Chetopa Advance from Chetopa, Kansas • Page 4

tin? history the prohibition law." wlioin there is nn complaint oy mono 1,1. K. Codding is attorney the THE CHETOPA ADVANCE 3 7TJ1AS9 CIS. Kansas State Temperance Union and is assisting county at torneys in all parts the state in enforcing the prohibi tion law. who know him best and who is Very near ttie hearts (if the farmers of Labette county, while Puce is near the heart of the Katy railroad.

Nance vs. Oradfield: Nance, who has had Iodk experience in clerical work, Paul Jones, PubHshcr. MORE STOVES I also beg to call your attention to the following letter from Mr. C. W.

Trickett, assistant attorney general of while his opponent it lacking in that Wyandotte county, the original of Trmm of Subscription. One year. If paid In advance -I Rlimonnln. Blufrle coplet, 1.00 SO 05 which I have in uiy possession: experience. Kansas City, Kansas, Sept.

58, liowman vs. Uottorf. No one has Many have inquired whether the state Official Paper of the City. reason to doubt Howman's sincerity and he has been atnontfthe peolpe of administration is in sympathy with the enforcement of the prohibition law tins county. Under the statute of the state all assistants are appointed the county enough to know he will make the same good record as 1900.

FRIDAY, NOV. by the attorney general and not by the overnor. No one who knows (lovernor Hoch has done. Townsend vs. Maser: Allen Town- can for one moment doubt Ins full Entered atOhotopaP.

O. a2nd olasR matter ympathy with the enforcement of the send is a man in whom everyone ARRIVING DAILY and all kinds of Stoves on hands now, Coal Wood and Gas. We also have a very large stock of Stove Pipe, Coal Hods, Stove Boards, Oil Cloth, Squares and Binding. Don't forget we are agents for the Famous Round Oak Stoves, Monarch Malleable Range, Direct Action Gas Range iwb, and especially the prohibitory finds a true friend and ns highly aw. competent a person as can be found.

In my judgment the cause of tem Littleton vs. Romine: Littleton perance will be advanced and enforcement of the law better assured by the has done more than twice as much lection of Governor Hoch than by his for his district in one-half the time feat. Signed W. O. Tkickktt, Assistant Attorney General, Wyan as has Romine.

dotte County. Miss Injrlish vs. McColey: Miss I he above facts are respectfully sub mitted, VV. A. CuAWFOim, Member of the Kansas Conference, REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Chief Justice A Johnson For Asjrielftto Justices A Murch, Slim Porter and 0 OravoB For Ciovurnor Kit ward Much For Lieutenant Oorornor WJ Fitzgerald For Secretary of State Denton For Slate Treasurer Mark Tulley For Auditor or Stale Nation For Attorney General treil Jackson For StatcSuncrlntunUciil Public Instruction Kalrdilld For State Superintendent of Charles llurupa For Kill I road OimmlsslonerH Geo VI Kanaval. Frank ltyau and C'has Uyker For Slate Printer A McNeill For Congressman 4lli Dlstr let. Miller COUNTY TICK KT. Fur Probate Samuel Uownian Methodist Episcopal Church. Insist) a cultured and highly educated lady, who lias had the-experience with school childreniand who knows their needs best.

Suffer From Kidney Troubles? Our high school trustees, coroner We guarantee one bottle of Smith's and surveyor, neither, are inferior Sure kidney Cure to benefit or cure, or H.W.Snith&Soi to those of the Democrats. your druggist will refund your money. 'rice 50c by 1' J. Cunningham. Last, but not least (only in stat ure) Lehman vs.

Carlton: Lehman, a man who has had some law-enact- For Clerk District Court Edwin Potts CALL US UP FOR Melrose Notes W. D. Jarrett aud daughter Miss ng experience, who is alert and Dot, of Melroso were in the city, Sat PLUMBING AND GAS-PITTING watchful, and who favors no pets. We ask again, where does superiority come in? It is never found in the Democratic party; and as a sug urday, and made the Advance a pleasant call. For Kcfrlster of Deeds 8 Nance For County Attorney A A Osgood For Superintendent of I'ubllo Instruction Miss Belle dullish For Sheriff Allen McDonald For Treasurer Guy For Surveyor Jluyless For Coroner II Smiley For Commissioner, 1st L.

C. Taylor of Melrose has been hauling wheat to town the past week. gestion, let us say that the Democrats induced the Republicans in John Headley and son of Melrose Littleton 180:2 to go off after their false as For High School Trustees: have hauled Beveral loads of wheat to town lately. 1st Com District lloll.cn 2nd Com District WW llradbury Bomhouser Bros sertions and doctrines. lo our sorrow, we went.

Will wc repeat Mrs. Jesse Amos of near Melrose Com District Woods the crime of No! died very suddenly, Wednesday even ing. quite so well. Torn Beck is busy hauling wheat to town this week. J.

H. Allen mid son, Clarence, were in the city from Melrose, Wednesday. Mr. aud Mrs. Hardman of Meliwe were in t-f i dnesdav, transacting b.tsiues: with our merchants.

eat Mar For Congressman, llrd District Keep the bowels open when you have Campbell The little flve-year-old daughter of For Representative, "Hth District a cold and use a good remedy to allay the inflamation of the mucous mem Oscar Stone of near Melrose, died Hlgmund Lehman Tuesday. branes. The best is Kennedy Laxa Mr. Dill of Melrose had the misfor tive Honey and Tar. It contains opiati'H, moves the bowels, drives out the cold.

Is reliable and tastes good. Sold by Uersbnm Drug and Hook store. Dr. Littleton is making a clean' honest race for commissioner and Having bought the T. Tevault Meat Market we are prepared to furnish you choice meat of all kinds, Canned Goods at cost in order to close out.

Your patronage solicited. tune to lose his watch while out hunt ing, Tuesday. not carrviiiir around a bottle of Smith's Sure Kidney Cure. The only guaranteed kiduey remedy. Buy it try it it costs von nothing if it fails.

Price due by F. ,1. Cunningham whiskey in order to influence voters Mrs. licck of Melrose, who has been his way. sick for some time, is reported not AROUND ABOUT US.

it ii ih The Democrats are now trying to flirt with the Prohis. This is about like a billy-coat making love to a THE BALLOT, HOW TO VOTE Oswego has passed an occupation butterfly. One is about as capric ious as the other. First. If you desire to vote a straight party ticket, make a cross mark in the circle on the ticket vou wish to tax.

vote and nowhere else on the ballot. Those who know Judge Flan- Parsons will have the next annual Second. If you prefer not to vote a straight party ticket, but wish to vote for a maioritv of the candidates nelly's opponent, do not fear the A. II. T.

A. meeting. Judge's defeat. He will be re-elect on any party ticket, make a cross mark in the circle as before, and then make a cross mark in the square to the right of the names of such other candidates as you wish to vote for, found under any other party name. ed by the biggest majority givea any judge in the state Jhira.

If you prefer not to vote any party ticket, then make the cross mark in the square to the right of the Burglers got in their worh in Mound Valley last week. names of such candidates as you wish to vote for and nowhere else on the ballot. There are people in various places Fourth. If you desire to vote for a name not on the ballot, write the name in the blank column and make a in Romine's district who have heard Monday morning about 9:30 cross A marK tue square to the rignt or such namo, o'clock fire was discovered in the If you tear, deface or wrongly mark this ballot, return it to the judges and receive another. him soy before he received this last nomination at the hands of tno Democrats that he was not a Democrat, hay mow of Lee Jackson's barn, sit uated in the south part of the city.

nor never was. Iu order to be elected now, he is silent on that subject just lotting them think he is and has When discovered it was beyond control, and was just coming through been loyal to the party. the roof, and all that could be done was to keep it from spreading to A vote for representative in con adjacent buildings. A mare and gress means much, and when you three calves were in the building at vote for representative to the legis lature, to represent the 28th dis the time, but they were gotten out safely. The mow had just been filled up with baled hay, and the corn- trict, you vote for a United States senator at the same time and he in turn casts his vote for those nation crib was full of corn.

The wind was al questions that mean prosperity not blowing at the time, which was or stagnation in business of this I desire to vote a straight I desire to vote a straight great country. It has been the his I desire to vote a straight Republican ticket, as shown a fortunate circumstance, and made it comparatively easy to keep the Socialist ticket, as shown by the cross mark in the circle tory of the nation for the Democrats Democratic ticket, as shown by the cross mark in the circle thereon, except as to bring on that depression of bust tiro from spreading with the limited by the cross mark in the circle thereon, except as thereon, except as otherwise ness anairs eacn time tney were in means at hand for fire-fighting pur power. By easting your vote fo otherwise indicated by the poses. The loss is estimated at $500, Brady aud Carlton, you say let us otherwise indicated by the cross mark opposite the indicated by the cross mark opposite the names of other candidates elsewhere on the ballot. with $200 insurance.

Welch Watch man. have more soup mado with th shank bone boiled ovor. By castin cross mark opposite the names of other candidates elsewhere on the ballot. names of other candidates your vote for Campbell and Lehman elsewhere on the ballot Famous Strike Breakers, you say the menu shall be surloin The most famous stride breakers in hot buscuit aud brown gravy. the land are Dj.

King's New Life Pills, When liver and bowels go on strike they quickly settle the trouble, and the purifying work goes riirht on Hest cure for constipation, headache ami dizziness. 25c at Dersham Drug aim uook store. LETTER TO W. PARMELE, SEC RETARY CIVIC LEAGUE. I desire to submit for your consider The Democrats are now saying they cannot expect to win in the county without the support of the Republicans.

Why are they asking for such support? They claim superiority of candidates, which is so thin that no Republican voter should consider for a secoud. Commence if you please with the candidates for judge Flannelley vs. Rossiter. The Republican, a judg who is impartial in his decisions; the other, supported by jointists asd law violators. Osgood vs.

Pile; Osgood, a lawyer ation au article which appeared in the SOCIALIST TICKET. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. BLAHK COLUMN. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Kansas City Times and Star of Aug.

27 1 his article is given as it appeared in the papers named, heading and all For Justices of the Peace, For Justices of the Peace For Justices of the Peace, For Justices of the Peace, and is as follows: AS TO IIOCU AND PROUIHITION DE II RYAN TEDDY ROOSEVELT An Abilene Speaker Said the Governor of experience and a record of strict II us Done Much for Prohi-, bition, Abilene, Aug. 27. "What has Governor Hoch done for law enforce nient in Kansas," asked the liev, S. 12. Hetts of J.

K. Codding, an attorney Foi Coustables, For Constables who spoue on temperance worn Kunsas here last night. For Constables, For Constables, "Governor lloch," Mr. Codding re adherence to duty; Pile, an amateur without experience. McDonald vs.

Holmes; McDonald, a man of nerve and principle and who would not trade his ticket for any consideration, while Holmes is willing to sacrilice the ticket in order to promote his own personal interests. Potts vs. Goudy; Potts, an expert at handling the records of the dis-triat clerk's office, while Goudy is expert in calling out "next!" Call vs. Pace; Call, a man against plied, "has responded to every reques of the State Temperance Union for ELMORE Wu HEARST assistance in its tight for law enforce HOOKER WASUlNiTON. incut in Kansas, aud has answered every reasonable appeal for aid ill their struggle to get rid of the Kansas 'joint'.

More has been accomplished aloug the lines of practical law enforcement in this state during his administration than in any two years of.