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1 PER Ourselve Warranted by your Merchant and by H. M. WORSE AND MORE OF IT. Concordia Democrat. EOWELL LUMBER COMPANY.

The principle business of the g. o. p. thisyear seems to be in making blunders. E9WEH UIKEER (JOINT.

Pick-ups from the massive brain of This is the Proper A. S. Wilson, republican nominee for W. M. Dunning, Editor and Proprietor.

Wilie. Bush, Aat date. congressman from this district. These are sworn to by several gentlemen of Jewell county's gold mine is considered quite brassy on the part of the claimants at least. 1U Ml; 8.ridlj Hnigkt, lfKWS BMMcratk The premium list of the eleventh annual fair of the Kansas Central Agricultural society, to be held at Junction City September 21 to 23, 1886, is received.

This 48-page pamphlet is a model of conciseness, tne usual repetition of "best" and "second best" being entirely avoided, without in any way sacrificing clearness of statement. The day and hour of awarding premiums is also given under each heading, and all the premiums are consecutively numbered through the book, thus greatly facilitating reference. The feature of special premiums heretofore so successful at hpw FikUiM la Om4 foiaty. To begin to think of what color you will Paint Your Residence, Your Fence, And Your Other Property. Our blue grass lawns are fast losing their greenish hue.

The dry weather is silently telling a colorless tale. Office on Sixth Street, over HarknW Cash Dry Gooda Store. IfOWELL BROTHERS, Tk Lcsfcr talers cf Kisus, Are on the market witli Great Bargains in Good Lumber! We meet any competition, and can do' you good when it comes to figuring on a bill of lumber. Weareon FIFTH STREET for business. Come and let us do von Good.

Wayne, Kansas, one of whom the writer is well acquainted with: "You damned set of Grangers, you dont know what you want. You dont know who you want to represent you in congress. You dont know enough to pound sand in a rat hole." "What does a man care for the people when he is in congress? He don't care a damn." He then addressed his conversation to TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1886. Judge Wilson trembles in his boots and well he may, for "there is danger ahead," "a wreck at least, tne lairs of this association receives more than usual attention. The fifth This paper is entered as second-class meeting of the Golden Belt Trotting cir matter at tne r.

j. in mis city. The Ready Mixed Mound City Paint Color Goods. also cuit, with ate $10,000 aggregate of Even that little town called Winfleld, a. 1 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ROSSEAU.MANA&KR purses, will be held in connection with this fair. Other attractions of or a merchant who failed in business while in tne southern pan oi tne state, nas CONCORDIA, KANBAB. A delegate convention of the demo Wilson was judge of the 12th judicial The Cleveland Rubber Paint Goods. of Cloud county. Kansas, street cars.

Next thing Concordia will have them. cratic party will be held ii district with: in the court house in Con BOWELL LUMBER COMPANY. HOWELL LUMBER COMPANY. Let me say to you in all confidence there are no better in this or or any other market. I continue to carry a full and complete line in everything pertaining to wider importance connected therewith are (1)A band tournament, Sept.

21; (2) a snooting tournament, Sept. 23; (3) the meet of Kansas Wheelmen, Sept, 22 and 28, for races and the formation of a state division of the League of American rl i iii! -I'll .1 "Hazen. you are the man who failed with nAvnntir.fi ve thnii8A.nH dollnr'a The dissatisfied republicans of this cordia, on July 24, 18H6, at 11 o'clocx a. for the purpose of electing five delegates and live alternates to represent the democrats of C'lond county, Kansas, in the state convention of the democratic worth of goods in your cellar. Did not congressional district will hold a mass uuK auu IIUU 1 JUM ivigcu 11.

M3BJVVUUlljr, Gr. A. Beanchamp. convention at Clay Center, Thursday, We Want the Name nartv. to be held in the city of Leaven July the 29th, at 2 o'clock p.

m. worth. Kansas, on August 4, 1886, at 10 tt uceiiiieu; yt) uiecomiMuiiive uruia nuu sham battles of the Kansas National Guards, Sept. 24, all making an array of attractions seldom equaled. You can secure a copy of this list by addressing Chas.

S. Davis, secretary, Junction City, Kansns. o'clock a. also the delegates and al Will Governor Martin soft-soap the ternates to represent Cloud county, Kansas, in the convention of the democrats i do tne latr thing ny you then?" Hazen immediately replied, "Yes; and did not I pay you well for it, judge? The judge was silent and made no reply. How does his strike the reading public for corruption? Republicans who have any conscience are forever forgiven for voting that kind of a man into any position, let alone that of congressman.

-OF prohibitionists in his campaign speeches this fall, and at the same time give the "whiskeyites" an encouraging wink? for the Fifth congressional district of van 4 i-AS juinsas. i ne oasis oi representation ui the different townships in the county for Or will he for once be man enough to mtr Rolson delegates to tne county convention will be one delegate for every twenty-five state exactly where he stands on this great question? We, the undersigned, who were delegates to the Cloud county convention Held at Concordia, June 19th, to elect delegates to the 5th congressional convention held at Concordia, June 29th, believing that a great wrong has been perpetraded, etc and then the call goes on and gives the names of 38 delegates. Time forbids us givin further space. Judge Wilson remarked after the elec tion of Mr. Glick in 1882: "We rejoice The DEMOCRAT office is in the Starves naw building, entrance on Sixth street, between Don-ning's grocery and HarkneeV dry goods store.

When yon wish a nice, neat job, we can do it fat you with new material and a first-class workman. We lay no claims to cheapness; our "stand-by" is neatness. If yon do not want to advertise, then subscribe for the Democrat. One Dollar per twelve mnmtlM in bJtmml as citizens and members of all political parties that we are freed from bigotry We arc informed that Supt. Fagan went up to Stockton during the 6th congressional convention and Turner was nominated an hour afterwards.

We understand that $8,000 was the amount invested. This should cause his defeat in that district Giles is a stockman and is not controlled by any railroad bosses. Sit down on railroad Turner if you know what is good for your district. and misrule." It is probable that the votes, or majority xraciiou mereui, casi for Hon. Geo.

W. Glick for governor in 1884, as follows: TWP. DEL. TWP. DEL.

Elk 9 N. Lawrence, 1 S. Lawrence 1 E. Sibley 1 W. Sibley 1 Buffalo 2 Grant 3 Summit 2 Arion 2 Lincoln 12 Center .2 Nelson ..2 Shirley 6 Colfax 1 Starr 4 Aurora 2 Oakland 1 Meredith 2 Lyon 2 Solomon 4 The township primaries to be held between the hours of 2 p.

m. and 6 p. on Saturday, July 17, 1886, at place des Judge is a little sorry that he isn't able to say as much for the condition of af NEW ISSUES. fairs to-day. Capt.

W. D. Matthews, of Lawrence, one of the oldest and best posted colored To ring in your ears, and be handed down to posterity as being one of the mmm mm That ever did business in this part of the state. WE DO NOT FOLLOW, BUT ALWAYS LEAD One of the disintegrating political question is prohibition. In the north, it threatens to disrupt the republican party; in the south, the democratic party.

This one issue makes the result of all the fall elections uncertain. New York, to all appearances will go democratic, so will Rhode Island and New Jersey, because of the popularity of the prohibition platform. The result in all the politicians in the state, says the republi THE CLAY CENTER CONVENTION. W. R.

Priest, M. cans made a great mistake in ignoring ignated by the member of the county democratic committee in and for the Miltonvalo exoects to have two-hun the colored people in their late state dred at the Clay Center convention. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. convention, and is of the opinion that Clyde intends not onlv sendinsr a bier their blunder will cost them not less Office on Sixth street. Blade building.

delegation to the Clay Center convention, but also the brass band. Clyde than ten thousand votes. ivesmence, narons nouse. 44yi respective townships. The county democratic committee will meet at the office of W.

H. Rowland, on Saturday, July 24. at 10 a. sharp. By order of the Cloud county democratic committee.

Attest: W. H. L. Pepperell, C. F.

Armstrong, Chairman. Secretary. Dated, Concordia, June 27, 1886. BETTER AND MORE OF IT. If our eyes do not deceive us, the Nazareth Academy folks are building on another large addition to their already immense structure.

What docs this mean Why it means more improvements for Concordia. They arc bound that no student from necessity shall stand outside the doors. Many arc the applications now being made to this institution of learning for tuition from scholars all over the state, and a few from other states. The management is like the ticking of the clock, always in time and At the republican state convention Herald. The Clay Center convention will be attended by a croodlv number of Concor- states will be such as to show that the temperance people now hold the balance of power as an organization, and it will presently appear that a majority of the voters throughout tiie Union are on their side.

The laboring people will also make themselves felt this coming fall on questions affecting their interests. Demorest's Magazine. Dr. J. M.

Quigley, ECLECTIC resolutions offered by Hon. Solon O. -IN- dians, friends of Anderson, who propose Thatcher and D. R.Anthony, denouncing PHYSICIAN A SURG EON. to join tne great army oi kickers.

the railroad men for their recent strike, LOW PRICES, were greeted with thundering applause. Concordia, Kansas. CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC STATE Office over Harkness store, next door I The resolutions sounded as though they might have been penned by Jay Gould to oturges sc nennett. calls answered on time, and is meeting with much himself, and were a direct affront to day or night. 41tf praise from our best citizens.

Rev. Father Perrier has his heart set on the advancement of this school, and Mother C. O. Ostiguy, Two good nominations have been made for congress in this state by the democrats. Col.

W. S. Giles, of Ellsworth, in the sixth and Col. Thos. George, of Wellington, in the seventh district.

They are both good talkers and strong men. Leavenworth Standard. A Georgia farmer, who was carefully raising a nice litter of Berkshire purs. Good Goods. every laboring man in our state.

The railroad and telegraph monopolies seem to have captured the republican conventions this year, body and soul. PHYSICIAN SURGEON Concordia, Kansas. Superior has her heart and head over all that transpires under the Nazareth Academy roof, and are all interested in our little city as well. Pride of this Cowboys of Kansas City ought to re- Office over Cridcr's grocery, on Wash- 41tf mgton street. some the occupation their name indi couldn't account for the disappearance character never has a fall.

cates. They are no good at playing NO PARDON FOR MILTON. Washington, July 18. The president has denied the application for pardon in the case of Jame Milton, now undergoing sentence for a violation of section 5,485 in demanding and retaining an excessive fee for prosecuting a pension case. The president, in passing on the case, says: "The offense for which this prisoner was convicted, consisted in extorting from a soldier for procuring his pension $600, when he was only entitled to $10.

This crime is a serious one, and its bad consequences are far-reaching, involving extortions from soldiers who put themselves in the power of pension agents and lead into criminal practices in the procurement of pensions. The people who make it a business to procure pensions are often of such a character as to need all the restraint, and when guilty all the punishment they receive." ball that is, they are over-matched. July 15. A Coldon Opportunity. July 31.

DOWN! DOWN! D(3W! Gray. Kansas. Dr. E. M.

Concordia, Come out this way, boys, we'll try and HON. CAL. T. MANN. We hear it whispered that Hon.

Cal. of all but three. One day he heard one squealing shrilly in the air, and saw a big buzzard sailing off with it. The farmer shot the buzzard, and buzzard and pig both fell to the ground dead. The kissing question continues to agitate the minds of the medical fraternity.

Jno. Tate, Office at residence of Mrs. on Seventh street. T. Mann, of Marshall county, will be a Ofhco hours from 2 to 5 p.

m. 40tl2 CONVENTION. A delegate convention of the democrats of Kansas is hereby called to meet at Leavenworth, on Wednesday, August 4, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following state offices namely: Associate justice of the supreme court, governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor of state, treasurer of state, attorney general, state superintendent of public instruction. The convention will also select a democratic central committee for the two years next ensuing.

The basis of representation in said state convention will be one delegate and one alternate for every 225 votes cast, and one delegate and one alternate for every fraction of 113 votes and over cast for the democratic candidate for secretary of state at the election in 1884; provided, that each existing county will be entitled to at least one delegate and alternate in said convention, according to the following schedule: COUNTV. DEL. COUNTY. DEL. Allen 6 Linn 5 Anderson 4 Lyon 7 Atchison 12 Marion .5 Barber 4 Marshall 9 Barton 5 McPherson 5 Bourbon 7 Miami 8 Brown 0 Mitchell 4 Butler 8 Montgomery 10 Chase 4 Morris 3 Chautauqua 5 Nemaha 7 Cherokee 9 Neosho 7 AT- candidate for congress from this the 5th congressional district before the democratic convention to be held at Clay amuse you with our team; at least we'll guarantee that you do not beat us 17 to 1, anyhow.

Kansas City can boast of many other good things, but when it comes to base ball she just naturally enough takes a back seat. We feel sorry, more on account of the newspapers than anything else. There is a certain young unmarried I Lr. feamuel o. Adams devotes seven columns of the Journal of the American Medical Association to exposing the dangers of kissing.

Somehow the world lady in this city who thinks she is a good cook; the other day she baked eight loaves of bread, 'twas nice bread, sweet bread and fresh bread she forgot to put salt in it. She is faultless in cooking with that exception she will forget Center the 1st of September. Lets not whisper it any longer except to the republican party, those who want an honorable and conscientions man. A man THE FAMOUS We will sell any goods adapted to the HEATED TERM" away down below bed has nourished and increased somewhat in spite of it. A Cromwell.

woman whose me seasonings. Later: She also forgets to put the who has brains and knows better how to use them than to say, "the damn gran condition of health lately led to the be Diitter in tne reirigerator. gers don't know who they want," and so lief among her friends that she was suffering from consumption, was taken with a severe fit of coughing the other rock. St. Elmo Gone.

Joe Jarvis has re forth (elsewhere in this paper). Hon. Cal. T. Mann is one of the leading law turned from his eastern circuit in New York and Pennsylvania, where he has yers of Marshall county and was once a day, during which she relieved herself of a chicken bone that she swallowed twenty years ago.

The woman is now rapidfy improving in health. Now is the Golden Opportunity to Save your Silver. been attending all the irreat races with St. Elmo. St.

Elmo had several admir A DESERVED TRIBUTE. The Hon. David Davis, of Blooming-ton, Illinois, who died some weeks ago, left behind him a living memory in the following very truthful lines: "Every year every local paper gives from $100 to $5,000 in free lines for the sole benefit of the vicinity in which it is located. No other agency can or will do this. The local editor, in proportion to his means, does more for his town than any other ten men, and in all fairness, man with man, he ought to be supported, not because you may happen to like him or admire his writing, but because a local paper is the best investment a community can make.

It may not be brilliant nor crowded with great thoughts, but financially, it is more of a benefit to a ers durimr the round, and some horse- It is hard for us to imagine just what must be the feelings of intelligent republicans of this state as they look over the work accomplished by their party in the past few weeks. Farmer Funston, the wind-bag of the west, is renominated and men of intelligence in his district are given the cold shoulder; Anderson is pushed aside by monopolistic money to make room for a drunken nonentity, and Martin, the prince of political perfidy, is renominated for a second term in preference to men who have opinions and dare express them. We have a faint idea, however, that an allopathic dose of lobelia would produce about the same sensation. Buy India Linens, Lawns, Mulls, Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Nainsooks, mm 111111:1. ur iwi iiiiki ifl.l i iriil wn ft nr rmj 1 mra fcj ft ft rr a man in New York liked him well enough Crink es.

Linens. Summer Silks Hnntinim. Laee iwt! I. partner of our present Judge Hutchinson. He was elected a member of the legislature from Ohio before he came to this state.

He is an anti-railroad lawyer and enjoys the enviable reputation of Two vears nso. when John A. Martin to pay Mr. Jarvis eight thousand and 4 Aiuurotueries. jvoims.

iicrnt tiloves. farasois. Knna Mpn's Nnorsnnkor 1 nata ami was nominated for governor, his return to Atchison was the subject of a err eat five hundred dollars. He was held at Clay Cloud Coffey. vests, jersey ooats, traw Hats, bummer Hats, summer Caps, ladies' Slippers, Ness 1 Norton 2 Osage 6 Osborne 3 Ottawa 4 ten and 'twas thought at one time that 6 r.iA-., r.ic.

defending a poor man when he has a he had the horse sold for thirteen thous Cowley 11 celebration, in which all classes joined. No one went to the depot to meet him on his return from Topeka this year. Crawford 10 ana. ne nas trotted his halt mile in meritorious cause free of charge. Mr.

This Special Clearing Out Sale is the 1:06. There has been a very decided change Mann, if favored with the nomination, will make a thorough canvass of the dis CONCORDIA VS. JAMESTOWN. DPJVE OF TFE SESOjM, in the Martin sentiment in Atchison within two years it seems. Atchison Globe.

community than the preacher or teacher. Understand us now. we do not mean trict and the good people who want ine game oi base ball between our home club and the Jamestown nine last a good congressman will have a chance morally or intellectually, but financially and yet on the moral question you will Thursday was quite an interesting affair. to hear him talk. And will continue from July 15 to 31, Inclusive.

FOE CASH. find the majority of the local papers are on the richt side of the Question. To- and it was uuite comfortable on the grounds under the canopy top grand stand. Mr. Simon, the manager, has dav the editors of local papers do the gone to the expense and trouble of fix most work for the least money of any The Concordia Democrat has changed its time of publication from Thursday to Tuesday, which is onjthe move in the right direction.

Billy is a wide-awake A newspaper man in Illinois recently brought suit against forty-three men who would not pay their subscriptions, and obtained judgement in each case for the full amount of the claim. Of these twenty-eight made affidavits that they owned no more property than the law allowed. Then, under a decision of the supreme court, they were arrested for petty larceny and bound over in the sum In all the prohibition states the republicans are in the ascendant and they are not only endorsing it, but enforcing it. How is it about the local option states, where the third party men have been boasting that the democrats are favoring prohibition? Clyde Herald. If the Herald man would post himself up on prohibition in Kansas he would be ing up the grounds so as to make it men on earth.

Subscribe for your local Don't Fail to be There! paper not as a charity, but as an invest pleasant for those who wish to witness the fascinating games. The Jamestown best nient. editor, and bis paper is one of our exchanges. Stockton Democrat. boys played a stiff game, but were un able to do very much with Castone's balls.

Shafer, Do wade and Dumas were THIRD PARTY. Hon. A. S. Wilson left Tuesdav morn able to write more intelligently on this ot fauu eacn.

ah Dut six gave bonus, Haskett Chapman. No. 92, Sixth Street. Concordia, Kansas. the hard hitters, each making three-base while the six went to laii.

The third party prohibitionists promise ing for a visit to the different counties in the district. He has gone to visit the nits. im. io8tetier actea as umpire. rati subject.

He will find that during the administration of his republican gover. nor, Jno. A. Martin, the number of li Anderson men in their native haunts. cui a more important ngure tins iuii in the politics of the state, than ever be xne score was as ionows: JAMESTOWN.

A Philadelphia physician says that a great deal of what passes for heart dis fore. Tne sentiment anions: prohibition cences have materially increased and that ease is only mild dyspepsia, that ner and we predict that there will be less knicking after the people have become acquainted with their nominee. They will discover that he is anything but what the sore-heads picture him. TYNER'S ists in favor of an independent political Sarty has been growing and developing uring the past two years, until to-day we witness the representatives of that party convening in this city in one of there is not one city in a hundred in the state that the prohibitory law is strictly enforced. By a little careful observation vousness commonly is bad temper, and that two-thirds of so-called malaria is nothing but laziness.

Imagination, he says, is responsible for a multitude of ills, and he gives as an instance the case Davis 3 Pawnee 1 Decatur 1 Phillips 2 Dickenson 8 Pottawatomie. .8 Doniphan 5 Pratt 2 1 )ouglas 8 Rawli ns 1 Edwards 1 Reno 5 Elk 5 Republic 5 Ellis 3 Rice 4 Ellsworth 4 Riley 3 Ford 2 Rooks 2 Franklin 5 Rush 1 Finney 1 Russell 2. Graham 1 Saline 7 5 Sedgwick 12 Harper 4 Shawnee 11 Harvey 6 Sheridan 1 Hedgeman 1 Smith 3 Jackson 5 Stafford 2 Jefferson 8 Sumner 11 Jewell 7 Trego 1 Johnson 4 Waubaunsec 4 Kingman 4 Washington 6 Labette 9 Wilson 5 Leavenworth 1 7 Woodson 3 Lincoln 2 Wyandotte 10 Unorganized Counties or "Counties organized since 1884 18 It is commended that the primaries and county conventions for the selection of delegates and alternates to the state convention be held in the respective townships and counties not later than Saturday, the 24th day of July, 1886. The method of selecting the delegates and alternates will be determined by the several county committees. The officers of the several county conventions are recjnestcdjto forward to the secretary of this committee at Leavenworth, by mail, correct lists of the delegates and alternates chosen immediately after the adjournment of the said county conventions, and also to transmit at the same time the full name and postofliee address of each member of any new county central committees selected at said county conventions.

The importance of a prompt compliance with this call is earnestly urged upon every democrat in Kansas. Each county should be fullv VV ashington Post. Cutshaw, 1 Coles, ss, Hostetler, Long, rf Grinis, 3b, Pratt, Lekburg, 2d, Strain, If, Clark, cf. 3 2 3 27 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 7 Jl Yes! He went through here on the the most enthusiastic conventions which they have ever held in the state of Kan he will also see that to-day there are as many saloons in Kansas, now sailing under the "drug store" sign, as there of a clenrvman who alter preacninir freight and took special pains to keep nut ftt uicrht Hia nutria la "TVantiSo." sermon would take a teaspoonful of sas. J.

wo years ago a great many pr hibitionists were made to believe th sweetened water, and doze off like bound for Salt Creek. Wayne Register. were before prohibition was adopted nng babe, under the impression that it was a the promises of the republican party and He can also sec, if he is not too badly Dona nac seaative. CONCOBDIA. particularly tn iue leaner oi me reunoii can ticket were sincere and would be re blinded by party prejudice, that this Downs' Anniversary.

Downs will be seven years old on the 27th and in accordance with their custom her York. c. Bv the returns this count has one idiot, one insane person, three deaf state of things is not the fault of prohibition, but the natural and legitimate results of the contemptible and vascilla- deemed. But two years schooling for the prohibitionists have, in most cases, been sufficient to teach them the lesson of the emptiness of republican promises Castone, Dean, 2b, A lion IK 3 5 3 5 0 2 5 mutes and no one blind, a remarkable showing for a community of twenty-five people will bold a grand celebration on that day in honor of the event. Every celebration they have had so far has 0 0 3 0 3 1 0 9 $25,000 worth of goods to be closed out for ting course pursued by the leaders of tnousana people.

nusaiogwn jtusi. Shafer, 3b, Pound, ss, Dewade, cf, the republican party. There is undoubtedly some mistake in Cash in the next Thirty Days, at ana tne nypocrisy oi tne republican leaders. Two years ago they protested against the nomination of John A. Martin, and yet after the republican scheme been a grand success, and we are assured that no pains or expense will be spared to make this surpass everything of the kind ever held in this section.

Among A 1 1 the above returns. There is more than one idiot in the county, an tne returns Carr, If, Dumas, rf. to the contrary, notwithstanding. Hanover Democrat. HANBACK NO MORE.

We are reliably informed that the convention to nominate a congressman in 11 97 35 fm mi iuv itaKers wno are expeciea to ne present are U. S. Senators Ingalls and oi taking dim legget ana matcher out of the state had succeeded, they fell into line and supported Martin, believing that even if he was an anti-prohibitiomst Plumb, Congressman Hanback, State Very ostensibly correct take the MINERSVILLK. senators ncklerand Young. Hon.

Webb the 6th congressional district held at front seat brother Democrat, or, some ne wouia do oouna in autv to stand bv Ice cream is all the rage here now-a- McJNall, Kx-Gov. Glick, Hon. C. Moody and Judge Borton. thing more stimulating.

On every dollar's worth of goods in my store except L. L. Muslin and Spool the platform of his party. They saw, but saw too late, how they had been da vs. Cotton.

Now is the best oppoBT-ffjTmr the people of Cloud county Chas. Richardson has returned from hoodwinked. Thev hold to-dav that Hanover is full, of grass widowers. Phillips county lookinjr irood Stockton last week, broke up in a row Friday night, and that the anti-Hand-back delegates were caucusing to down Hanback, and they did it by nominating K. J.

Turner, of Topeka, secretary of the board of commissioners. John A. Martin has not redeemed a sin- Their women have crone east this sum W. M. Richardson has moved his fam will Ever Have of buying First Glass Goods at prices Lower than ever quoted by any other merchant in this or any other state.

My Stock is Complete in all departments. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Clothing. Come earlv CAVANAUGH. ON MARTIN. "Until John A.

Martin was nomina le promise made by his party or by imself and that they can have no hone represented in the state convention and an active and effective organization obtained in every township. Every demo ily back to Minersvillo from Rice mer to the watering places, and left the men at home to look after things. They are a forlorn looking set of fellows. T. P.

O'Brien is the happy father of ted in 1884 for governor," writes his old for success only through an independent party organization. They feel their and avoid the rush, while the stock is Complete, for at the prices they are Bound mend Hon. Tom Cavanaugh a well another fine boy. Tim set 'em up to the bovs in fine shape. Mother and babe cratic newspaper in tne state is requested to publish this notice and editorially Hanover Democrat.

Known former politician of this state. power ana strength ana know that the domar as well as can be expected "it was necessarv that he should h.v re-nomination of Martin has stremrthan- Same way here neighbor, only their to Go with a Bosh- Don't delay. But bring in your family and clothe and shoe them Cheaper than you will ever have the opportunity of doing again. Remember they have all got to go, and will go with a rush never before seen in the history Mr. isiah Lockard burnea his child the vote of prohibition republicans; his If the Fifth district republicans can be induced to "vote their ticket straight" this fall.

Jewell County Democrat. We should judge not. wives have been gone so long they are to call special attention thereto. All voters in the state who believe in the principles of democracy or who favored the election of Grover Cleveland as president of the United States are eordiallv last Monday week. Mrs.

L. is lyimr ed the third party movement all over the state. They declare positively that prohibitionists will not suDDort John A. paper, the Atchison Champion, denoun getting' ready to go to the watering of Cloud county. quite sick at this writing, but we hope oea tne proniDitory law oi Kansas as a sne will soon recover.

places themselves to meet them. fraud and a lie. His paper contained REMEMBER THE GREAT Dave Henderson is sinkins a coal invited to participate in the selection of advertisements ox saloons in his town, who were selling In violation of the law shaft on the west side of his father's Martin for governor ana that the prohibition, or rather lack of prohibition, sentiment in the republican platform has made thousands of converts to the third Dartv move. Thev teean huoinnas delegates to tne convention nereoy caned and are Qualified as delegates there One of his oft repeated paragraphs was place, and Joseph Kennedy is also sink FIGHTING THE PRESIDENT. Washington, July 18.

Representa ing one on his place, so the good work that prohibition did not prohibit. He opposed the nomination of St. John in 15 iroes on. and are going to fight It through on a straight out and out nrohibiHnn Uan 'SEPTEMBER THE FIRST. The democratic central committee of this congressional district met at Clay Center at 5 o'clock p.

July 8, and decided to hold a delegate convention the fitst day of September, at Clay Center, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for congressman from the tive Morrill presented a report to the house to-day from the committee on invalid nenninnH. reeommendinflr that the ltssTor the reason that he was a Prohibi to. By order of the democratic state cental committee. C. Pekbv, H.

Miles Moore, Chairman. Secretary. here was quite a erowa oi inaignant tion fanatic. It was not until he became The republican party has been treating a candidate and a desertion of the prohibition element was threatened, that he people gatnerea at tne, nail on last Friday night and thev had sociable talk over the political situation and expressed their oninion on the notions of the state tnem witn suenoe, which has only embittered the furht airainst that nartv. bill granting a pension to Joseph do pass, notwithstanding: the president's veto.

The committee expressed the opinion that had it not been for the discovered that prohibition was a suc and it may yetlearn to its sorrow that AT TYMEK'S cess." its Diank schemes" have failed to nam 5th district. We learn this from the promise the element which it so much desired to catch. That element will The Wayne Register is setting it up to Judge Wilson in great shape, and the affidavit of the many reliable citizens published and republished by that paper speaks vulmaes. convention. But oh, how they showed their love for the six." As it was too late for ns to get tae resolutions that were adopted, we cannot send tiwm.

Ck A. J. Washington Post. We failed to receive any report from the secretary, Mr. Smith, failure of the clerk to submit to the president the proper papers there would have been no ooseskm to make the report in the Bomiser case.

In the language of the circus olown, "bring on another horse," Martin can ride three just as easy as he now rides two prohibition ana whiskey. make Itself felt at the ballot box this fall. Emporia Democrat. Porqaoh forthotioxtSO of Washington county..