The Hazelton Bee from Hazelton, Kansas • 1

THfc HAZELTON BEE. VOL. 1. HAZELTON, BARBER KANSAS, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1894. no.

a. G. R. FOLLETT COMPANY, -The quicker you get on to tho fact that wo are located here to Bell- lachinery naraware. mm 1, 1 Qlli5 -at prices that merit your patronage and will soon save you money, tho better it will be for you and for us.

We buy our goods- IN CAR LOAD LOTS, and no firm in this part of the county can, or will be allowed to under sell COMPANY. G.R.F OLLETl CARD OF THANKS. WHAT IS SAID OP US. I feel under many obligations to may friends for their kindness to my family and myself during the sickness of my wife, and for the sympathy and kindness shown us. J.

W. Gass. exchanges last week. Its editor is B. V.

Kelley, and it will be neutral in politics. Success to the venture. Harper Sentinel. The Hazelton Bee, a neat five column folio, B. V.

Kelley, editor and proprietor, reached our table Saturday. It is newsy, and its advertising columns speak well for the town. Attica Tribune. Among our exchanges this week CALIFORNIA REDUCED RATE Henry Fisher, Prest, Chas, T. Neale, Jr.

V. Prest. Horace B. Steck, Cashier We are in receipt of Vol. 1 No.

1 of the Hazelton (Kansas) Bee, published by B. Kelley, formerly of this place. It is a bright, newsy, five column folio, well filled with advertising and shows that the town appreciates the new industry. Success Brother Kelley. Miami Valley Herald, Quincy, Ohio.

It was in Quincy in 1886 that we --first performed the multifarious duties of "devil," beginning in the Journal office, F. Ladd, proprietor. The Hazelton Bee made its appearance last Saturday as a five column folio, all home print. The paper will evidently be a credit to the town. Barber County Index.

We have the Bee, Ilaz-elton's new paper. It is a five column folio, neatly printed and fairly The Santa Fe ik selling tickets to San Francisco, Sau Diego and Los Angles one way continuous passage for round trip, limit CO days for $35.50. State Bank of Hazelton, Hazelton, Barber Kansas. was Vol. 1 No.

1 of the Hazelton Bee, just established at Hazelton. It is as newsy a little sheet as there is around here, and starts out with a good advertising patronage. Bluff City Independent. The Hazelton Bee, a neat five column folio with the name of B. V.

Kelley at its masthead, has been launched upon the turbulent seas of Paid up Capital $25,000 TEACHER'S EXAMINATION. The regular County Teacher's Examination will be held on Saturday, April 28, 1894, at the Medicine Lodge school house. M. M. Gamble, Co.

Sup't. Transacts a General Banking Business. journalism at Hazelton, Kansas. Alva (Ok.) Chronicle. We have received the first number of the Hazelton Bee, and it is a neat newsy little paper.

If the people wish to keep a paper there they 'must keep up a steady patronage and not "lay off" their entire donation for three or four months at a time. Alva (Ok.) Pioneer. April Forecasts. Hicks says: "Showers and hail storms are two "characteristics of April phenomiua, and that it will be wise to anticipate hail with any well defined Btorm from April 3 to the end of the month. The 5, 6, 1, 18, 19, 20, 29 and 30 are central storm days; 1, 2, 12, 13, 24, and 25 are reactionary storm, periods.

Without useless foreboding and dread, we may reasonably expect tornadic storm periods in April. Heavy showers, with thnnder hail and wind, will strike all sections in their march to the Atlantic. John C. Fisher. F.

Fisher. H. Fisher. Chas. T.

Neale. Hazelton Holler Mill Company, Manufacturers of OBITUARY. well patronized. B. V.

Kelley is the editor and publisher. Hazelton is populated with an intelligent, enterprising class of citizens, but it requires lots of nerve, nevertheless, to start a paper in that town, or any other for that matter, these times. Medicine Lodge Cresset. We have received Vol. 1 No.

1 of Hazelton Bee, published at Hazelton, by Mr. Kelley, of Attica. It is a neat five column folio. Kiowa Review. The Hazelton Bee is the latest journalistic venture for public favors, published by B.

V. Kelley, who is also the editor and general devil of the "stinger." The publisher announces the Bee will occupy a long felt want in the newspaper world, and sail under the independent wing of popular favor. We wish him success with his "experiment," and hope he many gather enough honey to make it lasting. Kiowa Journal. Hazelton has a newspaper again.

B. V. Kelley has just issued the initial number and christened the ew venture the Hazelton Bee. Long may.it buzz. Anthony Republican.

The first issue of the Hazelton Bee came out last eek under the management of B. V. Kelley, It is a neat five columu folio. Harper Advocate. The first number of the Hazelton Bee made its appearance among our We have received Vol.

1 No. 1 of the Hazelton Bee, published by B. V. Kelley. It is a neat five column folio, and an all home print'; carefully edited and well patronized.

Mr. has the energy to make it a paying paper, all of which we hope he will do. Colwich Pointer. A. T.

S. F. 11. II. Co.

TRANSPORTATION DEV-'t. Wichita, Mar. 24, 1891. B. V.

Kelley, Editor Hazelton Bee. My Dear Friend: 1 No. 1 of your valuable Bee came buzzing in our home to-day, and must say that this number one (Bee was very interesting and much appreciated. Hoping all your Bees may be as interesting, and wishing you a prosperous future as editor of the Bee, I am ever your friend, E. V.

Ckitchfeild. Patent and Fancy Flour, Bran, Meal, Ship Stuff and Mill Feed of all kinds. Your patronage is solicited. HAZELTON, BARBER COtJNTY, KANSAS. Amner Gass, wife of J.

Gass, died at her residence one and one-half miles south-east of town, on Marck 28, 1894, after an illness of about nine days. Deceased was born in Georgia on Aug. 1, 1847, and was married to J. W. Gass in 1S00.

She was the mother of seven children, of which two died in their infancy. The other five are' living with their father, and mourn the loss of a mother and companion. Sister Gass was a devoted ehris tian woman, a loving mother and an excellent neighbor; She was loved by all who knew her. The funeral was preached by the writer on March 30 after which her remains were intered in Rose Hill Cemetery, east of town. J.

B. Fey, Pastor 0. P. Church. THE BEE Trial Subscription 25c for 3 mo- lleskett, living five miles west of a two year old black filly March 21.

No brands, and shoulder slightly sunk. Any one knowing of the above horse will please address Mr. lleskett at Kiowa..