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The Leader from Protection, Kansas • 2

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The Leaderi
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Protection, Kansas
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THE PROTECTION LEADER. "Tell It All" PliOTECTION, NOV 8, 1888. Editor Leapek In perusing the Statu ok Kansas, Ih Comanche County, Charlos E. French being first duly sworn on his oath says that some time in tho latter part of March, 1K88, he Published Every Friday. columns of the Coldwater Echo of Nov.

the 1st, we noticed a tabular statement in reference to the work done by the was one of the county commissioners of Comanche cjiinty, Kansas, and: Entered at the pst-oftlce at Protection, Kansas, for transmission through the mails as second class matter. Assessors of this county in 1887, under CD a the heading of only Personal Property the Governor of Kansas advised tho board of county commissioners to have tho various township boards appropriate the surplus funds on hand to buy send for planting their irtti Assessed. Now the party making such 1111 "VMMte. statement certainly knows that it is er ADVEIlTlBINa BATES All display advertising at the rate of 60 cents per 'inch per month. Locals 10 cents per line llist insertion and 6 cents each subsequent insertion.

All advertisements due alter first publication of same. ICAQO ft crops, Nescatuni'a township board roneous and done to mislead the voters in the Third commissioner's District, and this looks plausible until closely in- pected. I would like to inquire what became of all of the land proved up roin March 1st, 1880, to March 1st. 1887, which the assessors of 1887, were iNEBRASIfA 1 TERMS OF 6UBSCKUTION: (Invariably in Advance.) One Year fl.50 8ix Months 86 Three Months 50 Single copy 05 equired to list, and whicli in some wished to use their road fund for that purpose, and the clerk asked mo if it could be legally done and Baid D. M.

Cheuoweth ami J. E. Tincher were threutniujr to prosecute them if they did and they therefore did not use it, 1 told J. E. Tincher what the Governor wrote us and ho said the farmers did not need the help and could get their seod themselves if they would think so, and he objected to using tho township money for that purpose.

Chaui.es' L. Fkesch, Subscribed nnd sworn to boforo mo by Charles K. French this tho townships more than doubled, lake Protection township for instance. The mtXm ISLAND excess of land proved up after March 1st 1880, together with the personal pro perty as assessed in 1887, brought the alimtion of Protection township up to MOST DIRECT, SAFEST, BEST AND MOST CONVEMKMT more in round numbers than rroieeuoii mid Valley townships both together and W. Time Card.

In Effect Sunday, June 17, 1888. GOING BAST, No.458, Pas. and Ex. Lv. a.

m. No.466, Accommodation Lv 8:20 p. in. GOING WEST. No.459, Accommodation Ar.

2:10 p. in. No.457, Pas. and Ex. Ar.

3:10 p. in. W. E. Maxson, Agent.

2nd day of November, 1888. Means of intercommunication bttween all points in the States of KANSAS 1880. so vou see that it does make some and NEBRASKA. Meyer, Clerk Dist. Court, i SEAL I considerable difference and in justice This ereat svstem oreaents the moat comprchenmve (rroupin! of Central Ul 03 Lines in the United States, touching all principal localities in KANSAS, NE to the assessors of 1887,1 think it would be itist as well for the Echo where it BRASKA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, MI3SUUK1, MlIMNbSUi A aml.UAWlft, We ask tho farmers of Comanche county, of all parties, to read the! starts out in a matter of this kind to THE CHICACO, KANSAS NIEeASCA RAILWAY tell it all." Yours, truly, Gi ronton W.

Ckawkokp. If juu want to sell, trade "or dispose Joins the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT KANSAS CITY AND ST. JOSEPH FOR CHICAGO and points EAST, and makes close connection with all the leading Railway Lines for ST. LOUIS and points EAST, SOUTH and Time Card K. and H.

(Rock Island Route) BUCKL1N, KANSAS. of your land in any way list it with SOUTHEAST; and with the famous ALBERT I.EA ROUTE to ST. HAUL, Fulton. MINNEAPOLIS, and points in the KOKTnVvEST. Bv mcins of il central nosition.

the substantial character ol its construc The so-called expose of the Union above statement, then vote according to their own best interests. Remember: This is no campaign lie, but a sworn statement made by a responsible honest man, who is able and willing to prove all that he charges. Farmers; canyon afford tqvoto for J. E. Tincher? Can you indorse him knowing, as you do, how ho has acted toward you in tho past? Uso the tion, and its magnificent Passenger Equipment, consisting of testfnl RECLIN W.

H. CARTER'S Labor party is a campaign lie gotten up by the Republicans for the purpose ING CHAIR CANS, PULLMAN PALACE SLltHlMU i.Ana, and ELEGANT DAV COACHES, THE CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA RAILWAY is enr.blei to oSer smxrior advantaees to its patrons, and to of creating discord in the U. L. ranks, GOING WEST. Xo.

9, mail and 12:35 a.m. Ko.ll, express, 11:55 a.m. No.45, freight, 11:30 p.m. GOING EAST. No.10, mail and 3:35 p.m.

No.12, express 8:25 a.m. No.45, freight 12:10 a.m. R. F. Scokfekn, Agent.

lead all of ito comcetitois in time, eecunty, comfcrt, and accommodation. a rtnifirt lAMQAQ A Real Estate Exchange md thereby driving the ex-Republican nmon inc numerous wiiiri i uwua uii vjii-auu, NEBRASKA RAILWAY are: members of that party back into their auks again. Winhita. Kaunas CHv. St.

kSt)h. CWae. same judgement that you exercise in We latM. ftflilsv e. cisvuenter, The dance at the" Central Thursday evening was well attended by parties FRIDAY.

NOVEMBER 2, 1888. BUY AND SELL Farms, Ranches and City Property ON COMMISSION. rom Ashland, Lexington Coldwater, every day affairs, and J. E. Tinchct will bo left in the obscurity and oblivion that he richly deserves.

Statu ok Kansas, Comanche County, E. C. Graves being duly sworn, says Caldwell, Abilene, fcpua, raannaitua, CatrtoR, Satint, Koftoa, Alma, UoPherson, Scloaoa City, Norton White City, Hutohinsoa, Nankata, Sahetha, Horinatci! Pratt, 8iith Ceetre, Pawnee City, Matlon, Creensbura, PitillipsLurg, Beatrioe, PeaN'Hr, Dodge City, Horton, Heliron, Fairfcury It is a line of modem construction, with the latest and best Improve niata, Avilla, Comanche and the country. A more genteel crowd was never seen at public ball. Everything went off Have on hand over 15,000 acros'of Choice Agricultural aud Ranch Lands This Means You.

Your subscription for six months is now past due, and we'd like for you to call and settle at once, as we have paper, bills that we must pay immediately. To Our Old Subbckibekh: This is nice and all enjoyed themselves. which must and will be sold this spring. COLDWATER, KANSAS. Send Joe Hudson to Topeka and he and traverses the most important portions of the States of KANSAS end NEBRASKA, where there are opportuniiies not found elsewhere for the Kama the Merchant, the Mechanic, the Laborer, the Professional Man, and all class: will always he found at his post, in of business and industrial pursuits.

that in a conversation which ho had with M. L. Baxter at his (E- C. Graves) farm said Baxter proposed to trade live straight Republican votes for Dr. Bait for Judge of the Probate Court for live votes for himself (Baxter) for commissioner.

E. 0. Ghaves. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th dav of November A. D.

sue closes the second year of the Lead- place of being a hanger on around beer joints and basking in the smiles of red or tickets, maps, folders, ana otner uuormation, apply 10 your neuresi Ticket Agent. Or to headed sirens, a la last Republican Republican representative. -Review. PETER WUCHTER, DEALER IX: remit and save us the troublo of sending you a 'dun." We are in need of C. W.

FISHER, W. D. MANN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, General Manager, Asst. Gen. Ticket and Paw.

Gen. Ticket and Fill. Ant, Topeka, Kansas. money and must have it to pay our pa Owing to being confined, to our bed per bills. Watches Clocks Jewelry I until Friday morning with neuralgia, we are compelled to come out late and without any local reading matter.

If Eastern Made Boots and Shoes a mm dFb. I EPft vr 1888. I. B. Kikkland.

i seal Notary Public. I Com. expires Feb'y 8th, 1802. State oi'-Kansas, Comanche County, G. T.

Graves being duly sworn, says that on the day of October, a conversation had between him and M. L. Baxter said Baxter offered to Anything you want in the jewclrj our sickness had been anything else but line. Store in Lockwood Go's. PAID'' VP CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000.

And Manufacturer of G. L. Wilson, Coldwater. the neuralgia we'd ask our readers to overlook the slim appearance of the LlCADHIt. OHIO.

Custom Made Wear. List your land with Fulton Every person that is in favor of open The Central House is the place to get ing up of the Indian territory and the a No. 1 meal trade five votes for Dr. Ball for Probate Judge for live votes for him (Baxter) ior Commissioner. G.

T. Gkavks. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day of November, A. D. 1888.

I. B. KlIlKLAND, SOUTH BROADWAY, PROTECTION, KAX. Oklahoma country should vote for C. S.

If you have anything to trade list, it Ebey for congressman of tho Seventh with" Fulton. district, as he tonics out boldly and above board and declares himself to do W. B. Broadwell Son, Vote the Republican ticket if you fn Vor free whisky. mid use all possible measures for the seal) Notary Public.

Corn, eypires Feb'y 8th, 1892. Mounts, the mongrel, want3 to know Reb Goddard was discharged by Mc- opening up of the above named terri If you want your live stock insured, tories. fcall on Dr. Winn. Have $100,000 To Loan Clain, late efficient Register of Deeds Notice of Attachment.

Vote for Hudson and spike the Ite- of this county, NO McChiin says NO! Esther Gaylord, Plaintiff, puuiiuiin amnion. MA.MPACTIREU8 OF Busings fimwu I ehicees ON GOOD FARMS. IN THE NEXT Thomas GCharnbers will make tlio 60 Days Arthur Trevellyan, Defendant. county an able attorney, Before W. J.

Cameron, a justice of cf SjcVnr'j Psrtajllen the peace of Valley Township in Co Proaristsrs ar.d L' AH w. SrWD FOR Baxter has Widaman votes to trade manche county, Ivan; as. and Get our Kates. We Loan Money in Clark county. Offico: firet door east of Norrib' etore.

ttw TT VlimuilP Said defendant is hereby notified that on the 25th day of October, 1888, an or List your property with Fulton. He rrr.FRRATROFPMALK TOW. BUM'S 1 Kansas. Coldwater, can dispose of it if any one can. 1 Gunj-antcefl it-t nor to cihtr jvho- Sisson, of Coldwater, claims that he controls the county vote with a gallon of whisky and ten dollars.

Mounts, tho Enterprise man, says he is opposed to Reb Goddard because his master, Tom Overman is against Reb. Democrats, shun Tom Overman, the traitor. Tom Overman is lighting Reb Goddard for personal spite. To Friends ot Oklahoma. SSSAT AJOJ-'JCia meat-gutter; CnrqiuUltd pr-aonnced lit t'tti t-t Ilua, 8 0 11 1 CtuflU(li Utmbti SiW.

i Ka. lit taut. ttsr'jM der ot attachment tor the sum ot nineteen dollars and was issued by the above named justice of the peace against ids goods in the above entitled action and that said medlra, or wh 1t mull, i. ic Dr. Ui, 37 Troiucnt liom liv.

Uncle Peter Wuchter is now selling I .1.1 I'. boots and shoes cheaper than evsr. i When you are in town and want square meal, go to the Central House. cause will be heard on the 20th day of Motel Central AMERICAS M'F'3 COw November 18H8 at one clock, p. m.

tU WuMngtMl At, KSTIlKll (tAYLOKD, Attest: W. J. Cameron, Plaintiff. Give the numbers of your land to 31-34 Justice of the peace. Fulton.

He will dispose of it for vnn LARGEST STOCK OF Corner Main Street'and Broadway. Protection, Kansas. J.C. MANNING. PROPRIETOR.

1, ss. the Ok- Wichita, Nov. To all friwulB and iutunbers of THE Umm BEPLECTOR KOT-Alil FURNAC! Th HOST rOTOim BUTtI In tin Kirket. If you want an honest man for com missioner of the Third District, vote for John R. Morton laliuma Colonies You are requested to support C.

Over 30,000 8ANFORD ETaaUrs in Uie. Kbey, Democratic caiulidata for mem AMERICA. Go to Peter Wuchter, if you want to buy boots and shoes cheaper than any All parties interestet in the handling of Game in any shape are requested to write us lor information on the markets. We want to correspond with very CENTRALLY LOCATED and tho LEADING HOTEL. A.w.curp&co.

ber of congress for the 7tli congressional district, on November fltli. For reason place in the west. RATES: As Cheap as the-Cbeapest and Accommodation as Good as the Best Before buying your foot wear for win DAYTON, OHIO, AGE.VT8 FOR that lie pledges himself to stand by and work for the Oklahoma cause, last ter, see Uncle Peter Wuchter's stock i I 9 and all tbe time. E. A.

Kki.man, Tlifi Gonanlly Jeffery MgM and get his prices. If you wantVman for district clo Ex-Vice l'tts. of l'aynu's Oklahoma shipper, and can handle large amounts. Our market is always higher than any western point, and it will pay you to write us. BARNETT BRO'S.

15(1 S. Water Street, poput-vn colony. who is worthy of the 'office "cast your 27 a vote for R. Goddard. Milo Maize Seed We need an honest, fair and square CHICACO, ILL.

i -it' fir CHABFIOI, CHALLENGE. Ideal and Kafetv BICYCLES and TRYCTCLES. leS man for probatejjudgo. Elect Tom Kinder and we will have one. If you desire the high tariff taken off FOR SALE BY W.

J. Cameron, K98l Sewing Three different kmda of new sewing machines for sale cheap, or to trade. For impiire it this (Mllce. Cnninl a week. The OaIllJlt3 l'OLIOK (i AZKTTK.

will be mailed, secmelv wrapped, to any address pntllPQ Three LUJJiCo Months on receipt Kansas. Comanche City, ZiSa 3 A Trial Yftil JuiHf Our Claint. Trice, per lb by mail. 20 cts; 10 cts per Stnd ttamp or Catalog. A a i riterv AIM ot ioi "ni lb at my residence.

ttfc awift-TdrmnUi liamee fi of the necessaries of life, vote the "straight Democratic'ticket. Send to Morrison Lockwood, Cold-water, for school books and stationery. They keep a general supply. If you want a mail for state senator who advocates $1 a day for a working-faiau, vote for Frank C. Price, he's your cat.

School books, slates, stationery and mm fix HJir jrutu A Woman's Discowv. of $1. Liberal discount allowed to NICKELING and REPAIRING. Quna and Eevolvers taken in excba). Btfort pvrohcuiny iMicfcr wiifur circular )iJ The Satiford Katioual Stov Works.

IwsliT, Peekiiin. Surus, City. IP postmasters, w-iailarl agents and clubs. The IllCllltJU 1, 1 Gazette of New York is the only legitimate illustrated sporting -pjpp I and sensational journal pub- XI CO lished on the American continent. Ap mm verytning useu a school room is my sold by Morrison Lockwood.

Cold S'l "AiKuher wonderful (lliovt'iy tins been niiide and lliat ion tiy ludy In thi county Disease fastened its clutelies iipcn liereml lot seven yeurn sin: vi.lirsod in si'vensl tesm, Imt lier vital orun were timlennini'd and ined imminent. Kor tlnve uinnt lis site couirlied liieeimN lv and euuUI not sleep. Nie boiigut ol us bottle ol Ur. Ring's New DisenV' lV for cniisimillnn and was miiicIi relieved on taking ti rat that she -li'l't all nilit anil with one bottle ha been iiiinu'iioiily cured, Hit name Is Mrs. other Thus writes V.

C. llomrlek Co, ol Mielhv. N.O. Get a dee trial bottle City Drug Store. 3 I i itui ui a it in 11, VAPOR ATORS, Povf.rit tfsa Splendid HIGH ARM 5 ffc.Q SITFEKEKS FUOH IfnniiMilitt.Vniilbftil ply tor terms to uu iiAitn i.

i'ox, Franklin Square, New York. Life Insuraiict at Actual ('ost. l'ereous desirous of obtaining life insurance at actual cost, should wirte for circulars to the Security Mutual Benefit Society, Xo, 233 Broadway, New York. This Society claims that since its organization the cost to a member of middle age has been less than twelve dol- iIUnc diiibbn 5 1 I Iiidistretiom, Lost Manhood, I BE MR fBTSIClAI 1 1 Their Business Booming. Probably 110 nne rliiuu ha caused such a general revival of tpicle nt City in-usr Store as tbeir givinsr away to their cutn-111 rs so ninny free trial bottles ol Dr.

Kinjf's ew Diseovery for conisiimption. their trade is In this very valuable article fniu the Ixct tliar it l-wayscuresRinl neverdisappoints. Comrlis colils, astluna, bronchitis, and all throat ami lunj diseases quli-kly cured. Vou eui lest it before buying by getting-a taial bottle free, larjte size $1. Every bottte warranted.

3 The BEST PIANOS and OBOaH IN THE WORLD ar nmnutacturtid aud aula tr the ik I by water. If you want an intelligent and accomplished superintendent of public instruction cast your vote for Mrs. Lottie Hutchins. Morrison Lockwood, Coldwater, carry a full stock of school books and stationery, which they are sellingcheap-er thau.ever before offered. If you want the funds of the county squandered recklessly, put M.

L. Baxter in as commissioner of the Third ijk" joany iiiru, 110111 lira run im wt jmuuiiih SCAU3 IT WA3 THS BIST weakoeu UiU Itaa miucttl tii (tftieral y-VZ em lo IiiUmre Almost every Vi iw ntlir and llttt rai'ise of thm ars a year for each thousand dollars of insurance. ASK FOR IT! THE SELF-THREADING in-uin ui' A ire tor veryiiting but tbe nglit vyl IM lYtnMtes limtiiHiurBrtpiiL-ehitupiiKlucod jr the relief of Una da a of putient, notm Now is the time to insure your house. Winter will soon be here and then there a or leotainarT uiixicsoi ireHimpin vncci a core. Iui iiig our cxieuilte colU ntl lint- jj and vmp BIkr Bappliet.

9 aaddUi-ovtrtid new ard con cert inttetl reni jl 1 a tor bWonia and Copy of Sorgtmm Srvmt't Qu A tered a nct-riula and nn la tvrfA't hfalili liv tin ue after AatoaOHArMAN fit Hadlwo, Ii-V -THE 2 oihr mdie 1'erf'H-tiy jutre in- greilmnu tiiiiKt be UMtl Ui Ifce ot mi tuKi a r.i,.!,t.i. is more danger of tire than any othvr time of the year. Dr. Winn lias the agency of the Kansas Farmers' Insurance company. A 'Thronarh Sleeper to Chicago.

Every afternoon at 8:55 otldck. 'upon arrival of trains from the West, a magnificent Pullman Sleeping I'tw leaves Tojieka via thetiieat Kwk Island Uoute, niaking close coiinecti 11 district. He has the reputation of being a fu st-class boodlor on a small scale. Barnett of Chicago, whose 'ad appears in our paper, are ougbly reliable Crm.unil worthy of con-fldience. Chicago is a big game market, aud they worthily represent its enterprises.

Comanche county Heeds an attorney AUTOMATIC 3 In it ire combined the finest mechanic Ml it. iguat aum rip CaT.clio;ia). gialM I xt- lepLiudi-a, scrape. t. 31 tx.

UakeMi mil Tak at Siv TK ian- nthri)U aTOillal to In UiliS tt llt al skill, the most useful Lj tit UttiUiiie. tlie miPilart Uirtailuliy. VSELF SKIMMIXa AND-- CM i aut piurwx, and eictaUj in Uitwe casvs rulims tntui 'and practical elements, and til kno'wn ad who is capable and will look after her with the famous "limited April-lirui'v. 1IM WUKniiiir 2 0 taia wt-(ti ate truly best interests, aud there is 110 lawyer in through without -arrivinu at UaW ior MHin tinr? i-u I Perpetnal Evaporators vantages that make a Sew. Chicago the following nnn'ning.

This is eeriainlv the quickest ai most Ai ar- njsiiUv in wixf oi iBQUinr reUiiir to ttn nmiMy. iay M3W THEY WI3T 11 rr It does inch beautiful vork. 8amp! HachlRt ti Fasiery PHsa EYI2Y UCBBE WAESHTE3 Kl 5 lUSL WJaUcnpMTernturi. 1ng machine f.i n-far to 0:01.0 It of U. -1 convenient means of transportation be- 'desirabU And the Improved Vic to avintiitin.fT art n-11- oarriilt rntnDOiiaOm.

will IwaeatbT retum iniiii Iromour rnvate tween points in Kansas and the city of tell or nab. Si bu to iU enre mott cue, lor ima juuituu uisiiivi oeiier quaiiuen 10 fill the position of county attorney than Tom Chambers. The so-called expose of the Union Labor party is gotten up by the G. O. P.

to drive the Republicans who have deserted them back into their ranks again. The whole thing is a campaign lie and it. AUdreaiorc loa Chicago. Tor accommodations in this Piir.tileasp! ELDREDCE MFC. CO.

nn tory Cane Mill our Specialties. Also Portable Soda Fountain, tfr- Prices low and Goods gnawnteed. l.A,.4 NEW EiGWSO KECH HSTlTUTt, B01TO, MASS J1E HUDFiB S4 TKEMOXT ROW. i ava THEMUVT ROW. notify your local agent, and he will be Factory aai Wiolsul StlTidtn.

EL glad to make such reservations as you im Wabash a chUaf. may require by telegraph. 1 ttms, jr.

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1888-1888