The Beattie Eagle from Beattie, Kansas • 4

No Englishman can become a Frankfort Kansas, April 8, 1897. THE BEATTIE EAGLE. citizen of the Transvaal. WILSON WILSON, Proprietors, The latest is a "pronouncing-match" for the benefit of the M. E.

church at Waterville. PliCES $1.00 Per Year. inAdvance. (lispltlV Hll'l lni'lll HlviTtiSt'1IH'Mt, hIi-sh ntln i-w iinlf ri'ti Un- timo of will it'tnuin sUiii'lini; iiulil orUi'ml out, liotii'i-s 6 im'IiIh line per insm. The Denver Times says that "Miss Francis Willard is to be presented on a bust to her alina mater." ott all staple merchandise, than ever known before.

VandaliHin at Manhattan If the owner of a large store or factory wore to start in some morning by the dismissal of the manager, the chief clerk, the book-keeper, and all the under clerks except two or three who held unimportant positions, and by hiring a set of green hands who knew nothing about the business, tho verdict of the community would bo very decidedly against his action, and ho would be considerwd foolish, if not to have wronged his employees. Now if ho did this because his Entered at the Heattie, Kansas, pnstoflice for transmission through the mail at second class rates. We are heavy buyers, direct from the primary markets, and can sell goods in competition with An Indiana candidate for a township office paid his announcement fee with a bucket of sauer kraut. the best stores in the West. SATURDAY, APR.

17, 18'7. Lion, McLaughlin's or Ankovia coffee, per package 15c Directory. -ails for 11 pounds of strictly best hand-picked navy 25c The "brain fag" of the average office holder is pitiful to behold. Lewelling "has gone to Texas to rest." His two offices seem to make him wear v. 10 pounds best rolled oats lor Good bulk coffee, green or roasted, per lb 15c "Bourbon Blend" coffee per pound 20c St.

Joseph Grand Island Ry. Time Table. 0999 TRAINS WKST. No. 1 Mixed 11:60 m.

Nu. 3 Mull iinil Kxpress 3:28 in. 2x "llesperton Blend coffee per pound (This is a nigh grade Java mend, equal to any you buy at 30c) 15 oz. 15c can K. C.

baking powder Lewis Lye per can The way toshut up the "bucket shops" is to let them alone. There is no need of a law. As well make a law against the sale of gold brick. 10c 10c people did not agree with him politically he would be censured very harshly and probably punished by law, We recall an incident that took place in St. Louis last fall during tho heat of the campaign where one of the largest relail merchants of that city dismissed two of his clerks because they did not believe in the McKinley platform.

We re No. 17 Freight 3:00 p. in. I.ocnl Freight 5:1111 p. ni.

I-'iist Kreiiiht p. ll). TKAINS K.T. No. Mixed a.

in. No. in Kruiuht 7:23 u. m. No.

4 Wail ii ml F.x press 1 p. in. Greenwich Lye 7 cans for 50c Fine evaporated California peaches 3 pounds for 25c 25c Local 1' ri'lKlit it. in. Hock 5:08 p.

in. No 14. No. l. The late legislature tried to be good to Hie old soldiers.

A law was passed allowing them to "peddle in any city without license." Don't curry pussunccrs. W. A. NICHOLS. Audit.

10c 10c 25c 25c 25c 25c 5 pounds California raisin cured prunes California peeled table peaches, 5-pound cans, each Wild Goose plums in heavy syrup, 3-pound cans, each 4 cans Iowa good sweet corn 3 cans best western packed, solid tomatoes 5 pounds clean broken rice, A splendid uncolored Japan tea for (We would just like to have you test this tea in comparison with any you have bought at from 35 to 50c lb.) 4 poucds sal soda COUNTY OFFICERS. llistriut Judtfe K- U- Spillimiu fctlite KfMiutor lill Uis't A. Stocks Hi'pri'sontulivH 42nil Dis't H. 1J. Moure Treasurer '''I.

Kuulkucr County Clerk K. H- Woodiuilll member what a cry went up all over tho city and all over this country against that merchant and he was forced by public sentiment to take thoso two clerks back and do penance for his crime. But what shall we say when tho board of Managers of the Agricultural College at Manhattan, with high handed effrontery, calls up President Fairchild. 18 years president of that school, and demands of him whether he is in sympathy with the present state governineiit of Kansas in his political views. 10c 5 5 20c 10c 10c 10c 15c 15c 1 pound package corn starch 1 pound package gloss starch Battle Ax tobacco per pound Duke's Mixture tobacco 3 packages Greenback tobacco, 3 packages 1 dozen good oranges 1 dozen best fancv lemons In Randolph there were no nominations made for city officers, and every voter had to write the candidates' name on the ticket.

Telegraph. President McKinley has just appointed the son of Gen. Phil Sheridan a cadet to West Point, a tiling which Cleveland refused to do for two years, tho' often importuned by the young man's mother. Clerk District Court It. Hemphill ShorllT 1).

HnlT County A K- A ITolmtc JiliUe VV. T. KuU'iHler of Deeds Dennis Sale 811 pi. Public Instruction M. W.

Street County Surveyor Jclin lirnly Cormier W. lloyukiti (1.1). Yiirick, Chuiriu'n Commissioners '1'. .1. I'nrrnr, I Charles Wcrliler.

oineor Dr. Win. Slrayer. Aitell, Ks A good broom Men's good heavy blue overalls, 50c A splendid line of men's work trousers, SI 00 Men's heavy denim jackets, 50c doz men's full size, well made work shirts, 50c Men's laundried percale dress shirts, 50c TGwnsliip Off icsrs- In 1S')3 there were brought for J. W.

Smith Trustee J. Ilelverinn T. Waters Men's all wool black English (. lay worsted suits, oo Young men sail wool Lughsh lay worsted suits, ages 14-V, m0 Good suits for boys and men, 35 00 Child's strictly all wool knee dress suits, $2 50 Child's well made satinet knee suits, ages 4 to (') $1 25 Child's black worsted knee pants, 40c SOur stock of men's neckwear, underwear and hats is new and complete. City Officers- Mayor If rank L.

Smith J. V. Schleiuh S. T. aters Councilman Jus- ViiilKlill I S.

K. Sheldon I I'olluu JiiiIkb Tucker City Marshal 1. Buyer City Clerk K. Cochran import into the United States from the Argentine Republic alone, tons of wool. In lS'H this was increased to tons and in 1S it was doubled up to 12,187 tons.

And Marshall county wool sold for 5 cents per pound. During the rain storm which prevailed Tuesday evening, the 6th, a small cyclone developed live miles southeast of Seneca and swept away two large stock barns, the orchard and outhouses and when Mr. Fairchild frankly answers "no," he is told lo staud aside, llis fate is soaled. lie is sent adrift because he is not a populist. There are some fifty or more professors, teachers, helpers and workmen connected with that college.

These- were all called in singley and put through the same course of questioning and only about one in live of them could pass tho ordeal. All the rest weredismissed and new men and women put into their places. Without stopping to consider the wreck of tho We are making a specialty of a man's fine Fedora hat in both black and brown, latest shape at We also have a very line stiff hat, latest shape out, fully warranted at Men's "Level Best" and "Plymouth Rock" work shoes, warranted at School Board- President Jul. H'll Treasurer Win. Hell Clerk D- Morgan S2 00 $3 00 $1 35 $2 00 $1 15 1 -10 $1 50 I on the farm of Joseph Ford.

His Goat Hidings. loss was 52,000. A full line of men's dress shoes, solid and warranted, Don't forget that we carry the Nelson line of young men's high grade dress shoes at from $3 00 to $5 00. They are unequaled for style, lit and service. Our best school shoe, sizes 8MS to 11, Our best school shoo, sizes 11.

J- to 2, Our "Up to Date" fine shoe for ladies, a regular value, solid, warranted, patent tip, a good one, at W. A. I''. A. A.

M. If SONIO -Hnmtlc LoJi; The poorest business a court holils regular coiiiuiuiiieiuious in their hall on the secouil ami fourth Weduesiluy of each month. John Mol'or, Job llAKlt, Secretary. fr'-if" We have just received a full line of the celebrated Jno. school, the lasting injury done these people and the institution, what shall hesaid of the principle or lack of principle on which the action is based? If the merchant in St.

Louis committed a crime against his two clerks, what has tho board of regents done to tho President and faculty at l.ud!i IflH, worn; ir.N- ii'-aitie Strootmaii fine shoes lor ladies. Latest styles. "Budd" baby shoes, 50c "Budd" baby shoes, fine, patent tipped 5c ay Ilia, M. W. ever got into was the granting of an injunction to restrain a man from "cutting the price" of an article which he had to sell.

Yet this is what a court of common pleas did in Ohio in the case of the sugar trust vs one Arbucklc, a coffee dealer. Courts should have nothing to do with such business. Xnsoiiic. hall. .1.

1). IiC'lolder. HONOR lle.iMle I.oiIki'. 121. 1 iKlillKK 1)1' J' of meets 1)1' the llr.tl anil Until 1 ueailay taeh month at Musouic hall.

Jon lUKIt, Sue. MllH. S. .1. Tottkm, lVes 5c ltlC 7c 10c 25c 1000 yards good, heavy, unbleached sheeting muslin, per yd, Good shirting per yard, A good 10c cheviot, for shirting, "Black Hide Twill" shirting, percales, dress styles, Fine yard wide dress percales, 400 yards of English half wool chashinere, 44 inches wide, all colors and black, per yard, A line line of French all wool serges, 44 inches wide, all MODKKS W'OOIlMKN HutloliCmiil).

I0HK, M. V. is ill session at Keiper imll every 1). Coniikii, V. C.

Momiay evening, II. I) Uii.bv, Clerk. XKCCltlTY Mcltev- 37 of Imlils reg ii iiolils Council, K2, K. 1.. A Centralia woman has a ban tain hen which has laid her lav and is now sitting on a nest of eggs on top of the bureau.

The hen conies in through the window and pecks on the glass for admission. The reason she selected 4. colors and black, per yard 300 yards light calicoes, per yard, 2001) yards standard calicoes, all colors, per yard Standard check ginghams, per yard A full stock of fine novelty dress goods, as well as a II. E. Keicheter's house vva.s burned to the ground last Saturday morning.

A defective Hue caused the mischief. Vermillion Monitor. C0NSDJ1PT10N CANBE CURED. T. A.

Slocnm, M. the Grmt Chomlit int Scientist, Will Send Free, to the Afflicted, Three Bottles of HU Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Consumption and All Long Troubles. Nothing could be fairer, more philan ular ulHi-llns in Keiper hull every Tuesday AHIIISilTON I'lKltCK, l'l'i'l iile II Kril-rn, Secrelury. -I(A II A MY of the PI 1(1. II 'lime I'osl ml 1 1.

A i Is ri-uuliuly ill their Imll on second iinil fourth Saturday of each nioiilh. J. llKl.YKUINO, A Wll.l.lH. Adjuta nt. 'ouiuotmler.

line assortment of wash dress goods, newest fabrics, iiivision 2, A o. II. meets In HIItnUMANK tin -Iim the top of the bureau was because she could see herself in the glass. That is what attracts most of the bantams to such places. They are so vain, you know.

Cable advices from Europe in first and third Saturday of uucli iiiolith. T. r. O'Neil, ri-csidclit. Wm.

l-'ilOernld. Si'crelary. all at close cash prices, "wil Children's fast black, ribbed, seamless hose, a 15c value, for 10c We buy this hose in case lots from the mill, and save you 5c on every pair you buy. Ladies' seamless, fast black, St. Jo hose, per pair 10c A line assortment of wash silks for ladies' waists, at 60c aW We carry a very complete stock of stamped linens, filo silks, laces of all kinds, embroideries, ribbons, and fancy trimming buttons, "tan We will sell you a good summer corset for 25c S'syOur stock contains 500 corsets.

We make a specialty of good 50c and SI corsets. We carry Ball's, Warner's, American Lady, Model Form, CCC, and other well known corsets. Try the American Lady Bicycle corset. I'ION -nnilich Al. li.

ll is in Neil's hall the second and fourth Saturday in each mouth. W. W. Mi MaIION, 11. Secretary.

I'leslilent. dicate that enormous shipments of goods are being made to the United States to anticipate the enactment of the Dingley Tariff. The White Star liner "Cevic" left Liverpool with 11,500 tons merchandise last week, this being 3,000 tons more goods than have ever been shipped in one cargo. From Germany we also learn that all available cargo space has been engaged weeks ahead, and that additional steamers are being engaged to carry the freight that is thropic or carry more joy to tho afflicted, than the offer of the distinguished chemist, T. A.

Slocum, of New York City. Confident that he has discovered a reliablo cure for consumption and all bronchial, throat and lung diseases, catarrh, general decline and weakness, loss of llesh and all conditions of wasting, and to make its great merits known, ho will send, free, three bottles of medicine to any reader of Thk who may be suffering. Already this ''new scientific course of medicine" has permanently cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases. Tho Doctor considers it his religious duty a duty which he owes to humanity to donate his infallible cure. He has proved the dreaded consumption to be a curable disease beyond any doubt, and bus on file in his American and European laboratories testimonials of experience from those benefited and cured, in all parts of the world.

Visit Frankfort for your spring purchases. Time is worth less than money now and time spent in coming to a town wher large stocks are offered at low prices, is time profitably employed. We will pay 50c per bushel in trade for sound apples of good salable size. We want eggs and good table butter and will pay the highest market price. Free, Free, Free, Free A Positive Permanent Cure for WEAK MEN! We tuall I'KllK liiuukilid a reclje oT the KlViltrst Iteiitorillive oil tlor VOl'NtJ or ol.ll), MjlTeriiiK I nun preuiul ure decline from any cansn.

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Ity tiandiliK same to snlueoiie Inleresl-nl you fully rep ij iis for our trouldn. ONH OOOI) Tl'HN ANOTIIKIt. If von arc a snirerer. riie ui ouc for full particulars and recipe of tlili simple -nenlv iln.t cured mil (and liuudreds of others.) IT win Cl'RE YOU. Mailed free In plain enveh pu.

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Consumption, uninterrupted, means speedy and certain death. Address T. A. Slocum, M. q3 Pine street, New York, ami when writing the Doctor, give express and postollico address, and please mention reading this article in the JJkaitik tries, and what a pity it is, too, that it must all be brought in foreign vessels instead of under the American American Economist..