The Haven Item from Haven, Kansas • 4

CilURCH DIRECTORY. 'i Haven Item, lot nnv piper, la sIjiiiv an aptness in that BiCWL-E-S JNTIillNA TTONA I r.H..K. 'inCTWNUiYi Tlii-n- are people who wem wu'l voiiil rliilly fur want of wet -ink, orr whining woeiiilly In--(hum' wuv'H jf wruthful w.itiiil tlieniHul v-k ofor their vvri iirirtouiu wmhIh p. ihiii then- widn wrialin wiiy. We b-twi llu-m fill M.

and I'tIcuh. Can I'l'ttse anybody. and Pneu itlc tires from flS.OJ to (1.5. VU. lor Our Prices GnaranlteJ LOWEST Sewing Maciriijea All Mtk't and Styles.

Our prices are JIO.OO to 25.0(1 les than agents sell tbe same Muchlno, Send for our Cutalogtio, H. C. WHAYKE, 5u0 Fourth Avenue, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. J.

F. VAUGHN, IONFECTIQMER. CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, NUTS C. GIVE UE A CALL B. E.

BE WIN, PIlOPUIKTOPt OF City Meat Market Keeps on baud a gutd supply of Fresh and Ccrcd Jlcats. Only the best get will be liautlle.1 and I invite tbe public to give me their gencrom patronage. Hides end Buicfisr's Staff Wanted, Trii'tlH J1- Erwln will serve 11. IceCream in South room every Saturday afternoon and evening, by the dislj or ii, quantities as desired. Win, Astle, Justice of the Peace.

Collections anil t'orrcsponilonro Properly ultcnile.l to. R82I far ci Terms Will p.iy tho Ugliest Mark, I'rirt? for iir.tfn in C.tr Grand Central Hotel Kansas. II. BracUiridsc, Prop. First class meals, good beds, courteout treatment and reasonable rates.

The Grand Central cmtirtuo to he Uead-quartsra for the people from ilavcu and vicinity, who are invited tD call. Tucker Robinson, DENTISTS, Wilix Block, rorner Main nnil Slieriiuni streets UlllchlObUU, Kuushs. lr. Rolilnson will he at the Huron House, in rUvi-n. on the folli.ning dtitcs during mid rpiuniii ono day, April 17 May June 12 10.

Aucust 7 Si pteiiiherfi, October 2 nn.l Nureinljer H7, IJeccml.ci Letter List. The following is a list of letters t-e in iu the Haveu. Kansas, post office, 31, 1894: 'Jrtity, C. Floeman. Mr.

W. S. Gregory, Jlr.WlllJ. Haven, Miss i s.M. Jl Sohy, Marion J.

2, rompcr. Iviiiie. Victor. J. L.

t-i'soti r-t-s f.n- the list adyertUeil." Geo V. M. fl 0 i.i II K(i ATIO A CKiritCH. PioucblDK evury alternate fcuiU.y, nt it m. and in.

J'rayormi nt- lni every Wednesday Sunuay 3i i-very isuaday at 10 a. m. O.T. Wattem iiakokii. K.CHUKC'H.

IUvkn. evnry alternate Hunttjy at 1 a. in, and 8 p. in. --'iiiHhiy a.

ci. evt-ry himduy. i i I J1 i ill. ij, j. i p.

ill nu ok iniiutiuniui' unitr murntLK a'-rv- e.iortu League nvcry hmi'luy cv obluK at 7:16, lor a dcvutloual I.ct all younsj ptoplo coc.e. Xic Juni.i.' i-eaiiue each TucKday at 4. Ki.mkk I'rt 'nebin every at tern ate Sua. dry at 11 a.m. aud 8 p.m.

Sunday schoo every SutiUay at 10 a. in. every Thursday at 8 p. m. Hioiii.ano rreachlnR every alternaW Sunday ut a.

p.m. Hucday Bcliool cvory Sunday at 3 p.m. Everybody cordlilly Invited to all or thc-o dcrvice. S'ramiera made welcome. A.

W. Pa-tor. NlVKUSAUSl' CiJL'KUli. Sorvicss the Third Sioulny of each neiotb in Magoiile hull, at 11 a. m.

uudilp.m. Jtev. MUs, Pastor. w. C.

T. V. lUfci.tti evury ulternato ltlng mcinl.ors alvray welcome. Mrs. Ci.aka K.

Smith. Prtsidect, Mrs. Fx. a My Kits, Secretary. Church Notes and Notices.

licv. Miss will attend tho State Convention of the Young People's Christian Uriou of hor church at Junction City next week, and her date at Haven will he tilled tin June 17 by Ilev. Father Davis. the oldtst Universalis! mluistdr in the United States. Services at and 8, and that long and tempting table as usual.

Everybody invited to come and share in tho feast of g0od things, which are for all People. Kev. Slater, the Advcntist minister, ia auuouaced to preaah bore, io the school house, next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Our people who are acquainted with htm ufonu us that he is an able and interesting preacber, and we should like to bear blm, and may do so in the morning.

Wc 'ire engaged to listen to Uutton and Herlacher at night, aud Oder tbe suggestion that Kev. Slater change the hour 0I his second service from evening to afternoon. Such an arrangement can't make great dlfi'areuee to him, and it will enable many to hear him who will otherwise lie debarred from that pleasure. Ujv. Ildnry Cumtaiugs, of Kingman, and brother of the pastor, will preacb in the Methodist church next Sunday, morning and evening, and at Highland in the afternoon.

A. W. Cummikos, Pastor. Kev. McMillan, who used to be ia charge of the circuit hero, preached in ie Methodist church last Sunday night.

Children's Day was observed at the Cougregational cburch Sunday morning and most of the llttlu ones acquitted themselves handsomely. Tbe programme was a vtiry good one, and reflected much err-dit on the two or three teachers upon -vhom most all the preparatory work of tbe occasion foil. We perhaps appreci ated tbeir efforts because they had to two of our olive branches" for duty Arrangements have been mtule to have a sort combination mooting iu Masonic hali Suudny evening, iu which Dr. Hutton and Siiindau Uerlaclier will play the leading roles. The Doctor wiil preacb ou "A Dream of Tomorrow," and Mr.

Herlacher will talk about "The Church of the Future." Tbe bills say music will be interspersed," which we j-rosuiue will prove an extenuating leature that vva feel safe in predicting will be highly appreciated- Foit Sale A small place adjoining the towu of Haven. Will sell at a bargain. Also a barber's business and otlit. Terms On a pi. plication.

Inquire of or address, A. O. Pauks, Ilav-Mi, Kan. Who formerly resided In Connecticut, but who now resitlas ia Honolulu, writes "For 20 years past, my wifo ami 1 have used Ayer'a Hair Vigor, and wo attribute to it the dark ltair which she and I now have, while hundreds of our acquaintances, ten or a dozen years younger thau we, ere either gray-headed, White, or bald. When asked how our hair has retained its color and fullness, we reply, By the use of Ayer's Hair the hair kept fill- up out every I jiiii ii us- Ai5r' Vpor, and oa.

it et cri'y clierkc-d aTiy f'lrtr-cr Kss fta.r. rut produced sn entirely tiew crowd), which has rcmaii.ed and jaoay this riKy. I oin this preparation to al! in Deea cf a g- uuine hair-iestorer. It is ail it is iaimed to be." Autonio AlamiD, Eastrop, Tex. AYER'S MMR UJGOK tf 1 2s? igor nothing "In lm, my affianced rvsy was nearly liald.

and v. i.i on lead tn in oi. ol i-ii i. i'. it In the utiite.

We ntff tan folluvrin whivb appeal I iu In v. eh' Tl." o'ivru' flrsf i- stii.r.c'. Ii i- tm, Un-ry (Suinm uf wii'i in. lir-t tiv thf tk mount Al Tb" 'l" I wai wrltuv. tb t.

inr.pii In lit intu Cii -St ir i'l 1 a.rr-n. 4tii vvd j.ri'ntlme il i torrT. witljhtu(iiii(4 our dear r.ii"ir's- oiiali (I dor.lttl. However, 1'i'm nk tlie the rainn kicked, nr.d everytliiug g-e that we uoa the Uftnlie, JIu dar brother, it you vi.r ujraln think are prevaricating, uul fxprrituce in utb matters mskoayou i-impete' a jiitlne as any man In Reno cfivr planHO, lor thu love you beiir us, mention It We ued to ba a model that it would have donr good lo have known, Ian here lately, some ot our more Intimate who take more tbiu passing intosi'i In have hinted tbi we vara turning populUt, and we have crdeavo erl to convince tbem tliat Muir fears v. era 1'eihaps thoj', al-j, hsve (Jul ted a tciideuiy to and, knowing how that hu.it, one1 lirmly liyed, will urow on a fellow, tbuy have lelt it their duty to re-mnnstrtiiQ with us, lest we become a eon-nniitd 1 1 1 and turn the Itkm into a regular, Luting populist organ.

We beg of you, orotber, doa't ever give us away again The repair crew that was out with sngine "8" diaed at the Haven house Sunday. A dude' from Mount Hope was hanging around the postofHce quite a while Thursday afternO-n. The pressed brick for the hank and Odd Fellows' building and J.R: Payne's store are ou the ground. Polato bugs are getting iu their nefarious work, and some fields ate suffering much from their ravages. Miss Bertha Astle is helping to handle the mails at the Haven post-office, having taken the situation Monday.

Rev. Voss and Robert Borchert were fishing Tuesday, but as they failed to take any good bait their catch was a small one. We have Corn, Corn Chop, Wheat, Wheat Chop, Bran, Shorts. Corn Meal, in auy quantity you want at the Haven Mill. Dandruff forms when the glands of the skin are weakened, aud bald-uess is likely to follow.

Hull's Hair Reuewer is the preventive. Mrs. R. Astle; who was away on a uine week's visit to her daughter, Mrs. J.

E- Lang, at Carthage, Missouri, returned home Friday. A meeting of those interested ia keeping the angling road open called for 3 o'clock tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon, in this town. Found: An Odd Fellows' old "F.L.T." pin. which is at this office; and may be had by the roal owner for less than th- price of a ew one. Postal notes go out of use after July 1, 1891.

The ices for money orders will be reduced and their form changoiJ no as to read to pay to bearer. Miris Huld-i a.ker came over from Valley township Sunday to attend the Children's Day exercises and visit with her sister, Mrs. Wattcnbarger A thousand note hi ads unci a lot of envelopes for l)e. notion, ami bnl-i ami tickets toe th- grat Uiii-toii-ilei'Uicher joint kept us pretty busy Monday. If you would hiiTa silky and abundant hair t.tk.'.

care nt i Acr's Hair Vigor onlv, that being reliable aud without which no toilet is complete. It keeps the scalp clean, cool and l.ealiiiv. If the boy or boys who Look the tvo of a pied i'b form out the rear window of our ollice wi bring it back they will do us a favor. It is valuable to i P-i-e i a fr Large ia the con ventiou, th.il she oh si i days we xpeet iiit i to Mlt- i- -ltd to rriuf in ItMr. I i aud to hi chunks of hai ramij ha ia died out to Hie uorelie who wer-going to flouiix govcri or in such short order awhile ago.

winy tun i limii-i." Tmi jfam wore Hi- i viiiijiit. it ttijitiivwtl. nun over t.uM.uuo fxis-mlnd brlore tin! ura copy win prliuil. livcryborly KllOllhl UWU t'lilt Jil. iiDii.iry.

It an-nrt-nt iiii kly ami ttnrructly tliu so conauuilly nrisinfr enncemlnc; tho lilnU.ry. Klliug, pronunciation, aiiU muaiihig of word, A IJbrn ry in Itself, it also pjve In a Iiinn convfliuiMit fur ruady n-fen-nra thfl facta (ift ii.t.-.l ci.Dci'riuiiK TnnuiiH, iiiK lrnt iiml mmli-rnt (li ti-tiima persona ami tho countries, titles, town, iiml natural feature of tho jrli.lie; translation foreign limitations, words, proverbs; etc. Thf Vork i Invnlunlilcintha l.ounelj nnil to tlio ti'iiWii ntljular, pro-lessiuu and self-iMliieator. saving of Ihrrr. nulg pi tiny for a wr will provide) more than vihmikIi money to urr.l.Aii a copy of tlm liituriiali'siial.

fan vml Turil tri tn without it? nave your Itor.ksellvt show it toyon. jf O. C- C. Morriam Co. J'tttilitthor, 1 i.

i.i tTPrfn'l t.uyi-tipftpT'h-.tn-l I im elile rii.ni.uol I lnlUk.wil.ftl, I 5 iliiuuuUuns, etc vww THE HAVER ITEM Entered lit Ilia at Haven. aud admitted to the mail, at pmcid rate. Published every Friday By J. V. MOWDER.

Subscription Trice, One Year 1.25. One Year, it paid advance, $1.00. Sir Months, 60 cts. Tliree Months, 23 cts FRIDAY JUNE 8, 1894. RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Missouri Pacific Railway at Haven. wkstwaro: rasaenger, p. daily. Mixed train, daily ex. Sun.

Freight, 7:45 a. ni dully except Suny, kahtwakd: 1'asienuer, 0:42 a. daily. Mixed train, 4:58 p. daily ex.

Sim. dally except Huny. Any other information will be cheerfully given. J. V.

ARVI8, Acnt. POST OFFICE HOURS. The Haven postoUice will be kept open as follows WKKK UAYH. Opens at 8 a.m. Closes ut 8 p.

in. SUNDAYS. Opens at 9:30 a.m. Closes at 10:30. beginning Sunday April 20, and ending Sunday Oct.

28, the ollice will be kopt opon thirty minutes ou Sunday evening lor distribution and delivery of evening mail. Gko. W. May, 1'. M.

FRED W. CASNER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Hutchinson, Kadsbs. Special attention to Bad and Litigated titles, tax deeds, road law and Corpra-tion practice. Opposite Const House. fcooal Items.

If you eat flour et Haven flour AH Ronds nt half irice for casli at liobert Uorchert's. Mra. Borchert drove over to the county sent ou it viait Thursday. Haven Mill will sell you flour iu 50011, lots cheap, chkap, CHEAT. Most of the roofs iu Haven let some of Saturday night's ruin drop through.

For Sale-. A Durec Jersey hoar over onefyeur old. Apply at this office. Dr. Rohinson made his regular dental visit here Tuesday.

He will come ngain 10. W. II. Uounell and Joseph Ken-nerk drove over tu Ilutehir.ipan on Mev t8 Holiness vm-Hut ch inso ii.H w-'ek. Robert rl' iu coiu-flete, and.hi.x fVum iu.

ten percent lower tjirm ciw iiei Ed Russell and family weir from Ilutchiuuon today, t'n; df Dr. and Mra. O. R. Burgess Son just received a nice line of new patterns at gents' fnriiietiiut; goods.

A iii-iii ly tliu uuiiie of Hint i I II ii.cliiii.-nu fiiukf mi i port to (lie iV Naws Unit I 1 1 'h nil cmifiiiien-d w.i 1 i. 1 1 iiicliri II-- kiivm it vvii.s tiiui ii heavier ut otin puiiitH, mi. I llus vicinily must on record as lieiiiH tint! of I h- "'other points." Competed: jmle liert1, who i hiiiu in liiivi' h.id t.iiil; corn ct guatn, are in-sisi nig Unit not. less, than eight of water fell here, and Home, hi ill Letter arithmeticians figure it nr. ten.

(Ot cunrsn these fiuren are disputed by Hilly Dmit'ell and Joe Di'itl, who ''rueM" it nt. pcHnibly tii rte but they don't know any moie ehout water thau we do.) 'I la-re ii a man out north of the who hh.ill be naiiiflt-AM here ut'cause (if a pi'cuhurily of lii.s lii.s-position that we pity, who tlict the Itsm id a republican paper puie and t. He is evidently m.icII ulilicted with ineutil fc fi.J nun ami piaeinia. Une kind of jjolitics oes in this papoi just the saire aa another, and its ditor favors protection, free com- aye of American silver, and euMiyh greenbacks to make the country's bu.iineHs piodium, or money amount io $40 or $50 pir capita, lie don 'i care a red rappee about the "pari ty" of th kind-; just so onie within hid reach, and relieves the too great "disparity" between the wadding of his wallet and the bank accounts of some of his neighbors. Our cranky friend over the river is sadly off his base, aud mint be blind ia sight, sound and reason to it ou P3 lie is doing.

However, we'll guarantee his speedy and permauet recovery it he'll subscribe for the Item and take it regularly. Haven is quite a "parlor" business town. Burgess' store is in the Haven House parlor, Byron Erwin has a parlor meat market, Mrs- lir-win an ice cream parlor, tho hunk is now in the millinery parlor, and Dr. Huttou will soon have parlor drug store, and Dr. Ballou boasts a geuuiue parlor office.

The Daughters ot llebekah elected the following officers at their meeting on Monday night, June 4. Hannah Slay ton, N. 0. Emma East, V. G.

Nellie Ballou, Secretary. S. S. East, Treasurer. Miss Mary Schoonover was elected delegate to the Grand Lodge, which meets at Wichita next Oeto her.

Men who are too stingy to take the homo paper ought not expect a very long obituary notice. Col-wich Pointer. They do, though, neighbor, and we always take pleasure in graify-iug their ambition. In severaljiinrounding towns the Creamery business is being urged upon the gullible people, and men are urging the communities to or-srauize stock Cvnipauies. The cream ery business is uncertain, and it is best to go slow.

The creamery that has been in operation at Haven, in Ileno county, for son time and was supposed to be prospering has we understand, had to quit. The foregoing is about the substance of an item in one of our exchanges of last week that we had intended to copy exactly and com ment upon, but the loss qf the a oer prevents the proper credit. It is a mistaken intimation that the ereamery business is a sort of fraud upon the unfortunate neighborhood where one exists, as well as a mis lake us regards the Haven creamery The Haveu creamery has not quit, nor has its management any idea that it shall. It has always paid ail that it could ttltoid for milk a reasonable profit en but i it is doing so iiiaay and will cc-nti--iie to do no. It, is oe the in-; Uuitiotia thai v- expect will go it vor" iu it is doinjr a good i.moti.t.

of biisineHfl, fmdiug a ready tVr 'h, products, aad is mummed bo'ii iu its operation in tho policy of its lib-urn' 1 1'iiu! of director. There is no i'soii by it, t'lutuld be reported in J. '-It, Haver Will Celebrat Haven is going to be patriotic July and will celebrate apprnpri aiely. They will merge a celebra tion and old settlers' picnic into one meeting, and a pood time is expected. Judg Uirk-veker will orate.

Hutchinson News. "(3o from home to learn the news," is illustrated in the forego, ing. It is the first luinouncement of the big celebration which will occur here on the Glorious No one hero, knew anything about it. until that announcement, but the celebration will positively re cur. 1 ti arrangements are being by which the A.

fj. W- lodge here will probably have the preparations in hand. be bills provided they have some printed. War on Chinch Bugs, Bring on your live chinch bugs R. Astle has made arrangements so that farmers can get infected bugs by briuging in live ones to John Schoonover, it his office in Haveu.

That it can rain in Kansas when ever it wants to was fully demonstrated Saturday and Saturday night when what has been gener ally estimated at not less than eight inches of water fell. (Hilly Donnell l.sputes this quantity, and every one knows Joe Kenueck will swear to whatever Billy says.) During the day tho thirsty ground eagerly drank up all that came, hut the heavy rain during the niht came too fast. About 4 o'clock the little creek that runs under the railroad east of town Lecame dammed by stuff ledgin" igainst the bridge, and overflowed along tho south side of the track 11 it came through tho trestle and flooded W. Gould's farm and stood an inch deep on the floor ol his bonne. It flowed awav north- vvaid through the east part of town in a river two hundred yards or so wide, and was damned there by most of the men whose lauds it irrigated.

During the night lightning struck the chimney of Gould's house and knocked it into smithereens and came down through the roof and csiling into the house. Lightning also struck the Lutheran church spire, knocking off shingles and otherwise damaging the belfry and tower. The Missouri Pacific's track was considerably washed in a number of places and trains were somewhat delayed. Fields are well soaked, and farmers say will flourish nicely for a mouth without more rain. Pretty Prairie is trying to get a creamery, with indications of success.

If it is managed as judiciously as tho Haven creamery il will prove a most excellent invest-ment, both for the town and the farmers who supply it with milk, and everybody else within its business radius will fuel its benefits. It must be properly managed, however, to be of great value lo the community. It comes to our hearing Al. Race has trowu weary of single blessedness, and has made arrangements to join fortunes with a worthy widow of Haven in a short time. Here's to them both: but we can't forget that the elder Weller's advice always was: "Sain-i eel bevare of vidders." All "three mouths" subscriptions that begun with the first issue ot the Item expire with this issue.

It will suit us to have them promptly renewed. We have known woit-e papers man the It km sell a vear. The township board he'd a called session iu 'Squire Schoonover officii Wednesday, to consider th-matter ot repairiug the bridges that were damaged by Saturday's rains, and the rebuilding of those wash, away. John B. Viuceut, wife and little one were doivn from Hutchinson visiting relatives Thursday.

I 1 i 'i J- a THAN HAiP -I- 0 QUARTt SOLD IN CANS UWiX.