The Western Spirit from Paola, Kansas • 2

REFTJBLICAS DOINGS The Republican convention at the court house last Saturday was the same (Mfstmt Spirit STICH BROS. old hurrah and wrangle over again. The attendance was not as large as ex pected, though a good sized crowd wa3 on hand. Candidates were thicker than SBE21DAH 'a JUDGE" ACES3 FOR 8E5AT0R. Hon.

Nelson 1 Acers. of Allen Co, will make the canvajs as an Independent Opposition candidate for State Senator in the district composed of Anderson, Allen and Woodson counties. He is one of the lest qualified gentlemen for that position in the district. lie is fully capable of representing this district creditably both to himself and the people. He is a good off-hand speaker is sound in debate and is always capable of rendering himself intelligible on any subject he tackles.

Coupled with this crows around a dead horse 20 of them altogether, some pleading for support, PAOLA, MIAMI AUG. 22. 188-4 some setting up the whisky, others trading forces, and a few of the weak 2. J. SHZEEJAS, Editor.

ones standing here and there against the buildings like a little boy at a picnic the Tew Testament. T. E. Jones, Chas. Bixby, G.

Wood and Miss Anna Gardner were placed in nomination for County Superintendent, Bob Sherar did not make as good a nominating speech for Jones as he did for Phillips a year ago; Walthall, in his usual mumbling, inaudible utterances, gave Bixby a poor start; Bob Shelby gave his colored brother, Wood, a lively send off, and the Osawatomie Bashi-Bazouk made Rome howl for Miss Gardner. Several ballots were taken with Wood gaining, when he was withdrawn with Bixby, leaving the contest between Jones and Miss Gardner, and the latter was successful. The platform, which was shrewdly left to the last, was then brought in, though the delegates were leaving in dozens. It simply re-affirmed the National and State Republican platforms and was adopted. A few delegates from the 1st District remained and nominated T.

B. Robinson for County Commissioner. W0RKIH3 MEH'S SEASONS. At an immense gathering of 1,000 working men of Kew York City, the following reasons for supporting Cleveland were unanimously indorsed We will vote for Governor Cleveland because (1) be 6igned the bill abolisbing contract child labor in all State institutions; (2) a biD securing a pension to the widows and orphans of policemen (3) a bill appropriating S2.000.000 for better common school advantages; (4) a bill abolishing tenement house cigar making (5) a bill making working men first creditors for where an employer fails; (0) a bill appointing tenement house commissioners whose duty is to see that owners of such houses keep them comfortable and healthful for occupants; (7) a bill abolishing the manufacture of hats in State prisons; with the seat of his trousers torn out Judas C. Cusey was chosen temporary he sustains a character for honesty aud Chairman.

He is the same man who, "MONEY TO to Jones Maxwell, Faola, Kansas. during the brief "reform" eleven integrity in his own community that renders him very popular and reliable as a man out of party. Of course in a A CANDID LETTER. Walter Thayer, President of the State Trades Assembly of Jfew Vork has written the following letter concerning Governor Cleveland and the workingmen: I bave been informed that a statement has been published to the effect that while in Chicago at the recent Xa-tional Democratic convention I stated that I could pledge the vote of the workingmen, of this and other localities, to Governor Cleveland. I wish to state that no such expression ever fell from my lips, and that no interview with me was ever published in which I made sucli a statement.

On the contrary, I stated that no man could pledge the vote of the labor element of New York State, or of any portion of it, to any candidate, nor did any man have sufficient influence to cause it to be cast against any candidate. I stated that if any man pretended to pledge the workingmen's vote to any one candidate he did so without any authority. I stated that I had no authority to speak for them on political questions, nor had any one else. I was asked what my personal preferences were, and 1 said that I preferred Governor Cleveland. When asked my reasons, I expressed them as follows: Fontana Items.

Miss Etta Stock we It and sisters, of Paola, are visiting at lib Dits this week. Our shippers took advantage of the recent "raise" in the price of hogs, and shoved them on the market, realizing a handsome profit by their timely movement. Our school will commence the first Monday in September, with A. Layne as teacher. Swaney Reddin, who has been visiting at LaCygne, returned home Tuesday.

Our lumbermen indicate their prosperity by some substantial improvements aiound the yard. Misses Maud and Eva Dunn, of Stanton, are guests of W. B. Freeman's family this week. Byron Patrick went to Cherryvale last Sunday, where he will learu the painters trade under O.

11. Toy. His natural taste insures success. narve Morrell, who has been working in Kansas City the last few weeks, is home on the sick list. M.

V. Snyder is entertaining J. W. Smith, a brother pedagogue, this week. Fred Mathews shipped four car loads of fat cattle Tuesday night years ago, slipped into the legislature, and while there slipped into disrepute strong Republican district he has the by slipping into his voucher more fees odds against him, but on the ground of Fon I'ltESIDENT, GROVER CLEVELAND, OF NEW YOKK.

comuetencv and availability he should eet there. One thing is certain if Mr. than the law allowed him, when, of course, he was allowed to slip back into the Republican party. Afterthanking the delegates for the honor in language that evidenced more mental poverty Acers is elected the district will be better represented than it ever was under For Vice-President, THOS. A.

HENDRICKS, OF INDIANA. than purity of heart, the Chairman our old friend unston, although he was sent to Congress; and this will simplv occur naturally from the fact Father Wilds' EXPERIENCE. The Her. Z. well-known city missionary Id New York, and brother of the late eminent Judge Wild, of the Maaaacboaetta Supreme Court, writes mm follows -7 E.

Stth St A Tot. 16. 1882. Messks. J.

Aver Oentlemen Lut winUNr I was troubi.nl vitn a most nncomforuble iteuing humor affecting more especiallT my limbs, whieb, ireUei so intolerably at nigiit. aud burned so ly. that I could scarcely bear any clothing over them. 1 was also a sufferer from a severe catarrh and catarrhal cough; my appetite was poor, and my system a good deal ran down. Knowing the Taluo of Aver' SAitSAr ittiLLv.

by observation of niauv other caae and from perooual aea in former years. I becau taking it for tho aoore-named disorder. My apeUu Ua-proTed almost from tlie nrst dose. After a short tinio tho ferer and itching wvro allared, and all signs of irritation of too skin disappeared. Sir catarrh and cough were also by the same means, and my general health greatly improved, until it is now excellent.

I feel a hundred percent stronger, and I attribute these resnita-to the use of the Sarsapabill-a, whieb. I recommend with all confidence as the best blood medicine ever devised. I took it in smsll doses three times a dav, and used, in all, less than two bottle. I plaea these facta at your service, hoping their publication mav do good. lours respectfully, Z.

P. VTlLOS." The above instance is but one of the many constantly coming to ear notice, which prove the perfect adaptability of AVER'S Saksa-rAKiLLA to the euro of all diseases arising from Impure or impoverished blood, and weakened vitality. Ayer'sSarsaparilla cleanses, enriches, and strengthens the blood, stimulates the action of the atouiaeh and bowels, and thereby enables the system to resist and overcome the attacks of all Scrofulous Disease, Eruptions of the Sli; Bhe-ustisrn. Catarrh, General DtbUitg, and all disorders resulting from poor or corrupted blood and a low state of the system. rEiriEFD BT Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.

Sold by all Druggists: price fl. six bottles for (8) a bill creating an Emigrant Com settled down for applause which failed to rise. Coroner Haldeinan and Billy that Mr. A. has more native and acquir mission to protect emigrants from ureason, one with a mangold counten ed ability than Mr.

F. to properly repre sent the district in the Kansas ben ate. robbery, injustice and extortion (9) a bill preventing the sale of a poor man's DE. BETAS RISES TO EXPLAIN. LOCISBUKG, KAN3, Aug.

18, 84. To the Editor of The Western Spirit Sir: Last week my attention was called to a piece which appeared in The ance, and the other with a chilled-steel visage, were elected Secretaries. The Oa? nett Journal. usual committees were appointed and furniture for debt; (10) a bill against the assemblage scattered for drinks and spirit of the 8th mst. in reference to AS ILLU8TEATI0H dinner the red noses making a bee line one J.

W. Hamilton with which my The strict observance of the doctrine, The workingmen's assembly of this State has, since I have been at the head for uriines headquarters. the convict labor contract system; (11) a bill to protect depositors of money in savings banks; (12) a bill increasing the penalties for adulteration of milk DEMOCRATIC COUMI COXYESTIOX. A delegate conventii Ot the Democrats of Miami county, Kansas, will be held at the court bouse in I'aolaou HATI liUAY, 8EPTEMBKRCTH, 11. at It o'clix-k A.

to nominate candidates lor the following named county offices: probate JuflKV, Comity Attorney, County Sup-eriiiU-mient, ClerK of the district Court, County Commissioner 1st District, and also to nominate camliilat.w for each of the 21st and 22d Representative Districts. The basis of representation of each of the voting precincts in said convention is one delegate and one alternate for every 10 votes and a fraction over 5 votes east for tiov. ii. W. Click in 1XX2 which entitles the several townships and wards to the following representation name was connected in such a way as that the candidate, whatever he may be At half past 1, p.

the clans had of that organization, succeeded in pas to place me in a false light with many ought to be supported for the sake of gathered again and the slippery states sing through the Legislature the follow who read it, therefore, 1 hope you will the party, which seems to be the staple man in the Chair rapped the house to ing bills: Abolishing the manufacture and butter; (13) a bill binding life in order. The credentials.were read and argument or the mends of Mr. Blaine of bats in State prisons, creatiug a bu allow me to make an explanation and that you will give it as prominent a place in your paper as you did the surance companies, under heavy for leads to the most extraordinary results. MONEY The Cheapest and upon the Most Liberal Terms ever Offered to the armers of Kansas. We find among our exchanges the fol reau of labor statistics, the tenement house cigar bill (twice), the abolition of feitures, to promptly pay all moneys other.

auopiea, giving 201 delegates seats in the convention. Maj. J. B. Remington was made permanent Chairman, and accepted the honor in a short, sensible lowing paragraph taken from the St, due widows and orphans of policy 1 ne piece rererrea to, so far as it re Louis lobe-Democrat of the 23d of May convict contract labor, the lien law and the conductors and driver's bill seven holders, and (14) we will vote for fers to me reads as follows: "One J.

1884, alluding to Mr. Blaine: speech, delivered in a rather jerky stvle. Governor Cleveland because he would W. Hamilton has sworn out complaints The contrast between the characteristics in all. Of these measures Governor Cleveland signed fine aud vetoed two, viz: The lien law and the conductors against whiskey sellers in Topeka.

4 Mound 5 13 Osawatomie 12 Valley, West 4 5 Valley, East 6 1'aola IS 13 1'aolaCity 1st 5 7 Paola City 2nd Ward. 6 13 Paola City 3rd Ward. 8 not sign a bill which took away the of the temporary Chairman and per "He is an unclean man, and the people ill not have him. He stands self -convicted of prostituting the high oftlces he has held to build up a private fortune, of co-habiting with corrup Stanton Richland Marysville Wea, North Wea, South Middle Creek Sugar Creek Miami manent Chairman is, indeed, marked xnis is probably the same miterant dead beat to whom Dr. J.

D. Bryan rights of workingmen. This was called a mechanics' lien law. but actually tion ior oisnonesi money. ms record would While they are both somewhat creed and driver's bill.

As to the lien bill, it is generally acknowledged now that he did ti3 a kindness in vetoing that bill, damn luni. paid out of the prosecution fund 16 I'aola city mi vvaru. oouna ana mae-bouna, Remington is benefited contractors and not the men If the Olobe-Democrat said this and for services as detective at Louisburg a the antithesis of Cusey in most things. rec -iiiled bv the County Central believed it, its present support of Mr. tew months ago.

"A case was begun r-mu'iisses to sc eet dele- who worked with their hands on a job. Remington is a Republican from honest because, through errors of our own in drafting the measure, the bill as passed would have been a positive injury to us. there on Hamilton's say-so against Dr. Ce Ill-id in lite several township and wards motives, and is no more likely to swerve from his party than he is to ship his Blaine is a travesty upon decent and honorable politics. The more resolutely it argues that a candidate whom it xc.

It any one can read It made it cost ten times as much for a poor man to get the money due him a3 The conductors aud drivers bill, I at the usual volmr; precincts on oaiuriiay aiier-noon, August Will. ISM, and that the list of dele-(ratcs be sent in to the Chairman of the Central Committee promptly for publication the Friday the above without coming to the con AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. think, he should have signed. So the it does now, and the lawyers would hogs on a falling market. He never would barter his political birth-right clusion that I hired a "dead beat" to act as detective and spy against the said record shows that we have sent to Gov preceding the convention.

A.K. Mf.KK. B. J. SHKIllBAN.

thus describes is the free choice of the party, the more injury it does to the party, and the more it tends to relax have got big fees and been chiefly for a mess of pottage and the Lord's Secretary. Chairman Ernest they surely would have a differ eruor Cleveland six perfect bill3 and he has signed flee and vetoed one. On this Per Cent, interest, With the privilege of paying part or all at any time after one year. All who think of borrowing money on real estate within the next year will do well to apply to us at once. Xo extra tbarge for examining the prope-ty or for attorney to examine your abstract Interest Payable AnnuaH, if Desired.

We write the above conditions in the mortgage, aud give every man a square deal, and you can pay off your loan WITHOUT PAYIXG ANY BONUS. If you want money, come and see us. Every man treated alike. That this 0 per cenL money is loaned under these terms: a commission according to benefited. supper to boot.

His I-am-holier-than- Best Purgative Medicine ent understanding from what a plain the party allegiance of original and thou belief leads him to worship at the record I am not prepared to condemn construction of language would war conscientious Republicans. The more BLIGHTED SHRUBBERY, him. If the Governor does us five fa- cure Constipation. Tndiwtion. 1 leadache, and ail llilious Lhaorders.

Sold everywhere. Always rcllalde. rant. While I am in favor of the en loudly it denounces as "dudes and Phar shrine of Republicanism with all the blind devotion of an idolater, regardless Bes Butler's acceptance of several nominations will be found on our first The blooming shrubs recently trans vors and commits but one error, I feel forcement of all laws and am opposed isees the Republicans who can not of political honors and profits. Geo.

to the violation of anv law, simply be support the candidate, the more dishon lge. planted in the Republican garden are badly withered. Glancing over thegar- that he is entitled to my support In addition to the labor measures prepared AtKisson, an embryo Leslie Ferry or cause 1 might not like it, I want it dis est and contemptible does its own posi Farmer Funston, as the main chance The New York Sun opposes Clove- by our organization, Governor Cleve tion become. den wall at three of the drooping exot tinctly understood that I am not hiring spies to get up cases against those who land ha3 signed a bill introduced by Sen turns up, was chosen permanent Secretary, and the young sucessor of Potter, laud and supports Butler. Jleally it is ics last Saturday their fate appeared to Yet that position is in strict accordance with the new doctrine of Republi ator Fassett, which makes workingmen may think differently from me.

for Blaine. assistant iecretarv. preferred creditors in case of assign The law had been so openly violated, can orators, that the nomination pun- us like that of the mistle-toe on girdled tree. The naming of for Pro J.W. SroxABLK.Prest.

I.LaQbakgc, V-frest Wn. Cbowkll, Cashier. MlMl COUNTY BJIM! PAOLA, KANSAS. ment or failure of the firm or corpora the peace of the town so disturbed there lies the candidate, or dispenses the voter A half-gill graduate is migliter bate Judge then commenced. Geo.

tion by which they are employed. Rec by, that a citizens meeting was called lrom moral obligations. A view of In a neglected corner stood a sickly than a vard-stick in a Republican con ognizing the measure and its great ben to take measures to prosecute any one party which holds that a journal or a lilac (Carroll) whose former fragrance amount of loan. Beeson Bakek, 8 1 tf. Paola.

Kansas. Breen led oft for Capt. T. E. Smith in that matter-of-fact, precison in diction and Lindley Murray accuracy for which vention.

C. A. Oiks. eiits to the working class, I asked Gov man, believing a candidate to be unfit, found guilty of violating the prohibitory law. After the publication of the had given place to the odors of decay.

ernor Cleveland to sign it, and he did so ought still to support him for the high ho is noted. lelding to the imperious T. B. Kohinson's reckless cxlrav- without hesitation, bo, to sum the mat call for this meeting, and before the ap est omciai trust ot tne government, is a Surrounded with thistles aud briers, the once promising bush swayed in the hot custom in modern Republican conven ter up, he has approved of six bills fay- acence with the peoples money as tions, George modestly recurred to Capt. view which makes party a fetich as ig-norantly worshipped as that of an pointed time, one J.

W. Hamilton came to me with recommendations from your ATTORNEYS AT LAW orable to our interests and disapproved County Commissioner, secured him the Sir ith's career on fields of carnage and of one. Bv his record on legitimate place and others, stating he knew of the African tribe. It is truly amazing that re-nomination. wound up with the guarantee that the labor measures I judge him, and on the call, that he was working under the in Captain was honest and thoroughly intelligent and honorable men can suppose that other men of the same kind wind as if about to topple over among the unfriendly rubbish beneath.

A few rods from the wasting lilac, a withered woodbine (Sheldon) was apparently struggling to reach the top of the fence strength of that record 1 shall support structions of the "State Temperance Among the several political extracts competent, not realizing that fitness and him. I do not wish it understood that Union, was here to "work up the town can be persuaded by an appeal to sup STEVENS, A TTORXE l'S-AT-LA W. capacity were to be wholly ignored by I am voicing the sentiments or prefer and wanted money to pay expenses. I port the party to vote for a candidate the convention in selecting the man to on our fourth page is one touching on Blaine's "Know-nothing" record. Xo doubt ho was one of the rankest of ences of any one but myself.

I have no told hiin I was not in that business. whom they condemn upon grounds of head the Republican county ticket. where it might twine on either side. Paola, Kaks as authority to speak for the workingmen Then he said he had been sent to me as official integrity, and for whose election Tom Hodges, of Louisburg, presented on political subjects. as a prominent temperance man and no exigency whatever can be pleaded, partisan leaders of that infamous party C-iVill practice in all the emirtt nf Einsu his fellow townsman, Capt It.

Chap wanted me to get him in with this so- Fresh dirt and trampled weeds at its base indicated that it had been recently set out and broken twigs showed bUte and Federal. Office North Side 1 ours truly, Walter N. TlIAYEK lin, in a creditable manner, vouching In the same way those who for the sake of political preferment vote, and ask oii-anc. Z-S4. P.

Howard Chimes is not chirping that his Captain had gone through the war, leaving wind-rows of dead on called temperance meeting, that he knew that they would want him and that they would need the evidence he others to vote, for a candidate of whom that it had been more recently "EKFORCINa LAWS." N. XV. WELLS, euner side ot 111s path twenty years they hold the opinion which is expressed by the Globe-Democrat, can not hope to so much now as he was ten days ago on the Cleveland scandal. He seems to have suddenly thought of something "sat upon." Its green(back) foliage A piece of buncombe that Republican could secure; that he was here to "work the town" and would do it at his own ago. U.

A. Cody dished up Capt. J. C. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR- gain increased respect for themselves Collins to the convention in a short Conventions in Kansas are fond of indulging in, is to resolve in favor of "en expense if the citizens did not help.

or greater confidence in the party whose nearer home! had faded to a golden hue and, piece by piece, was floating off on the sultry breeze. Away back from the ill-fated speech filled with blood-curdling AT-LAW, forcing the laws." We have had laws, lie stuck right to me like any dead action they justify. Harpers Weekly, references to his Captain's exploits Capital Paid in linii'il Paola, Kansas. deat will, until I saw and advised with ever since Kansas existed, and an ot Aug. 2, 1884.

where shot and shell swept over battle The Collins crew pledged Cy Shaw their support if Cy's friends would help i woodbine was what had been a flower -DIRECTORS: them have been violated but the Re two other responsible men, who I knew helds trom whence all but him had fled Office southeast corner of the Public Oeo. E. Thayer. Matt Reed, J. F.

Chandler. publican party was content to let them would take an active part in the meet ing bay-tree (Ilankins) leanidg over the To liis Captain's ears the boom of Square, with F. M. Wilgus. 5-15-83-ly M.

Carroll, ti. W. Mitehler. II. C.

Jones. I. La THE NOMINATION OF MILLER. be enforced, and the violaters punished, ing, and who thought best to furnish their man, but as soon as the Richland was nominated old Cy was thrown wall. Its brilliant petals had all been range, IV m.

Crowell, i. W. punable. The Republican round-up to brand a him the money. At the meeting re cannon, rattle of musketry and groans of dying thousands were more familiar than the peaceful cackle of industrious rudely shaken off in transplanting- tellow lor the took place at overboard for Pee.

Howard Grimes. ferred to a committee was appointed, W. T. JOHNSTON. the court house hist Saturday.

The old through the usual process. They never dreamed of making a party question of them, or of demanding their enforcement through their platforms. But now it takes up one law, out of the with instructions to prosecute any and The difficulty of removing old shrubs from place to place could be well under hens and children's songs. Young crowd of political herders were out in AKERS BEAR, all violations ot the prohibition law. A TTORNE Y-A LA When Miller ran for County Treasur- Ilenuiger ought to have been in the LI force but the meeting was tame.

Like all other men when engaged in er in 1S7S Tom Carroll declared repeat stood from its condition. Tap-roots convention to second this nomination Paola, Kansas. At 10 clock A. m. the convention of any enterprise, they were anxious for edly that Miller tapped his barrel to gone, branches broken and bark peeled the 21st Representative district was whole code, and regularly resolves in favor of its enforcement.

It does this in order to propitiate an element that any help they could get, and after be Office in the Raincy Block. Next Rev. A. Jenkins anounneed the candidacy of Capt. J.

W. Beaty. His Captain had also fought, bled and Contractors anil Buiirs. it vibrated to and fro above the stagnant buy votes. Carroll being for Miller now called to order by W.

II. Browne and ing well informed in regard to Hamil Is the stock of goods that is com Dr. A. Reichard was chosen Chairman it is very plain to the public that the pool of prohibition, liable to be at any ton's doings they accepted his so-called will seize upon the very first opportuni suffered in the arm v. leaving skeletons with H.

II. Cake as Secretary. Rich reports and drew an order on treasurer ty to cut the party throat, when they JOHN C. SHERIDAN, time forced down to uncongenial water, bar'l hii3 been opened again. bleaching in the sun on hills and plains ing in daily, and at lower prices KANSAS.

PAOLA land township was represented by only find it in a condition where it needs as of the committee for the money, (I not of all the southern States. Sperry .4 TTORNE Y-A T-LA two delegates and other precincts had sistance instead of kicks and cuffs. even being Treasurer) and on these re FARMER COLTOITS appointment. It was choice fun for Republicans to than ever before made in this The Republicans seem to forget the Baker placed the name of Capt G. L.

Ilankins before the house in proper AH work done in and at reisiii. Another government office has been partially complete delegations. Perry moved that the Chairman appoint a ports and by this committee this suit was instituted. The said Hamilton Paola, Kansas. able price, shop eat of r.iurt Iioufc.

origin of our own party, when they so flippantly rattle the name ot Maria as a political jibe against Cleveland. But shape. Baker touched on the duties of created by the Republican administra 23 tr. committee of three on credentials. The persistently set themselves in favor of proved to be an unscrupulous scoun county.

Office I'p-Stair, Kaiskt Block. tion to make room for a political jobber, motion prevailed and the Chairman euforciircr a law that is obnoxious to a the office aud then led off in a regular tife-and-snare-drum appeal for the drel, simply dead beating his sprees at now that the name of Harriet is tossed in witli that of Maria, these same Re named John Howard, C. XV. Collins and large body of the people, and refuse to G. A.

Colton has been appointed Super the expense of temperance people, and Bargains in everything and at soldier delegates. His Captain was the J. D. RYNERSON. W.

D. Greason. The committee report listen to their protests, or give them an C. W. Chandler, engendering strife without cause.

intendent of the farming operations of David who had slain ten thousands, publicans all at once be-moan the per er! forthwith and Carroll had to be tak J. D. Bryan. opportunity of testing the popular will. an Indian reservation in Dakota.

Of while the bauls before the convention prices mat will astonish you sonal thing in politics. en into confidence in the trade in order The Republican party was founded up rue local wnicn Dr. uryan com JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, had only slain their thousands. course, there is no work connected with plains of did not place him in a false on opposition to laws. The Constitu ABSTR ACTEFcf TITLES.

to let him down all right, hence he seconded Miller's name in the convention The first ballot showed Capt. Collins Now is the crolden opportunity. Crossan was nominated as the special tion recognized slavery, and Congress light Mr. Martin, a leading prohibition in the lead, Capt. bmith second, Capt.

Osawatomie, Kansas it but the pay is big. This fact makes Ingalls and unston, who secured the made laws to protect it The Abolition ist of Louisburg and co-worker with champion of the prohibition law. Judg Chaplin third, Capt Beaty fourth, Capt The first ballot settled it a majority blindly ratifying the nomination made the night before. Miller was called for Dont delay, but come everytime ists denounced the Constitution and the Dr. Bryan in the Hamilton enterprise.

ing by the way he has filed up costs appointment, stronger with the Republi iianKins mm, ana old last with a Prompt attention riven to Collections. Insur laws. They were the nucleus of the INS CHANCE AGENT. All biisituxs atteiulrd to promptly. Office with J.

F. Chandler, came into The spirit olhce and hand- against the city In his wild zeal as City ance and sale of Keal Estate. can wirepullers than if it was a and the chair appointed Boice and Car Republican party and year after year, the GREAT BARGAIN us a receipt for S30, drawn in Dr. Bry lew votes, captain C'oinns got it on the third ballot and being called for took Attorney to please Dr. Johnsons, Hoyts necessary office.

Farmer Colton's zeal more people gathered around that stand an hand willing and signed by J. vv. roll to notify him at his farm, the County Treasurer's office. Miller, hearing the the Judge's stand ami repeated a part of Hamilton. In this receipt, J.

W. Ham- and Guptil3 he would salivate the coun ard, always in opposition to some new Kansas HOUSE of Paola. for Farmer Funston had to be paid for. one ot liarlield old speeches. W.

II. BROWNE, clatter ot sole leather above, had ltou said he had been paid S30 by J. D. ty should he by some freak squeeze into For Clerk of the District Court Col. law.

Territory was acquired, and the Free Soilers demanded that the Consti References J. F. Chandler an' A TTORNE AT LAW, Paola, Kaniaf. Of- dropped his pitch-fork (penholder) anil Bryan out of the prosecuting commit and therefore, adhering to the approved Republican plan, he has been quartered Miami Co. a-l-ly Bank.

the office of County Attorney. Colton placed the name of Cy Shaw before the convention in glowing terms tees lund. tution should not apply to them equally A lice, Rainey'a Block, 2d floor. Baiinc to. started to meet tne committee, in a moment he appeared at the Chairman's upon the National Treasury in western J.

W. Hamilton went to Dr. J. D. The Fugitive Slave Law was enacted, If such men as T.

B. Kobinson con side and told them how surprised he Cy had not waded knee-deep in blood, or built a stake-and-rider fence of the legs Bryan with a letter of recommendation Dakota. FREE! and decided by the Supreme Court to be constitutional. The people of the North tinue to be elected on the County Board was to which Perry responded with a PHYSICIANS. However, while the squandering of and arms of off by him in from Dr.

W. D. Hoover. Hamilton was employed as a spy and informer and whoop after considerable wind exercise resisted it, and that party began to as it is but a short time till county expens mortal combat 20 years ago, but he the surplus millions by the party in was indulged by Statesmen Carroll. RELIABLE SELF-CURE 2 a fkvorita ir-wcx1ptlou one the paid as such.

A case was commenced sume large proportions. Finally, Con es reach a year. In fact they had been a stanch Free Soiler here 30 DR. W. II.

WILLIIOITE. power is going on, we don't blame llanna and others, in which the Chair gress passed the Kansas-Nebraska act, run up to nearly that amount now. A years ago, and had in a quiet way made on Hamilton's say so against Dr. Ernest and a case was contemplated and wit man lost the thread of the story several most noted a-Kl 'J which was perfectly legal and Constitu Farmer Colton for gobbling a share. himself useful as an industrious Re PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, times, nominations for candidates for tional, and the people of the North arose In fact, we are glad that he gets it.

publican, always voting the ticket, the Legislature were called for II. A. more careless and extravagant man as Chairman of the Board has not been known since the days of Israel Christie. nesses named against Tom Hodges at the same time. There is no use shuffling and hedging on these things.

in their might to oppose its operation Paola, Kansas. He is a representative Republican who Addraas DR. WARD Those parties that had lived on opposi Miller, XV. Freeland and Bartlett Boice were presented. The friends of Free- good or bad.

He was competent and deserved the oflice for faithful ahehrence to the party principles and swears by the party and upholds its ll Office, east roost up-staira in Miami County There was nothing unlawful or criminal tion to laws for years, had finally grown ians land Boice thought that each stood a methods. He believes that patriotism concerning what Dr. Bryan terms the into the great Republican party. Then Several months ago The SriRiT ob enterprise. The stockholders and par and patronage and public plunder all fair show, not knowing that the deal had been made the night before in the served that convert Sheldon would en their resolutions were in favor of the people having a fair shake, and of being II.

POULSON M. untiring work for its nominees. Elder Read seconded Cy's nomination, referring to the fact that they were missionaries together in the work of making ticipators in the movement are people BAND mEIM Prepare for Campaign of tr i-v. ILLl KTllATtl) AUHit BAND INSTRUMENTS, I niftfrmi, ktuttmfttt. aj mean the same thing.

The money counter a dark night and stumpy roads postouice wnicn then ana there nomi heard through the ballot-box. They HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 11 or respectable character who were simply imposed upon by Hamilton. drawn by him will Dud its way to Paola, nated II. A. Miller.

It was one of those when lie started for a Republican nom did not, as now, resolve against giving Kansas a free State a quarter of a dickers that not only hinges on present and so long as Republicanism rules we the people an opportunity to be heard They were zealous to have this one law ination. Toor fellow, he realized it by Paola, Kansas on a question that concerned them. A rigidly enforced. It is their right and would like to see a thousand appoint sad experience Jast week. However, he CAMPAICN BAND MUSIC.

CHURCH LEE, 200to20o Wabash A v. Chicago. III. Chronic Diseases and Diseases ot women and Constitutional Convention was chosen, century ago. While Cy had not fought in battle he (Read) had pursued Rebel Price and and brought home a wagon load of bacon from Missouri if they choose to exercise it there is cer cash items but on future contingencies as well Perry first, prohibition next, Ingalls next, Miller next and the people last.

"Twenty-four hours ago" said the ments made from Miami county. will be braced up and bulging in for children a specialty. Office in Paola, Hall build- tainly no harm in publishing their pro according to law; it framed a Constitution, and that Constitution was voted in. -ia-4. City Attorney next spring.

ceedings and the men and means em HOT ENOUGH AND TOO MUCH. N. II. Brown, of the first ward, follow farmer of a .3,000 a year office, "had a upon and adopted, according to law. ployed by them.

Such are matters of W. HYMER SON. Some of the Republicans are sorely ed Read. He had a hero a youth to man told me I would be the nominee I i. Ix.

Johnson's enthusiastic Did the Republicans of Kansas sit down news and interest to the public. To grieved by the conduct of the Prohibi would have told him he was crazy and resolve to sustain the law? No! all citizens The Spirit extends the VETRINARY SURGEONS, support of John Collins for the nomina tionists in setting up a shop of of their (Cbntiawerfrom last issec.) How Watch Cases are Made. This process of manufacture was Invented uut accept. 1 shall so into the can They howled like coyotes; claimed that tion will hardly be rewarded this year own. 1 hey have catered for years to vass as a farmer and I want the farm- Paola, Kansas greeting of the immortal Burns: Here's freedom to him that would read.

Here's freedom to him that would write the Constitution was not a fair expres fortune and to fame- yet unknown, a pure unsullied, virtuous boy whose father killed a whole regiment in the civil war 20 years ago. Mr. Brown was eloquent, even to poesy and thrust upon Pee Howard Grimes all the Prohibition custom, and they think that ns it was in 1871. When it becomes era to stick by me." Perry. Cake.

Col sion of the will of the people, and de the Prohibitionists are ungrateful fel Oflice in barn, east of Catholic Church. ton and Statesman Avery cheered lus necessary to take John off the ticket None ever feared that the truth should be heard manded an opportunity for a fair vote by James Boss, who started in business in lows not to stick to the old stand. Here Jnjl85 tily. No resolutions were adopted. Mil But they, whom the truth would indict.

upon it. Congress (a Democratic Con a few weeks before election the Republi is a time when the grand old party 1854, and the methods and tools used in ler being pledged for JL'erry, Prohibition, heroism and qualities that Bryon attributed to Don Juan. gress, bear in mind) granted the petition A. REICHARD. can central committee will put on a needs every vote mat it can scrape up, ingalls and against re-submission.

Among the articles in the Xorth and ordered a vote. They held out in Then Maj. Williams rose. He always fellow who has killed men with musket making these watch cases are covered by patents. This is the only vatci rate tnade under this process.

Tot manr years tlie in ducements, to be sure, to vote in favor and these pragmatical, hare-brained Prohibition people start out to throw American Review for Septemlier, three rises in a Republican county convention. and sabre rather than with medicine, of the obnoxious Constitution, but the ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. particular merit the serious consider- E0AD TAXE3. their votes away. Was there ever such His countenance, a meandering affidavit lion of everyone who studies the ten To the Editor of The Western Spirit: folly? people were not compelled to accept their propositions.

They had an oppor John Collins bolted John Howard, of the egotism, selfishness and intolerance in his heart, wore the same dencies of our government. The lead- Sir: -I find in the proceedings of the Office in Eruti Block. North Side Park. II The Prohibitionists, however, remain tunity to be heard, and they improved ng one is by Bishop J. Lancaster Spal- Republican nominee for Sheriff in 1877, County Commissioners of Miami can be found at bis office day or night.

stony-hearted and deaf to Republican troduction of these goods was slow, owing to popular prejudice against "plated" goods, bat gradually the public learned that the James Bass' Gold Watch Case was turf cheap gold-washed or electro-plated article, it. But the Republican party in Kansas mg, who insists that the only sure the following language: appeals. They know what they want exultant glow that it did when the looked-for news of John Brown murder of the Doyles and Wilkinson, has become so powerful that it has for and Haskell for Congress in 1S78, 1SS0 and 1882. In 1SS1, after attending the Basis of Popular Government" is mor Two mills on the dollar was levied w. d.

Hnovr.a. I. L. roam. and they think tliey know the only way ality, not culture of the intellect, nor for road purposes except in Paola City.

gotten the days of trial, when it was compelled to petition for justice. It reached his expectant ears. He HOOVER PORTER. in which there is any chance of their getting it. They believe in a principle bat was made of genuine gold plates of universal suffrage, nor the development The county people would like to know.

nominated Aaron Thomas, a young man says to the people, you shall not vote on of material resources; and that if the Judicial convention as a delegate, he came back and stumped Miami county against nenry Alden, the Republican why the city is exempt from this tax. and they done believe that it can be ad PH YSICIANS AND SURGEONS, a provision in your own Constitution, country is to be saved from ruin, there Is there any valid reason why the city of good education and just claims for political promotion. Williams dwelt upon the fact that Aaron's father was vanced by their adhesion to a party to decide whether you shall retain it or must be a return to the uncompromia- OFFICE. NOR TH SIDE PARK should not contribute something to which has no principles. They don't standard quality and thickness.

Conscientious adherence to the determination to make the best watch case ever pot on the marVei, and the adoption of every improvement smggested, has made the Jamts Bass' Gold nominee. His enthusiasm for Hiram moral code of the founders of New not. The provision is there, no matter make the roads tolerably decent in the believe in a concern which keeps prohi a soldier, too. Hoover tu iamA at hi rendenee at Bight, Stevens almost reached insanity. Mr how it got there, and you shall not have England.

The policy of "The Exclusion immediate vicinity of Paola City We bition tracts in the show case and dem Mr. Joel Charles, of the third ward, ut ruieritoBm. Collins may get a dose of his own an opportunity to take it out, as long as of the Chinese is advocated by John II. think not. It is a noticeable fact that without preliminary remarks announced we can Tire vent it.

ion may show a Watck Case the etaxiaild. 0u- Durst, who presents a striking array of the roads in the city and in Paola town medicine this fall. the name of Chas. A. Giles, who un clear majority against it, but as long as forcible and original arguments against ijohns under the counter.

They have been anxious that the Republican party, which has been forced into coming out for prohibition in some of the strongest ship are in a more dilapidated condition fortunately for his chances in a prohibi L. MALONE. PHYSICIAN AND fi'JHQEON, you cannot muster two-thirds, we have GOV. CLEVELAND'S LETTER. than in any portion of the county.

The this watch case the parts Xncfct subject to wear ih. iov, crovn, kinjes, ttumb-catdes, eta, are made of solid gold. tion convention, sold calico instead of Mongolian immigration. Four distinguished writers on political economy, the power to force it upon you, and we Governor Cleveland's letter of accept good people of Paola it seems to me rat 1)izin. Orimea won after a ballot or Republican States, should come out for mean to do it That provision was it fairly and squarely everywhere.

The ance is a sensible, forcible document, lium uuoci vauun use una mgiiway as 1 two. namely, David A. Nells, Thomas G. Shearman, J. B.

Sargent and Prof. W.G. Office in La Grange building, wett side Park. Re-idence. next to Col.

Campbell's, adopted by a small majority of the I Ss was sIsbs Republican party, skilful as long prac mucn as any otiier portion ot the inhab- For the nomination of Countv At- couched in plain comprehensive words- 1 I lilli.ra.Sirl tne people, it is true, but not by a ma hummer, set forth, from nearly every ltants ot tne county. at Louis- fnmptr th n.criB was bripf. fimis tice has made it in blowing hot and conceivable point of view, the "Evils of On the leading issues of the campaign jority of the voters. The whole thing bore unmistakable signs that the ques cold, is not in a position to do this. utit ior instance, wnose mercnanis ana Tnttle.

of Osaire. oresented W. II. Shel Paola. Kansas CT-VUit any part of Ibe county for consulta the Tariff System; and it is announced others contribute of their private means (7b be continual.) There is the German Republican vote, he defines his position in no uncertain language.

It is a document of brevity tion was not properly understood, and that in the Review for October several which is very skittish and liable to tion or 10 perioral surgical operations. 21 8K4 ly writers of no less distinction will exhib that a large number of voters did not to make the thoroughfares leading to their place in a safe condition. But in Paola city and township is this the fact break at any minute. The Republicans don. Considering that the Republican career of his subject was only of abotlt 90 days length, the speaker did well.

Of course, he set forth that Sheldon's father was in the army, but that was 0r.6.W.FinPATRIDK, realize the importance of the question it the "Benefits of the Tariff System." wisdom and candor. It well merits the careful consideration that all citizens are, of course, in favor of everything. At the very first election afterwards The other articles the current num Echo answers no! Citizens of other ber are "The Demand of the Industrial They are prohibition men, and they are license men. But not too much so, only they showed" their disapproval of the J. IIALDKMAN, PHYSICfAN AND SURGEON.

will accord it all the aspirant had to offer as testi measure, by a clear majority, by defeat Spirit," by Charles Dudley Warner; "In just enough, if they can strike the hap mony of his Ilepublicanism. Xo one townships, in order to carry their produce to market here weut into Paola township and performed labor on the roads and repairing the roads and cul ng the originator and chamnion of the There is no uncertainty as to the spiration and Infallibility, by the Rev. py mean. amendment, and electing a man for Dr. J.

II. Rylance; "The Xeed of Lib They are not Prohibitionist enough Paola, Kansas. Governor who made the canvass on position of Henry A. Miller. He says positively that he is a prohibitionist and but a generous hearted old gentleman like Mr.

Tuttle would have taken upon himself the unpleasant task of nominating a Greenbacker in a liepublican eral Divorce Laws," by Elizabeth Cady verts so that they could trade at Paola 7 27 m. that one issue. Yet the Republican fetanton and "Our Remote Ancestry, by Prof. Alexander Winchell. MSee 601 Wvsadotte SC.

KANSAS CITY. MO. will, if elected, oppose the re-submission to suit a good many Prohibitionists who have hitherto acted with them; and these have now started out on their own hook. And the German Republicans, in safety to themselves and team3, and more, when any person is injured in person or vehicles by the neglect of the Conventions resolve that the people are in favor of the amendment, but dare a aawuxaarariiclAW in inuMv. situ a rBCTAi.rv or riis nrsaAasa or raw convention.

He is always ready to help the unfortunate. Twenty-four years of the prohibitory constitutional amend EVK, KAK AXD TH BOAT. Ifsra.L-4 1n fit ar situ llsX rMtta not re-submit it, so that the people may Lightning struck Bb Harris house ment. In conversation with him he told igo he rescued the writer from drown seeing Neal Dow and Brother Blaine in loving converse, seeing the support giv have an opportunity to express their E. W.

RILEY, PH YSICIA A NIf SURGEON, Jxjujsbcro, Kansas Call prom plljr attended day or night. officers to perform their duty under the law, they fall back on their dignity and repudiate the nominal bills for repairs. Is this the way that Paola ex own wishes. ing in the Maraisdcs Cygne Iiiver. For that act probably some might now us that be thought prohibition bad not Lad a fair test yet that till the opposi CmtmrmcU Fle JpU JPu-ryirliim and Cpjh fcj icrMfajT pejrfortnfcd- Oranulnxed lAdm tvnd rX rrf ftoua feore Ere car-4 in abort tlni.

by a miid proe of treatment. Icafbeca, IiIor)nc In f.ara a.t4 Cuarrt tr-at4; le, Nrv-fu and bis-- en by the latter to the great and unen in the east part of town last- Sunday morning and had it not been for the rod it is supjMjsed would have caused serious destruction. Mrs. Harris was standing This is a position in which the Repub forceable measure of the former, seeing censure him. We don't.

Although he hvot Hialaf mt4 W-ak fc.v-. Aitifkiai. iivw tion would join in and help enforce the was not so successful in saving a poor lican party cannot justify itself. It is a departure from the very foundation principles of the partv. When it refus of beat QuaJltf, fltte-d wlnoat pmiu.

r-aiKa Wic iJuuiUAUvn Jfrctu Call or write iiAUfcg sievtxj on the porch and the shock rendered law a few years he was opposed to Iowa and Kansas "banner States" of Republicanism and of liquor prohibition, secured by Republican voters, be swimmer last Saturday as he was long pects to return the custom of the people who reside in the rural districts? This policy has already driven many persons the eastern part of the county to her senseless for several minutes. ago in our instance of figurative similar letting the question go before the voters. es the people a hearing, simply because When Mr. Harris ran out and picked Pr.ts:iiia gin to sidle into the Democratic party. They want honesty and economy and it has the power to do so, it becomes a ity, yet he got Sheldon's lifeless body to the bank where friends took charge HER! THE STATE 00SVETI0N.

tyi ant Troy Chief. her up she was apparently dead but she recovered in a short time. Several of the children were dazed by the crash. the right to drink their lager in peace. of it Joe Phillips named W.

B. Crossan, PAOLA, KANSAS. The Democratic State convention either go to Louisburg or LaCygne to do their trading on account of bad roads and open culverts on the Wea bottom. We hope the responsible officers will see that this is remedied. with some misgivings, he said, as to his CONFLICT OF IDEAS.

The liepublican party is too much of a prohibition party for them, though it is meet in Topeka on the 20th inst. A. Plastering was torn from the walls and IMP ROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION ability as a speaker, but believing his Resident Dealers the sills of the house shattered. We have believed Stephen B. Elkins is heretofore that the to have personal charge not enough of a prohibition party for the Prohibitionists.

A. Harris of Ft. Scott was chosen tem-poray chairman and II. Nules Moore of candidate to be the right man. Crossan got a majority on the first ballot, and, Como.

ew iorK norm as a 01 me ltepuoueau-respectaMe paierin its I Greenback campaign -IX- In this matter of liquor prohibition. methods aua asser- in west ircinia. ANTI-H0R3E THIEF LEAGUE. There will be a meeting of the Ten Leavenworth, secretary. tions.

but when it i There will he plenty of Mr. G. M. Magill, of the Louisburg asserts that the Re On coins' to press we have not Mile Valley Protective Association Lightning Rods. funds for the w-arfare airainst Iemocracy.

So as in its other hypocrisies, the grand old party has been found out. It ought to be turned out. N. Y. Sun.

CORSET 1 vamBtH to mr ln. Rt tM ma rM-aU ai4 iT bt-ttfY pa ton tiMB ms oUm-t 'r-t in ti. itiurkft-t, or pni psi4 rif tut- rvf nto'V-. Trt- i r. 1 'jrm 4 'himii'ii tWt tli sui-iHii, taking the stand, he made a bungling attempt at getting off a up-and-go-at'em-bayonet-charge harrangue.

But the birth, growth and career of the Republican party was a big text for a SO minutes exhortation, in which he con Monday, August 25th, at 4 p. m. for the learned who are the nominees, thongh Beacon is working up considerable business in loaning money on real estate. We have thought for some time that a shrewd a politician as Mr. Elkins would not AU work sold from wagons, and put np in the" it is certain Gov.

Glick will head the undertake to carry transaction of any business that may come before the meeting. Let every member be present. By order of the most scientific and workmanlike manner by ex Cleveland and Hendricks Club careful energetic man at Louisburg est lrginia were ticket with nrobably C. K. Holiday for perienced workmen on easy terms.

Fleas remember that our wac-ona are lettered in full with would do well in this enterprise and publicans "never speak of carrying a State, but alwavs of purchasing it." the World sinks the truth and makes an assertion that is false in freneral and false in particular, and lowers itself in the estimation of its own partisans even Leaven worth Times, Aug. VMi. mere not very Rood chances of sueeess. The Democrats of that sumed 15 minutes to tell the convention about himself. He was in for enforcing President L.

C. West, Setfy. Mr. Magill is just the fellow to succeed. Lieutenant Governor.

The platform will be plainly and squarely in favor of twry -i--b Cwt VtmuK, tJ9 aa upward. AjOl jrij. isMfrt-bant for tv-m. ROrHSCHfLD, -JOSEPH A CO-, Foraaie of Osage township will meet at Fontana Saturday Aug. 23d at 8.30 o'clock.

Important bhsiness will be transacted. A full attendance is requested. ear name and do not allow yonrself tone imposed npon by foreign or irresponsible local agents. Address all eommanieaMoBS to as as above. together with He oilers low rates, represents reliable all the laws of America died last ofate are somewhat Leavenworth Times, Aug.

12th. i resubmission of the constitutional Mb. S. P. Brown's child Tuesday morning.

STICH BROS. 6-fr44t THE E. TJIHREVS MERCANTILE capitalists and is a worthy accommodat- the provisions of the Declaration of ing gentleman himself. 1 Independence and the revised edition of 7-4-3m. S.

W. L. P. Co. D.

A. Bruner, Secretary. amendment on prohibition..