The Belleville Democrat from Belleville, Kansas • 1

Av Hf NUMBER VOLUME VII. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 893. The Celebrated Gurney Refrigera -Additional Locals. J. M.

DOYLE, tor with removable ice chest, for sale by Carstensen Collixs. -DEALER IN- There will be a meeting of the fire company at the hose house next Wed MORI, Wm AND PlOTli FRAME' nesday evening at 7:30. A full attend ance is requested. i By Order of the Chief. Z1ST OF LETTERS My.

stock is conrolete, and I Cordially all in need of anything in this line to call Remaining unclaimed in the Postofficeat Belleville, Kansas, May 3O 1893. LADIES LIST. and examine the same. I am always glad to give you prices. Thompson, Miss Maud Peterson Miss Tilda I sell goods on the uostal, Mrs.

Agnes gents list: Mutter, T. L. Casey, C. When calling for advertised letters give date of advertisement. W.

A. BROCK, P. M. Commencement Exercises, The commencement exercises of the Belleville High School that took place last Friday evening at the M. E.

church was a grand success, and one that will long be remembered. The large church was densely packed and many had to go away for want of room, and all seemed to be satisfied and enjoyed the effort made by the school to entertain them. There was hut one to graduate, Miss Jennie lola McPherson, who acquitted herself with honor, and was presented with diploma by the president of the school board, Mr. Jay F. Close.

After the graduating exercises came the eon-test in declamations between the following students: Nora Barr, Evangel Sprague, Cora Johnson, Adela Humphrey, Will McCall, Tom Charles, Allie Studley, Albert Northorp, Myrtle Vance, Nellie Taylor, Stella Pilkenton, Anna Jehlik, Anna Wade and Ada Clark. Allie Studley was awarded the first prize and Tom Charles the second. While there is a great variety of opinions as to who should have had the prizes, the faces are that they were all so good and so evenly matched that it was hard to decide which one was the best, and we be fcP iSTELlElT PfJl. A large assortment of Fly Nets and Dusters just recieved at Carstensen Collins. Undertaking done in all its branches.

First Door East of Post-OlRoe. BELLEVILLE, KANSAS, Miss Arbuthnot, one of Belleville's best Pianists will be Prof. Mount's accompanist, Monday eve at the recital. Decoration day has come and gone, and we are glad to say it was well observed in Belleville. There was a large crowd came to pay their respects to the memory of the brave men who faced 3eath Jor their country's sake.

The exercises at the opera house were good '3nd the hall was crowded to suffocation. The grand army glee club first sang a a song, after which the Rev. L. M. Newell offered up prayer, the glee club followed, alter which E.

W. Wagoner delivered an oration. Then came the children's military parade, followed by an address by Jay F. Close, and a recitation by Mr, M. West, and then the exercises closed by a song by the glee 'club.

After the exercises was over, a larg'e'Dumber notwithstanding the threatening s'orm, formed in procession and went to the cemetery when the graves ot the soldiers were decorated with flowers. Many of the other graves had been beautifully decorated with flowers 'in the forenoon, and when it was all through, the cemetery resembled a bed of roses. The exercises waa a success and, notwithstanding the scarcity of flowers there was enough found to do justice to the occassion. Not only is decoratiou of the graves of tha soldiers a noble act but memorial days relreshes the mind of all the departed and is a good time to show your retnomberance of them by decorating their graves as well. Saved from Death ty Onions.

There has no doubt been more lives of children saved from death in croup or whooping cough by the use of onoins than any other knowu remedy, our mothers used to make poultices ot them or a syrup, which was always effectual in breaking up a cough or cold. Dr. SPECIAL. AXOUXCEM We have made arrangements with Dr. B.

J. Kendall publishers of "A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases," which will enable all our subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable work free by sending their address (enclosing a two-cent stamp for mailing same) to Dr. B. J. Kendall Enosburgh Falls, Vt.

This book is now recognized as standard authority upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period of time. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work, and be glad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable book. It is necessary that you mention this paper in sending for the Treatise." This offer will remain open for only a short time. lieve the judges decided as they houest-ly believed. But those who did not Sunday School Work.

Sunday the 28th iust. in Norway township, the S. S. missionary and F. A.

Smith held their 17th S. S. confer ence; this number having been held in the county sLce the 6th day of April. After holding three more, in Beaver, Lincoln, and Grant tps, every township in the county will have been reached. A very interesting meeting was held at Agenda school house, Elk Creek tp, on Thursday the 18th.

The house was filled to overflowing and we learn that some went away, not being able to get in. The work in Elk Creek tp is blessed with many earnest workers, and we hope that the same unity and harmony that has characterized their work for the past year will continue. We were much pleased to have with us several consecrated workers from Cloud county. A S. S.

was organized this spring in get the prizes need not be discouraged for their are many who believe they should have had them, and could abso lute justice have been done, tea out of the fourteen should hafe had prizes. But that could not be done, so they sho'ild be content that they did well and show ed that ability and learning that all J. G. DAWSON, Post OfSes B30B SIGH. should be proud of.

Miss Mide Wella favored the audience with a Gunn Onion byrup is made by com bining a few simple remedies with which, make it more effective as a med icine and destroys the taste and odor of the onion. 50c. Sold by J. A. Doher-ty, druggist.

Don't forget that the renowned Quick Meal Gasoline Stove is still kept by Carstensen Collins. "By what logic is a not that is a siU ver certificate at the issuing window of the treasury treated as a gold certificate at the next window? If silver is good enough to issue these certificates on, how and why does it, immediately after the issuauce, cease to be good enough to take them up in? How long can any sensible person think the people will stand it if every ounce of silver deposited is presumed in the treasury policy to create a debt againft the people which they must meet by borrowing gold and paying interest on it? It may be possible for some to conceive a more ab-sured or a more ruinous policy than this but we are free to confess that we cannot. It seems to us that if it is followed out to its logical conclusion it means ruin. St. Louis Republic.

solo, which was rendered in the finest the S.j$. part of the tp. at Prairie Center by Frank Roupe of Cloud coun style and was highly appreciated by all ty and he was put in the office of Suptt The music by the Mandolin club which Letters to Governor Lewelling was composed of Mrs. I. V.

Hardy We were glad to have him with us at the Agenda conference and to find in him one who believes in the S. S. as a BY K- HUDSON; Frank Dafoe, Anna Wade, Llllie Wade Curtis Armstrong and Laura Houston, might agensy under God in bringing was no small prt of the entertainment. 'r'ry Laie and'Suborts. As we -see Us Co.

iaikd to reappear last week we will superside them with the test oi our ability. The want of rain has done away with "wheat and oats. Jack Adams made a business trip to Talmo one day last week. Rev. John Borge has left for his home in Topeka.

Frank Bschelor had a runaway Saturday, no harm was done. Ralph Beach has accepted the position as reffere in the next world for Miss Ella Hill, the former was baptized the children to Christ. The music was fine and they were re Price, I copy. .2 Price, 5 copieB Call or address the above. ceived with a perfect storm of applause Notwithstanding the "transfer of Real Estate" on Sunday the 21st, we had a pleasant and profitable time at Belleville Center, Belleville tp.

We had with us in the afternoon our beloved brother, R. Johnson, Y. M. C. A.

secretary whenever they appeared. The entertainment was a success, and no one deserves more praise than Miss Abbie Andrews and itliss Kate Mallon, the superintendent and principal of the high school. The scholars showed that they had been trained by skilled hands, and that their time had not been wasted under the directions of these accomplished teachers. at Topeka. Believers were much edified we know as he talked to us in the power Miss Alvia Oliver Started for Kansas Carstensen Collins have a fine assortment of Screen VVire.

of the Holy Spirit on "How to study the Bible." City Saturday. The paved people have ordered a large tent for the use of the Gospel. The conference at Norway school house on Sunday the 28th was very Of Mi Sunday school has changed back to Carroll Ga. Free Press: The Democrat 10 a. m.

at dry lake. well attended. A gospel meeting was held at night. The S. S.

at this place ic platform declares for the "coinage of Charley Smith saya if he has a good, is running with Mr. C.fhi. Davis Supt We were elad to learn of a b. b. 8t srop he will take one of the Dain's in.

Seymore Simpson left for Lincoln Neb. Monday. Highland, Norway tp which has been Oliver made a mash at Millie Griffin dance. It Cures Colds, Coughs. Bore Throat Croup, enza.

Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma. A certain car for Consumption in first stages, and a sure relief in advanced stages. Use at once. Tou wiU see the excellent effect after taking tha first dose. Bold by dealers everjTfher.

Large bottles 6Qts and tl.OO. in existence about four weeks. Mr. Walters is Supt. The S.

S. at 48 is in a flourishing condition, we learn, with Mr. H. Day as Supt. Ben Turner and George Oliver was over to Denmark Sunday.

both gold and silver without discrimina ting against either metal or charge for coinage on such a basis a3 shall insure the party of the two metals." WilJ congress, when it meets, proceed immediately to put into law this part ot the platform? The Democrats have the majority in that body, and they can do it if they will. What can they say to the people if they fail to carry out solemn pledges? Can they ask them again to suppo.it them? The free coin-ago of silver was one of the winning cards in the democratic platform and the party cannot not afford to stand up to its promises. Ira Ulum will go to the Worlds Fair City soon. First Musical Recital in Te be held in the M. E.

Church, June 5, at P. BY Professor S. W. MOUNTZ, Chicago's Celebrated Artist, assisted by Home Talent. PROGRAMME.

Sunshine and rain Blumenthal, S. W. "Alone In the Desert" manuel S. lW. Mountz.

"Keeper of the Keys," Tinny S. W. Jiountz. Piano Solo, Mrs. I.

V. Hardy. "Arrow ana the Song', W. Mountz. "Clause ot the Forge," W.

Mountz. "River and the S. W. Mountz. Select Reading-, M.

O. Kamp. "Bedouin Love Song," V. Mounts. "Village Weiss S.

W. Mountz. Duet, A. E. McJteene and H.

H. Fuller "Only the Sound of a Voic S. W. Mountz. Charles Smith had a Bcrap at the The finest quality of Mound City Paints at Carstensen Collins.

Griffin shin diz. Hiram Bonsaff thinks some of going to the Reservation to see his squaw. T. Dunback has ensaged Charley Griffin to run his wind mill thia winter. We ens xouens.

BRICK! BRICK! The Best Quality of Pressed Brick Sold by A. Kazebeer, Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report Abilene Reflector'.

"Among the laws that went into effect on the publication of the statutes last week is the new game law. The kind of a game law Kansas needs is like this: Book agents may be killed from August 1 to October 1, spring poets from March 1 to July 1, scandal mongers and gossipers from January 1 to December 31 inclusive, umbrella borrowers February 1 to May 15. Open season all the year on lightening rod agents, wheel ot fortune men and anarchists. The Celebrated Gurney Refrigerator with removable ice chest for sale by Carstensen Collins. KANSAS.

BELLEVILLE, lm Adults 11 Cii. Chili-fia 15 Cts. Powder 11 eyy I have now got my Pressed Brick Machine running and will be ready by May 1st to furnish the best quality of Pressed Brick rs low as they can be sold. Builders and contractors, should be sure to see me before they, buy. 11 The proceeds of the entertainment go to the M.

E. Sunday Schaol. This will be a Rare Musical Treat. Do not Miss it. Remember the Time and Place.

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