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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

The Alaskan Indian is pre-, eminently
the dude of his race. He is always clad
in handsome fnrs or blankets, and car
ries walking stick which is often beau
tiful specimen of elaborate carving.-Chi
cago News
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

IHAvE had nasal caterrh for ten years
so bad that L had great sores 10 my nose,
ard one place was eaten through. l got
Elv's Cream Balm. The two bottles did
the work. My nose aud head are well.
I feel like another man. G. s. McMlll-
en-, SibIey, Jackson, Co.. Mo.
For all forms of nasal catarrh where
here Ia dryness of the air passage with
what is commonly called .'stuffiag up,
especially when going to he'd, Ey's
Cream BALM gives immediate relief It's
benefit to me has been priceless A. Il.
Case, M. D., Wildwood, Kas.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

Snake stories in India have tragic
touch: During the year 1886 the number
of persons killed hv wild animals and
venomous snakes ip Hiudostan was "A,
SAL. This is an increase Of 1.934 over
the fionres for the previous year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

All this is fame! Messenger boy Gin
New York Sst,v oftice)-Say. does c. A.
Dana work herea-1ssue S.fsf~gs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

N mn nm IN preSeRts gfren Gwdy. Send us
XUEijI .tIttt ) cents postage and by mail you
WItiiI tUtt will get free package Of goods
of large value, that will start
you in work that will at once bring you in money
faster than anything else in America. All about
the 100000 in presents with each box. Agents
wanted everywhere, of either SEX OF all ages, for
all the time. or spare time only to work Tor us at
their own homes. Fortunes for all workers alb
solutely assured Don't delay. II. HALLETT Sc
Co Portland Maine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH2
if SO, use, Hinrichs Improved Horse
Powder tAe best 10 She vor! ID for coughs
and colds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26

Who is WEAK, NERVOUS. DEBIEITA.
TED, who in his FOLLY and IGNORANCE
has TifFI I'D away his VIGOR of B9DY.
MIND and MANHOOD. causing exhausting
drains upon the FOUNTAINS of LIFE.
HEADACHE, BACkACHE. Dreadful
Dreams, WEAKNESS of Memory, BASH.
FUESESS i'll SOCIETY, PINrLES upon
the FACE, and all the EFFECTS leading to
EARLY DECAY and perhaps CONSUME.
EI0S or INSANITY. should consult at once
the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke. Established
1851. DR.. Clarke has made NERVOUS DE-
BlE7EE. CHRONIC and all Diseases of
the EESETO URINARY Organs Life
Study. 1t makes No difference WHAT you
have taken or WHO has failed to cure you.
Rs-FEIALESs suffering from diseases pecu-
liar to their sex can consult with the assurance
OF speedy relief and cure. Send cents postage
Tor WORKS on your diseases.
aa-send cents postage for Celebrated
works on chronic, Nervous and DELI
cate Diseases. CONSULTATION, personally or by
letter, free. Consult the old Doctor.
Thousands cured. Gfsees and nnrl0rs
private. s4- Those contemplating Marriage
send for DIR. Ctarke's ceiehratcd guido
Male and Female, each loo, both 25c
(stamps). Before confding your case, consult
DR.. CLARKE. A friendly letter or call may
save future suffering and shame. and add golden
years to life. Ss-Book - Lifc's Secret Err
rSrs." soc. (stampsl Medicine and writings
sent everywhere, secure from exposure.
Hours, s TO s: Sundays, to II. Address,
Z. D. CLARKE, M. q.
926 Grand Ave, Milwankoe, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26
A GOOD 0COMBINE,o

huckster, six feo ct
two, with a voice like
o cracked fog-horn,
stood at the corner.
His wagon was very
small, about TIL T e c
times the size of Il
boys Express" end
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26
STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO, |

LUCAS COUNTY, ,. ..
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
il the senior partner Of the firm of f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore
said. and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each aud every case of CATARRH that can
not be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A D., 'S6.
(sEAL) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
p. Stalls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood aud mucus surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
SSold by Druggists, 70 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

The Overland Route shesouiy hne car
Fyiag t1e a.tsd statss Overland Nal
IL alatlsn - lie hss systsnz o. eAeck.
iag t@s<zge througn ifofn L&stern polsts %
he R2c1dc & Sssz sill comKasnee sunday.
D-csal s<r 70 Fun tkrsasA sseepers On al
tFzias bstseen Csancil Blgtls. Omaha. Ssu
fEsaclsca sad Les Angeles Also between
ksasss Cltg and 0gCen ca The Overland
Eiyer. saving one oxy % al California and
OF~goE p0ints. asking sAs titae from the
Missouri River 90 the Pacific Coast in
sssenfy-ons hours. Eleggnt Pullman Pal
zee Car SieepeFs aad nodera asy coaches
are also ran on al through trains.
E4fing heasss are now under the super
yisioa OF the company and meals furnished
BY the faeiIe Hotel Company are unsar-
passed.
Ia eompiianes with the wish Of our pat
rons slon. the line. night trains between
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Kansas City
have besn changed 70 day trains. Chair
cars will still run 20 Beatrice free OF charge
Third class passengers wishing 10 lake aa-
vantage of low rates will still Do carried on
regular through trains running free family
sleepers. For further Information address
j. 5. TEBBErs.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Omaha Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

sugss-cs1. .est. s1tfs srasalsseds -; a"
Cofee--ssre-a Rio Zeo2se; Rlo roastei. 80
15c. Java green, 3&43sc. lava roasted, Soc
Nsrscaiso. roasted, ssss22es Mexican. roasted. %
4te.
Tsas-Jspan 6se. ss94Se: Jap<n. medium. 25
a30c. 0rdinaEy. fsa29s. hysan, s0s4oc; gnn
powder. 2e5c; Oeisaxs sseSoc; Congo, go
&C.
Fiour-sals per cwt-s s.. % per bel.; patent pro
cess 81 80 E.ef cwt. S515 per b0l. al wheat four
ass per ess, $40 per bsi-; buekShezt. e. %
per cwt
Mil Fesd-ScreenssEs. sft per ton: bran. SIS;
ships 81 ~: mi3fna-s - 9tS3ls.
fest-C3rn and Oats. sllfZZ
Kerosene Ol-Arihizsn tesE. 10tSc per gallon:
water - hlfe. IfsSc.
Gsseitne liz per gallon
>ceGs-CioveE. 81 y 5. timothy, t25o@2.6o
~ait--Nichlgaa, sc. Ekstcrn, 81 Is.
Fisa--Ne. uhltekSk, 8; 5esb 20 per half bbl.;
rr0rt, s18ffS9s; cod. ssif. sore per ID; clans,
soc per hundred oysters bulk 81 @ 81 - gallon;
Standards. &c selects. &c can smoked hall
bat He
Pork ih hsrre,s-Mess pork Chicsgo packed.
sl6.ss: extra short cut, tl5N9; standard clear
back. slT.e1.
Larf-Tierces. &C; - and 50 10. tubs, SIC: -
10 round tins. 100 cases. s5zc,-in tin pals. Sc
Bee ia baxrels-ExEra neSs.warrsnted lbs,
q =. extra homeless $3.50.
Butierne-Bairy, solid packed. l4e; rolls aud
prints. isc; eresnery, solid. ec; extra Cream cry
pac ked, lie
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

CfRgrrr-Cbsrlss Williams IS. Phenix
Insurance EsIn. pany, ef Brooklyn. y. y,
s<sumpsit--. E0hran G. ksayon ".
Lawrence F. iposar3 st A.. tlespSss. on
trial.---zdlsand Fitzgerald. Surviving
executor ~ Tie viii Of Aichssl Fiszgerzld,
deceased vs. Psirick Hickey s7suupsit, bg
ssipl'siion judgment FOR plaintf sz,0420i
without ccsss.
SrFxRros-A r. Aatis5sl v. John G..
lee. rsspass. continued over ssrm----S. D..
CiaT -. h1os Patcsn. tssspazs on she case;
on triai--ealhsrins Hescae ". WsDzel
Haeche. sssonpsis.
PecssFz -Eaiass of Francis Bennett
Deceased Bend and oata On sale Of real
estste Eiea --- Esfato u Sea snain =.
Wnxht- DeeeEesl F~tition for license 70
sell rea estate sled Hearzg February s.
--E Estafe of Chas II. Esnsser A minor.
Quart ans beed fieo aad lstters issued 10
Et~ard r. Aohl--f Estate Of Lille NJ.
JENNINGS. sf. 81 Mf.ors. Guardian 3
eend 6led sas letters iss1ei 10 Fd-ard r.
= heslsr.--- Estate Of 6eorzs T.. n. shad-
duck. A miaor. oreier sppoirrnE George
Saedinck rlafdian ---Est<te q Nelson
cunsninxs. oereassa Adnia.ssr1tor' :
fnal acoount 8ied. Hearing February 8.
---f5tals % HatilaA Mag. A minor.
Gu1disus secand annual account fisd.
- Estate 8f isre sssfh Decsased. Pc
titson fer hesfinE aiministra 6nal ac-
capnl sled. Hearing lsnlsrg q .--- Estate
81 Robert Iohnsou Neai. Deceased. Psti-
IA;s Saf neariax sansnissrstsrs faal &C
coslc$ 6led. hesriaE January IT, Es-
t&ls os klorenc3 y Esai. Deceived Petit
tion foT hsarias executors anal secognt
Hled 4sar.aE JasuarY 27.---Eststa of
FrsdsFicx ~. kutscbs Deceased VIII
ksd pett0n Tor erabais Of sane lied
HsSrar Fecrusrv 8----kssste Of Annanias
Wcfdon. necssSed Petition for license 10
sell rsal estate 5ied Hearing Fsaruary s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06
eaAsD RAPIDS xAnkxrs.


App.es-ss.s ~ per buxhel
chesss-@sz1g. a. ses Sew York. fal cream,
E-1c
tlovsr seed $40 o s7s per bgshel.
Dried fuiles "a p1ies. esaE-9raIc4. s4lpc per
peilnas easetsls. - g PEI p9ssad- eneEr.ess l<3
lac pr ro.lnd' peaeaes. IL ~ peE pound
skgs-t fssl- Ele
Eresh Meas Dressed hess. ssas 50 Per e~t;
maliou. tssx9-Ni real. $500; besf
"a 0n5So.
esrsIn- lghszt. CIsWsoa, 76c; L4neastsr.
&c. Gas 5se. rye <s8Se. Germ. 52 ID DE Bar
iey, la - peF cst.
Hides-iEeea. 4iz8se; part cured s5<8oes
cGrcd 8Scs ckif sxins - y pounds. 3c
De4cea skilts f8e3fe Zach sheep peltss 30, wool
Eeiss ezllazsse1 a. 15e Per pound
Hag -T.noshy. sszoe@is0o per ton: clover.
Sl4ot aAtos.
Pogltry --fiarssys dressed 98iec. spring
ehie xeHs &c 3 -. foRks 6ces3c. cucks. 3el0c teal
aacka tJ1l3e pair; faAiart ducks 3JsSll5 pair
p4rtsltt<Es. SH4oe pair. qOau, " per
doz. squirrel. i5e Per pair E<o5Its zsGscc per
palr. b<sr, sad1ies Lss9ise.
Pgts- s-1es-48& sc.
straw x5.of per ten.
f8llCH-38 &c per 10
Weoi-Wsshed z487e; unwsshed- one-third
or
Wsod-Biosk sisve weed. sl.7sts200 per cord:
tour foot wool 31esa-3J per cord.
E0ai-S %. sr.1s. 80.
tfEae-Gfana Rapsas &c; 0hic, sec; PeIsskey
n.00.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

<fs~--ss- - $3.50 :
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So = y -. -
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rst.ss -l-- 49, So
es~'- -
El<h 1ea = ai7sf ere > "a <,ie ses@E-
A.-<.s9 ssSef - - '''izeA'~ s~sii4.
Ms 1ss szp@elz - szp@aa - A-slsts}
. la.ef<<sneHis ae4t se%r - s-~ 80
Aas zssstle Bailey feF -ssea Fssrs a
f1se1sf - fEs essss Bal ec4oe.. las
fess4se1
Cl4flss hissrf ol <eaaTEo, = s4le ~
hssa sa1l f.as sears 10 we d&T ouFiag >
ssesns haaf
u&-., Il r4..tf.r ~ p-.,kfsrd 4s..l
4=~s.sdsT snarainz ~ fo1r Q eieek. cf
e1ns1n1<ssoa. &<sa sofsy Ys4gs
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49, -. 49,. s pss f3fr. r. ro.1
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The esp year yars7 a hsiAea1oe i9r tns
n.nsli - tss tbiidsea aoias astLsd 49,.
ss ''..sss -. - Ne-s "a - -
80 ." 80 - t,'s~'i - - -oeP f@'
Tao q lae Iiasea ei TIE .aueFenze Court,
S1a.icss L9nf Ald Aptssi h4fe e@cn one
ARA, hafs1s iasz ~ otaer "a eetense o.
faeir coanffs, - soldiers q the tnlon-
Eht Miller Lesc1 sas burned 70 death
IA the hatn nouflag ai-Gs IRE, loaF nlies
sass 81 hlsiss. fEe milt and c9utenls
we're fatally de1tSo3sa, our covered oY IN
s8T41ce.
Fks Jackson csarser and s,ar offer s 10
ne peaaon ktiilas the i9fgest auEnber Of
AegiLsh spair0ss Ia excess Of ioO up %
APn-i nest. hoe Haca Tor bum Dc sess,
TIE Fiat Jzsra1g. n s5~w Of he fact that
tAs = cap ysss. sab.isaes hat Of the
saessieEs - thst eiyY. fer tas 0eAe1s of the
zdiesL Doss the Jssssssssk owe the bachelors
Any splssl
The nfafh annual conxautior Of the
X3eafzan Eaxiu>s-i1e sceistv will be held
"a k.lzmszss' 1ann.rg ~ II ~ AM ~.
At ,nrv~~.,rs ~ rixil ~n~iae.rs. aad thar
frfends 80. c..ff,f .,ix .nd ss.~nssriT in xit-a
-. -, - -. -. r,s,...
- - ~k't1s' 1s~.''.'- r--.,o-
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-t~.e - 49, t~ott @+@ - -Ff-~~-o7.%s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

What q enRaui tnat Major Ssni S. =
-sts heues 20 Robinson. shy. The very
srsil q runPowaer weuia make hinl ni.
How al be ever uaraze &c eecome sn
oerer ia re srrav Don'f say auvfhsne
onEs saref nv lite saved vonr Efa' Nan-
ssns.. iffpo ssiaief WAat de YEA uaean7''
II nsean ehag ! wzs N tea frsf stagns ~
.snnsrEnp pfien { vas iostng sfrarxth auf ~
lai.fr every 6sF Rith the terricie disease
ahen Sniith "a 6vIsea nie 8, take Dr. Pierca's
Cclien Aefsical Dlsrcferv Z hs4 trrpd ~
ktrl's rf Heshe,res ~. aoUt saccess Ard
reT rtvfician bad ziTen are az hape. vet
here an. ~ weii ~ ever man vas. srd
zee Env 5le ID <mifa. and 81 ne wonder
M fsrnsaq aa fecorikilensiei
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

TIE Psosxist0x u kemBs Bzisam gives
thoass a = Il Es<t.ss a@xy yearly This
Iac1s g saFeE<lzlEk sols1 prove Eula00s
il tks b4ks4n Hzs ne \ pzxiect cure for
Csusas 4na Al Throat z8e A2Bs troubles.
foG asli see tAs sxceAzHt sfleet after taking
tiss n<st dcse D9n't hesitate Procure =
Tor itaBasl3.sfe or future Rss Trsi bottle
kfss At - "A. 1iass. Druggist. LaKse sizs
sc and 81 00
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Txo phyzles2as Of ksrris. III. tslc :. ".
H1e4 ti.<t 5z sxs eeF9l t1z 1sfp " aaes7l-
s4ss e0ztEsetsa ia ; e1sa rsl4- y - IL
aa4os<t - gry DF bizes34 Eeaga Ckzs. no
sel-.sz u saseh eoEsrs is1 csFs. Over >
xsaT ezs siapSe1 azc he i n exec lenE
heaat1, 14.azx 14F1 SEEK - hls fsFa- DE.
zeics kosl<iys NnFs = on ne ssis
xaesn cS1saBs pL.on ez1e- coid ~ =. X.
3 ilson - EitF eent ssa eSlisr oo11.es. get
tie gel1 1lae- Peasant fer eh.iGrs1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

Ar open sscrst-The unparsiieIed rnerif
sad eopu sritv Of Dr. Butts E8ogh syrup
A specific isF AZ cotiss pain IS Saivatiou
efl. e enres Ell rs'n instsnsiy sad costs e
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

fan F1aat-st8. ! vase. sss. "a. red.
east "a iAas.sFy. sszzc. FsLrlegy. sss<e, Asy,
el34 11t
fo1n-3,tsG
CO.. q zc: "a whlse. = se asked.
Lr4ssed ao<2 49, - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-06

There = no tstvirz .be dacf that nr
xanes Red Clover fnit - the na<s s.r.
eessfnl oico1 poT ier ever sff an the rsr-
lef - weuceFiei enres r. ali sfagaseh
k,dreV sr8 YER trcuAiss sss eraneht s,nf
snnnV irresl.ens a rssteres aesltstasss
ner~a t.zenrs RESTORING tt.f 7sre. i,s.s h~
'ei.k r,pss neeesi weTs cr ef.sss.r4 uea ~
fanur. apian s1a teesceo, p Il Wil&,n
~ sippiy tae zsnssne at - ssnfz sorfle.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20
HAPPINESSIN WORK.

There are young men who do not
work, my son; but the world is not
proud of them. It does not know
their names even; it simply speaks
Of them as old So-aud SIS boys.
Nobody likes them, and nobody
hates them the great busy would
doesn't even know that they are
there. So find out what you want
to he and do, son, and take off your
coat and make a dust i'll the world.
The buster you are the less deviltry
you will be apt to get into, the
sweeter will be your sleep, the
brighter and happier your holiday
and the better satisfied will the
world be with yOu.-Bob Burdett'
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20
THE WEEKLY EVENING POST.

VI
I'VE NEW YORK EVENING Posi- Will
beq;n. On the thid II May, to issue q
vErK1y Ep11Ios. having for its primer
r.l aim tie rnmotion If Revenue Ke-
form, which has become the paramount
;ssuc in national politics Th" existence
Of an actual surplus in The Trcas'h y est
,,o+.d - roach $14O, 100000 on the son
of June, 'os, and the further increase
thereof under present laws. are menace
10 all business interests. and direct III
cont;ra ia waetfulesss and corruption II
the appropriati"ns cfrub.ic money. 1h'
attention of tire. leople having beel
strong,y drawn to thls Fnhject by I'll
President IL his Last annual message 10
neck of information and popular enngh'
ment Oh qncst.ons Of revenue ana ta1
alton has been Increasingly fcls ID /"
parts Of the country.
II ;e the intention Of tae mana aEfInei
20 make frst-clhBs weekly neWfpzpe
# 12 pages. Subscription price q p
wear. A free copy Of the first nNmD
will ks mailed anywhere On reque'
srnd address, on postal card to II
EVENING POST, New York
The NIcoDEMUs CYCLONE ana .
EvrS1sa Posr. sent pest paid 70 a.
eddrc.. for IL. SO This offer will Oh
, hold good for . short time.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20

oDrrp J. n Z M OW Edios and Proprieors- OUR MOTTO


Congressman Perkins of this
State punctured the free trade
wind bag last week. In the course
of his few remarks he riled the
southerners by quoting from the
Confederate Constitution. The
next thing we expect to hear Of IS
his being read out of the party b'
the truly good. But when the
votes are counted next fall Mr.
Perkins will have an increased
majority.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20

rho Kansas City TINES in at
,.lr,rtinr Int tolefute the charges made
I lsnRC H,e CyCLoNE several issues bach,
y y, ' thai the TINES was a \. T. 4aa az q
u n.nSII;tical prophet in Kansas quotes
~ Igarned'y from the classics:
wy WY allusicn was susceptible Of
luo lor',l meanings. We # course
we y aan, rons toward our esteemed
arsbange ~ aud give / tht foll benefit
sf sfthe doubt. The TINEs certainly
aoss initiate Cassanora so far as
making crazy political predictions
] concerned But unlike that
.a;cted maiden said srcdictions
ever materlalizg. 67yor1l weeks
90 the TINES allied i1scIi With the
~ and order league, took of its
coat and yelled Iona -nA ioad f'r
Lucas and n form. Only one
,.,aued. cause: tAc lspor canno'
ebanae his "hide,' = and the contes'
va too near the Kansas line. No
j We said before, the TINES IS th'
best newspaper west Of the MISS
river and cuts Z big dash with tn
"uawssIlel'' in Missouri, but whel
1 ccnss tp Kansas it gets away OIL
NcCabe's name VII be presente
srl unless The signs ala out Z
stint" bis name Is Eli.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20
SpGRoEs 70 BE DtsFRANCH1sRD.

NECTEi)EiS III DE- D1HE IN AANNAAANi'b'
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-Special Tele-
gram Following is an extract from >
..;rculaf issued in East Carroll Parish by
DA,nArratic leader named E. j. DeLcng,
vho !, Presiding Judge in the JudiciA
d.xtricf in which FSat Carroll is situated
and who was elected to the position on !
a.. Democratic ticket at the last electio n.
II explains itself and goes without com
r4ent: e.. ro-r,,,.
I Il a with aiicere regret that announce
10 You my honest convictionrthat It VII
he utterly impossible t"fave free and
60 = election on Tuesday next. the 18th of
this month. FIRMLY believed at one time
hat o4r GOOD. intelligent and law ahid-
;ng citizens would see anil appreciate the
4art that the derivation Of any voter q
h:s right Of suffrage whether hy violence
or fraud. would be iabe to disturb the
re.ceab'e and quet condition Of affairs
which have existed for srveral years IN
+his rar:sh. rnd they would 80 openly
; and positively d:saprrove and discounte-
, nance reckless aud lavless persons who
-. ght des-re to practice them. but am
sorry r. say that in This am disappoint-
? a and from all information that | have
8 been able toEather you are to he depr-v
g ID Of your votes for me or any other can
4 d.da.e. and the ballots you may cast vii
! he counted against you unless they ar
= even for the nom 'riaes Of the Democrats
q sor Governor to coroner Therefore. un
s dar the circumstances il win he utterl
n fony for yod to 60 to the polls and vot'
er and shcu- d you d. 50 you would. y som
:. ext.n'. he Sp&rty t" he frauds 70 he con
- m;tted by allowing those WHO count the
= =. to US your hSfiias On the list of voters
ID trrudu'ently increase the vote "f Il
ne nkmocrstic candidate. kn"v / am 8
mt most your unAnimous choice FOL re-elet
,or k;oh 70 the ofice r District IrdEe. b
g; beng ln ifierehdant candidate,
lly MT SLOWED 70 receive your votes, n
lse v,thstanaing The fact that am Der
ess crst ani have bevu : voter now abt
his '" Jaats BELONG then, il, kif cired'
ors formally wi;hdra~a frdna The race
Judge.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20
I'm -HOMEL1KE HOMES.

Now. AIat were the homes one
used 10 5 e in the country, and may
vi too often See-the homes OF |
b H who could ami can adord bet
ter? Lee 40 select common type.
Don't you re>ognEe tnls house
that stallus near the tVad-a rusty
structure because the paint has
p-aled and f4ded-nO lawn IN front,
no winding walks OF drives, no
ornamental trees, no flow rs, just o
sCabby common, h0rse-sorrelt bur
dOk, ''pusIe>," pIantain, and
tsniehons elbowing ottt ever tIe
eJarse grass calves, colts, yellow
dogs, chickens and turkeys tearing
over it? You have seen thousanC
each. What is farmer thinking
M who has no lawn? You'd think
he would go to grass, sure. Go,i
never made anything prettier thar
grass, but he never made q Iawr'.
be left that for nam make, bu'
not one countryman Ill 10000 hu'
veis ETY. lawn, the most brartlfu
thing IN nature. There is no porch
ts, no vines, no shade. He haSn'
front gate-he gets ever stile 0
ttraddles over broken down fence
He has no garden, 40 early lettuce
or early potatoes; no strawberries
hot even ccf ants; perhaps b
strains point and has few goost
berries, sour enough TO crack h
palate has no harvest apples, an
never any grapes; not one faFm'
Ia 500, perhap not one in 1000
has an ice house, and the butter
hung down the well. Very like
his wife pulls the bucket out Cf a
veil wish = hnok; no pump,
cistera, bSt q dfapidatei barr
under TIE caves. Never bat
Room, ard who needs one mor
But what's this right on tire rca
80 placed that tue prevailing VII
watt its balmy odors to'the hous
Why don't yon know? Tha''s
kog-lot and tile rail pen knee d.
IN md. stuck on the highway
tlosce ornament Of that ho
and grounds" Gracious heaTe'
Drive by on a hot day, and see
"stilA life in the fence corners
Material hog stretched out il b
full repose, double -row'ed, 8 Do
pigs rHotil.g and rocking her to
own self-satlstied music. She r
d, sseks the nearest mnd-holR,
10 to the fence and fresc0es It
her itching sides. Does any
cali that living? II isn't de
5eaying.. If'the man Is 50
that'he can't help it, snynoth
but he can help it, and the
reason he doesn't help il II bee
heis an itgrained boor, = 0hli
c0ot Wittf No more taste tn
Berkshire, barbarian: and
si1ildren renred' there Will he
GlsE-lli1n:- EndustReliss.
The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-04-20
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDlNGS
Reo,1lar Session of tie County Com
tnissit t:er8.

State OF kansas Kansas SIS.
Pursuant t. Statute the county
ON nissio1fers Of Graham county
met IN REGULAR session. Present
d, Hickman chairman, Robt: Allen
nd John W. Co'e member OF the
Beard, z. &. Tr1tt, county attorney
and B. Van Slyck, county clerk. |
On motion the claim OF l. NJ:
| Harwi for damages by reason OF
public road on east line 5. Il: OF
Sc. 1882, was laid over.
On motion the following accounts
ond demonds again the county were
allowed, and orders on treasurer or
1ered to be drawn by the county
clerk, viz.
Names. To whom issued srn'.
allowed.
CA. Raney. bounty on ?
coyotes 25 rabbits. : ~
J HE, bounty IN ] coyote $50.
John Dobney, bounty on
20 rabbits, l'"'
| Chas. FOuntaHy DOrHFy or
2 coyote. Low
! Geo Trotter,. bounty on u
! rabbits. A'Oo'
= A. II. Bel, bounty on I =
coyote, :. Lou
Richard Clough. bounty on
, covo'e and ! rabbit, 1.55
u M Woodard. bounty on
. / coyote and 6 rabbits, ~
i N. Law. bo'n+y on ! ccyoto loo
d VIM. eaIiday, bounty on |
n coyote. i'"'
= Sherman Smith, bounty on
l. l coy Re, l.''
!. Nora Wood bounty or a
n rabbits; =. Ia
J. on ] fox scalp. L'o'
:. P. Stonehawhtr, foul'E on !
!! 20rabbids, l''
u, n 4. Cooney, boNn-: III
te- s. o. Fortuey, 67hny n %
." rabbits, IL
am Isaac Lamphier, bounty on
n | co-ote and II rabbits, -. Il
lve A. s, hirch, bounty on q
" rabbits, -
an Or Bowers, bounty on -
will rabbits. -
arc + ". Raxson, bounty on 20
ats. rabbits, H.
un- sherman Hopson. bounty
erly on q rabbits, J.
-ote. y. A. Dawson, bounty on
ONE % rabbits, l.
,om- Aaron Shoup, bounty On 26 :.
hem rabbits, J
:. - Wv. Evans, t6tlity o. l
The coycte and 20 rabbits. :
, a. |. Coyolt. bounty cn 81 rSh- ;.
.lsct- bits, l
''1o' ~, Chas. Fountain, Bounty on
- % rabbits, I
: N - Geo. ShafFer. bounty on ~
80 rabbits,
"t1 - William Kibd.' bounty on
81 rabbits.
-. Chas. FriedentlaiAr, L1uI
: rr t. en2 coyotes,
= = Continued rsxr Fstk-'