The Kansas Herald from Glen Elder, Kansas • 4

Closing Out at Wholesale Prices by July 15th. The New Tork Store, Beloit. ia is isg IP pis il ill wisiffl iyfK 13 Kl BP1 i The Hew fork Store Her. Co. -Beloit.

90 doz. cans Salmon, lOo each. 50 doz. cans Blackberries, fine fruit, 7c. Finest Lemons, 25c doz.

Fiao iai'a Dried Peaches 8c All kinds Dackarro Coffee 25c Splendid bnlk coffee 22... Canned S-tnce Peaches, peeled, 10 bars Fairbanks Soap, 25t. 3,000 barrels etick and mixed -candy, vrr uicaM; m.pi.. inmu, uiM.uui iu qimnuii-'s. jl ue assortment ot which a gi ve away with baking powder includes almost evcryiuing OiJ9 C0UKI WISH, au(l wo leavo lUO sbiu-uvjh wiiu unyn.

xuoo uuii wamvuii i nuuiiui uuv-. uuu u.iiicia vuuaotup viicwu aoujwo, iO. ouu UHlXCiS i US 1Q)6 AOUUCCO, zUC OUtJfAUO 6 nave ceers seuivg in ios grannlateo, lt loaijgnt mown, i ios go 40(3. Fine California Prunes, 2 lbs 253. 100 pails sugar ay -d hro.vn and 17 lbs sorghum sugar, but prices will be higher, sure, and you had better lay in your supply quick.

Royal find Dr. Plica's Bukicg Powders, lb cans worth $1.00. 7o kegs snaar syrnp an extremely low price. The best dust tea, 15c lb. Ihe best bulk htarch, same as package sUrcb.

5c lb. WhiU matches, $1.00. Horseshoe and Climax Tobacco, 40o lb. wu. Fish.

Gc ner lb. 20 Mackerel, iu nail. 1.50. 100 boxes An Immense lme of Everything in Dry G-oods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Very Cheap! Very Close! Extremely Low! '4 a B--'l lit if DUSI.7ESS PQMTEZS.

THE KANSAS PROGRAMME OF On Tuesday oflast week, iu company with L. J. Hunt, we visited the Gaston ten milas south of Glen Elder taking supper with Joe Gaston and viewing the fine farm places of Cyrus, Joseph and their father; and again this week, in visit -icgLone Hill lodge, we had occasion to sample their hospitality. Cyras An important busines change is on the tapis. Mayor L.

O. Norris and R. Bohrer, of Cawker, were iu the city Monday. Clint Jennings came ia Tuesday with a large herd of fine young cattle. Creamery 6tock is on the raise, and will reach par before the season is over.

A communication from Cheyenne, is laid over a week for want of space. Ed Beebe will open an Allance blacksmith shop in a few days. Call and see him. Glorious rains have visited this locality several days and nights during the past week, and put everybody in good nature. C.

E. Schaffer, of the firm of Shurtz Schafter, cf Logan, is figuring on putting in a large stock of goods in the Buening building. Francis Applegato was in town Tuesday evening. He says Mr. Baker, the Alliance nominee for congress, is the right man i i the right place.

Kaull Nash shipped out three train loads of fat cattle to Chicago this week. Messrs. L. B. Wilcox and Frank Hobart accompanied them to their destination.

Lon Chamberlain and Ben. Gartsido have beea at work for a mouth past on a large barn for Willis Lucky, which is now about completed and on Tipton Alliance. Nineteen miles southwest of Glen Elder. Meets ThiTsdaj" evenlugs. It.

M. Jksier, Pres. P. O. Tipton Allien Alliance.

Meets 1st. and 3d Saturday night? In rach month. Nine miles dv.e north of Glen KM r. E. Davis, Trcs.

W. F. Zucx, Seo P. O. Glen Elder.

Bine Mill Alliance. Eighteen mi lea due south of Glen Elder. Meets Tuesday turnings. P. JSrENCXK.

Pre. P. O. Blue Mil. Tnrlif Creek Lodge No.

1939. Four miles tenth aud five fast of Glen Eider. Lleeu every SaUirday evening. I. B.

Bosk, Pres. Edward stkox. bee P.O. Beloit. Lene Hill Alliance.

Ten miles fouthwest of Glen Elder Cm iu-8 aion, Prcs: P. O. Glen Elder Crelkt Jlliar.ce. Three miles southwest of Glen Elder Meets Thursday evenings. E.

M. Woodward, Pre, P. O. Glen Elder Hiqh Prairie Alliance. Six miles south and one-half cost of Glen Elder.

Mt-cts Thursday evenings. Luther Cross Pres. W. C. Hector, Skct.

P. O. Beloit Ionia Alliance. Jieet every Tuesday evening-, la Odd Fillows hall at Ionia. TThite Star Alliance.

Five miles west of Allan, lueeti Saturday evening. I'cnnetta Alliance. Five miles northeast of Glen Elder. Me t-j Monday evenings. Tnoa Porter, Pres.

J. Akdkewh, Sect. T.O. Glea Elder i'kasant Valley Alliance. Thirteen mile south and one-half at of Glen Elder.

Meets Saturday evening. J. A. Jonks, Pres. Mrs.

Rcsustoh GKSect. P.O.Elmim. Liberty Alliance. Ten and one-half mile northeast of Glen-Eldcr. MteU Friday eyenlnga.

F. OcBobjcx Pres. VV. II. CottMAS.

See. Xaomi Six mjles south and two west of Glen der. ElMeets Wednesday evenings. N. Sai-p, Pre.

Joun O. Gkn Elder. Maytiew Alliance. Twelve miles northeast of Glen Elder Meets 2nd. m.d 4th.

Frid iv In Will yo i si'ff with Dipcpsla anl Liver complaint? vital izer to cure you. For talc by W. F. Keywoatu. The best brand of cigars that has ever come to Glen Elder is now to be found at Key worths.

Citarrh cured, sweet breath eoiv. ml by catarrh remedy. Pricu r0 free. For sale by KEYwonm. Ramomber when you come to Glen Elder that Sim Thomburg'-i ses hard ware cheaper than any house in Mitchell county.

Farno-H Clothier at Beloit ICas. the tra.le or Glen Kldor and com-m inity. Price arc an inducement to conitf down aud them. New supplies of paints, and oils of all kinds just received at Key worth's. A OJg EIOCK.

Sleepless u' made -niscraMo by tint terrible cot di. Mulch's cure is Hn-remedy for you. For talc by F. Key- uinn. E.

J. Ditlas' thicken hoJra cure is uncqunled. Try it and fcava year cm Kens. Good all xvchA miIU from StJ to SS. worth $3 to SI now.

can by boi-yhr only at the Famous Clothing House, ik-ioit. Alliance Director J' Koloniou KapifU Alliance, Meet anil 3d Tuesdays At Solomon uapias Kiiooi house. y. Cochran, lit. 1.

CcLLOI, Jx'Ct. P.O. Solomon Hopewell Five miles nut nnd ten south of Glen Llder, in Center township, cets every IVcsday evening. W. Smth.

Pres. ac Crawford, occ. P. O. Btloit.

Alliance, Four miles northwest of Glen Elder. Meets lvt. and 31. Thursdays in each month. John Elder, Pre.

J. C. Birt. Seet.P.O.GL'n JJUkr. Fair view Unlo Xo.

Is 03. Two miles south and oue-lialf ast ofGlon Elder. Meet every Saturday. Johx. Parr.

Ires. Jom.v Luck, Sec. P. O. Glen Elder Before you toy your i mm Published Evest Satluday.

Dy F. J. and RUTH IWLWSK1. $1.00 Per 'Year. paid in advance, oiAeru isc, SI- 5 0.

LOCAL NEWS. City and County. This is tax paying tinia again. The water ia the river is way down Mrs. Marshal has boen quite ill this week.

The Orellet Academy is out for its summer vacation. A troupe of fruit tree men are in the neighborhood. Horace Valleite returned Tuesday Jron; a trip to St. Louis. The Alliance executive board raaaU in Glen Elder to day.

Joe. Cook, of Ionia, spnnt several days in Glen Elder this week. Wind storms have done considerable damage in Lincoln county this week. Childrens day at the two cburches was well attended and very interesting. The county normal is is in fall blast at Beloit, and pretty girls are nunaer -ous there.

The harvest of small grain has commenced. About a half a crop will be the result. The Cottage Home hotel is receiving anew coat of paint on the interior. F. W.

Key worth ia the artist. Our good friend McDaniels, who Jives over south, joined the Alliance and got married, all within a month. fXrrA fnf Viirr Rev. N. A.

Walker preached one ol the good sermons characteristic of him. at the Walnut church last Sabbath evening. A puro article of wine vinegar, and something very fine in raspberry vinegar, can be found at I. B. Owens' store at only 30 cents per gallon.

Drop in and sample it. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Cummins has been very ill during the past two weeks, but at this time is on the mend and we hope to be able to chronical its entire recovery by next issue. Rev. C. H. St.

John will deliver his famous lecture, "Travels iu Europe," at the E. church, Monday evening Jnne 1C. 'The entertainment will be an intellectual treat, and a full bouse should be awarded him. The admission will be 15 cents, or 25 cent per couple. The residence of L.

Alrich, of the Cawker Record, was struck by lightning Tuesday night, and Mrs. Alrich received quite a bad shock. Jim Lansden's house, ten milei north, was also badly wrecked by a lightning bolt the came night, and one of his children severely injured. Elsewhere in this issue appears the professional card of Dr. W.

W. Heaton, who has this week located among us and opened up in the practice of medicine. The doctor comes among us well recommended from the state of Pennsylvania, and that he wiil enter right into a largo and lucrative practice is a foregoing conclusion. rv i. T-v.

iie 19 a reiauva or ur, jxuuxyu, ui Osborne, who is one of the best physi -ciana in the west. The doctor's olSco is now in the old Hehald office, on the south sHe of the square, and if wanta! at night he may be found at the Cottage Home hotel. Glen Eider has been needing another physician for seme time, and we trust our people will all join in making Dr. Heaton welcome and at home among us. -AT ASTOFS GEOVE 10 a.

m. formation of Ui9 Alliance Lodges and a song by all, "My Country 'lis of Thee." Music by the Tiptou Alliance Band. Reading af th Declaration of Independence F. J. Hulaniski.

Music by band, i General Oration Rev. N. A. Walker. Song By the Lone Hill Alliance.

Music by baud. Basket Dinner. Music by band. Song By the Sub Alliances. Speech By W.

B. Baker, the'Alli-ance nominee for congress. Music by band. Short Speeces by Prominent Local Orators. Songs by other Stib-AIiiances.

Music by band. Adjournment to the race course, where horso racing, sack and wheel barrow racing, greased pig, greased pole, egg ruciug, for prizes. Also a quadiiil on horseback. Good platform dance, commencing at 4 o'clock. All kinds cf social games, swiegs, and every thiug of the sort which gees to make up a first class Fourth of July celebration and a general good time.

J. K. P. Boyd, Pe3By Spencer, Jcs. Woodman.

Cora, on Programme. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Itouso havs friends from Iowa visiting them. See Harry Andrews' new business card, relative to the harness business.

Squire McCarthy is still keeping up the good work of putting down sidewalks. Mis3 Eva Welsh carae up from Beloit the foro part of the week, and will spend a few weeks at home. A fine lot of new blank books, just arrived at Dittus' drug store, also a supply of tissue paper in as sorted colors. Jacob Cook, an uncle of Geo, Cook's, was visiting here this week, and returned Wednesday to his home in the east. Richard.s "Grand Tripple Circus" will show in Beloit on the 19th inst, and a balloon ascension and parachute drop from the clouds is advertised.

You will notioe, of course, that Jacob Rochschild, the great clothier of Cawker, has something of interest to say to the Herald readers in this issue. Sapt. Calvin, of the O. 3., leased to the Glen Elder Alliance Shipping Association, ground whereon to erect an elevator to cost from $6,000 to $10,000 and to have a capacity of 10,000 bushels. All parties who are taking the Herald and who have never paid anything on their subscription are requested most earnestly to call in and drop a dollar in the elot and see the wheels go round.

We need the money right now, and it will do us mcra good now than twice the amount will later on. It takes money to run as krgo a paper as this, and we can not run it on wiad. Look hear, Bro. Dodge, don't you know the horrible penalty attached to adverse criticism? And yet you allude to Mr. Baker, the Alliance nominee, as "an elderly fossil," a "prohibition crank," and "an aged fossil," "a man of common ability, who would never be heard from if he went to congress," and further allude to the Hill City delegates as "cranks." We hereby declare the boycot onl Stop our paper! D'ye hear? iriyiiwiEilwini Gnston has a beautiful ani highly cultivated farm of three or four hua dred acres aud ii one of the leading men of Hayes township.

Joe his as fine a hundred and sixty as lays out of doors in Mitchell Gj with all the improvements an i apportouaaces which go to constitute a perfect rural Kansas home. The Gastons are a power socially and politically ia Hayes township, and the Herald takes genuine pleasure iu the established fact that it can number them among its friends and warm supporters. A big demonstration was held at Tipton last Sunday, by tho Ciitholk's, to pray for rain, aud it hiv beea raining nearly every evening siace. Ho that would thrive must rise at five. He that will more thriving be, must call and see Ed Beebe.

Fly paper at Dittns' drug fctore. Screen Doors at Sam Thornburgh's Go to Sam Thornburgh's for wire screen. Straw hats for five cents, at Alli ance Racket Store. m. For fino jewelry go to R.

Pruitt. Also for all kinds of repairing. Joe Allen is giving away diction- aiies of late. Thty aro big ones, too Drop in at the Alliance icket Store and sea what ten cents will buy. No member of tho Alliance should bo without the Kansas Hehald.

All khuds of ice cold summer dimks at the Alliance Racket Store. Ball are selling a pile of impliments theso fine spring days. o- Haed up for Cash. AH parties owing Sam Thornburgh will please call and settle for bam is hard up. Perfumeries, the latest styles cf eastern extracts.

A new lol just in a Key worth's drug store. Good chewing and smoking tobacco at Alliance Racket Store. Every train brings in a new invoice of novelties to Key worth's. Sam Thornburgh is selling barb wire at $3.75 per hundred pounds. Blank books at wholesale prices Morse's P.

O. bookstore Beloit Ks. That hacking cough can be so q-iiekly cured by bhiloh's cure. We warrant it. For sale by F.

W. Iveywortii. For first class dental work go to Ora B. Sliively, rooms 4, 5, and 6, over New York Store, Beloit. Eendy Pruitt is fitting up his jewelay store iu elegant style, since rnovhis it into Key worth's drug store, See his new goods.

Ora B. Shively, whose dental parlors are in rooms 4, 5, and 6, over the New York Store, Beloit, is conceded to be the best dentist In this section of the Etate, and her work is always guaranteed, and gives perfect satisfaction. Shiloh's Vitalizer is what yon need or consumption, loss of appetite, and all symptoms of liyicpsia. Prie; 10 and 73 cents per bottle. For sale by F.

W. Keyworth The editor of this paper lias been acquainted with Ora fchivley for several years, and Lakes pleasure In suying that there are none who excel and ry few who eqid her in dental work in Kaunas. Ilerdeiital parlors are rooms 4. 5, and over New York Store Beloit. It evident that (r lin- of rough and tumble suits for the little boys from 3 to 14 years old are so low in price that our store is continually crowded with mothers buyJug goods, famous Clothier IMoit.

BE SURE AND CALL ON H. the 20th inst. the same will be dedicated by a social dance, to which alt are cordially invited. Mr. Lucky is one of die citizens of Mitchell Co.

who never does anything by balve3. The 17 year old son of Mr. J. W. Hahn, of Bloomington, Osborno tan away with a horso belonging to his father, and ridjng it as far as this city traded it to Walter for a watch and chain and $15, after which ho ltft on tho tfain going east.

Au-other lad was along, who also sold a stole! horse at Cawker. Mr. Hahn pursued the boys, and although for a while on the same train they eluded him and escaped. Dr. G.

S. Battey arrived in Glen Elder Thursday evenir preparatory to entering the practice of medicine, but as he had three calla early next morning the preparatory part of it was declared off, and he went right straight to work. He has stored his goods in the Eberle building until he can get a residence and get settled. The Doctor is a good physician, and we are glad to see him relocate among us. Elliott Clover attempted his life again last Sunday.

It was only a week ago that we mentioned Mr. Clover's attempt at self destruction by an endeavor to hang himself, and last Sunday while at the well on his farm, drawing water for the stock he drew a heavy clasp knife across his abdomen, cutting about an inch deep, and failing in this, plunged the knife into his side and hammered it in clear to the clasp with a rock; by this time he was discovered, assistance was called and Dr. Houtp, of this city, was hurriedly summoned to attend him. It is thought the wound is not serious and the probate juJge has been notified to take chargo of the unfortunate would be suicide. We stopped at L.

J. Hunt's Jewell couuty farm a few days ago long enough to hinder him awhile in his work of tickling the bosom of mother nature with a corn plow, and to take an account of stock. We did think of buying the farm and wearing it as a watch charm, but upon noticing that it was all covered with fine buildings, pastures, cattle sheds, granaries and all sicb, and probably worth five or six thousand dollars, we changed our mind and came home. Wo're going up some Sunday, though, all the little editors, and stay to dinner, whether he likes it or not. they will have an immense stock the few makoa we Celebrated John Deere, of Mvron Boozk.

Pres. Gxo. Ecmxa, I O. Ma view. RY This vear.

SB tbo best makes lo had. Ancug will handle are tho and Listers. Corn a full line of tuviccr elsewhere call and cxamlna than anyone in town. Some may ORTH Rock Island Plow Eagle manufacturing and McCormick Machine goods Cultivators, Harrows, Planters, Plows Binders, Binding Twine, Mowers, We also handle Studebaker Farm Wagons, Road Carts And Buggies. "Vve buy the above goods for cat-h, thus gcttirg tiem lower than if wo "atdled tbtmon commission.

Eefoie out stock and prices. WenroBtill felling: Hardware lower sell so ne one at tide lower, but take the entire fctock and jou will find have it marked from 10 to 20 per cent, lower. B. H. BXLWOBTH, Beloit.