Jewell County News from Jewell, Kansas • 1

A privileged class its a dangerous class to ji free Jefferson. JEWELL CITY, JEWELL COUNTY, A AS, Fl 1 1 A BR IT A 'J, lttH, YOI. K. IS JEWELL COO NT STAR ITEMS. Thn weather has been most too cold KUUtOAIltlMETitlLK.

AlimHMtrl rcltle K. It. 1371 ROBERTSON MEH GOMPANY, mm A flrtp young mare for sale. O. E.

Hahick. four vfry brainy men of this community sent a definition of stutemuau to the KaDsas City Times, each expecting- WE ARE OHIO a A a .5. HKUK AND TH'KKE. ATe enjoyed the fir I dust ttni'in ttf the season to-day (Tuesday), a lemlnder of what we may expect in the near fu-I uve. Howard YandenbrnVt! and Sidney Franier moved Tluirtda or.Ut he farm hey bought.

They had a dance for jaiing foltis liuTvcn'tig previous. 'i'lieJnmlH-i men of llandill must be liaving a good run of trade as nearly of the farmers that come lit town lake more or lei's lumber home. with them. Chtas. Zlmmer, Cliff Darling, Cora Sellers and (tsear Harford visited the Marsh Valley school last Friday.

Mrs. Uodgers' store building has been used as a church by the M. E. church but lust Thursday, after starting a lire smoke issued through different (rarts of the roof, scaring he Kandall I'otomit of yfar'sgrowth. The building hss 'beeu condemned and closed (iuss Sellers tjlielled wira Thurtday afternoon.

There fl great eVnl of among children in this locality lince the weather took such a sudden WINTER Bargains GOODS! t. talcti a.lv.iftL,i;r; of thi? per cent discount in our entire stock, of Ladled Miuscs and Chiliirens wraps. JL Fail to reduction and secure ii P.iirs of M.ias fine cilf Boots worth from $3, to 8,50 all go for 52. ima Rirai mrwm imm fiW ,1 1 M1j ME'R. kkt ruAr.1 mj) M.e luwnfrtA.

mm fa 1:1 mrnmrn i5 4jM, 'M4'WI''l1 A liii, -lot of Ladies and Missci Shoes on our JOI1 LOT Counter lo CI.05ii OIJ'I' al otielson the dollar, BUY NOW -it- mnr i rs fc ill ti a iJ i i i and unpleasant for much griwdp in the vicinity of the Star. Henry Hughes has managed In spite of the hard times, bat by the strictest economy, lo raise enough money to lift the mortgage off his farm next spring- Asa Taylor's have a new boy at their hotis. 4 iMissElla lhtgh'esi'S crm'tung in the western part of Nebraska. Cairoll Shinii expects lo return Kansas next montli and take possession of the place he left a few years ago, when he went to 111, Jesse Robb goes to Nebraska in the spring. Mr.

W. S. KpaU. sr. moves in.

to the new house on the farm he bought last year and Mr. l.uu will go to the place now occupied by Mr. SpaU. Miss Daisy Keifer expects to return to school at Salina as soon as her term of choJ closes at I'Visam Prairie. PLEASANT HOME ITEMS.

The stockllelds ate begin nhvg tovret pretty low, ami w.e hear of seveiv.l complaining of the plague. As tltere has Iron no sclrtti'il Tor the jjast two wta lite boys have been putting in their lime himlini; rabbits. 'The com sbcilers are busy in thi-s neighborhood this week. J. F.

Hale's health Is not improving in the l-eaf-t. The Christian revival closed last Sunday evening. Didn't the Republicans look funny after they bad attended the citizens meeting at The school in dUt, No. fit commenced again bast Monday with Mrs. Alt- house on instruct or, Mrs.

Mose Monasiuith returned afler a month's visit in Nebraska, last Tuesday. She says they have deep snow there. In the pant few welts several new houses have been erected in Formoso Our town is on a boom. Most of the our vicinity are complaining of bad colds. Iters, a till Keith lire holding a series-of meetings al Cusler mcIkio house which il Is said will lasttill corn plant ing lime.

The funeral sermon of Mrs. Win talch was preaehed at the Chesbio (dtool house last Sunday by Rev. Si- dore. We hear Hint, Charlie Elliott's intentions are to leave Jewell county for the West in a few days. S.

Farrel! has purchased a bran-new piano for his irls. There; arc over a million cranks in this country whom the plutocrats class as calamity howlers. We hoard it said, The Republicans would never win again because they didn't know what knocked them out. Rev. LeHaron will preach next Sunday morning and evening at Rockdale.

We will be sorry to miss seeing Prank-Forrest in the Nkws ofilco in the fu ture, but ask him to 1 Held of labor. EvrAL Rioiriv, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. NATION' A W. A. PelTer.

John Martin. Keuators conoukssM noil. W. A. HARRIS.

nisi', W'd. liAKKR. STATU D. l.cwellin.'. Percy I lanieis.

ICS. Osoorn, V. H. Prather. Governor Lieut.

-Gov Sec. of Stale. And. of State, Treas. of M.iitc Mi pi.

Pub. Itistr, Associate Senator :i.1d dist. Rep. With W. II.

Riddle. I. T. Li Hie. N.

(iaiiies. S. H. Alien. A.

S. Cooke, F. Harnett. COf NT V. Probate Judge W.

Main. Atfy M. R. Sutherland. of Dist Ci J.

Cavaiiaugh. Shf-riff D.C. Ilaggart. Co Treas Rnsc. Co.

Clnrk K. 1. McLean. Ueciis C. M.

Ross. Co. Supt G. II. liailey.

Co. Suveyor E. II. Kern. Coroner Dr.

Walter Crew. i Dist. 1 Robert Clark. Coins' J. II.

Spaulding. I. W. Kpperson. THE.

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rut i spi p. All train Mmikntoul uIutii tlnio dully i.tciiil local treUliU Uleh tluitnl reu Sunday, J.OOAt. MAUU'KT. Eiftjs Potatoes Corn Oats JSC 4Sc 2Sc 24c. 7.00Ttj7.

2T) PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Iiulk pickles at E- I). Heinecke's. Remember the Methodist social at the Grand A nay hull. JOcaU-mission.

Pop com halls! Fun! John Hutchison knows nothing til' a "'blind but know all about 'Blind Call and see him. The anti-option bill has passed the senate, by a of 40 to 2a. If you want aootl'smoke try the Long Jack cigar, sold by E. D. IIeinisckk.

The Jewell City Elevator Co. have made a contract with U. W. Miller to do their tihippiiitf. Ilejs to have $2.50 per car for' shipping grain, and $1 for stock.

This arrangement meets long felt want, and affords the farmers an cxecelleut opportunity tit ave. money by shipping their slock and grain. Hats, caps and govs re going chea at Heinecke'i. Kate Crawford returned home from Chicago last Saturday? lie has mark, cted. worth and hogs the last year and han'Sti hogs 'left Kate is a rustler and Kansas is the best state in the Union.

Try that table lyrup lleinccke's. Louis IUrick Is making rapid stride in the art of typesetting in tliy office. All wishing 50e worth of fun for Joe ishoulil attend the c.fjterUunniiml given by the ladies' of the M. V). sewiugejrele lit the O.

A. hail Friday, Feb. (to-! night). The program will consist or recitations, driljsand tableaux. This i.s pyt half.

Come one, come ail! Ailmissiotj 10c. N'i; retiuctiou or young men. E. I). Heineckc humi Que line oi'hats It will pay you to look at them before buying- Mrs.

lijine retires from the position at assistant principal on account ol failing health. Pop corn balls and fresh candies at the a. U- hail to-night! It is said that hoopskjrts will be sty lish about the time spring winds come" Come and lake a look at our line of Shoes, they are going cheap. K. I) JlKlN'KCKU.

A. A. Preseott broke the record on hogs this week by delivering six head to Wtteinas Viliitli ntutu lnm H.i. or ai) ayerage of per head. i.

P. St. Join) was a close second, however, delivering to the mum buyer 14 tiead which brought liiiu per head- Ksbou Leader. Poji.t fail to see the tine work made in tbe 9- Wheeler Wilson at the a-' VVheeler Wilson oiliee this week. The prize definitioij rgard to the word statesman which the Kan.

(sas City Times instituted, was derided Saturday, and this prize swarded to Sirs. S. M. C. Tyree, of Kansas city.

Her definition is as follows: "A man ttf executive ability, political sagacity, business capacity, tact, courage, fore-eight, knowledge of juen; a leader Vho.sc couutry's extremity is hlfl opportunity." Executive ability is derived from an organ phrenologists call destructive-ness; it is largely developed in most fcrutal murderers. Political sagacity, business capacity, tact, courage, fore-Sight, knowdedgc of men, are characteristics possessed bjrlhe lowest ward Itolitician, the bunco steercr, and the highway robber. Three judges, learned Solon's, have decided that a statesman is a murderer, a low, ward politician, a bunco steerer, and a highway rob ber. I is mderful that Hires men could have been chosen who ar so far ahead of their These uieti of ge. idus were impressed with the epigrammatic close "A leader whose eoum ry'o extremity is his opportunity." That js to bay the country's rxtremity is the murderers, the ward jiiticl tn and the highway rubbers piptrtunity.

We have a suspicion titat they are right in 1 his, and that the extremity has been reached. That moral attributes are neces-sary in the make upt.fUte.i taU'rinuin of to-day, in Um eouiiuon aoceptauca ol the term. 4 im for their trouble, wndu woman won the Hurrah! 2ol bs of for DO at lji-iueete's- he. Wi'ssulowski. write Zv VorkCity now.

He is at the ork l'nljcliuic, a cliuicai hd.ooi lor graduates in medicine and suneiy where he cu witness mors cases' in a day tbau a man mx ordiuariiy see in a lito time. iiUOK.S ul otie-ltfth the school book monopoly prica e-iolli bouad at Jiuicb-'son's. Address uil coutuiuuieatioi. for tiiis ulllce to Toe Jewell City, Kau. A few uiOio uf i.iuuru e.h.-,ap Uats lo clow; out at JiuinecKc Eider (J.

IX beliers will move to Plliilipsburg. Kansas, next weeK wiiere ue win act a pastor ol ino cioisuau chUTH. thai lie v. Metiers is ie.cViug Jewell county. Hon.

jt. ii uappeubergor va up to the capitoi of uio tuuui) I ueaaj. J. F. Lrauclter wiil have at the u-W'lieeicr rtiisou dike lor Liie niat or a uajs Hie linesl uispiay euniny work in inu We.Si.

-ill go ana The iiivaugeliuii church is in the midst ol a revival meeting, iiuy the i toward overall if you want tne U-si, ftoltl by ill. U. liauAbcuK Isaac lij'uuh, of liaiuiaU, is an excellent wortiwaii. 'luose Uwiiiug work in Uie hue Will uo well to call on iiim. il.

S. "vWjili; sold ids 1'iaririe twp. farm of uio acres for iW, -102 to iiur ger. Mr. Wolfe will lo Arkansas.

Fop com balls and fresh candies at the Methodist social to-night at the G. A. H. hull. The ladies are ad inyitej to cull at tile lJ-Wbeekr A Wilson cilice and see the U'st display of fancy work ever lirouht to Jewell City.

Lamp and lantern, lowest prices at Hutchison's J. F. Murp-iy returned from Kansas City Tuesday evening-. if yoij gimd clieese go to liein- 'lie s. Fair wejlliei ntir map thft nurih i.ole.

frisk Mrs. Kmppunberger sold two Wynn-dolte roosters to Mr. Caulhnrn, of Smith county, for i'lie I herniometer was 12" below ze-i'o Wednesday morning tmt Schulen-burg's cigars were as nice and ejieap as ever. Call and sue for yoursulf. Fine gilt edged writing paper, three varities.

at nutchwon'u. Money to 1: rates h'an eve in on farms at lower offered, It will pay you to see mo. M. F. John Hyde has quit baching.

Hi wife and baby rel timed homo from lio- loit Tuesday evening. Head "Roy the. Royalist" which be gins with this issue, TKACHEIIS' ASSOCIATION'. ISurrOak, Kansas. Feb.

25, I 1:30 Devotional exercises. Legislation for teaehers C. Cook, How I teach history K. A. lioss.

Discussion Mr. Homer. Cultivation of Urn will U. H. Town send.

La.ine"s Atta Spencer. Primary methods Susan Hove. Discussion Amy Quolation contest. The contestants lo name 1 1n; author, the quotation being given. The program will be inter' spcrscd with music.

Com. Fron OiSEij.Mtf Timms. Kpon one occasion a br: sh newspaper woman askei Jsrry Simp sen If if was really true be wore, socks, "jes," s-tid Jerry, "f'ou't you?" Venditor and J. A. Kfwleig etten (led the D.

A. of the K. of at Purr Osk last We Are glad to Ix'ttble to make the report to the bretherettof the inc-easing power of this groat brotherhood in this Distri next I). wm Pp held in Obcilin the 3rd Thuinday in July. This was obtained by the earnest work of your representative hihI we hope ti see 4 Ivl I xmvn-i represcmcM tht rn-eling.

Dr. Fenrr's Ib-lif' is vnir-rn'td to i fpp ve teoHsche. headache neuralgia, or any otbfr pain in 2 to 1 minutes. Also bru'sts, wounds, wire ewpllirirrl l.HnJ utTTtmirt 1 ar nun uua. ii Hon not (jiven monev returned.

a i tht all 1,0 see in Vc have just (inislied invoicing, we find 'several odds an.l we will you the lonu end of the string. In fact all winter goods will he discount CHAMPION BOOT SHOE STORE, COAL! Canon City, Lexington, McAlister, And Hard coal. Chicago Lumber Company 4 John Brennan AUCTIONEER. ntecd no charges. Esbon, Kansas.

or 3 c3 IS 1 CO 01 1.1 Ts I WILL BUY H()(iS EVKH'Y SATURDA TO JK DEIilVEHEI) THL F()LLOWL(i MONDAY. OFFICE 'WITH KNAPPENBERGER, O. SMITH. Topeka Advocate nAr' wpar l-'x'i- THE NEWS i. a year.

Advocate and the News 1,70 cts a year, Scientific American Agenoy for CAVEATS. TRADE AUKS. OESICN PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. ntrJ iirimnriHiiim ana rree Hmidbom wiw lo Sfil IlKuAbWAr, NKW ilci-i.

Oliiput buri-nu for iiRiirini; paoviij In CvrfMMii taKi-n out. 0t im bmimn! 1: Uievuljiic tit a uotiwi givou ti avul ckarcn i. i rfttttific mw trrt drimlDtwB of stir urtMitifl -c viriil. SplfmiUlf man should be without u. fr: tl.VHIt mwiuu liHb) III) UU I Th Itest weekly in the west.

Sl.fJO per year. Kansas City Star, ill the west, The weekly Si tK only 5CTS A YEAR. ri. IT change rini-li will move his family ()it'grin alHiut the middle of Febru ary. Old neighbors will be aorry ti the Mi'Jlers leave.

rs. day. Ji. Rogers was in Keltdt Tues- We bopr Frank Forrest will be successful in his undertaking, and we know he for Frank is like the most of the People's parly, be sure you are right then go ahead so our best wishes will follow him in his new duty. John Elliott's hens lay about-one egg ease of eggs per day, and eggn Is money these days, We hear that the Nkws editor was HaiidaU Tuesday.

Some of our farmers are losing young cattle; they think it is with black b. The report that MissJjcr.e,uice. Hndg-er wn-s married is not correct. News is scarce this week. 'VlCTOU'i ESHON SHOTS.

Jim Grady, is home from visit. Mr. on our streets Monday The Reesn boys Irtve gone to Os borne county. There was a show in Esbon Satur day night. Seolt Kheu is out buying poultry and shipping to Denver.

There was a dance at John Grady's Monday r.ighl. and a good time. Our candidates have each boutrht a ick of cards and are or throw ing them into I l.e letter boxes. R. J.

Dougherty and John and Sam Woods, our township board met Monday in Esbon, Mr. Lambert, will have a public r.ale the loth of Fell. 11. W. Mallory, our hotel iloing land oftle." business; he is a wideawake business man.

Here is a few more line farms which We have looked over: Geoige. Bluit has WO acres on the creek, plenty of timber and water, 100 acres broke, al fenced, wiili good house 2'x2t, bain J2-xi4, George- is one of our eotei prising farmers. The next farm was that of W. If. I'llts.

incaled on 1 he. jtrairie. It Is one of the best, farms in Esbon t.ownshi) higlily improved with plenty of fruit of ail kinds, and a fine dwelling bouse IC-x24: a good frame barn. 'I he. farm well stocked with cat He, horses and 140 acres broke and al.

fenced. The next was thatof our friend J. C. Hubbard, of the pioneer settlers, always good natured and ready furs political argument. He made us come, but we had no time to stop.

Ibis nleeiy local ed; has a good farm. 120 acres under cultivation: nice young or chard, and a good house and barn. We left, promising him to call aain. also met William Llaioc.k, an wbole-souled. px-d natured man, and a strong People's party, too.

Ha Is llr ingon oneof Jonn It. Iten's fsrtns. W. A. Mendenhall has a farm of 300 acres, fiil fenced and well pnproved, with a line orchard and Hie best house and barn in the towrnhip.

He Ii onn of our land klns. Thiv xt farm that of Joh-anek, 4-i: acres. It is a fino farm, ali -ir. WB-, a i uousi nn'i oer ooooiiis. ru nm mi 1(1 TlH Mil KM.

v(-ners wi1I( if-viiauv ro'JSh In hour. i.f)Uii mj Gives et.em n1 itrenetb. Monev if sitlsfac- At JOIIVM. HtTCHl3l.N'ti 1 -DLALLli X- FURNITURE. Wall Paper, Window Shades tvmKeT ana Smbalnier.

Full line of Trunks, Valises varnish stains, G'ass, i ivU1 I'll l.tlft frames nude fo ihes constaiitii? hi cahs. liurit your own judge. order, iktby carriages. Doll si k. rices reasonable, Try me and be JOHN M.

HUTCHISON, Pharmacist. Medicines. Olieinicals And Books. SEBlMi FINE PLUSH GOODS. Central Draft Lamps, and Extra refined Coal and Machine Oils.

FANOY GOODS. Jojik M. Hutchison's..