The South Haven Rustler from South Haven, Kansas • 4

SOUTH HAVEIST, THE HU8(TIE. TURN OUT? Harry E. Bird, HannewU, KansM, Afttlli i 35, (80Q. J. E.Br&D, Business XIAJtBY E.

$nu, Editor. CONVEYANCER, 'i REAL ESTATE. COLLECTIONS Will Noble is quite sick. The trees are leafing out nicely. Bob Gordon is on th6 sick list this week.

The "drovers'' all returned Tuesday night. There is to be a dance at Rome tomorrow night, COL. JESSE HARPEB, The Old Patriarch. Will address the people South Haven, on Friday Night April 25th. Everybody cordially invited UB8CRIPTIOX HATES; Oeb year, ix months, 5U scnts.

ADVERTISEMENTS; 40 cenU an ueh per month. Locals, cents a line. HUNNKWEI.L. M. K.

Steele has been in the attend, RAILWAY TIME CABLES. city during the week. -G. DEALER IK Dry Goods Fancy NotlGBJ. Good goods at the lowest po Bible figure is our motto, Cal) and eee me.

Goto Ed, Cornell for a first has five Atchison, Topeka Santa fe, N. G- Taylor shoats for sale. class hair cut, It feyfassenger trains run on the following Will McDonald is having his fifheaule: No. 201, SowH Bound, 10-14 p. in.

202, Kobtb liOl'ND. 6:59 a. in. barber pole re-painted. BCRKEfCELL, BABS W.

B. NORTHROP, Agent. Ada Dunaway came down from Wichita Tuesday evening. 5PAJnT6R George Goodhue has sold his HTNKEWIM, KANSAS. farm and will go to Oklahoma.

Xotary Public, (fSTAU Wdi'k for. S. Pensioner's Fum. Pater Hanoirva, -arid Lots of New Goods this week Barber Shop, icf-tp iwc-ppee, fro. at MUSGROVE BOYKR sisn WRIT Hr-vow All Ye Pgpg: A wire sign now ornaments the front of W.

liyland Co's sstore. When you want a clean easy tOxtv Mrs, J. E. Bird -will have charge of the Hunnewell branch of 'the Rustler office. Leave all order's for Job Printing, ad- eribising etc.

with her at the old ocation, or a hair cut givs call. 5fHot and cold baths. Tillable fiTV of LEMOND J-mat the Old VANHOOK All word Give a trial. 'the Galyean Family. The concerts given by tl.

Galyean Juvenile Quintet Ch on Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week were of a order of merit. The corneteu Master Eddie, carried off tlnv. honors by the masterly mann iJ with which' he executed the mo difficult selections. Each mei. Best and most popular brands i r- i.

When you wish a clean, easy shave go to Ed. Cornell's barber shop. It Ed. Cornell makes a specialty of ladies' and childrens hair-cutting. It Mayor Sam Nutt inserts a good big ad in the Rustlek this week.

Read it. ox cigars aiwe-yn bwjc- Is selling Goods at Rock Bottom Prices for Cash, We carry a Complete Line of STANLEY'S OWN STORY. Only Authorized Edition. The most thiillingly interest mg booic ever written. rpisiops rocepes a Items are scarse.

We have two meatmarkets. Don't forget the May party. A. Hale is up and around "gain.5-1 Bring your Jqb work to this Dr. Crawford was it the city Several South Havenites took ui our city Sunday, Mrs, Mosely left for Illinois Jast Tuesday morning.

Jim Clubb was up from the ranch during the week, ber is a musician pi no ordey and the day will come when they will rise to prqnJ nence in the musical profession The Galyean concert company is composed of refined and into) ligeilt ladies and gentlemen, though any one of thoni could command a salary of '50. pi Sold only by subsciiption. We are pleased to announce that little Mabel Boon is getting better rapidly. Will Nicholls and E. A.

Fulford returned to Caldwell last Tuesday afternoon. More new shades in Brillian-tines at MUSGROVE BOYER'S. fllsto-rteal pub. Boots a fid Shoes, "E5fY good St. X-ouiR, Moi etc.

E. A. Fnlford, Agent, Ctotkihg, Furhjski Caldwell, Kansas. We are also well supplied with Several traveling sign paint-' ers have struck this city during Cfockeyyi Gla3svayej fJardwayej Baled hay apd Cort the past few days. week to travel with a theatrical company, Mr.

Galyean positivu refuses to separate them, would rather give his entertain rnents under the auspices some church society than to La, his childron surrounded by bin companions and impure assoeH tions. Attenion Laboring Men. The laboring men of Arkansas E. A. Fulford was in the city J.

II. RSII) Mas for sale, Millet Seed, PRODUOBWANTED, UNNEWELL, KANSAS. City and vicinity have decided to Monday delivering bopks. state the following tacts tor Cawe Seed and Cora, will take any kind of publication in all papers in this F. Baugh is having his drug produce on subscription.

and other etates, as a warn store ceiling calcimmed this Rev, Williams preached at the ing to an laoormg men ami Cherokee strip boomers, who Bt'ancli Store. Mnsgrove Boyer, our chool house Sunday night. week. Jay Reeco are doing the job. rai have been misled and beieve Quite a number of our people that they can obtain large wages If you wish anything done in rook in the Haven Saturday.

or men with families have been the painting line, call on John coming from all sections to await Grass and wheat never looked L'aVance, the old established painter. the strip opening; hundreds ot finer in this section than now. fTiiippewenfr -1 otei.fr First C)asst Accoixrqo4siohsr. This Is one of the finest hotels in Southern Kansas. men from many towns in and Go to risk the Photo Artist, South ling merchants, have establish a branch store at Gnelph.

Th' will carry a complete line of goods, groceries and provisiev; and general merchandise. who will have charge of the co cern has not as yet been Mr. Musgrove will havo chary until after tho business is fairtV started. Guelph is a good poi for trade and we bespeak for tho Our farmers all wear a broad out of Kansas, are now here and Haven, for good work. smile of pleasure, how-a-daye- as and having nothing to do, seen: Wm, Lockridge is reported as every employer and offer to per they gaze out upon their wheat and corn fields.

form the work at starvation being quite sick at his ranch. A visit to the strit) now wil mces from dire necessity alone. Prof. C. H.

Blume, and the Misses Eva and Ada Galyean repay anyone for their trouble. We who are residents of the city new firm continued success a-i and tax-payers and are depend made the Rustler office a pleas No von don't, Perry, You are prosperity, ing upon city and other work for loo small for us to monkey with our sustenance do hereby extend A New Business Venture. Hunnicut. the entti: No new officers were elected last Sunday by the Sabbath a warning to all, that with thes facts staring you in the face, you prising jeweler; has recent school. come at your peril, and may be adaed to his business by Qui city is a little quiet just forced, with many others, to call in vain upon the city authorities purchase of aline line of poctn cles.

an eye tin- jipw from the fact that everyone and others for help. is busy. tho necessary auiurci? L. G. Frybarger, Mrs.

Hunnicut has organized by proftiAsional oculists, ai Com-J P. F. Yount, H. H. Constant, a class instrumental music a' prepared to fit tho oyes wri very finest lenses this place.

April 12, 1890. le invites ail who have (Exchanges please copy.) Perry McDowell and "them mu-ils" went up to the county unable to get glasses suitable i their requirements to call ar, consult him. Glasses purchas-. of him without charge. seat Wednesday.

What has become of th old fash ant call Tuesday Martin Adams had cnarge of Jay Richmond's livery stable during the absence of Joe Cronk-hite in Kansas City, The dance held at the hall Monday night passed off pleasantly. Prof, Blume furnished most excellent music for the occasion. Sumner county corn now goes to Galveston and thence to Liverpool. This is a naw route and a mighty good one. The further we keep away from Chicago gamblers and wall street cut throats the better we aro off.

T. II. Turner, of Wellington, will have charge of Mr. Klein's interests at this place. Mr.

Turner is a first class workman, a very pleasant gentleman and a hard worker, and we can see no reason in the world why he should not be successful. J. L. Huffington of this city, solicitor for Zob. F.

Crider Co, xoned farmer who used to salt 1 UK SAJLIL A line new down his own meat, raise his own Road Cart. Best in the world A Bargain. H. E. Bikd.

vegetables and take his corn to mill The other day a farmer Card of Thanks. To the kind friends who sc came to town with corn which he Uncle Tom Callahan talks of taking a vacation soon for the nobly aided us during the sick sold for twelve cents per bushel, ness of our little daughtor, benefit of his health. and took home a bushel of apples $1.25 a bushel of potatoes at Richmond Co. South Haven, pay Mabel, we extend our heartfelt thanks. the highest market price ior Game cents, three cans of corn at eight Mr.

and Mrs. 11. Boono. furs, Hides, etc. Call on us.

Watch This Space, and one-third cents, a ham at lo Several boomers are encamp cents per lb, a side of bacon at Curt Keck, who came up from ed near the city and will remain Crescent City, during tnr here until the strip opens, thirteen cents per pond, and a hunk of beef at ten cents, all of these could be produced on the farm for seventy five per cent less money, and this money could be Is there anv truth in the ru latter part of last week says that corn and whoat are looking fine, business is lively, that a cow live stock commission merchants nor that we are shortly to hav of Kansas City, secured ten cars a grand wedding in our city kept on the farm. It might help blacksmith shop had been buur, and other improvements are con of fine cattle ior that hrm last Sunday. "Seph" intends to do The special stock train created at least to keep the interest paid templated. Bui BrOAVn tiuite a little stir here bunday a Wrr HiiRinAsa in his line ine up. There is a great talk about Fred Cresshavo everything nice It had a flavor of the.

"good old beef combines, but ther were coming season- ly arranged in their new 6 by times" about it. more smoke houses and come A Uvirfl number of our friends 18 store building and are doing a beef barrels at the farm houses. Bring your job printing to the Vinvn flrotmed in to see us during rushing business. Ben Kyland the beef combiues would not Rustleu office. We will do it as the week, many of which ordered is stocking up big and is having keep the firm hold thay have tho Rtistler sent to their ad a booming big trade.

neatly and as cheaply as any (ice in the county. dress until further orders, Our naper is gaining in popular favor The Carkesville Oklahoma Considerable many cattle have L. Wheeler, son of Capt died recently. with the people and we are more or "Big Foot Wheeler," as he is Colony is still alive and regular meetings are held each week at Found A pair of rubbers than pleased with the iact. more familiarly known, is visit Call at this office.

The ice cream social held at the Walden House on last Saturday Jim Gile lias been under the weather all the week. nftpivnoon and evening was a sue ntwc in nvnrv particular. The Jim Clubb went down to Red nvRfpeds amounted to about Rock Monday to buy ponies. 00. The ladies aid society de Rim t.o return many thanks to al J.

T. Whitehead is putting ing Billy Williams. A gentleman from Kansas City has moved hero with his family and tays ho intends to remain until the strip is opened, Pianos, Organs, Violins, and all kinds oflilusical Merchandise Cheap, BtEalsloy Huntington's opposite Bank South Havon. Considering its size, very few towns can lay it over ours for business. The boomer trade is especially good just now.

enxsstiacitaGsaiBtBdasKiK 115 acres of corn this season. those who so liberally patronized MFG. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. and assisted them on this occa How about holding the next the school house. It has one hundred and twenty active mem bers and is officered as follows- Matt Elliott, president.

W. J- Lingeufelter. vice pres. J. W.

Lockman, secretary, J. J. Tato, treasurer. WANTED. Stock to pasture during the coming season.

Inquire of R. L. Wright. Bob Gordon lost a very promising and valuable colt a few days ago. Mrs.

Van Fossenhas fine cabbage and tomato plant9 to sell. Ran. Musgrave intends to go to Alaska about the first of May. Several horsos have died in th of Julv celebration thi Sion. city? Frank Lott is now rejoicm Mina Edwards was out driving Tuesday.

Ho stopped to water at the creek near B. O'Hair'a, one lino became entangled under over tho birth of a bouncing ba We hear it rumored that the by boy. MM, 118.00 At Factory, Otib Ordw Smita Fd is making arrangement buggy pole, someone fired ott i miM'tnum struck out for town tn Hvtmul their lines running to A great many are of the firm omnion that tho strip will be this place and to llunnowelll on overturned buggy and smashed opened in July next. HimuE-h the territory. The thin-? un but were caught on All Saoond Onrwfh Hickory.

Main street. Mina says it is a Hunnewell branch will bo built on to i Guthrie where it wili con- Tiw lUnt llMit A rmi PAfCnnilv IWtAnnMt this section from glandors. Col.Jesso Harper, April 25. am Wm Sirflnir Oil ItaiMnd Hnrlnv Q. A.

Halo, who has one of the finost peach orchards in the coun ty, says there will be no end of poaches the coming season. longer walk from the creek to town than ho thouaht it was. i unwBwiiinmuvnL coct withtho mam line. Cam well Journal, n.Too wn pod tu uu it jvj mvnmt, nxx nV.