Garnett Journal from Garnett, Kansas • Page 1

1 VOLUME XXIII. NUMBER 47. GARNETT, KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1895. PRICE $1.00 PER YEAR. li" vf-1 -1 There will ben.

union service on News and Business Liocaln. Thanksgiving day in the First Bap tist church at 10:30 o'clock. Rev I II -BY 1 i fill 1 Combs of the Presbyterian church CORN 11 will deliver the sermon to which al studete FOR are invited. Men are at work this week on BER. NOVEH sewer which John R.

Foster i3 hav ing put in to drain the basement 68 inch Sacking Flannel five colors Trir- 50 Inch Golf Suiting, worth U.CO Qfir NORTH SIDE Knv Vrir. VV SnVlfMRVR Sr.R UUV under the First National bank which he is having repaired and put in Men's Underwear 20c up. Good Sflr1 allies tVFW Values 52 inch Black Wire Serge, worth CO eoc Not. Price crvrw ARE GOING TO HAVE J. Q.

McAfee and his men are at work on a barn which they are building for N. L. Bowman on his residence property west of town. E. F.

Moore and wife, who reside in the east part of town have the sympathy of many friends over the loss of their little child which died Tuesday morning. The Presbyterian J. C. E. society will give an amusing literary and art entertainment at Mrs.

Stat-lers on west 7th avenue Friday even" ing, admission 5 and 10 cents. John Stump and his men commenced work on the Greene building on the south side Monday and will change the old crumbled stone front into a fine press brick front. Mrs. Ellen Lease, the noted shape for occupancy. Canton Flannels 6c to 17c.

It will do you 45 inch Boucle Suiting, very stylish '7flr Neat designs. Nov. Price good to see them. Mrs. R.

J. Pepper and class Hair Curlers. 45 Inch all wood Serge Black Afr SHAl SALE A SPECIAL pftlnra Knv. Prlcn "WVW gave a recital Monday evening in their studio in the Kirk block. They We believe we sell more 36 loch all wool Senre Black andOCo rnlnrs.

Nov. Prloe rendered some very fine selections BOOTS 8 SHOES 62 inch Broad-Cloth, seven colors ALf, of music which were well apprecia Nov. Price vjv ted by a few invited guests. than any other store. Why? We are leaded ii Cotton Blankets One of the greatest religious Mens Leather Faced Mlttons Nov.

Price 25c revivals ever known in the hist How They are yours for a small price. On the North Side Commencing Monday November 25 to Continue all week. We Bought thef Shawls Direct from the Racine Woolen Mills and can sell you Shawls at what some Retail Trade had to pay for them. If you have no Money Bring a Wagon Load of Corn. We will take it.

We are Headquarters for the Corn Market. Go get Prices Elsewhere then Come to the North Side and we will Sell You Goods. small Come and see. of Lawrence was closed lis orv 48c 48 Inch Navy Suiting, basket weave Suitable for dress skirts Worth 65c Nov. Price S3 Inch Broad-Cloth, not Flannel STCn Kansas female orator, spoke at Con- Sunday evening with over two hun colors worth 9V.

Nov. Price AJ 48 inch Navy Pluette Serge Ladles' Jersey Kibbed Underwear way, Monday to a large audi- dred conversions. This meeting has anan kofcaif r.f iha Pnnnliet rtir been going on for the past three 98c Special Nov. Price Storm proof will turn water. One of the best things in the market.

Nov. Price 15c, 23c, 25c, 35c, Up. which is verv strong in that state. weeks under the direction of Mr, C. W.

Harris has completed the Chrittenton the; millionaire evange- Yours Respectfully. deal with J. T. Highley for a latest llsl ana Mr- carpenter. tudebaker style upwnght Estey piano, and now is unnecessary lor a person there are sweet strains of music float- to become intoxicated over a snake Geo.

Hutchison. ing in the air on west seventh street, bite now as an experiment has been -NORTH SIDE H. K. Winans shioped a car made with chloride of lime by load of horses to the southern part gentleman in Australia which has of Arkansas Monday night. They proven a big success.

This is Eattu consisted of 25 head of big draft good thing for this state as it would Buckwheat horses. Will Her went through with be hard to tell which hurt the worst See that new line of wall pnper the car. whisky or the snake bite, at Gus Graves' before buying. The Metropolitan papers give Louie Steinbacher has the sym- Ladies if you haven't any corn The Garnett Roller Mills Mary Ellen Lease the title of the pathy of this community in the loss come and buy some of our novelty dress goods all wool 36 inches wide Kansas Buzz Saw, and it is a name of his wife wbo died Wednesday Will grind Buckwheat NOVEMBER 1 5th and everv two weeks thereafter. that will no doubt do the subject night of that dreaded disease con- PRICES MAY TALK, BUT VALUES TELL A STORY THAT COUNTS WHEN THE RE- TraNSOMEINAT They also sell the best Bran and Shorts on the market for Cow, Horse or justice in the minds of many espec- sumption.

She has been a sufferer rig. lney nave tne nest on the market at only 35c, pEr cwt. for 35cts per yd. cash at J. T.

Studebaker's Co. We notice in the Kansas City ially ex-Governor Lewelling. for several years. Mrs. Steinbacher Feed Cash: The Rev.

Francis Schlatter who was a daughter of A. Kratzt erg who Times Wednesday an account of the marriage of J. S. Smith and Miss has created considerable interest by resides near Greeley arid leaves a "The proof of the adding is the chewing of it." his sudden disappearance at Denver, number of relatives and friends to Flour in 500 lb. oats For Less Money Than Anywhere Else.

has written a letter to a party mourn her loss. HANNUHS North Side Double Store. Delia Wycoff of Kansas City, on November 9th. Miss Delia Wy-coff was formerly a resident of this unicago stating mat ne win De in 0ne of the newest inventions is that city on November 30th, without a machine for 1 assorting potatoes. Chas.

IMrum, Prop'r. city and has the congratulations of fail. HAS SOME TALK I A Villi many friends here. frobate udge JJro wn issued trie ston of Colorado. The construction December 2nd, is the date set tollowing marriage license: Joe Man- cf this machine consists of a series of Thomas Baxter, for Kansas day at Chicago and the ING PRICES AND TTT Oft wsmm furraliire AND dlrrY speaker of Mont Ida, and Bertha eLU bottomed racks one above the The new Four, Feed and Salt Store meeting will be represented by ex- Mason of Mont Ida; William Wyatt other and so arranged as to be given man has just received One Hundred Thousand pounds of Flour, Bran Senator J.

J. Ingalls, Governor Morrill, Hon. J. R. Burton, Attorney 2nd Hand Goods BOUGHT and SOLD of this city and Fannie Weld of an oscillating motion by the turning Greeley; J.

B. Higdon of Richmond 0f a crank. The racks stand at an and Shorts. One of the largest and We Need F4oney And in fact must have it. As we are stocked up heavy in early fall especially in furniture and stoves, expecting a large trade, but on account tyfthe Exceedingly General F.

B. Dawes, Secretary of and Laura Tiffan of Greeley. angle sufficient to allow the notatoes i finest stocks that has ever been brought into Anderson county. All Mrs. Kosner, a well respected to roll off into baskets.

This ma state W. Edwards and other public officials and a large number of private citizens. old lady living near ureeiey died chine is said to do as fast work as Ki- I ft i i. last Saturday after a lingering illness one man can shovel the potatoes in- these goods are of High Standard Grades, the Flour is as fine as silk and every sack warranted, if it don't Low Ten Days. More mortgagees sale at the Red Remember the Thanksgiving dinner to be given by the ladies of the First Baptist church in Hannum's furniture store.

Real Estate Transfers. M. L. White, abstracter, real estate and loan broker and insurance agent, furnishes us the following list of real estate oi several momns. one was Duned to the top rack.

Sundav and leaves a number of rel- i icft'co ouuiuu6i tx By an investigation of quota suit you after a fair tnal return it Star. Goods must be sold. and get your money. itxvca mcuu, tionsit will be noticed that boots It is Tme her loss, bne was 7z yeare old. i i ni- Bran and Shorts are all No.

1 in i auu dj-iuco nave bijuwii very niue People say Studebaker busted that quality, a car load of No. 1 Salt. J. 1. 15.

Koutb has opened a change since September for it is don't hurt him. He wants your These goods will be sold at fair meat market on south side in scarcely time as yet for manufactur corn. Uive goods in exenange. prices. Store and warehouse on the the room three doors from the south ers or buyers to determine what the east corner of the square.

Mr. condition of the. market for materials South Side of Public Square; every- i i i ii Johnson the Photographer. The SUSSEX school shoe cannot Doay mviiea to can ana examine Routh has employed an experienced wiU justify. The price of boots and of corn, oats, flax and hogs trade has not been what many looked for, we will therefore make Special Low Prices to equal size them with those which our customers have to take in order to reduce our stock.

Call and see us and become convinced of the fact that we meau business. C. E. SMITH. the goods.

Wholesale and Retail at workman and will always keep on shoes are a little lower now than for transfers in the county for the week ending Nov. 16. Kendrick Sawyer and wife to Alfred Buchtal it 5 blk 39 125 00 Andrew Gutterson to Geo Winders 4 a in nw 1 nw i of 4-21-18 100 00 Mary A Defan and husb to Geo Winders sw i of 1-21-18 2500 00 Mary Jane Johnson to Case Pinegars 2nd add to Colony It 4 blk 8 50 00 ETMetcalfand wife to 8 Case Pinegars 2nd add to Colony its 5 and 6 blk 8 75 00 Geo Keller and wife to Dye sw i sw i of 25-22-18 1 00 be beaten in quality and price at hand the choicest kinds of meats. leather hntit is felt that with the Garnett, Kansas. Thomas Baxter.

John McWilliams' Shoe Store. That no Tailor in the state has produced this season a Garment that has any Better style, fit and finish of the new Fall and Winter The Aloore-Purtell fight which great abundance of hides and the was postponed by Kansas authori- great number of tanneries not in the One dollar bottle Sarsaprilla for ties recently has been changed from combines that the price of leather Remember the Thanksgiving dinner to be given by the ladies of the First Baptist church in Hannum's 65jts at Gus Graves. Sunday, December 1st, to Sunday, ought to be considerable lower. Johnson and wife to Sarah furniture store. November JUth.

he fight will be Last Monday evening just a the Bargain Sale. Doll It 17 blk 38 300 00 MPWAY There will be a bargain sale of Scott and wife to A Wilson HI pulled off in a circus tent that has a shades of night were falling the de-seating capacity of about 5,000 in iivery team of J. T. Studebaker's Johnson the Photographer. 71 a in nw I of 16-23-19 100 00 I Conway and wife to Ben Millinery goods for the next thirty days at Mrs.

C. Royers Millinery son Its 1 2 and 3 blk 73 1600 00 some suburb to Kansas City. run away with Clyde Glass starting Butter Milk soap 5c. a cake, all Overcoats Dress Suits Benson and wife to Kay Store on the south side. other soaps in proportion at Perrine J.

T. Studebaker is having sev- on west 4th street near the residence lor Its 1. 2 and 3 blk 73 1000 00 Kavlor to Newton Its 1, 2 McComb's. eral cribs built at different places in of Peter Barndt and running off of and 3 blk 83. 400 00 Felts and Overs, all prices, at John the city to hold the enormous the high culbert at the corner of the Adella Bennett and husb to Carl Baschlt6blk3 Flusches add to We will sell you Coal as cheap as McWilliams' Shoe Store.

amount of corn he is buying. By next street west. The accident was Westphalia 15 00 the cheapest quality considered Mc- this deal the farmers are well bene- caused by the tongue of the wagon Bargain Sale. Room A good place to get a ronfc BIG LUNCH for 13 LClUS Also Fine Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco 1st Door North St. James Hotel.

Jb arris Sheriff to Uirst Bank se 1 of 33 a 4 of 34 and sw i Than those that are made by J. T. Purcell Ewen Bros. I There will be a bargain sale of fited as it has brought the price of falling down and letting the wagon of 35-22 20 10700 00 i Millinery goods for the next thirty Don't go cold when corn will buy corn up wmcn nas been selling at run on tne horses at which they toox the remarkably Jow price of 16 to 18 fright. Clyde escaped without being days at Mrs.

C. Royers Millinery a good pair of boots at Studebaker's, 610 00 Store on the south side. cents. hurt. The wagon was damaged to JWFarris Sheriff to John Foster i se i and sw i se i and se sw of 20 and nw and i ne i of 29-21-20 Thos Means to Rebecca Means i and se se i of Thos Means and wife to Chas Means north 100 a of ne 1 ofll- IV.

C. GALLOWAY. 1800 00 While a hantism nneralinn nf the extent of a lost wheel and a Cabinet photos at Reasonable They are the essence of fashion and good taste and will pleas you 100 bushels of corn will buy as many goods at Studebaker's as $1S prices at Johnson's Art Gallery. number of colored people was being broken tongue 20 18 1500 00 performed near the bridge that spans The managers of the leading in cash will. Get prices on Coal at McEwen Burlington Nat Bank to Hue-not Merrills add to Wesrohalialts the Stinson river at Fulton, creameries of this state have united Bros.

19. 20 and 21 blk 17 9 00 Hair Cat at Cost 15 cents. last Monday, the bridge which was into a combine for the purpose of State of Kansas to Bereerhouse J. Purcell, The best Hair Cut in town. Once se i se i of 16-21-19 crowded with people to witness the obtaining the southern market tried never denied.

Razor honeing ceremony give way letting the peo- which is now filled by the Illinois Vincent Sisson and wife to Adell Sisson and 10 blk 29 Kincaidblks 30. 31 and 32 south a specialty, 25cts at Hancock Bros. ARTISTIC TAILOR. KIRK BLOCK. add to Kincaid 1200 00 pie down in a heap in the water product.

The market at several of which was four or five feet deep, the larger cities in the south will be South Side Square. Cabinet photos at Reasonable OPPOSITE ST. JAMES. Load your corn come to Stude WE LEAD THEM prices at Johnson's Art Gallery. This stopped the progress of the furnished butter at a rate less than baptismal proceedings for a short the Illinois product There is 100 time but they were finally resumed, creameries in this move and have baker's and clothe yourself and children.

Our store is chuck full of I Corn is the same as cash at Stude I wish to announce to the public that I have a complete stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS. I have fitted myself for Embalming and all the duties of an Undertaker. My services to the public are offered at the most reasonable charges. Day calls at the Furniture Store on the North Side. Night calls at Bennett's Livery Stable.

No charge for Hearse and Team. The Taylor brothers who are formed a company to be known as baker's. cheap goods. Notice. D.

W. ODELL, D. confined in the county jail at Car- the Kansas Cieamery and Supply rollton, planed an attempt of Company with J. K. Forney of Belle escape last week but were outwitted Springs as president, and H.

M. The annual meeting of the stock Buy your Coal at McEwen Bros. Bailey's Barber Shop. Eli Bailey has one of the neatest barber holders of the Anderaon County S. T.

HAIINUM. by the sheriff of that county. They Barndt of Canton as secretary. Fair Association for the election of 1 Nersvous Diseases. were expecting to recieve a visit A very quiet and pleasant mar- ALL from their wives and wrote several riage took place in the parlor of Mrs.

shopes in the state and employes none but stilled workman. When in need of a shave shampoo or hair cut, give him a call. Hot and cold baths always ready. A gent, for Greo. IME.

JSrysoax Women and Children 1 3 thirteen directors for the ensuing year will be held at the Court House Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1895, at 10 a.m. It is desired that there be a full attendance as the advisability of con letters to them, one of those was Hedges on last Thursday night in written in ink that could only be the presence of a few of the near Prices at the North Side Drug Store Ottawa steam laundry. Shop in Kirk Bl'k -A If Specialty. XL W.

A. McGaire. a well known citizen of Office over Wagstaff Son, Hood's Sarsaparilla- 65c. per bottle read when held oyer a lamp. The relatives.

The contracting parties sheriff supposing something was were William Wyatt of this city and going on captured one of these let- Miss Fannie Weld of Greeley. Rev. Mf.lTav. Ohio, is of the opinion that there is tinuing the fair will be considered. 50c.

nothing as good for children troubled with colds or croup as Chamberlain.s Cough Rem Pure Linseed 47c. gallon M. L. White, Secy. Strictly Pure White Lead- 4 75 100 lbs ters and by this means found out Achison performed the ceremony, what was going on.

They were re- Mr. Wyatt is an energetic young T- ALLEfJ, D. D. Dentist Surrreon Wall Paper from 3c. a Roll Up.

Studebaker wants 20,000 bushels For painless extraction of teeth. Pilkinston Barber Bnildinsr. edy. He has used it in his family for several years with the best results and always keeps a bottle of it in the house. After having la grippe he was himself troubled with of corn exchange for goods.

fused the visit from their wives un-1 man and is a carpenter by trade. Perrine HcComb, The Druggists of Garnett. -See that new line of wall paper North Side Pnfcllc Square. til they gave up the tools they had Miss is an accomplished young in their possession consisting of a lady and has the highest esteem of a severe congn. tie usea otner remedies without benefit and then concluded to try the children's medicine and to his delight it soon offected a permanent cure.

23 and 50 cent bottles for sale by G. W. at Gus Graves' before buying. If you want to make a handsome John McWilliams' will show you I J. ITTLLIGAN, II.

PEYEIOIAU asdSimaEOH. GABN2TT, KANSAS. 02TICE OverBoyla'B Hard ware. brace and bit, a saw, a file and a all who know her. May success case knife.

This is the list of tools and prosperity ever be withjthis hap-that were used by the prisoners who py couple through life is the wish of made their escape some time arro. their many friends. Christmas present have a hand made Crayon finished at Johnson's Art the finest line of school shoes in You will find snag proof rubber Dettal Srsrxxss csed for th 3 Extraction of TWh Garnett, for Misses and Boys. boots at John McWilliams, Gallery. City Etore, Kirk EIocL-..