The Kanopolis Journal from Kanopolis, Kansas • 4

A 23a CAN CtfttSKSED SI1IX Locate in the Growing Town of EUworth Happening-. JTram our Kagular Correspondent. E. W. Wellington and Dr.

Day an fast recovering, Mia. Emersom hai another son on from Ireland this week. George Ukh ol Hollrrood, it frequently I 4' v. -2. i lhA id 3 Futiiro City of Kansas, and KANOPOLIS HAS TWO COMPETING LINES OF -iftt4dJdil lull r.rM..

RAIIRilUn address mil J1? Sfat Pacific system with its 6,526 miles of railroad under one management, and the Vvov V-c'fc miles ol rmlroad givmg Kanopolis direct railroad connections to all points, east, we.st,fnrth and south LOTS POE S-XE, A limited number of Town Lots are now offered for sale at low rates. Prices are constantly advancing The time to buy is NOW r(mi shrewd observer, to be from one-half to one-third what they will bring in the near future. The most reliable and he by small investment now Kanopolis Town Lots should bring large returns in a short time. Wn lWa ln KaR0Iis- NO OTHER INVESTMENT GAH SHOW SUCH PROFITS AS KANSAS REAL ESTATE IH THE LSAT TEH YEARS Evervone admits that, there. Facilities, that it cannot fall To FM Jiil FOR TOWNIPLAT OP KANOPOLIS, Map of Kansas, Price of Lote, and full particulara, call on or W.

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Hand yo ir subscriptions to the publisher of" tthis paper and he will forward same to us. Journal Kansas City, Mo. After 30 days. MS adhered to. easier and in less time than any other machine in worm, warranted live veara, and if it don't wash the Mju own jps ra spva wrcw T2.

ESI ii NTS A HIE can show prrf arc maklra from $75 to 160 per month. Farmers, to ISOO darinc the winter. lAdtM ham mat meeaiK Washer. Retail price, only $5. Sample to sn aK('ncy 4- Als the Celebrated KEYSTONE at manufacturers' lowest prices.

We iuvite thtt invesnsation. auua your address on postal card for Oh, Consistency, Vhoa Art Jewel. "Ever honest sauare. orriuhf muihliran I ft 1 who cares more fortthe party than he does for the support of disreputable people, is solid against ueorge way eke. When the recent senatorial convention was held, and McLennan was a possible candidate for senator, who At i was one oi me ioremost worsera in that convention for Mac.

George Huycke. At that time the party was not. an nonesi one ana iliac was not disreputable then. Who, before going to that convention stated that he would like to at tend and work for McLennan, but on account of the collansfld tinta nf bis wallet he could not go, besides he naa no money to leave wi.tn his family if he should at tend Gftore Hnvr-bA Who secured ten dollars to supply nis warns oraer tnat he might attend? George Huycke. Was he one ui j.

1. 1 I. ii ui. uib iwuesii repuoucaus men, or one oi tne "aisreputaDie cusBes." "Eve-v man who belongs to the and disreputable classes of society is for mac, ueurgc nuycKC. Who Was it.

at thfi Konntnrinl Ann. vention four Tears acn. whn Macki-h Llovd and McLennan VAra niir.Hi. dates, worked hard and faithfully for me nomination ot juac. Georere nirvr.Kfl.

nun nn nomncran tn tharion vi gorous ana disreputable class then. When Lloyd received the nomination for senator at that convention, and McLennan with the rest of the republicans of this county stood faithfully by the nominee, who was it bolted the nominee anil rnnk nn independent candidate Joe Wiggins nnl ,1 1 i. .1 i I uiu ouuooyuibu to eieci mm. George Huvcke. "Everv cam hi or and gambler's pimp is or was for iliac men.

'Every man who loudly shouts that he is a straight republican; and always votes the ticket straight when he is paid for it, is for McLennan." Huycke. What was the compensation Daid to George Huycke two years ago for supporting the regular nominee for representative, S. W. Bard. Was not Huycke shouting lustily for Jackson the independent candidate till within a few days of the election? How was it that he was finally subjugated by Mac to work and vote for Bard.

"Every little, small potatoe. disreputable cuss who cares nothing for the welfare of his country, is for McLennan." George Huycke How long has it been since Georce was a "disreputable cuss," and did not care for the welfare of his country. For years past, Huycke has worked as a faithful allv of McLen nan in all campaigns, and because Mac can not be used as a iool to further Huycke's pet Bcheme for the postoffice at Ellsworth, Mac, and ev ery republican who supports him. is either a "pimp," a "gambler," or a "Alal'oniitol-ilrt 17 "Every man who has eot a note in shane to be squeezed is for McLennan." George nuycKe. George, do you remember a cir cumstance about two years ago when a Mr.

Jas. Powers was going to foreclose a mortgage of on your homestead, and you went to McLennan about your troubles, and he gave you his personal check to lift you so that you did not loose your property? Were you "squeezed" that time, and by whom. Who, immediately after that embarrassment told W. F. Tompkins and others that he was under special obligations to Mac and the kindness shown him should never be forgotten.

George Huycke, You were for Mac then, but did he "squeeze" you? For a chronic disgruntler and a confirmed bolter of the straight party nominations, Huycke is the peer of any worn out greenbacker in Central Kansas. His methods of politics partake of idiocy, and it is to be hoped ere it is too late, that he will see the error of his ways and finally decide to vote and work for the straight, party ticket. Sixthly, and lastly, "what the devil are yon roaring about," George. desire the delegates who are friendly to Jackson, to cast their ballots for McLennan, and I will run independent and snow him under on election Jackson on Saturday Sept. 1, 1888, Throwing Mud are You? The Democrat of Oct 25, says: "McLennan in his speech at Walnut Grove said that Charley Evans only acted for the Midland as any honest attorney would.

Was using deceit in pu'-hing the bond elections the way h'mci. nrrnr. -vs business? Nonsense, all the wurli tvoc -y Imnd elections was not the work homiraiut lawyers engage in. It was not even legal business." Does not The Democrat (if it really wants to enlighten the voters) tell all about the honesty of Mr. Harrison, the democratic candidate for county attorney.

Why does it not call attention to the trial docket for the November term for 1888, which reads as follows: No. Title of case 5J2 Farwell Co. Amount, $1,172.73 vs Harrison Also, the forgery case before N. H. McCoy, jtistice of the peace, wherein this candidate is interested in personally.

Was Harrison an "honorable lawyer" then, and was it "legal 'business?" Better pluck the beam from thine own eye before grasping for the mote in other eyes. Vote for Frank Hodgden for register of deeds. It is a dangerous experiment to swap horses in the middle of a deep and turbulent stream: Likewise it is dangerous to experiment with our public schools. Therefore, a vote for B. H.

Thomas obviates any of the unpleasantness which is liable to arise through the incompetency of inexperienced men holding that office. 'Ihe Mo. IV.c. is the shortest, best and quickest route to St. Louis, making close connection at Goneseo (or Kansas City.

St. Imis and all points, ihe bet trains. Free chair cars, sleepers and the most di-rect lines to all points. Paul Harding, Agt mnde easy, manufacturing Hubber sUmps. Send li.r 1 rice LUt of uutiiis.

to.r Uormau.Ko. 217e.tst German street, Uuitimore, Maryiuud, U. S. These prices will The Cost iimi ou jt-icBi 1 2fvT! 'jl-uLJ' -ff a Nil M. fU "Tj V.

Itt I. -00l3ItJV I i i i i I nn UUlJfl 4 mw re I IwiMLLL Vvf I -ill fi ACE that apntH miike fciOO selling this TnRIiAGEUS For n.N!i mucU (s.i j. 1 GALLEY MAK'Ji' to It get and LQVELL WASHER Erie, Pa. in Ellsworth lately. Witbeck and lady returned from their wed ding tour this week.

Farmers are sowing wheat and rye right along and will all month. Jeff Hudioni democratic speech Saturday night, was highly spoken of. Two democratic candidates for state officers spoke in onr city Monday night Mrs. Nellie Tibbetts Miner stopped over a few days this week on the way to Denver. Michael Quintan advertises a stock, imple ment, feed and household sale at the ranch, Hot.

ao. McLennan, it seems, will get there beyond a doubt. The grand old party must be kept straight. Jesse Forrest is doing a land office business baiyng and selling calves. The prices run from $4 to $8.

We are a little afraid the paralytic stroke of Mr. F. J. Dean, recently reported, will prove a serious affair. How about Ellsworth selling Salina flour by the car-load.

What is the matter with our home mills. The venerable Mr. Bradley has been in a condition of somnolence at the Cottage hotel all the past week. Some of our people were quite a little interested in Mr. A.

O. Whaley's removal to California, last week. B. F. Eastburn left the Oak creek ranch Sunday night He was well known to a number of our people.

One of Charley Clifton's boys, on Thompson creek, fell from a house a few days ago and dislocated his sholder. Follow suit. This will be a hard winter, coal is high and things must be economized. Go and get married like all the loys are doing this fall. A.

Larkin's music store was burglarised by toys last week, and a lot of instruments sstolen. They were recovered. Look out 1oys, there will be music in the air you will aaot like. II. W.

Nunamaker and lady, and Charlie Scott and lady, with a two week's outfit went the salt marshes of Stafford county to hunt. 18 karet outfit, all the jewelers we have In town. The little private shoot, down at the Amen can the other night, between the two saloon letpers, does not amount to much. Yet they ay where there is so much "smoke" there must be "fire." State central committee secretary, Al. Geb-Kardt, of Topeka, was up over Sunday with his family.

Al. thinks Kansas will go for Harrison, but Ellsworth county, all 1 can't straighten it out. There is one thing that is getting to be a nuisance. Breaking glass in vacant houses by boys, and the vast amount of hoodlum thieving and petty burglary by town boys. Where is the city police force.

The venerable John Quinlan died at Mr. Wheeler's, and was buried Saturday. He was a cousin of the old cattlemen John and Michael Quinlan, of Ellsworth county. He was an Irishman by birth and had been long afflicted. To the old, worn out and sick, death is indeed a welcome visitor.

Why not turn the Ellsworth creamery into a church? Perhaps it would make a court house? How would it do for a union saloon and gambling house? Perhaps the Ellsworth politicians could use it as a headquarters and sub-treasury. Wonder if Peg, Ruby Co. could not utilize it? A riverside-seaside-summer-bathing resort, joining the bubbling alkaline waters of the raging Smoky wouldn't be bad. Indeed, what shall we do with aut milk while sleepeth the Ellsworth creamery? A vote for C. J.

Evans for county attorney, is vote for an honest administration of our county affairs. A Word to the No thoughtful person can not fai to see that we are on the eve of an eleotion of more than ordinary importance to the people of the sunflower state, and we would remind our voters that we need practical working men in the senate. A vote for McLennan is a vote to return P. B. Plumb to that body, and to vote for Alderson, is to give aid and comfort to those in opposition to republican rule.

But you do not admira McLennan, The Reporter does not support McLennan; Jackson is opposed to Mac; the head and front of his offense is, he succeeded The Reporter and the Jaclnon et al factions. They failed, and McLennan stands to-day, the republican nominee for representative. On the 6th day of next November you will say who is to be your choice What can you gain by going over to the enemy, and what will you get by going. Your best interest demands that you consider this matter, as citizens of a great commonwealth, and your efforts must not be diverged from the main issue at stake. McLennan is entitled to your hearty support, and he is deserving of it.

So close up your columns; do not allow enemies to sow the seed of discord in the camp. Do not allow these enemies, when they have accomplished their purpose, to laugh at your credulity. Remember that "United we stand; divided, we fall," so do your duty as a republican. See to it that Ellsworth county has a republican representative, and he be A. N.

McLennan. Close up the column and vote for Mao and the straight party ticket. Vote for C. J. Evans for county attorney.

I COTTER mill POWER lTSK, is warranted to ontos -1: dry fwkler an any machine built in the world of nod kith iieit.er than nnyotlieip in rnery pnriiuuiar. id suustuiitiate tho liiiaod of our cutCi-rs, to be used ii( ri.M;M-i,.i. wiiiianyotner culler in tho vwfirld, oi siuue size, wiih imileratsjidinir tl mt. cur muehiise does not do liiore and hi-i ler word with the snnie power, and in stron-ithand dunmility, as well as ease of feed ir und piftvo more nntwlnctory any ol(r it can returned to us, ice jiaymn fi vviht both ways. We aleo mauufactura T-il S1ii.II.EV CATtRIEB, TKE E21AXLET bV and THE AD KOitSS P0WEPK, OVO.

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Pass. Geni Mangr, St Louis, Mo St. Louis, Mo. Cattln Wanted to "Winter. Feed, rarirn and c'ar for hu.t cattle at Trivoli ranch.

2,000 aores worlds of water and shelter. Will take them any time. Prices reasonable. Al)tIV tO li. or J.

R. liicketts, Trivoli. NOTICE TO TEESPASSERS Al pcrpons are hereby notified not to tic-rms 011 seclion 21, townuhip- 14, mno T. known as the -wt'on, bv on the plowed ground, or by gatiierlnir wild Inula on neetion 21, known as Mrs. Adanm' hay land, or driving through the corn Held I'ersons caught on tluvo lands will lm tfeatii as trespassers and dealt with accord ingiy MlH.

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