Ellsworth Republican from Ellsworth, Kansas • 3

Hound for 11 hhw trial- Lust year's spring suit. MmiiI Mutt In KuiiHii lly, 'Mint is what (lie St. Pout ami Kanm City railway announces Id renders I Will April weather bo nn improvo-motit on MkiyIi, Sheriff Tulli wits in Wilson tin business. THE "MEW YORK STORE." Newr in tin history of this country there been a time when cash I lit 1 Mich a nui chasm'' power as now. Our buyer was in New Him lust of April was a bin I day for thin spring suits.

Hi'i'il corn is Hulling for nri oven Central National Bank KANSAS i'ujtlml iii.ilftii'iliw i Dlree ors Sirs. (. It. IfufTmiin is in St. Iiouis, Ma, visiting friends.

dollar per bushel in our grocery stores. IliM paper rr-ynrtJii llie crurplction its 011 line into the cities of Leavenworth and Kansa; City on Feb, iSyi, loriiiirg tlt most direct ami expedition route (or pas-scngcinand freight trnllie between prlncipa commercial center and the great states of Iowa, northern Illinois Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri and Kansas and the west and Bouihwest. Take this route hereafter Th young niou who mo donning spring suits tiuty IIvh to regret it. York with plenty of that commodity and has secured pome bargains that will he Mire lo satisfy. It ItAMMKI Mil! Ill) Ml' WKMTPAM.

riYriili'lit Prophet Hick did not cnine far out of the way rtganling it heavy Viru-i'iuililriit Pnirie schooiieis are occasionally to Im noon going through his city. It Clinlllnr In Brcss Goods storm about th ult. Next Thursday is arbor dav. Will The Epbcopal society still think business, duly or pleasure culls you to pg Ili'Hi'h, Lewis Tow iimcihI. M'lii'l'iiHl Aloti.n Vmifif, In hiiii hhiI I'mlcr.

We exhibit an elegant assortment of plain, striped and phiid worsteds, our people duly celebrate tho day? also all of the nrw summer fabrics, JJLACK and WHITE Mr. A. C. Clawson purchased a line of leasing or purchasing The Ln- any 'V of or beyond the Missouri theran chnrch t.rrmnWv. tivcr- Il I equipped southwest nronorlv.

11: 1 1 1 lot of steers from Dun Mason few iiiniiuu, wiiii urdim new coacues pim wic days ago. ino Aiexican government propow celebrated compartment sleeping taking precautionary steps forhiding cars and dinning cars, is beyond comparison This I'M'iW in ilnlnif n-4 conn'i'Viitlvn a liutt-noMH uHimy bunk In ICIlHworilicniiiiiy. Unit iiHiiii'v nn nl II linen on Ohiittul Moi'l'Mi-'l 111' iirMIIIHl Hlll'lll'lty. .1 1 xn me preliminary trial or nave Italian immigration to that country FLOUNCINGS, ICMBROIDKRKl) BLACK and WHITE LAWNS, INDIA LINENS and EMBROIDERIES at prices that bewilder and astonish. A beautiful line of FIGURED and PLAIN SATEENS at 15 cts.

per yard that were sold last year everywhere for 25 cts. Tnyw liiiiirixt en tlnit It-piiHiiH, hi mm hitfii mtn uh Ih cuiiNlHifiit with kixxI liiinkliiit jirhi- ClplL'H, liuys iml n'lln furi'lMtJ cxt liliiiKi' im1' usiii'H with thi advantages ifftred by any other line. Information regarding this popular ute, and particularly the new features it has recently aitded to its service in tlft interest of the traveling public, will tic cheerfully furnished by its agents. Step in and see them jjfii iur ourgwtiy, luuiHtiay, lie case 1 mi- i-n ,1 was dismissed 1 he city wind null is still t.her. or at least a goodly portion of it.

Why I ho friends of Joe kalina want not take it do wn and pack it nway for him to be one of the counciltnen for future use. the nnrnintT vnnr letter of Cli'ilit, Makes colliiMlimimt run-cut ratiM iiml Isui'i exclmngH nl in I'ciilN it-r IhiihIitiI. 7 he unpleasant weather Vv hich has whentver you desire any information about VISITORS AND PiTFONS CORDIALLY WELCOMED Our Shoe department We have fitted up for your convenience and comfort. We have iumuruigoi iojiisio ue noteu for some time past bas not railways, i 1 a mviib neuMuu ior overcoats, rup- Hen verv iirniinm rn nntrun nr csoi 1 Im i 1 i't nult'i It' ftili I lm P'lri nfhi Kl ir 1 1 nH Iwi r. t- ach tbic riltfl I hfir Ulinnsl nilltlina and In Is-v 1 I rt Ji Ellsworth Republican.

uuubm i uoruetuer. ork on the court house vears time at 6 oer cent. G. V. Siivkr.

One dollar and thirty days in jail, has been at stand still in conse- and vitalities than in any other house in Ellsworth county. The Old Itrllulilo is the price to be paid for ourloimnir auence. Issued Every Saturday Morning. a 1 I a money from letter-, bv wn xi niosi vaiueu exenanges lor "i uiwwuhu cuiiuiv a a nvo-iPL'trcn mi. .1..

Dji.t.ui v. Our Clothing Stock ansan far. 00 I a 111c wiu icimuic se Subscription, $1.50 Per Year resident of this city. calf, several twins.numerous societies merimbhshed at Tooeka. Kansas.

It "April showers bring forth May plenty of pretty girls und a million established twenty-eieht vears airo and has Consists of MEN'S YOUTHS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS. SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1801. flowers" so the poet says, but no poet dollar wheat crop in view. Some Survived all the hardships itici lent to news makes mention of the April rains folks manage to gobble about all the ibe west, and is not only today which bang alonir for twentv-fonr eood things a float, nnrl nnr rrJa nra only the pioneer agricultural journal of Extra Pants and Vests, Prince Albert coats, Cottonade and Jeans Pants and overalls, with prices to suit the times. Our SILK LOCAL MISCELLANY.

STRIPED SHIRTS at $1.50 is a marvel of beauty, and one of hours or more. immense on the cobbline the est' comrares favorably with lh those SILKIEN SHIRTS at 85 cents is good enough for any Mr. W. F. Tompkins and family The jerkwater railroud is the title every way.

It is devoted exclusively to every the western fanner, and every is- young man when he goes to see his best girl. Also, BLACK tave removed to San Diego, given to the branch Union Pacific interestof STTTRTS. nnrl tn wnrk in wbere tLey mako their future railway line from Salina west via sue is well worth the small subscription price well home. Tilllswnrl.b Inooo Ho f.inpnln U-rr fVin of one dollar oer vear. It is issued everv Miss Ida Uoggs bas returned to Ellsworth, Our nursery men aro shipping in trees for the spring trade.

Episcopal services to-morrow morning and evening. Sunday school at 3 o'clock. good CALICO SHIRT with two collars for 25 cts. worth 50 c. mo6t valued famiiie8.

pelled to use the road Th mn week 00 toned book PaPer- nl co 1 .1 1 1 linn is not. mnVi liultur taw oa au luu, hirawai ic eighty columns of matter devoted to the dis Miscellaneous V1 wu uu oais 00 cents per cussions of ths farm, field, orchard, home Imuliul on n.ift. ri 1 cerned. I 1 1 Wi 1 ft. it 1 1 .1 I win uu tcuio iier uubuei, cucieana siaiecraic.

ine rwansas rarmerts hear you speak of hats. We have a stocK of almost every style mnL.na 1 i mates feed rather expeLsive in ne Columbia correisnondent to the ncknowledged authority on western aen- imaginable, from a boys 5 ct. STRAW to the latest style of this locality at present. The Echo eays that his township has nd every farmer who desires to im- hROAD WAY SILK, includinir all the new and NOBBY The Uev. John A Hll two declared candidates for conntv Pve or prosper in nts worK neeas tne paper.

Joe Wiggin came down from To-peka Sunday to see bis many friends in this city. Business is picking up aud from now on an improvement may be noticed everywhere. The remnants of a cold wavo came try tui STYLES in CRUSH and STIFF HATS. Gent's neck wear fr0m conference Wednesday evening office at tLe uext election. One for TT and will remain here another vear county clerk, and Hugh Leith for and hosiery in great variety.

Laches' Hosiery, bves and Si lr jear. anuim He will occupy the pulpit at The sheriff, both strong alliance men. Mats. Also Notions in such varied styles and qualities that they E. church to-morrow as usual.

WeM Helai aud Leith would make a ItsJ special departments are live stock, husbandry, darying, horticultural, poultry, and bees, veterinary, home circle and young lolks. The market reports are a feature being specially prepared, full, reliable and accurate. berrar description. tr 1:.. very respectable team in double The alliance department will coutain all ness.

Iiau I .1 injMAjiun ui a uuoiu, ami 10 Come and see for yourselves, that in these hard times, "YOUNG jutlge from the doctur and' tbe Next Monday will be a red letter gge ,1 nft M-r, i-itf 00 wm as uiipuiiuiu OtrtlC UllU Hit" 14 vv-uwvi IH1U 111! VT 1 trausfers of realty in Parkland addi- Jav iu tue A- circl uow tion, it has the symptoms bad. 18GG. the m-st post of the grand ar- Send for sample copy of The Kansas Far- summer outht. Respectfully, around last Monday and made every person unpleasant. The spring birds are all hero now which is a sure harbinger that spring is lingering not far away.

Green gaiden trujk direct from the hot beds, can be seen in many of our grocery stores nowadays. The Keystone hotel was closed last Saturday. Ellsworth now has only two hotels Ballou and American. Julius E. Shaffer has been promo- was established in Decatur, 111., mer.

Topeka, Kansas, ted from telegraph operator at by 0lurae F. Stephenson, and We will furnish The Kansas Farmer and Beulah, to tho position of station twenty-nltli, or silver anniversary he kei'Ijblican, bom pper one year for YOUNG MERKEL of that order will be duly celebrated $2 00 agent, ills many friends will no doubt bo pleased to hear of his on Mouday next. The old boys will eee that jus-tice to their order is done iy Money to loan on city properly, eight years lime at 6 percent. G. Silver.

The Democrat is dropping the per bringing GO cents per on that day. Corn is bushel now. success. Carl Weick received a black farifirnoli i-iirlnn sonal pronoun "we" aud substituting CFTatronize those who brought down the price o( meat. Green Beatty, Next to Postoffice.

the singular 'T." George, post up Mr. George Macdonald takes charge of A. C. Clawson's large stock ranch in the soutb-eastern part of this county. Mr.

C. K. Baxter returned from Jury I.lst. Ths jury for the May term of the It Iiilrod of Lorraine, was in the wD 1 4 1 -n Bros- England, last Friday which your assistant a little better. city Saturday.

of any of that district court were drawn this week takes the premium breed in this section, Still the Favorite. While returning from an entertain- S. A. Coover of Wilson, was in Ells 11. C1.

i .1 Weick is mak- and are as follows: Salina last Saturday at which place ment last Friday, Frank Baulield, wui iu oa, t.raay. I ing a success out of his poultry bnsi he had been visiting for several days aged 17 years, was thrown from his Columbia If. W. Whtney. Ellsworth Ate Iligham, Alonzo Yoang, B.

Handy, VV. Moore, Juhn VThite, R. W. Long and Alden Flanders. Empire Fred Dressier.

If you are contemplating a trip for business or pleasure it will be well to remember that the Burlington route is still the favorite. Her old established line to Chicago hardly needs more than a mere mention for the tea-son that every man, woman and child in the country is so familiar with the fact that over with his son. horse caus-ing a dislooation of the Frank Conway had his new wind- nGCk which resulted in instantaneous mill out on trial this week during the Jeatb- Services were held in The M. Fodder for stock is getting scarce ness. and brings a good price.

Three of Ellsworth's business men George Seegmiller and wife are drew prizes in the jury panel for the now pleasantly located at Beloit, May term of the district court. They Wis- are; J. B. Handy, A. Young and ll.

heavy winds. Frank has a dandy church of this city buiulay after Garfield E. C. Douljlas and J. Prickett.

Green Garden II. bchacht. lohn Dresch mill and nn miHtntrn UOon. Salina Journal E. W.

Wellington w- Long. The boys will now have a ler Bnd Frank Lonnon Many four-horse teams were to be rrespnt commitm Crops of Ellsworth, the Dnke. was in fho chance to earn some wac-es from th Lorraine John Barton, city Monday. county. seen upon our streets during the The present condition of the wheat past ten days hauling large loads of croP BO far a8 Kansas is concerned this line runs the famous solid vestibule "ELI" with its splendid Pullman sleepers, chair cars and dining cars.

Your attention is now called te our double daily service between Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph and St. Louis. Heretofore we had but one daily train from the Missouri river to St. Louis, that being a night train, March did net come in like a lamb From all reports the winter wheat Lincoln Thos Flanders.

Noble Thos Jarus. Sherman II. W. Seaver, Thomas E. B.

Handlin. Valley F. C. Woodmansee nor a lion, neither did it go out very Ellsworth county is in a No. 1 hay acid grain into market.

at'd in fact the whole United States, The Eev. L. Sternberg returned irt favorable for a yield above the stormy or pleasant. What will conditton. with a good stand and nd Wm thrifty growth.

A few acres of oats lacy- April bring forth. home from California Monday even- veraS year, anu is particularly en-ing. He has been spending the couraging to both the farmer and the Wilson Wm McGuirn, S. L. Timmons, TP MT 1 1 -i business man iu town.

The daily in. vjavenaugn a near poet was winter with his daughter in that have been sown but owing to the ground being too wet to work many acres of this cereal will be late. Jos Wacek, Henry Hodgen, E. Berger, Adam Schlaff, M. J.

Brown, A. A. Jellison in this city last Friday endeavoring to dispose of his poetical wares. He and G. W.

Anderson, found he market overstocked. The illustration of the rendition of placing passengers in St. Louis in the morn-ing in time forjbreakfast and all eastern connections, but on account of the increasing demand another train has been put on and now leaves Kansas City, Atchison and St. Joseph in the morning, placing the passenger in St, Louis in the early evening of the same day. Omaha and Council Bluffs are put in rapid communication with the lower Missouri river points by two superb daily trains, one City late in themornirig and the KMC HOKN MI'TTIORIXGS.

Profane history mentions tho fact Damon and Pythias will berenderorl quotations of this cereal on the grain markets, is tending to higher prices, aud with the partial failure of the wheat crop in the foreign wheat countries, the price will steadily advance upward. In France, whose wheat production almost rivals our state. Several Of the members of the I. 0. O.

F. order of this city contemplate going to Geneseo to-day for the purpose of exemplifying the work of the order. The board of county commissioners that Christ was persecuted, but he in this city Mondav eveninc next nf accomplished his mishion never- at the K. P. hall, under the auspices njtutiaa aim me euects 01 mat work of the Knights of Pvthias Mr 1U liY 110 NKT The late storms have delayed all kinds ol spring work.

This will be a big year for binders ami steam threshers. own, there is a shortage in acreage resulted disastrously to the perse- V. Malmburg, who is ablv assisted bv i. 1 Hi 1 .1 1 I oilier iu the evening, making the run from Kansas City in about eiuht hours. The cutors.

There is food for thought in his wife and little daughter, will ren-the reading of that persecution, der the play in a manner which will uiwh ween auer next wnen tbe usual and what there is presents a gloomy trial of newspaper cheek will be ex- a8peet The 8ame caa be HBid re hibited towards securing the county Kdiag Russia and in fact ail east- Mr. Remley is doing some good road work morning tram carries a through buffet sleep. wmcu our democratic contemporary be worth one's time to hear ni, 'o the sou-h of us. ing car to St. Paul and Minneapolis, placing "luwu8lur me coming anew year.

urn wheat countries. If the foreign might turn to his advantage Sabe? Mrs. Malmbunr. will bv rennet ren- ur trustee, James Brown, has begun hi. Mr.

was in the city last crop condition were nominal, the ex Will You IJcct I'reKcnt Hoard. Monday and favored this oflice with pectations for lower values at home The only and greatest interest be a short visit. He reports the wheat would be apparent, but the reverse is the passenger in the twin cities twenty hours alter leaving Kansas City. For further information call on or address II. C.

Orr, general southwestern passenger agert, goo Main Kansas City, or A. C. Dawes, general passenger'and ticket agent St, Joseph, Mo. der the comical farce "Our JConntry Cousin" which alone is worth the ZhT time with the Ia grippe. price of admission.

The entrance 1,. s. Mason sold a fine Jot o( sleers fo A fee is only twenty-five cents each, C. Chw son of Ellsworth. and as the entertainment is for the Verv few cattle were lost 1,,,, in ing manifested in our municipa crop out his way as looking better the case and in consequence higher than ever before known while a resi election which comes off next week is that displayed in the city papers, prices may be expectea.

are dent of Kansas. nenetJt ot the K. T. order of this City storm, but we hear ol large losses at Terra now at the limit of our readily eparei reserve, and a foreign demand wil lie the result. Uutside of them everything ia as stil as the grave barring an occasiona Falling 10,000 feet.

OUr people should give them a full Cotta and on the Smoky. The communication of "Defender No. 2," rumble. As The Republican hereto Sailing upward ten thousand feet in a baloon, stepping out and falling nouse. Our townsman A good time is coming and the fore stated some three weeks ir a serum consiuenv farmer who hild3 on to his farm Hon.

We believe it is no other than old No. to the earth as gently as falls the the present councilmen should be re was appointed assistant inspector of husbands his resources as he should, or Oklahoma Bill. elected, and in place of the removed snowflake, is considered a remarkable feat. But to cure what for centuries win realize a gooit prom irom nis the animal industry by the United States government this week under man, Mr. Steinberg, and the present I here is very little doubt but hat this will be a good corn year, and should that be crop this year.

has been considered an incurable mayor, such men as George Seitz, Wall Paper, In all the Latest Styles In all the latest Latteins At all Prices And never bcofre equalled 9 For Wrak Inrijcr. Our good fortune, we should all make a spe the new law recently passed by congress. The appointment of Mr. ohn Beyler or L. M.

Ballou should disease ia an infinitely greater feat 1 1 ii cial etlort to keep a jear's crop ahead. Let For those with weak lungs the Anal, uui-iuiik terror 01 me race con be prevailed upon to accept, and be Hodgden is a worthy and commend- us commence planning riuht now and we will Aunt Kachel medicated padia the on the board. From these the able one and receives the approval of succeed. sumptionis forced to yield to the curative agency of Dr. Pierce's most successful remedy.

The lungs nil I strongest and best workers should compose the aldermanic board and a get a double benefit, both by penetra an uur peopie. iiisunues com- es, we think the alliance cmdidates for menced the first of April and he office this fall will ad le democrats, as there Golden Medical discovery, if it be tion and by inhalation from the lesser man of working ability in the hastorepoit to Kansas City for duty ls nat lt'at as tbe agree taken in time and given a fair trial The hacking cough, hectic flush herbs nsed, and especially so when mayoralty chair. The care and The rules regarding this oflice, pro- Iast 'alK And cons- moistened with the tincture that ac hnrned breathing, and other pre watchfulness of the city affairs de vide for a And never to be ag.rn equalled In Ellsworth couniy volves upon the board, while the ter house, monitory symptoms should be before it is too late. By the nse companies the pads. The herbs in this pail have been used for asthma and consumption in Holland for mayor only exercises executive abil 7,.

win oca rumrus mat will jar or rendering establishment, the pro- its "Golden Medical Discovery" every function of the system i i roused to ity, and for that reason the best men should be on the floor when work To Ik: found duct of which are to become tiro- -n, r- 1 'ne democratic tfiice seekers of this county ducts of inter state or foreign com- are making strer-uons effort, to keep life in merce, provided such establishment the deccmrosinc WT tithe regies' cr alii- centuries, and with wonderful success. Also worn as a disinfectant. can be performed at every meeting. There is no need of urging npon one If the pad is moistened as directed At the City Drug Store makes proper application to the agri- ance party, and we don't blame them, a that Cultural department. It is the duty 'heir only hope and if they can hoodwink the wearer will not catch disease that ia contagious.

It disinfects the the argent demands of the city for a wie board this year, as anyone who healthy action, tbe bluod is purified, digestion and nutrition improved, the strength and flesh built up and all the distressing forerunners of consumption disappear. It jg guaranteed to benefit or enre if taken in time, or money paid for it will bo Of of the inspector to view and examine c' the republicans to make it a sue all carcasee and products, and will ss. hy, we wiU hae nothing to say for- air in front of the face and breath has the interests of the city at heart ing the vapor destroys the trerm in can readily see it needed, hut all furnish a certificate for all health ninit i( he Ellsworth should pull together for a re-election connty can stand lo be llindfo ded and led in product, which certificate may be at-L, haled Address Aunt Rachel Pad company, Passaic. X. J.

Hoffmann's of the present board. Will you do it tached to all shipments. 1 cm. and tear it tie Lest can. i.