The Garfield News du lieu suivant : Garfield, Kansas • 3

G. IIAKTSTEIN CO. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS CAPS, ETC. I A i 1 1 .1 i i 1 The editor of this paper managed a 1 wwith a eat deal of effort, last Satur- Kansas Investmen 0. Kntered second class matter.

garden. -This is a sure sign of an a- bundance of garden stuff this ear and farmers should take courage. FRIDAY APR. 13 1888. it Look out for new "ad" next week.

Are prepared to make LOANS on FARMS and City property at lowest rates and ON EASY TEEMS of PAYMENT. They use their own money so it is always on hand and NO DELAYS As with other companies. I to the People of Garfieltl and Surrounding: Country! PERFECTION IN STYLE AND ASSORTMENT. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single copy per year 81.C0.

0 months 75 3 months 50 Cliurcli Directory. CoxcKicoATioxAL Preaching at 11: a. m. 1st. 2nd.

and od. JMindavs in fach Suuiay Sehoul at 12: in. every Tuesuy evening Evening vices each alternate Sunday. IIoddlk, Pastor. Kiicopal, Sunday School c.

I tt i-ck t-very Sunday, services at ii: Piayer every Thursday evening, and pleaching each alternate Sunday evenings. P. P. PkkStoiif Pastor. SwEEDISIl EVANGELICAL LVTIIEliAX Services once in every month.

X. Xoudgrax, Pastor, See the new ad of the Larned Manufacturing Co. This company has one of the best designs for a fly screen ever thought of and it will pay any one to go and fee them. They also are manufacturing a refrigerator that are perfection in their construction. A Sunday school has been organized at the Ward school house north of here with nearly twenty members.

Mr. L. A. "Williams was made Super-intendant, John T. Lett, Assist.

Su-perintendant and Carrie Hall Secre tary. The school meets at 2 o'clock p. m. Mr. and Mrs.

Cole, of Speerville relatives of D. B. AVolcotts were here and paid them a visit this week. Mr. Cole has been station agent at Speerville but has given up the position and is going to California to engage in business.

Mrs. Cole will spend the summer visiting in the east, INTEREST PAYABLE HERE. Borrower can pay a part or all of loan at any interest payment. Money Advanced to Pay out to Land Office. Dont fail to see them.

Office over Phenis Bank J. P. WELLINGTON, Jr. M'gr. Larned Kan.

A. POLSON BROS. Satisfaction in quality and price, These and many others are remarks expressed by all of the vast throng of people who visit our store daily. Our seasonable stock of Dry-Goods, Carpets, Clothing-, Boots, Shoes, I Lats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Notions, Upholstery Goods, comprises the most complete and careful selected assortment ever shown everywhere. Our popular stock of Fashionable Goods is perfect beyond criticism or comparison, We are showing the correct style of the season in all new colors and designs of every fabric and material, THE PRICES ARE LOW! No oae can sell you respectable goods cheaper.

We doubt if you can find any one willing to meet our prices on qualities nearly as good. THESE GOODS ARE BARGAINS, Yiewed from any standpoint. Nothing better can be had. The quality and Style are there. The price is much the cheapest the quality considered.

Now you know us and the goods, for we have told you the truth without misrepresentation or boasting. Societies. WOJIAX's CIIKIsTIAX TEJIPEl'AXCE lmox Meiiap. 2.ud Thursday in each month. Library free to all.

31 us In. Pi'es't. Yorxa )max" chuistain J-F second it v. (let your money of the Mynx Hills" Co. Lamed.

Kan. Loaning their own money, borrowers have the advantage of doing business with the lender, saving the expense of "remitting to eastern parties, making extensions possible when payment is inconvenient and absolutely avoiding delay, disappointment, and danger of imposition arising from entrusting your business to irresponsible parties. "Call or Write. ames PitzSimmons has leased the iiiid of Col Wolcott south of the i iroad track. He will arrange anoth-av saeiii hug pens at the old brick yard and the cultivated portion he expects to plant to sorghum and pie melons for hog feed.

Mr. F. is making a success at the pork business and is here to stay. Trv You'll I3e Glad Prove XJs XJs i A sy. i i i IL.

11-U Jds. A. Gariieiu i-Wi. No. 2V0-meetings.

first Pnday in each month. J.o. T. Lexr 1. Ixokls Commander, Adj utant.

Loyal leoiox Meets every two weeks on Fridav evening. 31 ks G. W.Vtone Pres't. (rAKFiKLi r. vxd Meets for GARFIELD We wish to call your special attention to our Carpet Department, in which we carry a complete stock of latest paternsof Yelvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry, Ingrain, Napier, Hemp, and Coco matting carpets.

Also a full line of Stair Carpets, Borders, Window Shades, Rugs, Door Mats, Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles, Fixtures, Etc. We invite your inspection to this department, for if in need of anything in this line, we can soon convince you that we can save you money. Thank ing the generous public for their kind patronage, and trusting for a continuance of the same, we remain, Yours for Bargains and Anxious to piease. Wet. A fight occurred on the section o.f Lore between Pete Almquist one of the section hands yesterday.

3Ir. Almquist got the worst of the fracas and went to Lar ned swore out a warrant against him. The other fellow, whose name we did not learn, was taken to Larned and fined, and in default of fine and costs was committed to jail. Muddv. HARTSTEIN CO.

Big crops ahead. How's that for a rain A Desperate Character. Topeka Commonwealth: Deputy United States Marshal A. D. Kronk, of Edwards county, Kansas, arrived in the citv last night at 1 1 5 on a Rock Island train, having in custody Bill Mill or charged with murder committed in the Indian territory, Miller has been the leader of a gang known as the Miller Brothers, who were the chieftains of a band of desperadoes numbering thirty or more, who have for years been the terror of the northwestern portion of the st ate and who made excursions to the south or west at certains seasons of the year, always returning with booty and the blood of me they had slain on their hands.

All efforts to fasten a crime on them, were! unavailing, or if made were not pur-sued and prosecuted out of fear of the wicked vindictiveness of the gang. Late last fall, in October. Bill Miller went down into the Indian Nation ostensibly to hunt and tiap. In his wanderings he fell into the company Look out for a boom. Agents for Patterns to tf.

Knorcu. KROUCH Block 6th and Broadway -DEALERS IK- Mil. Wayniire his pocket knives from -j cents up. D. E.

Hughes, contractor was in town to-dav. JJCbl IiCv.1, HARDWARE, STOVE Go to Polson Bnos. and buy 10 pounds choice prunes, or 20 bars soap for A full line of foreign or domestic dried fruits at the lowest fig "While Sammy, son of Mrst F. L. Pedc-tt.

over the river, was standing fondling a colt last Tuesday, a vicious young horse which happened to be near lacked at the colt; It missed the colt however and struck tife boy on the back of the head knockioc him sensless. A few dashes of cold water soon brought him to, however but it was a very narrow escape, If the lick had been ne inch higher up it would have killed him. wants his pump, and all other tools returned. ures. Farmers are feeling quite jubilant over the late soaking rains.

AND Spo r-tiiig Gr oocls Manufacturers of Tin ancl Sheet -iron Ware oj two bovs; each about Borrow money of E. W. Benedict of Lamed. He represents three first class companies, Beautiful colored sectional maps of Pawnee county, only 10 cts. Wolcott ekos.

eignteen Dane 31ille returned to his home Monday in Tuscola countv 3Lch. Kansas Lamed Jim Shay and mother moved into the Xellian house last Saturdav. Choice bargains in real estate. J. D.

Blouxt Co. Larned. Kan. C. D.

Slater is papering the hou se 3Ir. Poison on Pawnee street, this week. A CARD. We take the liberty to announce to the citizens of Garfield and vincinity that we are manufacturing the best KEFBI6EKATOR in the market to-day. This is not gotten up a sort of clap-trap of a thing with its only merit the paint and trim-ings.

merely to catch the eye of the unwary, but a REFRIGERATOR in construction' style, material and workmanship. CSend for our price list, We also man-facture the best Fly Screen. on the continent to-day. Be sure and see them bef ore you buy. Sash, Doors.

Blinds. AVindow and Door Frames, Brackets and all kinds of hard lumber always on hand. When in heed of anything in our line write or call and see us: We can save you money every time. Yours Respectfully LARNED CO. Larned Ka n.

Plenty of money to loan on farm and city property. -T. D. Blount Co Larned, Kan. ADCLIFF Dealer In The ground is in the best shape it has been for ten years at this time of the year: so say those that have lived here.

They say that no season have the rains been as early and ast heavy as the ones that have visited this section this spring. This means bountiful harvests this fall. Already it is having its effect. The farmers are exerting greater efforts to get in a large crop than for years past, because they seem to feel that they are to be bles sed with an abundance. Wolcott bros.

Col. Lewis and brother-in-law, D. YE. Price, both of Lwis. was in town Tuesdav afternoon.

TIT A T) I RAL Estate Agen Li I HAjriYIVyl 1 IIPLEM A choice list of lands formerly oYvned. ly the Atchison To-pekti, Snta Fe II. II. Conipan.v aeons, Buggies KANSAS Mr. L.

A. Williams, a prominent farmer from the north mad? us a pleasant call yesterday. C. D. Slater moved Monday into 'the house just vacated by Jim Shay, opposite the News oihee.

3Lr. John Barnes, of Ohio, arrived 'Wednesday with a car load of household and farming paraphernalia. 3Irs. YanAken. of Pawnee Rock, and 3Irs.

Autrir. of Rush Center were guests of D. B. Wolcott this week. D.

B. Wolcott has been in Larned this week, at tending the regular session of the Board or commissioners. GARFIELD Buy toilet soap of Poison Bros. 1MPR0YED FARMS Just in. A line lot of toilet soaps at Poison Bros.

Sri'EKioii baubki) wike at cost at Wolcott Bros. for aie The ground of the Garfield Park was again worked last Monday and the plans laid and stakes driven for the setting of the trees. It was well designed being done by Col'. Wolcott and W. Everett and will, when the tress are out and covered with foliage present a fine featureof attraction for the city.

A circle was laid off in the center of the park, which is to be entirely surrounded by trees and walks are arranged so as center to the circle from every corner of the Park. The gentlemen are to be commended for the taste displayed in laving out this Park which stands in so public a place, and it will be seen by every traveler and tourist that passes through. Wonclerfol To Tell' Who would hare thought that tiu Gr 1M Gr 1 1 Team, wagon and Harness for sale, at Hill's stable. (M -EASY TEEMS. Broom corn seed, and seed oats at D.

W. Hills Co. Several teams were in town vest er-dav. It being most to wet to work farmers came in to do their trading. 1 Buy the best extracts and Baking Powders at Poison Bros.

AGENTS For the Would ever have turned merchant. But such is the case and now he wants A new lot of men's and boy's clothing just in at Poison Bros. Plenty of goods at Poison Bros, at the lowest market figures. Edward Yale, an old printer of the state, and a practical newspaper man was a caller at this office Saturday last. Jl- i jasii usi oiiiers Co.

Town kirn vears of age. named Wood and John Hance respectively, both of whom were on a hunting and trapping expedition, having gone down there from Kinsley, their home for a little sport. The party remained together some days. Hance had a pony which he sold for forty dollars, prior to the meeting and which money he had with him. They pitched their tents one day on the Yerdigris river, distant about onehund? ed and fifty miles from Coff eyville, Kansas.

That evening vouug Hance and Miller went out to examine the traps. They were away until dusk yhen Miller returned alone and reported to Wood that Hance was lost to him and could not be found. Then he induced young Wood, Hance's companion to pull rip stakes and move on, saying that Hance would not likely find his way back and would in all probability start homeward. This occurred last October. Wood did not stay long with Miller but returned to his home at Kinsley where he told parerits of his disappearance.

Foul play was suspected, but not a circumstance which snr rounded the absence of the boy. Hance, which continued through the winter, pointed to the cause. An eye was kept on Miller, however, and so when Hance' body was found floating on the Yerdigris river a few davs ago, at a point eight miles from where the tent occupied, bp Hance, Wood and Miller had been located, the suspicion that Hance had been murdered took on the form of a fact, when the body was recovered a rope was round the neck and two bullets were imbedded in the head. The spot where the crime was committed was ascertained which indicates that Hance was dragged about i 250 yards after he was killed. when the facts reached Deputy Marshall Cronk, he at once went to Doniphan county and shadowed the house in which Miller and his gang resided.

Yesterday morning a wagon diTiAvn by two liorses was hiixriedly driven away. In an hour thereafter the man who haddriven it off appeared on horseback. The deputy "marshall and the sheriff of Doniphan county then road in direction that the wagon had been driven. They had not gone far before they sighted the same wagon and in it Bill Miller. The team was plodding up a steep 'hill, the wagon jostled, noisily and for 'this, reason the officers were enabled to steal up on Miller and cover him with their revolvers before he knew anyone near by.

when, he took in the situation and looked the bar els of two deadly guns he.did not become alarmed or nervous, but instead said. "Gentlemen, just wait Until I get to the top of the hill and then I'll get ut and you can take me." The officers, however, decided ti(at he had better not go any farther. lie then gave up there being nothing else; left to db. He Vfai fhan taken in charge and searched, He was armed; with three, self -cocking revolvers. As: ithev were being taken awavfrora him he remarked that it was a good thing for the officers thai he did not see them first.

SEEDS! SEEDS! We have them, you buy them. Polsou Bnos. The annual meeting of the 31. E. sewing society will meet at the par-s'onage "Wednesday, P.

3L April 18 th It is desirable that all members be present. By Sec. by order of the President. At 107 Buy Groceries Cheap. Ivans Garfield To 40,000 red brick for sale by Wolcott tjkos.

For a good Photo, go to J. R. Wilson, east ox railroad track, Larned Kan. A great deal of corn is being planted throughout the neighborhood, and "several farmers hve reported as done planting. D.

B. Wolcott, wife and 3Ir. Clem-emts dtove down to the Rock Satur day for a visit with relatives, return intr Monday. KANSAS GARFIELD EVERETT Burbank the Kinsley is a reliable party to do your watch P. ALMQUIST.

Republican Caucus. The Republican voters of Garfield precinct will meet at Wolcott Bros', ofiice on Thursday the Ifth for the purpose of selecting 5 delegates and 5 alternates to the county convention to be held at Larned on April 21, 18SS. Polls even from 2 to 4 i. m. ii order of Ti Committee.

The school children pass away play hours by picking flowers on the prairies. Wonder if the snow is all gone in our sister states on the north. I on have any stock or farms to trade or ell, see E. W. Benedict Larned Kan.

Burbank: the jeweler, Kinsley, Kan. is the place to buy your watches and jewelry. S.W.EverStt PBOPBI ETOfe Just opposite Atchison Topeka Santa Fe depot. Blacksmith ARD All kinds of repairing done on short notice PRICES REASONABLY LOW. T.

W. Selover loaded a ear yesterday with household goods for Albuquerque, New Mexico. His family, we understand, start tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon was the regular meeting of the W. C.

T. TL There was a large attendance of members at this meeting. It was held at the residence of 3Irs. W. H.

Kinney. South J-'arlicl'l Items, Harvey Nelson has purchased the south-east quarter of section 7 24-17, of August Poison. Consideration Small pox entirely under control. 14 Cases; no mortality and ho danger of further infection. Most of the children in 'this neighbor Sy tlie 'day or week; Good table KANSAS Gr lean beds, V.

.1. MATHIES, Cash II. MATHIES, Pres. hood are somewhat indisposed, not sick enough to take medicine, but too sick s.v,. -4- it wi nn Alvv-ays ready t6 accommodate travelers.

As we have had but very little time to get over the territory embraced in this charge, we hereby invite any community desiringpreachmgto send delegates to the Quarterly Confer ence on Saturday where the plan 'of appointments will be agreed upon for theyears F. F. Beexstokf, pastor 3L E. church. Notice of Quarterly The first quarterly meeting of this conference year for Garfield cliarge will be held at the M.

E. church at this place. April 21-22 as follows on Saturday, 21st, preaching at 2 p. m. by the Rev.

Harrison Waitt, Presicl ing Elder of the Lamed. District, Quarterly Conference at 8 p. m. also preaching 8 p. m.

Saturday, and services op Sundae i urn W. T. Jackson of the Larned 'greenhouse, passed through town Tuesday with a load of beautiful Jnowers of every variety, plants, bulbs tetc. a number of which were purchased here. Willi 1 1.

MiiliU KANSAS. sidooo LARNED CAPITAL both school a'am and octor. 'Gus Poison is getting very tired of living alone on his claim, and we hear there is strong talk of his adopting a deformed "boy, None uftder sixteen years old need apply. John Gilson is taking lessons hi anatomy from a private tutor in this neighborhood. J)r.

Ingels is the bonanza hunter of the south side, havnig caught a wolf, a fox an.d a id; tly. DA-MI'LIOO'L. general banking business transacted In Connection with HOTEL Col. Wolcott is adding "permanent improvement to his beautiful resi-jdeiicv in the part of town by set his yard and surroundings fruit and shade? tre and cf all nm i nm i 7 a i 4 mini KAN. GAKl-TELD.