The Lebanon Journal from Lebanon, Kansas • 5

nrn UW 'MIFF3 -V -1 i .1 V. lll r-S. Having bought too heavy for the hard times, we find we mtiMwM-rto: miake a big reduction in prices. 1 t0etonr rices Our stock of Wdhave the largest and best ercr brought to western Kansas. If yoii eed In pair of Boot or Shoes 1 wi Pjjj Jn ra boys shoes.

We do childrens school shoes is the largest and best in yew trade. Wo also sow and peg all our goods tot rip, mot care for prolit, what we want is the money, and be of same'we remain' oursTo PleaSfc ifree of charge. -Thanking oar many friends and customers for past GEO. 31 AUTE IEGGS TAKEN IN TRADE. habeas corpus? And finally don't you know that the republicans d6 mmM bocal News, An Open Letter.

But again you have also been reported as saving that, "the present not want to raid these institutions Oysters; Oysters, at Falkenburgs. Jay Falkenbnrg, keeps fresh Oysters, at the palace luuch counter. Jt. fi. Skill in will take eggs aDd because it will expose prominent re state administration has been collect ing boodle for the campaign fund1, Lebanon September 8th, See call for caucus on this poultry in exchange for goods.

ft 'pi oil from the lotteries, joints ana gamo- publicans? And dont you know that almost the entire influence of the republican party (which is in Al Breon returned to the city Tuesday to "remain permanently. Al has been ling houses, said to exist in rkansas Citv and other cities of the first class in Kansas, which are under the metropolitan police system. That this the majority there) is thrown against XjBAioisr, ICS down in the Strip but he didn't una anv Lebanon's down there. Al is a the power of the police commission good fellow and we hope he will con f.l Hall, Proprietor. clude to be satisfied.

boodle is paid consideration mat they shall not be molested in their nefarious business." You doubtless Ipage. Oil cake, for sale by Wagner Heyde at office of Farmers Shipping Aesocia-'tion. A letter from W. J. Larimer locates 1 him tt Ong Nebr.

and we hope doing 'well. Jay Falkinberga lunch counter is the place for a good eqare meal; cooked 1 to order. We will accept on subscription a lim- ited number of pigs, weighing not less than forty pounds. John A. Dickson and wife returned Largest Hue of school supplies in know that I am treasurer of the Pop ulist state central committee, and as town, at the post Pens.

Pencils, Ink, School crayon, Blackboard such, receive and pay out all money ers? Then Mr. Troutman, why are not you and other republicans honest, "and tell the people the actual 'facts about these matters? Why attempt to mislead the people of the state by charging that the Populist state administration is responsible for the condition of affairs over which your Call And see us SATISFACTION GUARaNTEED. 'Will exchange Flour for your Whet on the most reasonable terms. rVill buy your Wheat at Highest Market Price. collected for campaign purposes; and as to vour statement, I wish to say that it is wholly and entirely un erasers, Ink and Pencil tablets, Killers, School Companions, and Slates.

Prices below competition. 0. Glenn, Lead. Our Mills are new and complete every Oar prices. 0.

K. Flour 80ceni3 per sack. Royal Gem 75 cents true. I have not received one dollar from the sources such as you mention for campaign purposes, or Wednesday, from an extended trip party officials have absolute 'control'? for any other purpose, nor win i re CALL FOR VOLUNT EERS- through th strip country heliaire's ball nine came over Thurfc- ceive it under any as Let the people be the judges. Very truly yours, mv sworn statement after election It is desired that as many as Can will day of this week and thi Daniel C.

Zercher. come to Lebanon on Thursday the 6th Lebanon boys to the tune of 16 to 32. will As vou know the new election law, passed in requires me to make a swern statement with-within 30 days after the next election stating specifically all monies receiv of Sep. to help in constitution of speak, ers stand shade and seats, for the accommodation of the thousands who "will be here vo hear Gov, L. D.

Lewelling ed by me for campaign purposes. on the 8oh. Ban your sledges, TOWNSHIP CAUCUS There 'will be a caucus of the Peoples partv voters of Webster township Smith county. Kan. at Stuart, oh Saturday September 15th 1894 at 3 p.

for the pupose of nominating township officers to be voted for at the coming November election. from whom received, and for what hammers and axes with you and come Christian evangelist. I. T. LeBarou.

will preach at the Christian church in 'this city, on Sunday Sept. 9th 8 p.m. Palaae Lunch Counter for your Oysters, put up to order. Patronize the only first class lunch counter in the city. A horse race at the track Wednesday between Al nolliers horse and a Cedar-'Tille racer drew a small crowd.

Collier won. prepared to do something. expended, I am not surprised that vou with XjTJISIBEJ CO. vour long training with former re- nnhlican administrations in such Fred S. Myers.

Sup. of construction. Early Monday morning last, another gentle horse, done Rome very wly work in this citv. As Gecrge C. McNeice, S.

L. Amis, township committeeman. OAK TOWNSHIP. methods, should presume that the same things exist in the Populist party, but such is not the case, Mr. Troutman.

And besides, vou know as a member of the las There will be a caucus of the Peo- H. Rabb, goes to Louisville Col orado nlp'a nartv voters of Oak township at was mounting the family nag, the saddle twisted in such shape, as to cans Is the place to buy your lumber mateiial. See us before you buy. J. R.

HUMPHREY, Manager, Adam's hail in the city of Lebanon, the animal to throw him, fend kick him twice, fracturinff the law in two ON SATURDAY SEPT. 15th '94, legislature, that the anti-lottery bill passed by the Populist senate, was at 3. for the purpose 01 nomma places. Doctor Bower the family phy infr tnwnahin officers to be 'voted for messaged to the republican house V. sician.

called in Doctor Dykes, and re at the November election. next Wednesday, to visit a brother, and try the mountain breezes as a health bracer. Sam. Maneeley, a good Journal sub- scriber of Hellaire, was trading in the city Wednesday, and remembered the Journal. Thomas Murty, of Bellaire.

and F. chelf of centre, are two friends that remembered the Journal for a years sub--scription, the past week. J. A. Wright, Com.

duced the fracture and placed Geor ge on the rapid road t6 recovery. March 3d, and was not called up until March 11th, when it was amended, too late for the senate to take We only haye one dozen ladies trim After a few months vacation at his CITY -MEAT 1 Viat.K left which vou can bay at re home near Cora, R. C. Simmons, returned Wednesday evening to coutinue diculouslt low prices. A.

Derge Co, action thereon before adjournment. It was largely through the influence of representative J. K. Cubbison, of Wyandotte county, that this bill was delayed, amended and thereby defeated. Mr.

Cuboison was renomi THE STOCKTON ACADEMY. his sciiooi near Marysville Kansas. Young Simmons is a son of Mr. and Mrs, H. L.

Simmons of Cora, and that the directors, at the close of his school this spring, near Marysville, among strangers, requested him to return, its eighth This institution begins W. W. Pennington. Las been is the city a conple of weeks, assisting the workman in repairing his large store building opposite the Journal office. North Central Arkansas never has sfthool vear Sent.

5th. 1894, It of- nated, no doubt, on account of past fer3 five literary courses of study. services in assisting prominent re and teach them another term, speaks volumes for the young mans ability as a 1. Classical, 3 years, fully pre publican lotterymen in Kansas City, NOTICE: 1ST We carry all kinds 6f Fresh and Salt MEATS, aad teacher and governor Of schools. May paring for Washburn College.

Kans. James F. Legate says Mr also Dav the Highest Market Price for youi1 fat Butcher Stock. Come and the vounff nau prosper in his chosen Scientific, years, fully pre Cubbison received $3,000,00 for his see us in the stand known as he Rosenthal meat rharket. vocation, is the wish of the Journal, paring for Washburn College.

help in defeating this anti-lottery William Woods, Proprietor. and big many friends, 3. Normal, 2 years, for teachers bill, (Legate you know, is consider had a crop failure. If you wish to know about that country write to Geo. W.

Reed, Heber, enclosing stamp for reply. We are in 'receipt of a letter 'frdm our friend Chas. M. which locates him at Blue Springs Nebr. rushing a rushing business, characteristic 'of his genial business qualifications.

County commissioner W. H. Periy and wife, of Centre, Came over to mill 4. Commercial, 1 year, for those ed good authority by republicans who wish a practical businesg educa now days, Cubbison was renomi In Memory, Mrs. Sarah.

J. Hills, Sarah Jane Hills as born Sept 13th tion in a short time. nated on an anti-lotterj platform. 5. Common school studies, It is the same old thicg over again, year, preparing for any of the above 1857 Worth county Mo.

At the age of nine years, moved with her parents the people have the platform and the Wednesday. Bill Perry nas made a courses. lotterrymen have th candidate to Fremont county Iowa. Lived there Now Mr. Troutman, don you Its musical conservatory offers ex tended courses of study piano.

until she was 'married to Levi Hills June 24th 1877 and in the year 1883 know that the republicans have the nroran. and voice, including shorter Mayor and council of Kansas City, moved to Smith county Kansas, where she lived until her death August 22nd courses in harmony, musical history Kansas, that make the ordinances un 1894. good county commissioner, and we admire him for his firmness and good Albert Breon, hastetumedand made arrangements to put in a grinder at the blacksmith shop of Defenbaugh Tireon. on east Kansas Avenue. These two gentlemen will "ontinue business at the old stand adding a corn crusher, for meal or chop feed.

Defenbaugh theory of music, and chorus singing der which the metropolitan police A loved one from our midst has gone In short hand we require a speed up to the dome, Her spirit from this Store. -0)Dealer Ih(0- system is governed? Don't you know that the republicans also have earth has flown to its eternal home. the county attorney, sheriff, probate of one hundred and twenty-five words a minute and thirty-five words on typewriter for graduation. We use the eclectic system. 'of short hand Her death unto our hearts inflict a wound both deep and sore; and unto us judge court of common pleas and such Borrow brings as ner'e was felt Breon at the old stand of IBreons before.

finally the supreme court of the Btate? Don't you know that on the blacksmith saop. The following teachers, nave been Her life was one of nbbleBt worth and the Remington typewriter. We try to surround all students with a healthful christian influence application of fifty citizens of Wyan and a host of friends had she: who in retained to teach in the districts named. our sad bereavement, lent their heart dotte couLty, they can have a grand Lebanon schools: Prof. W.

Gaynor, regarding correct moral character as jury to investigate these lotteries, iert "principal; Miss Ola "Edlm. Idiiss Caddie Smith, Miss Minnie Livertnore. Price She left with womanly Willingness. joints, and gambling dens said to 6f great importance in the future citizens of our Republic Special at without recret or sigh; lor Angels forms did beckon her, and Closed her dying tention eiven to elocution and Eh- eves. Abound the hearthstone of ow home Sheif and heavy Hi3ware, Tinware, Wyldi Warrented cuttlery, Bug gies, Road and sprW wag High and medium grad Bjcycle8 Baker Barb Wir I have only "Baker Perfect" Barbed wire the city, and am below competition.

CalUt our new store and get my caw prices before, buying. Yours for business, L. P. B1RC1LFIELD exist there, if tuey wish to do s6? And don't you know that when a Populist attorney general undertook to close them and arrested a prominent lottery man, that a republican judge released him ou a writ of school house, district 42; Mr. Charles i3.

George. Rogers district, No. Jl, Mr. "Charles Calloway. District 54, Miss Maggie MoKim; Fowler district; Mis Cora Emerson'; Tfueblood district, Mr.

Charles Buchanan, Oood district; Fairview lira. Samuel Bloomer. she leaves a vacant chair; but through D. glish composition. Expenses low.

Send for catalogue. E. Sherman Principal Stockton Kansas. faiths light we hope at death in heaven to se her face, Correspondent. A.