The El Dorado Democrat du lieu suivant : El Dorado, Kansas • 2

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. parties fpentaujntt! OFFICIAL VOTE OF BUTLER COUNTY. NOVEMBER 3RD, 1896. Following are the Trustees, Treasurers Clerks, Justices and constables in the order named elected in the several townships at the recent election: Agusta: Trustee, A. A.

Bobbins; PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY. 00 ElDorado CityH 3 a 3 t-O i art ta 3 e. a 3 EL 2. 5 3 rtfc a 7f 3 3 C. S8 3 5.

5T Entered at the El Dorado postoflice as second-class mail. Prof. S. A. Smith.

Editor. W. S. Strowgcr, Publisher, Tuesday, November 10th. 5" tr -J E.

2. 3 ft 5 5 Treasurer, S. G. Hindman; Clerk, C. D.

Cloud; Justices, Joseph McAllister, O. Council; Constables, J. H. Bucker, Jos. Swltzer.

Bexton: C. H. Mc Cane, E. H. Fisher, Harry Rounds.

Justices, Georg3 W. Ohmart, B. F. Mather; Constables, Balcom, WilliamJHarrison. CANDIDATES.

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F. Carver. Frank Doster I t. KiSt'81 154 8t'ei's5 88 iS-'iTillJ 42' 99, 501 6 45,52 59 171 lOT 47 72 31 40 7W49 6" 103 Id4'll7 47 2tt 72103 83 36 68 U4 76 6 61 67,57.52,114 43111)7 95,15 67 91 70113 66106: V6 (9 51:2879 474 For rank partisanship the Kansas City Jounal holds first place. If it would mind its own Missouri busi-nessess and let Kansas alone it would bo more greatly appreciated by all Kansans.

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Cron, W. C. Johnson; Constables, L. T. Elder, C.

Bordwall. Bruxo: F. L. Ayers, L. C.

Huber, J. E. Mc Ferren. Justices, II. T.

Edwards, H. II. Morris. Constables, Clarence Rowley, Wm Bailey. Chelsea: Henry Ramsey, Nelson 99 73101 81 233 113.43 10.

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Clay: Morrison, Broderson, James Brodle. Justices, F. Doyle, Jos. I I I- I I I I I I I 57 157'80 44 46 52 60 51 104 51 6 75132 39 71'50 66 69 431111161 116 4S 242 83,37:68142 76,70,59 65'56 103173 105 95,78,85129 97,61.67 91:69 114 66 86 108 97 bj.L2 28t5 445 1 70'si 38 70 5f 66 AH 10' 110. 159 109 43 2375 46 52 57 47 106 51 66 I 167 237 57133 791155 78 58 S3 89 43 47 99 77 ,70,63.67 43 108 102 73 104 102 62 67 93.69115 67.88,10711011 V2 51.29J7 523 94 77,89131 I b'sj'wi'soI 99 1301 95 42 23T41 47 52 58 43 69 SO 40 173 105! Mi 68 64 69 43 73 60 33 99 84:38,70138 84,70.63,67158131 114143,106 94 76 89 135 104 61 67 9,68 115 66 86 122 1S2.109 59,2909 635 We are glad to know that our neighbor is going to be run as a "legitimate newspaper." We con gratulato tho managers and all concerned that its days of illegitimacy are over.

We welcome its editor out of iolitics into the editorial fraternity. We believe tho change will be an agreeable one. Blancett. Constables, Thomas Edwards Murray. Clifford: JV Liggett, Howard Lathrop.

Justices, Avery, Serel Jarvis. Constables, Super-naugh, Lincoln. Douglass: Carnahan, Blood, I I I I I I I 45150 58 170104:51 67 4 71 '30 40 71U9 66 68 46 107 .167 101 61 67 92 68115 671091 91 IJECTENAXT GOZERNOlt. H. E.

A. M. Harvey. SECRETARY OF STATE. W.

C. Edwards: 1L W. E.Bush. AUDITOR OF STATE. George E.

Cole. i TREASURER OF STATE. Otis L. Atherton. D.

H. lleflebower. ATTORXEY GENERAL. F. B.

Dawes. L. C. Boyle. STATE SUPEBISTENDENT.

E. Stanley. William Stryker CONGRESSMAN-AT-LARGE. R. W.

Blue. J. D.Botkin. JCDGE'APP. COURT, S.

DEPT. CEN. DIVISION. John C. Pollock.

A. W. Dennison. 1 CONGRRSSMAN. 4th CONG.

DI8T. Charles-Curtis. John Madden. I JUDGE DIST. COURT 13th JUDICIAL DIST, C.

W. Shinn. STATE SENATOR. T. B.

Murdoctt. W. F. REPRESENTATIVE. J.

M. Satterthwaite. F. F.Gillespie. PROBATE JUDGE.

Fremont Leidy. J. M. Randall. CLERK DIST.

COURT. J. W. Haskell. V.

A. Osburn. COUNTY ATTOBJiEY B. R. Leydig.

H. W. Schumacher. COUNTY SUPERrNTENDENT. W.

II. Ehle'rs. Morton Holcomb. COMMISSIONER, 1st DIST. Lafe'Stone, J.

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P. Gillespie, Capt. Randall, V. A. Osborn, II.

W. Schumacher, Morton Holcomb and Joe Barnes, successful demo-pops of Butler county, Kansas, and may your administrations be as brilliant as your elections were triumphant. Black Rock Blade. El Dorado: John Carpenier, Karnahan, Rayburn. Justices, James Mossman, Wm Dye.

Constables, Wm Thomas. Fairmount: Wm Logan, Henry Jan-zen. Philo Hunter. Justices, Ed Melin-dy, Gardner. Constables, C.

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Constables, Varner, Ed Jacobs. Glfxcoe: Wilson Purdy, A Blank-enbaker, Sutton. Justices, Edwards, Herring. Constables, BA This winter will witness our lawmaking department do businoss in a hurry and in a careful and conscientious manner. Ususally half tho sosion is spoiled "sparring for position" by the political parties, but this timo it is all one way enough so that the time may be profitably spent in making good laws and repealing bad ones.

HOTEL WT3SODSO Best I day hotel in the city. JESSE ESSEX, Prop. El Dorado, Kansas. HOLADAY WELLS Now in the hour of victory of a majestic principle on the plains of Kansas, is the time to hold a love feast and cemeDt all these elements in one broad and comprehensive bond of union. The present local, meaningless party names, that only serve to distract and divide men who should touch T'S HOMY Sutton, Stevens Hickory: Harvey, Grove, I French.

Justices, Boggs, A Constables, Lloyd Bright, Smith. LEADING BAKERS, OPPOSITE HITCHCOCK Lincoln: II Cain, A Ramsey, Templcton. Justices, John Carter, A Scott. Constables, Tuttle, Newton. Little Walnut: A Richardson, Boellner, II Farrar.

Justices, Jas Cecil, Watt. Constables, Sidney Blakeman, Dell Warren. Logan: A McCullougb, Tryon, shoulders as brothers in the great battle for human rights, must no longer be continued in Kansas. In this great battle for free silver and human rights, there can be but two parties in this state, and in the nation. The entertainment given by the Sharpley Theatre company at the opera house last night was a docided success.

The audience frequently applauded. Those holding tickets to the Ellet's Opera House Lyceum course were admitted to the play last night, ilr, Shelden promises some very rare entertainments in this course and those who have not secured tickets should hasten to do so. N. Shriver, Carpenter and Builder, El Dorado, Kansas. Harry Buttrlck.

Justices, Irwin, Peebler. Constables, Balllnger, Will Razey. Milton: Peter Hershey, Ed Claassen, To buy good Groceries, so it will pay you to trade with us We see to the quality of our goods first then to the price but we never overlook the many opportunities offered the CASH buyer to secure bargains. You should get our prices, whether you want one dollar or ten dollars worth of Groceries. Come and see.

W. W. PATTISON SON By the opening of the momentous presidential campaign of 1900, every voter in tho republic will be ranged on one side or the other of the great conflict. We are now together. Wo have vanquished the insolent Golbug He- J.

W. HEISER, insurance and Notary Public, El Dorado, Kansas. Davis Jr. Justices, Kelly, Ashenfeiter. Constables, Bert Leach, Brenner.

Murdock: Clay pool, Wilssn, Frank Janner. Justices, Houston, Gale. Constables, Wm Shaffer, Collinsworth. Pleasant: Wallace, Joshua Swindell, Hyde. Justices, Wm Cum-mings, John Kibbj Jr.

Constables, Clarence Hillis, A Hughs. Plum Grove: Philip Smith, Dun- Dr. James lledley will lecture at thoM. E. Church, Nov.

on "What is Man Worth." Dr. Hedley is one of the finest lecturers on tho American platform. Ho never fails to pleaso his audiences. Nobody can mako a mistako by going to hear him. It will bo worth more than it costs.

This is the second entertainment in tho course managed by Air. J. Gibson. publican party in its stronghold in this state. We must not be permitted to drift apart.

It is imperative that there be prompt, positive and vigorous action on the part of the friends of silver in this state. Topeka Democrat. W. A. FRAZIER, Deafer in New and 2-Hand Goods.

Buys, sells and Exchange. 1st door north of Boston, hotel, iliain street. can, John Demming. Justices, Frank Constables, A Jossph, A Morgan GOV. IiEEDY SPEAKS.

Yesterday while talking to a newspaper man in Topeka, Gov. Leedy said Duncan, II Osborn. Project; II Florea, Geo Pirtie, Pierce. Justices, Chas Eckel Sr, II Tilden. Constables, A Gephart, A Ligget.

The Republican orators and papers made a hard fight on me personally Heke is ono for the El Dorado high school to tackle. "A Naron township farmer owned a hog and wanted to weigh it, he weighed 100 and his wife 135 pounds. They put a board across the fence so that when they sat upon tho ends it exactly balanced. They exchanged places, the wife taking the pig in her lap, just balancing tho board again. What was the weight of tho porker?" Preston Plain lh'(iler.

Richland: II Olmstead, White, and told a great many lies, but they II II Silknitter. Justices, II Staley, did not count for much C3-0 TO-- H. H. FULLER FOR THE BEST BROOMS In Kansas made to order E. CENTRAL Ave: ELDORADO McCurry Sr.

Constables, Hodgan, McCurry Jr. rain and Feed. Goal. 6 Rock Creek: Wallace Parsons, Hall, Farnsworth. No Justices or Constables.

Rosalia: George Songer, A II Thai-man, Young. Justices, Robert Martin, Brown. Constables, Bert Martin, Frank Borden. Spring: Leonard, Green, II Armstrong. Justices, Siebert, They have told that I am a Catholic, an A.

P. a and every contradictory story that would prejudice people aganst me. They have stirred the people up so that they would come out to meetings just to see what such a mean man looked like, and our speaker got hold of them and they voted with us. I can't say what my policy will be. I will have a policy, though, when the time comes.

It will have for its object the welfare of Kansas and her citizens. It will be all my own, and if it does not sncceed I shall be pre The party managers who aro rejoicing political victory should remember that great responsibility comes upon those who are successful at the polls. All legislation is charg The Racket Be sure and see ns when you have anything in our line to buy or sell. We handle the best grades of coal, see us before laying in your winter suppy Leedom. Constables, Geo Leedom, Arthur Sharrocks.

Sycamore: Harsh, John Dill, Hursh. Justices, Parsons, Chas ed to them. In addition to this industrial and commercial conditions are considared to be due to the action of tho party in power and the persons who fill the highest official station. Who is sufficient for these things! Is where you get good goods AT CHEAP PRICES Just putting in a new supply of Fine Stock, Come and see us before buying elsewhere. pared to stand all the blame.

I will go into office withought being bound by promises, and if I don't make a creditable administration it will be because 1 don't know." UNSON POWELL, Case. Constables, James Hoy. Towanda: Wheeler, Chas Davis, Mosier. Justices, Wait, Jackson. Constables, Hill, John Winchester.

Union, Menife, Nelson, Edward Rhodes. Justicss, Ferguson, IP-. -i. Successors El Dorado, Kansas. This is characteristic of Governor Leedy; there is no doubt but that he will have a "policy all his own" nor that it-will be a good one.

His acquaintance with men and measures in this state is sufficient to enable him to intelligently map out a policy for BenninghoiUKiiig Powell. I ery much has been said about Mr. Bryan not carrying his own ward It certainly does not argue against, him that partisanship could not be overcome among his neighbors. The place is largely Republican and the vote for Bryan was a large reduction of the usual majority. Nobody was foolish enough to suppose that he would effect much in such a Republican stronghold as Lincoln, Nebraska.

The state did its proper part for him however. Elontinn Dofur nc! Wright. Constables, Rob-ertson, Jessnp Walnut: Minor, FH Penley, Primm. Justices, Klrkpatrlck, Carr. A Hunter, John PfalT.

the good of the state, and name the men to successfully carry it out. LIUUUUII IIUIUI IIUI Any stove or range bearing the name of An ardent opponent of Murdock brought $200 down to this city just LET US ORGANIZE. He didn't owe The duty of the hoar for the friends ore the election. tc 17 any money in this town and the query THE of Silver is to organize! All the silver elements in the state is: vnat was done with iti jugusta Press. Tho incoming administration will be welded into one watched closer than state any govern- should be at once is warranted to be the best that can be made.

GARLAND STOVES RANGES. compact invincible organization. You try to leave the inference that he bought votes with it. You know it is not true. If you think it is true, it is your duty as a defender of the on the ME(ET IEST FLOy 9 ment in Kansas has ever been.

Heretofore, the Republicans have had some friends politically in the administration that prevented them turning loose the full measure of their spite and misrepresentation, but they have now lost all, and every act of Governor Leedy and his associates The advantages of such prompt and harmonious action on the part of the silver forces in Kansas are obvious to every friend of humanity. The silver forces, today are in a great majority in Kansas. The best "nation's honor" to ferret it out and punish the offender. Manufactured by Are too well known to need any endorsement from us, and we only need to call the attention of our readers to their reputation and advise them tc examine into their merit. Also a full stock of hardware and implements, etc wm ue uiagmnca ana distorted into interests oi tne cause or silver require it is to be hoped when Jjeedy is 1 111 1 i .1.

I MaXSOIl Son, El Dorado, Kans- a coioai munuer it mere is the lean that, at this opportune hour these governor there will be a "chosen" few menU-palisU, Democrat, and Republican joints pulled that have Topeka Cajital if done by Morrill, bllver Republican should be welded been allowed to ran through thick will now be heralded to the world as into 0Qe compact and invincible or- and thin in this city. Topeka Devio-an unpardonable crime. iganization. crat. asro other..