Kingman County Democrat from Kingman, Kansas • 1

vol. m. KINGMAN, KINGMAN COUNTY, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1886. NO. 52.

PROFESSIONAL. PENSION FAOTS. ROBINSON BROSJ Cincin- In a recent interview with a IX. V. TAW CUT.

Phyaielitn and surgeon. Offloo over postof-flov. Telephone rom ofl oe to resldenoc W. K. OIATZI, in nab Enquirer reporter Speaker Carlisle referred to the fact that we are Physician and Burgeon.

Office up italrt in paying $76,750,000 a year in pensions on account of one war which lasted but urovvouor ihock. KUS XXOMCPSOVT UEWFALL a a Attorneys at law. titles and collec iour years, while all the other civilized tions a specialty. covxxjvo ft soar. nations on the earth are paying in the aggregate less than $60,000,000 a year in soldier and sailor weasieas.

They Attorneys and solicitors. Praotloe in all State aud United States courts. Tull block. ZiXOHT ft W3SXS, maintain huge armies that do more Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods. rhvRlcluna aud Surgeons.

Oflloo in Courier fighting and make more widows, or block. OZUBTT ft Attorneys at Iaw. Klnirman. Office orer Bank of phans and cripples every decade than oar armies have'madeCsince the of the republic, yet we are paying 25 per cent. Jmoreiwarpensions thanBus-sia, Germany Britain and all the European powers put together.

When We Carry a Complete Line in B. S. JOHWSTOJT, Attornoy at Law. Office In Courier block. SC.

MOCK, Justice of the Peace. Office in Hinton-Bush block. addthat our pen all Departments, and are sions are all paid to only one half of JyiD F-JD J. BAXBXT. Attorney at iMWfOfowwltifH.

Co. Carlisle said i "No, nothing of thatkind to say. L. MookVT WW Democrats and republicans alike were eager tovote these appropriations, liiiiliiiiliti'illy lli'itiliiiiiii'tcrs K. J.

BOLUS, Attorney at Law. County Attorney. X.OXAZSTS ASKSKAXr. The magnanimity with which the victor Attorney at Law. Office up stairs in Crarun states havetreatedLthe vanquished in our war has been nobly reflected in the JlUIUIllltf.

X. Xk 8TB0HM, Has! returned, with by far the largest stock of DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, ever brought to Kingman at one time by one merchant. This IMMENSE STOCK in ingman for all Kinds of Dress Goods and Notions. which the crip Attorney at Law. Office Nos.

IS and 10. pled and unpensioned soldiers of the t'ourlor block. Kesiuence telephone 13; of south have votqd these pensions which they disclaim any right to share. No new telephone H. Justice of the Peace for Whlto township.

JSTO. w. Aixozr, other country has ever exhibited Such a Attorney lit Law ami Collection Agent. Office We are Leaders in Low Prices Jtchlus'. imiH over J.

l. Hut C. spectacle of magnanimous reconcilia tion as both sides have shown in heal ML I SLAUGHTERED Always, Quality Considered. ing our internal war, and the facts CHARLES ZUCKIKAS, Notary Public. Office lu lluboock block.

ASHBAUOH ft 8 TECS, Attorneys ut Law. Orosvenor Block. 0 rAXBCKIXJ), Attorney at Law. Office In lluboock block. referred tojfby Mr.

Carlisle should silence the demagogues who pretend COME AND SEE US, or intimate that southern or rebel opposition is preventing a proper recognition of the just claims of crippled SZ.Z.SWOBZK E. WXI, ROBINSON BROTHERS, No. 110, East Hide Slain Street, Kingman Kansas. Attorney at Law. Will practice In all state and United Stales courts.

Office, room 8, Union soldiers. Courier block. HISTOJf ft ROM, AT LAST! for SPOT CASH ONLY. I will save you, by bujdng at the ELEPHANT STORE, 25 per cent, on clothing, 20 per cent, on boots and shoes, and 15 per cent on dry goods. Call and see if this is true.

T. V. COVEROALE. 1'hyHlelans anp Surrcons. Office in Illnton- ROBERT J.

HERRIH. ituh Ulock. At last do We see the smoke, hear the whistle Jind feel the rumblings of Will make onll at all hours. He is prepared to treat all dloeaxt'S peculiar to females, both liiHtrumentul and constitutional. Office over NOTARY PUBLIC.

the road we haye fought for. The M. A. is here. Every one knew it Hur More.

no one doubted REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND LAND AGENT.iSSll idea here. It is a Belle CUUKCllKS. originated here METHODIST EPISCOPAL. the originator belongs here, the char fiiilil.iilh School at 9:4.1. ft.

m. Sabbath ter members lived here. It is a Belle VmiehiUK 11 in. and 7M0 p. in.

Younjf 1'eopie's t'hiHS Tuesday evening. Prayer Flaine institution. hate watched Mreliuir. 1 hurmlny evenlnir. I in litre bociety its struggles; have seen its uus and I have plenty of money to loan on farms in KiDgnian county at LOW r'rulay teiiiuir.

ChilUien's Meetinir Satur downs; nave seen it in the grasp of its HATES OF INTEREST and SMALL COMMISSIONS. day Ut III. A. HOI tMAN. ranter.

I I. I rSSSBYTEBIAJT. 'powerful opponent wno cdemed able to crush it at esse, jet, defeated and cha-chagrinned, lomed its held and Hervlues eneh Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 8 n.

m. 1 hittilmth behool at 10 a. in. Prayer and hoclul A slank away, in its chu4hed we have meet nir eucb weunesi uy evenlnir atso ciock. lime of iiieetlnn at the frame School Houso, I will buy and sell farms and city property on commission, collect rent.

Murtu m. J. II. ar hall. Pastor.

W. II. Nicoi.ktt. Supt. 8.

8. BAPTIST. pay taxes for non-residents ami insure your property in the best Companies. I teased it, laughed At it and With it; in its yeuth we have humored it, pitied it, petted it and scolded it; and now, in its foil maturity, it repajs os with interest and more. It has outgrown us, staggared ns at the magnitude its accomplishments, so that we hardlv Hubbalh School at 10 a.

in. and services at II a. in. and p. in.

each Sabbath at the tuaiu lloui-e. A eordiul invitation is ex. mied to nil. Jas. 1.

P. Hl'miatk. t'astor. Call and get my rales. I can save you money.

Satisfaction and prompt- recognise it as the puny infant we ted with a spoon so short a time ago. The VKXTES BXXTHBXV. PreHehlnir ut II a. in. each Sabbath.

Prayer ness guaranteed. Bubbutn school meetinv Tliui.Uuy evening roaa is a wonder, its name, covering the territory it did. caused a smile a short time ago; it Was thought to be a H. Gal tut, Pastor. ui tu a.

in. oi. B-Office: FRONT ROOM OVER COOK'S XIXXXSTEBXAX. ASSOCIATION. pieee or praggardism, used only to car ANTI-SALOON EEPUBLI0ANS.

Holds Its reirular niettlnas on the second ry rotes something to sound big. between the devil and the deep sea, and hopes to tneak out of its dilemma by the unmanly, anti-saloon-republican dodge. Beacon. $100,000 TO LOAN $100,000 uml fourth Moiuluyn ut ench month, at a. ni ut the Methodist church.

AH ministers In the county, and visiting brethren trom abroad, are cordially Invited to at A B0ST05 IHD0ESEMENT. The passage of a resolution indorsing the Cleveland -administration by the recent conference of colored men at Boston is a very droll event, when Now it has developed that the name is too small for the road. Not only is its intention to reach Denver and Memphis, tend. tl. MlHHHALk, A.

Hon man. President Secretary. compared with the situation of things I but it is to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and draw its freight from the gulf of Mexico. Not only is the line to be built, but that line is to be a trunk, line, and have feeders in mm 8CI1 TIKS. XIA80HZC.

Before you make a loan, come'and 'seo us, lor the following, -reasons: I. Because we make liberal loans, n. Because our clients do not pay Interest six montbs before they g-et their mony. III. Because we pay loan In full where abstract is completc-IV.

Recaus'jTou can pay your interest at our office, without exchange, and" receive your coupon. V. Because you can pay oft your loan or Installments (not less than S50 garments) without a bonus, and thereby diminish your interest. Ninnescnti Lortpe A. F.

A. M. meets srery twenty counties in the state, and that immediately. It is to be, not a part of Wedtiesdajr evenlnir. J.

II. whits, w. M. Uao. J.

lluoii. Secretary odd riuows. system, out syacem itseu. It is a surprise to us. The originator the mind that set Meet every Thursday evening.

H. Wait, K. 0. theory that although they don't know what to do, yet they should be endorsed because they mean well; because of "the superior bram, heart and conscience" of the payty, tou know. Selah! They are not true temperance men, nor is Chicago conference called in the interest of temperance.

It is called for the purpose of impressing the prohibitionists with the idea that the party can, and will ba the temperance.party, and ultimately the prohibition party, and thus keep them from breaking away; while leaving the antis to infer that the party need not be feared on the score of prohibition, and thus keep them from breaking away. It is not faithful to either idea; does not repre-senteither, and will attempt to deceive both. Its great aim is to relieve the republican party from taking sides cm the great question of prohibition, either with honest prohibitionists asserting the hitherto unheard-of right to control the citizen in the matter of what he shall take as food or beverage, or with- honest democrats openly and squarely denying that society has any such' right. The republican party is the lever to moving, and has been the means of accomplishing so much is The executive committee of the Anderson congressional committee met at Clay Center a few days ago, and decided not to accept the proposition submitted by Judge Wilson, that botn should withdraw from the race for congressman. This is as it should be and as we firmly believed it would be.

Anderson could under no circum stances condescend to such a compromise. It would be admitting himself on the low level of Wilson, which admission would forever darken the future of the brightest and best man in the Kansas delegation. Anderson's committee in rejecting Wilson's proposal did the only honorable thing it could do. C. L.

IUTN0I.D8. Seo'y. vi i hi vi Because we make our own examinations Qf all the false, deceptive and contemptible devices that were ever concocted by knaves of fools, the Albert Griffin anti-saloon republican movement is the greatest. Instead of anti-saloon republicans, why not invite all persons opposed to the saloon? If the object is to make headway against the saloon, why exert a smaller influence by narrowing the circle of saloon opponent's when a larger influence could be exerted by inviting all to participate who oppose the saloon? The anti-saloon republican movemont is an anti-nothing, in favor of a nothing republican movement. It is fostered by a set of degenerates who call themselves lepublicans, but dare not say what they believe as touching one of the greatest questions of these times.

These miserable mercenaries are neither prohibition nor anti-prohibition; neither for nor against license; without the courage to endorse prohibition they dare not favor any other definite policy; and they assemble in the vague hope of cajoling the people into continued support of the republican party, upon the o.a.b. tue former editor of this paper, and ViMt No. 205. Meets the first and third tins country two years ago. in cne Jirst place two years ago there was not a colored man in the country willing to admit that there would or coitfd be a democratic administration at ington in the year 1886.

Colored men, and nncoiored men, too, had been so long accustomed to seeing republican presidents in the white house that to conceive of a democrat in that mansion required an effort of imagination thev were incapable of. And even if such a marvel as a democratic executive in the white house were possible it never entered the heads of the colored voters that they would be found indorsing him. Had they not been told that they were bound to a republican allegiance by a perpetual gratitude? Bad not that party "broken the off them and converted them from slaves to 4,000,000 freemen one now part proprietor, J. J. Burns.

To him we, as a people, should be bound Wednesday evcuiinr of each month. L. C. Almond, Post Commander. E.

M. Misneb. AdlutanU by ties of gratitude to wide, so deep. that finite feet and inches would fail to A. O.

V. W. measure the first part of the first sec tion. If Belle Plaine amounts to any Fridav. Visitlnsr Ilrothers In Meets every witnout extra eearge VII.

Because our clients are always satisfied and who ore our best reference. issvrakcb. We write insurance in standard companies, at minimum rates, against fire, lightning and cyclones. KEAL ESTATB. Farm and city property boug-ht, sold and exchanged.

For maps, circulars and general inform- tion call on or address, MOORE TODD, Kingman, Kansas. good standlnir invited. J. K. thing now: if it ever is anything, to him, above all others, belongs the credit.

We would not. if we could, TOM WltKUM, BtWUnilT. XSIOKT8 OP PTTHIAB. Meet every Tuesday evenlnir. Tlsitin iiiomhera in irood standlnir cordially Invited.

The third party prohibition movement has received a black eye in Maine. Blaine was there. fifth the number voters and voting the John A. Ciiauun, C.C. B.

OUXliTT. K. of B. J. P.

BUItKET, THE DENTIST. republican ticket? And, besides, was Office, Alain Street Opp. Post Office. not the democracy tne mortal loe ana OVEU FAKMER9 AND DHOVERS BANK. give all the reasons for this.

It is written on the hearts of all. No man ever went throngh greater struggles, overcame more serious obstacle, conquered more seemingly-all-powerful enemies than this same J. J. Burns, "Narrow Gauge Burns" as he was sillily called by his opponents. His work is here, we see it.

His hopes, we hear and admire them. His desires we know and will assist him. Hail to the Denver, Memphis Atlantic railway company, and J. J. Burns, its president.

Belle Plaine News. oppressor of the DiacK manr Ana was it not demonstrable and indisputable that with the democracy' restored to power, the colored people MONEY TILL YOU CAN'T REST Dry would be remanded to slavery? How Departoent, was it possible, then, two years ago, AT THE LOAN OFFICE OF for colored men to imagine a contingency in which an intelligent body of them would get together in Boston Under most circumstances such an in xHjowUt liiAiiu. uu- iuu dviciuuij solve that the administration of a democratic president is "entitled to their cordial indorsement." JAMES F.MEAD&C0.. article as the above would be self adulation of the most tiresome character. Hevntra his entire attention to the nrsetioe of dentistry In all the latest methods.

Does Nevertheless, this very thing, impos all kinds of work belonirinir to the profes New Goods New Goods Large, Full Stock all in this Week. TO 1JOAN ON THE FARMS OF sion. Extracts teeth without pain by the uiHirnetlo process and locul anesthetics; perfectly harmless; no person need have any fear. All work warranted, OtHue tn Courier Block. Hoom No.

cor. Avenue and but in the light of well-known facts we think it is not a bit too strong. Subtract the work of J. J. Burns and the M.

A. would never have seen the light of 'day. To him is the sible and inconceivable two years ago, has been done and done in Boston, too, within a stone's throw of the tombs of Garrison and Wendell Phillips. And what makes this action of the Boston colored conference more amazing is that it did not pass a single resolu Main street. Klnirman, Kansas.

KINGMAN AND ADJOINING COUNTIES rightfully due. The people of South Elegant Styles in We mean what we sav and all we want is pr BRICK ern and Western Kansas ean have none other than the kindliest feelings toward J. J. Burns the projector and author tion; nor utter a single wora aooat 'intimidation of colored, rotors" in the south. Its silence on this subject is specially remarkable when it is remembered that Mr.

Blaine had invited Dress Goods you to try us. Our Patrons are Our References- of this magnificent road. the indignant attention of the world to it only two weeks before in an elabor- -s a i 1 1 DEFEAT THE AMENDMENT. 3 KELCH DONEY, We are a "Home Instittition," at least we feel ate speecn, marKea Dy au am accustomed rhetoric and eloquence. Bea AT con.

BRICK YARD WEST TOWN, BUSINESS MAXIMS. Latest Moveltie. quite at home, having been in this local-cahty for Thirteen years. Toucan pay all your interest at our office here. i RAVI Advertising pays.

Printers ink ts the best paying in- BAUTIFUL PATTERNS. CHOICE BRICK Donft forget it. The proposed amendment is bad in too many particulars. It is bad in the fact that it provides for seven justices instead of three as at present. It is bad in the fact that it provides for a minimum salary of five thousand dollars instead of three thousand as now fixed by the legislature.

It is bad in the fact that it unnecessarily increases the term of office to ten years instead of six as at present. It is bad in the fact that it provides that the justices, shall be appointed first by the governor instead of being elected by the people. vestment in the world. Patronize the merchant? who advertise in your home paper. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE For lule.

Also have 80,000 first-clau STOCK BRICK. If a merchant's business doe3 not pay Are also prepared at our office on short notice him to advertise it, he cannot afford to Trimmings to Match Every Dress Pattern in the House. Come Early and Get First Choice. sell goods at a bargain. The merchant who sends out of his own town for, his job-work, will soon haye to send to the same place for it is a oaa proposition and the people should knock the stuffing oat of it knock it into a cocked hat knock it into a jellv knock the breath out of it! That's about what thev will do with and in first class order in every particular.

"Let us hear from you. JAMES P. MEAD CO. KINGMAN, KAS. customers.

When traveling should you wish to 4 it, too. usage jrree Jfress. find a good hotel, get a newspaper and look through the advertisements, when you find a nice Urge ad, make up your "Last Monday we entered a car at the St. Joseph onion depot to come mind that will receive the best home, without looking at the name on P. J.

M. BURKET, M. D. D. S.

I LADIES' ISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS. Or Line is Undoubtedly the Largest and Best to he Found in the City MeStylo Short TVras-a Band Office at Wichita, Aug. 81, 1888. accomodations at that place. Physician, Surgeon and Dentist, the car.

taking it as a matter of course that it was the right one. Bat we sud Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of her intention Land Offlee at Wichita, Kan, Aug-. 18, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler bos filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Wm Green, probate iudire, at Kingman, Kan, on Oct. 1888.

vis: James Trim, fi. 8. No. ilBU. Office in People's Drug Store, No.

Main Bt. to mase snai proof in sunnort at her olaus. denly had misgivings about the matter, and seizing par grip, we harried oat. Dental Kootns and Laboratory orer Dru I and that said proof will be made- before Burt Venable, clerk of the district court at King Should you want to bay a suit of clothes, a pair of boots or shoes, a bill ot groceries, or anything else, look over the newspapers and patronize the man As we reached the platform we noticed ism, via: jane xnsier, for the nw or ne or and ne or nw nr lit. twn that they were tumbling kegs of beer Bne names ttoe following- wltuef to into the express car by the track load; Teeth extracted without pain.

FWinrs her continuous reeidenoe npon aad. cultivatioa either with void or silver a ineolaltv. A rtl-l who advertises the largest and ninety-r-, t'--j It a hr-frH yea vriU jt He names the following1 witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.said land, vis: then we new we wer on tzs r. nolo) teethpartial or full sets made on short J. H.

N. W. Jr. v. T--Ev II rl Frank 1 nomas, John Merrill, J.

"ee. au wora warranted, i t-ntn rra to $iTrf, ebstet J. Philips, all of si A..