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Garden City Tribune from Garden City, Kansas • 1

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City 1 MI? i HE AR-DILK 122, Ml IM iWJ.WM IUJ VOL 3 GARDEN CITY, FINNEY COUNTY, KANSAS; SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 13 1894. NO, 11 GARDEN CITY gasoline engine. committee desire to cnll special attention to the Gause pump, Mitchell PREMIUM LIST. As Awarded by the Judges nt ISSDED EVERY SATURDAY. Saved His Life feY T7SINO AVer's Cherry Pectoral The Finney County Fair for Eugene B.

Stotts, Editor. pump, Frizell pump and Fairbanks, Morse A Co's suction pump as all posses-ing rare merit, and being particularly adapted for reservoir irrigation. i the Year 1894. Department A Cium 1 "When my adopt- Rates: C. L.

Davis, brood mare Diploma ti son was seven 03 "0 HO One copy, one year Oneoopy, six One copy, throe mouths. S5 years of age, lie had as severe a cough 5 as I ever knew any- one to suffer from. He coughed luces- fintorod rt the Gardon Ci I Kansas, oostoffioc or transmission tliroasjh the "mails us aeoond-kws mutter. santly, and spit up 'J'hos. Ford Mid.

S'aodiey G. D. Buchanan A. B. we J.

Ball Committee. Taxidermy Department. Guy Norris, hauks, quails, etc. JJip Ilarrv Menke, hawks etc. 2nd Guy Norris, rabbits, Diploma Do.

lepidoptera, Park Edwards, col. native buds. A. S. Parsons half doz; onions .50 Do, best displays garden products S3 00 H.

Fant display 'ncumbfrs 5t) Experiment Station CHiiinlope 50 Thos. Dyke display watermelons 1 00 John Baker 1 bn Irish pot at cs CO Do. half bu turnips 50 II. H. liathawiiy hf bit 6 wks potatoes CO Department II, A.

Bartlett display of fruit $2 00 I 1D0 display grapes GO J. All- display plums 50 J. S. Edwards walnuts 50 J. It.

Siillwiiyou Rome Beauty apples Da limb of apples Mrs. F. B. Rich Kansas dwf plums 50 L. W.

Perkins second growth ripe strawberries E. L. Hall display ot apples 50 Department Mis. A. Bartlett best loaf of bread Keystone flour Mrs.

E. J. Fyle best loaf of bread Ermine flour Mrs. Mary Garloch best hf doz. rusks 50 Do.

ginger cake 50 mm'i thing I could think Si SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th 1894 but lie constant- ra www iy grew worse, and 1 feared tlie poor The Portfolios of the Tragic City are printed natund Photographic Colors which gives to the- Illustrations a softness and marvelous beauty of finieb never attain ed by othor publications. The Complete Series (1(1 numbers) will constitute a Large nnd beautiful Ohlung Volume. 11 inches. Illustrated. Over SCO Grand Views Specially Rerresentlng All J'rincipal Buildings, Omit Paint ing Foreign and Stale Buildings, Celebrated Statuary; General Views.

Complete Views of the. Art Calhry Character Sketches on the Midway General Views. Architectural Details. Curious Foreign Types, And ell the grand and wonderful features ot the Great World's Fair, made at the beighth of the Splendor of the World's Exposition, By a Special Corps of Artists, Including the official Photojtraphor for the U. The bent is always the most desirable.

On reciept of a 1 lb. Cap Sheaf Soda wrapper and ten cents, we will mail yon one number, or set of 1G wrappers and $1.00 will secure the complete set. Ad. Fairpurt X. little fellow would surely die.

At last, I POPULIST TICKET. L. A. Martin, draft stallion Depirtnieut A Class 2. B.

F. MoCord, st stallion Diploma Do. brood mare Department A Class 3. J. A.

Bechtelheimer, best 2 year old stallion Diploma Frd Pyle, best 1 yeiiro tilly rj. J. S. Gilson. best 1 yr old horse J.

S. Griggs best 3yr old Bullion L. A. Martin, beet 4 yr old mare Do. 3 it ii John Bilker, sucking colt $2 00 Do best two year old mare Diploma A.

Somers, best brood mare Lee Ritmgay, 2 yr old stallion Fitch best 2 yr old mare Department A Class 4. N. P. Nioholson. drivirg stallion $2 00 State Ticket.

pave him Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, being reconimpiideit to do so by the physician. This medicine gave the child speedy re- lief anil effected a permanent cure." Mrs. M. E. Debat, Liberty, Texas.

1 in 3 oyer's unerry ectoral 83 00 2 00 3 00 83 00 1 2 00 2 wkcwwva Awaros AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 'or Governor, L. D. LEVELLING. Tor Lieut. Governor, D.

I. FTJRBEOK. For Associate Justice, G. W. CLARK.

For Secretary of Shite, J.W.AMES. Foi State Auditor, VAN B. PRATHER. For State Treasurer, W. H.

BIDDLE. For Attorney Genera," T. LITT IE For State Sup'rint'nd'ut, H. N. GAINES.

"Congressman-at-Large, W. A. HARRIS. Seventh District. Speed Ring, Oct.

4th mile best J. Jewell. Lane C. Gray Arthur Matt McClurkin, Honest Bob J. Trofft, Felice Driving.

S. P. Boyer J. E. Biggs, Riot Gold Dust, Oct.

5, No. 1. John E. Biggs1, Pilot Gold Dust, H. M.

Kuox, Ribbon, No. 2. S. P. Boyer.

Nettie Thomas Dyke, Bessie D. No. 3. E. E.

Coffin, Annie Verdie, Gilbert Cole, Charlie, Oct. 6 No. 1. Mrs. M.

B. Smith brown bread 50 Mrs. S. S. Taggart best hf doz.

biscuit 50 Mis. Hettie Boyd beet wheat bread 50 J. E. Biggs, best ''riving gcilding 2 00 L. P.

Ooourod driving horse Diploma A. Somers, sucking colt $2 GO Zull Ilumuhrey best display bread For Conzreesuian, JERRY SIMPSON. County Ticket. and pastry by one exhibitor 81 00 Department J. W.

Collius dairy cheese $1 00 Mrs. Julia Terhune roll of butter. 1 09 Mrs. Hulpieu best display of butter l'Of) 'Da print batter 50 Mrs. Julia rerhuns pound prints 50 Department K.

need have Neuralgia. 'Got. Dr. Mnes-Pain Pills from druggists. 'One cent a dose." 83 (X) 2 IKI 5 no 3 Of I 85 00 3 GO 86 00 3 00 The secretary of the Elkhart Carrlatts ami Hatvis Mfg.

of Kikhart, im ihat their prices will be lower forlUi ih.Lii ever. lie wishes us to ask our renter not to purchase anything in the carriages, wagons, bicycle or they have sent 4 cents in to p4 postage on their 112 page i.a!.'-i.:H". the readers of toil paper to his suggestion- lnr the Louis fair, lo tie hckl Oct. 1st to 0th, the -A. T.

S. F. will sell at one ire, of $10.00 forthe round trip, 'liclo ts on sale Sept. 2'Jlh to Oct 6th. (iood for return up to and includ, ingOct.

8lh. C. Chapman, Agent. Annie Verdie For Representative. JAMES CRAIG.

For Clerk of Dtst. Court, G. B. UUNN. For Probate Judge, A.

0. BRADY. For Co. Attorney, J. P.

ZIMMERMAN. Sup'tof Publio Instruction, A. HURST. 'Commissioner 2ud District, R.P.ROSS. II FENCING Charlie No.

2. Ribbon, E. E. Coffin, Gilbert Cole, S. M.

Knox, Will Berry, WIRE ROPE SELVAGE. Mrs. A. Bartlett best displav of spiced fruits 50 Do. best display fruit, jellies 50 Do.

best display fruit! utter 50 Do. best display canned fruit 82 00 It will pay you to visit HiifTman and D. Gtirloeh best gal horn made PEOPLE'S PARTY MEETIXliS. OPera house Garden City Oct 20. Pleasant View, Oct 10th 7 .30 Pierceville, October 15th.

Good music and speakers will be present. All are invited to attend. Nichols for anything in the grocery line, they carry the best, which is always the best. 4 49 RAILROAD, FARM. GARDEN, Cemetery, Lawn, Poultry and Rabbit Fencing.

IH0tSAM)S OP MILES IS tSE. CATALOGUE FKKK. I'KDIGHT PAID. THE WoMULLEN WOVEN WiRE FEKCE 114, UO, X18 and 120 N. Karktt Cliioago, 111.

TANSY PILLS Jerry to Speak. Jerry Simpson will be in Garden City on the 20th day of October, at winch time lie will deliver an address at the Opt ra Dr. Caton's Reliable Compound for Ladies are Safe, Prompt, Effectual. The original only geuuine Woman's Sent direct, 81; 'sealed. Advice JOHH CEAia -Machine Repair Shon.

ree. CATON SPEC. Boston, Mass, vinegar 50 Mrs. Maiy Garloi)h jars pickles 50 Mrs. F.

B. Rieti dinplay fruit, butter 50 Mrs. C. Clmpm 111 spiced peaches 50 Mrn. D.

M. Frost cuonitiber pickles CO Do. best tomatoes pickles 50 Mrs. F. B.

Rich pickles 50 Mrs. L. Shllwagon 4 jars jelly 50 Mrs. Clements best display pickles 50 Do. best display preserves 50 Mihs Salhe Fiuniip tomato catsup 50 Do best pickled peaches 50 Department L.

Mrs. Lewis Grnut erab. worsted quilt CO Mrs. Nancy Wasson 1 quilt for quil nig CO Mrs. W.

B. Log knit.conntfrpitne CO Mrs. N. Kinnison emb. slipper case 50 Mrs.

C. B. Inge plain sewing by lady CO years old Mrs. F. F.

Murray wool box 1776 50 Mrs. J. Dunn 1 linen sampler 50 Miss Sallie Fiunnp crochet tidy 50 Gertrude Hopkius outline emb. Election 50 Hattio Boyd tatting 5 pieces 50 Try our prices and examine our Koods before buying elsewhere, nnd we will convluee you where we stand. Huffman and Nichols.

49 Horse Shoeing, House, it was witn consmerawe incon, Teaience that a date so far west could be filled, and a large crowd should greet Lun. The Czar of Kursia hits been very low bo near death hut he has ordered his subjects to pray for him Tim dispatch 'did not state whether this request was carried to Siberia or not. If so there will probably be praying done there. Every member of the Populist Central Committee, as we!) as the candidates, are aanestly requested to be present at a Meeting to be held at the mmittee iwmi at 10:00 a. m.

on Saturday October 20th. Business of vital importance is to be transacted. Do not fail to be present A Sl'EClALTY. Jepartment A Class 5. D.

S. Epler. best jack $2 00 D. Johnson, 1 pr mnle colts 1 00 Department Class 1. I.

L. Diesem, best Shnrt. Horn cow 82 00 J. R. Snoop bull 3 10 Department Clans 2.

John Simons, best Herford bull $3 00 G. A. Milhgau, host Herford cow $2 10 Do. heifer In p. Allen Lee best Herford calf 81 00 Department IS Class 3.

Norton H11lpie.11, best Holsteiu bull calf, 51 00 C. F. Miles, best Ilolstein cow, 2 00 Uep irtine it Dl 4. -Adoph Mol ett, best Jersey bull $3 00 J. Crocker best Jersey cow 2 00 J.

D. MoFall best Jersey calf 1 00 Department Class 5. G. D. Buchanan best Polled Angus bull 83 00 F.

M. Cuitler best pure English Polled-cow 2 00 Do. calf 1 00 Department Class 5. A. L.

White best lamb of 1804 81 00 H. C. Diesem best ewe 2 00 R. E. Stotts best Merino rum 2 00 L.

VI. Bland best Poland-China sow 2 00 VV. P. Eggeu best sow under 6 1110. 2 00 Department D.

VV. O. Carter trio cookwell pullets CO A. L. Listou Plymouth Uoek GO Do.

Dark Bnii.mas CO Do. Black Miuorcas CO Mrs. .1 W. Weeks pr Bronze turkeys 50 B. Parkf Lkin 50 Mr I Gngm trio Plymouth Rook Dip A.

Linton Silver SpaogloJ Hamburg Diploma W. O. Carter Bluff Coebius 50 J. D. Garl.

cli irred Plymouth Rock 50 Buff Cochiu Diploma Mrs. B. L. Stotts Light Brahmaa 50 W. B.

Parker trio Miuo.iens (outside county) 83 00 A. L. Listen bent display poul ry 2 00 Department E. T. 0.

Mitchell Wagon, Birdsell Diploma Do. Sulky plows, Oliver Do. sod plows Do. drills, Reed Bros. Do.

mowbr McCorraick Do. reaper McCormick Do. diso Excelsior Do. cultivator Reed Bros. Do.

stirring plow Standard Do. Best diwplay, 83 00 Department F. I. L. Diesem, best 12 ears yellow corn CO Do.

best cane 50 G. II. Reeves best bunch seed alfalfa A. Moliett bent stalks Jer. corn 50 W.

II. Joudra White Russian oats Dip. Do. second crop W. P.

Oowhick beat stalks red Kaffir corn 50 J. G. Koontz best bale Standard broom corn Diploma Warner Orf best I hi alfalfa seed 81 00 J. D. Garloou bent 12 ears pop corn GO A.

II. Nelson best tin wheat 50 J. E. Dawson bent German millet 50 W. H.

Faut best ilisplay broom corn Dp Geo. N'lhors without irrigation R. E. Van Hubs best display rm Satisfaction Guaranteed, Garden City, Kansas. S.

P. Bovor homemade miftens, 50 AN EVERGREEN TREE WITHOUT COST, We will send you by mail post-paid one small evergreen tree Rilnpted to your olimat, with instructions or plam ing nnd curing for it. to-nether with onr complete lint of Nursery stock. If yon will cut out this ndvertisomtnt, mark on ittiiHUHmo of tliia pnper, and hill how many and what kind of tree and plants yon would like to purchase, tnd when you wish to plant them. We will quote you lower prices on the stook you want than hade ever bsen oftured you.

WBITBAToNCE. EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Evergreen, Door Wis. No. 3. J.

Jewel, Gray Arthur, 83 00 W. H.lColeman, Skip 3 00 Free For All, Trotting and Pacing. J. Trofft, Felice 20 00 Lewis Davis, Bucephalus D. 12.

00 Thos. Dyke, Bessie D. 8 00 Miscellaneous Department. C. E.

Sexton, washing machine, Diploma Do. dish .1 Christy knives, J. G. Koontz, dozen brooms, R. G.

Churchill, Marble post. 81 00 Do. building stone, 1 00 Do. chimney top, 100 Do. grave stone, 1 00 F.

G. Bills polished buff aloj horns 1 00 Do. caee.Indian relics 1 00 N. Mk. Pogue, centipedes 1 00 E.

J. Johnsotfbee hive oorupleie 1 Ot) Do. mango peppers 1 00 Do. cayenne peppers i 00 E. A.

Brown mango pepnew Diploma J. A. Smith picture frame Do. double picture frame Do. card rec3iver C.

E. Sexton frying pan Craig Bros, handmade hammer Do. pr steel running plates Do. double edge disc knife Do. aluminum trotting plate W.

English mastiff Shep Norris pepper plant C. Kitchen papper plant, special mention ot special plant. Dinuer. The ladies of tho Christian church hereby announce that they will serve dinner and supper on election day. The bill ot fare: Roast beef and pork, vegetables, fruit and everything that goes co make up a first class menu.

At night, hot ooffee, oysters, eto. will be served to those who wish to hear election new. Notice of location will be given later on Remember that Huffman and Nichols still remaiu at the old stand, ready to serve their customers with the very best and at the lowest price. Home Seekers Excursion. Oct.

9th the A. T. Ry will sell round trip tickets at one fare, plus 82 00 to the following territories: TexiiB, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Arkansas, Tenueaee, (except Memphis) Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, (except New Orleans) to see all points on the K. C. F.

S. M. Ry. east of Springfield, (except Memphis) to Ida-hoe, east of and including Nempa, to points in New Mexico and Arizona, S. Co.

and Phoenix and Tempa. No asonig. Wo fll froi c. tulujiue at Whul iiulu Srleea. Cihli.

pxumlntttlon t.rlr biiIm. Hum nt aitmn Miss Lizzie Lathmp silk outlined emb. quilt CO Mrs A. Baird col. fancy work 82 00 Miss M.

G. Bair i no Keusiugtt emb 50 as Boll nr Hi, our at to5 name as KeniB aoll nr fnxi. ours ttm wiiod-rlms, as no; tlAnLeel. 12 njleu to i iharles Drnsell I pewter plate 150 years old CO Do. 1 pr fancy suspeuders 40 yrs.

CO H. C. Diesem 1 braided mat CO Miss Emma Cochrau arraseneemb banner CO Do. arrasene table scarf ,50 Mrs. L.

Davis 1 knit quilt 50 Mrs. J. W. Snode rag carpet 50 THE BURLINGTON ROUTE Trilla Reed silk crazy quilt 50 Mrs. N.

M. Kinnison mb, sofa cushion homemade soap CO The dealers at Garden City it is claimed will sell and ship out more than 250,000 'dollars worth of alfalfa seed raised in Finney county this year. It is time we are getting better prices and more money, eo that we here iu Scott county cnn afford the big wonder pumps and mills with wh'ch to irrigate alfalfa. Scott Co. Newi, Hear Jerry on the 20th.

A man who is called Seymore went all the way from Scott county to seethe Finney county fair. He evidently knew why he was named. Slate Journal Yes and his business. That was Lereand returned home oompVtely satis-fled, and said that the could not have gone to any other county fair in the state, and expected Seymore to soe more than was exhibited by Finney county, Ditch Meeting. All persons residing in Excelsior district, who are interested iu getting water from the Amazon ditch, will met at the south Excelsior school house, Monday evening, the 15th of October, 1891.

Come one and all and let us talk this matter over, We bHye been paying for water running down the river, long euough AGUE ROADSTER $55 Guaranteed lame at agenti (or ITS to 1100. Do. painted table cover Mrs. M. Mefford French handmade bedspread GO ROAD RACER, 25 lbs.

00 WOOD-RliVSS. OU Mrs. U. Jones Old English hand made lace 50 Benhih Condra calico quilt girl 9 years old Miss O. M.

Frederick pair babv socks Perfect Itnoa, perfect at cerln, perfect afltimtriiert, Omiruntei'd auine nitcnis aell fur lis and (185. Written warranty with evry niarhlne Kvcry time you buy a bicycle UmiiiKb an intent yon pay HKI to K60 more than onr wholesalH price for mmc qunllty. Itcostn about aa much to sell blcvclea tliroiiKh aienta and dealer, na It iloea to make them. Let prudence and economy aiiKKOt the better war ami buy from ua direct at wboleaale prtcei. Sadie Monroo glove darned girl 15 yrs.

SOLID THROUGH TRAILS Kansas City, St Joseph an Leavenworth to St. Louis, Chicago, Onuha, Peoria, St. Paul Minneapolis, WITH Dining Cars Vistibulo Room Kfclinin Chair Illustrated Catalogue free. Cycle Company, ELKHART, IND. Mrs.

0. E. Robinsou luce hnndker chief, handmnde 50 Mrs. Geo. Mack, child's dress 50 Department .0, I.

L. Diesem, display of Mi $1 00 E. J. Johnson, pair Gei man carp 1 00 Department Class 2. E.

J. Johusou uomb honey 81 00 PER WEEit FOR Final limit for return 20 days from date of sale. Stop overs will be granted in either direotion at auy point on the lu of the A. T. S.

F. and G. C. products 83 00 Free.) Department G. I.

L. DieBt'iu best peck onionn 50 Do. quart onion seed 50 south ot Arkansas City, nlso at west of Colorado Common Points and Colo. Midland lines For points south Of La Junta, stop overs will be allowed in New Mexico'. C.E.

Chapman. Agent D. M. Front Fluke ycllo nwoet Let us try and make some arriuigoraoxts 0 get he water id our ditches, so that we can make use of it. T.

II. Kaufman. Takes PrIUe. Mr. F.

W. Riohter of Garden City sent toE. L. Meyer ot the first Nntioual bank, a basket of fine apples grown on Lis farm near Garden City. Mr.

Alever takes pride in allowing these npplew, and impresses the fact upou the people that they were raised by irrigation. Mr. Mey-r is en outhus nstio man on this subject of irrigation, and while recently ut tinr don City visited Mr. ltichter's farm, on which there were four pumps drawing aud in the orchard are over 3.0!H) bearing apple trees. It will pay tiny one interested to go to Garden City, just to wee itr.

Riohter's latmHutehinson Scut. Do. hive bees 1 00 3. W. Hopper half gal.

honey 50 Eo. display houey 1 0Q A. Bennett, case of honey. 1 00 Department Baby Show. Mrs.

A. II. Bnrtis. Aural Bnrtia let prize Mrs J. E.

Brown, Flossm Brown 2nd Irrigation Department, To the Finney County Agrioulturnl Society, Garden City, Kansas, October 0) ti, 1804:. We, 1 he committee on irrigation, beg leave to submit the following report: First premium awarded to the oeutrif-lUiil pumps, operated by hIciiiu or gaso-bne engine, for irrigating large areas. First premium awarded to Stone pump. Firm premium awarded to uew style Gcin steel wiudiuill and Gem steel tower. I First premium tiwtirded to Webber lltlt.lt I rmj 50 Do.

half liiifMic! tabi.t DM a 5u Do. bi'iitm in poil 50 W. If. Coudru peck torn itiHH mium WORKERS Oi either In any part of the country, at the employment which we furnish. You uccd not be away from home over eight.

You can give jour whsletlmc to the work.oronly your (pare momenta. Ai capital la not required you ruu no rink. Wo aupply you with all that ia needed. It will cost you nothing to try (he buslneii. Any one can do the work.

Boglnncra make money from the itart. Failure la unknown with our worker, Every hour you labor you can canity make dollar. No one who la willing to work tails to make more money every day than can bo made In throe day at any ordinary employment. Send tor fine book Containing the lulloat Information. 1 El.

HALLETT a Box C30, PORTLAND, Or.G Changs of Cars TO Ths Atlantic Coast. Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh, and eastern points. D. 0. IVES, General Passenger J.T.

Pcarv'e half bil (inet pot.iloi" 50 Confusion as to the choice of a blood-purifier is unneoedsnry. There in but one beat Sarsaparilla, and that is Ayer's. This important fact was recognize I at the World's Fair, Chioago, 1893, being the only blood-punflor admitted I 'c pined on exhibition. .1. (.

Allen Lllim A. 11 illicit liirjrenl it is 11 1 fit) Do. 1 peck whit me 50 lo. (J HJII.iHlH'8 50 Do. 4 largest wateriiiclons 50 1 Dovid Goddard 6 heuda cabbage 50 you Lot Huffman and Nichols gm I prices on nil kinds of gnx'd and Ticket AytnL St.

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