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Soldier City Tribune from Soldier, Kansas • 4

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wide, and when the original survey to Colorado was made this strip was left SOLDIER TRIBUNE Entered at tlio Soldier PoRtouloe as Cliina Mutter. TilUUSDAY. AUGUST 23, 1888. GrO to Cocherell Bros. for the cuttle, mun.

Tho railroads have now rendered it useless. them to tickets are iuvited to call be-tweou now and the day of darning aud raako their selections. Every holder of a number is requested to bo present at the drawing and satisfy himself that the beautiful wagon is fairly disposed of. Craig Aciienbaoh. "Women air bad luck for fishermen," katkr at Himsonri'Tios! Ono Year, in Advance OP If Not raid in Six Mouths says Jwlgo Waxom in tho Washington Critic.

"It's either becauso they talk so -FOR- Rates on Advertising miulo known on Adrtri'HH nil ConinmniuiUiona to lins Tumiwu, Soldier, Kiuimui. much that it skcors the fish, cr that they iiir so purty, settin' thar lookin' down Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. By A. P. SHAW.

in tho water, that mo lisn gits so au- sorbod in gazin' at thorn ho forgits all about tho bait and you don't kotch a all hedges trimmed, and brush romoved, by April 1, 1889. Dated this 80th day of July, 1888, at Soldier, Kansas. Frank M. Wilson, Township Clerk. National Platform Book.

The passenger department of the Union Pacifio, "the Oycrland Route," has issued a neat little pamphlet, pocket size, entitled "National Platform book," containing tho Republican, Democratic and Prohibition platforms, together with the addresses of acceptance of Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland and Clinton B. Fisk, also tabulated tables showing the plurality vote, the electoral yote and an analysis of the vote as cast for Cleveland and Blaine in 1884. book is just what is needed at this time and should be in the hands of every voter. It plainly sets forth what each party has to offer and every reader can draw his own conclusions. Sent to any address on application.

Address, J. S. Tebbets, KATI05AL EE1UBUGA3 TICKET. FOll PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, or Indiuna. FOR VICE-rliESIDKNT.

LEVI P. MORTON. Of New York. Vnlon Lol)or Meeting. Thoro will bo a meeting for discussiug the principles as sot fourth in tho platform of tho Union Labor party, and such other questions as are now agitating tho public minds, will bo hold at the Havensville school house on Friday August 24, at 7 :80 P.

m. An address will bo made by Mr. Robert Thompson, of Manhattan, and others. Some of tho causes of tho- present hard times and tho remedy will be discussed. All are invited, to participate.

Come one and all and let us reason together. nesa of his condition "I do not know. At any rate, lie did not believe that he had cauccr. While ho was siiU'oeatiug he remained calm and still, without a tear and without a pang. With a smile on his pallid lips, ho expired with the resignation of a martyr, in tho amis of the KING l'OLITICI ANN.

When we started tho publication of The Tribune it was our intention to wholly let politics alone. That is, so far as making tho paper a political organ, but certain things have so shaped themselves that for tho good of the people of the county Soldier township especially wo will have to ask the our readers this time. Now there is a ring, or clique, of politicians in Holton who try to make it their business to run tho affairs in the county in securing officers, in a sense, if not directly, will do it indirectly, always for their own interests, regardless of the consequences to the county. These politicians, as we will at present call them, have dupes throughout the different parts of tho county, through whom they expect to "work" the rural-ists at their own sweet will at the different voting places of the county. Anyone knows that when a few dead official aspirants, as it were, get together and try a number of the best men of a county to got them to accept and run for such and such an office, Notice to Creditors.

All accounts due me must be settled either by cash or note by the first of September. James L. Starcher. G. P.

U. P. R. Omaha, Neb. A.

F. Sims, of Conyers, and Mrs. Bertha Belton, of Memphis, arrived in Chattanooga on the 10 o'clock train a few days ago, and at 8 o'clock they were married. It was tho first time they had met since twenty years before, when they wero lovers at Conyers, but they had a misunderstanding, became estranged and married other persons. Laura J.

Libbey, tho Brooklyn authoress, is much prostrated by the attacks made by the press on her novel, "Miss Middleton's Lover." One criticism was so savage that it scut her pulse up to 104 in the shade, and she declared that she would sue the writer for libel. Another critic boldly asserts that the author of such a novel should be put in Libbey prison. At Kansas City last Friday an architect by the name of Albert II. Ramsden was hit in the head with a brick, which, up to Tuesday, the perpetrator of tho deed was unknown, but it has since transpired that the' crime was committed by an ex-employe named John II. Martling.

The affair has caused much Important Notice. As I contemplate some improvements in my business, I shall be compelled to call on my customers for an early settlement of all old accounts due mo. Soliciting a further continuance of your much appreciated patronage. UEPUBLIvAN STATE TICKET. FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, W.

A. JOHNSTON, Of Ottawa. FOR GOVERNOR, L. U. HUMPHREY, Of Montgomery.

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, A. J. FELT, Of Nemaha. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM IIIGGINS, Of Shawnee. FOR AUDITOR, TIMOTHY MCCARTHY, Of Pawneo.

FOI TREASURER, J. W. HAMILTON. Of Sumnor. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, L.

B. KELLOGG, Of Lyons. FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, G. W. WINANS, Of Davis.

FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT. E. N. MORRILL. Of Brown.

R. A. Williams. making promises they themselves know Xzo. EEAL ESTATE Money! I.

T. Price has money to lone in any can never be fulfilled, and finally succeed in getting a man to consent, who has not a blemish on his record, is re quantity. Call on him at Holton. Kansas. The Rushford Wagon A Complete stock of Cultivators, Listers, Drills, NprwegianSHarrows'and Other Farm Machinery.

WE HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF GRASS SEED CAR LOAD OF THE LYMON BARBED WIRE AT $4.75 AND $5.75 We carry a full stock of the Celebrated A. J. Jordan Cutlery, Which we Warrant to be Superior to any in the Market. Cocherell Bros. spected and loved by all with whom he is acquainted, there is something wrong and the leaders have an object in view for their own welfare caring nothing Notice to Fence Owners.

The citizens of Soldier township will hereby take notice that tho Township Board has this day ordered all fences on for the reputation of the man who has consented to do their bidding. the highway removed to the lino, and The Tribune will say to the Repub Kansas Central Time Schedule. ANNOUNCEMENTS. licans of this township that before casting your votes next Saturday, at the primary election, make some inquiry as to whether the candidate you vote for is running on his own merits or the tool of a clique of defunct officials who 1 have the following pieces of land for sale, all of which are splendid bargains and worth double the money asked: One piece of 75 acres, one mile from town; 70 acres under cultivation, part first bottom; timber; house, well, outbuildings, and all fenced. One piece of 103 acres, three and one-half miles from town; 90 acres under cultivation; house, orchard, well, stable and all fenced.

IF YOU WA'T TO BLY OR SELL LAJiD CALL OS A. P. Shaw, SOLDIER, KANSAS. excitement in the city at the Kaw's mouth. A plea of self defense will probably be Chairman Jones of Jackson county believes in the principle of keeping the good wine for the last, which was exemplified last Wednesday at Kline's, in reserving the best speech for the last, the speech of C.

B. Hamble, the young orator of Jackson county. Mr. Hamble is a candidate for county attorney, with good prospects of "getting there," especially if the Republicans of that county adhere to their principles of the past, viz, their anti-third term principles. Muscotah Record.

The famous Bahia or Bendego meteorite was landed in Rio de Janorio on East- Westbound, bound. STATIONS. Arrive. Arrive. Leavenworth 3:41 Holton 3:18 Clrolovillo 12:33 2:59 Soldier 12:51 2:39 Hnvensvillo 1:11 2:20 C.

E. Rose, from Holton, hereby announces himself a candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court, subject to the will and decision of the Republican voters as expressed at the primary election on the 25th. SOLDIER, were unable to hold office all their natural life, and want to be the bowl to the frying pan tho would-be aspirant the handle. KANSAS. J.

A. McKeeman. J. M. BACON.

Buy Your Nursery Stock And We herewith announce the name of CHARLES B. AMBLE as being a can CORRESPONDENCE. J. T. HOLSTON, Insure Your Property With didato for the office of County Attorney subject to the will of the Republican FROM THE COUNTY SEAT.

To the Editor of The Tribune. McKEEMAN BACON, SOLDIER, KANSAS. voters of Jackson county, as expressed The County Horticultural society will June is now in the collection of at the primary election on the 25th inst. Dealer in Red Pront Store have a fruit show on tho 14th. the Brazili an national museum.

The transportation of this great mass of R. Ci. ROBINSON desires us to an S. S. REED, The city calaboose contained a case nounce his name as a candidate for re of plain drunk during Sunday last.

iron, whose weight was variously estimated at from six to nine tons, and Physician and Surgeon, A well selected The "Kid" band helped to make the All Calls promptly attended to nljrbt and music at the rally on Straight Creek. election to the office of county attorney, subject to the will of the voters as expressed at the Republican primary election to be held August 25. day. Office fourth door south of Owen Su- man s. Wm.

Teer is putting a second story which has been found to weigh 5,361 kilograms, was rendered possiblo by the recent completion of a lino of rail Stock of Merchandise SOLDIER. KANSAS. on his sample room, to be divided into bed rooms. road passing within 115 kilometers of Of good quality, jisf xa-af mir Two young men from near Hoyt, Frank M. Wilson, Practical named Johnston and Maris, are in jail the Bendego creek, where it has lain since the unsuccessful attempt to remove it to Bahia in 1785.

Consisting of Roots, Shoes, Dry Goods, I hereby anuonnco myself as a' candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court, subject to the will of the Republicans of Jackson county, as expressed at the primary election, August 26. CHAS. W. POMEROY. charged with the larceny of some cows.

PAINTEE, And GRAINEE, Chairman Ed. F. Jones, of the county Notions and Groceries, Will bo sold at Cost, or less if neces Sisrii Writinrr. Bucs-v Work. Purer Hanirintr -AND- The captain of the J.

P. Allon brings central committee, is sending out the and KalBoiainiUir done to order. Prices roa-somiblo. to Pensacola, a report to tho effect sary, to close out by July 1. A credit poll books for the primary election on SOLDIER, KANSAS.

on sums over $, ot lour months if de the 25th. that a very large waterspout was seen by the crew of that vessel about twenty- sired. A. D. Walker has sold the old Pres EOME WALKER five miles off the bar last Saturday byterian church building to the A.

M. We are authorized to announce the name of S. E. REAM as a candidate for re-election to tho office of State Representative for this district, subject to the will and decision of the Republican primary election. Manufacturer of E.

trustees, they having sold their build A night. The roaring of the waters, which was so great that a man could not hear good, six year old horse for sale timo. ing to Chas. Morris. BOOTS and SHOES.

himself speak, first attracted their atten The second semi-annual dividend of ItnpnirlnK of all Boots Slioes. tion. It passed within 100 yards of the the state annual school fund for this and dispatch. kinds done with neatness KANSAS. M.

"St. John, the vessel, and when about this distance off SOLDIER, Yellow fever has appeared in interior of Cuba. county amounts to $2,531.83. Appor tionment per capita, 49 cents. a shot was fired through the volume of KANSAS.

SOLDIER, R. O. HARMS, M. IX, water, which broke it up. The captain a for- Judge Broderick, late of the supreme MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS of all Kinds.

Also have the Exclusive salo M. de Lesseps is at Crotoy, saken seaside in Normandy. of the vessel says that this is the second Physician Surgeon! court of Idaho territory, has returned of Rush and Spraguo's i'lour. For Ladies Only! time he has tried this method of destroy to Holton and is warmly greeted by his (Office in Fairbank Building.) ing them, 'and in both it has proved Tue St. Mary Star hauled the city friends.

The judge looks well. uiseases oi women ana Children a successful. officials of that town over tho coals in a Joseph Smith, sheriff of Ottawa Specialty, SEE THE IOLL0WIN BARGAINS 8 pieces of Bunting 10 cents per yard; former price 15 cents rough manner last week. SOLDIER, KANSAS county, was the guest of Sheriff Francis A marvelous flash of lightning Monday. He was on his way to.

Hor- scared Paris out of its wits a few days 10 pieces of Bunting 05 cents per yard; former prico .81 cents Middle Tennessee has shipped $750, H. O. WELTY, ton, but owing to the similarity of the ago. It struck somewhere about Mont- 10 pieces of Seersucker 05 cents per yard; former price .10 cents 000 worth of new potatoes to the north names Holton and Horton, stopped off 8 pieces of Seersucker 10 cents per yard; former price 15 cents martre and seemed to fill tho air with electricity. An omnibus at the entrance WELL DRILLER tho train here, thinking the brakeman ern markets this season, already.

A Spanish astronomer has ascer- REGISTERED, had called Horton. of the Rue Clignancourt stopped sud A Positive Cure for all FEMALE 10 pieces of Lawn. 8 cents per yard; former prico. 10 cents 10 pieces of Lawn 05 cents per yard; former price. cents 10 pieces of Lawn ..10 cents per yard; former price .15 cents Call on or addrosa for particulars and rock denly, the horses being dazed, and the tained that there are rain and snow on DISEASES.

Every Lady can treat uouom prices. DKOPS FHOII BUCKEYE IUIM.E passengers jumped out and ran scream SOLDIER, KANSAS, To the Editor of Thk Thihunk. the moon, the same as on the earth. herselt. The Tamous bpecitic, ORANGE BLOSSOM, is per ing in all directions.

Women fell faint School will take up the first of next 30 pair ladies slippers. per pair; former price. 20 pair ladies slippers $1.25 per pair; former price. $2.75 40 pair children's slippers 75 cents per pair; former price. .1.

fectly harmless, and can be used ing on the sidewalks and even the dogs J. O. Hanrmm, month. In Liberty county, a man is attending school and two of his children Mr. Robert Bell has moved to the went about howling with their tails be by the most delicate, at any and an times.

40 fair ladies shoes $1.50 per pair; former price $2.00 30 pair Misses shoes $1.35 per pair; former price. .91.75 Farley place. go with him. He stands at the head of tween their legs. Mile.

Rejade, a well COHTBACTOR AM BUILDER. For Trial Box and descriptive Mr. Cundy had a cow struck by known actress, was going along the his class. circular add 'ess, with two cent lightning Monday morning. Plans and specifications furnished when de A blind guitarist named Moujon, street in a cub.

She shrieked to the driver to let her out and when she had SOLDD3R, KANSAS. Miss Rosa Sutton, of this vicinity, is from Spain, is creating a stir in the sired. SOLDIER, KANSAS sewing at D. Francis' in Soldier. done so she ran wildly into a barber IVIK9.

C. J. rCVN, State Agent. Salina, (Cans musical world by his exceptional shop for shelter. And nobody was hurt Alonzo Speck, of California, reports peaches there as large as the largest JOHN A.

BUCKLES, after all. J. G. Murray, Solilier Livery, Feed ami Salts There are some very curious records apples here. A Paris letter to tho New York Times Jeweler, in the county clerk's office in St Au- As we have heard nothing from this part of the country I will try and dot reports that about a month ago "three JUSTICE OF THE- PEACE All work Warranted to give Satisfac gustme, among which are some Austrians, employed on a railroad going down a few lines.

deeds from Indian chiefs to Spaniards, tion. Sewing Machine repairing a specialty. from Bellova into Roumelia, were car Mr. I. N.

Speck has finished cutting -And- SOLDIER, KANSAS. ried off in full daylight by a band of flax. Ho has cut 170 acres in about brigands. The authorities did not dare two weeks, and 40 acres of oats. A Nebraska girl chose for her graduating essay the subject, "The Possibilities of the Broom," and in three weeks received and accepted an offer of mar- J.

C. SITTER, Notary Public. Mr. Jaynes' have gone to Jewell B. W00DKUTF, Prop.

take any steps for their recovery, knowing that such vigor would be immedi county to bring home their son-in-law. PAINTER AHDJPAPER-HANCER riage. as everything is burnt up out there. ate and certain death to the victims, Diplomatic negoations were com Charges Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices to suit Every- Collections attendod to Promptly, Reasonable.

Give me a Cull. How the new territories do grow. An oyster supper was given at the Douy. uive me a trial. SOLDIER, KANSAS.

Washington territory increased in pop menced, and the final sum has been a stipulated 20.000 frances each and the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Snodgass last Wednesday evening. All present KANSAS. SOLDIER, ulation during the last year over 20,000.

Good drivers furnished when desired, Best of care takes of transient horses, P. i. HAMBLE. C. B.

RAMBLE. The others have a corresponding report an enjoyable time. privilege of keeping all the money, jewels and valuable papers captured, THOMPSON. MDSE! growth. Strayed or Stolen Mr.

Patch went ft and rates are always reasonable. HAMBLE BBOTHEBS, At tho same time Baron Hirsch and to take the cows to pasture and has others of that city will foot the bill. TnE wool interest in Australia has suffered severely from drouths. The not returned yet. The reward will be ATTORNEYS AT LAW, L.

H. THOMPSON, Trop. sheer have died by millions. Never small, so you need not look for him. Pansy, One of the unfortunate men have now been through the same experience for a third time." (Office over Fleminp Nowell's Drug Store, west side of square) HOLTON, KANSAS.

Baggage, Express, JEtc, theless the supply of wool shows steady increase. Table supplied with tho Best the Market Go to the Exposition. auoruB; clean uetis ana comfortable rooms. FOR FIRST-CLASS PICTURES The Union Pacific, "the Overland Route," will sell tickets from all points A thief who stole two fowls from a farmer at West Rutland, Vt, the other Promptly Attended to and Delivered to any Tart of the City. Boarding by Day or Week.

Call on E. IEELMD, in the state of Kansas to the National night, dropped a gold watch in the hen Exposition at Kansas City, on house, where it was found the next Corner First and Thompson streets. The LEADING Photographer, each Monday and Tuesday from Sep morning. Itwasapoorbargin for him. KANSAS.

SOLDIER CITY tember 10 to Novemder 1. at one fare West Side of Square, HOLTON. KANSAS. KANSAS. SOLDIER, and a third for the round trip.

Tickets Mrs. Cleveland, who has consented to act as treasurer of the fund for the I. P. MOORE, PRES. 3.

P. MOORE, CASH i. t. PUBVTtS, ASST. CASHIER.

good three days. TIIE PREMIUM WAG03. American church in Berlin, will solicit BARBER SHOP! I wish to say to my old Customers, and FIEST NATIONAL BANK contributions and personally acknowledge by letter all donations sent to her. Dr. Morell Mackenzie says that after the operation of tracheotomy was perfermed upon "Unser Fritz" he was set aside for upward of a month.

"I could only see the crown prince's larynx twice a day, and I was not allowed to treat him. All I could do was to say to the patient 'Your royal highness, how are He used to reply in a voice which was getting feebler and feebler: Fairly well, doctor; thank The princess displayed throughout superhuman courage. She knew her husband was doomed. She saw in every newspaper that he was going to die. Always calm and self-composed in his presence, she used to smile to him, and then rush into her room and burst into tears.

The emperor, in his dying moments, showed admirable courage and "Was be aware of the scriuus- The Ira lug of the Gift of an Enter as many new as may come, that I will be found in the Holton Cltjy Bazik. MAI. TABER, Cashier. DOES A GENERAL, BANKING BUSINESS prising Firm Set for September 1 Capital, $100,000 Quarrelsome church choirs should llio nandsonie btudebaker premium be sent to Portland, for training. HOLTON, KANSAS.

In ono church in that city the soprano, Legler Building, Waiting to do your Barher work at my tenor, basso and organist have not wagon, which has been on exhibiton at the implement house of Messrs. Craig Achenbach for the past four or five months, will be drawn for by the holders fought or been changed in twenty-five old prices, and give yon good, clean work, years. of tickets on Saturday, September 1, 1880. ESTABLISHED I860. T.

CMcConnell's MUSIC EMPORIUM! Every Piano or Oriran Fully Warranted for Fire Team. IIOLTON, KANSAS. The famous cattle trail between 1888. Those who have not chosen their DEPOSITORY FOR COUNTY FUNDS. P.

CRTJME, Texas and the north will be wiped out. JAMES SOLDIER, numbers and who have purchased goods enough (tlO. worth,) to entitle I It was 600 miles long aud one mile KANSAS. IfoLTON, jr. 3.

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