The Dunlap Reflector from Dunlap, Kansas • 8

The festival given at the K. P. hull W. J. ROSS, Proprietor, TO HE PUBLIC! Tuesday night by the M.

E. church was a pleasat afl'air the program was very inter THE DUNLAP REFLECTOR S. M. PADGETT SONS. PuMishers.

Entered at Qio PostoMea is Dunlap, Kansas, as becond class mall matter. esting and the receipts were abut $10.00. J. E. Wjiie, W.

M. Smith and Geo. HEN 1 NEED OF AMIES IX TEE DUNLAP, KANSAS. Clark favored us with a dollar each on subscription last week which was a very acceptable oll'ering. Let the good work DUNLAP, KANSAS.

Line, Ulothing go on. Flour, Fresh Corn Meal, -S. L. Sargent says that there will bo a And Chop Feed kept in slock. gentlemans' train pull out of Dunlap for Kansas Uity Monday, lie says he will be on board if there are not too many and I sell flour, $1.05, 251bs, 55 cents I have a line of Samples to show you, from two of the Largest Clothing Firms in the United States.

Suits, all wool, from $8.00 up. Don't be humbuged by buy ng ready made clothing. When in Council Grove, call and get prices before buy, Office in Stebbins Drug Store. VAN CORBIN, Agent, Council Grove, Kan. 60 cents a sack.

sports admitted, There are exceptions to all rules, ev H. REICH J. WISE. en those laid down in the Holy Scriptures. "Thou shalt hot bear salse witness," is a REICH WISE, commandment, and yet we And that it is no sin to avoid the truth for the pur General Blacksmithiiio: pose of escaping unjust punishment.

The family of V. Murlield contem FED BERNARD, 3TOEi ALER INMzr plates removing to Dunlap as soon as he can get the farm in condition so it will And Wagon Work All work done on short notice and be convenient to leave it. Tliny will be CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Dunlap, Kansas, May 18, 1897. Council met iu regular session in council chamber Mayor Bernard in -the chair, with Coutioiluien Schlosser, Year-out, Brickell aud Davis present.

Minutes of previous meeting read aud approved. Mayor Bernard reported that the crossing on Fourth street and Kansas avenue was satisfactory. Street and Alley committee viewed crossing con-, strueted on Fifte avenue at Main 6treet aud reported the work in compliance with the comract. The ditch connecting west ditch with Corbin ditch reported complete. The Mayor and Street Commisioner by mo-tion carried were instructed to purchase tour stone hammers to be used in breaking rock for street purposes and Macad-omizing.

The following bils were allowed: Thos. Turner, work with team, 1.00 C. C. Wilmore, St. Com.

live days, 7.50 C. II. Lewis, tubals and killing dogs, 1.50 Henry Reich three loads rock, .75 J. B. Byrnes, putting in 2 crossings1, 16.87 M.

Crawford, Judg of election and work on city pump, 5.C5 VV. F. Metcalfe, work on ditch, 1.00 J. P. B.

Karey. making dog tags, .50 Bill of C. Vickers laid on the table. Moved and carried to adjourn. W.

C. Townsend, City Clerk. guaranteed at lowest living piices. We welcomed by the unanimous population of the city, they are good neighbors aud HardwarE as carpenters slso solicit your patronage and builders. citizens.

Squire Williamson drew on Joel Mcdonald sons, Miller's buggy by moon-light for a couple of wheels a short time ago, but he wascompeled to return them. Thu drift Lumber Farm Implements, Paint, Glass, Oil, Stucco, Lime Ha Pioneer is seems to have been an illegal one, and he is liable to line and imprisonment for his conduct. General Blacksmitbiog Wsgdn Work. Fine emery and polishing wheels. All The Ladies Aid Society of the Con- cement, and all kinds of building gregational church met with Mrs, Thos.

Barber Wednesday and took dinner. Iiev. work guaranteed, cut down to gold stan dard prices. Give us your patronage. Bair says he dropped in at that all important hour for ministers to do their part C.

and pronounced the ice cream as well as other delicacies to be of the most deli. material, stoves, barb wire, woven wire, hog, cattle and poultry fence, etc. We meet all competition in selling goods aud solicit your patronage with a view to supplying your many wants. Saddle Harness Shop, cious flavoring. The Ministerial Association of the M.

P. Church for the Kansas Conference was held in this city Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The first session consisted of Prayer and Praise service. There were several eminent ministers present and a larg attendance throughout made Over $5,000,000. in the meetings interesting and efl'ective.

Repair Work. ANSAS. "jfIN THE0ST And General Dunlap, MEMORIAL DAY. The fragrance of flowers and the odor of spring reminds us of the near approach of Memorial Day a day on which to give tears to the dead and cheers to the living a day to plant the flag Ihey loved so well, and strew flowers upon tha graves of our loved aud fallen comrades and teach loyalty to the young who will soon take our places and c.i rry out the object of the day when the Grand Army of the Republic will be no more. Every old soldier is enjoined to properly observe the day and do his part to keep fresh and green the memoirs of those who have answered their last-roll call.

Let no gra ve of a comrade whose remains lie at rest in our cemetery be neglected on this day. Divinn seavices appropriate to the oc- NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. To protect my siock, 1 hereby notify the 17. all hunters to positively keep oil' of Northwest Quarter of Section 12, Tp. Range 9.

Respectfully, II. S. Cams, A home institution. Not a dollar O. YEAROUT, M.

HOMOEOPATHIC Physician Surgeon. Special attention devoted to Obstetrics and Diseases of childien. Office in Tyler building, Dunlap, Kansas. ADVERTISED LETTERS, List of letters remaining uncalled for iu the post oflice at Dunlap, Kansas May Of its money leaves the state. None cheaper, safer nor simpler.

1, 1S97. Mr. Thomas Kotki, Fillies Porter. No GO or 00 days taken to adjust losses. Will carry your risk while four fifths casian will be held at K.

of P. hall Sun of the premium remains in your pocket. Those ncding insurance on their build- These letters if not called for will be day morning May 23d at 10:30, Iiev, Bair to deliver the' sermon. Prepaid ngs grain or live stock will do, well to investigate. For further information inquire sent to the Dead Letter office June 1.

of U. S. OTKT1S, Agent. tions for the services will be made by C. C.

Vickeks. Postmasterr. FRANK RYMAN, Proprietor, City Barber Shop. Watch esand Clocks cleaned. REUNION NOTICE, committees on the day previous.

The Post End Camp will march to the hall, headed bv the DunlaD Cornet Band at There will be a meeting of the Morris county Reunion Association, Saturday, S. M. PADGETT SONS Call and see me when you want any 10:15. The program for the 29th is as follows May 29th at 10 o'clock a. at the G.

A. thing in the barber line. 1 aim to do R. Hall, Council Grove, Kansas. Corrinittee on flowers will meet at G.

A. osSPUBLlSHERS first-class work at reasonable prices, All old Soldiers aud Sons, ef Veterans W. IT. COULMAN, and all citizens interested are urgantly re-quested to be present as business of impor It. hall at 10 a.

m. The Post and tCamp will meet at the hall at 1 p. m. and make preparations to form on Main street at 1:30 and be ready to march toward the tance will come before the association. Physician Surgeon II.

E. Hagar, President. C. M. Lov, Secy.

cemetsry at 2 o'clock. The marshal will arrange the procession by placing the band to the right, the Post next in order, Dunlap, Kansas. MRS. E. B.

SAX, TISACHEK OF Calls responded to day and the Sous of Veterans forming on their left, the Daughters of veterans will form night. next in order, citizens completing the column on the left. B. A. KAY.

r. s. STAUKEY. Arriving at the cemetery the column will halt at the Monumant of the Un Starkey PIANO, ORGAN, known dead, perform the usual cere. And Voice Culture.

81.0O PER YEAR A Clean Local Paper, issued every Friday. Plain and Ornamental Job Printing. Us Your OrdeR. monies aud decorate the M.onuraent. The decorating party consisting of l'ttle girls, accompanied by the Post and Camp will proceed to pay the tribute to the dead by 1 will be in Dunlap Thursday and Friday of each week for the purpose of strewing flowers sweet and pure upon DO A GENERAL DELIVKRY.

DUNLAP, KANSAS, instructing my class and soliciiing new their resting places. Let the scattering pupils. of beautiful flowers upon these sacred We buy, sell aud ship hay and pay the highes market prices. Business promptly graves show to the world that as citizens C. C.

WILMORE, attended to. we appreciate the great sacrifice the slum bering heroes made for their dear and be AllfiTinMFFR. DR' J'. B. BRICKELL loved Tlie churished and sacred duty having Man Surgeon riui When in need of the services of an auc been performed the column will move to monument and be ready to listen to an tioneer, remember that my prices are reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.

Dun Lap, Kansas, oration by Prof. M. E. Leatherwood. Calls promntlv attended J.

The ceremonies will close with singing and by the band. Should the weather be disagreeable the services will CHAS. MAHANY, day or THE KATY FLYERv A NEW TRAI DE, A. F1. IIOBBS, Bnc i)H varuu ci Ti bo held in.thj hall and a decorating tquad to 'the cemetery.

The citizens' of punlap'an'd vicinity are cordially invited to be present and unite in carrying out KANSAS. DUNLAP, the purposes of the day. Let the exer KANSAS, DUNLAP, Plastering, building ai.d repairing flues; clses be solemn and Impressive. It is a OBSTETRICS A SHICIALTV. duty devolving on all to solicit the at also makes a specialty of cistern work, Call, responded to dnyor night.

tendance, of the children at this important occasion, that the laudable work of THE ROCK CREtK HERD flee at Drug Store. Itesiik-nce fit Buck patriotism may go on In the rising gen eye House. orations. By order of VV. C.

Adj. P0LANDGHINA HOGS DAILY AND MWX FRED G. COREY, rTnmTnr I HAVE BOARS READY FOR SERVICE, sundaystoo Deputy City Marshall, C. II. Lewis took his shotsrun Saturday and started Jli iN i 1 out to collect the annual percapita tax on Gilts bred to a Grandson of Black, U.

S. dors and kill those whose owners would PEDIGREE FURNISHED CT not come to the center. The re- Council Grove, Kansas ANDPRINCIPALPOINTSIN THE NORTH AND EAST ALSO TO TEXAS AND THE SOUTHWEST. eult was that on Monday morning nearly Also B. Plymouth Rock Chickens for a dozen men camo out aud worked on sale at gold standard prices, Front rooms over Morris County State Bank, All work guaranteed.

Competitors not la it. the streets to savo their favorite canines THOMAS, Dunlap, Kansas, from capital punishment.