The Weekly News from Richfield, Kansas • 3

It Is amusing to see the nervous CIIAS, ROHRBOUGII W. PierceJl. N. Bunting, ness exhibited by soma the Republican candidate-, as the day of tho pri mary approaches. THE WEEKLY NEWS.

TERMS: Onk Copy Oxk Ykai: 1,50. Sis Month .75. TunKii" .40. LOAN iViol weather. Cltizms meeting today.

Subscribe for tho News. -High Five 111 flourishes. --Children, prepare for school. Several strangers In town this week Mr. Taylor, father of Hon.

Jesse LAND, LOAN REAL ESTATE Taylor, receiver of public moneys, and successor to PlKIU'K Tayloh. THE OLD PELIABLE family moved into the City from Mor ton county yesterday. Garden City, AGENT Ueraui. Land Loan Broker RAILROAD TIME-TA15LES. A.T.&S.F.R.R.

AT HYItAfl'SK. We will publish next week, a com- 11. P. Vermilye, of Colorado, was plete report of the convention held is over this week. BARGAIN'S IX FARM Garden i-lty, ruitnerance or irriga The new Editor of tho Woodsdalo, 1VKKT HOr.NI) AliltlVKS AGENT Money to loan on one day to five Year PERIODS.

Olllce on South Main Street. KANSAS. Will write your Flie Insurance, I represent the best Companies Doing Business Here. tion and reclamation of this Yast and PROPERTY. CITY Sentinel, Is no gentleman.

Bo says the Xo. 1 Passenger a. m. beautiful territory. 9 BentinaU Xo.

5 Exmvss un.l Mull 2:17 a. m. -O- Praise Goi from whom all bless Xo. 7 Express ami Mail 4:11) p. ni Ingstlow, Ofllce with Spott8wood Xonhcutt.

1. M. Foster, has been on the sick list this weeek, bat at present is able KAST ll(H'M) AliKIVKS And sinff a loud Hosanner, Abstracting a Specialty. to be around again. For Harrison had to take his mills, Richflelci, Cansaa No.

2 Passenger 10:20 m. Xo. Cannon Hull 11 -M p. m. Xo.

8 Express and Mull a. m. -O. L. Face a commercial runner lUchfiefu, Kansas.

And (li Commissioner Tanner -Art. Stivers who very recently from Wichita, was in town Friday, in terviewing our merchants. started in the trade of stone cutting Taloga Real Estate A. EVANS, has already developed wonderful skill, 1). D.

Blakeslee, started Friday, ELI MILLER, KEEPS THE BEST with the mallet and chisel. Aiew, years for Xeedesha. Wilson county, where he will see Arthur a sculptor of renown EXCHANGE expects to reside- in the future. Our columns will contain next BOftRDINGHOUSE W. II.

Boss, Democratic candidate C.K.&X. 11.11. AT BAST ItOrXD l.KAVKS Xo. 24 Mail ami Express p. in.

Xo. 08 Accomodation a. ni. WKST KOI" Ml AlilU VI Xo. 2:1 Mail and Express.

1:45 p. in. No, G7 Accomodation 0:00 p. in. veek, a cony of a letter written by BLACKSMITHING I have a large list of City Property, in for ReirUer of Deeds, was in town ii i.

IX THE an adherent or inmhiosius mnkm, Thursday, Hguring on his chances. which for vile language has never had Topeka, herryvaio and other Eastern Cities, to exchange for land In AND its counterpart in the State of Kansas. We notice lots of candidates on the strvets to-day, some of them foolish enough to have a box of cigars with Southwest. On of this week, three of MORTON COUNTY onr vounir ladies were uiscovcrpu WACOUKINC. them, Knights of Pythias, mamieradiii'r in tho habiliments Thos.

G. Shillinglaw, Rlehl'ebl Lodgrf Xo. Knights of M. K. Covey, It-it for Kilbourn man.

This act is severely condemned Boarding by day or week. this week to look after his crop ot Pvthhis. holds its rcanlar Convention by law, and although it is a harmlors Richfield, Kansas. Taloga, Kansas. every Thursday evening, in their act.

it mi'iht bo misconstrued by some broom corn Ho expects to have 8 or Kansas Richfield, evil disposed person. Hall, on Main Street, Rich field, bansiis Visiting; Brothers always welcome. 10 tons, and it is of line grade. Mrs.E. E.

Reynolds, one of Mor -K. AY. Allison, a former resident J. A. Shall, C.

C. I BANK OF RICHFIELD ton coimtv's oldest settlers, leaves next of this City, but now of Puicell, I. i' 0. 0. Hanna, K.

of P. week for Trinidad, Colorado, where she came in on to davs staste, to look after Ms interests here. K. W. is well pleas expects to make her future home.

State Acuicultmal Collkge Manhattan, Kan.Sei't.9 1889. Mayor W. C. Burchsted, Richfield, Kansas.1 ed with the outlook of things here, he Chas. Theis, I.

M. Foster, Vice J. L. Craig, Cashier. CAPITAL, $50,000.

'J Jesse G. Xorthcutt. has jin.t n-- has ast property interests here which ceive.l a vahcibla addition to his al Dear Sir: The water received from lie would not part with at present. A. V.

A. T.I. P.K Xo. Mo, Stated comniuniciiticiiHirtt and third Friday of each mcr.t!), at 7, 80 P. M.

Visiting bretiiern welei me. J. C. MeKee. W.

M. J. E. Stewart, Secty. vi-atlv line law library, consisting you has been analyzed with the follow E.

Kelly nnd Miss Annie Breit We transact a general" Banking Business in all Its modem functions. Buy sixteen volumes of the Pacific Report ing results: enbach. John Jordan and Miss Docie er. Free Amonia, parts per Million. Coleman.

1'ete Trease and Miss Sidlie and sell Bonds. Buy County and City Script Schooi Orders Etc. RICHFIELD. KAXSAS. Albuminoid Ainonui, To-dav is the dav that the Sena Brennan, Mag Stark and Miss Annie Sodium, .071 parts per thousand.

torial Committee is to be in Garden City, and interview the committee': bicarbonate) (not as bicarbonate) .5:: from the various Counties of southwest Magnesium, ,005 parts per thousand. Mockabep, John M. Haines and wife, Wm. Metz and wife, Ed. Ward, James Brennan.

Dick Taylor, AYm. Brennan, Art. Stivers, and several others took in the candidates Ball at the center on Tuesday night. Kansas. I.

0. O. F. Richfield Lodge meets every Wednesday evening, at 7 Visitin Brothers welcome, (r. AV.

Wheatley, X. O. 3. P. Mrs.

Maud Henry, well and favor JACOB BIDLEMAN, ably known to many of onr citizens, Mtipliuric Add, Carbonic 7 Silica, .022" iron. trace. Total solids, 2.1-505 left this week f'r Kansas City, Mo, Many of our citizens Were sorry to see her leave. THE OLD PIONEER. These constituents are probably combined as indicated below, expressed in O.

B. Lov our popular County parts per tVJ 3 nd: JniH-riutfiuient, leaves next week for Sells all kinds of Grocer- Calcium C.iiKuiate,i limestone) .078 Sulphate, (gypsum) 1.812 a visit, (o his old home in Efiinghain 111 I. X. Buulimr will hold down tha ot Magnesium Sulphate, (epsoin salts .476 Sodium Sulphate, (daubers salts) .219 lice during his absence. COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jndge 32nd District Tbeo. Botkin. Representative P. C. Mitch'll.

County Clerk 11. Wester- H. C. Hook- Sheriff -T. Kelh'y.

Register pf Deeds W. Pierce. Probate jt'fje VtinOimdy. Sup't Public Instruction--'" 0. B.

Loy. County P. Craddock. Clerk District Court-V. L.

Walker. Silica, .022 '-Reports from A. A. Arrighi's sale ies, The death of S. S.

Co, who was known throughout the land as the humorist of the United States Congress, has been a sad blow to Democracy, The statesmanship of the man was overshadowed by his reputation as a ivit. yet the eminent men of both great parties, are unanimous in the acknowledgement of his superiority as a great and good statesman. We have taken a very long draught of the Artesian water since the Very a-ble analysis by the state Chemist, of Manhattan, Kansas, and we can assure our readers that it contains every one of the chemical ingredients published elsewhere in these columns. This ex treme chemical taste belongs to one of our Editorial staff, and is possessed by on Thursday, say that most all proper Handle every kind of Hardware. ty brought a good price, and that near Iron Carbonate, trace The mineral matter present may be entirely neglected in deciding the quality of the water, it is of such amount ly all ot the candidates were there, giv ing tho "dear people tatty.

kind. I tound no bromide, iodine, -A large croAvd went to Morton KAXSAS, RICHFIELD, lithium, boric acid, phosphoric acid, nor boriunt, nor strontium. The quality Tuesday night to attend tle candidate Ball. Everyone who went speaks in the highest terms of the management County Surveyor-Coroner Commissioners ot the water then turns upon the quan- A. Cordon.

11 CCrandon. j. W. Beatty. C.

Kilbouni. it. M. Campbell. I tity ot organic matter, as shown by the and.

all report a good time. free and the so-called albuminoid Am CITY onia. he tormer has resulted troin the AYe ar a little behind this decay of organic matter, but its a- owing to being rushed ith job work. mbunt is slight. The albuminoid Am.

We are now getting out a Bar Docket for tho October term of the District was formed by us from decaying or ganic matter in the water. The absence court, and it will be a daisy. of Chlorine shows this organic matter Ha Dining to be ot a vegetable origin. --Jesse 0. Northcutt, left Tuesday 3DICIC TAYLOR, Dealer in HTATIOXERY, PEXS.

INK, CKJAlt.S.COXFaTIot'lty, NOVELS ETC, G. II. Failyer, Chemist. for Hugoton, to look after his leg, business there. Jesse is gaining an im mense practice all over this district on account ot his superior legal attain Meals 25c.

ments. Lodging 25c. no other Editor in Morton County. -Richfield, succumbs not to adverse winds, as is seen by the complete reconstruction ot the Artesian well der-1 ricki Work on the new hole has commenced, and ere long we may commence to look for results. The enterprise of Richfield grows apace with the town, under the etlicient work of the Artesian Committee of the Council, the damage done by the wind was soon repaired.

Talking about wheat and iN growth in this county, a few of our citizenshave faith in its deing the standard crop. Thos. Cooper is putting in 3(10 acres, G. YV. Wheatley 300, Chas-Theis 500 acres, and lots of others are putting in from 50 to200 It would be' a good thing if we had more such men, who have faith in the country and the means to test it to the fullest extent.

FnotiHAibiu Of Tkaciieiis Association. To be held September 28th 1889, Music. Kansad. Richfield, Boru to Mr. and Mrs.

II. S. Bun- tinir, on Fiday evening, a fine Girl ba bv. II. S.

in spite of himself, and of Devotional exercises' Rev. Colver. his absence, still retains an interest in Opening Address, Curtis 1'. Coe. this country; fostered by a happy grow 1 don't.

I Board at Coon's. Recitation, Miss Anna Moore, ing family; Address, Fi F. Stevens. lion. Beatty, ot Talog; The NewDemmirig Hotel Best equipped.

IX SOUTIIWESTEllX KANSAS. MUS. F. T. EVANS, Prop's.

RlebVield, Kansas. Song. C. Coon, Prop'r, Opposite County Clerk's Office, RICHFIELD, KANSAS. was in town Thursday.

He has just returned from the fall round n'p, and reports that he will ship LOGO head of Discussion oil the benefit of History in a public school. beeves in a few days, and will hav Address, O. B. Loy lots more to follow. W.

A. FOWLER. Song. Robinson, of Stanton Co. HjS.itoi-.es Methods of instruction; C.

M. Anthony Address. Tl. Westo: MisS Winnie Taylor. GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED COAL AND ALL KINDS uiscussion on urammar; J.

MONEY TO LOAN Long short time. Richfield, Carpenter. OF FIELD AND GARD.EN SEEDS. Discussion, G. Halbert.

Richfield, Kansas. Miscellaneous exercises. Song. Adjournment. Miss Anmt Secretary ot The business men of our country whoguage their politics the same as they do their business interests, will rejoice with the XeIws in the resignation of "Pension chief It was a certain outcome of the nefarious ncss methods introduced by the man, The" Public Treasury is not a spoils-box and the soldier element of our country are unanimous in the opinidii that the security of their pensions depends on a wise.

administration of this important office. Very rarely a news item appears in the papers of Morton county, commending the Church work, Which goes silently forward, for the reclamation of mankind. Richfield should congratulate herself on the beautiful edifice which she posesses. The exercises each Sunday should be more gcnarally attended. A splendid choir assists lil the worship, and we confidently assert that no City in southwest Kansas has such talent, either in pulpit or choir as appears in o'ur church, preaching the word of God, ami chanting" hymns ot praise to the Most High.

Jesse G. Northcutt, ATTORNEY At LAW, R.iclxfLeld. ISan. VlLLPEfU'TICElX ALL COURTS IN THE STATE. H.

C. SEANOR, will shortly leave for Chicago, where he has rented his magnificent voice to the- ehoir of one of its many churches. Juftge! cannot you leave us a piece of your voice when leaving' Notice the letter in another col--unin, to inayor, Burchsted, from the Chemist of the State A gricultural College, at Manhattan, Kansas. It contains the analysis ot the Artesian water. Y'ou wii notice it cdntains valuable medicinal properties.

-MYe' advise cither the City Council, or the remnants of the Firemans organization to. overhaul the Hook and Ladder Truck. That we have been singularly blessed in tin absence of fires, is no reason for the neglect of tho means by which its terrors may be overcome. -Til H. Allen, left oil Tuesday's stage for Garden City, to' appear before the Senatorial investigating committee, in behalf of Morton county, in the matter of irrigation.

Owing to a change in the date of the meeting the balance of the Committee did not get the word in time to go; John H. Green, of the South part It is rumored that our school Board have finally determined to continue but two departments of Our well DEALER IX organize! puouc school, vyinlb we LIME, TE UMB communu economy me aununistra- tion of eVery department of public service, yet we have never been tutor- Jd ER, ed in sucn rigid economy as that we fi. PORTER CRADDOCK, COUNTY ATTOltXEY A-ttorne at to, Collections deceive prompt and careful attention: i Kansas would have our children deprived of sufficient care aud attention in. order to save a few dollars. The education of our children is one of the many SHINGLES ETC, Richfieldj Ks.

acts ot oenincence winch a parent confers during life upon his child, and 6 The Hugoton Herald, of which it conoiriy in its attainment is a far fetch may be said, thiit few know of its existence ecep those who live within the ed principle. We hope the Board of school control will re.consider Its atf P. St EVENS Attorney1 fit' Law, uorners or ine county in which it is printed, calls us a crank paper. We tions, and continue the three deparU WHEATLEY GEO, assert without fuar of Contradiction that the Xkws has been more frequent tfients of last yeiu it will be alike helpful to the scholar- and to the teachers. Xo teacher Can do justice to his scholars! Where he is compelled to disorganize' courses of study fdr the mere of the county, one of Morton county'4 enthusiastic admirers, was in town oil iml dropped into our office.

Ife inforrWs tin that he has just completed a well and the enclosing of 100 aeres under fence on his and i.1 preparing to stay with Hi The City Dads should take cognizance of the fact that, oold weather is laCIIFliiHKAN. A-W i ER. Kansas. purpose of seeing hdw many classes he can teach in a single ay, in order to ND OF EVERY -Kl FURNITURE satisfy the cravings of eco noinists. ly quoted since its auvent than any paper in southwest Kansas.

If originality Is to he denoted t'ranl'lsm we are willing to bear, the na.met Washington letters, from special correspondents, Scissor work, Electrotype advertisements and double leaded locals, find a poor reception in the Xews office. We are here to express our opinion on current events, and t(i publish the news as it occurs. Possibly if the Herald Woiild adopt the samo policy it would lie a more readable paper. iiftter ust as we go to press, we fj. O' BOWERS hear that the Board of Education have finally determined to continue the Ve ARTH, nd Surgeon.

HJIILU UlIM.I LIU' stove. Heretofore owing to an ever watchful City council, our ueautiful little City has been free from the devouring flames. Let the ordinance in regard to brick flues receive proper attention. three departments of last year. This is a wise and commendable move, and Fliysician Kax.

we congratulate the Board. Teacfurs. and Scholars: RICHFIELDi.