Weir City Citizen from Weir, Kansas • 1

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If not paid within a reasonable time after ordered the paper will be discontinued Mail Subscriptions outside of Weir Postofike, Cash. ITEMIZES, Established August 1802- Whole Number 44, NO. '2, WEIR CITY, KANSAS, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1893. vol.

1. W. Hammond Manager. To Ike Ladles of Weir Gftib in a half dozen words, lut the Tribune to explain it Republican Ticket. For Treasurer Knox Barney.

For Sheriff Wm. Smith. For County Clerk R. P. Mires.

For Register of Deeds T. Weaver, For Surveyor--E, W. Cooteh. For Coroner Dr. C.

S. Huffman. away ami raaKe wok ciear and the argument used to 'do merely adds strength to the gentleman and hiscompatriots.including the three noble democrats, who, go unselfishly aided maintaining constitutional liberty. We denounce Ihe populist executive council for spincfins $.2,600 of the peoples money in having printed the proceedings of the illegal and arrogant assembly known as the Dunsmore house. We reaffirm the doctrine of blmetalism, and honest money ftnd demand both gold and silver ba coined into money of equal intrinsic an exchangeable value, so that the nurcllhsine and debt paving power of bloodshed may be expected to flow at almost any moment.

According to the Times, however, all. is serene. The truth will come out later, and we fail to see where the good is to come out of the misiepiescntations of which one or the other is guilty, we are inclined to the belief, however, that the Journal is trying to behet that they are one ami I have arranged to Reopen ray At my Former Location in the HTHYKER IlLUUK, and have en-gaged a RISVIIVIER Dhectly fiom the My patruiii are assured of seeing the $cmr Tatest Stiilcs. 2indbll. MIXTA WILCOX 5IOP.U AN.

owned large company." The very things to which they direct our attention as reasons manufacture some political a pi tiff he dollar, whether of silver, gold or pa- Times aro getting lively just now iu congress aiid Ex Czar Reed sits iu the corner and grins whilo Czar Crisp puts on the thumb screws. The 'topublicans aro talcing their medi- We denounce the pension methods of Hoke Smith, and especially reaffirm the very discred-are inclined other side is many things doctrine of liberal pensions for ail dis out of the matter iu a itable way, though wc to the belief that tho doing and has done I i mm irfcwa--. ETTA 1 TOPACCO. V- 'i 4 Wi -i- MAIN STREET. WFJR CIT V.

KANSAS Best Cigars and Tobacco in the City. Fancy Xobaeeoa ex why they donot belong to the "one large company' are the exactconditions that should obtain in ouderto afford the mantle of deception by" which the public might be thrown off its guard. We are free to admit that to assume the editorial responsibility of two separate and distinct newspapers of opposite political faith "at long range" would subject Mr. CockerelFs peculiar nervous temperament to a mental strain not easily withstood; and then, oscilliating as it were, from one with a view to a later political advantage. No doubt acts which will not bear too close scrutiny have been done by the strip officials, but we hardly think the situation is as grave as the Journal's reports would lead ono to believe.

That tho opening was bunglingly managed, we have not a particle of doubt, but we cannot believe that the cold-blooded cruelties charged by tho Journal correspondents are true. If they are, a lot of those fellows ought to hang. Tiit; ticket nominated last Thursday by the Republican county convention is a good ono and one too that can be elected if the Republicans dy their duty and make a dignified campaign without entering into a campaign, of vituperation and abuse. There is nothing gained by bitter personalities in a local paign, and the result of bitter personal attacks upon individuals frequently result iu their election by votes cast to rebuke that style campaign. abled Union soldiers and sailors, tneir widows and dependants; not only as a duty we owe the brave old soldier, but as a particular duty this great Nation owes its defenders.

We pledge for the candidates nominated by this convention, if elected a faithful ills charge of the duties required of them. On behalf of the law-abiding people of Cherokee county we endorse and commend the determined Ktand taken by our representative, Col. Alexander Wsrner, in the flight, at Topeka against tyranny, ursurpatlon and violence. G. JV.

Wheat ley, R.S. Mahan, Wm. Janney, II. R. Sadler, L.

Dillman, Committee. For treasurer, Weir City presented the name of Dr. K. Barney, and there being no further naminatlons, his selection was made unanimously. There were three candidates for the nomination for sheiiff, viz: Billy Smith of Galena M.

C. Clary, of Baxter Springs, and W. H. Forkner, of Columbus. A ballot being taken resulted in the nom-Inationation of Smith, who received 177 Forkner and Clary 19.

IBULMABD AM) FODI The Choicest brands of Cigars and Most Popular Temperance Bovarages. A Popular Pleasure Resort Fsr GEfflEIl" Call in and see us. DKNNIS, Manager, If you want ood wrovk to the other, were he a man of KEPUBLICAN CONVENTION. the most stolid and rugged condition of body and mind would tend to destroy, his melody of thought, his candor in politics aud the solicitude he should feel for the welfare of the party to which he assumes to, and We really thought that hulless old chestnut "bloviated" had gone into a state of tude, "0US- does, no doubt, belong. To the rest of the argument made by the right wing of the Tribune- Fort Scott Steam La unci ry LeaVe ortlers air felils There was but one name suggested for Journal and especially that "if -mjr 1 1 "1 IS 1 county clerk and that R.

better known as "Bob" Miles, of Neosho twp. properly, although he resides at Columbus. The Advocate's report. The Republicans of Cherokee county met in delegate convention at the opera house in this city to-day and nominated a ticket to be voted for at the November election. There was a large representation arid every precinct of the county was represented by a full delegation except PleasantView.

The call of the convention was for 274 delegates and of this number 260 were present. The greatest enthusiasm and the utmost harmony prevailed throughout the entire deliberations, The convention was called to order precisely itt 11 o'clock by A. S. Dennison chairman of the central committee and the call for the convention read by the secretary, J. C.

Atkinson. The tetnporarv organisation was form but the Kansas City Journal has revived it in one of its regular growls at the Times, and other papers in the ulver section? But Messrs Democratic Senators, what is more to the oint, though, is will you meekly yield to force and be driven from your position? Just uow it seems that everything rests with the. Senate, and that the only hope is for a firm stand for conlpromise measures. The west will remember those who desert her iu the hour of her greatest mr. uocKeriij was euiror 11 would be a better ipper" we would cheerfully agree bui the facts do not seem to justify the rules were suspended and Bob was nominated by acclamation.

T. C. Weaver, of Baxter Springs, and claim, for no matter how often Mrs. Delia Leeper, of Columbus, were its editors change the Tribune Where did you get FINH TUnXOU'lV Why I got it in of J. W.

Briggs, The live Lverv 6 pursues the even tenor of its (it 'Vr, named for register of deeds and the bai lot resulted in the nomination of the form er by a vote of 2 li to 56, way by bestowing its praises on whom and what sees ht W. Cooter, of Salmanca township wasn ominate'd by acclamation for sur need, even "if it be tinder the force of lash. 'J r. SO and advocating that in which its supporters will derive the the party veyor, and for coroner Dr. S.

Huffman I -always -go. t') man ofColumbus, received a like endorsement. This, in brief, is a history of the pro 9 when I want a nice rig. greatest benefit as well as cast ing its shadows over that which is ceedings, which of Necessity, are soltie-what curtailed owing to time but will not under its immediate control. No have more to say in the future, We brethren, the Tribune-Journal will will simply suggest that four of the can D.

vv. KING-, m. D. Weik City, Kaksas, OFFICE Ding Stove never be any better paper no mat didates are old soldiers, and jthe ticket is a good one and will have our hearty tof who, the editor until the owner "AVANAG-M. Paiijdery Glazier and WEIR CITY KANSAS-; Paper Hanging a Specialty.

AHD" ship change. -In short we do not think Mr. II. Cockorill or any KOCH 0 Vl'EIH C2TV 1IOX1.I.. other particular person is responsi i 1 -N.

VAN POOL, The repeal of the Federal election law, which now appsera to be inevita-: hie, will bo one of the most dastardly Hows against holiest elections ever perpetrated. No honest man fleet! fear the result of tin honest official safeguard over the election1 of the officers for the national legislative offices by -the nation itself, and besides the first one to use the machinery of I.I10B0 laws in lo these ma'uy years was the present incumbent of the presidential chair, Tho only thing to bo gained by the repeal of tho prcsont laws, will be to place the power in the hands of States like New York and tvo or three others to defoot the will of the people and perpetrate frauds in. every election of a national character. ble for its loss of influence as a local paper, hence btir indifference. And, apart from giving the news we CORNER MARKET.

31AIN Opp. Brick IIcl. A full Supply -of Fresh and Salt should never have given the matter the valuable space it must needs ml. in Moata Constantly on take up when illumined in the col unins of the Citizen. support.

When the convention had completed its labors, Hon. F. Dawes, oi Clay Center, was Introduced and talked for one hour and forty-five minutes to an appreciative and highly delighted audience. Time forbids special mention nere, but as a great marly of the people of Cherokee county have heard him they will know that he did his whole duty. At the close of the speech three cheers were given Mr.

DaweS that fairly shook the house. Before adjourning the following resolution was introduced and adopted, with a cheer equal to that given Mr. Dawes; It reads: We, the Republicans, of Cherokee county, In delegate convention assembled and citizens send our congratulations to Col, Hughes for his dishonorable discharge from the militia by the despotic Lewelling usurpers. Checks or Ordera On all Coal Companies Receivable Cash; Your Patroiiafe Solicitei. Lawyer.

Prosecuting Altorjjcy. LAMAR, BARTON CO.j MO. CIDDINGS, D. apd Sursop, MIXDEN MISSOURI. Oilloe and residence fieit door to M.

Usher's dwelling. The bill for enlarging the ciirren ed by the election of Col. Alexander Warner as chairman and J. C. Atkinson secretary; On motion the usual committees were appointed, as follows: On credentials P.

McGregor, A S. Dennison and J. II. Mays. On permanent organization W.

S. Norton, Q. S. Richardson, C. McNeil and (1.

A. Morrison. On order of business J. T. llotkin, P.

W.Kent. On resolutions G. W. Wheatly H. R.

Sadler, R. S. Mahan, Wm and L. M. Dillman, Wiille the convention was waiting the selection of the committees Rev.

E'. C. Boaz was called for and made a 15 minutes talk to the great delight and interest of the delegates. Trie convention then adjourned for dinner and was again called to order at 15 minutes before 1 cclock. The committee cm credentials reported no contests and all precincts represented except Pleasant View and Neutral City.

The committee on permanent organization submitted the name of Col, Alexander Warner for chairman; L.C. Weldy lor Secretary and J. C. Atkinson and T. Veatcij tor assistants, which report was adopted; The committee oh order of business Wade i rfcport which was adopted as fob UJwS: Nomination for treasurer; sheriff; cdunty fc'lerk; register of deeds; surveyor and coroner.

The nomination of a colti-(Hlsslbner of the first district wrts oinittbd and the delegates that district will iroetnt Weir City on life gtli of Octdber to select a candidate, The corhmlttee on resolutions triads a report, wlilcH was adijf'ted tiuahihioits-ly, as follows We, the Republicans of Cheroke" county, In delegate convention assembled, re- cy by permitting tlid national banks to issue notes to the full value of tho bonds deposited by them has prac tically universal commendation, It 5P. M. UsHCK.i is a perfectly safe method of supply ing much needed inotiey to the coun try. One of the results of the pros WISHES to announce tolhopublid that his Stock is still up to tho times and that in the lino of ent financial stringency is likely to It tukns oijT A eavok. W.

A. Sandford be a very great permanent enlarge nient of the volume" of actual money in circulation We may hope that Mihden, Mo, The Tribune last week in an editorial bewails its small incoiiid arid its location iu au "indecent" building. Tho Citizen would bis Satisfied with the job work' alone that it doeS for -'ono large company" not A cent of which the ClTiZEtt ef pects. Oh! fchades of bread and btttte'i'j float not Sohigh in the horizon erf the rich but descond and mingle" with the 'fclarvcti worms of tho earth among whom tho Tribune editor Uays he is Oh! Strike with rods of benevolence the fallen and depraved, 'would fain deposit not the 'heckles of their toil with tho editor of the. Tribune -Journal to tho end his stomach may revel in pie fond pie may rotel in his stomach unci that his seed itiay prosper in tho land that to hia.

is set apart for his own generation. As a matter of news, the Citizen last week called attention to the faet that this community -believes that the Journal and Tribune aie one, and published by one company who they are, is a matter of indifference to the Citizen. We billy know that the people of Weir look forward with great confidence to the Citizen a.3 the only standard of truth and morality, to furnish the news, unbiased by personal feeling or prej udice and to give For OtlOOFiRlKSj" DrugfsiHts' wppliex nnd hoomi, D00T8 AND RIIOKS. Is also lull and coniplele with jtwt the the people who have boon instructed that teal money 1 Is not required in considerable quantities, for commercial exchanges, will take pains to note tho influence of thin enlargement upon business soon as the panic-feeling has subsided, an stVreJy it must, within a very short tinio. The prophecy may be Ventured that the existence of this abundance of money will have a stimulating influence upon all commercial transactions, and probably it may have tho effect slightly to advance prlcoH.

Money is tho very lifo blood of ttfSrni our nllcgiauce to the principles of goods required tor tlnii We carry full and com- (UIOCKIUFS 1 1 1 And general family nippUr iicit-uloj fro.h and of the 1 md 1 nun I Wall "fhinM them an opinion on all things JTAMILY ploto stock of grout-rles, SUFI'LIBS provisions tuuV banned Sweet Tiptop and Min-TOllAOCO ers and Puddlem' smok-AND ing tobacco and till other CIGARS, popular brands of and smoking tobaccos, (QUxnor's "Victory" nnd 'industry," "Frank M. Thorp," long Havana illler, and other fine brands of cigars. To head tho reports of Mid fcp'oeial tho prtrty of the immortal Lincoln, -the lamented r.nd the matchless Plrtlnft, "We endorse the platform of tho Republicans In Nntiomil convention assembled at Hlnnep.polls in June 1802, and un-hsittltingly aflirm, that, hid these principles IriurMpfied in the polls in November following the Nation would lmva b(en saved from the panic and, distrust that our people are now ssffering, under the present administration and a loss In money and shilnkuge In values greater than that caused by the war of the rebellion. We denounce the conduct aud methods of Li D. Lewelling and the populist administration for attempting to override upon winch they are not al I'QoiTCspeiuUmta of tho Kntictss City ready informed; that a great 1 onmaj, cue is led to belicvo that deal of comment has been uhe most groerj fiivoritiuin has been evoked.

by. the' parallel lines of I'micticod by the officials dent cut by jtho administration to (imcnu 10 1110 opening 01 mo huiw- I have a line stock ot wH amt if you wish to boatituy your, houwn come to me for your fiiipplivs. doslgns borders to maleluvll )Uih 0 it tl ar.cS All the little novoHi.es are here nnd you -will find that nlckle or a diin.) will Fomotiiiies save yon trouble and bother il'iavesU'd with inc Uuokluu'a S.Ivj- the )mi ilvo In the worM f.r cut hrusff, mrvn, ulcers, "al? ifflVfi' (fores, tet'er, chapped imnds, eidllhlnlr. coriiri and nil skia. cruptu, jmd lively euro lies, or no pii v' rcipiired, is giiaiiinUHul to i vti giVf -VI'ol.

faction or inonev I'i-'mio i3 per bos. For s.ilo by.JiH ik' Strip, Nothing bhort of erim- GENTS FURNISHINGS. A full and complete Also a largo stock of 'Pools Qhocs. Meeting of the Central Committee. The Republican comity central committed will meet In Columbus Saturday, September 30th for the transaction of Important business, By" order of, C.

A. M0NF.1t, II. Smith, Secretary Chairman. The Grey son House is the best place to stop when you vi3it Lamar. policy pursued by the Tribune and Journal, we are prepared to admit, is rather "stale street rumor." The Citizek however recognizing its obligation to the public gave the Tribune-Journal an opportunity to explain which it gladly embraced.

If there is no truth in the matter the whole could the will of the people as cpi eased at the ballot box and chango our government from a majority to a minority rule. And we commend the action of George L. Douglas, speaker of the last House of Representatives, nnd his gallant associates for the courageous and patriotic mariner In which they maintained the will of the people as nsjalnst anarchy and treason, and, on behalf of tho Republicans of Cherokee county and the law-abiding and liberty-loving people of all political parties we congratulate the above named iual uogligouco, carelessness nnd favoritism can be made out of tho Tribune's charges, vcwilting in great injury and suffering to the intendiug Mdtlois, even in many instances, in death, nnd almost invariably in Willing niatiitials, Tablets, Noiions, Popular Cheap Llbrurlox of Fiction. aud would have been denied null U-l uy uuiu.