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Quinter Republican from Quinter, Kansas • 4

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Quinter, Kansas
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0UI1TTER REPUBLICAN. tt tt. II. SAMSON, President, F. J.

SCIINOHH, Cashier. UIOTBL KO. A. SPAUI DIXG, M. I).

Olllce in Jones' Drug Store. Calls promptly answered at ull hours, day or night. QiiiNTKH. Kansas, A. K.

'I'm MM Kit A (i EDITUKM AM) PltOPKlETOK. tiursiay. the line against tin combinations uud "truu" that arc bo com-i nion in every department of our The present general stringency in money matters i arousing the people to the many leeches that are sucking i A few mouths ago about half the people Iu the country were trying to belinve, and ihuufuwid of jotirnal'itU ml orator were trying to make them believe, that foiiKiiuiei in the L'u td Slate had to pay ou domeotiu produetN of all sorts a tax equal to the duty on similar imported products. Only the Ignorant hud an excuse for believing SAMSON SCJIN0RK, prop's. ii.

tutees. d. d. Term SuliM-rli(lnii. One copy one year (in advance) 1.0(1 One copy nix months, If nut paid in advance, per year, 1.T.0 cj Thiiisl.tyat 0.uinter, the utory then, and nobody had any exeuno for telhug it; but partisan feeling sometime aeeounts for miracles of human credulity, possibly some current events may now iiupreM the minds of some a little more, the passion of partisanship having abated.

There aro duties on lumber. But during the monthes onding with Janu from their life blood and they are cn-I to throw them off that they may enjoy that freedom thut citable I a person to enjoy his bard earned car-j ning uud not It the slave to man or combination of men. Tlitr are two trusts in particular I 'hut loom up in the horizon of the fnr- mill? clusscs uud keep from shining i upon them the invigorating uud reviv- ifviug sun of Success uud that is the ll RECTORY. Money receUed on deposit and interest paid on time deposits. Mouey to loan on approved security.

Buy and Si ll draft on all parts of the world. Accounfs of Merchants, Farmers. SUxik men and others, received on favorable terms. Collections Promptly Made. I'ifW'e make a specialty of 14 years experience iu DENTISTRY, Every thing known to modern den tistry employed, such as Plate nnd Bridge work, Paiulcs oxtractiug oio.

For appointments sec small bills cards. J. C. DL'NX. larytheru went from this country 10, ooojXR) fret of I'linbor to Great Br tain.

I worth over I. and I II 0111 r'y Beef and the Twine trusts, we speak of them with wmda that are full enough of condemnation uid contempt i We think not. It is an outrage that i ii in or a combination of firms should a una usi a a 'ij to British possessions in Australia. Sir Charles.Dilke, reporting on a railroad which Britirdi ciqetul is buildiite; in northern India, pr warily to facilitate the movement of troops for the defence And are at all times prepared to ofler better terms on such loans than con be had elsewhere. Positively no delay.

FrInsurnii(i' written in Uelia-j Choice First Mortgages, on Impro. ble Companies Business transacted jved Farms, for sale. Correspondence? unite their interests into one ami by limiting the supply an I reating a de mind take from our people prices upon the staples of life, that would even i of the Afghanistan the (fact that the timber tee.1 in tuxineK jbtidges aud radrnad works in. Solicited. for NO.N that far oll'laud comes from Washington Territory.

It must perforce be concluded that American consumers do FURNITURE AM) UNDERTAKER'S GOODS Good goods, and reasonable prices. Call and sec me. make a Shyloik blush for shame. Hut "as the darkest cloud has'asil inotpavanv intolerable tax ou their ver lining'' we can see amonz some Notary Public Always in the Bank. CorrsspDnJsndts: G1LMAN.

SON A FIRST NATIONAL BANK. New York City. N. Y. Kansas Citv, Mo.

of the cunent events of the day a beam of eneonragenieut tnat should give us good courage to Keep up the fight. The twine trust, widen seemed so powerful and impregnable when it was formed is weakening under the on slought that is being made upon it and competition is coining forward as a champion to give to their peoplec Congressional. Member of Congress. Sixth Kansas District. Hon.

E. J. Turner. of Sheridan Co Senatorial. State Senator 4 lit list.

Hon. Hill P. Wilson, of Ellis County. Judicial. Judge 23rd Judicial list.

Uvn. S. J. Osborne. of Trego County Furniture and Undertaker's Supplies.

I am closing out my stock at Reduced Prices. It will pay you to call and ace mo. WILLIAM MILROY. thrights. To this-The Peering Har-! vester Company of Chicago are offcr- ing twine for Is cts.

per pound to Kan-! sas fanners thus breaking the hold of "Twine on the Kansas market us they had fixed the price at -3 cts. rwir iiiMifwl ,1 ml it id nst r.nlv in tKij lumber Leather is another article of large importation on which there are duties. Bu in the same seven months there went from this country to Great Britain 14, pounds of nok'l leather alone costing and 1.7.402 worth of othet leather besides exports to every other part of the globe, including specially Germany, and other countries in Kuropo. It will cot the free traders something to admit that in this "taxridden" coutry leather is actually cheaper than iu free tradu Kngiand. ami uiueh cheaper that the American product goes iu preference, to the English inti) Germany and France.

Lut posibly at a time when partisanship does not stupefy the mhid the fact may have some weight. It is supposed by ignorant free traders that duties on cotton cloths burden this peeple. But iu the 5ame. seven months nearly A.000.0O0 yards of iu.t such cloth went to Great Brit.vn. the chief producer of that sort of material.

How came tli' to pn. miles prices here are nctua'ly lower than iu Great Britain? or hov comes it to pass that in mark' win re the American mil! Go to the Post Office for your This space be- longs to one of the oldest reliable firms of the town Watch th is space. V. Campbell, A. Borah.

A. C. llennessy. L. F.

Jones. W. Obliugcr. Ellithorpe. H.

Cole C. Jones. Couuty. Representative, Clefk Probate Judge Recorder of Deeds Clerk of Court. Treasurer Suti't.

of School. Cwivivr. Coixiinicsioners. JV. V'HIt.

IV Id uui. V'ISIJ am IU10 department of trabe that we can see some favorable indications: Look at the present general agitation anil tight that ia being made upon the beef interests. People are gettinT very "tired of noting a steady ded'iie the selling price of tvttic and yet a steady rise iu the price of the dressed article. It is wrong. It is nothing short of ty A.

P. Puryea D.tvi (r. Peterson. I Raymond, (W. 0 ileiney, CoMrM TMNM I My assortment is mpMe.

Price' low. A. D. i JL WICKIZER, compete with the British maker, A- ranny to lave the market thus ott trolled and we will all hail with delight Plant trees. 'We are sick." So will say the bulls of the binding twine combine.

The bestis the cheapest aix feed stoke, Auctioneer. Will cry tiales in Gove and adjoining Counties. QUINTER LIVRRY Feed Stable. the day wheu we can sell the raw product for what it is worth and adle to buy them back iu their altered fu e-so that every one will make a fair profit aud uo one be able to extortion. The Republican S.

Senators who voted against the confirmation of ilalstead as Minister to Germany are being "rorsted" by the Republican f)ress of the country. It was a shame that a feeling of personal enmity spite or retali atiug should influence those members to keep from Halstead this honor and reward that he has so honestly earned and of with he is so etn-liiiuenth-disiring becaiue of toil and plenbid sevice for our party, their is much talk among the Republicans of Ohio to send him to the Senate and we hope that it will be done. The many friends of J. W. Camp-tlell say that he done some very valuable work or Gove Couuty at Toeka, the past winter.

Those receiving the "Kepi ican" with a blue pencil mark upon t. may understand that we are very srons to enroll your name upon our Sul sicrip-tion list. Please send your name, and address, with remittance. Kansas fourth class Post Master? are receiving good deal of attention at the hands of 1st Ass. Post Master General Clarkson.

Every day, excepting Sunday, a number of their heads drops into his oieial basket. A. Ji. iiiiiili, Frop. I am carrying a complete line of Ground Feed, Flour, Grain, Seeds, Potatoes Etc.

Have also some very select grades of COAL, merican cloths were sent at the rato of fi.00o.000 yards into Mexico in seven ViXXUioO Central Anieriea.tJ.ooO.Ooo into the West Indies' Sl.tHJO.000 into South America. mto China and fl.OOO.iK'O into otLer countries of Asia? If Americans don't undersell British traders, are they exporting these goods for fun? The dnt cs on iron and steel and manufactures thereof are supposed to burden Americans dreadfully, and cloe philosophers the free traders stamp much to say of the distress of cottou and other manufacturers, because they had to pay monopoly prices for machinery to protected mackers. But somehow this country worth of machinery in the se ven mon ths end'ng with January, and more than rJl.W.OOO worth to Great Britain, a much more to theWest Indies, and over 0X) to British possession in Australia, and other shipments are recorded to Germany, Fnnce. Canada and Africa. In fact, engines and mills for a British mine in South Africa were shipped within that period, a portion of which were mado in a Kansas fonndrv.

Then there were also materials for that great bridge in Australia which American builders are constructing, having secured the contract in competition with British firms. In the glass business, Americans are supposed to be taxed by most onerous duties, and yet a recent number of Ve would respectfully ask the Patronage. Ikenberry Son. I wish to call the attention of the people to the best wind mills made. Denster, Star, Woodnnnse I am also handling a full line of PUMPS, PIPES.

TANKS. ETC. I am prepared to put in pun ps. water works or anything pertaining to this line. Please give me a call.

Leave orders at the Post Oftice. It41 A. H. HAMM. among which are Illinois, Marshall and Colorado Coal.

Oskaloosa's female mayorwho was reelected this spring, paid all the out-itanding claims of the city last year, met the current expenses promptly, md left, a balance of $100 in the city treasury. But she wore the same bonnet all year that she bought the season Daily Gazette. When wanting an3-thihg of the abovo call and on me, ami pet them them at the lowes-t living prices. I I i I I i 1 I I 1 BUFFALO PARK HOUSE. C.

M. MeKAIN, PiiorniEToii. When in tue "Park" call and see me First class aceoinmodaMouB. 1 The friends of Lewis I. Barge- in wiiiinter, Wa-Keency and Gov Ci' are very proud and happy over his appointment as U.

S. Postal Route Agent That they feel grateful to Hon. E. J. Turner, out congressman is not expressing their feeling of gratitude to him.

Mr. Barger is the first person iu Gove County to be honored by the present administration and his early appointment shows what many warm personal friends can do for one and also shows the excellent recommendations and quylifications he has- Buffalo Park Eas. OAVIN, Plow and macnine work a specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. First door south of the Fritz huilding.

A Lawerenee Jmothes wrote the following to little girl's do not desire thatJMattie shall grammar as I prefer her to ingajre in more yousful studies and can learu her to speak ami write proper myself. 1 have went through two grammars and and can't say as they did mo no I prefer Mattie to inga.sre in German and drawin.i aud vokal music ou the piano. fix. the American Manufacturer records hervy exports from Piitsbnrg to Germany. Another fact worth nothing is that British makers of tools are beginning to advertise widely that they will furnish their customers tools "American style in hope of retaining a vanishing custo.ro.

The free, trader who still wants to learn anything, one would suppose, might get an idea or two from these incidents. Salina BLACKSMITHINO. Presiclent Harrison's Cabinet go a-bout 'their duties and discharge them as if having been experienced in then respective duties. It is true that Baine and Wiudom held their preheat positions under a former adraini ration but of the rest this can not i lid. Daily Gazette.

Dealkks IX In all its branches at the shop of I'he most extraordinary bank robery for a long period, at least, is reported roni Denver. The story told by the president of the First National Bank of xhat city is remarkable. Astiar.ger entered office in the bank, drew apis tol and demanded whereupon the president went to the teller, obtained the money and turned it over to the ntruder, whojheld his victim with his Jittering eye assisted by the stol 9' completely under his power that the tank official was Junable to give un, darni until both man and money were nitaide of tha budding. There have ie some bold robberie in this )art -y -y Lr J-L TTTj f-Cr JBio, 1 HARDWARE LUMBER AND COAL. Barb Wire a Special Tinware, Cutlery, tllass, ttoves.

Gasoline" Slaves, ''Gasoline and Coal Oil; always on hand. Doors, Sash, Lime, Hair, Cement, Plaster Paris and every J. B. DOYLE'S. President Harrison at a Cabinet meet ing the other day announced his determination to appoint Ex.

Gov. fltone of Iowa as Commissioner of the General Land Office. This is a great victon for Iowa politicians, for there were many Candidates from other states ven willing to bear the honor of thisoffiei and it requiredja great amount of in hienee to secure it. Tin appointment a splei did one and our people win are so dirwlly interested in the wa; the oflice is administered may feel tlm a competent oflicial will be at head of our Land Department. thing that belongs to a first class yard.

if the country, but up to date Denver i Work Guaranteed. clearly entitled to tlm palm.TIm pre idont of the bunk is a prominent citi- and a trutn of established character ind reputation. Otlierw his position woiild'be; decidedly uncomfortable. We handle a variety of the best Coal. Rook spring Coal made a Specialty.

Galvanized Conductors and Tlbino made to ordkh. wWe lead in law ii Those desiring a location WESTERN KANSAS, liquid consult the above map. Next door south of the Depot..

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Years Available:
1889-1894