The Western Call from Beloit, Kansas • 4

PUtYlPKinS, Pumpkins, PUMPKINS, The Western Democrat. H. A. YONGE, Editor Proprietor. BEST OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Publication Notice. In the District Court of the will Judicial District of the Htiiie of Ktiiisan, sltt.ug lu ana for the County ot Mitchell. B. A. ltoGKiw, l'laintlil, Ihadouh PfcuiiAULT, Duleiultuit.

Tim defendant, lHadore I'erranlt. will take notice that ho Ims been miud In the Ulsli let Court of MitchBll County, KaiiKiu, the plaintiff, H. A. Kokoih, tor damajios Hiwialtiod by said plaintiff, for the breach ol a coitain contract tor the puinhiwe of one Hlack Htulllon, made in the month of October, A.U.18M, and the said defendant 8lin.ll answer the petition filed Bald action on or before the cith day of November, li, 1888, or tho game will be taken ax true, aud Jiidmnont rendt'ied acalnst defoiidant for the gum of Twulve Hundied DollarH an claimed hi said petition, and an order of said Court will be made for the Halo ot the Northwest yuurter (H) ot Section No. 'l'lnrty-four luwiiNhli) No.

Seven (7) Honth of lliume No. Nine (U) Went Mitchell county, KaiiHOH, which has been attached in mild action as the property ot said defendant. John l), Mixchkll and F. J. KurxEy, Att'ys forriulnuit.

8rd, We cordially Indorse the sentiments expressed in his last days, by tlmt great soldier anil illustrious citizen, U. 8. Grant, in favor of harmony and good feeiing between the North and the Houth, and hail with patriotic joy the industrial, social and politicnl harmony now existing in all sections of our country, too long estranged, and see in it a union resting upon reciprocal feelings of friendship and unity of interest, the only basis for a substantial and perpetual union of States and of people. 4th, We denounce the hypocricy and false pretenses of the Republican party of Mitchell county in pledging itself before elections to a faithful and honest enforcement of the laws for the suppression of crime, and in the interest of party, wilfully and designedly condoning public crimes of the graveat magnitude, compounding felonies, degrading to the moral standard of the public service, and encouraging criminal speculation in public monies. deceive Prizes 1 1 DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Judge 15th Judicial District, R.S.HANLEY. of Jewell County. Demooratlo County Ticket. Tor Treasurer tunoxpued and full term) D.A. FllEEMAN, ot Belolt.

For Cleric, GEOKGE E. CRAGIN, ot Cawkcr City. ForSheiltt, W. H. LANOFOUD, Of Bololt, D'or Hegistorof Deeds, J.

B. CALDKRHEAD, ot Bololt. For Burveyor, N.L. WILSON, of Bololt Tp. ForCeroner, WILSON, ot Cawker City.

For Commissioner, 2nd District, JOSEPH CARNEY, of Belolt Township. domocraric convention. Personally, ho is one of the most popular and best, known men in this county, having filled the office of sheriff for one term. Ills record made at that time is ample to satisfy the people that he fills the Jeffers-onian standard of honestv and fidelity to the trusts reposed in him. There can be no doubt about the matter of his election.

JOSEPn CARNEY, of Beloit township, candidate for Commissioner of the 2nd District, is one of the old-timers. Everybody knows him. He is capable, ho is honest, he is true to his friends, understands the necesities of the times, and the desires of the public. Ile is the best man that could be nominated for the place. Jlis character is like Coder's wife, above suspicion.

He will be elected. The ticket, as a whole, is the strongest that could possibly have been made. It appeals to the patriotism of the democrats will get their support. It ap. peals to good sense and conservatism of the independent voters, and they will standby It to the last; It appeals to the honest men of the county who are opposed to bossism, to corrupt, venal public servants, to bargaining and bickering for place and power, and to speculation in the public funds of the county.

It appeals to all those who believe that the officers are the? servants of the people, and should be held to a strict accountability for the manner in which they administer their trusts. It appeals to the conservatism of the business men fith. We arralcn the republican offi CI1AS. F. BOZELL, JU8T1CE OF THE PEACE, Real Estate and Insurance Agent.

Office on Court Street, north side. AMY J. LOBDELL, M. cials of Mitchelfcounty for covertly violating their official oaths by a system of favoritism in corruptly conniving at the escape of embezzlers of the public money, while pretendedly zealous in the prosecution of the trespassers upon private property. 6th, we, the Democracy of Mitchell county, renew our ptedges to the people in favor of an hones? and efficient man I'UYSICIAK SUKUEOJN (Late resident physician of Chicago Hospital for women and children.) Ofllce and residence, corner 3d and Walnut 2 bloekaeast of the M.

E. church. Beloit. Kansas. agement of the public afiairs of trie county, a strict observance of the laws by public officials, a rigid and impartial enforcement of the criminal laws of the State against venal public servants as well as against private offenders.

DR. E. D. CONVERSE, OFTOEHUR! BELOIT. 9 TO 12 A.

M. KANSAS. 1 TO 4 P.M. Offlet ovtr frank Bart't Bank. Henry Stackhouse, II.

A. Yongk, Com. II. T. Tattjm, The convention adopted the report Prohibition Convention.

The prohibitionists of Mitchell cour ty without regard to past party affiliations are requested to meet in mass convention at the free reading room inBeloit, Kansas, on Saturday, October 3d, at 1 o'clock p. to place in nomination a full county ticket. Signed. C. P.Stevens, A.

D. Leach, E. P. Newbanks, T. J.

Glascock, Richard Stiff, Robert Miller, E. Thomas. P.C.Jordan, Trask. of committee on resolutions with the greatest enthusiasm. Joel Holt A.

W. Hicks of the county, and gives assurances that The committe on permanent organi the county affairs will be conducted in JOLT niCKU, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Bank ot Beloit BELOIT, KANSAS. zation reported that the temporary organization made permanent, which was acordance with the principles or integ rity, honor and economy of private bus iness Institutions. G. W.

PORT, the Leading Clothier of Northern Kansas, of- fers a premium each to the three Farmers of Mitchell, Lincoln and Ottawa Counties who will produce the largest Pumpkins at his Beloit store during the months of October, and November, The competition for these premiums will be open to all Farmers of the above named counties. The Largest or heaviest will take the 1st premium, a cash prize of $15; the second largest and the 3d largest $5. The circumference and weight, together with name and residence of the Farmer who raised it must be securely attached to the Pumpkin. Write for a circular and get full particulars, or, come to the store and get one, and we will show you besides a stock of Clothing that outrivals all others and takes the premium every time in quantity, quality, style and price. come into this PORT if you want to win.

No clothing stock of SUCH MAGNITUDE anywhere else in NORTHERN KANSAS. adopted with cheers and calls for Moulton. Mr, Moulton thanked the convention in a neat speech, and asked their It is a ticket stamped with victory. Great English Remedy. The people of the county are grateful further pleasure.

to the democratic party for Buch a glori II. T. Tatum offered a resolution that Tvade Mark. Murray's Specific, ous ticket. Proceedings of.

the Demooratlo a guaranteed cure for an nervous diseases, such as Weak Memory, ix)ss of Brain Power, Hysteria, Headache, Pain In Back, Nervou Prostration, Wakefulness, Leu-corrhcea. Universal Lassitude. Seminal Weakness. Imootencv County Convention. The Mitchell county Democratic D.

Freeman be endorsed by the convention as a candidate for Treasurer. The resolution was carried, and II. A. Yonge moved to suspend the rules and make the endorsement unanimous. Carried.

The chair appointed C. J. Wyn-koop, Thomas nill and II. T. Tatum a committee to escort Mr.

Freeman before the conventiop. Convention met at the court house RafhnTikl.ff. and general loss of power of the iiirallv Orrran in rtthArwr on Saturday last, pursuant to calh and John E. Moulton, of Cawker City, caused by Indiscretion or over exertion, and which produce Premature Old Age. Insanity and was nominated for temporary chairman, Consumption.

$1.00 a box or six TndeHark. and Gesrge E. Craigen, of the same J. A. Pope placed George E.

Cragin boxes for 5, sent by au on receipt of price. Full particulars in place as temporary secretary. to every appucani We Uuatantee 6 Boxes to'cure any case. Ifor every 85 On motion of II. A.

Yonge, the chair in nomination for County Clerk, and moved a suspension of the rules and his nomination made by acclamation. appointed a committee of pa with a written ffiln.rfl.ntAA ti) 1 three oh rules and resolutions, as fol refund the money if our Spectflo aoes not eneci a cure. a lows: H. A. Yonge, Henry Stackhouse The names of J.

n. Calderhead and Address all communications to attar TakUr. and H. T. Tatum.

the bole Manufacturers, John Bockman were placed in nomina On motion of J. A. Pope, the chair ap THE MURRAY MEDICINE CO. Kansas City, Mo. in Belolt by Martin Emmeri pointed the following committee on credentials: J.

A. Pope, Steve DeYoung tion for Register of Deeds, and the informal ballot resulted in 39 for Calderhead and 13 for Bockman. Calderhead's nomination wa3 then made unanimous. and H. A.

Ames. On permanent organization: George The rules were suspended, and N. L. Wilson, George Buist andC. J.

Corkins. Wilson made the unanimous nominee A recess of nifteen minutes for com of the convention for Surveyor. mittees to report was granted. On motion, the rules were again sus The report of committee on creden pended and C. M.

"Wilson was nominated for Coroner by acclamation, tials declared the follwing named gen tlemen entitled to Beats: D. D. Slocum moved to suspend the Asherville J. W. Roark, N.

II. Wil CO TO rules, and that the convention endorse the candicacy of W. II. Langford for son and P. H.

Stillie: OTJR COUNTY TICKET. The democrats of Mitchell county have made a ticket that commands the confidence of the people. It Is one of character and capacity. It is a business man's ticket, with force and life in it. D.

A. FREEMAN, i for county treasurer, Is one of the oldest and wealthiest citizens of Beloit. The only office of profit or honor ever held by him ia that of Mayor of this city, which he now fills. lie needs no eulogy at our hands. His political enemies have nothing but good words for him, as is shown by the following clipped from the Beloit Courier and Gazette: As predicted by the Courier, long Duane Freeman is an independent candidate for? county treasurer, for both terms, as will be seen by refer-ingto his announcement under the proper beading.

Mr. Freeman cannot expect very much taffy from these headquarters, since he has voluntarily left the Republican party to ask favor outside of party organization. That he is an enterprising, energetic man, no one can dispute. lie came 'to this county very early in its modern his-" and by perseverance and good management has built up a fine business lucrative to himself. No doubt he will make it extremely interesting to the regular nominees, but we cannot see what he has to depend upon for success.

Courier. Under the announcement head will be found a card from Duane Freeman, stating that he is an independent candidate for county treasurer, for both long and short terms. Mr. Freeman has been a resident of Mitchell county for fourteen years, and has probably done as mnch for the advancement of her interests as any man within her borders. He has not been a persestent office seeker, but is now serving as mayor of Beloit.

He is as well known as any man in the county, is reliable and honest, and. if elected, will serve the people faithfully and well. Gazette. GEORGE H. CBAGIN, of Cawker City, the nominee for county clerk, is a representative of the young democracy of the county, is twenty-six years of age, and the assistent cashier, hi the First National Bank of Cawfcer 'City, an educated accountant, of perfect integrity, exemplary habits, and of great personal popularity at home where he is best known.

The home endorsement given him is such a certificate of charac Beloit II. Wilson, J. W. Sheriff, which motion was carried Miller, C. Lowry, Joe Carney and II.

KINSLEYBROS; A. Ames. On chair appointed Messrs. Beloit City 1st ward: Wm. Rodgers.

Slocum, Yonge and Lomax to wait up II. A. Yonge. John McElroy; 2d ward: on Mr. Langford and inform him of the TO BUY YOUR A.

T. Rodgers, A. E. Hillman, C. J.

MARTIN EMMERT, ri2ALJ3iiiN action of the convention. Mr. L. appeared and thanked the convention. ward: D.

Perdue, C. J. Corkins and J. II. Calderhead.

The County Committee for the ensu BOOTS SHOES Cawker J. E. Moulton, Geo. Buist, ing year are as follows: iilOOa B0SS1QQQ1QH011 Asherville, J. W.

Roark; Beloit, 1st J. A. Pope, S. DeYoung, Geo. Cragin, James Wilson.

ward H. A. Yonge, 2d ward C. J. Wyn-koop, 3d ward J.

H. Calderhead; Beloit Trusses Sc Shoulder Braces, Carr Creek C. P. Lomax. Solomon Rapids Joseph Meyers, A.

township, A'. Ames; Bloomfleld, Geo B. Brookfield and S. P. Rowe.

Hurd; Blue Hills, Frank Guptail; Center, Wm. Kidder; Cawker, J. E. Moul Center John Vanllook, Wm. Kettler.

Plum Creek E. R. Bonnifield, Henry ton; Carr Creek, C. P. Lomax; Custer, Burt and J.

K. Gise. Eureka, J. B. Fuson; Lotran nenry Stackhouse, J.

Stack- II house, M. Grecian and J. T. Crowl. 8' Glen Elder, E.

B. Barrett; Hays, Joel McAlister; Lulu, W. H. Freas; Logan, Henry Stackhouse; Pittsburg, M. J.

Ar-noldy; Plum Creek, J. K. Gise; Round Turkey Creek T. F. Auldridge, D.

Straun.J.E. Gantz, T. McKnight, R. Knizely. Springs, W.

E. Ingram; Tnrkey Creek, Pittsburg G. W. Lowers, Frank D. Straun; Solomon Rapids, A.

B. Brookfield; Salt Creek, W. W. Hawley; Mergen and Joseph Fischer. Caldwell, T.

W. Sullivan, Wm. Iiurreil, E. B. Barrett.

Walnut Creek, Tim. Clover. John E. Moulton, Ch'n. Center-T.

W. Hall, T. R. Buchanan George E. Cragin, Secretary.

and E. N. Philbrick. Walnut-G. R.

Much, II. Snyder, D. The following resolution was intro Hawk. SPECTACLES, ToiietGoods ifi Druggists' Sundries, Lamps, OILS OF ALL KINDS, AND Salt Creek II. T.

Tatum, W. W. duced and unanimously adopted by the democratic convention of Marshall county Kansas, ter as any man should be proud to They undersell all dealers and have the Halleyand and T. II. Allen.

The committee on rules and resolu Resolved, By the democrats of Mar tions submitted the following: shall county, in representative con best goodsin Beloit. We. the committee on rules and order of business beg leave to make the fol bear. If elected to the office for which he is nominated, he will bring with him the business training that particularly fits him for the position. J.

n. CALDERHEAD, the candidate for Register of Deeds, has no superior as a careful and methodical business man. No office in this county vention assembled, that the thanks of the democratic party of Marshall county are due, and are hereby tender lowing report: Can always get barr gains there. That the voting for the several candi dates shall be by ballot. That the first ballot shall be Informal.

ed to Gen Wm. Becker, the retiring chairman of the county central committee, for the able and zealous manner in which he has during the past That as each township shall be called has been so Bhamefully abused as, that of the office of register of deeds. No the delegates therefrom shall cast the year, discharged the duties of that of books have been so negligently kept, vote of their respective township, and fice; and that we recognize in the per the members present shall cast the full CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY. Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LUMBER, OBS BLINDS Lime, Hair, Cement, Coal, I and everything keptin a First-Class Lumber Yard I and the office should be filled by a dubi ness man of careful training. son of Gen.

Becker a gentleman sin vote of their township. Mr. Calderhead is a tnan of undoubt cerely and intelligently devoted to the That the nominations of candidates ed integrity and high sense of honor, shall be in the following order, to-wit: principles ot democracy, and in all respects worthy of trust It was further moved that a copy of the foregoing has a pleasing address, agreeable man I have on hand a ner, and is Just the kind of a man that would fill the office satisfactorily to the resolution be forwarded to the Kan 1st, Treasurer. 2nd, County Clerk. 3rd, Register of Deeds.

4th, Surveyor. 6th, Coroner. 6th. Sheriff. people.

If the voters of Mitchell county few Thorough bred sas City Times, with request to pub consult the interest of the public, he lish, i will be eleated by a rousing majority. TSi L. WILSON, The selection of a County Central Committee for the ensuing year. Short-Horn BULLS, from one to two years old. Prices to suit the times, and terms to of Beloit township, the candidate for Surveyor, is a young gentleman who is lriehlv spoken of, thoroughly educated, The nomination of a candidate for Commissioner of the 2d District.

Your committee on resolutions report a graduate in civil engineering, and in every way qualified to fill the office creditably to the people and satisfactorily to as follows: In Judging of a man's character, he should be weighed according to the estimation in which he is held by his neighbors and those who best know him. Measured by that scale, Mr. Bartleson, the republican candidate for register of deeds, is not deserving of public confidence. He has no friends among his neighbors, if reports are only half true. It ia generally conceded that he cannot carry his own township.

A man who is despised by his nearest neighbors, is unworthy of public confidence. Having an extendi ve Lumber Yard, Sash and Door Factory in Chicago, we offer special Inducements to parties wanting car load lots or to those want-inglumber in any quantity. We keep in ssock the celebrted MARBLEIIEAD LIME "ST1 We also keep in stock the best quality of HARD and SOFT COAL, tSTAl the lowest possible flgares.jp Yard located corner South street Bersey Avenue, COME and SEE XJS, S. H. FULLERTON, Gen.

Man. FRED. L. DAYTON, Local Manager. suit the purchaser.

1st, We, the Democracy of Mitchell county, Join with the people of the country in emigrations, that the Democratic tnrlu litwTmnn amain pntrilRtfld with the his party. DR. C. M. WILSON, administration of the federal govern of Cawker City, the candidate for Coroner, is a pysician of large practice, and Call ojiorjiddress Jft.

S. CHAPEL, ment. VnA Tf. xeith nrirtn find satisfaction AW THtnpna in a fnlflllmpnt hv Prea- a life-long democrat. W.

n. LANGFOBD, UIMU iiiviivuu ident Cleveland of the promises made Asherville, Kansas. candidate for Sheriff, came before the iiflnnlo as an Independent candidate, by the Democracy to the people or an efficient, economical and honest admin Ellsworth voted $40,000 in bonds for waterworks. istration 01 public anairs. and received the endorsement of the.