Kearny County Coyote from Chantilly, Kansas • 2

r.nntl Office at Ciuiili ii City, Kaunas, Iko. l.i, Ooy. Glick Bays pensions are due mm KEARNEY COUNTY COYOTE, THS NATIONAL TRIBUNE, NTI A WHICH IS SHAM? The Republican party was iu power 25 years. 15y its miserupuluiw legislation it has piled up in tlio vaults of the United States millions if tlJ- FARMER! Having Purchased the Stock of Of J. E.

Duckworth, of Kearney, I would respectfully inform'the farmers and people of north Kearney county that I am prepared to urnish'goods At the Lowest Possible Prices, SUCH Dry Goods, Groceries, FLOUR, FBBI WASHINGTON. D. C. In 0:10 of the lm tlmn really groat family imn-rn iu tlm wiuntry. A Splendid Eight Page 86 Column Paper HHISTKU (IN ns WHITK PifKH.

Only $1 a Year-Two Cents a Week A Brilliant Galaxy of Contributors. Tho N'atinmil Trilnino hn hiH the rnre firnd irtunu to Mifuru for Iu ri-mlcrii fwiiitril.niw.i Iniiii tlm H'iimit an army of UiMihiKuialied mon aurli aa nu utlicr imimr in thu cunulry una e.t'r bl'rU Hllld til ll'tHHt ut. 'iiiio of thoNi" KX'iiOcinen havo in write l.ir Tlm Naiton.il Tribune whero thny havo refuacil oliciintiona fpim otlmr pspura iiiul itiiiica.inua, bnuiiiiaii thi'y revoKuleil it ilm nrunt n'lireaeiitMiva of the ex-aolilinri iiiwl milium of tho oomury, mid tho elntnnel thmuuh which they nan iwlclriiiiii tho moat of tlioso who ni'rveil willi or muter thoiu iu tho hinturie your from licil to lwiS, Tin. foilnwiiiK Ki'iitleiniin havo alroscly fuiw nishifl urtiilea, or Imve thoiu iu eourau uf oetw lull atloo; Jlui. John C.

Fromont. the Hi'liuiiltian can. Ii. lulu for I'rrai'li Lkim-ms'iili of the lli imrtinent of tho Vet" MtX ol till Moillltaill Muj. lien, jianiiil E.

Sii-klea, Coninmniler 3 orin, Army ol tho IVoumu; ex-Aliniater to' Simin: eto. Jluj. ik'ii. John I'nim, R. Commnnde Army at the the Army ot Virgiu- lti.

cie. Muj. lien. John C. Kobiniwin, roinmumlcr 2J fitli Coiia; Pait Counnautler-iu-Cuief U.

A. H. Muj. (Ion, 'Thouins J. WihuI, Coiuuiuuder 4th t'orna at UhUIi' of Xailivitle.

Mnj. kn. It. V. Jiilumoii.

Commander 8to Hutili. of ViLrflivillu. Muj. (ion. M.

1), Lram'tt. CuintuKnder 3d l.th lorH. Ir.Hii to uahinirton. Jluj. Hen.

A. V. Kiiutu, ef of Cavalry. Army ot the Oil 10. tuuiiinautler lat Zoth Corua, Me.

Uri. Gen. Franria A. Wilkar, Aaaiatsnt Adjot out-liouenil, 'M orpa; hiiieriutendeut cf 10th I S. eiikiia: l'rvaiileul laaauvbuaetta lu- atlLue of Tntihnolotrv.

HriK. ijim. Win. A. enii, ij.

autnor of "Lai, A Btrong-inimliil Woman." etc. Brig. (ien. Kunaoll A. Alitor, Colonel, 5tb Mich, Mn'liiunn.

Drill. Hon. Hiram A.llepluii, oiuinauilcr of the? liniioiia Herman HliariHliootera. Brig (in has liialinin, Corps; o-lur- vrjorui the rnrt ot New York. Brin tion John 1) Turchiu, Army of the Cumber--land.

Briit Hon lielknnn. ex.aecretarv of war. lirift (ien (ioo ltogcra. Chairman Board of lJenintl Ainieala. Col Albert ii Uravkott.

Colonel Cav: Chief or Cavalry, of author nxel Statt-a avalry." etc. Col fr red 1 lirant, el'leitt aon of (Sen (trant. John MoKlroy, uuihor nf "Amleraonville," "A rile or liitautryiuen," "the hd Acorn," "Ueiniuisi'iMii'ea of an Army inule, eto. "Cnricton." the brilliant anil graphic hiatoriaa. whose vontributioua have been ao enthuaiaa- tii'ally receivi'il, "The Boy Sty in Dixie." whinh wai bogun ia the iue ot Cot 27, ia one of the mint thrillina" storio ot war ever published.

Back numbers fiiroiaheil. ThiMi; cnnlribiitiiina will excel in hiatnricat' iinniirtaiii'L-, intcrL'Mt and variety any publication on the war iiiiiieariog anywhere. Only Two Cents a Week $1 a Year SKKT ONLY US UK.CKII'T UV T1IK UllSKV. ry Semi money by Fontal Order, Draft on Sew V'urk, or llegiatered Letter to THK THIBUXE, Wanhiugtun, I). C.

SKKO FOB ON Rewarded are thine who read thia anil then act; thvy will find honorable ('mnloyment that will not take them inuu thrir home and families. The pniliu are larce aadanre for t'very iiulin-tri'-ua fiernou, many havp mode ami nro now aevcral haudriil dnliara a innnth. It ia e.iiiy iur any one to make to and uowanla per day. who ia willi'ig t.i work. Kither aex, yotuig or 'ihl: capital no; uc'di'd: we "tart you.

Kvery thing new. No apecial ahiliiy required; you. reader, can do it a well aa auyoun. t( rite to ua n.ive full particulara, whii-h we mail Adircas l-'i-yl Send for Catalogue, PAHKEE Makers, MERIOEN, CONN. Jliow-rootns: 97 Chambers SI, Daw Tart CP A 1 -fl, jr faff CS 4 My Goods are fresh and of GrCOID QUALITT, Small profits, quick sales, Honest weights will be my scales, And by that rule I will do favor me with their trade.

IT WILL BE TO YGTR INTEREST I ES AS my best toVh-al with those who LIST, Kearney, Kansas. beforn the U. S. Land Office for siieeifis, EOU.VTE JUIXJE or MIL TON cui ks. Notice Ik hereby irlven that tho following- nanu'il mt lor Hun filed not lee of Ills Intention to make tlmil proof In support of his olnlni, anil thin mod proof will Ui nindo lioforo lie maw or lliimllt I'liimty ill Svni- hniiHiii, on Kelt.

Hill, Ikk. viz: It Irwin for ti tp UU imim' iw. Ho iiaiui't tho wiiiiirti'tf to nrovn htn I'oiitiiiiionii rcKlilHiii'i. mum. ami I'ulilvu- tion of, hhiiI land, Henley Unit, of Kiiiiiik-ton.

Allieit In-lnn, Archibald, I harles ui as room. 511 C. F. M. Nllc, Heir Inter.

and Office at Ounlnn City, Kaunas, Deo 12. 11. nane'il ttlerlian lih-dnniten of IiIh I'lte' lion to make final proof in nupport of hm Inlin, and that mild proof will no nmdo lrt'ir-t -tor or at (limi Cllv, Kansas, on Notice ho fitiyirlvpn that the followlnir- Mm. :.4, iwk, jt, Mill kin fur tho lot 1 2 no hoc 4 in rnniro ilo nninm tho followlnir wltiiiiHHOit to nmv hln continuous rcaldonpn upon, and cultivation of Hald land, ChHrliK Kvnna. John A K-don.

Janie Kyiiiau, Johu l'runty, of KiiuuMton, kana. ul-1 c. r. m. Mies.

Rcalstor. Land Olllce at Garden City, Karnas, Deo. SK7. Notice Is hereby irlven tha' io following- named wttlcr ha filed notice of In entlon to make final oroof In nun jort of hla olalm. and that paid proof will ho uadu liefora the Pro Juihrp of Hnmhton eonntv.

Kaiinan. at Syracuse, has on Ki'lv viz: James Sampson, for the see tp Zi II w. He iiamca the followtnir wllnenses to pr Ills cominuoua residence unmi, and cultivation of. ml i land, Salliel tSehiilman. Aloert Brown.

6 Monrerllta Cnoma lHvor. of Chantilly Kas. on u. ir. m.

Mies, lteiristor. Land Offloe at tiarden City. Kan, Deo. 13. IkST.

Notice is hcrehy iriven that tho foliowlnir-named settler has fl ed notice of his intention tj make final proof in snnnorf of his claim. and that said proof will he made before Clerk ouri oi Mammon county at vraouse on reb. 14, la, Phlueaa louch, for tho se sec 14 31 rnniro He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uwni and cultivation of said I mil. viz: Diner Kiivc. John Knvn of Washburn HO Stewart, of Knaus- ton 0 Kansas, Iigaii of Ctoiilca 0 Kansas.

61 4 C. F. M. Niter, Kajrlstor, Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, Jan. 3, 1KXH.

Norlce Is hereby irlven that the following named Rottler has tiled notice of his Intention to make final pr.Hif in snnnort of his claim. and that said proof will he made before the Kciristcr or tteeeiver or p. i.ami miice, at (iarrten I Ity. on April 2nd viz Thornton N. Thorp, for the no sec 34 tp ranire diw.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Melsenheimor. ltrown. Jonn NoMltt, Charles Zimmer man, all of bantil y. Kan. 3-T C.

Iterator, Land Office at Garden City, Kan, Jan. IW, Notice is hereby irlven that the followlnir- namcd settler has tiled notice ot his Intention to make final proof in supiwrt of his claim. and that said proof will tie made bctoie the erk District Court of Hamilton county, Kaa. at A'endall, on Feb. IS, lsa.

viz: D.r.ur- lass A. Andrews, for tha nw see 11 tp 33s ran are Ww. He names the followlni witnesses to prove Ills continuous residence upon, and eultiva. t'on o', said land, viz: Ida Benjamin Barney. Leonold suiter, all of Chantilly, Kan.

3-7 c. T. M. Nlles. Reirister.

Land Office at Garden City. Kan. in. 3. Not! Is hereby irlven that the foPowlnir- named settler lias men notice ot his intention to make linn! proof In Bupnort of his clam and that said priof will be made before Pro-biite Judwe of Hamilton eou.ity fit Syracuse, Kansas on March r.th, 1IW, viz: Churlia C.

ilason. for the nw '4 sec 311 ip 31s He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon, anil cul Iv.c tion of said land, viz: Geor hc-icmi Charles rocker. William Irwin of iYtihburn llelt. of Garden City, Kan. 3-7 c.

if. siles. ueirl.ster. Land Ofliccnt Giirilen City, Kansas, Dec. IT, NntiR In ben'by irivnn that flip nnnnM xeftler haa nld initi'-eof hi mti ntior to make Hunt prncif In of hia claim and timf nulil prinif In-iihiiIh Imfora CI rk of 'he i'liort of Hamilton county nt Kendnil, Kan, on Muro'i viz: Lei.nold rit.iter..

tot im-o tp t' iiiv. lie the f. H-v-vinir to tn-ove his coiitinnou iiim un.l cultivation of a-iiii Irinil, viz: Joon I. li-inz'-r. of (l inii.ii.

Kans: H.if ey. Koiw-rr A. Rarni-y, (je rge T. liciilinrtoii, of CLaatllly, Kansaa at aamo tl.nn anil Leonard Drnzer, th son tp flo nainr-s the followin to prove hla ooiifinnoiia rof.iiieni'e upon amlcuiiiviitiini of anlii land, viz: Leouold ti IiniHiirn ilHrn-y, Hotwrt A llui'ioy, (iet rirc I UeJ-Uinaton. uJiot" Chant Kun Si 5 C.

F. -1 SUca lie jlstcr. Lund Office at (i.irdcn City, Kunmts, Dec. 17, lf7. Notice la hereby iriven that the following named settlor hiui filed notice of hie Intention to make final proof In support of hia claim, and that id proof will I made before Receiver ut Garden City.

on Feb. 27th. via: Jarvis 6 Copner, tor the a sec 1 tp ils He mimes the following wltnessea to prove hia continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: F.lius Seithery. Joseph Haters, Hurry pchradcr, Joun Kaye, all of Washburn Also, at the same time and place, Mali Ion Krlchel, for the ia! s-o 14 tp 21s He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of sai land, viz: Kilmt Seatliery Joseph Roirers, Harry Pchruucr, John Kave, all of Washburn Hans. Also, at the same time and place.

Harry Schradcr. for the sec lit tp 21s ST.w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of su'd land, viz: Jarvis S. Copner. Mahlon A'rlebel.

Elias Neathery Joseph hotfers. all of Washburn, Kans. Li-o Mies, Knitter. Land offlee at Garden City, Kas. Dec.

12, 17. Notice is hereby iriven that the following-named settler lias filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support, of his claim, and that auH proof will be made before the Probate Juilire of II mil ou at Symouse. Hansas, on Feb lHxn, via: Anderson for the lota 1 4 2 4 nw 'i arc 7 tp 21s r37w. He names the following witnesses to continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land via: Lon 9ml tile. John Sloan.

(Jeonte Wairner, John Wanuer, of Rear Kansas. SH F. M. Nile. Keiristor.

Land Office at Garden City, Nov. 24 ls. Notice Is hereby gfn that the following named settler has nled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and th it said proof will be mede before Heir-lter or Ki-ceiver at City. Kansas on Feb. aoth 1.

via: Jacob V.Cheuoweta for the ne li sec is tp 22s rsinre Ulw. He naini's the following witnesses to prove his continuous res'denco upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: JR H. Sicl.anirhUn. Jesse James, Reed and rerdiuand Uliauisou of Lakin. Kansas.

42 C. F. M. Slles, Rosrister. Land Office at Garden City.

Kansas, Nor. St, 1n7. Notice Is hereby riven tbat the s'ttler has tiled notice of his Intention to mnke Onal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Tlstrict Court of Hamilton county. Kansas, at Syracuse. Kansas, ro Ken.

7th, via: Ilnnicl Patterson, for the ao sec 2 tp ramre 37w. He namea the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eu'tiva-tion of sa'd land, viit: I harles Motfctt. illiam A MoBett. Marion Newell Samuel Haruler, of Kearney I'd, Kanas. 4H-3 C.

K. M. Niies. Keitlster. Land office Harden rttv Kan.

Jan. 3. Ism. Notice is ercby aiven that the f.illowina-name 1 settlor has fiiisi notiiv of his intention to mane final pricf inaui'port of his claim. and that said proof will ne before the I Icrk of th Court of Hamilton conn-fv.

at Svra i-e. Kan. on April IS lva. aim tisnuei Harkley, for the nw sec. 3li twp i ra or H'- names the following witnesses to p-nve his eonT'nooiis residence utsn.

and cn.t'va-ttnn of land, vir: Stac ffarfor i. Noblitt. Cinrie Kmniermaa, I McLsen-beimer, a'l Chantilly. Kan. A'o at the s.iiw and place, Pnu-y Wart.T-l.frt,ielotsa4 't sw Ss-c If twp 22s rantre 'lw- follwinc witTies tn p-ore his ccntiitoiis resi 'ewium'-n.

sn sid and payablo on and sifter tho 4t'i cbiy of March, June, September and Ie cember. Many pensioners are in the habit of making affidavit to their pension claim cm the day preceding tho day designated by hw, which is perjury according to the statutes, The pension is nut duo unt 1 the 4th day tf tho month und a notary public certifying to such pension papers is liable to prosecution as well as the pensioner making false Appomattox Commercial. A gentleman showed us the special edition of tho Garden City Sentinel a few days ago, and while, in our judgment, it has displayed marked enterprise in producing such a "picture gallery," wo camo to the conclusion that it was rightly named as "The Sentinel and its Gang." It shows up one side of Garden City in elegant shape, while a large number of the main wheel horses of tho city are completely ignored. Why was it thus? That Chantilly will get tho county neat there is no question of doubt. That north Kearney will got one, if not two railroads, is given up as a fact That the great Suez Canal will be built through north Kearney this coming spring, there is a certainty.

With all these big enterprises on tho march, will give Chantilly and north Kearney county such a boom that cannot bo checked for years to couio. Let her boom, we are prepared to meet all such emergencies. Tho information reaches us that every claimant in this district who has proved up two quarters in the Garden City land district will be visitod by a government special examiner, who will also inspect the lauds. Tho ob ject of the government is to discover whether or not the settler, acquiring a homestead as well as pre emp-tion claim, has adheared to the letter of the law. It is opined by those near the throne that it will bo difficult for a settler to retain more than ICO acres ofgovernment land in addition to his timber claim.

This is bad for monopolists. Grant County Register. Fifty cents invested in linseed oil, and an hour's time in applying it to your wagon whoels, will save you the expense of having the tires of your wagon cut and perhaps a break dow or trouble of some kind just when you least expect it. Put the oil iuto a shallow vessel ana neat it as not as you can. Raiso the wagon wheel aa when oiling spindle, end plr.ee tlw vessel under so that the rim will pas.j through tho oil.

Pass the rim through tho oil slowly three or four times, and the work is done. Tho h')t oil penetrates tho felly and saves the wood, it prevents water from entering. The wheel should be dry and if wormed it will be all the better-. A movement is on foot to have a special mail on Wednesdays from La kin to Chantilly, which would give us three mails each week, or a mail every other day. Frank McAllister, the owner of tho mail and stage lino now running Mondays and Fridays, will give us a special mail ou Wednesdays for $3 each week, which must be paid by tho citizons of Chantilly and vicinity.

This would be $12 for four weeks. The Coyote heads the list with fifty cents a week, and if we can get enough to pay Mr. McAllister, tho mail will be forthcoming as soon as an order can be obtained from Washington. Let all pay their part, and secure the mail. You can subscribe by leaving what you think you are able to stand, at the postoflice, and get a recipt for the same.

A weighing pounds receut ly got on a Santa Fe train at Tcpt-ka, with a ticket for Atchison that had expired the day before. When the train agent reached him the traiu was sevcn.l miles from Topeka. and after examining tho ticket tho agent ld the passenger he would bo compelled to pay 11.50 or get off the train. He refused to d.i either, saying that if it hud not been for delays he experienced on the road sjuth of Topeka, ho woidd have been able to reach Atchi son In-fore the ticket expired. The train was brought a st tudti'l after considerable argument, and the traiu agent, calling the br.ikeman and conductor to his ttSsisteuce, trie! t-jit-t the big man.

The cuubiue 1 strength of the trio, ever, was not sufficient to budge the heavy weight, whj re maiued iu bis seat and never l.t his temper. They then went to the en giucer, whj acc.mipasiiod them as far hs the d.xT of the cr.xh, but after sizing the mail up, said, "I gues we bad bi tter K-t the man ride," and be did, arriving iu without fur thtr annov -nee. Atchis.di Quite a comfortible lA.kir.g btal le 1 is looming rp on tlie end of W. 11-izira a reiJccec 1 up on Ue To Come And See Me. LOS WHARTON, Editor and Prop.

BATl'nPAY MOUXISO, JAS.21. IW. Entered nt the PoslolTe at ChaaliPy, Kansas, wooad'Clom msil mutter. 'Rub for ihe Rock Island nulroiul. Kansns City is over burdened with "foot pods" this winter, and wants to "let" a few dozen at reasonable rates without interest.

What has become of the "Suffrage Protective League?" We hope it is not frozen up for the winter, as there is lota of work to do before the "roses bloom again." The supreme court has adjouned until February, without acting on the Kearney county seat case, and nothing may be expected until after they convene again next month. Report says that the suez canal will sure bo completed through north Kearney this spring. The extreme cold weather, has stopped the survey, but it will be resumed again as soon as winter breaks. The blizzard in the northern states last week was the worst ever known in that country. The thermometer run as low ns 52 below zoro.

People froze to death by the dozens. The dispatches indicate great suffering. The Republican party is fighting their own platform of 1884 "Crow" is not very good diet to start out with and if they are not supplied with better meat, they will sicken and die long before the blighting frost of ne.tt November rolls around. A county south of here in this state is named Grant, one of its towns is named Ulysses and the other Appomattox, both of which are striving for the county seat. As they are nil named in honor of the illustrious hero, they ought to be good fighters.

People who weigh well their thoughts before giving expression to the 6ame, are not liable to slip very far from the path of propriety, but those who "speak twice, und think once," must blame only themselves if they be tripped and "given away" by their flippant expressions. "The train am comin' 'round the bend," good-bye old Lakin, good bye; the county seat will sure come then, good-bye eld Lakin, good bye; the great Suez will water the farm, good bye old Lakin, good bye; then the ballot box frauds con do us no Larm, gotd-bye old Lakin good bye. i And now it turns out that the Rock Island railroad will run through north Kearney county. This is just r.s we expected, as this part of the county is the luckiest section in western Kansas. The railroad, as well as all other large corporations, know where to plant in order to reap a big harvest From the way the Kansas City Times speaks, we judge that the Oklahoma country will be open ed to settlement by this ccrgress, The Times Is a six horse team when it advocates the rights i the people, and is entitled to much credit for the several years of consistf-nt work towards the opening of this promised land.

New York has dropped to the posi tion of the sixth state in tho Union iu the number of miles of her rail road. Illinois stands et the head, fol lowed by Iowa, Kansas, Texas, Penn sylvania, New York and Ohio. Kan gas, with 400 jre miles of railway than New York, is an object less ju worthy of study. Chicago Inter Ocean. The Lakin and Syracuse papers are going into hysterics over a visionary change iu the nta Fe division.

The scheme inaugurated by these towns is to have the Coolidge round house and division headquarters moved tj one of these two places, which, no doubt, can be done, provided they purchase a controlling interest in the Santa Fe railroad. However, greater tilings than these have transpired in history. Electricity is making rapid rdvan ces in the operation of all kinds of industries. The Eloctic review iys, concerning the application of electri city to the manipulation of the engine gongs, that "the old time boll rope, that for years has adorned the ceiling 11 -At 111 oi an cars, is 10 ue feuimuniel liy a concealed wire connected with push onions, insure ana outsuia the car, only a toach being needed to give the eignal should a coupling break, the electricity coupling is served and the gong iu the cab wains the engineer of the fact A test apparatus his been made on an Erie piissenger traiu and it has been found work perfect lv." lars that ought bo in the pockets of the pepplo to day. It deccivod tho people of America with promises, while tho leaders were getting rich at the expense of the people.

Mo- nopolies were getting control of the whole country bv tho aid of tho Re publican party. The public lands were fast passing into the hands of railroads and foreign svudicates. The peoples' money was getting scarcer each year by being lucked up in Hie treasury vaults and down in the pockets of monopolists. In 1884, as usual, the Republican party camo out with promises in their platform, telling the people what great evils the Democratic party had douo and what it had failed to do. But like a hungry panther on the trail of the fawn, the Democratic party fallowed in tho direction of reform, and charging the Republican party with irregularities in tho financial affairs of our country, and "pledging to revise tho tariff in a spirit of fairness to all interests." The two great parties were almost touching each other on the tariff question at that time, as the following plank out of each platform will show: DEMOCRATIC.

That change Is neces r.KVUHMlM.t. Tho democratic party has failed touipleto ly to rel eve tne ample ot the luiriien of unnefessary taxntl -n by a wise, reduction of the surplus. 'J lie republican party plctlire i self to correct I lie Irreiruliitlon of tuo tariff, anil to reduce tue surplus. sary In proved by tin exl-tintr surplus of ii.ori! thun tui.iiuii.iiuii. iii tins yearly liecn collected from a ml- Tiltir peonle.

I n- neiesary taxation 1 unjust luxation. 1 hi) democratic party piedireil to re', law tue larlir in a spirit o' Inlriiess to all inter- tats. Here were the two great parties promising the people to do the same thing, and each reproaching the other for not having done it. Which was sincere? The people hardly knew until Mr. Cleveland's ringing message was sent to congress.

That cleared the atmosphere. When the h.izo floated away there was the democratic party standing whero it has always stood for reform and reduced 'taxes. And there was tho republican party too. But it had dropped the banners which it had stolen and was on the run, ana when it rallied it was uuuer its true colors. The flag of monopoly tariff aaJ fcixation for tariff had been raised, and the chieftain had sent the war cry from across tho waters.

Tho platforms stand as they stood in 1881, but which was sham and which was real is no longer doubtful. That is all Mr. Cleveland's message has dono. Haskell county had an ho nest cen sus taker to enumerate that county, tho consequence of which, the county is organized and running their own business without having to be attached to tho tail of some other county. And the beauty of it is, they are all satisfied and are working together as brothers for the good cf tho county at large.

Had Gov. Martin been wise enough iu appointing the enumerators of Kearney, Greely and Grant counties, and secured honest men, all would to day be in a great deal more prosperous coudition, instead of being in the chaotic wrangle they are now in. Fraudulent and designing men of the county, in conjunction with drunken, unscrupulous census takers, have waged monarchy over tho honest tettlcrs of these counties, in their rights of suffrage, until common decency, even as practiced in the relm of political trickery between the opposite parties is a code cf high honor beside the slimy transactions of these nefarious cliques who have stooped to the lowest grade known to the human race, iu order to accomplish their purpose. Yet, they have so fur failed to gain their end, but have held the counties in abeyance by their trickery and fraud, causing the honest settlers untold trouble mid expense to get their rights. It is tho first instance in the history of any Btute where the mint.rity had control over the uiajori ty, us is the case in these unorauized comities.

The puUihlier of newspaper has one thing to soil und one thing to rent He has tho newspaper to bell ami the spuce in the cuhiniuu rent. Can anyone iufurin us why we should he cxptfUxl to give away cither the one or tho ether? He cau do so if he clnx aes, and he d.en, ns a mutter of jiriu-tieul fiit-t, furnish a gre.it deal of spnee rent fre. Hut it dot not fol low that he ought to be expected to dj it It onght 1 1 be recognized as a contribution exactly as would the gir ing away uf augur or coiTeo by the grieruiHn. Dut stranjre tj hiiv, it ia not looked upon in thitt light at all, yet everybody known tint the eit ence uf a newspaper oependa as much 011 the rent of his hpi.ee an I the aale of liia pape as tho merchant's success on aclling Lis gocus matew i Remember the place'and call often whether you wish to buy goods or not. A.

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