Webster Eagle from Webster, Kansas • 4

WEBST ER EAGLE l-vm that Mr. Kenworthj bv an overwhelming majority, is elected. mm p. NEW IMCI1ITH I SIPS. katkh.

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II. IIOVT Editor. K.l. UltAHAM SATURDAY SEPT 24. TEST a a-mm ill i mim nniiRfi pat paints, oils, varnishes: etc, YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED AND ANTEED WEBQTEK, Fa IfiyLLJlIlEl ft IMI LMB "WEBSTER.

KANSAS. We make specialty of farm loans on 3 to 7 years time. NO COMMISSION. If you bargain for $500 you get $50'). ') per cent inter-, est; on ehoice loans, less than ft.

The following is a partial list of farms we have for sale 'Ihe Republican nominee for sher iff is Reuben Delay, of Plainville. II is friends in the convention were in earnest while endeavoring to se cure his nomination, and believing him to be the fittest one of the many candidates they staid by him until be was uninitiated. The same friend thru secured him the honors sought will support him at the pol's in November, if not they have acted in bad faith, and they, instead of Mr. Do'av. should be taught a lesson in political honesty that would bo of untold im portance to them in the future.

Air. Delay is said to be a man who-e commanding bearing suggests submission and whose iro i will and deternrna-lion would disperse a mob without the aid of deputies. Bearing the teJord ot brave, daring soldier who will say that lie i- not lit sheriff? That he is qualified nocne will deny. His acquaint nice is not widespread over the couptv.and if he is not pop ul.ir it is attributable to that s'ltree. J.

T.Locke is the only third termer on the ticket. Undoubtedly his election is sure. Dr. Y. Robbins is aga'n on the ticket for coroner.

He is popular, is a good physician and has made for himself laurels and small fees siuce serving the people in that capacity. Miles W. A Lowell township, received the nominat on for conity commissioner in the first di-t'ict. He is ti man of good ability. experienced in busine-s, and has the vim and grit to lookout for the county's best interests.

Programme for the Teachers' Association of District No. 4, to be held at Webster, the first Saturday in jciooei VOUEXOON" EXERCISES. To commence at 10 o'clock. Music. Prayer.

Music. Address of welcome Mr. Encore. How to teach denominate numbers Miss Etta Scott. Recitation, Miss Minnie Graham.

Essay, W. II. Sutton. Select reading, Miss Frances Web ster. How to teach physiology to be ginners, Mrs.

J. J. Johnson. Music. Dinner, 12 to 1:80 o'clock.

AVTURXOJX EXSltCIHKS. How teach history, Miss Ethel Brainard. Recitation, Miss Olive Hill. Good methods of lauguage work, Miss Weltha Webster. Essay, Miss Ella Barnes.

Music. How to avoid tardiness; discus sion: tree to an. Closing song. Mit. Lucore, President Mrs.

St. Johx, Secretary. KLATK ITKMS. To the Fditor of the Engle. Mr.

Cross is building on SO. Cattle and sheep are in fine coudi Hon. Sowing wheat and rye is the order of the day Two si-ters of I. X. Pepper are visiting herefrom Pennsylvania.

The pic nic at Webster's grove was a success, and the juveniles are happy. There never was known to be liner pasiurage and greener grass than we have at the present time. The turkey wheat is the most popular, as it has stood the lest th these two LarJ years we have just passed through. Dirk IJusg is moving to Stockton to ike charge of the schruben farm Chai.ley and Maggie will take care of the home pl.ice. The warriors here say they can't po to St.

Louis this year as their crop of shekels is too light, and coal clothing to buy for winter. Doc. Brooke is a clever neighbor, but awful mischievous. He will give yon a watermelon too large to eat without help, and too large to carry' home to yet help. A.

C. Smead is ready to deliver Irs b-iolts numerous subscribers for for 'Laud, Sea and Mr. Smead is one of our best agents, and always has the best books on the. market. I Ere I Loomis our "sheep caught out on i lie prairie in a rain storm oneniht last week while driving home a hundred lambs he had The wolves furnished the liius'e for the pic nic and thiec his pet lambs paid the expenses fur ths night.

September 20. Rustic. The best place to buy machine oil cheap, is at Curtis Webster, Kv.nas. ot in else can that no Ml We sell Cod Fish, White Fish, Mackerel, Honey, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Kraut, Vinegar, Molasses, Roots Shoes in endless varieties, Uncle Sams Harness Oil, Uncle Sains Condition Powders, Rosin, Sulphur, Blue Madder, Copperas, Patent Medicine's, Stone Ware, Jugs, Milk Crocks Churns, (Hen Elder Flour, the -best in the market for the pride. Clocks it Watches, Beans, Books Stationery, Dried Fruit.

Groceries, Di ces Goods All kinds Ladies Prints, Muslins, Gents Furnishing Goods, Over-alls, Fine Jeans Pants, Summer Clothing, Coal Oil, Ma- ohine Oil, Cheese Crackers, Cig ars Smoking Tobacco, Chewing To bacco, nioiis. Pipes, Lam ps Chimneys Burners, Largest Stock Cheapest to Trade in Rooks County is Curtis Co. ii hi 1 11 I 0UT0F ORDER. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE aCHGW. CHICAGO ILL.

30 UrJION SQUAREX PALLAS, st eouis.Mo. ATI ONTO A TEX. COCKLE'SSs PILLS This old English Family Medicine in use for 86 years, all over the world, (for Ulle, Indig-estion, Liver, Of Purs Vegetans Ingredients. FREE FROM MERCURY. WOKTII VOUIt ATTENTION.

Cut this out and mail it to Allen Augusta, Maine, who will send you free, something new, that just coins money for all As wonderful as the electric lirrht. as genuine as pure gold, it will prove melons value and iinportmt to you. Both sexes, all ages. Allen bear expence of starting you business. It will bring you in more cash, right away, than anything in the world.

Anyone anywhere do the work, and live at home also. Better write at once; then, knowing all, should you conclude you don't care to engage, why harm is H. B. KENDALL, Physician ii Surgeon catM promptly attended or a Specialty. onf fit of now Tools.

8hI ii-f net ion in evprj brinnl lmro of I La public patroiige, Hull fliop east Mitiu (sr. VJTX 11 11 14 mm SATISFACTION GUAR KANSAS. i No 27 1G0 Ucecieci six miles southwest of Webster, GO acres in crop, three good stone buildings, rods of hedge fence ten feet high, one mile yv ire fence, walnut trees bearing, 4,000 ornamental and fruit trees, lots of shrubbery, three good wells, eorralls, and etc. New school house mile. Terms: $1,500 cash, and 1,500 on time.

No 58 Fine store building it lot, in center of town of Webster, new building, glass, front, I foot ceiling, room 20x50, splendid building. Price 8800, one third cash balance in two years at 12 per cent inlerexi. Rented for 815 per month. No 57. Fine new residence in Webster, frame house, 4 rooms, well etc.

Terms: $750 cardi No 160 acres three mile south of Webster, deeded, ten acres plowed, 150 acres smooth land, 1.C0O or $1,200, subject to mortgage of 340D No 49. 80 acres, 40 acres tinder crops, splendid land, 12 miles northwest of Webster, good school house. Price $550 cash, or $400 cash and purchaser assume mortgage of $150. No. 30 WO 2mlls north of Wnb Pter: 70 neres plowed, pood ston hotixo stone stH'jki UXiii.

tono corral I 60 pencil trees, 300 forect trees, creek, livltiur wutct liiO Heresbentof bottom land' yoori school, fiiejlities; excellent furm. Trice 42,000, purt trudc. No. 43100 neres, horaeKtend. 2 miles so of Webster, new school house, in dlMlrlet.

dtono dwelling 18x21, other buililinjf.s. well lfi feot, K5 bci'ch under eultivivtion. numerous trees mid shrubbery. Price part tiiae ur trade. No.

45330 acres, 100 iloeded. 100 timber entry, 60 neros plowed, rnnnliiR- wntor, trood schools, 2 miles south of Webster. Price. $2,200 Htihjce-t to wiortime of 10U. No 44 One mile from Welmter; UOO neres; Kill deeded, liiO hm -extend.

40 timber entry; two irood bouses, 2 (fond wells. 2 stables, liotis pens, outbuildings, iuixe stone eorrul, ilOOO Forest trees, food younv ore hard, 3S bearinK peach trees, S5 m-res under cultivation. Ail ia ono body Price $3,160. No. 54 A good piece of land 100 acres, running water, 155 acres can be plowe-d, 2 miles from Webster.

Price, $1,1 oo, or $608 cash, and $132 on 17 Veats time at 6 per cent interest. A bargain. No. 6 Stone stor building, 1 story, th 2 1 its; in best best locality in Wsbter; together with s'o ot ancl store fiu-nume. Price $1 2oo.

Thfise Mill and Siparators htcui long been 1 tinea by the Farmers, prominent Mlllers.Orain na 806(1 "0lera tlirouKhout the Cnitcd States, who highly recommend them aa being the Cat Mai binea ever mads for cleaning sua eraauig heat. Barley, Osto, Cora, and SeocU of every deacription. They do the work more thoroughly and harogreatercapacity than any othermachlne. They are atronzly built of the Tery bet material, highly Cnishcd, id are made in aix dUerect eizen, two for farm me and four lot Warehouse, Elevator and Millera use. The Land Bollen are tho most durable, sist and cbkapest in the msrkct for tha money.

Warranted to give satisfaction. Send for illustrated circulars and prices before buying. Wo cm vouUi fvf lie rejiabilify qI 15 llao. emit, DKALElt IN A6EHT8, REPUBLICAN TICKET. For County Trousurcr GROKGE N.

MICKEb. County Clerk JOHN T. SMITH. For Sheriff KEOIEX DKT.A Y. For Rcjristor of Heeds HENUY A.

KEN WOKTHY j'or County Survey or J. T. LOCKS. Por Coroner mi. f.

itonriixs. Commissioner 1st W.ALLEN. THE UKITBUCAS XO.MIXEKX. In another column will be found the Republican ticket nominated last Monday by the convention at We have no reason for saying any thin other than the convention placed in the field a ticket that should receive the united and cheerful sup jort of the Republican party in this ty. The defeated candidates -are Hien who would have filled the positions just as ably and faithfully the successtul candidates.

Mr. P. Hill, the defeated candidate treasurer, is the same brave old soldier, patriot, honest farmer, and thorough business man uovv as be fore the convention. His friends all honorable means to secure his nomination, but he was fairly honestly defeated by a man younger in years, but older in expo rience in the management of the county's funds. Ueing a staunch Republican Mr.

Hill will support the entire Kepubliean ticket with renewed visror. Mr. Backus failed to secure the nomination for sheriff as Mr.Hill for treasurer. He made an honorable contest and failed. He is not the Republican to conspire to defeat the nominees of the convention.

Mr. Vanderlip was before the convention seeking the nomination for sheriff, and was floored: Pete Tcrl-vfv'rr A. H. Judd and John Travis each had their friends, but the first ballot showed to be below par. The nomination for treasurer had downed all three of them.

Notwithstanding his "Waterloo defeat, Pete's sonorous voice will be heard throughout the entire length breadth of the county, between now and election da, in behalf of Republican ticket. If Mr. Travis Mr. Judd are not heard from it is because of negligence in younger days to train themselves for public speakers. The successful nominee for treasurer is known by nearly every resident taxpayer of Rooks county, and each of them are fully able tw form an opinion on what they know from their own personal knowledge.

If the voter and taxpayer do not know who he is we suggest that you call at the office of county treasurer of Rooks county at There yon will be greeted by a young man about 30 years of age; unassuming obliging; of pleasing address; and accurate in discharging the duties as deputy treasurer; strictly temperate in Lis habits; of un blemished character; of unquestioned this is the Republican jiominee for county treasurer, George X. Mickel. We believe that thousands of taxpayers who have transacted business with Mr. Mickel as deputy will vote, regardless of party, lo elevate hint to the position of treasurer. J.

T. hinith, present county clerk, was renominated by acclamation. Mr. Smith has justly earned this unqualified recognition, and no man, or alive, can defeat him at the polls. Jlemy A.

Kcnworthv, preciit iu-MJiubent, wus renominated by Mr. K. has oven himself ii faithful and efficient legist tr of deeds, nul the coim-iition acted wisely A'ing him such a unanimous imd cheuif il endorsement. Uy rea son of lipving served in the union iir ray the lite lebciliou ho a cripple However, he uUu to attend I i I is olliriiil duties. Every oil itijd every i of hf old sol- of 100 acres, joins Webstr on northwest, right in town, :15 acres under crop, 120 acres good tillable land, good well 12 feet deep, terms: $4,000.

or $2,000 cash, 1,500 in trade, buyer assuming mortgage of $500. Good investment for one wishing to make addition to Webster. 100 miles northwest of Webster, 50 acres under fine state of cultivation, good sod house, floor in one room, sod stable and hen house, good springs, shallow well, good school bouse. Price 1,400, cash. $400 in three years time.

Smooth claim, good bargain. No 52. 160 acres deeded, 7 miles northeast of Webster, 50 acres plow'd 50 acres in pasture, 10 acres rye, 4C0 peach trees bearing, .10 cherries bearing, 45 apple trees, also othr tim ber; Stone house 18x21, stone gran narv, stone shed CO ft. long. Plen ty of spring water, school house near, pi ice $1,400 casu, splendid Home stock larm.

No, 59. 160 acres in square, a miles north or Webster, 7o acres plowed, 5 acres timber, splendid well, stables and out buildings; near to a school house. Price $1,500, or $1,100 cash and $4oo in 4 years time. A bargain. No 30.

1 GO acres, Timber entry, 7 miles south of 12 acres in crops, one-half mile of hedge 3 years old, 2,000 trees. 1'riee $800. No 15. 160 Deeded, 35 acres in wheat, no waste land, stone -louse 16x18 inside, good floor and roof, outhouses owner resides on same, Smiles southwest of Webster, New school house 1 mile. Terms: $1,5100, 700 cash, buyer assuming a mortgage of $600 spfen- did farm.

No 40 1(0 litmipsteiwl, 35 Herein under crop, stouc houxe KxrT, (food spring of witter; jtooci ton pTiinurioK, well 10 feet iw i splendid M'hool, ono mile; Wobstur, 'A miloM. $700. lCo acres, 7 miles south east of Webster, on Loss creek, Running water, Go acres plowed, house, stable and trees, new school house mile. Price or $Goo cash, $3oo in 0 months and $5oo in 7 years Will include crops if sold soon. flacino, Wisconsin, MARTIFACTtlaKBS Or "THE RACINE" FARM AND WAREHOUSE FONiKG HILLS Dustlees Grain Separators and Land Rollers..