The Belle Plaine Defender from Belle Plaine, Kansas • 4

Running a newspaper is just like keeping hotel only its different re Mortgage ttetneiuberthat SNAP IN SHOES for men and boys. At Weltkb's. Chattel SALE. WIN FIELD CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY. The department of instruction at the assembly this year will be the best ever offered.

The department of domestic science under the directiou of Miss Landis of Ohio will be a new marks the Syracuse Standard. A man goes into the hotel for his dinner, and if he finds something that does not MIL IffiD TIMS TABLE suit his taste he does not get op and kick the fat into the fire and tell the Never in the history of Wichita has there been such an opportunity to buy good and reliable Clothing at such a tremendous forced sale. Save money- BELLE PLAINE DEFENDER. By Will W. Welter.

landlord to "stop his hotel." No, indeed he pushes that to one side and partakes of something he likes. If he finds a two-line item in the paper that be does not like, he never stops to think that the item may please others, but he rushes to the printing office and While the chance lasts. feature of assembly work. Misi Landis is without a peer as an instructor and lecturer. She wirl be throughly equipped for her work.

A neat book of thirty-six pages with illustrations of the assembly grounds, and full information in regard to class work and platform will be sent on applieation. Send us a card giving Entered at the post office at Belle Plaine, ai second class mail matter. Come and make your Helectious. The stock is thoroughly up-to-date in Qualities and Styles in every department. While here, get what you want-POSITIVELY NO MONEY REFUNDED.

Camp George H. Thomas, SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PEH TEA! makes a great roar, puffs and blows like a threshing machine and orders OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. JUNE 2, 1898 THURSDAY, MISSOURI PACIFIC. Going East. Passenger.

11:30 a. Freight .6.30 ni. Going west. Passenger 3:15 p. m.

5:10 p. m. Coupon tickets on sale for points. 8. C.

Jones, Aeent. addresses of yonr friends. Tents may be secured on any location not already taken by writing the secretary. Persons desiring rooms may have them secured in advance if they so desire. Remember the opening day is Tuesday, June 14.

Mr. Bryan will be with us on the 15th. Women's day on the day on the 20th and recognition day on the 21st. The grand chorus will give the cantata, "The Holy City," on the evening of the 23rd. 128 N.

Main WICHITA, STEVENS, Agent. his paper stoped. The paper does not stop, oh no! Ouly his copy stops going to him and starts to some one else who subscribed because the item that made the other fellow stop pleased him. Then the quitter can find out how much he is missed by poking his linger In a bowl of water, drawing it out and looking for the hole. The general run-in fact, the majority of the people, realize that a paper is published to cover the likes of as many people as possible.

All sorts of news for all sorts of people, and if you happen to strike an item in your paper that does not suit you, just calm yourself by thinking it was written for the edification of some other fellow. ABOON MANKIND! Chickamauga. May 22 '98 Editor Defender: -The 21st. Reg. Kansas Volunteer Infantry arrived in camp here on Friday evening.

We left camp Leedy at Tuesday afternoon. The trip to Chattanooga was one continual ovation and served, if such an incentive was required to deepen the sense of duty to country and humanity. The regiment occupied four special trains of twelve cars each, one following the other. We arrived at Chattanoga in the early morning but owing to the great number of troops arriving, we did not get out to the point where we were to leave the railroad until after dark that night, consequently the boys were allowed to remain in the cars' until morning. Our camp is two and one half miles from the railroad on the historic battle field of Chickamauga about one anc half mile north of Chickamauga creek from whence the battle field took its name There is nothing here to indi TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE DISCOVERED BY A WOMEN.

Another great discovery has been 03 Local News. Stepping on your neighbor's corns will not cure your own. J. W. Beams was at Wellington paying taxes Saturday.

Every thunder storm in southern waters starts a story of a big naval battle. Mrs. Ferguson and'ehild, of Enid O. T. are guests of Rola Fisher and wife this week.

Miss Florence Dalley came home from Wichita the first of the week to visit a few days. A million dollars a dayl Yes, men and brethren, war is an expensive luxury in these days. The Misses Troutman and Hill, of Wellington visited at the home of M. Troutman and wife this week. Mrs.

Rola Palmer and children departed for their future home at Clack-well, O. the first of the week. Mrs. B. F.

Coinwell returned Saturday evening from a few days visit 5 z3 made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutchs 2pr CURE upon her and for seyen years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not PRICE, 60 CENTS IN BOTTLES, 75 CENTS IN TUBES If your child has thin, pale cheeks, uncertain appetite and unrestf ul sleep it has worms and curing with stroug medicine only makes cenditions worse, by irritating its delicate stomach. White's Cream Yermifune is mild but certain in effect, and is a superior tonic as well as a positive worm destroyer. Constant the Druggist.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PILE REMEDY! Harmless and Pleasant, yet a Radical and Permanent Cure for rt nun rt trpnTwr. rrrwTMn without iaiiv i-lAl TJf ll AA JL J. VJ. i.AA 1 cate that thirty-five years ago, lacking a few months one of the hardest battles of the rebellion was in progress where we are now camped, except An earnest attempt is being made and PROTRUDING PILES, NOMiNAfTBxpEifsB Ufl DAUJCII1 flDCDJLTMUC A "medy which affords immediate relief. Not an irritant.bnt aprepara-RU AtlilUL UrLfifl I lUnOt tion which will allav all indammation and prom ptly correct and core tb most stubborn case.

Wher5 physicians have failed this remedy has effected a radical and permanent care. Ia special collapsible tubea, as shown in cut. Most convenient in cases of internal piles. Prices, In Tubes, by mall, Bottles, 50c, JAMES F. BALLARD, Sole Proprietor, by our patriotic people to secure a re the many monuments and tablets designating the location of corps, divis Going Passenger 6:05 p.

m. Freight, daily exo-pt .9:20 a. m. G-iig v-cst. Passenger.

9:20 a. m. Freight, daily "except 7:00 p. m. Coupon tickets on to all points.

Baggage cheeked to destination. C. S. ScuDDEH, Agent. -TONSDRipL PpLDRS Wo UK Executed.

Everything 'iphS, and clean. ili'li I Bros, Proprietors. D. H. ROBERTS, ft.

fl. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office open at all hours. On Merchant street. Helle Plaine Kansas.

SIPPY, ft, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Prompt attention paid to all calls. Office opposite post office. Belle Plaine Kansas. DR.C.

G. ADMSfDntisT 105 East Douglass, Wichita. Preservation of natural teeth our specialty. All anaesthetics administered tor painless extraction of teeth. with relatives in Arkansas City.

cruiting station at this point for the ions and regiments and the brave and second call of volunteers. We have a sleep. She finally discovered away to recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much releived on taking first dose, that she slept all night; and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.

Luther Thus writes W. C. Hammick of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at Constant the Druggist.

Regular size 50c and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. This town is now better supplied with wheels than ever before. The pleasure riders are out in large numbers each pleasant evening. heroic deeds of those engaged, with 310 North Main Street, ST.

LOUIS, MO. For Sale by Constant. Tlie Druggist, large number of good loyal young men who are very anxious to enli3t and here and there a tree with a hole through it made by a cannou ball or the top torn off by the same agency. they would like very much to haye Belle Plaine made a recruiting station. Their many friends here would also be Lookout mountain is now adorned by a substantial building used as a re We are making a specialty on FOULTET" well pleased.

sort which may be seen from long dis Jesse Reed was here from Oxford tances. A cable car makes regular trips to and from the top of the Saturday. -A Strictly Cash Business- Mrs. Hippie went to Conway Spring the last of the week for a short visit with her daughter, Mrs. Dautrich and family.

T. R. Mordy and son Simon were in Wellington yesterday consulting Di. Spitler in regard to the health of the latter. T.

it. Mordy left Friday for Le-compion after his son, Simon who was seriously ill. He had been attending school at that place. Captain Logan, of Mulvane, leader of the drum corps of that city, spent Friday in the city. We acknowledge a pleasant call by him.

Billards Snow Liniment. There is no pain it will not releive, no swelling it will not subdue, no wound ft will not heal. It will cure frost bites, chilblains and corns. Constant the finality the Best Prices the Lowest, B. E.DOYLE, DEALER IK l-OST IN QUANTITY.

BEST IN QUALITY. FRESH AND SALT Winfield, $25.00. Pegasus, $27.50. Syrian, $30.00. 31M flDPW I mum Perhaps it would be just as well to be sure that France is violating the MEATS.

Hides, Poultry; Butter and Eggs Shop -North Side Fifth JBelle Plaine, WUiTF'fi P.RFAM laws of neutrality before placing a boycott on everthing French. Presi mountain. We are camped in the timber In an ideal spot, surrounded by memories calculated to Inspire to noble effort and deeds of valor. The only drawback is a scarcity of water at the present time or rather the ioconven; ience in getting it from a distance. Pipe lines will be laid from Chickam auga creek in a day or so however and this difficulty will be obiviated.

Co. is the ranking company of the regiment and has carried off all the honors so far, even to naming tht regimeut which will be known as the Kansas Cyclones. The Belle Plaine boys, Lieut. Wilson, Rex Hervey, Fred Easley, John Curry and Clate Connor are well and rapidly catching on to the ways oi army life. The present arrangements places the 21st.

Kansas, the 9th. Mass. and the 12th. Minn in the same brigade and puts us iu the first corps of volunteers. We propose to set the pace for the easterners of our brigade.

The full equipment of our regiment will probably be completed tomorrow or next day. There are this (Sunday) morning 32.000 troops camped here, all having been mobilized with in the week just closed. Nearly as maLy more will arrive within the next week. A Cyclone. Kansas dent Mcmniey says is our Una ini ali WORM Remedies.

rutav nrsTTI filUDHUTCFr! I timi RUllkl. UUHtwn Ik 11 7tlini RVllki. uwnuKn Take a pill that is a pill, built on medical science by an able physical); such is the short story of Dr. Sawyer's Little Wide awake Pills. Sold by Constant tlie Druggist.

SOLD B( AM. KUSI8T9. SOLD B( AM. BKUG0I8T8. There will he quite a number from Belle Plaine who will be numbered with the Chautauqua goers at Win-field this season.

7 Freprfd hy Delivered any place within 100 miles of Wichita for above prices when CASH accompanies order or, sent C. O. D. with Privilege of Inspection. LARGEST BICYCLE HOUSE in The WEST.

Wholesale or Retail. HEAD QUARTERS for Sundries and Repairing. M. H. Burt Cycle Mfg.

239 North Main Street, Wichita, Kansas. friend. Tablier's Buckeye ointment gives in-releif. It allays inflammation and heals. It is prompt in its actions and positive in its effect.

It is the kind that cures without pain or discomfort. Jt is for piles only. 50c. Tubes 75c. Constant the Druggist.

Hamilton Forney of Enid O. who has been visiting here all week, left for home on Tuesday. He had come this far on his way east to see his father, but on learniug of his improvement in heatlh he put off the trip until a more convenient time. The best life insurance policy on earth is to have perfect kidneys. The best medicine on earth for those sick kidneys is Dr.

Sawyer's Ukatine. People who had Suffered for years found to cure for their kidney disorders until they used Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine. They now recommend it to their friends so will you. Sold by Constant the Druggist.

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that there is none better made. We are soiling some of it now. Call aud examine it. (IV (fv You Can't Do Better. "No matter what the matter is, one will do you good, and you can get ten for five cents.

A oew ttyl pvkrt rrwiUtninff mm paapum In wr wrtn 'flthmit Ii now for into ml omsdruir ui" rn riviewT. Thi low-prlcfe! ort i uittilt f.r tli pir anl ttiaoouDoml ol (n dotnf the nT4ont(htrtnnifQtAlMilt on ty ht by tn hy MUdtnir forty -lffht fftiU We are now unloading a Oar Load of Buggies nd we think wo buy them just us cheap as anybody. And if we did not sell any, we would havn lots of them, for we are receiving some every week. We can Xtavum) "ill be m--'t lor nc un NeuiouMtrcr it art wm croiiMi if) Hi show you some special features in a High Grade Buggy at a Low Price. We bought them direct from the faotory and in Car Ijots, remenber.

We have a large line of Cultivators which we will sell cheap. And some Two sled M' cultivators which those who use them say are way up in We are Headquar-XY tersfor OILS and AXLE-GREASE; also repairs. We have now on haDd a very large large line of repairs for McCORMICK, DEERING, CHAMPION Binders and DRESSMAKING. MISS WELTER 'J: in wind mills, pumps, tanks, repairs and fittings. If in need, call onus.

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