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Leavenworth Labor News from Leavenworth, Kansas • 8

Leavenworth Labor News from Leavenworth, Kansas • 8

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Jt 1 Grafxcer Orgaa at I'anic Prices, this month i Catalogue free. Address Dan-Washington, New Jersey, fcllieatly. mm nQf If M'Ihiio, at Panic Prices; great bar Cii'taliigne free. Address Daniel liu.iUy, waslund an, f(ew jersey. HULNIAKKSaES Excursion to Texas, On Jhp Second fi Tu escay of each ntonh ylay nWrY 8 1894 Fpbjfifary Marrh 13, 1804.

Aprjl 15, 1894. May 8, 1894. Tickets gfiqd.fj? 3 days. COPYRIGHTS. 'J a.

a ivirticulars. cata oirue. aaurcHii Dan- Beatty, Washington, New Jersey CAS I OUT IN A PATENT Fpr prompt! utisttnr and an linim clnion, irlt Ui II I who Imve ha 1 ntHif IT tlfl vwV exDorietiAfl tna nhttmt biibi ii'fi8. Glass oonfldontljd. torn A.

lull, Umm ic PcATty'SOSGAMSrour iatalevite. Address' Daniel Uuatty, washing: Jersey, Icul ami nclentlllo bO(ih nunt it ee. Fatnt8 taken thiuuirh Cp. real for QasK or npeolal notice In Hie fVlcnii lie Amur ii'iiii. ohJ thu ars broitirlit widely bornra tliu pxl llc out tMt to tlie invtwihnr.

1'hin (aiut iBdund nleitmitly hv ttir lnri'et ulroulfttliiti o( any vji tu JO tiki A IIAO 5e everywhere VJA SANTA ROUTE, running- through a'U the new and princj: pal towns on the tCheraee and Oklfl: homa territories. Tickets, will so'd'at one f.rp fqr. the coroner's jury brought in a verdict of justifiable homicide, saying the killing was done jn self defense, as Kane had a far in his hand and wes making for Fitzsim-mons at the tiine he was shot. Col, James, F. Legate was in town Jas week, attending a nieetipg pf the Populist cfiuty central qommittep.

Col. Legate is much interested in some purity being injected into the reform, party, and is laboring diligently to tha.t end. Toiiga.nqxic Mirror. Can you see a "hole in the ground?" Telephones in Sweden, where the government owns thpm, are $3 a year; telephones in New V01'-5 where corporations, own them, are 240 a year. Who's, in "the hole," the ''effete" people of Sweden, or the "smart people pf New York? The Coming Nation.

Mr. Jerry Murphy was elected secretary-treasurer of the A. U. It is a well merited honor and gives pleasure to his many friends. Mr.

Murphy is a conscientious, faithful officer in', public ress Daniel F. liuuttv, Washington, I. world. 1 Dunning itJaiiinu. monT.iity.

vuir. 301 ANo 303 coplea, nu)H Viyety iiuitiiicf. (iuiih.imb ma. 1 1 fill pluiBi, iu Colbib, m1i uliot ornioliu fit Leave NWORflt KANSAS nnuaen, 11.11 lUHno, utiinijro to Hhmt Annrofs A rivf 1 ias, in a neat pocket Biiuml volume. Price re-hicedto 15 cents, Sent postpaid on receipt o( (rice in 1 and 3 cent stamps, Every teacher and family should have one.

Address, J. S. HOUGHTON, Lawrence, Kan. round, jlnR8.atjd.KQad fqr stopover qn the going tT''H- 'i' 0 alJd CQm.nlet rrjatjpn ulease call or Geo. J.

Chaplin, 1 Gener'ar Agent, 330 Delaware street. The IAB.qit News for job printing, leady For Business! tcir haYta'pt( jhe agency for the KenilWth SneAerphant Drugs, Paints, OHsr Window Glass, THE OTTAWA iO'URNAl tajlot-s qf Kansas yp.it uit to, oj-deV frqrn jp.18.5c3 up, pants, TOILET PREPARATIONS. 7 PBECJJiPTIOIf pEPARTMENT 0HARQ1 OF Has been moved to, Tofieka, where it wjll from S4.50. ft fit guaranteed. Call and have a wider, field and can do more life.

Sinpe his appointment asfaiferhe1 effective wore fp.rthe party. The price has been reduced to tess than east and we are alWaya giad to see Que Bicft and Poor, tiie High aaA Lpthe Qood stPd Jad. the Whit0 and Black. All Trill be has made many improvements, and jqys the confidence of those with whom he has dealings, 1. Thursday afternoon1 liegroes were passing a man named on sge samples, qr dror.

card ar they, vjill call Ryan blopk. The Bvirlington RpUte the fastest trains tne handsomest parlor car between cities. Travel over Leavenworth's favorite line, and" always the Jqqrnal will he sc-nt a whole year for 25 Cents! People's Cash Store NEWSrBRE! NiW STOCK! NEW PRICES! Hosiery, Gloves, yijDEivYEAR, Shirts, Prints, Gingas, Miisljns, at 5c per yard. (o.c Qirrgharris der yard. Turkey lied Pr-ts at 5c per yar, Indigo PrinU at jc per" yard.

Children Waists 15c Kid Glqves (or 39c pair. Men's Rqgkford Sox, 5c pair, 'Men's Jeart Pants, 75c pair. Boy's Jean Pants, 75c pair, Cellule Collars, 10c each. Iefl'j ypderwear, 50c suit, jep towels at 5c each. Save Money and buy at 44, 41s Cherekfce tnet.

Or we will club and send yqu the Broadway and refused to give him rooni Nov 329 Delewar St, Opp. First National Bank, Labor News and Ottawa both to pass o.n the walk. Hot words ensued LEAVENWORTH, KANMAH. for a' year for a dqllar Address, this nd Doll was bitten by a negro named office or Ea. H.

Snow-, Reed. The cries of the man brought State PrmjpKTapekfU Kaa The Gampaigpof Education buy yqit tickits qver tho arid get -the best. 1 The Burlington Route Rr.r.s the jinost (jomfortaUle trains out of Leavenwqith.arjd is the hps', Jipe to Kansas Chicag-q, three officers and Reed ran. He was pursued by Officers Trbet, Murphy and Weise, and was repeatedly told to halt. He picked up a rock in his flight and at Osage and Fourth was shot in the" leg by one of the officers.

Wednesday a few Louis' Send for sample and jud-e THE LABOR and the "He Rules who Reads." By pecial furwgMnent with tha publishers, we will supply our reafleip wlft any of tha boojs nqnipd post-paid, pfl receipt of ppce. Most pf them aro so wall known as to need no comment. They al) take rani; among the best of repent American They arsj nearly 'all books with a purpose, tno fhoee imdey the head qf yiptfpa, will prove particularljf attractive all daises of colored rnen led by Bill Matthew, W. B. Townsend and Dennis Jones held, an in- St.

Paul. i gnation meeting, chargfng 'ue officers CINCINNATI WKLV ENpRR FICTION. and all points east and west, porth and travel over Leaven with maliciously shooting t'C man because he as a negro and Thursday a warrant was sworn qut for Mnrpjjyand Tarbet fpr assault with, inten.t tQ kill. Both for only 1,1.2,5. The Enquirer is ncy issue.iV week, Tuesdays ad Frictays, an Paper, 50c.

cleth, worth's most papular-, line. For tickets 56c. CESAR'S COLUMN. Ignatln Donne The same in Swecih, paper, 75c. Norwegiaa, papej, A KEKTUOKt CQIiONEL.

Opie Bead AN INDIANA MAN? Key Armstrong. A TRAMP' Iff SOCIETY. R. H. column, paper, larg? Ui Meanwhile Reed has been arrestgd on a Paper, BQc.

Paper, 50q, Paper, 50p. Paper, 50c. Paper, 50c. cloth, 1.2! oloth, 1,0 cloth, 1.2! 1.0I charge of mayhem. arge pages every ween, equal vo (Ofl largo p.a,eveyef.y yeur t'tt usually cosi PUUXKB MUWUia.

lgnaung uonp.euy SELECTED STORIED OpioRead EMMETT HQNLORE. Opie Read. $2, Ail large plain pinc qftft w.ljitt Paper, 50c. cloth, A Home. Cash Market.

Combining the most fertile of sojls, the cloth, Sloth, IN OFFICE. Lewis Vital AN HONEST LAWYER. Alvah MUton BETTER DAYS. Thomas and Anna M. TEN MEN OP MONEY ISLAND.

Norton i3 papers A complete new depm'ture Jrou old time journalism. Cail ot mid.ress ail ciicrs lb, TDK LABOR NEWS, Booths, most favorable pf climatic conditions, and the certainty of a erop each year under an advantageous and growing system of irrigation. Yi'-'di a lioma cash market, the and all at loi Delaware street. Elliot Marshall Qeneral Agent Telephone Nq. 100.

Ta8 or California via SANTA FE Tq Texas prints, tickets will be sold February 13th, March 13th, April loth and May 8th. good for thirty dnys. One fare for the round To San Francisco, Las Angeles and San Diego, Tickets are on sale good returning Paper, 25p. Paper, 50c. Paper, 50c.

Paper, 25c. Paper, 50c. Paper, 50c. Paper, 50p. Paper, Paper, 60c.

Paper, 50e. Paper 25c. The Labor News is turning out some ftf the neatest job printing in the city and (t will pay to get our prices on everything in the printing line, trom. a visiting pard to a poster. 1 HH pRAWE NOTES.

At the High Prairie school house last Friday pight, was given one of the nicest and best entertainments of years. The evening exercises, conducted by the teacher, Mrs. Ora Thompson, were an evidence of careful training and good management. The selections being choice and appropriate added to. the beauty and accurateneis with which they were Jrendered, and could not have been other than wery pleasing to the audience.

Th house waj picked till there was no standing' room, and all returned to their homes looking happy and Well pleased The event is one -which will be soon forgotten. The. proceeds will be Invested in a school forgctten, OMrs. Thompson is a teacher, and deserves credit for the good she has done. 417.

ChcroJtec st, LevenwojUv Kaujas, cloth, 12 cloth, 1.2 cloth, 1.2 1.2 olotb, 12 XilJX UAi. J-. VWIO A MEMBER OF TRE THIRD HOUSE. HataUn A MAN AND A WOMAN. Stanley Waterloo THE PRICE OF THE RING." Margret AN HEIR TO MILLIONS.

Edgar A COMMON MAN. Lewis Vital Bogy THE AMERICAN PEASANT. I. plendid future qf Colorado agriculture can scarcely be estimated in view of the variety and extent ot the industry ot the state anij their growing for, the products of the farm, An. Esfcwiylly IJfyera? and th--.

SUHDAV STAR-SAY iNS, The mining of the prescicus metals, the rate of $65,50 for the round trip, witlil and of coal and ifonj the of stone and marble, the! smelting of ores, the manufacture of all the lutive pro St. Louis, Wth one year. -for. ojiVy SL23V jllift Sunday Star-Sayingsc-nvsiats'o ducts with which Colorado so plentifully i 'UBOB AND FINANCE REVOLUTION. B.S.' Hoath.

The standard Reform authori on tbi'v Money Question. Paper, 50c 1 PIZARRO AND JOHN SHERMAN. Mrs. Marion Todd. Paper, 25c.

i PROTECTIVE TARIFF DELUSION. Mrs. Marion Todd. Papor, 25o. THE NEXT STEP FORWARD.

Augustus Jacobson. Paper, 15c. THE CRISIS OP A PARTY. Augustus Jacobson. Paper, 25o.

PONNELLIANA. E. W. Fish. Riogrivphy of Ignatius Donnelly, wrft extracts frpm writings.

Paper, 50c. cloth, $1.50. SONGS OF THE LOWLY, AND OTHER POEMS." George Horton. Cloth, gilt, $L50. magniiflcent gift book.

"The Tom Hood of America's poets. "-7-To(ecfa flee. SEX AND IIPE: The Physiology and Hygiene of the Sexual Organization, By Eli F. Brown, M.D. Cloth, gilt, $1.00.

A standard book on a delicate but most subject. THE NEW DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. The people's, problems plalsdy pre- sentod in the form of a handsome colored chart, suitable for framing. Price, 25p. res dozen, $2.00.

A wonderful The vital truths convincingly forth with 16 paj.5s illtustrated. A complete nqve aDounos, win give employment. 9 vuous- and and hundreds of thousands pf men, all of whom must ljve on the pjodlucts of jf 32 ius irt pjiitiphtet fofii, iftcHut' with each Sunday ShaisSayiiigs. Call op aJ'Jfts "all orders to THE LAHOR N'EVVS, choice of routes going and returnn'K: If you'-afe'contemplaling a tripVjet us tell ypu vhat the, Sunta Fe can'olfcV yyu in the way qf service, etc Tel. 379, Gep, J.

CiiAl-Lis," 33,0 Delaware -Geneial Aiviil. Bqatty'ft Organs and Picnog. Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, of Washington, New Jersey, the great organ and piano manufacturer, is building and shipping more organs and pianos than ever.

In 1870 Mr. lkatty hft home a penniless plow boy, and by his indomitable will he the soil, Herein is the assurance pf the permanent, prosperity of Colorado's agri- ALU OYER TOVN. 417 Lharolice'wi, Leavenworth, Kmtsas, culture--a market not thousands of miles away, not in Europe, but at its very doer, AU Sympathizers with Reform R(ad It where the miners are delying, where the factories are busy, where the smelters are pouring forth their streams of gold J. U. BURUQGa.

CHACEY. has worked his way up so as to sell, so far, nearly 100,000 of Beatty 's organs and and silver and where the cominercial activity of hundreds qf towns and cities attest the agriculture -possibilities, of the CHACEY SCRUGGS, i THE LABOR NEWS and IH5 Both one year pianos since 1870, Nothing seems to dishearten him: obstacles laid, in his wax state, that would have wrecked an ordinary taraiiGe Estate Apto Nowhere within the confines of the man forever, he turns to an advertisement A' piano for sale. Gov. Lewelling was in Lansjng Wednesday. Full line, nice spring suits for children at Frank O'DonnelL The war cry of the stand up crowd ths year is, "Keep off the grass." Mentiqn the Labor News to our advertisers, when you call on them.

Latest and nobbiest, tailor made in dress suits, at Frank O'DonneTs. 0. Gould shook hands with Jude Myers fjn Thursday evening. The Arena is most advanced and comes out of it brighter than ever. republic is there a truer paradise for farmers, or more certain rewards for the His instruments, as is well known, are magazine 011 the continent and every true reformer should lend his" support Very popular and are to be found in all parts ot the world.

We are informed slllgent pursuit of, agriculture; than -TO- CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, DENVER, MINNEAPOLIS ST. Chair Cars Dining Cars and Sleepers on all 6'r Fire and Accident Insurance fox To do our share we make the gnerou exist in the boundaries and among the fertile valleys of the -Centennial state. that during the next ten years lie intends to sell aoo.oQO.'more of his make, thai offer of furnishing the two papei's at less the Laboring Man. means a.

business of 520,000,000, if we av It is an inviting field for intelligent farm ers with capital. OFFICE, N. E. Cor. Bth nd Charokee Btf than costj 1 Call on or address all orders THE LABOR NEWS, l.Wx, 295,.

417 Cherokee St. LeavenwortiiKaiis.i erage them at $100, It is already the largest business of its kind in existence, Write to Daniel F. Betty, Washington, New for catalogue. Beputy Oil Inspector Matt Edmonds "yEATENWOETQ, KAX. THE CROVS RAISED.

in town Monday inspecting coal oil The crqps iqised on irrigated farms' of through trams. STEAMSHIP TICKETS Col, S. Taylor, state coal oil inspec Are You Going to Kansas City? If so, take the Burlington Route, Colorado, both as to quality and quantity, are best possible vindication of the tor, was Leavenworth last Wednesday A.J.ANQl.UC0. Trains leave as follows: 8:10 Inspecting. a.

9:06 a. p. "Chicago Eli' 7:45 p. Travel by the Burlington, Quincy Baldwin and F. H.

Pettingill favored the town Populists with a call superiority of agriculture by irrigation over any system dependent on the rainfall. The official average of wheat is 23 bushels per acre, and careful farming to all points North, East, South xoA West, at greatly reduced rates. Office, I ol Delaware Street. Elliot MAi, TEL. IOO.

GEN. AGENT Leavenworth's most popular line. Bransfield I (Successor to T. J. Co.) STEAM WATER HEATING Wednesday.

Prof, Faber is back from. Reno town never fails to prpduce from 30, to 10, F. G. Markart, m'n'gr, DEALERS LUMBER Via Santa Fe Route. $35.50 round trip to Colton, bushels per acre.

Its quality is unsur ship, and is going into northern Iowa for a short vacation, dino, San Frartcisco, Los Angeles, San passed in the world, Oats and barley yield from 35 to so bushels to the acre, and returns of from 60 to 75 are not in Hardware Merchant S.L. Qqlding of Diego, San Jose; tickets good returning Tonganoxie attended the Pythian grand until April 30th and for stopover within frequent. fsr'Plumbinti, Gas and Steam Fitting, transit limit of days. The mid-winter lodge. Mrc-John Pierce was the delegate Corn is not so prolific a crop owing to Estimates furnished on Application fair will be held in San Francisco this frorn the Tonganoxie local, the cool nights, although excelent yields 22 1.

Dell Tel. 323 6ol(CH ERJKEk. MIX I PAINT If you care to. save money go to are obtained, particularly in the lower winter and will contain some of the hi exhibits of the World's Columbian exposition. A winter trip over the Santa Fc Bernstein s.

4oj'-: Shawnee Htreet, the Arkansas valley, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Potatoes yield from 100 to 400 bushels CENTRAL LOAN tor you Watches or any other kind of Jewelry. per acre, and are an exceedingly profit to California through the picturesque mountains and plains of New Mexico-and Arizona is safe and pleasant, because able crop. Prpf. Backus is lqcated at 604 Cherokee Street, and anyone suffering from corns Airaita yicius trom three to six tons ijnoojnsui I H-H-W000anoCO.

danger of delays by snow blockade is less than via extreme northern routes. per acre; and is the favorite forage crop b.unions and' toe nails should call and see him. He will remove them. Clover yields three tons an acre andtim othy a trifle less. Without pain, By-dropping him a ppjt'a' Our personally conducted.

weekly exenr? sions to Los San. Francisco1 and rtEYfiUWAQtoflr 3 Corner Fifth and Cherokee. PATRONIZElOME INDUSRY Buy a home manufactured stove and save the great expense and delay oil sending east for repairs. This Por Pop Popuia Firm auo HANDLES A FULL LINE OF GENERAL HARD-WARE. REMEMBER THE PLACE! THOIiEN Specialty made of Awnings, Garden Hose, Steam Tumps, Engine Repairs, card he will call at your residence ABSfKACfS All kinds of vegetables grow to an en Forfeited -rA lot of diamonds ormous size and yield, astonishing results, San Diego, leaving Kansas City every will be continued tha coming season.

The sleepers run 011 thesv watches and jewelry qf all descriptions. Dairy tarmmgts especially profitable the local demand for butter never yet Guns, pistols, musical instruments, clothing, trunks, valises, etc. The naving oeen met, I he same is true of and ATTORNEY AT LAW. We have the most complete set of books in the city and guarantee all work trains are operated by the Puliman.eom-pany, completely furnished and in charge of competent parties. They are above will be sold fqr principal and poultry and eggs and honey and all sim liar products.

And there is no place on continent where what is known as, largely patronized by well-to-do people and special attention 'is given to ladies and children trttvehh? without escort, "truck farming" is more profitable or .1 A doubla bertlwin these cars costs but imcis gieaier inducement tor success terest at The Central Loan Qtffice, 405 Shawnee Street. Eehnstein. John an old "rock.ribbed Democrat just back; hts ranch, said that the last three months of Cleveland and his Republican allies in congress has made many of his old friends in the vicinity of his ranch turn for relief toward 3.00. One of these sleeping cars is at than in Colorado. tached daily to our regular Calitornia ex Notary Public.

Room 25, RYAN BUILDING. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereaby given that the partnership heretofore existing between T. J. Bransheld and William Coolidge under have- press o.

1. lheanta re also "Comrao" Hanback. was billed for insilmlsA'a jo OAjjBjnoA oiS to ixxniij-uiiil KiB.ta.1 iSKTay nosaopua ov 'Xno- 3J-10A Max 'poa iiiopjsoaj smj.t -JQ' t'linajq oij jo jopo tut 8I3--UJ03 A'tUO 1UIt NlS.iaJ jTjKTttt iv.it 'yio mom 'antiaAV UJW 4m paiisjiiilupsip pun -piaupua oq.T, inJo.w.'pozinAp O'll "I Xt)bqA ls.Muii im Suinitnoa I reunion at Wichita last week. Well, another line to th 'coast via Colorado Midland, which i'S favorite su'mrner line and a good route'fo'r winter tra'vel. Th grandest mountain scenery id the world wen, um Jligfiins will be crossing the the People's party and that he is.

with line iicxv miu jauge otKq may soon paw the Kansas breezes. Morrill's bar and the most agrteable stopping (places, lie along this line, including GlenwObd Springs and Salt Lake City. For full them. Bob Kane was shot and instantly kill, ed by Barney Fjtzsimmons at Tim For rel! is a magnet to strong for effectual Harvest Machinery, Electric Bells, Railing Grating Bicycle Repairs, Brass Work, and all Kines of General Repairing. 43.

Iekveiwoi'tt) and complete information call on or ad resistance by the old nne. How the the firm name of T. J. Bransffeld has been disolved and T. Bransfield will hereafter conduct the business.

T. J. William Coolidgf.i Leavenworth, March 24, 1894. dress Geo. Chaplin, General Agent, A nn's place on North Fifth street Tuesday bills will rustle as in the halcyon days t.

AVOJSJ I T. S. K. 320 Delaware street, auernoon. 1 ne Killing seems to oe tne 01 old Kill Higgins and Bill Smith and Leavenworth, Kan.

Telephone No. 270, bleeping car bertbs reserved. mult ol a tued ot long and a the other bill, not one dollar bills..

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