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Sedan Reptjblican. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1890. Protection for Farmers. The lies that are being told about the tin-plate schedule' are a fair sample of the weapons employed against the bill throughout. It is alleged, for instance, that the increased woolen and linen duties will inevitably raise prices upon the consumer.

Now, it is plain that they can have that effect, if they have Mo. Pacfic Ry. Time Table. Chatham T. Ewing, President.

Marshall E. Richardson, Cashier; John Casement, Vice-President. Otto Stallard, Book-keeper i DAN. M. Pile, Attorney.

Sedan National Bank, PAID UP CAPITAL, SURPLUS, $1,000.00. For school books go to Ifland's. Fresh oysters at Mrs. Dickman's. 4 Take your old school books to Ifland's.

Subscribe for the Republican 81.00 per year. Before you buy a gun give Stedman a call. Fresh fish for sale by Mrs. Hickman, Thursdays. 4 Warm meals at all hours at Dennis restaurant.

Gent's watches from 84.00 up to at Stedman's. C. Sherwin is prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith work. Old school books taken in exchange for new ones at Ifland's. Steadman sells jewelry and watches WEST BOUND.

Arrives. The Calams have given the Farmers' Alliance a blow from which it can never recover. Republicans will never have confidence in an organization which has been used against them politically, and in disguise at that. Before election it was written on the face of passing events that the Alliance was "done up," regardless of election results. One fact is enough for me.

The gates of Castle Garden swing inward. They do not swing outward to any American laborer seeking a better country than this. These men who have toiled at wages in other lands that barely sustained life, and opened no avenue of promise to them or their children, know the good land of hope as well as the swallow knows the land of summer. Benjamin Harrison. Departs.

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...8:18 p. L. C. V. mixwl goods upon which increased duties have been imposed.

Those varieties are only the finer grades, such as persons of large Last week that slimy, self -conceited, blear-eyed, narrow-guaged, idiotic, light-fingered, rotten, deceitful, whining, contemptible, disgusting, sneaking, featherbrained, conglomeration of ignorance, poison, vice, falsehood, cowardice, total depravity, and everything else that belongs to lost spirits, sent some of his filthy productions to be hashed up in that mess of carrion dished out weekly by the Peru Buzzard. After reading the "stuff" the Buzzard contained last week, we are not surprised that the Sedan smarty should try to hide his identity. No one but a sneaking cow-and is afraid to let himself be known. Cowards strike in the dark. But look here, everybody knows who the poor miserable correspondent for the Buzzard is.

Everybody in Sedan knows all a about that little transaction that caused the Buzzard correspondent so much anxiety. The people here have become accustomed to the contemptible form of the mangey puppy who writes from Sedan. We will tell the rest of the particulars some time in the future. In spite of what has been said to the EAST BOUND. 482 D.

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freight trains now carry passengers. KANSAS- -o- Well what about that lightning bug? carrying on the still incomes will use. ne duties have not been raised, but lowered instead, upon the ordinary grades such as are in common use, and the prices of these cannot possibly go up, because the market for them is already in the possession of American manufacturers. The effort of this bill in all its departments is to recover to our people markets that they have lost and to obtain for them new markets into which they have not, hitherto sought an entrance. The duties on iron ore, pig iron, scrap iron and scrap steel, and all the various forms of bar iron, have been retained as they are in the present tariff, except The boys are campaign.

DIRECTORS. CHATHAM T. EWING, JOHN C. CASEMENT, MARSHALL E. RICHARDSON DAN.

M. PILE, cheaper than in any city. Old school books taken in exchange for new ones at Ifland's. Medearis, the dentist, makes a specal-ity of saving the natural teeth. Steadman will sell you musical instruments at 10 per cent profit.

For grain sacks and hay forks go to J. K. Tulloss' drug emporium. County Teachers Association. The regular meeting of the Chautauqua County Teachers Association will be held at Cedar Vale, Saturday, December 6th, 1890, commencing at a.

m. The following programme has been arranged: ALFRED Y. BUCKLES, W. D. STALLARD, CHARLES H.

1NGLEF1ELTJ JAMES K. TULLOSS, Wm. P. LYNCH, SAMUEL J. JOHNSON, Subscribe for the Republican, 31.00 per annum.

Winfield and Independence each gave Perkins 300 majority. D. E. Shartel and family returned from Missouri on last Thursday. Opening Exercises.

Adress: "What should be the aim of teachers' association?" J. F. Edwards. Discussion. "Opening exercises in our schools." W.

W. Black. Discussion, Henry Jent, Clarence Miller. The Republicans around Shiloh have been awake during the campaign. J.

P. Mouriquand, of Elgin was a caller at the Republican office on last Monday. "Is Teaching a Profession?" Chas. Shukers. contrary, the new tariff bill gives to the people freer trade than any tariff legislation that has been put upon our statute books in more than a century of our existence.

During the first thirty years of our history nearly every article was made dutiable. In 1824 less than six per cent of our imports was free; in 1833 only 15 per cent of our imported goods was free; in 1842 only 27 per cent was free; 1846, the great revenue tariff year, only 12 per cent; in 1857 only 18 per cent. From 1873 down to 1883, 30 per cent only was free, and in 1889 39 per cent was free. This bill makes about one-half of them absolutely free to the people. The Mills bill, that famous Democratic tariff bill, only made free in all about 37 per cent of our importations.

Under the new law one-half of our importations, or nearly so, Music. AFTERNOON. from Cambridge will be Panza of the American A PARTIAL LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS. M. E.

Richardson, J. K. Tulloss, A. C. Gad well, W.

D. Stallard Dan. Pile, Otto Stallard, C. M. Ellis, John Ferreli, Wm.

P. Lynch Moses F. Shaw, C. H. Inglefield, J.

C. Casement, Mary D. Stevens Alfred Y. Buckles, Bennett Cable, E. W.

Davis, Alexander McCaus land, Ada Clark, H. P. Moser, Samuel Carpenter, Flora E. Gray, John T. Smith, W.

W. Maddox, S. T. Maddox, Samuel J. Johnson, S.

G. Buell, R. I Hillman, O. V. L.Jones, C.

T. Ewing, and E. W. Conner. Your Business Cordially Solicited.

This man the Sancho Congress. Address: "Course of Study, Its Bene Hot and cold lnnch, and warm meals at all hours at Mrs- Dickman's. 4 H. O. Lyster's mills at Peru is turning out the best flour on the market.

W. F. Stedman, the jeweler, has a large stock of guns and other sporting goods. For school books go to Ifland's. For school books go to Ifland's.

Take your old school books to Iflafld's. For first-class black-smithing go to Charley Sherwin, the Alliance blacksmith. Farmers, when you come to town come and see the bargain counters at the Surprise. Before you order job work, come in and get our prices. We are doing work below Alliance prices.

fits. W. McKee. Discussion, U. if.

Hendershot, W. A. Tanksley. Address: "Conducting of the Recita The Republican was delayed this week in order to secure the latest election returns. where they have been slightly reduced.

So have those on iron and steel forging, on steel ingots and on copper. With the exception of the duty on tin, the metal schedules have been subjected to a general reduction. The extent to which the bill has gone in protecting the products of the farm and in reducing the expenses of the farmer is a striking witness of the care which the Republican party has always exercised over the interests of that immense portion of our population engaged in industrial pursuits. The duty on binding-twine has been placed at seven-tenths of a cent, which is fifty per cent lower than the duty fixed in the Mills bill. The farmers of the country will realize the hollowness of the Democratic pretensions and the wickedness of Democratic falsehoods when they consider that, whereas under the Mills bill every one of their products was placed upon the free-list or left with the affliction of a revenue duty, and almost all of their necessities heavily taxed, by the McKinley bill increased protection has been accorded them for everything they have to sell, and lower duties established upon substantially everything they tion.

A. M. Ross. Discussion. "Should Mental Arithmetic be taught as a Distinct Branch? Li.

liar bur. Sam Florer and wife, of Hewins, made the Republican a short call on Wednesday last. Discussion. are made tree. Miscellaneous Discussion.

Music. Unfinished business. L. L. H.

R. Attwater, M. The anarchists out at Winfield wiil take great consolation in the election of the man from Cambridge. TURNER. President.

J.J.ADAMS. C. Vice President. J. T.

DRAPfEY. Ass't Casliicf TURNER. Cashier Committee -j Thomas Jf ore, Nellie Masters Take your old school books to Ifland's. For school supplies go to Uncle Tulloss. He will sell cheaper and make you happier than anybody.

Don't have your teeth extracted be Marriage Licences For October, Name. Age THE FIRST NATIONAL BAM 21 17 The majority in this county has been small but it is all that could have been expected, as the opposition has been training in secret meetings for over one year. Had the election been held one month ago the entire Calamity ticket would have been elected by at least 200 majority. During the three weeks prior to the election the Republicans made rapid gains, and the recent result is by no means indicative of the opposition strength. The tenacity with which the Alliance held on to its membership was wonderful and the reserve force being wholly unseen in the campaign, the result was doubtful from the first.

cause they ache. Remember Medearis, the dentist can save them for you. 48 32 25 (SUCCESSOR TO L. L. TURNER St Wm.

Jelf, of Cloverdale, called at the Republican office one day this week and ubscribed for the paper. EDA 'our recent county campaign the ablicans gained two hundred votes luvhe two weeks preceding the election j. 5 seems that some one has been kicked by a mule and may not be as good looking but smarter than he used to be. The folks over at Washington will do well to look out for their wire fences. The gentleman from Cambridge has a record on wire fences.

have to buy. The Republican party only asks that the people will examine this new tariff law; that they will consider well the principles that have governed its con 20 86 James T. Sears, Chautauqua Co. Alecia A. Jenkins, I Samuel W.

McTeaters, Oklahoma Clara Bronson, George B. Henson, Chau. Co. Emma Roebuck, William H. Lewis, Rose A.

Counsil, i Theodore T. Randel, (AdaE.Niles, Robert W. Gamble, Tiffen, Mo. I Mary A. Thayer, Chautauqua Co.

Henry A. Crowel, Nina Tannehill, I Samuel T. Arnold, Emmagene Smart, Orange P. Baldwin, Ida M. Williams, iii in Over the recent election in the third Congressional district in Kansas every southern brigadier in the sweet sunny struction; that they will note the many and extensive industries which under its provisions, will be immediately established, giving employment to thousands of workmen and vastly increasing the domestic market in all parts of the country.

The Republican party knows that time will vindicate its wisdom in this splendid enactment, and that its results will be a revival and an extension of industry everywhere, and a remarkable lowering of prices in all lines of manufacture to the consumer. Tract. south; every man who was disloyal to the Stars and Stripes during the war; Medearis, the dentist, can positively extract teeth without pain by the use of vitrons oxide or laughing gas. Jason McClain requests old customers and new ones to call on him at the old stand for blacksmith work. 5 Flour, corn, oats, chop, hay, and every thing in the feed line sold by Niles Burgess, at Latsbaugh's old stand.

They will not be undersold. Before buying go learn their prices. 8 Are you needing a good wagon Go to see Tulloss. His wagons are as good as any now upon the western market. Do not depend upon what we say about it.

Call and see for yourself. H. O. Lyster desires to say to his old customers and as many new ones as will patronize him, that he is prepared to deliver flour and feed in Sedan in good shape. Leave orders at butcher shop.

Lyster is making flour and feed of every foreign agitator now on American soil, and every red-mouthed anarchist in the United States will rejoice. 21 25 16 70 57 28 20 51 43 26 21 34 16 37 22 24 20 It has been noticed that the Calams have flourished in every locality where mortgages are numerous and the land is poor and rocky. Sim Straughan says that the inhabitants of this country should all get up their wood and prepare for it, for the ducks are flying, and that never fails. CORRESPONDENTS. The 3rd Congressional district wil for the space of two years be represented Kansas National Bank, Topeld Frank Barber, by stomach instead of brains.

It will Mary Nixon, I Nat'l Bank OF THE KEPUBLIO DIRECTORS. L. L. Turner, p. Lo OBY, C.

M. Turner, J. J. Adams, J. T.

Bradley. only be for two years. In 1892 Perkins will go back; ere that time the Alliance S. J. Straughan and Geo.

Turner, of Hendricks township, were visitors at Jeramiah Y. Woolsey, Ontana Cook, i Keic Yorki National Bank of Kansas City Kansas City, Mo will be too dead to even raise its head, and the people will have awaked from the Republican office on last Tuesday Jacob J. Wren, I Cyntha Baker, They came up to hear election results. their dreams. Another Electric Marvel.

A. Dixon of Sodus has just discovered a wonderful ore called "electric rock," which contains a hidden force that puzzles and astonishes all who have seen it, and expert electricians in particular. The rock is of a dark slate color, and is somewhat lighter in weight than sandstone. It is composed of iron, aluminum, calcium and other minerals, and particles of gold are also found. Mr.

Dix A sweet scented outfit will represent McKinley's district was in doubt at Kansas in Congress. Broken down noon to-day. Before the election the politicians, and old political sores will grain raised at home; he patronizes the farmers at home, and his mill is the Republicans had lost all hope of carry With a capital of 150,000, fully paid, and officers and directors well acquainted with the legitimate requirements of trade and commerce in this section of the State, we feel conflden i that perfect satisfaction can be guaranteed to all who may form business relations with thiS Bank. ing it, but it has proved one of those Christian Normal Convention. The Christian Normal Convention of the 9th S.

S. district, of Kansas will be held at Independence, November 10th to 14th, 1890. Normal work proper will begin on Tuesday at 9:00 a. and will continue surprises that come up so frequently only mill in the county that is doing anything for the people. It ought to receive universal patronage.

on says it will generate unlimited power represent the Jayhawker state in the next Congress. Lyman Humphrey was sustained by the people of Kansas. Poor crazy old Dan Anthony. How does he feel? Well the poor old cuss is in his dotage and should be overlooked. in politics.

Later. There is one thing very significant in the McKinley district, and that is that the people endorse the pro All Kinds of Legitimate Banking Business Solicited. its sessions during the forenoons and and give any desired amount of incandescent light. For illuminating business places and residences it would be considerably cheaper than kerosene in Jack For Sale or exchange for other stock: Four fine afternoons of the convention. This department will be conducted by M.

Ingels of Topeka, State Evangelist, and will cover all phases of Church and Sundpv I young jacks. The original stock came ST. TXT- 'it JbAJaUsS SC trom 13oone or the estern and Paymaster stock. They are good size. Enquire of W.

McWhirt, Elgin, Kansas. The funeral services of Mrs. C. M. Ellis will be held at the Christian church on Sunday, November 9th, conducted by J.

D. McBrian. All friends of the deceased are invited to attend. DEALERS IN fact, after a building had been wired and the batteries prepared the cost would be merely nominal, and the light would be equal, if not superior to that produced by manufactured electricity. The making of a battery is very simple.

The rock in quantity and for whatever purpose desired is placed in jars containing a solution, the chief ingredients of which are salt and water. The circuit is then completed, and the battery is ready for active business, and the BLANK BOOKS, STATIONER" And School Supplies School work. Bring your bibles, pencils and tablets with you. Discourses or addresses will be delivered of evenings as follows: Monday, by M. Ingels, of Topeka; Tuesday, J.

P. Wite, of Parsons; Wednesday, W. S. Tucker, of Missouri; Thursday, P. B.

Bays, of Cedar Vale; Friday, J. D. McBrian, of Sedan. Every Christian church and Sunday School in the district should send a large delegation. Those outside the district are cordially invited.

Come early and attend all the sessions. It will richly pay you. Please notify me of your coming and I will provide free entertainment for Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world lor Uuts, Bruises. Sores.

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M. Knapp. 1-3 ly Also the Best Brands of Tcfbstcco cSs Oigretx tection idea. According to the territory now embraced in McKinley's district, every county save one is Democratic. But the latest dispatches claim that McKinley has carried the district.

An evening paper says that farmers and grain growers of Missouri and Kansas report that the Hessian fly have made an attack upon early sown winter wheat and that the wheat sown during September is ruined by the insect. Reports of severest damage come from Ottawa county, Kansas; Lafayette, Cass and Jackson counties, Missouri. It is believed that the damage is general and that all fields sown in September will have to be plowed up and the grain put in again. We have been asked what we intend to write about now that the election is over. We intend to give the local news of the county, and also shall proceed forthwith to open up the campaign for 1891.

The Republican, during the coming year, will discuss the questions of political economy now before the country. The Alliance commenced the recent campaign one year in advance of the election and Republicans should commence the work in time. Some of the Calams have constantly complained about the plain manner in which the Republican has spoken. Do you want a fellow to sit astride the fence Why not speak plainly Prof. J.

F. Edwards, of Hewins, was in town on last Saturday and Sunday. He spoke at the Republican meeting on Saturday evening and those who heard him speak highly of the address. Just one word of warning to the Republicans of Chautauqua county. Be careful in future conventions.

Nominate men who are good men, sound Republicans, and also good workers. AS ATTRACTIVE OFFER Post Office Book Store. discoverer claims that one charge of 400 pounds of rock will last and produce light or power for at least one year before losing its force, and that it is perfectly harmless, making insulation entirely unnecessary. In Mr. Dixon's office a nine pound piece of rock has been ringing a bell since last November.

A piece weighing half a pound was placed in a pint tumbler and the wires attached to a call-bell, which it caused to ring as loud as an alarm-clock. The test was made in the presence of several gentlemen, who pronounced it Sedan, you. hen you arrive go direct to the church. Send in your names at once. Yours for a large convention, D.

D. Boyle, Independence, Kansas. Eighteen Children in Fourteen Tears. Mrs. Jacob Osterling, a German We are looking for clover to send for Two Papers for the Price of One.

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The man from Cam bridge must be on time. It will take him at least one year to commit his speech to memory. woman residing at Roseland, a suburb, gave birth yesterday to a female child, the eighteenth offspring of a married life of fourteen years. Mrs. Osterling is but 33 years of age and of robust constitution.

Her husband is a mechanic, a sturdy man of 35. Mrs. Osterling gave birth to her first child ten months after her marriage. Then followed The speech delivered by G. W.

Pye at Cedar Vale on last Saturday was the best political speech made in this county C. M. KNAPP, (Successor to Endicott Lee) DEALER IN DRUGS CHEMICALS, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Notions, Cigars Etc. I purchase only the purest of Medicines, and my prices shall enit th hard times. Greatest care in Compounding Prescriptions during this campaign.

Pye has lost a wonderful discovery. Syracuse (JN. Special. Big Game and Wolves. It is not often that one night's adventure in Michigan in these modern days deals with deer, bear and wolves, but here is such a one.

Mrs. James M. Fowls, of Strongville, was descending the upper peninsular Pine river in a small boat on a Sunday, when a large buck deer, pursued by wolves, plunged into the stream. It made directly for her craft and jumped half into the boat. The woman jumped out, and, standing up to her waist in the water she struck the deer between the horns with her paddle.

She succeeded in cutting one jugular with a jackknife, when a wolf made an twins and triplets at appropriate inter his old time oratory, but he supplies the vacancy by plain, logical, unanswerable, facts. The First Step. Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't sleep, can't think, do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning, you are taking the first step into Nervous Prostration. You need a nerve tonic, and in Electric Bitters you will find the exact remedy tor restoring 5'our nervous system to its normal, healthy condition.

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Knapp's Drug Store. After an unusually hot campaign everybody was surprised to see everything move off so quietly on election day. We have heard of no disturbance at any precinct in the county. For genuine quiet work the late contest was remarkable. Newstead abbey, which ashington Irving so lovingly and perfectly described, has been for many years a private residence.

At one time the estate of Lord Byron, it was sold to Colonel Wildman, who is said to have expended more than a million dollars in restoring the buildings and beautifying the grounds. It is now the home of Colonel Webb, the friend and companion of Dr. Livingstone, and it was here that the great missionary wrote his books. Having had but limited experience in journalism we would like to ask the brethren of the editorial fraternity a question. Will the man who copies an article from another paper without crediting it, steal anything else that falls within his reach If that is true the people of a certain town in Elk county would do well to be on the alert: ditto to the citizens of a town in Crawford county.

SEDAIT, EAUSASt It is extremely hard to come to a 'definite conclusion in regard to the dispatches going over the state. Rumors differ. In one daily paper may be found an account of McKinley's defeat' i in another of the same date may be found an account of his election. vals, ishe has given birth to five pairs of twins and one set of triplets, and of the eighteen children, fourteen are yet alive. The four who are dead were not the victims of constitutional weakness, but went down before the ills that trouble little ones.

Dr. P. W. Holman, the physician who attended Mrs. Osterling at this latest birth and several previous ones, says there is no reason why she should not continue to multiply.

The father, however, is not enthusiastic. He says he doesn't see where the money is to come from to feed the brood he now has, and is emphatic in the declaration that he doesn't want his family added to any more. Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens that for ears we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery tor Consumption, Dr.

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Mrs. Fowls turned her attention to the wolf, dealt him a blow with the paddle and put him to flight. The others did not trouble her and she succeeded in finishing the deer with her knife and putting the carcass into her boat. When she landed at Strongville she turned the boat over her game, walked home two miles and told her husband. When he reached the boat he found a bear in the act of making a meal of one leg of the deer.

Bruin was frightened away and Mr. Fowls took home a deer which dressed 200 pounds. The Soo Democrat is in possession of the lican, vv win rurnisn tne estern Veteran and the Republican one year Set ga.Ti. for 81.75; The Veteran is the paper We would like to ask the teachers of Chautauqua county if they never intend to make a change in the programme of the County Association Do you intend to introduce any new features literary, scientific, historical or will you follow the old outline in common usage in the days before the flood We submit this question to the next meeting of the Association. for the soldiers of the west.

It abounds in healthy sentiments and any one who reads it will cultivate a stronger love for the old flag and the institutions of our country. Every soldier who sub scribes for the Veteran will get the roster of his regiment. Now is the time to get a good paper. Special Attention Paid to Transient Horses. BUS AND BAGGAGE LINE IN CONNECTION WITH THl 3TABLES.

Well we will have from now until the next election to counteract the influence of the Alliance. Republicans what think you of that shebang Are you in future going to nurse a snake in order to have the pleasure of being bitten by it when its fangs grow sufficiently long? A strange feature in politics came to light in this county on the evening after the election. For three months prior to the election there was not a Democrat in Chautauqua county, but on the evening after election they were all Democrats. Before they had all been People. Strange things happen.

When were Republicans elected by Democratic votes Who can answer? The Democrats make promises and the Republicans believe them, but when were Republicans elected by Democratic votes At what particular era in nr fTICT on their merits. C. M. Knapp, Dru necessary affidavits. K.

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M. KILMER. What consolation can the Calams drain from the Congressional delegation They have all promised to support Democratic measures. They will do so. Every son of a gun of them will herd with the Bourbons.

The Calams were against the old parties. Oh yes, in a horn. It was all Democratic strategy. Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties knowing themselves indebted to the old firm of Van Fossen Perry, furniture dealers, that if the accounts are not settled immediately they will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.

Your accounts can be paid at the express office at Sedan, Kansas. Van Fossen PerBy. A. KILMER CO. "RE AL ESTATE Things Which Attract Men.

What attracts a man is one thing; what will hold him and command his respect is another. A woman's smile, for example, attracts a man; but an even temper retains him. A pretty gown attracts a man; the knowledge that it was inexpensive delights him. A pleasant manner attracts a man; brightness of brain holds him. A knowledge of how, when and where to be a little stately attracts a man; an appreciation of the folly of frivolity wins his respect.

A respect for the religious belief of every human being attracts a man; irreverence in woman is to him abominable. A consideration for his comfort attracts a man; a continuation of this makes him your most humble stave. A chat in which there is no malice attracts a man; neither scandal noT evil In 1855-7 the sons of chivalry came to Kansas to teach the people how to vote. They used the pistol the shot gun and the noose. They fought openly and were defeated and driven back.

This year they came back, and under the disguise afforded by the Alliance, they have been partially the world's history did such a thing happen. Some one please tell us. Peter Calamity, Peter Pumpkin eater, refers to the total depravity of a Sedan paper. Now then Mr. Calam which contains the most depravity the Sedan paper or that fellow out in Summit who cut the gymnastics with that fourteen year old girl a few years ago We ask you for an answer.

During the last campaign it was forcibly demonstrated that the Calams were the most stupendous cowards in politics that the world has ever known. They were always talking about debating, but always backed out. Whenever they came in contact with Republican speakers they were badly worsted. Fannie's Big Shoes. The biggest shoes ever constructed in Connecticut were built for Miss Fannie Mills, of Sandusky, recently, and exhibited in a show window of H.

H. Porter's shoe store on Main street, in Ansonia. Miss Mills has a foot as big as an asparagus mound. It takes a number 27 shoe that is seventeen inches long and six and one-half inches across the ball. Her feet are not normal ones, but freaks.

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In resrard to some of these lands, all Have a nhmber of the best farms and stock ranches for sale and exchange in Southern Kansas. Also have money to loan on good real estate security. Quickest Time and at Lowest Rates. Have a Complete Set of Abstracts of Chautauqua County and Famish Reliable Abstracts of property on short notice at reasonable terms. make a woman seem sweet that is to do is for Contrress to ratify speaking Edward W.

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