The Benton Call from Benton, Kansas • 4

INDIANOLA Clarenoe Howard of Bloom in ton lad nine o'oiook jLROAD TIME TABLE, '355 WEDDING AT states May 24th that the farmers have not flot their corn nlaated on aoaonnt of "JOHN CROWT PBPPRTETOI Of- the bride's par i po niuon raw JOS GREENWICH GRAZINQ3. ents, miss iumma uniay, uangnter EJder Waller will preaob bia farewell wm.ana Mary uainy, to mrr iSfirneaa We will try and see what we can do 'JEM Ruehl, of Storm Like Iowa. The oere. with Snow Ball's job; this is aur first FEED LIVERY mony was performed by the Bev. Ander sermon a.

me unristian church Frank Parks ia entitled to first prize on growing corn'. Rodeein of Frisoo Oklahoma atttempt to do any tbing of this kind, son Wichita. With plenty of rain iu the future some After tue newly weaaea pair wjra 1 lit a wuest wii maae a iair urup. nearly delugecl withloongratalations, all statos that the proapeot for orops there are good and that have not needed rain wbjle it was so dry in Kansas 10 ip ueo ueniu lor tue lamqus nowi present partook of the wadding banquet ard shirts and overalls wbioh was fit to graoe Ibe wedding ot a Sale Stable, E. Phillips and attended IhtoZuV.

queen, and whloh it did. Tba presents AND Penton, Kan HOME TOWn kF01ftfb0ftTT. WI0H1TA 4 WbStERN, rlaj servioes at Bentdh, Sunday, Tbey were numerous, useful and beautiful. Obris Aikmaa and Al HnvdA at. report a good time, Jo.

461 Iuih Oitr, ChJoifi. gt. Lonii The elegant bridal oostume we oannot many on business. 10:84 p. desorlue.

The bride has been a resident T. Jaeques wun at 1 Dorado Tueedny Mt i The monument of flowers AKnnfad iha pad Jo. 451,. HU Lou PATRONIZE YOUR 2 KB m. of Indianola about ten years and bas en' The Lvoenm Unole Tom's Cabiu Go.

uuurou in memory or ine nnirnqwn dead ft. m. i-i 1 a 1 mi jL WV. 1U Ik i t- deared herself to all "who knew She was ceaQtiiui beyond disonptioq exmuueu nero xuuroiay gveuiug, every The oration, declamation, and miiHin Jo. 451.

Klpwa NncfWt omen ft' 'Ma. in. is one of Butler oounty's most successful body was "well satisfied. were good a leaobers, having taugbt two years in In Editor Worley, was in town Thurs so. WI0Dit, iuoiorauo sua TtaoiDfa wt pnwienger p.

No461 KnM gP-M' Thistle savs ba has not mada thn trtn dianola, three years at and the day pn bnsineso. la it two at Rosalia1.1 Bbe oi, my nuviue ne naa oet- I BuNrl chewed throago to aMunuion. It i tti M. Watkbsom, Agt. Geo Beid shipped a bar load of cattle her last school for nm auuu furr bioub, or ine ur may give him the dynamite bomb'; wa Will be pleased to have tfand Burr's Und Thistle's to Kansas City Sunday.

nuuiiier "Afresboarloadof salt at 0. Hen. The farmers of. this vicinity tuu very The following guests present; Adt 81.10 per bbl. suggestions on praotioal farming' bnt hope they will not impose on as with 'ii 1 0 oubv piuwmg corn.

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hull, ol Beaumont, HT.

HC T.L. TTr.11 Tnn.1.' taut narrow for listed oorn J. TS Mather heard Bu.ton orate Gay Sherman left Friday for his home lUli HUU lUIBi VUUU UUlli UL UUDBIIII. "Tne Veteran" was well randai-Ad hv Miss Dunnell, of Kincflsber, Mr. Iff: 1.

1 iuuiH uod wauil xuera van nun and Mrs. Mayall, ot Sunnv Dale, Mrs 4I .1 1 a The dampness seems to reaob down in U. 1j. Jacques isnt running a olotnmg euvery inreaui or pure sentiment expressed May thevever live in the hearts Leaob, 04 Wiobita, Mr. ana Mrs.

store, but has a first class little oape he to Ibe bowels ot tneeann. or tne Amaripan people ounflowiib Beber and, daughter, of Lorena, will sell cheap, Now is t'aa time (jo plaoe your orders and M. Ma ok Ubapman of Auguota, Qeo Lent's is the place to bay all kinds (or flano xffnaera, ju. a buu and Mrs. )saao NeLon, Mr.

and Mrs or custom made shoes'. I Sunday was Memorial dav. and moe George Nelson, Mr. and Mrs, Ayres, E. Erdwm was seen Bandy, going day it was.

The Grand Army had every E. Orouoiji, proprietor of the "Hole in Miss Lottie and Miss Sella Ayres, Mrs fjnaiaa AlVkAvt nnafjMl on1 Tklra towaras vYonita nnt 01 course ne thing in order at the Methodist church tpxo wnljl," is ereoting a new nam. Buy the Light Running PLANQ Binder with the ly Whee ttach-i slrognest, Best-. Penton, Mr. and Mrs.

MoGlade, Miss went Toll E. Howare and daughter, Beryle, were whet) the throng began to assemble. On E. Phillips Son are still hustling the Ollie Dixon, Dr, and Mrs. Harper and among those wba drova to El pprado the walls hung the portraits of Lincoln, John MoGlale of Indianola.

binder and twine businesstbey take the 1 1. 1- Monday. Grant, Logan, Sheridan and other com icbu wiiue uiuer iuiiuw Mr. and Mrs. Bueb will start on their If von want a striotlv first' class IT yon want a str.or.iy nrst oiass rades who bad helped save the nation There will ba an ioe cream festival at Be Sure and Get H4ANO TWNE.

tak We Sell the above, also 7 1 rT r.to. fife raster; rD aF' wbioh they will visit Chicago 'and the Chas Schneider's tomorrow night for the Directly behind the pulpit stood te old benefit of the ohareh; every one invited flag while on the right wall lying a pio- E. Howard was doing some alabastine World's fair. Storm Lake, Iowa will be Geo Elliott hasn't plowed bia oorn for ture ot Aodersonville prison. At 10:80 tvork at the Commercial hotel yesterday, their future residenoe.

Indianola re- the first time ye Ueo beninxl tima 1 ii 1 I tbe Poet, Guard of Honor and grets to lose Miss Emma bnt rrioioes is MPLEMENTS, HARDWARE, LUMBER AND CQAI (Try our McAHster Washed Goal Iestfqr Summer.) Come and se us. Vor a ifood smoke try those Cuban If yon want a pair nioe oasbmere or Decorating committee met at tbe pott her prpspec for happiness. Sprig oigars the best 5p oigar at Patter scotch pants go to Geo 'Lenta; be sas room and marched to the church, in them cheaper tban you can bay tbem sons. Bev. Wallace is affliotad by a sore body.

At 11 o'clock every available seat elswhere hand, caused by bleod poison. There is no need "of sweating over a tint stove this summer, when you can in tbe oliuroh was taken and a larte 1 1 nil 1 1 1 ctatvt Greenwich bas about twenty-nva, wind Lottie Lou Chain ia visiting in El Do oat 29 loaves of bread for SI. Take them mils number oould not gain admittance. rado tbs week, as you need them and gee tresh bread at GREENWICH, KASAS. Tbe music for this service was furnish One week from next Sunday is Ckil Sheriff J.

W.Middleton and wife were Mrs. J. a. Bimpson s. It will now be in order for some dren'sdav ed by a double quartet which whs under one town Monday afternoon the direction of Comrade Jamea Parks, to arise and say the crop, tre se H.

LANGDON, Mrs. Patterson Miss Stella are HcooEssen 10 Hnow jsalli Bev N. Harmon of Wiohita, took for cured, BUSINESS IiOCAIS-Gasolene at J. O. Henris's.

Gasoline at J. C. Henries. victims of the mumps. --THE bia text, I Samuel, "Number, and Last week T.

A. Fenton and C. A. First-olass dressmaking done on the Bobinuon farm, baj mile and one The largest stook of candieq, nuts, see who is gone from us," Tbe eeron oranges and lemons at lowest prices just Kerosene, caftoline. cylinder oil.

El- Glanoy shipped from Benton to Kansas City three cars of cattle and, hogs of UNDERTAKER. was full of patriotism and was well Dorado castor oil and unseed oil, at JS mile north of town. 13-16 Mbs, O. Van Hoen. received at Pattersons, their own raising.

Cronobe's, "the hole in tbe wall." Go to Pattersons and examine his fine BENTON, KAN Patterson is DavinK more for butter The service closediafter the announce Buth Coates spent Saturday and Sun Straw hats from 25 cents up at stock of goods and see what bargains you tban is paid at El Deradu, so says some day with Flora Harper. Crouches, the "Hole in tbe Wall." can get buying elsewhere. ments tor Decoration day were, made by a song, "Sleep, Soldier; Sleep." pf his customers. Jessie Short come home on Saturday Tha Piano Binders is ahead of any from Wbichita where she baa been at The Benavulent sooiety will meet with When a religious teacher outgrows the thing else on tha market. E.

Phillips Now, how about you, Mr. chinch-bug. tending school the past year. Mis George Watorson Thursday next at creeds of his ohnrsh, he is subjeot to im Ban se the m. Dr.

A. B. Webber Physician Surgeon, No 0 ills responded to dnring night houw nly in extreme oases. 2o'oyck. Mbs.

Chain We oannot attend the World's fair on Very acceptable ain that of Monday peachment That's what ails Dr. Briggs. Gasoline at J. O. Henries.

President, afternoon. tba prospect for a fruit crop. The politioal caldron has begun to boil Go to J. H. Largdons for wall paper; Anna Mathers, and Mattie MoCune, we era tod will go to El Dorado Monday to We nptjoe that the hedge at Indiatola Iok cream and straw berries at Bobi- tha Jargeit and stock there, eve oemelory has been trimmed.

just a little at the county seat. Aspiranti GREENWICH suu's hall to-night. KAN; tend the county Normal. used in Benton; bibo, the plaoe to get in all parties ara feeling the pulse and This mump business seema to be going first class candies, oraDges, lemons, nuts Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Mathers were El trying to arrive at a conclusion. Fob Saib. A first class lZ-ot.

ice tbe rounds very slow. Perhaps tbe mane etc. Dorado visitors Monday. cream freezer in sood condition and E. HOWARD gers are afraid tbey will get out of raw SOW I Take tbe sunshine into youn life na Dried grapes 8 cents, evaporated' Cal pheap at Simpsons.

Fred Voss, tbat stalwart republican matenal and have to sbut down. something to be grateful for, don't darken it with shadows of your own making apricots 20 dents, raisins 8 cents at Pat. tersons trustee was at the countie's capital In support of what we said about oul The largest and most complete stock pf dry goods ever in Benton is to be Trouble will come soon enough witbont Plasterers and Contractors. Farmers will save money by ordering tivating oorn we quote from a writer in the Orange tfudd Farmer to, wit: ''Deep your coming to it. found at Pattersons.

their farm implements, wagons, bogeii- Considerable improvement in tbe way going and wide shovels on cultivators road carts and maohine repairs of James We are strictly in it and no mistake of fencing is bajog done throughout the ALABASTINE should be avoided." "The oneoondi At their last regular meeting the Ben- ooantry. Yesterday afternoon Ewing Howard Furka, otr. Just reoeived at E. Crouches, over iyt barrels of the most beautiful babies'shoee tion required is that of a mellow surfeoe to 1 G. A.

B. post changed its name. It oalled and Ief( a nice mess of peas for The Call editor was at the county seat soil." will now a known as the B. Hayes" WORK A SPECIALITr. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

tbe editor's family. Many thanks, Monday and it seemed tbat half tbe pao Gall a see him. Smack 'em all down to pos, No. 4Q9. 25ots per pair.

pie he met were Bentonites. A rousing business meeting of the There seems to be a class of persons Christian Endeavor sooiety was held on who are aever satisfied with tbe condi J. D. Meliok and family of Indianola Hold your orders for MoCormiok twine binders until the frosty season is over Mm, Farnsworth writes from Baird, Texus, that the wind is worse there tban Monday night. The sooiety is now in tions wbioh surround them.

They are were among the patriotio ho met to good wonting order ana everytning not confined to any particular party 0 decorate. her id Kansas. Think of itl A. JONES, points to Buooess. creed bat are indigenous to every coun and then see Sharp.

Spring seems to be with us at lust Sea E. Phillips Son about a Plami Binder, Wants A girl for uenerl house try. Tbat tbey are not very numerous The republican county com Bev. Long and family will start on REAL ESTATE work. Satisfactory wag paid.

in any one localjty is coosolatim mittee met in Ej Dorado last Saturday Monday, overland, for the southeastern John FotToa Their mission seems to be to pull down and decided to oall a convention for An part of the state, where they go to visit instead of to build up. Tbe government Benton, the banner townsiiip, was not gust I2tb, to nominate a ticket," Mr. LoDg's parents. They will be absent Postmaster Steve Brandon of is mentioned in oonouotiou with the LOAN AGENT, ia not run right, financial matters, tariff" represented at the county central com about ten days. treasurersuip.

oteve would oaten as mittee meatinz Saturday. Too bad. mortgage laws, railroads, county, scnoor In all trades there are "tricks" and the ieweliy business is no exoeptioo. If Greenwich, Kansas. E.

S. Sharp returned from tbe great church affairs, are not right, and many vHes ss anyone we kuow of ip tbe county. 9m Mite Ella McBride 13 at iomd tor fair on Tuesday night. He was bitten you don't believe it take your high- yet they never tell how these thipgs on tbe limb by a dog a few days ago and 20.000 ACRES a abort stay. one will return to Improved and unimproved priced chronometer to the first store should be It sgema tq us that Duole Toms Cabin Co.

oame to Benton Murdock township the last of tba week, is reported to have blood poison. where they advertise "repairing on short when the conditions of society etc, ire and so far as we could learn left with a Land For Sale. dissected and pioked to pieces, some Fred Feldner, of Greenwich, and Volney Stiles of Andover is being push good name, but at Greenwich they obanged their program somewhat. Oo- notioe," and the effiioieat and accomodating man at the bench, will squint at the works through an opera glass with one wide-a-wake merchant, came over TueE' other plan, upon which, (he same may be GREENWICH IS 8ITTJATED IN ed to the front by his frjende as a candi day and helped swell the crowd that, met conducted, should be presented lor con date for county treasurer. The wesf side SEDGWICK COUNTY ON THE Ft Scott Wichita B'r, lens and frankly tell you it "needs clean sideration; but this doej not seem to be to decorate.

i the oompany opened up a boot-Ieging joint and was doing a landoffioe business, but while selling a oouple of drinks of the county should be recognized and Stiles wou4 prove a winner. Go to Bobison's ball to-night und get Tue most desirable location iq tha state, the way of the chfonio pessimist. What the people want is, not only to be told I )meone(quietly sneaked the jug and a fill of rtaw. berries and cream. The Rjv.

Waller has reoeived a call from ing." Call in three days and pay him 81.50 and go immediately to the store across the way and let the cross-eyed jeweler focus his optio on the wheels of the same watoh and if be doesn't tell you tbey are wrong, (if tbey are) but tbe; ladies have this festival in hand and they skipped, leaving the proprietor without any stock on band and consequently the Dodge City and wjll olose bis work here want to be told bow to do right. If we never fai to RICHARDSON, joint had to alose. on next Lord's day. Bentcn will reoeive in bis plaoe Bev. Walter Butcher, a student from Wichita, a very promising Church will observe Chil Tbe CP.

it 'needs cleaning" yon oan drqw on the are doing a piece of work wron' way is it any advantage to be told so without having the better pointed oat? We drill well as cheap as any drens' day one week from Sunday writer for a Waterbury watoh that needs one. LrOOD, (STRAIGHT. lOmch young map, winding. 8 with the Dootgr. If yon It is apt to confuse.

Sand Bubb June 11, at 11 a. m. This, it seems, is tbo only church that will observe the A.LiSALLEE,;,. The Always Beady Hole. Always give satisfaction, go to him and tell him yon are siok ven Stbayed From W.

E. ChRins May dy in Benton. They are now practicing though you never felt better in your life, WELLS. CLEANED 26th, a blaok and whits dog, with ourly HonsG Painter. and Decorator NOBTH WEST BEN fON.y aud will render an interesting program.

Le will ask yon to run your tongue ont a Towanda, i- Kansas, hair; bad an a leather collar with plate We are having floe rains and the orops Following are the subjects whioh, Bev. aad name "Johnnie" on it. Tbe finder foot or so, feel of your pulse, apply the slethesoone to your manly breast, write are (Trowing as tney snouia, ana tney Wuen you want Strictly First-C'asb work wire Al, EL DORADO, KANSAS Waller will speak upon at tbe Christian will be rewarded by giving disoription are improving wonaermiiy. an unintelligible prescription in bog FRENCH MONARCH. ohurchonnext Lord's day: "Make all and pot)fying J.

e. Miuir, Mr, Armstrong was in Wiobita Satur Latin, instruct yon to send for him if yon things according to the pattern, or tbe. El Dorado, Kans, day. feel worse, charge yon S3 and let yon go. Apostolic ohurob, have wa it?" the even A number ofy oung folks spent avert Take Your WATCHES A special' meeting of tbe G.

A B. is ing, "The word divided or how to study pieaHani eveoiog bi mr, tiames nous oalled for Saturday evening June 3rd, for the bible." Bring your bibles and note Wednesday those wno were present re Remember thy Creator in the giddy dys of youth, and when you're old and t'ck and bave night sweats, and when he purpose ot organizing a Bona of Vet books. CLOCKS, "DIAMONDS and JEWELRY to port a very pleasant tune erans camp. Jbet every young man wno Several of tbe young folks spent Sun Mrs, Jobo Hinkle and little daughter, your earthly sight grows dim I'm tell- day afternoon at Mrs Baotora is the son of a veteran, aad who desires to become a member of this camp be Oilie, bo tli have typhoid fever. They in 1 vou the truth you will not suffer Mr Hartley was seen solas east Wed the Jeweler.

have been efflioteJ some ten dajs and at W.1BARTH, then from vain regrets. You'll patiently present at this meeting. nesday evening Where was be going? this Writing, Thursday morning, tbey endure the panes that nature's thorns? JUrijou Jjane win nave a very nice Constable Silas Baker of Andover are reported a little better. Dr. Dill is inflict, and tune your poor old broken IRST CLASS WORK1, and house when it is finished IB1 brought John Von Valkenburg, who was alminiuteriug for them.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. vjioe to song, and every word and gest Later; Dr. Dill informs ns that Mrr, ure will with eladness oohtradiot the oonvioted on ona oount, before Justice of the Peace Edwards, of violating tie Hinkle Las ma'erial instead of typhoid nains that shoot your shattered ABOUND THE EDGES. prohibitory law, fined $100 and given fdv IEF -A IE? IEEE THE jeweler, Tba spring time has come gentle nerves along, Then when the summons comes to go and join 30 doys. He is now iu jail.

Timts. Annie, but alas, yon run it into sunnier Waile in El Dorado Mouday we met a the cood and true, beyond this A (o rain aad fine crowinff weather Sixteen sod plows are now running on is tne best news 1 nave to repoi lad from Benton township that lived eighteen miles away, Tbe lady bad gone The wheat and oats are doing their Buoklam's Arnioa Salve. Tbe Best Salve ia the world for Cuts, the land sold by the Trices the past fix months in Butler county. The fact is here with butter and ten cents a poi nd best jicbs now, MY I LACK HORSE, FBENCH MONARCH, will make the season of 1333 at my farm two miles east ot Bintoi). FRENCH MONARCH neigba 1,550 lbp, sired by La Goupb, tba famous imported Percheron.

Denv 15-16ths Clyde. TE3MS: $5 to insure living colt. was the best offer she could get. We Butler county farm lands are cb joying a Bruises, Sores, Uloers.Salt Bheum, Fevei Bores, OhappedHands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively Sherman Mathers reports Montsomerv wretched vale of doubts and fears, there will be a shining halo and a harp and crown for you, all guaranteed to last ten thousand years. But if yon sow wild oats, my son, in dissipations fields; and waste the stength to orown your manhood's prime, you'll be surprised too ou the crop of misery it yields, and ovt there you'll bare a rocky time.

boom. Frices are advanoing daily, and more money is being expended 1 this co nty wheat as immense oame home and found that that day tha merchants of Benton were paying twelve cents, Do your trading with heme merchants and they will pay More push is what tbe farmers nead in enres no pay required. It is guaranteed to give satisfaotion.or money refunded. Prioe 25 oents per box. dry weather spring for buildings, fencing and break ing than ever before in its history.

Henry plowed no forty acres of FVtfi BAXJS Jdx A. liUNUtttt. Times. you the top price for your produce. MC CUKE.

wheat and planted it to corn v-.