The Moline Republican from Moline, Kansas • 2

The Old ncosters Not In It. GEO. C. ARMSTRONG, Editor. -OOOO July 31, 1S6.

Friday, 5 Soon Enough. Youth be fcaj.py while you can. Coming ways are cold and roagh. Envy not the lot of man You will reacb it soon enough. Son enough soon enough You will reach it soon enough.

Dream the golden dreams of youth. Sheltered from the world's rebuff Seek not older paths forsooth You will tread them soon enongh. Soon enough soon enough 1 You will tread them soon enough. Men be noble whi'e you may. rthow yourselres of iKcruer ATCHISON, TOPEKA 4 SANTA TIHX TABLE.

This is a peculiar year in politics. The Republican bosses started out to beat McKlnley in the convention and tho masses Kepnblicans set down on them; The democrat bosses with Cleveland at the head tarted out to hold the party la line for gold. The masHfS downed incra gloriously. In the populist convention ihe old liad fchells planued.a o'tcy in" tbe middle of the road. Ley were slapped In the ace, Can'f wuisibie people see tbe hand, writing on the wall! The old rooster are not in it.

aud scheme-bnt the soul and thought of -the millions -Is azaiiitt them. Frantic rfTnrta 8 8 0 SOOTHKRX KAXSAS DIVISION. WK3T BOCSB Pauhaudle Exp. 5:55 Way Freight, in. ft I being made to mnzzel.

drive and force FreigtU p. ui Passenger, 6:31 p. in. XA8T BOUXl- Fasten per. 9:20 ux Way freight, i.

Freight, p. Eaeteru Exp. 11:08 p. m. me masses.

eCorts wjll prove futl'e. The rerle Lavn Twn 0 and thinking and are not to be riffled with. Their conclusions make up a verdict that oattnot be turned aside by tbe Idle vaporlugs oP setflsh schemers. '1 hn Ls curreut for your Will be over eooj eiioai'i-Sooj enough ou (ough Comes yiur eveu soon euouh. Qaestion not of lands or days Stretching far beyond the bluff.

That athwart the cudicg lays You will know tbem'soon enongh. Soon enough soon enough Comes the knowledge soon enough. Grenola, Kansas. Sol L. Love.

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE VXPORIA 1R MULO'K BKANCH. Arrire Depart 7:30 p. ra. Mail ana Passenger, 7:10 a. iu.

No. Mixed. ro. 178. 1.00 p.

in W. C.Kahsow. Agent. The Republican Convention. Tb Elk county Keptibllcan convsntloa will bo held next IWsday.

count del-. gates being elected to-morrow. The chances for J'rpubHcan victory In the For the Next 00 Days or During the Months of August and September we will Sell Goods for Thoroufjhly Organized. The Object is to Elect Kirkpatrick. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 county are growing brighter every wetk and ir the convention nest Tuesday makes judicious selection of candidstes tbe pix)crars win mid themselves travellap a rough and cky road.

Tlie Issues of The Congressional Central Committee fur this, the Third District, met iti Fre-donia, Friday evening of last week, and organized by electing Mr. H. II. Luk, the campaign are clearly and Republican Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT.

1TILLI1X McKIXLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBART, of Heir Jersey. lOa KI.HCTOBS J.

R. Hampton (Jreen Keith Douglas B. II. Tracy F. M.

Benefit 1 Montgomery J. W. Woodson W. II. Fletcher P.

Toui E. Thompson deflntd. There Is no beating about tbe of Parson, chairman, aud Mr. G. Gray, of Arkansas City, secretary.

uueu me ram enaearor to save demo-cratic votes this year as has been the ease in several oilier caruDahn is. Now It la Mr. Ijiuk is one of the bravest, truest Republicans in tUe district and lias few I the field agaiimt Republicanii-o and rartr If Ug enough te Wea the flew 't equal as au organizer, lie is a gentle But Wfom 10 2p6r cent l)elow! 0141 former prifcesf Severy bas a new ciner br Uuri uiai: of north ana merit. His ueuiesuor inspires confidence. Tiioee who meet him instinctively know that lie is In 0 Warner A lieece.

tbe Greenwood Hun. earnest, that his heart is in th cause, and that the cause is safe in his hands. Mr. Gray is one of the prominent Republican "For Congress, 3rd S. S.

Kirkpatrick For Judge, Court of A. Johnson For Judge. 13th District T. L. Davis For Seuator, 26th D.

McBriau flower. The first copy evidences tfce aet 1 that the proprietors know their buiicess printers but, boys, it seems to a man up a tree that you are off in starting a second! paper In Severy. Why do printers make 1 fools of themselves by killing their business with an over dose of effort? Two- workers in Cowley county. He i in the Qulit to wiu and nobody knows better how to succeed ihau be. Below we give you some of our prices (not on a tew trinkets only) but on Staple Goods that you use each and every day that you live.

Look, read and ponder well The purpose of the committee is to papers can't live in Severy. re-elect Congressman Kirkpatrick. Why Because he is an active, energetic Uncle ILtrve Cunn ill chain uri iltirn efficient congressman for the people of 1 the silver Kentihlienna ir ma the Third district. 11 is ability far exceeds that of his opponents. His experience in congressional work has fitted him to do they vote Tor Bill McKinley, protection-and prosperity.

There Is no foolishness about him when It comes to practical business. more efficient work in Hie rutiire and having faithfully discharged hi du'iex the first term he Is entitled to a cecoud Dry Goods Clothing. At first it was thought Ihe tariff would chance at the enemy, that is the fellows be the issue but it appears the people have Republican County Convention; There will be a delegate convention of the Republicans of Elk county, held at the courthouse 'in Howard, Kansas, on Tuesday, August 4, 1896, at II o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing seren delegates and seven alternates to attend the Republican State Convention to be held in Topeka on August 11.

and to nominate candidates for the following county offices Representative to the Legislature, ounty Attorney, Probate Judge, Clerk of the District Court, Superintendent of Public Instruction, County Commissioner of the First District. The basis of appointment of delegates will be one delegate at large for each township and one delegate for each 10 votes or major fraction there of cast for W. C. Edward for secretary of elate 1894 in said convention, and is as follows viho would rob old men and helpless declared otherwise. Finance Is the sole question Interesting the people.

We have a big stock of Cloth VWomen of xbe little pension pittance fvouchsafed to them by a nation of peo ing, all nice clean except Mens' Gold Medal Brand $2 25 Hat, now $1,75 American 'Jrown Brand R. R. Shape $2.90 Hat. now 1.50 Fedora Shape $2.00 Hat, now 1 .50 Death From the Effect of a Kick 9 suits from the Kemper stock by a Horse. which will be sold at from $1.75 Wednesday Mr.

I'. J. Doty, was rssist- to $2.50 a suit. 1500 yard: of gHl Calico, Daik awl light, per yard, only, 3 eeuts Indigo Blue Prints, 4f i Blacks aud Silver Gray, 5 Fancy'Dreis Styleu and Reds, 6. Gm.I lint we always sold fr 10 cent.

tnw 8t Our 15e-A. Ticking 12 Ticking frnm lie to 10 7c Daurliee Blfaelietl Muiiu, Match, full art ide, 5 8c H'p Ulrached Muslin, onlj' 7 9e- -Lawit-iiitle an 1 Fruits of the Loom. Mu.l in, 8 Shoes. ing in tbe livery stable of Smith lie was harnessing a team for a traveler when one of the animals became fright ened and kicked him iu the abdomen. He Here are some of the big cuts we we will give you in Clothing: was an old gentleman, 67 years of are.

Our Trilby line of Ladies Shoes, in lace and Elk Falls PawPaw Oak Valley Painterhood. .12 .10 ..7 ..6 ..7 Howard 27 Wild 18 16 14 Union Center. 13 ple who love to honor the men who stood between life and death when brave hearts and strong arms were needed to stay the tide of desolation iu the nation. Mr. Kirkpatrick'e record in congrea as a worker for the nation's veterans is at the top, and 16 to 1.

He is the ablest tension worker in the present congre. His heart and soul are iu the work. In sympathy he enters deeply into the caue of every individual who pleads at the throne of Uncle Sam for justice. Their cause is his and he possesses the ability to represent their cause effectively. No veteran, relative or friend of a veteran can afford to turn his hand agaiust Congressman Kirkpatrick.

In the routine work naturally falling to a congressman, Mr. Kirkpatrick is ably assisted by a patriotic wife and a talented daughter no less patriotic. They are as 20 Metis' 6.50 Suits, Dark and Medium aud was not ab'e to withstand so hard By-blow though at first be did not contemplate any serious effect from It. A little later he became very sick and went to the home of his daughter Mrs. Color, now $4.75 It is recommended that the primaries for the 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 5.00 Grey Mixed 4.25 Button, all flexible sole.

Tans and Black, also Cloth Tap, Pointed Toe, Round Toe, Square Toe, and an extra wide and easy one for old Ladies. This line is known exery where as a $2 60 fchoe. and you that have been buying them knw that they give you good service. We will sell them now for only $2.00. 19 8 00 Dark Suel and J.

E. Smith, Mr. S. himself being away Ladies that have been buying Gray, 6 85 from home. Dr.

fcMoetbers was called' dress goods here know that our very soon but it was impossible to render the patient any substantial assistance. prices have been right heretofore lie lingered till 6:40 yesterday morning- Our Ladies' $1.25 Calfskin shoe now $1.00 of delegates and alternates be held in the several townships Saturday, August 1, 2 'clock p. m. The township committees will the proper call for holding the primaries and arrange for the same. -Immediately after the adjournment of the icounty convention the delegates from the several townships comprising the 1st Commissioners District to-wit.

Liberty. Painterhood, Oak Valley and Longton, will meet in convention and nominate a candidate for Commissioner of the First Commissioner District. By order of the Republican County Central Committee." Geo. C. Armstrong, and now we will give )-ou i5 pet- wben death claimed him in spite of the best medical assistance, and kindly care.

11 9.00 Brown. 7.85 22 16.00 Black and steelgray those fine ones we sold so many of, 13.00 10 13.00 Blacks and Grays, 11.00 12 10.00 Navy Blue Yacht Cloth an extra quality, 8 60 13 6 00 Blue Black, 4.50 deeply interested and as fervently in The remains were expressed last eight to 1.50 Kangaroo calf tip 1.25 1.50 Oil Grain Columbia 1.25 1.50 Calf Columbia 1.25 vvaverly, for interment, accompanied by. the family. Deceased leaves three earnest as Mr. Kirkpatrick himself.

They aim to do the very best thing for the people of the Third district and we feel the people will show appreciation by re-electing Mr. Kirkpatrick. sons and two daughters, and other lives, all of whom have the sympathy of Our Mens $1 60 Oil Grain Creole Shoe, $1.2 cent discount on all dress goods, also same discount on the linings and findings. 't Our line of Summer Wash Goods will be losed but regardless of weather or prices. a l.irge circle of friends In their hour or' 8.D.

Lkwis. Seo. Chairman. bereavement. 1.15 Calf Congress 95 2 00 Satin Calf Congress 1,75 1.75 Gilt Edge Dress 140 1 The Popocrats Convened Sizes in Youths From 13 to 18 Years.

If poet Sol Long don't watch out he Want Flax. will have a big lot of trouble to bold all That is, the convention was held at Howard, Tuesday. There was a full at Onr Boys' $1.50 Gilt Edge Dress Shoe, $1.20 the pops in liue for him. There is a lit I will pay the highest market price for' tendance of delegates and a large number 1.23 Oil Grain Creole 1.00 1.40 1.20 $8 50 10 Youths' $9 00 Suits, 13 ft on Corsets. I flax.

Bring iu nil you have for sale. Itemeiuber 1 am buying all that cornea- of visitors. At close of the enliven lie kicking on the side. When we hear of such uproars in Mice temnerance town like Grenola 4.85 anJ paj ing every cent that the market- 12 Our Misses' .90 Calfrkln, sixes 12 to 2, .75 tion Judge Shinn made a speech that fired the hearts of the fauhful. They omitted no opportunity to applaud the tellin 7.50 Extra quality mix ed gray 6 00 led to wonder if there is not some 1 00 Glove Grain 10 per cent Discount on large and well known ftock of Corsets.

will jioriult. Geo. C. Michaelsox, Muii lie, Kaiua. Elk Falls.

thing rotten in points in the speaker's remarks. That i Our Childrens' S5c Glove Grain, sizes one oi ine eirong poiius witn tlie pops, they applaud and raise a dust which it is It is alleged by attorney Glasscock's to 12, only .70 Boys' Suits, Knee P. nts Sizes from 4 to 14 years. friends that had ho made a speecli at the right and proper. lining up moment he would have been The first position filled was that of Justin Nnwels Is home from Iudiana.

The 11. 11. bridge gang are stationed ose. nominated for county attorney. J.

county attorney. An informal ballot was 19 Boys' $1.00 Suits, Assorted lot, $.75 here at present. taken which disclosed the fact that Dai Socks. modesty is continually doing him up. a Carr, II S.

Douthitt, G. W. Barrows, Frank Brigham Is thought to be In a 12 1.50 1.25 15 3.00 Blacks, Browns and Dallas Sims, the Kentucky mule buyer K. ulasscock and tool were on the fair vay to recover. 50 dozen Ladles' lac Seamless, warranted Fast BlHck.

Wo a dzen Ladies 3 for 25c Hooe, while they last. at 5c a pair. boards. Some fool pop called for a line Checks. 2.00 ls here for a few days.

Ho is very enthusiastic over the political condition 20 dozen mens' Socks, regular three for a Ali'in Frailey has gone to Chanute to ing up of the candidates, a public display play ball for a lucrative salary. 30 2 50 Three Colors. 2.00 quarter value, for ouly 5c a pair. la Kentucky and declares there is no SoI Lonrj, being a preacher, telegraph operator, poet, former pop editor and all J. F.

Erduian has traded off his town question but what McKtaley will carry property an moved ou to S. D. Lewis'" the state. round gfentleman or gall, eloquence. i farm.

Two delegates in the pop convention Mrs. Chas. Baker and children, of" Tuesday, became so deeply Interested Kansas City, are visiting at J. A. Klchol- voice, motion and mental thunderation swiftly marched to the front.

He orated a Bryan aud the delegates shouted with joy. Dan Carr tried to make a speech but in the shadow of Sol's master, ly effort he quaked and quivered. Judge 'that they took a spat at each other with ton's. V. C.

Ransom, SJoIlne's popular IC clinched fists. They were brought to order before any serious damage had II. agent, was in our midst a short time- been done. Monday. J.

B. Cogswell, of Grafton, made his xoutnitc spojee out uian't tell the right kind of a story he is too infernal honest to meddle with Kansas politics. Glasscock The Cottrant will flash out next week old neighbor, U. II. Rogers, a visit last with a new dress.

Mr. Thompson has was lutiuijr uuicu iur out alas, DC was just bought a big lot of the latest type Thursday. Mr. J. L.

Frailey and daughter Llxzle- asleep in the Metropolitan hotel. Tbe We are pleased to note the progress being made by the old reliable county -seat have returned from a visit with friends- boys rushed out after him but no J. He could not be found and the conven organ of Republicanism. at Toronto, Ks. tion proceeded to lay him on the shelf.

Our A. T. fc S. F. man and M.

sol JLOng wa3 nominated and he made an Prof. Chas. Johnson attended the pop respond to Catcher" iu the last issue of acceptance epeecu mat caused some one convention at Howard. Tuesday, and to ask, "is he a preacher "Yes." said the Kepceijcas. II.

N. Wait returned from a visit to- rested a few hours in Moline, in the even we, "he is a poet, preacher and lawyer." in jr. He 'is not bubbling over with Indiana, a few days ago. fie reports vimyit i iiiiuiiw na uoininateu ror dis enthusiasm for Superintendent Barack trict clerk by acclamation. John Barack.

erop prospects good there and man. at least the tone of his voice would Our stock of Overalls, Work Shirts, and other articles in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Furnishing Goods NOT IN THIS LIST we will give you a discount of not less than 10 per cent. In our Grocery Department we give you some very low prices on articles that you use every day: 18 pounds of Granulated Sugar ior $1.00 Lion and Arbuckles Coffee for 20 cents a package. 5 pounds of good Rice (not a small broken rice) for 25 cents. Rolled Oats, clean and fresh, only 5 cents a package.

4 pounds of Dry Salt Meat for 25 cents. Cider Vinegarii5 cents a gallon. Our high grade 50 ceriJapan Tea for 40 cents. Horse Shoe and Star Tobacco 40 cents a pound. 'Even Change Tobacc9va three cut full pound plug, 20 cents.

-B. and O. B. High-Patent Flour, 75 cents a Sack. Eli and Homo patent fjour, 65 cents a sack.

Arm and Hammer Sodo 5 cents a package. Fairbanks Ark Soap, 10 bars for 25 cents. Our No. 1. Clarified Sorghum, we have been selling at 35 cents, now 30 cents a gallon.

Our California Pure Sugar Syrup, 50 35 man ror superintendent, The- so was some good sound kicking on both Mrs. Ijouisa Butler lias received her these gentleman but it was lackin- in It lias come to such a pass that the city back pension and has manifested good' force to loom up in tbe convention hiffh counsel of our city seriously contemplates judgment In spending part of It for a- enougu to ue uoucaoie. P'lsing an ordinance against talking good cheap home here. Barrows wanted to be a candidate for politics on the streets. This thing of ignoring the tariff issue and talking Quarterly meeting is to be feeld here representative but the common herd were next Saturday.

Kev. Bernard Kelly 1 for Bark ley and he got It. He is a fell 'finance', altogether is getting to be expected to preach Saturday sight, and weatner Among populist law-makers. He extremely pleads IIken exhorter savina- souls and buuday morning, at 11 o'clock. can plead every day in the week.

There Mr. G. R. Ames and son J. E.

and G. is no limit to his endurance. The democrats celebrated in this city, last Saturday night. A good audience attended the meeting in the opera bouse R. Jr.

were here last and drove Henry Nichols was nominate) for nro home sixty bead of good three year old oate lienry needs the office and and was addressed at length by the demo steers they bad purchased of Messrs. will work like a tOry to set it. Pons cratic candidate for congre9, Mr. Basey, Clougb and Flnley. They will like other folks, they like office above all Farrelley.

Short speeches were mado by feed them meal on grass. other pleasures on earth, and will fight. Judge Jacksqn, S. C. lianna.

aud Dan oieaa ana uie ior it. Myrtle and Ray Quick drove over to Carr. Fall River, Thursday, returning Friday. Senatorial Convention. Mr.

Joe Medley, who is here from Lebanon, says that Bryan will win To much booze drank, eh Don't tb The peoDle's narrv senatorial mmm in his state. 10 to 1. fie. claims to have 'Catcher" get a sniff. If It don't it la bad.

2n tion for the 14th district, eomnrtaincr rh rbeen over a great portion of the state and that he knows what he Is talking abeul, Mr. Sims, another Kentucky Mr. Lucans, our enterprising blsclc PstT7l37 we will charge aavrlhias an foody duping this SqIq. counties or Elk and Chautauqua, is called to meet at Moline. Monday August 3.

at I smith, will move into the house vacated by r. Erdman. mule buyer, who is here, talks just the rpposite. Such things muddle matters ix a. jiit county will be represented by 30 delegates and Chautauqua by 17.

The following delegates were elected And ao the Santa Fa arent talks est to represent Elk county in tbe conven leaving. Wonder why? A case of why jack didn't eat his supper tion C. E. Lone. W.

L. Wilson. XV. TI Marlon Frakes has commenced feeding nice bunch of steers about a hundred. McGee N.

G. Harris. W. J. Taher.

VI. J. Bishop. J. W.

Musick. John W. His-h. Me is feeding ground feed. Goods Mas iave the Store.

)e Settled for Before ley smith, C. H. Butterfield. John Wade. jip wonderfully.

The following named gentlemen were selected at the populist primary last Sat-jirdiy to represent Wild Cat township iu the county pop convention, at Howard, Thursday Uriah Wilson. Loyd Nichols, Win. McSpadden, Thos. Jaggard, Frank Wilson. C.

E. Long, W. L. Wilson, B. M.

Murphy, E. Kiting, A. J. Brace, .1. E.

Smith, Mr. Usher, J. H. Cox, C. P.

Jenks. Philip Walker, P. B. Carlton, L. T.

Mann, John null and J. K. Grasscock. Quite a number of populists attended G. W.

Thomas. Geo. Hedges. Honr- the convection at Howard, Tuesday, and all seem well satufled with the ticket Nlchols, Allen Richolson. T.

J. Mitchell M. B. Crawford. Charlea Barhonr.

P. T. nominated. Condra, W. S.

Rentfro. I. A. Connewar. Citizen.

Dr. Brace traded his fine trotting filly to some traveling horsemen on Wednes Perhaps we ousrht not Infect nrivate day. He now drives a fine Iron tray. matters Into nubile notice, but we feel Jahjk out girls. impelled in a burst of confident tn Dr.

Hart, of Longton. was called last We will pay you Cash for produce. Bring on your Butter, Eggs and Poultry and get the Cash. Thnrsday in consultation with Dr. Ernce, that the treasury reserve in this shop was never so low as at the present moment.

Another bond Issue is imminent, mid. to vuit Frank Brlgnam. who bas been dangerously ill, bet is better at this 'writ although thre bas been plenty of water lately, we doubt onr ability to- float an. ing. In this issue of the Rkfcbusam will be found an address by Tom Fitch, "Why He I a Republican." sir.

Fitch is a silver Republican and voices the sentiments of the editor of this paper. Read this address carefully and see if yon notcolnstoe with the ideas expressed there, in. The Republican party Is not a Grover Cleveland sl.ylock mixture but a party for fhe people and for every interest and Ind itrr in ur comi'ry. It Is a.pnrfy fr America. It didn't look as though the hottl oiuer ioan.

in wnicn case continence Is not tho only thing that will burst. A hint to the wise la sufficient, but what proprietor was dodging tbe Santa Ta agent miieh the night he fired him oat of roubles na Is the fact that some of the the livery barn in doable cnlck order. people on onr books are not as wise as or harmless as hnmming birda. sndgave hia -toJw4r stand it was place for thaVworX..