Belle Plaine News from Belle Plaine, Kansas • Page 1

4 PLANE NEWS. in) BYRON Prop'r. An Independent Journal, Pabliehed in the Interest of the Community, and for the Pabliiher's Sl.OO per Year in Advance in i VOLUME XX. BELLE PLAINE. KANSAS, APRIL 20, 1899.

NUMBEB. 2S 1 ii i 1 1 i in i i in ii i. i i i i i mimm i iii. i i i i i. ii i i LIVERY FEED BARN, blockssouthw the bank.

NO RAIN EYER COMES AMISS Neither does a good Implement, Wag- on, Buggv or Harness, Horses boarded at reasonable rates. Careful attention given to all rigs left in my care. Stable room for 80 head of stock, and good corral. Also a good camp house. Now the people who have themixre C.

A. "not Chicago Alton 1UR." hutB-Hv THE COENEB IMPLEMENT STOHE In it you find all kinds of the HIGHEST and Special attention given to Traveling Men. Fine rigs and good driving horses, single or double. Your patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

BEST grades of Listers, Cultivators, Harrows, a Harness, Pumps and Windmills. 0 Hearing is Having an Idea A WEbb But Knowing is Better, And vou know that the Moline. Sattlev. Orfinrl 1 man! Detour Canton and Eagle Goods CANT and -ate. NEVER were heaten.

We have them. You i i Li i i your have few in III Looks better than one who dresses slovenly, look better, feel better and are better when clothes fit. Get them tailor made while you a chance to get it done cheap. Look at these: Suits from $16 up. Pants from $5 up.

Have just recived the finest line of sample brought to this'city. csr BILLY, TH EDTA1 LOR. iX ever we also nave the ohnston Disc 9 Rider and have already This is not only evidence of their popularity hut their merit as well. 0 Now what we ask is for you to try our goods and we assure you that youj will get the host Dollar's worth of goods for a Hundred Cents that was 3. ever bought.

We are constantly adding to our al- ready large stock selections from the very best so that with us you have an opportunity to get the latest and always up-to-date. We can Head your Wheat or Bind it 5 either when 'tis ripe, we mean. We i A Backward Season requires Reliable Implements. Frequent breakages make delays. The Rock Island Listers and Planters are not in the Experimental stage.

"Tried and not found Wanting" is i he verdict of scores of our best farmers. "5 "9 "3 can narness your Jviuies, pump the Garden seeds at Hitchcock's. Envelopes cheap at this office. Cloudy and much cooler today. Come to Belle Plaine to trade.

Chae. Davis ia home from Harper. Mra. V. T.

Heffner ia convalescent. Tom Vanseloua is up from Black well. Frank Downs is home from Wichtya. Sam'l Bowdre visited at Waco San-day. Mias Sadie Miller went to Wichita Saturday.

Ed Corn well was over from Kiverdale yesterday. Hugh Cooper is farming the C. J. Martin place, Jno. Gilchrist was in Mulvane Tuesday evening.

Wm. Morris, of Riverdale, was in the city Tuesday. C. Knox and Leonard were in Wellington Monday. We are informed that Kiverdale has a champion foot racer.

Bring your Laundry every Monday to Constant, the druggist. Funk Parker has a pretty east window. Take a look at it. Chas. Terry went to Wellington Saturday evening, returning Sunday.

Miss OIlie Bowdre accompanied by Milt Dull visited at New Salem Sunday. Ed Downs who has been attending county high school Sunday at home. Team of mules for sale. Well broke and well matched. Enquire of Hayden Vanderwork.

When you waujt anything in the grocery line go to W. Hitchcock's CASH Store. Miss Lyda Forney completed her school at Portland Friday and returned home that evening. T. H.

Wright went to Oxford Tuesday to visit his mother who is sick. Dr. Stppy went over yesterday. Miss Flossie Snider returned Sunday from a week's visit at Waco, the guest of Misees Lena and Nettie Washburn. The "Best" Paints all kinds at Lumber Yard.

I Mis9 Lena Washburn accompanied by Mr. Olem Rogers1, both of Waco visited Misses Flossie and Maude Snider Sunday. Joe. Cross' team ran away Saturday demolishing a buggy until it could be recognized. No damage was done to the horses.

V. Heffner returned Monday from Black well where lie had just made a very successful delivery for the Sedgwick nursery. The Degree of Honor had ice cream and cake at its meeting last night and they say those who were abeent missed something fine. Misses Lydia Lewis and Maude Snider and Messrs. Chris Wallace and Clarence Rogers attended an entertainment at Waco Friday night.

The funeral of Fred Schimilfenig was conducted by Rev. Barron at the M. E. church Friday and was attended by a large number of friends. Harden, the photographer, will be in liia gallery every Saturday.

Good pictures at low prices is his motto. Gallery upstairs in Reed building. Geo. Mennells, of 'Kiverdale, is a new subscriber. Miss Mary Huston, postmistress at Riverdile, handed us the name Saturday evening.

We have ap-pointei Miss Huston our agent at Riv-erdale and invite every body in that neighborhood to became a subscriber. Paint your houses Heath Milligan, at Lumber Yard. Water or grease your Wagon. Come in, we will be ready. CRIST ANDREWS.

The Columbia, the Best Buggy on Earth. J. W. FORNEY, Pres. A.

J. SKINNER, Y. Pres. H. L.

HAWORTH, Cashier VALLEY STATE BANK. The Bain and Milburn Wagons the Goodhue Windmills, a Full Line of Handmade Harness, in short our stock is complete in all lines for the farmer and at the LOWEST Mb possible margin of profit. Has BELLE PLAINE, KANSAS. Does a general Banking Business, Money to loan. Buys and sells Exchange.

SPECIALTY. The wife can have the BEST FLOUR for baking; the BEST WASHING MACHINE in the world for 20 per cent, less money than it ever 8okl for before. Come and see us we will do you good. A. GRAFF'S IMPLEMENT HOUSE.

VM. LANE, Agent. DIRECTOES. C. Knox, M.

L. Haworth, C. W. Hitchcock Ivan Hatfield, B. F.

Sippy, It. S. Hammond, A. J. Skinner, J.

D. Iteed. J. W. Forney, blitbhibbbibUifltlfb WHEN IN NEED AN AUCTIONEER CALL ON (ton s) MATTING.

fraO 0h(9 mm OJOCO o)c(a Belle Plaine, Kansas. LEAVE ORDERS AT THE NEWS yf yf yif jf fc yr jf tf gj ojo OJOCO. Yr A large stock of various grades of matting, an inspection of which is solicited. It is in different shades and very pretty as well as durable. -SOFAS A fine lot of Sofas just received.

They will be sold very cheap. Call and see my New Line of Wall Paper. EVERYTHING IN AN UNDERTAKER'S LINE. Hearse in connection. The Kebekahs gave a farewell poeia at their hall last evening for Prof, andl Mrs.

Massey who are going to remove to Wellington. Ice cream and cake was served. vm cm 4. Thi? orthe has been on the rush for two wefks especially this week which may jueonnt for a lack of locals. We have ha1 commencement 050 name cards, Kink commencement and Alumni programs, badges.

Alumni cards, etc, which has kept bot presses and ns on the jam p. But we are not obp-ctiiii: and are ready for more. Our prices are the lowest for our work is the best. fat W. R.

White came up from Brainan Friday evening. Saturday morning ac-compained by Mrs. Coleman Lane and Garnett, he went to Wichita, returning the same evening. 1.