The Atwood Patriot du lieu suivant : Atwood, Kansas • 1

egg i 1 5 4 21: 28 24 15 28 17 21 2816 9 480 35 24 10 81 20 23 10 12 44 3K20 24 48 58 19'11 6426 10 10 84 12 15 28 a 4 16 541 26 QftiecCMSldoteiJprocernorceQeivwd: Ewhm Ighibltibnlst Lathrop ppulla 4 McAllister Socialist 15 I treasurer Eberle JI i 1Ma 'J jt1 J'' NO '4j A 15 64 2ft? 07 89 43 fe 28 8 195 25 26 215 Election Notes ThomaaACounty Republicans elected fV GEORGE Pir WINTERWritten by Greasonl George Winter died at his residence at Chardon TkawlirtaxCounty Kansas No umber 10th 1902 years 10 mpntbs and 15 days deceased was bornat Geneva Naw York December 28 th 1825 where he remained (5a thirty years living in theuhonfe in which he was born Sep tember 19 1844y he was united in mar riage with Mary A Shurte who at the age of 75 years survives hima The fam ily removed to Wisconsin in 1868 and to Iowa In 1893 coming to Kansas in J879 and settling In the south part of the eounty He volunteered three dif ferent times fbr servicv in tho Union army but was rejected by reason of falling to ppu examination GeorgtteR Winter lived a good life and lathe community in which hfs last years were speothia name has ever been a synonym for honor libnesty integrity and very virtue held first among void of offense toward God and man His was a QhriMian life' and from 1899 tmtikhis death hst was a member of the Church okChrist at Char don and in the best sense lived ekM and worthily to his profession A fair just man a faithful Christian a good neigh bor a splendid citizen andAa model husband and father left this world forbetter wherGeorge Win tor died i or eighteen years he served Jcontinu ooslyas postmaster first at Sapppton and after the removal of the offieovat Chardon and in all those years no one thought of ony other man for the office Hewas one oLtlm early township officers of Rawlins township before the organi zation of the county and iin all places and at all times ha was fciund prompt faithful and careful in the performance of the duty that came to hie hands The death oj such a man is a public calamity as well os a personal loss Since first meetinghim in August 1880 many men i haw come and many men have gone in Ramins county but none of them have i borne a fairer character or left a more honored name The funeral took place at the Chardon i cemetery on Wednesday andvyas con i ducted by the Masonic fraternity of which he was a faithful member Itt was 82 12 33 Si 9 741234 16 25 40 4W 69 12 8812 47 24 101 10 58 15 81 9 44 21 37 5925 10 65 24 1212 34 16 16 18 3 18 527 i 91 15 80 28 12J4722 28 20 12 68 20 27212918 2629'2018 560 19 rlv uu XsS 62 1737 19 944 8 30 16 ji i rom ThfeCommoner Uh bfetterto have foiiirht' asdMost than to have Quietly submitted and called it Doubtless we slMsuliPbe thankful that the frusta Jrave no exercised! all their powers ') The tobacconist deci Ares its purpose to control every branchb of thatobacco bHeiness and thb public can potetha in its pipa and fcrnoke ite Of course Mr James iiiatrte explain why the merged railroadscan greater dividends than the farm ers who Eave to pay the freight Manna revealsthe fact: th at there are three thousand miles ofrail ynad not operated ip the United Spates rVrnatr ha dn tn xvAAhfHitfl on tha lfYiMi 4eau8ed by too pndwvater in the stooks to tariff commission is Carried but doubtless good AuT care will be taken to Bce thatfi he bene flciariesenot the victims are 6 the majority The trusts which control the administration will not consent tp the "Commission until'thi's much is conceded I There will be other political campaigns and other elections rom pow on loy aldemocTata should work Without cea lag to prevent their party from falling under the control of men who wold make it so nearly like the republican pprty that the trust promoters subsidy grabbers tariff bepeficiarioa andflnatv eigl manipulators would haynp partic ular choice between the tvf9 LEOS DUMB RIENDS JkHrd 'of VTee sad (rttMUx Ity Ar at Itoa is tlV Vat 1 85 11 67 14 11 66 14 8412 68H133ia( 45 2987 71 28 25 14 38 8 20 29 6 13 562 182 12 82 19'24 54'24 12 68 21 81 24 18 20J22 25 24 8'538 75 18 84 15 45 14 85 70 12 64 27 14 47j l0: 19 19 L577 74 8s2fi9U17'48 1925 31 890 T8 31 15 61 11 12 588 17 88 1615225 42 57 11 14 8018 18 5 19 19 47 0 16 548 68'10 80 18 16 47 21 19 7 10 10 17 14 1 17 triffiM fl ini'' 90 15 89 17 53 22 40 :64 82 18 8728 2D 2146 18 1A 2 Ul AHU US1 97 211 36 22' 86 45 84 83 lSUlJ5t2Xv 2B14 1:15 16 50 UO 4149 4 30 l'XL4b 10 lu bU 1j 5oo TaelO3524'2i 39 26 '80 10 9 72 20 28 16 48 17 20 80 4 5 17 i 554 86'14 32 12 48 2918451 80 14 58 27 19 16 28 12 22 28 912:571 76 11 79 18 3441 55 3784 57 28 10 70 2424 19 40 18 22 27 949 629149 85 1384 22 21 48 24128 18 48 22184424 281714 859 251U 61 22 611 50 12 16 38 6 14 555 24 24 15 29 21 29 14'26 84121 10 589 621 ATWOOD KANSAS RIDAY NOVEMBER 14 1902 largely attended 'by the nelghbbrs and IriencM amongMvhom he Jived so well for many years Ha leaves a wife wo hone and and hue daughter Mm Ahn HAyw of Ataoodk! Township Boards dr 1903 4 Atwood Bdne trus tee IL Tindell treasurersCelus A alconer dark Achilles township: A ox trustee VV Doyle treasurer Yoos clerk Arbor township: Orr trustee Jj Edwards treasurer 8 8 Hiner man clerk Beaver township: Ed Thomas trus tee 8 Burka treasurer 1L Hudg ene clerk Byrntwood township Peter Brumm trustee 8 Lillie treasurer In uis clerk Celia township: A Richards trustee Geo Reneau treasurer Howard clerk Clinton township: Cox trustee Jahn Lanning treasurer Winter clerk Driftwood township: A Ohlson trustee Witherbee troasuroi Rawson clerk Elk townahip John Ecker trustee exHuss treasurer AugusL Bolte clerk Grant townships Yeo trustee Denny treasurer 0 Ramey clerk Herndon township: Pj Nlckoly trustee Jos Reipl treasurer Ldrent Portecby clerk Jefferson township Nia' Honson trustee Andrew Lauridaeu' treasurer ields clerk Laing township: Chas Glad trustee John Cederberg treasure Andrew Olsonclerk Logan township: 8 JJeunett trustee A 8 Mulkntreasurer I Henderson clerk Ludell township: red Hol thus trus tee Richman trvasurerf Kesselring clerk Mikesell township: Guy Denuy trus tee Alley treasurer Levi Chance clerk 4 Mirage township: Chas Bhlmp trus tee vr bveriss clerk YOE XVIE 'RiSSSSSMWWWWSMMMSMMtMMI M) Globo Sights A gobd deal of thRt which Society peo pje call expl usfyeiiopv is simply a form 4 selfishness' lei men know: what are vmtr 1 ted flags or theywilLalwaya be Waving them at you When adhronlc liajf tells truth hb eal ways feels called upon tq poduca erk dance tn support of his statement I'eopjfl are thhrjtable aftef all Wlftnr a man goes from a $50 to a' 5 00 job his A friends bow about it when? he RoeehacktaalW position "'ono 'airieronce Derween tnm: A'Avoman thinks to keep a lamp burp tag for an absent one is pretty sentiment iSt samanbeIiBves it la aterribla wastenof When yog see a bow legged child you' are gazing upon ono that was usurped of ite'righte and turned out: to carszfbn St iteelf by the arrival of' another baby at Tluast a ycar too soon OICIAL election returns General Election of November 4 IB02 53 22 87 21 49 28 22 d5 1368 20 29 24:28 16 25 29 19 16 552 46tl9 8115022! 9 59 26 18 10 40 '1415 28 4 1115461 18 4921 24 17 11 67 T9 27 20 88 18 25 29 '18 12 552 9 47 19 8 8 5020 1259 29 1512281216 24' 5 17 548 29 20 177 Th eAtwood Patriot A i I An archway adjoining the observe tory leads to a new phase of the papal pleasure ground te purely pastoral and domestic forshere collect ihn of animal' have thbfr'homc 'th'em 'presenta to Mt hhllneaa on hla different JUblleesI Mdt beautiful and graceful of these 4TnK mt4 r1aiMn4avi avM herd 'of smalb deer mild eyed andiA gent Id that come racing ddwn the Mpea to gate doubtf till at the stranger O6iy the boldest of the herd 'ven ture near enough to thrust soft' noses through the wire netting ofT the incldsure to beg daintily in the plainest 'possible language for a handful freshly gathered grasr' and clover The slightest startles these timid' creatures" andJt Instant th'ejr are gone fleetly' a the wind bock to the furthest A IBvncBcB ox vncir xtuau which no grassy wiles can liire them says Magazine There is' nothing left but to 1 ceed to tffe' next Inclosure where Ibng ieggeo ostricn rumiiysnare pa clous quarters wifh a pelican' Tills venerabW bifd withx much elf cpnaequence struts to the" front smthssumea the honors of to all visitors withbut tfte least re1 gard' for hl Imposing companions 'TAW? who standing coyly nnd nTmost ogetfcaliy in the background cranaa ViJUir lAJlU UCVBU 4VI pvuaiujv of bread The atteridant if ladies 'f Jn the party usually offers an nstrlctta feather as a'sonvenlr of the gardens Jfbw if one is of an arithmetical tairpa' or tmna nna vegins 10 caicmai now many feathers are given nwnv in as year to visitors the result gives surprising deficit Of feathers tha wonder being that tjie ostriches stilfl 'pl nossess so nnich of their soft caata ot gray Richland township: Ed rame tee BE Stires treasurer clerk 'b Rotate township Calvin Qris trustee Asr'Eu Watkins treasurer: Chauucey Dewfy clerk? Union township: Tl'J Spenr trustee nABergHngrtreosurer ATlLTDarton'" 4 elerje or 4 Bailey or Congressman 6 ltd A Rfteder Cole Pdr Judge 17th Dietriote John Hamilton A Geiger dr Representative 111th District Phelps John ockeMvt KOK County Clerk IL Robertonuyi' Bunkr' or County Tfeoauren i 1 GeoR Wilsoni' lj Schwab dr Supt Public rank AJorgau John 8 Blrdw Epr i 7 MatfcJCOZrosvy dmCduaty Albert Hemming Briney: or Cldrk Distrie Court i Ole A Moyer or Register of Oscar Vi' Tllraer' HTWLUman dr Probate AG iT lLShitleyju4M Ajvi JI fl? JOnee W'NTdtol8KMwX 1 Packard or Coroner Mclrvjn 4 (k'Elmore or OtknmissionesTSte Jbu Sch'mahl 7 Chkistlau Bcbaidt A JURY SECURED After MaohJDeliy a Jniy is Se oured for the Trial of DulleOliarged WithMorcLor 4 QThe dAse of thA Jjtave Kkhsas ve Dull chffrgedAwlth the murdertof DriJl Row tandat HSrDdon on th 28th day last April which promises to be thtf most sensational case ever heard in tho District Court of couutj and pethajyi in all North west Kansaa is being tried this week The case is all the more in terestifigrbecauso of tba proaHncnoo j)f the partiess oonnaoted with the terrible tragedy crime to which there isr so far a known no living Witness and ou i which' the State muetJrest on circumstantial evi (lence for conviction The work of secucinga j6ry was gather a matter because of thixgreat iaterest whleh has been manup sted in regard to the case After the regulanpanel ot twenty four men and a special venire of thirty six had been exhausted and twomore fpecial vehireoftwelv'e men each bacDbeeulrawnj the fol lowing men wereaelected as jurors to try the cause: Gerdes of Burniwood LambacRi andLl Myers oCcMikesell Tingley of Celia JL Williams of Rotate Bdi Dressier and ii Eggleston of Mirage Act Wes' Paulson orCli'nton Stover of Arbor Steele ofBsaver and Murphy of Jefferson ir he work of securing the Jury wls completed at noon yesterday and at the opening oi court at 1:30 yesterday alternoon the countyattorney began the statement cf the State case to the jury The State represented by County Attorney Robertson and lion? Tully Scott and the defense is being conducted by Ilessinof Manhattan and attorneys Albert Herpming and Noble As the Patriot goes to press early in tho aftersoon (Thtarsday) it will be im possible to give any of the evidence ht this time Pettey8fCase Reversed Tita1 Topeka State Journal of Satur day Nov 8 contained list of decisions handed down by the Supreme Court Among the' decisions by Justice Pollock was the Petteys case which was last tried in the District Court at the March This is thar second time the cose against John Petteys has beeojeversed Irc the Supreme Court To Hold Office 81 Xx Years It will probably be newa to most of readers to learn that the newly elected county commissioner of Rawlins and each ot the other 105 counties in Kansas will hold office until January T909 with out re election This however is fact: caneedby the adoption of the bienniql election amendment which undoubtedly carried by a large majority Very little was said abont this amendment which was voted on at the recent election It was explained that its purpose was to make all elections inclndingtownshlp elections once in two years One of the things provided for in the amendment is tliat Commissioners shall hold their offices for six years one being 'elected every two years The amendment goes into effect immediately without any statutory enactments By tbe terms of the amendment SMarietta whose term would have expired a year from the next' January will hokLover one year his successor being named at the general election' of 1904 8221 20 '4l 21 20 19 9 65 20 28 24 80 17 24 27 18 9 548 31113 4018 38571811 61 23 11 9 82 12 15 25 6 18 521 ai 1O no no TWO rw vwvv TX Ti a uou 01 iBjAioi iv 00 '25 1010 I31U2 1525' 4 15 519 83 24 22x4825 25 'lV 21 19 32 17 20 24 18 15 540 ie ven out twelve county offlcenatMisa Bertha Showalter for' county superin tendent received 147 majority' Bscklfupop fox representative waa elected by 108 majority To Lincoln county tba fu8ionistselect edall three of that county officers i I A A 1 A I A 1UUUOHUUU VUUUkJAUU iuoiuuiaw clerk of the district court the republi cans taking tha balance The new bal r' lot la was responsible for the defeat of mosUof the fusionteta 8 Hasty of blessed memorjs wta eleetedto an office over in Nebraska JnJOeeatnrcountythe fuslonista elect ed theirentire county ticket by' major tiee ranging from 5ft to 500 Decatur i A' county tfrisb gave Geiger a majority of j'r Smith county went republican by a small majority the time in twelve years weou Mcrtau wimi ueieaujuiur the legislature by 45 votes new ballot law was td blame for most ok it Norton county also went republican In Shoeman i county the democrats Reeled everything But sheriff treasurer county clerk clerk district court county attorney' eommissionersurveyor and ai coroner 1 In Cheyenne county theJnsionists elect Td probate judgecounty attorney county superintendent and commision A er the republicans takihg the balance A5' In RubscII county the elect treasurer county attorney TrlorVand CfimUPr I tntjn1 mimlmr nf votes cast in Kan year is ap'rqxjmately 287844 i UR i kVa fca9 I jraaamsrsi vs awreaewwnBSJi gBaBW a i i 'X BU PpBEIXRnGS' AND: HIGH GRADE STTNDRmW SSHeiX S' JT 1' to 1 1 i' cr rr a 1 i i I a ii 1 ii 1 1 1 1 iM I I HlbC il i Ph I 1 I wll it i I KW.