The Jacksonian du lieu suivant : Mankato, Kansas • 5

Halladay's Refined Minstrels at LaMar's Opera House Tuesday February lllh 180O. Hamburg Embroideries elegant line on Swiss, and Cambric imported patterns. Come at once and get first choice. Vandyke Point Laces. Oriental Laces.

ileneiennes Laces. Trochon lady in the land can use JO dozen yards of those Trochon laces ice are selling at 10, lo and 20 cents for one dozen yards. During the last ten days ice have opened 0 dozen Lidies' and Childrens' shoes and as qniek as the factories get the balance of our large order, to them, made ue will receive the balance of them. We can fit any one and please them too who wants a nice durable January is usually a quiet month with merchants, and this being the first January we aro here, we expected a dull month, but you surprised us bv vour liberal patronage. 01 course we know that out of an exclusive stock of Dry Goods, 'Boots and Shoe, and Furnishing Gocds as large and attractive as ours you can please yourself better than you can out of a mixed stock of Groceries and everything nlse, and no complete assortment of anything.

We advertise just what we mean and do just what we advertise. We invest enough money in our business to discount every dollars worth we buy. Wdbuy only where cash will do the most good. Attend to our business six days out of every week and sell just as cheap to a child as to an adult. AVe keep our store clean and comfortable and wait on all alike politely and our every-day prices makes our competitors hustle to stay in the race.

shoe. POST OFFICE BLOCK, MANKATO, KANSAS. Juke Allen is paying more for hides than anybody. Geo Hall still gives his customers corn fed beef. Old Jake is still giving his customers grass-fed beef.

We pay 15 cents a bushel for corn on account at this office. Fresh fish at Hall's meat market Saturday's and Sunday's. Fine $150, parlor organ to trade for good top buggy. Dan (J. Smith.

For the best patent fence call on N. Lindgrove. Cleanse your breath with DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Saunders Smith. For the best and cheapest machine oil in the state, enq ire of N.

Lindgrove. Now press, new material and new prices in our job printing department. Llive us a trial. If you wish to rent that fine basement under GerhnrdtV store, very cheap call at this office. All kinds of sewing machines repaired on short notice and satisfaction guaranteed by N.

Lindgrove. His girl didn't go back on him because he used DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Saunders Some very fine rooms to rent in the F. O. block very cheap.

Heed Mason, AgoDts. Bring your Hidos to the Mankato Harness Shop and get the highest price. Corn taken in exchange for goods. wg ask onr customers who are owing us to'ploase call and settle as we are needing money to build us an ico t-. Hall Co.

Anv Ttrsori -who can furnish us a lsk Saunders i. Smith what De Witt's Little Early Risers are. All goods Warranted to give Batis-f action at N. Lind grove's. The best bargain in real-estate ever offered in Jewell county.

Call at this othce for particulars. The very best and cheapest mowers and hay rakes in Jewell county at N. Liudgrovo's. Parties owing me, in my absence from town, will please leave it at Thos Glick's, store and get receipt for same. (J.

T. Williams. wo ask onr customers who are owing us to please call and settle as we are needing money to build us an ice house. G. C.

Hall Co. Do not go on a trip North. South, East or West until you have gotten rates, routes, etc. from the C. R.

I. i. Ry. Tickets on hand to all points. D.E.

McDaniel, Agt. BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE. The IWai Salve in the world for Cuts Rruises, Soies. Ulceres. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores.

Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refuned. Price 25 cents per box. Foil sale by Saunders Smith.

TO PRSWTERS. We have a good nocond hand, 8x12 inside chnse, job press which wo will sell very cheap. All humors of the scalp, tetter sores, and dandruff cured, and falling hair checked; hence, baldness prevented by using Halls Vegetable Hair Renewer. Come in and gcLour price on envelopes. We will astonish you with their cheapness.

When suffering from throat or lung troubles, take only such medicine as has been proved worthy of confidence. Snch a remedy is Ayer's Cherry I'eeor-al; a specific for sudden colds, and invaluable in all forms ol pulmonary complaints. Sold by druggists. Price The band with Halladay's Minstrels have given a number jf excellent street concerts. They are a line lot of musi the New Gallery over the F.

O. Warden George H. case was in the city the first of the week. S. j.

Metz will make cab. at 2.00 dozen until the first of March. Garner, of the Almena Advance, was a pleasant caller Monday. A good 1.200 pound horse for sale; also a good C-yr-old, 900 pound mare. Inquire at this office.

The Farmers, Alliance has bought the grain business of the Roach Hros. at this The 13icon. The Ladies Aid Society will meet With Mrs. Meredith Friday Feb. 7th Mrs.

Simmons, Sec. Mrs. H. F. Campbell and daughter, of Clay Center, are visiting with Dan G.

Smith this week. Mrs. C. is Dan's sister. Saturday wo spout several hours in Imrr Oak, We found the people of onr sister city all happy and doing a gootl business, This week I.

N. Iiongac.ro left a Goshen (Ind.) Democrat at our office which gives a full discription of the new method of voting in that state, The Jacksoninn editor, over at Mankato is a regular "Jim Crow" at any rate ho makes some of the boys "walk the floor" if no Journal. Agents Wanted; We wnnt two or three live iigents to canvass for The Jacksonian to whom a liberal commission will bo paid. Call or writo us for terms, etc. Win Gntes, of highland called Friday and renewed his fnith in The Jacksoninn.

Ho informed us that ho was feeding over 200 steers and ubout 100 hogs. HELP WANTED! To sell Nursery st ock for one of tho most reliable nurseries of this Htate, Apply to A. M. Mallory, general Agent, Esbon, Lnns. We hav some of the mcst desirable city property business houses, dwelling and vacant lots in the city for sale vorv cheap and on reasonable terms.

lined Mason. There will be Union Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening in the work in tho eoun ty. Address by Mrs. DoGroff agent of American Sunday School Union, W. II.

Nelson has a "smooth" job over nt Mankato overseeing tho in vestigation of thocountv records. He receives ten dollars a day for his services, and will probably make a cool thousand out of tho job Criterion. City Orders, I am prepared to pay all tho registered city orders number ed below 100 that are now outstand ing. Interest on tho same will cense from this dale. mill, City Treasurer, II.

L. Browning ex-County Clerk of Jewell county, stopped in this city en- routo to balom, last Wednesday night. He informs us that he will retire from the field of politics, and move back to his farm near that village the first of March. Lebanon Journal. Yes he has retired.

Jewell county is having a time over its books. After keoping a gang of political ruta in office, at high salaries it is now necessary to hire an expert, a "rat" frcm an adjoining county at $10 a day to labor over the books. lie is now trying to make tho job last till spung, wntm no intends to open a bank. he Jvansan. Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers.

Saunders dfc Smith's. Sunday J. V. Jiorak, of Esbon, com mitted suicide by shooting himself. He left a letter to his folks stating that joor health which he though incurable was the causa of the rash act, Joe was sober, industrious young man who was highly respected hv all who knew him and the entire acquaintance of the man join with his bereaved relatives in their soro affliction.

Halladay's Refined Minstrels gave an exhibition at the opera house last evening. The company is one of the argest as well as the best ever seen here. Mr. Hal hid ay has bien in the business for twenty years, and knows how to please the public. A matinee was given at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

Another will be given to night All who wish to enjoy a lirstclass minstrel show should attend. Times, Sioux City, Iowa. Tuesday in company with John tea we attended 'f. Keebler's auc tion sale in Limestone township. John Sirennan was the auctioneer which in sured good prices, Cab.

Pictures $2.00 dozen at THE JACKSONIAN. GEORGE W. HEED, Editor. S. S.

MASON, Pl'BLISHEK. A weekly newspaper devoted to the interests of Democracy, Mankato and Jewell county. The Jackronias was entered in the paw. offico nt Mankato. as second-class matter on Feb'y 9th, 1888.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Terms $1.25 TER YEAR. -TIME TABLE. Chicago, Rock Pacific Railway. OOIA'G EAST.

No. 14, Vestibul H-02 a. m. daily. Hi.

TassenUer 10-44 a. ni. 42. Accotn. U-28 a.

m. except Sunday. GOING WEST. No. 15.

6-01 a.m. daily. 13, 6-31 p. in. 41, 2-45 p.

m. ex. Sunday. Vestibule trains No's. 13 and 14 do not stop at Formosa, Montrose, Otego jtnd Ezoon.

Trains run through without change of cars to Colorado Springs, Denver Pueblo. Oruir car on day trains fr.e. Sleep ers on night trains. 1). E.

McDanicl, Agent. Missouri Fat-Hie, Central Branch. Time Table No. 72. In effect Sun day.

Dec. rind l.SSy. Trains on the Jewell Branch C. V. 1'.

It. K. arrive and depart daily ex rept Sunday, at Mankato, as follows: GOING EAST. No. 410 passenger 4-40 p.

m. 43U Aecom. 7-45 a. m. GOING WEST.

No. 09 rassenger 7-35 p. m. 435 Accoin. 12-45 p.

in. Trains 410 and 43f makes connection with the main line at Jamestown, lor the east and west. A. W. Nutz, Agent.

Chicago, Kansas Western, A. Je Route. Trains arrive and depart from Court-land us follows: Westward. 303 Way Freight, 101 Passenger 8:55 in. Eastward.

3502 Passenger 6:25 p. m. 304 Way Freight a. in. W.

T. Conaway, Agt. Items of Mankato axd Jewell county interesting and otherwise, as gathERED BT Jacksonian REPORTEKS, BOILED DOWN BT THE EDITOR AND 8CBMITTED B7 THE PUBLISHER IN A BRIEF FORM TO ACCOMMODATE THOS.S WHO ARE IN A HURRY. HOUSE-RENTINC IN MADRID. 1 eould not forbear, as I went along inquiring the rent of one of these fine houses in Madrid: for 1 may here explain that this journey was in a good part a house-hunting trip.

A house with sun-shine and plenty of it, a good deal of garden, at a low price, and in a particularly agreeable climate, such was the desideratum pursued through southern France, Algeria, and Spain. And I am happy to say I found it. though these conditions were by no means to be met with at Madrid. I asked the price Of an apartment billed for rent In one of the best houses. It proved to consist of eleven rooms, on the third story, which, as the tall ground-floor story and an entresol are not counted, was equivalent to a fifth or sixth, and there was an ascensor-an levator.

The price was 12,000 reales. How magnificent to think of living in an apartmeut at 12,000 reales per annum! Yet, since the real is but five cents, twenty therefore to the dollar.it is bnt 800. after all. From "A Day in Literary Madrid," by William Henry Bishop, ia Febuary Scrlbaer. DeWltts Little Early Risers get there.

Girt oar new job press a trial. ESBON HOUSE. M. J. MALLORY, PROP.

Esbon, Kansas. Plenty to eat, good beds and courteous treatment shall be my motto. A. Marks, of Jewell was a pleasant caller yesterday, ne has the general Bgoncy for thirteen counties for the complete Business Register. haye left of our winter Btoek five pair Blankets Ladies' Wraps a a few Misses and raps ana a lew suits of Underware, which wo will sell even cheaper than advertised, Gor-hart co, Your attention is called to the "ad" of crease, tho photographer, which appears in this issue, Tho avl should read a dozen instead of $2,00, From now until March 1st this low price will last and you should tako advantage of this low rate.

Makiiikd: At the residence of the brides parents in Limestone townsliip on January HOth 1 8U( w. fkHsenand rracy Kiebler, Hev. A. S. I'oulson officiating.

Mr. Horspii is one of Jewell conntys most energetic and promising young men and his life companion in the accomplished daughter of Mr. Mrs. Keibler. We acknowledge some elegant cake for which the young couple shall have our kindest wishes as ther pull in double harness down tho stream of life.

Helow we publish a copy of tho letter written by .1. t. Horak just before taking his own life and giving the reasons fr his rash act. Wrote 1 oclock Feb 2nd. lfiOO.

To Father Mother Sister Brother all Relations I this day being sad heart broken and have no pleasure in living with ailment that has no ornl to which I cunnot indure any longer. I this day take my jifo which will show Evidence plain Honing to meet you all on tho Ever Bright Hhoro sheading many a tnrr in writiugthoso linos so good byo all untill wo meet. Your Son. Borate. Joseph Horak was born in Linn Co.

Iowa, In 1S0J. Died Jan. 2nd 1800 at half past 1 o'clock, aged 25 yoars and 8 months. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Mankato, Kansas, for tho week ending Febuary, 3d, 1800.

LetterH. Case, Mrs. Jano Clegg, Joseph llilery. Lemial In calling for tho abova pleaso ask for Advertised Letters. If not called for in four weeks, will be sent to tho Dead Letter Office.

E. P. Bancroft, P. M. EMERSON ON NEWSPAPER READING.

The following is from "Emerson's talks with a College lioy," In the Febuary Century: "Newspapers have done much abbreviate expression, and so to improve style. They are to occupy du-ring your generation large share of (Thia was said nearly quarter of a century ago. It was as If he was ahead the blanket editions.) "And the most studious and engaged man can neglect them only at his cost. But have little to do with them. Learn how to get their best.too.

ith- out their getting yours. Do not read them when the mind is creative. And Jo not read them thoroughly, column by column. Uemember they are made for everybody, and don't try to get what is n't meant for you. The miscellany, for instance, should not receive your attention.

There is a great secret in knowing what to keep out of the mind as well as what to put In. And even if you find yourself interest in the selections, you cannot use them, because the original source Is not of reference. Yon can't quote from a newspaper. Like f-ome insects, it died the day it was born. The genulun news is what you want, and practice quick searches for it.

Give yourself onlv so many minutes for tho paper. Then you will learn to avoid the premature reports and anticipations, and the stuff put in for people who have nothing to think. copy of 1 ho Jacksonian of either the following dates will confei a favor on us bv so doing, viz: rob. 28th lb8l) Sept. 1889." We have several hundred readers who owe us lroiu one to two voars subscription.

To all such wo woul say that, we are needing the money which is due us, and need it bad. A spring medicine is needed by everyone. inter food, largely consist ing of salt meat and animal fats, caus es the. liver to become disordered and the blood impure, hence the necessity ct a cleansing medicine. The best is Ayers Sarsadarill.i.

HOUSES. IV1UL And MARES. I will be at Mankato, Fri'y Sat'y Feb, 14, 15, and will pay the highest market price for stock ranging from 4 to 8 years old, and weighing from 900 to 1,500 pounds. Must he sound and good workers. Will also buy3to4-yr-oltl unhroke mules.

Bring in your fat stock. It. J. BAKER. CALLED MEETING.

To the stockholders of the Jewell County Agricultural and Industrial Society. You are hereby cal led to meet nt the Court House in Mankato on Thursday, the 13th day of February 1890, at 11 o'clock a. to take such action as you may see proper regarding the forclosure proceedings now begun in the district court against your property. Unless the society, by its individual members, acts promptly, judgment will be rendered against it and its land sold to pay its debts. P.

A. Hawk, J. W. McKobekts, Jr. Pres.

Secty. EUPEPSY. This is what yon ought to have, in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily, mid mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually hy our people in the hope that they may attain thii boon.

And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electrict letters if used according to directions ana the use persisted in, will bring you Good Diegestion and roust the demon dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Hitters for Dyspepsia and all disease of the Liver Stomach, and Kidneys. Sold at 50c. and 81 00 per bottle by Saunders Smith's Drugstore.

cians, una the man wiin me union is what the little boys call a "jim Rocky Mountain News, Denver. Col. Why don't you cure that cough? Pe Witts Cough andConsumption Cure will do it. This remedy is positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have tried it you know this statement to be a factif you have not, you are doing yorself an injustice.

It is sold by Saunders Smith. This week we received a profitable call from W. F. Parsons, representing C. DeWitt of Chicago.

We found him to be a pleasant gentleman and one who it was a pleasure to business with. "Keep your head cool your feet warm your liver active, and trust in (od," was the advice of a celebrated physician to a patient You can regulate the action of your Liver, Kid neys, aua lioweis by using jjemtts sarsaparilla, an absolutely reliable blood purifying Remedy. For sale by smith. REWARD Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of I )e Witt's Cough and Consumption Cure. This remedy is correct and certain in its action and costs no more than unreliable preparations.

Insist on haviugit. For sale by saunuers it smitn. Makkikd: At the residence of Thomas Craig, in Highland township. on Wednesday. Feb'y.

5th, Adam T. Craig to Julia 15. Gates, also Chas. D. Gates to Maggie Craig.

This was a double wed.ting in which there was a mutual exchange and by the families of William Gates and Thomas Craig, two of the best of families were joined by ties which we trust will not be broken until four long and useful live3 have been spent in th promotion of much good. We throw our old shoes after the happy couples and trust that no troubles, except small ones, shall ever mar their happiness. A SCRAP OF PAPER SVAES HER LIFE. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper but it saved her life She was in the last stages of consumption' lold by physicians that she was incureable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than sevnty pouuds. On a peice of wrapping paper she read of Dr.

Kings New got a sample bottle, it helped her, she bought a larger bottle, helped her more bought another and grew better fast, continued to use it and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. II. Gole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bottle of this wonderful Discovery Free at Saunders Smith's Drugstore,.