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Garland Graphic from Garland, Kansas • 2

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Garland Graphici
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Garland, Kansas
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-4- timfc iaiVaAiiiiuN Vii mm' Tnnii ii" i 5E999EE Mrs, Dr, Holeman left on the noon SWART BLUNDERS yVill Try Our Last week we received a copy of train Friday to visit her daughter GARLAND GRAPHIC ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. W. 1. GOHEEN, Publisher, Roy Culver, returned from the the Garland Graphic, a new canidate Indian Territory Sunday where be Mrs. Maria Hays ifl Kansas City.

Mrs. Hays is not in the best of health, for public favors. It is published 811 by Bro. Goheen and is really a oredit has been visiting his TTncle and other SUBSCRIPTION 11.00 PER YEAR to the town. While we do not thin! When you waste 11 cents a day The Editor of the Geaphio took that Garland will permanently maintain a newpaper of its own, we think you are throwing away what would the noon train here Sunday for Kans ADVERTISING RATES.

Display aiiier. ft'smtnts cents per inch for Jirit insertion, Man-contract yiti ants per inch, Locals ceuts, 'fir line. Cards of thanft cents'. of respect so cents that tne' business men of that- city asCUy. kWNOTE.

We will sell no goods on CREDIT After Jin. 15th amount to $11-. 600 by the time are 70 years old, In saying this we Mr Arnold, of Neosho, is again 908 assume that you are twenty now. If doing business among the' business Entered at the' Post-Oce at Oar-land, for transmission through the malls as Secprid. Class will ba'wkat they ean to encourage an enterp'rrse of this character.

Mr. Goheen is a stranger in this section of the country and will be judged by so small a small a start will make you people of this vicinity, why tiot open a savings acoount with'tfie' Garland 8tate Bank. Wilson and Dennis Swart THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1906. bis ability as a printer tfod his con.

duct aa a man, The Times with made a business trip to Nevada, Mo. the last part of the week. Another Big Invoice of I We are making low prices on Carrhartt's Overalls BEAN, SHORTS and FLOUB SHOES We hBDCle Kansas oil We are exo.usive handlers of Rtfiocd in our own State by this popular shoe. Independent Befinery pleasure extends to him and the Graphic the right hand of fellowship Little Charlie: Long is gradualy recovering from the operation per Mrs. til O.

Rutb'rford spent a few AN OLD CITIZEN DEATH ames Quick, one of Bourbon county's oldest and most prominent citi. Zens, after being sick with pneumo and wishes them both well. days with relatives' in Ft: Scott last formed on his throat two weeks ago The little fellow has stood the pain Miss Lenna Moore left today for week. Samual Harris was a Swart visitor Sunday, nia only four days, died at bis home and suffering like a hero. her home in Deerfield, for a few days visit with her parents.

We are prepared to do all kinds of near ftedfleld, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Quick WM' bom in PennsylvaniaIn Junietta county, May 3 1834 have a few' feet to walk in the mud wliy ncW spend a few E. G. Barns, of Kansas City.

Reg more more dollars and have sidewalks job printing, such as sale horse bills, letter heads and anything else you want, at prices you cant beat any isterd at the Goodlander Sunday, and all over town. later left fcr Garland to surprise bis His parents were natives Ireland, one brother being buried at sea on a long where, Mrsl Hilton returned to her home brother with a visit, whom he has not voyage coming over to America be seen in 23 years. at Fulton Monday. (L'lfCLONB. First class dressmakeing for imfoi- fore the plays of steamships, He Went to.

California in the early fifties, 6 I It iu never too soon to begin sa mation call at this office ing; There are many people in act Over In Missouri when the gold fever was at its height but remained there only a short time and returned to Pennsylylai In i860 ive business who have no hank ac Engine Agents Wanted' To sell pur count. It is no trouble for us to keep J'oshua Whitebidea and wife hvae General. Blscks mithing, Horseshoeing A Specialty. Repairing. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

celebrated line of Stock Foods and goBe to Illinois on a visit to friends your books, for we have every" facll. other We manufacture and rtlatives, ltv and experience to handle such he came to Kansas, and retnrned to Pennsylvania when the war broke Out. At the close of the war, after deciding to return to Kansas ne was U5 differant kinds, fo horises. poultry, Shop On Link. Garland, Kansas and swipe.

)Sg Salaries guurameed. rearl Funk will teach the spring term at -the Tolteri school business economical and cheaply at no cost to the depositor. Come in and start an account with this bank. Write for 'printed mattef. married to Miss Elizabeth Smith, i Kansas City Veterinary Remedy Garland State Bank.

abd came to Jft. Scott and entered into the commision business. He house. C. Wise is still using his crutches on- account of his getting Kansas City Mo, o- 9em Mr.

John Golden aecom pained by was successful, and later, to arm a ton. the old county seat. He mixeu up witn tne Dusiness end or Mrs. Golden attended the Impfiment invested in lands in and near there mule some time ago. Dealers Convention in Kansas City this week; He afterwards took; up the homestead Joseph Strike is movingrSo'1 the near Redfield.

where he has since re TERRITORY H. Dentou place for Hie coin.ini yer A very nice entertainment wan sided. Ho added to his land holding until, for the many years past, he has Fred Pugger will occupy the. pine vacated by Mr. Strike given by Miss Muri I Gregory at her been one of the largest land owners Harmon precinct voted I home last Saturday evening, all the party games were' played and then iii Bourbon county.

He gave up all Dili pr.MiST of tb! Cii-ioke Treaty on Aiiiriist 7tl ilirei.l atieulinn (i out of i the must itTtiU: section) ft Stutt). ProsifeM itt Soutliwesti'i assured fact, and ihe of Indian Tcr-tititiy ea-l tliifviousrtiutnt cxtlnitiouln traile wealth ii but a line. In a year llifi a will be as well rail' win i Miiuiemilll. Jti is 'itone letll. favor of the nw court uoae at tin other business years ago except that refreshments strawberrys with whiped recent eleciuu, of active farming, to which: he devot cream, cake, caridy and pop.eorn Mrs." May Walker ot Nin.tfc) Caw- 8 were served, rnose present were ed his personal attention, his farms all being noted for their thorough hna, iff Bpeiidiug the winter with ht-i parents' Mr and Mrs.

Couch Sbe will return home about March 1, cultivation, cleanliness and' method MtsseB Delsie Morns, Winnie. Alberto He always put in the best improve Beula Painter, Francis Moore and ments and was enterprising and up Effie Hbllingsworth; Messrs Jim comi.i.rn'i' i riu teiiifoll. acd natural Kfouror iilcl ti fvyvX: if lor Weatuin lines. The tuart'rloui. of colloo report fi.r 19 rtki-.

r-iise lint prottucUor. of d.t Ttitiioi pet mere it 214 pounds, cxccttird oniy iiy Ciat of Leu- I isiana. 260 vottad tir ib t'teess of the world's Hveiace, It ') rwtinds. 'jw ccllon i u- duiiry ia of ithprffcauco la tlte 1 U'errilDry a future. eUier are r-ouunK into the thory, mtwiilfiig to fc ti) 'formal open- invot the fr.Tm Iniidfc- 'Jliey are ocuuuying i the preitnt tuv.n si' and are nrjhiit tiie plattln of more.

are befnr 'atarteil, jw ouinea loue .01.1 ut-d, MiAblinlied. aud eery feilura of the to-date. He had the respect of and Twombly. Hari Thoma9, Albert The Poplar iytore 8AY.S W.t are for 'UTSINR-'S find wsnt 'o (ill iir I'iii nt the LOWEST I'tllE I'HI'-W Cash or Piodut'o during 1906 ()m in when in li'wn. truly, Mrs W.

Hilton irid. clilldrei-who have been visiting relatives and friends for, two. weeks, returned to Kansas. iaat Sunday wss honered by all who knew' him Thomas and George HnlUne, A good time Is irrespective of politic or religion In politic he was au ofdr Andrew- ack Pleasant Yiew School opened New Mr Scott aud family made son democratr-bu't never would, allow development ol a riririit connfi i -oirr en. Tliccaal iffino rr beirn repid'y.

Yearsidfty a weelss vacation, Miss Bettie Lynd(J the teacher is i the Grarhig a pleasant call last week his name used, fyt office. aitrl jftr mineral wi.l tur. nt brooatat'to the aurjac. inmiltatioai of tlie.tei:iffr-!a 1iae fold ort In TIKivwiti' Iriwi and wiiiiieiti ai art aeek- and ordered the home paper sent Mr. Quick ia survived by his good worker, t.s the progress of the their address scuool' fi wife and the.

following children Edward and James Quick, aid Mrs Henry Gfreen of Redtield; Mrs. D. ng toti tjjsw lioinet wht4i can be Loaght i i ntu rif hlrtli.c";' TheMioitri. H4ilJ thepto-Mrsllway fer- rltory, In liB0ScateuatiiBjority of tlifrlim Jtr tnwes. Davis, Weaver Co.

have locat ed their saw mill on Dry wood ami Par "'Mora" i'rtoratbtioi 'Witt Printed Stationery For Farmers i farmers whv not have your own printed stationary wi your rural route and address on it or better still are making the woods ring wilii "saw Cobb, of Ft. Scott; Mrs, Lynch of Lindsborg Kansas; Herbert Quick Jamea baftcer, ijti'i Piar'AXnt, Stti tit op paatpfclaf; Ttrrllor." Low. ra eicuralon) music," B. Dumas bas rented his faru of Wichita, and John IJuickoI Uolo frn th. tlrf and tliirJ lucacya el give your farm a name then let mm tado Springs.

io jti vi, uimsteaa tor tue coiumih urint vou 2b0. nice note beads antf! The funeral will be held Saturday aaaa 100 envelopes for $-1 00 afternoon at 2:30 p. m. from the home year, Ben will gd' to the1 plains of western Kansas td grownup with th country. i of the deceased at Redfield.

Fifty Books, Six Months. $2.00 J. 0. Mc Crackens sale had large GOLDEl Bi'PI 1 crowd in e- and property brought good prifcfiB. Duerson The Kansas Traveling Libraries Commision, an adjuntof State Librat is prepared to furnish small libraries DEALERS iki 6RAN for the use of schools, study clubs literary societies, or other responsible organzations, upon proper application Highest PHce Psid for Corn and GWd riay.

Get oirr Price Before GARLAND, KANSAS. WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS 4 Kinds to Select from. Tuo Jones, O. Rockaway, Western. Why ejfpose your self by washtng over the steam and paying out to the doctors what will save ymr beltu PaV a machine and make the work lighter.

being made. The libraries contain alwap draw's'bfg crowiisaud big prices1 fhr ovrttle. The frien.is of' C- SnUon and wife, gave tliwrn a ititprise patty on WedneBrtHyi evenihg. The whole icomm unity regret tt, Ioosm the Ht tons as neighboiat, jn.fi iruit ope they may cast tueir lot iu pleasant places. Who? fifty books each, and may be kept n-i six months, absolutely free of ex pense, except the- transportation, fee of $2, to cover shipping charges to Welave A 6 Hole Cast Range-Bargaim ingewgaiifc and from destination.

For blank 00 NleKltt MoUlitrtii, I J1 applications, and other, infoiinalion Duplex (Jrade, Side draft, address Miss Nellie Arraentrout, Handsome finished and cheap at Also Good Values ini 4 Hole Stoves. Secretary, Topeka, Kans. Mail and Breeze. Farmers1 Paper! BLANKETS Hi in ft! ID Sill SIIBIE Speciallattention giveri; tt) driTingiTrayeliiig Men. AN0'H3RS rm Ones.

No better farm, home and stock paper is published west of. the Miss Tile Right Roadv from Kansas Cityto ChicBgo, rft. Paul, Minneaplis, Diibuqns and Den Moitu-s is the UhfcagcOreat Western Railway Three well t-quipped trains daily. Best of service. For further imfor-moation apply to Geo, Wl Lincoln, T.

A Kansas City, 'Mo. i oAHLAND STATU! SJUiHOIrF.HS NKT WORTFI 4BOVB i JlLF A MILLlbN IlOLLAflS. CmnniF T7AAT0 Wb 0l4rrv of a curny anu Uvli fwlU Prussian Stock Food. Heave Powders i L. issippi river than the Mail and Breeze Of Topeka Kansas, abd it circulates in four fifthes of the homes in the Greatest Ofier state.

We have by special arrange Distemp ifJfiuiM, rOtiKry DMOrl iN niimg oowv.r hens layina throsiuh the wuiterjm mtha. run Pig aud benefit all kind ElrER MADE! roent effected a clubbing offer that is rV D1 We Lead the 'Van ON 3 1 bound to be inviting, we will give the Graphic, and Mail and Breeze one year' for $1,25. The regular price is $1. each, besides giving you a handsome colored map of Kansas nr Missouri and the World. Address 1111 a-" aWa SM BBaBaSaBaKaBaBaSS During January and Febuary we will furnish: with every $10.00 ifi; Graphic, Garland Kansas.

Or- suit ordered from our: FELIX, KAHIM sample Wok. FREE A NDSOMK. DUrUKLK PAIR OF PANTS ABSOLUTELY FREE'. On eve oi.fei- fnnu SCHOENBURN i-smple book tor Tanor Mad- OfHi-Hi'ow a STRAIGHT DISCOUNT OF (f PER cant JustBSweare going to press we lf.urs for more The Most Popular and Bi b. uouuotwd Hoil in Jiiaatcrn Kansas IHE NEW.

RE MO N'T A': W000ARD, Proprietor. PER DAY. SCOTtt learn that the Northwestern telephone company have added 13 new members to their list and will put up another Une They will also take 4ocr- id the commerical line to con-fleet Garland With Ft: Scott. Tint a move in the right direction and joints to the Garland-Ftk Soott lint tfear eertcimty ASK FOR PREMIUR STAMPS See the finlitYnext week'. COdOiK2000aCOaOf(M0600'.

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Pages Available:
60
Years Available:
1905-1906