The Evening Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 2

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, GARD EN CITY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1907. The renewed effort to find sheet water. One Topeka preacher is so poiite Physicians and Surgeons Ifvaninir I tilrflOffiim that ne 83 "good morning" or "good THE BAND BOYS PLAN TO ENLARGE ORGANIZATION THIS NEXT SEASON. JLJT filing i v. i Garden City Hospital and Sanitarium By For Drayage and Hauling Phone 81 No matter how large or small.

evening" over the telephone, instead of saying "hello" and numerous other things that are said by some people. Charlie Blakesley of the Kansas City Star wil speak on "Newspaper Frankensteins" at the Kansas Editor The Evening Telegram Co. -pvR. W. STILSON, PHYSICIAN AND SCJRGEON.

Office lu Lowderninn Building. Phone No. 204. Office hours: 9 to 12 a. 2 to 5 p.

Call in country answered promptly day or night. Corner Chestnut and Seventh Streets. Phone No. 7. New Members Joining and Others Will Join Soon Instrumentation at Present Time.

Published Every Weekday evening. Office, Telegram Building 201 Main street, Garden City. By Carrier 10 cents each week. Mail $2.00 per Year. Cash Strictly in Advance.

TR A. R. KNAPP, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON K(ilenc fne block west ftmi block south M. K. CWek Ottice ahove the Store.

Offlee phono Ii9 Residence phone. No. Ml All ell8. day or Answered. Serial attention to Ion distance or conn try calls.

Thoroughly equipped! trained nurses; the most ap proved hospital uses of static eleo tricity, high tension Faradic current, electric vibrator, electric baths; hot air baths. Special attention given to surgical and general chronic cases. DR. HELWIC, Surgeon in Charge. The Garden City band has been recognized as one of the really good bands of this section of Kansas for a long time and with the election of its new officers and the increase in the ial meeting.

Can it be that Judge Adna P. Gristlebone, the statesman and scientist of Coolidge, can be classed among them? A Misouri man who recently moved to Caney propounds a number of questions to one of the papers. Among them is the following: I notice over in the east part of town there is a family of five with only three dogs. Would you consider this number sufficient to protect a home, seeing the number of dogs is less than the family? After all, do you consider the great number of dogs that we have as being of any special value to the growth and development of Caney? Aggie Myers can also remember tomorrow as one of the days when she wasn't hanged. Dra.

lark Kowe Successors to Dra. t'lark Whitfield PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office lu lluffalo Block, annex Main Street falls answered promptly, at day or night. Office Phone S7 Residence, Clark 47 Rowe No. 270 instrumentation, Bigley's military band gives promise of being even better than ever this next season. Several men who have recently come to Garden City to make their homes are musicians and they are planning to join the organization.

Before summer the band will be much larg-er than it is now and the greater instrumentation will tend toward Careful, prompt and compe' tent attention to all orders. Huff Brothel Transfer Co, To Rent For Spring Grain NW 1-4 of Section 9-23-33 All plowed last summer. CALL ON Maddux Jessup Real Estate Transfers. C. R.

Penden et al to C. F. Saunders $1 and other consideration, his half interest in half X. W. 15-23-34.

Emma Hopkins to W. M. Bell $10 lot The Home grocery 1 block 4, Taylor and company's making the band better. Dr. Adelaide P.

Farrington OSTEOPATH Lowderman Building. Office hours: S-12; 1-Sj PHONE 89 Los Angeles is out of wood and coal but what use can such unnecessary things as wood and coal tm in sunny California. There is no better advertisement for a town than a good band and Garden City has one that is typical of the town first class now and growing better all the time. The position taken by Governor Hoch on the encouragement of the beet industry in Kansas is one that will appeal to the farmers and business men of this section of the state. The people of Western Kansas have stood for protection for many years when the direct benefits were not addition.

A. J. Stewart to Glenora E. Ford part of block 23, J. A.

Stevens' addition. John E. Frost to Charles Drussell $1600 sections 23 and 27-25-33. George W. Finnup to A.

L. Clark S. W. S. E.

and half IK. A. Brown, PHYSICIAN and SUROEON. SELL CHEAP Telephoned No. 13 nesmei'Ce jjo 8b NEW GOODS X.

W. 20-23-32. J. S. Warren to O.

H. Shout) $1 and office over Palace Drug store, falls in country answered promptly. FOR CASH The instrumentation of the organization is as follows: Alf EL Schneider, director flat clarinet. George Van Tuyl flat clarinet R. M.

Perry flat clarinet. Guy B. Xorris flute. O. B.

Allen soprano saxaphone. Joe Tressel tenor saxaphone. Jesse Mgley solo cornet. Gail Vinzant cornet G. V.

Belisle cornet. H. R. Stocks. D.

J). Evans solo alto. Ted Liston first alto. Ed Condra alto. Charles Weeks trombone.

A. Carter trombone. O. White flat bass. A.

Et Warden baritone. G. P. Mudd tuba. A.

Duckworth. A. J. Keffer bass. Loren Van Schoiack snare drum.

Mackie Xeal bass drum. George MacXewcomb drum major. SECOND-HAND GOODS Either way we can give you satisfaction. Orera Us and si ml In goods at a bargain. CONDRA Jewelry ticket with your purchases ATTORNEYS ALLEN BROS.

R. H. KEEP other consideration half S. W. 4- 24-32.

Security trustee to R. P. Davie $10 half X. E. 25-23-34.

D. W. Saunders to C. R. Pewden executive of property undivided half interest in X.

W. 15-23-34. D. F. Minis et al to Emma Hopkins $1 lot 1 block Jones and Walker's addition.

W. R. Haskell to Mrs. H. E.

Ingram $1, lot 55 block 1 Jones' addition and lots 20, 21 and 22, block 4u and lots 9, 10, 11. 12, 13 and 14,1 block 41 Holmes Third addition. United States to John Brooks lots 3, MIJ.TON BROWN OMimo BBoWN Topkka UUU UARDCNCITT. KAX.AS BROWN BROWN LIFE FIRE and Attorneys at Law Practice in ail the courts and before U. S.

Land OfhVe and Department of the Interior. Garden City office, upstairs In Nelson Block, opposite the Opera Borne. Phone No. I'lil reaped by them. There is an infant industry here at home now and it is only right that it should be given proper protection.

The contracts with the sugar beet company for the coming year indicate the price to be paid for the sugar beet production of the valley. Here again the sugar beet fanner has an advantage over the farmer who plants other grains and has the uncertainity of price and crop both to worry him. If the sugar beet farmer raises a crop, and there is little reason to doubt that he will he is sure of selling it at a price that will make it worth while. 4 and 5 and S. E.

X. W. 6-21-32. -HOT CO PEI4A I south of Santa Ke Depot aeroM the tracks GARDEN CITY Best Furnished Rooms In City Soft Water ell First Class Livery in Connection Electric Lights All Night Rates $1.00 to $1.50 a Day Telephone 253 G. W.

COPELAND, Proprietor. INSURANCE. You cannot discriminate too close ly regarding your Insurance. None but the safest and most reliable represented In Garden fity by ROBT. W.

LYNN Office in Lowderman Block. MILLER and FOSTER ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office Over First National Bank. Notice. Men holding tickets for the jnen's banquet at the Presbyterian church should remember that the date is changed to Friday night, January 11, instead of 10th.

Committee. W. 0. Pearce C. L.

Marmon PEARCE MARMON. Attorneys at Law. Practice before all courts, triad I Ing L. Land Office. Abstracts made and titles examined.

GARDEN CITY, AS. TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. The rate oi $2.00 a year for the Evening Telegram is made strictly on a cash in advance proposition. Unless the subscription is accompanied by cash, the price of the daily by mail will be $2.50 a year. CITY BAKERY Fine Bread, Pies, Cakes and Bakery Goods Fulton street just west of Main Dauderman Deerfield to Have Coal Office.

We will be able to supply the demand. Scales and coal on the road. Central Lumber Co. B. F.

STOCKS. A 0 T-A T-L A W. Practice in all courts. Special attention to examination of titles Over First National Bank Carpets Fine Rugs A large number to select frcm; in quality all are dependable, and a range of prices to please ever yene, A. R.

CLARK. HACK 25c 50c W.K. Hopkins Any part of city To sugar factory Office Phones 1 I IJ lO" HOPKINS HOPKINS ATTORNEYS AT LAW Practice In State and Federal Courts CALLS ANSWERED ANY HOUR TELEPHONE 266 M. CARTER Examination of Land Titles. Alain and Laurel Streets Garden City, Kansas.

207-209-211 Main Street Garden City, Advertised Letters. The folowing is a list of uncalled letters at Garden City Posroffice. January 9, 1907: Albert, John. Abernathy, Holmes. Antrum, H.

H. Batchman, Jno. M. Byxbe, W. (card) Brooks, Sylvia, Miss.

Beaty, J. F. (card) Beaty, J. F. Beil, J.

S. Bybie, Mrs. Ivan. Baker, H. C.

Brown, H. C. Carlisle, T. O. Clark, John.

Dunlap, John W. Dunlap, A. B. Dunlap, John (2) Divelbiss, Mr. Estate, Allen Real.

Fiar, J. R. Fisher, John. Free, Jesse V. Gager, Miss Maybelle (card.) Gortm, Chas.

B. Glouz. Conrod. Howes, C. E.

Holiday, Mrs. Matilda. Hill, William. Hile, John. Hill, Mrs.

Julia. Johnson Bros. Jones, Jim. Jacobs, John. Jackson, Hpgh.

Keller. John (card) Morris, Thornt. Mutuen, Hugh. McCIellean, Geo. W.

McDonald, Mrs. T. GL Millican, Oscar. Moody, Mrs. Julia.

Marks, Jake. Nichols, James. Rumford, James. Robertson, Miss Julia. Rodgers, Elmer.

Reed, Bernord. Reed, Alta Miss Stenner, Jesse. Stephens, Miss Susie. Sieveis, Otto. Spencer, Joseph.

Schnell, John. Skrievern, J. P. Starling. James C.

Stafford, B. L. (2) Srurs, Mrs. Bert. Snively, Mrs.

Alta. Telephone, Ind. Tozer, Horace. L'rton, John. Wilson.

Walter. Wiliams. W. C. Watts, Wm.

Woodman. Master Joseph card) Weaver, James G. Wiegand, Henry. Williams, Cornealius. Veterinary Dentists Gun and Bicycle I have a first-class guny smith and can do the kind of work you want JOHN JOLLY, iCity Bicycle Shop.

W. Fulton Street. KANSAS STATE FAIR. One of the matters to which Governor Hoch called attention in his message was the advisability of a state fair. The plan outlined by the governor was for a fair that would be really representative of the resources of the state and which would give visitors from other states a desire to see more of this great commonwealth.

Speaking of the advisability of holding such a fair, the governor said: "I have long believed that the state should have such an institution, that it should be no cheap affair, that it should have permanent and beautiful grounds; that its buildings should be substantial and ornamental; and that a permanent display of the state's resources, its minerals, its grains, its grasses, its birds, its animals, its arts, its literature, its every resource and development, should be on permanent exhibition, for the inspection of strangers and for the inspiration of its own people. If these two projects could be combined, and I see no reason why they couldn't or shouldn't, Kansas could lead the procession in this matter, as it has led it in so many other respects, and I submit these thoughts and suggestions to the careful consideration of the enterprising and progressive people of the state, and especially to you, their representatives." A fair held on lines pointed out by the governor would do much to advertise the state and its resources. Kansas is large enough and has products enough to make a fair wea worth going a long distance to attend if the proper interest was taken by the people of the state in the matter 6f displays. The fairs of a few years ago contained large stock and grain exhibits but a complete display of Kansas products would saow in addition to these, mining and manufact The Smoke House NEAL STEVENS, Props. LOCAL SHORT NOTES.

Fancy buggies at Struthers Wiss. Up-to-date rubber tire work at the carriage hospital Charlie Wallace of Pierceville was in town on business yesterday. Don't rest until you get a Hilborn made sign. Xow is the time. The hospital is th? place to have that vehicle dressed up.

Thirty-six new pupils entered the Garden City schools after vacation. FOR SALE At your own price, a piano. Call at A. R. Clark's.

If you don't believe in signs you uever tried Hilfcorns. First class plumbing and tinning done at Struthers Wiss. The nine-months old child of Sam Oxley who lives two miles east of Mansfield, died yesterday. The funeral was held this morning with burial at the Garden City cemetery. Come to the City meat market for all kinds of fresh meat Second hand vehicles at carriage hospital.

A great number of pupils were taken to the South Side school house yesterday morning on account of the crowded condition of the Xorth Side school building. House Wanted Four or five rooms inside city limits and with the rental Horse Dentistry If you have a horse -that is not doing as well ns you would like you should have his teeth examined by GEO. BEDINGER Red Lion Barn Garden City OUR LINE The largest and finest line of Key West and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes and Smokers' Supplies in Western Kansas. Our Billiard Parlor is equipped with the best tables that money can buy. We have just received a Fine Line of Kuhel Allegretti's Chocolates and Bon-Bons.

Of useful and elegant goods is complete. Prices are Reasonable. A fresh line of box candy and fashionable stationery for presents. DR. W.

H. VAN VLEET, D. V. S. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.

(Graduate of Columbus, Veterinary College and also of London, Ontario, Veterinary College. Permanent Location. Robinson's Unerj fiarn 116 North Main Street Garden Cu T. C. LA UGHLII dr.

f. gilgen, d. v. s. City Drug Store.

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. alls answeied day or night. Phone No. Office at Ked Lion Livery Barn. Garden lty, Kansas.

in hailing distance once a month, Reference if desired. Address E. M. care Evening Telegram. Does it pay to advertise ask Hil-bora.

Fresh mince mat at tte City meat market. T. S. F. Time Card.

ASH PARK HOTEL Main Street Just South of Railroad Electric Lights Rates $100 to 1.50 per day. W. H. KEEFE, Proprietor. AUCTIONEERS Johu J.

Miller of the Santa Fe Moni-1 uring exhibits as well. An exposition where these would be arranged prop mm iu ieau a paper on me rarm' Readers" at the Kansas State Kdi-! torial association meeting. erly and displayed would be worth Persons calling for abov will li you not ashamed of much to the state and would be de your please say advertised. A. B.

ETJFNSJDE, Gtaeral Auctions Livestock sales a cp inliy. Satisfaction ituarantetd. vHTf xprin Garden lty Kansas. J. KITCHEN Ull.

Daily 'itrdeD itf serving the name "Kansas State Fair." A racing meet without the other features would be as successful WEST BOUND. er Schaefer-1 907 1907-Harp under any other name and the "state" fair would not be the joke it has been in recent years. business, advertise it; if you are get out of it. Hilborn. Keep in mind K.

Weitner's public sale, January 17, 1907 at 10 a. Bruce King, auctioneer. There is but one person in the county jail at the present time. This is not an unusual time either as the jail population of Finney county is never high and will not average over one during the year. Considering No.l, Mexico California Ex 11 m.

No. 5, Colorado Utah Ex p.m. II3STCx N'o. 7. Mexico Express m.

A -i r- oor- No. 8. Fiver 6:15 a. in. VLV-' No 569 Local Accom'odat'n 858 a rn.

work refereace-Waw- if No. 81, Local Freight 10:15 a. m. GAlDEM CITY. KANSAS CAST BOUND.

1 AT THE OPERA HOUSE. Mr. Victor Faust who plays the title role in The King of Tramps" which will be at the opera house January 11 is a comedian of wide reputation. He has made a specialty of character 1m MS Having purchased Bigley Meat assure their patrons they will strive to merit a continuance of patronage Atlantic JLXDrese rn. No.

6, Kan City Chicago Ex fc22 a. m. Gr L. Wilson KANSAS CLICKS. The didn't-know-it-was-loaded was found at Chanute recentlv.

gun work and in this particular part with trip Q17A nf tha a.iti I Auctioneer Will cry sales any part of adjoining counties. Mo. H. K. 3t Chicago JSx.

:45 p.m. So. 10, Flyer XM a m. No 57o Local Accom'odat'n v4op No.82, Local Iireight 10:15 a.m Trains 81 and 82 dailvexcent Sundays. WWf ICTX)ra 1S nis quajnt sayings Singing and danc.

one that the people of the county ing has made the hit of his career. Since the renewed effort of the attorney general to enforce the prohibitory Jaw, Coffey ville is making a W. H. Harper Joe Schaefer leei mat they have reason to be He is supported by a clever company proud. Tickets gold and baggage checked to i Headquarters Hotel Copeland or comedians.

all polnu. J. A. Kino Agt. Garden City..