The Fair Play from Arkansas City, Kansas • 2

the Fair Play "Strikes 'and boycott, which threaten liberty, life and property, cannot occur In a community where all the heads of families fill EDITOKIJLXj jKMLE! ire the owners of tholr own Domes, free from lax, rent and mortgage. Integral o-opeiatlve Work. Can we expect people to be peaceful, happy, contented and moral, who have 110 homes? Marble. Friday July 4, 1890. No man Is ludelspensable to the public service.

It Is not necessary for the Republican party, nor for the state, that I should be returned to the senate. John J. logalls. And It Is certainly not desired by the Intelligent people of the state. They want emebody that will represent her whole people, and not merely himself and Wall Street, We hove a Largo (Stock of MACHINE OILS whioh must be sold within 30 day regardless of profit.

Therefore we will give Wholesale Xric68 HEATH RUSHMORE, Dealers in iSlUL At McDowell's old stand. This being the month of June, and there are always a few things left after their seasan we think it a good idea to have a sale to close out our odds ends at less than we paid, believing it to be better to sell our remainder of spring stock to realise finances and make a THE RECORD IS MADE. If there was ever any doubt about the present congress doing nothing to l'blleve the country, that doubt exists no longer. The record Is made, and Is so plain that be who runs may read. It bas voted to wise the taxes on the necessaries of life, that the tolling people may be further bled to support monopolists who furnish the political machine with "fat" It has voted to further contract the currency In the Interests of the Wall Street money-sharks and their accessories In Infamous usury all overjthe country.

It has killed the sllvorbill It professed It has violated all but a trifle of the promises It made to the old soldiers. It has got away with the surplus In the treasury, In extravagant appropriations for things not half so vital to the country as pensions to the veterans and money to the The objection 1 bave to the orthodox people Is they are too economical with the truth, they lie readily for God's sake aud prefer old falsehoods to new truths. May God have mercy on their souls. A. D.

1890. AKGAIN FOB YOU. 1st published lu Faih Plat June 27 '90. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District Court of the lath Judicial District, sitting In and for the County ot Cowley In the State ot Kansas.

people. Harry Farrar and A. D. Prescott Plaintiffs vs Amasa N. Bell, Tho Topeka Investment Loan Co.

a corporation and Marcelius Pinney. Defendants. It has swapped votes, made pairs, and honey fuggled around to let certain mem IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! She scolds and frets, She's full of pets, She's rarely kind and tender; '1 be thorn of life Is a fretful wife I wonder what will mend her? Try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Perscriptlon. Ten to one.

your wife Is cross and fretful because she it sick aud suffering, and cannot control her nervousness when things go wrong. Make a healthy woman of her and the chances yon will make a cheerful and pleasant one. "Favorite Perscrlption" 1b the only remedy for woman's peculiar aliments, sold by druggists under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers, that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be refunded. See guarantee on bottle wrapper. Large bottles $1.

Six for 55. bers make a display to catch votes In their home districts, on bills never intended to be passed. Open advocacy of needed leg islation, and stab-in-the-back privately, Space will not permit us to quote any. prices, has been the program. It Is now engaged in concocting an elec tion bill to take the power out of the hands of the people and place it under the control THE SMALL COURTESIES.

By Obierln Them the Friction of lit Could lie Vaitljr MUljcaUdi The friction of Ufo, whiofa wears upon boalth, nerves and temper, could be vastly mitigated by the cultivation of common, everyday politeness. The truth is that average politeness is super floial. It expands Itself informalities) in what is called the payment ot soolal debts; in the prompt return of calls and the exact rendition of soolal obligations. But the ordinary oourtesy which ought to be every-day custom, or, rather, a part of the nature, is woefully neglect ed. Disregard of propriety begins with the children.

One can recall in their acquaintance few families in which deference to age, respeot for parental authority, for the wisdom and experience ft their elders, have been inculcated with regard for truth, honesty and purl ty of thought and speech. It is not required of a child that he Bhall say "good morning" when he enters the room at breakfast or "good night" when he leaves it for his bed. It never occurs to him to rise and offer bis chair to his parents, or discommode himself in any way for the convenience and comfort ot others, because he has never been taught to do so. With all the progress that has been mado in art and science, and in education, so tar as It pertains to the mind and body, the bad breeding ot the ordinary human being appears only the more glaring. Street cars and steam cars are filled with men who spit incessantly, defiling the floor and frequently the garments of those who, unfortunately, must sit beside them; with gum-chewing men and women both, and with persons who thbre discuss their private affairs in tones that may be overheard by the driver on the platform.

People with no understanding or appreciation frequent the theater and opera; they do not care to hear themselves; they are there to be seen, or to Bay that they went, and they ruin the enjoyment of every body around them. This vulgarity is not confined to the poor and the ignorant. It is probably more common among those who, if they have not the right natural instinct, have had the opportunity to see and learn. Persons who consider themselves sufficiently courteous neglect the small matters, although in the greater they may be fastidiously exacting. They ignore the questions in letters; they neglect to return the book or whatever else may have been borrowed; or, if it has been unavoidable delay fail to make the explanation and apology that are due.

They fail to acknowledge by word or letter tho favor they did not hesitate to accept, and worse than all, discriminate between the poor, the friendless, and the rich and those who are greatly sought. The genuinely-courteous aot is like the quality of mercy: it is twice blessed. It gives pleasure to the rociplent if he be of an appreciative nature, and it is a benefit to the doer. It may be a selfish view to take of the question, but a woman can nor afford, for her dignity's sake, to be insolent, overbearing and con temptuous in her treatment of those who are, perhaps, erroneously classified as her social inferiors. Noblesse' oblige; the greater her advantages, mentally and in point of birth for birtn may be an advantage even In a democratic republic the more should be required of her in every way, Indifference to the feelings of an equal may be simple rudeness; to one who in some respects may be the inferior, but by no means in all, is not a1- nnrlnnoaa.

hut. It. fa AnurorrH of a few choice rascals whose duty will be to see to It that the people are forced to endorse the traitorous acts of their mure- but come to the BEE ttivu TUKHi ana you will see everything in plain figures. We have all our goods marked with large figures so you can see. We are not ashamed to mention or put the price on all our goods.

When you come to town look at our stock and you can see everything in all preseutatives. By virtue of an order oflSale Issued to me out of said District Court, In (he above entitled action, I will on Monday, the 4th, day of April A. D. 1800, at 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the south door of the coufi house In the City of WinfieSd, In the county of Cowley, In the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The west half () ot the south', east quxrter () ot section No.

twenty seven (27) Township No. thirty four (34) south end of Range No. six (6) east of the (6) principle meridian. Lying and situated in the county of Cowley in the State of Kansas. The above doscribed real estate is taken as the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale.

O. S. CilllSON, Sheriff Cowley Kan JAnd the shame of it all is, that we must record the infamy on this, the 4th of July I Independence Day. departments marked in large, plain figures. Ye Gods! What a burlesque! When there were 4,000,000 slaves to southern masters in our county, preachers and political orators would gather the slaves and CLEANLINESS I Is next to GODLINESS- And there is no excuse for weai ing dirty clothes, or for making your wife sick over the wash-tub, when tie TROY STEAM LAUNDRY is ready to serve you on short notice and at reasonable rates.

Clothes called for and delivered, Chestnut Ave. opp. Gladstone Hotel. masters together each recurring "lndepen dence Day" and tell them of the wonderful advantages and glories of our free country, and sine to them of the "Land of the free and the home of the brave," which could liLEED ULEED, Attorneys for Plaintiff. DR.

LE DUC'S PERIODICAL PILLS FROM VmncA apt nnlv nnnn tha have reference to none but the "Jied Men of the Forest." 0 Today the same old lies are told, the same old songs to 50,000,000 slaves. Slaves Subscribe for the FAIR PLAY. to combines, pools and trusts; slaves to cor porations, mortgages and bonds; slaves to a corrupt government that robs by excess ive tax, by destroying the peoples' money, erative organs and positively cure suppres-tlon of the menses (from whatever cause) and all periodical troubles peculiar to women. A afe, reliable remedy, warranted to promote menstruation. Should not be used during pregnancy.

The large proportion of Ills to which ladles are hable is the direct result of a disordered or irregular menistruatinn. Price 82 or there for American Pill Company, Royalty Proprietors, Spencer, la. The public and trad supplied with the genuine pill only by -Phelps Childs, 3 doors south of or druc store in Syndicate block, south Summit street, Arkansas City, Kansas, $1,202,000,000 of greenbacks.) by paying premiums on the National debt, by using the U. S. troops to protect capitalists to the 3 Mo.

6 Mo. lYear 25cts. 50cts. $1.00. detriment of the toiling millions.

"Submit to the powers that be," or be branded as a traitor. A. D. 1890.2 A GOOD MAN'S WORD. Whereas God Almighty has given every DRY GOODS, "NOTIONS, HOSIERY, SHOES, HATS fc Caps, CLOTHING, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware, Jewell Crockery, Millinery.

Tinware. man one mouth to be fed, and one pair of hands adapted to furnish food for that mouth if anything can be proved to be the will of heaven, It is proved by this fact, that that mouth is to be fed by those hands without being Interfered with by any other man, who has also his mouth to feed and his hands to labor with. I hold, if the Ai wea, ror is Wing Tint of mighty had ever made a set of men that should do all the eating and none of the sitioa which permits neither defense nor retaliation. In all the modern work, he would have made them with mouths only and no hands; and If he bad struggle for culture it Is too much cul ever made another class, that he had In ten ded should do all of the work and none of tivation of brains alnne. Intelligence that is well bred is ten times as useful as that which makes mere intellectual ability an excuse for all sins of omission or commission.

In this enlight the eating, fie would have made them with I lie U.S. outmouthes and all hands. Abraham Lin coln. BURY IT DEEP. ened age no man, though he bo as wise as Solomon, has a right to be a boor.

No woman has a right to be other than a gentlewoman, and the more talent, genius and learning they possess, the more gracious and refined should be tho manner. Chicago Inter-Ocean. i THE MARRIAGE RITE. Advices from Washington report a determined revolt among several Eepubiican Olotliiitxg members against the McKinley 'bill. They propose to knock it out and bury it deep.

Among the number of Republicans who protest against any greater robbery of the people in the name ofprotection are Plumb of Kansas, Farwell of Illinois and Spooner of Wisconsin. 4 Is Closing out to Quit Business, The Traveler says there is not another man Injthe district who is qualified to succeed Perkins in Congress. This is a hard slam on the statesmen of the district. There 4t Sacredness Pictured la Eloquent Words by Elizabeth Cacly Stanton. The first step toward making the ideal tho real 4s to educate our sons and daughters into the most exalted ideas of the sacredness of married life and the responsibilities' of parenthood.

I would have them give at least as much thought to the creation of an immortal being as the artist gives to his landscape or statue. Watch him in his hours of solitude, communing with great nature for days and weeks in all her changing moods, and when at last his dream of beauty is realized and takes a clearly defined form, behold how patiently he works through long months and years on sky and lake, 09 tree and flower, and, when complete, it represents to him more love and life, more hope and ambition than the living and will give you your choice of any suit in the house for We are great seekers after trade. Always anxious to please you. The opportunities we have enable us to give you great We have a buyer back east, who buys odds and ends of manufacturer's goods. For the size of our business house we are; the busiest place in the city are scores of men In Cowley county alone, either of whom is the equal of Perkins to intelligence, ability, patriotism and loyalty to his constituents.

Our neighbor also names a number of things that Perkins is in favor of, but singularly omits to name a few things he Is not in favor of. What he haadone is not so bad as it might have been it Is what he has not done, of which the people complain. Sio ohild at his side, to whose conception aqd antenatal development not one Statistics show that the number of in prison In the United States for each soulful thought was ever given. To this impressible period of human few parents give any thought; yp here we must begin to cultivate the virtues that can alone redeem the world. one million of the inhabitants thereof are as follows: In 1850, 290; 1860, 607; 1870, 853; 1880, 1,169.

During the last three How oblivious even our greatest phi. periods the ratio of foreigners to natives losopbers seem, to the well-known laws of physiology. Think of a man like bas increased less than per cent, (13.1 to 14.4) Is not this rapid progress toward Darwin, so close an observer of every BEN. Dill ft. Highland Hall Block.

depravity due to the contraction of the currency? Who Is responsible. A. D. 1890. form of life, so firm a believer in the laws of heredity, venturing on marriage and fatherhood while he was the victim of an incurable hereditary disease, That Perkins' position on suver coinage Is like that of the man on temperance, who said he was In favor of prohibition but opposed to its enforcement.

Perkins is In favor of fi'ee coinage but opposed to Its enforcement. Oswego Statesman. he thought of this while raising a large family is plain from his published let. ters, in which he deplores his, condition, and groans lest his physical afflictions be visited on bis children. Alas! who oan measure the miseries of the raoe resulting from the impure and unholy marriages into which even intelligent men and women so recklessly THE In 1880 Lincoln, Nebraska, had 30,000 6' Hi population, and Topeka, Kansas, 25,000.

Today Lincoln lias 53,000 and Topeka is HIVE Elizabeth Cady Stanton, in Arena. The railroad boys ot Arkansas City I struggling hard to figure out many as 6 jXqtodf -5 have a celebra ion of their owr today, 00 U)8 Walnut, I she had; ten years ago. Nebraska bas a high license law ana Kansas prohibition,.