The Horton Weekly Telegram from Horton, Kansas • 4

wi II iiimiiiisiii S. Headquarters for Boots and Shoes. Sole Agent for Selz, Schwab Go's Men's Shoes, and H. Ladies' Shoes. M.

B. Emanuel 3. a Li ESTATE EMPIiOM'T OFFIGR. Desirable Bu-Impm and property in nil parts ot the 'ily. Some of those 150.00 lots left in good locations.

Will furnish desirable lwl for Families, Hotels, Restaurants, Fanners, and Contractors on short notice. 210321 2, OVER HORTON HARDWARE CO. HORTON, KANSAS. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. mm 5 a FT Mis Will for the next two weelrs, sell you Locks at Twenty-Five per cent- les3 than you ever bought them before.

Fifty Dozen Door Locks novr ready frr oar customers. We buy iu quantities and can sell cheaper than any house in Horton. Fifty Dozen Pad Locks CHEAPER THAN YOU EVER HEARD OF. All kinds, sizes and shapes- Remember this sale only lasts for two weeks- Only First-Class Hotel in tho City. ALL COMMEUCTAL TRADE STOPS HERE.

GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS IX Van Curen Russell. SHANNON SOR Any Restaurant. HL" Miller o. OLDEST BUSINESS HOUSE IN HORTON. Iways at the front with Good Goods Low Prices.

flflHil rid Eifti Ski TP1 Your Same la Print. A. Poo! as a visitor to Pawnee City over Sunday. 31 r. Blair was a risitor to XetaA-aka over Sunday.

Dr. Stivers was called down to Deiv ton yesterday. H. Chrisman Sundaved with his family in Holton. J.

A. Mann went down to Topeka, yesterday morning on business. Mrs. R. B.

Agnew went up to Belle ville this morning lor a lew days visit. Col. Linnington returned last night from the new C. K. X.

town. Liber al. Henry Haywood, of Norton, Kansas, was in the city last week visiting rela tives. Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Schnable are in Chiiiieothc, for a short visit with friends. M. F.

Mahin has been down to the new town of Monette, for the past few days. Will MeClure was over to Pawnee City a few days last week, visiting his old home. Mrs. P. II.

Parker has been down to Athel for the past several clays visiting relatives. Ed. F. Hanna went up to Topeka yesterday on business. He will be gone several days.

W. F. Means returned last night from Clarksdale, Kansas, where he had been visiting relatives over Sunday. S. V.

Poston has opened the Blue Front livery in Hiawatha with a fine new outfit of the best rigs and horses. E. XV. Pierce returned from Kansas City Mondry morning where he had been for several days on a real Estate deal. Wilson Cox will soon open an immense stock of merchandise in the new double brick Opera House Block in Robi-son.

Mrs. W. n. Kemper left Horton yesterday afternoon for Gallatin, where she goes to visit her parents for a few weeks. II.

A.Parker, of Lawrence, was in the city Monday taking iu the sights and purchased three residence lots before leaving. President Low, of the K. X. came down from Topeka Monday to see how work was progressing on the Horton Bank building. Mrs.

XV. G. Jarvis returned from Kansas City last night, where she has been for the past few days visiting friends and relatives. A.H.Echols, special 'agent for fee Kansns Mutual Life Association In Hiawatha was in town last week on business for the company. L.

Ilagan, of Maryville, is in the eity and will remain for some time. He will do the mason work on the new residence of Dr. Ilackadorn. G. B.

Stiener representing a large wholesale hat and cap firm of Chicago, was in the city yesterday interviewing Leo. Hirseli. Gns and the editors of the Register are old time friends. Mrs. Laura Vanderpool, of Gallatin, Mo was in the city Monday, the guest of Mrs.

Joseph Xadeau. Mrs. Y. left yesterday morning tor Zeansdale, Kans. to visit relatives for a short time.

Prof. Bowman, of Centralia Kansas, was a pleasant caller at our office last Friday. He is the principal of the High School ofOentralia, and with the impression left with us he is able to fill that position. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Attwater, late of Rock Island Illinois, arrived in the eity last night and will make Horton their iu-tore home. Mr. A. is one of the firm of the Rock Island Hardware is a young man full of vim and enterprise, and we trust that his business venture may prove a profitable one. Xone of our real estate men should be without one of those "blue print" town plat? now lieing made by E.

H. Ricksick-er. The work in "point of excellence and finish cannot he liettered, and it would not hurt every business man in the city to have one. He is selling them very reasonable which makes them within the reach of all. Frank B.

Wood, of Marion, passed through this city last night on his way to St. Joe. ne said that Marion was all worked up over a scandal in that place in which two prominent men of the town were charged with having enticed two girls into a room at the Elgin Hotel. The men were both arrested Monday on a bench warrant. Marion always had the name of a goody goody town.

V. K. George, of Geneso, has been in the Magie City for several days past and has purchased several lots. He will propably build a fine residence here in the near future and remove his family to Horton. We invite all of the residents of Geneso to come out nd see the Wonder of the West, and they will then how they could have lived in the east this long.

Mr. Jarvis informs us that the street car3 have been ordered and that they will be here this eek. They are pushing the building of the street car line as rapidly as possible and it will be only a matter of a short time when the ting-a-ling of the car driver's bell will be heard at every street crossing. Messrs. Whiteside Jarvis arc also disposing of a number of lots in the K.

C. addition and already quite a number of neat.dwel-lings are being put op. nfsa meg iPli mm Frank Fehlman says "send that great religious journal of yours to 1113' sister in Genoseo, Ills." Dr. Reynolds has moved into his new residence iu the north part of the city corner of Trenton and Francis streets. R.

X. Williams and Judge Shaw went up to Topeka yesterday and purchased some real estate in the new town Liberal. The K. people commenced today on a sewer from the cellar ot their bank building clown Main street for drainage. The rock pile for the benefiljof vagrants has been lonesome the past week.

The "vags" have 110 use for furniture of that kind. iss Josie Monroe, of Horton, who has been visiting her father, Henry Monroe, a prominent farmer near this city, returned to her home Monday. Fair view Enterprise. Dr. Cotton, the pioneer dentist has enlarged his quarters.

He has removed his office from the Good Samaritan building to an elegant suite of rooms up stairs in the' Horton Hardware block. The soprano in the Ben Gee variety show turns as red in the face as a piece of canned salmon while singing very old chestnuts. The entire company have missed their cailius they sho-ild be on some farm. The sun came out nice and bright again yesterday and the carpenters and in Ifact the mechanics, are out again head over heels in work. If yon think there is 110 building boom in Horton, come and see.

The Booth Barrett combination will be in St. Joe on the night of the 21 tli inst. Several parties contemplate going down to hear the two great tragedians. They present "Othello" with Booth as "lago" and Barrett as "Othello" Agent Michaels informs ns that the fi eight receipts at Horton for the month of March was a little over This is a good showing, especially when we take into consideration the fact that last month was the low freight rats war. Postmaster Miller informs us that an addition of thirty feet is to be added to the postoffiee'bailding and the contract has been let for the same.

This is a much needed improvement tmd will be good news to the patrons of the office. Morse Co. have now nt work in their brick yard twenty-one employes, and the force will he enlarged to almost double that in a short time. This firm is also putting in a lot of new machinery which, with steam will make it one the best yards in the west. Tom Tucker, of the east Front street barber shop, has blood in his eye and we don't Maine him.

Theives raided his shop Sunday night and took every thing that was loose. Tom says they would have taken hU chair if they could have carried it. J. B. Rhea, a gentleman of considerable means from Shenandoah, Iowa, was in the city Monday and invested some of his surplus cash in real eastate.

lie told our reporter that if he could close out his business in Shenandoah he would immediately remove his lamily to Horton. Deutsch Bros, at the old Hesselberger Clark's stand, hang up their big sign in our columns this week. They are ottering some rare bargains iif clothing. Boots Shoes at actnal Xcw York cost price. They say their goods must go, at any price.

Go around and sec them. One Garvey was up before Police Judge Means for a plain drunk Saturday morning. He was fined $1 and trimmings, which he paid and said he "would do so no more." It is now a question with Judge Means whether he meant he would get drunk 110 more cr would pay 1:0 more fines. Wm. Price formerly of Sabetha, and one of the ancient "devils" of the office, called this week on his way to norton to visit his father, Dr.

Price. He is now the editor and pro-prieter of the Belvidere, (Xeh.) Tribune, and issues a very creditable and profitable paper. Sabetha Republican. E. W.

Sandison made, last Saturday probably the quickest real estate deal ever made by any one in the city. He was down to the morning train, got in conversation with a gentleman and sold him several lots, had the contract signed and a check in his pocket for the first payment all done in ten mimites time. Xext. Several boys from Horton were in town Sunday, on their way to Johnson's lake to shoot ducks and have a rollicking time generally. But before leaving town, in turning around, the wagon gottipsey and upset, falling on the of Paul Lir.thi-cum, injuring him seriously.

His wounds were dressed by Dr. after which he was taken home. Siluscolah Record. On Monday, J. II.

Mitchell, of Gtneso, 111., purchased the Linuington Block, paying for the same 5,000 in cash. He also purchased the furniture building and two lots near the corner of Deleware and nigh streets, and says he is not yet satisfied. Mr. Mitchell is the ex-mayor of the city of Geneso an .1 has put in real estate in Hortou the past week over He says of all towns he ever heard of norton is in the lead of any of its age in the United "States. We think just as he does and hope liefore many weeks pass to see Mr.

Mitchell and family resi. dents of this city. AX. Grand SOUTH MAIS This popular Sumptuous where a the. latest, style.

Chas. J. Johnson and Co's Opera Honsc Attractions. "among the breakers. On Wednesday evening of last week the Muscotah Dramatic Company presented the above drama and for amateurs did cxceedingls well.

A MOUNTAIN KOSE. This play without a poet, and a company without any talent was dished up to the people on Thursday evening in a regular alapothic dose of Jim Crow. It was very thin in fact its transparency was about all there was to it. The men of the company might make, a success as hod carriers, and street car drivers, while the ladies would make, a better success of "helping the old folks at home''" than traveling over the country trying to do something and can't. Manager Kemper would get better houses for good attractions if he would give the "3Iountain Rose" class the go-by.

THE BENNIE GEE COMPANY. The music of this company was good but executed horribly and their performances would better have graced the "Coliseum" in Kansas City. If they wil confine themselves to their music and learn to execute it they will succeed, but i 11 their sketch business they will work np a reputation anything but enviable. Insulting respectable people who are mislead into attending their low ballet show, will not be crowned with success long and we hope the brethern of the press of Kansas will pass them around. A Sad Case.

Yesterday Sheriff went up to Topeka having in charge Win. Cash who had been adjudged insane. The unfortu nate man is a son of Dr. Cash, ot Troy. He hashari the management of the Fair- view house for some time and was well liked and respected by all who knew him.

He was wounded and had his spine in jured while in the war and the effects cf these injuries has brought about derange ment of the mind. The watchful care of his devoted wife at the depot yesterday was indeed touching and we know she has the deep sympathy of all in her sad misfortune. His case is said to be an in curable one and we trust that in the very near future he will be restored to his family with the cloud of derangement forever cleared from his brain. RsoIiiiio: 8 cf Condolence. Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty Ruler of the universe to remove from his home and parents by death, after a brief illness, the beloved and cherished son of our worthy brother, W.

F. Crawford, to the home where the giver of all precious gifts rules, therefore, be it Itcsolcecl, That Horton Lodge Xo. 331, I. O. O.

tender to him and his our heartfelt sympathy in this his dark hour of affliction, and trust that ha may ever look to the Divine Being above for that comfort and consolation he so much needs and be it further a copy of these resolutions be handed to Bro. Crawford and also to the newspapers of Horton for publication. lger. "'gal. Co Seal B.

Michaels! Married. At Hiawatha, April 4lh. 1SSS, Mr. William Wells and Miss Mattie Lawrence both of Horton. We wish them joy and happiness.

iiee. Merchants will please hear in mind that this office will pay no bills only on orders issued by us. Our employes are paid every Satuiday night in money. Pubs, of Register. Base Ball goods, books and stationaay.

curtains and curtain poles at lowest prices. See our mouldings, pictures, etc at J. W. Atkins Co. 21-4t.

Xorth Main. 11drmhaTsf 31 and 35 cents. Call before they are all gone. 21-It. A fine lot of trimmed hats at Mrs.

Tefl'i's cheaper than at any other place. C. S'Awarz for the best shoes in the market. Come and see our special lines the crossfoot, Libby hand made sewed shoe for gentlemen, and the Rochester Ladies' shoe. 21-4t.

machine needles at J. II. Miller Co. 20-tf. Anderson McOandless have the largest stock of Groceries, Glass and Queens-ware in Horton.

17-4. ICE! ICE! ICE! Ice till you cant rest at Crawford Bros. Ward off a coup de solid this summer by getting ice from 17-4t. Crawford Bros. IBSy-Todd Smyth for real estate, loans, abstracts and insurance.

We have the only complete set of abstracts of Horton and additions. Five best insurance companies represented. Liverpool, London Globe, Xorth British. Home of X. German American and Fire Association of Philadelphia.

17-4 K. WALLACE, REAL ESTATE AGEXT. Has property for sale in all parts cf tLe city. Lis your property with him for quick gales. OFFICE, SOUTH MAIN ST, HOETON, KAN.

South Main Street. STAND. Apriltaitn Wl Oil A chance to buy DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHOES, cheaper than you will probably be able to buy again. "We have purchased the Hesselberger Clark stock of General Merchandise at Assignee's Sale and will oiler the same at the old stand to the citizens of Horton and Vicinity, for two weeks at actual SAIL WAY B.EG-ISTEE, IIOKTOX, APIl.

11, 18SS. VVhitakeh, city editor. "I cannot tell how the truth may he, I to 1 the tale as 'Iwsj lold to lae." What's the matter with a telephone exchange? The street railway struu'-c Main street vesterdav. Yesterday morning canie in on a cold warming pan. Sever! neat new dwellings are going up in South Ilorlon.

Many steps are saved by using a telephone; then why not have one? The failed to arrive at this deu last week. Whv this thusness? Mine host, of the Windsor, mourns the loss of his line hunter dog. The Odd Fellows celebration in Horton ontlie2Gth iust. will be a grand day in oureitv. A number of farmer? have said that the rain of Sunday was a good thing in the right plaee.

Republicans, attend the township primaries at the eity hall next Saturday afternoon. Eeo llirsch is having a tussle with Malaria fever, but it has failed to get him down as yet. Another coach, the 375, was turned out of the paint shops to-day looking as good as new. The employment Agency has an ad. in this issue.

Read it carefully and then call in and see them. Quite a number of our citizens will go to St. Jie to see Booth and iu "Othello" on the 21st. Lost A lady's pearl glove lmtfoner. The finder will confer a favor by leaving the same at this oiUee.

Late general manager of the C. K. XV. Fisher, is reported as lying dangerously ill at his home. Our Solicitor sent us in Saturday evening several large orders for job work from Severance and Willis.

J. S. Orr, S. Walters and the Misses Anderson and Stewart, of Hiawatha dined at the Windsor last Stmday. The new brick building on the corner of Front and High streets is being pushed to completion rapidly a possible.

The Hiawatha World and Horton Rail-WAV Register advocate inviting ladies to i'lin the republican clubs. Sabethn Herald. The Camp of the Modern "Woodmen ot Amcrica-in this city has probably the largest membership of any secret organization in Iloiton. Kemper Co. have a steel shaving hanging up in their tifHce, which came from the K.

shops, that- measures 73 feet in length. John Forrester, a C. n. X. fireman, who has been laying oft few days to rest up, has reported for duty again and isout on his regular run.

Since our last issue we have added a little over a hundred subscribers to our list. We intend to have a thousand subscribers at the end of the first three months. One of our young dudes earne near smelling powder from a revolver in the hands of an indignant woman last Monday night. He had a little too much cider aboard. S.

M. Ettenger has one of the r.ratest clothing stores in Eastern Kansas, and it is well tilled with a tine stock everything in that line and news goods coming in every day. During the past two weeks the Railway Reoistek job rooms lias turned out 32.000 impressions for the Horton Merchants and Mechanics Building, Loan Savings association. Agitate the new opera house block: also the packing house, canning factory, the electric, light and the telephone, too. A.

city with street cars should have all these. They go hand in hand. The popular Windsor comes to the front this week with a nice large advertisement. Thisis the commercial tip-town hotel and their table is supplied with the best Hiat can be obtained in the market. "A clean city is a healthy one." Clean up your back yards and alleys before the sun gets ranch warmer.

Such a course will not only be more conducive to health. but will add largely to the good looks of our city If you see any of the young men sporting a button-looking thing where a button hole boquet is worn, remember it is the new badge of the "Republican League Club." You will not be in fashion unless you wear one. From the frantic manner in which some of our exchanges were crying, ladies, "Please register," we are inclined to believe, since the election, that the privilege of voting is not so eagerly desired as we have been led to suppose. M. B.Emaneul fe Co.

the new real estate exchange tip stairs in the Horton Hardware Co. block, hang up their card in these columns this eek. They offer some fine inducements in city and farm property and solicit investors who are in search of rare bargains. C. K.

N. TIKE TABLE. (KOCK ISLAND KOCTJi.) Trains carrying leave Hortoa is follows: SOrTITVESr. No. 1, Mail and 10:25 a.

m. Mi Lxpross No. HI, Freight No. 3:3, Accoiiiuiod.it;. on NORTHWEST.

No. 5, M.il end Exprc-sa No. 37, FreiKiit Til. fitir a. in.

in. a. m. CO a. in.

No. 89, Freight 1O.20 p. ui. GOING EAST. No.

4, Ex, from southwest 6:15 a. m. No. Mail and Ex from nor! Invest. 8:10 p.

in. No. 5, Mail and Ex from p. M. TO CITX.

No. 4 Lv Topeka, 4:05 p.m. Ar City p.m. No. 2 Lv Te.nl;:i, 4 05 p.m.

Ar Citv fl 35 a.m. No. 1 Jv City, a.m. Ar I opka 12.40 P. iu No.

3 Lv City, p.m. Ar Toyka 11:40 p. m. Nos. 31.

and 39 daily except Sunday. Other traina daily. Coupon tickets to all j'arts of Mie country. l.fslO-iiekets, S25.00. For any iiii'oruiation quive of Vf.

O. MICHAELS, Asent. CSTY OFF5CES3. Mayor Miller, City Clerk I. Stewart, Police Jadfje I' Miann.

City Marfliul Haruin. Aldermen A Siiaii A. if. lilauvelt, Jlio L. L.

IS. V. CH5J-ICHES. METHODIST services helil at the Union cV.nrcli eve: two weeks at 11 o'clock a m. Services in ti'e eveiiin when co flSLKY, Pustor.

BAPTIST erv'cet hi Kemper's ilall ev. ry tr-rin-tifty, r.ioru:rt.! aiil eveniier. The laiblir is cordially 1CHV. Jit -GA T. IiKSL5Y'I'KHl AN services nt Union Church, at 11 o'clock a in, evt ry two week.

P. SP1X1XG, Pastor. SECRET SOCIETSES. KNIfil-lTS t)F PYTHIAS. Hortou Loac So.

meet- ewry The.r.--tlay at Castle Hall en north Maia St. Visitiut; biothers cordially ID. O. F. Meets every Freiuy liffht at 7:50 at K.l'.

hall. i.il i nir qrothers iuvitctl. A O. V. Vi'.

Ilorton Lodue No. 11, meets cv. ery Tliersilr.y TiiijLt at P. hall. Visit- brothers mvnea.

GA.B. P.lnck E.iilel'o-t No 15o, meets at K. P. ball the 1st ana 8.1 nights of every mouth. iitiRS canntides inv.ted.

TT-NIGHTS OK LAV.OK. lleets every Monday IV nijrht at P. hail. Vititin k.ih.s iuviicd BOF L. F.

Vcats nt K. P. the first and thiril Saliiitiay tach molitil. Visiting brothers OK. Meets at K.

P. hall first and fourth i Siinda; of each uioaih. Visiting brothers eordiaiiy inviu-d. OK L. at K.

P. hall third Sunday of mouth. Visiting brothers ASSCCSAT50KS. HOME Building and Loan Association, ller-ton, Kansas W. P.

'1'odd, I'residcnt; L.ll. Saiyh, Secretary. rpu Merrhanto' and Mechanics" BniMing.Lcan and Savi( 11. VV, C'adott, President; II. I.

Syfan, Secretary. milR Citizen's li'lit. Heat Power of A Hoit in. W. P.

Todd, Presi icni; II. Smyth, Secntary. Ten mid liinner set nt Anderson V.i--Csmdli'ssi. 17 4t V. II Kciiiiirr Co.

sells propertv at nil priee ant aii terms. If Vttl wish lppiness, leave your mt'asure with Starr. 17-4 jfSgr George Vv. Siinontl Prescrijition i)i ujririsr. 17-4f In one week in Feb.

last Kemper ('. sold nearly of projx ri y. ggyGeorjre Sltnonds Post Otfice UriiL' Store. 17-41 A consignment' of oysters from the beds just relieved at 17-4t. CifAWFonu Bkos.

your property with T. South Main Street for nntek relnruf and food profits. 17-4 For any imforinatioii the town call en or nddrc-ss W. II. ICemper Co.

Besurs and them beforu you in-test yon 17-4! A bstraets, Abstracts, Abstracts. Yon are not safe in buying any property unless you have an abstract from Todd Smyth. 17-4 JG'KyT. C. MeCar.ii buys and sells real estate in a.l parts of the eity.

Investments made for nonresidents in a sale and satisfactory manner. Best bargains the titv. 17-4 season is now approaching when tornadoes are most frecjuent. In sure with Todd Smyth who represent five of the best companies iu the U. S.

Insure your property against fire and wtoniis. Bring in your business to Todd Smvth. 17-4 IV. II. Kemper Co.

will coon move into Kempers Xew brick, 101 South Main street where they desire to see all their old their old customers and friends and to meet all strangers and visitors and make friends of them. 17-4t. Our Price List. 13 pontic's Granulated sugar 1X0 17 pounds Prunes 81.00 50 pounds Gem flour 1.15 20 pounds Kicc 1.00 all packages coffee 2o cts a lb. 17-4f Anderson McCar.dle&a.

Don't Read This To The Public We have a very fine line of cutlery all arranted. To The Ladies Come in and seethe finest stock of shears and scissors in the city Every kind of pattern. To Mechanics Our stock of tools is complete, and all view. Come in and examine them before buying. "You will find our goods the best and -e can save you money in the purchase Hock Island Hakdware Co, Xorth Main St.

-CRAWFOKD BROS. For the best steak in the market. Evervthing neat and clean. Fresh Fish every Friday. 17 it W.

II. Kemper Co. No 101 South l.n-.rur 7 i 1 1 riwr- ed and unimproved property tor sale of any rem cpnue in nonou. 3-Todd Smyth for real estate. Best bargains in business and residence lots in the city.

Xon residents may safely intrust tis with their investments. Resort has just boon fitted up in manner. The only place in the city first-class meal, or an order, is served in Bayfield, Prop. Brownlee -PBOPIUETOItS OP THE- At the expiration of two weeks we will pak and ship what gootls we expect to have left. The goods arc all new, of the latest styles and best qualities.

DO XOT DELAY. DEUTSCH HORTON, KANSAS. ONLY FIRST-CLASS -In tlx Tins and Transfer Line in Connection. Ail orders left at the Oiliee the lvarn. Cancr of Veiaaud Street.

jrchi.nr HESSELBERGER CLARK'S OLD M. S. Brundage HUB DRUGS STATIONERY, Ktc. Decorations and Eorders, New Styles and Elegant Designs. We liave just opened a new stock of Spring Goods consist insr of ST.

KOHTON, KANSAS. LIVERY STABLE City- HORTON, KANSAS. Wa! IIORTOX, KAN. MchlCIf 0 5s Meals to order at 11 hoars. First door East of Fostofflce.

Front Street. GEO. SCHIEGNER, Prop. nu pony I I l( i GloiliiM, FfliisMi Goods, Hals, Foil! Line of MUIB niAIRMAfBY SOOTS, SHOES, sowest Prices in the City. HIGH STREET, II Liltle Casino Restaurant.

ii Ivi JONES, Prop. HEALS TO ORDER AT ALL EODRS. South XrZain 3t. MAmm 4 CASEY; MchlStf Mchl3tf J.tuia;..'.