Border Star from Columbus, Kansas • 2

The Greenback Republican them or their followers. Where THE BORDER STAR. iliC ITHE GOAHDEST EVENTS Prohibition candidates are all anx upon the y. 1. and the c.

p. got J. M. SIMMONS, Editor. ious for the prohibition vote.

At T. GR1SMAP North-east corner of square, DEALERS IN- last accounts Scoles, Ludlow; TEKMS. Foster and Timberlake were ahead. Columbus, Kansas, SJATUKDAK, OCT. 13, 18S3.

angry and swore by the great Horn Spoon they would open the gates and Jet the Republicans capture the whole Democratic camp. The Democrats ordered them to take care" of themselves, for it would be a cold day for them when the Since the three parties have went into partnership they should draw j. u. vnnvAun, off half of the candidates, if they STAPLE III Fl 3. don't there is likely to be some live-1 dealer in ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I hereby announce myself as an independent candidate for the office of county commissioner of the Third district, subject to the will of the voters at the polls in November next. E.C. Weilep. Democratic Ticket ly rows before the election. main body of Greenbackers dis The Greenbackers.

still chal pianos, QRGAns. THE S'EASO We keep a full stock of all kinds of GBOCEBIES AHD FBOUISIOriGi SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, RICE, SYRUPS, DRIED FRUITS covered their treachery. 3t jjt s)C 3j( A monument has been prepared for them, to be raised on' the 6th of November with "the following and and the best brands of Sewing Machines lenge anybody to meet their great champion, Jesse Harper. Since the last general election any statesman would be laughed at who would think of discussing issues with the Greenbackers, so that Uncle Jesse did not come all the way from Illinois for that purpose. It is a very doubtful compliment TVTTT! AT I WAS THX OPENING OF inscription: "Hie Jacet two clever politicians who went out after wool and came back shorn." For Treasurer, DR.

G.G.GREGG, Of Baxter Springs. For Sheriff, GEORGE HOYT, Of Rosa Township. For County Clerk, V. H. MILLSTEAD, of Weir City.

For Register of Deeds, 18 can be found on the west aide of the square, one door north of Red Front clothing house. He carries in stock the Moral. A little honesty good even in politics. Kansas Oty Bacca anl fa Always Stock Also a large stock of Mason Fruit Jars. J6T Highest market price paid for country product.iat Our prices aro as low as any hoosa In the Call and see us.

T. M. GRISHAM BRO. Market Reports. PRODUCE.

to the intelligence of the people of Cherokee county to bring men from Illinois and Michigan to tell us for whom we should vote for Corrected Friday morning, Oct. 12th Finest, Newest, and" Best by Grisham Bro. I Apples Potatoes Butter Eggs Flour 40 to CO $0.30 to 0.40 20 2.G0to3.60 Treasurer, Sheriff, County Clerk and Register. "Let the office seek the man," AIR 1.20 1.25 to 1.75 121-2 Corn meal Chickens Bacon Hams and COL. B.

D.BEALL, Of Columbus. For Commissioner 3rd District, R. W. VAUGHAN, Of Empire City, For County Surveyor, CAPT.JOE WALLACE, Of Crawford Township. For Coroner, DR.

W. A. JORDAN, Of Columbus. 4 was one of the cardinal principles of the late Greenback party. It was a line theory; we can imagine the people thrusting the office 18 60 to 80 Cabbage per Dor.

On south tide square. Boom crowded with people from morulas until nlgbt. Sweet Potatoes 40 to CO GEUII1G MACHINES. BOAD NOTICE. Stats of Kansas, 1 And carries a line of the rumcz or uountt ixxbk, October 4th, 1888, 'Notice Is hereby given that on the 4th day of October.

1883, a petition signed by Martha Lewis' Block, north side square. on an unwilling candidate, and we cannot help but sympathize with a hopeless individual whom the office selects and runs down. There is Chris. Hoover, for instance, who has spent a year or so trying to prevent the Green -LATEST- Instructors, Knott and IB others, was presented to the Board of County Commissioners of the ooun-ty and state aforesaid praying for the change Ing of a certain road, described as follows, is: for GOODS $42,000 70RT1 Sheet Music, Organ Stools, Machine Needles, To locate. Beginning at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of section It, township 34.

range 81, thence west on half section line to the southwest corner of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, section 12, township 84, range 21, thence running due north on quarter section line through sections 12 1 township 94 range 81 and section 36, township 33, range 21, to intersect the public road at or near the "Diamond school house." backers from nominating him for treasurer, and then he and his friends had to make heroic efforts to keep the Democrats from endorsing him. He is out of danger now, but it has been a hard strain on him physically and mentally, if not financially. Poor Ludlow, the office has been after him for the last ten years, and he has run so much trying to Oils and Repairs, To vacate. That portion of the Quacken-bush road beginning at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of section 12, township 34. range 21.

thence north to the northeant Opened this week. The Largest Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Doots, Choes. Democratic Platform. Retolvtd, By the Democracy of Cherokee county, Kansas, that we endorse the ad-mioittratioD of Governor- George W. Glick a one of economy, fearleaenees and hoo-sty.

Resolved, That we are opposed to monop- oliee. and favor each modification of the tariff laws as wilt cause no injury lo American miners and mechanics, and be fair and equitable to the consumers and produoers. Retolvtd, That we arraign the present Republican legislature for corruption and disobedience in conniving with railroad corporations and defeating the passage of a just law reducing charges fur transportation of freight. Retolvtd, That while we are in favor of the execution of all laws in force upon our statutes, we demand that our legislature soon as practicable resubmit the question of prohibition to the people of Kansas, that the voters after having had some years experience with said law, and being familiar with its evils and benefits, may have a fair and impartial vote thereon. corner of section 36, township 33, range 81.

I Whereupon, said Board of County Commissioners appointed the following mimed per Constantly on Hand. sons, viz; u. mcitticKie. u. s.

stebbins and w. Fin co hfect lo a Choice Cigars, Cigarettes, Fountain fine Cut, Wedding Cakes, and All Con- feotions Supplied On Short Notice. OYSTERS SERVED TO OBDEH. First-CIass Order Restaurant. Dillon as viewers, with instructions to meet, in conjunction with the County Surveyor, at the place of beginning in Neosho township, on I Would be pleased to see all my Hats and Caps and Carpsts.

lormer inenaa. i 4V I Thursday the 1st day of November, A. D. 1883, keep OUt Of the Way, that he lOOKS I and proceed to view said road, and give toau Iiv order of the Board nf Cmintv rvimml. I GUARANTEE FAIR DEALING Have the voters no mercy IN THH OOUTHWHOT JOHJI T.

VKACH, 2w County Clerk. ROAD NOTICE. Stats ot Kansas. 1 A correspondent of the Prohibi and tionists last week says, "I have VOftice Couktt Clerk Every Article Marked in Plain Figures we have but been a close observer for the last meroKee county. October etb.1883.

General Satisfaction. eight months, as to the sontiment Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of October. 1883. a netition aiimnd hv llr. QUE FOR EVERYBODY of the people, and when I say there is a possibility of Glick and his law REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

It is now nearly twenty-three years since the Republican party assumed control of the administrative and governmental affairs of the country. Its record in the management of public affairs since it came into power has not only mantainod the confidence of the people of our own country but it has been such as to commend the admiration of all civilized gov ernments. The record of the Republican party is the history of the country for nearly a quarter of a century. Its grand achievements ron Potter and 14 others, was presented to the Board of County Commissioners of the county and State aforesaid praying for the location of a certain road, described as follows, viz tsrlle sells for cash or on time to suit purchaser. breakers going to the front again THE ELSIOR JEUJELRY STORE Beginning at the southeast corner of the in this state next, year, you may scoff at this but there is such a And we guarantee that will be as low as anybody in thelUnited States dare 4 maze.

southwest quarter of section 27, thence running north on the half section line to the northeast comer of the northwest quarter of section 27. townshin SI. fanira 84. Al To Purchase Fine danger, eyen with a presidential ning at the northeast corner of the southeast s. a.

Cleaning and repairing Organs and Sewing Machines a year. I know this state well I can't give you my reasons-" he specialty. 2-36-tf GOLD OR SILVER 17 A II EG. quarter oi section zj. township 31.

range 24, thence west on half section line to the north-webt corner of the southwest quarter of section 27, township 31. range 24. Whereupon said Board of County Commis- don't like to give his reasons but r. ueits jewelry store xni in civil government stand unequaled inthean-nals of the world. It is unnecessary at this time to recapitulate the achievements of the Republican party and its record.

It is one tliiit weare proudof as Republicans, and we hereby reaiurm our fidelity to the party and its principles as set forth in the last National Kepublicun convention at Chicago. As regards affairs within our own state, we reaffirm the platform of the Republican State convention at Toiieka in 1883, and pledge ourselves to a faithful, juBt and economical administration of public affairs. we denounce the encouragement given by the Democratic party of the state to nullify the prohibitory amendment as disloyal and same building. emutrn, Mcpoimeu me iouowing named persons, viz: David Crow. Perry Mercer and P.

B. Smith as viewers, with instructions to meet in conjunction with the County Surveyor, at the place of beginning in Cherokee township, cn Thursday, the 8th dav of Octnlier. A. in another portion of his letter he came very near doing so by saying: "But I notice in my travels DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS "FRISCOLINE." SL LOUIS SAN FHAHCIS- over the state, that the worst ene contrary to the voice of the majority of the 1483, and proceed to view said road, and give to all parties a hearing.

By order of the Board of County Commissioners, JoesT. Veacm, County Clerk. people, ana aemana oi tne offlcers of lai The finest line ever saw in Columbus, mies to it are temperance men who are now talking high license, in enforcement ot the same. You will always find a fine line of Silter Ware at this Store, sneh aVCutors, Cake Baikets, Knivet, Forks, Spoons, Eta. Tbe Finest line cf AU Kinds jf Jewelry ia the CI(j.

KL02X1 C1L021 1 IIL02I! 1 C0RAIL7AT. THROUGH SOUTHWEST MISSOURI, stead of standing by their Embrcsino the Una Geexlo Out. WESTERN ARKANSAS, We have no occasion to discuss the principles of prohibition, but DR. J. 0.

HQUX. Resident Dentist. I-Office over Hoy Klien field's SOUTHERN KANSAS AND the above, coming from the source it does, is pretty good. There is Of Every Desoription INDIAN TERRITORY. no danger of Glick coming to the ifront, he is already their, and is i Embracing under one management, able to stay.

Special Attention Given to Repairing and Ergraviij. MANY MILES (PILE ncmember the place, and Call and get a Bargain In any Tax Courier is ashamed of the Republican platform the Times is of tne anove unes of Goods. Of complete railway system, form i ashamed of the Greenback nlat- Ke solved. That we are in favor of a reduction of county offlcers' salaries so that they will only receive such salaries as are paid by other corporations for Bimilar circumstances. THB GBJCEjrmAClt PLATFORM.

Resolved. That we re-affirm and endorse the dootrins enunciated in the Chicago platform, adopted in 1880. Resolved, That we are in favor of the strict enforcement of the prohibitory laws concerning the sale and manufacture of alcoholic liquors. We also favor additional legislation on the question to the end that drug stores (so called) may be prevented from making a monopoly of the business through the conivanoe and dishonesty of quack doctors, who are to lasy to work, too cowardly to steal and to proud to beg. Resolved, That we aro, as in the past, in favor of a reduction of olhcial salaries to correspond with the average income from other legitimate businras.

Resolved, That we demand the strict enforcement of the mining laws passed at the last session of the legislature. In the sense of laws upon this important question the miners of Kansas have heretofore been compelled to breathe an atmosphere reeking with pestilence and putrid with death. Resolved, That we are opposed to the system of taxation by which tax payers are required to pay taxes twice upon the same property. Resolved, That we favor the taxation of mortgages in the counties where they are recorded. Resolved, That we are in favor of compelling by law all individuals and corporations hiring laborers to adopt the 8 hour laws of congress.

Resolved. That we are opposed to converting the United States treasury into a broker's office, by loaning money to citizens of the Unit-ed States to be secured by mortgages upon tbe real estate of the country. A sufficient amount of money kept in circulation will obviate the necessity of borrowing money, thus destroying the monster sin of the world Ca-uary. Resolved, That the saloons must go. ing aireci wrougn connection to all points in Excelsior.

Jewelry Store, West Side Square, Colomljas, Km. iorm, ana me rroMouionut is ashamed of the platform adopted Texas, Colorado, New and Old by the prohibition element of the W. Vanvalln's Eluslo Store In Same Onlldlng. Republican and Greenback parties Rexico, Arizona, California and The Far 7est at their meeting' on the 1st They are perfect beauties, don't fail to see them. THE OLDEST Positively the shortest, most and an a consequence none of the platforms referred to are to be seen in their representative pa SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Zioas of Appetite, Bowels costive. Fain la the Head, with dull aenaatlon to the back part. Fain under the Shoulder lads, fullness after Mttng, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of temper. Low spirits, wltlt a feeling of bavins neglected soma duty.

Weariness, DiaaineiM. nattering at the Heart, Pots for tfc ares, Tallow Skin. Headache generally over the right eye gMUearnaea, with tXtol dXMBU, feifybly ooIondUxiiWiUui eomiiPATiotu tll'i'H PIIX8 are awy ssially adapted meh ease, one doe afieeta sch change of aellmg as to astonish the affetwr. They bwrMM tMmAw9im, and eanse the body te Vah sa rtmrnm. thoe ttaa sysuss la SKHBrfeAad.

and by AJai ea tbs tows nnm dvi. Osat HAra em Wrkhs ehaafei te a axearr Blacx toy Hogia appllouloa ot uua Dtb. Itim-parts a natural color, acts iaMaataasooaiy. tola ssnt by axpnas oa wwpt of aU mo. a snwAr arr raw tokk.

pers. We are proud of the Demo cratic platform, which will be WLE1I1D SEBD HUE found at the head of the first col Gents, Ladles and Olilldrens' umn of this page of The Star, followed by the platforms and resolutions adopted by the prohibition faction of the Republican and Knit Underwear, In all gradei aak to see them. pleasant and cheapest route to all points EAST. NORTH AND SOUTH, VTA SAHSTT IiOXTIS. Trough express trains run daily.

Pulman Palace Sleeping Cars On Night Trains. C3REMEMBERei This is the only route to the fa- mous jjEUREKA SPRINGS, ARK. PBOHIBITIO PLATFORM. En Southeastern Canoes. Whereas.

The three political parties of Greenback parties, and also that Cherokee county have had their several conventions and declared their principles and made their nominations for the various officers to be elected this fall. Resolved, That we, as representatives of the tomperance people of Cherokee county, recognise in the Renublican and Orwnhui-k nlut. Bk Mil BArtAk ml ViMM Mn lMai limn Mast mm rua adopted by the "prohibition fanatics." These platforms and resolutions will be found in this paper And the proprietor of tbe tame deal res to say to hia many friends and pa form and nominees a recognition of the principles of temperance: a determination to execute the prohibitory law. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! from now until after the election, toons that moved his stock into his new building, center of brick block neaaa: 1 tW7 Resolved. Inanraunh an thn TVnnontI nun.

in order that tne people who are south side of square, where all are cordially invited to call and see the fT have by their platform aud candidates de-1 dared themselves opposed to prohibition, by I not acquainted With the Workings so doing have solicited the support of all its onnosers. We unre all who aro in favnr rr of the different parties may become familiar with the doctrines prohibition to vote for such nominees of the LARGEST STOCK OF mm and teachings set forth and advo nrpuuucan ana ureenDava parities as will in their Judgement favor the execution of the law. A.tt. ROBB. 1 Jas.

BtuDMoaa, Com. lKA KSLIAKJO. Embracing everything from the 18 cated by said parties. Read and study them carefully; and when 11 i sranra wagoss, Era Cheapest Hemp to the Best Brussels. LAUD BROKER.

Laid Sales and Farm Mort-gases a Specialty. M0TJEY TO tOATJ, Rates 7 per cent per annum. Time, tto5 Has the money on hand or sub Democrats, now is the time to get in your good work, while the Republicans are sleeping. The prohibition wing of the Republican party says it shall be prohibition or anti-prohibition in the campaign this fall. All right, boys; call it what you pleasewe are going to elect the Democratic ticket this fall just the same.

The Times should not be to hard on Prof. Timberlake. The professor, we believe, is perfectly com-'petent to fill the office of register of deeds, and his running for the office in his son's name is only one of hi3 eccentricities. taam- If i To be found in Southern Kansas. A good stock of all kinds of seeds.

Some of the best wagons in the United States, such as "SHUTTLEIL" MITCHELL," "BAIN and others. Also the beat makes of Spring work The "Cortland," the (with eteel reach), the "Abbott," (of Chicago) and other makes. The very best evidence in the world that I sell cheap, is that xaj books will show larger sales than any of my competitors. ject to draft hence there will be clothiiiq. INVITED- r- It the time comes to vote, vote intelligently.

Some time ago a clever" politician and a brilliant young lawyer (both Democrats) conceived the grand idea of capturinsc the Greenback party. The plan was to go over to the Greenbackers, get control of the organization, and run the machine in their own interests. The active member, the young lawyer, took a leading part in the g. b. meetings, counsels, etc.

and secured the nomination of the clever politician to a very lucrative office. After having accomplished so much, the y. 1. and c. p.

come to prominent Democrats and reported their success and demanded as a reward for their woik that the Democrats give Mr. Clever Politician a certain nomination. The Democrats who had disapproved of their plan in the beginning, told them plainly that they had not captured any party, but had only secured for the time being a lot of hungry office seekers and Falstaffian recruits, that the rank and file of the party was not with them and -that Democrats had no desiri to tsalie tcrna with We will do our best to please you, both Hit To call and see us in onr new quarters, in quality and prices. no unnecessary delay. If you want your business attended to promptly and quietly, call and see CenJ.

D. Ceall. East side of square, over Anderson's Drug Store. Out atock of clothing take the cake for atyle, fit, qnahty and price. Boy; do not btryyoorfall auitt or overcoat until you aet ourjine.

You are Invited to call in and look through Ccrnsmlisr ISio Pizza nnrv II II i 1 1 pui iu ana a 1 1 Beau SamlUty nnnHQTPl Under lie Dig Cffja I (U. ill I I mm rails vs all hU- LJiJULjau.ui Jona troubles. Ose of our Republican friends wants to know "what has become of the. good old Republican party Ask us something easier. The last we heard ot the G.

O. R. P. it went into partnership the Van Bennett, Dr. Patty and small end of the Greenback Labor Party, lately captured by Hoover, Edmiston and called itself the Great Moral Reform Party.

Our opinion is that the G. O. R. P. and the G.

L. P. will both have to ta reorganized after the election. GHIiTEH SOUTH LwaS Proprietor of PALACE BARBER SHOP, West side square. Old and new customers invited to call.

Satisfaction guaranteed. IhSr Cutting a Spthlty. ICT Come and try our work: 7e A. MOOD, And see all pectfallT. a we keep.

Hoping to receiTe a ahare of your trade, I am very rea- W-a a -mrM oj anst have order In the Ailftat C2. A C3, UUaa Wa..