The Richfield Monitor from Richfield, Kansas • 3

FLOURINO MILL. ROCK ISLAND AHEAD, Agricultural Department This column Is edited by O. II. Allon, a grad The Richfield Republican A. T.

SpoUwood, as agent for parties The Latest Thing In Tourist abroad, has agreed to put In flour mill at E. C. Miller's drug store. Go to Miller's for pure drugs.5 The wheat is well headed this year. Bleeping Cars.

The Rock Island has Innugurntod uate of the Amliurst, Massachusetts, Agricultural Collego. this place this season, provided the coun SATURDAY. JUNE 29, 1880. ty will donate him 2500 In scrip, and the new feature, which promises to create EXHIBITION OF AGRICULTURAL PROD wheat growers of the country surround UCTS. W.

L. Holcomb was In town last Satur considerable Interest la railway ini A. T. 8. r.

U. B. TIM TABLE AT HfKACl'SI, KARHAR. day. provement.

It being a free tourist car A. T. Spotswood, desirous of securing for Richfield a collection of the agricul Take your prescriptions to E. C. Mil ing us will each make a donation of a few bushels of wheat In aid of tbe enterprise.

The party at Interest in this matter, claims that there will be no profit In mill here the first year at any rate, and as it will re service, with nearly ell the couvenieu res of the palace car, Including color Nil. Hast bound l'luweinnr No. 4 Kttat bound Auooinotlntlou a. in No. I West, No.

il Passenger p. tural products of this section for perma nent exhibition, has agreed to give the use ed porter in attendance, fine hair C. Comer, of Liberal, was in town this RICHFIELD, KANSAS. mattresses, pillows, blankets, soap, quire the investment of a considerable week. of his business room, next to his office, for that purpose, and offers the following cash premiums on the best samples of the vari etc.

When made tip for the T. fe A. 11. Rlehneld Lodge No. 303 meet lint amount of capital, which will be invested at something of a risk, since the success Johnson City will celebrate the 4th In night, tbe fourteen sections are par a-anu third Friday eventutfs ol each month atv; Visiting brother, wulonme.

J. 0. at cKce, J. K. HTaWAKT, Bw'r.

W. ous products: good shape. titioned oiT with sliding panels, and Ii. C. MITCHELL, G.

II. ROBINSON, Vice of the wheat crop In this section haa not been fully established yet. He does not CEREALS. curtained with heavy damask draper E. C.

Miller keens the best line of Rlehneld Post Nn. 404. meets first and Best half bushel of corn lu ear Jtl.OO intra natumeya at 1 p. nt seen month tntrn Maturrieya lit 1 p. Ics.

Tables, attachable to tbe sides of J. ROBINSON, Cashier. drugs in the city. feel willing to go ahead with the mill un All members are requested to be present t'HCb moetlnir less he can get the aid which is spoken of L. B.

Weidenhamer, of Cundiff, visited the interior, are provided for each section. The cars are heated by J. K. Stewart. Commander.

A. C. Wilton, Adjutant. above and In reality small. this office Monday.

He agrees, if that assistance is given by steam, the aisles carpeted and cuspl wheat 1.00 rye 1.00 oats 1.00 barley 100 sheaf of whett .25 hum rve 05 The Oldest and Largest Bank in Southwest UFH. Frontier Lodge No. meet ever he western part of the couuty had. a ttorslortho cleanliness or the cars, Tbaraday evening at Jri o'clne. 1.

N. Bdhtiho. O. II. AlXKN, our people, to erect a mill of a capacity of fifty barrels per day of the patent roller very hard rain Tuesday.

Reporter. Dictator, process flour. Such a mill will cost, he are added. The duties of tbe porter accompanying each car will be similar to those of the palace car service to Thomas Bay, of Talogu, made the coun TO. O.

F. Klehflelit ixig No. 3.W meets every Saturday evening Visiting states, not less than ten or twelve thou ty seat a visit last Monday, oats .25 barley .25 Best sample of heads of mllo maize, sand dollars. oioiners welcome. a.

u. ihuutwisk, a. ts. W. 1..

HoLCOMB, 8o'V. The harvest is the best this year that it look after the wauts of the passengers and see that the car is kept perfectly Kansas, under the Management of Experienced Officials. Does a General Banking Business on the most Liberal Terms. This and ail of the statements and Churoh Directory. rice corn, kaffir corn and broom corn has ever been in this county.

hold In the twenty-five cents each. Tallest stock of clean. In one end is the ladles' lavatory, aud in the other, one for gentle There has been several wind storms and claims, in regard to the enterprise and tbe circumstances effecting it, are reasonable and fair. Therefore, it cannot be expect 1 school bonae on the 2d and 4th nab-baths of each month at 11 a.m. and 7:30 u.m, Indian corn ten cents, tallest stalk of cane floods in eastern Kansas lately.

I nion Sunday School every Sunday at III a. ni. ten cents. Weekly anion prayer meeting on Wedneecay ed that he will erect the mill without aid. T.

Spotswood harvested forty-five POTATOKS. evening at i i. ni. Rev. A.

W. Culver, 1'astor. He Is the only man out of some half doz acres of wheat and rye this week. Best half bushel Irish potatoes 1.00 men, which are as nicely appointed and furnished as the most fastidious would desire. The intentions of the Chicago, Kansas Nebraska is to furnish these cars free of charge to tourists or excursion parties when the XTHODI8T FFISCOPAL-Serviceseverv en or more, with whom negotiations have been held, who will put in a mill here and 8 ii.m.

County, city, township and school orders XrL alternate Sunday at 11 a Money to Loan on Long or Short Time! sweet l.OO peck peanuts .25 nunriny bebool at a Prayer meeting bought at the Bank of Kldifleld.l-ltf this year on any terms at all. Thuraday evrolDtr at Ail are in every vited. Uiv. W. K.

Woodwakd Pastor. MELONS, PUMPKINS, ETC. It is Important that a mill be secured The court house is beginning to make Largest and best watermelon .50 number of persons is sufficiently large Special attention given to Collections. itc a show. The work progresses rapid this year, ont for the benefit alone of nn added industry, but to create a handy to justify tbe use of a car or cars, i cantelopeorM.melon .25 THOMAS DUNCAN ly.

pumpkin .25 died at his borne, tea miles northwest of market for the wheat grown by our farm 4 winter squash of any With such accommodations, and wit out charge, there is no further necessity of a western tour without sleep August voeizei, at me bakery, nas a Richfield, the tweuyt-first of Juue, eiffh teen hundred and eighty-nine. The de ere this year and thereby encourage them to put in another crop and continue In complete stock of fancy confection variety .25 Largest and best half doz.cucumber .25 Full Weight ing accommodations, nor is it neces ceased was born In Ohio, and removed ary.lStf the cultivation of the cereal. GRASSES. sary to make such a trip expensive, when young with his parents to Iowa, If a mill not only accomodate the peo Mrs. Harriet Brown, a resident of Best sample of millet .25 where he grew to manhood, beloved by It is a great inducement for parties, ple of Morton county, but draw the wheat southwest Morton, made this office a call all who knew him.

clubs, or auy considerable number of from surrounding counties and from east Monday. alfalfa .25 red clover .25 Johnson grass .25 persons contemplating a trip to tbe AND FAIR TREATMENT On the 24th of October, 1880, he was married to Dinna Selby. On the 27th of The realestate exchange has been on an ern Colorado, making all of that country tributary to this point, thereby making this a general wheat and flour market and Rocky Mountains, for instance. And increase since the artesian well has proved too, tbe Denver Rio Grande has success. blue stem .25 timothy .25 Ky.

blue stem .25 Mr. Spotswood would be glad to have exchange which, as can readily be seen, adopted tbe same scheme, aud as tbe Rock Island connects with this route the same mouth they started to Kansas, and settled in eastern Kansas, where they resided until the spring of 1886, when they removed to Morton county. The lumber for the court house arrived will be of great benefit to Morton county. Is what I aive mv Cus- Monday mornlnir. The work will move in Colorado, the free tourist car system will no doubt be generally adopt rapidly now.

ihe marketing or wheat here by the farmers of all this territory will be the means of largely increasing the trade here the merchants of the town join with him in this enterprise by offering special premiums on such articles and products He was one of the most affectionate of husbands, a kind and loving father, and a Mrs. Gardner left for a vist in Welling ed by those In search of tbe pleasure and health giving regions of our con In groceries, provisions and all other ton Tuesday morning, leaving the doctor as will do for permanent exhibition. The design is to have the competitors choose merchandise, as those people will natur- tinentKansas City Journal. an old "bach." trade here if they can get goods at fair tomers, and I keep ONLY TIE FUHEST!" judges for awarding the prizes which Walter Combs, near Plymouth, was In prices. This fact In turn will materially will be done in the early fall when all of town the first of the week, and paid us a i faithful and generous neighbor.

He was greatly attached to his western home and thought In the future this would be a great and glorious country, and could his life have been spared, he doubtless would have reaped his reward. Just four weeks ago his mother was taken away. Four sisters and a brother survive him. He leaves a wife and three Having leased the New Demming Hotel Increase the freighting business and our people will thus receive a double benefit call while here. the samples are in, the time for the choice of judges and the awarding of premiums Fresh bread, pies and everything in from the mill.

Will you have the mill? Let the county commissioners know that to be set by the competitors. the bakery line always at hand at Gus I will endeavor to run a first-class As stated, it is the purpose to make this you are favorable to the enterprise on the Voelzel's bakerv.l3tf bouse. Give me a trial and I will Ami best of everything in the line of Canned Goods, Flour, a permanent exhibition, so that visitors to the town, at any time, can see the products children who deeply mourn their loss. plan named, and they will issue the scrip guarantee satisfaction: Grav county has had a long county seat All that laving friends and kind neigh Eij Miller. of the county.

The competition will be asked for. This done you will be called upon to see what vou are willing to do in contest. The final decision gives the Fancy and Staple bors could do was done, but all to county seat to Ingalls. open to all of Morton county and to southeastern Colorado. All are earnestly in avail.

He was a man that had few equal the matter of wheat donations, and if you XX. C. Fattisou, and no superiors, one whose place will be respond, the mill go up at once. vited to take a hand In the matter and J. A.

White of Dermot was in our city last Saturday. He has two acres in onions BLACKSMITH WOOD WORK hard to fill. He was laid to rest beside SERIOUS ACCIDENT. GROCERIES! his father and mother in the Richfleld and they are doing well. make up such an exhibition of the products of the soil of this region as will fully Special Attention Giren to I'lou M'vrk.

1. 1. Hunt, a farmer living three miles Shop on Etwt 1th. Avenue. show its productive capacity aud prove to W.

E. Davis, of Dermot, brought In one hundred pounds of onions last Satur east of Cundiff, met with a very severe accident last Friday, while loading a gun. F. Scherer, Waioninnker. II.

C. rnttiton, BUtkamith. visiting strangers that this section has some value as an agricultural section. cemetery. Gone from bia borne on earth Gone la tbe one we love.

How lonely la oar hearth. How happy tbe union above. A FltlEND, day, that he raised this year. ron sme unknown cause the hammer The idea is a good one and ought to suc Also carry a Complete Stock of Hardware. TT T3-: 1 1 C.

L. Davis, of Santa Fe, was in town ceed. And for this reason we urge farm fell, the cartridge bounded back, the powder flying In his face and badly burning it. He will lose the sight of one eve TuHsday, and made us a call. He ordered Asocial ball was given at the New ers to interest themselves In the matter and bring in samples and specimens of the paper sent to his address.

RICHFIELD, KANSAS. JDlLltJIliail. ana me ewer is in Li. O. BOWERS 'upriaiiikpii.

a very bad condition. Demmlng last Monday night. Some He received a small wound In the rlsrht thpr croP8 88 fast as they nife- Sam The work will soon begin on the new twenty couples were in attendance and arm, but tit this writing it Is almost well Ple8 wneat T6. oat3t etc In the sheaf well. The city council litis ordered two good time was had by the participants.

should be secured at once to have them lie was Drought to town and Is now inch casing for the artesian well. After dancing until near ten o'clock, they eood. Kansas. Richfield, at Coon's restaurant receiving medical Albert Bitner, II. K.

and II. S. New It Is desired to have in the exhibit sam treatment. had refreshments In the way of ice cream and cake at the baker, after which the light fantastic was again engaged in S. H.

RODGERS, SYRACUSE and RICHFIELD. berry visited our office last Saturday. G. RTER CRADDOCK, Mr. Hunt has a wife and three children.

ples of all kinds of crop produc's grown, whether named In the premium list or Thanks boys, for the lift you gave us. There has been several serious accidents until the small hours of the night. J. E. not and it is hoped specimens of every A little mistake was made last week.

Kelley was leader. Attorney at Law. of this nature in the last year. This should be a warning to be more careful in the thing will be brought In. The artesiau well is only CC5 feet deep, future.

Several couples were at the river Sun The arrangement ana care 01 the ex Richfield, Kansas. instead of 700 feet as stated last week, hibits will probably be given to the editor of this department, who desires to see a Financial Statement. Yee Lung, our laundryman, left last day to see the big old buffalo, before he taken to Garden City, and to have a picnic. They had a good time and enjoyed full and complete collection. In addition Tuesday morning for another location, Quarterly statement of the receipts, dis Double rards, with a full and complete assorted stoct tt FINE LUMBER! Doors, sash, blinds, lath, plaster, cement, coal, brick, We will sell you lumber, coal, at lowest cash figures.

We respoctfullj inv ite you to call and see for yourself and learn our prices. JESSE G. XORTIICUTT, Attorney at Law. and Notary Public. We are sorry that you had to leave John.

the occasion hugely. The fun for the bursements and Indebtedness of the citv to this an effort will be made to perfect an arrangement for a general agricultural J. W. Collins, district clerk of Stevens "neia, tor the quarter ending June, exhibition next fall with premium on all boys was in a nice dinner something they didn't know of until after starting the girls having prepared it unknown to county, and Thos. Trent, one of Hugo- It Collections Promptly Attended to.

kinds of stock, Including horses, cattle xjamuuo irum jast statement 116.77 ton's bankers, were in Richfield last Satur swine, poultry, etc. them. They appreciate the surprise high RECEIPTS. day, We would be glad to have Colorado SADIE E.BERGER, papers make note ot this movement. Prof.

C. M. Anthony, of Morton schools, Grant county is making an effort to es SYRACUSE, KAS. RICHFIELD, KAS. Office nn south tide or railroad, i Office and yards on Oak street, occupation tax (license) 6.00 Police court fees 4,00 Trees 60 Proceeds 5 improvement bonds 4550.00 made us a call Saturday last and sent sev eral of the last issue of the Republican tablish a sugar refinery.

Each township and the city of Ulysses votes a donation Tbe editor ot this department Is now east. correspondent and crop reporter for the Fancy Notions, Latest Styles. of $13,000 far constructing and furnishing Kansas Farmer, the State Board of Agri Total Mrs. Kelly, from Winfield, Kansas, East Side, Soutb Main St. Richfleld, Ks.

a sugar refinery and crushers in Grant, costing 1125,000. Each township is to culture, and the State Agency of the de DI8BCRSEMEKTS. mother of our honorable sheriff, is now at W- A- FOWLER the Xew Demming, visiting her son, J. E. partment of agriculture at Washington, and desires frequent reports from farmers Paid out acct artesian well Balance on hand Hello There! have a crusher.

This is a go jd scheme because it saves labor in hauling the 4G77.37 917.85 3759.52 4677.37 Kelly. DEALER IX in all parts of tbe county, as to the condi sorghum to the county seat. Mr. William, while in town last Wednes tion and prospects of crops, the number I am located at the postoffice Total INDEBTEDNESS. Prof.

A. E. Hook, formerly principal day, made 11s a short call, and sent copies of our last issue east Come in again of acres of different crops planted, the condition of stock, etc. The correct aud and have a fine assortment of of the Richtield schools, has purchased a Improvement bonds issued Mr. W.

March 1st 1888. due March 1st half interest in the Republican, and has regular reporting of crops is a matter of everything in my line, importance to our county as upon Shese Is TT OPT 1908 Levi Tucker, the man who was shot 10.000.00 Improvement bonds lumiM based her standing as an agricultural taken upon himself the perplexities of ye editor. Mr. Hook is a fluent writer and the paper will be greatly benefitted by lust week In Stanton county, passed through Richfield last Saturday on his FLOUR, FEED, COAL AND GROCERIES, And all Kinds of Seeds. We have the most Complete Stock in the city and sell at rea sonable prices.

Call and see ns when in town. West side South Main Street, RICHFIELD, Ks January 1st 1889, due January 1 QAO 1909. section. Every persor, therefore, who Intends to remain here and has the well- 5,000.00 Comprises a Large and Varied As road home. Citv warrants outstanding his assistance.

Success to the Republican. Johnson City Journal. fare of the county at heart, should inter unpaid 5203,70 The mother of J. E. Kelley, our efficient est himself in the matter.

sortment of Lonteetionenes, I oys Books, Fancy Goods, Plush and Leather Albums, Toilet Cases Box Paper, etc. sheriff, came In on last Saturday night's stage on a visit to her boy. She was Total 20 ,203.70 NOTICE OF EXAMINATION. The lecture of R. A.

King, delivered last Friday evening in the Presbyterian STintor a-jtvsA, held warmly greeted by Jat k. Morton County, The regular examination will be I The largest Stock of Novelties ever at the public school building, Friday aud church, for the benefit of the normal teachers, was an interesting discourse and G. H. Allen, clerk of the city of Rich- Mrs. Kelly was taken with an apoplec Saturday, July 5tn ana Uth, ISK'J.

nela, Kansas, do hereby tic fit Sunday, while at the dinner table, well delivered. Richfield always has O. U. U)Y. County Superintendent vmiuy lual iUe a oove is a I McCRISTY TREASE.

but soon recovered, being able to attend brought to the City. Onr low prices make these goods all Bargains. DICK TAYLOR. supper that evening, although very weak. full and true statement of the receipts, disbursements oua TI A WEEK 1 Q.

A. Robertson, the pioneer newspper and Indebtedness of the ClubSytttmyarj? man of Morton county, with his better whilt as convenient fsEAlJ said city of Richfleld for DEALERS IX half were over Tuesday to sell the Eagle J. McGOWEN, Instalment system, ai ff a wkoUtaU ttt cask folks a printing outfit -Woodsdale Senti the quarter ending June, Uth, 1889. Given under my hand and the seal of the city this 20th day of nel. tytttm to ns.

The UVK co-operation of the fvYV fltih member sells us a. JW PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. H. Barrett w'10 UI1S been 'n PHU" GROCERIES FLOUR Thirty-one years experience. handle aud Strip this spring, was in town Office next door south of Post Office.

38 vetches in each l-HIl. MSWatch Club, and wet cash from the Club for each watch before it goes out, though each member only pays (1 a week. This is why we giee you more for yonr money than any one else anil whv we are doies ths larrest last week and the first of this week. Mr. Calls answered day or night.

June, A. 1889. G. Allen, City clerk. SUGAR AND BYKUP WORKS.

Barrett was among the first settlers in I watch business In the world, We sell this country. lriD COiiL, Jonly first quality groods, but oui II nrir.1 about what others set forSeC' Prof. A. E. Hook, )f the Richfield J.

Ilanna Co, proprietors of the Ster 1. PEED East Sule Maiu Street, i schools, has bought an interest in, and be ling Syrup works, with whom the editor When Baby was sick, wa gave bar Caatorla, Richfield, come editor of, the Richfield Republican. onaquauty.vsurwiv sum hwm isssubitnmialSilrer notbmitaiiimtj any kind) Stem-Wind American Leret Watch either hunting ease or open. VtehiU a Stem-wind. OpenFace, first quality, stiffened Gold When shews a Child, she cried forCastoria, of our agricultural department has had plenty of talent on hand to meet every demand.

Friday, of last week, was an odd day. The sky was covered with a mist of some nature, though not damp, and obscured the sun; the air had the appearance of a heavy fog and the sun in the evening looked like a large ball of fire. A. F. A.

Richfield lodge No. 303 stated communication Friday evening, June 28, at 750. Work in first degree. Stated communication Friday evening, July 5th, at 750. Work in third degree.

Visiting brethren welcome. We are informed that Hon. J. L. Pan-coast la a candidate for the office of judge for this district Mr.

Pancoast Is an excellent lawyer and he seems to be a gentleman In every respect, and, if elected, will make a good judge. Land Office at Garden City, Ks.May SI, 1H. Notice la hereby given that the following anted tattler baa filed notice ol his intention to make final proof In support of bla Claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judgeof Morton county, Us. at Jlieh. flfld Ks.

on July 80. mi. via: Oeorire Wilson, for tbe se awe In twp 81s 4iw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence and cultivation of said land viz: Ans-nst Trinkaus, KM Piny, I) Conwny and Robert Ludwick, ail ot Eich-fluld, Morton eounty, Kansas. Any person who desires to protest asrainst the allowanc of said proof, or who knows of -nr suhntaatial reason, nndfr the lew and the He will aim to make it a strict party pa some correspondence relative to estab When aha became Miss, aha clung to Castoria, Whea aha had Children, aha gave then Caatorla, American lyerer a ten per.

Liberal Leader. Kwcnmmri. It la nuTy equal to any lishing a factory here, writes that it is now too late to put works In here this season. Chas. E.

Cannon, of Santa Fe, Haskell watch sold for )S by others. We Bod fa first-class Stiffened Gold Case much ASA ft JAMES SLLIOTT JOU5 p. JIOKTOX. but none too early to begin in the matter county, was In town Thursday, lie In of securing one for next yearj and advises I more satisfactory and sernceatle than 1 any Solid Gold Case thatcan be sold at leu than double the money, as cheap solid cases are Invariably thin, weak, forms ns that Theo. Botkin will receive negotiating for a proposition from some every delegate's vote in Haskell county.

nt how quality, and worthless after 11 OurA3fl fnBtelaeontnins company and proceeding in the matter of We can tell better after the convention. A $60.00 Sewing Afachina -ii numerous Important patented Ira- aid etc. Iprovementa.ef ritil importance to acenr- The Richfield Repcbmcah has changed late timing Patent Dnttproef, Patent Stem We are of the opinion that work in this For $14.90. This Is tt Model" 1 it xuS appearance, dura- Li direction should begin early in order to I tsiuuy equal lor accuracy bility and service, to an (dr accuracy, nce, to any hands again. A.

E. Hook comei out with his salutatory and promises to labor for the upbuilding of Morton county. We 175 wa.cn, attner 1 give ample time to bnlld the works and I Open Face or Hunting. Our 4 3.00 RaU- Machtns (ths original Sineer patent having expired). Equal to any ever made.

Superior to lroa4 Watch i espasciaiiT coiwtnKted fori make contract for the supply of cane ii For First-Glass Goods ol all Kinds Carried in a General Grocery Stock 00 TO THE CHEAP CASH STOBE -or- K.1CIIFIELD, KANSAS. Also carry a lice cf Qucen-ware, Notions, OetUcry, Cmffrtsr' wish bim success. Minneapolis (Colo.) Jtbe most exactinf dm, and is the brat Kail-1 road Watch matt. Opea Face Of Hantfar. use.

and the brat Rail- next year. I these prices are cither all cash or iadabs. Chico. msny. Tborooghly well made.

Warranted for iyeart, (signed and regUttred rusrsnty). Superbly flolshed. Walnut top and rover; drop leaf: 3 drawers, nmnlple with full set of nickel huch enterprises take a good deal of 11.00 a week, tn wmk A r4ala'0r ffwe ft wrrS WattM. -Zj' We mtut compliment "dad" on his work time and cannot be hurried. It is, there TlibXoystQRsWatcliClotiCc1 the cast week, in cutting down weeds fore, important to begin early on them.

ftMTV from around the sidewalk. Now if he 1604 VAIIST IT. Had this policy been adopted lart year. elated atiaftiraents and sll neewary needles, boa-tuns and tool. Hsveoiberswiih4 aid 6 drawers and one without rtrswers or esse far H2.75.

Also taany other nseful articles on which we csn asva Agents Wan tad. TfenlstioBtof the Interior department, why aur.b proof should not be allowed, will bo given an opportunity the above mentioned time and pin" to cross evitmlne the itnem nt cid f-lMimant. and to orrT eyidf-nee in ru- we ucmuuera would nave naJ a sugar or I would get a cheap kid to hitmmer down the uiiils in them it would be a great im- Aiix Watch Insulator, tt.09 yotj -a to per cent. Jvaodera ih.ihi i uuua Sally close Scores. Snd for catslores.

ymp factory ready for operation here I A n'fyt prwt'D ajspomrt yM. t.iiltnl of If.al siiuiiiii'eu vj rnuinam. A. a. svv A.k9 uot now.

Let the work brcin. provemfiiL AI Nilm, P.esris'er. iS-liS.