The Huron Times from Huron, Kansas • 1

a I i Huron MES. HURON, KAN. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1901, NUMBER 11. FIRST YEAR 1 1 1 i 1 We're offering for TABLE TALK. Of WhnV Missouri Pacific Time Card, East West Passenger Vo.

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in. m. 1 1208 Freight i 1 -Spring McClain and Callahan THE Grocers. KANSAS. HAVE JUST RECEIVED.

One Car Load Granulated Sugar. One Car Load Beloit Flour, Gold Coin. One Car Load Clifton Flour, Lion Patent. One Car Load MICHIGAN Process SALT, Men 'b all wool che viott uits in stripes, checked and plain effects, all sizes. Beautifully made At $7,50 These are the $10.00.

$11.00 and $12.00 values you find in other, stores. Men's Pure wool fancy worsted suits, 16 different patterns to select from. The handsomest suits we've ever shown for $10.00. They're made right and fit perfect. for spot cash.

All bought WE HANDLE All Kinds Smoked and Pickled Fish. All Kinds of Green, Dried, and Canned Fruits, All Kinds of Nails, Staples md Rope. All Kinds of Patent Medicines, The Weber Clothing Company, ATCHISON, KANSAS. All Kinds of Queensware, Stoneware, Lamps and Glassware. John Swautz, Vice President.

Edward Peudue, President. All Kinds of Cheese, Cream, All Kinds Bulk and Package A Complete Line of Poultry Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Figs, Krout, Honey, Buckwheat and fashioned New Orleans Molasses Try our National light Oil and Chop feed, Ground Oil Meal 122 T. J. Connor, 121 tftfOa. 'Agent.

Lodge Directory Modern Woodmen meets 1st and Monday montli. Arthur MumMhj, V. t). Uiarlea Matthias, Adviser. W.

0. McClain, Secretary. Lodimiu. mei Saturday nltftit on or before full Thomas Calhoun, Muster. Joen A.

White, Hecretitry. 10. F. mms every Thursday night. JriuM Williams, N.

(J. David House, v. 0. W. 0.

McUlalii, Treasurer. H. J. Wat-mii. Secretary.

Lodge No. meets the second and fourtu Tuesday niulit each nth. Mr M. Lofdon, Prosldent. Liouimnn, i imturim pw.icvii B.

11 Wllon. Corresponding Secretary. United Workiuw), Huron Lodge No. 170 meets the first and third Friday nlflit each month. K.

M. Lugdrn, Master Workmen, h. S. Horton. Kluancler.

O. w. Keoolver. (1. Young, Recorder.

Church Directory. Sunday School at the Presbyterian church every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Preach-lntr every two weeks at 11. Everybody cor-llatly invited no attend both services. Hev.

Haswell. Pastor. Sunday Hcliojl at the Christian church every Sunday at 1U o'clock. Preaching after Sunday school and evening every other Sunday. M.

J. Hibbs. Pastor. Preaohlngat the Baptist church every uili-'I'uesday evening until further notice by J. N.

Kldd. Pastor. CITY BARBER SHOP Morehead, pr oprietor. If you have Grain to sell or wish to buy coal try the GreenlealvBaker JTc Grain Co, KIndschku, xgent. Huron, Kan.

HURON HOTEL Accomodations First-class JAMKS BlIJ.lNtiSI.KA Proprietor. Edward Perdue, DEALER IN Grain Coal, Huron, Kansas. xcnYx MEAT MARKET. Fresh and Salt Meats Always on Hand. Highest Market, Price Paid for Hides.

L. S. Horton 8r Son Proprietor. Snyder Photographer Kansas. HURON STATE BANK.

Capitol, $10,000. Surplus, $1,185. Ti DIRECTORS Edward Perdue. John Swartz. John English.

David Rouse jr. W. C. McClain. flour in five sack lots at Mill prices.

Try one sack of western Do A General flour and you will use no other your money back. We buy poultry every day trade. Give us a trial. Can sell other place as we have a large class grocery. We pay cash for our bills.

Get our prices Give us one trial and see FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES, ROAD and FARM WAGONS, Hazel Adams. Who is Hazel At the hall tomor row night. Cio to E. P. Peery's for boys' suits.

Young Dan Anthony was in the city Tuesday. Hoys' and men's hats of all kinds at E. P. Peery's. J.

Walter made a flying trip to Atchison yester lay. Col. D. R. Anthony was out Sunday looking after his farm.

Sheriff Kiff was in town Friday looking after court business. John Gormley of Purcell was transacting business in the city Monday. H. J. Watson has been setting trees on the schoolhouse campus this week.

A car load of the celebrated Agatite cement just received by 7tf H. J. Watson. D. Riehter drove over to Effingham Tuesday evening and back Wednesday morning.

If you don't attend the play at the hall tomorrow evening you will miss a good thing Several parties have deen fixing sidewalks this week. There are still others that need fixing. Received a new line of stationery, writing tablets," envelopes, at the Jones Drug Store. Robert Pinder of the Purcell Lumber Co. was in the city Monday and made the Times a pleasant call.

The second nine ball team has matched a game with the Everest Boys to be played at Everest Sunday. Dr. Jones has been having some new yard fence made this week which adds much to the looks of his premises. The house where Walter At-wood lives has been roshingled this week. Harry Snavely did1 the shingling.

This office is getting out sale bills for Rudolph Luehe of Lancaster. Read notice of his sale elsewhere in this issue. Chas. Browne of the Hiawatha World force was in the city Monday between trains. The Times acknowledges a pleasant call.

4, James Little, J. J. Kindscher, D. Riehter and Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Connor and daughter all went to Atchison Monday afternoon. I have opened a feed mill near Purcell and will exchange ground feed Saturdays. Corn in the ear a speciality.

1-5 Ben. F. Reichenberger. Jesse Brownfleld and wife visited at F. Green's Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Brownfield and baby will remain several days. Mrs. Jennie Gillen and children drove over from Farming-ton one day last week to see Mrs. McClain but the latter had gone to Atchison.

K. P. Peery and wife went to St. Joseph Tuesday where they bought a large stock of spring and summer goods that will be here in a few days. Small pox is in Effingham.

It is reported that Mrs. Neal took it there. At first it was thought to be chicken pox but now it is generally believed to be a mild form of small pox. The Horton boys that came over Sunday to play ball were a civil set of fellows and when they come back our boys will try to treat them right even if the whole town has to dig up. Mrs.

Frank Schletzbaum received a telegram Tuesday announcing the death of her uncle, Joseph Isle of Chicago, aged 69 years. His death was due to heart failure. He was one of the oldest members of the Chicago board of trade and had lived in Chicago since his 14 th birth day. Young Men's Fancy Worsted suits, In the newest effects only. Vests can be worn on either side.

Sizes 81 toJ57. These suits would be very cheap at $15.00. We're selling them to the trade at $12.00. Men's Blue Serge (all wool) Suits (either single or double breasted coat) $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00. These suits are the very best value one could wish for.

They come in sizes from 32 to 44. W. C. McClain, Cashier Banking Business Huron, Kan, irsa 9 KANSAS. Snavely isj Leader in Summer! Drinks, Confection fery etc, Fresh Bread Al hvays on Hand, AJ as Farm Implements of all Kinds and a Brand new Stock to Pick from.

You will Find my Prices Right I have some new things to SHOW you, I have also purchased some new tools for the shop and am in better shape to do blacks mithing than ever. Stock tanks nude to order. Feed ground in short order. McClain and Callahan. Limburger and brick.

Garden Seeds, Onion Setts etc and Stock Food. Candies, Nuts, Pickles, Sour- Graham flour, sorghum and old for bilking. Gasoline Best in the Market. and Rock Salt, Can sell you kind. Every sack warranted, or Cash or trade.

We want your as cheap as Atchison or any stock, everything kept in a first- all our goods and discount all before buying. what we can save you. DRY GOODS GROCERIES We are closing out our line of Shoes. Some of these shoes will be sold regardless of cost. We also have the latest in Ladies' Neck Ties.

3: Also Gents' Ties. FOR 20 CENTS -you can get a 15 oz. can of goob baking powder. A fine prize winh every can either a gold collar button, a silver watch chain, a set of silver knives and forks, or some other valuable prize. (Yours for Luck, LYNCH CRANE i.

-WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND women travel Mid dvurtie for old eilt-llxheri house of solid flimnrlal lundtiiir. SkI-ivrWHOn year and eipense-, all nayable In cai.li. NnuanvaMlnrreiiirefl. GIth references and enclose felf-Kddrewed stamped envelope. Address JUanaver.ns Caitoo I'btoiifo.

Earl Logsdon wont into the country Monday to cut cornstalks but before night got sick and came home. Frank Schletzbaum Sr. replenished our exchequor Tuesday to the amount of a year's subscription. He was on his way to Atchison. We now have a new butcher.

D. Riehter stepped out and Horton and Son stepped in Sunday morning. Call on the new firm and they will treat you right. George Metz is an all-around handy Saturday he tended Robinson's elevator while Jas. was in Atchison and Monday he tended the hardware for Mr.

Little while the 'latter went to Atchison. Walter, 1 All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Com. St. Mrs.

W. Jones went to Atchison Monday. Ren Wirlter went down to Atchison Tuesday evening. For wall paper, paints and oils go to the Jones Drug Store. Ira Keathlino of Shannon was in town the first of the week.

Go to E. P. Peery 's if you want to see all the new styles in wash goods. John Grimes is now sporting a new wagon bought from one of our local dealers. Mr.

and Mrs. John Shoebrook and Mr. andMrs. Halligan were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

H. T. Harrison Sunday. If business with the rail road increases much more at this point it will be necessary for the company to build more side track at Huron. E.

P. Peery spent two days in St. Joseph this week buying dry goixls. He says he will have the most complete line ever brought to Huron. Eggs for hatching, from Pure Bred Silver Laced Wyandotte fowls, for sale at 50 cents per setting of 15 by.

7 lit Mrs. Frank Schletzbaum, Jr. Cap. Stabler informs the Times that he is about to sell out to a lumber company that lias yards located all over Kansas. If the deal goes the company will put in a .00 stock of lumber.

Three families have swapped houses to live in. John Riley has moved where Mrs, Ice Wilson lived, Mrs. Wilson has moved where Harry Snavely lived and Harry Snavely has moved where John Riley lived. i James Little Hardware, Stoves Tinware, Furniture, Buggies, Windowshades etc. G.

V. STABLER. Dealer in Lumber, Building Material, HARNESS BUGGIES HURON, KAN. GO TO II. J.

WATSON'S For t.th AMnirtM. DOOM. Windows, Mouldings. Posts, Aga-'tiM and other Cement and Lime. HURON, KAN.

HURON, Advertised list List of letters remaining on hand in the Post Office at Huron, Kansas, Mayl, 1901. Higland, G. 1 Johnson, 1 Shaw, 1 W. Jones, P. M.

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