The Weekly Record from Haven, Kansas • 4

r. A. H. ROBINSON, Tj THE WEEKLY RECORD. Aclmit-teol to Mail at Pnnnl Tl-- By J.

V. HOW DEK. 1 4 Friday, 'February 7, 1896. li prl'i 1 At 1 -H It'- I I I li Yi ri tj '3 PERI 1 if-'-if il -'i 7 iM Jt o- TTANTED: Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Kansas for established, rplinhlp ivv. Mr a i GOING OF I BUSINESS On Monday, January 20th, 1896, I shall commence to Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries.

at absolute cost. I BAIKD. Gash Store, Mt. Hone. ICs.

close out -my Entire Mittens, Hosiery, mean businesss. I ftZS22 3 55 S-iiiiiTLES, wrilr.g. tTXX- H. i RUFFLES, 4 1 CUTTE3. fell IIS "Witli TTalnnt cr Antique Oak Woodwork cisiit styles.

IpIIFEOIOfl WffiflW. SHIPPED OH 30 DAYS APPROVAL AGENTS WAKTS3 in tzsoccupied territory. "Writ for eg ago Sewing mach Wilcox Block, Corner Main and Slier- man streets, Hutchinson, Kan. At home ofiice Thursday, Friday a ad Saturday of each week. Dr.

ll binson will be in Haven, at Dr. Wenzel's office, on the following dates during 1890. Feb. 18, "June 9, Oct. 27.

Mar. 17, July 7, Kov.24, Apr. 14, Aug. 4, Dec.22. May 12, Sept.

1 and 29, Taeth extracted without pain by the use of any known anesthetic. At Commercial Hotel, Mt. Hope on Mondays: Feb. 10 and 24. Mar.

9 and 27, Apr. and 20, May 4 and 18, Jun. 1, 15 29. The Only LEADER BARBER SHOP. Miller Muck, Artists.

Opposite Fcstoffice, west of East's. Sharp Razors! Good-" Work! Drop in and see us when vou want a good, easy shave or a fashionable hair cut. Sat faction guaranteed. J- I VAUGHN, CONFECTIONER, AND DEALER IN Cigars, Tobaccos, -Candies, Fruist, Nuts: Btc. COLD L0.KC.-lES- SE1WEB.

H. P. REED, ill Pays the Highest Possible Price for and -other Grdins, and farmers will find him Always in the market Coal cheap for Cask W. IIUTTOK, Physician and Surgeoti, HAVEJT, KANSAS Urill engage in the General Practice of Medicine, with Surgery and Obstet-ficks for Special work, E. SAMS, Physician and Surgeon, KAVfiN, KANSAS ftlce at Payne's Store Jjtl.

riciiaKd wekzel, Physician and Surgeon, Has located at Haven for tte prac-t ice of his profession, and invites a share of public patronage. Speaks German, French and English. Office in Heinrichs' building, three doors north from depot Dec 25 II. BALLOU, Physician and Surgeon. Having returned to Haven for the purpose of resuming the piactice of medicine, I invite tuy former patrons and friends, and others to give me a Ofiice at Lenhart's drugstore JjflRED, TV.

CASKETV Attorney at -Law. Special attention to Bad and Litigated titles, tax road law and and Corporation Practice. Opposite Court House, Hutchinson, Boots and Shoes Repaired. vrOTICE I am the only practical Hr-rness Maker in this town and 1 carry a full line of Harness repairs. Give iue a calL All work warranted.

Shot) in Burgess' store. A. F. BURGESS. (The STeiBeler, ilerpalrs watches, clocks and je vniry.

Makes a specialty cf neat riig" work. Will sell you a watch at -manufacturers prices. All work guaranteed to be first-class rjor no go. Office with East on the corner. Get vour repair work done at home, save good money Salary $780 ana expenses.

Stead tvw sition. -Enclose reference an I 'L-addressed stamped envelope. Dominion Company, Third Floor, On- mm ouiiaing, unicago. Haven Eocal Markets. Corrected up to Each Friday Morning-.

Cattle Steers Shipper, $3.50 3,00 OX 3.00 totockers COWS shirmprs Hosts. Wheat, per bushel, i50 corn, ear, per bushel, 151 loi 12i 10 4 50 snenea, Butter, rjer'nonnd Eggs, per dozen, Chickens, per pound, hens, Potatoes, per bushel, cuai, nor tun, TO Produce wanted at Talbot's. Paints, oils, elass anri rmttv at. Tnc Astle's. Buy a new bllffcrv or srrino- wacrnn nf 0 Jt os.

Astle. Eight boxes grease 2o cents at Borciierfc's Buy your wife a washing machine at Talbot's. Another snowy blizzard came along' ast night. Buy your window shrdes of Jewell. at Mt.

Hope. J. H. Marshall has bought the Lid Cox property. Miss Amy Astie clerking hi her 17 varieties of window shades at Je Mt.

Hope. A nicy line of straw matting at Jewell's, at Mt. Hope. 25 cent broom for 15 cents at Borcheri'sV For Sale, a good milch eow to come fresh next month. A.

McGowan. ATI Package Coffee 2 for 45 cents. Monday was voucher day for the saviours of the country who draw pen sions. The mills all notified dealers to add 20 cents a hundred weight to "be price of licur. Miss Rhodes, of Hutchinson has been visiting with Mrs.

E. F. Gilmore this week? J. Lee ward is a full-fledged granger now, being "afc home" on his Valley township far 160 acres of land to rent for oats Seed furnished if desired. Inquire of C.

Astle, Haven, Kansas. Why not bring us in those cobs you want to swap for the Becokd, or the dollar you ought to trade for it? W. O. Lenhart and James Parvin have been in town a few days of this week, taking an invoice of stock. Every kind of fine shoes, -spring heel or heel, first-class custom made goods, in all styles and sizes at Borchert'Si Stot Miller now has a good horse and a bran new buggy, and is prepared to do business as it should be done.

The Epwortli League will, until further notice, meet at (:30 p. each Sunday, instead of at 6 o'clock. W. E. GASTON; Mrs.

Grindle and her grand-daughter Addie McArtliur, returned from a visit to the latter's parents at Pratt Center, Tuesday evening. Do you need any window shades I have them ranging in price from 20 cents.up, complete with spring rollers, E. W. Jewell, Mr. Hope.

Found, during the Salvation Army meetings at the Methodist church, a Macintosh cape, which the owner can get at this office by paying for this notice. The ladies of the Degree of Honor sold about 100 suppers at their leap year party Wednesday evening. The company enjoyed the occasion until midnight. Wm. McCray has moved to Barnes.

Oklahoma, where he has bought himself a claim, and will make his future home inthat land of promise. May good luck stay with him. We have made arrangements by. which we can supply a large Band, MoNally map of the world, on one side, and of the United States on the other, the marked, price of which is $5.00 and the Becoes to our readers for $2.25, cash. J.

Ed Cox and family started on Wed nest eday move by wagon their new home in the Cheyene country, where Ed has a claim. The Record is ordered to follow them, and, with their many friends, wishes them prosperity, and not too hard work. Mrs. Huldah Wittum, wife of Lu-man Wittum, died at her home in Wichita, Isansas, about three weeks ago. She will be remembered by many of the old settlers as one of the very first who located in Haven township, having come beresome time prior to the great grasshopper raid or '74.

For several years she has been a member of the Salvation Army, and died as she had lived with the whole armor on. KE. AND HALST5D AND FULTON STS. 5- pat 5 out at once. E.

E. Subscript! contract. We, the undersigned, scribe, and agree to -y i November 15th, 160V. th posit our names hereon, whey, it is understood, is to S-SO- i a 2 in defraying the cost and pr building a Church luiidi; ilia town of Haven, Reno county. The said Church Buildiri the property of and belong -First Universalist Church of i -s, Kansas," aod the' title own of said 'l'i Tiding shall vest au i the Trustees of" said "Firt IT vr3 ist Cfcmv.ia of Haven, Knnv i.l their i "-rs, forever.

-Swirl' PtuHfl HOf its ctiiiicnon C. -A -1; less than V. 1 I A ii ii Said building shall be opaaou to and subject to the use "of Any Religious Denomination desiring to U33 it, and for any other public meetings not of an immoral character, when not; in use by said' 4 'First Universalist Church ol Haven: Kansas," subject to rencai conditions to arranged by and witn such Church Trustees. The foregoing is the Contract upon which the funds thus far subscribed Ij li 1 1 I 11 i tiohed were given It is reproduced here by special request, that the uses of the buiidiuu: and the thereof may be. known to all who are interested therein.

A question his i arisen as to the purposes for which it may be let, and the co a tract while granting its use for all moral assera-; 1--1 1 al 1 rn TA3 omnnromonic f.hnro- for entirely in the hands of the Trustees, and their discretion as to terms and conditions alone can prevent its use by any moral entertainment or meeting. And as the Trustees only can control the conditions of its rental, technically they only are the judges as to the "morality- of the use or user applying for it 20 power except the subscribers has any honorable right to annul this contract in any particular. It is probable, however, that previous to its formal dedication, which may occur some time later in the present year, consent may be asked to abrogate the contract as to all meetings not of a religious, educational or social character. This is written at the suggestion of several of the active members, for the reasons stated. C.

W. Astle has opened a grocery stock in his building down street. His gcodgs are new, and he will add to the stock as rapidly as he finds what will be demanded in this market. He in- 'orrns us that his especial effort shall be to meet any Mt. Hope or other competition.

Gus Myers, in the word3 of old Scotch lady, is "sic aa hondy mon tae have aboot," helped to open and mark the profit off the goods. i mm ti Knano Brothers, of Kingman, will give a stereopticon entertainment in the Universalist building Tuesday evening, February 11th They will make a special feature of views of the war of the Rebellion, but will intersperse enough comic scenes to keep the enjoyment lively. They use a $350 calcium light lantern, and have over 300 views which they can give, The Methodists took down and cleaned their church stovepipe. Monday and though four or five men worked at the job an hour or two people living in the vicinity of the meeting house report perfect tranquillity and not a word of profanity loud enough to attract attention. One young fellow explained this phenomenon by saying "we was kind-a shamed to swear oef ore each other.1' Ms.

and Mrs. Bishop we at to Sterling Monday, wbere they will visit a while with relatives before going to housekeeping for themselves. WANTED A young lady assistant in the postoffice? Must be fair writer and willing to accept small salary for first few months. G. W.

Mas, P.M. Farmers' Institute on next Thursday and Friday. OU Catalogue. yl 'i. 13 m.

Ha 133. Coa4 Waon. 329 to 43. Gtiraad witii loatr fwutoii rw. Top BuZJoa- and rna.

Eldlaff Baddies, I MM? f5Ses Ascre' prof.t. TTe are tfc If cat itds -wt. EMpub33oppraTSl. TTtpaffrsiOiS totA wcm if no stl6fJtctrr. 3TeryttJar -r-rBtci.

Why par lJ to 969 to orur tor yoaf Writ tout own ordr. Bexlcr tr- "0 lxkXl fo rui of la chipping. WHOLESALE PRICES am bound to close Farmers' Institute A.O it Haven, Kan-3 tii and 14 th. A A. PROGRAM THURSDAY, FIESTDAYj 10 A.3fi -Opening prayer Address of Wdlcotne.

Music. Corn Culture R. Liaughlin; Alfalfi, A. Ij. Forsha.

Irrigation, J. H. Sprowl. AFTERNOON SESSION 1:30. Music Cattle, Gus.

Querfield. Willis E. Tao Future of the Horse. wm.I)ow. is ssssion, 7:30.

How may we lessen "the TEurdens of Farmers' Wives, Wf E. Gaston. Would Soiling Pay in Eeiio county, Jas. Fraser. Poultry Raising, Mrs.

Nettie. Howat-Friday Prayer. Music. How supply rough feed for "Summer and Winter, Geo. A.

Gilmore. Subsoiiing, C. W. Peckham. Soil Moisture, IT.

R. Hilton. aftekxoo sessiox, 1:30. Dairying, F. W.

Ash, S. East Farm Dairying, cC- H. Bardsher. Fruit Culture, A. M.

Switzer. 'EVBSINQ SBSSIOKj Shall we increase our farm in quantity or value? Wm. Astle. Wheat culture, C. Wilhelm.

Paper, r. Mowder. A free public dinner will he given each day at noon. All are ihvited to bring baskets well filled To Close Out My Coal will saII mv entire stock, if taken within a short time, at the. following cut prices for cash; Uanon Jity, 5 i per lou, so.u Maitland lump, i 6-00 Wier City nut, 15 400 Come at once: AsTLKi Church Notice: All Snnflav ftvenincr nreachinsr serv ices at the Congregational and Methodist churches will hereafter begin at 7:30 o'clock instead af 7 o'cIock.

O. T. WaTTENTS AUGER, ")T3ntlnrc Letter Iist. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Haven postoffice Jan. 31, 1896: Adams, SA, Rainey, WE, Elder, Mr Valley, Roger, JM, Evals, Mr Gorge.

Schroder, HenryC, Kir, UD, Selley, MiS3 Ada, Miller, JohnE. Reim, Levil), Toder, DI). When calling for the above please say "Advertised." G. W. May P.M.

A week or two ago, on the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns, the "Scottish Bard," Rev. I'alconer gave a "Scotch at Hutchinson for the benefit of the Universalist church there, in which many of the best people of the city took pajt. It was a brilliant success, and was highly praised by all the town papers, and eminently satisfactory to the large audience who paid their money to hear it; Rev. Falconer is arranging to give one herej if local talent will assist, and there is no doubt that in case he give3 it, our people will enjoy a rare treat. The dramatic entertainment given by the Mystic Club last Friday evening was very well attended, and quite satisfactorily rendered.

The play is a good oiie, ranging from sublime sentiment to an Indian fight. Byron Erwin made a very fair Hoosier Farmer, ancf the other characters were equally as well cenceied. About $15 were realized; The mind-reading seance Tuesday night was very slimly attended, but it had all the crowd it was entitled to. That is to say, it was some weak. Farmers Institute I I I I PflATTs Secretary, Elkhart EnOr SprtRS Wons, Ko.

1. vsaone. Surreys cs-ms, sga to 55 tI3, BiAgle, Dbnblo O. W. ASTLE, The Cash.

Grocer, has opened a bran new stock which he asks the public to investigate. The following is merely a starter of his "bed rock" quotations: 9 ooimds Gat Flake, 25c. 3 lbs fancy eap. peachesoc. 3 lbs fancy evap.

prunes, 25c. 1 quart kraut, 5c. All oackaee coftee, 0 cts, All calif canned fruit 2 for 25 17 lbs Granulated sugar, $1. Best coaloil. per gallon, 20c.

7 bars vv Highest market price paid for Country Produce. C. W. ASTLE, Gash Grocer-, Haven, Kansas. WANTED PL pria Poy or Gsirl In this and e'very town in the vicinity where the're is not already an agent, to sel the New York Ledger America Greatest Story Paper by the week, and act as agents Waking 2 cts on every copy sold.

Ko charge being made for unsold papers, possible risk. For full particulars call -at the office of The Recohd. Calcium light Next Tuesday night 1 Hunt up some tin And take it in. GET and be ld to think jt ti atMts, finest nnishd and Most Popular ot rnre uons- to It tou buy from rlibl nmo- tar-nrrc tha.t hftT VaBd ft reputation by hoaMt and iquar you wui xntn jgt s.ii Uadilna that is noted the world ortf lor it durability. You want ona that it i.Lat to maxtag: aod it Light Running Thar la coce La the world can equal in mechanical con struction, durability of wcrkiBgr parts, finaneM of flniah, baaut In appaa ranee, or has many improTemesxts as the Mew Homb It has Atrtla TaiWn, Deatle Pce4.

alHce en both aidaa ot caadla (ptentJ. no otbr faa4 it New Stand (Ptmttt, driving w3si tad ad justabla centers, th.ns redntinj friction tJ the minimum. WRITE FOR CiRCULAn6 THE IEW HOUE SEWING HSCHIIE CO. CTyj-ca, Mas. Bowor, Mxs.

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JjAiiis. -8eis. FOR eALC BY PATEfSTS. For Information and free Handbook wrJ ITUNN 6c Ml BttOADWAT, YoiS. Oldest bureau for aeenrin? rtnt ln Amenca.

Eyery patent taken out by us is brournt before tte public by a notice gxreu irs cr-j tic 1 1 I. tS- lAirest of any eciertlfo par' world- Spien'lidiy illustrated. Itte'lLreup rian thould be without It. g3.4K yer; 8U3 six taontha. Adlra, Ot 3Q1 Bixs.iw jj York A Sclentilic Arserisan A Agency fc5,.