The Essex Sunbeam from Essex, Kansas • 1

AM Sunb Essex ii -Mr i tt i No. 18. ESSEX, GARFIELD KANSAS. OCT, 7, 1887. Vol.

1. ESSEX SUNBEAM, C0U5TT OFFICERS. Mss Meeting, to iuetu tions of a PuMie MeKiii" heli in Lmiutni im e'tuiday. Out. 1, 15S7, Nolue is Lejtby i.ien ihit there wilt he a Mars Sieeiiug ot the it.i.le of ijrfield Co.

thai WILL F. HXSW ORTH, Ed. and Pr.ipt iet r. C. Van PATTEN M.

0 OorT, re lavorot tuiiuenve lor iht- Co. Clerk Commissioners, Sheriff Seat, at Luitna. ou Mouilav. Oct. ioth.

at ten o'clock a. toi the i.uiinise of tailing a con JUH. 1C. Lb. luv'A W.

C.COL'LSOX suEscracs, si.00 mi Two Unmlml Tlimaml Dollars Per Month to Loan -BY- vention lu nominate aiiJidaies Co nil the various oiRi es ot the county. Let all iieri-ons interested in the welfare of the I'toi'tes' Town attend. Enter! at ibe it Etsex, iCanst.1, a Second-Class mail uatter. BDSINTECS li. (irv, J.

E. IUx. IN, r. w. ckaig, Committee ununited by meeting.

Fbidat, October 7, 1SS7. 1 The total number of acres of corn planted in Garfield county this year was as shown by the Stat Board of Agriculture. Of the many good paucrs that coinc to our table, the Scnhkam, published by HEX WHO i UVKtt TlSii 1TH I S. Ravanna Harper Sale, 1 iivi and loan. Crow Co-, Uen'l mer.

furuilure, Stone Jc Mason, land and loans. Meserly Franu, huidwa'e, inijkni-riti, etc Pray Dale, Nickel l'lttc Harper Willis, Uveiy and feed jt.iUe. J. Bull 4: geueial merchandise. Bradley Haiterinan, fiuur, f'ued Alexander A- Roby, land, loan and incuranec.

W. M. Speck, Grand Central Hotel. Irvine, Cessna A' Rader, laud and loan. Pratt St- John, city pioperty.

E. li. Hogan, attorney at Rank, H. J. Hunt, cashier.

Dr. J. B. MURPHY, Physician pud Surgeon. Essex.

Clark Son, lumber and Mai. Chas. Clark, groceries, flour and toed. C. E.

Clark, land, loan and insurance. N. H. Troutnian, blacksmith and repairing. ill Lllsworth, at hssex, iiarneld is one of the best.

We highly prize the Scnkeam as an exchange, and sincerely wish Iiro! Ellsworth's mission to build up Essex ill be duly appreciated. Zion villi' Sentinel. County Exchanges. Eminence has given up the conn-' ty seat fight, and the vote will be a unanimous one for Freeni Van Patten has gone away on a vifait, probably of extent. Addie Alleniaru cf the Garfield Co.

Journal, spent Sunday at home. up at Ravanna before the district clerk, J. B. Rader; Ed. Pray is up and around again among the boys.

Chieftain. its i A child of D. Goddard has beeni very sick with the fever the past week, bu( is reported much letter. Wolf, of Dighton, was here Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. 0.

Crow. Miner is having great success with his few cases of typhoid fever, and is building up a reputation as a first-class physician in the vicinity of Eminence and surrounding country. Call, St A. F. Enos has traded his house and lets to F.

A. Hutto for the Chalf ant farm Wre noticed Willis Ballance on the streets Wednesday. He is working near Essex. Bull returned Saturday from Missouri. On his way home he stopped at Topeka a day Lew Wise is the gentlemanly clerk at the Grand Central Hotel.

Record. CANDIDATES. Col'xty Clerk. The announcement of Clarence Van Patten, of Essex for County Clerk can be found elsewhere in this issue. Clarence is our present clerk, having been appointed by the governor at its temporary organization.

Thus far he ha performed the duties of hu office faithfully and well, and he is always found ready and willing to accommodate and please all who have business to transact with him. His business qualifications are such that makes him fully competent to hold the position in an able and business-like manner. Mr. Van Ratten is one of the oldest settlers in Garfield county and is well and favorably known to all. Personally, we have always found Clarence a good neighbor and a tip-top fellow generally, and nominated at the People's Convention will receive the hearty support of the voters of Garfield county.

Sheriff. William C. Coulson, of Ravanna, has also announced himself for Sheriff of Garfield county. Mr. Coulson is well known all over the Lost.

Wrarren Goodrich, a fourteen year old boy, nearly five feet tall and weighing something like 10(1 pounds. When he left home Wednesday, Aug. 24th, he wore a black coat, gray pants, brown cap and barefooted. He has light hair and blue eyes. Any jx-rson giving any information leading to his recovery will be liberally rewarded.

Address Wellington Goodrich, Speareville, Kansas. EEx-changes please copy. Grand Central Hotel, W. J. SPECK, Proprietor.

Strictly a First-Class House. Terms Reasonable, RAVANNA, KANSAS. On Choice Real Estate Security on Improved Farms at one-third their Value. money always on hand. We make our own RATES.

We make, our own Examinations. We write our own Mortgages HERE. We advance money to our applicants to make Proof and to the Land Offices, without expense to borrower. We make no delav, but pay the money same day receipt is Issued. pffice in the basement at the Grand Central, Kavamia, Kan, Harper fk Sale, Notary Public and Real Estate Agents, Will Loan you Money oij your Farms, and will Furnish yon Money to Prove up with as low as the lowest, liny' and sell Relin- rjuishments, and will do all kinds of legal land business at LOWEST LIVING RATES.

Satisfaction and Titles Giijiranteed. Correspondence Solicited. KANSAS, Concerning "Insults," Many of the "insults" to young women reported nowadays are the direct fault of the women themselves. Women dress and so conduct themselves on our streets as to LAND, LOAN AND Insurance Office OF C. Relinquishments bought and gold, money loaned lowest rate of interest, Give me a Call, C.

E. Clark, ESSEX, KANSAS. county. Previous to his appoint ment as sheriff of Garfield Co, by attract general attention, and very often receive the attention of a man Gov. Martin at its temporary organi zation, Mr.

Coulson had been at a distance, but the moment he acting as deputy sheriff of Hodgeman county, under Sheriff advances towards them they7 become frightened and consider his attentions insults. Gilland. He has niade a good and Alexander Hohy, Tusiiranee, Real Estate ami Loan Brokers. Clieap Farm Lpans, Relinquishments, Deeded Land, Contests, Etc. efficient officer in the past, and if elected to fill the position, vill still be found untiring in his efforts to please the people and to conduct the No man will follow address a woman who does not give him some cause, and a woman can avoid, if she will, these advances by studipusly avoiding any notice of him what business of his office in a straightforward and gentlemanly manner.

County Attorney. you want to sell out, Leave your land with us. ever, and attending to her business. But so many young women in their intense desire tp be attractive gSgfJf you want to buy, come in and look at our list of property We also present to our readers Alexander Roby, this week the name of Edwin to all men, often do so to their sorrow. They think it great fun to Hogan, of Ravanna, as a candidate CD flirt at a distance, and smile at any Kansas.

Kavaiuia, o- for County Attorney. Mr. Hogan came to this county well recommended by the Judge and members well dressed man that passes them, but they neglect to consider the possible consequences. Boston of the bar of the 7th judicial district A. T.

IRVINE. P. CESSNA, B. RADER, Record. Beauty's Buttress.

a pa XJl CD as an able lawyer, and we believe he is every way fitted to hold the high and responsible position he aspires for. As a lawyer he stands at the head of the profession; and as a citizen is enterprising and energetic. "Great Caesar, Smith," said the editor of the society paper to his as sistant, "here a ten-line paragraph you've written about Col. Bulger, A Shot at the Bed Flag. Thursday's dispatches bring the welcome news that the supreme court of Illinois has affirmed the judgment of the lower court in the cases of the anarchists of Chicago, and has fixed the date of the execution of their sentence of death by hanging.

The court was a long time in issuing their decision, and in consequence the law abiding people of this country had become a little alarmed lest the tricks of law-yery would yet enable these followers of the red flag to escape from justice, There was more at stake in these cases than the execution of the law against murder. Summary punishment of these rioters will mean that the low estimate of the value of human life which they endeavor to ipculcate in the minds of their associates, canDot. for a moment be tolerated in this country. Their execution will not only be the just penalty for a wholesale murder, but it will tend to prevent like occurrences in the future. Moreover, it will relieve the community of a pernicious influence that has been at work at the yery foundation of our government, These men are enemies to every patriotic thought and impulse.

They have nothing in common with Americans. By precept and example they have attempted to scatter seeds of dessen-tion and treason. The decision just rendered places the doom of these men beyond human interference, unless the governor should see fit to commute their sentence, which is not at all likely, And inasmuch as their execution will simply be an act of defense, in behalf of the safety of American institutions and the perpetuity of American patriotism, Americans will have cause to feel grateful. Lamed Chronoscope. It is the editor's duty to speak of his town as the loveliest place beneath heaven's blue arch.

Speak of a deceased citizen as the fallen oak when he dies of the "Jim Jams." Call a man a prominent citizen when you know him to be the best poker player. Speak of a little street Arab as a bright eyed youth on the road to fame, and of the big-footed red-haired newly married woman as the accomplished bride. Call a lawyer a light of whom the profession ought to be proud, when you know him to be an ordinary pettifogger, and for this he is in luck if he receives even thanks. If half the people in town would labor as assidious-ly to upbuild the local paper as they do to tear it up and criticise it it would never be otherwise than prosperous. The same people are not open to criticism themselves, of course, Exchange.

RAVANNA LOAN REAL ESTATE OFFICE. Irvine, Cessna Rader Will offer you Inducements not to be Excelled by any one. If VQU want moneyj if you wish to buy or sell Real Estate of any description Do Not Fail to Call, WW Mr. Hogan has cases now pending and you haven't called him handsome once in the whole of it." in the supreme court for the Nov. term, and from our acquaintance "But Col, Bulger isn't handsome," with Mr.

H. and his way of doing persisted Smith. business, we are refidy to say it will be done in a straight, business man "Handsome! He's ugly enough to spare a cart load cf monkeys into ner. Should Mr, Hogan get elected vou can rely on him to do the legal RAVANNA; KANSAS, Opposite Post Office, convulsions," business of the county to the best of would I be justified in his judgment and ability, Coujstty Attorney. speaking of hini as handsome "Never mind whether you're jus- F.

A. Hutto, of Ravanna, an tified or not always speak of Col. nounces himself this week for the office of County Attorney. Mr. -ii- Bulger as handsome; I get my but ter of him." Texas Siftings, Hutto is an able lawyer, an ener getic, enterprising citizen, and should he be elected at the coming Loyal Items.

Sept. 28. C. F. Hoadley return- election, would no doubt make an RAVANNA'S NEW LIVERY BARN.

New and First-Class Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Travelers' Headquarters. Good Accommodations. Prices Reasonable. A Square Deal to All.

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Simons is ties in an able and satisfactory manner. Recorder of Deeds. improving. Mamie Griest is better, as is also Mrs. Miller.

A picked Harper Willis, Ravanna, Kansas. Remember that Mr. A. Kinnan, of 23-29, is out for Recorder of E. PRAY.

E. E. DALE. Deeds of Garfield county on the old soldiers ticket. But the fact of his being an old soldier should not make one whit difference, so long as he is Essex.

Kansas. THE SUNBEAM, nine has been raised around Eminence and vicinity to play the Loyal Reds to-day. Consideration, ball and bat. Fulton arrived Saturday. He has a claim 1 mile east of Loyal Chas.

Burgess is working for Geo. Dawson. Urquhart is cutting hay on Mrs. G. Sigman's claim near Essex.

I. G. 0. fully competent for the place. Superintendent of Schools.

Mr. Chas. Reigard, of Ravanna, will in all probability be a candidate Pray Dale's NICKEL PLATE RESTAURANT, 1st door south of International Bank. Warm 3Ieals and Lunch at all Hours. Ice Cream, Lemonade, Cigars, Tobacco and Groceries.

PRAY DALE, Ravanna, Kansas. before the People's Convention for THE ESSEX Blacksmith Shop! All kinds; of work done portioning to the trade. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ALWAYS. N. H.

TROUTMAN, Propr. ESSEX, KANSAS. Sunt, ot Schools or Garfield countv The Essex Sunbeam is only $1.00 a year. Now is the time to We are not acquainted with Mr. Reigard personally, but from what we have seen of the gentleman he would no doubt make a number one Call on C.

E. Clark for loans. Essex, Kanias. officer,.