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Mrr A vote fur Felker means death to hoodlumum in Fall River. gall gfaar gtlto. rronl M.atlwa. Arthur Wilkinson, made a flying trip to Frcdonia lat Wednesday. Miss Susie MeElhinny returned last Sunday from a week's vuit in Wilson-co.

rAU.KITCa.KS.. APRIL 13bi. Ptnuc S4tc I will sell at ray reidenc 2 12 mile north of Charleston, on Monday, April Ctb, lS5t the following described personal property to-wit: One tatkh cow, two 2-yrar oli heifers, one yearling hifcr and bull, 2 brood sow, shoats, 2 cultivators, one barrow, and other farm implement too numerous to mention Also a lot of household poods, stove, etc Terms of sale. All sums over KtXfO T1.fr. Tlm tW St.

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who wantS. M. Dixon for Msyor, vote for Johnson by all mcan 1 Vote for Dixon's Private rVcrctary, Harvey." Harvey and Sammy 1 Good Heavens What a pair What can we say of Johnson's opponent? J. P. Felker has been Identified with every enterprise that has been for the upbuildirg of our city and community.

If elected Mayor, ho will show the same thrift and enterprise ft the city affairs that he has in his private buincss. Von can always tell wbrre to find him on all quc-tions. Yen may not always agree with him, but you are compelled to respect him as a man er settled convictions and decided tendencies. In conclusion, if yon wish to vote for a man who has done more for Fall River in a week thaa L.II. Johnson has ever done, vote for J.

P. Felker. Otherwise vota for S. M. Dixon's Private Secretary.

If yon wish to vote for a man who, if elected Mayor, will discharge bis duty without fear or favor, vote for P. Felker. If elected Mr. Felker will know no np street, down street, east side or west side, but will concede to each part of the city its proper rights, lie pledges himself to Ignore the rights of none, however humble, but to discbarge his duty impartially, to labor fsithfully for all that will advance the interests of our beautiful little city. Do not vole against him merely because somebody is In favor of him and that somebody is not a friend of yours.

Think of the interests at slake. ho shall it be, Felker or Dixon, who shall dictate policy to be pursued in city affairs for tho coming year? ZxPEKlAg. Drro. On Indian Creek, Thursday, March 12 lb, at the residence of bis father, Mr. Alonso Nichols, after an illness of ten month.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. S. Howell and the remains were interred in the Jacluon Cemetery, near New Albany. The pare is of the deceased return their sincere thanks to their neighbors anJ friends for the kinds and sympathy shown to them in the sorrow.

Lewis Edwards had the xaisfor-tund last Tuesday of losing bis rcsv ideneo and its contents by fire. Mr. Edwards and the children were at work on a distant part ol the farm and Mrs. E. was absent visiting a sick neighbor when tho building took fire.

It is supposed the Cre originated from a spark from the stove or flue. Last Saturday the sad intelligence reached our city, thai Isaac Howe, a former resident of this section, had died at his homo In New Mexico, of pneumonia. Another Invoice of leather and saddles at Light's. t. A t4 1.1 m.

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Such a time is the prcsenL L. II. Johnson is a candidate for Mayor of Fall River. Let us exam ine his claims and qualifications. In doing so, let so far as possible, avoid giving the Impression that Mr.

Johnson Is a downright scoundrel, or that ho is a drunkard, or that he is privately a bad man as tho world goes. But ho has shown tome very objectionable traits of character that completely Incapacitates him for tho position of Mayor of our young city He Is often spoken or as the most telfish man in town. When was he ever known to give anything Icr benevolent or charitable purposes 7 L. IT. Johnson is the object of his thoughts and alms.

He boasts that he docs not know how whisky tastes let us give hint credit for that yet he almost invariably panders to the wishes of tho votaries of intemperance and hoodlum-ism. As another evidence of his Inconsistency and lack of moral stamina look at his record on tho billiard hall question. Now, tho writer is not opposed to billiard halls or other places of amusement if properly managed, but he likes to see men take a straightforward course in matters of public policy. Has Mr. Johnson done this! When public opplnion was opposed to such things as billiard halls in Fall River, Johnson was with the crowd.

Ho was opposed to them too. A few months later, when public opinion had undergone somewhat of a change, he comes out at tho head of a petition for a billiard hall. Any dlJxen has a right to sign any petition bo chooses, but when a man asks for public favor would It not be better for him to be a little more pronounced in his likes and dislikes? Is not a demsgoguo a dangerous party to trust in public affairs? He is at present City At torney. A few days ago a gambler visited our city and wanted license of Mayor Westover to set np a 44 check luck" heard at a prominent street crossings. The Mayor referred htm to City Attorney Johnson.

Mr. Jn In his great desire to servo the ends of morality by every available decided that it was legal and proper. And thr several of our young men a ore fleeced out of sums ranging from five to twenty dollars each. He gets fivo dollars attorney fee for the prosecution of cases for the city tho fco being obtained of the defendant. He has never been known to "let np" on a victim.

He slicks" them for ths full amount every time, no matter how unfortunate they are. Wo believe certain one's of the railroad boys will remember him kindly on this score. He is opposed to public enter prises. What enterprise has he been Identified with In Fall River? Did ho encourage or sneer at tho Opera House project while il was doubtful enterprise? Did he ever subscribe a cent to the Build ing and Loan Association? Did bo tako stock, in or encourage, In any way, the Fall River Mining Company in its venture to giro our community cheap coal Has he done any thing lor the public good? He is perhaps, the only business man in Fall River that has not subscribed at least one share in one or both of the capital stocks of tho last two named cor porations. What public enterprise, what public spirit I IIo Is willing to be benefitted by an enter prise that is principally carried forward by money subscribed by men who mako their living by day's work.

How kind of him I S. M. Dixon says that ho Is his candidato for Mayor and that Johnson is pledged to him. He has said publicly that Johnson will do as he says therefore ha will support him. This ought to bo suflccnt recom mend for Mr.

Johnson! Dixon says ho would not support him with out a pledge. Dixon further says pareothetlcally, of course that in case "Harvo" Is elected It will be hard on him (Dixon), for Harre will havo to get all of his Dixon's clothes to wear, as his own wilt bo to small! Still Dixon will try to stand it as he must havo a May or he can use. Sam could not ac cept tho office of Mayor himself as he could not attend to it and the If yon want quick money on land, call on Howard Fedrick. in Ton who want to pay cash go In and see Jewitt McLcran. Wall paper at cost.

Lynch Marsh man. Jewitt McLcran are receiving their spring stock, which is well assorted. If yon want to buy land of any kind, go to Howard Fedrick. Don't forget to call on Iu H. Johnson, to insure your house and property against tornadoes.

He is agent" for reliable companies. At cost, wall paper of all shades and styles, at Lynch Marsh man's. Jewitt McLcran are changing in their business from a credit to a cash basis. The Echo and Kansas Farmer one year for 82.10. Curry combs, brushes, cards and whips at Light's.

In place of that constantly tired out feeling, Aycr's Sarsaparilla will giro yon strength and energy. Old papers for isle at the Ecno office, only forty cents per hundred. A full stock of all kinds of con dition powders. Lynch Marsh man s. Howard Fedrick have COO farms and ranches for sale cheap.

Twenty-five dozen good horse and mule collars at Light's. Howard A Fedrick have 200,000 acres of raw land for salo cheap. Don't lie awake nitrhts and conch Aycr's Cherry Pectoral will relieve the cough and induce a good night's rest. From this date Jewitt McLcran are making cash, and not time prices. For Sale.

One Jack, Black Warrior and Mammoth, about fifteen hands high, four years old, color black. Can be seen at the Eckcs farm five miles north and west of Fall River. A. IL Mead. For Salt.

On reasonable terms, time given if desired. One pair of large work horses, one team of marcs, and heavy farm wagon. Also three yearling Hereford bulls and two cows. Property can be seen at my barn in North Fall Riv er. J.

1 The best hames oil by the pint or gallon at Light's. To The Farmcas. Those of our ftrmers wishir.g millet seed can Cms hvI article on sale at J5. A. Brown CVs.

lumber yard. Also, that will furnUh castor beans for seed and will pay 515 per bttlil for all bcens delivered next fall. S. A. Rrowx Co.

Fail River, March 27, Horse blankets and lap robes cheep as dirt, at Light's. Arrtjmox Farrs. Spring has come and von will need vour farm- irg implements in good working order. We wish to remind you that Millar Marr are doing the very best of plow work. Rcjtair-Ing of all kinds promptly sltrnded io and new share made and fitted to any plow.

They are here for the purpose of doing that kind of business and when needing any work of the kind call on them and get genuine first-class work. Another invoice of first-class harness leather at Light's. To TUt Prauc Having purchased the interest of J. M. Fed nek in the harness busi ness recently conducted by Fedrick Light, I desire to Inform the people that I now havo tho most complete and best line of Harness, Saddles, Collars, Whip, in Fall River, which will be sold at the lowest prices, and on tho most reasonable terms.

G. W. Ltoirr, One door north of Bank, Fall juvcr, rtausas. Go to Light's for good, honest. hand-made harness.

Sratso Has Co six, And Mrs. E. Allen Co. have just received the finest lot of spring and summer bats as can be found in the valley. These goods are fresh and new.

They havo also a beautiful lino of ribbons, flowers and trimmings of aii KiDut ana can picas me most fastidious of customers. Call and sco their new goods. A full line of raised ttalnt at cosL Lynch Marsh man. J. P.

Felker has bought the cele brated Clydesdale stallion. Farm ers Glory, and will stand him the coming season, at his private stable In this city. This horse is six years old, is a dark bay. about 10 hands high and weighs fifteen hundred pounds. Breeders should see this horse before going elsewhere.

Ennis tooth soap, the finest In the market at Lynch Marsh man's. Skatixo Rixk. The Skating Rink in Waid's Oikta House will te opened to tho public on Tues day, anuruay and Saturday even ings. Indies tree in the afternoons. Wai h.

If you want to sell a farm, ranch. HEADQUARTERS Mr. and Mrs. J. It.

Bowman, of Indian Creek, gave the Ecuo a call last it cunesusy. 3Iia Emma Moore, of Frcdonia, several days tb jmt week. trell of Frcdonia, attended the SKaiing contest oaianiajr nigiu. IT. W.

Buck, the Echo's eScicnt assistant, spent a day or'two in Fre-donia the past week visiting with friends. Miss Cora Wilkinson Is visiting with her sister in Nc odes La this week. She is expected homo tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Romig have taken up their residence in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Pogh and family. T.

C. Chilcote, of Albany, one of the old-wheel horses of the Republican party remembered the Echo last Saturday. E. Chilcote, one of the substantial farmers living northwest of Fall River, gave the Ecuo a call last Saturday, and enrolled his name on our subscription books. Mrs.

A. F. Defevers took last Saturday noon's train for Frcdonia where she remained a few days before taking a short sojourn with her mother near Buffalo, Wilson-co. Miss Marv MeElhinny left our city last Monday for Frcdonia where she will tako up her resi dence for the future, having secured a position in Bat chart PoUoa's store. Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Tludson, of Fred ma, spent a day or two in our city this week visiting with W. E. Case and family. "Ike" is just as jolly as when the writer first met him during the primitive days of Frcdonia.

Skattxo Cost est. The gentle men's skating contest last Saturday evening was quite rpirited and interesting, and proved a pleasant affair to the large assemblage of spectators. There were seven all of whom made very good time. Schuyler Crow was the successful competitor. Owing to a misunderstanding he was compelled to run his race tho second time, beating tao iasicw record before him bv two seconds.

It was thought by many on the floor that had there been no misunderstanding the lad would have tuaJo at least three seconds better time than he did. The decision of the judges gavo entire satisfaction. Like ell the entertainments given at the rink, it was a success and all enjoyed themselves. Several of Howard City's gavet ronn? folks, consisting of Frank Baker, tieorgo White, Lewis llai- ner, Lan. hcvur, uowcuti Parker, and Mis Myra White and MUs Jessie Dusinberrc made our citv a visit last Satnrdar, attending the skating content in tho evening.

They were a jolly company and if a fair sample of Howard belles and bcaas we wonld like to meet them at one of their grand balls at that city. No editor with a mrticle of hon or about him will allow the slum and filth of the city to single out certain parties and assail them through the colamns of his paper under an assumed name, and then refuse a gentleman tho privilege of ventilating his views through the column of his paper on less he signes his own name in full. This is just the calibre of the patent mcuicino concern cown ine sircci. We suppose it is not detrimental to the interests of a laboring man's pocket to have more money taken out of it as an attorney's fee for being prosecuted for indulging in a little spree than all the balance of the fine and costs amounted to. We believe the records will bear us out in saying that Sam Dixon's candidate did such a feat recently with one of them.

M. H. Baker, of Wichita, has purchased the old J. B. English property at Cave Springs, and will, we understand finish the residence thereon.

He has been appointed postmaster of the Springs, P. O. and being a gentleman of some means will probable fix tip the mineral springs there and make it a Sunday summer resort for pleasure seekers. In this issue will be found the professional card cf Dr. S.

B. Goode, who recently arrived in our city. I ho doctor comes among us well recommended and is a very pleasant gentleman. Those need- tog uis scmccs win una mm ai me Commercial Hotel. If Sam Dixon was not interested in a billiard hall, and Johnson had not timed tho nctition aakini? tho City Council to violato a city ordinance, would he ho aflrrrnll nr.

jonnson claim tor Mayor Loitr. A ten, two and one dollar bill, folded up. They were lost last Monday afternoon or Tuesday forenoon on the streets of Fall Riv er. Finder will be liberally re warded ty leaving same at this oCice. II.

W. Rule, the leal luminary from tho ianplM rt Indian dropped in on us last Tuesday for a lew moments. Enrol a i Irvine: 1 rft r. birl a credit of nine momLs will be giver, the purchaser giving note! wilh two approved scniic, with.) mi out i rue re i ii pat-i av naiomy ii not paid at maturity to draw 12 per cent, interest per annum from date. All sums under 5.00 cash in hand.

Jottx H. CocnaAJi. R. I mm el will shortly ralve his blacksmith shop by putting a good stone foundation unJcr it. Ho also Intends to soon put In some new and improved labor saving machinery.

North Liberty items crowded out this week for want of space Jewitt McLcran will not ak you who pay eah, to pay extra per cent, to make up lossc on bad debts. Lost. On Sunday March 29ib. somewhere between the school house and my residence, or the Fall River bridge, a red leather hand parse containing in money, Masonic pin, keva and key ring ard a receipt. Ilia finder will bo rewarded by returning same to me.

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LOCAL ECHOES. Volume 3, Number 1. Felker is the People's Candidate. Did you ret fooled last Wednesday? Three first-clasa harness-makers At Light's. Eureka revels in the glory of a lady ton so rial artist.

Oar harness dealers are having an Immense trade. Chas. Springle has taken np his repair room in A. P. Defevers drag store.

The music of the hammer and saw sounds merrily from daylight to dark. Wm. Fatton's new store-room will be ready for occupancy before many days. J. D.

Short is suffering very much from a severe case of infl amatory bo re eyes. J. IT. Cochran offers his personal property for sale. See notice in another column.

Numerous buildings in various stages of completion are conspicuous about our city. We would like to see the Marshal try his popgun on some of the stray dogs around town. P. M. Cunningham's new storeroom on Hercbants-av.

is rapidly Hearing completion. Eureka is now a city of the third class and the ward bummer will have a new field of labor. Postmaster Evey reports his wife as improving in health since her arrival in Eureka Springs. Jewitt JL McLcran will occupy the room to be vacated by P. if.

Cunningham now used as a furniture store. The select school under the management of Random, opened last Monday with 49 pupils enrolled. A good beginning. Komig Sweet have purchased the lots west of Brown Case's which will be used as machinery yards and also to build corn cribs thereon. If yon want a man for Mayor who has a Blind of his own and who also forms an individual opinion on subjects which come before the public, vote for J.

P. Felker, for Mayor. Read Cutter's new ad in this week's Echo. lie has been receiving a large stock of spring goods the past week, and cordially invites the public to come in and examine them. Mrs.

Belva Lockwood will afflict the people of Eureka with her lecture this evening. The principal feature of it, so we have been informed, is a tirade of abuse against Mrs. J. G. Blaine.

Nonce All Stockholders in the Fall River Mining Co. are requested to pay in their first assessment of 20 per cent, of each share on or before April 8th, 1885. By order of Directors. J. F.

Knit, Seey. The talk of the power behind the throne in the Mayoral ity question. about the laboring man being op pressed il Felker is elected, is the rankest Mjim crow demagogery ever brought into an election. Elder Frame will preach at the school house next baturday even ing and Sunday morning and even- inc at the usual hour. Covenant meeting Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

All are invited to attend. Our jolly and industrious blacksmiths Millar Marr are kept busy UU1U 1UUI Wit VW WW doing the work that crowds in on them daily. They have done an immense amount of plow work this spring. Uncle Billy Noakes had a nar row escape from injury last Satur day while attempting to jump from a moving train. He tripped and fell and if he had not been caught would in all probability fell tinder the cars and lost an arm.

No man should be elected Mayor whose individual business will be clashing with his duties as Mayor. We have been cursed with such a spectacle the pastycar, and it would seem to us that the people had enougn ox suea aaminisirauons. The latest fear that has taken possession of the fellow who is to control Johnson if elected, is that the laboring men ol our city are to be robbed of house and home if Felker is elected. Such sentiments uttered by an honest politician would lower him in tho eyes of all honest voters as an arrant dema Is Tlu To secure Iurraizirt LADIES! If you think oF purchasing any of the articles mentioned in this list, do not fail to see our goods: we guarantee to give you DIMENSE BARGAINS IN Cashmeres, Dress Silks, Velvets. ZuricklSilks, Satins, Hosiery, TERRIBLE Cut Prices are Being Made In our Cloak Department.

We are not disposed to give you a Ions windy lecture. but simply say if you need Clothing, Underwear, Boots, Shirts, Shoes, Cuffs, Collars, Hats, Hose, Gloves. Neckties, Overall: CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND GET PRICES. GROCERIES I GROCERIES ETcrybod xntut fcaro Groceries, "on ceremony, wo lay right bcloTf aoy and BROWN LAD postofHce, too Now in dismissing or city property, call on Howard FOn OV ACL 0Y GOODS OEALCWS. jwiiw 4 .41,11 ret nek.

1 L. 11. Johnson, we ill a to all.