The Horton Leader from Horton, Kansas • 3

MONEY. TO LOAN In amounts to All busi OTP A fc3 V-V ness confidential. L. Baskins, Horton, Kansas. tl I 11 LL If you wish to purchase an awning or tent it would pay you to see W.

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C. Stout will go to whiting this week where they have contracted a large job of painting. Mrs. Chas. Putt, was down town LoGal Happenings.

Frank Penrod's mother is sick 0 0 with pneumonia. yesterday, the first time since If you go on allowing your eyes to smart and ache and annoy; you nay never be able to make them strong again neither can we. Dont procrastinate. Any irritation about the eyes means SOMETHING. Come to W.

P. Todd transacted business in Whiting yesterday. A full line of Racket goods and no-. J)l tions at Movie's Racket Store. Christmas.

She is in very poor health. The Rock Island has decided to put on a Sunday passenger train between Herington and Hutchinson after. May 7. One dollar pays for the, twice-a-week Leader one year. It contains For first-class job work call at the us and find the cause.

If its Glasses you need we'll tell yo so AND PROVE IT. Leader office. Prices riht. The painters and paper hangers EE F5" FR EE are now reaping their harvest. all the news.

Why pay more for iisi Mrs. Maggie Flower went to At chison Wednesday, returning Sat poorer news service? The new bank at Willis will com WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS OPTICIANS, NORTH MAIN STREET, HORTON, KANSAS- urday. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. mence business as soon as its owners can get the necessary papers from the bank commisioner.

Walter Scott is sick with pneumon ia. When you want a good meal, go to A new fresh, clean stock of notions, racket goods, glassware, and tinware at Mogle's Racket. Call and McGrath's Restaurant. The best in the city. get prices and inspect the stock.

All parties ordering goods from The temperature at Fairbury, D. T. Mntfi. thp. j-ronfr.

call ur tele- Neb. yesterday was 95 degrees above 9 phone 42. 15-tf 9 G. I. Johnston returned to zero and at Omaha it was 92, It was only a little over 80 in Horton.

Kennekuk and is working for John A Kansas town is so frightened Goodwin. over the advent of smallpox that it When you want a good meal, go to has closed the schools and is seriously thinking of closing down the McGrath 's Restaurant. The best in OUR ANNUAL SFE DISTRIBUTION. Subscribers to TWICE-A-WEEK TIMES get twelve package of the best and freshest Garden Seeds put up and guaranteed by the Harnden Seed of Kansas City, consisting of 1 Faolcage Beets. 1 Packaae Cucumbers.

1 Package Cabbage (early). 1 Package Cabbage (late). 1 Package nettuce. 1 Package Music Melons. 1 Package Watermelons.

1 Package Onions. 1 Package Parsnips. 1 Package Radishes. 1 Package Tomatoes. 1 Package Turnips.

li PACKAGES. The TWICE-A-WEEK TIMES for one year and these 12 packages of seed, all for One Dollar. Seeds, if sent alone, 60c. To present subscribers of the Times, 45c. THE I Kansas City, mo.

4 the city. joints. Ex. H. Kerr, who has been vor king in the Nadeau barber shop for some ited with home folks at Holton Sat urday.

time resigned his position there yes If youwish to purchase an awning or tent it would pay you to see II. Houts. Frank Krier's family is visiting at Mrs. Krier's parents'near Willis this week. A bran new stock of racket goods i3r at the very lowest price at Mogle's Racket, IN Stock ufserv Deutsch Bros.

are having their store building beautified by a new terday to accept a similar one in Bishop's shop. Mrs. J. J. Knowles and sons, Ray and Loyd Heinley left for their home in Creston, la.

They had been visiting for several days with Fred Wallace and family. A unique feature is to be added to the boy choir of the Atchison Episcopal church, one of the very best choirs in the United States, a brass band of twenty-five pieces. By the Fairview Courier we see that Dr. A. McKee has located there winter.

We hope the Doctor will well this "winter" and pay that bill he owes one of the Leader firm. T. J. Payne has quit the black-smithing business and has turned his his shop over to his son T. and Robt.

Wonder, jr. who have coat of paint. D. T. Mote is headquarters for D.

M. Ferry's garden seeds. Best in the market. 15-tf On or about April 1st, I will have on hand a good supply of the following named trees: peaches. Elberta, Alexander, Early and Late Crawford, Crosby, Old Mixon Free.

Old Mountain Rose, and other varieties. 7 to 10 cents each, according to size. Our peach trees are kept in cold storage free from frpst. apples. All leading varieties, GtolO cents, according to size, plums.

Wild Goose 3 to 4 15 cents; 4 to 5 feet, 20c. Wiek'son. Shirmers. Pride. Moore's Arctic, 20c.

cherries. Noble Ayers and Margaret Sulli van have returned to school after a ft. Ho severe illness. 1 -Ci T71 1K s-iS-4-t Ml -f l-io Leading varieties 20 cents. Chas.

Hinsing's laundry will be leading varieties of grapes. Parties wanting trees order by mail. Stock will be saved until called for. moved into the room east of the Leader office, May 1. MUSCOTAH, KANSAS.

D. T. Mote has a large amount of country cured meats direct from the formed a partnership and" will con farmers at low prices. 15-tf tinue the business. Seth Thomas clock with alarm Frank Griffin, editor theMary- vv.

vAir. jtw. v4r. V0v. itjti' and bronze ffnish at Baker Jewelery ville, Review, was shot and Co.

this week for $3.98. killed Saturday by a joint keeper of that town. Griffin had roasted the 02 cJ 0 .3 CO 5 S3 2 03 th 02 1 1 02 03 (V) iJ3 Mi 3 i "73 rr CO 02 PR 63 2 0 43 3 CO 5 I 2 03 0) sis JQo 0 03 0 0 6R do 5 C5 ffl ISO Who was the Horton railroad man fleeced of $45 by a couple of women jointkeeper in a recent issue of his WHEN YOU WANT A paper which led to the shooting in St. Joseph last week? Mrs. P.

D. Morris of near Willis (0 Mrs. H. O. Munsell, of Hiawatha, is visiting in the city with her 1 -ir 1 will leave the last of the week for daughtei lvirs.

m. xj. rancr. Kendall, where she will spend the summer with her mother, Clint Stout has resigned his po Mrs. Stephen Johnson.

She goes sition in Bishop's barber shop and will work at his old trade, painting. there in hope of benefitting her Or any thing in first class tailoring call on, health. Geo. Huckins, of the Soldiers' JUST RECEIVED 500 pairs of home visited with his family and shoes, high and low, for Ladies and TftlLOR, friends in Horton the first of the wilts Thpiv must be sold in 30 week. days for cash.

Warranted up-to- Grandma Stafford contemplates a date. Come and see what cash will do this spring. Visit to St.L ouis where her daugh Where you will find a complete stock always on hand. Kemper Block, South Main, St. ter, Mrs.

Ishler is sick. Mrs. Staf Palace Shoe Store. Joseph Nadeau left this morning ford is 83 years old. Dr.

Comer, of Willis is having a for Gallatin, where he wascall- large shed built for implements. edby letter announcing the serious illness of a relative. He expects to The doctor expects to carry one of the finest lines of implements in 32 rTTTTlTITTIlIITT.tTHT.t I 1 I I 1 I II return Sunday, and will stdp off at northeast Kansas. St. Joseph and visit with his son A rej)resentative of the Leader JL James on his return trip.

Have you bill heads, note heads, ft interviewed ten farmers Saturday in regard to planting oats and nine letter heads, envelopes, cards, wed of them say it is too late and that ding invitations or any kind of jot-work done at the Leader office an they will not plant any this season. Jake Schilling of Hiawatha was you will never regret it. Nothing but first-class work done and th town last oaturaay setting up FARMERS, ATTENTION. We want 100 Cockerels. Must be of good breed of the following: PLYMOlJTlI ROCKS, WYANDOTTES, COCHINS, BRAHMAS, LAN6SIIAN6S, or any other good breeds for breeding purposes.

Cash Paid for Poultry, Hides, Butter and Eggs. Poultry is higher to-dny; April, 4 We are paying 6 cents for Hens and Turkeys. best grade of material used. O. Pennell.

formerly a conduc his fences for county treasurer this Jake is a graduate of West Point, but of late years has been tor on the Hannibal br. JosepJ' ii it) ilj giving nis attention strictly to iarm- passe(i through St Jor.eph Sun da. remains of bi ing. Jtie wouiu mane a careiui, ei- CQarrc of the ficient and obliging official. Fan- view Courier.

mother, who died at Korlon. Kans The funeral will be held at Atchi son, the former borne of the family St. Joe News. A son of Mr. and Mrs.

B. ino-ford. of near Huron died at the Horton produce bis 1 home of his grandfather, M. Mt An eleohant owned bv Lemou Whoi sal ueaiers. WnnincrfnrfT in the p.ast nart tkT winter Brothers, circus men, 1 7 1 4 town last nisrht of appendicitis.

He killed Kan. ers at Argentine. quart -M. was fourteen years of age, and had his keeper Sunday. This is the beast's ninth man.

The Kansas tttttt lymimiiii been sick only three days. The re- Citv Journal savs: "A man who remains will be interred in the Horton cemeterv this afternoon at 3 kills one man is executed; how P.HFWNEY. o'clock. about an elenhant that has killed Hereafter the electric clocks of nine men?" 5 the Western Union Telegraph com Iowa Block, Weir City Nut, Lehigh Anthracite, ftsidmont Holton is a candidate for the G. A.

R. department encampment in 1900. pany will be used exclusively- on the Rock Island system. An order Ed Jones, past senior vice command which was issued recently to that er, was in Topeka yesterday wovk- effect mves rules for the guidance ing among the Topeka veterans for his town. He savs that Holton will LfiaLlOIUlttiiiis 4uuu SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN WEI3llT, QUALITY AND PRICE.

Highest Market Price Paid for Grain. I of the local operators in regulating and correcting the time of the new stmd a strong delegation to Hutch clocks, lne order makes tne use insnn Auril 26 to pull for the en fephnnP R7. Cnr- Main and Vera Sts. II0RT0K, of the new clocks effective this campment. Capital.

JFOJ? SALE, W. J. Kroning received word last week stating that an uncle of his had died in the Black Hills and had One brood sow and 15 head of 6 cJ shoats. Enquire of John Whiff en, I II II III I I II I "I Iftft. him several valuable tin, zinc one block east of Presbyterian church will mmmmmmmzmm and gold claims.

Mr. Kronin, 503 Board of TruJe Bld? -nss City, Mo. Grain Commlsioa Mcrciui.c.s c--1'- probabiv leave for the Black ii tor bids. Tour track. Ir yon arc tfcins- a-o t.

to look after them as soon as he can in. futures, give -us your liusiiios. tnwM Ctiiu and Bt. I.oui&. J-OR sale.

A five room house in Kansas City addition, one block west of mam st. Will take a good team of horses in part payment. Frank Krier, sirnu and TlrrETTMATiii relieved get his business in shape to leave. The Leader sympathizs with Mr. Kroning in his loss, and congratulates him in his gain.

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