Hartland Herald from Hartland, Kansas • 3

UMlTLASih HARTLIND HERALD. Important to' Buyers! AodisDH Hocse! F. II Mil s-'V. I tiii IL II. i.

(j lit'- Wanting to DRY GOODS! Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! atBofkBoUoarricct, Callattlid BLUE FRONT STORR, Wtt J. F. flRTHUR, PropriEt-or, I lartland, Kirtland Flash, BANKERS! -ANDS AGENTS! Tranracl a General Ranking Rimini es. Fpo attontion given lo COL1LE.GTIONS1 Money Loaned! buy any Main Ftrtct, Kansas. Approved Security.

Kansas. Fmnll Stock of I Propiefors. for Short Time on INSURANGEE Kifeehil ill best, Companies at Lowest Kate. 11 it slit kit; f-f iLe i '-lli -Bk Rv Mrt-adt Ltviuaa iiiiwi ia tl ta, iiL'h iwpjls ut ICO a.Tcs a lh of Ce i'y, llh a ekvatia of a'st 1 fert rarU- wLkh Eik-s it licst draiml aJ very tk-lrable cr of the resUrnrv. It orcr 14.

lite an I a autiful valley below. Here the grvat Arkaiwas river runs kg wit! it pure and wit la the Ilox iy rufxiiitains sorue 400 uilk-s away. With tLe mate. pure aur sus4 th itaturj td vai.tiges of this pbec, it is sure to wise a beak)i resort, fir pple trou-bkil with throat arnl lung disease. Hartlund is on tlie la, ami business 1hki4-s are going up daily.

Th' new lidge is wmipleUsl and teams arc Hiring in front tlie ainitii, returning hK iU-d with and everything for the com-iiii mt meut of honsc kwping and Cirra-ing in the great west The pa thro-l'gh the snnd hills is the Itest on the Arkansas rirer, which will brings lica-vy tr.i lo from the soiitli, which i f.u.t up with ciiU rjnisitig ix-ople, Th length tlte new bridge and wn built at a dtt of A striking feature of llartland is tlw neatness of the pauitr.nd finish of its houses hit add gnutly to tlic appearance of the town. The inhabitants are all alive to business. Among tlte most prominent business men are: Win-dal's, Chaffer Kaufman, general merchandise; r. Gagen. groceries; W.

C. Ila'scr, drug; C. Uauch, IumUr merchant; Duly Comp, general merchandise; Merritt Brown, contmctors ami builders; E. C. Snow, lumber, Rutland i Fhti.lt, bankers; Aikar.s.is Valley lumber company; J.

P. Arthur, gener al merchandise; Wii kersham Co-land agents; A. L. Rivers, general nn chandise; Work Cravens, hardware: M. S.

immly, livery; J. Emery, blacksmith; ii." it Cochran, hotel; J. W. Kadaga general merchandise; Homer drugs; Young, liar mss maker; (irayson Furgerson, livery; C. E.

Day, icstnr.int Mr. Day ami wife are young people just stating out in life and we hope that they may sue fed. We dined at their resturant and will say Mrs. Day is one of tin- bust cooks iu the west; if you wish to tet the assertion just call when in Hartland and take a meal. W.

P. HoovKn, PALACE RKSTrilANT. IF YOU WANT A SQUARE MEAL OR A GOOD LrNCII, GO TO THE PALACE Rl'MTRAXT. GEO. E.

DAY. Eusl side Main Street j. ii. carter, -nCITYBUTCHEIH- Frcbh Meal of All Kinds. Siusjgc, Fresh Oyslcrs, Dologaa.

Paid for Hides Polts. Main Street, HARTLAND, KAS. J. G. KMELRY, Horseshoeing, BlacksmiUiing nnd Wagoinnaking ntU'iided 1J promptly.

SATISFACTK )N lA RANTEED. Shop on W. S. Main Str. Hartland, Kansas.

J. D. DOWI.N. C. W.

Eowen Brothers, LaANU logaors -A XI) Real Estate AGENTS! tOCATIXH HEiTI.EUS 0V Government Lands A SPKCIAI.TV. Wm Coti(tfl Rf-nl F-tPtori'l Tiwn I'rtuK-rtv bmiiftrt nml nil kindii Ujn i iijkts iM-Hrifl: Miiioii wliiited. I)oalc iu Hamilton and Adjoining Counties. HARTLAND, KANSAS. PUBLISHED and EDITED By JOS.

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r. o. Om at n.irtlaiul DrngFUw, Hart laml, Kansas. JI1LT0X MIOWX, LAND LAW ATTORNEY. ('jtnti-ntamvl Litintions a Sj-'utltv.

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tt wf'A xi ATTOUXKVf! AT LAW. (lanU-n Citv, Kansas II. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ifculffc City. Knnwis. If you want Meats or IVxhtt-c, rail at I'l vkr'h pwrv, nost Wr to tlic lh rai olUi-e.

Trices as low and grxKls equal to any. If ymt wnnt Dry OmxIs, Hnt Capa. IWta nixl iIkk-s, and (JuntV Fnrnish-lnjr phkIh, call at the Blue Front bum: Do not for't to enll on Inge Bros, hen you go to (ianten City, IfyoHWPiita good pair of Heavy Jiivft liornes t-all on J. F. Arthur, ut tlic I-liie Front Flore.

Carter at Harden City, have a large HHSortmunt of DaiVd wire. If you wnnt to rent an ofliw on Main street call on Jons AttTin n. It would 1 surprising to seo the amount of goods that Inge Una are rhipping to tlanlen City and Fyrneiise, Kansas. If you want a gxx1 cheap horse call on Joiim Ahtim r. If you mnst have Dai lel ire fail to see Carter at Garden City.

If yon are thinking of locating in our city and want any good business lots, east front, call on John Arthur, at Blue Front Store. Ftoves, Wagons, Buggies, Pumps and Farm Implements by the Car load at Carter Garjlcn City, Kansas. If you want a fine single driving mare, buggy and harness call on John Arthur, at Blue Front Flore. Thank9. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hinges wishes to express their thanks to the jx'ople of Hai tland for their kind attention and sympathy during their late sad bereavement, in the loss of their only son, Carl Adolf. Yesterday on the street we noticed seven wagons loaded with lumber going south. On inquiry we learned that they were bound for Bear creek and expressed themselves as highly pleased in trading at Hartland, as they could buy luml)CT at less prices than at any other town on the road and save fifteen miles of travel. The merchants of Hartland are a solid class of business men.

There is not a house in town but what orders by the car load, giving the customers the advantage of the difference in the freight The goods are all bought for cash and buyers of all Unds of goods will do well to look at the Hartland market before bnying in other towns. Died, on Sunday, February 21st, Carl Adolf Hinges, aged fifteen months, after a short illness, of conjestion of the lungs, only son of Henry and Anna Hinges. The remains were intcred in the Hart land cemetery, accompanied by a large number of friends. Ere fa could hf.rm, or oorro Uulc, Hrath came with friendly core; Tlic cprUwr bu to brvon conrrrol, Aad iie 1. ijusi tr fci 1.

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k-aHl in -ur Li i.i'-e ill 1 It i Hiure we ca" r.f. n- lion of our r.Kkrt tLe nat fan XIU t4 Cte G. 5L II vrtr, of Dodge City K. Cravens an r.e of oar bkh.1 proraiuetit Larvlwsre Tvkuit- rvtnrnftl Una? after a vit of a week to oil liaie, V.tv, Kscaa. Mr.

proprietor of the H.rt- larl Uum', is crowded every tight It i i idctit we mis: have wore botch awnnmo-lkte public. For Jte li'iTjl extended to us by the cituens of Hartland, V- ..1,,. siiHvre thaiiks. (Kimon. The Ft John Liimln-r tssinpany hasdfiikl t- ri'nhve the tk of Lukin to HarthunL They ill come, b.ii-liii-M a hat is cifeeting them all inland Flash, laiikcrs, arc alxmt to cmt a more cotnmodioii bank building that will equal any tili-fice of the kind in the valley, in the near future.

W. H. Wilkinson, of Hutchinson. Kansas, arrival in town on Thursday with several car of men handise for his new More, hich ill Ik? opened in a few days. W.

S. Handy, the town company's agent, is a credit to the company hej rcpixscnts. He is gentlcmaidy and cr.iitileoiis to nil who have business transactions with him, Tha Metres. Carter. Taylor.

Arthur and Dillon invaded our santiuiu on Wednesday. It is unnecessary say that business suspiiided (luring their pleasant vi.iit Ftifl rails will le laid fnm HarU land to Texas inside of six Months. We have no baloon enterprises in our town. The, surveyors for this ro.ul will start out Monday. Windelschafcr fc Kaufman, one of our largest wholesale and Mail dealers in general merchandise, have lecn making extensive iniprovcments in their store reuctitly.

Mr. Grason, of Hutchinson, has erected a very fine livery barn south of the amd. He al- keeps a full supply of all kinds of feed for the ac commodation of our settlers. Every train arriving here brings dozens of new settlers to Hurthmd The new scttlcra have found out that a grod town on the lino of the road is what they want, hence the come to Hartland E. Dudley, one of the largest general dealers in merchandise, removed his stock of goods from Lnkin this week to Hartland.

We nrc not surprised as merchants soon learn where the trade is, Thirty teams came in from the south on Friday. They left loaded with all kinds of goods purchased from our merchants. How is this for Hartlaiid's trade? It is just as we told you it would be. J. A.

Wiekersham, one of our most prominent real estate dealers, left this week for his former home in Indiana, We wish him a pleasant trip and a safe return his many friends in Hartland. Mr. E. S. Snow has located his lumlicr yard in a very convenient part of the town and close to the canal, thereby saving considerable expense, as boats loaded with lumber can run close up to his yard.

The Palace resturant, conducted by Mr. Day, are of the most fastidious establishments west of the Missouri river. He is doing a goml business, and crowds can be seen waiting for their turn to get meals. The Hon. C.

J. Jones, of Garden City, and a large numlxr of the business men of that enterprising city arc expected to visit our town this evening. We welcome the boys and shall give particulars of their visit in our next issue, A. L. Ttivers, annex pencil pusher, who made a fortune in the newspaper business in this Stale, came west and located at Hartland nnd engaged in the grocery trade.

He offers immense bargains to the public. It tikes a knight of the quil to do things up iu shape II. P. Myton, of Garden City, has bought a half interest in the Lecman addition to Hartland, north of the railroad. This is a valuable property and will soon I doted over with business and resident buildings.

If. P. Myton knows wiiere ana when to play ins cards end generally holds four aces when there is any woVvy in the pot, A. J. B- llssiiX iiauilli, CtLio.

i-J hi our a. In ca V- octJai J. IL I'irui- kc4 rcy JNpers- rg the jmlike of ll-at- Can UUU coonty are 'J! uai to jg-wii is sprijig. Mr. MyVm in limn talking aT L' inurcst ia the Mytna 4 Lwmau Fniit R.

S. Xi crw in this RKaing tit worth of Ut lot. A Tnion clam alxnit ti of htouc The Sjiire is tul Cfty fitt high. Mr. BlakoWnm.of Ialiana.is in town titin; Lis iKn-in-Iaw, J.

A. Wi luTsiiain. Charley Colter, one cf tlic r.Kt exjieritnoo! taUie bk-d, In town tbit k. C. 11 Lam Ca lias luul a new cmtf in famtof llK-ir mammoth Var Jo'mson, of Osfonl Ftun-mcr eotinty, Kansas, is in town looking rtp a location.

M. F. Culver, one of the prominent attorneys of Coxilidge, made us a pleasant (all Unlay. Tlic Madison House is doing a rushing business and will be enlarged in a few days. Dr.

Kit hards thinks this is the aradisc of the world for invalids. We agree with you doctor. W. M. Fiiiip proprietor Commercial House of Nickcrson, is stopping at the Madison House, A lost jMiekctlMKik is advertised in the xtoflicc Who says wo haven't a honest postmaster.

We have two good hotels, the Malison mil the lUrtland Houses, and two more building. Several new sets of harness left the establishment of IL Young's harness shop yesterday, J. C. Kmery, the village blacksmith, sounds his melodious notes from early dawn till dark. Mm.

M. P. Cowan, of Burton, Kansas, in town looking cp a location for a first class hotel. Mr. Uiehard Gageri, one of our enterprising grocer, has put a neat hide walk in front of his store, Commissioner Lecman, Supt XiikiTHon, ii.

1 Myton made us a pleasant Cidl this morning. Mr, Handy's livery Udilc is kept busy; ho turns out some of the finest teams of any stable in the west. Mr. J. P.

Arthur is an expert in In handling the ribbons; his team is one of the lest seen on our streets. Bone Brothers, the lightning real estate ng nti, are doing a profitable business. Success to the boys. Mr. Handy's livery stable is kept busy.

He turns out some of the finest teams of any stable in the west E. S. Snow, of the south 3ide lum-l)cr yard, will soon have a carriage as sample of some coming for sale. In a few days the Hartland band will receive their new uniforms. How is that for a six months infant town.

The farmers of the southwest ill find Hartland fifteen miles shorter distance than any other town on the road. Misses Eva Walton, Hattie Carter, and Aliic Rude made us a pleasant call Thursday afternoon. Call again girls. Dozens of teams can lx? seen going south daily, loaded ith nil kinds of goods making our merchants feel happy. Over twenty new buildings arc now under way and the carpenter's hammer can be heard from early dawn till dart Mr.

Windelschafcr left for the east on Saturday morning for the pur pose of buying several car loads of merchandise, E. Graves Son, hardware dealers in this town, returned here after a pleasant visit to Erin, Kansas, their former home. A. II. Fisher and J.

A. Graves, two of our enterprising farmers from the south, was in town Monday doing their trading. Mr. C. P.

Allison has erected a handsome office at his lumiicr yard and is now prepared to attend to his manv customers. Walton are selling an emmense quantities of real estate daily. Their office is on Main street, in the Blue front W. F. P.

Delamatcr is erecting a fine building on the Main street which he intends occupy ns a first clans 3nig in r. EXCELLlIXT AmMM0DAT10N; Luxated on ProdwaT, Cue Ekvk West of Mia Ft HARTLAND, KANSAS. THE HARTLAND Paint Shop! AH kinds of riousn, signs, Carriage Work 1KNE IX AX ATIFT1C MANNER. CormT Main and Broadway, D. D.

UOM1NH, Contractor -aXD- Builder. STORK WORK A SPECIALTY. Kansas. Ceo. DcWalcrs, IM- DRUGS Paints, Oil, Glass, etc.

GARDEN CITY, KANSAS. Joe. Donovan, ShavinQ Hair Dressing AM) SIIAMPOONING, at the City Drug Store. llnin pill In Onler on Sli'irl Nollec. Brown Merritt, CONSRACTORS -AND BUILDERS.

Khtimntes Furnished ami Work Guaranteed HARTLAND, KANSAS. 11 3h a 51? ill III ell a' hi -4 3 cn rt CD 0 4 0 i C. E. LAUCK PIONEER LUMBER YARD Hartland, -Dealers in- Lumbor, Iktith, Sliinnlos. Doors, Sash, Posts, Hair, Gomont, otc, otc.

We only ask our Old Friends and New Ones to give a Call Beforo Purchasing Elsvwhcrc We have a HARDWARE- wliich K-c will 11 Below CUST lo CIoh out. HOS FOKfiKT Till! I'LAC'E. C. Ii. LAUCK CO.

SUN-SET MlLLxS, Roller System! -GE0. ft. HOOVER Dodge City, Kansas. Some of the Principal Brands: "Silver Leaf," "Climax," "Bouquet." The three best Brands made in the Stato. Crahani Flour, Corn Ileal and Chop Feed Constantly on hanL The highest Market Prieo paid for Wheat, deliver-! at the Mill Orders Solicited, and Correspondence as to Pries and Quality of Flour promptly attended, to.