The Ellsworth Populist from Ellsworth, Kansas • 1

I ELLSWORTH POPULIST. 13 LA B03 fX TRUST, BY LA BOO WE LIVE. VOLUME 4 ELLSWORTH, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22 1699 NUMBER .34 THE 1:1 ry 0' their weduing. The suiprlxe "ad been arranged and on this day Mr THE POPULIST; 4 I aud Mrs liuryee were Invited over to I CENTRAL NATIOAL BANK their sou's 10 eat turkey, unaware of hat was to take place.

Presently the buigieftnud vehicles began to arrive A SPRING POEM. EUS WORTH, KANSAS. and by dinner time the guests number I ed forty-eight grown up people F.oUircltftbe Ellnwortli Punt. Otien for trn iuIuUiD through tlm iiialin as Snwil A reporter to the Populist savs the IVT'i'rH nn rnur minri r.hat t.Mr Htrvro is warm with tiHHkets wore all well Oiled aud he eu- CAPITAL STOCK AND SURPLUS $60,000. the feast to ths fullest extent.

Among those present were me lion. SiWHirrios I'Kit Vkau. W. Helm aud wife. U.

Leitli. wife and daughter, A. ilnintield. wife and daughter, iioss Eldridge and wife, Jno. OFFICIAL CITY PAl'R.

DIBECTORS, E. a. Kiratmll, A. Young, O. T.

Tremble, OFFICERS. L. Murphy. J. L.

Dohbins, M. E. D. Schermerliorn. .1.

H. McLaurin, ii. H. H'esirsll. fame and wife.

Mr. Heart una wire nnd sou Thomas Joe l'eupet. wife and Local News. daughter. Erny Gould and wire.

Jack Shannon and wife. Leroy Bust aud wife. Mrs. Rounl. daughter and son in law.

Mart Cirlll and wife, Harry 11. Westfall E. I). Schermerhoru Vice res. O.

T. Tremble Cashier. 1). 3. 8arjtry Ass't.

Cashier. tiie I'ontoffice Store, Williams and wife, Joe and George. iieighley and sister and Thomas Swmk. Cll t. the Harness -hop Money Loaned.

Exchange Bought and Sold After the dinner was over, in nen.iir Muntoni Remedy's sold of the nresent tbe Hon. W. U. Interest paid on time deposits. Your patronage solicited.

Seltt'f. Helm presented to Mr. anu wrs iuryee the rollywing silverware, wn'ie mis. Clint, l'uull trt bulldhiK an addition lle'm presentui tliem wmi a une case: Two sets of silver and forkB. to his burn.

silver molasses pitcher and pickle dish. Candies it J. Cullett's the Tost M. Vea and Saian lirown or Mann 111 Office Store. mois Kent half dozen silver spoons and spring suQbhuie, bright with springtime bloom, jno inattor what tho weather may be outside.

We 3co weary of winter things, snow and frost, and all the rest. Wo believe you are. A trip to this Btoreta glimpse ot its spring cheeriness is heartwarming. A look through Spring Styles was never more interesting. WE WANT TO APOLOGIZE For our inability to to havo our Millinery cpen log on Tuesday as advertisod last week.

Were-ceivod our St. Louis and Chicago stocks on time but our New York purchase was unavoidaoly delayed. A telegram informs us that we can expect these fcoods ou Friday next without fail. On Saturday you can coma here with the assurance of seeing the most attractive line of Millinery, EVERSEOWN IN THIS CITY, AND THE PRICES WILL BE LOWER THAN YOU EXPECTto FIND. We have placed on sale a big line of Ladles Shirt Waists al special low prices.

and a hcnidjonqo Una of Ladies Spring Capes Jackets and Tailor made You have our guar-anteo that such gO 'ds cannot be boujrht elsewhere East or West for as ow flguies as wo are making. YOURS, FOB OOOU VALUES, LARK IN SONS. Get your wall paper at the Post a sugar tpoon. GEO. SEI1X attic Store, Walter Esaick Is reported on Wall paper.tG.

OiiMtt stir Rob or Martin done, Robert Oners Maitin was bora the sick list. THE DRUGGIST. KltKHIC DHUGH, Mrs. Ira K. Lloyd has been very sick Dneii-lier 17th.

18.U and died March pant week or so. 20! 1899, aged .47 year 3 months and Kaffir coin and cane weed wanted at ihieedays. lie was marrieu i cnin. ine Nagie on September 10th 1679. Works and Sternberg.

lie leaves a wire, iwo simf-m. mu PAIWTW, QILW WINDOW OJLABW The finest, chocolate candv on the In others and one half brother to market will be found aM. A. Cnllett1 mourn his death. The half brother is Jack Hobiusou's team had a little now on his eecond miiomry inp to England an south Trlca.

A FINK LINE OF CIGARS, tho LEADING BRANDS por. with him iMonday by runniug As the bands on the ciock aai pom away, ted towards o'clock last Monday mrnini7 Itnhert Martin passed from HoRN-to Mr, and Mrs. Val IJank Jr. Sunday March 19th a boy. CITY MEAT MARKET born, to Mr.

and Mrs. Will Kldred ibis life to the beautiful beyond. Thus tbe life ut one of the earliest settlers, and "ne of the most industrious citi Zns or EMaworth co intv is ended. The true evidence of a mane cbristl anitv is best judged by bia dealings hlo nnrl WH Ml 11 He tO on Saturday March 18, a girl. Harry Kiieath subscribes for the Pop and Advocate and observe that one of the sqnarest deal Subscribe for the Topulist and Household both for $1.

vtt year in ing men in the citv 01 ciihwoihi une nassedawav. It is with much regret Alex Stratmau of Ilollyrood wai on advance. made iu the ollice. ihe physics class will take ur ex our streets Monday. Rev.

Cox attended conference at Thorpe Gompany, DEALERS IN Fresh And Salt Meats. Ellsworth. Kansas. peiimt ius attei vacation, and will also tl at we chronicle the death of one so true in puroosn and 8irit, was a member of the Baptist chinch and lived an honest and upright christian, wasalwavs willing to redner aisis tance to those that were willing to Kaffir corn aud cane seed wanted at lake up elocution, Downs, Kansas this week, leaving Tueaday morning. Works and Stei nberg's.

Mine ci our High School girls and bovs went out to tbe cuke walk al Jouii Q'lilieii of Gieut Bend is visit- Al Weir and Miss Winnie O'Coimell assist themselves tbe Damon Subout House ilia ay ng with li sister, Mrs. John Seated- He was a member or no secret, or.ier. eveuing, nnH L.iua t.r, lifa i II HI! fHO (TH He llSS There wiil soon be another wedding Misj Ella Bradley will spend her 1. 1 1 1 a 1 1 iiu long been a member of the Are com- near Lorraine, He is already building vacation in litioii viMiiug with ineud'i aud relatives. Ho use wishing Miss a house.

Klia kooO tiuio btcause bbe is the wre united iu marriage last Wednesday March 15 1899. Lew Rozelle sold a small team of inulestoa gentleman from Geneseo. last Saturday for $109. Mrs. Sadie Palmar Is down from Alliance.

Nebraska visiting with her mother, Mrs. G. W.Cook. any, wnose memners navn iuhik" bis burial. The funeral services are being held this afternoon at the M.

fc. church, conducted by Rev. Tercy. LnA thiia th innt Had rites were held Mrs. Tolaud expects to leave in a one to enjoy herself, short time to visit wltn friends in 1 Mr.

fatten mi inioimed tbe Physics You Troubled, With your eyes when you read by lamp light? Do your eyes tire in a bright light: do you have sharp shooting pains iiithe eye ball? If so, you need spectacles and should attend to the matter once as these are all symptOTiis of failing eye sight. Win field. over Robert Martin, who is laid to rest ciitsa thai, ttiev wouid tie oAaaiiuttl ou in the KiiBworin cemetery, John ileit manu near Lorraine is go- ihe 01 iigin" for llie simple reasuu mat they did not have enouiru ng to Kansas (lity to receive medical uiu ou tue hUujoea. treatment. I IX MANY An iron clau rule allowing no ORDINANCE NO.

244, Belne ordinance providing fort be rug Always in the lead. The best line of Wind Mills and Pumps In the 'tiountt. Kldrkd O'Djnnkll. i Mis Jess Akors will go to Rollins, wii.spenng was estuonbud tue Oegiu- mug ot Hie wer-K, uutl (tie dnori- ular annual election of city officers. Wyoming, the latter part of the week mtmt stems much improved.

U11 we SES TOO, the eyes are the cause of headache. In such cases, mover I Re it ordained by the mayor and city coun to visit friends for a short lime. are etl.iiK a niouei iiiu iSUooi sluw but surcl cil of the city of Ellswr.rtb, Kansas, Mrs, Naule who has been visiting fitted glasses will Hec 1 -hat an election be teld in thcclty Ellsworth Kansas, on Monday April iHflJ. at the usual voting place, at wbicb with her mother iu Atuhiusou for the past eitfht woeks eauio up Thursday to Exceibior News. Mr.

Pohie was on tue siuii list last make a visit with triends in Ellsworth- time th; following officers shall be elected. scientific manner have put in a COMPLETE OUTFIT Cor treating and it ting eyes with spectacles at reas-ab I e. prices. We use none but latest ''methods and sell tlit best goods we can get. If pouhavf any of the above symp week.

Fiauk Laugermau talks of selling out. We recret to report that much dam overcome this. Hating finished thorough course in optics, under the best instructor iu the country we age has been done to the wheat this winter. Some of it is reported as hay- Mr. Foster has been improving bis One Mayor, FiveCouacllmen, One Clerk, One Marshal, One Police Judge.

Peci 2 -The following persons are hereby nnolnU'd iudees: 0. A. Collett, residence. Hi" ng been frozen out entirely aud feel thoroughly ground will be planted to corn. The saie at Mr, Gamber'a last Tliuit-1 il.iv was wil ULLeiKlt.ti.

competent to test Arch Krachy says the fellow who says and fit eyes in a Frakerand A. Young: ard F. S. Foster and filled his guny sack from his coal bimdU Kste, oroaram April 2nd. ack fi and was uuable to carry it away, can ia ca Garrett ai clerks of said election.

vp- This ordinance shall be In force and have the sack by calling for it. take effect from and after. its publication in Mr. Howes the ih'dt jf Ihe weett. J.L, White and 11, Parke are get- In the cake walk last Friday evening the official papers tmc out some posts ou tue LiideihUi at the Damon school house Edd Pasaod bv tho council and approved by tb schmidt and Carrie Hall were the luckv mayor.tbls 16th day of March 1809.

I IV IT UhiIiiiaii via o.nllnd tit Illinnia It. w. hong, aiajor. ones and therefore walked oft with tbe Monday uiuat ty tue death ot his coua S. Foster, City Clerk.

cake. Owing to the bad weather they 111. Mr. Locke. toms or think you need spi ctaclesgivc us a call.

Will do WHAT IS RIGHT by you. FRED i. KE8LKR, THE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. M. Reynolds Co, at the CASH FEED STORE, did not have the crowd they expi-cted he Lutbeiaus are preparing to tele-but cleared as It was.

i lttU; U'B auuiversary ot ihe dedication BEGIN RIGHT Henrv Scbacht of Lorraine who was (lt u. 11H11.nbor8 were takeu In When you build your recently called to Kac ne. to the 1 -I'awuee bin'" at Wilson last bat- uiday. 1'etuaps iney wont bile so ne house. bedside of his dying mother returned Saturday.

We are sorry to say that guick next tioib. Be sure and have it tar is mother died before he reached her. Mr. Doner aud M. D.

Lntou are Tne Populist joins iu witn his many ed for'' electric lighting inaa iti pieperaiions to go luto the poultry busi.iesv, uy buiiaiug auditions 10 their ueu houses. other friends in extending to him aud Such ease and comfort; all You hare to do is touch the Gen.lbmick of Lincoln county take" Advantage of our clubbing rates and gets the St. JLouis Republic. Dad Spicer started for Eureka Splines, Arkansas Monday, for the purpose of improving his health. Mr.

Wea Ilucgius killed a wildcat down on me Smoky rtve last week. It was a larftt one and Wes saved its bide. Geo. Adacaaou of Carneiro receives the Advocate- and News and M. I).

the Household with this paper. Thomas Zavaska of Noble township was in last. He is of the opiuion that ihe wheat is pretty badly damaged bv the cold winter we have bad. The Mootz cigar takes the ribbon and If you attended the theater last week you will easily see why such men as II. E.

Mootz always make a success In business. W. McCauley, chairman of the board oftdi rectors of the A. made us a pleasant call last Thursday. He expects to ao solicit ii for the order in this vicinity D.

0. Wagner of Duncanon, Penn sylvanla arrived at Harry Sneath's on the 8th of this month. He is a brother-in-law of Harry aud expects to reside in Ellsworth county. Don't forget to see the beautiful de signs and decorative figure; in wall paper at G. A.

Collett's Postofflce ti tore, A full stock is now or. band at lowest prices, and the best quality. In the Presbyterian church Sabbath March 10th at 11 a. m. (Subject, "Helping." JuuiorC.

E. at 2 p.m. tteoioo, preaching, 7:30. hubj nri, "Amos the llerdman." Everybody invited. J.

M. Baker of Kanopolis has a arm' of 263 acres for salt, fairly well ai proved. Good bouse, some two bund red acres plow land and plenty fof water For fuither Information call on bim at, Kaoopolis. Tears moistened the eyes of tbe most hardhearted, that witnessed the cal sceues of "Ten Xighu In U.r played by tbe Madison Square Company at' tbe opera house Saturday -night. It 'was flguratira of course.

elatives their heart felt sympathy. Tbe little four year old son of George Carneiro CUpplrujs. Wm. Alien snipped ia car load ot coal lasi wecK. button aud ice do the rest.

No home is comeplete with out it. Page living north town, met with an unusual accident. Last week wbila Wauen Webster shipped in one car playing, a needle was run int3 bis 1 of corn ouu day tue pasl week No. 3 Mr. Ed Buifiugtou shipped one car leg Just ahove th.e kna and broken off.

Dr. O'Donnell used tbe Ex Hay in lo Carry a full line of all kinds of feed and seeds. A car of Linseed Oil cake, one car of Seed oats and Seed corn. Two ears Baled hay, and every thing to be found in a Flour and Feed Store. Remember that we also handle Wagons, Buggies and Agricultural implements, We Will Not beUndersold IiitiiioiirtocI, kt Ths cating it, and successfully removed loadotuofcSio ivausaa City one day lat week.

Wtu. AI.eu, trustee of Carneiro lowuauio, is uauvassiu the towuahip lo itscetUiu Ute wealth thereof. l'iie seciiou roieuirtn al Carneiro the needle. The littlle fi How was in town Monday and is teported getting 1 a'oiig nicely. i Charley Larkin returned from South had ord is to lake ou iwo mote men America last Thursday.

He brought lUia wee, and J. it. Jawing was one home with him a parrot and some other ot lUu lUuK Uieu-birds ot the tromica! region, a monkev Mr. Aithur Marlov ot Stbm, Bil.pprU l.lS UoUSUUiU 4'JoUS t4ki neito weea and ims uuvea oulo and other curiosities There is noth-j lrg to hiixW Charley from starting a 10 cent mu'urn if he cho8es. Irfwt Iroquois Bicycles J5 4M tl (ni Iroquois Modal 3 I IMJ fcrta fit tUb.Mj.

ll.M Ma.lU KiiIm A iimmini nvmriuntivf riiim VamM A line of km tocMIUratij.rlam M.fcna IMMMilililliMM WikftfMWIMriainaoul. nv Ismm Msa to (ell ct SOO. WWW Until Ifc. i iiu wfcat PULLMAN TOTTEIST SLEEP ESS week Geoige b'Z receive! an aoga tor bvexpresii from him, which he will keep on exhibition at tue drag ore, provided be can learn tbe animal to eat As yet. it appears very dull and stupid, hut will probab'y II yen up when the weather becomes a little warmT.

IIIOOUOlBBICVCLCMftl.WctarlwC. Tfc. lni.M4lfiM.-Uto,tt.u,f,nh,llMHlrw44mtr. KANSAS CITY TO PORTLAND one ut Heury McMaues' laim ueai Carneiiu. Uev.

meetings at Carueno au Oci.oiu.iK quite mteiesliug, nvi a tun bouse aiu liiu Jest ot oiuer and atiotion. Ad are coraiady in vited 10 come out aud bear him. Cius. Cook and wife ou last Sunday gave a 0.1. it Jay diuuer in honor 01 his father t7cti birthday.

About thirty guests assrtuLled anu dm justice to a bouui.iui supply 01 eatables. Ai le-poit a nice time. Silver Wedding. Tbe neighbors aud friends of Mr. aud Mrs Eusreu Uuryee, living northwest of towu.gatfe tneo pleasant sur- L.

1 1 1 nrDNnmr.lll Tlx Iran. Ucti lata. mtU i i Without Change. UCll.lr tWluM teann. (Mbr 1 ia.

Wt lTimtm mm nwk. Ht ttntkt, va an, Kansas City To San Francisco tt hub. ama aw. a araa. Baan Ha KM am, ftam B.Hull a UaW a fawa- trrtt kkfl (klMfhM.

war Wffltca an trrwrj mrtia. 4 mtnt't fercaaitai aM a.T Uai aaattV MM'a Higu 3a tp Shits. Exammal ouj Thursday and Friday Af nrtl I Manna wmV al w. atll P. Wife, tiliaai 4 Ubkaaallt aMrilr.

mmtt I I AM. Without Change Of Train 72 Hours to Portland. 74 Hours to San Francisco. These Tourist Cars Leare Kansas City every r- Paapaf-aa) of thu week. 1 ltaTMArilritilMkbt'ailM.

I-hI foil ttm. aa a aua a mm a 1 1 a ha 4 aa Biiia al mm l.ta mt Vacation next week. This week but tbe you ok man whose natural in Thursday tMO p. m. ta m-ry Vm rnwawnt a Enalfah wa4 UW Ift rmrTmnv w.

nr rtail h4 trnt laata cl mat ions run id that d.rectiou ibou'l 'eMj 11 0 second term. Kl.nlUTa Ina ta. "i a-, ftnwtwj aiai; w. mm tm mmj wmm tt Ukf ttmely using au oe Derirauti Auolud in the way aa7apaiara4kt For fall information call on F. Speirj, Agent.

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