The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-30

Yer, but he Was no newspaper man. he y a
not present 10 make pJIlt3ca! speech, hu
could tell the audience that the WEE l.
TIaEs, the best paper in the Missouri Valley
was only dollar and qusIte- a gear; Tia !
the TIMES has tue largest circulation O. sU'
paper IN the Valley, that paper l. e"ini
mp, and that Col. Anthony has just Dough
three car !oSts, or enough TO Load hity " *,
cus that the TINS
PURCHASED A INV PRESS,
laud altogether has spent $4,000, cash, in s
! few DAYS in material; that the yearly profi
OF the TINES l. SO 900; that IL l. the leading
paper in Kansas, and that you We got 10 take
tn is reliable I don't know much about
politics. 1 shall cast my malcen voie this
fail, and think the young men OF all cissses
| should canvass the field Carefully. make nu
| mistakes, and when We get to b Old insn We
can say We have been honest IN our
| jud ,ment when We were boys
1 am connected withibe TIMES and i know
| what am saying when tel Mr.. VI nn that
| he says what ne knows II not true, when he
| speaks Of Sr - advertising. MIR Love
/ was told in ILL., Office 10 take his printing
| where he could get IL done the enc tpeSt, a.
the TINES clio not SEX TO ma Ks concessions
| IA oruer to obtain business, aid NJ refused
| To take IL anywhere else ING ZINES Is the
official organ OF the L nj ed St4te-. II u
twenty-one years old and sDi- 10 lake care
OF Itself; you find IL everywhere, wherever
You go and where business Is you vii iin4 1t
quoted.
Il is no. this little AppsoL, whose propIIc-
tor, Ewing, eOscUndeh s.saEInS his I!e ia
destitute circumstances and piscin; himself
In a position where no honest man would
recognize him. There - no compari-
son. yet this Is the paper tine howl Is made
about, because Mr.. Lowe wou not take ~ ~
his Sheriff sales. The Co onel wa-ntr'' him TO
take them there II he could do better, nut he
said 1t was busins 81 for the people 10 have
bis advertisements N paper OF genera, rIr-
GU alton THIS matter OF circulation mas ben
Illustrated before during the adm list ~ ton
OF Mr.. W II. Bono, while he was Sheriff.
HEAs REPCBL!CAS
thr W all his sherifi's sales TO an obscure
paper for personal favo and Ia vent personal
spleen, until the time came around wnen ne
wanted 10 buy property ihat ~as al vettis-d.
do not hesitate To name the property. II
was what Il known as tDe uns building
the as tar of the West" When that properly
was to be al vertised, he did not taRe the sd-
vertistment TO the y .p-r lie wa. pat ron ,ziug
and keeping alive, but sent II 10 HE LRAv
ESwoRTH INES for publication. And why :?
Sinpiy because ne recognized the fact that
THE LEAvsSwokTH TINES wan q papsr of
larger circulation tnan any In the county,
and that the paper he nai ID Ell supporting
did not go out-ide of the city TO an extent su
ficleit 40 III Ike his advertisement legal NJ
Bond, wnen he gave his other advert isemeGts
70 an obscure paper, did mol ere He had a
copy OF tine notice 10 take into court and that
satisfied evsrynody But when his osn ii-
teresG W at stake be 4uicziy a.'u ht Tie
HINES, and made the advertis, neUt III which
a. Was interested legal b. Il legal publication.
Now LOOK at II, gentlein u: II YOU had
Que hundred snd sixty scr, OF land to sci !,
where would you put your sdvertiss meni:
You would put 1T where It would do the most
god, wOu DAT you? Iae nsnt 4. n persona
one on CoI. AuUnouy. be does not deserves
A.. IL. T. fair IN bu iness We will show you
the history # Shsriffs ssl,s in this county.
We will .uow you that IL IA always been
the custom 10
SPREAD THEN OFT
and make the most pos ole OUT ~ n. adj by
taking mp a large amonnt Of spEra. since
Mr.. Lowe has been Sheriff this has u.en
REDUCsD.
making the space only three fouribs a. great
a- DsIore. Nj. Baker and ar. Main have a
spite against Col. Anthony. Let tn. e! have
it. ; buJ do not for q pdS sake bring any can
didate who is running for oific- iuto their
personal qasrrels. 1 know that NJ Live l.
\ csIe nj man, l am ABOUT the Office enough
10 Know inst when sale Is
advertised he has been said by the rrnte +
10 be TOO particular He IA ~ remained in the
oftice as late - one O'Clock to read the proofs
OF advertisement, in order That they might
appear corIect IN The first issue The defend
ants, in All cases, have the same rights $
the sales. TheSheuT is the medium between
the two. IL l. TO their Interest to have
every body know Of the sale Of their property.
Now, IS 10 the printing.
MR. KREYBrLI,
understand, sent man two or three times
To Colonel Anthony-tellipg him that in case
OF NJ krey bus election, The TIM.S could
get the printing, II il supported NJ. kr-y bIi
Tor Sheriff. auI not here 10 put THE INES.
Toe editorial force have sbiIIty enO igh u do
[ h At, and II IS Old enough Ia speak for Itseif.
ne fault its enemies have about adv ertIs.ng
the Sheri us sales Is that eEeryood VIII reaL;
them, and
THERE Is No CHANCE FOR A STEAL
Judge Mann Is LAWYER and knows now to
blind The people. II an, thiug IL wrong,
specify it, and allow each side to answer as
well as prefer chsrses. Judge Mann says ne
q idnr advertise in The 1INEs. The reason
That he could not make al arrangement
with Us. His brother occupied Office room
with him in the court house, was tue
for several widows and made his
fees us sucn attorney. He santed u, to make
the SAME arrangement he had with an b.
scure sheet IN the city. Wedeciin-d' Judge
Mann here asked the speaker n he had
ever paid any money for advertising
TO The TIMkS Mr.. Lynch Answered, No:
but that his brother, VINO was in the same
office, and was member o; the same Iega
firm, lad, while the JlGse pre.iGed over sne |
L 20 cate Court. The trouble All over the |
with lawyers IL that they want |
newspapers TO ply them commission on |
idverLising bills. The q Cbe Democr-f has tx |
passed the whole business III 81 Louis The |
speaker tn. comp iIment"i ina balance OF |
me Democratic ticket, saying n At they were |
men who wtre true To thu nIseives, true 10 |
heir constituents and true e" their friends |
ms last il tie Que qua ity VIII ch the Amer /
cstl people admire above All others IL l. /
why they receive General Grant, frelghtsd 4
" In houo-s and glory from Ihe Old orli,
with open arms. II Il why he Is prominently 4
mentioned for a third t-rIn. Aud H. re- Jet the
Jay, / am tired and dlsslsted with the foi.les /
aud sins OF the last Congress, cannot
approve of the conduct of the lead r.
If the prty In the South, and w"uid
!, al Y sBd willingly support Grant 1
IT Blaine n preference % "A iuGnred possible
D-mocTotic candidates ! inisnt name. l |
hone tn people of l.esveu~oIin county Will /
be just Ia Lowe, Shepherd anG all the candI-
isIes. ] have every h pc, and every conf.
iencr, and every trust In their Judgment, 4
and pray TO God Tonight Ihai he may SO |
guide their minds that they may so vote on /
election day thai in after Years they can look
back upon that most pleas art of sii reco lee
tons, lhe memory OF having been iair IN /
is3,llBg with a fellow man.
Mr. Lynch was followed by Col. Coffin, who |
m lsle "A pref good X .;.ID lean >peF ch fN-
cepting It's isins, which he would ring In DC
~ >siO. aiiy.
Mr.. Shepherd was the lest speaker aud after |
covering the ground the bad gone over on
night answered many questions 10 |
he satisfaction OF Messr-. CCffin, Mann End |
The meeting s"J 'urn' Il nj one
O'Clock will Jndge Mann On tho door cUrsinS |
the Li,He Hafchet. |