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The Miltonvale Leader from Miltonvale, Kansas • 2

The Miltonvale Leader from Miltonvale, Kansas • 2

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5 su: SFKIJHGgi. Election Expenses. THE LEADER. ine jneory mat, a poor man cannot run Follow the Crowd We are sorry to hear that John AHAFPEY, Editor and Prop' Frybarger is worse again, for office in Cloud county has been tbor-orghly exploded by the reports rendered Dy the candidates and committees of the Eeverends Laird, Brown and Allen Entered as second class mail matter recent election expenses. The Demo are holding a protracted meeting at atthews Ht the postofl5ee at Milton ale, Cloud County.

crats waged a vigoron3 campaign without Jansas, IT. S. Ai this place. The house is well filled every night and there has been one a red cent of cost, benefit or injury to any- body. conversion.

O-o To HUBBELL'S FOR BARGAINS. j.ue Jtepuoucan central committee ex Mil Produce Co, Published every Thursdry at tonyale, Kansas. pended $38.15, mostly for stationery, W. T. Bond, of Miltonvale, attend postage and telegrams.

ed services here Sunday night. The pop central committee spent $137.60. Li. E. Townsend's family have 1 Per Yeae Payable In Advance Of this sum $25 was paid to the Blade for been on the sick list but are im copies of that valuable journal for four issues, and $20 each to the Alliant proving now.

1 i ltonv ale, Kansas, Dec. 21, 1893 and Voice for 200 issues for the same time We saw R. W- Stoops step from $12.50 more was squandered on the Alliant Prices Cut in two in the Middle tne Tram one day last weec ior a A Merry Christmas To All. for sample tickets. The remainder of the bill was mostly for carriage hire and hall visit with his P.

P. friend D. F. Cox. rent, Arizona is now a state, having He is now living in Parsons, Kansas.

OUST" EVEETTHI1TG-. Archer's total outlay was $16,15 and Joseph Rodgers moved onto his teen admitted Friday of last week that included a $10 contribution to the new farm last week. central committee. Holiday Presents of All Kinds at Hubbells. The K.

of P. of Aurora have anew It said that the Santa Fe railroad company will refuse to pay its taxes E. E. Chapman's outlay was 22.59. Arthur Bickford squandered $25.45.

E. D. Curtis blew in $35.50. organ, EVERYONE The W. R.

C. of Aurora will have in Kansas this year to test the legal Jty of the big increase in its assess It cost Samuel Doran $5.00 and Dr. public installation of officers Jan. 1st. Purchasing to the amount of $1.00 from now till January 1st Sawhill nothing.

jnent by the state board cf railroad Well, boys, it is hard to tell who The total Republican outlay, indiyidu- will get the girl Frank Bock or aily and collectively, deducting the commissioners. An exchange truthfully remarks Elmer Allen. amount in the hands of the central com PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY JANUARY lst- mittee, was $92.00.. Durkee has been quite sick, "How people would stare if a woman 1 nomas jjamays total expense was but is able to be about some asre $62.07, of which amount $10.00 was for 100 subscriptions to the Alliant and $5.00 for ghould get on a drunk, tear around and raise Cain in general but a man Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Bock were vis iting the sick Sunday afternoon. subscriptions to the Blade. Why there 1, 2.

3, 4. 5. can do this, and only a passing com One Ladies' Fine Cashmere Shawl, worth 5.00. One Ladies' Dress Pattern, 3 00 One Pair Ladies' Fine Button Shoes, 2.50 One Pair Gents' Calf-Skin Boots, 3.50. One Pair Gent's Gloves, 1.50.

were no subscriptions to the Voice the Mr. Stilson sister visited him ment is made, Where is the justice bill does not state. last week. it all nd where is the remedy bam Demers contributed $48.25 to the IT A Jl TT T-fc qJ3? fc? o2 cf CD CO CD e13 00 CD CD CD p-Q 13 CD 'r-2 tr5 cp CD CD CD a cd lvir. xne u.

Jts. minister, is good cause, but none of it for educational We will sell you evervthiTir nTipnnpy th living A. J. Ming's house on the purposes. An appropriation of $300,000 is asked for for the purpose of examin W.

A. Mosher was the heaviest investor Silvers farm in tne lot, his total outlay reaching $70.56. Li. G. Pearson finished husking1 ation into alleged fraudulent pension claims.

This amount appropriated Of this sum $15 went to his proxv, Green elsewhere, and every dollar's worth you purchase entitles you to a ticket in the above drawing. JJow Is Your Chance. Butter and Eggs Taken at the Highest Market Price. corn yesterday. back Williams, who whooped it up for Alvm Clegg is going to Nebraska him In the west part of the county.

for the relief of suffering veterans would be a much more commendable to visit his mother soon. D. S. Steele sowed the most sparingly It seems that Bennett got a little and reaped also the most spa11- His act, bill was only $17.10, and $1 of that amount B. E- ahead of Nelson the other niorht.

7 paid for a supplement in the Blade, giving An esteemed Texas contemporary but Nelson is strictlv in it now. the crank view of ihe legislative war. gays, without fear of contradiction, Sunflower. James Burton used up $2 in the fracas and Dr. Coffee nothing.

that the most desirable immigrant is the one that "enters the home of the The total pop expense was $199.98, al lowing nothing for the great amount of free American citizen so poor that lie hasn't a shirt to his back, and From the talk now Christmas trees time squandered. A summary of the cost looks like this: will be plenty this winter. weighs 9, 10 or 11 pounds as a rule." Total cost of pop campaign, $199 98 Samuel Watson put in a new pair Republic. Total cost republican campaign. 92 00 of Osgood scales at his place last Total cost democratic campaign.

0 00 week. Total campaign. $291 98 C. Wells is building a new barn A little inspection of these itemized J. R.

Hogg, an old resident of this statements filed by the various candidates neighborhood, but now living in Ot shows something of the characteristics of The; situation in Hawaii remains unchanged. The only move that has been made was that of the president in "crawfishing" on his plan of forcibly restoring the queen. The inhabitants are breathlessly awaiting and advices state that attempt at restoration will be resisted by foice of arms. tawa county, was visiting I. Smith the candidates: Por example, Mr.

Steele's bills were nearly all for meals, showing Saturday and Sunda v. CD There is talk of a protracted meet that he is a modest man and paid his way while out canvassing, while others of the ing at the Christian church soon. una c5 12 J. W. MAHAF EY AUCTIONEER, Miltonvale, Kansas Offers his services to the public at very reasonable rates and guarantees satisfaction in every respect.

The Miltonvale Weekly Leader Will be published every Thursdsy at Miltonvale, Kansas, and will be made the very best Local, County and General News Sheet that the management can possibly make it with the patronage it receives, First-Class Job Office in Connection. Call. J. P. Smith has sold the south half candidates who traveled a good deal had scarcely any expense in this line, showing that they used a good deal more diplo-mac', or cheek, some would call it, and of his farm to S.

E. Smith. Hibbs has traded his farm to B. F. Eose for a farm i the snn.li The Clay Center Times says: 4There is one forlorn swain in the yicinityof Riley this week, A few days ago he appeared before Judge settled these matters by praising the cooking and kissing the babies.

west part of the state. Another item to which we call the at Bert Coombs and Walt Wells have Ryan and secured a marriasre li tention of pops: The "subsidized press" Las been one of the bugaboos of the pop cense. Since then the judge received returned irom Doniphan county, where they have been husking corn. k4 party from the first. Look at above reports.

Over was paid to the pop a letter from him in which he returned the license, and asked that it be Mr. Dooly is around buying calves and James Shields is buying stock papers of the county for their help during the four weeks preceeding 'the election, "disrecorded" as the girl refused to Produce Ca, hogs. to say nothing of otner considerable bill marry him." lor 30b work, but not a cent did a repub lican paper receive. Furthermore the -turner onoemaicer ar rived home this evening from the strip. ttioy J1.3V12 hcfw mAt-rwo-- City Marshal Paris eri arrested two lepttblicanpqlicy in this respect was the same this fall as it has been, for the improve, Amerk claims they past 7 or 8 years at least.

The Empire has now among its uncollected accounts tween here and Glasvo and sold them in the city. He took them before, the county attorneyf but he would do oue for the of a republican located on there. -Pt Sheridan Witcraft hS rented the Lon Welch farm and will mWe there as soon as Lon moves to the strip candidate for sheriff 1889. He has Ho For Christm nothing with thern and they were Dr. j.

hall. Physician Surgeon. steadily ignored our request for payment, but as he has It ft tbe corrunt republican wnere he intends going in a r-r party and became a ranting, snow-white turned loose. They admitted tha' they had stolen the chickens. Em pire.

I want to seU out uays. lifter: Lon has started 4 (10 (V a. CD CD CD par CD BBBBB CD reiormer when the breeze first swept up Miltonvale, Kans. for the strip, accompanied by J. F.

from-the south he possibly thiuks it be neath his-digaity to settle such bills. Our county attorney is probably bnoemaker. Cap 1 it liut republican politicians may well learn a lesson from the pops. AVithout I have this Christmas, and in order to make I wiJl sell instructions from the governor as to whether or not the tramp circular covers the case of these fellows. PIPE Dr.

s. v. fairghild, Pbysician Surgeon the loyalty the latter have shown in sup port of their party papers they never ALL TOYS AT COST AKD SOME EVEIT BELOW. Another year almost gone and the wuuiu nave accompnsnea anything as a party. Such support is not subsidy but inis is no Diun, dui i mean exactly wnat i iou can little folks are beginning to look for KANSAS MILTONVALE, Santa Claus.

is eminent business sense. Republicans may not be able to comprehend how such iUiss Mamie Sigher is visiting her staff as Has been furnished their read sister, Mrs. Alcorn. ers oy tlie pop pres oauld strengthen save from 25 to 40 cents on the dollar by buying yourChrist mas Toys of me- For example, I will sell 35 Cent Toys for 25 cents. 25 Cent Toys for 15 to 17 cents 15 Cent Toys for 10 cents.

10 Cent Toys for 6 to 7 5 Cent Toys for 3 Cents. Tflg Clay Center Dispatch in commenting on the condition of the tramps in Chicago says. "These men were in comfortable circumstances a years ago." It might be said a few months ago. Most men who were willing to work were in com any cause. cannot explain how it did Everybody has enjoyed the pleas any more than we can account for the fact 1 anx winter weather we have been that the Chinese Jibe rats and rotten' eggs.

having so far. but that they did gro-v and thrive oa it is 1 have bought a Large Lot of Candy for the Holiday Trade indisputable. Empire vv can almost hear wedding bells. fortable ptrqanistances so long as th and by buying a large quantity, I bought very cheap. I am XLumor says we are to have a wed fi? ftepubiican party was power, able to give lower prices than any other dealer, so don't f) ding in our neighborhood soon.

TO THE FRATERNITY tut since the Democrats and Pops 'formed a combination and knocked tail to see my goods and get prices. Extra low prices on Amos Colvin has a daughter from Iowa visiting with him. Mr. Colvin TOUR FUTURE fhe grand old party out, workmen large amounts. Very truly yours H.

J. PRENTISS. by We have at he Leader of has been beautifying his home putting a fence around his house. till over the country have been beg ging for bread. iur.

vv aae and wife took a trip to fice, Miltonvale, several fonts of type, in cases, and all in good condition, which we do not need and will sell cheap. Fine styles in bill and poster M. Wideman's Kansas City last week. Our people in general have lain in a large supply of fuel for the cold weather they are looking- for every day. So far we have nothing to complain of in regard to the weather, the roads have been good most of the time, and people are beginning to series to select irom.

will sell at right prices in quantities to suit. J.W. Mahafeey. I ill I i--. A yMs A Marjr 11.

i in CASH GROCERY7 Shall a prohibition plank be placed in the Republican state platform? is the question asked from all quarters. No what necessity is there for jt Prohibition is. a. law in Kansas, and there is no more reason for a prohibition plank than there is for one favoring the passage of a law for the punishment or horse thieves. If there is any party favoring the repeal of the prohibitory amendment let it rustle to accomplish that end pn its own hook.

We don't consider that prohibition is in any great danger. think that the weather prophet was possibly a little off in his. prediction of an extremely cold winter. 1 JT- aor-Life I We can scarcely look in any direc IS IN YOUR OWN HAND. Palmifltrv Mmmp tn toll whnf-.

tha linoo in Has a Complete Line of EVERYTHING To be Found in a First-Class Grocery. tion but what we see a. drove of nice fat cattle nearly ready for market. It seem that these when sold WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? to bring money enough money in to THE ORIGINAL HYGEIA fcand indicate. It will amuse yon, if nothing more.

The aboe diaijram alrnost explains itself. The length of the LINE OP 1IFE indicates probable age to which yoa will live. Each BRACELET gives you thirty years. Well-marked LINE OF EAD denotes brain power clear LINE OF FORTUNE, fame or riches. Both combined mean success in life but you must keep up with modern idea to win it.

Von will find nlonrv of ihii in ease up finances a little locally. Prairie. Parkier We have a nuraber of fonts of type DemoreH's Family Magazine, so attractively presented that every member of the (amily is entertained. It is a dozen magazines in one. A CLEAR LINE OF HEART bespeaks tenderness; a straight LINE OF FATE, neaceful life: the revertm if Iy Prices Are Not to he Beaten to The farmers' alliance is no longer a farmers' alliance.

At the state meeting at Topeka last week some the members strongly opposed taking it into politics, but a compromise was made by throwing open its doors to everybody, tramps especially, and adopting the Qmaha platform as. its religion, and arranging to circulate literature among the people to "educate" them some more. The cases, which we wish to sell cheap for cash. Call at or write this office for information regarding same. CD By Dealers of Neighboring Towns.

crooked. A well denned LINE OF HEALTH spares you doctors' bills eo will the health hints in DemoreHt's. No other magazine publishes eo many stories to interest the home circle. Yon will be subject to extremes of high spirits or despondency if you have the GIRDLE OF VENUS well marked; keep np your spirits by having Demorest's Magazine to read. By subscribing to it for 1894 you will receive a gallery of exquisite works of art of great value, besides the snperb premium picture, 17x22 inches, I'm a Daisy which is almost a real Charley Patton and Miss Lillie Attebery, two well known and pop- 1 6 I Make a Specialty of $10 and $20 were mar young people ot the married last night.

Empire, mils, nememoer tne signs of the moon and Hick's alnia oaoy. ana eqnal to the original oil painting which cost $300; and yoa will have a magazine that cannot he equaled by anv in the world for itji hfniitifnl nac both say that this isn't going to TEXAS EXCURSION, be a good winter for "ghost dances," The 'educators" will likely have 0 hustle their- own hash this winter, Concordia Ejnpire. The Saiita Fe -will sell round trip We rise to ask when, since the "The Staff of Life." I never was Undersold and never will be. Have just received car No. 2 of Illustrations ami subject matter, that will keep yon posted on all the lopics of the day, and all the fads, and different items of interest about the household, besides furnishing Interesting reading matter, both grave, and gay, for the whole family and while Demorest'a is not a fashion magazine, its fashion pages are perfect, and you get with it, free of cost, all the patterns you wih to use during the year, and in any size yon choose.

Send in your subscription at once, only $2 .00, and you will really get over $25.00 in value. Address the pnh. Usher, W. Jennings Demorest, 15 East 14th New York. If you are unacquainted with tha Magazine, send tot-a, specimcacopy.

A large QUAD. RANGLR means honesty a large TRIAN GLK, generosity: Ions FIRST DIVISION OF THUMB, strong will; LONG SECOND DIVISION, reason. Ing faculty. The MOUNT OF JUPITKK betokens ambition that of SATURN, prudence the SUN, love of splendors MARS, coarse; tion VENUS, love of pleasure and MKROURY. Intelligence.

Take our advice as above and yon will be sure to possess the last Hft4 WWt XdUUkMi BEST FITTING. BEST WEAR IV 2. MOST DURABLE AND A QUICK SELLER Agents vatxted Send Cat catalogue, terms, WESTERN CORSET COMPANY excursion xicseisi to ail pomta in Texas at one lowest fare for the round trip. Tickets oa sale Dec. 12, Jan.

9, Feb, 13, April 3,0 May. limited for return from 30 days from date of sale, Stop-over privileges allowed on the going trip of the People's Party, has the alliance been anything more than ft gecret meeting the pops for the discussion of methods they were either afraid or ashamed to advocate openly As to "bustling for ha.h" you forget of the governor's ST, LQUIS, MO. Call and get prices. Yours to please, at any point in Oklahoma, Texas or New Mexico. R.

Moses Agent,.

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Pages Available:
68
Years Available:
1893-1894