The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 8

1 1 Bargain Period with us for the Next 30 days. We shall do all we possibly can in the way of making Specially Low Prices here at this store. The burden of our song is. too many goods. Mpn'c WE HAVE TO MANY.

Do you want a Summer Suit for the I ICIl I5 jjUILbi coming hot weather? We are selling a great many of them. The May month is the time to buy your suit for the summer season. The shrewd buyer that is looking for bargains comes here. Make this store your home when in town. You can find $4.00 Suits now S2.75.

Suits worth S6.00 now $4.25. Suits worth from SS.50 to S9.00, now S7.25. Roys'and children's suits, worth from 1. 00 to 00, 65c to S5.25. All the higher grade suits in the same proportion.

These prices are hard for the competition but easy for us. Good goods at EXTREMELY LOW PRICKS is our motto. Better investigate this opportunity to save your money. We have a very strong and attractive line in Spring Shirts, the latest and colors. Come in the LOW PRICKS on Men's and Boy's Shoes.

Spring Underwear and Straw Hat season is now here and on all these goods the prices are chopped to pieces, for the next 30 days. We have four exclusive clothing stores. We will save you MONEY on all clothing and furnishings in our store. Now is the time to get your money's worth Yours for Business, Local'Brevities. FOR good dairy outfit.

Inquire of A.M. Canfield' Son. 38-tf. FOR good store buildings in Clifton. Best locations.

Building's with or without hall and dwelling rooms above. Splendid opening' for restaurant or good line of merchandise. D. BLOSSER Clifton Kans. In accordance with the usual custom and in honor of our patriotic dead W.

W. Wells, mayor of the city of Belleville, do issue the pro- lamation earnestly requesting and rec dmtnending that all places of business in the city be closed and that the people refrain from all secular amusements from 10 to 12 o'clock, a. m. and rom 2 to 4 o'clock p. m.

May 30 1903. It is further recommended that we assemble for special services at the place appointed and so far as possible join carrying out the programme arranged for the occasion. W. W. WELLS, 42-2 Mayor.

F. N. Sornson, piano tuner, of Belleville. have a nice line of pianos in stock such as the Wegman, of Auburn, N. Y.

and Colhy, of irie, Pa. and Bailey, of New York City, which is a better line of pianos than ever before handled in the' west, and also a full line of organs. I buy direct from the manufacturers for cash. Will be able to sell you any high grade piano at a for cash or on long time payments. Old organs will be taken at their value in exchange for new pianos.

For prices or terms call or address i'i-'i F. N. SORNSON Belleville, Kans. C. F.

SHIMEALL SON The Popular Clothiers Narka, a Thriving Town. (continued from first page, troubles. DeWitt's Little Early lisers cure by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

Southwest of the city of Narka we find what is designated as the Albion Stsck Farm. This farm is owned and operated by Mr. Shoemaker. He has a very large herd of registered Duroc Jersey hogs in which Oksarben Olympus and Sensation largely predominate. The herd is headed by ftoyal Oak and Abilene Chief.

He has several 1 full blood Buff Leghorn chickens and a very large Hock of White Holland turkeys. He ships stock and etrgs to all points at the verv 1 prices. It will doubtless pay you to see him or write to him. In doing business with Mr. Shoemaker -U -no-bettet men to deal with.

He guarantees satisfaction in every way. H. C. HANCOCK. Mr.

Hancock is a man who has ouch faith in Kansas and especially country, ttis faith in this is well grounded. For many years I was a farmer and as such he was more than successful. A i years ago he retired from farm life a moved to town. Finding that an inactive life was not in accord with his aature, he went into the real estate business, not only in name but in fact. He spared no means in advertising and as a result we believe he has sold more land than any other man in Republic county in the same length of time.

This is partly because lie has the choicest lands in his charge. If you wish to buy or sell a farm put it in the hands of Mr. Hancock and our guess that you will do I. P. SELLERS.

lu A town the size of Narka one would not expect to find a lumber yard as large as the yards in our big cities, but such is true. The yard owned by Mr. Sellers would do justice to any city, both in the size of the yard and the quality and variety of woods. The main building is 52 feet wide and 140 feet long. The lumber is nicely piled tier upon tier almost to the ceil- His entire stock with the exception of shingles and posts are under shelter.

In this way the lumber is free and the rotting effect of the rains. Besides all kinds of building material Mr. Sellers bason hand a constant supply of the best coal at the lowest prices. A Little Early Kiser now and then, at bedtime will cure constipation, biliousness and liver rousing the secretions, moving the bowels gently, yet effectually, and giving such tone and strength to the stomach and liver that the cause of the trouble is removed entirely, and if their use is continued for a few days, there will be no return of the complaint. For by W.

Hanzel Co. daughter Vera visited at The Weather. To our Republic county readers it is unnecessary to announce thnt we have had considerable moisture. They are already familiar with this fact. To those who reside in remote parts of the earth we will simply state that it has been raining iu the greater part of Kansas for "forty days and forty'ntghtsT" ceased to estimate the rainfall by inches but by feet.

As we go to press there is still a steady down pour with no visible prospects of fair weathe .1. At a outlay 'Baldwin has added a complete sanitary apparatus for manufacturing ice cream and is preparing to furnish a superior quality made from pure country cream. The enamel storing cabinet prevents all danger from poisoning by contact with corroding tin and insures a clean healthful product. Order a quart for dinner and you will appreciate this feature. 'Phone Crystal Cafe.

43-2 People living along the Rock Island northeast of here tell us that it is almost impossible and very inconvenient for them to come to Belleville on the train and get back home on the many go to Fairbury who would much prefer to come to Belleville to do their trading. The business men of Belleville ought- to make a vigorous demand of the railway company that the passengers from the north should be stooped at Mahaska, Narka and Munden. The commer- club, if we have one might take this matter up with the Rock Island I ejple and endeavor to have this injustice io the towns alluded to as well as Belleville remedied. Ames Wednesday. Miss Mary Patterson spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.

Mr. Walter Fickel expects to attend commencement at Norway the 2Sth. There was no preaching at the Chapel Sunday evening on account of the rain. Miss Edna Peterson visited Mary Patterson Saturday and Sunday. Pat Berry has got back from 111.

He reports it so dry back ther: that they cannot put in their crops. Will Berry bought a horse from Bert Ainsworth one day last week. We understand they are thinking of moving the Concordia Business lego to We hear that Miss Ethel Thorpe, who has been taking music lessons at Lindsborg the past winter, intend? teaching music this summer. Bennet Blankenship bought a horse from Karl Kelly. the wedding bells will soon be ringing in this neighbor hood.

Miss Anges Porter, who is working for Mrs. Blankenship. drove their team to 48 to Sunday school and one of the horses took sick while at church and inside of five minutes the horse was dead. It is a bad time to hang May baskets as one crowd we know of, start ed Friday evening and was turned by the storm but had the courage to try again Saturday evening. We think that basket should be appreciated.

Chimney Corner Gossip. Summer has surely come at last. ugoin nival at Concordia from June 1st to We were glad to see Lincoln make its appearance again. The commencement at Norway will be held the evening of June 28th. Mrs.

Wm. Parks and Miss Mabel Galloway and Mrs. Wm. Nichol and Union Scraps. Mud.

mud, mud, nothing but mud here in Union. L. M. is still quite poorly Bretta Marshall spent Saturday night with Cora Nichols. Misses Dollie, Alfa Mosher and Maude Bowen visited with Mrs Grace Kallman Jessie Stockdick visited in Republic last week.

Anna Porter returned home from Scandi week ago Sunday where she has been attending school. Henry Nichols of South Union is quite-srick-Avrtrr J. R. Bowersox was out adjustieg losses in Washington county last Monday. Men We cannot sell you a $2.50 hat for $1.50 but we can sell you the best $1.50 hat you ever saw for $1.85.

Cash Store. 43-1 To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quiiune Tablets, A sm.rata.bo»«*)bi»ai2m««i». Tta Cms Grip Two Days. on every box. 25c.

Public Notice. Meeting the county board of efjualizution to equalize the assessed valuation of personal property and such real property as has ed value by reason of removal from or construction of improvements. Notice is hereby iven that the board of County Commissioners the county of Republic, in the stateof Kan. constituted as the county board of equalization will meet at the county clerk's office in the court house in said county and state, on The Urst Monday in June next. A.

D. and proceed to fairly and impartially equalize the valuation of personal property of said county and such real property as has changed value by reason of removal from or construction of improvements. At which meeting or adjourned meetings, if any, all persons feeling themselves aggrieved with assessments made and returned by tbe assessors, can appearand have all errors in the returns corrected. Dated the 1st day of May, A. D.

1803. W. K. WALTERS, County Clerk. Sells A Downs Circus Different.

The Great Sells Downs United Show, whjehis on Wednesday, June 3rd. claims to be different from other shows, and, judging from the great variety of features and attractions advertised it will have no trouble to convince its patrons that it is very different from other tent shows. After due rejection, the oft- repeated senti ment' "When you have seen one cir cus you have seen them all," appears very absurd. One might as well say, When you have read one magazine you have read them or "When you have heard one lecture you have heard them all," or, "When you have -lrernTriT or, "When you have heard one band yon have heard them all," as to say When you have seen one circus yon have seen them all." A visit to the Sells and Downs Show will convince- the most skeptical that such sentimental talk is foolish, without foundation and upon investigation it resolves itself into an exaggerated absurdity The Great Sells Downs Shows hav horses, and so have other shows, but the Sells Downs Shows have the best horses in the land Other have bands, acrobatic performers, riders, but they are all very different from those-with the Sells Downs Show. It pays higher salaries and not only secures superior per- for-mers--nienHonL'd -aboA -e many novel, new and mysterious acts that cannot be imitated by other people successfully.

Most of the names and acts advertised by the Sells Downs is to be seen only with that show. Those people in this community who have not visited a circus during recent years because they supposed they were all alike will do well to visit the Sell Downs Shows, and they most agreeably and pleasantly disappointed and they will be forced to admit that the Great Sells Downs Shows are similar to others in but very few.minor points, and that, as whole, in quality and quantity and character it is far different from other tent concerns The Great Sells Downs Shows will positively exhibit for one day only in Belleville on Wednesday, June 3 A Wig One. We carry the extra large sixes in mens' and ladies underwear. Cash Store. 43-1 Plants For Sale.

Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants. Address: Oscar Park, Con cordia, Kansas. Orders by Expves carefully filled, References, Fir National and Cloud County Banks 'Phone 221. PUBLIC SALE Thoroughbred Hereford Cattle. We will sell at Cunningham's feed yard, Bellevilte, on Saturday, June (5 at 2 p.

m. 8 head Hereford cattle, con sisting of 5 Yearling Bulls ana 3 Four-year-old Cows in Calf Pedigrees will be furnished on day of sale. Sale will be held under roof rain or shine. TERMS: Eight.roonths time will be given, purchaser giving bankable note drawing 10 per cent interest from date WM. TIBBLES, Owner.

DEAN ABBTJTHNOT Auctioneers. None Quite as Good as Hogan's Flour. Hogan's Flour MaKes Teeth, Bone and Muscle, Wise Cooks And your doctor knows that the ordinary white flours make a poor diet for children and adults. Hogan's Diamond Flour hot only makes the most delicious FLAVORED white bread but contains the moEt nourishment to the pound. "Norte-quite like it" For sale in Belleville by W.

G. Saip. Made by THOS F. HOGAN, Junction City. Try Hogan's Pure, Full Weight Bran, tag on every sack.

Freedom Herd OF Poland Chinas BrBd.so -W but 20 good fall pigs, of either sex. They are priced to I am now eady to book orders for spring pigs out of the best sows of the best breeding in the state, sired by five different boars of iha most leading train known- -to th--; breed. Also 2 good White Plymouth Rock ickerls yo at a binvain. Write, or better visit the herd. Von are always welcome.

V. SWIERCINSKY. R. D. 1.

Belleville Kun.sa DR. SHARP. Dentist Office, West Side Square, near Opera House. Will visit CUBA', TUESDAYS Republic Countv Land Office, Established 1884 J. E.

CASWELL, Belleville. Kansas. attention given to care of FARMS PROPERTY by non-resident owners, and all other Real Estate business entrusted my care will receive prompt and careful attention. w. G.

HANING, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON aapecallty; -tkiiLKViifLK KANSAS. 'ffica in National Bank Building. DR. SHAW, Dentist I have a modern equipped office, and perform all work known to the dental art. Office, West Side Square; ville.

At Narka every Wednesday. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifies the lull. Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp difieas.es hair falling.

Mcand S1 at Druggists 'lit 'I Frost King and Frost Queen Chamois Vests, jailor-made, for men, women and 'fehildien. These garments insure freedom from 1 pneumonia, coughs, colds, catarrh, or any chest or lung troubles. Made of chamois, reinforced with comrortawe. Price, $3.00 Children's sizes, $2.25. Fou SALE BV W.

T. Doiu rty. Druggist PLEASANT VIEW HERD OF PORE DRUGS. OILS AND WALi- PAPER PRESCRIPT! Ol tVCRK A SPECIALTY SHORTHORNS The herd is headed by BRITISH DUKE 16505:1, by IMP. BRITISH LION 2 Young Buls C.

I. HOOKER. Narka. Kans. From a Cat's Scratch on the arm, to the worst of a burn, sore or boil, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a quick cure.

In buying-'Witch Hazel Salvo, be particular to get De is the salve that heals withoutleaving a scar. A specific for blind, bleedinir, itching and protruding piles. Sold by W. Co. Right Unfler Mr Eye.

-th a he re 1 i wh you use a i Tubular You can always see just what you are cloing and you don't have to climb up on a chair to see when the supply can is empty. We can tell you a lot of good things about the Tubular and if you don't want to buy it after seeing it we will lose our guess. Call on or address D0GGETT HEDJIIOND, Belleville. BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND KANSAS CITY, MO. KANSAS CITY'S GREAT BUSINESS SCHOOL Write for three Free Lessons in Shorthand and 88-page Illustrated Catalogue.

Improved System of Bookeeping. JI Boston Building, Corner 8th and Wyandotte Sts. Twelfth year of continued success. Hi i.