Brown County Star from Horton, Kansas • 3

The Meed of Edcuatlon Mothers. Town Talk. T. M. HINDS.

X. I HINDS. 1 tLYJ- teatractor asd Builder, UOBTON, KANSAS. If Written for the Star. DR.

WETZEL'S REPLY To Brown County Star: Under the caption "Close Quarters," Register reproduces the publication in the Hiawatha Democrat concerning a witiness in the Belk murder case. The letter published therein asks for my just dues, something I am Mr. and Mrs. Swearengen, entertained a few of their friends last Thursday evening. The crowd consisted of Mr.

and Mrs. Pryer, Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, Misses Cora Chamberlain, Belle Boyd, Beatrice and Alice Richardson and Miss Lavie of Holton, and Messrs. Nadeau, O'Brien, Wilhelm, Whitt, Tensley, Beck, Nadeau, Tyney, Cost, and Whit-um, and a few others we did not learn their names.

Music and dancing were the principal features of of the evening. And reported as having a pleasant Hinds and Hinds, Marble arp6 Graii ealers SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO STONE WOKK. NORTH MJJX STREET, HORTON, KANSSA. W. H.

Yerian. There seems to be a somewhat prevalent opinion that a college education fits a woman for almost any position she may wish to occupy but that of a wife and mother. She may with propriety be a teacher or perhaps a physician; but if she uses the same qualities that so well adapt her to be guardian of the mind and health of the children, her education is deemed as lost or worth- The same opinion also exists in re gard to girls who, although not college bred, have received the advantages of a so called liberal education. Public opinion find, Psion in such phrases as "TTow much better oflT is sh than such-a-one who never had an education She'd better have done somthing with her education before she settled down." The place above all others where an educated woman is needed, is the home of thosfe in moderate circumstances, where the mother, with a little outside help, does her own work and tends her own babies. The influence of "an edu- cation, christian woman in such a home, tr.

nthpr as if Tier T.imfi had iracL ed and her education were useless, but she herself feels the advantage. It is! probably she did not have a special training for her duties, but her habits of "study, her interest in the advance- mentjof the race, and her desire to do whatever she does in the best possible way, lead her to select the best methods of caring for her children. We claim that a girl with a college or a liberal educationdoes have a special training for motherhood. Not in the sense, of course, that she has experi mental knowledge of baby-tending That is the lot of comparatively few. Her course of study has given, or should have given her a comprehensiye know! edsre of Phisiolosrr, including the de velopment of the teeth, and what it teaches In regard to food for different ages a practical knowledge of hygiene, including food, baths, dress, ventilation, exercise; and a few general rules in re gard to care for the sick, a knowledge of chemistry including the chemistry of food a knowledge of physiology, giving her an interest the development of the mind and the formation of habits.

An additional knowledge other "isms" is by no means to be de spised. Happy is the mother who has the assurance within her that she is I I I I Nothing but the best of Goods Kept REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY DONE. North Main. Stivers St EAST FKONT DRUGGISTS. 3dass, Paints and Oils.

capable of teaching her sons and daugh- the appearance of a man that patters in' their studies and occupations i rMnh manhood and woman- rmed a free lunch COUnter a Toilet and Fancy Articles. W. H. YijRYAN, G. M.

Clem has gone away on a visit. Electric lights have been put in at the depot. There was quite a few farmers in town Saturday. Jim Noonan, has opened up a branch joint on the south side. W.

McCormick, of Canton is visiting Dr. Fisher and family. John W. Reynold's, to a crowded house Saturday night. would be Banner- Eagles are flyingvery low now a days.

he business boom goes on weather the business deirands it or not. Mr. Pryer who is clearking in Mc-Conneirs music store, will return to Ilolton. A sidewalk has been ordered down on Chicago Avenue two blocks north from North street. The weather is fine and strangers are comming in fast to get a head of the spring boom.

There was no standing room, in the opera house -Saturday night, at John N. Reynold's lecture. Kansas City Addition is building up fast. Quite a few more dweling bouses are going up now. The rains and the present sprint like weather of the last two weeks is bringing out the grass.

Just as long as our city officers stand in with the dives, just that long will that robery work move on. Horton needs another express company or at leasts an agent that has some accommodation about himself. The best place to buy grocery's in Horton is at J. B. Turners.

The cash grocery, on east Front street. Mrs. Jane Brown has moved her Laundry, one door wst of the people's meat market, on west "Very street. Wm. Richardson is nursing a badly bruised finger, which he got hurt a week or ten days ago, while closing a car door.

J. A AdJer a banker of Ottowa was in the city this week, calling on friends; he has considerable property here. C. C. Bartruff went to St.

Saturday. There must be some good attraction down in the little river town for C. O. B. The traveling public and all others that wish a good clean, hotel, stop at the hotol Omaha, with T.

R. Leighton, proprietor. F. O'Riley the artist can always be found at Djui Wigman's wholesale and retail, oil and paint house, on South High street. The new administration is being thronged with office hunters.

The time is past when the office goes hunting for a man. The foundation for the new opera house on High street, is about complet ed and work on the building will be commenced soon. The Nponan, Prophy and Tucker case, put us in ramu of the Jim Fisk and tocke's case Let the rich go but hang the poor. Jonny Richardson retured to Horton, yesterday, where he has been visit ing with relatives and friends, of Green field Iowa, for several weeks. The news paper business in Horton has been very feeble for the past month.

but there is a prospect on foot that indicates a change for the better. A word for Mrs. R. Leighton: We can say sne Keeps tne cleanest uouie, and sets the best table, that we have sat down to in the Sunflower state. Mr.

J. A. Brown of Hiawatha, was in our city last Thursday, taking In the sights. Mr. Brown has taken a lay off from business to rustle for health for awhile.

Go there you dirty men and take a bath, it will do your hides good to go to Campbell's bath house on west "Very street, and treat yourself a Kood bath. Only 25 cents. A physician says that more wrinkles come from laughing than from Young womem should remember this when they see a man's hat blow off and go whirling down the streets. Ex. Some sneaking theives broke in Jack- man's shoe shop, Sunday night and stole two pairs of nhoes.

Had those fellows come to Starr he would have sold them shoes cheaper than they could have taken such chances at stealing. Mrs. Starr, mother of Fred Starr, came out from Pensyivania, and arrived at Horton, last Thursday night, bhe is an old lady 74 years old. Great praise must be given to our U.K. system for taking care of such old trave- ers, as she came from the north east conner of the above said state, btarr had not seen his mother since 1871.

Wax can be taken out of carpets by several very simple methods. a thick piece of blotting paper over the wmc and avvlr hot iron to it. The -paper will absorb the wax that is melted by the heat. If, in dolri this, any dark traces should re-mainon the carpet, rub a little bene-zine carefully oil, flying the same- with a cloth. UNION SPYE- The popular play, under the management of Col.

E. P. Temple, commencen Tuesday March 19. Four nights at the opera house, for the benefit of the odd fellows of Horton Lodge No. 331.

Everybody should attend. not ashamed of, for when youdeal with murders, dead beats and cheats you have to make use of scheming duns, if vou ever expect a iust com pensatlon wiU tne bH(. under slmilar circumstances one of yu would consent to questions pro- pounded by the defense and course fixed to suit his side the de fense? Or," in other words, would you swear against the dictation of conscience to save a notori- ous character like Johnson? jf vou woul(J. nofc I do not object one moment to an thing published about mysel that is true, "for truth is stronger than" fiction but when these self styled accidental proposisionals print only that which is malicious, it is high time that the better sense of the community should cry halt! Thank God! that all those Henry Clay (more clay than Henry) head ed people have but little influence with the better half of the commu nity. The part of the publication refering to Dr.

Fisher(the anticligue harmless, pious, reputable and fa vorably known old doctor)is true. He did take one of the patients and I wish to God he would have taken the other one as well, for it might have saved me the trouble of going to Hiawatha. I (Dr. Wetzel) asked Dr. Fisher which one he proposed to treat.

"Close I should say I was in close quar ter's as well as every body else, for we were in the pretence of a defense whose ire is unlimited and he has year, let alone whistling for his dog when he is standing under him I Hence the "close quarters;" "Pres- naefc Hortonv Thlg is a lie I never said the above. Some sophistical mind lmmagin- ed I did and so stated it in the public. I did asked to be excused but not out of any fear. Thank God when I die I don't expect to die a coward. Same envious party sur mised but cautioned, the people of Brown Co.

never to elect Dr. Wetzel coroner forbear he would make strenuous efforts to convict crimi nals and have just punishment meet- out to them. When the Hiawatha Democrat a pigmy) publishes such trash for want of something beneficial to the public, it only invites immigration of men which comes from the gutters and slums, armed with the blud- geon, knife and revolver. R. S.

V. P. An Eclectic dose, T. H. Wbtzel.

Explanatory, Note, The above II 4 1 was written a lew days alter the pubisihing of the said letter and handed to one of our editors of this town but it seemes that he thousrht it would strike somebody about the lumber region or pear the brain, consequently refused the reply. Geo. Wilson has been ap pointed assistant general Master Mechanic and assistant areneral Car Builder of the ChicagoRock Island Pacific Railway and. will have entire charge of Q. J.

to increase the shop force as' he may deem necessary. J.opeKaaiin want all the hon- ors. bhe was satisfied in sending to Washington the best band 4-1 Cli 1 me umtea oiaies. aiowin? our neighbor Lawrence to capture the flmhieu prize. The report of the Oklahoma conference committee must be very queer documents.

Both the friends and foes of the Springer bill regard it as a victory. Mr. Bailey who has resigned his fu "Cipent of a fine gold watch, pre- senteci him by the railroad boys. Mr. H.

Wheeler, of the Opera Corner Grocery was in town rp -i "iJ tulIJlJa ny to appear iixonaay nigni. i TTina. Srnnnor rvf ATof Tiro Ira AM. WW 9km Will mmm JL. ml UUU has sold interest the livery stable property on Hennekuk st.

Mr. C. Wilcoxen has been pro moted to conductor of a regular (train on the south-west line time. "West Virginia can boast of more governors and less government than any other state in the union. Having for some time been at a loss to know how to teach history so as to make it interesting, and at last find ing a successful plan, I thought it might be of use to others.

In preparing the lesson have the pu pils each select a fact which they consider as important. In the class each gives the fact chosen, with their rea-om for thinking it important. Have these discussed, and any additional facts that may have been brought in trom other sources given. The result will be a profitable and interesting lesson, Etta Engle. L.

P. Cravens: Tell but once concerning anything in government. Twice told is too much by one half, nd thrice told is worse than not told itall. Once told, if understood, is snough, and once telling will generally suffice, Tell it in a firm, medium or low tone of voice, and let the eyes say the same thing. A very slight punishment wifi suffice if given at the second 5f ense.

It is not bo much the severity 5f the punishment as the certainty of it that prevents. Father "Who are the leading men in your class at college, Tom?" Tom 'Let's see. There is Ed. Pender, can curve a ball around two posts. Tom Smith can kick nine feet and two inches high, and Andy Jordan can throw any man in the universitv.

Our class is going to make a brilliant record, father." Burlington Free Press. At the breakfast-table she asked him for a little chano-e. "I haven't any, mv dear," he said; "nothing but a $10 bill." At the supper-table she made the same request. "I haven't a cent," he replied, "Why didn't you get that $10 bill broken, John?" she inquired. "I did." he answered with an intonation of sadness.

New York Sun. Lincoln man I saw a most pitiable sight this morning. A man was at the depot in an invalid's chair so helpless that he could move neither hand nor foot. Chicago man Traveling, was he? "Yes; he had a couple of attendants with him. I couldn't find out where he was sroinsr." "That's easv enough.

He's going to join the St. Louis ball club. Lincoln Journal. A gentleman. entered a -pbrenolo-Boston and asked to gist ofuce have his- head examined.

After a moment's inspection the professor started back, "Good Heavens! you have the most unaccountable combination of attributes I ever discovered in a human being. Were your parents eccentric?" "No, sir," replied the all-around character, meekly, "but my wife is. You needn't pay any attention to the larger bumps, sir." Burlington Free Press. The Star office will print you Letter heads, Billheads, Statements, Business cards. Meal tickets, Posters, Dodgers, Sale bills, or any other job that you may want on short notice, and at the owest living prices.

Gtyour repairing done at Starr's. For a good fitins Shoe or Boot call on Fred Star, on east Very street. FOR SALE. Full blooded Plvmmnntli- rock rooster for sale. Call at this office.

Now is the time to ubscribe forthe Star. Send your name and 50 cts and have the Star sent you three months. flME TABLE K. N. EAILEOAD.

(KOCK ISLAND C. R. 5 Lessee. Trains carrying passengers leave Horton as SOUTHWEST. No.

31, freight, 6:50 a. no. x. Mail ana 11:40 a. No- 7.St.

Joe and Topea rwal 6:50 p.m. No. 3, Express, 9 :30 p. KOKTHWESI. No.

4f 6:30 a.m. 13. Mail and Express; 11:15 a. m. No, 15, Express, 10:15 p.

m. EAST. So. 16. Express, from northwest, 5:10 a.

m. So. 4. Express, from southwest, 6:45 a. m.

No. 8. Topekaand St. Toe local 10:00 a.m No. 14, Mail and rom northwest, 5:50 p.

No. 2, Mail and from southwest, 5:05 p. Nos. 31 and 41 daily except Sunday. Other trains daily.

Trains Numbers 4 and 14 DO NOT STOP be-iween Horton and St. Joseph. Coupon tickets to all parts of the country. One tnousana miie xicuets ior saje ior Baggage checked to destination for information regarding rates and connections inquire of VY V. JM.ICBAELS, Agem.

Bring your grinding to the Horton, city mills. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STOP AT THE HOTEL OMAHA, T. R. LEIGHTON, Proprietor.

One-Half Block North-East Dopot, HIGH SREEETi This Hotel is second to none, and Charges are Beasonable. jri I rha3 takon charge of he IxLLLL Popular and Social Club Room and'Billiard Rail, on Delaware Street, between Main and High. Call sea hirti, lie wiil treat you well, Specifications Furnish ed on Application. All MTork StrisUy Firsfc-clajsa. EE.

W. WIHCM DEALER mm mi -si Harness, -Saddles, Whips, AND EVERYTHING CONNECTED WITH A FIRST-CLASS HARNESS SHOP. Repaipinf! Done to Order on Short Notice. J. H.

MILLER HARDWARE SOUTH MAIN STREET, Mr. RELNECKER, Keeps all kinds of meat; CoTLstcLTuEly otl JETcltzcL VANMTA ASZMANN, REAL ESTATE BROKERS! Have property JFOK SALE in all parts of the city. JEPcLrm. XjcltlcLs! In ad ioinins Counties and "Western Kan gCOIXECT RENTS FOR NON-RESIDEXTS AND DO A. GENERAL IKSCEAKCE BUSINESS.

Particular attention to WRITES'G POLICIES COBRECTTY. OFFICE On East Front St. Stanley Estauiant, MRS, J. T. SOUTH MAIN STREFT, HORTON, I ADI TO MAKE MY TABLES SECOND TO NONE XN THE CITY.

OYSTERS SERVED EST ajjy style. Meals serv ed at aix hours op the day. Also comfortable LODGEVG, City Meat Market of FRESH AJTD SALT MEATS, FRESH OYSTERS AND CELERY. West Front St. Horton.

W. M. BREGGS, Groceries, -AND- aees ware, Teas and Coffee a Specialty. Sell Goods CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Successors to-Mami Brolliers, Front Street 0 W.

CAMPBELL. Is still running the Bath Rooms on West Vera Hot and Cold Baths at all Times, Good Lodging for Day Sleepers. A. B. PHILLIPS, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Cor.

of Front and High SNIght calls answered at office. n281 EOETON-, K1XSAS. T. H. WETZEL, Electric Physician Surgeon, Office over Wallace Grocery, Cor.

Front Auihur-st, Wir sprechen deutck, JAMES A CLARK, Attomeuat Laic. North JUainstf ---r 0 FUR ffe ire RccciYing NEW GOODS lev. Call and. see ns ETNOIOH MAIN STREET. ffrn: I hood, and proud are the children of such a mother.

If however, the mother instinct with good common sense, is lacking, neither a college education, nor any amount of special training can supply the deflcien cy. Education of training Is only a draw ing out or developing the quaiJities one already possesses, and no system nnr tpur.her nor book can furnish the qualities that to make a good moth er. Louise Prosser Bater, in uaDyhoea ROCK ISLAND A HEAD The Latest Thing in Tourist Sleeping Cars- The Rock Island has inaugurated a new feature, which promises to create considerable interest in railway improvement, it being a free tourist car service, with nearly all the conveniences of the palace car, including col- orfld norter in attendance, fine hair mattresses, pillows, blankets, soap, etc. When made up for the night, the four teen sections are partitioned off with sMdinff nanels. and curtained with heavy damask draperies.

Tables, at tachable to the sides of the interior, are nrovided for each section. The cars are heated by steam, the isles carpeted, and cuspidors for the cleanliness of the cars, are added. Tke duties of the por ter accompanying each car will be sim ilar to those of the palace car service to look after the wants of the passen gers ana see max tne car is Kept per-fectlv clean. In one end is the ladies' lavatory, and the other, one for gentlemen, which are as nicely appointed and furnished as the fastidious would desire. The intention of the Chicago, Kansas Nebraska is to furnish these cars free of charge to tourist or excursion parties when the number of persons is sufficiently large to justify the use of a car or cars.

With such accommodations, and without charge, there is no further necessity of a west- And Undertaking. Sautter, STBEIT, applies. Every Week. Our Prices are and examine Goods. BEST XK REQUIRED UNTIL WORK NITURE! i i Wis IN I Soutli Morton Brick Yard! 17.

if. WHITEHEAD, (Proprietor. Makes the best brick in Brown County and will sell them as cheap as the cheapest. Give him a call when in need of anything in his line UilltmX BROS. HANDLE THE JntliEiicitE anfl Bituminous 5nal! Unices tc suit trie ufilie I illySO WOOD zljxt Esr I Hive them trUl before Purchasing Elsewhere, COB.

MAIN and DELAWARE. em tour without sleeping accommoda- rolling stock with head quar-tijns, nor is it necessary te make such a ers at this point, with full power SCHNABLE DEALERS Jjccth, ScLsTt, ouZcLirtgsf Doors, LIME, Mtc. HORTON. wir sprxchen deutsch. KANSAS.

trip expensive. Its a great inducement to parties, clubs, or any considerable number of persons contemplating a trip to the Rocky Mountains, for instance. And, too, the Denver Ria Grande has adopted the same scheme, and as the Roek Island connects wilh this route in Colorado, the free tourist car system will no doubt be generauy adopted by those in pah nf thft nlfiasnrfl and health-I in search of the pleasure and health- giyiB jf regions of our continent The legislature has adjourned with out accomplishing any great amount of good. A bill was passed asking the people to vote an amendment to the constitution prolonging the term of the icgiojutuio iu nj uays. lie ugut way to do is to give the legislators a sala- ry and specify no time, and let them If the salaries were small they would hustle themselves to get through and go home.

All the things the party prom ised were few of them put inte laws but we suppose the republicans will go right on romng up apeastly majority as usual, and the -uotera will kw11ow I the bait thrown out to them. A I Are you going to let Whiting get ahead Of US? j'-' TheG. A. R. Ladies of Black Eagle Circle, meet "at G.

A. R. hall on Wednesday afternoons. THE FINEST MADE, NO MONEY IS DELIVERED. 3H.

LHOPPE, HaS opened an art studio on Delaware street and after Monday, Nov, 1888, will be prepared to furnish everybody in Horton with fine Photos. Pictures enlarged from the Smallest tin-tpe to life size, and first-class -work guaranteed. E. HOPPE, 1.