The Clearwater Sun du lieu suivant : Clearwater, Kansas • 2

HAMMERS Itttv BILLIARD PARLOR Count? Convention. Fashionable Barber. THE CLEARWATER SUN viivai'innt tn pull, the Republicans of J. Sedgwick county met in lianioui uu, -DlCALEHS TN AT.L KlKDS OF LailloB Hull' DrcMiiiff Spocliilty. CLEAinVATUlt, KA9.

"1 id VUBM8IIKU KVEHV FltlUA MOUNINU UY Implements AGeULTUfAL MOR LIBANHIMAR, Wichita, last Saturday uiormns iut the purpose of nominating candidates to the different offlces to filled at the November election." The meeting was called to order by W. E. Hutchinson, the old ciiairmau. On motion J. E.

Hcnly was elected nhsiirrmui. The usual com- Boot and Shoemaker. 'J, 23. TROVN, Clearwater JTIUDAY, AUGUST 81, 1888. mm p1' tFine Sowed Shoes for tfl.OO mllw wni'H then acpoiiiieii tuwi which an adjournment was taken un nlnnlr At.

Jilntered at the Clearwater post office as second class mail mutter. CLEARWATER, KAS. citTmeat market Clearwater, Kansas. Buckeye Binders and Mowers, "Bain and Olds Wagons, Buggies, Road Carts, Adams and Eclipse Wind-Hills, Tanks, Pumps, Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Also Barbed "Wire. nnmmiiiees uiuuo Wommack their reports which were accepted.

The committee on resolutions sub KANSAS CLEARWATER, The Remiblican party of Sedgwick assembled, re REPUBLICAN TICKET'. NATIONAL: Foil PltlSSlDKNT, HEN AM IN HARRISON of Indiana. Foit Vice Piussident; Bigbee's to its already complete train FRESH AND SALT affirm the principles of our grand old lv mi dorse one JJULU, service two new tassengku tkains, between Kansas City and St. Joseph and Uoodland, Kansas. One of these .,,,.1 nlnt.fnrmR or 1BBO.

MEATS On hands at all times. RESTAURANT HARDWARE, STOVES AM) TIMARE CLEARWATER, KAW8A8. nominees thereon, and pledge oursel- voa tn undivided and hearty sup- W. M. BIGBEE, Proprietor.

LEVL P. MORTON, Of New York. trains leaves St. Joseph dairy av v.io p.m., and runs through to Goodland TTnvtnn Fairbury, and mill declare that the pre pUlU UHVJ-vu! 1 I for Hides Pelts 11' Paw rtiiot nhinn Of MIB BLUIU, Belleville, arriving at Goodland at 2:55 First-class Meals at All and adopted to the immediate demands 1 the. fnllnwiiifr afternoon, ivuiuiuum n.

nnmiliiiid dailv at luio r. ik J. T. HAMMERS SONS. nt- rv'rtlnplr tllP, arriving at i.

juscijii of the people ainm turmoil mm when the population was small, is inadequate tor a state containing one and three quarter millions of people, ..,.,1 us to our courts, the Hours, 25 Cents. BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK. Kansas. next morning. The other new ira.n leaves Kansas City daily at 9:05 r.

CLEARWATER and runfi through to Goodianu vii xu- ft' a oocoo oocoe g. peka, McFarland, Maniiauan, rr great railroad systems of the state, the matter of foreign land syndicate and other questions. iv urn. therefore, in favor of a con Center. Clyde aim jieuev iuc, at Goodland at 2:55 the afternoon fol BAKERY SubscribeFor STATE TICKET: JTorCokokkss 7th Pjlticx: 8.

11. PETERS, of Harvey jOounty. For Governor, U. HUMPHREY. Tor Lieut.

Governor, A. J. PELT. For Secretary of State, WILLIAM UIGGINS. For Auditor, timothy McCarthy For State Treasurer, J.

W. HAMILTON. For Attorney General, B. KELLOGG. lowing.

Returning, it leaves up land daily at 1:35 P. am stitutional convention that all defeats may be remedied; and our state senator and representatives are instructed Fresh Bread, Cabs and Kansao City the next morning uu igsseooosoooo0? i. r-, ft a Pullman palace slkkpknu un through both ways on these trams to use their utmost enueavuis omv Pies, every day, this end. Timt under our law citizens are equal between St. Joseph aijd Norton via GROCERIES Wmon Junction and fairuuiy, and we demand, for all, that protec between Kansas and Norton via Mc Candies, Nuts.

Fresh tion and recognition to which every 0 0 Farland, Clay Center, and iieiievine. ai is entitled in every depart oooo ment of life any distinction of nndin living employment, MILLERTON ITEMS. Fair week at Wichita. Fruit, summer urinns and See Cream. ALSO CHOICE CIGARS, A.

TARBELL, Clearwater, Kas. For Associate Justice, A. JOHNSON. nnr nfliners shall grant contracts SUM Political discourses are the topics of miri tnve preferences, all things being the. day.

6upt. Public Instruction, G. W. WINANS. nearly equal, so as to assure employ ment to our home laborers.

A mneral rain fell in this locality A Newspaper DevOt the latter part of last and the begm- 'iMmr ova nr nud of the official re ILEARWATEE MILL, J. 1ICI.U v- j-- I nf Spnntnrs In frails and i lumo ing of this week, thoroughly wetting Kansas. ed to the Interests of Clearwater Clearwater, and declare in favor cf their return to nf thfi United States. the ground. The farmers are rejoicing over the flnp rnndition the ground is in for sow ROLLElt PROCESS.

(Jhoice Brands of OVUM When the constitutional amendment and Sedgwick Comity was referred to there was a loua cueei ittpe on tiermanent orgaiv ing Wheat. It is predicted uy a uum- l.ivnn nweatrfl will be SOW11 GLSARWATER BANK, BOUNTY TICKET: For State Senator, O. II. BENTLEY. -Representative 83rd District, E.

W. PHILLIPS. For District "Cleric, CIIAS. IT. LULINfi.

Tor County Attorney, W.3. MORRISS. For Probate Judge, W.T. BUCKNER. ization recommend for permaneut FLOUR nTinirtYlilll Hatfield, perma this fall in Sumner Co.

jjr. J. M. Liatta and wife and Benton, brother of the doctor, made a bus onvDtnvv W. L.

McBee and far iotant fTPPVRtarV. W. A. BettlS Always on Hand, and DO A GENERAL MILLING BUSINESS. iness trip to Wellington Miss Lizzie Mclntyre of Wichita, who has been visitivg her uncle Alex Mclntyre for several weeks, returned Particularly and the State of Kansas Generally.

$1.50 Per THE SUN OFFICE is supplied witli The new officers were then escorted to their places of honor and the nominating began and resulted in the nnmimitibns: Clerk" of the. dis BROWN Clearwater, Kas. F. L. TILLINGII AST, Manager; J.

M. CHAIN, Cashier. Loan Money on Approved Security, Buy and Sjil Foreign and Domestic Exchange, and home Sunday Morning. Superintendent, S. PENCE.

'Comity 1) All those havingbusiness at "Wichita, J. L. PETERSON, ni.nni.i taU-p the advantages of the re duced rates this week, one fare for the trict court, C. H. Luling; County At-tomdy, W.

S. Morris; Probate Judge. W. T. Uuckner; county supertendent: D.

S. Pence; State Senator, O. H. Ben-tley. The ticket is a splendid one and is worthy of the undivided support of every republican in Sedgwick county.

Groverhas contributed his mite $10, 000 to the national democratic fund. Wflffiffl. round trip over the Mo. rac. Well, what of it Splendid TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.

Machinist and Horse-Sheer. Plow work a Specialty Mrs. John Hubble, of Kiowa, who has been visiting at J. W. Pierson'sfor several weeks, returned home Monday.

Mrs. J. E. and Mrs. Newman Shiiin are attending the fair at the metropo At the head of this column will be ound the names ot the next officers of nation, state unci county.

The latest agricultural decision in Job Deaf and Dumb Institute. It is not general known (certainly not so well as it ought to be) that this ct.jto annnnvts at" no expense to parents lis this week. don't use rusty plows when von can Ret them scoured and sharpened on Peterson Emery wheel so cheap. A. Kellev and family, pi Interest Paid on Time Deposits.

(National Bank ol Commerce, of Kansas City; Correspondents: 0itiz01is imY, of Wicliita. county Illinois, arrived here last Fri Printing Out-M. of deaf children residing in the state, Kansas. Clearwater, day. Mr.

Kelley traded tus iarm in I'-moti a thanW dry weather. The busTness men of Ilntcliiuson iiiie signed a two years contract with the News to give $10,000 a year in ad last fall for the m. snewau farm here adjoining the town site on the west. We are glad to welcome a thoroughly equipped educational institution, where there are over two hundred pupils ranging in age from eight to twenty, learningto read, write, hecamiiie familiar with all A. H- WOOD, tnem in our midst.

Farm Loans and Insurance a a Simnson resiciied his position And Will Execute Job Work of Every Description, and promptly. Dealer in the various branches that are ordinarily taught to children who can hear apct.lnn Mondav evening. A AT LOWEST RATES. man from Eaco. Harper o.

vertising. Providing a quorum can be raked together, the Oklahoma bill will probably come up before corgress this week. jCome up will be about as far as it will get, Minnesota farmers are said to have caught 6,000 bushels of grasshoppers r.r.o riuv fm- which thev received $1 took his place, we haven't as yet learn and talk. Besides, tnere is a ueiui--ment, where the trades of carpentry, printing and. type set- Harass, Saddles, Bridles ed his name.

t.intr shnemakintt. dressmaking and Mrs. S. J. Suarr returned from Win- Tii.i,.

nnnldiiB are taught. The course flQiH snt.nrin.v mornincf. reporting her FLY NETS and istered Druggist, Ft. Scott Wicwta and inoti.iliHnn tretfiiids about ten years. F.

HEI1, Beg ui daughter improving rapidly. iint.t.hfip.hildvenallcoliome to spend Monday evening was the seen 01 a three months vacation during the sum eneral Harness Goods. per bushel. Grasshoppers seems to come high np there. Now in Kansas will sell all we've got for 81.

Imw market ill tOWll. 1'Ul'tieS mer months. Sixteen especially tiam- in. from town and its surroundings were Western ASD pi tpaf.hevs and other officers are re nver in the country a lew nines ami ess-All kinds of. repairing done with nnirofi tn conduct the school.

The purchased a farmer's entire brood ol neatness and dispatch. school receives all who are so deaf that A party of Morton county folks went into the hills of Colorado Jy to gather plums. While eating sup-Mr were started by seeing a gang pies raneing Irom tweniy iu my Drags, Patent Medicines, Druggists' Sundries, PAINTS. BOILED OIL and MACHINE OILS. la Tlflt.

TWllCtlCaDIe 111 pounds in weight, at uve cuius CLEARWATER KAS. mm pacific in. ClUWluiv.i i t.hn nnhlic schools. The superinten mm that, sold them is pUllilu. rf.nt Wnikev.

Informs us that npi-tain not verv well posteu un uic of horse thie 'en stealing their horses before their eyes in broad daylight. A MffiA wnrh lnw is needed in eastern t.hn next term of school will begin the THE SHOUT LINE TO prices. En Ess win pay nine wiib SpTitember. and that Physicians' IPrescriptioixs Compwxded at all hours at ReaaonubU Charrjei: MARSHALL LEEDOM, some of the same kind. nniPiits nf new students should Kansas City, St.

Louis Mi T.nla Sackett lef tTuesdao even nnvvoBiinnd with him as early as possr Colorado. The democrats claim that Mills bill thfiMin-Dlus. This is a BLACKSMITHS and Chicago ana kip iPf ni that time. The institution ing for Parsons Ks. over the Mo.

Pac S.i,nnl will'bnirin next Monday un Jl i it il 1 TTT I also keep a full stock of and Manufacturers of tlu Ant- tiio pfflciRtit, manasement of Mrs is under the control of the State Board of It is an institution which aimniri bo nroiid of. and if IM WISC Norm DO J. M. Latta. Term, eight months.

1 CROWK IIHD MILL. tiipvp.n-e miiv deaf children in this Mondav and Tuesday of this wek mistake. By reducingthe tariff, the consumption would be increased, consequently the revenue would be increased, if the democrats want to reduce the surplus, they must try some other scheme. aiinniri hp noted for its numerous dog Pullman Sleeping Cars KAP. Boots, Shoes, Hats, READY i MALE GLOTHING CLEAllWATEB, county, as we have no doubt there are, our charitably incline friends should look them up and explain the iiistitu-tim, tn thP.ir parents and report them fights in town.

Jim Seidt said that tiinsn whn tried to excite dogs into to Kansas City Daily! Free Keclining fighting, were at rather small business. Chair Cars Daily to Kansas uuy ami St. Louis Without Changei di SAMPLE to superintendent Walker, at Olathe, Jim will no doubt change his uecisiou sometime when he is ordered to vacate SELLING rect Connection made in "Union Depots for It is said that the supply of soap at Washington has given our and that there is no money appropriated to buy any more with. The fact that the unwashed" are in the ascendency accounts the scarcity of this arti bv his future father-in-law's dog. lYATCH Pass It Along.

The ftoddard ball club came down to ATCHISON, CHICAGO, PRICE 1 i hist Fridav with the intea vnw'thnt. the farruers have com IL tlnn nf RPfinninir the bovs up in grumi mpn i.p.d work in force, plowing stubble ST. JOSEPH. OMAHA, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, shape.

But on their return, they must fur full wheat, nlantina. a few woads Vr FREE! $3.98 It takes lota of soap to make a -democrat look slick and clean. After sumingAip the amount of sur-id in Mw national treasury, whon will be appropriate. First of all, plow haye been deeply convinced unit tnere Ladies' and Gent's FURNISHING GOODS, E7Prices Warranted as low as the Lowest. Clearwater, Kansas.

CINCINNATI, NEW YORK ivpi others who could play hall, astne iwwier plowing is the one Shortest lino to Pueblo, Donvur, Colorado anrp simws R2 to 14 in favor of the thing that Kansas farmers must adopt nnr.Ku-M.irttions are all made that rnllfnrnlii common polntB, via Puoblo hnmA chih. nt mice ir tliev expect iu LUC found to be mm I and Denver. En Ess. nrnspev. Second, plant eariy espcui- 9iia.nfl0.000.

Now if that 100,000, T. F. FISHER, Ass't Gen'l Freight (KK) that the democrats have let the 1 $JAMt filly the coming wneat crop, ua uij fall results, the wisdom of an early tnrl is annarent. Third, do not risk Agent, Ft. S.

W. W. 11. Wichita, Kansas. 1t hove witliont interest was HUKLE ITEMS.

The weather cool and cloudy. UtAIl" it l.Blniurs tbe treasury would II. C. TOWNSEND, 3. F.

T. A. ..11 oimrip m-fin: but nut in a little A. T. Johnson bought a car load of 1 have a respectable sui-plus.

Wm. nighswonger. St. Louis, Mo. ait i' ft incinal crop, and some spec rhnr.

this week. This makes nine rpnni ts from Dunn's and Brad- ini pi-nns desired, ana mane uivcisi- car loads shipped from this point Agent for the fied farming your practice. Then, it street's indicate that trade of all kinds Chae. Bull is thrashing this week tto tWnia will have 2.000 bushels 5,. and tliev predict an matters not what the season, some in your crops will be successful, and you iictive market this fall for most every The Sundav School of Ohio towii- Tko nifinvinf? houses show a SUSHI shln.

will meet in R. J. Hukle's grove, Lilinfj. dwi Pnse in the past thirty days SIBAW will make a living, come wiuu, urn. This risking everything lipon only one crop is taking too many chances on a September 16th Everybody invited, The wheat and stock market is steady firm iih an unward tendency, and a good time is expecteo.

1 tm I I i Yi ii- iir nn Vnr .1... ThW a waxen -r on crop failure. It is not saie, nor i prudent. Fourth, purchase seed of the Wood Morgan, who took sick at Kan I II .11 i while coru and produce is steady, ad- ThooMnd nplleUom for pten in tl.e Unitd ttUlm lod "J- 1 an oiportnnly tovtone iiple forn(itliin. Lutthw TTj i uiiliAAwnu in n(intnu-Utnnilil, ft sas Citv, is now at home able to setup.

and mice. Those -AND- tht w.toh la onlered In (rood falU, which iA rharnws. and till lo earlier maturing varieties aim from states farther north. Quick tnei, trie pauimnprn i AmerlcMl continue lo nlioiuwi for pitenU, cet. trl-ra- W- Mia Murnhv will start tor (I living who leave Kansas this fall will be sor cove, from any "tSSPfi" xTonti'ilrv in a few davs on a visit.

In ry of the step before many moons to cbtsiD patent! England. Fm Gerreiuj. od ill othr Their ipi- i. their Wmf nnmnmiT with her uncle, Daniel Mur growth and early maturity means sate crops. Thus hastily sketched are four great truths that Harper county farm i'ho hif pt company at -Kansas nhv of Clearwater.

aie4 ouftpf their conductors with In the oce on jtiort "Ue. Trtmi rery is being shipped from the Wal ers should discuss and auops. auuju- 'V U'J atiik for usine the 'bfothei-m yon eel or caiiee the ale of ell () of the watcne Vlthln the neat dare will ejnd yon Tliie ie an iuipoi-ird. Jeweled, eispanelon I ajnlck train moveUnl.roinpl.se with i 3.lvertM open face oe and guaranteed i In every arH. We ntaae no money on to ml Bold and wairnw fro io or- or dnwincn.

AdTloe by iii In nut. to this Doinl. The writer knows ny Republican. hv the use of which the company Inti SCI i of two ears. i.

ko'on 'dnn un" to the tune of ieisn at lt4 V- Tbe llnkle boys are going to play Hiiov.t$l,K)day. Ninty conductors INCEEASSD TBAIN SS2VIC3. "rock island route," the Geneva bovii a match game of ball a.ninvpf tiv this line and some of 3 orin 5. "-OQ- I tomorrow on the Geneva base ball "neaehed" saytas they crouids. "if mirlced down" ashiah as $40, a Always appreciative of the liest In L.L.I 111 The 'brother-in-law" i a little (vnoern with a bell and by terests of the travelling public, sounds I Chieiwo, Kansas Nehru: F--' i7i I i i 1 1 Hie hell is tmiz.

which a usv(r I ie lieu is iuhk. i Ul fie the boil in tle hell puurh. (St. Joseph Iowa K. R.

to- I is tr't Ls ii. ail tnfri lM i.