The Garfield News from Garfield, Kansas • 3

The Garfield News. "WOLCOTT BROS. WOLCOTT BROS. Fanner Poison was in from his ranch yesterday. 'Gushas'nt farmed much this week on account of the snow.

DEALERS IN Entered as second class mail matter. Mr. L. B. Clements came up from Pawnee Bock last Tuesday night, where Mate Agents! FKIDAY MAR.

23 1888. Kansas Investment Co. Are prepared to make LOANS on FABMS and City property at LOWEST RATES and ON EASY TERMS of PAYMENT. They use their own money so it is always on Hand and NO" DELAYS As other companies. he hae been staying the past two weeks Xext Friday night, March 30 will witness the Bemsberg Opera Co, at the Lamed Opera House.

Go and see them. A choice list of lands formerly owned. ly the Atchison To-peka Santa Fe II. II. Company and F.

F. Bernstorf, the newly appointed minister to this place will preach one week from Sunday at the Methodist church. Shingles Lath Sash, Doors Lime Hair Posts, Barbwire and all kinds of 13 nil cl in a Material INTEREST PAYABLE IS EKE. Borrower can pay a part or all of loan at any interest payment. IP ROYED Mrs.

Wm. Kinney and Mrs. J. II Jackson were on the sist list this week but both are quite considerable better at present. Iiemember the G.

A. K. open meeting at the Congregational church this evening. The boys have arranged for a good time. AX EXCELLENT CONCERT, The Kate Ettiisberg.

Opera Company a Success. The following taken from a X. Y. paper speaks very highly of the Kate Bensberg company. This company will play at Earned Friday and Saturday evening'March 30th and Chickering hall was crowded to over-floAving every seat filled, chairs in the aisles to hear this company in an entertainment in the Y.

M. C. A. course. An enthusiastic, interested and appreciative audience it was, too.

The concert gave general satisfaction. As the audience passed out nothing but expressions of unqualified approval was heard from the people and also from our best educated musicians. Miss Kate Bensburg the prima donnu soprano made a most favorable impression. She possesses a clear, full, highly cultivated voice, and sings with much taste and expression. She is easy in her stage presence, and so soon as she appeared became a favorite with the audience.

The waltz from Borneo and Juliet was admirably sung, receiving an encore which Miss Bensberg answered by singing beautiful "Home SAveet Home" Miss Louise Engel, the contralto has an excellent voice, of fine compass and is a very sweet singer. Mr. Boss David the tenor, is one of the best that has been heard in this city for a long time. Mr. Ed Knight, the Basso, is thoroughly fitted by nature and education for his musical Avork.

His voice is round, full and exceedingly musical. The Iowa Investment and Loan Co. represented by Hilts Johnson always have money for farm loans. Call and see them at Larned, For Sale Grarfield lL.ewis OS EASY TEEMS. Money Advanced to Pay out to Land Office.

Dont fail to see them. jT Office over Phenix Bank J. F. WELLINGTON, Jr. M'gr.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK LARNED KAN. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. AGENTS Ivan. Larned For the I II. Shivley Co.

of Lamed who represent the Kansan Mortgage company are doing a large loan business and report the lowest rates. The amusements at the Lamed Opera House will be L'ombra for Friday eve. and L'eclair for Saturday eve. both by the Kate Bensberg company. A heavy snow Monday and another light skift Wednesday morning, has ad- ded considerable to the already large supply of moisture in the ground.

Three cases of small pox are reported over the river in the family of Capt. T. B. Wood. Mr.

Wood, his son, and daughter Hattie are down with it. Go to Polson Bros, and buy 16 pounds choice prunes, or 0 bars soap for S1.00. A full line of foreign or domestic dried fruits at the lowest IT THOS. E. EVANS, Cashier.

$300 000 $50,000 J- W. RUSH, President Capital Surplus Monitor, aneiess Garfield Town fo. riPThe Largest Paid up Capital and Surplus in Kansas.cli2 WE DISCCH'NT AT ALL TIMES. SPECIAL KATES TO DEPOSITOHS. r.O.VIH) OF DIRECTORS.

T. McCaiitky, A. L. Choat, J. 11.

JIaxn, J. C. Fnv. John Lixdas W. L.

ilATITES, AV. II. TJlMXKMAN-. J. Y.

Kl'SlI. Garfield Kans EVERETT The family of John Prather. the section foreman who has Bridgeman's place, came in Tuesday noon and are occupying the section house west of town. HOUSE! It is becoming fashionable for young ladies in entertaining their young gen tlemen friends to have refreshments on the parlor table. It serves to make the said gentlemen feel more at ease.

C. RADCLIFFE Dealer In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS SEABLES BPvOS. Agents, 021 Commercial St. ATCHISON KAN. S.

W. Everett PROPRIETOR Just ojposite Atciiisorl Topeka Santa Fe depot. BOARD By the day or week. Good table Clean beds, Always ready to accommodate travelers. WaGons, Busies Bev J.

E. Hopkins returned home from the annual conference at Wichita last Tuesday night. Mr. Hopkins will be sent to LaCrosse the coming year to take charge of the church at that place. The Chevalier arm northeast of town which has lately come into the possession of Scott and Adams, of Lamed, has been rented by A.

T. Casey vrho is making arrangements to farm this summer on quite a large scale. One Table Lamp, or hie Molasses Pitcher, or Six silver Tea Spoons, or, Three silver Napkin Kings, with one pound matchless Baking Powders for 6." cts at Poison Bros. By the organization of the Nat ional Sugar P.efming Company at Boston a short time ago, Larned gets one of the directors and the promise of a mill similar to the Fort Scott mill, next year. The company is composed of Boston capitalists, who have purchased the Parkinson and Swen-son patent process, Mr.

Chas. A. Wilbur of this place, and Mr. eo. B.

Wilbur of Boston, being charter members and directors on the condition that a mill is to be built, at Ft Larned at as early a date as practical. To Mr. F. E. Sage's untiring efforts is Larned indebted for this good luck, and it is not too much to say that her people fully appreciate his work.

The fact that Larned will be the hrst toAvn in the state to secure a sugar mill, Tcpeka only excepted, gives us a chance to it over" our" neighbors in good shape. Eagle Optic. The Souiliwcst Annual Confer-eiu-e. AVe give below the following as developed at the late annual conference held at Wichita: Number of probationers in the Larned district of soutliAvestern Kansas conference is 4(587, while the full number of members is 1GS9S. The appointments for Larned Dis.

are: H. Waitt, Presiding Elder; Bufdett II. P. Dixon. Canton V.

H. Gannaway. Chase A. J. Bixler.

Conway YV. J. Barron. Ellinwood G. W.

Howes. KANSAS GARFIELD LARNED GREENHOUSES! Mr T. Jackson the Larned Florist lias a tine selected stock of plants, bulbs, and garden plants of every description. Stock lhi3 as possible to secure anywhere east at the same price 1 am making a specalty of cabbage, celery, sweet potato, tomato and every kind of garden plant by the thousand. EST" 3 blocks east of Santa Fe depot.

Lamed Kan. mum A LESMAN IN JU In Connection with HOTEL KAN. GARFIELD 13y the oldest, largest and best known Nurseries in the West. Permanent positions; jrotui pay. Stark Hurseries, UISA NA.

MISSOUR I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single copy per year S1.50. 6 75 3 months ...50 Church Directory. Congukgatioxal Preaching at 11: a. m.

1st. 2nd. and 3d. Sundays in each mouth. Sunday School at 12: m.

Prayer meetings every Tuesday evening Evening services each alternate Sunday. II. Hoddlk, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal Sunday-School at 10 o'clock every Sunday, services at 11: Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, and preaching each alternate Sunday evenings. J.

B. IIaxdy, Pastor. SWEEDISII EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Services once in every month. X. Xokdokax, Pastor.

Societies. "Woman's christian temperance vxiox Meetings. 2nd Thursday lu ach month. Library tree to ail. Mr.sX.

oWaymiue Pres't. Young woman's chuistain union Meetings, second and fourth. Saturdays in each month. Leoua Wolcott Ida AYakd. Act Sec- Pres't.

Grand army ok the republic Jas. A. (Jartieid Post, No. (irst Friday in each month. Jno.

T. EeTT J. li. Ingels Commander, Adj utant. Loyal legion Meets every two weeks on Friday evening.

(J. W. "Stone Pres't. Garfield cornet band Meets for practiee Monday and Thursdayevenings at Grand Army Hall C. Mead, Leader.

LOCAL ITEMS, Plant trees. Buy toilet soap of Poison Bros. G. A. K.

open meeting to-night. Xow is the time to set out your trees. "Wayinire wants his pump tools returned. Every farme-r should plant an orchard. Just in.

A tine lot of toilet soaps al Poison Bros. Superior barbed wire at cost at Wolcott Bros. Pont forget the Easter supper next Friday Don't think we would relish that style of refreshment. Team, wagon and Harness for sale, at Hill's stable. Broom corn s-ed, and seed oats at D.

YV. Hills Co. Easter supper at the old school house next Friday night. The fence around the Garfield Park is being repaired. For best pop com and pure Ohio honey go to Waymire.

Buy the best extracts and Baking Powders at Poison Pro. A new lot of men's and boy's clothing just in at Poison Bros. Plenty of goods at Prison Bros, at the lowest market figures. Robt. Boyd, from west of town was on our streets Wednesday.

DS EEDS We have them, y. i buy them. Polsoii Bros. Doming, one of the section boys is laid off with a mashed thumb! 40,000 Xo fZZlught, red brick for sale by "Wolcott nnos. For a good Photo, go to J.

11. Wilson, east of railroad track, Lamed Kan. Don't forget the G. A. 11.

camp fire to-night. Admission only 10 cents. Dave Ha get was down with a sh- rt spell of sickness the first of the week. Choice bargains in real estate. J.

D. Blount Co. Larnvd, Kan. Burbank the Kinsley -is Teliabie party to do vour watch repairing. If you have any stock or farms to trade or sell, see E.

W. Benedict Lamed Kan. Beautiful colored sectional maps of Pawnee bounty, oiry lu cts. iVOLCOTT -Mr. Hilts, of ther.im of Hilts Johnson was in U-arrieiu Wednesday on bus iness.

The regular meeting of the G. A. B. was held last Saturday in the old school 1 10 use. Burbank the jeweler, Kinsley, Kan.

Is the place to buy your watches and -jewelry. For first class loans and at lowest rates, call upon II. Shiveley Co. of Lamed. Vieo.

A. Sells and Ed. Seely Was in town yesterday arranging for the opera next week. Every property holder in town.liould set out their en tire premises totrVs of "some kind. Plenty of money to loan on arm aM city property.

J. D. Blount Co Lamed, Kan. Borrow money of E. Benedict ofLan.ed.

He represents tifrr'e. first class companies, Wm. Scott, of the real estate, fain of 'Scott AdaYiis, of Lamed, was in town Wednesday on business. Key. J.

E. Hopkins is mftking ar Vangements to move to LaCrosse, Hush county the of tlw week. Supper from six to ten, at the old 'school housM on next Friday eve. Come ouv and ge a good supper. The To'Wfi Investment make loans only property and are quite liberal Johnson, Lamed.

r- Dr. Cuniiniiis. of Lamed was in town Tuesday to. see Mis. Lavender, who v.

r.s Sv'rfwv 't II. C. LIGHTEN THALER M. D. Successor to J.

B. Dudley Sc Hon) A Ooiii)lete Stock of FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Toilet Articles of Every Description. Prescriptions accitrately compounded by conSpetent Pharmacists, lt. 1 )oor SontlL of Suite 1 jiij LAKXED KAN, Our old friend C. W.

Badcliffe will soon be back wilh us again, is making arrangement to open up with his implement trflde in a few days. We hope for Mr Badcliffe a lively business this season in Ms particular line. Thf1 primary department of the i was di missed this forenoon by Miss Ida Merry, who accompanied her sister Minnie to Lamed for the purpose of being vaceinnated. Miss Minnie has been exposed to the small pox. W.

B. Corner's car of stock and household goods was finally taken out Tuesday Evening by a through freight, lie was moving down near Hutchinson and had car loaded the latter part of last week, but owing to the strike did not succeed in getting away until the first of this week. SUBSCRIBE i ColsrroA'e; Elm Dale (Sup) H. Fredrick C. H.

Montcrcmerv INSTALLMENT OFFER. TUi X' rnsf.it Snliti Walnut Parlor Orffan til ITi 5 it jjr i tig 5 Octaves, 3 Seta Reeds unl 8 Ulnee Sirells, reduced to .00 warrant- 1 A.VI SOl Tp I Wonclerfol To pui iMrw dter 10 davs' test trlii. jtne Balarce $4l to bo peii in moathlj jgm siaiituenc or iyi pc month until all is paid- tool and Instruction 15ook includccl. ONLY I.5O PER YEAH. ALL KINDS OF Vho would have thought that the GRANGER It is only nccui.3a.ry to ll Garfield E.

F. Bernstorf; Great Bend W. Pu Watson-Great Bend Circ't F. M. Pitkin.

Hosington E. H. Kubidam. C. H.

Grainier. LaCrosse J. E. Hopkins. Larned R.

A. Gamine. Little Paver J. A. H.

Wilson. Lvons Noah Asher. McPherson A. O. Ebright.

Marion S. IE Enyeart. Marion Circuit W. IL Clark. Marquette C.

V. Penn. Eoxburv To be Supplied. Bush Center C. N.

Bottorif. Sterling W. I Miller. Sterling Circuit. J.

A-. Look! Look! 100 pictures of yourself for 1,00 Best place in the city for good photos Ilargrave photographer. Opposite City Hail, Earned, Kan. sena reierences as to your responsibility froni any banker, postmaster, merchant or express agfent, and the Organ will be shipped promptly on 10 davs' test trial. Job 011 SsautifaUy Illastraisi j0 catalogue fsss.

in Would ever have turned merchant. But such is the Casd and now he wants sure to write to tis and1 SAVE MOEY, liullli! rM'iriLi Address Cornish Washington, 2 100 Cm Customers 11 AT At 107 To Buy Groceries Cheap. Get your money of the Mann HillsVo. Larned, Kan. Loaning their own money, borrowers have the advantage of doing business directl with the lender, saving the expense of remitting to eastern parties, making extensions possible when payment is inconvenient and absolutely, avoiding delay, disap-pointnieut.

and danivii of imposition arising from entrusting our business to irresponsible parties. Call or Write. Mr. P. Mounts, of Garfield, was in this city Wednesday and informed us that he and his partners were making arrangements to move the Garfield mill to Hutcliinson, the people of that place having given them a mill site.

We regret to see such a fine piece of property leave Pawnee county, but as there appears to be no help for it we will have to make, the best of it. One mill more or less wont make or break the Garfield people, and las Hutchinson wants it so bad she can have it, Eagle-Optic. The attention of our readers is directed to the advertisement of Messrs. Cornish Co, hich appears in a noth-er ccjnnnY. is a fact that the ('Ornish Organ Piano Co.

at Washington, Xew Jersey ai; actually running their factory both day and night in order to promptly supply the. enormous demands made for tile eieb rated Cornish Organs and Pianos. read their beau'-tiful new illustrated catalogue yet? If not send to-day for it. They are entirely responsible financially and enjoy an enviable reputation in all part of the civilized workl. Bead their advertisement.

Address, Cornish Co. Wasli-ington, X. Jersey. KANSAS GARFIELD HNEWS OFFICE Dli. MARt A.

INGELS, Physician Midwife. DB. JOSEPH B. INGELS, Surge on O. WAYMIBE FEANKLIN H.

HOUGH, Solicitcr of AMERICAN FOIlKKiN A I1 925 F. St. S. 'Offic-tf; 1 C. All lmsiiWKS befoi-e 41ie I'niteil Patent Office aitenlel for lnorterate fee's.

Patents proeurctl in tlie United Ntateft and all Foreign Coixntries. Trade mark am! labels registered. Rejected applications revived and prosecuted. Information and advice as to oltaininj Patents cheerfully furnished without charge. Send Sketch or Model for free opinion as to patentability.

Copies of patents furnished for 25 cts eru-Ii. Correspondence invited. All parties owing for services of the stallion, TOPSMAN JB. Avill please pay amount clue to Wolcott avIio are authorized, to receipt for the Co. LegraV Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that tire copartnership existing between A-. Pol-son. Aug. F. Poison and O.

F. Pol son is dissolved, Aug. F. PolsDn retiring. The business will be contin ued by A.

Polsbn and O. F. Poison under the firm name of Polson Bros. all bills collected by them. All knoAving themsfelAxs indebted to us please call and settle by cash or note at once.

Yours, A. Polson, xfc O. F. Polsox. General Dealer in 'Slielf Miicl Heavy Garfield 91 3AS1GEE! J.

Ei JJ 1 'awiiNitii mni www llli.lm.ii El IS Ml IE 1 IIIBB GAKFIELD-ON-TH K-ARKANSAS. ESTABLISHED 187! TENTH YEAH! inAltlvET. A.vr. LAP i(lKP1 Ociod Goods l3Picses lrveusoiilJ)UN -aTAMW AN MKK mxt KAN. LARNED i ecmn mmt vm Mr.

Band, the man who took the contract of setting the Garfield Park to shade trees, lias com promptly to time this spring. He had 'the ground ploAv; ed last Saturday and Aviil as soon as the weather is settled galn arrange for setting the trees. s. 'Pais Avas to hav been done last fa.l tuit owing to the dryness of the we'fttlierit was thought bf'st to postpone tfa work Until spring. HtMlly no time has been lost for the.

condition of the ground is such now that no risk v. ill he taken and a rapid A. 1 ALMOUIST, VB feiiisgMi I Ftem, S. Pat. Gilt ANo.1.;..

Jumbo Wheat Corn bu Corn Mm Potatoc'V. Eggs Sugar gran. Extra Dried Peaches Prunes Dried Apples White Mackerel DRESS MAKIISTG! ALICk wishos to feiforSa theLadtes bt Gax-Held and vinciaity, thkt she is now prepai-eA to do all tinds 'ot Plain and Fancy growth of the trees may be expected smith I ffwiiMcr. mm irom the stait. I he planting ot this Park to trees is due to the energy 6'f'a number of our enterprising citizen's; Avao.

realizing the value of improve i bl CUTOF ORDER. I ment's of this nature, doiiafecl the means All Irintte of rep'a'Ji-iri done o'h short notice REASONABLY LOVv And Solicit their Patronage. Tb I NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE Chicago 30 mm SQUARE.NX- DALLAS, for rie.frayipg.the expenses, and tliere 1 is no doubt whatever that in time it SHOP OVK PITTS STORE 10" will add Ittwt. 1 Sft IOWS.MAt- KJ.