The Industrial Age from Caldwell, Kansas • 4

A DBUMM, LB. GLLMOBE, JSO. KTCE, A.TL QUlCC v.4 President, Vice President, Cashier, Ata't Cashier. 'St WSf WV 1 -WV0-W fT -W 'wrwwrw v2 ITKIOIf IJJSOH FlVaTFOKS. Adopted at CincfainsU.

rebrnary 33d, 1S87. A. general discontent prevails on the part of the wealth-producers. Farmers are suffering from a poverty which has forced most of them to mortgage their estates, and prices of products are so low as to offer no relief except through "Laborers are sinking into greater and sreater dependence. Strikes art re "Tie lodastdal Age JPrinting tsJ fiitt Ccipanj, 1" CAIJWEIA, KAK8AS.

urn iimim mi, A i well bred lad has very few wild oats to Mortgages are 'unmerciful, avoid them if possible. "Aland aristocracy will ruin any nation that will allow it to ft Why should neglect to encourage manufacturing heie, who can tell? Ilarsh words have frequeuMy alienated a child's feelings and crushed out all love of home. jIOAT HIOUNI.NC, NOV. 25, 1837. sorted to without giving relief, because of, the Inability or --employers many man a ths roe omox at cauwxix unit cases to pay living wages, while more are driven into the streets! Business men AS CXOOSD CAM MJ.IZ.

MATTXB. PAID UP CAPITAL A3 CU2PU3, 070.CC3 Notice to Advertiser. Tour advertisements will be -contlmiecl at-eon vn, cxrrxp states sxsatk. The capture of the United States Senate by millionaires and tools of corporations who have no sympathy with "free Institutions threatens the very existence Of the BepuMic We demand a constitutional, amendment making United States: 'Senators elective by a direct vote' of tiie people. vm.

chikksk. Rtate and National laws should be passed as shall effectually exclude from America the Mongolian slave and Asiatic con petition. rx. ashed mcr, The employment of bodies ef 'armed men by private corporations should be prohibited. 'ix.

KQTJAIXTT. The right te vote is inherent in citizenship, irrespective of sex. XI. TSatFKRAXOE. Excessive wealth, resulting in luxury and idleness on the one hand, and excessive toil on the other, lead to intemperance an vice.

The measures of reform here demanded will prove to be the scientific solution of the temperance question. rate, unless the IhubSthai, Aox Office is aur aouned to discontinue imum, People will eat-bread and J. P. Love furnishes them the ma'erial to make' it of veiy cheap. A DOES A GENERAL BAIOTNG BUSINESS CfUBSCBISX FOB THE AOS.

KJ JSTOSLY 11.60 A TZAIU find collections almost impossible meantime hundreds of millions of idle public money, which is needed for relief, is locked up in the United States 'Treasury in grim mockery of the distress. Land monopoly flourishes as never before, and more and more owners of the soil are daily becoming tenants. Great transportation corporations still succeed in extort-ing their profits on watered stock through anjust charges. The United States Senate has become an pen scandal, its seats being purchased py the rich in open defiance of the popular will. A trifling fisheries dispute seized upon as an excuse for squandering public money upon unnecessary military preparations, which are designed to breed a spirit of war to ape European despotism, ZtemoTed to 96 92 Slain and Fourth.

Cincinnati; Ohio, cast 15,000 Union Labor Cleveland, 3,000 and Dubuque. Iowa, 2,500. 1 Mow people deceive themselves when they think those around them do not know jxo. a. rLAta, EO.IIA3r3." GEO.

H. MOORC B. GILMOBJ, A. DRU1IM, 8. H.

HORNER, JNO. NYCE, P. O'CONNOR, I I I I I NSMftlH their real characters. nwnui. IQDAItE MAGNET.

SBSOn IAIi C2 MONET TO LOAN ON REAL ESTASE AND IN SUMS TO SUIT. If yon count the sunny and cloudy Jays of the whole yei, you will find that the sunshine' predominates. The Industrial Age Prtmtlnsand P0J1E. to J.H.FRANK SON. Agts.

Mo. Tent Awning Co. and to empty the treasury without paying Bros, are now occupying a por tion of the Wewarkee block first door the public Under these and other alarmlngcondi STOCKHOLOERSi north of the Citizens JSank. tibhswe appeal toT the people of this Cooler weather and gome sleet. will meet In two weeks.

A. Drumm. Ed. M. He wins.

John A. Blair. I. B. Gllmora.

P. O' whole country to come out or old party organizations, whose indifference to the J. H. Rehrer. Ben.

Afiller. EliTltna. W. W.Dlckek. Tattle.

The Union Labor vote Iowa is I2, public welfare is responsible for this dis C. H. Stone, S. H. Horner S.T.

Tutde, L. B. -Wilson, FX.Gibmem A.J.Day, Jno. W.Nyce, A.M.CoIson, J. W.

Dobson, Hayes, P. OrendorflV F.H. Blair, M. T.Clark, E. Wllspij: 000.

The llock Island Lailroad Co. will furnish Caldwell with mail facilities on, and after the twenty-eighth Inst. Can there be any manufacturing enter tress, anu help us to organize a new political oartv. not sectional, but national. which shall be called the Union Labor Mortgages destroy homes and Guardedly Ball's Tim Lock.

Party, whose object shall be to repeal all class laws in favor of the rich, aad to re prise started In Caldwell: if so, who will lieve the distress of our industries by es A good man cares uot for the reproach lUhinc Company. STOCXHOLPERS. Levi Thrailkill, Thomas Drew, Dr. M. it.

TbraUkilL W. J. GabeL D.R. Meloy, Samuel Crocker, M. W.

Rice, G. B. Olney, K. L. Lester, H.

Meley, Jasper Hicks. O. P. Meloy-, Samuel Nutt, A.O'IIara, Wesley Nave, L. E.

Tibbetts, PIRECTOES: Xevl Thrailkill, Caldwell, Kan. D. It. Meloy, Caldwell, Kan. G.

B. Olney. Caldwell, Kan. Samuel Nutt, South Haven, Kan. Wesley Nave, South Haven, Kan." L.

E. Tibbetts, South Haven, Kan. A. O'Hara, Guelpb, 4 OFFICERS. Levi Thrailkill, President.

D. R. Meloy, Secretary. G.COlney, Treasurtr. Everybody Xakea It.

make the first move aad what shall it be, SERY JJ A CUmpM Bt tha Squalor aad Want ol Tenement Boom XAmates ae-hajf the world does not know how the Other half lives. It is an old isaw and' piiifully Perhaps if the Wtnnate half. In their comfortable homes, coul4 know of the discomfort and misery endured by the other half their own petty inconveniences would grow in their hearts, hearing fruit in efforts to help the less fortunate. Through the poorer4 quarters of New Xork last summer 'duTing the heated term that 'we alt' thought so hard to bear, thousands of people walked the streets or laid uppu" the door-steps, because of the foul and suffocating air in the crowded tenement-houses. And in those stifling tenement-houses the cries of' sick children, perishing for pure air and strengthening food, were heard all through the day and night.

Poor, tired 'women, the papers said, who worked hard all day, paced the streets nightly, carrying their babes to give them a breath of fresh air. In one house, where lived seventy-six families, fifty-six children died in a very short time from disease, poor feeding and the effects of heat. Under the terrible conditions of life in large, crowded tenements, it can only he the strongest children who survive, and the sufferings undergone last summer by all the inmates have boen beyond description. Idleness, vice of all kinds, ignorance and drunkenness help to make a state of squalor and wretchedness that no one without seeing could believe ex-lsted. Better no homes than homes like these, some will say, but what does it mean to have no home? It mearls, as hundreds know, haunting docks and markets to buy a few cents worth of stale food or begging unsalable refuse, when even the few cents cad 'not he spared, and stealing room to sleep behind boxes and nnder benches, remote from the dreaded "policemen whose business it is to tell such vagrants to move on.

When cold and stormy weather comes and these refuges are unavailable, there are dirty, foul-smelling rooms whose sides are lined with "bunks" or shelves, and by the payment of five cants a man, or woman, can occupy one for a night. After food for the day has been bought a vagrant's pocket seldom holds five cents, but two cents will purchase the privilege of laying the weary, -homeless body on the hare floor, with often as many others as the floor can accommodate. And if even the two cents are not forthcoming? Then, no matter how low the mercury falls, there are the streets to pace to keep from freezing, till the tired feet can bear it no longer, and the wearied frame is forced to hide itself in the most sheltered Corner, with the winter wind for a lullaby and perhaps1 the snow for a blanket Thete is no pleasure in dwelling upon tho 'details-of wretched lives and squalid homes, but we who live in comfort should know of the' miseries of others, not only by Way of learning to be thankful for our own greater blessings, but that we may feci inspired to give from the storo that has been-given us for the relief pf the destitute who are as much children of Qod as we are. Good Cheer. evil Be that knows how to speak knows how te be silent.

Affectation in any part of pur carriage is lighting up a candle to show our de tablishing the following principles I. LAXD. Every human being possesses a natural inalienable right to sufficient land for self support, and we desire to secure to every fects, and never fails to make us taken j. woooe EOllC, notice of, either as wenting sense or sin Be sure and try that twenty cent tea industrious citizen a home, as the highest cerity. result of free this end we demand a srraduated land tax on all at Will GlUams cash grocery.

A new sidewalk has been put down on the East side of ai street. large estates, especially' oh' these held for speculative or 'tenant purposes; tne reclamation of all unearned land grants; the A the Cb-OperathQ We want every farmer, producer, laborer and every lover of American liberty to solicit and obtain subscribers for the Ik-dcstriax. Age. Specimen copies will be furnished. The Cheapest Flour and.

Dran In immediate opening of Oklahoma to homestead settlement: the purchase of all unoc The Chicago, Kansas Nebraska Bail- cupied Indian land, and the settlement of way (St. Joseph Iowa Railroad Les the various mnes upon lanas in severalty; also, laws preventing corporations acquir see), is the best equipped line west of the' ing real estate beyond the requirements of their business, aad also ownership of Missouri River. "Our equipment was built ine'clty at J. Jt. Lore 4c Co'e.

The untruthful man makes a poor companion and a worse friend. That 15 cent tea dust at Will Gillams cash grocery is -the finest of dust. Old papers in bundles for sale at this office at twenty-five cents per hundred. expressly for this line by the Pullman Palace Car Company, which is a guarantee to the traveling public that it Is tfricily first class. You will find all of our coaches elegantly upholstered and very comfortable in every particular.

If yon are go Please remember that Stone Pem- False happiness rendeis men stern and proud, and that happiness is never communicated. True happiness renders men kind and sensible, and that happiness is always shared. Which uru Itf Was it the action of the New York Grand Jury that started J. Gould's yacht, with the brave owner on board, so suddenly across the Atlantic, or was it his dream of gas pipe? J. Gould must have forgotten his youthful bible teachings, saying; "'die wieked flee, when no man pursueth, but the righteous areas bold as a lion.

Between Market and Main Streets will be on hand at all timea to do any and all kinda of work in the line of BLACKS1LTTHING, having leased the shop. Ha will endeavor to do all work ing to any part of Kansas or Nebraska reached by this line, or to any point ewt, remember you will never regret having berare selling goads at the lowest cash prices. Monopoly, the peoples most dangerous enemy I How long shall it be permitted to rule? started right, by taking the Chicago, Kan sas Nebraska Railway, (Rock Island entrusted to him in a SATIS FACTORY MANNER. and. The systems of irrigation in States and Territories where necessary, shall be under inch public control is shall secure the free and equitable use of the water and franchises to the people.

II. TKAKSFOBTATIOK. The meens of commnnicatiea and transportatien should be owned or controlled by the people, as is the United States postal system, and equitable rates everywhere established. III. MONEY.

Tb establishment of a national monetary system in the interest of the producer, instead of the speculator and usurer, by which a circulating medium in necessary quantity and full legal tender shall be issued directly to the people without the intervention of banks, or loaned to citizens upon ample security at a low rate of interest to relieve from the extortions of usury, and enable them to control the money supply. Postal savings banks should be established. While, we have free coinage of gold we should have free coinage of silver. We demand the nrnmnt nav ment of the national debt, and Will Gillam has good tea from 15 cts. U'85 cent, try some Of bis1 15, 20, or 25 cent tea.

Route). For further particulars, address JNO. SEBASTIAN, G.tT P. TOFEKA, KaKSAS. or F.

CozzKKS, Resident Agt. Caldwell, Kansas. The Isdcstriai. Age is strictly the in RopniriTygS dustrial paper advocating the interest of all progressive industries. -J.

J. Wilkinson lias moved his butcher Springer plana. Cong-re Horse Shoeing a Specialty, and thoso witli 1 bad feet still more so. shop to the Groh building first door south of Groh's dry goods store. Col.

yilas has been apuointed Secretary LETTER iiISX7 List of letters remaining in the Postof-fice at Caldwell, Kansas, Nov. 21, and if not called for by Dec. will be sent to the D. L. II Walker HSSwearingiu 2 Jennie Smith Dattie Srtodgrass It Roberts II Ilorton Janefullen Kaunie Blackburn Mauley Ellingsworth Persons calling for any of the above please say "advertised." O.

Beeson, P. M. of the interior and Don M. Dickinson, of Special Pis patch to the Globe-Democrat. "Washington, D.

November 21. Congressman Bill Springer, in the last House, was the ardent supporter of the schemes to break ia upon the established order of things in the Indian Territory, and hasten the allot- condemn the further issue of interest- bearing bonds, either by tne rational Government, or by States, territories, or municipalities. The GROCERY Pirm TV. LABOR. 'Michigan, postmaster general.

Ex. For anything in the line of galvanized iron work, call upon J. A. Nichols, he is master of his business aud a good fellow. if Tlie Caldwell works are doing a rushing- business, all in need rtment of lands.

He was for the bpenv IrMtnMnn tthonldi tflka th place Ol AN ANT FUNERAL. strikes and other injurious methods of settling labor disputes; the letting of con ing of Oklahoma to homestead set tiers. He wanted a territorial form of government set up among the In dians. He was for bringing; the in of anything in' that line, bring in your Lambolin Ewins habitants of the Teritory immediate ly under the laws of the United States, and for abolishing as soon as A Heart-rend Ins Affair. Wichita, Nov.

18. In Wichita county yesterday a two year old child of J. II. Hickman slipped down a one foo tube used in a well 116 feet deep and lodged 60 feet from the surface. The people for miles around congregated at the spot and men began digging an excavation beside the tube hoping in that way to reach the living grave of the child.

They had got down but thirty feet' when the carrier of the aews left, but intended to keep at work. The scene was heart rending the grief of the mother being terrible to witness. Keep eonstanUy co hand a large complete and well snorted stock cf order anu it win do nucu. Mr. Levi, Thrailkill ia now in Jhe rear of his late quaitera where be would be pleased to meet his many old and new friends.

X' Post office' has been established at DiuryStininer Joseph II. Willis, postmaster; also at Feck, Scdgwjc'k (Qeorge 1J. Vawter Postmaster. Today the corner of 5th and Main streets tear a dark shadowy look, the fire of this morning having changed the side walks to a coal black and much of it coals. r- 1 Groceries, Feed, and Provisions.

possible, the semi-independent nations of Cherokees Choc taws, Creeks, Cbickasaws and Seminoles. Bat in the lait congress Mr; Springer spoke and acted as on individual member. He will stand on vantage ground in the new House. An Ohio constituency failed to re torn Mr. Hill, who was at the head of the committee on Territories, and Mr.

Springer will have that chairmanship. He is already maping out Hie Paupers Imclc. IKDIAXAP0LX3, Nov. 17. TOWH- Also sell the Leitey Patent and Haclmey barnds of Elonrv vict labor to contractors 10 oe prouiuircu; the contract system to be abolished in public works; the hdurs of labor in industrial establishments to" be reduced commensurate witnthe increase or produc tion in labor-saving machinery; employe-be protected from bodily injury equal pay being given for equal work for both sexes; and labor, agricultural and co-operative associations be fostered and incorporated by law The foundation of a republic is the intelligence of its citizens, and children who are driven into workshops, mines and factories, are deprived of education, which should be to all by proper legislation.

We desire to see labor organizations extend throughout all civilized countries until it bhall be impossible for despots to array the work-ingmen of one country in war against their brothers of another country. V. 60MHXRS AKD SAILORS. In appreciation of the services of United States soldiers and sailors, we demand for them justice before charity. The purposely depreciated money paid them daring the war should he made equal in value to the gold paid the 'bondholders.

The soldier was promised gold or its equivalent, and paid in depreciated paper. The bondholder loaned the government depreciated paper and contracted to take it back, but was paid In VI. ESCOMK TAX. A graded income-tax is the most equitable system of taxation, placing the burden of government on those who can best afford to pay instead of levying it on the farmers and producers and exempting millionaire bondholders and corporations. ship trustee Many has received letter from the execution of the estate of Thom as Andrews of Pennsylvania making inquiry regarding Diiiard and Anna Brains, his work.

He has collected a mass of information to fortify his position and saying that Andrews had just died and bequeathed to them 600 acres of land in favor of the proposed innovation. Keep Dried Pruits, Meats, Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos, Cigars, Yiaear, Oils, Syrups, Canned Goods, Cpeenaware, Glassware, Crocksrywaxs, Ycjt tables, butter and eggs. in the Lehigh valley on which several The Choctaw troubles, the dead lock in the Cherokee Senate, the killing Valuable coal mines are now in operation The ladies or caiuweii ana vicinity are'cordlaily invited to call at the Lone Star clothing house of II. C. Unsell Co.

and examine thclr'lrhmeuse stock of boys and children's clothing, cape, under, wear, etc We understand that it is a girl; but what the people desire to know is; whether it is a fact that after nine long years of patient forbearance that Old did actually hang himself out as a (weather signal. 4 of entire Stone by Boudinot and the property being worth nearly one million. The trustee recognized the Bruins and many other events not creditable to the Indian nation, Mr. Springer as a couple who. occupy one ill-furnished ptf has at his tongues end.

The bill of last session establishing a territo rial office, laws and courts in the In room in a block in this city and who have been degendent upon charity for the past twelve years. They are now about 50 years of age and have resi dian country, will be introduced ear ly in the session and Mr. Springer DODGE CITY, KS NBW EIOT7A, EO. CALD T73JLL, tTJ ded in tltis city since 1860. will see that tt is reported promptly.

has closed tip his crediting business, as there appeared danger of a failure, and has gone into the collecting business in TUB FIRE FIEKD. A Strange Story Whose Truth Can Hardly Be Doubted. Some of our readers may think that the following description has a romantic soand. but it is extracted from the "Proceedings of tho Linnasan Society, having been communicated to that learned body by an observer in Australia. The writer saw a large number of ants surrounding those that he had killed, and determined to watch their proceedings closely.

1 Accordingly he followed four or five that started off from the rest toward a hillock a short distance off, in which was an ants nest. This they entered, and in about fire minutes they reappeared, followed by others. All fell into rank, walking regularly and slowly, two by two, until they arrived at the spot where lay the dead bodies of the soldier ants. In a-fow minutes two of the ants ad; vanced and took up the body of one of their comrades; then two others, and so on, until all were ready to march. First walked two ants bearing a body, then two without a' burden; then two others with another dead ant, and so on, until the line was extended tr about forty pairs, and the procession now moved slowly onward, followed by an irregular body of about two hundred ants.

Occasionally the two laden ants stopped, and laying down the dead -body, it was taken up by tho two walking unburdened behind them, and thus- by occasionally relieving' each other, they arrived at a sandy spot near the sea. The body of ants commenced digging with their jaws a number of holes in the ground, in each of 'which a dead ant was laid; Then they fell to and filled up the graves. This didi not quite finish the remarkable circumstances attending this insect funeral. Some six or seven of the ants had attempted to ran off without performing their share of the task of digging; these were caught and brought back, when they were at once attacked and killed upon the spot A single grave wa quickly dag, and they were all dropped into ifcJottsjtkmpanuMi. Ah American who-was traveling In Switzerland was' taken "foi the Prince of Wales traveling in cogl, and his hotel hill for 'two days was tone hundred and forty dollars; Ha had to own up that he was only a plain Yankee to escape bankruptcy.

"When 1 was twenty-one years ol age he said. "I thought that if 1 wasn't rich at thirty would be too old to enjoy wealth." How old are yon And rich, of courseP'' "No, rma poor man yet; hut Tve got a scheme in view that will mak me as rich as mud before Fru efffhtv. On Friday night last, about 11 o'clock fire iorder to avoid so dire a calamity. Those interested please give him your patronage. i TJmit tiin nowec of monoDolr.

and now Onin (San, there will -be no anarchists give ns just daws, and kttiere will Xio thug army no riots no tramps. The industrial classes are moving like a mighty army to revo-Jutionlze the world, and all the powers of hell cannot stay the tide that is setting m. 8 ORPHANS" 1 lEED and SALE STABLE. Furnish the Best ig ij thb- Oitt. HAC OR CARRIAGE TO ALL TRAINS OR ANY PART OF THE OTIT.

All persons indebted Levi Thrail kill for goods- boagat during the year 1886 are requested to call at his store and setUe for. the same at once. All accounts of 1SS7 P6t bectUed for I Ceneral Mexrhandise anrT Ontfitino- need the money. 1 -J Lkvi TnRATumx. was discovered in a row of wooden buildings on the east side of Main Street between Lambdin Ewings and Brown Wewarkee's new stone block and, notwithstanding the unusual -stillness of the night the old blacksmith repair shop, occupied by Dempsy, blacksmith, and W.

Harrison, wheelright, the laundry of Mrs, Hoffihan and an old store room, not occupied, owned by John Groh, were entirely consumed, and had the wind been blowing at that time with as much fury as it did before, the break oV day, no one can estimate the amount of dam age which might have been sustained on account of the estoppel or the rendering the same useless. Wednesday morning, Nov. 23rd at about 1 o'clock the fiire alarm sounded, it having been discovered that the fiend was working in the old wooden building occupied by Lester Jb Co. ai a confectionery and lunch stand on the North Wen corner of Main and 5th street thfeflamessoon. spreading to and destroying the store occupied by Hume Tillman, also the furniture store of Bros, and the Meat Market on 5ih street, had it not been for the.

action of. citizens and. Old Honesty's Independent action in furnish-iug water to check the devonri-ig element, in all probability one fourth of the busi THE SHOE STOKE Senator Cullom, the author of the interstate commerce bill, says if no one else dees, he-will introduce a bill for govern mental control of the CCP" the coming session pf congress, and. expects Carry the largest stock cf to see it become a law inside of three months. Organized labor has educated WELLINGTON, KANSAS.

the people up to this point. Senator Col- Stajple and Fancy Groceries in the dry. Have received part of their new stock of Boots Mmd Shoes, and iavfca everybody to call and examine their makes and prices. Everyone "wi II get a sqare Peal at This. lum sees the handwriting on the Wall and heeds the warning.

-1 Ley! Thrailkill sayahehasspentsome time Tn the past month in try ing to make collections', and Is told by customers that tbey have no money-to" pay with; therefore he would ib form his customers that he has no oods to sell on time, but will cell cheap for crsh. GC0D3 Dlllimillil) FRIaB CJTij. A. T7TEZLEBZN, IXsnzer. ftT REPAIRING WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO JLND TOM WORK BUILT TO ORDER ON SHORi ITJTICZ3 7tfj ness portion of the city would have been destroyed.

and then I propose to take things easy andeujov T. Sun.