Belle Plaine News from Belle Plaine, Kansas • Page 1

PI RFf HE) IL9 J. I3YHON CAIN, Prop'r. An Independent Journal, Published in the Interest of the Community, and for the Publisher's Profit. $1.00 per Year in Advance VOLUME XXIV. BELLE PLAINE, KANSAS, APRIL 2, 190B.

NUMBER 21 A' -Sk- A Horsemen, Attentionl We have gut in a fine list of cuts for OPEEA HOUSE STORE, horse and jack bills. If you want good work done give us a call. Coming. Dr. II.

C. Stevens, Wellington's vet 4, 4 EARLY SPRING 5 A erinary surgeon, Will be in this city Thursday, Apr. 9, prepared to do work 1 in bis line. WASH GOODS 9 9 9 9 9 Pasture. I will pasture all the horses in Sumner county this season for per head.

Pasture four miles eat-t of Cambridge, Kas. Address, J. W. Hiatt, Winfield, Kansss. 9 6 9 Card of Thanks.

We take tins means of thanking the kind friends and neighbors ho assisted us during the sickness and death of our husband and father. MliH. J. M. Bi.ANflKD AND CllILDRKN.

Waistings, Skirtings and Suitings are the most catchy and pleasing Fabrics Ave have ever shown our trade. These goods make, beautiful garments for Easter wear. We can show you to select from Mercerized Brocades Oxfords, Ettamine, Black Mull, While Mull, Pique and Sicilians, Persian Mull, Jackard Dotted Swiss, Persian Mull, Simile Soie, Kora Ducks, Ottoman Heps, Scotch Oxfords and Fancj' Ginghams. to EASTER SUNDAY. APRIL 12th, Easter Egg Colors.

COMING. The Stickney Duo, Saturday night, Apr. 11, at Belle Plaine op era house. They are better than ever having added new numbers to the program. Lemon Stickney, We have them in all the shades of the rainbow, in both the solid colors, and the funcy picture paper dyes.

Only 5c PER PACKAGE. Also some of the hand decorated Opal Easter Eggs. SEE OUR WEST WINDOW. -Constant, The Druggist. North Side 5th ave.

'PHONE NO. 30. the Tennessee Tenor, is a singer of considerable renown and will ap pear in connection with the song Returned to Belle Plaine. Rev. R.

L. George returned Tuesday from Sterling where lie has been attending conference. His many admiring friends will be glad to know he has returned to Belle Plaine for the coming year. Letter List. Remaining in the Belle Plaine post-office for the month ending Mch.

31, 1903. Geo. Lock wood, Roy Hathaway, Art Green. A. Grossman, W.

D. Sawyer, Mollie Potter, Margaret Moore, P. H. McBatin, E. E.

Medser, Jas. M. Benard, Orie M. Brown, 8. C.

Cunningham, In calling for the above letters, please say advertised. Joskph Dull, P. M. Caught a Wolf. illustrators.

Saturday night' is A Good Line of Wool Dress Goods in both black and colors; also a nice line of Silk Waist Patterns for the spring wear. Ladies' night; a valuable present being given to the most popular lady present. A vote is to be given with each ticket. Prices 20 and 25c; Ladies 10. Makes a Clean Sweep.

A Thoughtful Han. M. M. Austin of Winchester, knew what to do in the hour of need. His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her.

He thought of and tried Dr. King's-New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 25c at L. L. drug store.

Hedge posts for sale, nice, smooth ones. Enquire at this office. There is nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all the salves you ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the It is with pleasure wre invite you to look through our Spring Styles and get our prices. FUM PAKKEB.

Wolves have been bothering the chickens of MrB. Sarah Willey for some time past but one lias ceased his depre best. It sweeps away and cures burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and pileB. It's only 25c at L. L.

Constant's drug store. dations. One morning last week two large grey wolves appeared ready for the usual meal. Mr. Willey saw them Independent Ticket.

Republican Ticket. and went after Nick BlankeiiBhip's hounds. He was up town at the time but the dogs were turned loose and a fc tl? For Muyor, T. R. MORDY.

For Mayor. ROBT. MARK. -4. quick catch of one of the wolves just as Mr.

Blankenship who had returntd from town made his appearance. For Counciliuen. C. KNOX. For Councilman.

HARRY HATFIELD TO THE PUBLIC. Mr. Blankenship has some fine hounds and is delighted with their work in this A. R. PARKER.

J. BYRON CAIN. instance. The other wolf made its ee cape. Silver AS.

II. LARGE. ARVY B. DODSON. Mr.

and Mrs. B. W. Evers were quietly surprised at their beautiful CHAS. S.

FOLTZ. HENRY ELLMERS. We wish to say to you who con template buying a Binder this sea son that we sell the-- MINNIE "TWIfjE" BINDER, home at Whitman, last Saturday ev ning, Mar. 28th, this being their 25th wedding anniversary. JKO.

G. SICELOFF. H. J. WORKMAN.

About fifty invited neighbors ami friends came in about 8 o'clock which not the "grass" Binder. For Police Judge. GEO. W. HARRISON, For Police Judge.

C. STURGE. was quite a surprise to Mr. and Mrs Evers judging from the look of conster the Minnie as lisrht running as anv 4 other make; has no neckweight, no nation on their faces as the gueBts filled the parlors. The guests were entertained with flinch, carum, and social fcmts urtiib, misses less ouncues ana is it it it if if if if it it muxe uuittuitj man tiny oxner umaer made.

The above are the names of the candidates at the election Monday. Both tick-eta comprise good citizens; all but two are subscribers to the News and we wouldn't say anything mean about the opposition if we could. The heads of the tickets, T. R. Mordy and R.

Mark are retired farmers and, as all the others, own property in this city. Jas. Large is a merchant, John Siceloff and 0. Knox are grain buyers, Chas. Foltz and A.

R. Parker are merchants. On the other hand Harry Hatfield is a grain buyer, J. Byron Cain is a printer, A. B.

Dodaon owns a jewelry atore, Henry Ellmers is classed with T. R. Mordy and R. Marka. H.J.

Workman is our pioneer blackemith; he was mayor once and made one of the best mayors this town ever had. The Independent ticket was gotten up by the anti-joint element and represents that class of citizens. The other ticket is called a Republican ticket, still Charley Foltzand John Siceloff are democrats, so we understand there is no politics in this election. This brings the "joint" or "no joint" tip as the issne, altho tjiose on the "Republican" ticket do not like to be dubbed a "joint ticket" certain none of them are joint patrons. Their claim is for a "business" administration.

We truBt the campaign will be as freo from personalities, lies, abuse, misrepresentations and slander as We prefer order and quietude if we have io light for it. We don't know how the other fellows feel but we are in the race to win but if the people of Belle Plaine prefe' we should refrain from wasting our brain matter on lie momentous affairs of the city's keeping we shall take a rear position and place our selves in the attitude of the Sons of Rest. But if elected we are for the city, first, last and always. Mr. Jule Bender has a "Minnie" which he says he has cut over 1500 acres and he will run it this season.

We will sell you a 7 ft. cut for $115.00. conversation until about ten o'clock when they were invited to the dining room where the following repast wax served: Cofl'ee, sandwiches, pickles, Sa ratoga chips, ice cream, cake, fruit and candy. While yet seated at the table they were presented with the presents by Miss Daisy E. Hatfield in her ladylike way.

Silver creamer, C. F. Martin and wife silver tea pot and sugar bowl, Asa M. Black and wife; silver berry spoon, J. J.

Daniels and wife; silver tea set, their neighbors and friends. The surprise was planned and successfully carried out by James Evers and wife. Those present were Messrs. and Mes-dames A. J.

Richardson, R. E. Skinner, A. J. 8kinner, John Tennery, Jno.

Hatfield, J. D. Bruster, Geo. Buss, J. J.

Daniels, Jno Alexander, A. Shade, J. V. Evers, E. Ev Cone, Geo.

Slack, F. B. Bainter, A.J. Shore, J. R.

Nelson, Wm, Buss, C. F. Martin, and Asa M. Black, of Wellington, Mesdames McMillan, Hatfield, C. J.

Martin, Grandpa LemaBters, Ernest -Evers, Daisy Hatfield, Loyd McMilliui, Nellie Hatfielc', Marie Buss, Olin and Faye Shade, Mel-vin and Edith Alexander. A Guest. Come in and see us and we will save you money. Very Respectfully, S. R.

PRICE jas SON. Pay up your subscription and give your choice to some of the young ladies a lew hundred votes. Don't forget to call and see our sale bill work. We guarantee to suit both in style and price. VJ it iU ifc 4 4.

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