The Fort Scott Weekly Tribune from Fort Scott, Kansas • 5

I To the Democratic Voters of Bourbon County. What is The campaign is practically ended at this time there will be few, if any, changes made from now on. JMen who take sufficient interest 1b the political welfare of their country to vote at all have already made up tbeir minds as to which side of the fence they, will stand on upon election day. I speak now to the votors of Bourbon county Counterfeit VZ Bin. Washington, Oct 26.

The secret service division has discovered a counterfeit of the new issue of the 12 silver certificate cheek 2,284, W. Rosecrans register, James Hyatt treasurer. The most marked difference between this note and the genuine and a difference which will result in the detection oi the counterfeit at a glance is that the upper loop of the in James in the signature of ''James W. Hyatt" points directly between the D. C.

after Wash, ington in the genuine while in the counterfeit it is about one-eighth of an inch to the left of the and immediately under the letter D. exclusively, and am not mistaken when I say that this is the closest po liticiil battle that Bourbon county has Myersal Pmirs for 1 HaiiM prot ably evtr witnessed upon a coun tv ticket as a whole. The pole latel; taken results within a few votes, and a very few indeed.of giving the fusion TORTURING ECZEMA Editor Iowa Plain Dealer Cured of Insufferable Itching and Pain by the Cuticura Remedies. ticket the same, majority in the coun ty outside of Fort Scott, that it gives to the Republican party in this city. say within a few votes, but that few Castoria Is Dr.

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No Less Than Five Physicians Consulted. Their Combined Wisdom Followed Without Benefit. in our favor, and to win this fight we will simply and only have to come out and vote, and vote straight. To vote straight in this election means In the light of our liberal and progressive methods, the days of "few sales and fancy profits" are numbered in Fort Scott. The magnitude of our values in Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, have wrung words of praise even from our competitors, while the plaudits of the people who are being directly benefitted by our unparalleled bargains sound as sweetest music to our ears and spur us on to extra efforts.

SPLENDID VALUES FOR FALL and WINTER, ye carry men's' working suits as low as $4, and they are the best on earth for the price. Our $10, $12 50 and $15 suits are the wonder and admiration of all who see them. straight, It means to procure a Peo as plo's party or Democratic ticket you prefer and place it in the ballo is box without a single scratch. This not tbe time nor place to vote for onf of the political enemy because he is I am sixty-six years old. In August, 1889, wu troubled with the peculiar akin disease to which people of my age are subject, known among medi-cal men as eczema.

Iu first appearance was near the ankles. It rapidly extended over the lower extremities until my lega were nearly one raw sore from legs the trouble extended across the him, shoulders and the entire length of the arms, the legs and arma greatly swollen with an itching, burning pain, without cessation. Although the best medical advice attainable wns employed, no less than live physicians of the place being con-silited and the prescriptions being the result of thulr combined wisdom, the disease, though ap. parcntly checked, would recur in a few dava As bud as ever; during its progresa my weigh't fell away about twenty-flve pounds. At an experi.

menu began the use of Cimctjiu, following the simple and plain Instructions given with the Eemk-dies, and in four weeks found mvself well, with skin soft and natural In color, the itching and pain entirely relieved. W. R. MEAD, Editor Iowa Plain Dealer, Cresco, la. "good fellow," a "particular friend a or because of "social reasons," or in fact any of the many reasons we have been giviDg ourselves for so frequently, and I may say fatal helping to place a man in an office Castoria.

OMtorta fa an excellent mcdidn for cM-dien. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good upon their children." Da. Q. C. Osgood, Lowell, Maea, Carters if the best remedy for children of Which I am acquainted.

I hope the day is not far distant when mother! will consider the real Interest of their children, and use Castoria in-Read of the varlousquack nostrums which are destroying their loved one3, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful gjntg down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. 1. P. Kracmxos, Conway, Ark. Castoria.

Castoria Is so well adapted to children tr. 'l recommend it as 8uperiortoanyprescripi.r-koown to me." H. A. Aucheh, St 111 So. Oxford Brooklyn, N.

V. Out physicians In the children's depart mer.t hove spoken highly of their exp-r euce In their outside practice with Castoris. and although we only bare among oi; medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are free to confess that tin merits of Castoria has won us to look wifi favor upon it." United Hospital and Dispehsary, Boston, Ucs Alles a Surra, Fnt who, as soon as he begins to feel the strength and power of his position begins to use it dilligently and unre lentingly for the political downfall and destruction of those whom you Cuticura Resolvent Tie new Blood and Bkin Purifier, and greatest of Humor Remedies, internally (to cleause tbe blood of all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus remove the cause), and Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Purl, nerand Knant.ifior. avta.noii., i .1 1.1 and I should wish and do wish to benefited. uicai MJB0K1U HUU scalp, and restore the hair) speedily cure every The Centsnr Company, 77 Hurray Street, New York City.

There is no political sense, judg ment or foresight in hoisting the 25 with joss of hair, whether Itching, burning, scalv pimply, and blotchy, whether simple, scrofulous, hereditary, or contagious, when physiciane and all other remedies fail. enemy into power, and thus by sheer bad politics and thoughtlessness, We have the best $10 Overcoat in the world. At $8, $10, $12 and $15 we show probably more styles than you'll find in any three houses in Fort Scott. BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Children's Single and Double-Breased Knee Pant Suits, ages4to 14, at 75c, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 up to $10.00 for the finest Boys' Long Pant Suits, ages 14 to 19, at $4, $5, $6, $7.50 and up to $18 for the best.

Kilt Suits, jersey Suits and every shape and make of suit and overcoat that fashion dubs "correct" at prices that place them within the reach of the mechanic as well as the millionaire. The sleepless, tireless toilers for trade and the original makers of the low prices known to the people. FOAGXC SA1TDEHS. 106 ANTJ 108 WALL STREET allow ourselves to be the unwitting Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soap, tion i9 called, and a new constitution is submitted for our vote and embod uavo and Chemical Corporation, Boston.

tool for the perpetration of that par and iM.licv whose burdens are sc ocim iwr now 10 uure Bkin Diseases." grevlous to bear, and so hard to.throw DIMPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily akin I If I cured by Cuticura Medicated Soap. ies the present prohibitory article, all the guns of the enemy, with national and combined force, will be centered off. WecomDlain of the policy of the upon Kansas. Their money, whisky Republicans and of the Republican FREE FROM RHEUMATISM. In one minut the Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster relieves rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney, chest, and mnsnillnl nnln.

unit waolttiABBu. and beer will be expended. "Tramp voters will be colonized" within our party, and when one of those same Republicans plead with some of us we The lirut and only pain-kliling plaster. waived and fell by the state. The press will be subsidized.

Stump speakers will be hired, leaflets That Constitutional Convention. Editor Tribune: At a meeting of the ministers of the city, Monday morn October 24 th, 1892, the following address to the voters, was unanimously adopted Whereas, The legislature at its last session, the manner provided in the constitution, submitted to the electors of the state a proposition to hold a constitutional convention to revise, amend or change the constitution; aDd provided that the electors should vote for or against the proposition at our general election of the present year. And Whereas, Three main reasons were assigned for the holding of such a convention, viz; First, there should "be a change of the judiciary article 6f line over the rock of "good fellow- full of misrepresentations concerning riNAL SETTLEMENT. shin," falling into the slough of "social relations" and so on ad libitum any this law will be scattered broadcast, and in every way possible Kansas All parties are herebv notified that the thing to catch the big hearted, good will be turned into a terrible battle undersigned will present her aooounts to the probate court of Bourbon county Kansas, and maKe final settlement as Administratrix of the estate of Enoch Grant, de natured Democrats, who are too often ready to forget duty and chase off af ceased, on the 22d day of Njvember, 1892, field, and such strife as has not been seen 'since the days of the rebellion will come to our otherwise peaceful ter sentiment. ana wi(f asK lor an allowance lor attorney's fees and for compensation for services ren' dered.

MAKY H. GRANT, If every business man in Fort'Scott. commonwealth. Do we want such ar Adm'x nf the estate of 4-4w Enoch Grant deceased, ovprr mprp.hant. p.verv mechanlc.every struggle? Then vote, No! laborer and professional man who is a Third Another reason for defeat Democrat will, tor once, vote his tick ing this proposal is that the constitu et straight and clean, there will not the constitution; second, a change in the legislative article and third, the people shall be permitted to vote again on tbe amendment of the con be a Republican office seeker elected; but if, on the other we -scratch Sale and allow ourselves to be coaxed, and cajoled into voting for a Republican here and there, we will in all likli-hood elect some of these men and thus stand by the policy and principles of that party which we have all learned Of ttLo Era.

tir to distrust on account of its hypocrisy deceit and political dishonesty. A plain example of what scratching ticket will do can be Been in the election of last fall, where the majori tocfe and! FMire ties of the Republicans elected In this county ran from seventy-five to 600 this big discrepancy is the result if our "neighborly politics," nothing more or less Two years ago we out voted the Re Of ttL publicans in Bourbon county on coun- surveyor (a candidate by the way, that made on the part of the Republi cans, no special plea on account of any of his "relations" with us) 376 votes we have these votes here to stitution prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating iiquors except for medical, scientific and mechanical purposes. And Whereas, Granting that the two first reasons for a constitutional convention are valid and a change is needed, we have a plain and inexpensive remedy; without the ititerven- tion of a very expensive constitutional convention, viz: "That propositions for the amendment of the constitu-tion may be made by either branch of the legislature, and if two-thirds of all the members elected to each house shall concur therein such proposed amendment, together with yeas and nays, shall be entered upon the Journal and the secretary of state shall cause the same to be published for three months preceding the next general election for representatives at which time the same shall be submit-to the electors for their approval or rejection and if a majority of the electors on said amendment at said elestion shall adopt the amendment the same shall become a part of the constitution." And Whereas, Such propositions have been submitted to the state and have been approved or rejected by the state easily and without expense, therefore Resolved, We deem it advisable that the vote should be in the negative, for the the following reasons First. The expense. In a recent article in the Central Christian Advocate, October 12th, 1892, it is stated that the cost of such conventions in other states where they have been held is as follows: Illinois, Kentucky, $211,404.28 Ohio, in round loons Oil day and they will be here on the 8th 1 November.

5 Once more I ask every Democrat in Bourbon county and Fort Scott to vote TO SATISFY OEEDITOES. his ticket straight and clean-pay no attention to this clap trap "stop thief" cry about the "credit of the being ruined or the working man's wages being "cut down," because the fact is our credit would never have been im tion is the organic law of tbe state, and when it is under consideration for amendment or revision, no one thing concerning state policy, should predominate so as to minimize other great and grave questions. Who does not know that If now the delegates were being elected to the constitutional convention, the one great question would be, "Are you in favor of or opposed to the prohibition of the manufacture and sale of intoxication liquors in our state And men would be elected or defeated on this one issue. Would it be safe Would it be wise? Therefore, fellow citizens, we have thought advisable to ask you to consider the question, and when on elecr tion day you cast your ballo', see that it reads "Against the Constitutional amendment." One word of warning. Beware- of printed, tickets that have only "For the Constitutional Convention" on them.

We are your fellow citizens in the interest of our fair state. J. E. Brant, P. E.

Fort Scott Dist. W. C. Pastor First Presbyterian church. J.

Ford, Pastor Grance M. E. church. H. 0.

Kendrlck, Pastor Christian church. A. B. McCurdy, Pastor First Baptist church. N.

C. Queen, Pastor Cong, church. A. J. Christy Pastor Methodist Protestant church.

John Crawford, Pastor Second Presbyterian church. E. Gunn, Pastor Second Baptist church. M. Collins, Pastor A.

M- E. church. Lock wood, Pastor M. E. church, colored.

II. J. Coker, Pastor First M. E. church.

MARRIED. IlECK-McSrjLLKY This morning at 8:15 o'clock at the Catholic church by Father Wattron, Mr. Henry Heck to Miss Mary McSuiley, both well known young people of this city. They have taken up their home at No, 24 south Holbrook street, where the groom has handsomely furnished a neat cottage for the reception of his bride. Notice.

The voters of Scott township will vote on Tuesday, November 8th, 1892, at the following places, to-wit South Pretinct, at A. B. Fisher's, half mile southeast of city. North Precinct, at the Fort Scott Cement Works, two miles north of the city. W.

A. Ska vim, Trustee. Wool hoBio.v chcay. Famous. paired nor would there now be a hue and cry about scanty wage workers, had It not been for the dishonesty and hypocrisy of the very party that now has the audacity to adopt for its campaign cry "stand up for Kansas." Sal Begins ett Urtetail, aturday October 29 Yours, Respectfully Jons H.

CitAnr, Chm. Dem. Co. Cen. Com.

School Report. The following is the report of school district No. 96, for the month- ending October 21st, 1892. General enrollment, male 10, female And continues daily till further notice, after which the balance will be sold in bulk. 14, total 24 avergage enrollment 20, numbers, ana Pennsylvania, $750,000.

Should pot such expense be considered in the timesof stringency in money matters, especially when it is unnecessary. Second. "We deem It wise to oppose the constitutional convention, because of its relation to the amendment prohibiting the liquor traffic. It Is well known that certain persons among us have been industriously at. work for the resubmission of this greatest of moral questions.

Thus far with no avail. At every election enough prohibition legislators have been elected to defeat the alnl tkAnn mVtn rfiil4 (til, a rnHAl. 0 vei ffl Paid Par. Ita Piie it 1 ittfl average attendance, male 7.7, female 10.8, total 18.5, Those averaging 80 per cent anij over Dollie Marks, Relia Marks, Sidney Marks, Carrie Wood, Lillle Wood, Mable Wood, Chester Wood, Abram Fortney, Kennith Fortney, Angle Piper, Edith Summers, Eddie Summers, Willard Marks and James Marks. Those present 19 days were James Marks, Alvan Fortney, Kennith Fortney and Anglo Piper.

Those not absent were: Lillle Wood, Carrie Wood, Dollie Marks, Rtlia Marks, Edith Summers and Juda Vfloil Ul IUUIU YT LIU TIUU1U luuo leuen within our borders the "licensed saloon," and falling in this their new method Is the "Constitutional Convention." Let ua notice some of the dangers BY ORDER of fj, 0H1 Summers, Patrons and friends are invited to visit us. Mary Allen, Teacher. portinent to the opening of this ques-1 tion. It the constitutional conven.