Dodge City Reporter from Dodge City, Kansas • 3

1 I 1 i vc1 3Di rtijcroriTr. i-llier In 11 com try where there I111H lire Sunn' I uiiliU' coinmuiilcalloiin cniwdi'i! onl lliiis week. I'Kui'ONfcD AHKMinm to Tim i on m- II IIIM. NtilmtlfltlC fur hf.i.ili' -ill! ill i.ili-i ftuit, I nun ii. I been two successive crop failures could not help making a profotiud impression 1 I to the drunk and disorderly i hartrc anil yi.L 11 tLi tifio (mli.

1' rv it 'ini trial on the same cliarge and pot if'2 1.50 Hue. Sherill' Beeson Is now Investigating the theft and will take proper steps to keen ro the offenders. us to thf character of our people and give lie it resolved by the lulseilui-1 of the Mute nf ItlH.H.I.lt. NOI'lKl'IK. ill'll SVrvICeK fVl Sl.llllllV ill II I .11 in.

Himiliiy mIhiiiI iyiT iiii'uliiin'oii Tlinra.lny (H'lilim. II. 1' islor. I M.1 (' l. III.

I'r: I (ih unbounded faith In (his part of the K.llM.iS two Itlli'ilK lt (lie liiullCiers elcjli ll) each lumso tlu-reol', toiHuiriu llu'i-ein I SitinoN 1. The lullow.nir onmuMiiun ujuniend Don't neglect iteiul In corri'Hpond-eiu'H Iroin lie eonhtry iirecincts, please. Attorney Ahin Campbell, of (iardeii City, Ik looking after business at the U. S. land ollieu today.

state. A large platform was crt cle't in Hie constitution of Ike Hlntc ti Kaunas if i why the grove and music furnished by Itoes- K. mr nil m. mill 7 Miliimttud to the mlilU-d electors in the or their approval or rri. it-lion, namely 1 hut one, article five ol tne institution of the sliey1'.

I' Sl'I'vkl'D P.VUt'V SlIllll.lV lit in. Mniduy hi liwil ill 11:15 Yhur i'vfniiiL S.I I Tasini-. m0 oii'd orchestra and all afternoc 11 and late In, rriw. 1 nuci niciotln Kansas be itmeinled so that till. hiiiiic shall read as IYIIowh.

"Section I. Evei'V liersoll ill' the hl'O of ftHESny-'lJHISTIAN. Sorvlrci The Ecot Literature, TI18 Newest Fully Illustrated, 15 GTS A GOPX. $1.50 PER ANNUM. rv Suniluy tit II i' school nt :15 u.

in. veiling. ni.i" in. 1 1 1 1 III p. in.

tiiiiiil Receiver Geo. 'J'. Crist, of tho U. S. land olllce, has gonn to the mountains for Iht) benefit of his health.

years und upwards IicIuulmhh' to the ini; classes, who shall hnve resi.led in Khiisih six lu. rra'ruy, inttlinjr VV uil.iosili.i months nextpreceillni; 'liny election, mid In the tow 11- into the night the lovers of this kind of amusement were tripping the light fantastic toe or silling 011 the ben. lies in the shade enjoying the musiu along with the harmonica of the occasion, md all seemed to be in tune aud v-ry happy, I'AUAN. ship or ward in winch slui or he oilers to vole, at KIMS 31 1 1 u. I ''HRIS Public School.

Tho city schools will open Monday, September 3d, at 9 a. m. I will bo at the Third Ward building every day of the week beforo school begins, where those Wishing to take the entrance examination can Unci inu between 0 and 13 a. Teacher meeting Saturday, September 1st, at 0 tn. War run Bakfr, Supt.

m. mill i u. or' i every Sumliiv at a. Siiniliiv si-liool at tl S. lliissur, Itccti r.

least auuiivK next lu eiiruintr sueh eetion shall he m. mil a. m. deemml quiilii'ivtl elector. 1st citizens ot the Un-lieu Suites.

Kd person of foreign hirt Ii who have deciarcil their Intentions to become of the Kcrvlci-n mi I st unci 3d Ullirill.ll' nDTCPnVL; I i- 1 I t. in. iWU CHHIUily I'ilLll IMUill II III miu Merriment was the rule. There was United Slates coulm-malilc to the laws the U11- Kent fill, Iteu State oil the subject of in." entire absence of drunkennest, or rude- 1 his iii-oiiosilliin snail lie submiUeu to Hess of any kind. Tho good shepherd of the electors of this state at the tfcnernl election ot the mprcsnnlutivcs to the legislature In the year einhleen hundred and niuel y-four, for their up.

la. ra. --TNiTRn nUKTItriKN. Service lit a. in.

IpATHOI mid 1 p. m. Sunday Riliuol at 1(1 a. m. r-'BuiuUy liliner Muter, Pastor.

I i'RKK METHODIST, Services every Sunday TNITEr at ii a. in. mill i. m. Sunday school at id pruva I or rejection; moso voiiug in tavor ot tins the Catholic church, Father Distelkanip, was present and wllh his dignified bearing and careful supervision nothing exces roposnion sietu nave wrilteu or prinleu on toeir allots "For the sullraiic amemliiient 10 the con Ij.

lioililmirant and D. VandTila. in. sive or Improper could occur The pic pREE at II a. I stitution those voting against the said proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots "Against the sulliafe amendment to the constitution said ballots shall bo received and such vote taken, counted, canvassed and returns made KKCRKT SOCIhTIKS.

nic was a success and we only wish we had time and you had the space to do it thereof in (he same manner and 111 al r'sn'-els us Get Your Picture Taken. Stndebaker Farmer will make their best cabinet photographs for $2 a dozen from August 28th up to and including September 1st. They do business In the, Beeson building. They will be at Fort Dodge photographing the old soldiers until the morning of August 28th, when they will return to Dodge to do a cut and slash business. Call and see their samples.

provided for by law as the case of the election of representatives to tin legislature ONS OF VETERANS. Headquarters Kansas D. vision locHted in huildmif (junior 2d L. 'renne and Chestnut street. noni open iroin 9 in.

to i ill. Visitlntr brothers alwavs weleomu i CONS OP K' 111 Mu(lison' iv- t'om" Division I tT Tln.lirA Pltv T.nHne No. its. innrila full justice. To the people of Wheatland township the people of Dodge City extend their hearty thanks lor the privilege of spending such pleasant day and avenue ant vevcry Monday eveninir at tlieir hull.

Visiting to 4 firothcra always welcutne. our sincere prayer is that you may in F. A. M. Barney Lodge No.

2S2, meets -at their hall on tho second und fourth Friday A O.U, the future abundantly prosper. every vouings of each month Citizen, uruuiers a KAILUOAD TIME CARDS. -'ttho evenings 1 Some of the features are: The Edge ol the Future, The Marvels of Science and Achievement, presented In a popular way Famous People, Their Llfe-Storles told by word and pictures; the materials In all cases being obtained from sources Intimately connected with the subjects. True Narratives of Adventure, Daring and Hardihood. Leopard Hunting in Northern Africa Lion Hunting in Algeria.

Tiger Hunting in India. Elephant Hunting in Africa. Adventures in tho Upper Himalayas, Great Business Institutions. The Longest Railroad in tho World. The Hudson Buy Company.

The Bank of England' The Business of tiie Greatest Merchant ($100,000,000 a year). Human Documents. Portraits of Famous People from Childhood to the Present Day. Short Stories, by the Best Writers Notable Scries, by Robert Louis Stevenson and William Dean Howells. Among the contributors for the coning year are Professor Drummond, Elizabeth Stuart Tlielps, Archdeacon Farrer, Bret Ilarre, Rudyard Kipling, Octave? The Democratic Convention.

Last Saturday the democratic county fsx I Sac. il. I his resolution shun take ellvct nnu bo In force from and after its publication In the statute book, I hereby certify that the above resolution originated iu the senate January 10, 1893, and pasted that body February 8, Fancy Daniels, President ot Senate. W. L.

Ukown, Secretary of Senate. Passed tho House March 1, 18W. Gko. L. Douglass, Speaker of IIouso.

Frank L. Drown, Chief Clerk ofllouse. Approved March (1, si. -BO r. m.

I 1). I.ewulling, Governor. State nf Kansas, I Office of Secretary of State, SSt It. S. Osborn, secretary of state of tlm state of Kansas, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and coricct copyoi the original enrolled resolution now en fllo ill my office, and that the same took effect by publication in the statute book Slay IS, I'M.

In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto subset ibed my nAiie and affixed my official seal. Done at Topoka, Kansas, this Jihtli tiny of July, A. iSop S. Osiioun, seal Secretary of State. convention met at the court house and Party Speaking.

Tho peoples party State committee has ordered A. Wilson billed for six speeches in Ford county, as follows: Wright, Monday, Aug. 27th Speeryille, Tuesday, Aug. 28 th Ford City, Wednesday, Aug. 29th; Bucklin, Thursday, Aug.

30th; Pleasant Hill, Friday, Aug. 31st; Wilburn, Saturday, Sept. 1st. Speaking at 8 p. m.

tn each case. nominated a full county ticket. About one half of the precincts were represented. G. M.

Hoover presided with dignity, while S. E. Coons acted as sec retary. There was no striving for the honors of nominations; in fact, as an exhibition, the convention was a very tamo affair. Dr.

Simpson, S. E. Coons and W. E. Hendricks were put iu nomination for Tram No.

ui Truin No, H2 departs t.c. 1 p. 1 3:25 p. Smith, Ajjent. representative.

The doctor was out of Mr. Sutton, an enthusiastic populist from east Gray county, was looking af ter business In the city yesterday. Capt. Mistier has been appointed clerk of the district court to All the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas Lahey. Mrs.

Hattle Stevenson, of Lawrence, arrived In the city Sunday on a visit to her sick brother, Clark Chlpman. Site returned Thursday evening. A Mr. Baker, while plastering at the opeia house Wednesday evening, received a fall of about 12 feet by the giving way of the Bcall'oldlng upon which he was working. Ho Is badly bruised but not necessarily seriously injured.

M. Kllrkpatriek, in commenting. on the picnic, said lie came to the table just after County Attorney Mitchell had finished eating and that not a trace of chicken could ho find except seme bones which had doubtless escaped the notice of the county attorney. In the Spcarville delegation to the peoples party county convention last week, were three recent converts from the old parties, to-wit! J. Quick and Jos.

Wen tz from the republican party, and John Davis from the democratic party. J. A. Cllnc, with the Wheatland delegation, is also a recent convert from republicanism. In company with" County Superintend ent Swineliart, we spent a very pleasant hour visiting the normal institute, Wednesday morning.

The work in progress in the various departments was yery interesting and showed that the instructors are fully conversant of and especially adapted to the work assigned them, the work of Miss Ryan in the primary department being exceptionally successful. Count 'Superintendent Swinehart is to be congratulated upon the success of this institute. The regular institute work closed yesterday and the final examination is in progress to day. Among the Dodge Citians who attended the picnic at Tassett's grove, Tuesday, were: C. O.

Warring, E. Kirkpat-rick, II. R. Brown, C. A.

Milton, Sam'l Stubbs and wife and J. A. Armentand wife, Mrs. Dubois and Miss Baird, J. M.

Kirkpatrick, Walter Lock. W. J. Fitzgerald, Orlin Hard, Win, Dunahoe, Harry Evans, Claud McCarty, Paul Evans, Ace Miller, F. A.

Mitchell, Father Kearfid. Otto Muller, Judge R. S. Robinson, A. Gluck and wife, Nich olah Mayrath and wife, J.

E. Melleeker, (. has. Northup, Geo. Grobety, Harry Leidigh, Gapt.

Sweney and wife, Pat town and had wot seen any of the dele Trai Tral TQU The editor of the Kansas Commoner a Greenbacker since 1876, has at last solved the problem of reaching the pour with economic literature. In addition to publishing the Kansas Commoner, he also edits and pub gates, Coons withdrew and Hendricks had the field, receiving a large majority ATCIIISON.TOPEICA SANTA FE. Goina- Kst. Arr. Depart 3a Columbinn Limitort 10 No and Chicago Limited 6 30 a in Ho Missouri Kiver Express.

0:00 6:35 i Going West. No .1, California imited 1 :10 1 a in Colo, und Utah Limited ...10:15 1(1 No 7, Colorado Express 1 SW 1 111 of tne votes. Mr. Hendricks then step ped to the front and exposed his willingness to become tho party standard bearer. I Thanct.

Andrew Lang, VV. D. Howells, Gilbert Parker, F. R. Stockton, Joel Chandler Harris, Conan Doyle, R.

L. Stevenson, Charles A. Daua, Archibald Forbes and many others. For county attorney J. M.

Kirkpatrick was nominated without opposition. Died, at his home in this city at 2 a. m. Wednesday, August 21st, Thomas Lahey, aged 47. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church this '( Friday) morning at 10 o'clock, after which the remains were escorted to the cemetery by his brethren of the A.

O. U. M. W. of A.

and I. O. O. F. fraturnitles.

Mr. Lahey was a native of Pennsylvania and had served two enlistments in U. S. cavalry. He came to Ford county in 1881 and was, for a time extensively engaged in sheep husbandry.

In 1380 he became deputy clerk of the district court of Ford county, to which office he was su cessively elected in 1888, 1800 and 1802, always receiving a heavy vote. His popularity grew out of his admirable personal qualities. Being of a genial, accommodating disposition, every acquaintance became his iriend and learned to love him. He bad no enemies; had charity for all, malice toward none, and such was the charm of his sunny nature lishes the Harvey County Iews, at Newton, Kansas. February 32nd he will begin the publication of the Extra 4-Page Edition of the Commoner, containing 2-1 columns of solid reading matter, with no adds or locals.

This will be the best medium for education and at tho lowest cost of anything yet published J. M. Bell was named as the candi date for district court by acclamation. i AV. J.

Fitzgerald is at home again. Rallies seem to be the leading fad in this city at present. $1.50 a Year. 15 Cents a Gopy. Al.

Cord was unanimous'y nominated for county superintendent of schools. Then the convention grjw serious and Rev. Crambiet and wife returned to home at Kinsley, Monday. big with thought because of the heavy responsibility of naming a candidate for Remit by draft, mouey rder, or. registered letter.

McClurc, Limited, 741) 745 Broadway, New York. Scht that office whose duties make him the protector of the widows and orphans; a Get Up a Club! Single subscriber, one year, Five Ten Twenty Clubed With The Leader, Boih one year 1.5:) 2.50 4.00 1.25 Mayor Gl tick. was a ploasant caller at jthese headquarters, Saturday afternoon. Tito Dodge City Democrat lias been moved to rooms over Wright's billiard liall. man of ditrnit and astuteness, whose very port and mein suggest tho just and solemn The man ami the hour, Great Rock Island.

Route that no one coubl bear ill will against by a fortunate conjunction, had come, him. Generous to a fault, charitable in and the Hon. Richard Ribinson was, by There was a musical entertainment 'and dance at McCarty's rink, Saturday tight. common consent, placed before an ad the broadest sense, too largo hearted for littleness in anything, his departure miring public as the embodiment of all leayes an aching void in the hearts of the afoicsaid qualities. that largo number of our citizens who Fred Gardner was re-nominated for 1 There will be an old settlers meeting at 1'ogue's grove on Aug Mt SOih.

Send postal card for sample copies and rates to agents. COMMONER, Wichita, Kansas. finally concluded to make a break for the residence of John Smith, making it in almost 110 time. Imagine the surprise of Mr. Smith and family at haying four pretty young ladies call on them at the dead hour of night.

As soon as day dawned they returned only to discover that in thei.i haste to get away from the house they had left the door open, but no track or sign of the ghost could they called 1 1 i 111 friend. county commissioner of the second district by acclamation. all The candidates from Dodge City Much comment was indulged in by a cold and unfeeling public over the reso attended the picnic at 'f asset's grove. 1 iTutisday. 1 i We Mrc prepared to sttjiply candidates lntions, one of which cordially approved the acts of President Cleveland and an An Enjoyable Occasion.

A very interesting incident and one which wiil be long remembered by the teachers of Ford county happened at the residence of Superintendent Swim-hart, Tuesday evening, in the form of a surprise upon him, which was very secret J. Tuesdt Don dice fr Sughriie. John Reed, Harry Hubbard, other declared iu favor of the free and Walter Adams, James Newkirk, Billie TO THE EAST. unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio' find. Gray County, Irwin, Win.

Spencer, Harold Whitelaw, of 10 to 1. Being accustomed to "take Ed Riney, Judge Bursou and son, Frank and Geo. Martin. Sidney Reynolds. it straight," the democrats swallowed Sost Dining" Car Service in tlie "World.

ly planned and as successfully carried into execution by Prof Baker. When "with neat and appropriate cards for campaign purposes. Dodge City's honorable mayor, A. pluck, returned, Saturday, from a busi-'ness and pleasure trip to St. Louis.

i "The people's candidate for represcnt-I ative" is doing SDine very efl'ective cam- this without any visible sign of dissatis Xilcs Wiesman, W. F. Petillon, Al Cord faction. our illustrious superintendent arrived at W. E.

Hendricks and a number of ot hers whose names we did not learn. But the remarkable Mosiac in this pic the entrance to his yard he was sur rounded by some eighty-five or ninety of the normalites who had seemingly taken Foid county Iiaijn work thete days. iSmst be irrigated." turesque platform was the tariff 'plank, which contained condemnation most severe for the robber McKinlcy law; terms of execration for the traitorous democratic senhtors who stood out against the complete possession of his premises Advertised Letter List. The following letters remain unclaim ed for the week ending August 23, 1894, and unless called for within thirty days, will be sent to dead letter office. Persons calling for these letters will please say "advertised" and give date of this notice: Beach, D.

C. Ditch, J. B. Green, Maggie Haudson, Ben. Heliek, Emma Kollack, Tony Norton, Mike Owens, C.

Walters, Daniel Warren, D. B. Wheaton, Roscoe. D. Swinishart, P.

M. mr. swinctiart was consiuerauiy sur Rev. Crambiet, a talented young who baa been stotioinsr in the citv prised at this freedom but more so at the presence of Prof. Baker in the crowd, as Wilson bill, and a confident declaration 1 i tt.

that the senate bill thus created is a glor he had bidden the professor "good "WJ 1 tiring past two weeKs, oecupieu uie trlct night some iaur blocks further west at the Christian church Sunday SCnorning and evening. and supposed he had gone home. But even1' i SI Frof. Baker by increasing his velocity ious advance from McKinleyism; and then a friendly warning to the people that the are doomed to disappointment if they expect tho beneflcient results of tariff reform to come quickly or in present abundance. Dr, G.

Bph re a member of the board had traveled six blocks and arrived be 84tists managers of the Soldier's Home and fore the superintendent. The normal ni c'lnor, has beon here on business connected ites then surrounded Mr. Swinehart and listened to a well-worded and inspiring with "the Home," returned to his home The populists have an organ to fight their battles in Ford county this campaign. Last Tuesday a press was moved in by wagon from Springfield, Sew- The Rock Island is foremost in adopting any advantage calculated to improve speed and give that luxury, safety and mfort that popular patronage demand Its equipment is thoroughly comnlete with vestibule trains, magnificent' cars, sleepers and chair coaches, most elegant, and of recently improved patterns. The importance of this line can be better understood ifa shott lesson in geography be now recited: What is the great Eastern termini of the Rock Island Route? Chicago.

What other sub-Eastern termini has it? Peoria. To what important points it run trains to the Northwest? St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Watertown and Sioux Falls, Dakota. To what important Iowa and Nebraska points? Dcs Moines and Davenport, Iowa; and Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska. SPECIALTIES: Fast Time Excellent Equipment.

Best. Dining Car Service in the The Y. P. S. of C.

E. of this city held an eclio meeting of the recent Cleveland convention at the Presbyterian church, Sunday evening, which proved very interesting to all those in attendance. The meeting was opend by a 15 minutes praise service led by L. Martin. L.F.

Dawson delivered a brief historical review of the Endeavor movement, and was followed by a vocal solo by Miss Kinkaid. A. Burrell read President Clark's annual address, which was followed by a song. Miss Pine then read a portion of the national secretary's report, showing up in detail the vast extent of the united societies. At this point Rev.

Glendenning suggested that, as the time allotted to the that portion of the exercises had been consumed atul the regular preaching hour was being encroached upon, it would be best to postpone1 the remainder of the program, which was done, much to the disappointment of the audience, The growth of this society since its organization has been almost phenomenal and it would be utterly im 'he. Montezuma Items, speech by Prof. Klock, conductor of the witli cam' institute, which ended by the presenta Orlando Slade has been appointed ard county, and unloaded in the base- tion of a beautiful gold watch and chain ment under the postolllcc, for the pur to our honored leader. The speech of pose of disseminating tho doctrines of .1 acceptance which followed indicated the populism. We have met Mr.

Lucas, who will act as editor, printer and manager, all in one. He appears to be a verv agreeable gentleman. Globe-Re appreciation and at the samo time dis played the wisdom of the speaker. Af ter engaging in pleasant games and be Chase, Tuesday evening. 5 tn' We will make our best cabinet size 8eictutes for $2 per dozen beginning on the morning of August 28th atid contin- 1 uing up to and including September 1st.

'Parties wishing anything in our line PMiould call and see us during these dates Ve are located in Bceson's photograph mgallery. Very Truly, Stodedakbr Farmer. n)i W. J. Spencer created considerable Saturday evening, by ap- Cocaring on the street after the adoption afy "ie Ford county democrats of resolu ing served with delicious refreshments, Mr.

J. E. Lucas, of Springfield, Sew IHf' the normalites departed for their several ro ard county, has brought up his press and material and opened up under the places of abode each carrying in memory's casket an impression of the enjoy able time which cannot be forgotten. One of Them. possible to estimate the vast amount of llUi iJ postmaster to succeed Miss May Smith who is going to the Strip.

She has made a good postmistress and everybody regrets her departure. Mrs. Burns has been called to Enid, Oklahoma, by the very serious illness of her mother. John Smith is tearing down his dwelling, office and stables, preparatory to moving to the Strip about September 1. Squire Dobson went to Dodge City, on business, oneway this week.

Miss Delia Burns haj gone down 1o Mr. John Brown's to visit while her mother is in Oklahoma. Mr. Slade, of Champlain county, Illinois, was here last week, and has returned after forty head of horses that he traded his land for. George Pierce traded an old cow, worth about $0 to a tenderfoot for seven loads of lumber, a lot of barbed wire and posts enough to fence 160 acres more or good accomplished thereby.

Considerable excitement was created A Trip to Wheatland. World Good Connections. For full particulars as to tickets, maps and rales, apply to any coupon ticket Tl dls thif I 100 fot i vari bef mat Vfd Citi i tog at i eri pI lf ed no an et: postofllce building. He will publish a populist paper for the benefit of local politicians of Dodge City. The lirst issue came out yesterday under the name of The Ford County Leadkr.

We wish Mr. Lucas success iu his new Held. Democrat. tions deir ding free coinage of silver at ca ratio of 16 to 1 and' commending the bitwise and statesmanlike course of Grover Thursday evening by the announcement oflhe theft of over $200 worth of fine office in the United 'btates, Canada to Dear Editor: Thinking it might be of interest to your readers I will give a short report of the picnic in Wheatland weCleveland ail in the same clause, with a are ix-inch band of crape around his hat clothing irom Traveling Salesman W. S.

Radebaugh, representing Voorhees, LI 1 1 ih Cleveland and 10 to 1 silver ail in one township. Making an early start, we took the Wright road and from Wright Mexico, or address JNO. SEBASTIAN, Gen'l Tkt. Tass. Agt E.

StJOHN, Chicago, Illinois. Gen'l Chicago, 111. lanb ait dose was too much for him drove duo east to the farm of Mr. Tas nd Miller. He had opened up his sample trunks in the basement of the Frst Avenue Hotel and left them open while he went to supper.

Oa coming out from sett, a distance of about 25 miles. If ei Prof. Klock's lecture on hypnotism I there had been no picnic and we had con and its nature, uses and dangers, at the Christian church, Monday evening, was 1 tinned to drive over this settlement mere supper he met one Fry, one of the new ly for the purpose of teeing the improv Santa Fc men here, coming out of the ia at ed farms with their herds of fat cattle, fj tt co of th basement and, on examination, discovered the theft. Marshall Rhodes, coming along jusl then, was informed of the well attended and we believe thoroughly enjoyed by all. His remarks showed that he had made a thorough study of this subject and his operations upon Miss Rogers, one of the normal instructors, and upon Couu'y Attorney F.

A. Mitchell fully demonstrated and sup- The Topeka Advocate Still heads the list of populist papers in point of circulation, and its publishers are still willing to take the of a few new subscribers. If yon don't want to send your DOLLAR direct to the' Advocate and get a copy of the "Legislative Conspiracy" free, come to this office and subscribe. The Advocate and the Lead Kit both for fl.75 a year. The WESTERN TRAIL is published quarterly by tho Chicago, Rock Lland Pacific Railway.

It tells how to get a farm in tile West, and it will be sent to you gratis foroue year. Send name and name and address to 'Editor Western Trail. and receive it one year free. John Sicbastias, G. P.

A. TSaCAVEAl 6, 1 riAUt MARKS lp circumstance and promptly placed Fry and two companions with whom he had been carousing all afternoon under ar at less. Our farmers have nearly all finished threshing. Crops are very light In this section. Range cattle and horses are fat, notwithstanding the grass is short and dried up.

D. Preble and Miss Mary Burns went to Cimarron, Tuesday, with Mrs. Burns. Last Sunday night a couple of neighbor girls went to stav all night with the ported the theories advanced in his lec- rest for being drunk and disorderly, and locked them up pending an investigation nic. ture.

This is a subject that is making rapid strides toward general recognition id ci at of the stealing. About $S0 worth of the fine groves of trees, large barns and comfortable dwellings, we would have been amply repaid for our trip. Mr. Tasset's groye, where the picnic was held, is composed of large cottonwood trees and makes a very good place for such occasions. We were surprised to see the number of people on the grounds when we arrived at 11 a.

and especially the number from Dodge City, but bug gics and wagons continued to arrive un til at noon the grounds had more the appearance of an old time fourth of July celebration than the quiet little picnic we had anticipated. To see this crowd of good natured, happy people gathered clothing is still missing, but the remain not cf CAX I OBTAIN A PATENT For a rmmpt answer and nn honwt opinion, to WI'SS iV who hnve had nearly ilfty years' CTneriencf in thfl parent busim-sn. OomniHnioa-tions strictly oonflrlentinl. A ilunlhok of Information concern ni I'ateitiM and how to obtain them Pent free. AIbo a catalogue of meclian-Ica! ami scittu title poofe wut troe.

rateuU takun through Munn ft Co. receive pppoiiii noticeinthe ScM'iitilie Ampricnn. and thus are brouclit widely U'iorothe public with out cost to the inventor. This splPtniid papr, it-nnd wot-kly, eleetuitly ntnmlflttou of any scientific work in the world .1 veiir. fan i pin cnrma stmt freo.

nzr Kdition. monthly, ypJir. Fvr-ry iiumNT C'lntnins boau tttui plAtes, in colors, nrd photographs twtt hmiscu. with plnuf, euabltncr Vniliifra phow tba dp-pirnta und der was found piled in an adjoining window of the basement. The men tried to tear down th city jail last night and among the leading sciences of the day, and we bilieyc Prof.

KlooVs remarks will proye of great value and assistance to those of his hearers who have been giving attention to the Investigation of Misses Bums and, after the had gone to bed, became yery much frightened at the I itl ar I aci succeeded in disturbing the slumbers of approach of what appeared to be a very Dre the mysteries of hypnotism. The pro- worth iionu.K Tim moxr.T. Send at once to John Sebastian. O. T.

C. R. I. P. Chicago, 111., and recieve, poslage paid, the slickest deck of cards you ever handled.

Only Ten Cents per puck, iu stamps or coin. everyone iu the neighborhood. They were taken before the police judge this morning where twefof then) plead guilty bad storm, imiuagining they heard all kinds of noises around the house. They manceed of the lecture went to the model school fund. I..