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Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

Spur is selling out at cost too-over
the left.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

Helgeson & Hanson's is headquar-
ters for Ocean Tickets.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

Wood turning and Scroll saving, at
f. F. HILLS
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

Smoke the Red Diamond cigars. Buy
them at n. r. Spurr's.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

The finest Buckwheat can maple
syrup at SPURR's
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

The Church has ever been among
the foremost in the battle against in
temperance. She has not always un-
derstood her duty concerning this
great evil, and has perhaps, failed to
follow the light as closely rs she
might have followed it. But Christian
ity is now preaching vigorously on
the subject, and freeing itselfas rapid
ly as may be from all responsible con-
nection with the liquor traffic. Several
of the churches make liquor-selling
or liquor DIR mixing, and even the
signing of license, a cause for eX-
pulsion. This is the only consistant
course for the church to pursue. How
can she offer help to the drunkard if
she herself is not free from the sin of
drunkard making? Does she preach
that religion promotes temperance,
and then lend her influence to the
traffic which promotes intemperance? ?
independent.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

<filuse~s,Sq ,Sq%r4ead the Monis Tribune
will see that we meet once Il week to
devote a little time to temperance
work. We hope to become strong in
the battle against intemperance, and
as in "Union there is strength" we in
vite you all most cordially to become
members Of our Union that we may
receive one from another encourage
ment and work earnestly for the sup
preston of intemperance as sin
against God and man; and in our
work use such means, and forward
such measures, as shall hasten the
day when the glory of the nation will
be in a land where prohibition shall
wear its triumphant banner.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15

1 will rent my piano by the hour on
reasonable terms.
EMMA ]. SPOONER.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15
Alliance State Ticket.
For SENATOR

For Senator,
ID. w. HINSON.
For Representative,
Il. \. COSTELLO.
Morris tribune., 1886-09-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET. ~ ''

For Congress,
HON. KNUTE NELSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16
ITO BIZ COMMUNAL

Like poor Hngh Conway. Josh
Billings WAS formerly an a~nctioneer n
Albany. lr,meMNcr once calling on
him IL his house. and a huce black
tom cat r1mc bouncing into the loom.
which IL a~tl,ctioEatcly and frequently
addressed A. William. | ycuurc8
Ia remark that il VA, a swell nam, ts
pu>>, whercuron be as>urcd IA" tEt
the cat WAS no oriinsry crimAikIn, ID,
a blue blo~oird and very aris;oc-,.c
cat. lex gut a finer nam, rhsn
William quoIh josh. and all os.ng-
poor Oil hoy-to his having i,s.'
'HowS ths'2 | gently inquired Vol
since hi> aMciion | have chris. ned him
'.ZN il.;am. and !; seems y. reconcile
Jim II the >Yasm> thar rc~ss>:n.aiiy
overcome him. -H'S... Yg.l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16

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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16

~ An communication for this papr-
sa-rI4l b" aeon, panied Ia "a" raus ~ abe
a. or: not a'c.~.ar.ly FOR pgbI4cr'iou. tut
- Hr "vidcnct ni good iith on the part of
tao Urstcr- Wit Ouly on one -.I" a.: Jh.
Gtr'g. he particularly cGrrfgl ia .ylng
name and date. 'o huv, the .t'"rS and tx
~, l!air anI d.-iuuct-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16
tHAT'IEI NH.

'HAIIEE NIL.
Phil left IN" island two davs later.
AMI Ir,@arthrn WAS iG~t - sane and
just n insane ~ he found him on .ir-
iiyal.
You are provided for. Phil" all
1rc"arth"n. a. he shook hands ai part
ing. M, viii was made long ~rucn,
AMI there j. nobody hat Won +" whom |
care t" leave = penny. 10 not wish
Nou Ill enough to leave YOU my secret.
It's a tlpr of life II large" hr add.
with 4 mournlul smile. II have spent
the best Years OF my If in hunting for
IT. and nov | have found il i worth.
les. and worse than worthless. | 10
not know if ! shall see Won a-,iu. Tor
IL outllvc hope l. to aiu:. 4ilivr
every thing. and | have no .r.i to
care for. Ii these an IN !.~, word,
You hear Of mine Won vii N,iUr them.
There i II possession ia the world
worth C~nyrtiu-. and that i honor.
though II : =" lttlr valued that men Ill
u.. Phi. She viii no. max" Won hap
ry. That l. a foolish fable. Ii Won
wish 10 bc happy. be- a fool. and have
no care for the morrow; be- a hog with
the rest. and keep your feet in the
trough. Bat if onl, one man H. TIA.
world should turn his back on the
world shameful JOYS. let tina, man b.
yourself. Good-bvc."
He drew Phil towards him AMI
kissed him on the cheek. and then
walked indoors. Phil went away ~cll.
nigh hcart-brohen. and this WAS tn.
first great grief Of his manhood.
He told Marsh that his in,crcc>-ior
had been useless. but hc had not the
heart 10 say more about his journey,
and he loved Arthur too well L. spread
the story Of the tali-man. He CAM ~
know more of Mrs. Tregartlcn. and
Ia have better ground than he had a:
first for his good opinion of her. The
world l. never II n complexion "ni,.
even Ia the most profound natures. ard
Mrs. Trerarthcn nor Phil were
>hadowcd hy their RESPECTIVE.
SORROWS For one thing. Ms Lins,
who had grown into a charming
sprightlN woman. WAS on the eve al \
brilliant marriage. and vs. CAV from
morn till eve. She alone would have
KEEP; A more selfish crcaturc than her
sister from ~>tagnation. and there were
social and professional. which
had 70 br attended Ia and served ihrir
IN Keeping the wolf from the
door.
Il brfcll i day tina; the vung>,er.
walking in poetic CloUdl.nd toward
house II the Cr,a, actress. was sud-
pulled from his dream, by 4 hand
upon his arm. and turning round. saw
The poet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16

Very well. Phil. said TrrCarih.n.
quietly. The flavor will las, me my
lifetime. The coffin worm will >con-
well If he >cour it All away and gives
me leave 10 rise FOR Judgment with \
clean tongue" Phil >ichcd. and Of
fercd no reply. Il have had some
times half a mind of late" said Ire
carthcn. speaking suddenly. and with
a new yiyac.t,. TO put this rr,rfy
world Ia the test. \, coulI In but /
shrink from dcbauchinr alto"rther
men who ma, not yc, he wholly Given
ovc to the devil. Who i your honest
-, man in the world. Phil-your one
in~corruptihlc. unpurcha>ablre'
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16

II! ever There Wa, 4 good woman ia
tn" word. c'"r thcr. WA, 4 woman
Ia thc world who loved her hu~h''ln-
II ever there wa an unhappy woman
ia tHe world nav" -'ch L'! A!'A"r,
th"f. ""- gf'i' ilI-laA",
lou "I"ri "i "''' ~" IT,
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YOU "il n"' WIZ" i"-'h"'.' lou
G.r''hi'H h'' I" ""'" my Ah"" ''!-.
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"Hh" "a- 4 -'~"hG'I 'h"h. returned
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t"a' am h,i'' 'i"G"I'n'" ana tat
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-16
Il lHE GATE OF THE SEA.
Sy David Christie Murray,
CHATTER XII-CoyTIsURp

EL.8CR OV n HDpEL FATHER "A L,TR's
kIc.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12

eve, the jury, find the prisoner guilty of
murder in the first degree, as set forth in
the Indictment" The prisoner sat in his
accustomed place between the attorneys
and as the noon hour approached end no
communication was received from the jury
room, his hopefulness seemed to increase,
for he knew that the longer the jury should
hang, so much greater were his chances for
new trial.
When the announcement was made, how
ever, that the jury wished to report, he
turned nervously in his chair to scan their
countenances. He found no sign of encour-
agement there, and when the verdict was
reed his face blanched and his eyes sought
the floor, where they remained fixed. The
jury was polled, and each assented to the
verdict, after which the Judge dismissed
them.
The prisoner was taken to his cell, where
he will await the result of a motion for a
new trial, which will be made upon the
grounds of the incompetency of the prose-
cution's witnesses and errors in the judges
instructions.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
FOREIGN,

Austria is taking some active steps toward
quelling socialists. A law is now being dis
cussed IN the Austrian reichstadt to abolish
the right of trial by jury.
The English press state editorially that
they do not think Blaine's home rule bill
sentiments represent the feeling of the great
mass of American people.
The British house of commons have
agreed to the amendment of the Sunday sale
of liquors, the bill providing for the closing
of public houses on Sunday throughout Eng.
land except in London and suburbs.
The steamer "Portia" arrived at halifax
from st. Johns, Newfoundland, en- route for
New York, with the news that the steamer
Siberian" had not reached that port up to
the time she left. Nothing has been seen of
her en- route. This report, added to the
telegram from st. Johns, announcing the
non-arrival of the 'Siberian," caused the
people of Halifax to experience the most
lively fears for the safety of their friends on
board. Sixty-seven passengers vent on
board the steamer at this port, many of
whom intended to 60 to st. Johns only.
A Digby, Nova Scotia dispatch says two
police cruisers have gone to New Found
land to watch the American fishermen.
dispatch has been received from st. John.
N. f., that two American schooners, heavily
armed, were in that section, Boosting that
they would sink any police boat sent against
item: One of them is believed to be the
New York schooner "Herrick." The man.
of-war Belle Roeen" has been sent to St.
Johns to look these combative Americans
up. Information was received here that
states that 1000 British troops have been
ordered to halifax. Il Is not known vhv
they are needed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
MAXWELL CONVICTED.
The Murderer of Arthur Preller Convicted
of Murder in The First Degree

of Murder in The First Degree.
ST. Louis, June 5.-When the criminal
court convened this morning the deputy
who had gone earlier in the day to the jury
room to ascertain if the Maxwell jury were
ready to make report, entered the ruom and
held q short whispered conversation with
Judge Van Wagner, who Immediately
called the next case on the docket. It be-
came evident then that the jury was not
unanimous. The first ballot taken this
morning revealed the fact that one more
had decided upon conviction as a Just YER
dict. for the uote stood IL to l.
Maxwell bears up well under the severe
strain which he has endured for the past
three weeks, and when this morning the an
nouncement was made that only one juror
was holding out against conviction, the
hopeful expression upon his face diminished
but little.
At about noon the jury proceeded to take
another ballot. after having argued with the
obstinate member. The ballots were collect
ed and counted by the foreman, Who found
that there was inscribed upon each the word
s.guilty." The deputy sheriff was summoned.
he was told that the Jury had q communists
ton to make to the court The sheriff took
the twelve men in change and fled them 20
their seats, where they remained standing
while the foreman read from slip az paner:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
Latest Market Report.
Kansas City Gram and Produce Market.
KANSAS CIT, June S. le96.
The Daily Indicator reports

Kansas C1ty0rA1n and Produce Maxkoe.
KANSAS CIT. June 5. 1s96
The Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-Market dull. Sales: car load PCT.
entS2 %; one car load extra fancy q 90. Quc1a-
tionr were: Xxx, SOC; Xxx 0Oc; family
q p.t g; e1 e sss ts1:S ~
WBEAT-keceipts, 5000 Dushels: shipment1b
0C0 bs.Ahels. In store. 19s, 600 bushels Markx
weak. No red July. 6s.sc; August 64kc bid.
No. soft 4Oc bid, 45c asked. No. 4, $40 bid. 30
CORN Receipts 1sooO bushels; shipments. IL
quiet. No: .. cash, 2shc asked: July, .9sHo bid
2 white cash, 2SIc.
OATS-No, 2 cash, nominal: July Csc bid, 2lAc
asked: August &c bid. &c a<ked.
RYE--NOminal
EGGS-Unchanged.
BgTTEREUqchanged. Creamery. fancy. 12e.
HAY-One car new So 90: old weak; fancy
small balsd, 81 90; large baled, 8 90; medium.
CHEESE-we quote: Full cream 12c; fats. %;
Young America, lSc; Kansas, N0l1c.
BRANsWeak Bnlk. SOC, sacked Sc,
CORN MEAL-Green CSC: dried 7oc.
CORN CHOP-Yellow, SIC; bulk. 60c sacked
SHIPPING STUFF S06S6c.
America 1sc; Kansas l0011c.
Hen.. 81 soa2 IS; mixed. 81 2sGa 20. spring
POTATOESWeak Car lots, peachblews
40@soc per bushel.. Miscellaneous, S5@40c psr
bushel; others unsaleable.
WOOLcMarket quiet. Missouri heavy 6no
14@l6c; light fine. 16@0Oc; medium, S32oo;
coarse. combing, 16@18c: low and carpet H91ec.
Kansas and Nebrask. heavy fins l2al5c; light
15G18c; medium, 16@18c: tub wash1d-choices
2S@s0c; medium 26@28c; diney and low, 4@6c;
BROOM COMMUNICATIONS: Hurl 12c; se8
common.7c crooked, 5hG6c.
HIDE8-Dry flint. No per b 1sc: No. Z Ito
dry flint bulls and stags g. dry salted No. !, 100
No. 2, Sc; green salt.n No. per b THO; No. 4
$40: green salted bull and stag, SIC; green un-
cured No. z, 8Hc; No. 2, SIC; calf 0@10o per
h: shee, pelts, dry, 5@7c per b.
TALLOW1No. I 81; No. 2Ac. per pound.
for Jon lots are az follows; Corn meal green. 20;
chop per 100 pounds. yellow. 55c; pearl hominy.
APPLES-Acive, at s. so6s 90 for best; COM
mon to medium, 81 OOG2 Is.
PROVISIONS-Round lots: Sugar cured hams
10c per pound; breakfast bacon, $40 per dOund:
dried beef lie; dry salt clear rib sides, 921 long
clear IS 10; shoulders, 8 go; short clear, % %;
shoulders, q So short clear, Is 90.
.MUTTON--Receipts fair; good demand for
MESS MESS PoRK.-s 90.
MESS BEEF-Extra, So 80.
LARD--Choice tierce, SIC.
BARREL MEATS-BOneless pork, S12.00; clear
pork, $12 90; mess pork, I'll 90.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
HOME RULE DEFEATED.

The Last Brilliant Measure of the Life of
the Century's Greatest Statesman Voted
Down.
LONDON, June THE debate on the home
rule bill was continued to-day. Parnell and
Gladstone both addressed the commons on
the measure and their remarks were received
with applause from all sides. At the close
of GladstoDe's address the bill came to
vote and was defeated by about thirty votes.
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
LONDON, June THE political excitement
throughout England, particularly in Lon
don, is very great. Politicians of all parties,
are preparing for a general election with
more vigor than has been heretofore VT
messed. A large number of tory aspirants
for seats In the house of commons are voting
in favor Of the liberal unionist candidates ia
the districts where the joint poll of conserva-
tives with that of anti Gladstone wings will
probably secure an election of unionists.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12

Prot Chaa. p. Williams, Phi. D., of
Philadelphia, says there il neither NOR
phia, opium nor minerals IN Red Star
Cough Cure Price twsaty I've cents .
bottle
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
HOUSE.

In the house June 2, O'Neill, from the
committee on labor, reported bill to legal
lie the incorporation of trades unions.
House calendar. The house then went into
committee of the whole on the Oleomar-
garine bill. Weuborn, of Texas, opposed
the bill, and said there could not be found
III the history of the republic more danger
Gus precedent than would be established by
it OFerrall, of Virginia, said it was not
the proposition to build up one honest IN
dustry at the expense of another honest in
dustry, but to build mp one industry at the
expense of q fraudulent, dishonest industry.
Then, in accordance with an arrangement
made this afternoon, the committee rose and
reported the bill to the house, tho UNDER
standing being that vote should be taken
and that an Opportunity should
Be gwen to allow members to pas mon the
question Of reducing Tie rateof tax imposed.
The house than adj0nxued-
r IL hoase q r. ~ - eoiderar
r : n
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
HOGS
- a -

Beloit Gazette /: The Colorado heetle
or potato bug" is getting In its work
pretty efectually in this vicinity. We
examined quite number Of potato
patches and find them ali more or -
s9ectsd, some Of them virtually ruinod
wass ~ hsard reports q The iavneua ~
ape fbun nsaR3y evusy - ~.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT,
The following table shows the prices of wheaf
corn, oats and rye at the close ON change to-oAY
in comparison with the previous day and prsn
Gus year,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
Kansas City live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, June 7, I8s.

The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CATTLE-Receipts. sS7 head; shipmente, ~
head. Tho market was strong and active and
SC higher for best quality. Choice to fancy, 8 %
O. Is; fair to good, "a 1904 90: common TO
medium, 81 00@4 &C; stockers and feeders, g 8
@ so; cows, 81 l0G3 So
HOGSCkeceipts. 5,873 head; shipments. SIS
head. The market was active and &c higher
Good to choice s. S06s 85; common to medium,
g GOES IS.
SHEEP-Receipts, $40 head; shipments. 2sS
head. Market quiet and steady. Good to
choice, 81 75@9 30; common to medium. 81 80
az 40.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12
GREAT POLITICAL ExC1rrmE
Reports from central and northern

Reports from central and northern
Kansas state that there will be a fair
yield OF wheat, with a good prospect ior
corn. The counties Of Ness, Barton,
Ellis, Rush and Graham are particularly
encouraging in their reports, and core
spondent says that nothing but an eafth-
quake can prevent good crop of wheat.
The straw is short. but the heads are very
long and full Harvest will be CON-
menced in about fifteen days. In the ex-
treme southwest, however, the prospects
are not encouraging. the wheat being
burned to such an extent that il win MOI
harvest the seed
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12

ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain ~
ceived withdrawn and In store at regular elevP
tors n reported To the Board of Trade TO-DAY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27

in BEN 9eQeren 2t6tfreis, 6en Die erIeu6z
teten Seniter I'm 6as S6lOB i6ufen.
vSa reift cine Sru6t," iagte Neultpib,
auf ods tun9e ul1o etfrtg init chamber res
Detloe 8aar oeuteno.
vSa," rief Die @rdftn 9IifLi6, v6ieies
W166en bat meine Seitieteit, :a6er ni6t
meme Strenge. Nttt elmer 0entutb bat ie
fid ibm 1tno ieineu 2arnen geftgt, Die i'm
rtebr llno mebr bel6Gftt9t un0 lein mGnnz
lt0es 8eipuBtietn bebt. 1no bod, in au'
oieler OeInutb ibt fie etnen er5iebenoen
@influB. Die Stunbe, mo tnetn Sobn
fommen tpiro, mir gu iagen: ,S6 Liebe
fte" bic Stunoe tDirb mir Srieoen 9eben.
Senn bann 1T QDoia's Wuni6 erflqt, uro
6as unieItge v0eroGmmlt On mid z" miro
nieuei9t ntht r1ebr bel SdIaf mett1er
geG1te It0rei. Menn i'd nur oaS Cine
tpiiBte: no uno mann lit tie aus Der Q8elt
~geganQen? SIT fte geftOr6en nit einen
Slu6 otelIei0t auf ben &lppelt Ga
Qualpou er5ttterno, netgte Die @rGftn
6as Saupt, uni Dem Nltge DeS TreunoeS
ibre aufftetgenoen S6rGnen gu perbereen.
8euImiB Le0te ieine 6an0 ouT t6re 3Hlartz
mengefalteten Singer in t6rem S1oo6.
Sophie" iagte ct baI6Iaut, vtb muB
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