The Holt County sentinel., June 21, 1889, Image 3

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SIXTHAND FELIX STREETS,
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the Largest
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Washington Letter.
From our resiil;irc-rroiMinilciit.l
W.iiim.to.y, June loth, 1339.
The President has made the anti-Ma-hono
Virginia Republicans happy by
telling a delegation of colored men that
ho did not contemplate recognizing Ex
Stifle to Yimr Knitting;, Boys.
From the Nfnlon Journal.
While being connected with a news
paper for the last quarter of a century, it
has been directly in our line to into t!ie
effect of ollico holding and olliee seeking:
and as tlio dipo.-ition to seek oiliee
Senator Mahone in the distribution of i . ; . increase, woiec.con
i federal patronage in Virginia, and to
morrow the eommitteo appointed by the
recent gathering of anti-Mahone Kovtib
iicar.s will have a hearing before the
, President. They will endeavor to con-
3 2 E52Sa5aS3Sa?
vince him that they are the proper par
ies to control the patronage. It is not
iBtraiiitHi to give the mult of that c:-
jierience. And we state it as a deliber
ate conclusion, that in about ninety
canes out of a hundred office-seeking and
office-holding has lieen n decided linan
cial failure to tlio persons engaged in it.
If a man Ins a business that is yielding
U SI u
EVER SHOYT ZIT ITOETHYfBST ZEuEO.
We make the assertion, without fear of eoriraiSic-ioij. that cur stock, in its respective lines, cannot be equalled by any other
i
i
LClothing House in St. Jc
I in this city
better assortrw
t , I . 111' 11 I . -1 II. II.. .u I
can it uc surnasseu uy any or ir.e iargesc nouses in L-rucayo or 01. unus. wu are inu way uuubc mamiaut of the m;
either faction of the party in Virginia to
i the extent of giving them control of the
federal appointments. So far, tho few
men appointed to office in Virginia are
without exception, Mahone men, but
the Mahonitt's explain this by saying
that ninety-nine one hundredths of tho
working members of tho Republican
party in Virginia are what is known as
Mahone men. and that it is next to im-
' possible for their op;oncnts to get prop
erly uenuorsed for oi!ice.
I Secretary Tracv has ordered tho mm.
ire Island Xavy Yard
likely that the President will recognize him J ,iv t(? C.ck fco' mustnec-
essaruy sliglil it; u ne is elected to omce
ho must necessarily abandon it must
get out of tho channels of his business,
and give his time, if he is a faithful of
ficer, exclusively to the duties of his of
lice. Then when this term of oflieo ex
pires, ho has not tho disposition to re
turn to his former occupation, and many
times not capacity, because tho changes
in his business v.liii j aivay from it have
been ro great, and his failure to note
these changes so necessary, that ho has
not the practical knowledge to success
fully conduct tho business ho abandoned
..i. , i.. r z ' i.. . i : i ilf j -iA i.... n , ... n i iiq fnRPT. inin riiiiciai me. . in )i I u1 r i i -1 : -it.. . :.v . . t" t. .... ;
that manufactures vs own c cminq mane exni cssiy tor uur trauo uy our myjh miiui a. we ts u uieuui uu iu biiuv yuu a to uuuu a mngnmuient wnaie Doat.wincii i , - : : , pmuus jij ..i.r . ...... .
mm iiiuiiumui-.. i-u ..w .... - j j j .i ... ... .... tl.infr: It Uki often liatmens that a man i. l .,,., i,n.. r,::
;nt of Clothing than we have ever snevvn diiring any one season, in our ciock can ac louna an ;ne 'c.rl'V.1,.3'01 having once tasted of nMai m,- Z,: , 5r vr
C'fwUr. Hn,-rt t:-v. nJrjs-.t t- '-.4ns;3-- ! ha rtfln.ro I 1 prccialion felt by the American republic J "ever voluntar.ly aoam.o.-s it aud . he )f hi;.h licenw- ! .,1 notice on the
JilVSftS- CV3il3t5. LSt:-0:S3 CiliU s5iaiCi Eil ajISl f&l I rr .mK. :., , M does not succecl in ..blam.ng Ins des.res rlllI1 Ih),,er 0r this State on everv nlat-
Uiifonditional Surrender. j I.aml Allotments to the IiHlinns.
In an address to his neighlwrs. who I Was-hi.v.ttok, D. May 27. The In-
called uj-oa hiin.athis home, Warner ! dian. Office agents are busily engaged in
Miller spoke, in part, :is follows:
On the moral issues of this canvass let
me say that the Republican party, from
tho beginning, ha-s always been the
champion of great morn! reforms, and
whenever it failed in that championshij
or teemed to lag behind the jxppula:
sentiment it has been beaten. I believi
the time had come when a blow was ti
Ik? struck for tho homes and firesides o.
our people. Tho saloon power or tho
State has grown until it boasted that it
held control of tho executive of tho State
and prevented legislation against its own
interests. I chose my ground and made
my light against this monstrous power
for evil. I was not foolish enough to be
lieve that a great contest like this could
be won in a day. I ncer had the slight
est hope that I would be elected until
three weeks ago. Then it began to look
as though tho people would assert them
selves. I made ciy light for a grand pur
poso and it has been achieved, so far as
the national ticket was concerned. I
was ased to-day if I considered tho ques
tion of high license settled and out of
Oar bays' and Children's Suits Department r.cvcr was f.o csrnrs.eto wit.i Ciic.ce hdvgsiios.
ad Gur line c-f Fiim.'shrnq tooes cenramo t-a t.'.e Laxst siyies in o-kvis. cciiars. ieo:wear, uioves. iiais.
ike IV?. pvtrnd a ecru c .r.v:tat.cn 5o an i-israrn cur c;iy to cau anc- ic-cK urcjen cur Mamtnoul istocK. vvne
., Ur.ru i, l, f 'I-!... i..i :n
The best values for the prices are j nn;.sh't.a in ab(iul K- ,vcoK;, .a win
be
be !
in that respect, he becomes soured and form j .npjpa for cli.i,ty u;rht3 that
disgruntled and the number of mu
offer.
Va!
purchase or n
ka:
j.
.ell Tde coeds at LOW FiiiCES. don'i faii to see us.
f 1PP rifdrnn tr, I of the Xaval oillcera. survivor.-, of the re-1 -"--
I.HVI W I U1M I.V .
:mcntjcr
the place,
I wumps in a county or state very fre-
ii be counted on the n
of suijoraunu.ited oilice-ho'.ders. And to
t ;J
JH.
U lSZ C: u. ii Ci V - V- -
r.tJ-. n. t-,;-n, :. '-."
r :f . n
Xoi tliwest ("or. ;i!i a:i! Feliv Streets,
5?
. I- V iff. f : un 1 - . T3 . J-. v. I J
WfHg' Ft$r r.V.. 5 :M vos. a
ltiy J' Coofe Coo!', artl r r.c- .hi r""'-3 c. -nt .-..
Vf Be Sure to Monti'.:. I !i& f .vu..
r
M i i & k t
HEES
y , -
ct'iit disahter, w'10 will al.-o carry an
autiiograph letter of thanks and grati
tude from tho President to the King.
Civil Service Commissioner L$ man has
received a telegram from his colleagues,
who nn m:i!:m.r :in inn-.! tr:it :nii if rPr
j Xew York, btating that owing to glaring j -v,,u ilrc l,,ilk5nK il iivln- nnd ,lr atWeo
I irregularities thev had cancelled the rc-M" -vou i,n,, aIi "ihvr who ,,!,.vo. I,nt -v''1
entereil the otuce-secUers ranK is tion 1.
If any of our readers think we hao
drawn our picture teo btnmgly, let theni
t!i t3 number can fre.i'.icntly bo added
disappointed ollice-seekers. To sum up:
It don't pay as a rule, in peace of mind,
contentment financially to seek public
otiico if vou have nnv business at which
OCR VICTOJl
wmmm m
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In:. :.i.r ia -i r. Mud i:i -i.'.i-ni :f-i:rir.-.
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V fc .V...-1-. 1..J...:r.r..,r - n Ml li f !n. T,.y 'ry W
r . f-nrnM-c l.T C.l AT fei a .Vi'!- Ki-wmiI v.11 tm-. I": It I.r..- . 1
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JA4. il it . ..sij.r-v. nertf!-. rw..fjj
l-1'j.l'r -.-i'v nit-ant I" nitM'Iv :iii iirsoi't ilcnrmil from
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M.'v' . ..'T,'.'--!! 1. ;'i i.'fff nam'. Tnuliii mul
4:, ,'u'n iii'. fi;-..''i. i'if l'hff- iii'ii iiMi.'
.if. r.r. liir .. lii-.i- 1 1.- Ifn'-priti''. Iiiirl.ir-l'li"'l
r.'-.: ll :t!l"h I'h M I'l', :tl.''lti'il lit i:;fl'llv :illil I'ruM'
in -ii 1 tic :r r-;:.T' i:i'i.t'. 1 Vi'tnr 1. tlrt-i-I.N
1.1 i'vi-iv ri'.in 1 1. uarr iiil'I iiu prn'f. :uni rt:i''!riic.
111 ila-u.it ii'i.'invi'il iiuiim t. n uv :. i:i
':i.-!i ua-l i'V' iv - il-nr.r ii'u ii'iii-pu'KaMi romli.nu
tin 1 i'l.'K. aaii NT! umk li lias all-n'iipil
1 11. t . -.'. -.-.'ir lii'.wiiK'h r.ni'i! ''! :'iiiiirii.iiii''ii'i'ii
lr.l1.1111, i.'.lli .ill I'l'iiu-!.' .1 I'l'iiiiM iiirnle-plali'il.
lin.'A.-!a aiai 1 1. ii-ihIi.
''-.-Jr.: S.i.-.-J.-iP ff rrfTr.nr.r.rp.r'OflihS.
ly Gaichd's 3a;e, 1350 lbs.
rvl Uuiscso i'.ifc, !B03 !as.
:-.-s. l"r-!'r::ir Him!. Muri
ci'i'; .', hit lr.. 1. i'l- t the saff
'Hll.J' IlllfS. 1 mi .! 1 1 . . i
1 ai'i;i i iiili:.Ii '1 r.il-i.'i-iN
at.il ri:i'i'"ia'!' vln-i't-
; nitli in. We can
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ti fii'iLjiii) oi-ii i'jw i
rjliill"! I.':.!-111'--. 1 ll "t
'.Uu:
'isjuwo rril-.i TTfi'P vi5IT3 ! the j'n-siiicnt !i,-3co;iinii:trd
abliuWi fai IBj Wuith b'.tLw.'t ..t.L(rti,!,.i.-valrr.,!..t:!e.-or-i
wing,
FOB SALE
ABSOLUTELY ONE PiECEI
HAS NO HOOPS'
NEITHER PAINTED OR VARfilSHED!
NOT AFFECTED BY HOT WATER 1
HAS APPEARANCE OF POLISHED MAHOGANY.
PAILS, TUBS, BASINS, PANS, KEELERS, SPITTOONS,
SLOP-JARS, WATER-COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS, &c, Sc
LARGE VARIETY OF GOODS.
CORDLEY & HAYES, New York, Sole Agents.
FietoriM: Portland. Me.. Pclerboro, H. Waler:on, t'.ltj.,
Otwego. H. Y., Lockport. N. Y.t Cleveland, Ohio. Vflnona, Minn.
BY ALL HOUSE-FURNISHING. HARDWARE, GROCERY AND CROCKERY DEALERS.
FULL PRICE-LIST AND CATALOGUE FREE ON
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Cclt'ier i!
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t Ik r-1" ivrli- a
it '.i viill in il.-
v l.i'a tins
-1'i'l'ull Ti.lM
CAT.i TESTiSCSiALS, ETC., FfiCE.
12 m, is i :s court.) lM t'lblUii tsMti U hilhii (jU.,
lie i-.ii.;!htii-'! n
CIX'!NX..TI, OHIO.
i :;::!
f Vie! i r S '.! s n:a-- ! hail of t!.r i'iili'Wiri'.r t!ii 1'ijicrjil.i'.
Ci'li'li.'.l ;;n- li'VVO-. i r. 'n -.1 r li", il.'.l nr i.uxi's, nr , t-iu
" . m v i i! n LI, Of R H
EUIIT Si ftRD ItOHALblA
APPLICATION.
VARNEYSFAOLT
RH
i;' f - v- . -
Tliesc twin diseases cause untold surferlDS.
Doctors admit tuat they arc difficult to cure-
to io tuelr patterns, r.-uiu s
CckiT I'ompound has per
manently cured the worst
caM?s lit rliiuciatlsm ari l
ncuratjla so bay tliode who
have usrtd It.
Ilavlne heen troubled
tvlt h rheuuiat Ism at the kuo.;
and Dot fur live years, I was
almost unable toset nnmii'l.
and was ery on en rimlineil
m inv heil fur wvI.H nl a
time. I used only one bot
tle of Palno's Celery fom-
Ft3
HI
IRMLEj
Inouseto I
I OWNCP..
V pound, nnd was perfectly
curiiL I can now Jump
' V arounit. and feel as lively us
a boy." i'KASK CABOU,
Jr ' U Eureka, Xevada.
tl.co. six for fs.oo. Bruffglbts.
" " Mammoth testlmonl.il paper free.
WEixs.lticiiAKr.sos & co-Props.. Burlington, Vt.
P.ilnc's celery Compound has beenaGod-
wrd to n:e. For the past two yean 1 nave bui-
l-n d with neur.UifU 01 me iiean., wn.-iuriuu.-r
dm lor filling io cine m". I have now taken
r.-irlv fiiur lnjitKi of the Compoiitnl, and am
f"re- from the lOinrlaliit. I feel vry grateful
to you." t-ii.is. II. Lewis, Central Village, cc
Paine's
Cele?y Compound
I have lxen jrreatly nmi'-toil with acntra
rli'iim.ill-ni.ii!!'l oouM flml mi rtlM until I
iis-il lT.:ue'h Cclrry coir.pimiid. After us ng
slxlmttlesof thUimuiclno I ain now cured of
rlicumatl'- triiniili's." ., .
Samuel Hitcihxsos, So. CornL. IL
Effects Lasting Cures.
mine's Celery Compound has performed many
other enr s a.1 marvelous aa these. copies of
tnttoiv ui.nt. tnnnr lulilress. Pleasant tx) take.
iloc-s not ilSturl). but aids digestion, and entire
ly vegetible; a child can take It. What's tho
use of sutrerlns longer with rheumatism or
neuralgia?
......... aire Mister nnd BrivMrr I oMDictyLMnjulJidaMytxidarenenllhy,
DIAMOND DYES cZithan mTrlja. BABIES uvj, umrtsl. It i, Vntvuki. .
WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL
WARM AIR FURNAGES'
.Ourrnroaresaromad' epirtally for Western Coal.
?vna for Illm-tratiil catalicuc.
VARNEY HEATING & fc'FG. CO.,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
HE ONLY
'THE ETHIOPIAN CAK KQT CIIAKSE N!S
aar, the uqpard his spots."
.VBIIIG HOiE It II ill. INK 11 i Ql'lUV I ilia V.riCLC
.'AST jot he nrxovtso witkiiit
so hot iimn mi Hi'.M.imsT iti:-
Ql'IiU:i), fASf UK icrii V.ITII
STA.M i ok n:x.
LirccJt cua Hxt Popular -'iety
in the coiinlrv. NEVZR Wl I" ri nt
lr:-tsiiiMai'tnii. ;'toi;rSr. ni.-.r-iar t i. -j.
Infori'.istioii o:i a- to pn-ivr latthois o. luausg
dse;hu.iaud ;.ub!ie builJu-sa.
tP.AFF & CO., sea viiter st. Ua'i Ysrk.
S&ECTBIC BELT
vitjt taxjsije'xirffraoxi'sr.
PATKsnn Arc. is, imj. difsotkb rra. 1, issfc.
for Infants and Chifdren.
y teAkrB III
' 'CastOTla is 90 well adapted to cfcHdren that I Citnri enrrs Holte. Conspttn?i,
.ronimcailitaapenortoanyprcnpUon gjg riot U-
laiowntorac." ILA. Aacncit. II. D., I ctlon
111 So. Ozfoia St, ErooiTi, :;. Y. f TViiou; iaiunous siccUcgioa.
Tn Cextaub Cocta:-, T7 Murray Street, N. Y.
RETAIL PRIOE
9S
Cute-US
JkiSO ilANCrACTL'IlEnS ur-
Writing and Copying Inks, Scaling
Wax, Mucilage, Wafars, Etc.
THflDDEUS mm G9.,
127-129 William Street, NEW YORK CITY-
ESIAUI.1SIIE1I ias.
WITH S5SP!ISa5T. ajJP ' vS ri i? PfesSS B PHU -A.-C-- r-
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I I II
pud Kon't'onifftftO--" nreHOhrr.ntwUa
cr.r tl.o fr.IJo-xLTa--- AlllUis Hi
nt c GituiilHint-. vi3i-t's5 tr- Lunihsso.
ml ftn-t ervoi.e-vVV3? DeUilltr.OwiT
in?, li i 1 noy 1 I JT4S vmii. rJrroa
tur. lPfmnia, .71 V' Vattna of iha
1! fir. I)iB 7 uH. . now! by Inrii.
rrciion la inuili or MarriiflfLif. nil Dibeases pertwn-
1 stL.t!ioupn.ycrKnitioriian- .
i i ins In l.ATrsr anJGnE'.TEST ImrrorprcPTit rrvr
t tnali.unliittuiori(rtorliottier. . i.Tcrybajrof nn
J..ctrio mit wanti tho Lnteet-th! he will flnjt 'f2
(huli lr. ItJifffroranllotUtftBltlsaUTTIiiT
i:tt T, ui l ntucttn-n. vrltaicorirbvIt. Xlwi.m hh
Ii t-irpU! t rurUI hj I i.tri:WT. Th olecttic curwiit
j ma b '1 ekTEP by anyone Iwfore it is oi ilia to tn
I to!y, pn.l Itrorn ocly ix to tea honrs daily. If joa
I iUxftminftftishltyoawilibuynort.ir. Tohow
the Estikc Odnfidesce wo lavelnoorElwtro-ial-Tnilo
Ileitis nn-l AppllnnrtH !TI car No. 4 BU
I firap'f l 13 fTrironUtf 1 art k on Tllrty Paji Trlftb bnil
t-. ttotnjf'iroiirrr illntratil pfmphlet.
Try a r.ilr ofUr. flra' I IXTlllClMLkI, prlw 1 lrnilV
Tit OWEN EUCTRI8 BELT AN0 APPLIANCE CO-
Jt.utioD tbli P.prr.) (1".ci.bw.ti:d Jph. 161b, ItJT.l
C 20G North Broadway. ST. LOUIS. MO
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, XTtBS! Tint OKXiT POSITIVE
WOOD AND STONE PRESERVERS .!
0&RSGL1NEUSS AVENftHIUS;
ForTnoteftlnc your Fc-nct.ShInfiIpfi,Shdt Afrricnl
turji Ira- lementirndi.UwoO'Ifapftrtsrjelow ur shuro
he cround.nciiin.trotordrny. MerchauU wiping ,
1 1 Bvncy for iheir Connty wi.l rply to f ,
KIL.CCR HARDWARE CO St. Louie, Mo.
h'on Agents roK Mirsonti and itAyng
.- ; v.iv iifl ifna on
. it ,-t)i-.i.'ifftVM:
- -.i' fitl.i lr;t Ai.JJ.
. tit t-IIoH line
, . . M f unit ! fi-n on top
r,.sii.viKios?olts leister
-Tf:r: v;itP rnNTSirc-
f,ij.Uxl tiv p ialninnivf
: .u i rsM irifcrrralit-r.e.TiS
; , . : and ccoaomy rado
cent csmuiiiations Iicld there. A new
cvamiiKitioii v. ill bo lieM on the 1.1th
in-it. Tho L-oiiimission will tit.'irt v.est
th'.s weo!c to make ;i nuniber of iiive.-ti-ntions-.
Tlio privent eoiiiiiiissi.ia seems
I to bo ilcteimiiu'il to have the lawstrktly
cnforcoil, Boinetliin never tlone before.
I It is not possible to make su;h a hum-
bu of a law iH.jmlar, but it i.-i poincthiiiji
to know that it is bchis;, as far as the
Commissioners can coiu jl it. honotly
admini.stered.
Secretary Wimlmn i? not satWied with
tin' oi'itiio:i jriwn by ijolieitor Ileiburn
of tho Treasury doiiartnient that the
C.-.thnlic University of Amerien, to be
e-n.'iblibheil in this city cannot ena; n
corps of foreign instructors witliot vio
l.ilinjr the law prohibiting the iii.jKirl:--tion
ef alien labor nmler contract, and
has referred thc'iuestion to the Attorney
(.ieneral.
C!o".e! iTohn C. Kelton liar. b"cn ap
lyiintc.l A-ijutant-Gjner.il of tho Armv
to sucoeeil Geii. 11. C. Drum recently
placed on tho retired li: t.
The i'ri-sMcnt lias commuted tho pen-1
iov.vhii'h
a court martial rcuc-ntly found against
i."apt. (!cort;o A. Annes U. S. A. retired,
to confinement within such limits as the
riht to wear the uniform and ii:i;nia
.f his rank in the army for five years.
Capt. Amies was charged with conduct
uiiiiecoiiiiii an ufiiccr arid a gentleman.
Tlio jirincipal f-peciiications beinjr, in
tnidin upi n the ran'w of the inau;ural
p-irade, :i"d attempting to pull th
ntso of Gjv. I3eav r, in a Intel "ob
by. Annas is generally regarded as a
little more than half cracked, but his
war recir-1 was unusually brilliant one.
nr.u it lias puhe.t liim lliroii;li tevcral
"cr.inos as bad as this one.
Tiie federal ofjror-holdor sj;oken of
lat week as huvimr olTeied a toast to the
a i;a-:siaii of IVesid.-iit Linco'n, has ln'on
removed ar.d a KoodUepubliean appoint
ed in his place.
Aniens the small r.iimlier of appoint
ment:; made by the President last week
w.is one colored man - Chas. Hondley, of
Alexandria, who is made receiver of pub
1 e mon-Vs at Huntsville.AIab.ima. Ho
is principal of tho public schools i n 1
editor of the Gazette, at Iluntsville.
Gov. For.dcer's private secretary fpent
.-evcral days in Washington last week
and his pres"" C3 6tirted all sorts of
political t pjcul itions. Oao story that
FomUer had made up his mind that ho
woidd be a candidate for governor of
Ohio for the third time, and that ho had
sent his heeretnry here to acquaint the
President with his designs, and also to
urtre uj-o.i him tho necessity or appoint
ing certain frentlemen, friends of the
governor, to certain positions. How
much truth, if any, there is in the
story I have hen unaablo to direover.
Secretary lila'iio accompanied tho
Ili-iti-h miiiirl-T in a call o.n the Presi
dent, Saturday, for the pnr( use of con
veying t- hi;:: the sympathy of th
Queen of KnR!:::il for the American jieo
plo in tho preat tlood disaster. The
I'res'dent replied in a few littinff words.
P ibliu Printer Palmer expects to have
to furlough a number of his employs
ov.iiic to the exhausted ifindition of the
appropriation for this, the last quarter
of the liscal year. The now appropriation
will bo available.
PATENTS fIRAKTF.n
to citizens of Missouri during tho pa';t
week and rojiorted for this paer by C.
A. Snow & Co. Patent lawyers, Opp. U.
S. Patent, Oillee Washington. I). C.
(5. Akerson, Heston. btraw-earner.
J. H. I!irch. Plattiburs, Ionble-iointed j
p:n. U. i-. .'lapman. Kansas City.i.aiiie
irriT. -T. II. llespain, KnnsasCi'y.Polish
i:i cor.i;xiund. .1. W. Kvans, Kearney.
Han: tr::.w. V.. Guthrid'e, F.iyf-tto,
Wi rest re Ichor. J. W. .Johnson, Iiadue, '
Cultivator. J. II. Kn in.-. Fayoito. Fur
niture drawer. Ij. Middletor., Clarks- ;
ville. Water-wh.-el. Oirtez V. Puch, I
Vandalia, Bucsy top spring. Z. Randcl,
DeKaib, Washini; machine. K. D. Key-
noliK Nevada. Bi.-vcle. E. C. Taylor.
reflect and call to mind the ollice -ssekers
and oliicc-holdors that are now financial
v.iclIis aloni; life's devious track.
Alerit AVins.
Wo desire to say to our citizens, that
for jears we have lieen selling Dr. Kims
Xew Discovery for Consuniption, Dr.
Ivui s Acw Jjiio 1 ills, LucUien s Armi a
whatever the result of this canvass, if
Providence spared my lit?, I would see
this ii.ht out to the end. Why, this lit
skirnii;.h was just the first Hull Kun.
There will be no conation of hostilities
until wo drive this jxmor to its Apio
matox iiind take its tineoi.dititmal tur
render. These words ought to bo instructive to
timid people.
Fit.Iiuh Lcc's ltciuurknblo
Siiccvh.
Gov. Fitzhush Ixe's Alexandria
spcei'h is tho subject of much comment.
It l.-ears every evidence of having lieen
prepared with j;roat care and with a
clearly dclined purixise. Tiiat it was in
inspired by tho Confederate monument
dedication nobody for a moment imag
ines. Some shrewd observers seo a good
deal of politics in the effort. Gov. lice
Salvo and Electric Hitters, and hi.ve ' chooses a time when tho Centennial cele-
never handle;! rem .-me; that :e:I ai!wel!,c.r
that have -;ive:i such universal satih.c
tioa. Wo do not hesitate to Kua:a'iUe
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund tho purchase juice, if sr.ta-fac-tory
results do not follow their use.
Those remedies have won their great
popularity on their merits. Ki:ifr A.
Proud, Druggists.
bration has made all pertaining to Wash
ington fresh in public considcraiton. Ho
endeavors to foster in the minds of Vir
ginians and tho South the idea that
Robert E. Ijoo was another Washington
and that his causo was as just as Wash
ington's, and then by insinuation and in
ference ho tried to unload ujion Long
street the burden of responsibility for
the Confederacy's failure. He does this
not as eJiplr.ining a military mistake, but
as uncovering a Mibordinate General's
periidy. Gov. T.. it is insisted, planned
this speech to lire the hearts of Virgin-
ins, and to h"l! them solid in the
if Virgin PSST" inzz i D-'mocratiu rank.-. He glonned Ijco and
Xtii fiV.x?Alii!iHr.fl..-i: O.M'vs.KriVi.'ioir I ., . ,. , it. .-...,f
Jl?jLttil.tfrAVi?-i,. mT.-.virti-.i, the cause and blackened L.-oi:g.-treet
t wli'K- r.vil iilf.';ise u. is committed, not at
IIi::;i:v P. 1ii;i:-i:, secretary of state j
for Massachusetts, declares that, the!
southern iron Ileitis must become tho I
world's seat of that industry, and that
the next l!.1 yearn will witness a develop-!
meiit there
iiibtory.
surpassing alike belief :is
I '
making allotments of land, under the
.severalty act to the members of tho In
dian tribes throughout tho west. Mr.
Helt.the Assistant Indian Commissioner,
states that only those tribes aro selected
.vhero a willingness has been expressed
to hold the land in this way, or when in
the opinion of tho officials tho Indians
ire sufficiently civilized.
Under tho terms of the allotment act
a paten, is issued to the Indians for 1C0
acres each, or in case tr grazing land,
twice that quantity. This patent exists
for twenty-live years, when the fee sim
ple of the land is made out to tho In
dians. When an Indian gets a patent to
his land he becomes an American citicn
and entitled to all tho privileges of ac
American citizen. It includes, of course,
tho iuiortant privileges of voting, and
tho Indian vote has become quite an im
portant factor in iiolitics in tho west.
Patents to lands have been issued to In
dians from time to time under treaties,
so that with the additions to tho number
recently made under the severalty act
there are some lf,000 Indians who hold
patents to their lands. There are some
S0O0 allotments which havo been prepar
ed, but have not as yet been apprietL
As the work progresses the number of
patents increases with nrcat rapidity nnd
tho time is not far distant, it is thought
when Indian reservations will be practi
cally unknown. Tn cases where the In
dians on a reservation havo all mvheti
patents to land, tho balance of tho land
will bo purchased by the government
under agreement with tho Indians.
PrMET i& K,VASionwtMBSKilia I Gettysburg, but in accepting the results
SrSS ' the war when peace was restored and
HiKDERCORN3.
TbnnlTF,inrin.ftrroritf. Fti;uiU two. I!nni
comioic tothefit't. lie. nl Irti(.vi'- lllHOtXtyl'o-.XY.
-SITCONSUKIPTIVE
TTv. yim i'.m?.i. lm.m l.i'i., A.Uni'a. Indiiriliiinf Ik
PARKER'S OINGER TONIC. It I .w ciiral
tli- nt.rvt mifMini'l itiiet-t ihmiI fur all 1.M ftrHir.i?
from (icfcclivo nutiiil'-it. Title Iji Untu. oc and IIM.
Kwultinp from the Krrors of Tonth, Folly, Vice. Ig
norance, &&, cliv he cared at home wlthoat fail nr
exposare. lnfnlllble and C'onflilriiliRl. Iar:o
Treatise. 3(10 nxae. oalrtl brmaiI.9cilcd.DostpaiiL
8.nall book, triih enrlorwenienta of the presviree. t ter.
&ena uovr. Jiuiircro tiie x rvinnij .icuicat ihmiiuu;,
or Br. W.O.Fukcrt o.i Uallacli Su.Uoetoalata,
is now tust.uiiKig the Administration ci
Presiitcnt Harrison. Gov. Leo. it is fur
ther argued, must have felt tho neces
sity of some such desperate course as
this to hold tho ex-Confederates in the
Democratic party or ho never would
havo matlo such a speech. Usually he
has been a conservative, politic man.
Some even go so far as to say that the
speech was prompted by counselors be
hind him, and that he never conceived
tho idea of combining such a laudation
or tho Confederate, cause with such a
bitter attack upon Long.-trcct'a charae-
The IK'oresise in Drunkenness.
In 1S10 the total consumption of dis
tilled spirits iit the United States per
capita of imputation was 2.2.1 gallons;
in 1SS3 tho consumption had fallen oil
to 1.23 gallons per capita a reduction
in consumption of a little more than one
hair. This reduction hns been gradually
brought about bvr. great and beneficial
change iu the drinking habits of the na
tion. Instead of spirits, nino and beer
aro drank. In 1S10 tho consumption of
wine per capita was only half what it in
now, and the consuniption of beer pc r
capita was less than one-third of tho
present consuniption. Drunkenness hits
fallen oil with the decreased potency of
our drinks.
It is impossible to put a stop to drink
ing except by the repression of nn ap
petito that is universal. As tho appettto
can not be destroyed, the wisest friends
of tempo'anco are glad to promote tlm
change- from spirits to less deadly xta
tions. It is o;io of the most lamentable
eiTects of prohibition that it compels a
return to use of whisky and other distill
ed liquors which aro more readily
portab., more easily concealed ami bet
ter ad lpted to furtive :iud.t:;;!:iivful traffic-.-
Ex.
Fob simplicity, durability, ease of
management and capacity for work, tho
Ijight Kuuning Xew Homo has no rival,
and the happy ixisse.isor of ono has tho
very best the world ullord.
PARKER'S
HAin BALSAM
Cleanse ai.-l beau title the hair.
Promotcia luxuriant crowth.
Never Fails io Rettera Cray
I Hair ti ill Vanlhfi:! Color.
, Prevent I 'm-lnrc fln-1 hair falltnc
pf. n.P'1 11 i"m i niL-visTw.
ft
RHEUAlATIG'Lte
S;iulicPaiusJB
l.lM'iliililtie Srintlr. hlii'otlliK. Shi:raml
Miisi'iilar l'iiins :.inl Wcuiit-iit-. Hack Aflif,
I'li'tliii' ami ('Iii'.it I'nir.t.rt ln-veil i" 1 iinmili't'v
USt Cfilinnra Auti-Fain Piaster l!:s
.,'! in.i ,nf ....'..iii ii:iin-kii:hi strt'iicllienui':
nin'-t'-r. .1 fur Sl.' At ilrupsitK. it il
I'l.TTHl: llltl li AMt 1II"..MIC.M. ., Ulisloll.
DIM ris-U" ..ll:t.Mi'-:ils.-!i:i5'l'' '1 HitilDI CC
rlliliiyi iii fi.rt'ii liyCulifura S"tip.r i-1-"
ft
CURE.
ASTHMA
CjuiS, Crouu al CGSisi Cells.
TVcmnCTitV'l hy PIitsIshs p1 eM Ting
gtu tLJtisliout tue w)fl'l. bend for i rcc harapJa.
HI32HOD MAIiUFG CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
101 FULTON ST., NEW YORK.
IRES
Hit Xsc Wasn't Plumb.
I havo been making a study of noses
lately, and really it's astonishing to lind
how largo a proportion of tho noses aro
aro twisted to ono side or tho other. Try
to tiud tho median lino of a tierson's faco
by tracing it from the tip of his nose and
see how vou coaio out! Jlany people
who imagine that their noses are jiorfect
ly straight would lind by a close exam
ination that those appendage gee or haw
a little- perhaps to their amusement and
maybe to their chagrin.
A Portland dentist tells a story to tho
Ioint. Says he: "After 1 had fitted a
set of false teeth to n lady, she exclaim
ed, "Why! you havn't got tho middle of
the set in the middle of my face!'
I looked again and thought I had.
"IJut just look at my nose!" said sho.
"Tho millo of the set is certainly not in
lino with tho niiddlo of my nose."
"That may be," said I, '.but jour noso
,
'Do you ir.ean to tell me that my nose
ain't s-traight;"
"I think vou will iiind that such is tho
case.
"I low much is your bill? I'll pay it,
and you can keep your oltl teeth."
"She paid tho bill, throw down thesct.
and Hounced out, ns angry as an angry
woman could be. She went homo, Iter
friends toltl her how foolish she was, she
lay awake all night, and tho nest day
came back apologized and had her work
tinibhed."
33c HIRES' IMPROVED tse
ROOT BEER!
in liquid n033iiinc easiy made
tki:pa:kace makes five cailcns
'
EER
1ft No Iwo-whrclcirt ct kv'.n twn It J
co,-ti m fit-o fruin put (rurn t-f t.s1I CJ.L
1'l.f itriri;i rin nut t-reak or w-.ftUi fy ',. tM
At-. ixiiMirnrtiiv!'. prmitHC'ird lutb" u
i -mTIKIJ.V KliKM; 'tilt. W1.IC1M i
or.tctr.'ricntiya:idi.AMT.(4l!i. 1-' ms-r.-ly
ftn.lMI.watur.hoUtc!iitarv'.trT.?r.. ntcuH
i:i:i r. --a.'j
..rr c: itg
no: r
HKPI.I
mint it l !lotrIrrrrfctl.. AtTo.u-i.i.i. r g
f.Tit ATnUnlsto.iLavini?it. I'liinM o.t rT'ui K
IHr-Lmown.lnw, carft iHycratt-lo.. r-.ci.; t
olS3. Tradoprlcq30teiloaM'Pi.cf n. r
rrirj nrt.. tVSarahslitown. town s
JIumansville. Filling teeth. V. P.
V.'Hk.-man. Kan.-.i'j City, Hinder. II. A. !
V right. Spring Garden, Fiood-gatc. ,
IJuelilcii's Arnica Salve. !
Thi mo APPBT121NO nd WBOUSOICB
TtMPEBANCE DRINK In th world. TBTTT.
Ask jour Droeglt or Orocar for It. Jt,
C. E. HIRES.IPHIUADELPHIA.
Trustee's Sale.
V,"hcrpp., -I. I.. Jo''iiitmi nni! "t. M.
.Inlin-
.tiiii. Iii" if", ' tnsir -fn.i.n iircti tn ir.iM.
LUml mi tiie :li iit Ans-iil. WT, itiitl re-
Tlie best sr.lvo in tho world for Cuts,
lSruises. Sires. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Hands, i-oplnl amonit nmrteav!'- ""! ; HyU Ctiiin
Chilblains Corns and ail Skin Eruptions, g'.KM
and jHisitively cures Piles, or no pay ro- ,scrii,ea r-al t-i.'.te, m-mi.
ijuiretl. It is guaranteed to give perfect I A)) r it it) M-tn in Uok Iflii iv in the
K.'itisf.ii't!on. or mont'V refunded. Price , uniriiul i.lat ff Uie lov ii ol Ci-is, Hult Cuuiity,
"-.cents per box. For sale by lung & i,l,v""Iri- , , .,
I T,1 Wliieh ;tl.l ciKivey.iiirf v.a niinlc in tni't tn
1 rouu. seonri" the irmni-iit "t a crtani ir.iiniiiirv
i I ....... : -.,r.t ..il'ii., .1 an. I rilu-il -
St. Louis Globe-Democrat: President mi wh.-fra-t, tlclanll Ha ln maac !i tiie pa-
I tt .i: .1 :...1. ; infill it tll lion-: i'i
11.11 1 i.T" in- j'.i... ' r. K,-' . "r. - -" sj
' his appointments to federal othcas in tiie
Scntch Provcrlis.
Better.Ueep woll than make well.
Birth's go--!; but breeding's better.
A gude word is as soon said an u ill.
Tako a pint and "gree; tho law's costly.
Bo tho saino thing that jo would be
called.
Every man at forty is n fool or a physi
ciaii. A dog winna growl if yo fell him wi' a
bone.
lit is worth no weal that-can bide no
woe
Far sought and dear bought is good for
ladies.
Fiddler's dogs and fleas como to a feast
uncalled.
He that winna when he may, ahanna
when he wad.
Fuir words break never a bono; foul
words many a one.
Livestock Xotes.
Feeding in sheep hu&bandry is like
any other problem in livo stock. How
ever good tlio breed, without good caro
and feeding, they uiubt necessarily do
generate. Colorado; Xew Mexico, and Southern
Utah, have ten millions of sheep. Seven
millions of them are coarse-wooled ani
mals; Colorado has not less than a mil
lion and a half of lino and well bred
sheep.
Jlontana has a population of 130XX);
cattle, 1,IH0,(X; hor.',c-K, lflOXW; sheep,
2,CW,iKV. Wool produced last year
OlOJtti; auxsKud value of prtipurty, tt:,
JiSVXO. There aro llHXywO acres un
r.urveyed in the territory.
There is nn advantage in feeding grain
or any other rich footls,if il; ne jiidic.o is
ly, that tho analytical tables of value
give no hint of. Th concentrated foods,
if fed with others, v. ill not so overload
the stomach, and a greater proportion
may therefore go to reiiir waste, build
up frame anil t:sue,or convert into milk,
meat, or wool. Foods of low nutritive
vidu", nr. for example, i.traw, should bo.
avoided. It is not possible for most stock
to oat nough of them to get the nutrition
11. I!OFF3!AXX,
Franco Cc. & Fcrc-sl Ciiy. iVio.
Attorney
ios Iri:it is Nltrt'l.
I '.it V )i' .. i'l'
Si .1. ;. JIti.
Ht I ii ii to-
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
BAIN, VARNEY & CO.'S
ui iiti nRQWN
BCOT IM TUC m pi m 'section.
! wokldTOLLUU
soi,th. In this matter it is difficult to
please bth parties, and it is not ceces-sarj-
that both parties should lie pleased.
f A IV A TIT A IV The president s selections m the soutn,
03JlAlfXdil linu-.Tpr seem to have been well receiv
ed by tho representative people pi mat.
ufji'im. Tiif tlemoerAtif! mliticians do
LEAVENWORTH, KS. : them' but lhi3 b a !Wiut iu the!r
t,Vrr"'"il T VVJir.Igi: thev need for living, much less for thriv-
IHPIll "I 1.111 -il"". 1-" '" -t' , , , , I. " 1 tz.
ii -ii'M tn:tf, ai w !"' "i ti- i'a'ii uuiu- j ing can prouu
f ml saiil note, will in
FKIUAY.TIIE SfTll HAY OF .11 -V K,..I ,l"i,
titttirni.il tli, hmirs lif 1PI1 oVlMk in Ihf fort'
noon ami fnur ti'tlcfk in theuflfriit'unif that
tlav.at the Court II.-i.m- tl-ir in ll! City of Or
con. County nl ll"!t nail Mate of Mlsnnri. Ir
Srcordaner with Hit 'emu of saiil tlfeil oftrntt.
procteil : S'H the real r itat". ahv tletmetl.
at HiMI vt iulne In llif Uiirhetl liitWor f"rc:ivli.
tor th Tnn("-e of sjtiifjiitr the d-lit In siM
tl'.l of trust mentioned. ttMf-lhiTwitJi interct
ami ct'. J. W. 11AI.N, Tru?tte.
E.J. Kellosg, Attorney.
C0SSUMPTI05 8TJBELT CURED.
To TflB Editor Please Inforrirotir read
er! that I hare a txi:iteremedyIortLeaboire
uamed dliease. ISf its llnislr use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be clad to send two bottle of my reme
dy fkkb to any of j our readers who have con -sumption
if. they will send me their express
and post ofTico address. Resfftfiiiv
I. A. SUOCCU. il- C 141 1'tarl at., INer." Yott
Flnx Ktii.stnsr.
Much is being Eaid about the profi
tableness of flax raising and the neglect
of the farmers of this country of this in
dustry, for which tho soil and elimato is
so well adapted in many sections. Prob
ably tho reason our fins culture is so
limited is the fact that after you have
raised your crop, the soil doing most of
tho work to that point, human labor for
pnllipg, breaking, bleaching and spin
ning, is a very important feature. If tho
Has straw could be seized upon by a big
machine and turned into thread or cloth
in an cspedilious manner, flax would
soon become one of tho great staples of
tho agricultural communities of tho
United States. But because there is a
long and tedious process to bo carried on
by manual labor, and that labor must be
very cheap to competo.with tho labor of
Europe, tho cultivation of flax as a fiber
has never nourished in this country and
jwssibly neter will until in course of
timo labor is as plentiful and cheap here
as in foreign lands.
After tn years exdarire tale, em nosr bo
obtained of nil Drnrfrtil and Dealers In Medi
cines. It CUKfc-S-take notice-not simply helps
but CUItKS I.IVF.K CoaPLAITNT,
BUtoaanaM nod ssjrspvpala.
lai-tticUyTesetb!vrepartloiind trill
CDI:l; HiUW, and all Malacul. troaMen.
Dr. S. II. Wi?, of lioston, Ky. whs :
"Hare practiced medicine 15 yeira, and ll.i-l lo
equal to ilsnoixE as a IJvrr Uesn'ator."
Dr. tV. A. Maker, of Madi-on, Fit, eay. :
"A bottle of IlEttntXB It with more tuua
$i.J wur.ii of Quinine In anr family "
Acting on the Mver In adiffenn: iray from
any other meiliriiie; it in a positive curt-.r
Chronic Conntlpation and la cheaper than lilt.
Iw pecuilir compoeltlon le enfh, tla've
jjaraiitee to cure anycae of Ibdlsa&dFetcr
or MUion Fver wllh one bottle.
It ct bnt 75 ceol and each bollle cen
tnlnoveriJ aerarje iiM, jnikioz tbo cot
lees than tvro eenta a rtoa. WouM jiua't
for cheaper medicine Itlsnotacurfoll. Hit
Trill enre anr I.lvcr. BlliSIB or Mala
rial Coinplnint. MaanfsjB'i il hy
Tlio norblxto Co.,
(SnccesMrs to Wm.CoDUCll.) Mi. KadIm. Mo.
SI
2.
-CaTeah), and Trade-5lrks obtained, and ail Fal
ent bnalnera condacted for Mooikati Fee.
Ou Orricc t Oprosrrt o. 8. PMtrrr Orricc
.sad wecanMCine Uit JnlcwttioielUiii
remote from Wa-htnTon.
hend moilel. driwinjr or photo., with dewrip-
tion. We adrifC. if iitcntaMe or net. free of
charge. Our fee not doe till pal cut l rt-enrcd.
A PaaiwtLrT. "now to Obtain Fttonts" ith
names or aerial clients in your Stale, conaty. ox
town, sunt free Addrcai,
C.A.SNOW&CO,
of. ft:it Omn. Waa:orc, O. r-