The Horton Weekly Telegram du lieu suivant : Horton, Kansas • 1

2b Emigrants; Published in the interests of Kansas, Horton and the C. K. N. By. HORTON, BROWN COUNTY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1888.

VOLUME 3. NO. 43. PRICE, $2.00 PEB YEAR GOOD JTEWS. The C.

K. N. proposes soon to make another grand move, the na. ture of which will be very gratifying to the citizens of Horton. The Kan sas City line, and the "county seat" line are, upon good authority, sure ffj illti 1 i JIiJe to be constructed with terminal points at Horton.

The company has also sent out the information that, in connection with their vast car and machine shops plant in Horton, large car wheel foundry and an im mense drying house is to be added. This will add two hundred or three hundred more men to the pay-rolL W9 "T3I mmw Mr. Sandison was in the city last week, and while here ordered all of THE DAILY REGISTER. EAILWAY REGISTER the company's town property to be taken out of the market, as there We have been inoculated with this Entered as second-class matter at the Horton daily paper virus. was a hen on and another big boom Kansas, postomce April vm, is.

PUBLISHED EVEET WEDNESDAY BS THE EAILWAY PUBLISHING CO. would soon be on. A Very Limited Number of-the Tropic Gasoline Stoves For Sale At Come Early, as We Have But a Few Which We Must Sell to Make Room for Our Stock of We propose to demonstrate to the people that we are fools, but not to the extent of being the loosers in the OFFICE Cor. S. Main Delaware.

The Troy Times is already en enterprise. TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. gaged trying to stir up dissension over the State Senatorship of this district, before the primaries are We do not propose to run the One snliscription one year, $1.50 daily and lose money. Our patriot. held.

We suppose its object is to six months, .75 three months, .50 one year (after 3 mos) 2.00 ism for grlory hankers after other -oooo -llas Just Received his First Installment of- oooo- locals, oc per line eacu maei uuu. secure the election of a democratic senator, who will vote for two United States Senators, in place of In. C. N. WHITAKER, Managing Editor.

galls and Plumb. Whoever is nom picnics. A daily can be published in Horton on a paying basis, and as the city is growing rapidly there is no reason but that it can make a little "for a dry spell." Last week the merchants of Hor inated will receive the republican vote of Doniphan county. Troy REPUBLICAN TICKET. Chief.

The same tactics are being resort ton signed a contract for enough ad Suitings, Pantings and Overcoatings, COMPRISING ENGLISH, FRENCH AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF WOOLEN GOODS EVER INTRODUCED IN HORTON. Trimmings first-class and my Silks are Belding Bros'. "Prize Medal" THE BEST. vertising space to insure the daily ed to in this part of the district, but they won't wash. JJb matter whether Mr.

Fulton or Mr. Schilling is FOR PRESIDENT, BEXJAMIX HARRISON, of Indiana. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MOKTOX, of New York. life for a year, and we hope to conduct it in such a manner as to win Pm EATERS Ml Island Hardware Co.

nominated the nominee will get the solid republican vote of Brown county, besides a number of demo friends for the enterprise every day of its issue. Congressional Ticket. According to arrangements the cratic votes we know of. There is no question of the election of the nominee whoever he is. All the daily, proper, will be issued every Monday, Tuesda', Thursdaj', Fri Mac Riii Our Suits Mi i a Bus Have Proven For Congress, First District, E.

X. MOIiKILL, of Brown County. Republican State Ticket. NORTH MAIN, HORTON. KS.

chronics, sore-heads and the mugwump contingent in Doniphan county cannot defeat him. Mchl3.88tf day and Saturday evenings. The weekly edition will be issued Wednesday evenings taking the place of the regular daily issue, containing all the news of the day and a complete epitome of the events of the For Associate Justice Snprfme Court, W. A. JOHNSTON, Of Ottawa County.

Those new residences, business blocks and a big three story brick week. As every ono of the boys will attest. We have made special efforts to please them, and we art; pleased to know that our efforts in this direction is securing- their trade. Laave your order for a Fall Suit. hotel going up in Horton mean All advertising matter in the daily something.

Thousands and thousands of dollars are not being inves running over the regular issue of the ted in this direction just for the fun there is in it, but because Horton is to become a large city. These buildings are in demand now and always weekly, will appear in the weekly edition without extra charge, giving the advertiser the benefit of our large weekly subscription list. They get the benefit of five issues of the daily and one issue of the weekly without any extra charge. X)EALEE XIN For Governor. LYMAN U.

HUMPHREY, Of Montgomery County. For Lieutenant-Governor, A. J. FELT, Of Nemana County. For Secretary of State, WM.

HIGGINS, Of Shawnee County. For State Treasurer, J. W. HAMILTON, Of Sumner County. For State Anditor.

TIMOTHY M'CARTHY. Of Pawnee County. For Attorney General, L. B. KELLOGG, Of Lyon County.

For Snp't Public Instruction, GEO. W. WINANS, Of Davis County. ASX0UXCEMENT. will be.

Horton was not laid out to be a pack jack station, but to be a city of ten thousand people when four years old. With five thousand Quite a number have complained Bt Ms Fi Lift people at the age of two years, it will be a very easy matter to hustle the other five thousand in two years. If the emigration continues as it has to us that they did not receive their daily Headlight until very late in the evening and have refused to become subscribers to the new daily unless we adopt some plan to remedy this defect. In view of this fact we have decided to deliver the papers through the postofflce. The daily will go to COUNTY ATTORNEY.

during the past thirty days, our estimate will be too low at the end of LIFV1E, HAIR and CESIEST. EDITOR RAILWAY REGISTER: I AM A candidate for County Attorney of Brown County, subject to the decision of the republican county convention. IRA J. LACOCK. four years.

The committee on printing for the SOUTH MAIN The Hiawatha fair was a bowling press promptly at five o'clock every HORTON, KAN. A A A A A A JH, A AAA A A A JfcAAAj celebration have seen fit to give the tl.AAAAAAJt.M.AM.AJ.A evening, will oe delivered at the success. It had good managers ana was conducted accordingly. work to the Headlight, without re June 1 postoffice at about 5 :15, and every ceiving bids from all the offices. This move is about in accordance with subscriber can have his evening pa H.

BILIIARZ, Pres. The St. Joe Herald's "picture ma E. BILIIARZ, Cashier. the manner in which the thing (the celebration) is being engineered.

It ker" should be struck by the sun or some other blunt instrument. per at 5 :30, or at supper time at the farthest. This plan will avoid the paper becoming lost or mis-carried, and insures the subscriber receiving every issue. Our experience in this don go down by any means. The time for such breaks as the above has gone by.

Horton Commercial. The Judge says the republican It was an act of discourtesy on the emblem is the Red, White and Blue, and the democratic emblem Red, Wipe and Blow. business heretofore this plan of delivery has given perfect satisfaction. Farmers' and Mechanics' Subscribers can suit themselves When the Rock Island's line is about the delivery of the paper completed from Kansas City to Hor part of the committee not to solicit bids from every office in the city. Such a course may effect the success of the grand celebration, but we most sincerely hope not.

How many bills did the committe have printed and what did they cost The public has the right to know how its money they can have it delivered by car ton via Atchison we will have a bet rier or through the postoffice. The subscription price will be fif- ter outlet than any other town in the state. Who says Horton is not the boomer ten cents per week or fifty cents per month in advance. has been expended. To succeed in Hiawatha a man The subscription list will be super intended by a City Circulator, Mr.

must be "humbler and humbler" until he is so humble that cats spit on him. World. HORTON, KANSAS. Fred A. Hippie, to whom subscrip In the same issue the esteemed tions should be given.

(TO rP IIP The daily will be conducted as a World says it is doing a larger business than ever before. Are the cats arouud Capital, thoroughly telegraphic, local news and boom paper to spread Horton's Chas. H. Litchman, the general secretary of the Knights of Labor, whose able letter to the chairman of the national republican committee, volunteering to take the stump for the republican ticket, has for years been one of the most active and influential champions of the cause of labor in Massachusetts. His letter proves his ability it is not fair to state that he is a convert to protection, for, like Mr.

Powderly, he has always been a firm advocate of D5 glory broadcast; avoiding local controversies and factional jealousies Does a general Banking Business. Buy and sell Exchange in short, to crowd Horton to the front as one of the leading cities of the state. TO The water works fever is gradually taking root. It is only a question of a very short time until some company will ask the city for a water works franchise. We hope the company will be composed of Horton people, for "there's millions in it." See? Have Just Added to the Large Stock of Dry Goods a Complete Line of FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

On real estate or personal Becnrity, on either lone or short time (to suit customers) at reason able rates. Accounts of Merchants, Farmers, Stock and Grain men received on favorable terms, and special attention given to the same. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. To give every person an opportu nity to take this paper during the campaign we have concluded to send thejpaper until January 1 for thirty "CLOTHING cents. This will give every repub The esteemed Commercial says Horton dees not want a daily.

In the face of this statement, however, the merchants have contracted with us for enough advertising space for a year to start one all the same. We shall try to make it successful in a newsy point of view. lican an opportunity to secure a good If Horton and Hiawatha would drop enough mckles into the slot they could get that telephone line. World. Let Hiawatha plank down her stuff, then.

Horton is ready any time to put up her share to secure this public enterprise; besides, our people desire that a system be established in the city. Horton wants everything, of a public nature, that is go- party paper, and to any others as good a local paper as there is in the county. We hope our friends will take advantage of this offer and send us in a large list of names. They are Made from the Very Beet CUM TEETH, the Plate From the Very Bert Rubber in the Market, and there are NONE BETTER MADE AND FINISHED. Silver and Cement Fillings, 75 Cents.

ins and is willing to do the right We propose to keep pounding on the Kansas City and "county seat" lines until we get them. The news Goods! Gents thing by any corporation. The election returns from Arkansas show a democratic gain over 1886 when the majority was 17,500. All Gold Fillings from SI lip. Teeth extracted painlessly by Ether or Chloroform.

Cocaine applied for the painie-s extraction of teeth withont additional charge. Prices low. Ten years experience. OFFICE Koom 11, over Horton Hardware Co. the counties have not at this writing received last week, in relation to to these projects, is evidence that many good things are in store for Horton in the near future.

The Rock Cleveland has managed, four months after his nomination, to fire at an expectant people, his apology for accepting the nomination. It is been heard from. Whiting rsews. This is the kind of a lie that rattles Dr. W.

S. COTTON, Jane 1 Graduate of Boston Dental College Island does not talk simply to make even a prohibitionist. The demo a compilation, a Lamont, of common' a noise. fVVVVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVvvvvvVjJ We have been contemplating this move for some time, hut did not desire to do it until we could lay in a stock becoming the trade of Hor- cratic majority in that state in 1886 for Hughes, democrat, was 45,386. place platitudes, reaffirms his advocacy of free trade to the detriment HOTEL WINDSOR.

"A communication from A. S.Abbott, in this issue of the Chief, states his political position in his own lan of American industries and laboring men. In fact, it is a rotten British guage. hope it will be satisfac i ton. Our purchaser has just returned from York and Phila-jj delphia Clothing markets, and our new stock Clothing and Gent's Furnishing- Goods is arriving- on every ixeight.

The stock is immense! document from the date line to the This year Eagle's majority is less than 12,000. The Republicans and Union Labor carried Pulaski county (Little Rock) by 1,700 majority. The returns of nine precincts of that county, giving more than 250 repub tory to the mule that runs the Hor signature. ton Commercial." Troy Chief. We have "went in to win," and propose to win on the merits of the What's the matter with Maine We remarked last week that Miller has spanked boys before.

Abbott's letter places the Commercial in close lican majority in each, were deposi best goods, most stylish goods and lor the least money. See ted in the vaults of the county clerk's Only First-Class Hotel in the City. kAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAvAA, How do our democratic friends like the style of the news from Vermont quarters, but that's nothing. office. The democrats blew open the vaults, stole the returns of those and Arkansas Vermont has gone republican by the largest majority nine precincts and destroyed them, Mhs.

Helen Gouger, a short-haired alleged prohibitionist, said in a speech in Indianapolis a few days ALL COMMERCIAL TRADE STOPS HERE. since the war, and in Arkansas, in ago that the pension bills which Mr. GOOD SAMPLE BOOMS COXXECTION. 1886, Huges, democratic, had a majority of 45,38. Last week the majority for Eagle, democratic can Cleveland had vetoed, were for dead-beats, tramps and beggars.

The and that party will still control the county. The democrats fairly lost the state by 15,000 majority, but where they were short in yotes they made up with Winchesters. The News' painful ignorance may have something to do with the above men LOOK OUT FOR OUR GRAND PALL We have Cone in to Win. question is, has this short-haired didate for governor, was less than 12,000. Every laboring man in this Van Curen Russel.

woman sold out to the democrats The prohibition party received cold country is arraying himself on the dacious statement. comfort in her entire speech. side of protection..