Sharon Springs Leader from Sharon Springs, Kansas • 1

7 NO. 51 SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1890. VOL. 4. A FALL TO DEATH.

AUG. ANDERSON. Smxx Springs jcaber. Sitting Bull, who has been causing so much trouble has been killed by the Indian police. ANOTHEH MAN KILI.KC ON THK CAPITOL grounds of justice, prudence and propriety.

It could not be made to work satisfactorily. A similar project has been tried in the Argentine Confederation, and has resulted in one of the worst financial crashes of The only store in 'Sharon Springs that curries a BUILDING. From the Capital, December 10th: full atid complete stocli of Shonly after 8 o'clock yesterday SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. Oueyenr, (52 S1'00 Six mouths, numbers,) 50 Three month, (13 25 Invariable in advance. Jerre Simpson, the sockless congressman-elect from the Big Seventh, is now a candidate for United States senator, to succeed John Ingalls.

the last fifty years. There is no HARDWARE, point better settled than the fact that the business of a government can be safely conducted only by keeping it morning Mr. ai. iJeegan, an iron worker employed by Sub-contractors C. It.

Lane to work on the iron frame of th6 dome, fell from the inside diaphragm in the dome, to the main floor, avdiHtanco of 120 feet, receiving instant, death. He fell head separated from the business of indi STOVES, CUTLERY. viduals. The sort of partnership of A lady in Goodland recently gave birth to three bouncing boys Colby looks very sorious at this for fear it may become a general epidemic and beat her in the way of population. foremost, clutching tight his tools and striking on hi3 head and should ers.

Square dealing and good troatement is my motto. It seems that Deegan stepped up 'hive m(5 a trial and be convinced, Brick store, west side, Main st. on a round piece ot iron called an old man," which either rolled with himi or caused him to trip, launch ing him to instant death. EDBERG, PETERSON As soon as his fellow workmen OFFICIAL DIRECTOKY. KANSAS STATU OPMCIAI.81 Governor Lyruan U.

Humphrey. Lieutenant Govrnor A. J. Felt. Secretary of State Win.

Hignins. Stnto Treaburef Wm. 8ims. Allorncy General L. B.

8upt. of Publie Instructions- 0. Winnns. Auditor Timothy McCarthy. Superintendent of Insunince-D.

W. Wilder. WA-KEENEY LAXD OFFICB OFFICIALS. Register-Leo Mohroo. Receiver John Selilyer.

WALLACE COUNT? OFFICIALS. Treasurer Janies Toxall. Clerk Hugh Graham, Register of Deeds II. L. Thompson.

Probate Judite 8. Neibling. Shoritf-H. t. Black.

County Attorney W. 0. Mieir. Clerk of the District Court W. A.

Grant. Supt. Schools ilnna S. Brad way. Surveyor Charles Larson.

Coronei Dr. N. V. Hayes. 1st District Eden Lewis.

Commissioners, 2d District James Yake. 3d Distrtct Geo. Patterson, SSAROST SPISIS08 CITT OBFCBHB, Mayor J. M. Ericson.

Police Judge C. B. Jones. Treasurer Oscnr Felix. City Attorney Wm.

8. Roark, Marshal H. T. Black. Clerk J.

K. Laycock. Councilmen Purmenis Smith chairman, J. Eaberg, Lester Perry, H. II.

Brown and August Anderson. could rally from the horror of the sudden'event, they hastened below to render any needed assistance. The LUMBER and COAL. body wa removed the undertaking interest that the sub-treasury involves would increase the evil which it is designed to lesson aud remove. It would place the financial affairs of the government at the mercy of influences that are now restrained and controlled in such a measure as to prevent them from causing public disaster.

The enormous amount of money required would imply the creation of a national debt that could never be paid, and all branches of trade and industry would be seriously embarrassed. Where the matter inevitable-effect is so plain, how can intelligent men ask that the experiment be tried? There are reas-Dnable and practical methods for relief to be suggested and advocated, and the alliance could render a good service by bringing its power to bear in their favor. But this sub treasury fallacp can never be made acceptable in this country. It has not a single commendable feature, and does not present a single hope of improvement in the present situation. Congress cannot afford to waste any establishment of J.

T. Barkley, on KansHS avenue between Eighth and Ninth. was found on examination that At the recent meeting of the state board of canvassers, which Was held Wednesday it became their duty to decide by lot which of two contestants to the legislature, should be entitled to seats therein. In Marion county a tie vote between Q. H.

Rood, (republican) and E. W. Maxwell, (alliance) was recorded ad considerable interest has been manifested as to who should finally be the lucky man in receiving a certificate of election. In the drawing of ballots both parties were represented by their frienda, and Maxwell being present in rerson to see fair play being made, It was decided io place thirty-two ballots in a hat, thirty-oDe of which should be blank and ore having the word "represenj-tatitfe' upon it. After thoroughly shaking up the ballots, the drawing began, Ttate Treasurer Sims drawing for Maxwell and Auditor Me-Cartliy for Rood.

faking the lead it required thirty ballots before the lucky one appeared and that came into the hands of Auditor McCarthy. Both parties seemed to be satisfied as to fair dealings in deciding the contest and Rood has been the 6kvill was crushed near the base of the brain, both arms broken at the WE HAVE A ARGE STOCK OF LUMBER. AND c6AL. A.T THE LOWEST LUMP COAL FROM $0 TO $7.50 PER TON. Oall S3e Our Stools.

Frioes- SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS. wrists, the right arm at the elbow and the right leg at the knee. Several cuts Union Pacific Railroad Time Table. U0INO EAST. 303, Express and Mall 8:15 M.

206, Express P.M. OOINO -WEST -JJOtHTAm TIME. 301, 12:15 A.M 305, Express. .11:87 A. M.

Coupon tickets sold and bacrt'ftSre checked to all oarts of the country. PaciUc Express Ootrpany's ollice at the depot. W. D. feTETLER, Agent.

were found on the face and a number of contusions on the body. A messenger was immediately dispatchod to notify his wife and family of their sad bereavement. Mr. Deegaa was about 48 years of age, married, having a wife and two Children, and lived on Klein near Third. He has been in the employ of C.

Lane Co. for some time, having previously worked for Contractors George Evans The accidout was a surprise to all, Mr. Deegan being; a most, careful time upon it. The objections to it are distinct and vital, and it should be put aside in the shortest possible wav. O- B.

JOjSTES, John Johnson, issued a certificate of election, KANSAS. SHARON SPRINGS, Ellsworth Republican. Dealer In SHARON SPRINGS POSTOFFICE'. The otlico is open as follows: Week days From 7 a. m.

to 7:30 p. m. Sinfiiivs From 9 to 10 a. m. and 11:30 a.

in. i. Hi. Thei mails close as West, 11:15 ni. East, p.

and both night mails, 7 :30 p. m. Bate Do'ering, Postmaster. man, had repeatedly warned his fel-t; i MR. PULITZER: SELLS THE M9MHI ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.

fWQRLD. The" sale of most successful This house has just been re-modeled and re-finished from top to bottom, 1 newspaper in the world, announced elsewheie in our dispatches, is an event of national interest. Mr. and will be run in first-class style. The table will compare with THE BEST.

low -Workmen against recklessness and has prevented the falling of several. He was greatly liked by his fellov workmen, and no blame1 for the accident is attached to any of the employes. The lists of similar deaths occurring to workmen engaged in the building of the capitol is already eight and the death of Mr. Deegan increases it to nine. Stockholm, (Linnea) Kansas.

Pulitzer's retirement from -journal Church Directory. irfETHomsT. Preaching every two weeks Ut the M. E. Church at 10X m.

and 7:30 p. Commencing on Sabbath, May 6, 1888. W. R. Leigh, Pastor.

Pkbsbytekian. Preaching every two weeks at the schoolhouse in the evening, be. Binning with the first Sunday in August. M. E.

Saubath School. Meets every Sunday at the M. Church at half past nine. Everybody is invited. G.B.Ckonk, Supt.

Respect full a Solicits ism is not an unexpected move nor Your Patronage. is the purchase of the paper by Geo. W. Childs a total surprise. Mr.

Childs is understood to have been of assistance to Mr. Pulitzer when W. 0. Mieir, the World was bought a few years A. R.

MEETINGS. Sharon Pprtngs, ro8Mo, io, uemii mium ui ivaueits, ago and thd value of the plant is aj. CASH MEAT MARKET, J. B. "WEBBERi Prop-, SHARON SPRINGS, KANSAS'.

CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON LAMB, VEAL, PORK, HOME CURED HAMS, BACON, CORtfED BEEF and TONGUES. POLTRY AND GAME IN SEASON. PISH HSVIDIV PilDiir, First door north of Central Hotel. (i. A.

K. mtets at the schoolhouse in haron Springs, Kansas, at 10 o'clock a. on the second Thursday of each month. All visiting Comrades in good standing are respectfully invited to meet with us. Pakmknis Smith, Commander, A.

W. Clakk, diutant. olhi mm FELT HATS, RIBBONS SILKS, FEATHERS AND WEARING APPAREL GENERALLY DYED. Any one finding an marked on the margin over the head of the Leapeh, ou the 'first pairc of the paper you receive, will know that the subscription you have paid lor will end with the next issue of this paper. If you find an XX on the margin you will know that yoiir subscription ends with this issue, and you are respectfully asked to renew said subscription by sending ns $1 for (me year, or 50 cents for six months or 25 (cuts for three months.

Cleaned and Repaired in first-claes TO EVERY ONE WHO EATS! Style, at the -WHEN IN- i TRIBUNE DYEING THE SUB-TREASURE From the Globe-Democrat: It is surprising to see so many intelligent members of the farmers' alliance in favor of the sub-treasury scheme, or the loaning of money by the sub-treasury scheme, or the loaning oi money by the government on agricultural lands and products at a nominal rate of interest. They seem to be willfully blind to the fact that the Constitution makes no pr ovisions for an undertaking of this kind. There is no power vested in Congress to loan public money lo private citizens on any account or under any circumstances. The revenues of the Government cannot be diverted to such uses, and a law to that effect would be promptly invalidated by the Supreme Court. These reformers entertain an entirely erroneous view of the philosophy of our political system.

It is not the province of the legislative power to provide capital for any class ot citizens, or to furnish a market for any class of products. In order to obtain money for carrying out the sub treasury scheme SHARON SPRINGS, STOP At THE RMIRY BROWN, WORKS, TRIBUNE, KANSAS. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices the Lowest. predated by no one else mora correctly than by the wealthy journalist who has watched its marvelous growth from a point of vantage.

The probability of the transformation of the World into a straight out republican paper is a matter great congratulation in the party. There is room for another republican paper in New York City, where the" Tribune has bad almost the sole responsibility of holding up republicanism against the combined as-saalts of a half dozen opponents like the Sun, World, Herald, Star and Evening Post. If there is any other man in America capable of building up a paper as Mr. Pulitzer built the World, it is Mr. George Childs who has, indeed, done nearly as much with the Ledger in the more limited field of Philadelphia journalism.

The sale of the World for the sum of $3,500,000 seems almost a sacrifice, if the statements of Buch well informed journalists as Joe Howard regarding its business ara correct. It is piobable that a million dollars will approximate the net annual profits of the World "for the last five years. With the good of the morning and evening issues goes the magnificent fourteen-story building just erected, and moved into with marvelous Emoothnefts and quickness between two issues of the paper. It EUGENE TILLEUX. urn ton AND GET THE BEST MEAL SERVED IN THE CITY AT THE S.UIE PKICE, AND THE ONLY HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY.

YOU LIVE TO EAT AND EAT TO LIVE. CENTRAL HOTEL. HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP. Ifc. '--tiVirT ftiifrv -rt-vw iifait iimfil-y iitwd mm hmu rirst Prexaium and Gold P-Iedal at it would be necessBry to impose taxes; aod Congrbss is authorized to Thonani roil in it at 5io Vt ort'V Atw Oric illisul 84-5 at mvi He fc.

vw 1 5 mil. 18S5, and pronounced it the best in tlm Blo at the JSiiancJMtoIEs InduslriBl BjcpomuoUt OLOF L.LAKSON, Proprietor. shakos srrjxGs, Kansas Always bsst'of stock on hand, and sell cheaper than the cheapest. levy dnd collect taxes only "to pay the debts and provide for the com 1866, and received tine biguebt lianom. This Cart rides as easy as any Bugy, and is positively free from Horse Motion.

jd 111 Mil SHAVING, SHAMPOOING, HAIR CUTTING, ETC, ETC, nianw -with tVio Virfofi JJ Bt'i Uiti aiwiijri keeps the body in LturizoiiUi ime. 1 Ann MiinAMTrr I mon defense and general welfare of the United States." By process of rensoniiig can tills be interpreted to purify the policy which the alliance statuiea are advocating 1 ,1 Days Ti iaT. and 1 tnu it lie: 3 1 1 w.t just return to iu uur They aro a.4:ieg, in other words, for tLa SRp'eme law of the land does not permit, and that the Hone in First-class Style Win. S. 'Eoark, MAIN BANK.

Sharon Springs, Kansa. JTDrnTHrTFSTFCR OVFS TWO YtAaS. is true tnat tue circulation or tne World will be largely diminibhed for some time by a reversal of its political course and this fact may he partly rcsponsible for the low price at which the paper is alleged to have bren sold. Topeka Capital, spiru or our institution iccs not p-j Send for Circulars Testincr.icJs. AGENTS VANTED In evtry Town not a relay taken.

tj D. F. Petuntses, Cenesoo, fll. warrant. and tvithDispatch, HOP On Gardner street.

ktfAKON SPRINGS, KANSAS. Will practice in any of the Couris Jvea i uo scupmo were i of this State. worn a not ne defensible cu 9.