The Deerfield Farmer from Deerfield, Kansas • 1

VOL. I. DEERFIELD, KEARNY COUNTY, KANSAS, MARCH 9, 1005. NO. 12.

('. II. Wills and family tu attend a ftaat lis. uuce ut church here seem qultw the The Sugar Beet Bounty natural thing. We are glad to we! Hart Mullaney, poem for Zodny come them back after tv years absence.

They are now on the place Lewis Ui: Lix al F.dltor. Lalin, Kansas. north of town, lately vacated by Jim Eyiuan. Holt Nelson was vlsttlnz here lost I THE ARSENAL AT SPRINGFIELD Week. Miss Minnie Hunter, oflH-nver.

who Hale made a trip to Lukln By Henry W. Longfellow owns half of the Dr. Martlndalefarm near May line, has notltled F. Bill, Appropriating' $10,000, Passes Both is a LawFarmers Get Busy Now. ters that she will occupy the place bsrself In the spring, ami Mr.

Walters Is looking arounq for another place yesterday. H. II. Corhctt has put la a new desk In hit store. Karl t'orlstt Ih not able to be In the store tlil week.

a under Irrigation, Syracuse Journal. The Jubilee singers In Laklu, next GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Special ISatea on G-oods in Job X-iotc- CUTS CLOSE FOR CASH And Meets Competition. HART MULLANEY. FltKUKRIl'K JOHNSON In "Warner' ho World's H't Lltorstura" auyi of Ixmg.

lutUu Is to Hit grmt body of rsidr. 1 1 Ihu; In i mil I liiiumit la on of the mrki putt. To put ilnipl things Into graceful lil pontic form require ionjun, for thou-i ld II vi ry day and fall for lick of the Longfellow eiKM-evdMl, and those who tiy imiics utid mvthnd ar alike ihu tout'h whlrh illuminate the oumnion- moat drill a to In art." jf ClIAtll.KS 'WV Library of 1 Mlo: "HI' Sympathy I of On- li'tia Vrf-JC and lni.lllk amndi try a ,1 special Blft. i i A mt' 1,1 lr Is lh Fred Sower bought two mules of 3" 3 Monday night, should draw a large attendance from here, "These sing ers," snya Dr. Sears, "are gentlemen and ladles of culture and artists of the first water In their line." This HIS I ths Arm From fl(Kr to celllnK, number finishes the lecture course for this winter.

Will Kell had the misfortune to Like huse orgun, rise I lie burnished arms; But from their silent pipes no nutliem pealing Startles the villages with strnnge iiIhiui. Representative Klnulsou on the 7th that the sugar beet bounty hill, carrying an appropriation of 10,000, had passed the mm ate. Nothing now remains but for our farmers to keep busy, plow and projierly prepare their land. The weather clerk nnd the ditches will furnish the water. With this additional stimulus, the counties of Finney nnd Kearny will astonish the old settlers, the new comers and the world at lnrge with the returns from the great money maker, the sugar beet.

Lnkln. KunsaR. get some of the "bark" knocked off A. J. (itllcx'k, Monday.

Joo (illlock wan transacting business In Lnkln Saturday. Several from here were shopping tu Garden City Saturday. Miss Lilly Krlete visited friends here Saturday and Kundny. Alt. White's addition to his house Is lielng plastered thlH week.

The lllble study class will meet at Mr. (illlogly's Saturday nlht. Jay Hell Is having his house repaired. Arrnlne Reeves Is the carpenter. Mr.

McBride of Dodge VXXy, was THORPE LOUOKS, REAL ESTATE And Bonded Abstractors. The only legal, up-to-date set of Abstracts in Kearny county, Eas. of bis face last Saturday. We tried to learn some of the particulars of his accident but he did not seem Inclined to talk. We hear from another source that he was trying to break a horse to ride and "the ground Hew up and hit him." i' Harry Stabler, a nephew of A.

R. Downing, has arrived from Illinois. He has come to stay. We extend a hearty welcome and hojw all things will work well for his prosperity and here with some land seekers Inst week. George and Tlert Buell have come contentment.

There is plenty of room homo ready to beglu tlio spring work. 0. Downing left for Lamed Sat They Have for Sale and Rent Alfalfa Farms, Sugar Beet Land. Low priced Pasture and Stock Ranches. here and great encouragement for an unlimited number of hustling young men.

Mrs. 11. A. Freshwater, of the urday to look after his Interests there. Ah! whnt a sound will rise, how wild and dreary, When a desth-nngcl lomlies ihosr swift keysl What loud luuicnt uud dismal udserere Will uiIiikIc qlth their uwfui syaiplionles! 1 heHr even now the Influlte fierce chorus, The cries ut nnonj-, the endless groan.

Which, through the lines that have gone before ut, lu long reveiherutious reach our owu, On helm nnd hnniess iIiiks the Siuou hnnmier; Through Clinlirlc forest rours the Norsouuui'g soug. And loud, umkl the uulversnl clamor, O'er Ulslunt diserti sounds the Tnrtnr gong. I hear the Florentine, who from his puluce Wheels out his hnltle-bell with dreadful din, And Aetec priests upon their teocullls, Rent the wild war-drum made of serpents' skin; The tumult of each sucked and burulng village, The shout: that every prayer for mercy drown; The soldiers' revels in the midst of plllnge; The wall of famine lu beleaguered towns; The bursting shell, the gateway wrenched asunder, The rattling immkctry, the clashing blade; And ever and anon, In tone of thunder, The diapuson of the cannonade. Is It, 0 man, with such discordant noises, With such accursed Instrument as these, Thou drownest nature's sweet and kindly voices, And Jnrrest the celestlul hunuoules? Were half the power that fills the world with terror, Were half the wealth bestowed on camps and court-, Given to redeem the liumun mind from error, There were no need of arsenals nor forts; The warrior's name would be a nunie abhorred; South Side, after a very brief Illness, died at the home of her brother, Will The purchaser of Mr. Glass' farm has arrived with his family and ear Holmes, in Garden City, Feb.

28. Funeral services were held In the ar i Write Them For Lists. Lakin, Kansas. of goods. Ji.

A. Bruce Is getting ready for this seasons crop by having a new granary built. Trumbull agent is here from Kansas City to receive several cars of cane seed. Christian church, Interment being In the Garden City cemetery. This very sudden death sadly bereaves a husband and four children, three sons ranging In age from 12 to is and a little daughter about four years old.

The entire community feels a deep sympathy for them In their sorrow. Mrs. J. S. Frlcsner, a sister-in-law, with her family, have a large share of sympathy In their loss of a very dear friend.

i To Representatives Kinnlson, of Finney, and Richards of Kearny, much credit should be given for they were tireless workers for the S. H. CORBETT Groceries and General Merchandise. A ST: Kickers always attract attention-one class of them sell high on the market. The highest-priced four-legged ktckerls a hybrid creature, irritable and somewhat unscrlptural.

The chronic kicker Is an amusing two-legged "animal," not so dun-gerous, however. A kicker never builds up. He Is great on tearing down. The world's happiness has been promoted more by compliments than by curses, so, good reader, when you fuel like kicking, Anil every nntion Hint should lift again Ds hand ugulnst brother, on its forehead V.A. 3 Would wear forevermore the curse of Calnl Down tlio dark future, through long generations, The echoing sounds grow fainter and then cease; 7 And like bell, with solemn, sweet vibrations, 1 hear onco more the voice of Christ sny, "1'eacel" I'enoe! nnd no longer from Its brazen portals I The blast of war's great organ shakes the skies; Rut, beautiful ns songs of the Immortals, The holy melodies of love arise.

Coal and Corn In any Quantity. just retire to the back yard and kick yourself a few times rather than join Kansas. Deerfield, the knocker's chorus. Exchange. For Trade.

A black Jack with white points; Judge Roed has gone to Topeka on business. Mr. Mrs. Richards are expected home Monday. Mrs.

M. G. Kelso is reported on the sick list this week. R. II.

Glass will build on hisl-'O-aere tract west of town. The Dixie Jubilee singers will be here next Monday night. Mrs. A. M.

Loucks, mother of Charles, is sick with pneumonia. Dr. Johnson Is a very busy man these days, there being so much sickness. David Wright has moved Into the city and will occupy the Suddutb residence. Ed Thorpe was In Garden City Wednesday.

He was In Topeka hist week, on business. Those cases of pneumonia reported last week, are doing nicely and the patients are convalescing. Mrs. II. S.

Darr was lit Garden City last week attending the funeral services of Mrs. Freshwater. John McNeills, is making arrange coining 7-year-old: proven breeder: AUUHONlifcK! I will cry sales anywhere in western Kansas. Results guaranteed. IF.

BOWZEE, Garden City, Kansas. 15 hands high: weight Hill trade J. GILLOGLY, for good quarter of land In Finney or Scott county, Kansas. Address, Albert Curtis, Friend, Kas. 7t3 It seems quite like spring and many are plowing, making the most of these pretty days.

Harry Beckett brought a new buggy home with him from Garden City last Wednesday. A. R. Downing and sons sold fifty-two head of line mules to Wm. Colter the latter part of last week.

J. B. Piper returned to his home In Missouri, last Saturday, after a visit here with Mr. Isaacs' family. Elmer 1'yle has returned from Grant county, whero he has been skinning cattle and buying hides.

Will Sprague spent Saturday and Sunday on this side of the river. His school closes the 18th of tills month. Will Coerber and Irwin Blehn left for Newton, Kansas, Saturday night where they will work in the railroad shops. Roy Tedford, Will Kell, Claud Kuhn and Marlou Wills from this place heard II. W.

Sears lecture In Lakln last week. Fred Gibson will farm on sec 14-2: 33. He conies to us well recommended We hereby extend to him a cordial greeting. Mr. Keep and Mr.

Woods were up from Garden City, looking for a good Improved farm.the latter part of last week. All who are Interested la the organization of a base ball club are requested to meet here Thursday evening, March 16th. We hoar of a fellow who has offered to bet the test team of mules la the county that Deerfield will grow more sugar beets than all of Finney county. All members of the M. E.

church nt this place an- requested to meet at the school hoiiHe.Sntnrday March IS. at 4 p. m. for the purpse of electing church trustee. Mr.

Dalian arrived Tuesday to lookafter the Interests of the Eastern ditch Co. They exrsrt to build an oltlce here and he counts another resident among us. J. S. FrietMT found a market fr all of bis inch ml ami more too, filling his ordT with nome of A.

J. Glllocka crop. He hlppfd last Livery Deerfield. Phone Keep's Ranch, F. Finnup's Lumber Yard Garden City, ESTABLISHED 1879.

A full line of Lumber, Lime, Iola Portland Cement, Agatite.Sash Doors and Blinds, Building Paper. Cook Stoves and Ranges, Gasoline Stoves, Etc. John Hale, Livery and Feed Stable. Special Rates to Land Men. Thone Deerfield.

ments to move his family to Meade, where they are going on a ranch. They will le missed here, by a host of friends, who wish them good luck In their new home. Invitations were sent out to about twenty couples for a dance Friday night, March 3rd, at the cotirt.room. i i i .1 Ull luuwiiniini wnr HTiwiiVjt and every one seemed to i-iijoy the evening. That many fs-ople can dance with some ntifuction In tbe'l A cheap stock ranch? Or a Section of Sub-irrigated Alfalfa Land? Would you care to invest where you can soon double your money? If so, cut out the following Coupon, giving your name and address and mail to House Paints, Barn Paints, Oils, Carriage Paints, Heath Milligan Paints J.

V. KILLION, Eminence, Kansas. Please send descriptive list to hall which we use. Mr. and Mr.

Slocuni furnished tlie music, nnd the invitations were IksiumI by Misses Ignore Keelrr and Carri Schultt and Mrs. (. A. I -out l. Mrs.

James Mutlamy and Mr. Jaiuea Gilsn, nt tbf of tt former "ntrtalnH at progressive tRhre Tuesday evening. On aceount of tlss rery dlsagrrt-sbte evening there were s-vrral of those lnrlt-d 1 who could Dot attend, bat IIhmw who w-re there were well paid for going. Mrs. Mullaney and Mrs.

iitoa are capita eaU-rtaltwrs and every ow enjoyed be erea log. At tU game, the first prif. carried home la trl-1 ampk by Mr. I- J. tnow, was a eopy of Eaeron'a ray oa I r.

A-Wt," ta a Imott WiwJSng. Tb ron-aoUtlon, awar-W Mm IIS. Mocont, a a 4 card. Notice. Mr.

Nellie one af ft end in he 1 winter with h-r parents. Marted lat Monday for Iwf new home In New Mexico. Ix re ber hBlDd la located as a railroad tc Jgrsph ojwrator. i V. O.

I Hi tins tor the purebae of a pooJ Jark last week. The tnclh4dTB are: Jmi tt. Hal. Oacar J. w- Iowalnir.

Jowj GUfcjrk an 1 C. O. v'f 4 Kinds. fS 1 fr. enrd it rerslar ap-potntnwst befUti5y worslsg In addition to my Lumber Business, which is complete in every respect, I have two rooms 25x100 feet each, north of Court House, where I J.

Million. 4 Eminence, Kansas. aai erewls. Hi easfcW, Him MarfW. wroiBfel Itm.

He SU I btre only an tf -m t'it to rur.fmwe. AS ppfaoe ba-l i ia- have a full and complete stock of Staple Groceries, Flour and Feed A rpo43 iwtf f-tb ifCk c4 IjC tie alxw4 Ebrmryi -itV a a he hi at tiarwl JoM-! to 11 ItH tre al bask arroaaU tp Jaa, I. UK. wnt tW a a B31 kfr the tu as! II. trrrr.

fee Martk 11 at S- aa. AH iwsbrr The DeerfieldFarmer, $1 per year.