Anthony Daily Journal from Anthony, Kansas • 2

They will be gone three weeks sv 1 ANTHONY JOURNAL. SMITH and BUCKINGHAM, i. PROPRIETORS OF Central Rlleat IViarket. Highlit I'ripfs Palit (-It Sloi'k nJ E1S1 MAIN ST. PimltrT.Iilo Fi-h, Oytsi boring: under the delusion that he is the greatest man of the age a delusion which monopoli' since most of the brain men of the Democratic party who have lceu near 1dm, hold Mr, Ingulf opinion.

In the limits of such an article as the senator has written, it set forth the blunder, the l.yiHraey and the generally wtrtk foiitiinlictory and unpatriotic course of the piv-ddent, but he has pointed out a few of these and sustained them with the evidence. Mr. Jngiills closes Ids remarkable liper by a terse but masterful ar -BUGGIES AHD CARRIAGES FOR SALE Allkindsof Painting in good style. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED will duyouj good job 1'aiuting from3to auJ isnot cMi t'nuuKh I will selljiiiiB to (mint your Vmgg for One Dallar. All woik at hointf.

At the Gillilian stand, Cor, Anthouy ave. A Htetlman 4 a. MONTEZUMA HOTEL, ANTHONY, KANSAS. Special rates and accommodations tor commercial- travelers. Y.

II PHILLIPS, PROP of course will bav delightful time. We'll warnad Biaine will enjoy himself riding through the beautiful country this June more than Mr. Cleveland will las rviu.ni- ination. Wichita Kagl: While Judge, dreshain is toe enthusiastic choice of a large majority of Western Republicans for the presidential nomination they are at the saint time, intensity loyal to the party preference, of the west will cheerfully submit their wishes to the isdom of the puny in council and the nominee will recieve whole souled endorsement and support whether he bo from New York or Illinois or California. Wellington Standard; The professional boomer has givin way to nature this year in Kausas, and tho news of our glorious crops is traveling far and wide of its own volition.

None but a blind man culd ride through any vortior. of Sumner county nw and not be impressed with the fact that he was in the grandest agricultural count in tin world. With an immense grain crop now ready to bow before the reaper, Sumner county smiles and invites the peo ple of less fortunate eastern communities to come and share her prosperity. KANSAS, Facts and Figures. 1'OP 1'KHI'KNTOK INCHKASK.

I860 186.1 110,160 Iti5 1870 40 187o 10 1880 80 1885 27 188G one year. 10 1887 one year. 9 LAST ASSKSSKl VAIiUK OK STATK. Farms Farming Implements. Crops 1 2 10,1 40 hive Stock.

City I.ots Personal Property Railroad Lands (unsold) 7,028,340 Manufactured 48,471,400 Common School 6,592,757 Lands. 1,099,264 Gov Land at 1.25 per a. Wool Marketed 232,023 Church Property 5,018,534 Denomination School Property 1,250,000 Total 1001,201,760 Wealth per capita $640.02. KAILROADS. For two years Kansas has led all the states in the number of miles of railroad built.

In 1887 2,140 miles were laid, making (Jan l) 8, 200 miles. Kansas is the third state in railroad mileage, Illinois and Iowa being the only two states with a greater length of lines. A Women's Discovery. Another womlerful discovery lui-i been iiiaitc anil Hint too oy a lad in this country. Disi'iiwo fastened' its cinches iihii her and lor seven years she withstood its severest tests, Hither vital organs v-eie undermined and death seemed innni.

-ent. Kor tiireo inooths she roughed incessantly and could not sleei. She bought of us bottle of Ir. King's New IMscoverv for cousuiiit.tion aed was lunch relieved on taking first dose that she slent all night, and with one bottle has been miraculously cured, ilername is Mrs. Luthur Thus writes W.

U. flainbrick of Shelby, X. C. Get a free trial bottle at Julian's drug store. Gardners and Fruit Crowers.

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Kitlier subscribe n't once or write for a sainpleeopy. il-w-lt nrRi nm nniiinrn CURES ALL OPEN SORES ON ANIMALS FROM ANY CAUSE, SORE SHOULDERS, CUTS, KICKS, ROPE BURNS, SORE BACKS, SCRATCHES, CUTS FROM BARB WIRE FENCES, ETC. SMELL TO ATTRACT PLIE3 DOES NOT BURN A SORE LIK LINIMENTS; EASILY AP PLIED AND ALWAYS READY. FOR BURNS, CHAFING, SORES OR CUTS ON PERSONS, IT HAS NO EQUAL. IS and Kfl Cents a Rnr Snterwtl th pnsjoffie Anthony.

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API I HIlMMi made kn hl i) icrii. Published ami Wotkly r.r thi' ANTHONY JOURNAL COMPANY, J. St- HAMMOND, Editor, A Peoples Ticket. In the issue of the Harpor Sentinel of dato May Slt appeared the following lines: "Tho Hentitiel favor the calling of a delegate convention of the people wlifi tavor the calling of county election as the only way oui of the preMent muddle." We copied thi in the Jouknal June-'nd and in commenting upon it said: "We are glad to see this change of heart or perhaps it should be termed a change of hase, as we have always believed 5ro. Isen burg was honest enough to be right when the light of prevailing opinion should dawn upon the window of the Hentiiu 1 sanctum." We were glad to see the Sentinel acknowledge between the lines that tho petition asking for the calling of a county seat election vras proving a failure and he was now as a last resort asKing that a delegate convention be called by those in favor of a county seat election.

Nothing in the Journal article ever hinted at a peoples ticket. We did not suppose such a thing was contemplated. Thin is not a year for mugwumpiani even In ounty elections. This will be one of the years when all honeet voters will tail into line with one or the other of the two great political parties. The other parties will be like sideshows to a circus, of little account, but tun for the money -there is in them for the leaders and manipulates.

Notwithstanding the fact that we said nothing about a people's ticket, the subject seems to have been on liro. Isen- burge's mind, for we tind in the issue of the Sentinel of June 5th the following lines. llamniod claims that the Henti nel has experienced a change of heart In advocating people's ticket for county nfheers this fall. WJ-en did we ever advocate any other political policy for our people Tim iiiinil Knur, villi- imoncil As we have just stated, we had said nothing about a ejple's ticket. "We believe in voting a people's in city or tow.n where the only question at issue is that of carrying out a public sentiment, but in county, state or national affairs a man who is not a ltepubli can or uemoerat tins year can scarcely be called an American citizen.

Senator IngaH's Latest. Last week The Times called attention to the article of Senator Ingalls in the June number of the Jsorth American Review, but so great is the interest expressed by his constituents who cannot get the magazine to read "Fetichismin the Campaign," we publish the entire article in this issue. In as plain language' as it can he put in a magazine article, Senator Ingalls tells the career of the man who has been made president and who is again a candidate f'r the of-iice. The fetich worshipers will raise their hands and their voices in holy horror and indignant protest over the Senator's declaration, but the people will remember that these same Pharasees and hypocrites who will now be indignant are those who invaded the wuiutity of on of the purest homes in he land and attacked the character of as pure a womon as there is in the world simply because she is the wife of James (i. Blaine.

Passing by the private character of Mr. Cleveland, the senator, with the hand of a master, draws his in-tfcllet'huil defects. Mr. Ingalls is not the first one to discern these, but in terse language and pointed expression he simply reiterates the opinions expressed by nearly every Democrat about Washington dur ing the first two years of the reign of Cleveland, and which many Democrats are saying today "in their confidential expressions. Ho Is a commonplace man who is la- union.

HKArwji Atn hks JUitVKR OorwTY Kx-milmkks Kkcsion Association Anthony, Kausas, May tl, lsss, Ci itcriAK No. 1. To ttie SoMiers mid Sailor of tlio Union Arinv. Jrt'fniR: At a eon vent ion of delegates from the vcveral tJ. H.

Posts In Harper county held Atdtiony My JssS, iwrma-nent reunion association ws organined with the ntHitrHi I'UKSlnKNT. M. M. liiincan, lleuton l'ost 01 An thony. Vlt'K I'llKSl IlKNTS.

Shelton Morris, Cristield l'out Cristield. W. If. If. McDowell, llontou I'ost t'C, Anthwny, Caotain oods, NeUon Warren Poat 4iii, IHiiville.

J. S. Kilgoro, Koraker Post Mutt City, W. W. liickitison, Harper Post, Harper.

J. II. Miller, Attica Post, Attic. SKI'BKTAKY, J. H.

Hammond, 1'. K. Orant Post (Chicago) Anthony. TIUSAsrUKR. M.

W. Halsev, Benton Pot 1, An thony. By aniianinioti vote ol the eon veil tion it was iecided to hold a reunion at Anthony commencing July 2nd and ending July 4tli, 1SSS. Tho citizen of Anthony through their board of trade, oflered to furnish tents, rations, fuel, and everything necessary for the comfort of the comrades during said three days encampment. The chairman of the convention appointed an executive committee of nine comrades to take entire charge ot the reunion with full power and authority to do all ncU necessary for its success.

The lollowing are tne ineinbers of that committee: Comrades Halsey, Benton Post, Anthony; Woods, Xelson Warren Post, Danville; Killgore, Foraker Post, Bluff City; Rowefl. Crlsfiold Pout, Cris-fteld; Cook, Attica Post, Attica; Bru-baker, Benton Pout, Anthony; Broad-stone, Harper Post, Harper; Dickerson, Harper Post, Harper; Burke, Nelson Warren Post Danville. Kvery old soldier of tho army and navy residing In Harper county is urgently requested to attend this reunion. All ex-union soldiers residing outside ot the county of Harper are cordially invited. AImo the ex-con federate noldiers of Harper and adjoining counties are invited to join with uh on this occasion.

To them the hand of friendship will be extended with a soldierly greeting and with that earnestness which springs from the heart ot every true soldier. We al! now march under the mono flag, let us all then unite in this reunion and make it an occasion of rejoicing, ol social benefit and fraternal greeting. The Woman Belief Corns and the Sons of Veterans are cordially invited to participate in this reunion. The comrades are requested to bring their blankets. All oilier accommodations will be provided.

The committee on invitation is com posed of the oilicers and executive committee ol the reunion association and the commander ot each post in Harper anil adjoining counties, it is earnestly requested that a list of the names of all who will attend be sent in the association not later than June Comrades, wo shall expect you all ami we assure you that we shall endeavor to niiikc it for you and yours. M. M. Ditnoan, President. J.

R. Hammond, Secretary. Teachers Examination. There will be an examination of applicants tor teachers in the eity schools on Tuesday, June 12, at 9 o'clock a. m.

at the whool building in Anthony Kausas. By order of committee B. T. Davis, Chairman. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kemedy.

Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. Sold by J. T. Julian.

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His cignrt nre all manufflcl red bv himself out of the best imported tolucco, and arc. a first-class article. and gle ma a trial. Anthony, Kimans. 8.

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to 5 tn. Notice. All persons interested will take notice mat my potition i on tile in theolliceof the Harper county, Kansas, Probate court, asking for authority to sell the following described real estate situated in 1 lamer. (lonntv Kansiw. the estate of George Hixsou deceased, lor ine purpose ot paying the debts of said estate and ex nnnsn of tion, to-wit: litit one (1) Mock seventy-three (7.1) iur tho city of Anthony, Harper county.

Kansas. Said petition is sot for hearing at the ofliee of the Probate Judge in the City of Anthony said County, oil the 26th day of May 1S8K. at which timo and place you can make known any objections you may have to the grunting of such order of sale. Haled May 12, 1NHM. Xkk.uk n.

Wixsok, Administrix of said estate. II I roi Dr.JICir; raignment of the Cleveland party for the overthrow of popular government in several southern states. Ho utes no new fact, hut in a few sentences he lays bare the conspiracy of ji minority to rule the coun try by the suppression of sutferage; mid when he says that the restor ation of "impartial justice and the equality of all men before tho law" is "the paramount issue," ho states a fact wliiifi should burn Itself in to the conscience of every patriotic dtize ii. Leavenworth I imes. The Kansas Press.

Atehisim Globe: Why the red bandana? The old Romans did not use (3iu a thing. They wiped thei noses on tboir togas. Florence Herald While victory awaits our Republican friends in Kansas, we should nevertheless be on the alert and work assiduously during the campaign in order to increase our previous majorities. Topeka Journal: The Democratic cireus is over, but the people generally had mads up their minds to "wait for the big show" June j9. It will exhibit positively on the above date, rain or shine.

EiuporiR Republican: The Abilene Clazotteis greatly -jcandilized at Senator Ingalls' pen pictures of Orover Cleveland. And yet Mr. Ingalls was only obeying Cleveland's admonition to "tell the truth. It is KtUl the truth that hurts. Emporia Republican; The ob jection urged t6 Governor Oray in the St.

Louis convention was that ho too ignorant to write his own speeehes. And yet Cleveland was nominated by acclamation. (Jueer people, these Democrats. Kunsiis 1'ity rstar: here is one thinyr that the artists of Kansas who jjjet up designs for books and newspapers never seem to get onto. And that is that the grasshopper, never, even in the last expiring throes of starvation, tack'es a sun flower.

Topeko Mail A good act has passed the Iowa legislature, which requires druggists to label every package of poison they sell with antidotes to the drug, as well as the word "poison." A similiir law should he enacted by the Kansas legislature at it next session. Topoka Journal: Colonel Ilig-ginson says that the young people in his neighborhood amuse them selves in reading the life of Lincoln in the century, and tho first one that finds anv reference to Lincoln is given a prize. Colonel HigTjjfinson is no mean hand at mibl sarcasm. Osjkaloosa liulependant: The statements as to how the Kansas delegation is going to vote at Chicago are doubtless premature We don't believe a wise conclusion can be arrived at until a full and free discussion is had by the various delegations. Better make haste slowly in this matter Newton Republican.

As the town begins so it About the first we ever heard of Sterling as the best shaded city on the road between Newton and Lamed and they are still setting out trees. Oftkaloosa Independent: The signs of the times indicate that Judje John Martin will be the Dcnieeratie nominee for governor of lvansas this year. Martin is rather to good a man to sacrifice in that way. Let Martin have some such fat office as that of pension agent, and make (Hick the sacrifice. There would be justice and equity in that.

Council drove Republican: The Newton Republican wants a revival of the good old farm boom that swelled upon every breeze from Kansas a tew years ago. We will W'lteh the Republican, and When tho lying about tall corn and big pumpkins begins, we will try to do our share, On with the boom. Manhattan Republic: Blaine anil Carnegie left London this morning on a coaching- tour through Kngland and Scotland. no Miles Disappcuf. Thirty miles ot country is a big tiling to disappear, but this distance bus been dropped out between Kansas City and Chicago.

How it happened Is thus figured out: The Chicago, Santa Fe tfc California Railway is completed between Kansas City and Chieao, and the distance between the two cities is only 458 miles measuring from Union Depot, Kansas City, to Dearborn Chicago. This is exactly thirty miles less than by any of the old lines, so you have to travel thirty miles less, your lreight has to be lianled thirty miles loss, and practically the Hanta Pe has made thirty miles disappear. A few years at this rate and Kansas will be In New Kngland. The Verdict Unanimous. W.I).

Suit, druggist, Bippus, testifies: "1 can recommend Klectric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, anil was cured ot rheumatism ot ten years' standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Hellvtlle, Ohio, aflirmst "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years experience is Klectric Hitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half a dollar a bottle at Julian's Drug Store. Probate Court Notice.

Notice is hereby given thatJ. T. Julian, the eity of Anthony, Harper rountv. Kansas, hn thisdiiy liled bin petition in the f'robate. Court of said'eonntT.

asning that a permit be grai ted him to sell "intoxicating iciior in tlie third ward of sHid city, and that said petition will be heard on Monday duly 2, 1SSS. St 10 o'clock a. in. J.T.. Julian, Ai.f.

II. Ann a ms, Petiljoner Trobtttti Judge. June i KSHK. ToThe TaxPayers of HarperCounty Yon are hereby notified that, the Hoard of (-'ounty will meet on the tl.hday i .1 nn'e, Inks, in the clerk's otliee at the court house in Anthony, Kansas, to equalize nnd to correct erroneous assessments. This is the time fixed bylaw for this purpose and all persons who have eomplaintvi to make of erroneuiH assessments will take due notice and present their grievances nt the aforesaid time.

tt. Ki. I ATTEasoN, May 1st, 1888. County elerk. CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old phvsieinn, retired from active practice having had placed in his hands by un Knst India Missionary the formula of a simple vejtet-nble remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, nad all Throat and Lung affection alter aving thoroughly tested its wonderful curative Kwers in thousands of eases. leels it hi duty to make it. known to his suMcring fellows. The recipe sent kkeb to (ill who may de-sin? it with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Address, with stamp, naming this paper.

Pit. M. K. tirand City, X. Sheriff's Sale State of Harper county, In the Distriict Court of said county and stare.

It Hurd, Plaintiff, i vs. (leo A Tucker Mary Tucker, lef'ts.) By Tirtuo of an order of sale, issued out of the District Court of narper eoiintr, Kansas, in an action wherein ii imrd is plaintifl'aml Ueo Tucker and Mary Tin ker are defendents, I will on Tuesday, June lit, lsss, at 1 o'clock tit the west door nt tho court house in Anthony, Kansas, offer for sale at. public, auction, to tlie highest anil liest bidder, foreash in hand, thu following described real property, situated in the county of Harur and state nf Kansas, to-wit; I lie wfst half of tho southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section twelve (la) in township thirtv-four (M) win th of range suven west of the tith in iinrpercounty, Kansas, subject to two mortgages, ono in favor of the Fanners' Loan and Trust Company given. to secure the payment of fifteen hundred dollars and interest, the other in favor of li Stevens, given to secure thn payment of one hundred and fifty dollars to satisfy said order of sale. John (j.

GAHtlNEII, Sheriff of Harper county, Kansas. Byr P. Privet Deputy. Crooker Xoftzger attorneys for plaintiff. Attention Farmers.

I have on the way a first class now steam engine and thresher and ill be In the iield early to do your work. The small amount of coal it takes to do a job more than pays for the time and feeding of tennis in using a horse power. My outfit is new and of the best make tlear, Ht-ott cfc Co's and 1 gurantec satisfaction. W2t H. W.

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