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ferciiec upo" 'a hich liiiiiis the rit-e -aid for silver to 1 for 371 prams. Or. to have, the coined dollar contain 'X0 thou-andtlis pure So the bill as a give. I upon in conference is based upon the mine product a TORS TT'QIR, 1 Aug-is jsss.) (rat K. T.

T171K TABLE. i.olNO Suiril. FM.nyr Iraresat p. ill. l.cal lreii'ln a.

m. trough fitir'lil at 6 p. In. OOIN" SOUTH. Tassensrer leaves Ht p.

Local Irc'-rtit leave at p. in. Through freight leavm at 10:12, a. in. Tickets for all principil points rat, we-t.

north or south. T. J. JlARmiE, Apt, in CTJLr StGZS. ar they are there for you and The good things we refer to are everybody.

The Only Double Rubber IN EXISTENCE! PEOl'Lli'S TICKET. instead of the mint r-tandard a very imj)ortant fact. The ncit feature Uthe excision of the bullion redemption clause. We iil try and make thi plain: It will he seen that it is not proposed to coin all the silver purchased. The secretary of the treasury is reiji'ired to have (KI of the ounces coined md certilicates issued for the balance.

By the house bill these certificates wlieu presented fur redemption are redeemable in bullion, which had the cficet, or could be made to have the effect, of makinjr it simply a commodity thereby reducing silver below gold or, as the friends of silver say degrading it. THINGS in Groceris.j jgGOOD THINGS in Queensware and blasswareJf -i)GOOD TNINGS in Candies and Xuts.J WHERE ALL IS GOOUD The buyer cannot go astray. -Ve make it a point to keep nothing but the best. DO A GOOD THING For yourself and try us on GOODS ard ZSIC-BS. I am now prepared to furnish the people with the IHailGaG Washer---the best Wash ing Machine on earth.

I guarantee it to remove ever7 stain that can be taken out of a garment on a rubbing-board it; less than one-fourth of the time. Frank F. Flickinger. The conference agreement, however, make? these silver certificates redeeni- For Omnty Attorney, ED. S.

WATFK IJUKY, of Emporia. For Probate JOSEPH ITiOIST, of Fremont Tp. For Clerk of rhe District Court, MARSHALL Center Tp. ForCounty Supt. Instruction.

A. A. of I'ike Tp. For C'oiiiiv r. A.

A. HICKOX.of Pik'Tp. For Representative, District, J. C. WATSON, A Emporia Tp.

For Representative, 55ili District, LEVI DUMBAl LI. of Eimendaro Tp. For County Commis-ioner. 1st Distiict, O. WIIAKTOX, of Emporia Tp.

or silver coin. able in coin in rnp I CHALLENGE Till! STAT ft IIAUTFORD Ml! 9 rffe rTTo Heat It, and will sell them to you on Six Weeks' Trial. Don't buy a machine until you have tried this one. This takes the commodity coloring out of the bill and makes the whole ounces per month not only money but currency. And to make no mi-take or have no doubt as to the intent of congress, these words are used in the bill: -It being the established policy of the Uiiiltd States to maintain the two metals on a parity with one another Fill I IP i tM 1 1 mint tt Sv in I at Capital, $50,000 Geo.

Coonrod. IIMTFORD NEWS. KANSAS. IIAKTIORD, upou the present bgal ratio, or such rati ns may be provided by law. The result of this conference agreement, then, in a particular sense, i to make Transacts a general Banking business.

Interest allowed on Time Deposits. G. W. President; E. D.

MoMiKit, Vice-Fresi lent; Frank Cashier; Jno. W. Strattox, Ass't Ca-hiei THURSDAY. JULY 21. ISfO.

her California has a shortage wheat crop this year. Directors. --Messrs. II. J.

A'tum Wi nter, i. Sutton, Alf. Robert. arilnei, -I. M.

ilso per. -Jno. Slrattoii, K. L. Molier: Frauk lluciicr.

There are now post offices in the country, an increase of iu ten years. Having purchased of Hamilton Co. the entire stock of FURNITURE, the product of our own silver mines the annual silver crop of the United States legal tender money. This allows an annual increase of ounces, or a dollar to every 371 grains ot silver or adds over a year to the circulating currency of the country. We can congratulate ourselves and the country on the practical restoration of the equity of silver and annua! increase the volume of cur-rercy equal to the product of the silver mines.

Worth lighting for. K. C. Journal. See the Buckeye before Purchasing.

HARTFORD HARDWARE CO. now to talk Farmers are too B. Holt Sou, politics, but they are doing a deal of thin kin g. They will be well poed as to candidates who will represent their interests before November. Cleburne Tribunt.

Wall Paper, Curtains, Undertaking Goods, consisting of Coffins, Caskets, Ladies' rnd Gent's Robes and Trimmings of all descriptions, We arc now prepared to sell goods as Low as the Lowest. t'ST Call ami Examine Goods and (jet Prices. II. E. HOLLO WAY, Asrent.

Hartford, Kansas. It is said that the thirty machines used in the census ofliee at Washington for counting the population, work with clock-like accuracy, and count from one to twenty persons each time a small ivory key is touched. The machine looks like an upright piano in a polished oak case, and has a keyboard like that of a typewriter. Most of the machines are worked by girls, and they are able to count accurately one milbon names a dav. DEUGGISTS! -Z-A FULL LINE OF Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Stationery and Drucrcrist's Sundries.

SATISFACTION IT AR ANTEE CO-OMTTO STORE! G-roceries? Xolocco, Cigars, FINE FLOURS A SPECIALTY. IIWIIEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. Rernember the place, 1st door east of Bank, Exchange Ave. It may be compared to a party of tout ists about to start down a stream in boat, if they were to make a solem: pledge to each other that they would lei their boat be guided entirely by the cur rent; that no matter iiow swift the rapids or how dangerous the rocks and snags over which they may be driven, or over what precipices or among how manv breakers thev may be carried. hi fx tM IS Frnm the National Kepublican There were no white inhabilants of Kansas iu ISoO.

In 18o6 there were less than 10.000. In 1G0 there were 107.000. In 1.HG1 she was admitted into the Union. In lO there were tWi.Ooo inhabitants within her borders. In there are probably not less than 2 minion.

From the Missouri state line on the east to the Colorado liue on the west, from the 37th to the 40th degree of north latitude, the land is f.lled with a happy and a prosperous and a virtuous people. There is a church in every hamlet, a school house on every hillock, and the golden tas-seled maize waves its amber locks in the summer breezes where the buffalo wallowed and the cayote drank. The crack of the huntei's rifle has given place to the chime of the church bell and the smoke from the half a million happy firesides has replaced the solitary traj r.er's fire. Where the Indian scalped bis enemy the clergyman preaches Christ, and the war dar.ee of the aborigine has retired before the communion table of the Christian. Where, the beaver built his dam the saw and grist mill now stand aud populous cities, rich in all the fruits of the nineteenth century civilization, occupy the former cities of prairie dog villages.

Westward the star of empire indeed has taken its way and its brightest beams are thrown with most effulgent splendor over the magnificent area of Kansas. they would in no way interfere itii the direction of the boat but would accept 1 ir 1 aha i I A-nnnniinin a An DUDLEY BROS. DEALERS IX Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Wagons, Buggies and Agricultural Implements. iil 11c tui uwc ui 1 llll Mil! Then1 were in the temperance mass meeting at Topeka last week 3,100 accredited delegates, representing 'J'J of the 106 ccuniies Kansas. In the resubmission convention, which tried to btildoze Governor Humphrey, there y.ere 1:5 delegates, representing nine counties.

Figures don't lie, and that is the difference between them and the kickers ho ay that Kansas is tired of prohibition. K. C. Starr. Let a man once get down and there is alwas some one ready to give him a kick, ito matter how hard he is trying to get up.

We wender why it is that some people lore so much more to find evil than good in a persou A uoble character is to them as a white-washed fence, against which they delight to throw mud. They see a rent in a garment, their impulse is to tear it more. Let a man have a llaw in his character and liis neighbors will talk it into a crime, or try to. Meddlesome gossipers, what you gain by it? What is your reward? Ex. 4 what might happen in contented resignation.

So member is requested to join in any particular enterprise. Each member may join in any or all or none of the undertakings as suits himself. hile organized primarily for the special work of farmers, the association stands ready to join with all others iu work for the common elfare of all. Geo. Schenck.

Country Troduce taken in exchange for Goods. Become in and get OUR FRICES. We sell to all alike. WALIIE CLAEH, Agents for the Halladay Wind-Mill and Shuttler Wagon. W.

D. Taylor, Restaurant anil Ice Cream Parlor- 4th DOOR EAST OF HARTFORD BANK. Or. -W. nE-'XIIsr, Propr- Thousands of dollars worth of chickens are destroyed by Cholera every year.

It is more fatal to them than all other diseases combined. But the discovery of a liquid remedy that positively destroys the Microbes has been made. Half of the young chickens are killed by Microbes before they are fryers. A 50-cent bottle is enough for 100 chickens. It is guaranteed.

If, after using two-thirds of a bottle you are not satisfied with it as a cure for Cholera, return it to the druggist from whom you purchased it, and he w3 refund your money. W. B. HOLT SON. aai Wo Born To Mr.

and Mrs Louis Mid-dlebusher; July 11th, l.t0, one girl, weight 7J poiiuds, and one boy, weight 8 pounds. We can't find language adiquatc to describe the mental, mora! and physical condition of the father of thoe little newcomers. If some one would tell Louis that he had kicked the moon over, upset the universe an 1 spilled out the stars he would probably believe it aud think it not half as wonderful as tiiose babies. As for Mrs. Middlebushcr, she looks as proud and happy as if she were Queen of Kansas.

Lebo Courier. The HI. A. From the T.e Uepo; ar. There is much discussion at the present time as to the object and proper field of action of this association, and especially as to whether it is a political organization.

My idea of it is iu brief as follows: The declaration of purposes only serves to particularize what is described iu the nanio Farmers' Mutual IJenetit Aass-- INSURANCE Tlir IIoue Ii-kare Rl. Washington-, 1. C. July 22. Immediately alter the rvadhig of the Journal the voting began on the original package bill.

The first vote was cn the Adams substitute, defining original packages. It was losi. to 175. The house then proceeded to vote on the house substitute for the seuate bill. The following is the house measure: THE SlIiSTITUTE.

That whenever any article of commerce is imported into any state, from Ice Cream, Lemonade, Milkshake and Ciders. Meals and Lunch served at All Hours. Fresh Bread Always on Hand. fcSyMv place of business will always be found a respectable place for Ladies and Gentlemen. Your patronage respectfully solicited.

Represents the. following companies: Ehler F. M. Rainer, of Top-ka, secy. short, rulx business with the peaceful ciation.

Is it a political organization? I answer by asking. Is it a mercantile association? Is it an insura ice com ASSETS. of the Church Extension Society of tin-Christian Church, who travels nearly all over the United States dedicating churches, is expected to arrive in Hartford on the noon train Saturday. He pursuits of farming and as a natural con sequence make a conipleto lailn-e of all A Fakjieu. PI102XIX.

17,754 will preach for the First Christian The county commissioners have decided to build a jail and made the nec Church Sunday at 11 clock, tie is w-fc. "iiiivi. TmmX vja. Wiai. vAA i REAL ESTATE, essary order to carry out the project.

pany? Is it a fine stock association? Is it an educational society? It is neither one nor the other, but all and more. Farmers must buy and sell, must have their property insured, must raise good stock and must kt-ep up with the times in acquiring knowledge. The association is simply a combination of farmers for mutual assistance in any or all of the ways which the reqnirraents ol their occupation indicate. Its business or said to bo one of the foremost men in the great religions body he represents, It will be located three or four rods any other stale, territory, or foreign nation, aud there held or offered for sale, and shall then be subjected to the laws of such provided, that no discrimination shall be made by any state in favor of its citizens against those of ther states or territories in respect to Che sale of any article of commerce, nor in favor of its own products against those of like character produced in other states or territories. Nor shall the transportation Of ccsiMiieree any Mate be obstructed, except for fhe necessary enforcement of the health and will no doubt create much interest southeast of the court house, made of stone, and will measure 10x24 feet out side.

The walls will be two feet thick, in his work before he leaves our city. He is pronounced a very entertaining speaker. No doubt he ill be favored with a crowded house. STATE INSURANCE Des- iloiues, Iowa, gS FECIAL RATES Tornado Ins. lined with large blocks of limestone set edgewise, and the floor will be mr.de of function ill be largely to organize associations for looking after the spcei -DEALERS IX- an-J din-Ting interests ot the members aud to keep a general supervision over these special organizations.

Hence cooperative stores, mutual insurance com KAXSAS HARTFORD, the same material ten inches thick. The roof and ceiling ill be of corrugated iron. There will be one room and a hallway, the inside door opening into the hallway a steel grating, and the outside door of solid iron. The contract for erecting tbe building has been let to Ed. Franklin, and work will begin at once.

The cost Till be about In connection with the institution they propose to inaugurate a rock pile and work prisoners, whenever it is practical to do so instead of going to great expense to send them to where instead of being conn'ned they laws of such state. As the vote progressed it was evident that the result was very doubtful, and great' interest was manifested. At the cud of the first call the affirmative had a majority of one, and at the end of the second eail that majority was neither ir.cressed nor diaYiuisIied. Then causo the changes of otes. Fully two dozen changes were made, and in the alternations the affirmatives came out triumphant, the vote being announced as yeas 109, nays 94.

Then Mr. Grosveuor, of Ohio, who changed his rote for the purpose moved a reconsideration. Mr. Frank, of Missouri, was promptly on bis feet with a motion to table that motion. We are farmers and as suoii would like to put down all monopolies and trusts, but how wj are to do it, we are too thick headed to understand.

There are surely too many politicians in the tield, too many bankers, lawyers, merchants, lecturers aud not enough fanners. Are we going to take our good and peaceful farmers from the. pious and send them into stores to compete with trained tradesmen? They may be good honest men, and all that, but they are not merchants. Then again how can the K. of L.

Farmer's Alliance and F. M. D. A. and othe' labor organizations work together when one is lighting for eight hours per day and higher wages and farmers are trying to cut down laborers' wages and work their hands from eleven to fourteen hours per dav.

Either we don't Flour and Feed Store panies, poultry clubs, swine associations and kindred societies are the natural offspring of the parent T. M. B. eac distinct in its particular held but joined to its parent by hat is common to all. So, also, as the farmer is allowed to vote and is interested iu and affected by legislation and the affairs of state, it necessarily follows that he will look to this association and co-operation as to the enactment and execution of laws and the selection of candidates.

is claimei by some that our constitution aud pledges forbid discussing or interfering with political affairs. This statement is based either upon ignorance or a desire to deceive. There is Meat LIVERY ASD. FEED STABLE, B. F.

W. PERRY, PROPRIETOR. are frequently given the freedom of the Proprietors. court yard an even utilized as hostlers nd errand boys by the officers. Com pared to the cost of the building the savin" to the county will make the in We have opened up a new flour and feed store in the Combs building, on tbe corner of Plumb Avenue and Commercial Street, and will keep on hand, at all times, vestment a paving one, and we are glad the commissioners have taken this step.

Al- Flour, Meal, Graham Flour Fresh and Cured Meats no such prohibition. It would be the understand the word or the farmers are Burlington Ecpul'icuz. From the manner in which Burling Kins furnished at Ni For Silver. The conference report is for the purchase of 4,509,000 ounces per mouth. An ounce of silver is 480 grains.

A farmers trying to form on? of the bigg 'st moaop- height of absurdity for and Chop Feed of all Varieties. ton rid of the original package sa gcu eral uhes 01 tne won J. 1 nev are trying to oe to organi.e to improve their Low Rates. ways On Hand. EgUFREsn Lard, of our own rendering, in any quantity.

CASH PAID FOR HIDES their own merchants, lawyers, hold most or all of the oiliees, do their own loon and the proportions of the above described jail, they surely' don't calculate to have many prisoners down there. coined silver dollar weighs 2J grains, cv.nditioii and agree beforehand that of which 371 pure silver. This fad taey let alone that which is of Till explain the provision of the con-! to thcai than all else. Si'verel and Black Buckwheat, also White Rye for sale. We will Liet ar.d teat cooipctiiiou.

4-3TCash Must Accompany shipping anl all tLeir own business. In.