Glen Elder Republican from Glen Elder, Kansas • 3

Glen Elder Republican. SEE IBID fiS YOUTH GlenKldcr Market Wheat No. 2 12 3 40 25 40 Corn Potatoes Poultry, 5" lfogs, Cattle $2.603.00 Butter, 10 to, 10 THESE WONDERFUL LENSES Local News. Aro the result of years of sclentlflo oxpei Imenting, and are now plucnd, owlner to tbelr euperiority, preeminently nbova every tbinc heretofore producod la tnlB lino, Tlioy are acknowledged by eipert3 to ba the finest; find moat purioouy constructed Leases KNOWN, and aro peculiarly adapted tooorroetlnfftho varices visual imperfeo Hons. A trial of th KOHiWnort will ponvUMd youthey are PERFECT WSHT REIQIYSRSt Ever) Pair WoironUd, FOR SALE ONLY BY 32T325 8 F.

J. DITTUS. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, STATIONARY, Perfumery, Soaps, Brashes, tr ii vm i v(v Vto PflYSICIAXS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Positive Cure and Preventive lor and Chicten Cholera. ipnii.mi in iuii i i ill nwiiiiani)wuwi ii Mti'lrMVlrii iiiiHnnimni .11 in imtiir C.

II. Lee was at Solomon Rapids Wednesday. See Ball Co's ad. this week. Straw hats are cowing la fashion again.

Mixed and shelf paint at Granger Son. The C. B. pay car passed up the line Monday. We are glad to see Rev.

G. Glide out again. Another lovely Shower fell last Tuesday evening. II. F.

Valletta made a flying trip to Beloit Monday. Ladies Sailor Hats 10 cents at the Beloit Fair Store. Call on F. J. Dittus for a first-da's drink of Soda Water.

Bert Whitney, of Concordia, Is in the city visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall drove down to Beloit Tuesday. Scottsville Quartette at Grellet Academy next Thursday.

Hev. G. E. Henderson was a very pleasant caller Wednesday. I Harry Hoot of the Atchison Champion was in town Wednesday.

Buy your Croquet sets and Hammocks at The Beloit Fair Store. More new goods just arrived at Miss Robnett's. Call and see them. Mrs. Beeson is visiting relatives and friends in Jewell City this week.

F. J. Dittus is constantly adding new navors u) nis soua water apparatus. Ail the latest styles in Hats and Bonnets at Mrs. Clovers millinery store.

We wonder did the terriers catch the rats in the coin crib, Tuesday evening. Trumbull Strean and Allen seed, in the bulk, at Granger Sod. The very best. J. F.

Gleason Is this week painting hi Kf urn hn ilri inrr. htf .1. fl. Kills Co. For the best garden seeds, go to Granger Son.

They sell it by the ounce or pound. II. L. Hull is up from Beloit and is helping to get out this issue of The Republican. If you want to buy Hals and Millinery goods cheap, go to The Fair Store in Beloit.

Remember Miss Robnett has the ready-made bows; also the Morea Ribbon to make them. Through a mistake, C. E. Hubbard's ad. was omitted last week, but appears in this issue.

All the fruit trees are full of blossoms and all indications point to a large crop in this vicinity. The most attractive show windows we have seen this spring, weie those of Charley Lee last Monday. Win. Flint is greatly improving the outward appearance of his house by giving it a new coat of paint. The Celebrated Twin Burner Gasolene stoves, the best in the market, fur sale only by Granger Son.

A mania for painting has struck Glen Elder, and everybody is painting their house and business place. The peanut social, last Tuesday evening, was well attended and a good time was had by all participants. To cure and prevent hog and chicken cholera, use Dittus' Fositive Cure and Preventive for Hog and Chicken Cholera. This Republican and. Weekly To-peka Capital for $1.15 from now to January 1, Call at this office and get Mitchell County Teachers' Association.

Beloit, Kan.s., April 21st, '91. The Mitchell County Teachers' Association met at the, usual hour-at the Central building. Association called to order bySapt. Stanley, 1 Minutes of previous meeting read, and approved. The topic first discussed was: v'Christianity in the Public D.

J. Greenwald read an interesting paper on this subject. Discussed at length by Mr. Miss Squire, Mr. Winslow and Prof.

Goddard. Mr. Culver- not being: present. "The Advantages of a Higher Education" was thoroughly discussed by-Prof. Goddard of Grellet Academy.

A short general discussioa bySupt. Stanley, Guy Simpson and others. Owing to the absence of Miss Ifahrv "The Benefits of the Industrial School for was. discussed by Miss.Antrobus, Miss Squire and Supt. Stanley.

An animated discussion of "How I Like Teaching" now took place by the Association; Mr. N. I. McDowell read a mosis excellent paper on 'Chapter 'Psychology Applied to No discussion was necessary. Miss Collar read a very interesting-review of Longfellow from "Masterpieces of American The Assosiation was favored" declamations: "Marmion." by Miss Gertrude Ilartman, delivered in her inimitable style.

Miss Mao Ward gave a humorous selection in a. very pleasing manner. TUe-reports of the various-committees were now Riven. It was decided to have the-books, of the Teachers' Library in reiidjno. for use during the Kornial.

'Association now adjourned. Ghace E. Owens, Sec'y. For Salo. Pure Barred Plymouth Rock 15 for 50 at farm 4 miles south, of Glen, liklt'iv 21 lUiisau Calvin C.

Terry and family, of east Tennessee, arrived in the city yesterday and will make this their future home. Mrs. Terry is a sister of Jim Slavin. Our enterprising blacksmith firm, Hankins Bogardus, are the sole manufacturers ul the Cyclone Harrow for Mitchell county. These cen-tlemen have built up a first class business here in blacksmithing and wagonmaking which goes to show that their new enterprise will be a success.

The boys are. deserving and should you need anything in their line you may be sure of fair treatment. On the 20th day of April, 1894 was the Fifteenth Anniversary of -Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton.

Their friends and neighbors thought they would go in and join in celebrating the occasion by giving them a genuine surprise, and they did so, and presented them with a beautiful crystal water set. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton set up the treats- handsomely, and all went home happy after an evening well spent and all- joined in wishing Mr. and Mrs.

Sutton many more happy returns of tho day. Mrs. C. S. Andrews and Miss S.

L. Andrews, returned from an extended visit in California and Oregon, last Tuesday morning. They started from here in January and visited in San Diego, until the first of March when they went to Oregon, where they have been until their return homo. Mrs. and Miss Andrews had the opportunity of seeing the demonstration at the opening of a new gold mine, in Atdiland, California, last Thursday.

Yellow, 3.vid Up aad WriaJslad. Is this the way your fac. looks? If try Beggs' Blood PurjUer and Blood Makur. It not only purities the blood, but renews it, and gives your face a bright youthful appearance. Sold and warranted by Pittu Mrs.

M. A. Rouse and Mrs. Loud-errailk were Beloit visitors Tuesday. The St.

Joe Herald is a paper that cannot he surpassed for good reading. Anyone wishing the Herald can get it and the Republican for $5.00 per year. The Weekly Herald and Republican "for $1.50. Scientists say that two million years hence the sun will throw no heat. From the way things are going now.

we feel safe saying that most of the people will he getting their heat from some other source about that time. We were informed by a gentleman who has just returned from a trip through the western part of the state, that the recent rains have put the crops in better condition than was. ever known before at this time the year. This means better times for the people of Kansas. While we do uot mean to be censoriously inclined or dithrambic in the least, we wish to remark that you should patronize home industries.

People who pay taxes here and help to build up the town should receive the patronage. By so doiug you will not only be helping your co-workers but building up the town as well. Let us all work for the best interests of Glen Elder. One of the pleasant features of the day was a very pleasant surprise party gotten up for Mrs. Dr.

Monday evening April 23, it being her 28th birthday. The neighbors1 and friends thought to gather in -and spend the evening. They; presented her with a very beautiful water set; she also recieved a very handsome cake stand' and'' a beautiful picture. She was very much surprised but rallied and came forth' with refreshments consisting of fruit and 'cake, after which all present declared a pleasant time and wished Mrs. Borst many happy returns of the day.

An officer will clean up jour filth at your expense if you got, right at it. (). IIouts, A flue line of Hats at Mrs. Clovers, call a ad see then). Summer Underwear and Hosiery cheap, at The Faiu Store in Beloit.

Fishing parties are iu order now, but it does not seem to worry the fish rery much. A beautiful line of trimmed and untriinmed hats at Hard Time Prices at Miss Rob-net t's. Mrs. Win. (.5 rover will please accept our thanks for a con phi of dishes of excellent ice cream.

Frank Clover has sovoivd his connection with the Sont'nel and will leave this city the (list of next month. Notice the change in F. J. Dittos' ad. tins week.

Those spectacles are handled exclusively by him in this city. The ladies of the library have house plants of all kinds for sale at the library room on ttie west side of the square. The fishing season is fast approach ing. Granger Son have the largest assortment of llsh poles and fishing tackle in Glen F-lder. W.

J. McDonald, manager of McCain's Electric Belt Co. No. 8, was in town Tuesday evening. We acknowledge aslnrt, but pleasant call.

J. F. Gleason now has plenty thorough-bred Langshans and W. C. Black Polish eggs at 0 cents per setting.

$1 .00 per setting from State- Premium chickens. A tine lite of Hats, Trimmings, and in fact all kinds of Millinery goods arc being received every few days by Mrs. yon will save money by buying your spring hats of her. The McCann Electric Belt Company will not open, here with their out door concerts, as before stated, but will ship their goods that are stored here to Osborna and open there next 1 Monday..