Hillsboro Herald du lieu suivant : Hillsboro, Kansas • 3

The anarchist is a man who wants the bread that is earned by the sweat of some other man's brow. If The Herald. AN OFFER THAT IS AN OFFER. THE LAEYED WORTH DAILY TIMES AND THE HERALD FOR OXL.Y Fir Dollars. (Is Henry Funk joined the Rush Center excursionists, Tuesday rr.orn- iDS-' i Miss J.

Peters who fs attending the German School at Lehigh, spent Sunday with her parents here -In truo metropolitan style Marion comes to the front and proposes to put in a system of water works. Manager Hoch, of the Record yj ii iy it Li LJ jr PEOPLE WITS LOTS OF TOWN A LARGE BEFORE THE LIST I Ranging in price1 from $35 to A farm of 40 acres one mile from-towii for HAVE To loan on mortgage loans from 7 to 9 per MUST LOAN THE SAME WITHIN THE City and Farm Property Insured at the Lowest Rates. Collc- tions made in any part of the State. I can attend to your law business in Justice's or District Court. 1 i 1 'A .1 I raj it were "iaw" instead of "brow" ho could run a bakery of his own.

The manager the Pullman palace car company says that hereafter no 6tove3 will be placed in cars turned out of their-shops, but steps will at once be taken to' secure some means of heating less dangerous to toirists than the old system. The Legislature last week went down to tako a look at Wichita's army of real estate agents, prairie additions, drug stores, windy newspapers and other curiosities of that wild, western town. Luckily, they got back Republican. Sam Jones opened hi3 first sermon in New York with the following unique declaration "People say to me, 'Jones, why don't you preach Christ? You only preach To all such I say: Do you suppose I'll bring my God down here among you cut-throats fn The Herald says he never dared to say that of Chicago people. All he called them was "skunks." Joplin, Missouri, has a phantom lady who holds up a long bony arm in front of the hackmen that drive their cabs at all hours of the ciht, and when the driver stops his horses and gets down to investigate, vanishes from sight and leaves the bewild ered driver wondering what he stopped for.

The powerful quality of Missouri whiskey cannot be g.ques-tioned. Emporia Republican. When' 'the proper time arrives the western purl of tho county will bring forward a strong candidate for county commissioner. This sectii of the county has Ion been denied a commissioner and in consequence our petitions to the board have always been ignored. The time has come for "a change and if all tho voters of the western- portion of the county hang together, they will be sure to win.

While in Florence, Saturday. We called at the Bulletin office and found friend Crouch and tho "boys'' deep in the mysteries of "setting up" a power press, and "getting up" for the first issuo of this new boomer. The Bulletin office will be equipped with all the latest improved machinery, presses and with J. B. Crouch to handle the cedar, tho paper will be an honor tothe county.

We wish the new. enterprise all "sorts" of good luck. It is stated that Powderly and the other members of the executive board of the K. of L. ere devoting much of their time to the consideration of a more feasible means of checking tho indiscriminate boycotting which is now being waged, and a general circular will soon be sent out clearly defining the sitnotion and instructing assemblies that such boycotts as are now existing which have not received the sanction of the executive board must be lifted, The Boston Sunday Globe last week gave the wives 'a chance to complain of their husbands through its columns, and this week the husbands were allowed to retaliate.

Some very spicy things were said, which leads to the belief that all is not serene in the average Boston homo. The husband may have come out ahead in the paper, but the wife can be trusted to have worried him when came to talk the matter over! afterward. The Register makes sport of the alleged unlimited supply of editors on the Hebald force. True, Harry, we are pretty well supplied with that essential feature of every well regulated printing office, but we do not pretend to compete with such an array of editorial talent as the Register can boast However, if Col. Dan Anthony and C.

T. Eskridge were cut off their force, we would run I the chances," even We will say for the edification of the Register, that since the Hebald ass-ed under the control of the present company, but two editor's names have been hoisted "at the masthead," and ours has Ibeen at the head of the English department for the past five weeks. The people of our National Capital are anxiously waiting for Congress to sanction with a generous appropriation, their scheme for spanning the Potomac to Arlington with a magnifioent, mile-long, memorial bridge to General Grant It is proposed that this monument to the great chieftain shall be the ideal bridge of the world. It is to get its monumental character from two grand towers over the main 'piers in the middle 'of the river. Each of these towers is to be 250 feet high, and constructed of granite, with suitable inscriptions and allegorical representation.

It is intended that the towers shall furnish implacement for memorial stones cx other objects dedicated from the various States, countries and socities. Published crcry Thursday by the Office oror UillXoro Bank, iW. J. HAPvDIEGiEDrTcS- FEBRUARY 24 1 -1887: Marion Las at struck a boom in a long-needed direction. Sbo proposes to Luto a soap factory.

A largo Lara bulouging to Itev. Wm. Ewert north of Hillsboro wes blown to piccos by the high wind last Thursday. Tlarry "Whittakcr, of tho llcgis-tor came tip from tho Hub last Wednesday called on this great mral faper. Hon Unruh has gono west to trado his farm on Frenck Creek for cattle, and will enter the stock business on an extensive ccale lleT.

Cores of Dickinson county proachcvl in the Baptist church at this placo last Sabbath to a large and appreciative audience John Lcewou formerly of this paper has opened up a lund and loan offico over tho bank. John thinks newspaper work is not what ho was built for. A large number of Marion people wore present at tho Tuesday evening. Harry Whittaker, repro-nontcd himself by masking as a "Heathen Chinee." Mrs. D.

II. Randall has been very Bick for tho past threo weeks. Dr. If lippin is attending Her ruany friends in this city Lopo for a Bpoedy recovery. Wo blushingly acknowledge with many thanks the compliments paid us on the improved nppcarence of tho Herald, by our co laborers in the editorial field.

The Marion people kindly drop--ped their projected masquerade in order 'that the admirers of Momus might turn out rwjenjojrlho lios. pitality of Hillsboro on that occasion. Yesterday was ono of thoso bad disagreeable, days, you read about, but rarely see in this section of the country. Rain, wind and light snow alternately visitod ns inside of 12 hours. Prorainoat business men of this city will soon organize a town lot and improvement association.

Then you may expect to Bee things lly. We hopo to bo able to give full particulars next week. llev. O. P.

Nickel, of French Creek had tho misfortnno to have a leg broken last Wednesday by a horso falling on him. Dr. Flippin was called to ntUud tho wounded man, and he is now tho road to recovery. The members of tho Legisla- turo with their families passed over tho branch Saturday night, on their return homo from their junketing tour to 'Wichita and Hutchinson. They pass'od through Hillsboro at about 8:30.

D. P. Kliower will shortly erect neat dwelling on Lis farm "on Crane's Ranche, Ho has purchased 200 apple troes and proposes" to test the merits of an extensive orchard in Marion county. The farm, we understand has been leased to Gerhard BarteL -The first installment of a serial fitory of the late Last Shot," appears in this issue. It is our intention to hereafter fill the fourth pngo each week with an installment of an interesting serial.

A move which we trust will be ap- preciaieu uy our irienas. The high wind Thursday and Thursday night reminded tho people of this section of the: stories of "cyclone holes" of tho east. No damage was dono in this 'city other than the demolishing of a few outhouses, The west gable and the rafters of Jake Funk's newimple-ment warehouse were down, and tho building badly racked. Mr. J.

J. Walter came up, Friday, and left us a good order for job work Mr. has decided to enter merchantile life and has erected a largo implement warehouse just south of O. A. Sicker a hardware store.

will handle all the loading brands 'et farm implements and no doubt will do an extensive business. Mr. Walter shows his publio spirit at the start by patronizing the homo printer, and we wish him abundant success in his new venture. Tho rendition of that groat masterpiece of America's greatest humorist, "Peck's Bad Boy," at Marion, Friday evening, was a distressing butchery, and a mere "farcical chestnut" compared with that rendered by tho Madison Square company last fall. Acting upon our suggestion, two weeks ago, the managers of tho house wisely closed the balcony, and, though the house was well filled, tho best of order prevailed.

for a whole rear. We have made such arrangements with The Leavenworth Times, that enables us to offer that loading paper with the Herald, for five dollars only. The Times is essentially the State paper, being a fearless, outspoken, independent Republican journal. It believes in the enforcemont of all laws and that tho statutes should rule instead of icy. During tho present session of t' Legislature, will bo more than in; teresting, as both sides of all questions will be, presented in its columns and while not indorsing any thing outside of the straight Republican ticket believe that all entitled to a hearing.

All subscriptions must be for one year, fqr a short term full rates will be charged. Remember this offer is for a limited time and if you want the best daily and weekly in tho state for 55, call on us. Sample copies will be mailed you by addressing, The Times, Leavenworth, Kan. The Leavenworth Weekly Times andthe Herald for 1.75 per annum. I have 80 acres of land for sale four miles southeast of Hillsboro for $1,550.

Will take a team and harness as pay. Only requires S350rcash down. Call on me at onoo and get a bargain; John Dole. ft it ntc! SScr fcejaljlt all bic SIgcrrffiif, fcie ba iiberaU berum toanoerii eioi few miberer ali ber farmer befjfiafb Gudj cor uub Gud) liicfjt nut iebem reifenben SIgcnten ab. 23c fetne Drber 6U jum'aOtcn aftarj be; rair cinfefjidt, befommt 25 roent Siafrat an ber fot genben 3rci-3Stte: STepfel, 1 clt 1 2 8ufj 8 Gent per 2 Satjr nit 4 bis 3u0 bod) 15 Gent3, per 5M; Grab Slepfel 20 Gents per StficE; SJirncn, etanborb, 50GcntS per Stucf S3irncn Swarf, 75 Gents per ttM 2 Saljr alt, 50 Gents per 2tficf gfir bis 4 fiocf), 15 Gents per tucf Slprifofen 25 Gents per Pfiaum'en 35 Gents per tiid: 9iccta rineS 35 GfntS pcrStucf; ieitanjen 15 Gents pet Stud.

Gkitraitd): Govinicn, roil), tuciB unb fdjnwj, 10 Gents per Stiid; 2tatf)cl bcercn 1 u. 2. clt, 12 Gents per (Stud; Sdjroarjbecr'Jn, Si per $njcitb, per 100 10 Gents per Stud; 3laSp becren per Suf. GO Gents, per 100 $4, per Stud 8 Gents? grtrtccrcit ct 100 $2.00 SSetnrcbcn: Goncotb, 1 SaJjr alt $3.00 per 100; Gatcnvba, 1 3atjr alt, $1.00 per nfcenb, 10 Gents per Stud; 3-oeS 1 Satjr alt, $1.50 per 15 Gents per ujcnb; Sracut Slraber, frL25, 25 Gents per Stud; rcntiSS jueiue, per Sufccr.b $5.50, 50 GcntS per Stud; 2abi), per SDujjcub $4.00 per Stud 40 Gents oetljc, per 4.00, 40 Gents per Stud; Sqtc 2iia gara, lucifje, $1.25 per Stud. 28aIb58aiiKte: SDlaulbee--rcn, 1 al)x ale.

$5.00 per tanenb; SSeftcru arbtt Gatalpa, 5.00 per SDl. Soft. Maple 1 3otjr alt, 3afo6 6. Haitfe, 1 224-1 Ganton, itanS. Xotice of Final Settlement.

The State rf Kansas, I Marion County, ss In tha rroVate Court in and for said County. In the Matter of the Estate of Liebe lleinrichs Creditors and all other persons in terested in tne aioresaid instate are hereby notified that I shall apply, at the next term of tho I'robate Court, in and for said County, sitting at the Court House in County of Marion, State of Kansas, on the 7th dav of March. A. 1a iVH't lor a full and final settlement of said Es tate. Hoinrich Baunman, Ad ministrator of the Estate of Liebe Heinrichs, Deceased.

January 28th. A. D. 1 NOTICi" We the undersigned" assignees ef Heinrich Neufeld will be at the Court House at Marion, Marion County, Kansas, on the 6th day of April. 1887.

to adjust claims and allow demands against said estate. Abraham Eitsen, Cor. Hiebort Assignees. 10-9t We keep constantly on hand and for sale nt the Herald omce the fol lowing blanks: Per doz per 100 Mortgages .23 2.00 Deeds 25 2,00 Attachments (Order of sale) .00 (Undertaking.) .00 (Order.) .60 (Inven'y and ap.) .60 Complaint, general form. .60 Execution.

Summons, Snbpcena, Garnishment (ans. of garnishee) .60 Appeal bonds. .60 Bills of sale. .60 and see samples and leave us your order. PATENTS Caveats, Trade Jfarks and, Cop-pyrights.

Obtained, and all business In the U. S. Patent Office attended to at moderate fee. Onr offli-e ia opposite the U. S.

Patent Office and we ran obtain Patents in lesa time than thoee remote from Washtneton. Send Model or Drawing. We aflvfte as to patentability free of rharce, and we maka charge we obtain patent. We refer here to the P.tmater, tae Snpt of Moner Order Dir- and to' officials ot the V. S.

Patent Offine. For circular, advice, terms references to actual clients in your own btate qr connty write to C. A. Snow Co. Opposite Talent OQce, Washinrfoa.

D. C. made a business visit to our city Thursday, but we failed to see his "phiz" at this offieo. The Arcade man imagines that tho Herald and Gazetto took their cue on boom articles from that paper. Poor deluded mortal.

A. W. Paddock and family leave next Monday for Emporia Mr. P. will form a partnership with his father in the flour and feed business.

The oldest boy of D. who was taken dangerously sick with inftamation ef tho bowels, has almost recovered under the excellent caro of Dr. Flippin. John Gade ia doing a big business with the Rock 'Island graders at present He says he is compelled to work both day and night to supply thorn with harness Rev. David Dick, of Lehigh, returned from his ten days' eastern visit last week, and found two of his children wrestling with measles which is now raging in that town County Surveyor Sturges will bo in Hillsboro next week to lay off C.

E. Kli ewer's and Cornelius Funk additions to Hillsboro. Our town is constantly extending its limits in every direction. "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" is the next attraction in the Marion opera house. Oh rats! Give us something like "Ten, Drinks in a Drug Store' and there would be some attraction in it Winter, took another lunge into the lap of Bpring and the country was favored with a light snow Sat urday night On account'of he dry condition of the soil it was probably of more value than a rain.

E. R. Burkholder has made contracts with the Rock Island graders to supply them all their teating and blacksmithing coal. This is tho first return Hillsboro gets from the county bonds. Mr.

B. tolls us that he has received fivo more cars of Cannon City coal. Dan Lindsay, tho artist of the Marion Record has turned out a fine! piece of job work in the way of a business card for the Record that eclipses anything in that lino ever executed in this section. Wo acknowledge receipt of one with thanks. A class of citizens who stand back and wait for a boom to strike their town is not what Hillsboro needs.

Don't wait on destiny and a couplo or moro citizens to send the town ahead, but let every individual in the city put- their shoulders to tho whoel and their money in improvements and help tho boom along. What is going on? Should this meet the eye of somo one not taking a Metropolitan weekly paper you aro asked to think for a what an amount of the choicest reading is furnished in the Kansas City Weekly Journal for ono dollar per 332S Columns of "reaf live matter no one understanding what, isread can peruse without profit All important events, letters, poetry, able editorials, Market Reports, etc.j etc. for one 'dollar. Send for sample Copy. Address Journal Kansas City, Mo.

The Masquerade. One of the most pleasant social parties ever given in Hillsboro was the mask ball given by the Germania Tura-Verein of this city in the skating rink, Tuesday evening. A motley crowd representing almost every race and creed were on the floor. Many of the costumes were rich and beautiful. Among the noticeable representations were the Mexican, by Will Wohlgemuth; the "Hillsboro by "Max Thymian and "th3 Queen of Night" by Miss Anna Unruh.

A merry time was enjoyed until nearly four o'clock a. to. The occasion was pronounced a grand success by all participants. The Marion orchestra furnished ex. col lent music The gentlemen of the Turn-Yerein are to be congratulated on the success of their undertaking and the excellent order that prevailed throughout the evening.

are on a We are on a boom," was tho inscription on one of tho banners that greeted the State Solons at Florence. Some editors are the luckiest of mortals. Now there's Dan Anthony of the Loavenworth Times, for instance. Dan said something that caused an alderman of that city to weep, 'and when he recovered he felt so ashamed of himself that he entered suit against the editor, laying the damage at fyft fa B- a -b ST 1 Mmt I 1 1-- 7 an luctbcn ttfir jntor.188 Jl 17 imp (ejlel)enb du a Mm WUul't vW4Vjf burrf; 6fentUd)en Sluruf jckn Stenftag unb Srcitafl auSjutierPoufcri. Scr 5lirnf fcccjtnnf Knt lb ltt)r 9Kor()cn unb iamvt 4 UI)r aiamtttafli" Smtym ben auSrufSagen tverben ivir immer fur aoftenprcid aucrfaufen.

HILLSBORO, KANSAS, SSir i5on nun an an Summcn lintcr $5.00 fur kar uV Summen titer $5.00 Don Saturn tB jum erften (SeptemOer Seit, uerfaufen; Ser aftdufer mu0 flute SanPnotcn mit 12 rojent 3ntereTen gcDen; SiaOut an Summen Don $500 unb baruOer fur Oaare Selung. 1 i.