The Alliant du lieu suivant : Concordia, Kansas • 2

THE ALLIANT. 11Y FEKD FRINGE. On April first Governor Humphrey received from Washington two drafts, one for $60,981,83, representing the Kansas war-tax levy and another for $12,001,17, allowed the State for old suspended military vouchers. The money will go into Saturday, April 9, 1891. Jj V- STOCK the general fund of the State.

Tlie HOme of lEZerrt-cicl "bred. Stallions. Breed to the Best. The Best is the Cheapest. INVINCIBLE, 5138.

JUBILEE, Record 2:33. Recorded as Jouvinett, 5158. Half brother to Trinket, 2:14. Greenlander, 2.15I. Four year old record 2:23.

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It will not cost you much to take a trip there via Santa Fe Route. Winter tourist tickets now on sale, good until June 1st, 1891, with 30 days limit each way. List of destinations includes Austin, Corpus Christi, Deming, El Paso, Galveston, Houston, Lampases, Monterey, liockfort, Saltillo and San Antonio. Inquire of local agent Santa Fe Route, or address G. T.

Nicholson, G. I T. Topeka, Kansas. To those who contemplate breeding road and carriage horses, or horses for the turf, you will consult your own interests by calling and inspecting these horses before making arrangements elsewhere. If you desire speed see that the horse you breed to possesses what you are breeding for.

See that his sire has produced extreme speed, not only in one or two of his get, but that he has himself produced extreme speed, the more the better. See, too, that the dam of the horse you breed to has produced extreme speed. And with her as with the sire, the more speed she has produced the more apt will her sons and daughters be to reproduce speed. In fact use the same good common sense you would in breeding any other animal. Always remembrring that like produces like, or the likeness of some immediate ancester.

INVINCIBLE'S service fee it $50 the season, with return privilege. JOVENETTE'S $25 All accidents or eseapes at owners risk. W. M. WILCOX CO.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. As there is nothing of very deep in-. terest before the people, it might be well enough to see what able men we have elected to office. I give you an able address delivered by our county attorney, HStiavary: Ladies and Gentlemen: I have experienced a great many moments in my life, but I think that this is the happiest moment 1 ever experienced. why? Because I see before me such a vast audience of the genuine hayseed variety.

And what are we here for? To try and better our condition politically. And how can we do that? The only way I can see Is to scoop the old political parties out and dump ourselves right in their places. lut before I go any further I want to give a little of my experience. I was not raised a farmer, but I always took a deep.interest in the farmers; so much so that I went into the farming business myself, but I did not farm long before I was called on by the farmers to go into other business. I was in that business long enough to find out how the farmers are fleeced out of their products.

Then the farmers insisted on me to go into politics and look after their political rights. But that was a "stunner." I had never been in politics and that was a kind of business I did not know much about; but I went to work and hooked on to the blossom end of one of Ingalls' irredescent dreams and then I soon found out that the Senator's head was level on the dream question. I was in the land of dreams for about two weeks and found out that it is the best political educator ever invented. I could through politics just as clear as if 1 had soaked my head for a month. .1 jund that any man can go into politics, he don't have to be a large man or a little man, an old man or a young man, a Frenchman or a white man, an honest man or a thief; so 1 went in lenimons and if I came out squeezed that was my business.

But what are we all in politics for? To tight the monopolist and bankers for they have been playing the white weazel on us long enough. But probably some of you do not understand the white weazle racket. Well, I will explain. In the first place the weazle imagines he would make first-class hawk bait, so he climbs on a gate post and lays down and goes fast asleep with one eye open, and a hawk comes along and takes him in, and says now I got you, and soars high in the air. Now, says the weazle, I think I have got you.

So he quietly goes to work and opens a vein under his wing and begins to suck his blood. The hawk soon begins to weaken, and he has found out when too late, that he has caught a tartar. He lights on the ground and lets him go, but the weazle has got his blood and he is too weak to move any further. Now that is just the way the bankers have been playing it with the farmers. They put out their bait, the farmers bit and they thought they had them, but the other fellow had the farmers until they have got them down so low they can hardly wiggle.

Now we have got to fight the banks, and that is what I am here If you think there is no fight in me I will give you my war record and you can judge for yourseif. When the rebellion broke out I was five years old and ready for service. I tendered my services to the Union army, but it was full. Now the light was in me and it had to come out, so I went into the rebel army and fought clear through CIST! 10 OH LJ. CRANS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office at residence.

THE STAR THAT LEADS. DOMESTIC! JVJRS. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Ofllec In College Building, Corner of 8th and Broadway, Concordia.

No advertising dodge, but NEW, FRESH, STYLISH Spring Goods at such prices that will put the S. C. "cost" dodge in the shade. J. H.

McCASEY, M. C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence, (Stone House) 417 West 6th Street.

CONCORDIA, KANSAS. Offick Over 1st Nat'l. Bank. Please notice the following: prices: NOTION DEPARTMENT. DRY-GOODS DEPARTMENT, J.

H. BRIERLEY, A.B..M.D. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND Guasco, Kansas. QR. R.

W. HARRIS, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, GLASCO, KANSAS. ALL KINDS OF MACHINE NEEDLK9 AND OIL. If you need a Sewing Machine come and see us. We will guarantee you better terms than any Machine agent in the county.

PEPPERELLBROS. Concordia, Kansas. 150 pieces Staple Prints, New Styles, including the best Indigoes and pink, only 5c. yd Fine Sateens, only 8c. Fine Imported Sateens worth 35c to 40c.

only 20c. Double width line Henriettas, only 22c. All wool black Cashmere 45c. Heavy good muslin, only 5c. Turkey-red table cloth 25c.

All silk satin edge, gros-grain ribbon No. 9 all new shades, only 8c. yd. Knitting cotton full wei't 5c ball 75 silk embroidered Cashmere shawl scarfs 50c. Pearl buttons 5c.

doz Combs, assorted, (some worth 25c) for only 10c. Lead pencils, rubber tips 10c doz Plated collar buttons only 5c. Dress Buckles, the latest style, only 20c R. PRIEST, M. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Special Attention Given to Surgery and Disease of the Eye.

OFFICK Ofllce In front rooms over Tyner's store. Concordia, Kansas. BERKSRrBE, Chatter WTiltt. arte Bed ud Poland Cbiu PIOS. Jertev, Oueroaejr and Holiteln Cattle.

Tborouihfcretl Bhtep. Fancy Poultry. Hunting and Horn Dot. Catalogue. Toweling uc.

Cicl niarUIe, Cheater Co, Feaaa. 8. W. aUITH, Also a cocpleicd stock of Ladies' Underwear, Kid Gloves, Silk Mitts Hosiery, Spring Jackets, Beeded Wraps, Silk Wraps, Window Curtains, and a thousand other articles CHEAP. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

from the time we fired on FortSumpter Administrator's Notice. State of Kansas, sa Cloud County. fBO In the Probate Court In and for said county. In the matter of the Estate of John Goodreau, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned, on the Estate of John Goodreau late of said County deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 21st day of March A.

D. 181)1. Now, all persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and that If such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said Letters, they shall be forever barred. Clara Goodreau, Nicholas Goodreau. Administrators of the Estate of John Goodreau, Deceased.

March 21st 1801. until Grant scooped up Lee's army. But this may look a little unreasonable CA11PET WEAVING I I am prepared to weave carpets hi the best manner. Work guaranteed. Shop on Efc Seventh street.

E. Robinson. JThe old carpet weaver. M. S.

LAYT0N, Breeder of recorded Poland-China Hogs. My old hog Dennio, was sired by Juiniio the 1000 pound hog. Two miles north of Lake Sibley. -Tost ofllce, CONCORDIA, KANSAS. but to prove this statement I can refer you to two of the greatest men dead or SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Children's shoes from 25c. a pair up. 50 pair ladies slippers only 15c. pair. 50 35c.

50 50c. 200 pair ladies slippers worth from $1.00 to $2.00 only 75c. 100 pair ladies Gondolia kid $1.00 JQQ It 14 it 1,25 500 pair of sample shoes of all kinds at wholesale prices Men's plow shoes, a bargain. 1.25 fine congress shoes, good 1.50 living, 0. E.

Burdick late of the Milton-vale Review, and Ed Marshall, of the Concordia Daylight. Now in conclusion all I have to say Uoys suits from SI. 00 up. pants iOc. Men's suits 3.50 all wool, a bargain 7.50 working coat and vest 1.00 We have the largest, best assorted and cheapest stock of Clothing ever handled by us including imported goods in Sack, Frock and Prince Albert style.

i3, if you want me to help fight these monopolists and bankers, you will have to come out to the polls and help down Notice. To whom it may concern: That there has, on this 11th day of March, been filed lu my office a petition by J. E. Michaud, for a permit to sell Intoxicating liquors for Medicinal. Mechanical and SelciiLltlo purposes only, at lot No.

blodc No. 1, in the city of St. Joseph, Cloud county, Kansas. That I have set the hcarinc of said netlllon for Vrlrinv. the two old parties who have converted the constitution of the United States jnto a ten cent novel and transformed the American eagle into a turkey buz April 10, at the hour of 2 o'clock p.

in. at zard and lore up things generally. Peter Martel. The Kansas Farmer hails with The Graves Store. Dry Goods and Gprfc my unice in me uy oi uoticoruia, i'iouu county, Kansas, at which time and place all interested may appear and be heard.

C. C. STONEtt, Ma rch 1 1 1801 Probate Judge. gladness the revival of the cattle Also a big stock of Hats, Caps, Underwear, Neckties, Shirts, Collars, at Bedrock Prices. We do not allow anyone to undersell us.

crma industry, but at the same time desires to remark that there is but little change now, and much less hope for the future, for the "pesky" and inferior "scrub" stock. The present advance and future indications only promise well for the improved stock. One of the lessons taught by the depression is to handle good stock by better methods, and thereby realize more money for less labor and feed. I First publication Mar. 14, 1S01.

Notice for Publication. No. 80S9. Land Office at Salina, Kansas. I March 11, l3l.

Nstlce Is hereby given that the following-named settler has Hied notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Jutlce of Cloud county, at Concordia, Kansas, on April Will. lit. viz: Prank P. Wilson. 11.

E. 17.4i!!l, for the NIC Sec. Tp. 0 It 4 West. Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of siild i land, viz: Morgan J.

Wallace, Christ Hecknian, John W. Patten and James 8. ller-wlck, all of Concordia, Kansas. J. M.

Hodok, ltegiater. f.old and produce handled sit- Concordia prices. Ilnni Spalding's Flour at Conconlin pricux, All Kinds of Blacksmithing. Chritton Bros, Is bound to keep up its Reputation for real, genuine Hargains. H.

N. HANSON..