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M. 21. MUttBOCK, Editor.
SUNDAY MORNING. OCT. 3. 1SS0
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATi: TICKET.
AM0Clate "STvALxa.nsB.
Franklin county.
Kor Governor
JOHX A. 3IAIITIN,
Atchison county.
ror Lieutenant Governor
A. P. KIDDLE,
for Secretary of State
Ottawa county.
E. n. ALLEN'.
Sodgvrlck county
,or State TreoMffi W. HAMILTON.
Surantr county.
For Auditor of WggSnr K?CARTnY,
Pawnee county.
For Attorney OeacrM-j
Osago county.
For Superintendent of PuWIc Instruction
J. H. LAWUEAD,
Dourbon county.
FOll CONGRESSMEN.
First District
HON. E. If. MOniULL.
Brown county.
Second District ..
noN. E. H. FUXSTOS,
Allen county.
Third District
IION. B. TV. PEKKIXS.
Neosha county.
fourth District .
HOX. THOMAS RYAN.
Shawnee county.
Fifth District- ,. '
non. a. s. Tvn-sox,
Washington county.
Sixth District-
IXON'.E. J. TUKNEn,
SLerldan county.
Seventh District ,..
HON. S. It. PETEKS.
Harvcr county.
JUDICIAL
Forjudge
-I8H1 DISTRICT.
IIOX. T. B. 17ALL.
faedgwlclc County.
OOUTY TICKET.
For Probate Judge
For Clei 1: of DL'trlct Court
For County Attorney
Tor County Superintendent
E. C. JEWETT.
A. B. WEIGHT.
G. W. C. JOKES.
D. S. PENCE.
Kor Commissioner Third District
T. II. ICA2iDALLi.
For Beprcentatlve SM Mrlt HAmELI)
For P.eprctatlTO RM Dlstrlc
For PprccntatheSlth District- caupenter
KEXM'IILICAN SHUTTINGS.
The State Ontr-I .ouiiniliLU hao undo the fol
low incirijiohi'mcnLs for fcouthwest Kansas up to
ate:
(.emorJoh:i , Jlartir.LIci.ipmnt Governor A.
lKiillU..infl V.. l.C'hml.or tlcoil Stroud Kan
pa-.juelrj. i.IllrUilriM. tin. i -u.fi lirrt the following
tlm'cs and'i'l iuft w it:
JI.moi jNiti'idaj.Ortnl cr2, lc-t,S p m.
IliitihlciJii, JIoiul i).itoUri, lv". 8;i. in
Mcrlliiir, luivbT. Octnl.er.'i l-, H 1. m.
Judt;-N.(". Jlel ariuid, of Ioka, Judge Iliram
Stcv. lis uud otli rs . III addi s the l-eoj le on the h
miikoi tlied: .t the foil.n.iiy tine and iili.tts
l'.iol.i. Mond i. 0 tilr4. jnw, at 7 J) m
Ulti.w.i. Tueiiu, O.Uibir ". lkW., at 7-u I in
Iiurlinet'iTi, liiel.ij.Octolr.'i1 183i.at . p l.i.
Eiin Wu. linn Hlaj. October?, isgn, at 7 'J ji. 1.1.
y I Dorwln, I r'll.n , Ot tihi i s. I1'-. at -l p. m,
lclilta. hatw.l y. Octo'.ii r . is-i, at 7.1) p l.i.
Kliin'intt'i. llituli,Oitobirll. 1K at 7. Op m.
Allliij.'oi!.luesdij,0(tiUrl.',l...it 7-)i r.i.
Caidwill, W(-Jm-l.,OaolkV H, l-f.,.it (-Ji 1 w
Aiithtiij.7l!iirsd.i.Ottolwi 11. lV-fi.iit 7.1);.iii.
. .licit f L1-JM-. hrldaj. Oct. F-. 1VM.. at 71 p. in.
.Senator John .1 Invalln.uiil otl.i r willaddn-'s tl c
ritilillc on t!-e polltha! Iw-sifs of tl o daj, at tho fol
Ion lit;; UinMard jtlatei
riionia,s.iliir.la., October ISP. :-t7Wp. m.
Antlioli'V. Wedt isdaj, OlIoIk r-.", '.-ST, at 7 J) p. in.
txnal"i Plumb and utf.ers will addreis the people
)ii Hie politic il i.suc of tii" d (J at
Mol'i.Uhon. Monday, jt. Si. at 7 p n.
laical committees .re re H' stcd to make all ncccs
ary diri-iiciiients for :dl tioi ii.eotinss. Posters
ftuuL-liel h tills coaiinlttio.
I y ortii r of the ce.ili.il coiinnittee,
P. l.UO.M'ltltMCl , HLMlY lntANni.r .
Chtinnin Sccietarj.
KEITULICAN JiEETIXGS
Tor the Soeiilli Co.urcasionr.l Didfitt.
Jetmoie. Hedgf m in omintj, Jlondar. Oct. 1, at 7
p in hneaVfts, S It Peter.. T. J", htinle, b. A .
Vatiiilviit, J S Painter and J. vr. llusii
hi 8 ( Itv, iMjss eotinty, I i.c-li. Octohoi ".at i-ta
p m t-;i-..;rn. S li l'eter, V.I. htanlcj, J. b.
Painter and J. W.iruth
;.en Kijvk i. Iliiixre unt. Wednesday, Oct. 0, at
7.rti p in. S;j ,.l.i in J. A llaj, V.'. L. I-itlij and C. S
DUat'Xi, L-n c m-ity, Wo In-wdnv, Oct. C nt 7 1) p.
ii. hpoikvi-i, S It. 1'ottio, .L bfjniiN.J. b l'arit
tr .i.nl t-.lviii.
heott Cit.heott count v, fiiur"J. ', Oct, , at (-X)
p in FiittJuMsfc H letiiiand T, .Sniltii.
lt'.lc Plai'JJ. Mitiiucrcoiin, Tuirwinj, Oct. 7, at
7:1 ii ill spakersfN. h Mori i', V. I.. Lith ai.d
1. 1 1n5or , . ., .-..,
Si niui'. Hamilton counts. Triday. OcJ-t", at. fl
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in. jHMlterj, h. It. 1'oms, J. A. Muuiy and II.
Wiiltldf-)
Smlii t, itiee coiti'y, futturdar, Oct. f', nt ,Oi)n m.
fcjMiken, o.A.t-k taint, A. V,. Smith aad v. E.
Ivl isltfr, F.lwjrdi, countt, M n!a. Oct. II, at JO
V- m SlieiN, s. B.PiUi. J.l.(r3ihet.ndlle:i
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r.t. 7 tin iu MKair i !l.reurs, U. w,
B. Hat lii-Ul ami
Or tolier 12, at
".V. mutton, J.V.
Clement,
ia(r H JUlVUrs, fc.
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Cjn e- i tt. I . no u 't,T .u'-iij, Oct. 11, at
2aal7 Wp 10 "-p-tlar ILlMifs J c. Strang,
V I.'Jthj, 1 I Ivi Tier . i 1 la s 1. .Whson.
ileum lto, , I wlik iiii. I rhlnj. (e. li, at
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SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT.
Tlie 3ren Whom the Kcanblicaii Party Ask the
People to Endorse.
At the time we gttve a report of the Ile
publican convention e stated that we
would at some future time make personal
mention of the candidates, but owing to a
press of business and the additional fact
that without an exception all of the gentle
men nominated arc so well known to the
people oQhis count', we have neglected
to do so, and even now it seems unneces
sary to do so except to be in accord with
the usual custom of such matters.
The candidates for lepresentatives are
well and intimately known in the public
and to the social life of this county. All
of them are citizens who have been actively
engaged for years in building up the ma-
1 teiia! inteiests of the lirot county m the
tate. The are men whose capabilities
and experience iu the management of their
own aHairs have made them successful in
their various pursuits in life, and it is con
ceded that as legislators they would be in
dustrious, tonseratie and bioad-gua-ged;
nominated on a platftrm Ihht de
clares it to be the judgment of
their constitutcnts that there ought to be a
constitutional convention called for the pur
pose of giving to the people a constitution
that would meet the demands of ouri.'pidly
growing slate, they will woik and vote for
a resolution calling this convention. If
elected they w ould be in accoid on all pub
lic questions v. ith the majority of the house.
Sedgw ick county with her population of
ncaily HO, COO people, with the second and
soon to be the first city of the state as her
capital, with more wealth, more miles of
railroads than any county in the state, does
not propose to be lepresentcd in the halls of
legislation by a bouibon democracy that
never mocs except in a circle, that never
c 1 cat cs a new idea 1101 forgets an old one:
that lives only to imitate.
KODOI.PII llATriCLD
Ts a I.1W3 er of experience and acknon 1
edged ability. II" saved in the last legisla
tuie, and was one of the most prominent
and capable niembeis ot that body, and
was so recognized by the press and people
of the state. The experience he hits ac
quit ed will be not nly of great benefit to
himself bat to our people.
B. E. LAW-BENCH
Is one of the early pioneers of this county,
being one of the first settles west of the
big 1 iver. J le has been for ears a success
ful farmer and stock laier. Like 3Ir. Hat
field he has had the epuieneo of two cars
in the legislature. lie is a man ot libeia!
ideas and will take broad iev.s on all pub
lic questions. He has been honest and
faithful as a public servant and will cer
tainly be able to accomplish moie for our
county.
A. H. C.UU'EXTEB
Is emphatically a Sedgwick county boy;
coming here in his infancy he has giown to
manhood in this county. He is a lepre
sentathe of that im and energy that is
native and to the manor born, lie has grown
and de eloped with our county. lie is a
paitandpaicel of our piosj,Ciity, and of
our development. The argument about
his, being too oung is a cry weak one in
a voting slate, settled, dc eloped and in.m-
igul largely by joung men. In
t state to which oung men h.ne
, , , ..i ,i .. .,v i
come nv nunuieas au-i iiiuuhuiib
to gel lid of that competition which wealth,
ace nnd social position give in older state.
being joung will but iccommend him to a
vast majority of his people, lie has been
successful as a business man :mh1 has esiab-
ished.nicpctalion'B thu diicctioii that is
creditable to him. That he v.ul make u
eonsei vathv, inlutiimn legislator, none
who know him doubt foi a minute, lie is
a "voting man of liberal education which
was icecived largely in our ov. n public
schools. The Republican"? cf this district
has invented a series-of blanks and records
that have been sought after by judges in
all parts of the state ancT by many
of the large publishing houses, and he
will be elected by a large majority, not
withstanding the Democratic leaders have
centered their fire on him, and are tramp
ling the county, begging Republicans to
vote for his opponent, and trading off all
the rest of their ticket iu addition.
ABE WltlGHT,
the candidate for clerk of the district
court, has lived in Wichita for ten years,
and has always held positions of trust in
the largest and most prominent business
houses. Occupying for the last three years
the responsible position of "deputy county
treasurer, he has become extensively and
favorably known to the people of this
county. Reserved in the army for three
years and his record is a clean one. His
well known clerical ability will enable him
to enter upon the duties of the office fully
prepared for its responsibilities. He has
clear sailing.
O. W. C JONES,
the candidate for county attorney, is one of
the oldest citizens of the county, coming
here when a boy and settling with his pa
renst iu Union tow nship, in theeaily his
tory of the county, he litis grown
up in our midst, and all
along the line of his life,
from boyhood days to man's estate, he has
made a favorable impression on our peo
ple. He is a capable lawyer, made so by
his ow n efforts, and by attention to busi
ness has made a name in this county that
he can well be proud of. He will make a
safe counsellor for our county. His elec
tion by ti cry large majority is conceded.
PttOIT.SSOll PLNCE,
For county supeiiutendent, has no oppo
sition on any regular ticket. lie has been
identified w ith our schools for some time,
to the entire satisfaction of our public. He
is the very cseucj of eneigy and will fill
the Sedgwick county schools with life and
interest, all of which he will vN'.t the com
ing year.
mi:. i:.xdall,
The candidate for commissioner . of the
Third district, has lesided in our county
for twelve or fourteen years and has been
and is now engaged in merchandising and
farming, ne litis been postmaster at 31t.
Hope for years and tlie people, without re
gaid to party, object to his rcmoal. He is
a man of huge business experience aud has
the reputation among his neighbors of being
careful and conservative. This is a le
sponsible ollice and Thomas Randall is the
man the people want. He had for his op
ponent in the convention some of Sedg
wick county's best citizens, men Avhoit
was a very high compliment to beat. The
entire ticket is unobjectionable. It was
nominated in the laigest lepicsented con
vention that ever assembled in the county,
anil every candidate nominated on the first
ballot by a huge majority, and no Republi
can can all'oid to or will seiatch it.
"whitewash n.
Tl"
Twenty Lots
Will be offered at an Unusual
Bargain for a few days at Bar
tholomew's Office. Speculators
and investors will find it to their
interest to see for themselves.
G-. W. BARTHOLOMEW.
One Uranscombe, who was nominated by
the thiid party cranks for governor, litis
been openly chaiged with having swindled
Ins ow n father-in law, at least his father-in-law
chaigcs that BiausCombc has beat him
out of ti largo sum of loaned money w hich
was secured through false mi-repiescnt-i-tions.
The cential committee of the Piohi-
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tjition paity met last ween ana me lesiut is "'o" '"'"-' . . " ,. ,. ,,. ne fi,
1 J . , . ,.,. , ... not to the fiont, whatever tlie nature ol tlie
the most tianspaient 10b of political white- n,nninn v,ori.i iomiblir.in.
SpcakeTOatlisle, who appeared at Wich
ita a few days ago for the purpose of mak
ing a Demociatic campaign speech, was
immediately taken in charge by and ex
hibited under the auspices of the inepressi
ble Marsh jlurdock. It is an extremely
fiigid tvvcntv four houis when Murdoch is
ls. inn
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Kailowpll, (roil. Oillt-tte
1 1 a (-it aad A W. r b,,i;c41p,1 itli Isis ratididafV and have
'so exnicssed themselves to the wntei.
There is not u shadow of doubt as to his
court. Ti i.im'jiv, OcK li i
l H. 1'ttUi.wili. tnu kOIlittt
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15, linrsrn. Mrlher cotlll
nt j ii iu jh,. 7 ti u. m. Surata.
Oi i -i.t. V L huiulejr, K. lintfi
W Unt. ) l! .A i It'll.
AM Ic. Har.-x-i county. Monday, I rt. IS ct
yl' i tc. . v tt. retort, W.& Morris J. W
.m.i i. ii mr
a 1 1 V. t.-ajvllti
Uhtih;
It riter, -irperounty. "Iucaty. c t 1" i'
I ytvuWers, b U. I'WetS, '. A. MtN al, i U . .a'l
cLct'.uu, and with all this we know that
n.s,-xtujdi ot ii. our frior.dCOl .ohn i3 Gary, will heartily
is, s. K. l us u. ' ,,.,.,.
as M.W. K. Li'h... j. i eiiieur a he did with another nomm.uio:i
u afesp.r tctas.on I he (auantatc lor
piobatc judgo
E 15. JEWETT,
pioccssion. jtinpona iiepi
As we squirm under the moie covert in
sinuations of your accusation permits us
to plead in extenuation that the prominent
Democials of Wichita placed us theie.
And we might as well acknowledge the
truth that it was with no small degree of
pride tint -c accepted the honor and
privilege! of introducing so distinguished a
gentleman as- the lion. John G. Carlisle to
J the people w ith whom the best poition of
j our life has been identified. Rut the Re
! publican has got h-r or casions mixed. On
the occasion of Governor Carlisle's political
fiAu.-nnr.Toim A Mnr- spt-eeu tuc wcinui.ia, t,t v-v
.-w...w. --. J
washinsr that we ever saw. Ihcy don t
deny that JDu'iiscombc got the money but
s.n that the matter is a purely personal
one, and one confined to his own family,
and that in pleading tho statue of limita
tion Rranscombe was actuated byadeoiie
to benefit his own family. Such a leport
L an insult to e cry intelligent and honest
man. Of course the benefit of his own
familv means the benefit of himself.
i hi: uaicden c ity i'aii;.
Garden Citv i to have a big fair or ex
1 1 managed tlie whole affair and procession.
MONEY TO LOAH NO ffUSIfRAKCE. i
is ji b thly a, weli and faoraHy knewn as l,"su U1
any i, n in our cofiuty, aud i.o n...it stands . Slrsrtl
a in n uu :u iciJicr shares u.-y more P0"3110
ofth c . tnknee thau he does. Xomi- gswtl
' u, aeSicmnt7.r--rrr,Ly( ; uaKd n.m tunes br acclamation in Repub- nUhwest Ivanais. It b w-iy certain , uot ,keto
m 5,rkr8,s.H.I'eterJ U I ,ia m 11 rank - th?t the visitors to tllU fair Will be nV.blcJ , in.y,nrr 1,
i'. tics. W cicuKsnt, i. w tu.iinui ..nt ltii hcan mwrVms witho-.t op.Ki-:tioi, acu lJ''-L "-i nun i pjnttmg Ji
iUlnyAii3-, RsiTtier couaty, V.eiln-fi .
?(,a 1 " i' ia- v jwajtem. S ft Pete s, i. I .i
j: s iellli.1, & id TimHtH'arrj.
vv ll r, toji M'Siiux ctsuiitj ,1 "i - :ai . . t ' t
rtT ip m htvaUr,S K.Vt( W i I n t
A.W oilU, W. U-bualir, lte " erf . it
A1H i.
inir secral davs.
tin is to make the opening aud res?, am;
Senalois Ingalls and Plum!) areaKo booked , q,,.c 1M)slloastcr at vrashinctou, D. C, is
foi speeches. Gai den City i, one of the I a 1?eDubijKU1 of the straightest sect. Bem
biightest, most liomishing and pivgr.sshe ' -a-aru lookhtffat theuktce with water-
citie, iu Kansas and their fair proi-iin to ' ijg pj mh A good nury of Uiem want j Valley Centre, Sedgwick County, Kas
oc a gieat success. ncr protean: mwie ,kofflocuMi want jt bad. . The nAmcofj
itian orumaiuy emei prising airi uie.? na the poslnuitcr is (Vuger, a son of Senator!
(expense in arranging I or an e- Conner, of Michiiran. Tuc senator is ch-iir
hich will be a fair reflex of tho mi .,f ,i1(,M,nTnii,, on nostoiH
ISRAEL BROS.;
Druggist and Grocers ,
First Block west of Tmmont House ,
WICHITA
Gonserratory of Music
Cor-ier of Emporia Avenue an William Strict,
south tf Po.iij Vicnue.
Director. CATHERINE RUSSELL.
isuccruson to v stackjiak
I Mercliant Tailor.
I Keeps on hand Fne Goods of the latest styles. The largest stoc if '-
! city Satisfaction guaranteed No trf jble to show goods. Call and - l r
F. VV. SWA!,, A door N of County Building '
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OULlM" Tit-.! i,t.
0. B. JACOBS,
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Capital
$100,000.
I Money Always on Haad to Loan on Farm and City Proper:
0ice in "Wicbil, Hatlonai Eank Bu210Hig, WJf W t a, Kn 11.
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i thoillcor .shares L,y myrs pMl,uu HU1UI l"", -- -; nua ot the commiuce on poiomoes auu fnctOT 3nG JDUli'lCr
kn thau lis doe. Xomi-' Pwin inm irouucuoiw ui ;m n . uumi rsosrroa ar.ti the presidatt, it is saiu, ao&j j
in sor.Unvis-t lvaustis. It is oiv certain , ilt nh-p tn incur hU dknlessiiTe br stis-'
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opiKis-tnon, nou , . i pjinuitij nut awn. j-uu ."''"'"
najoiitr iWl0Sclavery "enirne mca m tuc erap.u.ui-, g-jg tlKir teeth :w they glance iMtr-
. ppusmon Li a ' tie of western Ivsnsiu,. Itwhirotl ntilwsy ( uatdj ftl th Whj!c jjj. an u,e VOi.
con,Vs ntion in 1 1., m.. r , c-naorl or vil- ( falv has beei1 ratigwl tor antl a spee wi , 0 j
fctnut.U, M,.nl.io or thu.. ucA bj Hrnin ill be ninjfwrajhblwin. Asoroi). ' !
the lVir (Sialic party io has yiven inire .
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any n. i'i 'v Jin
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Office and Shop 349 Mam St.
T-,sT?'r.As-j, VOHKt LGWSrfT PRICES. FsU
ma i fi n.iscil on srt &$. TtTCdUTA. K J.
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i r'aiui , satisfaction in the n:ar.ai:enu.nt of his oiJ-t c
t From tie Vallej- Owtcr Xew
to the Eaoia's. crliicirfu of The Repxibhcan rally last 1 utsday oren-
J. P. ALLEN,
I Northern I Southern Pine Lumber,
1 , . LATH, SHINGLES, SASK, DOORS AH0 BUHOS.
OmcU M4 WHITS It'K TW)"t r-t.1 inmg' ' -bo ACM fTA
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.nt . . e. it.MUsa.1 au.i - K, f ,,-j hc ln luUjl t ariw . f th'w ! ,.. , . ... , , c idetl occ. Uiis bangMJ nrwpoim- . -v...
-.?VVVV-M, -utryinrelatioiMooIhccr.cfnJ.uihial 3-- Kefit fo a
rt'n v nuTs.cx r.t : ohanuiv that the longer lie erv,ev - nc , DaHv 'audience, the enthiii manifesto and OrUJStOre.
t- s v . ,vu.ii. wnivwi officer the betlr i quah.u d i lie to H.rfonn . . ,. :. ,. . , . the abk- speeches.. Jlon. Vf. b. STorm, of I V
v ,, ,, ,.t, ivt atL . t ;a r m- ,hc duties of the ofioe aad if an ffu cr of d '" . jj" , Tt tmhm of ' AVichita, was the principai tpalax for T-tZZTtr
iv.i v, r miwnnadJ u.utisb ,v ,, i i JL . iu ,; .? non.inauim o . .,,! Hn speech "was poinlwl WiGDtta, SAO-
k.i ii. w. tv at xhis khnUs hiuci capable, prompt and Col.ToniMoouliuh: hosconmktch-turnot lVfc, VlV "', 2n;lUi,. ,t-
s.f
ANNESS (A New Town),
ji.,i v UiMwiuv isffi.in in ilv ijer.rn,...c m
v-ii- aj,0t s. atT3ii. .
. U liiuwu. iifi. ' tho oneMion cf !fn;iii of &eris.-t ii
(lutiL-s the heads, ot the J)ei-.oerais of Ivar
. ' 1 ne De-mocrhtic papers. ;m. s-t ktT in th
of tho acts (f jhe two gnat partx.
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UH-U'SOU 13H -TJI-li.JI iMHmil ... w.
vwn .'.. ii .-.Mijij.ov i pt. i urg'Uaa rea-spn j iuum mi . mrttlmt put down tlw nlKJHon f - - - - ;' 1 , nl" .h;i ! IT I J
. , t ,, , wiww , ina.nmineoiirr, - TP. ' -, - -- - --. -; - - hi, Uu wa f. .h to the oM Itepnbli , I 'J "4 H , P A
a u i- i ..i.h .in u t'tu iM.t iiaii'iiauiipiwaii.'. ucpii..tiru; -,1cHji,;- ,,,:. rail iKirtv rfitt exbi? ro Itoe nortlwrnruiii oi -"- r
V. i rnx
Clur i . Tx. ata
(iaa. SlierBarv
tindeKcJirac
itulsivc
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the 3v ! wr nj l
ten ' l1'!'
Al . 'i i l.uus.
fr i I'll ( .; i' -i
,t vn to .tT Davib"
hi rt. si,tlrp and
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t tt eliis'
1 'r C'Lius
Ys tpl tin
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the e
, id the
artUle
.ti it
if cleeUil thau t p. tf'-r " the di!ie of the j
office aswcll and as arf -i t-i!!e as br.4 Ir
AM"I-AIO0.
The lasacli-w.tt
H-an- were pretnt from r. number at ad
locat0d on Qie Troy a? Western BaJIroaO, an ext ..niton . '
: Atchison, TopeJ-a di Taota Fe RaUroad- ta ISrto t xnsai .
; Sedgwlcl- comity, l-Iaia--,. own. by tho Ar-
1 kansas TaHey Town Company.
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-rj CRANE I "i-122 JUUW jsjKiJ "XM&J&a MiMX. T W Jil,V to l ii.r,-3 r .u
iiaprovatl farmiag commniiity, !r-st-nggooaBtJi)p'-rr
from tise star.. ClII cm ot writ me at oace aiicl secure -ii'-
G. A, HATFIELD, Gmera) Agent, VhJaU. Kan
Jw.n." arai this vt i -in - nv t a'one con t veilUon w!iich m
lineltohi-opsweut, but is nfertMomi by d took advanced nocod iu fnvwrof -a: r-t-wni
cooi- r.I l'.tn v.nh U,.:r fte: m fact J ll!alfiirm sisnsovt & f.-" " "5v P :
Ciai' v f th 'Ktter Jl f DeriO-! TJA-oTiiime-in iitir'spr.-r.rt lht ll r. ' rt. v- it t v T t s -
wii-aip in ihk j rt '
counted npoa to vc an
nitpTilv.
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oppoent l v :. a
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H r.,! t t.,ti i r ti! W ' pr of nianlifod. the :. ji.-s t ' rr
;-ii "..! h'l" their ' poluk, and the uo-'ti'.!'f.i .
Th- I K t Iv.u. of rina- f 8mwm ad aime, e K-m w
-. v ri.;iu- Arjsurfc
.itjp fenKs um? saw.
L-Tget Agency ir the Vai'cy.
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... i j nrocbvnif.i, anii whon - Kxjri tbe oracc
' -v uKr jinne-
5 ffra thm boih natri-bm and ih J lr.Jbr '
t i" l Mxra';, bni.una- rcacfi a most strs-t nf.-i uit i ! f
;i i: .,-ts M- Jt'vlu's Lms-vu.j lo rt-s-. t. ti. r:u
a '. . i i - f a Iu. lcil
un-C i
-Hs1-,' .". , t jJ-Jaf fvm.i.f.-aLo rtpr rtc-iiiic i cf p TQBHADO, LIFE ARD AGC1DEN i. , T " r, 7nT..r0 nTrri r - t
m' at B.-4. ii. on Wedn. uu.li'ir- b. enrv sondaccrnthc RcisulOi , Ai.-'xwJ.J.-.vxAwft.x. . -
(Real Estate & Exchange Brokers
J . SOLE AGl-2?TSIOR
i PrjRTRNTTTATS ADDITION.
Drs. M. an H. OhA,huAMiiionisUCAkl tfce north j of th- cny, twtTt.
T.'n Brotisers. -&tri3Kr ej-d j&rkeaaMi Atut " " P"1'
and Ear Infir7.xy
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THK VAI.M.V I A I.I-S "I-BEE IOVKt."
!i i riv!'. Ut -iyrT yc-. r'a Ckil in
j tr n f u wru ,:
ja'Ci corr n i' "-iw of i. 1 . V aJj.tr
i ?.i "i:J Jlarr ji. t?f Valley Fls K
n -rr-.Ns" - t. ritkrt sr fv.r fTar,
. ,l ci i :' V askrr K th- jfubUser
a ? I, farr c'i 1 Lw.ftr
t
t i nu..
cioubt it will
;" iAiiy Ptnaocrat ccmie to tss
lTtl. ti larvnient Wf an sn
ot probate jud re will lav l' n-ii an of I
tiee th eav l:nen ol
ensattr tl t u. .t cf tu of
judge f ril'i I s. tl nr
under the l.. is .:rt la! .
ar.d nothirs les -they, we repeat, are now
Oar oorrestKHSBt at Sa-a"tr w r"
that an injunction ba. b-ji vrrl i t
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i n z t .p' , rU"
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annVrs4ra-prrvc n..ntft' ' r r, , f ("r '
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buHdin,! tlmrbn-lgeaeri, '. i .- west niotn la . "s e
of Saratogii. Ko paerticalsrs ere j?ven. aa auaxi v
i
ttea
.tad beriflia ! i-sJ3si-
' if 1 1 IHi
W UW A.&M-IPW- A - . --
city. W o3r S?a)Cil jj-uemst i tii ux v ce .
Ko. 50i,S-SC0EHBRDOUGI-VSAVHHUJIAKD WA-KI i
Comanebe, Comanche County, Kansas.
I'i.. Vi
ei k.r. 1
ikjicc of llie fti v.hof it- lMr; rather tlten j shouting tin uwh liKir a .ewUbe- Tho liaeton AdvertfciT call- ?.
of inaterial pivperin Moonlight miht
take an o.tm drink aud make up a w; lbt
of appointments, but aht-, it is not to.
However the Eg ix is triad to note even
n.akritd pro-jwrity ui the iwrt nf the Dem
ocrat aril of onr friend Toinmil-on.
ajuse he has hJi an 4nin?
lonjrer than his opiauit.
been an excuse offered agatot tleweti. Hh j us.ee. who are paid .$3 j-. r by
record is clean
(ice has ci en
bjif 1 ' v rra-.
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i :ctiLi'Iy an, ' I
., us.1 asJ Ut II ,
rafen i-i &L4) ui euj-uxij. i tie easf i&s tc-a
t T Il VjJ-. fc- . ? j-- . --.. -
Su'-gic-ii tn?tit:itc.
art j Wfel.??". S.-Muv 7 ;
CAKCEB CHTi-D.
!-.-., Mt.,nfii dncfi-i.: a ftria "wfttr rowtr a, th. It
T .a -.. u'u, -,- rf-ift 4 mrrt!Ml nf fln Tmarmtt msinv ntwlrir i nl -
1 i vEfJon. i. eii&ncs to get in ncsr on tjje grotrml floor. No iou gr. a
rcr city on tlie Cizsoarron, at tts junction ?ltb 3! J u. f . . .
! Ci Vctlrv crtelas, offers mots i-ltK-rx:ei to the investor i : . j . '
: - -. r r-.' tfiwn nlatisd ta KACfias iJala ysar. Qrl? tlsrea wiir J; ' :u
nuor tv.os tion 'of Democratic reirn.Ts t a ovtrrn- OiaOtre. Hr. i7trmycr. tlKir pt.rra-y,
IVreLa.aot meatbiklingJbeiegct.xlwl,re ".even ,-& ,Sa t.i 1 ., - ?
Over I 47 r, -j1t1-t. fU-ft -v, . rj-r tt4 ?jt --
LtljU J v-Aiv wWW4.4.tAV j----r rpjnu
a, hb management of the of-; .seeing twcatr-tlircc workmen, who receive j i,Va!i
him a felate reputation, lie ' just 10 per day ' I vaA
VJr- i, Trrt . x"mr 3 tMyrni,.
-ii1knras.tMIn-imfln TCS! the rrftht ,. J$ S2!lJrf?'f-irs I
-.--- - i wcaz lAimip. ciK inwi s&w. wb4hbh. .-
cf a oontrac:. &j
r t Se5. fa M4. -MM f Ckrtv i - i
u jur frr Jf e "- s-er--.' w- 1 -rnf 4r- A flS!Lirff3 '
Z5ZX3&& fJZrZZ 'lawsv. liHuir brtck aati frame boUdings gotoc P. wrtte lor ruti
'.v! 15" "tS L"T! parueui&rs w vnu
r - e&i ekfjwt?' it ff izt&tnA
r- fs u. - im.. ik&f. '-ar COilAIi CHS TOWN COliPANY.
Kew Kiowa, Kansas.