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V. MOWDER. Price, One Subscription One Year, if paid Mix Months, uta. Month FRIDAY JUNE8, 1894 RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Missouri Pacific Railway at Haven.

WESTWARD: 6:68 p. dully. Passenger, Mixed train, 9:03 a. dally ex. Sun.

7,45 a. daily except Suey! Freight, EASTWARD: 9:42 a. 10. daily. Passenger, 4:58 p.

daily ex. Sun. Mixed train, daily except Suny. Any other information will cheerJ. P.

JARVIS, Agent. fully POST OFFICE HOURS. The Haven postotice will be kept open as follows: WEEK DAYS. at 8 m. Closes at 8 p.

m. Opens SUNDAYS. at 9:30 Closes at 10:30. Opens Sunday April 29, and ending Beginning Oct. 28, the office will be kept Sunday minutes on Sunday evening open thirty distribution and delivery of evening for mail, GEO.

W. MAY, P. M. FRED W. CASNER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW HUTCHINSON, Kansas, attention to Bad and Litigated Special tax deeds, road law and Corpratitles, Opposite Coust House.

tion practice. Local ItemS. Haven will celebrate in a big way. eat flour eat Haven flour If you Muck farmed "some" last George week. Mrs.

Donnell visited in Hutchinson Monday. Fine hog and hominy weather these wet days. Robert Borehert's old stock still goes at half price. All goods at half price for cash at Robert Borchert'9, Corn and weeds are doing some tall growing these days. Misses' slippers from 50 to 75 cents at Robert Borcherts.

Fred W. Thorp started for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Thursday. A good enough rain fell Monday, and tive or six have fallen since. Haven Mill will sell you flour in 500 fb lots cheap, CHEAP, CHEAP. And now England is threatened with a general coal miners' strike.

Isaac B. Vincent was over at the county capital on business Monday. Harry J. Astle is preparing to take a ride on the A.O.U. W.

goat. FOR Duroc Jersey boar over one year old. Apply at this office. Miss Grace Arkins, of Denver, is visiting her Uncle, Mr. F.

W. Ash and tamily. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris are the guests of Rev.

and Mrs. Wattenbarger today. Robert Borchert's stock is complete, and his prices from ten to fifteen per cent lower than elsewhere. Some people during the hatfull of wind that blew awhile on Monday evening. Jim Skelton is we aring one hand in a sling, the result of a kick from a cow.

It hurts, too. Any goods Robert Burchert ries in stock will sell for less money than anyone else will offer to take. O. R. Burgess Son have just received a nice line of new dress patterns and gents' furnishing goods.

A. L. East will return from his claim in the Strip about July 1st, and will again take charge of the meat market. Byron Erwin will cut for him. Just Few Words, if You Please.

boring to that every person in Haven, and everyone within its rad us, ought to inter keeping the ITEM here. If tins the case, it behooves them to live. It can't do that without 4 certain and inflexible amount of cash, which it can only obtain by its business. Now, then, we must have more advertising patronage or I ore subscription money. There are some firms in town depend on chis commuwho inty profitable trade, that do Dot have line to represent them in the ITem, or to invite its readers to trade with them.

Therefore, we ask all who will to help 118 get subscribers. We have done reasouably well in this respect thus far, and have no complaint to make about the present circulation of the paper, but there are many men who would quiekly subscribe if someone friendly to the ITEM, and consequently to Haven, would suggest it to them. When times liven up, 8 Better general business will be done, and we can get aloug much easier in a financial way. Will you, reader, do what you can to help us spread the ITEM'S circulation and earn its livelihood No person can run a paper without some capital, and no one needs expect it to be done. To keep a aper here it must do a far, hving business.

That's the whole story--our bills must be met from the proceeds of our business, and if Haven will not do it, we must take Hutchinson advertising, or find a field that will pay us What do you -ay! We believe in Haven, and would like to pull for it only, but we must live while we do it People's Party Congressional Con- The People's Party Congressional Convention for the Seventh district has been called to meet at Hutchinson, Wednesday, July 25. The delegates from Reno county are the following gentlemen: W. D. Woodson, A. R.

Dodge, F. D. Horabaker; W.F. Williams, Wm. Astle, Frank Maguire, Wm.

Abbott. C. W. King, C. M.

Williams, John Gill, S. V. Keller, Chas. Phelps, D. M.

Harvey. It is almost a toregone conclusion that Jerry S.mpson will be renominated, as there seems to be no opposition to him among the party, and no ambitious gentleman has been rash enough to signify his intention to contest with him for the nomination. It will be a mere for. mality as far as the nomination i- concerned. A Wolfish Business, with Money In It.

In these dull days it is interesting to notice that there is at least one business that is flourishing in Reno county. At the June meeting of the commissioners the fol lowing bills were allowed in the line they represent. John Smyth, one coyote scalp 81 eight coyote scalps 8 00 Henry Miller, six coyote scalps 6 00 VanBibber, six coyote scalps, 6 00 Gaston, seven coyote scalps 7 00 Lou Crockett, seven coyote scalps 7 00 Krehbiel, six coyote scalps 6 00 A Clothier, five coyote scalps 5 00 Nichole, eight coyote scalps 8 00 Charles Edmonds, six coyote scalps 6 00 Campbell, four coyote scalps 4 00 Willie Clancey, two coyote scalps 2 00 Eisminger, two coyote scalps 2 Levi Harden, three coyote scalps 3 00 Harvey Charter, five coyote scalps 5 00 Lewis Sulkett, one coyote scalp 1 00 Terry, seven coyote scalps 7 00 Archie Brown, nine coyote scalps 9 00 Stanley, one coyote scalp 1 00 William Astle, eight coyote scalps 8 00 It Pays to Trade at Home. HAVEN, June 22. EDITOR -I desire to say to the public that I have just completed my new house, and that I got my lumber from J.

P. Vincent Son. It was first-class in every particular, and I got it cheaper than I could get it offered anywhere else. I think it pays to patronize our home dealers. la fact I know it does by actual experience.

Yours Respectfully; Frank FOTH. Willie Waterbury, a brother of Mrs. Will East, came from Atchin son to live in Raven. He will work in East store and stay with Dr. Hutton.

FISH! FISH! FISH! It is unlawful to Fish with hook and line before July 1st. We have moved our stock of goods into the north room of the hotel, and are ready to wait upon our cusomers and the public. Give us a call and get our prices, We guarantee them as low as the lowest. We pay the highest price for 0. R.

Burgess Son. Bring on your live chinch bugs R. Astle has made arrangements 80 that farmers can get infected John bugs by bringing in live ones to Schoonover, at his office in ven. People's Party Pole-raising Picnic. At the People's Party Club meet.

War on Chinch Bugs. ing held on May 26th, the minutes of which we unintentionally neglected to publish, the committee on Flag Pole reported the pole already procured. and on motion it was decided to have a picnic, pole raising and public speaking at Haven on Saturday, June 30th. The pole raising will take place at 2 p.m. A big time is looked forward to, and nothing but bad weather will prevent it.

At the Commissioners' meeting this mouth as a board of equalization, the assessment on farm glands in Haven township was raised from $5.36 to $5.484 per acre. They reduced the value in two townships and raised it in nine The highest was in Reno, 'which was assessed at $6.11, tne next highest is Lincolo, ($5.50, and Hayen is third. Grove is the lowest, at $2.334 per acre. Our friend Jacob Rau bas proven a relible weather seer thus far this month. Some time ago he predieted that June would be the wettest known for several yeas.

Up to date more rain has fallen this month than fell during either of the last two years altogether, and more than has fallen during any June in eight or ten years, A few weeks ago, when the drouth Was getting in its blighting and disheartening work, on crops and farmers, the ITEM suggested that plentiful rains would come as soon as the bricklayers begun work. The bricklayers came Monday and there have been six rains this week up to date. Dave Laughlin sold his 80 acre tarm last week to W. J. Albertson, who has recently returned to sas from the Pacific slope.

Mr. Laughlin may possibly go to the eastern part of the state, but more probably will not tear himself away from this wet section when he relocates. Many a man who has been sent to an early grave by dyspepsia wo'd have been alive today had he tested Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This no tem. porary appetizer, but a scientific remedy.

It makes life worth living to all who use i it. All "three subscriptions that begun with the firat issue of the ITEM expire with this issue. It will suit us to have them prompt. ly renewed. We have known worse papers than the ITEM sell for $1.50 a year.

The pay car relieved the financial stringency a little Wednesday, but none of the stuff has circulated far enough to reach us yet. F. H. Ebersole and family were down from Hutchinson Saturday, visiting Mr. and Mra.

C. Myers at the Haven "House. CHURCH DIRECTORY. alternate Sunday, at m. m.

Prayermeeting every Wednesday Sunday School every at 10 a. m. Rev. O. WATTENBARGER, Pastor.

CONGREGATIONAL CRURCH. E. CHURCH. HAVEN. M.

Preaching every alternate Sunday st 21 a. and p.m. Sunday 8. u. at 10 a.

00. every Bunday. Prayermecting every Thursday, p.m. Class meeting immediately after morning services. Epworth League every Sunday ev.

ening at 7:15, for a devotional meeting. Let all young people come. The Junior League esch Tuesday at 4. dry at 11 a.m. p.m.

Sunday school ELMER- Preaching every alternate Sunevery Sunday at 10 m. Prayermeeting every Thursday at every alternate Sunday at 8. School every Sunday at 2 p.m. Everybody cordially invited to all of these services. Strangers made welcome.

CUMMINGS, Pastor. UT Services the Third CHURCH. Sunday of each month Mugonie bail, at 11 8, m. and 8 p.m. Miss BRANT, Pastor.

W. c. T. Friday U. meets announcument.

every alternate Visiting members always welcome, Mra. CLARA E. SMITH, President. Mrs. FL RA MYERS, Secretary, Church Notes and Notices.

The Universalists are planning a series of meetings to take place sometime during October. Minis ters from abroad will likely assist Miss Brant. Circumstances prevented Rev. H. Cummings, brother of the Pastor, from preaching in the Methodist church here Sunday, as announced last week in this column, and the pulpit was occupied by Rev.

Myers of Edmond, Oklahoma, who gave a very good sermon to a large congregation. The only religious serv ice at night was the Hutton lacher joint affair, which was well attended and highly appreciated. Rev. A. W.

Cummings, Pastor of the Methodist church here, who was Vice President of the Kansas State Holiness Campmaeeting Association last year, presided at the big meeting at Hutchinson Sunday. True to announcement the Hutton-Herlacher joint lecture came off Sunday night, and a large, and in the main, intelligent, audience gave them pretty fair attention. The Doctor tried to dream of a time when America--the United States -would lead the world in moral, religious and intellectual refinement, and gave forth a number of excellent ideas for those of his audience who could take them in to ponder over, and showed prfounder thought than the subject or the "subjector" had suggested. Rev. Herlacher followed in a brief tion in which he also expressed a sort of dreamy hope that the Church of The Future', might unitedly stand upon love of God.

humanity and right, and the malicious and un- Christian that now dominate very many, alleged followers of the Meek and Lowly Nazarene might be changed into diviner relations. Miss Lillian Poet presided at the organ, and the choir did some good singing. For some reason not explained thus far, Rev. Slater did not preach here last Sunday. Rev.

Wattenbarger will preach in the Congregational church here next Sunday, morning and evenung. He preached in the Congre. gational church at Hutchinson last Sunday morning. AYERS, SARSAPARILLA HAS CURED OTHERS WILL CURE YOU A Bright Lad, Ten years of age, but who declines to give his name to the public, makes this authorized, confdential statement to us: "When I was one year old, my mamma died of consumption. The doctor said that too, would soon die, and all our neighbors thought that even if I did not die, I would never be able to walk, because I was so weak and puny.

A gathering formed and broke under my arm. I hurt my finger and it gathered and threw out pieces of bone. If I hurt myself so as to break the skin, it was sure become a running sore. I had to take lots of medicine, but nothing has done me so much good as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It has made me well and strong.

T. D. Norcatur, Kans. AYER'S Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.

C. Ayer Lowell, Mase Cures others, will cure you B1-C-Y-C-L-E-S We have them all Prices. please anybody. and Pren matic tires from $15.00 8126.00., to Send for Catalogue. Our Prices Guaranteed the LOWEST Sewing Machines, All Makes and Styler.

Our prices BrO from $10.00 to 825.00 less than agents seil the same Muchine, Send for Catalogue, R. C. WHAYNE, 560 Fourth Avenue, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY BEL WHOLESALE and RETAIL. J. F.

VAUGHN, CONFECTIONER. CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, NUTS GIVE ME A CALL. Hon. W. D.

Kennedy, republican nominee for County Commissioner for this district, suffered a stroke of paralysis of his left side and limbs last week, but has recovered so far that he is again able to he about. Byron Erwin took a hundred statements from our job Monday morning. We print such orders tor our customers they wait," and they don't have to wait long either. Our family have been dieting for some time. until Mra, Hutton sup plied them with a nice mess each of string beans and lettuce, which had a rather disa-trous effect upon the monotony of bread and water: Morris Cain, until recently local rustler for the Daily News, has become editor and publisher of the Hutchinson Headlight, and will give Reno county a real good dem.

ocratic paper. in There is no excuse for any man to appear in society with a grizzly beard since the introduction of Buckingham's Dye, which colors a natural brown or black. The King of Italy eats but one meal a day it is said. There are soIre American sovereigns in some of the Coxey armies who have to skirmish considerably to do even that well. The friends of a Douglas county woman who has been granted a divorce and restored to her "former name," after six marriages, are in doubt what to call her.

FOR small place adjoining the town of Haven. Will sell at a bargain. Also a barber's business and outtit. Terms on application. Inquire of or address, A.

O. PARKS, Haven, Kan. The bricklayers have at last begun to raise the walls of the new and handsome block that soon will in adorn the south end of the burnt district. The prospects for a big corn crop were never better, and already the pessimistic farmers are worrying for fear it will not bring short crop prices. Those "cheerful little creatures, that sing as they toil," as Josh Billings called musquitoes, are beginning to get both numerous and familiar.

Taters, ingerns, beets, fruit, new or old chickens, or any other truck our triends wish to spare, will be accepted at this shop at cash value in exchange for the ITEM. Ninety-two in the shade is the highest register we have heard of any thermometer reaching this summer, up to date We have Corn, Coru Chop, Wheat, Wheat Chop, Bran, Shorts, Corn Meal, in ally quantity to suit your wants at the Haven Mill. Born, to Mrs. W. H.

Gould, Saturday night, June 16th, a daughter. Dr. Hutton reports W. H. still liv.

ing, with sone hopes of his ultimate recovery. Ex -Senator Bishop W. Perkins died suddenly at his home in Washington City Thursday. B. R.

ERWIN, -PROPRIETOR OF. City Meat Market. Keeps on hand a good supply of Fresh and Cured Meats. Only the best get will be handled and I invite the public to give me their generous patronage. Hides and Butcher's Stuff Wanted.

Ice Mrs. Ice Erwin Cream in will South serve room every Saturday afternoon and evening, by the dish or in quantities as desired. vention. Wm. Astle, Justice of the Peace.

Collections and Correspondence Promptly and Properly attended to. Real Estate for Sale on Good Terms. Will pay the Highest Market Price for Grain in Car Lots. Grand Central Hotel Hutchinson, Kansas. R.

Bradbridge, Prop. First -class meals, good beds, courteous treatment and reasonable rates, The Grand Central will crutinue to be bead. quarters for the people from Haven and vicinity, who are invited to call. Tucker Robinson, DENTISTS. Wilcox Block, corner Main and Sherman streets.

Hutchinson, Kansas. Dr. Robinson will be at the Haven House, in Haven, on the following dates during 1894, and remain one day. April 17 May 15, June 12 August 7 september'6, October 2 and 30 November 27, December 25, Letter List. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Haven, Kausas, post office, May 81, 1894: Craty, C.

Fleeman, Mr. W. S. Gregory, Mr. WillJ.

Haven, Miss Grace, Ragaius, Mrs.M.M. Seby, Marion Thompson, Eddie, Vietor, J. L. West, G. Persons calling for the above list please say GEO.

W. MAY, P. M. ZLIMAX RAKING PUREST LESS THAN HALF PRICE OF OTHER BRANDS POUNDS.20% HALVES. ID QUARTERS.54 SOLD IN CANS ONLY.