The Belle Plaine Defender from Belle Plaine, Kansas • 5

-c-ev- i 'J I 0 Mats Our Store your during Carnival Week. Vt will have a gcod time. THE I Jjjj and Mulvane Colt Show Asrricuitural Fair. Grade Seven soon begins reading Audubon. Ilootn Two has had but one tardy We have searched all the best niackets and factories in the world tor what you will wear this winter.

With the power of long experience we know what our customers want ami we have it here for you. We have spared no pains in our great search in getting the best to be had, With the leverage cash buying we are placed in position to give you the very beat clothing for least possible price. Suits $1, $-5, Jfl.50, S7.50, 0, $10 $12.50, 815, and $1(1 50, ai.d the very best to be had any where, tailor shops or any fake epechd orders not excepted. We have made a happy hit on lints and are turning the heads of many men our way. You are always welcome at our store whether you buy or not.

0 0 'I 0 Mulvane, Kansas, Friday, and Saturday, Sept. 28 and 29. mark this month. Bennie Lobdill and Walter Williamson are absent. Minnie Jordan is not attending on account of sickness.

We are sorry to lose Hons and Harry i $500.00 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES. Races 4nd Gaines of all lands. Magnificent exhibits of Live stock, Fruit, Grain and Yege- McHafiey from Room 1. The second and third grades are mastering simple fractious. 0 0 111 and 113 H.

Main Wichita, Kas. Jesse and Ethel Cobean tables. It costs absolutely nothing Renter any contest or compete for any prize. Everything Free. You know what the Colt Show has been.

It will be better than ever this year. Address for full premium list and particulars. John A. Heed, Mulvane, Kansas. are new pupils enrolled in room 1.

Grade Two has been doing some splendid work in numbers, this week. That Satisfied Feeling The Ciesar class is doing some good work translating "The Helvetian raiaa Let us sell you a few Groceries as a trial order and see if you don't come again. A satisfied feeling goes with the goods War." You Always Need Defender. Visitors this week were: Mrs. W.

ONLY A E. Bartlett, Miss Kate Wood, Hugh Heryey. J. Mark, the Grocer Miss Little of ludiana, accompanied Mrs. M.

L. Haworth to visit Rpom 1 AS. and 2 Friday. Lula Bowdre and Lula Mahaffey have withdrawn from nchcol, having moved from the district. aTWunTO furniture Carpets, Mattings, Oil Wall Paper, Window Shades Picture Frames, Mouldings, Obituary.

Mrs. Sara "Woods Mears was born in "Westmoreland on Dec. 2, 181S and died at her home in EIReno, O. Sept. 20, 1900, nearly 82 years of age.

April 11, 1838, she was married to James Mears, who departed from this life on July 28, 1895, at the age of nearly SO years. The fruit of this union was eight children three sons and five daughters six of whom still survive her. In 1SGG Mrs. Mears moved with the family to Macon where they made their home till 0 0 0 Sewing I O. A.

BARRY, Undertaker and Embalmer. Hearse if desired. 0 a Jieauty. Livery and Feed Corner 6tli. and Linden Street.

Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Special attention given to all rigs left in our care Good clean rigs and trusty horses to lure out clay or night. Cab and Transfer wagon to all trains. Your patronage respectfully solicited. Kansas City, Missouri reports over 4000 enrolled in its high school.

'We shall probably not reach that number this year. Room Two is having some very interesting lessons about the kinds of seeds and how th.jy The pupils keep the teacher well supplied with specimens. Cooler weather makes us feel like working harder. It is necessary for every high school pupil to do a certain amount of work at home in order to do his work justice. At sciioo! and at Home.

My teacher doesn't think I read So very special well. She's always saying, "What Was that Last word?" and makes me spell And then pronounce it afier her, As slow as elow can be. "You'd better take a little care" "hat's what she says to ine 'Or else I'm really 'fraid you'll find Sutne one of these bright days, You're way behind the primer class" That's what my teacher says, But when I'm it my grandpa's house He hands me out a lets me choose the place to read; And then he'll sit and look At me and listen, just as pleased! I know it from his face. And when I read great, long word, He'll say "Why, little Grace, You'll havo to teach deestrict school Somepne o' these bright days! Mother, you come and hear this child' That's what my grandpa says. St.

Nicholas. Our Stock of Hearts is large, and there's plenty of beauty to satisfy everyone. YVe wan't you to see them; ve want you to wear one or more. Every lady should have at least one. Many ladies want a dozen.

You'll bo surprised at the beauty and attractiveness in this line. Prices from 15c up. F. W. Jeweler iintl opposite fcieket.

Wel'-inston, Kansas. KANSAS BELLE PLAI1TE, the autumn of 1887, when they moved to Cowley and two years later to Belle Plaine, and resided here until about three years ago since which time she made her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. YV Tousley in "Wichita and also with Mrs. Leighton, another daughter at EIReno.

For twenty-eight years the deceased was a member of the Baptist church, but in 1879 she united with the Church of Christ, remaining a faithful christain to the end. Thus we chronicle the death of an old respected citizen, and a dear loving mother, whose place can never be filled by another and we join a host of friends in extending sympathy "to the sorrow stricken relatives. Funeral services were held on Friday by Elder Broadus and interment made in the Belle Plaine LarcestandMostCompleteBuccyIctory on Earth Write for Prices and Catalogue i i- 1 V1V XJWJ Our Goods Are The OUR PRICE THE LOWEST Parry Ind. M. L.

Cashier J. W. Forney, President. J. Skinkkk, Vice-President.

It elped Win Battles. Twentv-nine ofilcers and men wrote from the Front to sny that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds. Sore Feet and stiff joints, Bueklens Arnica Salve is the best in the world. Same for Skin eruptions and Files. 25c a box-Cure guaranteed.

Sold by L. L. Constant druggist. AN INTERESTING LETTER. Norman Lichty Mfg.

Des Moines, Iowa, Gentlemen Having suffered a great deal from headache for year and being nnuble to tret relief untill it would wear awav of itself. I saw cemetery. Millinery Opening Saturday, Sept. 29th. Essib Greideu.

For 160 acres choice bottom land in Clark within three miles of Ashland good springs on farm title perfect and land clear; will trade for a mortgaged farm in Sumner county and pay the difference. tritu raw csmur-iap Mm Republican Primary. To the Republican voters of Belle Plaine township: There will be a convention held at the opera house on Monday Oct. 1st at 7:30 p. m.

for the purpose of nominating township officers. Will W. Welteh. Com. Trassacls all ktnds cf Banking Business, buys sad sells e.ciiasp MONEY TO LOAN.

Directors; Call on or address: O. C. WATSON, Belle Plaine, Kans. A. J.

Bkikkek, J. D. Reed, B. F. Sippy, J.

V. Fokxijy, M. L. Haworth. JohxG.

Sioelopk. S. Short time moaey to loan. F. Stewart.

"4 'IB i 1 P. Krause's Headache Capsules advertia ed. I tried them and am now never witwout thera' finding it the only medicine that will give me relief. When I now find a headache coming on me I take a capsule ynd find the relief instantaneous. G.

H. Wright, Boston, Mass. Sold by II. J. Funk, D.

T. Broadns will fill his regular appointment here Lord's day morning and evening. Cordial invitation is extended. Ladies: Wait for Essia M. Grciteis Millinery Opening on Saturday September KANSAS err y.

fall festivities. Rate of one fare foi round trip sell Sept 28 to Oct inclusive; good to return not later than 1000 continuous passage. For further information apply to FJ Boudder, Agt Rev Miller announces that there will be communion services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, September 30 at 11 a m. Also a preparatory service Saturday afternoon at 3:30. Fj Scuddcv, Santa Fe agent, sp iiit a couple of this week in Barbour county in the interests of his land and wheat crop.

Josephine Knowles (nee Welter) was granted a divorce from Frank II. Knowles because of gross neglect of duty. The custody of minor child- awarded plaintilf. Troy Chief. Mrs Catherine Welter, arid daughter Mrs J.

W. Knowleswith little Grace A. Knowles arrived home from their visit at Severance Kansas, with Editor and Mrs Ljieey. Mrs Howard, who bus been making an extended visit with her sister, Mrs Reed at Pueblo, Colorado, arrived home last evening, in the midst of a heavy rain storm, but wc imagine glad to get back to Kansas all the same. O-ar fso returned if we faiL Any one sending Getch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning tie patentability of same.

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