Haven Independent from Haven, Kansas • 4

BUSINESS LOCALS. PERSONAL NOTES THE I1II1IT. LOOK HERE LOCAL Broom drill Saturday night. 13W 1 I II S-armers Look Hare. Do you want to negotiate a loan at 8 per cent, straight, no commission, 20 second mortgage, with interest payable annually, and with the right to pay any amount at any time with rebate of interest, or to pay off the whole loan without any bonus! With a mortgage free from all the cut-throat clauses so common to the lean companies; with principal and intersst payable in legal tender, not gold coin? Then come and see us.

We have the money. We make our cwn examinations. We will take pleasure in telling you all about these and many other features to numerous to mention. Steamship, tickets scldto aHpirts of the world. Bail-road tickets sold from Chicago to New Yoxk Eastern points and on Euroean Railroads.

Drafts drawn on over 500 banks in Europe and America. Money transferred by cable ur changed into roar, 0 f. 1 1 ropean, Asiatic and South American Countries. Fire and life insurance written in the best Companies. WINNE WINNE.

Court House Buildinj, Hutchinson, Kansas. PENSIONS TIIE DISABILITY BILL, IS A LAW. Soldiers Di-iibltd Since the War are Entitled Dependent vttows and parerts now whose sons from euectsof irrnv service se inclv.dcd. I yc vour i hrm ijxvuuv saccesjlu.lv prosecuted," I Ml rtf fi I i' attaress JAJifco 1 JLuhli, Lati Commissioner of Richard Soper was seen on out streets e2terday. Sheriff Jones was in town on official business yesterday.

W. Lc Hamlm of Hutchinson, was transacting business here last Saturday. Mrs. Delia champ started for Fort Kipley, Minn. thi3 morning, where she wiBvisit for four cr Iflve? weeks.

Henrie Hillmar called in yesterday and subscribed for three papers for friends in other portions of the state. Mr. A. S. Vance a grain dealer from Hutchinson, was down Tuesday and purchased a car load of oats cf H.

P. Reed. Mr. Wm. Murphy of near Ycder his this week, to Mr.

Yoder a brother cf Valentine Yoder. Mrs. Milton Chapin was called to Avon, 111. Sunday, having received a telegram that her father was not ex pected to live. Henry Sillmar has had H.

G. Arkerbower arrested for cutting trees on is place, the trial in set for Sat-uaday at Hutchinson. C. W. Astle shipped thres car loads of hogs and one of cattle this morning, he paid -4 cts.

for the hogs. Harry Astle and C. W. Skelton also shipped 2 car loads of cattle each, of their own feeding. Mr.

Samuel Williams and his daugh ter Mrs. N. B. Henderson left for their home in Iowa Monday evening. Mr.

Thomas Henderson and G. M. Wilson accompanied them as far as Hutchinson. Mrs. R.

Astle left for Carthage Mo. yesterday morning, where she will visit her daughter Miss Bertha and Mrs. Lang for several weeks, she went to Burrton, and took the Frisco line to avoid laying over in Wichita. Bev. P.

S. Nealey of Hutchinson, Colporter for the American Bible society, has been making a canvass of our town and says he found 41 families, had bibles except two, but there was three families that had no other books only the bible. J. C. Pierson agent for the Western Wheel Scraper Co.

Aurora 111. former ly of Mt. Pleasant Iowa called at our oflj.ee yesterday Mr. Pierson is looking after the roads and a road Machine tor Haven xownsnip. Ana nas ai proposition to make to the Tp.

Board and Taxpayers of Haven township which wa think they would do well to accept. Courtship In Japan Sir Edwin has been en joying an interesting trip through the li No. NcrOi Main Rt. ft 1 Kii tiwflmmm. nk 21 13 WOEETNG THE NEW IRISTOTfPE PROCESS.

Something Entirely New. We Invite All to Cal at the Gallery and See the New Work. MEAT M-ARKET. MYERS, Prop. Keeps constantly on hand a Good Supply of Fresh and Salt Meats.

Also Lard which he sell? at the LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICES Consistent with Business Principles. IT CURES in man: THE A I0W1PLE' 4. REVOLUTION mm. ON FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, INCLUDING ALL STAPLE ARTICLES, S1E MUiiEl BY AVAILED Y00H8RF OF OUR REDUCED PRICES. THE INCREASE ALREADY SHOWM 111 OUR CASH SALES-IS PRACTICAL PROOF T3AT 003 PRICES ARE APPRCIATED.

We confidently expect a much great er increase just as it becomes more widely known that we ara really sel ling cheaper than any other House. An investigation of our prices will be to the advantage of every one need ing DRY GOODS or GROCERIES. you will be sure to get the largest return for your money-Come in and see our BARGAINS, we are drepared to meet all competition and go it one better. Yours to please. TALBOT BROTHS Haven Kansas.

I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SUPPLY OF COAL, Including Cannon City, Robinson Lump, McAl- ester and other kinds, which I sell at BEDROCK PRICES. I will also pay the highest market price for fat HOGS and CATTLE. W. ASTLE AT PFSTOFFICF HAVEN KAN. Kates 1 ,50 per day.

Centrally located. Hotel Midland. JSThe best hotel for the price in the state. All modern conveniences. E.

Stotts, Proprietor. IIutcMuson, Kansas. tt. I wili offer for COIl! COIL! MU LBtdlUbL a. i Iff i' i Li) 1 -U V'Vr' AILMENTS' OF AHD RHEUMATISM SCIATICA BITES CUTS LUWBAG3 NEURALGiA STINGS BRUISES HAS TEST STOOD THE OF Ignorance of the merits of De Witt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune.

These little pills regulate the liver' cure headache, dyspepsia, bad breath, constipation and biliousness. Stcalabarger The Druggist. Subscribe for tie Independent. Stoalabarger has school bocks for sale. 20 lbs.

of granulated sugar for $1,00 at J. II. Paynes. All package coffee's 20 cts. per lb atJ.

R. Paynes. CJi at Robert Borchert and tee that set of harness, saddle, and pair cf shoes, that some one is going to get for nothing. Our experience covers many ills, many pills and many bills. Onr ills arc smaller, our pills ar? smaller and our bills are smaller when we use De Witt's Little Early Risers, Stoalabarger The Druggist.

Harness, saddles, collars, whips and robes at Borehert's. FIVE STYLES OF SULKY AND GANG PLOWS CAN BE SEEN AT VANZANDT AND SONS HUTCH. You can. purchase boots and shoes cheaper of Robt; Borchert than you can in the cities. You don't want a torpid liver.

You dont want a bad complexion. You dont want a bad breath. You don't want a headache. Then use De Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. Stoalabarger the Druggist.

MANY KINDS OF LISTERS INCLUDING THE WORLD BEATER the EAGLE at VanZandt and Sons HUTCHINSON" KANSAS-- Bobert Borchert is receiving a large supply of harness, saddles, bridles, cellars, whips, sweat pads, and all kinds of strap goods for the spring trade. J. F. Myers, at the meat aiarket, is always ready to pay the highest market price in cash for hydes. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW STYLES OF LISTERS and SPRING GOODS at VanZandt and Sons Hutchinson.

All parties knowing themselves in- debted.to Robert Borchert are request ed to call and settle. "An honest pill is the noblest work of the apothecary." De Little Earry Risers cure constipation, biliousness and sick headache. Stoalabarger The Druggist. Fifteen styles of cultivators at VanZandt and Sons Hutchinson Kansas. Borchert is going to havejlin a large stock cf harness and saddles for the spring trade.

See him and get prices. What measures are you taking to stop that cough? Let us suggest DeWitts Cough and Consumption Cure. It is infallible. Stoalabarger The Druggist TT Buy your dry goods and groceries of the old reliable J. R.

Payne. You may cough and cough and cough and cough and cough but you will not, if you take De Witt's Cough and Consumption Cure. Sfoftlabarger The Druggist. n. t- lx A.

paw L- Htt cor-iprvjy. i Eight foot Aremot'-r; fciiranteetl to be the equal of any ten foot wheel made. Thirty days trial to prove the truthfulness of this assertion allowed every purchaser. Hutchinson Hardware Implement company. It is an eatablished fact that t)e Witt's Little Early Risers have enormous sale, and why? Simply because they are pleasant in taking and happy in results.

A pill for the multitude. Stoalabarger. The Druggist. J. R.

VanZandt Sons Tlie big implement dealers of Hutchinson are again unloading 4 ear loads of listers stalk cutters and cultivators, Of Interest to the Farmer. The McCormick Harvester Co. are the only Manufactures of Binding Twine not in the trust. Western Headquaters 15 Second avenue west Hutchinson, Kan. Geo.

Turbush manager. Hesitate a Moment. The M. E. Society will give a general supper with oysters included at the rate of 20 ets.

It will be held on the 22nd. inst. There will also be a "taffy pulling" in connection. Let everybody come cut and have a good time and get some "taffy" Mrs. Jno Eddie Jessie Ash President.

S2cretary. A Free Ride. Purchase a suit of clothes or overcoat at the Wanamaker Brown clothing agency, in the Woodard block 1st avenue east, Hutchinson, Kansas; and your railroad fare from Hayen to Hutchinson and return will be credited on the suit of clothes you purchase. L. ScmxLESG, Gen'l Sales Agent for eastern houses.

Hogs sold in Wiehit, yesterday as high ai 1,45 per hundred Iterr ember the broom ad fan drill Saturday night promises to be a grand entertainment. We are glad to learn that Mr. Thomas Yates is improving, with fair prospects of getting up soon Kavofi Literary will meet on Fri day night this week. There was no meeting last Saturday night on ac count of the inclement weather. John L.

Sullivan the pugilist was in Wichita, Tuesday. He was received with as much honor as though he was president of these United, States. Robert Borchert is having an in creased trade, by his offer to give away a set of harness, a saddle, and a pair of shoes call at his store and see the goods. At the preliminary rial of Wisler for shooting Hollister he was held for murder in the second degree and is now in jail waiting his turn in the district court. The Congregational society g.r-3 building an addition to the eld school binding and will fit it up for a parsonage.

Messrs Bennett and Senroek are doing the work. On Monday Bir. H. A. Longman and J.

P. Ferris changed houses. Mr. Ferris moved into the Hotel and Mr. Longman into the house formerly occupied by Mr.

Ferris. Boened Saturday night Feb. 6th to Mr. and Mrs. W.

It. Humphrey a a fine large boy. W. R. says his rest has been disturbed to some extent already by the music of the new comer.

Mr. John Schoepf had a 30 foot steel tower, 8 foot wheel, aermcter wind mill put up this week, that will beat elbow power all to peaces raising water. The Hutchinson Hardware company had the work done. Mrs. Heme living in Albion Township met with a severe accident last Sunday morning.

By falling, her left foot was dislocated backwards. This is a very serious accident especi-for a lady of her age. Dr. J. W.

Hut-ton was the attending Surgeon and reports favorable progress in the case, none need hesitate to seek the advice of Dr. Hutton in Surgical or general practice. The little folks had a round at the birthday surprise party business, this week. Miss Delia Astle was eight years old Monday, and after school hours her little girl friends to the number of sixteen met at Mr. Talbots store and went over to the C.

W. Astle residence in a body. Miss Delia re ceived a number of nice presents. Mrs. Astle had prepared a supper for them and no doubt the little ones en joyed themselves immensly.

On complaint of C. V. Yoder, Squire A stle had warrents issued Monday tor the arrest of a couple of men giving their names as, William Syfert and W. M. Reelander.

Charged with breaking into Mr. Yoder's house and stealing a pair of shoes and a razor. The case was tried before Square Astle Monday afternoon, neither the State or de fen dents hr.d any council. After tli3 esses on behalf of the exfirruoed, trie co defendants seperaitd ai 1 heard what the other had sworn to, truur stories wen conflicting; thai they criminated therose bond was placed at $250 's. Their absence of which they were taen to Hutchinson, by constable's McKinley and Miller and lodged in jail.

Mr. Asa Coggswell of Kansas City, Md. an old acquaintance and friend of the editor called on us last Saturday. Mr. C.

and his little ten year old girl are giving musical concerts on the Mandolin and Guitar. They expected to render thstr program in Haven, Monday night but could not procure a hall or any suitable place for giving their entertainment. We feel confident those' who appreciate nmsiaof the highest order would have been exceedingly well pleased could they have heard them play. We hope they may erelong eome this way aain and we assure them a hearty welcome. They spent Sunday with Mr.

Coggs-wells brother out cn the Doty farm and left on the evening train for Burrton, where they gave the'r concert Monday ABirthday Surprise Given in honor of R. Astle's 55th birthday, on 4th, was a grand success. Dick was off to town, and when he got home he found the following neighbors presen: John Eddy Mr. and Mrs. W.

T. Stoalabarger, Mr. and Mrs. R. O.

Slay tun, Mr. an Mrs. F. P. Maguire, Dr.

andMrs. J. H.Ballou, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Charter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ch arte, Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Sawyer, Mrs. House. Mrs.

Astle presented her husband with a fine silver ease watch. After talking over old times we were invited to supper with the table groaning under the lead of oysters chicken and many ether things to numerous to mention. After which Music and games followed until 12 o'clock. "When we departed for our homes after wishing Mr. Astle many returns of his birthday.

One who was present. c. HA'ILIXi Editc Km S'JC hi tin? postofflue in IIavex, Kr.11.4a4, mail matter. One Year, Six Mcntus, Three MoiHli.s, ,.81.00 .50 .25 MibE-ouTi faciei aailroad. EAST.

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A'ient. When your paper has a blue mark hero it means you are behind on subscription, and we hope you will call und pay up gt ycur earliest possible conveniance. Special Club List. Independent and Nat. Eeo.

1,90 and Nor conformist. ..1,75 and Krnas Fajmer 1,75 and Topeka A dvocate. 1,75 and Toiler 1,90 and Kan. City Star 1,25 and Kan. Commoner 1,75 and Alliance Gasett 1,75 and Glob Democrat 1,75 Haven Markot.

"Wheat 65 to 70 Corn, per bu .....28 Oats, 25 Potatoes, 60 Butter, per lb 15 Eggs, doz 14 Live fetock. .....4 to $4,10 Cattle, 2 3,00 Litterary Program for Friday Eve. Resolved: That circumstances have mora to do than education in forming character. Affirmative. A.

L. East and C. A. Hamlin Negative Dr. Hut ton and James Hadley.

Song Mr. Hamlin. Recitation Mrs. Cochran. Dialogue.

Recitation Jennie Thorp. Recitation Edgar Harris. Duet Jessie L. Ash and Hattie Thorp. Recitation Herbert Ash.

Dialogue. Recitation Pearl Stoalabarger. Quartette. Recitation A. L.

East. Query Box. Committee. L. Music.

I will be in Haven, regurarly every Saturday to give music lessons on the piano or organ. Those desiring to take lessons now. or as soon as school closes will do to call on me at the Haven House. Organs satisf actoraly repaired, cleaned, and properly adj-sted at reasonable prices, L. W.

Chittenden. South Hutchinson, Kans, Seaboard Prices. By reason of lha fact that I combine the full lines cf the great leading importing houses, thus bringing the seaboard importer's stocks to the west, you have rirrht here in the west the full advantages of eastern seaboard prices, which means a large saving in the cost of clothing and the best tailor made suits. Very respectfully, L. SCJIILIiTNG, Gen'l Saler Asrent for Eastern Houses.

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The Coming Climax United States, has mads a careful Six Styles Of Stalk CUt-study of the conditions which lU-a at Van7andt and Mustang Liniment penetrates the muscles, mem- it will save many doctors 2 zee, and 1.00 bolt! 5. Neat and Clean. 25 Sleeping Kooms. The Hotel Clarendon. The Best Dollar a Day House in the State.

IA. "Li. lAasters, Proprietor. No 123 North Main Street, Ilutchihson, Kan. CHASE SLATER LAV AND CLAIMS COMPANY, 1331 St.

Northwest, Washington, D.C in the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of Claims, all the Ex-ucitive Departments and before Congress. Collection of claims for Indian Depredations a altyv 1 ension Cases Prosecuted. Patents 1'romptlv Secured. Carefu: atterfoc given to all classes of Laud Cases. .1, uufHUy 3 if IT CUFES ir: beast: tsasru FOOT ROT SC.1EW WGRH SC5TCh3 SPAVIN HOLLCV HCRI SHOULDER ROT WIVD GALLS SW1NEY rpncriincr trie sent of disease.

in any other liniment. The Kaiser or iMecnanic cannot should be kept in every 1 txJ miles West and 3 Range 55 on ff AftF II i i i a 1 i i-tt I lb FARMO DIPLEME'iTS. TWO WALZING CULTIVATORS. ONE HARROW, Ircn frae. ONE DISC HARROW, 20 inches, 14 disc.

ONE CHAMPION MOWING MACHINE. ONE HAY RAKE. ONE GO-DEVIL. FOUR SETS OF HARNESS. ONE PL A NO BINDER, in good condition- NOON.

l. ij in I V- I I I 1 ill AW Vi I1--'1 1 if hranpsand tissues, the.reriv 5 which is a property not found nousewite, rarmer, oiock afford to be without it. i. to i iV.VA AAA ukmki Sale on my Farm, 4 A 11 I housenoid ior emergencies, i bills. Fcr sale everywhere at in id, It 2 UJ i miles South of Haven, Sec.

24, Tp 25, cribed property to-wit: govern tha family in J.pan and em- bodies his ideas in a paper called 'Love a and Marriage in Japan" in the Feb. number of The Cosmopolitan. The article is illustrated by the quaintest possible Japanese sketches running down the sides and across the bottom of each page. An excellent photograph of W. D.

Howoll3, Gc-rres a froritii- his writer of iction is reviewed in tho same number bv JT. TT Bovpenn plans University, drives s. most prae A parser for parents cn t) i carccns Gf tho fumous Attwooi. to his early farm days, and tells of the "Pets and Sports of a farmer Boy" The petroleum industry fully illustrated; An Afgan Story by Archibald Forbes; The Stcry of theBrazill-ian Republic by Adams late Minister of that country; and The Leading Amateur of the TJnited States in photography, are other leading articles of the month. A Big Concern.

J. H. VanZandt Sons the big Implement firm of Hutchinson are again astonishing the country by the amount of goods they are buying for spring trade. Many styles of cultivators, and Plovys. Six styles of Sulky and Gang Plows can be seen at the large establishment corner of Main and 2d ave.

They last season shipped more goods than any firm in Kansas and they report that they are preparinff lor heavier trade thi3 coming season. They are buying in such heavy lois, direct from fact-cries and can mate the lowest prices in Reno Co. It will pay all wanting anything in their line to see them Advertised Letters. The following list of letters remain unclaimed at the postouice, Haven, Kansas, during the month of January 1892. Smith L.

O. Sherrett Mr, Albert. Warner Mr. C. Steeber Miss Lizzie, Wilson Mrs.

Mary Persons calling for any of the above letters, say advertised. C. W- Astle p. m. Notice O.E.S.

The members of tha Eastern Star will please send in all the rituals belonging to the order, as they must be sent away this week. This is ur- gent. Leave with Mrs. Ballou, cr at the Drug Store. a i WW of horses.

Hi THREE BROOD MARES. OXE SPAN OF HORSES, weight about 1300 each (well matched.) OSE SPAN OF FOUR-YEAR-OLD WORK HORSES, weight about 1100 each. ONE THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT, (broke.) OXE POXY, gcod single driver. TWO YEARLING COLTS. TWO LAST SPRING'S COLTS.

'Vi TWENTY -THREE STEERS, coming three-year-old. TWENTY-FIVE COWS. Balance ycusg stock. FORTY HEAD OF HOGS. TWO FA2M WAGONS.

ONE SPRING WAGON. ONE RIDING SULKY PLOW, Cas- sady. TWOV A.LKING PLOWS, one 12 and one 14 innh. 1 0 FREE LUNCH AT- Nine months' time without interest if paid whin due, otherwise 10 per cent, from date. 10 per cent, discount for cash on all sums over $5.00.

On all sums of $5.00 or less cash in hand. J. H. MARSHALL. J.

P. McCORMICK, Auctioneer. 4.