Daily Standard from Wellington, Kansas • 3

THE RANDALL TARIFF BILL. wagon blocks and like blocks, roufh, hewn or squared only, provided that if an export duty is laid on such articles W. A. BLACK, Willia Folks removed. WUlia Folk removed.

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Willis Folks removed. Willis Folks removed. shall pay duty as before this act. All lumber and metal necessary to construct and equip vessels built here for foreign cent; ban or shapes of rolled iron not especially enumerated or provided for in this act, one and two-tenths of 1 cent account or foreign trade are admitted per pound, provided that all iron in labs, blooms, loops or other forms, less free, but vessels so built are not to en gage in the coastwise trade more than finished than iron in bars and more ad' two months in a yearexcept on payment vanced than pig iron, except castings, be of the duties taken off. There shall be REAL ESTATE BROKER, levied on all raw and manufactured articles not enumerated, 10 per cent ad valorem and on all articles manufactured wholly or in part not enumerated, 20 Willis Folks removed.

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Pittsburg Lump and Nut and Osage Coal at $5.00 per Ton at the Scales per cent ad valorem. All fees exacted and oaths adminis rated as iron in bars, and pay a duty accordingly, and none of the above iron pay a less rate of duty than 85 per centum ad valorem; provided, further, that all iron bars, blooms, billetts or sizes or shapes of any kind, in the manufacture of which charcoal is used as fuel, be subject to a duty of not less than $32 per ton. GENERAL CHANGES PROPOSED, The entire lint of iron and steel manufactures is reduced, almost without ex tered by officers of the customs depart WELLINGTON, KANSAS. ment are abolished and declarations and fixed salaries substituted. All foreign Pittsburg at track, $5.00 merchandise may be withdrawn from bond for consumption within three years Fittsburg at track, $5.00.

Pittsburg at track, $5.00. on payment of the accrued duties and charge. All cuts made by other deal Pittsburg at track, $5.00 Pittsburg at track. $5.00 Pittsburg at track, $5.00 The remainder of the bill deals with informal regulations and the punishment ers met. so long as our money Correspondence answered promptly.

Always have on hand a of bribery. Pittsburg at track, $5.00. Pittsburg at track, $5.00, holds out, we will be found at Willis Folks' old stand, selling Fatal Shooting Near Attica. Pittsburg at track, $5.00. few extra good investments.

ception, though the reductions are often only slight. A few new clasiflcations in the metals, such as gold pens, are created. In wood and manufactures of wood the same reductions are observable. There are no changes made in the present sugar schedule except a new provision requiring sugar drainings or sweepings to pay duty as sugar or molasses according to test, an increase of the duty ou confectionery not enumerated from ten to 15 cents per pound and the addition of a section imposing a tariff of 1 cent a The following particulars of a fatal accidental shooting which occurred near Attica, in Harper county, last Thurs day, by which one boy killed one and Coal, Ellsworth Co seriously wounded another Of his com Pittsburg at track, $5.00 Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Lea orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

Leave orders Garrett Paul's. H. Smith, President. John Bbadi.bv, Vice-President. panions, we clip from the Advocate, of that city.

All the boys were mere lads C. Tbowhbidom, Secretary J. (i. Smith, Treasurer. and the sad affair furnishes another les pound on glucose or grape sugar.

son against the danger of the careless AT CHICAGO. ft Sita Fra Loan Relating to tobacco the following use of firearms. The Advocate says: Chicago, March 13. The wires of the changes are made: Leaf wrappers, un "Yesterday about 4 p. m.

about one of the saddest incidents occurred we have Western Union Teiegraph Company, Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. stemmed, 60 cents; stemmed 80 cents; AND- wmun were completely aemousnea be unmanufactured tobacco, 30 cents. ever been called upon to record, the parr Investment Company, tween Chicago and eastern points by yes Horses and mules are assessed $10 ticulars of which we get from Dr.

J. Wilson, who was summoned to attend, Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. teraays storm, are still a very bad shape.

There is but one dnplex Authorized Capital, $100,000.00, per head; cattle, hogs and sheep, 60 cents; other live animals, 20 per cent. Charles Parkhurst, a lad aged about Paid In, $20,000.00 12, was engaged in herding cattle south wire to New York that can be used, while Washington, Baltimore Among the other changes are: Oranges in bulk, $1.65 per hops, 6 cents a Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

WE CAN LOAN MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS and Philadelphia are completely cut west of town three and while at his duties, was visited by Charles Shleppy and George Shleppy, on irom airect communication Irom on terms to suit tne Dorrower, and can Rive you the best rates to be had Neeotiates First Mnrt. age Loans and Municipal Bonds for Insurance Conmanies. Savings Banks. Kilnr-atinnni icipal the west. The storm reported, has cnomcui xusiiuiuuiis, iruswjes ana rrivaie individuals, (jome and see us: we ill riii von irnnii OFFICE, State National Bank Wellington Kansas.

subsided this morning. Meagre reports of the signal service office indicated that the storm was very violent along the DIRECTORS. Hon. A. H.

Smith. W. C. Glnize, John Bradley. E.

C. Trowbridge, W. D. Murrell. Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Paul's. brothers, aged 12 and 10.

Soon after, another boy named Mclntire came on to the ground, having a double-barreled breech-loading shotgun, but which was unloaded. He (Mclntire) laid the gun north Atlantic coast, sweeping over the states of New York, Pennsylvania and down and one of the other boys picked Ohio. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

Sumner County MARBLE WORKS. it up. Then they began imitating glass Mania re and Southern Ku ball shooting. In a little while the gun was laid down again, and Parkhurst Joint Time Table. SODTHKBN KANSAS.

From Kansas fill v. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. Leave orders Garrett Paul's. went to look after the cattle.

During his absence the gun was loaded, and upon pound; salt in bags, sacks and packages, 10 cents per 100 pounds, and in bulk, 8 cents. The only change made in wines, liquors is the inclusion of a new section fixing a duty on malt extract at 0 cents per gallon in casks, 40 cents in bottles or jugs and 40 per cent ad valorem on solid extract, while cherry and prune juice or wine or other fruit wines containing not more than twenty per cent alcohol are to be taxed 50 cents per gallon, or if containing more, ginger beer or ale, 25 cents per dozen bottles for three-quarter pints and 50 cents on one and one-half pints. COTTON AND WOOLEN MATERIALS. All cotton cloth not exceeding 100 threads to the square inch, counting the warp and fillings, not bleached, dyed, colored, stained, painted or printed, valued at over 6 cents per square yard; bleached, valued at over 8 cents per square yard, and dyed, colored, stained no. w.

Accommodation, arrives 8:00 p.m. nu. io. xaaammer. kitivhm ni Leave orders Garrett Paul's.

No. T7 Passenger, arrives 11 n. reward KaiiHax No.78. Passenger, leaves 4:15 a. No.

74. Passenger, leaves in. his return to the boys, he picked it up and leveled it at one of the Shleppy boys, remarking, 'If you were a jack rabbit I would kill and pulled the trigger. To his horror the gun was No. 86.

Accommodation. 8:45 a.m. SOUTHERN KANSAS HITNNEWRI.I. RRAtfPn No. 73 Passenirer.

leaven F. M. Peniwell DEALERS IX Marble and Granite Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, Chain and Iron Fence. All kinds of Cemetery work neatly executed. N.

Washington WELLINGTON, KAN. u. i. j-oBaeuicer, arrives m. loaded and discharged and he had killed 8AVTA FB MAIM LIMB, Eastward one and dangerously wounded one of his companions.

rom the fact that there No 402, Passenger, leaves 6:05 p. in, Westward. No. 4(H. i'assancer.

arrives 9 a. m. was but one shot fired, the Shleppy boys SANTA PE CALDWKLL BRANCH Westward. must have been standing one behind the other, the smaller in front. The charge took effect in the neck of George, just No.

508. Passenger, leaves 7:35 p. No. 501 Passenger, leaves 11 :04 a. Leave orders next to Post Office.

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Leave orders next to Post Office. Leave orders next to Post Office. Leave orders next to Post Office. Leave orders next to Post Office. Ecstward.

No. 502. Passenger, arrives 8:47 a. ni No. 504.

Passenger, arrives. 8:26 d. PAS HANDLE KXTKN8ION. Westward. back of the jugular artery, passing on and striking Charles in the region of the heart, passing out at the back, killing him almost instantly.

Mr. Shleppy, the father of the boys, was in town at the time, and was immediately sent for, also No. 481. Accommodation, leaves. 7.i painted or printed, valued at over 10 cents per square yard, are assessed 35 percent ad valorem; cottons between 100 to 200 threads to the square inch, not bleached, 2 cents per square yard, bleached, 3 cents; dyed and stained, 4 and 35 per cent ad valorem; cotton exceeding 200 threads, not bleached, 3 cents; bleached, 3 cents, dyed 5 cents, Ti smalbb mm cot any.

INCORPORATED. Wellington, Kansas. 1 o- No. 401. Passenger, leaves Eastward.

No. 402. Passenger, arrives. 6 Wp. No.

432. Accommodation, arrives. 10:00 d. All above trains run Into the Southern Kunuu surgical aid. When Dr.

Wilson arrived at the scene the elder boy was dead, but railway depot. F. (i. PAY, Agent. Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska.

A General Farm Mortgage Business he dressed the other's wound and says he will recover. Authorised Oapital, Paid 1 OFFICERS) Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. According to the information at hand no other blame is attachable to the Parkhurst boy than on the ground of Chas.

B. Findro, Secretary-Treasurer F. J. SMVKN8, Ass't Treasurer and ManagM A. P.

Mahtik, President. 0. II. Dvb, 1st Vice-President and Manager tf Western OlBee. A.

A. Bubbaok, 2d Vice-President, GOING RAW. Chicago Hail and Express Chicago Fast Line 7:88 p. m. Accommodation Freight 8:35 a.

m. OOINO WJtNT. Chicago Hall and Express 8 :62 p. m. Chicago Fast Line 8:26 a.

m. Accommodation Freight .8:56 p. m. No. 2.

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1. No. 3. No. 61.

r.asteru umce. careless handling of firearms. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. W.

H. Blood, Assistant Secretary. B. Chism, General Examiner. DIRECTORS i Of course this affair is heartrending to AH east bound passenger trains go both to Canon City Coal.

the parents of the boys and deep sympa Augustus P. Martin, O. L. Briras, E. F.

Leland, A. A H. B. Bird, Framington, Mass. It, w.

Kicaarason, Boston, Mass. nnuson vhj suu oi. josepii, ana connect witn all trains east. Edwin W. Winn.

Agent. thy is felt for them." J. W. 0. M.

Dye, Chas E.Flandro, Wellington, Kansas. Eastern Office. No. 4. P.

O. Square, Boston, Mass. HILAR. The chief topic in this locality is the Go to J. M.

TRESTER, -The ') and 35 per cent ad valorem. In flax, hemp, jute, oil cloths, bags, the changes while not great are generally reductions. Clothing and combing wool are unchanged and carpets and other wools are assessed 3 cents and ring waste, thread waste, yarn waste, top waste and other similar products of wool 30 cents per pound, which is a new provision. Woolen cloths, shawls, are reclassified as are silks, women and children's dress goods, bunting and lasting, but carpets are generally unchanged. Paper hangings and writing and drawing papers are assessed 20 per cent ad valorem; printing paper 1 cents per pound.

Furs, dressed but unmanufactured, are placed at 20 per cent ad valorem; gloves, kid or goat, from $3 to $5 per dozen; glovesor otherdressed leather and known as glace finish, from $2 to $4 per dozen; gloves of undressed leather from $2 to $4 per dozen, fur trimmed or hard times, yet we hear of no one suffer Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal.

Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. Canon City Coal. ing.

All seem hearty and have plenty to eax. Southern Kansas Mortgage Co Watchmaker Jeweler For Bargains in Watehes, Jewelry and Clocks. LOANS MADE on Diamonds, Jewelery, and Watches, tar-224 N. Washington Avenue. We have heard of a few cattle dying, but if we have an early spring as now indicated, there will be little mortality among stock of any kind.

Farmers are pushing ahead their plowing. Some are nearly through sowing WELLINGTON, KANSAS. $300,000, Coal from track. Capital, oats. Coal from track, Coal from track, Coal from track, ROSElt, THE JEWELER, 106 X.

Washington Avenue, Mr. Amnion, who has been been away some weeks carpentering, has returned home. He is a workman that is in de Coal from track. Does a General Farm Mortgage Business in Kansas. And makes A Specialty of Loans in Sumner Co.

and Vicinity. Princinal and interest Da.vable at its office in Wellington. Kn mand in hard times. Coal from track. C.

H. Roberts, having finished his Coal from track, Coalfrom track, FREEMAN. school at South Haven, has returned home looking hale and hearty. Charley always ready when title "is perfect. Rates always as low as the money market will warrant.

Call and see. Homiepathlo Physician and Sursteon. Coal from track. is one oi our oest teachers. Office Second stairway north of Arlington G.

A. lloberts, having finished his OFFICERS, Hotel, Coal from track. Coal from track. Residence No. 217 South street.

Jolm T. Sliowalter, Prest, andOitn. Manager H. Waver, Secretary. lined $1 additional, piquesewed 50 cents additional, and embroidered 50 cents.

Other changes are gun powder, valued at 20 cents per pound, 5 cents; aboye 8 cents; matches 10 cents per gross for boxes containing not more than 100 matches, and when imported 1 cent per school, has gone to Fort Scott to attend college. Miss Myrtle Miller, havinc taueht out Telephone No. 90. wm. a.

JMcurme, 1st vice msi Jno. v. Thomson, Anst. Sec'y and Treas. Thos.

Mrown. 2d Vice Prest. L. FrmitMsst. Bookkeeper, Phil.

H. Hoflinun.Sd Vice Prest. K. Barrett, (jenl. Examiner.

O. E. Davis, Asst. Examiner WELLINGTON, KANSAS, 1,000 matches; pipes and smokers' arti WELLINGTON C0BK1CE WORKS, M. R.

JACKSON, Prop. Make to order all kinds and deierlntions ot SEND YOUR ORDER FOR cles not enumerated, 60 per cent ad valorem, and common cluy pipes, 25 cent. iron cornice work. Roofing and house llnlnir OK SHORT KOTISK. Sections prohibit the importation of f.

Breneman. T. Stone. JOB PRINTING BRENEMAN fc STWE, Physician ind Burgeons, Office In Marble Blook Drug Store. Telepbon WEI LiNGTON.

KAN. -TO THK- her term at Shoal school house, No. 172, has engaged to teach the spring term at Olive Your correspondent drove into the capital city last Sunday, attended the Christian church and heard a most excellent sermon by Mr. W. II.

Kern, the pastor, hitler Kern has done a good work at Wellington, and is held in high esteem. A grand revival has recently closed in his church, and sixty-nine members added. Returning home I stopped with Mr. J. W.

Carter and took dinner. John is meeting with great success as a school tcRcher; having taught the winter term at May Held, Long Branch seized upon him for the spring term. W. II. Milne, who traded for property at Argonia a short time ago and removed there, is well pleased with his new home.

Solon. (lallfornla banned Goods. California, canned goods at 20 and 25 cents at A. Hull's grocery store, PittHbui'g, Weir City and Osage coal five dollars per ton. Wellington Fukl Aoency.

Blue grass seed atC. A. Hall's grocery store, Coal from track. Coal from track. Coal from track.

Coal from track. Coal from track. Coal from track. Coal from track. Coal from track.

Coal from track. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yardn. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards.

Willis Folks Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards. Willis Folks' Union Depot Yards.

South Washington A venue. Houth Washington Avonue. mouth Washington Avenue. South Washington Avenuo. South Washington Avenue.

South Washington Avenue. South Washington Avenue. South Washington Avenue. South Washington Avenue. Osage at track, 5.00.

Osage at track, $5.00. JCLEDE HOTEL, Mrr. M. F. Hawkins, Prop.

STANDARD OFFICE, BOARD, I8.B0 PER WEEK. McrIh, 2A Cents. SUA N. WnHhlngton Wellington, Ramus, Where you can obtain work executed in the highest Htyle of the art, at Living lVices. obsceno hooks, pictures or images, or of instruments or drugs intended for immoral purposes; of neat cattle or neat ca ttle hides from countries where contagion exists; of opium containing less than nine per cent of morphia and of opium prepared for smoking.

ADDITIONS TO THE fHKK LIST. A number of articles are enumerated in the free list, the principnl ones being as follows: ArHenic, aconite, crude aluminum, amber articles manufactured here, exported and returned unimproved; cinchona and others, quinine corks, bologna sausages, books twenty years old, crude borax, gold or silver bullion, char, coal, anthracite coal, coal tar, coffee, cocoa, zante and other currants, rough diamonds, fresh fish, fish for bait, guanos, horsehair and human hair, bides, rawskius, raw, crude rubber, lemons and limes, crude oplus containing over 00 per cent of morphia, paper stock of every kind, pepper, phosphates sulphate of qulnia, rags not otherwise specilied, mineral waters, raw silk, silk worms, eggs, sponges, tea, tin or tea and pig! tin, loga and timber not further manufactured than hewn, squared or sldod, and hubs, GEORGE II. CHOUSE, rH I PLCMBEB, Is prepared to do All Plumb Minds of House and Htreet Jag on Short Notice. Onion acts at Maxey Bros. Book Frintin, (Jo to tlie Mercliunt Tailoring Parlors of If.

Hull and mse the largnst stock Osage track, 15.00. Olage at track, 15.00. Osage at track, $5.00. Wkdihno Invitations, BiliL PltOdltAMMKH, LtTmut Heads, Hit.i, HtfAWi, Ptatkmknim NVMUM-m. Law LbxjaL Blank, BtMtNim ClHCULAIM, POHTKB WOMK, 0ouit IhwrmMo.

vt twployi none but skilled workmen, and ins rk all flmJ-claM. His charges art res onat Is Is materials all the bent that oan bt purcnassd. when In need of plumbing work Wel I III, Office and Shop he Water Office, 911 South Washington Avenu of Imported and Domestic cloths for ulU, Spring Overcoats, Ac, ever Osage at track. $5.00, Osage at track, $0.00. bruudhtiuto Wellington.

M. Wiixon, Cutter and Manager, Osage at track $5.00..