The Pittsburg Democrat from Pittsburg, Kansas • 4

VEATCH BROTHERS, PITTSBURG DEMOCRAT The principal of the Pittsburg school Is one of the editors of the tide of time began, viz: the stealing of the presidency! And, Bro. Jewell, how about the little steals, Democrat, and is carrying a whis C. W. Blick; 1. 11.

liy, -DEALERS ftf- kyand saloon advertisement in such as a few millions acres of BLACK' Editors. his paper, for which he gets liquor as pay. A hue man to teach FlilDAYJ JUL" 29, 1887 school, he is. Cherokee Sentinel Without equivocation or cir Entered at -the Pittsburg 1'ost-oflice cuwlocution wo unhesitatingly as second-class brand the above as' an uniuitiget- A.2STID SETWI3TC3r public domain that the Kepnftli-can party has stolen in toto and given to the railroads as a kind of bonusy said railroads no doubt agreeing to keep this most corrupt of all parties in power? As we corruption anil counter corruption of this Republican party crowds upon us in such colossal magnitude that we see edand unwarranted lie, and the Advertisers, Attention! thing who would attempt to tra We have complete lists from al duce the character of an innocent of the postofikes-' in the county We expect to run off 2000 extra individual, as a bare-faced scoun drel. WeA-eep constantly on hand the Largest, stock of Mimical Instruments in' Southeastern Kansas.

Organs sold on easy terms. Write for price and terms. 34.W4 VEATCH BROS. copies of our paper nest week. If nought but a bazy mass of you want to reach a biff terri The total taxable property of tory bring in your ada.

Pittsburg for the ensuing yeas' is Don't forget our extra edition PATTEN a Special passenger train via. Mo. An extra edition of 2,000 next Pacific for Southwestern Fire week. man's Association annnal meeting at Nevada will leave Ilttsbnrg The Labor Problem. writhing rottenness and as we watch its contortions once in a while we can see protruding a serpentine head labeled: backpay steal, navy steal, star route fraud, army contractors fraud, tombstone Ah, Bro.

Jewell, we guess it would be a heart to which fear is entirely that would dare leap the chasm- that yawns between the Republican party and even good, every day morality, to say nothing about Christianity. at 7:30 a. m. August 1st. One We noticed a day or two ago a fare for round trip tickets, on a few words of wisdom from Mr, sale July 31st and August 1st.

Povrderly, the chief executive of the K. of. L. He is in favor of banishing, as near as possible, the Limited to August 4th to return. The working men of Crawjord county will hold a grand mass gigantic evil of intemperance from the order.

meeting at Girard-August 8. All All friends of the laborer are laboring men are cordially invit anxious that such steps be taken ed. Bring you? baskets and stay as will lift him up to the proud all day. Mr. Bell, Labor Orator eminence which rightfully belongs to him.

Education, temperance from Iowa, will be there. Jacob Moren and L. F. Mc and a strict fidelity to the prin ciples of our free institutions wil Cracken were unlucky enough to overturn a load of hay the other Thaf Letter. Topeka, July 21, 1887 Mr.

Frank Playter, Dear Sir: Owingto absence, accumulation of business and being Bhort of help your telegram was not answered until now. Upon receipt of your letter we are more than pleased with your vote and the kindly spirit of y-nr people thus manifested. You LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE. do more tt solve the great prob day, from which they received lems of the moment than all the very serious injuries. Mr.

Mc-rrpoVen is able to be around now strikes and boycotts that can be mustered together in the next fifty years. Turnouts, Gentle Teams and Elegant saddle Harses. but Mr. Moren is still confined to iiiri bed. R.

Anthony, editor of the Leavenworth Times was horsewhip have done wisely; you Imve fairly Our common school system, the pride of our great government, won our good will. I will speak Guarantees to every American COMMERCIAL MEN DRIVEN TO ALL PARTS, AT KJSAbUiN- to Mr. Bonebrake as you request. citizen such a broad and scholar Mr. W.

Wallen of the coal and ABLE RATE. OUR MOTTO IS LOW RATES AND SATISFACTION ly preparation as will fit him for a fuel department will try and work up the smelter enterprise. We useful future, and when our sons of toil have become thoroughly will supply the blanks for the bonds. JOAB MXJLTANE. ped ly councilman W.

JI. Bond Parties acquaint jd with the case say the whipping tps justifiable. 11. P. Cleinent, President of the Citizen's Ban It of Leavenworth absconded to Canada last Sunday night, taking with him $51,000.

The bank has made an assignment for the benefit of its creditors. The poor people arc thesnfi'erers. Hundreds of them will lose their educated In the great poor man's oollege they will go forth in the strength of conscious manhood to grapple with the perplexing A BIS STRIKE. Of Natural Gas and an Unlimited Supply questions; of the hour and they will overcome these gigantic vils Water. For a number of days the men The Post Office Jeweler Will Sell You and move on to a grand and glor jous future.

There should be no who are working at the water antagonism between labor and ul'. works shaft have met With natural capital. One i powerless with out the Capital is a great ies, Clock, of Jewell gas ia nmueu quantises. un making a ebot the gas would fire The Democrat takes great pleas ure in speaking of our esteemed up and retard the work not a mill wheel standing idle and unmoved, but pull back the flood gates and let the stream of labor pour over it and lo and behold fellow citizen, W. D.

Ford who is ittle; but on Wednesday evening, a candidate for county clerkship just as the day shift fired the last the ponderous shaft revolves and shot preparatory to giving way to sets in motion the countless spin befoie the coining Republican convention. Mr. ord is a young man of great popularity, is pos dies and looms. The hammers beat sessed of rare clerical ability, hav ing under his charge at the same the night shift a large amount of rock was loosened and the gas and water rushed in with terrific force, drilling the men out of the well and making it impossible to continue the work. The work time the clerkship of the Laiiyon -M Lower Prises Than Any Other Responsible House in Crawford County.

-JUST CALL AND SEE.e-- Watehesand Clocks Repaired and Warranted. -rfPostoHce Building, PittsSnrg, Kansas. the anvils ring, the machinery clangs, the smoke rolls heavenward and the toiler is contented and happy if only capital can be prevented from crushing the life out of the stream of labor as it rushes by. God's great millenium will dawn when these difference can be so adjusted that the sweat wrung Mortgage Company, the Pittsburg Gas Light and Coke Company, the Tittsburg Building, Saving men had reached the proper depth in the well and had just finished and Loan Association, the Pitts digging an enlargement at the burg Water and Irrigation Company, and was elected City Treas from the brow of toil shall fertal- bottom sufficient to hold 100,000 urer at the recent election, which office he has but lately resigned to accent the City Clerkship. There gallons.

At the time the shot was fired they were drifting out to tap the main well, but before they succeeded in reaching it the above is no more competent gentleman event ocenrred. GEMTRL LIVERY STABLES. in the county, and if we must put On Thursday morning there un with a Republican we know of was thirteen feet of water in the no one who would grace the chair of County Clerk with more dig lole, and in about two hours had risen three feet; at this rate nity and perform the duties with Passengers ConveyQd to Any Part of tlis County at Fair RATES. Stables on BROADWAY AND 5TK Streets. we will soon have an artesian well stricter fidelity to the welfare of the whole county.

The possibilities of our eky are izeherown industries and capital shall be powerless to wreak her vengance on the helpless women and children. Cunningham, of the Pittsburg Democrat, has severed his connection with that paper and as-mciated with the Desciples at Work. It is a loug, bold leap from Democracy to Salvation, but for such as are candidates for immortality, it ia made in tlie right direction, and not executed any too soon. Arcadia lieporteri- No doubt, Bro Jewell, it would be a long, bold leap from any political party of the present day to tl ft salvation ranks, but we are just dyiug to gaze on the countenance of the acrobat that could by any hocuspocus or legerdemain get from the Republican ranks into the saUation boat. How could he dodge aronnd the Pacific mail steal? Do you think imitless.

Natural gas and water Over the Stats. without ctint. Wrhat more could be desired? On the 23rd at Gaylord, Kansas, Mrs. Hope and her three children were daugerously il not fatally wounded. Mr.

Hope came Democrats thought the prohi Goughenour, Holmss Propr's. PITTSBURG, KANSAS. bition canvass in 2iev lork was usu the thing, and they petted in and set a shot-gun in one cor and codMled prohibitionists. Cut down Texas it was a horse of ner; one of the children while playing with it knocked it down, another color. There are several states of the south Avhere democ Father James O'Eeilly, a bishop with the aboye results.

racy will have to meet this issue. of the Wichita dioces, died at the Heavy rains are reported in Smelter. paraouage at the city of Topeka, north west Kansas. Brother Smelter man forgets GROCERY STORE. J.

I SCHELL, Dealer in Staple and Fancy on the 26th Inst. he could dive under the slum of that the Democrats are the pro George 2k Brabaker of Del- phos, lost his residence by The sale of the Oclf road be hibitionists in Texas and. that the fire on the 23rd iast. A two year tween Joplin and Baxter Springs tepublicaus are the ones who are to the Mo. Tacific is reported.

going around with their ears hang old child was consumed in the building. Ft. Scott class works are ini, ing down. He guess Georgia Marsh Murdock and family of course ot construction, Democrats are about all the sober tenment houses are also being Wichita, are sojarmug Colo men that state has. Don't you the whisky ring; with Grant McDonald aud compauy standing guard! Shades of departe Caesar! could lie ever be washed clean fiom the blighting corruption of the credit Mobilier and the De-Golier contracts! Oh, Bro.

Jewel, do you think that all the prav-ers of all the saints on earth, and in glory could ever atone for that most gigaiitio of all rnberips that liave been 'committed the built. rado. think Bro. Smelter, that it would JfOTIOJfS, ETC. Fine Cigars and Tobaccos, In 1877 the wheat crop of Kan.

Topeka is on the top ware of a read a little better this way: Re sas was bushels. This splendid Assembly. The great publicans think that prohibition jear it will not excede 10,000,000 men of the nation arc there. It is list the thing in Kansas and Richest market mire raid for Conn- bushels. Corn is rapidly takin a big feather in their cap, and the owa but it sour? on 'em like bhiz- try Produce.

Reasonable cuts for Spot Cdih. Call and we us. the place of wheat. business men of Topeka realize it. ps in Texas and Georgia..