Garland Graphic from Garland, Kansas • 3

GARLAND GRAPHIC BY W. L. GOHEEN. FRISCO TIME TABLE. North Bound.

No. 104 K. C. Express ..2:35 a. m.

No. 102 K. C. Mail ..1:00 p. m.

No. 136 Cherryvale Pass. ..9:57 p. South Bound. No.

103 Memphis Express ..5:13 a. m. 101. Memphis Pass, ..3:01 p. m.

No. 135 Cherryvale Pass. .6:20 a. m. Trains No.

102 and 101 stop at Garland. All other trains stop on flag only, or to discharge passengers. formation cheerfully. given. Office open.

from 6 a. m. until 6 m. Whitford, Agent. MISSOURI PACIFIL RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Trains Arrive and Leave Fort Scott Fallows; Departs. No. 409, daily to Iola, Yates Center, Wichita, Pueblo, Denver and all points west ....77:35 a. m. No.

410, daily to Kansas City, St. Louis, and all points east ..8:45 p. m. No. 437, daily to Iola, Yates Center, Coffeyville, Little Rock, Hot Springs, Wichita and Kiowa ..2:55 p.

m. No. 434, daily to Rich Hill, Nevada, Butler Kansas City Sedalia, St. Louis, and all points east ..3:05 a. m.

No. 310, Express, daily except Sunday, Blue Mound, Garnett and Topeka ....7:20 a. m. No. 345, daily except Sunday mixed train, Yale, Pittsburg, local, stasts here ..7:45 a.m.

Arrives. No. 424, daily from Yates Center and Iola 11:25 a. m. No.

437, daily from St. Louis Kansas City, Nevada and Rich Hill ..2:55 p. m. For further information address, C. K.

BOTHWELL, Pass. T. A. Fort Scott, Kan. KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RAILWAY Traiag arrive and depart from the station at Swart, Mo.

89 tollows, No. 2 Passengez North, Daily m. No. 26 Local Noote, Daily (9xcep Sunday 9,48 8. No.

1 Passenger South, Daily 4,20 p. No 25 Local Gouty Daily (except Sunday 9 -0 m. For autormation call on or ad. dress, H. M.

STRECKER. Local Agent. T. HOLEMAN, M. D.

PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON Office Hours 8 to 12, I to 5. GARLAND, KANSAS GARLAND REAL ESTATE CO We Solicit Loans on Farms at 6 and 64 per cent and We are prepared to make Large or Small Lpane on Short Notice. We offer the Finest List of Farms for Homes or Investment on the Market, you bave any Land for sale, List it with us. 0000000000000000000000009 PATRONIZE THE RELIABLE AND CAREFUL DRUGGIST T. W.

ATKINS For Everytnirg in the DRUG LINE FT. SCOTT, KAN. LOCAL, BRIEFS Sidewaks are the question, 0--- Can't a bog be stubborn sometimes. J. W.

Boaingut was here Wed nesday. Cladwell was in town Wed. nesday. -0- W. P.

Scows, of Swart was in town Mouday. Special homeseekers rates via Frisco to southwest. Shall we or shall we not have side. wa kg. Dr.

Holeman in Ft. Scott Tuesday. -0- Geo. Million Wend to Fo. Scott Tuesday Little Myrtle Hunseeker is ill with pneumonia, Grandma Yates is down with Sciatic rheumatism Misa Ethel Hawin went to F1, Scout Wednesday Ex Commissiper.

Connor Was in towh Wedne-day. Dumas returned from a weeks visit to Litchfield lug Beatiful Bagdad at tue Davidson Theater March the 9 4 Fire destroyed the section house at Godfry on the Mo. P. Monday. Mre.

Hugh Portwood is recovering from -a severe spell of pneumonia. --0--- Huffine Co, shipped a car of corn to Seymore, Mo. Monday. Basbam and V. Hunt rod were stock shippers last Mrs.

Iasac Ernick is confined to bed with symptons of pneumonia. --0- 10 C. Gippard and Jonn McDonnel Wil 40 to Everett, Wash in a few wes k. Gond farm for grain rent. Will Cut seed, I.

S. Boyer Garland Heavesides and Sites, furnished, -K ness City witu a car of fat porkera Monday. The Busham sistere sang a duet at. the Epworth League meeting Sunday nigbt, Hon. Obae.

F. Scott will speak at the court house in Fu Beott tomorrow night. Lee Joanstou have placed a big order for fruit trews with a nursery firm of Rogers, Ark. Mr. Woody, who recently moved.

on the Sutton farm has a boy down with Articular rheum Frank Gregory Is putting a coat of white green trim mo gs on the outside of Joseph Willards residence. Mra, Clint Lee (nee Swart) 18 reported dangerougly ill at the home of her husbands father H. Lee. The Dr'e report considerable ness this week principaly poeumonia grip and rdeumatie ills. -0- Farmers coming into town report the read rough bat gradually drying and will soon be in condition for working, That will he the time to use the King drag before they get bad again.

0000000000 00000000000000000 Some ways in which we canserve you! It you have money, deposit it with us. If you need money, borrow it of us. 8 If you want to send mon. ey sway, check on us Drafts cost less than half the cost of money Order, Only one third as much as an Express Order It you nave papers you want collected, Bring them to us. If not convenient to come to the Bank, write us.

You can make a deposit, or do most any kind of busi. ness with us by mail. Garland State Bank 8 Mr. E. T.

Burns of Horton will assist Mr. Laughlin in the bank 88 bookeeper. -0- Jae. Trout was over from Bro. naugh trading and also made the Graphic man bappy with a subscri ption Q.

W. Harrison, of Claremore, I T. is in Garland visiting his sister Mrs. W. Simon, -0 Miss Bessie Foulk visited in Areadia with her sister Miss Myrtle this week, Seventy five per centof the one-way fo1 round trip Homeseekers excurs.

sion, March 6th and 20th via Frisco Probate Judge Hudson Monday ev. ening united in marriage Mr Ibe Dur man of Nevada, Mo. to Miss Susie Alta Van Nest, of Moundville, Mo, H. Twombly has the contract to erect a four room cottage for Dennis Swart to replace the home recently destroyed by fire Jas Saigham of KansasCity bought farm of Frank Oxender near Harm ony last week and has moved his family on it, David Harum, with Harry Brown in the title role will be in Ft Scout tonight, If you want to see something that will pay you for your time and trouble don't miss it, Prices 25 cents to $100 --0- T. Ledbrook.

an old 'and reAspected citizen of Bourbon county was buried at Uoiontown last Friday He leaves no family except a wife and two half brothers. He was quite wealthy. 00 The picked talent among the Elks of Ft Scott will give a Minetrel show at the theatre March 29.0 and 30th. They bave given exibitions before, which were bighly enjoyed by everybody there. They say this will be the ever Congresrman Chas.

Scott will speak at the court house in Fu. Scott, tomorrow, vening. at 7-30, and will answer the charges of Grant Hornaday and others. He is coming prepared to make an interesting talk that will be worth hearing regardless of your political preferences. The Most Popular and Best Conducted Hotel in Eastern Kansas ITHE NEW TREMONTI A.

L. WOODARD3 Proprietor. RATES $1.50 PER DAY. SCOTT. KANS: OVER IN MISSOURI Mrs.

Samuel Yates 8 is on the sick list. M. H. Boatright, bought a cow of James Armor the first of the week. Godfrey 18 loading a car with his stock and househbld goods to leave grand old Missouri.

Walter Fultz is hired to work for G. H. Oroly the coming season. J. W.

Boatright and wife visited Wednesday with John Boatrigbt j'. E. E. Yates sale was well attend ed and every thing sold. well, The spring term of school at Totten began Monday with 99 Pearl Fuck as teacher James Hartzfeld is reported 88 being on the sick list, The farmers in this neighborhood are reslizeing the merits of the King road drag.

J. 0 Armor will -soon be boliow. on the Bronough phone line no. 9. Geo, metead and family visited at J.

Boatrighte Sunday. J. P. Davis attended business in Ft. Scott the fret of the week.

Boatsight has rented the Dr. A almee farm east of Adamson hridge. Elmer Crum and family of- our burg were calling in our vicinity Wednesday. WHo? Swart Nates. BY McHUGH KIDS The bright sunshine makes the kids feel happy, Mrs.

E. Lee, of Swart, is reported sick this week. Mr. Chas. Begales and family vis ited Mrs.

Begele's sister, Mrs W. Carter. west of Garland Sunday. Mias Goldie Gilbert spent. Sunday with Miss Blanch Packer.

Misses Eunice Heavisides and Buel Wise, and Mr. Olarence Wise were visiting at Mr. Adamson's Sun day. Milt Ashby is going to California March Addie Adamson spent Sunday with home folks. Misses Mamie and Vera Denton visited Miss Hornbeck Sunday.

A. E. Richie, Yates, and a number of voung men are intending to start for Idano about March 13. Miss Ella Leslie speut Sunday at Mr. Culver's Cries Leonard visited in this neigh.

borhood Sunday. Miss Bertha Robinson who has been visiting her aister, Mrs. Rather. ford left for Ft, Scott Monday. One of Mr Woody's children is ca the sick list this week.

Mr. Thomas and family visited at Mr. Gilberts, Sunday. Bert Brown's family apent Sunday with Mr. Green's.

Several of the large boys are stop ping school on the aecount of the spring work. Mias Dora Gilbert spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Wolf. W. a. Wilson called on Mr.

Swart Sunday evening. Mrs. Lydia Morris spent Sauday at her fathers, Mr. Swart's TI Ne-a-weel St. Louis Globe Democrat and the GRAPES one- year for $1.50 -0---- J.

0. McCracken is back from IN. inoie, after his household goods and is shipping them out today. He says he left a foot of snow behind him and plenty of mud and our gentle spring breezes are a welcome change. Garland lost 10 population 008 million and seven people, Geo Million, J.

Locker, Frank Stand. hart, J. P. and L. Scott Lookenhell and Irvio Mead this week Tury, will all come.back again.

Simply, Home Enterprise DYER'S STORE Is open FOR BUSINESS 6 DAYS IN the WEEK. Gives you 16 OUNCES to the POUND A good rock to hitch to. A good fire to sit by. Good chairs, daily and weekly papers. spittoonsPlenty of time to entertain vou -Needs your business, So coem on.

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS; M. DYER. 0000000000000000000000000 00000000000 Fred Streeter and family have moved into their new home in Garland heignts, -0--- News comes to us that W. D. Van.

Dine is seriously ill with an attact of the heart. Twombly joined the Tennesee colony Tuesday when be moved into hie new home recently purchased of 8 Hall. 100 Printed envelopes. your name and address for 40 cents sent by mail prepaid GRAPIC Print Shop. --0- J.

Hollingsworth and family have moved to their farm near Liberal and will reside there permenantly FARM FOR RENT 160 Acres 1 mile eest of Garland, part pasture 80 acres of stuble land. Adress J. Davis, Bronaugh, Mo. R. F.

D. 1. -0- Have you noticed that smile on Billy Heck's face and the nimble way he is getting around It's anther little daughter that arrived Wednesday. Mother and daughter are doing nicely One of the prettiest and sweetest little visitors that bae paid the GRAP. HIC a vieit was 88 Vergil Marie of Kansas City, escorted by her proud grandpa, Dr.

Holeman who called on us Wednesdu y. LaCygoe, Kansas is to have natural gas piped from her own wells Miss Maud Rousey, of Lola, is here visiting her aunt Mrs. A. L. Hamm and family tor a few days.

A. quiet home wed king took place Wednesday evening March 7 at the residence the brides parents Mr. and Mra, Noah B. Wise, when their oldent daughter Mamie joried in was marrige to Mr. Jas.

0. Hunsiecker. The nutial knot was tied by Rev, Huddleson of the Baptist church and WAS witnessed by the immedate rel. atives and a few close frieads of the bride and groom, after which a sup per was served. The bride and groom are both well knowa and higuly pected young people and the GRA.

PBIC wishes them a life of happiness and love Mr Ernest Burnes of Horton bas come to Garland and will assist Mr. Laughlin in the bank, Mr. Burne 18 a young man of sterling character and recently finaned a thorough course in collage we welcome him to Garland. The publisher of the Richards, Progress, has established 8 preced. ent that could be imitated with general benefit by many other newspapers.

He has designated a "road drag day') for his towa and offers 8 series of or. zes to those who exhibit drage, oresumably of their own make and the "King" pattern. -The Ruralist Brother Brady also beleives in clean streets, sidewalks and street. lamps. ---0- Irvin Mead.

John Lockner, Will Farmer, Frauk Standhart, and Frank Lookinbell accompained the Scott Brothers to 'Torrance, N.M, Tuesday and will have 8 ook at the, country. They will be gone about two weeks with the exception of Mr. Mead who may visit Canada and the northwest Territories before returnes. CRESCENT HOTEL Eureka Springs, Ark Open for the seuson February 15, 1906. Many repairs and ipmrovements have been made, the service will be better than ever and the charges moderate.

Here Spring is a thoroughly delightful season, with clear, blue skies and the crisp air of the mountains tempered by warm sunshine. If you wish to avoid the snow and slush at home this spring, go to Eureka Springe. Booklets describing the hotel and the resort sent free on request, A. HILTON, Gen'l Pass. Agent Fri: co System St.

Louis. Mo. The Right Road from Kansas Cityto Chicago, St. Paul, Minneaplie, Dubuque and Des Moinee the Chicago Great Western Railway. Three well equipped trains daily.

Best of service. For further imformetion apply to Geo. W. Lincoln, T. P.

7 w. 9th, Kansas City, Mo. New Mexico, the land of sunshine, dowers, fruit and vegetables' is at-. tracting the home seekers attention just pow. It you are interested send me your address on a postal card and I will mail you discriprive booklet telling you all about it, W.

L. Ooheen Garland, Kansas Printed Stationary For Farmers Farmers why not nave your own printed stationary wi your rural route and address on it or better still give your farm a name then let us print you 250, nice note heads and 100 envelopes for $1 00 K.C.S PORT ARTHUR ROUTE "Straight as the Crow Flies." Kansas City Southern Railway EXTREMELY LOW RATES ON FIRST AND THIRD OF EACH MONTH The tide of immigration has turned to the South, where land is cheap and crops abundant. THE LAND OF FULFILLMENT. No other section of the country promises such great return from products of the soil and increased values. IT's WORTH YOUR TIME.

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