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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tceth9 II
80, send at once and get bottle Of Mrs,
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL.
DREN TBETHINa. It's value 10 inCslculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediatsly. Depend upon 1t, mothers,
there Ia no mistake about it, It curea
dysentery and dlarrhes, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mas, WNsLow's sooTHIEa SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TRETHINa 10 pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription OF ono OF the
oldest and heat female nurses and physi.
clans In the United Atatsu, and 10 for GALE
BY all drugRlSts throughout the world,
Price % cents bottle. HwB&w
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Z. BSinbridge MundSy, Esq., County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, Beys:
"Have used Electric Bitters with most
happy results, My brother also was very
low with MGlGriRl fever and JaundiCe, bul
was cured by timely use OF this medi'
cine. Am satisfied Electric BiHeSs saved
his lite."
KY, adds a Ike testimony, saying: he
poRltively believes he would have died,
had It not been Tor Electric BilteEs.
This great remedy will ward of as vel
"a cure all MalRrinl Diseases, and for al
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorder
stands unequGiied. Price Doc and 81, g
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store.
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.EnR ruE an Oon is Fac lEFE u

Thoroughly cleanse II by using Dr. Plercs'l
Golden Medical discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, vita
strcngth and bodily bCnlIh Will be established
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and stOoh
Markets,

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Money on call eaSyNt 2 "a
per cent, last loan per cent, closed offered al
81 per cent Prime mercantile paper 61<a7X per
cent Sterling exchange duh but steady at q sla
4 S6IS Sales Of stocks 1880 ShArez.
The stock market during tho greater part Of the
day was dulleE than Il has been for month"; while
the transactions had no Egnihcance whatever.
The market opened easy but extremely dull, and
while there was an advancing tendency displayed
for the hBt few minutes, II quickly disappeared,
and beyond the sudden advance In Hooking coal
and st. LOuls, Arkansas q Texas and decline in
Missouri Pacific, there was absolutely no feature
70 the trading, while prices remained steady, tuc
tuationB being extremely narr W. Toward deliv.
cry hour, however, there WIS more animation
shown, especially IN Reading, which, with jersey
CentFAl, moved up about q point The general list
followed slowly and the close was quiet but strong
ut the best prices reached The days trading
leaves most Of the list small irsctions higher
Raidoad bonds Rctive; lAiGA $t6i8009.
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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A Swell AlfAlr--A champagne supper


You cannot afford to waite timein sxper.
imentiuG when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, 81 first, only
cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Cousump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
nore profit he may tell you he has come
thing Just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is gusran.
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free OF
Logan & Co.'s drug store.
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BENTON HAIR GRoTtR o.,
Olavaland. O.
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mentioned:
WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
Hose HosSe-w. Kennedy, John Koch, David
Morgan.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Adrkd HoEsc-E. L. stone. B, B, Burt james P.
Hand Hoe Heuse-I, 0. smith, James wauer,
William n. Marsh,
CLAY DISTRICT.
Old Ca.H Bouse-ThomAS NJ. Reilly, NJ. o'Kans,
Thomas Jones
UNION DISTRICT.
Court RoESe-Peter Farrell, ], NJ. Ewing, J. NJ,
Botliord.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Hose RoRs-wIlliam G. seGbrlsht, Joha Roed,
Jr., James Fnau.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Eose Rotse-Johu v. Gavin, Robert Johnson, 7,
", WeilLel,
RITcHIR DISTRICT.
Hoe HouSs- Charles Schroeder, D. Devine, Au.
| gust Miller
And the poll shall In other respects DO taken
and the result shall be certified "A directed by SEQ
fiOn "a Chapter 50, of the Code OF West Virginia
Thr ballots used In taking the said poll shall have
written or printed thereon tho WO Dis "subScrip
tion," or no subscription" or any other word
that will show how the voter intended to yote or
| tho question proposed Tho order shall be pub
lished "a required by law, and shall also be pub
/ Used Id the following newspapers published Ii
said county; In the Daily RtgtsleF. DAILY iSrEiLi
6EcER, Hest ptruiRtlchs Siddta ZsiiuRO, and NCIr
Liar alIo In tho Rotkly Rtgtae and WEEK.
Cory TEsFE: CHARLES C, WOODS,
Clerk Of tho Board Of Commissioner Of Obi
County, de2
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NEw YORK, Jan. l2.-Cotton dull: middlInE
upiGnS 10 1906 do Orleans 10 9lBo; futures closed
Gtiet; January 1O,S0o; February IL $50; March
ID 49, April lO5sc; May ln65c' Juno 1890
Iuly 10 NC; August 1880; September 1920; No
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value Of all the wooden goods imported
and manufactured in this country in 1880
was but about 81 per capita per aunum,
and II is simply impossible that this cost
could be increased SIS TO $50 by the duty
on the raw material.
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Heliotrope, Jockey Club, and Cashmere
Bouquet retain their delicate fragrance
longer than Gny others.
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l ask Of The world bat little place.

Task Of the world but little place.
chance 10 be honest and earn my bread;
EtAktd my ali IN theRAfne Of lhe;
d. / lost. and have 1ORhere to lay my head.
'TwaE weary climbing the mountain height,
with no 6ne 70 lend me helping hand;
tried 0od knows, but tried aud failed,
Ny feet SGnk into the pefilouS GRnd.
The play Is done. oithe land beyond
know 80 liltle-ny heart Ia sore:
Ny brains Is Keeling faint and fall
Ny eyes are dim-thete Is nothing more.
know where the river Is flowing fast
| wonder II could creep 10 the brink;
Night tells no tales when the stars are hidi
Ny bIain Is reeliDg-l cannot think.
No one would miss me, no one would care,
For I've rot y fiIend on earth Tonight,
tried 10 be brave, God knows, but now
Thro' the deepening shadows sec no Light
know where the river Is flowing fast,
The wafer Is dark and cold and deep
Ny brain Ia reeling j faint and fall
My eyes grow dim-IS 1t death or Sle0p1
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EEw YoRk, Jan. l2-vith large number oil
buyers there was Eood inquiry for bleacbed cot
toIS prints and printed fabrics dress goods. cling
hams, IeeruckeR and othfr EpectAlues, with q
very go9d quote Of sales reported.
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Two bottles Of Ely's Cream Balm cured
the wife Of a well known U. 8. A. General
and also two army officers in Arizona Of
oatarrh. MwF4w
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NLEYELAND q PITTSBURGH RAIL
~ RoAD.--UudeI schedule in eject MAY a
1857, tIA!na leave bridgeport, ContrRl Standard
time; For PIttsbnrgh aud Cleveland, $50 a. m.
l:l2p. M, For PttRh1EIh, 1917 a. m. Fer wells
Vile, 4:2 D. m. For SteubenvLle, B:Gs =. IL. For
Martins ferry, 5:i6 o. N.
Ttatua aI=tva q Bridgeport St 1884 NJ, 1855
nvl7
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NEW YoRK, Jan. l2-petroleum opened strong
at 955Ec, and RiterSome slight fluctuations In the
lnt hour advanced TO 964sc, Before noon there
was u slight reaction aud the market remained
steady until the last few minutes, when sudden
puft carried the price TO &c, II closed strong Of
9555zc; sales 2,4sI,0s0 barrels.
on CITY, Pa, Jan. y Opened at 9SIISc; highest
96ISc; lowest 95l4c; closed at 9Gafo; sSles 9to,0I
barrels; CiCAranCes 2,SSs,O00 barrels; Tuna 51I6l
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sundsy trains on K. & O. Railway arrive at
Charleston at 6:i0 D. m. waiting Tor o. X, X. L.
train No. At Point Pleasant This is the short
tickets via the Ohio Biver Railroad, for iniormA-
lion regarding rates, routes, ETC., address
". J. ROBINSON, Semi PsSO. Lsont,
FRED. HUsSHKN,
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The dead.letter office. The husbands
coat pocket,
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n, :, -, 60, g <. LORD, Gen. Psss Agent

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & 81.
\ LOUIS RAILWAY Uo.--PAnhEDdlb Route.
Under schhiule IN etfoct MAY %, 1851, trAini
leave Wheeling, Central Standard tllre: For Steu.
benville and Pittsburgh, 6:S5 =. m 1885 p. m,
$40 p, m. For SteubonTiiiO, 500 p m, Tho e:Bt
D. n. and 500 D. M trRiElS make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi
caSo. The 1898 p. n. train makes direct connoo
ton for Columbus and Chicago
Trains arrive o. Wheeling, 6l6 4. H., 1918 A. NJ,
2:4S 2. 10, and 600 .. m. niY2A
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asuRANcE COMPANIES.

THIS PAPER E. Ss Ss 52qaq bS SH SH e SSs
AeyerslSng ggTesp 90 spruce y HsTfy9 y
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Washington School Of eI0cutIOD
AND ORATORY,

WFs. " 6GEVEfa aAhI' FFIUOIP7I'
eoI ~ Street, N. W., wASHlsUIoH, D. @
sixth Annua! sesaion begins Wednesday seP
CSgns Of instruction embrEcCs Elocntiopy Ptae
tori EDyllSh and English Classics, Latin, mAthe
rIiICS. aNteru languages, Vocal Gnd IhsIru'
nea,A yAs,c G1A Physical Culture
rao lTlnipGl 10 RSisled By an efficient corps Of
tchert u each department:
Gr,ded c,lWCg IOr boys and girls daily.
GidN clasps an4 private Instruction given IN
lheevelng
Diplomas awarded. A lIuitOd number OIL pupil
IopDnuOdGsed 10 the family. 60
Yor circglsIs and references apply 70 hIHiH
eLsCER once AuoI
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Cotton.

TrruSyILLE, PA, Jan. I2--Opened At 9599kc; high
est a6J<e; lowest 959fG; closed Rt 9e3fc.
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TfsY. az Agent. Whaling.
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

u ALIlMORE d OHIO RAlLEOAD-
OoepGrture Of trains from Wheeling Schedule
In eject November 20, lSS7- hCEtaSu time;
Express for Chicago aud ms EsSthRns!, 9:51 a.
except saturday.
daily, ll:l6p N. daily except Saturday.
=, Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2a5R, Lai
Express tSf Washington, y. G., BNitiraorO, phf!a.
daily.
Express trains arrive from Chlcaso, GAO aud O:6o
.: N. and S:4S P IN. daily and boo m. daily ex.
Express trains arrive from St. Louis aud ClncIn.
nat. 500 q. m and 6:iS p m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bait.
more AID Warrington, D. O., 1850 a. NJ and 1885
For Columbus, 9:SOG. m. dsIIy, and ll:l6 .. IN.
daily except saturday, and 225 p IN. daily excep!
TiaIns arrive from Columbus, $500 q. IN. daily,
and 6;sS p m. daily, and 1885 a, IN, daily except
For Pitsburyh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m,
and p n. daily; ExpTess. $40 u m, l:I5 p m.
daily EXCEPT Sunday. Additional wGy train for
WaSDinEton, Pa, 6:2O p N daily except Sundsy.
Trains arrive from HtbburRh, $40 daily and
l2:4S y. IN. and 6:65 D. m. daily except sunday;
SUNDAY only.
Trains n arrive from Washington, Pa, $500 a. M.
For 40andsTiiie, i2:OO noon, daily except sun.
sunday.
For Grafton. 9:45 p. m. From Grafton, O:25 q.
N, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 a M From Cumberland,
$3.50 p. N. daily except Sunday.
For s., ClaIrsvlllo 1850 a. m, 2 p. M and 5:45
p. IN daily except sunday.
From b ClaIBvtlle, $40 q. m. and i:.5 and Gas
?. m daily, except sunday,
Baggage called Tor and checked at hotels md
residences On orders left at ticket office l2g0 Mar
kct street and at depot
NJ :, -, &c, e. <. lord, Gen. Psss Agent
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Many a woman risks her life on the
hazard Of the dye.
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EDUCAFl"SAA.

NFUIGAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
M Col,ga opeW 33i year January :, u.s.
nj louIppgd 5Ghool nf HIsic In Western penn;
IyJg,nlS fGIfeS;ofs III instrumental aud Vocal
Gr.c Gmerl an gentlemen Of much Gnltuic,
erliuatCS Of Berlin Gld aanlcn. scnDoi IoF
70. y5lIR. Guitar aud NJ .rdolin. for haruony and
heofy Numerous freq advantages KGcitaB III
Yld:HaN th0!!haud, Type Writing, kloonuon'
AEaad al literary advantages OF mo hishest 81
de Pupils olIei any pG SIn an 'I poSvSr "a
TIE pt0GGut, X, ]. IAlLOh' fehEeE' RS'
An-EnLH
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EAST LInXRTY, Jan. l2.-Ckttle-ReOeIpts 4, 800
head; shipmen1 9l2 head; market nothing doing
and weak. Hogs-Receipts 1890 head; shipments
AGO head; market lair; PhilGdelphiaR Is 76a5 S5
mixed IS 65G5 65: YOrkerS s. 4Ol5 20: common 70
2,2O0 head; shipments LOO head; market hrmi
with AZ upward tendency.
UINuENETI, o., Jan l2-HogE weak; common
and light s. s9a6 Isl packing and butchers
IS l6R5 80,
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GURES AEl HUN0RS.

from common Dlotch, or Eruption. TO tho
worst ScrOfuln. Snlt-rhGum, "FGycr-sOrcs,"
ScaIy or Rough Skin, In short, all diseases
caused by bad blood lrG conquered by this
powerful, purifying. and invig0rlting mcdl-
cine Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
lis benign influence. Especially has II mani
tested It's pntencyi in curing letter, Eczema,
EryspoRs, BoiIs, CNrbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulous Sores and Swcllings, HIp-Joint Disease,
"WhitG Swelllngs," Go!trc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glards. Send ten, cents In
stamps for a large Treatise, with Colored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the Elmc amount
ior Treatise on sornrulouS Affections.
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PITnRuHaA, PA, ian. l2-Petroleum dull but
steady; opened at 9S1Sc; closed al 969<c; highest
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Leat4sroood School Hoase,-G, W. Woods PlRtOa
Zane, Games.
Elm GropS C7otOn Hall-J. 8, Woods, John Hal.
sted, W. T. Chambers.
Trtadelphtd CLatps0HI)-J. N. Thornburg, John
Hellenbine, Robert Armstrong
ReIleV Robinson's-Jamea Oldham, John Robin.
son, Alex, McCoun.
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9dizci lowest VIC.
BRADFORD, PA. Jan. l2-opened at pS1Ec; lowest
500: highGS, SgjIci closed at S6Ic; CieArahCes,
Ej6 I'm hnfrOlg,
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LIBERTY DISTRICT.
wetl LDasy-sGmuel Bell, Vincent van1Ster,
". B. curtis
Poiomae-IsAAC snsdeker, John C, FAriS, james
vaiisv sTsvs-w;F +. Whitman, James v. Cham,
herl n T. Maxwell.
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Benton,s Hair Grower.

Wise men hssltatei only fools are Ger.
tain.
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TnK oUTCAsr,

oa.oe. No.. % ana y roartoonth street.
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ERIApKLPHIA pIsTRICT.

Hose Hease-Jacob HOpstattOr. Henry Schulz
adams seScd HouSe--J. 8, GNrvin. b. MarpolO, F
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CLAY DISTRICT

CLAY DISTRICT,
At he Old Court HolGSe-W. +. Peterson, John I
Hall, II, J. Felber.
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WASHINGTON DI5IKICT'
AlAe Hose HoWss-M. Edwards, L0Wis wsitzSl,
Al FGliG'-ThomAs MyeE, E, Hamm, T, Hanna
MADISON DISTRICT.
Al Nartei House-PStrlck Kennedy, Cecil A, Rob
Il thS iaaad Hoe Hoas.-G. ". Bags, J. A. Fatls,
]. flWood uupheR
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HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
6ienR's Bun Eehoo! Holst-T. j. Garden, Charles
BuSbeV EbeneEer Magea
Brick Sehoo! HousS Eugene RIdgley, william
Mitchell, William North, sF.
And the following peTJons arc appointed to can.
vas the vote 81 the places Of voting hereinafter
mentiOnel:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17
DISTRICT COURT.
How It Was Conducted Last Week
at Russell Springs.
Russell Springs Republican, Nov. 8.

Russell Springs Republican, Nov 8.
For "ways that are peculiar" commend
us to the present session of court. It
may be pleasant pastime for the judge
of this district to call session of court,
rush through the calender in a hap
hazard manner, and thus pile up the
costs on the county, but it is the kind of
pastime that the people cannot see any
fun in. As one who is in attendance
says, 81 don't know what it is, but there
is certainly something wrong with this
session of the court" The judge seems
to be in terrible hurry to adjourn court
and get away. So great is the hurry
that long list of cases are being dis
posed of recklessly, and the probabilities
are that it will adjourn tomorrow. We're
we to give space to the expressions of
disgust and disapproval Of this court
that we have heard they would take up
column of this paper.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17
BANNER BUGLIN GS.

BANNER, TREGo Co., Nov. II.
A. B. Baker and A. w. Purinton are
each building large cattle sheds.
Miss Molly Courtney is very sick. The
rest of the sick are slowly improving.
Levi Morrison, who has been in Illinois
working through the summer and fall, is
expected home next Sunday.
Wheat and rye have started in good
shape. We are almost sure of a good
crop with good start in the fall.
There is a great deal of good beef
peddled around the neighborhood, and
some are killing and sailing down their
pork.
The Republicans are rejoicing over the
election of Harrison. There will be no
more rebel brigadiers sent to Kansas to
insult her people.
The good, upright, law-abiding people
of Banner felt outraged last Tuesday
when they found OF the voters at the
polling place great number was in
dulging in the too free use of the ardent
secreted somewhere near the polls, and
before noon there were several drunk and
very noisy. I will say to all such who
got SO low as to violate the laws Of the
country by using whisky at the Banner
election last Tuesday, if can get a legal
hitch on them will put them through
for all there is in it.
J. CANTREL B.
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Ben c.. Rich in the Snow.

From our old friend, Ben B. Rich, we
are in receipt of a letter bearing date of
last Monday. 1t was written at Annelley,
Harvey county, Kan. In addition to
other things, he says:
got here at brother Kin's yesterday.
I find the heaviest snow 1 ever saw in
Kansas on the ground. East and west
roads are drifted full-in some places five
to six feet deep. We had to tear down
fences to get here. No snow until We got
this side of Hutchinson. We are we'll.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17
You Have Hit It, Brother Booton!


We think of all the farces was our term
of district court going to all the expense
of bringing all the prisoners here from
Hays City at heavy expense to the
county, and court then adjourning with
out bringing but one single case to trial
This is what makes high taxes in the
county, and our commissioners have had
to take the blame. We cannot see
what this adjournment was for unless it
was to hold ratification meeting among
the candidates who got there.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17
The Pioneer Clothing House is re-
ceiving its Spring stock of clothing.

The dry cold weather Of the early
winter months is productive of a great
deal of Group among children. Mothers
should be on the lookout for it, and be
prepared to arrest it as soon as the first
symptoms appear. The Group never
comes without warning; day or two
before the attack the child becomes
hoarse, and that symptom is coon fol-
lowed by peculiar, rough cough. II
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the hoarseness or cough appears,
all danger and anxiety may be avoided;
1t has never failed, even in the most
severe cases. There is no danger in Civ
ing the Remedy, for it contains no in
jur1ous substance. Forsale by HI. Hilla.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17

considerable kicking was INDUCED
in on election day over the fact that our
township ticket was left blank and the
name of W. J. Heiney, candidate for COM
missioner, spelled wrong. The tickets
were printed at Wa-Keeney. So much
for home industry.|Grainfeld CAP SAeat.
The tickets were not printed at the
World Office.
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Gas for Wilson,"
Sharon Springs Times

Sharon Springs Times.
The editor of the Register, as a political
prognostic, is miserable failure; as a
political power he is a more miserable
failure; and as a man who will fight
squarely, he is the most miserable failure.
But then as for Wilson-"Rats."
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17

w. Oblinger, clerk of the Cove
county district court, was caller at this
Office on Tuesday. At the recent election
he beat the Republican candidate for
district clerk. He is Republican him
self, but the party used dirty means to
defeat him for a denomination, and he
appealed to the people.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-17

Miss Maude Frick, of Wa-Keeney,
will sing Scotch songs and recite "a
Royal Princess in costume tomorrow
evening. Her selections alone are worth
double the price of admission.INess
City Times, 5.
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For Amendment to Bill of Rights. 6
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Republican Ticket.
G NJ Bell, Trustee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Chas Karr, Clerk ........................ q
w B Robinson, Treasurer ............... 26
Smith Conk, Constable..................- %
E Falsom, Constable -..................... o
J @ Hoover, Justice of the Peace. 81
VIM Davis, ...... %
William Fink, Road Overseer-......... %
For Amendment Art. 8 Constitution 80
For Amendment to Bill of Rights. 0
Peoples Ticket.
P W O'Toole, Trustee. 46
George Young, Clerk. 1900. A
J B Inscho, Treasurer ...............- a
Matt Williams, Justice OF the Peace 43
John Hoover, 4" 45
Otto Young, Constable ..................- 46
E d Folsom, :" .................. 45
E l. Frye, Road Overseer. AZ
For Amendment to Bill of Rights. Al
Against 800 2
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DUPLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
Treeo County,
The Union Pacific Railway Company,
Plaintiff,

John II. johnson, Defendant.
To John h. johnson above named: You are here
by notified that petition has been fled In the
above-named court by the plaintiff, the Union Pa
ct6c Railway Company, the prayer of which is to
obtain judgment against the defendant, John H.
johnson, for the sum of $26 76 with interest there
on as prayed for IN said petition and for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage set out in said petition
on the southwest quarter of section twen.y-three
Is. q, township thirteen IT. Is, south of range
twenty-five tR. g, west of the 9th P. NJ, in Trego
county, Kansas, and that you said petition
or before the 18th day of December, 1888. or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly. A. II. BLAIR,
r. W. BLAIR, Clerk District Court
Atty for Plaintiff. 5O6-S
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