Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-08-09

great Value OF THIS remedy, Few WOul(
profit by it. We try to do our duty ir
the matter and it remains for the dOubtel
who needs help to overcome his prejudice
and give it trial.
$500 reward for an incurable case Of
chronic nasal catarrh, offered by thu
ma nufacturers of DR.. Sage's Catarrt
Remedy.
If the republicans who make their an
nouncements through the Times are nom
mated can they expect very warm sup
port from the Republican which they
have utterly failed to cogniZe?-Speare
vile Blade. Republished by the Repub
lican.
Hear the little pOodles bark. They
have been swapping at our heels, till dis.
gusted we turn to give them a kick.
Their respective papers are SO little
known in the county that when great
events are agitatlng the public their ad.
vice or help is not sought. This hurts
their pride, for they have assumed that
they are men of wonderful influence, and
that with their papers of three hundred
circulation they control the destinies of
Ford county. But the people think diff
ferently. They know that the TINES has
twice the influence and circulation of the
two papers above mentioned combined,
consequently when they haye anything
to say of importance they announce it
through the columns of the paper read
by the masses of the people
They say that the TINES is a mug
wump," which they know, in a journa-
listic sense of the word, is false. We
claim to be independent; they claim to
be republican. What are they? The one
is only run for the free transportation it
gives to the editor, and the other was Or
ganized and run in the interest of NJ. w.
Sutton This is their size. Now they
have the unlimited gall to come out and
dictate as to how men shall act and vote,
where they shall trade and the paper
they shall patrOnize end make their an
nouncements to the people in. They say
do this or incur our displeasure. They
threaten to ostracise those who fail to
come and pay over their money to them,
yet these are straight republican papers.
for the money that is in it. Probably
the Republican understands why the
people shun him and his paper as un-
worthy of confidence. We will give but
one example of his duplicity. We men,
ton the case of Mr.. Beadle. No one will
question but that Mr.. Beadle is straight
or denie but that he is emf
nently qualified for the position to which
he aspired. He went to this loyal re.
publican paper and requested that the
editor would announce his name and pre-.
sent his claim to the people. He paid
him the cash in advance for the service
to be rendered. The following is the no.
tice given:
I'm our announcement column this
week will be found the name of ]. A.
Beadle, who seeks to become Superin-
tendent of Public instruction of Ford
County. Mr. Beadle has been q resident
of Ford county for several years, and is
well known to many Of our readers. He
has taught several schools in this county
and has always given satisfaction"
His announcement was omitted entire
ly. No one will question but that Mr..
Beadle's cause was injured by this 30
called republican organ. 1t was the base
betrayal of confidence. He took the
money for what he failed to perform.
The voters of Ford county are slow to
trust such men. They are accustomed
to think aud act for themselves indie.
pendent of self-styled republican boy
editor who has no interest in the affairs
Of the county, and is working only in the
capacity Of tool for another. II the
hopes Of the republican party rest on such
IN organ it Is certainly in q deplorable
and its dissolution is In the
near future.