The Horton Leader from Horton, Kansas • 2

CITIZENS' BUSINESS CONVENTION. BATTLE liYSIN OF CUBA. The Horton Semi-Weekly Leader. TOHNSON LA. TV.

Publishers. BT FliAKK A MARSHALL. Entered at the Postofllce, Horton, Kansas, as second clas9 matter. HORTON, MAR. 21, 1899.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. I hereby announce myself as an independent candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of the City of J. Greene. DEALER IN, I jgj lSdllO.

SlL 'o 3 Having bought a large line of the following celebrated Farming Implements Having bought a large line of the following celebrated Farming Implements As per published call in the Leader the Citizens' Business Convention assembled at the opera house hall last Tuesday evening and elects ed the following ticket: Mayor John Clark. City Clerk M. D. Spencer. Marshall H.

F. Killion. Judge W. B. Wonder.

Street Commissioner Joseph Nadeau. Assessor C. C. Donly. Justices of Peace Tom Payne and J.

D. Wilkins. Constables Jerry Weaver and O. W. Bartlow.

City Treasurer J. F. Bailey. Treasurer Board of Education C. A.

Sautter. The contest between Joseph Nadeau and W. J. McAtee was a spirited one but Mr. Nadeau won out by one vote.

The friends of Mr. McAtee claim the nomination was not a fare one as Mr. Nadeau did not re--ceive a majority of the votes of the convention. Mr. Nadeau received the nomination at the convention but whether he will profit by it remains to be seen at the election next month.

CITY CLERK. I hereby announce myself a Candidate for the ofiice of City Clerk. F. G. Wallace.

CITY ATTORNEY. The undersigned begs, to submit his name to the electors of the City of Horton as that of a ecandidate for election to the position of City Attorney. Dated this 13th day of March, 1899. Cameron Smith. 7e are coming, bleeding Cuha, a hundred thousand strong; With "Remember" for our watchword and "Free Cuba" for our song.

A.1 though-the priests and Levites of the nations pass thee by Where the Spanish -thieves have stretched thee on the world's-hig-h- road to die, Yet have we, God's last Samaritans, thy cry for succor heard, And we hasten to the rescue with a twofold battle word. While Pity in thy gaping wounds pours healing o.U and wine, Swift Retribution shall avenge each wrong of ours and thine. We are coming, starving Cuba, with our harvests' gracious yields, With the bounty of our storehouse and the fruitage of our fields. For -God hath the nations that His hungry must be fed, And we hear thy famished pleadings for the pity of our bread. In the places made a desert by the despot's hard decree We shall pour the saving plenty 01 a nation's sympathy.

Then bear a' little longer the bitter hunger-pain, For our ships are speeding toward thee with their golden stone1 of grain. We are coming, Cuba, with the healing of onr guns, And the spirit of the nation in the hearts of all its sons. To the Northland's sacred anthem and the Southern "Dixie" dear March the sons of somber Puritan and the gallant Cavalier, rn the battle cry of freedom shall blend that thrilling strain That shall herald stern requital at the crimsoned hands of Spain. For until, our starry ensign, o'er Spanish ramparts. waves Our heroes sleep dishonored in their sacrificial graves.

-i-Kansas City Journal. 8 STREET COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Street Commissioner of Horton, subject to the decision of the People's Business Convention. W. J.

McAtee. and Machinery would respectfully ask you to call and. examine them and get our prices. We are sure we can save you money. Milwaukee.

Binders and Chain Gear Flowers, Ohio Riding Cultivators and Garden Seeds. Our Specialty-Columbia, Sayers, Scoville Buggies. Peter Shuttler and Jobson Wagons. A G0D SET OP TINNER'S TOOLS FOR SALE CHEAP. If in need of any thing in our line give us a call and.it will be to your interest financially.

Remember we are still in the C0AL; business. Honest weights, best qualities and lowest price are guaranteed at our store. INDEPENDENT CITIZENS' TICKET A new ticket is being put in the field called the Independent Citizens ticket, and is as follows: Mayor W. F. Byrs.

Clerk Mrs. Lulu Bayliss. Police Judge Judge Coffland. Attorney- Cameron Smith. Joistice of the Peace J.

Greene. This ticket will endorse part of the Citizens' Business Convention nominees. SOUTH MAIN STREET, HORTON, HANS. fllUti CMcago, Rock Island Pacific Railway. Near White Cloud the other day five whitecaps went to.

the house of one Henry Kohne and took him out and gave him an unmerciful beating1. Kohne's wife fought desperately with the men, but was unable to save her husband. No one seems to known just what the offense of Kohne had been. Some of the neighbors became very indiguant and demanded punishment for the suspected parties. One of these neighbors, N.

Lear by name, swore out a warrant for certain men. Scarcely had he done so when he receved warning that the whitcappers intended to take vengeance on him. But Mr' Lear did not weaken. On the contrary he wrote a piece for the White Cloud Globe over his own signature, and it is such artistic work, of defiance that we quote fromit as follows: "I wish to say to you you who had a hand in this diabolical outrage that you are set of low down, cowardly curs that would tease a caged lion, but run from a liberated tadpole! You are so low down that you would rob your mother's grave and and sell her bones to the junk dealer! You are so morally corrupt that the breath from your foul lungs would kill the microbes of the Texas itch! Neither will the flies blow you nor the worms eat you! Neither will the ants build nests in you worthless skull! Soul? If ye have them they ar doomed to burn in the hottest depths of hell! If you want me you know where to find me. The initials of my name are P.

N. Kansas City Journal. TIME CARD. Entertainment of Black Eage Post and Circle to be held at Masonic Hall April 4th. Event to celebrate Lee's Surrender.

Program will open with kmg by Post and Circle. Address by President of Ladies Circle. Solo, by Harry Bassett. Recitation, "Lee's Surrender, by Miss Esther Sellers. Recitation by Reed McManigaL.

Quartett, by Berry, Ishler, and et al, Recitation by Hunter Bowman. Duet by Maud. Jewell and Maud Enock. Burlesque by Eva Heaton Close with song by Post and Circle. Free, come everybody.

By order Committee. NORTHWEST. Local Freight Past Passenger Iiocal Paseenger Passenger. EXECUTION OF MRS. PLACE.

The violent protest of the New York Journal against the electrocution of Mrs. Place was without reason. If the Journal were advocating the abolition of capital punishment this might be consistent, but the proper place to advocate abolition was not with the government, but the The Journal did not take a position against capital punishment, but took position against the punishment of the woman, Mrs! Place, and insisted on commutation of her sentence, simply because she was a woman. Her guilt was proven beyond doubt, and again her sanity also was beyond doubt, and under the law she deserved capital punishment, for she was a murderer, and the Journal's agitation was mere sentiments. Instead, of abusing Gov.

Roosevelt it should have, honored him for his unflinching devotion "to the, law and its execution. The only way to make murder Dr. Fenner's Blood arid Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic For Blood and Nerves. Purifies and enriches the on Restoring the other. They go hand in hand and majie for health.

Also Liver Complaint, Biliousness, Constipation, Headaches, Deranged Stomach and Bowels, Scrofula, and all Skin and Blood Humors and Diseases. No. 53. No. 9).

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4:45 p. ra 5:50 p. 9:22 EASTWARD. Passenger. Passeuger.

Passen ger V. I Freight This is a Sarsaparilla-Mandrake-Prince's Pine Alterative, Nerve CH XJRCH NOTICES. F. PENDLETON. 0, Torfic and Restorative combined.

"I METHODIST. 9:45 a. m. Sabbah School. 11:00 a.

m. Sunday Preaching. 7:30 p. m. Sunday Preaching.

7:30 p. m. Thurs. -Prayer Meet Only Graduate Dentist in Horton. First-class Dental work of all kinds done as cheap as it can be done anywhere.

All work guaranteed. Office oyer G. W. Kanoff's store. ers fear is to punish them and where the law declares they shall be pun ished with' death, let the law be ex ing, 6:30 p.

m. Sunday Epworth eclited. Female monsters are no A. Mills, who has been at the Soldier Home the past two months, returned home Wednesday. The Leading Harness Shop.

better tnan male monsters. St Joseph News. League. 2:30 p. m.

Sunday Junior League. To- these services the public are 'cordially invited to attend. J. O. Foersman, Pastor.

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"Heat is life Cold is death," said the philosopher. This Eemedy is warming and LIFE. No from any cause, can take this remedy without recei ving immediate and lasting benefit, because it strilces at the root of all. disease. These facts are a guaranty to the afflicted in the selection of this Eemedy which makes so directly and speedily for cure.

Get of your dealer a circular with full description and certificates of some of the most remarkable cures ever achieved by medicine. For Sale toy O. -A-. Sautter. Hot Tomales at the Silver Leaf Catarrh is Restaurant.

Grand Instructor Voorhis, who All work guaranteed and up-to-date. A complete stock al-. ways on hand. OS. H.

HOOTS. has been in the city the past week, was called home today, by telegram announcing the sickness of his wife. NOTICE The party who put 2 sorrel horses and 1 black horse in Not Incurable But it can not be cured by sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures which reach only the surface. The disease is in the blood, and can only be reached through the blood. S.

8: S. is the only remedy which can have any effect upon Catarrh; it cures the disease permanently and forever rids the system of every trace of the vile complaint. lliss Josie Owen, of Montpelier, Ohio. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. School: .40:00 A.

JVL ..11:00 Junior Endevor Society. 3:00 P. M.Christian 6:30 Preaching. 7:30 Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible ..7:30 P. M.

Thursday, Ladies Aid So- .2:00 P. M. B. F. Vaugiian, Pastor.

my stalkfield will please call and get FRUITS. CONFECTIONS, TOBACCO, BREAD, OYSTERS AND AT BOTTOM PRICES. The Finest Chocolates in the Glty at GREENE cS OO- Supplies for Economy Gas Lamp Why not try the 1 Fl on Job Work? wjl i 1 tut $La same as the feed is exhausted. N. A.

Berney. Go to Guildin Richardson for the famous White Wing flour, 80 cts. per sack. Also carry Stock, and Poultry Food, the best in the market. J.

B. Earhart, who has been working in theJLEADER office since the paper started, has resigned his posi writes: "I was afflicted from infancy with Catarrh, and no one can know the suffering it produces tetter than I. The sprays and washes prescribed by the doctors relieved me only 1 tempoi arily, and ADVERTISED LETTERS, List of letters remaining in the post-office at Horton, Kansas, for the week ending Mar. 23, 1899: GENTLEMEN. J.

A. Baker, Elves Marlowe, c1 John B. Fleming, mm though used them John Carpenter, Edwin Norris, I R. G. Clasby, 1 Gullip Thorson, T.

M. Davis, Amos Yound 2, Horton's Leadnig Tonsorial Artist. F. W. Dillard.

Handles oNly THE gEST LINE OF LADIES. Minnie Rayton, (Ben Mellett's Old Stand.) constantly lor ten years, the -iisease had a firmer hold than ever. I tried a number oJ blood remedies, but their mineral icgredients settled in my bones and gave toe rheumatism. I was in a lamentable condition, and after exhausting all treatment, was declared incurable. Seeing S.

S. S. advertised as a cure for blood diseases, I decided to try it. As soon as my system was under the effect of the medicine, I began to Improve, and after taking it for two months I wa cured completely, the dreadful disease was eradicated from my system, and I have had no return of it." Many have been taking local treatment for years, and find themselve9 worse now than ever. A trial of Floronce Saunders, S.

M. Rodgers, Nellie Thompson. HORTON, K. tion and i now working in the shops. About 30 Odd Fellows and Ile-bekahs attended the.

school of instruction this morning. More arc expected to be present this afternoon and still more in the evening. John E. 'sttejftl who died Wed-'Resday be buried, Sunday, morning, in the Horton cemetery. The funeral services will be held in the Free Baptist churcs The A.

O. U. W. lodge will k.e charge of the funeral services. District Instructor Frank Marvin of Seneca is giving the Odd Fellows the unwritten work in good shape.

District'Instructor Sister U. G. Hon-nell is seeing that no Rebekah will, go away with out. knowing the work When calling for the above please say J. L.

Collins, P. M. Five Candidates initiated Having bought this popular stand, am prepared to- atteal into the Rebekah lodge last nierht. Tor 9 When you want a good meal, goto McGrath's Restaurant. The best in to the wants of the ptnblic, in the hirsute line.

Ten years established in Hoiton. 1 offer lny reputation as my best the city. will prove it to be the right remedy for Catarrh. It will cure the most obstinate case. Books mailed free to any address by Swift SoeciiLi flo Atlanta," Ga.

The 13 year-old daughter of Rep resentative Lee is on the pay roll of the Missouri legislation as a clerk at perfectly. $3.50 per day. When a 13 year old girl can earn $3.50 a day in this A. Every article in the house fresh and clean. Prices guaranteed to Ije as low as first-class goods can he a Highest Market Price Paid for Country.

Produce, Attorney-at-Lawf 5 7 i. A AAA: Allx legal business punctually at tended to. 'Patent claims solicited. Real Estate and insurance, 2 BY, country the Democrats ought to stop howling about hard times. We have been the recipient of several amusing admonitions this week.

One fellow sent us word to "be -d careful how we used his name in the paper" and another fellow writes us in a bombastic and threatening fashion because we pinched his toes last week. Such incidents are of frequent occurance and have about as mutch influence on the editorial or business policy of the paper as a clap of thunder on the other side of the ccntinent. O. GROOE J. H.

WHITT, Prop. 7 COAL AND WOOD. If CU. F. Weans FHntotf Smith MEANS SMITH, Attorneys- OFFICES AT First.

National Bk. Court House, Horton, Ks. Hiawatha, Ks. EAST FRONT STREET, KOfiTON, KANSAS, Telephone No. 67.

Corner Main and Vera Streets. GO.