The Redfield Herald from Redfield, Kansas • 5

Sheldon B. Hewett, Physician I Surgeon Redfield, Kansas. FEW THINGS TO of the at Week Redfield Nems R. W. LEASE, Physician I Surgeon Redfield, Kansas.

Sicl for Sewliiy; And we as usual have the very cleanest Seed that be procured why because we always select the choicest seed and are fixed better to clean it (Seed for cash or loan) We have a fine lot of Red Clover seed, new crop Timothy seed, Blue Grass seed, White Clover for sowing, and Kaffir Corn for seed or feed. The best Woven Wire Fence made, a dandy line of fence, enough Barb Wire to fence the township, a good assortment of Kitchen furnishings, several kinds of washing machines, Pocket knives for the boys and men, the strongest Boys' Wagon made cheap, Horse collars and collar pads and numerous other things; Bob Kindrick had another run-away last week and one of his horses was pretty badly crippled. Bob says, this ts his usual good Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thank those who so kindly lended a helping hand during the sickness and death of our mother and aunt. Daisy Gould.

Sherman Gould. Lola Gould. Marion Rose. Frisco Meteor Lucky. Early Wednesday morning an attempt was made to dynamite the Frisco Meteor at Turck, a powder house station just north, of Columbus, in Cherokee county.

The train crew asserts that the engine's weight discharged the explosives, but if this is true a miracle was warked. A piece of rail 36 Inches long was blown out of one side of the track and 22 inches on the other side but notwithstanding this fact the train passed over i safety. This paper had a reporter on the ground Wednesday, but no clue which would lead to the discovery of the perpetrators of this outrage had been found up to press time. Linseed oil, Machine oil. Harness oil.

Coal oil, Cream Separator oil, and Gasoline. White Lead, Mixed Paints. cA felPo Bargains: Close 'Em Out Two sets cultivator gangs, two 8-inch Diamond Plows, one Double Shovel Plow and one end-gate Seeder. These wilfsell regardless of cost. Notice: We have on exhibition the best Feed Mill made.

COME AND SEE US The Bolinger Lumber Redfield, Kansas. Glenn went' to Pittsburg last where he will enter business college. Mr. Elder Is an able teacher and we hope ue will have the same success ill the business world. A story Is told of a druggist in a small town who was asked to contribute money for the building of a church.

He said he would give five if he could add to the petition what he wanted. He was granted the permission, and wrote, John Smith, live dollars. Sears, Roebuck, nothing, Montgomery Ward Co. nothing. Mail orders were scarce in that town afterwards.

Drain your cellars and ditch your wet seepy land. Buy the tile at the Bolinger dumber Co. The time is drawing near for our bank to be opened. All the stock has been taken and the charter granted. But as it is the desire of the stockholders to get as many shares around Redfield as possible, it would be wise for everyone who can to buy early.

There was very little "scratching" done at our city election and the whole citizens' ticket was elected, thus maiung the mayor and police judge the same, and the only change In -the council is E. G. Troy, who takes T. L. Thogmartin's place.

Bandera is having to burn wood in their boilers, as they can't get coal on account of the recent strike. Miss Bertha Caldwell left Sunday morning for Westphalia. Several of our boys caught some nice fish Saturday. Just received, a car of drain tile. The Bolinger Lumber Company.

Sarah Cox, who has been visiting Mrs. Pool, left Saturday for Fort Scott, where she visited her mother uelore returning to lola. A man passed through town Friday evening with a large'grey wolf which was quite an attraction. As the literary at "Forty" School house has closed, we think Poet Stub-bleneid better keep in practice for next year. Every one works at Us garden between showers.

Tne farmers that belong to the Never Worry Club are the best off this spring. No use to worry. The clouds come just the same. Let us hope for a late fall. Miss Spence went to Fort Scott Saturday.

TVin'r. he asrsrravated to reath by your UNIONTOWN LOCAL HAPPENINGS Dr. W. S. Miller was a business visitor to Fort Scott, Wednesday.

If you are thinking of buying a new buggy, wagon or spring wagon, call and let me figure with you. CY W. Kirker. Col. .1.

B. Duerson took the train for Fort Scott Wednesday. BUY YOUR, fancy work, bonnets, aprons and other useful articles at the Ladies' Easter Bazaar which will open in the Shutz store building, recently vacated by W. E. Moore, at two o'clock sharp Saturday and will continue through the evening and during the supper which will be served at the same place.

Siegel McKinnis traded ninety-sev en head of cattle and four thousand dollars for the M. W. Turner farm near Lakeside, Wednesday. and Captain Kidd Disc Cultivators, Avery New Departure and Brown's Shovel Cultivators. Don't fail to see them at C.

W. Kirker's WANTED: A Tenant for Ninety Five Acre Farm in Ozark region of Missouri. Will give right man an unusual opportunity to gain a working interest in theproperty and have good permanent Addess, OZARK, Care of Bourbon County Press Association, Fort Scott, Kansas. ED. HHLL, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.

The Foster Troy Barn. Local Telephone Long Distance next door. REDFIELD, KANSAS. GEO. H.TROY.

Western Emigration Assent. EDGAR GLOVER. Notary PuWic, DIAMOND DUST, The Latest Base Ball News. Big "Cy" Mason will have charge of the destiny of the Fort So i team of the Kansas State League this season, is one of a family of nine children, five boys and four girls, all living. "Rube" Adams the pitcher who was with Parsons last season, and who was drafted by the St.

Louis Natonals, is making good and pormises to hold his own. It is proposed by the Fort Scott management to move the bleachers from their present location to the west side of the grounds, paralelling 1st base line, and also move the home base nearer the grand stand. Ths new arrangement will greatly benefit the patrons. The Strong Frisco team from St. Louis will entertain the local boys here next Sunday, Aprl 15th.

The Frisco team plays Leavenworth and Webb City of the Western Association later. With the exceptions of third base, short and catcher, the linerup of the Fort Scott base ball team this season will be the same as last. pure bred and produces heavy crops. Established 1865. Fort Scott, Kan.

WITH THE FARMERS. al Estate and Farm Loans If you want to trade orsell your farm or buy one call and see us. If you want to borrow money on your farm get our rates and terms. We will insure your buildings or stock at reasonable rates in standard companies. We have a special Life Insurance contract that will pay you to investigate before writing with any other company.

Office in Glover Bros. Confectionery, Redfield, Kansas. GLOVER 3te TROY. PIONEER GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK AT WHOLESALE PRICES. All stock guaranteed disease free and true to name.

Hart Pioneer Stock is MRS, J. 7Uf. TRESSLKR, MANUFACTUREB OF Hair Switches, Wigs Hair Jewelry COWBINCS MRDB TO ORDER. SHKMPOOINO Sl HHIR DRESSING 3 Dandruff Cured. A Fine Heart j.

ot Hair Guaranteed. DRESSWRKINC. HBTS RBTRIM" OUTH SIOF. MOODY BLOCK; FT. SCOTT, KANSAS, Money to Loan On Farm and City Proyetly.

Hornaday Bros. co. Basement First National Bank. FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. VVtill Paper Cheap, Cheap.

Cheap! If you want to save money go to City Book Store for Wall i3.r all of the latest paterns just in We have the best paper hanger in town All Work Guaranteed. GILLIES Sr PATRICK 16 S. Main St. Fort Scott, Kt. fielman Commission Co, Fort Scott.

Kansas will give you the following bargains 20 lb A No. 1 Granulated Sugar for 1.00 Kerosineoil per Gal. in any quantity We No. 1 Colorado Potatoes per Bushel 80c Blend Coffee 1 Flour Hard or Soft Wheat War-anted No. 1, U3 Bring yeur Produce to us we will give you the Highest Market Price, Butter and Eggs Wanted.

New Grocery Stock Just from Wholesale Houses. M. R. Helman. IT PAYS TO BUY Good Pictures and Frames.

Good this year. Good next year. Good all the time. People are refusing to buy cheap stuff. The better goods are more in demand, and if you buy of us the price is but little more.

THOMPSON'S MEW ART STORE. 15 S.Main St. Moore Bldg. Ft. Scott, Kans.

to Loan ON FHRMS C. C. NELSON CO FT. SCOTT. Talue received for every dollar sent us.

So Agent's Commission. WRITE FOR COriPLETE PRICE LIST. WE WILL SAVE YOU HONEY. HART PIONEER NURSERIES, Mrs. IDAS Proprietress Rates $1 .50 per day.

The Hotel Searle First-class Accommodations Redfield, IRA N. BOLINGER, am in the market at all times for Cattle, Stock Hogs and Fat Hogs. Daniel Johnson, General Blacksmithing and Repair Work. Horseshoeing a specialty. REDFIELD, KANSAS.

RALSTON, Contractor and Builder. Redfield, Kansas. GRAIN, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. DAVIS COS TALK! chickens digging up your garden truck. Fence them out with poultry fence and get it at the Bolinger Lumber The Westley Class in the M.

E. Sunday school have a class paper now, edited by Glenn Whiteside. The news that Harry Welch caugl some fine fish Saturday morning spread like wildfire, and In a short time every boy in town was seen going to the river with a pole and line. It is getting the time of the year -when people should be sharpening up their lawn mowers. The dte last Wednesday evening "Resolved that the Indians have ueen treated worse than the negroes" won by the negative, which was represented by J.

F. Pool, Glenn Whiteside and Cecil Underwood. Miss Lula Draper visited last week with her brother, Frank Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Draper were out from Fort Scott Saturday.

Mr. Fred Bolinger was a couple of days earlier on his regular trip here last week. Abram Johnson and wife and Lynn went to Fort Scott Saturday. S. M.

Kellogg went to Topeka this week on busines. J. C. Thogmartin went to California Tuesday to do some stone work for Bandara Flagstone Co A. H.

Shoemaker moved his house- rold goods to Fort Scott Tuesday He likes his new position with the Fort Scott Wholesale Grocer Co. We hope he will visit Redfield often. L. J. Martin moved into J.

M. Black man's house Tuesday. Mrs. Caldwell was sick this week. The work which J.

P. Wren did on This Space Is Reserved For We have for sale Choice Red Clover, the most reliable of clover grown in Kansas, also Mammoth Clover, which to sow with timothy for meadows is the best because it ripens with the timothy. White Clover for lawns, Alfalfa and Alsike, a new clover highly recommended. New crop Timothy, seed from Iowa, free from plantiun, Kentucky Blue Grass, English Blue Grass and Red Top, all the finest quality we have ever offered. Also Bromus Inermis, Nebraska pure German Millet, orange and amber Cane Seed, Rape, Speltz, Texas Red Oats, Seed Corn, Stowall's Evergreen Sweet Corn and Onion Sets.

For poultry food we have Ground Oyster Shell, Swift's Bone Meal and Swift's Ideal Poultry Food. Early Rose, Bliss Triumph and Early Ohio Potatoes. Old fashioned fine ground Oil Cake Meal, Bran, Shorts. All kinds of garden seeds consisting of Peas, Beans and all other varieties. We invite our customers to examine our seeds as we feel that we can offer them pure seeds of all kinds as cheap as they can be bought anywhere else.

Yours truly, Davis (Si Fort Scott. tvr streets is wjithout a doubt pefect. road grader was used and the streets are well drained. M. Rose and Sherman Gould had ftusmess in Fort Scott, Monday.

COMPANY RBDPIBLD, KAS. Lie Ramsey is staying with hia brother, Owen. Herman Geyer and wife and daugh ter, Miss Chloe, of Syracuse, are visiting Mrs. Geyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Johnson. Rev. Caldwell's driving horse has Jad a very bad spell of distemper but is improving at present. The Easter program was postponed for a week. The road men are using the grader on our streets and are Improving them very much.

A. C. Maxin was out from Fort Scott Monday doing Borne insurance business with Glover Troy. J. M.

GOODSELL, Insurance, Real Estate, Loans and Rentals. NOTR RY PUBLIC FT SCOTT KAN.