The Belleville Democrat from Belleville, Kansas • 5

.11 on W. W. Evans and Examine his Mammoth Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Capt. Covington, of the Leigh, I. The following is the rmieunt cx-scded by the ci'y elected eo ir as they have been filed wiih the ANOTHER NEW LINE! In addition to our large stock of T.

Leader, was in the city last week, and gave us a call. The Captain is one of Kansas' old Democratic heel horses and is always ready to fight lor the prin County Clerk: TT A T) lir A 1 DT7 rilT ATW A 1)1? CWWCTQ ciples he go dearly loves. G. Knowlton, Mayor. $3.50.

S. 0. Crummer, Treasurer, S3. 30. E.

Towle, Justice of the Peace, i iHtJL All -If you want to save your dogs 83 50. ives you had better pay the tax. The J. A. Lacey, Justice of the Peace, HARNESS, QUEENSWAKE, We have just recieved a Full Line of $3.50.

marshal has got his shouting iron ready and is on the war path. We can spare a few hundred dogs out of Belleville without any inconvenience. "1 rsv TD A A. P. Iloddy, Constable, nothing.

Marritd In Belleville. May 24th, 893. by J. A. Jacobs Probate Judge, 01 1 11 Al TMPLIMENT8, CARTS AND WAGONS.

Letters from B. Hogato written Mr. S. S. Morrow and Miss Anua Mar in Italy, state than he will sail from Liverpool lor home on the 2nd of June.

tin. It was ever thus from the beginning He has bought a large lot of fine jacks and will be, to the end, that woman was given for man and man for woman. Iu and will be expected here about the 20th of June. One Carload already in and others to follow as soon as we can make room. Remember we buy for cash and are willing to give our customers the benefit of the low price we obtain.

We ave a full line of the celebrated JOHN DEERE' IMPLEMENTS, the G-ALE MANUFACTURING- GO'S, goods. The well known BUCK-EYE and other STRICTLY FIRST CLASS line of machinery. -The vast facilities of the J. C. the marriage ot this young couple," may-it prove a blessing to the world, and at, Aver of Lowell, Mass.

enable them their end may they look back on a long, to place The Superior Blood purifier happy and well spent life. The Demo Ajer's Sarsaparilla within reach IT crat extends its hearty congratulations to Mr. Morrow aud his fair bride. of the poorest invalid. Don't be induced to take a cheap substitute.

Always remember that the best is the cheapest. Belleville is the best, bufiness town CARSTENSEN CULLERS. In all cases, where a mild but ef fective aperient is needed, Ayers Pills Mevill- Democrat. of its size in the State of Kansas. Her people, ns a rule are thrifty, prosperous, honest and intelligent.

She is surrounded by as fine fara ing land as lay out doors, which is inhi bited are the best. They improve the appe Three inches of snow fell in St. Paul on the 23d. More snow than we had in Republic county all winter. tite, restore healthy action, promote di gestion, and regulate every function LOCAL NEWS.

by as honest, industrious and prosperous No pill is in greater demand, or more E. B. TOWLE, ATTORNEY AT LA And Notarv Public T.ate of the Supreme Judical Court of "Main. Office in Phoenix Block over Thompson's Hardware store, Kansas. DR.

GRANT FREEBORN, HOMEOPATHIC Drs. "Chicago Dispensary" have innumerable Testimonials from gratefully cured cases sufficient to form vol set of JarmeTS as any state can beast off. highly recommended by the profession Remember that 0. C. Overman Her railroad facilities are as good as can Remember that Tremain, the Pa replaces all his trees that fail to grow.

umes. See large ad. be and her is the Client. With r-r 1 1 i 1 per flanker sun lives, urcier in ins E. B.

Towle went to Concordia these advantages there is no good reason J. A. Doherty went to Witchita lice left with H. N. Fuller, will be Monday on business.

Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Belleviile ehouid not grow in important promptly attended to, also Kalsoininiog Pharmacintical Society. Lass's Heaicine Moves tue Bowels Each Lay. until she is second to no city in the and Sign Work done on short notice, In order to be healthy this is necessa state. C. W.

Wilds, who has been station Dave VanAkien and family will leave for Texas Tuesday next where they ry. A. letter from Robert Carson to areut on the Rock Island at Narka for Several of our citizens weDt to Con will make their future home. the Democrat, from Eldorado Springs, some time, has been transfered to De Special Attention given to Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Children. Office and Residence in Central Block, South side of square.

Calls in the countiy attended day or night. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS. Married In Republic City, May cordia Monday to attend the great circus. May 22d, says he is getting along Witt, Neb. Mr.

Wi'ds has, by strict nicely, and much improved in health. 20th. 1893, by Rev. J. D.

Matthews, Mr. Tudor J. Charles ani Miss Anna attention to business, on the confidence of the company, and we are glad to The Belleville Elevator is the place Thompson. to go with your grain, and to buy your Coal, Ground Feed and Meal. hear ot his promotion.

T. M. Noble and wife left Wednesday -The school children of District, No The cold wave that struck us Mon J. A. LACEY, LAND, LOAN AND COLLECTION, INSURANCE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE.

34, the Silverthorne school house, gave tor York. and from there to Missouri and perhaps to the worlds fair day would indicate that a hail storm their teacher Mr. C. B. Keith, a sur had passed not far north of us.

before they return. prise last Friday, in the shape ot a pic Don't give your ordeis for fruit The District Court was in session nic dinner. In the afternoon the child He says that they are having lots of rain there and that the farmers are plowing corn, which looks well. The wheat and oats are very poor and that the fruit crop will be very That the peach aud pear crop is almost a failure. seems to rrjoice over one thing aud that is that they have lots of strawberries and new potatoes.

lie says the arrival of visitors are not up to tlie expectation of the hotel men, which they contiibute to the cold weather. The cold weather may have something to do with it, but the Worlds Fair mere. trees and shrubbery until you have seen Tuesday and adjourned until the 3d of ren took charge of the school and held a Overman. June, when they will finish up the term regular oratorical exercises, while Mr of court. A nice rain Monday and everybody Keith took a back seat and looked oa Notary Public and OF THE Room in Phcenix Block, over Belleville Bank.

BELLEVILLE, KANSAS. We understand that the plans for The Keene monument has been rejoiced. It was the first rain of note we have had. for ten months. the new Odd Fellows and A.

0. U. placed on the lot in the northeast corner Go to Rich Doran for Monu building have arrived and that work of the Belleville cemetery. All who ments and Headstones. Work neatly will be commenced at once.

have not seen it should do so on decor DR. HARDY. done and satisfaction guaranteed. Fho ation day. It is a fine peace of work that nothing beautifies tograph free.

manship and speaks well for the builders a home like fruit trees a shrubbery, Wome J. E. Caswell returned last week Rich Doran, Belleville Marble ane PHYSICIAN and that you can better trees at less cost of 0. C. Overman than any from a trip to Chicago.

Wnile there he visited the Worlds Fair. Granite works. Programme. man in the btate. The finest coal in the.

city is kept Mrs. Mattie Everson was brought Belleville High School Commence Office in W. B. Hardy Son's Drug Sture. Chronic Diseases a Specialty.

up from Scaodia Wednesday and after Will Vote as usual at the next school election but for many candidates. They give a unanimous vote every day in thf week in favor of ment Exercises, May 26th, 1893, 8 at the Belleville Elevator. Always clean and nice and makes no soot. Try it. careful examination, was pronounced m.

Invocation Rev. L. M. Newell. insane.

W. H. Alexander and wife left The regular meetic of Belleville Music None Such Mand.din Club Essay The Higher Eduaaiion of Wo for Chicago Tuesday to take in the Chapter, No. C9, R. A.

Masons was well attended Friday evening. There Worlds Fair. men, Jennie Gola McPhersou. Presentation of Diploma. CONTEST iX DECLAMATION.

was work in the Degree. Wanted A girl to do general W. G. HANING, PHYSIG.A.3 SURGEON, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS. Diseases of the Eye p.ucWSkin a specialty.

Office Duherty's Drug Store. M. E. Foote, ot Topeko, represent WHITE RUSSIAN housework. Eniuire of Geo.

W. Collins, at Carstensen Cullers 1st prize, Presented by Boaid of Ed ing the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company, of.Topeka, was in the city a stcre, Belleville. Of short time last week. Mr. E.

L. Meek came in from ucation. 2nd prize, Presented by Supt. Schools and Pricipal of High Scnool. Solo Selected, Miss Wells.

Chariot Race, Ncra Barr. Word comes from all quarters thai Oaklal oma Saturday last to visit parents Z. A. WADE. and friends.

the neatest and most satisfactory dye for coloring the beard a brown or black is Cjasiiiii -2a3 to Consumpticn. A Legend of Bregenz Evange JBuctcingbams dye for the Whiskers. Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at Sprague. because they know it has no equal as a labor and temper saver on wash-day. The "White Russian" is a great soap to use in hard or alkali water.

Does not roughen or injure the hands is perfectly safe to use on the finest fabrics. JAS. S. KIRK Chicago. Cnskj Diamond Tar Soap.

VtfSS2lC Several of our citizens lLtend leav once. Ole Bulls Christmas storv Cor Artifical Teeth on the different bases. ing the coming week to visit the Worlds Johnson. Mrs. Geo.

Snyder, of Lebanon, is visitins with Mrs. W. O. Dunn this Fair. Better leave your jewelry and GOLD AND PLASTIC FILLINGS, The New Lochiuvar Adela Hum money at homo.

week. phrey. The tree man: ia loose in the land Parrhasins and the Captive Wit Croion and Uriaye worke done in the best manner. OFFJCE OVER CHAPIN'S STOKE Mr. A.

E. Whan has been postmaster at Talnio. Mr. Whan 1 and O. C.

Overman is in the lead McCall. The Dandy Fifth Tom Charles. Give him your orders if you want trees How Jane Conquest Rang the Bell hat always live. Married May 17th, 1893, by H. H- Dealer in Allie Sludley.

Regulus to the Carthaginians--Albert A. Jacobs, Prr bate Judge, Mr. II. is well qualified end wiJ make a good postmaster, Friday Miss Jennie Mc-Pherson will graduate at the M. E.

church, also the oratorical contest will take place. Next Sabbith the preparatory services lor Decoration day will be held in the M. E. church. The services will Townsdin and Mbs Kittie Betzner, When You Are Goinp- TO PORTLAND, TACOMA.

SEATLE, VICTORIA, PORT TOWN SEND. SPOKANE FALLS, OR ANY Crsgss, Wiisgtca Pspt hid The Uniqn Pacific RUMS DAILY FAST TRAINS. lasnss.e. saddles Robes "Whips, Armstrong Opera House Druggists, have the finest room, the largest stock, and arc the only exclusive drug store in the city. Wall Paper and SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQARE, BELLEVILLE, KANSAS.

Northrup. Music None Such Mandolin Club. Tom's Little Star Myrtle Vance. Yes I'm Guilty Nellie The Legend of Kalooka Stella Fiik-enton. College Oil Cans Anna Jehlik.

Rosy O'Mocre Anna Wade. The Modern Cain Ada Clark. Music None Such Mandolin Club. Awarding of Prizes. Benediction.

Lewie HaDze! died in this city Monday night, May 22d, of consump W. S. Arbivthnot, be held at 11 o'clock a. m. Belleville's young people have been enjoying a merry-go-round this week.

While it may be fun for the young ptcple, it is as bad in picking up the loose change as a circus. Private letters from Capt. Johnston and wife, states that they are in southern Kansas and that his health is some improved. They will go from their to Kansas City in a short time, Paints our Specialties. Married May 19tb, 1893, by J.

B. Beams, Justice of the Peace, Mr. W. G. Squire3 and Mrs.

Esther A. Leman. C. H. Dewaide is still manager of the Belleville Elevator, and always ready to wait upon the cold and hungry.

If you want any Coal or Ground Feed or have got any grain to sell, go and see him. He will do yoa good. rrrrrnivinv Hi UllUbU i i i ijis iiiiii oi Befoe come and see me. lean inform yon fully about the ronte nd tKe conptry. It yr can rot i-'ive me a calf, sure and write, four Intended Destination.

Xnmberof Tickets Wanted (Fulland Ila Numbei ol Pieces Baggage When joh want to start. I willthen take pleasure in urn.ihing yen rg-ratirj tously, fnlland completeinformationreKan' rig on Tourney, and render yoa assistance in securing jont tlckfts, sleeping caraccommoatinrts and bf gaga checks--in fict. relieve Tin of much care ard tronbleinarrangringyoar: rip VAridrf srasfolloits W. O. DUNN Agent BEM.EVIIL KAXS J.

Graduate ofthe Chicaep Veterinary Col'ege has A i RMlMilleand will Hive promptattention tion. Hewas buried Tuesday at JIurv. Lall-orkinihlslin. OSceat Armstrong Co'a den..