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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-09-17
For the EAGLE.
Who Will It Be,

The people of the third district
choose representative this fall, and
for The first time in the history Of the
state of Kansas, the Arkansas valley
has chance to get a representative in
the congress of the United States.
The nomination of Judge W. II. Brown,
of Reno county, we believe, will be
hailed with satisfaction by the people
of the district.
lie is honest, and capable and has
lived long enough in the west to be-
come Thoroughly identified with her
interests. and to understand and ap-
preciatc her wants. We believe that
if Judge Brown is elected he will not
be representative of any class, sec
ton. ring, clique or corporation, but
will be the representative of the people.
We are aware that he is not farmer,
nor engaged in agricultural pursuits,
and that his opponent Maj. j. *. Hud-
son was. until last winter, an extcn-
.iye farmer. but we also know that
the position of Judge Brown on ihe
questions which are now dividing the
people and have been the fruitful cause
of the rapid spread of the order of
Patrons of Husbandrv in the west and
northwest. is not doubtful one. He
tt,...n dc md a In n
corporations. but when these corpora
tons seek to build up their interests
&C the expense of down-trodden peo-
pie. we will find him with the people,
and for the people.
Mai. J. X. Hudson is n good man
too good to be offered up as a sacrifice
bv the performers" But the farmers
win not support him, and we have
good reasons to believe that the pat
rons will not come to his rescue. lie
is doing good service for the laboring
classes as editor of the Farmer, but he
has gone mad on the subject of re
form" and in casting about for sub
iects of reform he has been unfortunate
in the selection of the grange as one
needing his attention. His labors in
this direction, unfortunately for him
are not appreciated by good patrons.
aud they have never forgiven him. and
never can do so for the course he has
taken. We speak advisedly.
If anyone will take the trouble To ex-
anime the material which composed
the ''makc-up" of the reform conven-
ton held at Enporia on the 4th inst.
we think he will be Disguised with the
whole affair. We are sorry for the
for the Major, but nothing will save
him from the overwhelming defeat
which await. him at the polls this fall.
so be it, EAGLE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-09-17
Opening of the Campaign.

Hon. John Guthrie, the chairman of
the republicans state central committee,
announces the formal opening of the
fall campaign by mass meeting in
this city on the evening of September
18th. The following speakers have
been invited and are expected to be
present: Hon. John J. Ingalls,, Hon.
JAS NJ. Harvey, Gov. Tkos. "A. Osborn,
Hon. VIM. ii. SmallwOod. Hon. 5. A.
Cobb, Judge w. Il. Brown, Hon. j. c.
Horton and L. Dwight Thatcher, esq.
A grand turn out is expected, ana a
large number Of people will be present
from every part of the state.
The state central committee will
meet in this city on Sept. 18th, for the
purpose of perfecting arrangements
for the campaign, and making out a
list of appointments for public meet
INTERCHANGEABLE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-09-17

Some few families are preparing, 10
leave this part of the country, Win
the intention of returning again IN the
spriny. Now to Us this looks very un-
wise, 10 Say the least Is II requires
some ready cash then 10 return In the
spring. and will require another out
Law in time, ineney, etc. Now put TINS
aud that together. and the difference
will be in favor of the enc that stays,
and those that have nothing cannot go.
Yours 4. HUFF.
NOTE.-In my last article to your
paper, | stated that the number OF
watts in use here in evapOrating salt
was ITO, bat as you left Oft the first left
hand figure, it read ten watts. That
makes quite difference.
Yours A. IL.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-09-17
Proceedings of the 25th Senatorial
Convention.

The convention was called TO order
bv +. c. Manning. of Cowley. at II
m, Tuesday, the 18th inst. l.. >.
Webb. of Cowley, was elected tempo
rarv chairman and NJ. W. Levy, of
Sedgwick. secretary.
A committee of five on credentials
was appointed, consisting of Richard
son. OF Harvey: Kelly. of Cowley :;
Nichols. of Howard: Meyers, of Reno !;
Mayhew, of Sumner.
4 committee on permanent organ
iza,iom was appointed. Also COM
mittee on resolutions.
The convention then adjourned un-
Ill . O'Clock p. III.
Two p. IN. convention met pursuant
to adjournment. The committee on
credentials made two reports, one ma
jority aud one minority. y part OF
both were accepted by the convention,
and the reports were referred back
again to the committee to get creden-
tails and names of parties from coun-
ties named in the minority which was
accepted. The committee reported n
contest for the seats from Butler,
which WAS submitted to the conven-
ton and settled by giving the seats to
the delegates appointed by the county
central committee.
The committee on permanent organ
ization nominated LII. Webb. of Cow
ley. for permanent chairman, and VI.
W. Levy. secretary. ID. \. Bright, Of
Pawnee. and Reynolds, of Howard,
assistants.
The committee OH resolutions re-
ported the following, which were
adopted:
The delegates of the 25ih senatorial
district convention assembled resolve
as follows:
lst. That we heartily endorse the
action of the republican state and con-
gressional conventions and the tickets
bv them nominated and pledge them
our hearty support.
End. We hail with pleasure the re-
nomination of Thos. 4. Osborn for
governor and assure him the individ-
ual support of the Southwest without
regard 20 politics or party.
Sd. We demand that our republican
for congress exert his untir
ing energy TO secure the passage Of a
law granting the right OF way for .
commencing at some point ca
the Kansas state line west of the 95th
meridian and extending through the
Indian terriiery 10 Texas, thereby Sc
curing 10 us a direct line TO the sea-
board.
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Hon NJ. M Murdoch.

OF the Wichita EAGLE. had many
friends in the state convention tor the
place of lieutenant governor. On the
first ballot he received over fifty votes.
But the withdraw OF two or three del
egates from the convention who lived
down in Southwestern Kansas made
the delegates feel like putting Mr..
Saltcr on the ticket for that place.
Salter lives in Carpenters locality. aud
IS president of the settlers protective
association upon the coded lands. Car
penter was one of the delegates that
withdrew from the convention because
Osborn was nominated. We were
very sorry to see Mr.. Murdoch defeat
ed. All the country southwest of the
Neosho valley is left without repre-
sentative on the ticket. - Winfield
Courier.
The fact that Col. Murdoch. of the
Wichita EAGLE, received fifiy-two
votes OH the first ballot for lieutenant
governor, indicating plainly that he
was at leas, the second choice of the
convention, is highly gratifying to that
gentleman and his many friends
throughout The state. This 10 especial
" so. W hen We take into consideration
that he made no canvas. Tor the posi-
ton. and was only induced to be- q
candidate at the earnest request OF the
republicans Of his own county. backed
by the unanimous support of the
Southwest. His friends stood by him
manfnliv. and his name Was only with
drawn from before the convention
when il became apparent that the Ced-
ed lands must be complimented By the
nomination-O1f ord Press.
Mr.. Murdoch is no; at home bat We
have heard him speak IN the highest
terms of praise OF the action Of his
friends in the Southwest, especially
OF Mr.. Kelley. also of Captain
Folks. Mr.. Scott and other editorial
brethren for their well wishes and
warm work. Ii was not the lack of
friendship and support bat the force
of circumstances that defeated Mr.
Murdoch. To his friends aud to dele
gates from the Southwes; he feels un-
der the deepes; obligation. Still the
fsct remains patient, unexplained and
that the Southwest was
given nothing. TIE defeat Of Prot.
was money. But never mind,
the Southwest win have her day yet.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-09-17
Reform Convention.

The reform convention for the 25th
senatorial district, met in this city
Yesterday. Six counties were repre-
scented, Butler. Harvey, Sumner, Cow
ley, and Sedgwick. After passing
resolutions and making speeches oil
the enormities practiced by the repub-
lican party. they nominated Mr.. SAT-
ford, of Cowlev, for senator. A re-
form convention nominate lawyer
how is that for reform? Time nor
space will not permit of a full repor,
Of this convention.
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Sheri6's Sale.
Patterson ray ler

David L. Payne, Jehnsihsn Osborn,
w c Fitxsinons y. L. Mcfarland,
NJ N Teirhheimer, \. r f.onsbury
aud II. A Mitchell.
District Court, 18Th Judscisi District. Scdswsek
County. Kansas
Nv virtue Of an orier ef >sle issue,i out ef the
District Cour; Of the 18th Judicial District. sitting
in and for >rslgwiek CSuuty, Kansas. wherein
Patterson fay ler i plaintiff. and David l. fssns.
Jahnathnn osborn, W 4. tstrstlnons, y. =
Mcfarland, NJ " feiehheimer, I, tcesb1ry
and ID \ Mitchell defendants, I VIII. On
Wesine sslsy. the sai dsy % September, A ID.
l>st. nj 2 O'Clock n VI at tho ccurthoase do9r IN
the civ OF icnita. Offer Cor sale nj public aus
tion 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand. all
the right t.t,e aud interest of the said defendants
ia and e. the following Described rcal prctsrty
to-wii The northeast quarter tssl cf section Ne,
thirty five {sal In towa>hip No twenty six ohl
south Of range No. two Oh east. in the County Of
>sStgui ck and state Of Kansas, >ad rial property
h. levied upan a. the property of thu above named
Pendants and III be sold 70 satisfy ssid eTtics
Of sale sheriff : ONCE, wichita, N1gu-t iHh-
ID tS-l 4 n NASTY. sheriff.
a,lt Seigwick Co. Kansas
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Now. the truth of the matter is that

Now, the truth of the matter is that
we never once said platform when
speaking OF the gentleman. and his
anxiety to have it understood that he
enthused only in that respect is not
particularly cheering to his excellency
the governor. who. without Marsh
Murdock's warm endorsement, cannot
poll ten votes in all ~kansas.-h anSdS
city Times.
Wherefore SO long sentence for so
little news. That the governor with
our endorsement will carry the state
by 10000 there is no longer any room
for doubt. but we think the Times esti-
mates the governors original strength
4 little too low.
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Sherif's Sale.


Austin 81 Clark and Milton { CLARK
partners, rs CLARK n 90.
Robert Denbow and augusta Denbow
District Court. 18th Ju'licIal District, reds"ck
County, Kansas
I.y virtue of an order Of .ais, issued oat of the
District Court the 1874 Juicln District, sitting
in aud for Scdgwick County. Kansas, wherein
Austin Clark and Milton B.. Clark. partners,
~ Clark 4 Co. il plaintiff, and Robert Denbow
and Augusta DcnbOw are defendants VIII an
Tuesday the ri day Of september, \. ID. is'f-
ut o clock T. VI AZ the courthouse door ~ ths
city Of wichita Offer for sale AT public auction, To
the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
title and interest Of the defendants Robert Den
bow and Augusta Denbpw. IN and Ia the follow
ing described rsal property to-wit. The west
half f,.) OF IN. southwest quarter ~, and III.
southeast quarter - of the southwest quarter
4 section 80 twenty two ts2i IN township y"
.wenty-siN I-5l south, Of range No. two ~ east
IN the County 81 seguIck aud state of Kansas
said real property j. levied upon the property
Of defendants Robert Denhov and Augusta Den
bow aud will be sold IT, satisfy said oi'ier of sale
sheriff. ofire, " chiia, August 18th.
\ ID Is.4 4 \ MASSEY sheriff
at >c'igwick Co. ksHsas
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SberiN's Sale.


Marks Wiihrnw Msry Withfos Z
and " - Sanders
District Court. lJth judicial District. oefigwiek
County. kan-as
Hv virtue Of an order of sale issued ont 81 the
Distric; Court Of the 18Th Judits District. sitting
IN and for sedgwirk county, hHnsas wherein
Amy u smith J. plaintiff, aud MARKS W throw .
dary Niihrow aud " - ~anters are dsirnfssr;s,
Will On Monday the 2isi day Of September,
\ u ia. at O'Clock n AZ the courthouse
door IN the cify Of lchiiA. Qger for sai. ~ pub
lie ancipn To the highest bslslsT for eas "a hand
all the right, title aud interest ~ tls drfendani-
MARKS throw Hary WifhTuw and W - sat-
iers, in and 10 u. following described real prop
erty ts-wit, The southeast quarter - Of ser
ton six 90. In township No fyenty-sigh' - q,
ssnge tao ~ east. IN the County of -.'isw !eE
and stale Of kan-as SAID real property - ley letl
anon A. The property Of defendants marks VIII
row Mari Nithrow sBd " u Sanders anil " ~
i,s sold % satisfy said order Of sale
<hcriTs office, Wichita. august i5ih.
4 u I51S 7 n MASSEY. sheriff.
2J-si sed.~lck 20 haB-A-
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The poor farmer, whose sorrows so
profoundly affected the original per-
formers on the Reform" baZOo, ap-
pears to be quite forgotten in the NOM
mating conventions. Cusey is farm
er, and Harrington, when not claw
ing somebody is supposed to draw a
susteIance from the bosom of mother
earth, but Abbott and Smith are edit
ors, and llallowell and Douthitt are
lawyers. Where be your Alfred Tay-
lors. yonr Henry Bronsons and John
Daviscs! OF the congressional can
didates, PARROT is more lawyer than
farmer aud mighty little of either :
Goodin is a lawyer, and j. X. Hudson
has abandoned the active pursuit Of
Berkshires for journalism. The
farmer pays for all, but be don't get
a smell in "reform" conventions
Junction CITY Union.
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Osborn Endorsed.

WINFIELD, Sept. oth, IA.
EDITOR EAGLE: | am very much
pleased to see that the republican con-
vention has placed in nomination our
worthy Governor, L. "A. Osborn, for
second term. The able an impartial
manner in which he has discharged his
duties of the closing term. Entities
him eminently, in my mind, to sec
ond term. While ! have q very high
respect for Secretary Smallwood, and
believe he would make both an able
and honest officer. Still | would say,
let us honor our present incumbent
with second term. He shall have my
hearty support.
Very respectfully,
WIN. MARTIN.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Charles McDougai
E J. Blood ct al
district court. 18th judicial district. sedgwick
County ksns.s
Nv virtue of An order If sale issucd out OF the
district court Of TIA. 18Th Judicial district, sitting
i'm and for ~edyviek cpunty. kan,as, wherein
Charles McDournl /. plaintIh, and + j Bieod 81 al
are defcn,irnts 1 will on saturday the 10Th day oil
October A. ID. 1874, nj the eouri house door IN
the city of wichta, offer for sale At public auc-
iiou to the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand, Ill
the right title and interest of the deiendSn's T.
j. Blood 1T al in and H. the following described
real property to-wit: Lots Nos. la, ia lt9 and
ISL on Main street and lots number ilo, IA. lao
and Ijs on Water street all of said property being
in the CITY of Wichita, sedgwick county, Kansas
said real property IL levied upon rs the property
of defendants J Blood et al, and VIII be sold 10
satisfy said order OF sale.
sherin's Office Wlchiis sept sfh a ID lS'i
II MASSEY, sheriff,
Sedgwick county, Kansas. by
riit At MASSEY, Under sheriff
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Sherifs Sale.

Wichita savings Bank,
81.
" u Conner
District court 18Th Judicial district. sodsWlck
county, Kansas.
Ey virtue Of an order II .alr -suct ont Of the
district court OF The 18th Judicial dis
trct sit Ing In and for Sc'igwick
county, Kansas, wherein the wichita savings
Bank - plaintiff, and - Conner r. Defendant,
1 viii, on saturday the 2ifa ds} OF september \
- tS.i az 2 O'Clock y iu st TIE cont h"use dsnf
10 The city IT ichita ofsT Tor ssc at pnhiic sus
ton 10 thr hi gb-si bidder f,T cash la hand all
the right. title and Interest Of the defendant "
- Conner in and 10 10. follow wing described resi-
property, ta-sn The north half 90 u the
.ouihcnst quarter % and the northeast quarter
10 of The southwest quarter ~ and lot NJ
thFec 90 all IN section number eighteen fi-l in
township number twenty eight fz-l south 81 range
nunber one II west In The county 81 -sdzW ics
and state OF ksns.s said real property ~ isst"d
Spop the property Of d"teniant W u Conner
aud viii be- sold Ia sstiHfy ,ad ofFlrr ~ sslr
sheriff : ofiee Wichits Aasusi 18th 4 - ir,i
4 II NASTY. -hcrid
N-t hsdguigk rOunty kan
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In Eldorado, the other day, the ed
itor of the Times was sauntering down
street, when he met friend from Au-
gusta. and sat down to have chat.
lie inadvertently sYuatted upon the
Stats of box which happened to con-
tain huge turtle. The turtle reached
for him. and a friend who describes
the incident predicts that the editor
Twill carry the marks to his grave.
That's the first fruits of boiling the
'.regular" -EmpOri0 NeWs.
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70 csAaE SETTLERS.

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An sri b. sxisns ise nEEs fSf eoBsF.s;iE< suissrs
u Dssss la<siAn i.E1e - bansa-
IS x .r.s>trst - tho snd ba'Ess - fspFf
s.u,asi'ss Of be ritsf -txt.s =. ssnSEirs ~
rsaxFess a<ssrabied,
Thsi al zetgzl settlers sr1a fbs B.sss iDtiiar
Trust aAd d.asi ss-9 fsssTss &E1s % - risa' 81
Kansas s1sil 10 xiloNsa eas Ysss ffSr1 ~. Is.ss
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rsts II Gse ~ ceHfBss fses8 ~. s,zts sh~n isar
meat repaired - FrSr.aa4s isHs = dxis q
nrfiski - nssr',
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400 q izys1fgsf ssai - .T-s.t4i fa-s Mss ft9-
F.5-i ~ u -. ssf sal fss a. % att. SPA
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Sherif's Sale
Charles IL. Dunsbaeh)

Charles IL Dunshsek)
J r Hayden and
W 10 sanders.
District Court 18th Judicial District. >cstSwick
County, Kansas.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued cut Of the
District Court of the 18th JGic,al District sitting
in xrd for >edgw ick County, Kansas, uisetrin
hsrles II Dnnsbark Is Plaintiff. and p Hay
den aud W ID sanders are Defendants, viii. III.
saturday the 18th day of September A II. II q, Al
/. O'Clock l.. VI nj the Court HOUSE door In the
City OF W icbiia. ofer for sale nj Public Aueiion
TO the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all the ritz III
title and Interest OF the Defendants j D. Hay,irn
and " D. sanders in and 20 the following de-
scribcd real property, to-wat, The Southeast
quarter ~ of section number fourteen liti IN
township number twenty -nlne Isl South of range
number three 1871 wSsI in sesigw;ck County and
state OF Kansas said real property Is levied
upon a. the property OF Defendants J y Hay den
and " u Sanders and viii be sold e. satisfy SAID
order Of sale
>herih's Office. W chita. Aug ssth
A. u ls74 III MASSEY. sheriff.
Ala sedgvtck County, Kansas.
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Sheri6'o Sale,


NJ Lindley Lee
V.
J E HAYDEN,
Rosa HAYDEN 4
W ID Sanders.
District Conrt lSsh Judicial District. Sedg~rk
County, Kansas.
Ry virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District. sitting
in and for >e.irwick County. Kansas, wherein
NJ Lindiey ice is PlaInrid and j =. Hayden,
Rosa HAYDEN and W u. Sanders arr Defendants,
will, ON saturday the 18th day Of scr,,m'er
A. ~ lisa at = o clock +. N. al the Court House
door in the City of Wichita offer for sale at fubiie
Auction o. the hiyhr, bidder for cash in hsnsi All
the right title and interest Of the Defendants
r HAYDEN Rosa Hayden and " u sanders IN
and 10 the following described real property.
,o-wi:: The Northeast quarter al OF SECTION
number twenty three i3sl in Township number
twenty-n,ne l.9l south al range number three Isl
West IN setgwiek Iouniy and State OF Kansas
said Real property j. levied upon the property
Of psfendand- y T. HAYDEN. Rosa HAYDEN EEt
" II sanders and viii be sold u satisfy said
order Of sale
Shvr!g's ofic. ichfa August 18Th
4 ID ISL = II M,-SNl, sheriff.
Ala scsiewick COUNTY. hsnss.s
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The Temperance Convention.

The temperance convention OF Nam
sas, which met last week in Lawrence
TO nominate a state ticket, is reported
AS disoraceful affair. There were sew
eral GOOD men in the convention, MN
listers and members of the churches,
but there appears to have been lo'
of fanatics besides, and the result was
an unsecnl. quarrel, at least SO the
Lcayenworth Times reports. 1t took
five hours to organize, ard rule was
adopted that excluded some of the
best temperance men in the state, in
cludiug the old champion lecturer DE-
Detwiler. The wrangling continued
until three o'clock in the morning.
when d. c. Haskell, Of Lawrence, was
nominated for governor by thirty-mne
votes TO twenty-four for Cusey, the
reform nominee. AS the representa-
tives of temperance the convention
was net as temperate as it should have
been. we fear.
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Sher.H'a Sale
J " Phillips

j Phillips
California barnes
District Court i3ih Jadieial District. ssdEwick
county, Kansas
rs virtue 81 an order Of sale tssuSi Gui 81 the
District Court of the i;h Judicial District sitting
IN aDd for ~edgwiek county kAHsHs. NhsrEiu ,
" Phillips y PlaiatiH aud california Barnes j.
Defendant ! viii. on SATURDAY the ~ dHf ~ Dra
tober, : II Is7i, at 1'riafk y VI at the Z purt
hons. dOaf in thu 1iiy nf Wirhi,E, oEeg for ssie
1t public auction, "a the highest hid'lsr ~ easn
in hand all the right. title anti interest ~ The re
fendani California Barnss Ia sud p the follow Ing
described real property Ia wii
lots No forty -ans ar'i forty three on Ias-
renee av-nDc la y 4 tnRiish's addiii 20 ths
Jf;y Of Wichita IN the County Of -edgsies AMI
state Of Kansas said real property D. isSisi up
on . The property Of Defendant California BsrE-a
and val T. odd IN s1f!sfY -sid grder % sale
sheriff. 0flc- rhlts, sept ~ y ~.
4 II sA~sEt sheriff
sedgviek County, hansss. ~
80 4 I NASkEI, 4 nfeF sheriff
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Notice TO township Trustees.

CorNrY CLEkK : DpFGCE, sept. ist, lsf
Notice il hereby given TO The Trustees of thr Ill r
fereut townships In >edgwiek county, To procure
the necessities ~ life for such families IA require
aid in their several Townships, until further In
strtirtions from the Board Of County Commission
ers And IL 10 further ordered that each Trustee
shall certify each bill which hall state sfecinc
ally the articles furnished. to hem furnished ani
10 wLa; ToWnsh ~ ana the date 81 the same
Done by order Of the bnarl OF County Commits
sioners This i-g day Of September. lisa
I~cail joins GrcBrH. County Clerk
J 7 taRrESTEH, Thurman County Com. Psi
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II is rich 20 read the Wichita EAGLE
homolies on truth. and the like. and
come upon a statement TO the effect
that the Ottawa convention broke up
in a row. AS representer of the
peerto Marsh Murddck.-K. c. Times.
For once We can conscientiously ell
dorsc, fully, an opinion Of old copper
bottom; for once. without mutilation
or change, copy its whole article with
out uufavorablc comment.