The Monitor from Wheaton, Kansas • 4

returned from by acclimation, of Blaine, was in 0. W. Washburn Oklahoma last week, Mrs. Cantwell, yesterday. The Bipdbucan Contention.

The republican county convention I. N. Barnett, of Rock Creek, was nominated ior the office of sheriff by frost Some claim that there was a was called to order by D. Hart, Geo. R.

Smith, and J. N. Myers, of here, Sunday night. Leavenworth Kansas' and 'Western GOING EAST, Passenger. I.OOa.ni.

Accommodation p.m. GOING WEST, Palssenger Accommodation 4:45 p. F. I. Cooper, Agent.

chairman of the county committee. Louisville, was named by F. J. Craw Phil Thorne and wife are visiting Mr. Topeka.

The east bound freight came in ahead of time, Monday! til and the call was read by W.E. Coch. ford. The ballot resulted ia Jthe The merry-go round paid no respect to the Sabbath. choice of Barnett by a vote of G7 to run, the secretary.

"The temporary organization was made by electing C2 We wonder why a certain Onaga Editor Haughawout, of the Onaga J. K. Codding and J. W. For register of deeds, B.

H. Tracy young man comes here so often, Herald, was in town, Monday. Richards secretary, The following named S. Haacke, of JWamego, Country Produoe Market. Egs, per dosen, Hut tar per pound JjiirU per pound J'oultry (hens) per pound at committees wera then appointed: On permanent organization C.N and 0, J.

Grover placed the name of A. S. Fox, of Mill Creek, before the J. Gallagher wue in attendance Mr. Holland's funeral, Monday.

i he section hands have been improving the track, just west of town. opringa pel pound, Baker, 0. Fagerburg, John Brown, convention. The name of W. E.

Koostors per dosen $1 60 Low Alexander's teams have been We print 100 return envelopes for j0e McMillan, Ed Lewis. Cochrun was withdrawn by Geo. 10c -only 10c a package. Everyone hauling lumber out for his new barn. Rules and order of business Sam Duncan.

The ballot resulted Fox, LOCAL NEWS. Cooler weather. needs them. 59; Haacke, 70. Huoy, G.

S. Merritt, W. S. Shehi Z. R.

Detwiler, M. L. Wilson. Millinery Opening at Mrs. H.

F. H. E. Barrett, for surveyor; and If you need a good farm wagon, Stoves are going up. Kufahl's, commencing Monday, Sept.

25. GOING DOWN HILL. People suffering from Kidney Diseases, feel a gradual but steady loss of strength and vitality. They should lose no time in trying Foley's Kidney Cure, a Guaranteed Preparation. Resolutions Geo.

R. Smith, E.D. r. j. i iinn, oi uiaino, ior coro Wilson Ivufahl have the Bam, an Frank Challis was in town, ner were each nominated by acclim Anderson, O.

J. Grover, S. M. Holder, 0. D.

Hobbs. old reliable wagon. ation. Thos. McGerty attended the funer Credentials F.

Codding, Ben A lady was here in the interests The nominations were all made al services of Tat Holland, at Irish at of the xta a Loan company. This Duncan, W. H. True, John Creek church, Monday. unanimous before the close of the Timothy Maddan is visiting Blaine.

Rupert. company is all right. convention, J. he engine for the new road came Howard Johnston was elected read In the dist.ilct convention which is visiting in Delos Pike was in town, Monday, last Saturday and ran off the track Mrs. Lois Ingalsbe topeka.

ing clerk. met afterward, B. F. Green distributing the bills for his sale, south of Blaine tin same day, Then for half an hour before din was nominated without a dissenting which occured yesterday. was Mri Rairdon, of Irish Creek, ner, Hon.

J. Jvl. Muicr, ot Council vote. He Is an excellent man, as Bring your job work to the Moni Grove, congressman from the Fourth are all the other candidates named, tor office. We will give vou satis People are using the bed of the delivered a speech to which there and we predict will prove winners in in town, Monday.

Dry Goods, Groceries etc. at Wed erbrook Hale's. Kansas and Southern as a public faction in both work and prices. was a hearth response, and cheer highway, Where it is convenient. One of the little children of Mr.

after cher greeted his words. Hot Blast heaters, Air Tight heat- and Mrs. A. about three On motion of 0. J.

Grover, the J. F. Wcderbrook attended the miles south of town, has the whoop- ers, Gem oak heater and Super- county central committee for the en Pike sale, yesterday. the long race. The convention, after certifying to the nominations to the county clerk, adjourned.

There was not an absent delegate, every seat being filled. Enthusiasm was rampant on this occasion, (From our regular correspondent.) stoves at mg cough suing year was chosen, the followln, ior and Sunshine cook Wederdrook Hale's. the social AU had a good time at Messrs. Garrison and Shelley, of being named; Green, E. Marks; Spring Creek, Wednesday eyeniug.

Westmoreland, were in town, Mon Sylvian Klein, a French Jew liv Nason; Mill Creek, A. McClellan A Kansas City Journal man was day, trying to interest the people in ing in Topeka, was born in Stras Sherman, A. E. Brown Center, chemical oil painting. R.

Tiirmons St. Marys, Andy Nel burg, a few miles from Dreyfus' old home, and knew Dreyfus when he Hand in your subscription. ooooo.oooooooo VoT joj WL CONDON, jo ici' PROPRIETOR Of THK i i i 4 lti town, Wednesday. A large number attended the nic on Irish Creek, Tuesday. pic- son; B.uo, Jcob Springer; Shannon Reuben Kelly and Chas.

Dolittle, Bring our job Work to the Moni was a boy, -Ex. of near Neuchatel, were in town. Wm. Curl; Grant, E. D.

Anderson tor office. Monday, on their way to attend the wed Rock Creek, D. Hart; Louisville, L. N. Eggers; Emmett, J.

F. Mc It is said that there will be a ding in town about Oct. 1st, OPENING! Westmoreland convention the next 0 day. Westmoreland. T5riner in vour iob work we'll do I will have my Dr.

Brandenburg will be in Whea- you good work at reasonable prices. A sneak thief entered the home of Clear Creek, J. N. Force; Lincoln, S. M.

Holder; Pottawatomie, D. S. McAllister; Wamego, Howard Johnston; St. Clerc, 0. D.

Hobbs; Blue ton Oct. 6th and 7th, atWheat- Judge "J'homson, at Burlingame, and Full line of Hardware, Tinware, first fall opening Till, hnnnn hu tatelv been fnrn- on hotel, prepared for all work stole and carried off 1223 worth of and Cutlery at Wederbrook Hale's; known to the profession. Satisfac Valley, 0. Fagerburg; Lone Tree, A. of fall and winter jewelry and plate.

He must be a iBhed with wow furniture, and Its present proprietor will spare no pains In making It first-class In evry particular. Special attea tlon shown Commercial men. tion guaranteed. H. S.

Nash, of near Vermilion nervy customer, to steal from the M. Graf; Vienna-, Geo. McVlcker; Union; Gpq. Carley; Belvue, John passed through hero with a drove of MILLINERY ludgie who might have the job of HsQtionable, Kautz. Louisville had another fire last cattle, Tuesday.

trying him for his crime. After dinner, the committees re week, in which the livery stable late commencing on S. Anderson has bought the Mrs. Force returned from her visit ly purchased by Henry Blanka was ported, that of the committee on resolutions being as follows: old furniture store building and Mrs. with relatives and friends in West- destroyed.

One of B'arika's horses, Monday Sept. 25 Anderson will movti tret1 Variety store inoreland, Tuesday. Be it resolved by the republicans one belonging to a doctor there, one and extend cordial invitations and millinery stock thereto. Bill is belonging to Jesse Scritchfield, of of Pottawatomie county, in conven of the merry-go-round men, to all the Ladies to come and spreading" out in great shape, lately.1 near Westmoreland, and a team of tion assembled: Mpksi-b. Hahn and Selki went to look oyer my.

line of beautr The Wamego water-works celebra- Newt Barnett's were burned, The First, That we reaffirm theprin-- Marysville, fast week. I ful trimmed HATS and ciples of Republicanism as contained Hon last week, was a howling succes loss is said 10 De qow, with an in NEARLY Mfty-eigM Years Old Chas. O'Meara. of Onaga, editor FANCY GOODS- in the St, Lhuis platform. in every particular.

Everything surance ot $20'). bf The Western Homeseeker, was in We heartily endorse came to pass as advertised and on town the first of the week. H. F. KUFAHL.

schedule time. Chief Hale, his fire the able, economical, and patriots administration of Wm. McKinley, Populist Capcus. men and trained horses were the Ed Ingalsbe aud H. H.

JJushey at John Morton lost his pocket book. chief attraction, and won praises on The Populist voters of Clear Creek! tended the republican convention as and the state administration as conducted by Governor Stanley. containing $70, Wednesday. Sev all hands. The tiand contest was township will meet lti caucus at their delegates from here) Tuesday.

eral joined in a hnnt and it was qis- also good, music b'eing below par be Third, That in the face of the fi usual voting precincts on Saturday, covered in the weeds west of the cause there was Bo much of it. Wa Come in and look over the fine line nancial and bus-iness conditions that September 23d, 1899, at 4 p. ml for Condon hotel, where Mr. Condon t.i.Anf! Ij.ifa of'Mra. Hiifahl's mego did hersett proud, and In fact, have existed for the past two years, the purpose of electing delegates to I ,.11 1 I 1 I IT.

1 1. .1 A' A had paid him for some cabbage that is proud of her 'ceTebration we confidently ffirm that Wm. Mc First Fall Opening next week. the ropuiislj (Jourity Convention to he had delivered a short time before. Kinlev WAS the advance ascent of be held in Westmoreland, Septem At Wamego, the other day.

your li a long life, but devotion to the true nl-'turests and prosperity of the American has won for It new friends as the years rdliod by tmd the original members of Its family passed to'tbelr reward, and thcee admirers are loyal and steadfast to-day, wKti 'fa'lth In Its teachings, and confidence In tb Information wllicli It brings to their homes and flres'lllea. As a natural consequence It enjoy In Its old age all the vitality and vigor of Its youth, strengtUcdea fend ripened by the experiences of over half a century. It has lived bn'itrs merits, and on the cordial support 6f progressive American. It Is "The New York Weekly Trfbune," acknowledged the country over as the leading National Family Newspaper. Recognltlng its value to those whs desire John Nelson is having quite a time Prosperity.

ber 25, 1899. Blaine precinct will correspondent met Prof. Roach, We would call the attention of our with the regular old fashioned ague, elect 10 delegates; Wheaton precinct mayor of was there in the Fourth, Belonging to the party He has been confined to the house will elect 3 delegates interests of the great Btreet fair to that never Vet advised a'h American readers to the statement of the Citizens' Bank of Frankfort. The figures show i't to be in a very prosper for several days, -Herald. E.

F. C'honan, president 6 hau'l down the stars and be held there Sept. "25-30 inclusive, Central Committeeman. stripes, we emphatically endorse the He is president "of Kansas Busi- ous conditon and a favorite institu Ed Shellaberger, organizer of the Knights and Ladies of Security is policyofthe administration in thi ness college, and an tion in which to deposit money. Pat in town.

He represents a good ov- ronize them-they will treat you all Philippines and assert It to be good RogerS) cafctter of the Faritf- the der. We copy the following from' Sunday Kansas City Journal right. Kepubiicamsm ana gooa pairmiism state Fankj has D0Ught the 20 made be all the news ol the State and Nation, the publisher of the MONITOR has entered Into an alliance with "The New York Weekly Tribune" that no compromise can acres north of Krashear addition to Wamego, Sept. 16. W.I ve have received a copy of the All person owing mc will please call and settle by cash or bankable which enables him to furnish both papers at the trifling cost of $1.

US the with the rebels in arms tee citv, and will cut it int6 blocks1! year. every iarmer ana every villager owes to himself, tn hit ft amily, and to the community In which he lives a cordfal Unnnnrt n( Has in foreign Iftnds, nor with tiieir McGuire, of Heriirgton, owner of the0f the premium list of the Frankfort Mystic Island joint, was shot and fair, to be held on four days com- and sell the same. There are some Ills local newspaper, as it works constantly and hnf Iringl7 If or his interests in every way, brings to his home all tho news and 'happenings friends and sympathizers at home, note before Oct. 1, 1899. W.

H. Tonison, fine residence sites on this tract mslantly killed by Andy Turner, Ueucing September 2Cth. fiesides, Fifth.That we extend our hearty colored man, Friday evening. I the regular prizes, there'are 116 spe- Supt. Weltrier has bought the Mrs F.

bobbins and Mrs. Mc oi ins neign.Dornoou, the uoingsoi his inenas, the condition and prospects for different crops, the prices In home markets, and, Intact, is a Veekly visitor which should be found In every wide-awake, progrcs-sivefamity. Just think of it! ISoth bf these papers for only tl.iiOn year. Send all subscriptions to the Monitor, Vermlllou, Kansas. congratulations and thanks to Gen.

house and two lots north of the Mcuuire ana turner had some cial prizes. The promoters ot the fair plurray, her mother, started for Los Fred Fukton, and to the brave1 school house, while Clerk of the trouoio in the which is located; are Bpnrinjr neither trouble nor ex Animus, Colorado, Tuesday morning Kansas fiovs who followed, without Court Cnmfnrt. hfLs -nnmliasfifl on Ar- on an island in the Kaw river. The la visit relatives there. They went pense to make it a success.

ar ana wunoyt reproacn, wnereve mQ rth La Th joint is reached by a stairway, which to Topeka and look the Union Pacif their ga ieir gauans coiuaei ieu. yyo au it- fn ha; AnmAAA nit. nt runs to a level of the wagon bridsre, ic from there. 0 QW afes commend to the proper county au hSuse and home, as it were. across the The patron of the thorities that a suitable county me joint steps from the bridge to the The Frankfort Fair Association B.

H. TracV, while attending morial be erected or prepared com platform on the top of the stairway, court, selected a good hat at uro. The Monitor and the Kansas City Journal, 1 year. have a balloon ascension each 'pf the last three days of the fair. On and from.

there descends ve build memorating the members of the 20th Kansas foin this county and also 1 1 Stein's, paid DO ceuts ana wmcea m.i -n. 10 40 00 the 29th, Dan Rice, will be shot out ing in wnicn ino oar is maintained. KfAlnnnmar.nlon.rn n.rr,nrnfl.rn I i The loiritists do not attach their of a cannon while in the clouds. tnose wuo leu in xne seryice i iuuir v. that lie had made a wager 6n the The Monitor and the Daily Topeka Capital, 1 4 stairway to thebridgp, and thereby 4 Bead the card of J.V.Claywell Sixth Be It further resolved, tt lne Monitor ana the flew Yoric Tribune, year.

i avoid prosepution, because they are; tf Blaine, on the first page. If you that while we express our admiration 72 a7i kltor and tho LeaVchvorth Times, 1 year on an island. The murdered man was, dealing UUU Wttll9 rat owumn y. ivv m. 1 tVfic 1 -ft fill I Llllnl? DUL 1 lllUB HlUc WIEStf.

I A l.D luuiuiui Uliu buc ucau'unuiku imi illliva, I JC(I. wvw intend to have a isale, don't fail to' ct his- terms- He will get morej for yoor goods than anyone ma hnvo in nn wmarBRRPn lq out liquor to liis patrons during the celebration of the opening of water The Monitor and the 'Kansas' City 1 25 I I 1.1... mi iir, IIUUU 5HI UUUKUIJ "WM, per mo uoys iu ui ui uu uu, can. tn other words, he under-; who made it possible for this gov- thought goes unpuuusnea. works aud establlhment of the new, Tfie ft ll -i The Monitor and the Topeka Journal, 1 year.

1 25 The Monitor aud tho fdpeka'baily Journal, 00 electric, light plant. Turner and a ernment to live, and we are heartily big divorce case between Fred in favor of a liberal system of pen- tj. and Amelia Cornell, of Wamego, white man had some trouble and slon, legislation in the Interests of was tried before Judge Thomson Turner wanted to fljfht in the joint, the veterans' of the Civil war. nicuuiro mierierea ana got into a Saturday, with the result tnat air. quarrel with Turner.

C. secured the coveted divorce, while Seventh, And whereas we, to Turner invited McGuire up on the gether with all other good citizens of Amelia was made happy with $5,000 bridge to flight it out, McGuire the Republic, recognize the dangers cold cash, and their home in that ctai ted out of the joint and was fol attohdlug the lormallon of cbmbina- town. From the evidence this pair lowed by some of his Tur tioho in and commerce, and must havo lead a happy life; wliprfirLB. w'p have srroat confidence I ifcflned. 1 1 ner ascended thq.Stairway.

At the stands his business thoroughly. in Archie Toothaker will the people at the Congregational church vhoxt Sunday evening. As bo intends start for Chicago not Tuesday to' attend a Bible institute, and this twill be the last opportunity for his friends to hear him, he will undoubtedly have a large audience. Tj. F.

Rohrbcck, editor the Onaga Courier, was in tpwn, Monday morning, He has had prepared a map ot the county and; a map oil each township, showing the names 'of all the landowners in the county, ill also containg plats of all the towns in the county. lie Is giving 4t as a premium with Lis paper at $1 a year. top he turned and said: in the good sense and patriotism of tA, evpnJ It will give you a full and onmplete review of all the local huppenlngs In and around Wheaton, besides the general news. fha nnrl Ann rWlflllflfi I i' "There's golpg to be some fun up JiKitfft Thompson did not ren- here you fellows kcop back. in the national administration, we nnc; McUulra friends did not mount mcrciorc rucvinucuu u.a.

against Westmoreland, but held it BUY GOODS IN CHICAGO ject be lert spceay soiuuon to fQ1. fm.th(,r John lie stairway, nut McGuire He reached the top and juijt as he was in the act of stepping from the stair that Wty wB.p ar WM y' Vt THE NEWS KANSAS 'OF THE WORLD u.ulHUUlu Wllll0u 0. gb. Goorre. Vorsu8 the ot government and which.

TT 0A4iAj way to the bridge to, fight the latter drew a.revolver and uhot have arlson-Jn tho past 38 fl the REPUBLICAN party. is fresh and interesting; cftn' be obtained for the cost of oijl ordinary -weekly 'paper by reading him instantly. but the jury tenco, Last Friday, John Bottenburg it went over, There was no court the coinmiltoo on permanent or Turner jPed Immediately after shooting, and, although the tillcrirf started to drive across the Jra'clf on irantfcatloii reported, fa vorlngUrlday, the temporary for the pifmanont or Thcro was a ncht frost, Moiidaji i tho crossing just west of town and not notice that the east bouud JEreight was close at hand, but the horses suw ibi and jumped just in ganlyauon, which rcpon whs aaopv monilng, not enough to do inucli, any damage. on may look for mmm 1 L. w.

Nominations then being in orderj mor'o at any timo, however; it is got- ttime that it snVedMr. Botlenburg's the name of A. P. Scritchfield, for tine; near tho season for such fool -life'. As It was, IhiJ engine struck i the hind wheel, breaking the ono on ishness, county clerk, wis placed before tho convention by E.

Anderson, and he side, horaklng theconp- on motion, he was chosen by nccllm is pursuing him with mounted. deputies, Lie capture is considered doubtful. (,,,,. Tumor's fallior Is How In tho penitentiary serving time for stealing hogs.whlch was a compromise charge to escapo a conviction for murdor. McGuire, thrt murdered man, came to Wamego a few months ogo from Heringtibu.ftnd with a partner joint.

suppwttlon Mm they arrest beptiusc, wqife fjn Jsland ifl tyi error, ns ol at'i'eStcd and pload guilty at the recent term of court, llntfole. and -throwing tne genuo Have you iriod tin Citalogut lyslem ol buying EVERYTHING youuit it Wholeiali PrfocaT can savi you 1 5 to 40 per ont.on your purohues. Wearonowariotlng md will ovimndoioupyiho hlghejl bulldtoo In Amtrlea, omploy 2,000 olerki filling country orders xoluslvoly, And will refund purohase prlci II goodi don't suit you. Our Central CalsloniM 1.000 oaaei. 16.000 We have made arrangements with the publishers of-the Capital whereby we Can offer both SAD itnan several feet upon the bunk.

The engineer came back to pick up the hut found the victim able IRONS Wuttraliuns, 60,000 quotntlom ooili ui 72 atlbti, ii Tt'o name of (Johrtson was presented by O. and tho namoflfgiJi. George fpf. treasurer was wlihdiUTOi by J. P.

jpoddintf, of Union. 'nion of 0. rover, Mr, Johnson's nymiiution was made 51 The Monitor and Semi-weekly Capital for si.Bo yer. to take care of himielf. Mr.

Bolten wufliiirusthatbedld hot hear i whlhtlo for the croaslug, but travel. LJ- tints to print end mall. We will lend to you Upon receipt ol IB oenti, lo show your good faith. UOHT03MERY mm CO. UlCHIQAN IVt.

AND MADISON IT. CHICAGO- iTit at tiite oillce orWhlirfisa all ordere t6 the MoM'ro. ung men and others on the train saf that the warning was given..