The Horace Headlight du lieu suivant : Horace, Kansas • 3

UNDERWOOD. R. R. TIME TABLESi Eggs 15c. see White.

Paints and oils at Durheims. Butter market is over stocked, Soe White tor tree seeds cheap. see Johnson for tinware, cheap. See White for womans shoes at $1. See White for a leader in low prices.

See White for 6 lbs wire nails for 25c. See White for 4 lbs dried'peaches for A. MOON. DEALER IN SADDLERY, HARNESS AND SADDLERS HARDWARE. I nse none bnt the best mnteriul and my work speaks for itself.

MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST CONSISTENT WITH FIRST CLASS WORK. R. M. Duf field. DEALER IN DRY GOODS CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS AND GROGERIES.

THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE. KANSAS. HORACE A. II, SHAFFER, Cashier and Notary Public. A W.

G. SHAFFER, President. S. C. HENRY, Prorietor.

CITIZENS EXCHANGE BANK. Transacts a General Banking Business, Buy and Sell Foreign and Do mestic Exchange. We deal in City Township, County and School Warrants; also sell Tickets and frem Europe. Deal Extensively in REAL ESTATE. Clearing of Titles for Residents and Non-Residents, and attend to drawing of Legal Papers.

OTEL, City. Lately Renovated and Re, Throughout. CONNECTION. KANSAS. HARRY S.

MILLER, -Dialer Tx- Jjjurniiiire anH "fnHerlaljintf, Special sgent for tbe Aer-Motor Windmill The best in use. HORACE, KANSAS. LOUIS RODECK, CITY TRANSFER, Goods delivered in all parts ovf the city. H0RAQE BANK, Wa-Keeney, Kans. NAT'L.

BANK, Kansas City. Mo. KOUNTZE BANKERS, N. Y. City.

CORRESPONDENTS: ei TREGO COUNTY AMERICAN Only First-Class Hotel in the fnrnished 4 LIVERY IN HORACE, GEO HOLLIS, Dealer Is- FREU AND SALT MEATS. CASH PAID FOR HIDES. HORACE, KANSAS. FRANK LAWRENCE -BARBER- In Office of Pacific House, EAR DEPOT. HORACE KANSAS.

CITY DRUG STORE, J. S. McMTJRTRY, Proprietor a kiiiiiliit Go. Crops are fine. Mrs.

L. Dowdell is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Momeyer were at church Sabbath, Clara McCarroll is visiting at Mc-Creights.

The Ladies Misssonary society, ot Colony met at McCreight's J. Smith, of Colony, traded for a span ot horses of Sheriff Eadie. J. S. McCreight was up putting in a a crop for Rev.

McCarroll last week. Wru. Wiley went to Colorado to look after the interests of his trej claim. R. A.

McGee our estimable postmaster and wife depart for California soon. Rev. A. B. McCarrell bought the colt he took up last fall from W.

J. Wilson, of Denver, Colo. Rev, A. B. McCarroll and family, John Smith and sister contemplate a visit to the mountains in the near future.

W. Wm. Wiley, of Superior, came in on the Mo. Pacific, last week, also Geo. L.

Reed, of Holton, and Mrs. Armstrong, of Pa. The strangers at church Sunday were W. Wm. Wiley, Geo.

L. Reed and Miss Armstrong who is visiting Mrs. W. P. Phillips, andIr.

and Mrs. Phyeand son. Farmers are busy planting corn, a large acerage ot broom corn will be planted in this 'neighborhood this year, small frrnin innka fino onr vcilh Fa vnrn Vilf weather from this on we will have splendid crops. SEE WHITE for 13 cents for Butter and 15 cents for eggs. SEE "WHITE for Galor apples at 23 cents.

SEE WHITE for panic prices on clothing of all kinds. SEE WHITE for Slickers and Rubber goods. If you are needing repairs for Deer- ing binder, or Cummings Header, hand in your order to A. H. Shaffer, before Juae 21st.

1892. 24-inch Wire Screen, 18 cents per yard, 26-inch Wire Screen, 20 cents per yard, 30-inch Wire Screen, 23 cents per yard, 32-inch Wire Screen, 25 cents per vard, Carpet Tacks 2 papers for nickle, Spring Hinges and Torry Door Springs at JOHNSON'S. The McCormick people haye twine mills of their own and manufacture twine for their make of Binders. They are not in the twine trust, which is a great benefit to the farmers. Buy of Johnson.

tTlt you want a Wind Mill don't buy until you have seen me. If you haven't the ready money, satisfactory arrangement can be made to pay for it after harvest. J. Andrew Johtcson. Gall on H.

Shaffer and give him your order for Binder or Header. Buy the Wilson header and encourage Kansas enterprise. The double gearing give, it double the advantage over other headers on soft ground. The gearing is beneath the main shaft, while all others are fastened to the main drive wheel and are likely to get but of mesh while the Wilson being kaeed to the main shaft cannot. The axle is (not a couble of stubs), but a whole steel axle, which will prevent it from sinking in the center.

It is a sure winner, Don't buy a header until you have seen Johnson. S. P. WHITE. Attorney at Law GOLECTIOHS A SPECIALTY.

Will Practice in all Courts. HORACE. KANSAS WILLIAM. A halt blood percheron horse, coal black, white spot in forehead will make the season commencing April 1, 1892 ending July 1, 1892 at my farm 10 miles north and 3 miles east of Horace Terms $4. for season.

$5. to insure. Colts stand good for pay. Mares leav-ng country forfeit all insurance. RANDOLPH WOODS the Horace jewelry CO MP' A NY; WILL SELL VOTJ A FULL JeWeled Adjusted American $10.

CARRY A tags, Faisal Mm, and School HORACE, H. S. MILLER. MILLER FULL MISSOUltl PACIFIC E. R.

Pmiienger (oust) 11 :5 VBBsonKer, (west) A Local Frpiwnt, west Fast FroiRht west 2:15 A Local FrwlK-ht. cast vU10 FasMFeigUt eaet A AH Freights carry passengers. The above table I governed by western time, H. C. K1CE.

Agrent. TRAINS. T. it S. AT SELKIRK.

Thainh west. No. 8, Colorado Express :30 M. TK A INS KAST. Atlantlo Express 9:30 AM.

Daily eoept Sf nday. Tral a ru on Central time. C.B. Harding, Agent, CHUBCHUS. FIltST M.

E. CIIUKCHr Preaching every two weeks. Kev Dexter FIRST V. P. CHURCH, twice a montn, Kev.

K.J. Thompson. pRAYEIt MEETING every Thursday evening. UNION SABBATH SCHOOL, of Horace every Sttudav at 10 o'clock a. A.

II. Shaffer. Supt. HOUACE CHURCH, Baptist, G. W.

Shaefor, Pastor. Services 2 and Sundays In each mouth; morning, 11 o.clock; ing, 7 o'clock. SOCIETIES I. O. O.

F. Horace Lodge, No, 317. Horace Kansas. Meets Thursday evening of each week at 7 o'clock. In Odd Fellows hall on Main Bt.

All visiting brethreu are Invited to attend. G. Wilson, N. G. Owen Davis, Socretarv, CA.

K. ARNEY POST No. 47S, Depar-ment of Kansas, E. J. Dixon Post Commander, E.

Everett, Adj, Meets first -Saturday eaoti mouth at 1 o'clock v. m. at A tor, Kans, K.Q. Thompson Post meets 2, and 4, Satur flays of ech mouth. O.

Giegory, com, J.D.Riley, Ad1. POST OFFICE opens at 7 a.m. Closes at 7 P. M. Open Sundays l'roni 8 to 0 A.

6 to 7. Mrs. J. 8. McMurtry.P.M.

Get your hardware for harness at Snaps 2 for 5c, A. Moon's. Cockeyes and clips 5c. Buckles lc. Bridle Bits 10c, Hooks and Terets 2 for 25c, Sweat Tads 50c, Collar canvas 50c, Wool faced Collars $2.

AT A. MOON'S. HEADLIGHT FLASHES- See White for mens' suits at $5. See White for boy's pants, at 80c. See White for bov's suits at $1.50.

see Johnson for the Currie steel wind mm. See White for mens' and boy's suits at 44.00. Heavy buggy collar for $1.23 at A. Moon's. At the post office you may find a choice selection of candies.

Henry Duiheim was appointed Treasurer at the last meeting of the council. Go to Moon for Harness Hardware You can buy foi 30 cents what will cost you one dollar elsewhere. Geo, M. Flory and mother, of Long-ton, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo Stclnbergei In the south west part of the county.

In addition to his full stock of drugs and patent medicines, Durheim keeps machine oils, paints and the celebrated Diamond Dyes. There were seven loads of lumber left the Horace lumber yard last week for the new oiethodist church now building In the north eatt part of the county. The Swedish preachers who were attending Synod at Lmdsborg will stop off at Sharon Springs on their way to Denver to dedicate the Stockholm church which is just completed. Hon. Geo.

T. Anthony, Republican candidate for Coagressman at large, will rspeak at Sharon Springs on the 18 inst. they are making big preperations up there for a big meeting. WHIPS! wnirsi! Look at the prices. I defy competition.

A nine foot arovers whip t.80 An extra good buggy whip sold every where In town for 1.50. Look at my prlco .75 An extra buggy whip .50 A good eorvlclablo whip .35 A good Java whip You'll find all my prices on a level with these A. Moon NOTICE! The voters of People's Party of Greeley county, Kansas are requested to meet in mt88 convention at the Court House on Saturday, June 11, at one cclcck p. for the purpose electing delegates to State and Congressional convention to be held in Witchita, June and 15 and Senatorial at Garden City. June 17th.

By order of Central 'Committee H. Weaver, Secretary. The first Presbyterian church of Horace was organized last Sunday, with a membership of fourteen, by Rev. Fleramlng, of Wichita, assisted by Rev. Dougherty, of Garden City.

W. P. Phillips and L. li. Bristol were selected for elders and James 8.

Montgomery. O. W. Kendall and Dapvson were chosen deacons. Regular service will be held as often ss possible.

Rev. Flemming aould not preach last Sunday owing to throat and lung trouble Jor which ho hf becti traveling ou the llacific cttsL, 25 cents. Machine oil at the Post office dru? store. Nuts, dates, candies, etc. etc.

a L. J. Rogers. A. H.

Shaffer will handle repairs for the Dearing binder. Go to Durheims for machine oils all grades in stock. Daily arriving at Rogers, lemons, oranges; banans and fruits. Notice my large stock ol drugs, grocer. ies, notions, etc.

etc. at Rogers. Stationery, school books, and 111c nax generally, at the post office. A. G.

Thornley has a new cistern and now he wishes it would rain. The Cumming's header is the lightest and most durable header on the market books! Circulating library at the Postoffice Farmers If you want a binder that has never been known to fail, buy a Mc- Ccrraick of Johnson. The best collar in tho market with patent fastening', no straps to break or get lost. Look at the price, only $2.25. A.

Moos. When in the city call and examine my large assortment of tobaccos, cigars, pipes etc. L. J. Rogers.

Go to the Horace lumber yard tor cedar posts, lime, cement, hair, stucco tarpaper and all kinds of lumber. Now then let us all go to work and get up a rousing 4th of July. Astor has spoken first, let us give them all the help we can. Don't be afraid of running short of headers this year. The Cummings is repesented at Horace, backed by the wealthiest company ot them all.

col COL Col Lemonade, stirred with a spade. The best ever made. Take it in the shade soda water and ice cream at L. Rogers. for sale! The entire outfit of the Tremont House, Horace, Kansas.

The hotel has the best location in the city and has a good run of trade, Terms to suit. 5-2t. Mrs. John Rodeck. Attention Farmers 1 And those in need of a team, a car load of horses will be unloaded next Friday, June 10th, and wil be sold at Horace, tor reasonable prices.

Frank Cretchercantelljouallaboutthem. J. A. Johnson has, up to last Wednes day, insured as fallows: Acres of wheat 3855 Acres of oats 690 Acres of barley 570 Acres of fiax 340 All in Greeley county and 300 acres of grain in Hamilton county. Horace, June 6th, 1892.

Notice is hereby given that William Montgomery has this day left bed and board at his own request and of his own free will, I am therefore not responsible for any of his acts trom date of notice. 6- james Montgomery, Horace Lodge I. O. O. F.

heln their semi annual election last Thursday. The following are the officers elect: C. H. White, Noble Grand. Owen Davis, Vice Grand.

H. I. Jamesison, Perm. Sec. James Lovett, Sec.

J. MCMurty, Treas. Mr. A. Lindquist, of Webster county.

who has been visiting in the Swede settlement for the past week, left for his home last Tuesday. He is highly pleased with the country and is surprised at the evidence of thrift among his friends and countrymen, but says that is just the way with the Swedes wherever they o. L. B. Wilie met with a serious acci dent last Weenesday.

He was putting a curb in llavden's well and had just started from the surface with a seetiou of the curbing when the rope broke per-cipitating him to the bottom of the well about 70 feet. No bones were broken but he sustained a terrible flesh wound on the thigh the bone being exposed, at last accounts he was resting easy. The ball club of Horace and vicinity chartered a special train and went to Leoti last Friday to play a game of ball. There were qwite a number of ladies in the excursion and the party was augmented at the various stations on the road. The presence of the ladies no doubt inspired our boys to put forth extra efforts for they were victorious by a score of 21 to 4 Corkwell pitched a great game, not a man reached first for five innings.

Parker covered his position at first faultlessly. Ritchie the lightest man in the team, carried off the batting honors. Hinkley caught 'Cork' like a veteran. In fact every niau playud his position to win. Can Sell Lands In Western Kansas.

At From $2.50 to $10.00 per Acre On Easy Terms At Six Per Cent. What do you want? Range lands? Farming lands? Uplands or Lowlands. Describe amount and kind wanted and we will try and suit you, or we will lease these lands at low rates. Address Fbemoxt Botle, South Western Agent, Garden City, Kansas. DEALERS IN FLOUR, FEED, FIELD -ALSO PROPRIETORS OF- THE DEERING HARVESTING MACHINERY, a LINE OF School Ms, Slaltary Supplies.

KANSAS. R. DUFFIELD DUFFIELD, AND GARDE NSEED, LIYERY AND FEED STABLE, KANSAS KANSAS. i i COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT, THE GREAT WESTERN HORACE, H. DURHEIM, DEALER IN Drugs Med The Lighest, Simplest find Most Durable Presrptions Carefully Compounded.

Harvesting- Machinery. HORACE, L. J. ROGERS DEALER IN OK THE MARKET. HEADER ATTACHMENT: LATEST IMPROVED BUNDLE CARRIER.

AND FLAX CARRIER. THE NOTABLE DEERING BINDER TWINE A SPECIALTY. THE NGS HEADER IS MANUFACTURED BY AN OLD AND WEALTHY COMPANY, WHOSE MACHINES HAVE BEEN" LONG BEFORE THE PEOPLE, WELL TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING. 'CALL AND SEE ME FOR MACHINES, BINDER TWINE AND repairs: A. H.

SHAFFER AGENT. HORACE, GREELEY COUNTY, KANSAS. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY Field and Garden Seeds. HORACE, KANSAS. THE HEADLIGHT $1.00 PE.