The Halstead Herald from Halstead, Kansas • 1

7 AY A fa VV i NO. IULSTKAP, HAUVEV COUNTY, KANSAS, TU HI SI) AY, NOVEMBKU 1, 18S9. VOL. IL Herald Hw Ye Nwtility 5Icri. Why will you jour ive Ly Laving theui cook rueat this hut weather whoa you can go to I'y' aud 4 cooked corn beef pvai.mu tit II.

E. SWAN Kdllor mill rrrli-tf, Local News. I uJ Uouk Mil court in Setn A "Hi of Turn Miihifl IJ, of Lnke town-lif, i nriouly ill. Cliiirlr Bmisb, of lialstrad townolup, hit returni from Culiforiila. Gut Kn.itH, of Hi.

Lout, opnit A. J. STitEETsa renta bin land in Illinois to poor bnrd working Swede, and exact oner half the crop for rci.t, not even allowing tbem pasturage for a cow or gulden jhjU Thin Ii tbo mini wl.o is poaing in thin campaign iii the por fii.tn.l He will net receive, ten votes in Liu own homo. Bubscilption Price (8 pages) pir year. .1 Vote for D.

A Holiday and the (rtraight Republican tick ft LoU between tbo Hell achool liou nnd ZX I'iuwu's. Finder ploiwo leave at this cKv. J. C. Crawford, of Bunton, was iu the city Tburaday dinpoMiig of hU wheat Ho knows a good market getting an lucres iu price here over (EnUred at the llaltd, Ka.

pout Of Dice a second class iniu Published Evury Tharsduv. trnl ditja iu tou tlii wrt'k. The great need of Iho Democrats now i money. Their grout iiood on Bnrrton of three cents. 1 ii liidki of Hi M.

E. fharch will giv di.tiier and cupper ou Tlmiik'iiinj. E. Mnddui, of St, Jonvpu, and Hi'i-rifl tyan, tf Newton, were ia town Tlmrodny The Brotherhood ut linilway Umkeumu Tuesday next will be votes. Mrs.

E. IL Book waiter, of Fort Wayne, and Mrs. C. A. Bookwoltor, Tho man who got a wife by adver tising haa committed suicido.

Ad give a grand ball in Newtoo Tlmukrjlvinn of Indiaimpolia, (listers in law of Ei. vortising is probably not the bobt way to gok a wife, but it ia the best A Cr.ever.AS9 banner, carried at a Democratic "blowout'' iu Newton a coupbi of weeks ago, inscribed: "give i'h a r.EHt ox i-knuonh." They will bo a given a rent on pensions if Cleveland it reeh-eted a rest fonr years long. Tbo only pensions alio wed from 18s9 to ISO: will be to gentlemen who happened to get in the way ofUnion bullet sjnrd abells. HoiiEET Andkiihox. whoso nomiua- A of Iaano Lake town Grand Republican Kally.

The lirpuMicMU rally at Burrlon Wednesday the InrgMt and moat eiithuni-Kalio political gathering ia the Litory t1 the city, bevnrul hundred Newton Itepub lieans, with Knlghu l'ythUsbaud and Cyclone give club and Denuy'i drum corp, tteuded, Slid the uulghboring towimhip furulxhed thUr quota. Titer were over 700 turn iu the torchlight proceosion, be-ldf 120 beautiful, ii tUigout and patrU olia Jlurrton tndlnt on horhi bitek aud ou foot, carrying Chinese lanterns. (And iu the faoe of all this showing of patriotism, refinement and Inlelliuuue Uurrluu claimed as a hot-bed of LuUiriom. The cit; was gaily decorated with dag and mottoes. As le proatssiou a p'a-ing su old nnoocupied hotvl building on the south side a rebel yell slmurd, with cheers for Jeff Davis, aud tltcti a crowd of snsrcliUt, having no dynamite at hand, threw rocki and eggs into the proration, striking O.

Vauarsdale and bi.r.'ly i-iix-ing the ladies in the Xhe better class of Democrats and L'uiou J'a-boritea deprecate such proceeding, and the Burrton Republican club have offered a large reward for the arret of the perpetrators. The meeting was held at the opera house, where an audience of had gathered. After singing by the glee club and music by the baud. Prof. Damier proceeded to wipe op the earth with Rnv.

S. P. Smith, the Burrton pren-her who, as a Union Laborite, wants to be county sii r-iutundent even if he has to break the aud J. A. Bookwalter, of this city, were guests of Hutchinntm friends ship, died yfwtttfdaj of dipUierelio croap, "way to got moat ao; o.se.

Tuonday. ia the nixtli yoar of her Mr. Steel feela confident that tbo rtenlicn Brovrn, son of Charlton Browui full Republican county ticket will be The Republicans of tbo county will hold their last grand rally at elected in Harvey county Tuesday, Several other diatingniabod gentle Newtjn Monday night. The Repub-lieans of Halhtead fcbotild fuse with men agree with him on thia point Tues) are B. E.

liies and J. B. Dale. the Republicans of Newton on that night tion for Senator on the Union Labor ticket ia. causing so much dissatMac tion by reason of bio being a curbstone broker, is the weakest man on tbo ticket Just think of a party Sopiiort the straight Republican C.

IL Kurtz saya, in bin Kanaan, that ao long as Kies and Hamlin talk opposed to all classes of interest and taxatiou and claiming be oppressed of resorting to force in the event of their party failing at" the ballot box, ticket. Vote for D. A. Holhday for county attorney. He ia an intelligent and honorable young man, a lawyer of ability, and will wrvo the county faithfully and well.

and down tioddeu, voting for a man who holds heavy mortgages over a number of them, and and finds it a pleasure to foreclone and tako to If Harvey county wishes to obtain Dtn cn mil unt to get th'To. Ouu- while BttunJiiig the roviv.it erice at Emmelt crook church Tuonday evening, bad costly Inprubo Rtotun from hii bugy. Moore A L'tz, of thin city, have traded their city residence for sixty acres of land ueat Topeka. Wallace McGrath, of To-peka, was the purchaser. Wit are sole agents for the Chemical Liquid Shoe guaranteed to be eo-pi-rior to nuy in the niarkot.

We alo have ihu bi'stpUick slme blacking in the city. II. D.4G. K. On thi'ir eve of tlmir departure Postmaster Fugiite, of Xowtmi, with his entire clerical and carrier force, have had of which will be presented to Postmaster Lynch.

Keury, ou of Jacob Stahliver, abom fiflom years of age, was commanded by his fathur to attend church Sunday morning, and refused. Upon his father remonstrating with him he struck at him with a corn knife, lie then left homo and has not been seen since. Why do our people patronize eastern nurseries when good home grown stock can be bought at the Uuruoy county nursery. Three-year-old apple trees for $10 per hundred, 2-year-old peuch trees for per huudred; pear trees at $25 per hun himself the little piece of property of any of the State iiiHtitutions to be located by the next 'legislature, her people must elect a man competent the honent and hard-worked farmer and laboring mau. And yet he promise to rectify these wrongs if electad.

Why not begin now? to work to that end. L. E. Steelo, the Republican nominee, is better qualified to do thia work than any Mr. Steele has made an honorable of his opponents.

Kansan. ner had the ollicia! documents to jirove Smith's wilful and the latter will feel tho expoHnre on Tuesday next. Joe Ady followed with a ra'tliutc pptech of hours, showing the ridiculous attitade of the labor party, explaining the deceptions of its orator and leaders. His marks were vocifernuxly cheered, a number of converted t'nieu Labor men joining in the appluutc. Freddie's Gone.

Death has vinittd our firenuli1; From our midst has rudely torn Our darling Freddie, our joy and sunshine. And left us in sorrow to weep aud mourn. Cargaln Column. Did you try Fey'a corn Utt Tha LehaiUfi Hardware Si Implement Co. are making drive in atovea.

A Louse and lot to trado for horaes or cutt'e, inquire at thia oCko. E. J. Swan will pay the bigheht market price for hog. Great Wehtero (Stoves at Krehbiol Ruth's Hardware.

Try a course of abort baud lessons br male from Ritner's Commerciul College, St Joaeph, Mo. Tire Garlasd baao burner at th Lehman IL Co. School Supplies at Ingall'a. Bethronghly equipped for gool paying work by attending Ritner'a Commercial College, St. Joseph, Mo, Take your Loga to E.

J. Swan and get the highest market price. Now is th" tiuid to get one of those fine stoves at the Lehman IL Co. For dressmaking and general sewing call ct second door aouth of the Heualb office. All kinds of stoves at a bargan of the Lehman II.

Co. J. Swan buys stock hogs. My son yon must alay patronize home mauufacturics. Go to tho IL D.

and G. S. and get aome fly pnpori they are giving it away Dressmaking and all kinds of sew ing. la rooms over the Model Grocery All call Mrs. G.

M. Cotter. I will trade Halstead and Hutchinson property for a farm. ELt Hoover. Now is the time to enter Ritner's Commercial College, St.

Joseph, Mo. See "ad" in an other column. Take your prescriptions to the S. Get your harness repaired at Kreh biel Ruth's Hardware store. Henry Ringelman will do you a Fiasr Class job cheap.

Fly paper given away. For par. ticulars call on H. D. G.

S. Those who have their laundry work done at Wichita are requested to bring it to Geo. Gibbs' barber shop, not later in the week than Monday night Our young people can do no better1 than attend Ritner's Commercial College, St Joseph, Mo. and fit them selves for business. A little more wall paper to sell, at the Herald office.

Call and see Ingall's In the Stationary line. Best quality of Drugs at lowest prices at, D. G. S. What is it you call 80 good Why; "We entered this fight in the in canvass in Lia race for representative, and has not uttered a word of abuse or disrespect against his opponents.

terest of Mr. Dale." Chronicle. This will explain why that paper Though charged bv his enemies with is always rilled with slanders and untruths concerning Mr. Steelo. It being a schemer, they are forced to admit that he has made au honeit and straightforward canvass, which Mr.

Dale la devoid of ability, or can only bo elected by abusing his oppo dred, and all other fruits and evergreens has won for him hosts of friends; in proportion. Bbowm fc Co. nent, he ia unworthy the suirrages ot the people. Kansan. Mr.

John Shive and Hon. T. J. Mat He has been our greatuM comfort When at night we'd gather round Our cheerful fireside, now ho desolate Without his laughing, prattling sound A.J.S. He Found Them.

lock, who made such a persistent Speaking of that jawsmith and wood finisher, D. P. Stoner, Noble fight before the primaries to secure Grover to Dannie Dannie, Personal. Will Boyd, of Colwioh, was in the city Monday. Dr.

Francis left for Edinburgh, last night. the nomination for Mr. Shive, are Ij. Prentis says his opinions are' always valuable, though when deliver after all our efforts, this mail Bervice working assiduously for Mr. Steele, and consider him eminently fitted for is altogether too efficient I Can't you find a few more Republican postal ed verbally, Vy are apt to extend to a length too great for a short life Levi Barnett, alias "Vinegar," haa gone the position, and predict his election to Southern Missouri.

clerks to discharge And Dannie by the usual majority. Abe Detnoiler spent several days this looked over the list and found Ben McEee, a brave soldier, and Sam'l Our Democratic and Union Labor like ours. Nevertheless we would ad vise everybody to vote for Capt. Dan-ner for county superintendent. Newton Republican.

Head Cut. brethren at Newton are becoming Wileox, of Newton, the former a greatly disturbed over the refusal of Democrat, though formerly a Re the rank and file in the county at publican. Somebody had sent word large to fuse, and desert their party to headquarters that McKee was still candidates. The Democratic leaders a Republican, though nobody in Fred Hemant, aged twelve years, while going to the depot last evening stumbled and fell, his head striking on a protuding spike, which make a gush about two inches long on the back of hw head, which was have deserted T. J.

Collett, of Lake t.ownship,and want to support Witter, Newton doubted his Democraoy. Itepublioaii Meeting's. can they expect the people to believe that they don't belong to the anarchistic society recently uneartbod Corning, the Union Labor apostle, states that he preform to see a bouse of prostitution to a national bank. In other words, it would suit bin bettor if the Halstead National bank were a house of prostitution. There is a good deal in the way a person if brought tip.

D. 0. Millard, of Wellington, has deposited $20,000 iu a bank in that city which he will wager in email or largo sums that Harrison will carry New York. Tarbert brothers, of thia city, can address him at Wellington. If B.

Ei Kies or J. B. Dale imagine for a moment that there is any disaf fection among the Republicans of this portion of the county against L. E. Hteele, they are away off tneir base, so to speak.

There is too much at stake thia year for any Republican voter to scratch his ticket and especially the nomine for Representative. Bnrrton Graphic. The Opposition are attempting to do something, they know not what, to beat Steele. They are becoming seated. Instead of a Republican disaffection as they expected, they find the Republicans solid for him.

while his gentlemanly and honorable canvass, devoid of abuse and mud slinging, has won him many friends at home where ia best known. He will have a majority of 700 atjleasc. And riow comes reports of a row in the Union Labor ranks in Harvey bounty. Kies is being charged by some of his followers With entering into a bargain to trade off Kitching, the labor candidate for commissioner iii the second district; iu Order to got votes for himself. From several Sections of the county conies reports of disaffection, and Kies ia daily loosing ground.

The Newton Republican ia making an honest find candid fight for the straight Republican ticket national, state and county. W. E. Chapman, president of the publishing company, is an ardent Democrat; but a protectionist. The paper earnestly urges ihe election of W.

D. Tourtiliot, for commissioner, though Moore, the Democratic candidate, is one of the heaviest Btockholdera in the concern. Hon. T. J.

Matlock will address the voters thia Friday evening at Booth Bchool house. He is ari indefatigable worker in the Republican cause, and he always carries the official documents and figures to prove the Union Labor candidate for pro sewed up by Dr. Lawrence. Stealing Knowledge. Republican meetings will be held in Harvey county at the following times and bate judgo, in consideration of the places Union Laborites deserting Kitching, Halstead, Saturday evening, Oct.

25. their candidate for commissioner, and supporting Moore, the Democrat, Speakers Berry, A Holliday and Some miscreant broke into Matlock's school house, district 21, L' ke township, Monday eveningiand stole a large" dictionary. It was probably wsnted some joint-debate orator. Entrance was etiectud BH Turner. in their Hopeless attempt to beat School House in District 78, Garden township, Oct 27.

Speakers Crull in Tourtiliot, who will win with ease. Bat will Collett's friends allow thoir week in Marion county, Mrs. Mamie Eisenmayr, of Shawnee county, is a guest of bet mother, Mrs. Johnston. Operator Smith went to Emporia last evening to consult with Trainmaster Woods.

A. Tarbert spend Wednesday at Mound Ridge in the interest of tne Eureka eigar factory. Fabius Franklin, son of Thomas Franklin, accompanied Dr. Francis to Indiana last night. S.

Bailey, who taught last year In the c'arvey county schools, wus in town this evening. L. E. Steele; Varvey's next representative, was in tho city to-day, and found the Republicans united and confident. Thos.

Wilson, wife and son Peroy returned from Fralt Tnosday evening after a two years' residence. They will permanently reside hern. W. J. McNair and wife returned from Springfield, Mo Wednesday morning after a three days' visit with R.

J. Riley and family. The Rialto (Cal.) Orange Grower mentions the arrival at that place of Wm. Tib-bot, and his subsequent departure for Riverside. Pi B.

Ingalls, of Geneva, is spending a wee'r with his brother afort, our esteemed townsmao This is their first meeting by breaking a sash. Mr. Jeff Matlock offers a reward of $10 for the apprehension English and Heinreich and Jacob Ruth in Geru an. candidate to bo thus slaughtered Meetings will commence at 7:30 m. of the thief.

Police Court. John Kopp, living in Tibbott's addition The Labor party in the county at Fey's corn beof. large, who claim to b'e voting from Window Glass We have ft very complete stock and John Bigler, employed at Jones' sta principle, do not take kindly to this The business built up by and sell as low as the lowest H. D. S.

ble, quarreled over BOme trivial matter at an early hour Wednesday morning, during which Ropp struck Bigler bvet the bargain and sale, and a number have expressed their intention of supporting Felgar and the Republican ticket. Do not forge that we are head Spawr, of Sedgwick, for the past five years and which has won him an enviable reputation in the nursery stock business is in a more flourishing condition than ever. He is taking many arge drders and always furnishes the best and truest of stock. Hold quarters for coal oil. H.

D. G. S. Robt. Anderson, the Union Labor Attention We are row ready to do all kinds candidate for State senator in this head with a board, inflicting a slight injury.

Ropp was taxed 5 and costs by Police Judge Hinkle. Wile, baggage master at. the Santa Fe depot, and his assistant, Axel Halstrom, hnd a slight misunderstanding Tuesday morning, which resulted in Halstrom withdrawing from the controverny of dress making both plain a fancy. district, composed of Harvey and your Orders for him. We will also do shirt making and any McPherson counties, spoke at Star kinds ff family sewing and mending.

lIOw Can Parents school house in Lake township last evening and disgusted the majority with heaily-diflcolored optics. Hnlstrom allow their children to cough and strain and cough and calmly Bay: "Oh! it is onlv Mes. David Lafebty. (jue door north of C. Kaiith.

What on Earth had Wiles arrested, who was fined $5 and of his party followers present by his in fourteen years. Mr. Ingalls has been a little cold." and keep giving them oheap costs, hypocrisy, and they are dntermined in the patent right business in Cleveland for a number of years. He is much and dangerous medicines, until they down with lung fever or constmotion to. scratch him, and a number of thsm will vote for Senator Kelly, who ploascdwith Halstead aud Hs surroundings Charged with Larceny.

O. A. Price, a young mau abont eighteen years Bgo, was arrested by Officer Van Horn to-day arid brought into Justice inkle's court on the charge of larceny, He was employed on the farm jf William when they can be so easily relieved by BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP no saperioraudfew.equas, druggist has always been known as the friend Ho thinks Harrison will have 80,000 majority id Ohio, and 12,000 iu Indiana. of the farmer and laboring rnan, and We overlooked last week the arrival of himself a poor man, while Ander Mr. and Mrs J.

P. Greet of Fairweather, 111. Mr. Green was formerly proprietor son is fast getting rich by grinding It A. I ROAD TIME TAME.

ATCHTSON, TGPEKA. SANTA FE. No. SO; October 21. 1888.

of the Commercial hotel in this city, which Brandonberger, in Lake townbhip. About a week ago the latter liad a pocketbook containing a large sum of money taken from his coat pocket which was left hang down the poor mad on two per cent. he disposed of for a farm nt Fairweather No. EASTWARD He is a curbstone broker; and nothing else, and the farmer and the la Is the reasrn people will can hot, or do not see any difference in cheap nostrums put hp by Cheap John houses or irresponsible parties at enormous profits, rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation and one that is giving universal satisfaction a equal price? No medicine in the world is giving such unparalleled satisfaction for purifying the blood as BEGQS' BLOOD PURIFIER A BLOOD MAKER, and every bottle that does not do its work wiil cost yon nothing. Druggist.

Cough! and Cough! and What in the world is the reason you will caugh and keep coughing and still keep trying iuferior medioines p.hen BKQGS' CHERRY COCOU BY RUP will postively ttlieve vour cough at jnoef This is no advertising scheme, but an aotual fact and we guarantee it. Druggis a few years ago, and moving at once thfreon. We gladly welcomj and Mrs. Green back lo bur midst to resume their high place in Halstead's best society cir clcs. I Green brought baok bis celebrated Kugiifti bulldog, "Loafer." ing in his bedroom.

Suspicion pointed to Price as the thief, who immediately skipped. Vanhorn finally got oi his trail and found him in Sedgwick county. He was bound over to court in the sum of $500, and in default of whioh he was com 2 Atlantic Express 8:40 p. m. 8 Local Passenger 10:03 p.m.1, 6 Eastern Express 9:58 a.

4 New York Ex press 7:40 a.m. WESTWARD. 1 California Mexioo Express 8:17 p. 3 Local Passenger 6:45 p. 6 Denver Utah Express 7:28 p.m 7 Kinslf Arkansas City Ex 6:20 a.ui 8 r.

LOUIS it SAN FRANCISCO. boring nian ar his victims. The labor platform strongly opposes the loaning of mbiley at interest; and yet Anderson continues to carry on his loan business at a high rate of inter-est and squeezing the existence out of the poor man. We predict a ma mitted to the county jail. A full line of Ladies' aud childreos William McFaddtin, at "Mack's'' lunch Tobosriraiis, Fancy 2epbvr, German- hia assertions.

On tariff and finance be is a most forcible debater, and on these points he is winning votes for his party. He promises a large majority for Steele and the straight lickefc in Lake township; 417 Kxpress 910 a. m. 419 Express 9:00 p. rA town saxony aud yarns cf all kinds, jority of 1,500 in the district for Hi countor, is an enthusiastic Republican, aud is going to have a cigar opening on election day free to Harrison voters.

cuii be found at A. M. J. Jew-ett's store, at the Lowes prices. Ji.

C. BTtUBT, Agent'. B. Kelly..