The Belvue Mirror from Belvue, Kansas • 4

The Belvue Mirror, The Lap Robes, Fly Nets, and all the sumruer furnishings for horses at prices within the reach, of all Light und heavy harness, of my own manufacture OTTO F. ERNST. KVKItY TJItliSOAY. Cash tore Ey C. M.

DUNN. ht'iwntjmoN 51.00 a vkaii. Wintered tit 11)0 I'ostolliru ut Ilelvuc. Kansas, us second cluss inatttT. t17jKn7AY, MAY 12, W.

LUCY AT ST. HARYS, KANS. wants to have you estimate their store simply by the treatment J'ou will receive, the kind of goods you will get for your money and the prompt ness displayed in satisfying your wants: we have placed givat stress on Our goods consisting of Clothing, Purnlshlng (ioods, Dry (lootls, and I Ine Shoes we guarantee to be satisfactory in every respect. Our prices and styles command tlie attention of all good dressers and close Sole agents for Butterick Patterns, and keep same in stock. We sell Triple Knee Leather Stockings, wear 5o per cent longer than orM nary stockings We have the largest and best selected stock in the county H.

AMELUNXEN CO. PROPRIETORS OF Belvue Livery, Feed and Sale Stable AND TRANSFER LINE. Good rigs of every description, good, safe service in tbctransfer line. Barn south side of the I). track.

When you need anything in our line give us a call and we will treat you right. JOHN KAUTZ, PEAI.KB IN U. P. Time Table. EAST.

Passenger No. 4 2:03 Passenger No. ...7:13 am Local Freight. a WK8T. May Day was observed in the.

good old fashioned way in Belvue. Friends gave to friends pretty little may baskets which contained charming little surprises, with the name of the giver. Agricultural Implements, Passenger No. 0. 7:15 Local freight 3:40 No.

4 Hags for Topeka and points east Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just, of there where they stop. And this be our motto, "In God be Our E. W. Jett, Agent. JTist." Belvue Market Report.

Wheat, No 2 '80to 82c The Last Reflection. 24 to 25c D. CASE, Belvuk, Mutual Insurance Is the Cheapest, Safest, Best and Most Economical. Prompt adjustment in case of loss. Keep at.

home what you do spend, and procure the most reliable insurance to be obtained in the state. Call for further particulars. Hogs $3.40 Hens. ilAc Butter illc 80 Wagons, Carriages. Acorn Cook and Heating Stoves.

Hardware and Tinware. BELVUE, KANSAS. i hi nil DeDoiider Co BELVUE BRANCH STORE. Drugs, Paints Oils, Stationery, Wall Paper, Toilet Articles. Proper care in 'compounding prescriptions.

Joe St. John was in town Saturday Dr Cockcy and wife visited in Tope ka Tuesday. Miss Effie Taylor is visiting in Tope ka this week. Mrs Everett made a business trip to Topeka this week. Florence Iluey returned to her home This week's issue will be the last re-' flection of the Mirror for Belvue.

Next 'week' the printing outfit will be moved to Perry, Kansas, and the publication of the Perry Mirror will be commenced I make this move because Perry is a larger place, and they do not have a newspaper, ohd it is to my interest at Hhis time to have more patronage than I hare been receiving here in Belvue. I do not leave Belvue because I do not like the town or the people but for business. The friends I have madj here will be always remembered kindly by myself and wife, and wan to thank Uhem'fbr" their patronage, their help and their advice. Will make arrangements to have one "of the other papers of this cdiinty send their paper to those subscribers who have paid to the end of the year. And 'those who have not paid anything will please call and pay up before next KESSLER HAWKINS, Blacksniithing, Wagon Work and HORSESHOEING Repairing of all kinds promptly executed.

Bki.vi'E, Kaxs. in Westmorland last Saturday. J. G. Iluey and daughter, Lottie-, John Case went to Kansas City Sun day night, lie also visited Topeka.

We have a nice new line of the latest style ladies' calling cards. were in the college town the first of the Week. Joe Kramer and wife were visiting with R. N. Craig and family over Sunday.

Mrs Sam Huston arid soil Charlie visited a ierids in Topeka this week. Ahft now the Spanish fleet has sneaked of home and os the Ca pital says, we f'iil have to go up in the Spanish bat yard and date them out. The Mail and Breeze, the best state weekly and the Mirror one year $1.50. Huston Come and see us. Jonathan Marney and wife visited ill Cross Creek the first of the Saturday was a big hog day at Case" Estep's.

They shipped a car load to Kansas City Sunday night. Dr. Conlan, who has recently gradu'; atedat the Omaha medical College, was? in Belvue the first of the week visiting old friends; Ross Fritz, who went to Topeka the first of the week to enlist in the Kan i'C-f Ti'pVs the physical examination. Lou Ward went to St Saturday to see the ball game betweert the J. A.

Ernst, wife and children were down from St George Sunday, visiting Otto Ernst and family. GRAIN DEALER'S. A mauila badge is te appropriate thing wear on the lapel of your coat. Mouday. the 16th.

lOilE-'UbHl 5 in no t.iln fli'winers' arensYTisA.ms: 'corn Urn J. E. Balderson went to Atchison on mil rnTTIHIlK' in 4- i i. 11KLVI KAN. Will piiy tile highest market price Sunday to vyit his broth'er.

week; now that ground "has dried some since the heavy rains. Last Sunday while Henry Tucker was trying to get his horse he was riding over a wire fence the horse fell on him, breaking his leg. The horse's legs were badly cut. Monday was a big day for shipping fat cattle and hogs. John Sullivan and wife and children nation in 'the world, lire becoming1 the possessors of a numbei of the 'outlying districts.

Harry Snap and Nellie Goodthing Were married recently at Leavenworth. Harry Snap(ed) up a Goodthing when he saw it. J. M. Miller, of Cotincil Grove, was nominated for co'hgress in the Fourth district by the Republicans Tuesday uight at Emporia, on the thirteenth ballot.

Tracy held his 13 delegates to 'the time when the -break for the nominee was made. College team and the Nebraska University team-. Hare Igle, the artists in the Pavilion Studio, have done good work here, and their customers are well pleased. They are also pleasant gentlemen to deal with, and we rest assured they Will do a good business at St, where they go next week. Any one wanting the New York Tribune Almanac, we can get it for them if they will pay us $1.25, and that pays fOt' the Tribune and Mirror one yearj of Kansas City, visited, in our city for a few days last week.

ST. MARYS, KANS. Frank Smith left for his home at Holton Tuesday after spending a few days with his uncle, I. Travis. Ed Harris left ihe first of the week for Topeka, and he is now a soldier boy Jake Van has closed up liis business, he says.

JOHN STRATTON'S Mrs Jos. Stewart went to Topeka on CELEBRATED Tuesday to see her son in the army. The Wamego folks celebrated Dew ffiakihg are ey's victory last Saturday night. 3000 MANIlAl IMS Judge S. Fee is a candidate for pro bate judge this fall to Importer Manufacturer of all kinds ot Prof.

Comfort says he will try for the office of clerk of the court this fall. MUSIWAL MtKUHANDISE, Sendfor OHN F. STRATTON CO. Catalogue. 62 Grand St.

New York. JOHN f. STRATTON'S iai clearance prices There was a great racket at the outride door of the Workman lodge last 'Saturday evening, and on enquiring the cause the Watchman discovered that some young ladies had left a butterfly May basket as their compliments. Those going to Topeka Tuesday to Wlp celebrate Dewey's victory and 'vheer the Kansas volunteers, wei'e: B. Washington, C.

Pi Snodgrass, John Weeks, Harry Shortt, Harry G. 'Shortt, A. Coon, George Sommers, nd Mesdames C. Fitzhugh, John Smith, Geo Helm, Harry Lambert; Celebrated BANJOS. importer on mosaic in ail kinds ti MERCHANDISE Harmonicas.

All kinds of 8tnr JOHN STRATTON CO udDBS Send forCata. 12 GRAND ST. N6A It rained on Monday here for sure. The boys have a fine time fishing thee days. W.

Travis, wife and daughter went to Topeka Tuesday to take in the sights. Quite a number went to Topeka on Tuesday. Rev. E. B.

Smith is drilling the girls for the Memorial Day exercises. T. J. Rosa made a flying trip to Topeka and back last week. A.

Denoo'n went to the capital city oh Tuesday. Mrs W'alkey Baker has been dangerously sick the past week. The creamery is running every day, and milk is received every day'. JOHN F. STRATTON CO.

Importer A Wholesale ttenler in ell kind's of USICAL. MERCHANDISE, VlolluH, Guitars, Banjos. Accordeons, Harmonicas. All klndsof Mrinjrs, Bend for JOHN F. STRATTON CO.

Catalogue. 62 Grand St. New Monroe Hondeshell was stricken 'down yesterday while listing corn, by apoplexy. He was seen to fall and rise two different times, and when car-Wed to the house was unconscious. He 'Has been very unfortunate as to and has suffered considerably.

I)r Watt is attending hitn, and lie gives ope of his recovery. Workmen Meeting1. C. C.Kogan, Deputy of Grand Master Workman Grided, will be in lielviie on May. 13th and 14th, for the purpose of Stirring up the populace as to the.

advantages 'of the A. O. U. arid on the night of the 14th there will be a in the hall, to which everybody is invited, and Mr Rogau will deliver an address, and thoroughly ex plain the classified assessment plan, ivhich goes into effect July 1st. The Address will commence at 8, o'clock.

We, handle the Beifeld make of Capes exclusively in St. Marys, which gives the purchaser the sat isfaction of knowing the, garment is perfect in style and quality. Our complete line of summer wash est! The Best and Cheap! IN THE FURNITURE LINE; goodk are now on sale at the lowest prices ever put oh desirable gttods. Wamego, Kan. A.

E. EDWARDS, Meat Market BELVUE, KANS. Has the Best and Cheapest Furniture Having established myself in the busi Ever shown in the countv. The finest Parlor Suits, lled-room pioeeS, to tlu i t.v... in the 1 medium and dovvu common goods.

If there is anything uniitim- RESPECTFULLY; line you want you can find it at in 'Wamego. The goods uf the best manafactiire and will give you satisfaction. ness ot selling and pork, 1 am now prepared to fuHiisli Fresh arid Salt Meats at all, times' Ha ve one of the best refrigerators in tlifl I'oiinty. 1 solicit V-ur pVfronjjgw; EDwAJiDS: UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING a specialty, Hearse furniidied free when 1 have charge of funeral. J.E.STEWART.

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