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Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

NouoE-IHE DELAWARE LOAN
In Asst citation " III hold its annusl meet
ing of stooEholders. on Tuesday evening
next, May LIST, at o'clock. for the election
Of ot1cers and d,rect ors, and presentation OF
its 7bth annual report The RBsociation has
vory recently undergone thorough and
critical audit Of its accounts aud securities
By Prot. VIM. A. Reynolds, acting In con-
junction with . committee OF three irectora,
and tho report 70 b. presented 10 bAsed upon
thu result Of their inVoet,Eatton.
ALLEN SMTTH, Ptetifent.
CHAs. ,. hoBR Vice Pres
Geo q. Mafit, sse. a2s St
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
wILuEnsrUH q hOsTMERzR n 4

WILUIhsEUH . AOsTMERHE n n
Time table In sheet nov z1tn 1857. Trail
leave Wilmington tt'reneh strset) 40 follow
Eer Reading, Birdsboro, JoSEbR, Spring
nsId, WRynesburE Junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Tanaqus, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer
nersviile and all points on the PhilAdelphli
ard Reading Il. r., 100 a. IN. and 2.tb y. II
For Bpringreld, WayneGourg juno
tion, Oostesville, Emtfeevilis, LSenSps
Ohadd'B Ford and DuPOnt'B Bna Internaa
dIGeo points,f.ee n. M, 2tS, and bb .. u.
FOR baskerville aud intern ediate poinu
vt - co 3. M, 24b ard Sc o. m.
For West Chester, 100 \. NE 1Ab and 4 u
p. m.
For rev Bridge and intermediate peinti
e,lb p. N. and on Saturday, 1t 20 and II II
p. NJ.
On Sunday for Heading and intormeoiLb
points, at 8 % .. m, and for Springfield ADS
Intern bdiate points at . hb p. N.
A. q. MOCAUSLAND, y. y, BIBBAAD,
Superintendent. 0onn Pass. Aa'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

1T HAS turnsd out Just ~ We pre-
dicted several " eks ago In regard 10
the appointment OF . Uhiat Justice Of
the Supreme court OF the U nited 8 A!es.
The friends Of SsaAsor Gray we're very
confident he would be named, but they
esrtAinly could nat have taken inIo
noRsideratlon the true inWAriness oil
Grover Clsv land. We would like to
have seen Mr.. Gray not only named by
the Ptesideut, but confirmed by the
bsnAse, as ws believe him eminently
Assed " discharge In proper and i'm
partial nSDner The duties OF this his H.
responsible and exalted position, bal
We fsis conhient from the drsS thai
notWlthslandlng the uuAD NOUS recon-
mSndanon whlsh Senator Gray received
ma name Wou,d noI be sent TO the Ben
0eo by the President, and therefore tb
aomlnat on OF Melville W. Fuller, G
Illinois, for the position. .is by no mean
surprise. DsaWsre is TOO smAll an
700 htmly bound by the chains OF II
boaroons for one OF her sons 10 Aspil
% position Of lhls kind, and besidt
mat, President Cleveland has new
Deen known to care for the interests
any one except thoes OF Grover Ciev
iAnu, late OF Buffalo, N. Y, but for Il
present OF Washington, d. O.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

tMY METHOD the only fnoEIn that perHh
npntV he wors rAses of SpooAl Diseases largest nos
FTat Ant private prAetiSal expcrrnoe with every
aud msEaI kuowR TO science for quickest recovery 80
permanent care. THE MOTT bANGEkOUs uAoHs
SOLICITED. Relief Send for book "Iruth,
sa special disease, and exposing frauds thef tricks
yotlnEe sufsrrr, and avoid sohAlied vegetable medt
oihss, blood purifiers fraudulent ptssing no cure y
pay, etc. They ruin thousands Hest skill In the besn
biug will much suffering and delay NIlte or ehla
pptsnts duetof only. HoIrs 10 ., 6t09, Nsd
A~sA@s az sull.a-s ~ u
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

NOTlCE-THB WILMINGTON ODUR-
~ less ExsAvatinx o., Ho. 3, 10 How
prepared 90 received all orders, and do wsrk
prsmptly. Leave orders at the following
places: Board OF Health once, 5ix'h aud
King streets; Matthew J, Kyle, Pfent and
Adams streets; samuel Btsnlsy ,eea East 50
street, or once, No l2f buttonwood street
South WilmipEten. JAMES M. WIN.
CHESTER q BRO NM I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
BALTIMokE q OnIO kAILROAD
gOHKDULE IN KrrEOr. April 10. lsss.
Trains isevs TslAwAfs Avenue Depee
nnTfNn

=. .Aa S.s 7. S6@AS AAh1s~AD y
sOHKDULE IN KrrEUr. April 10. lsss.
Trains teevs T,elAwAfe avenue Depee
EAST BOUND.
Fer Philadelphia and Ohestsr, els, 7 80, |
", - W,9 n, 10 20 and sill u .. m; q, o Vo
Q V, - ~, b2t, SEQ, 7 %, - 20 and IS D. n
On sundAys,I 80, %, Q %, 10 80 and sn IL ..
nj 70, seo,a ss,'ss', . %, . to.ss 10 and . "
p. m.
WEST BOUND.
Yer sinssriy, aocommedattsn, daily II 90
Tor Baltimore, modAtlon, daily OF.
cept Sunday Q 6AGR .. m.
For Ohlsixo and Pittsburz, express, daily
Cincinnati and st. Louls express, daily
Baltimore accom- mod alton, daily aaS p m.
Pittloarg, Chicago and st, Louis express,
daily 40 pm.
ToR LANOkNBEkts, 3 10 a. d.s,araA,
oAly, ll.oa 3. m. dahl except Sunday, 2 %
%, 20 p, m. daily.
Trains lS4vS Market Street Station:
For PhilA1elphiA 2sb p. m. daily. Eoi
BSrV go and II 90 A. ii. aAily, except Sun.
day; p.loA. n. on sunday OnlS LSs and $50
aPi,t.sars. Chicago and St Louis express
Trains ssr 1ilmiassoa-Lsays PAnaas
phin, daily, ~ %, 10. .oc, sll % q, m, u q
noon, l a, 600, tBo, AAoO, o.so. aI9, 10 ~
IL 80 u. N.
Daily. except Sunday, $50, fsO .. N,
| ~ 20, and hSo .. m.
Sundays only, a.ts o m.
ETTfsAs trains
RATBs TO WBsrKRN POINTS LOWER THAI
| VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
". n. ULEMEkTE, U. OSOULL.
uenn mAnadeT. SEMI Para. AhHt
TolaDhona No. lAe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

rhs strikers ut Braddook HoidiuE Out.
BRADDooK. Pa, April 29,-The meet
ing OF the local assembly composed OF
rail mill hands In the Edgar Thomson
Steel Works last night decided to con-
tinus the strike. Other local assem.
blies took the came action. There Ia
apparently no more sign Of q break
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

About 100 pairs left oi
the Mems French Patent
Leather Shoes. $5 Shoes
for S2; Sc Shoes for 81.
The only question is, "Will
your feet fit?"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

lOther:: sorts too. AmongI
them all the leading styles
"a n d shapes. A Jersey
Jubilee if you care for bar.
,lgains.
, lsecond floor Chestnut street front. Take
elevator.
Il You know French Sat.
: |, Ieens. Dark grounds, all
e sorts and colors Of figures;
= light grounds, a'flowering
81 like a bloodhound meadow.
n !. The topmost budget grace
ne and loveliness in cottons.
~, Another lot OF the best
=. makes just at hand. All
:, /, the new choice designs are
as among them. 37Ic.
10 10 Take the first: Sulphur
ron black. Here cut into
4 squares by cluster lines and
It's peppered ever with COLDER
.n %, specks; there cube shapes
m and fan shapes cut t e | !
sr ss wrought and random throw
30 Yon'll look long before yo1
IN, s,1 see such sulphurs-and-black
anywhere else. Or such
green and cream navy and whi
pre- garnet and cream black and whi
TO gobelin and white
,ss or whatever other pairin
cry of colors is most to yoJ
p MO mind.
5 Of American Sateens.
bS 10 step away you wouldn
the know them from Il
isry i% French. The cotton m;
':h, not be quite so fine, nor Il
.ssS' Uu' spinning. The printing al
'on- finish close on the best. /:
@ Ban. land 2oc.
, the Northwest of centre.
r, lot Of Wool stufs with coolnt
and caught in color and wea'
.ne All around the Store.
,side. Cool, crisp, p,comiort. givi
nevetlL'nen Lawns; soothing
jievs. the soft splash OF a fount;
'r 'heI I22 to 40.
lsonthwest of centre.
an to- Embroidered s a t c
n' : dur. pr. Robes, Sc. Chambray,
slisve Colors cool as frost; text
1oaSy toaD, light as May day frolics.
uld be Northwest of centre.
sSr.s. Sn%, Clip, clip, early and Of
easing makes the lawn velv
! m.n Lawn Mowers that will
e eeenlthe business right, So
TouU. E, an. SIo.5o.
but II Basement, north Of centre.
! !, right ga What about Refrigerat
ol only "A store full OF them,
d, : a.S S-S . simple Ice Box up.
ats and Basement, northwest OF centre
l,s l.lsmen Whewl Let the r
: 'If Of the fire go. An Oil STOW
I'd to the Gas Stove will do the
and save fret, sweat
Iys since oonay
t, No. /, nioiA''y'
, to erent Basement, near centre.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
STRICTLY ATTENDED TO,

Having di.rOssd 81 AI s.loon, No. 50
King street, TO yoln, ny, formerly Of the
10 the TenuHetsr and bottling all kinds o.
son drinks. AL ordors left at 405 King street
or Fop5th and Union, will be promg,lY al
tended 10. p. EBNEh.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01


BONE ACTION should be taken to-
WArd having the public fountains put
IN order, and sup lied with waller dur
ma ahe coming summer. We believe
tosi II an ell 1T Is made, enough money
Gan easily 1s raised lc put the toun-
tAlns In order, and ,he water should be
snpplied free " 1oss. There ars hun
nfeas OF hard. ~orEed thirsty horse.
20 whom these i1uai4ins are . blessing 9
nofing The summer season, In sdditioI
10 The beneat they are to thirsty men
women and children. We have beer
Informed that "a ts the intention Of tn
Wser Department TO charge the Fouu
tain sol'ety FOR sac water used, but
Ii ain luis to see by what rule OF righ
and J1sh's they would dare do so. Th
people are cer:Sinly entitled, not onl
10 that much benefit from their ow
properly, bl! also the gratuItous use {
tne water 10 sprinkle the streets an
cleanse the guS'ers, and the gen tleme
composing the commission should el
oeAVot u Hdnlnlssor the affairs OF h
Impairment with . due regard 10 d
pubhJ good.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

ID EmovAL-
u Having removed TO no. 2Ie East
Fourth street, Am prepared 20 do tin
aud sheet iron roofing, gut,ertnG. Epouting
and JOB work OF all kinds promptly attended
m.,.s NJ = III fuIDisses % Sbsn dss,rsd. W:ajd i.
pleased to zee all my old customers AMI As
n any new ones IS may wish 10 give ne .
call ALHxANDER CHAMBERS.
ale 3m
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CHARLES K YLE,
-THR VETERAN
ICE GRE AM MAN.

At tho CORNER OF SIXTH A. ORANGE
STREETS, has Opened for the season End
is prepared 10 furnish the yorng ladiee and
gentlemen with tho refreshing beverage, AS
well as parties, balls, pic-lIos SO. his par
lors both on the tirst and second tioorB have
been repapered, Tepainted ard handsomely
lrefuinished and every effort W Ill bo niRie to
pleaso de has ampla m Achihery AND can
furnish tho best cream in the marKet at the
lowest rates. n13-u
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

nEAFNESS eaSiH' sSoSss.;aIGSRs sSf EAT raS
1Sown home BY ons who NBs deaf twenty
oight years. Treated by most Of tins 40
SOD specialists without bBpant Cured him
solf In three 0OnCha, and $1,000 then hun
dreds Of otners. Esil psrsioUlArs sent Oh Ap
pltoation. L. 8. PAGE, No. ai west 3lpt
o., Row York OttY, octlstu,ta. sAssmS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Plain toe, Congress
Plain toe laced

''N -
Cap TOE, laced
three styles of TIE "Wans'
maker Wearwell," 7 h e
best So Shoe. Shape,make,
leather right. You shall
have pair for pair if they
turn out amiss.
Market street irOpt, west Of AAiA Aisle
JOHN WANAEAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
!. ANY INFOR-

NuTIoE-rhE ANNUAL MEEllN9
IN Of the Stock holders of the CITY Mar
Eat Houss OO. will bs held in the Fame
Hose House on Wedpssjay evening", May
9Th, ct 7 O'Clock. a fuli Rttendancs 70 re-
luestsd as there - business ofimportS nee 10
be transacted. DAVID ID. MEHll.L,
n2s 81 secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

r osT-A PJCl E2.ROOk OONrAIN.
~ mo su" o. neV was lost s,ound
the p, " a II. depot. A d. It bio ward
will bs pi i'd II returned to THE HABE b
nj a.. a, ~. sSu-.I
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

THE APPEAL made . few days slnee
Dy committee OF smyth Pat, No. /,
IL a. IL and others, for funds TO ereci
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
DIR. TH EEL.
53S N. Fourth st.
b slow Green,
PHlLADELPH

as years practical experiences
Guaranteed 70 cure more quicker
safer aud permanent than Anf
HdycTtlslnI physician all Spe
clnlDiaes sea, Blood l'Oison
ska Diseases, 'iBipieA
BlOtchCs Obstinate llccrs
Obstrucai ons, Inilsmmstiop
OF X ldncv h, Ii1adder and othe
oTFArA. Nervous Debility
E.rtv nhcaw W.alueaa,e etd
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
EDWARD MELCRIOR.

-DHALKR IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Ammun tion Of
an kinds. Canvas Goods, Breechloadinf
lDouble-berrel Guns, from $500 up,
Call before going elsewhere at
No. 214 King streey.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

NOTICE-THE J. A. CRANsTON co.
IN Io9 King str ct, have now on sale fer
tiliEers in small packages for grass, plants.
cemetery lots, roses, and all Kinds Of howtrs-
making quick gtOwth. Bone special prepa
ration for chickens. Agents wanted. a25- lin
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Wsated.

WANTED HORSES OR
w lind of stock 10 board on "
terms. E0r particulars anpy " ~
II. 4. PkSsMORh, FalV!lle' u
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

Eok sALE-A GOOD nav No..
~ ysars old LEI, hands hisb so mAkE,
sha Kind, will work 10 Gine,a svund
pc nsrness, fearless Of every uou Ax2
eIIyen ~ lady. will road ,,as, can
.lls. N hour. Dan BE- seou a, "vm I'm, ' 10
s,rsst VA - bsssesn madison and Mss,ooiis s,ois On
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

NOR SALE-A OHILD's Pony "a
y ing years old. Oau DO driyss by
dfen. Prioo 90. Address V. 4, hIs
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
We ARE GOING

Right along trying to
keep up with the de-
mand Of the people for
fine Clothing. There's
scarcely a day we do
not add some new style
OF Mems and Boys suits
to our large assortment.
We mean to do our
best. We are Offering
by far the best assort-
ment of fine, nobby
(both in materials and
make up) Suits we ever
showed. We are pre-
pared to fit from the
smallest boy to large
men. We would like
to have parents make
a special note of our
Boys and Children's
Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
Res sa,a.

on sALI-nAvINa EE1
-. Pnee. hAvs for sale n a. ~ MI
ssSs % M sh n nass twe-hofse wagon ~. ~ s,'1s
1nii sv,,,nn poles, assd one ssasor, 1 na,
dorm % vi, % ~ eox. machine ior i ss,s,s -
1and hot bed glass sre. teveral thou
EAeon, suong ana well msd., rmsntowi
lot ainerent carriage and nav WI trad3
pnoo y CASH ! platform scsics % .he dintt
p,n.s ~ - s,uoiss ier sale At low MIA. ssu ,sIsre
AL ,et "m. REYNULIN'
now Oastle RoaS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

N0R SALE-LARaE AND SNl
II GtrmAntorn wagons at htr p,lstI
90 . collection Of butintR waseIl
HAMMOND. ID and fien1h ~. Lts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
DRESS GOODS.

We can show you all the new shades
of this season from 25 cents yard for
34-inch goods to 20 cents for 46-inch
Henriettas We have few pieces left OF
our special No. of Black at 81; 1t Is the
regular Sl,25 quality and is the freest
seller we ever had.
A new case of handsome Dress Cling
hams, fine quality, correc. styles, at the
low price of 10 cents yard. Cheap
enough for any one TO have new dress.
Cloths for Spring Jackets,
- Including some very very desirable
ones In black.
For few days we will offer you line
Of White Counterpaues or Toilet Quilts
at unmatchable prices. This is the sea-
son OF the year to buy them.
600 dozen Hosiery for Ladies' Men OIL
Children, st prices lower than we ever
thought of before. Regular made goodi
from 10 rents to Sl.25 pair. An elegant
line at SO cents, In iancies.
Demorests Patterns, Portfolios, eto.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
BEE HIVE"
500 Market Street
a GREAT UNPRECEDENTED
OFFERING OF
CORSETS.

We have 8 styles OF the best so cent
Corsets ever offered a customer. We
challenge comparison for style quality.
and perfect fitting. A nice abdominal
corset for 81. A perfect Nursing Cor-et
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
DUHLIO SALE or HORSES, oARRI+
4 ages, harness, blankets, robes, whips,
40, and seven years lease Of livery stable,
on THURSDAY, MAY sRD. 1855,
81 one O'Clock, p. n.,

On the premises, blT Market street, Chez.
ter. The entire stock used in the livery
busisoss consis ing OF II horses; among them
the finest pair OF grey h0rsea In the city; al.
90 one pair bay coach horses and tho bal
Ance are ell good driverB, ngle and double.
Two Bsrlln 90 ichss, 3 Clarence coaches. ore
6-sehtod Park phaeton. ! standing top phab.
t0s, tumpsaAt, IL falling top buggies, q
Jenny LindE. business or store Wagons Q
road carts (aevl, q trAok Fulkios, 6 single
and double sleigh, D tots double coach hdr
ness, set lisht double hsrness, u cots sin
gle harness, q gentlemen's riding Saddles
(nsw), and many otner articles used In llv.
orr business J. ID. HHADLHY.
L. w, SudhAn L Ser, aucts. avs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

QOR SALB-A GOOD SODA VA
p tain, nearly new. COt s2S, vfiI|
ior 800. GARDNER, ith and M
street. S ~ sin|
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01
WAN AM AK ER'B
PHn.AnmsHlA. Tuesday. MAY, / 1855.

Sensation in Jers ey s.
Cool. comfortable; just at
the time you need them and
st prices that will nake you
doubt your eyes. Ne have
got hold of a special lot ol
iaOe thousand that you
cir cave han and mere on.
You shall have:
$e 20 Jerseys fer 75c
$40 90 Jersey for $3.50
a 90 Jerseys for ~ 90
$3.50 Jerseys for 81 20
$3.50 Jerseys for $l.50
$45O Jerpeys for Sl.f5
S3 90 Jerseys for 61.50
S2.0O Jerseys for 81 w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

UYArrED rw9,, 10 9sra n
w boardors Ht lA'A'
vato family.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

HNOR SALK-A 6xs OANEyA.
y good working order. Pnss d
ply st tc6 Wect stu s,rost. aAj
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

1rANFtD-OAgRsdA.,iiA ~
w at TN anu 'Higlsr iFgslsr ! M
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

tTYANrtD-A 90 n y al, sSfl
w refsren,e, At sOu'"
and Kitg stress.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

~ANrFp-A wRIlE;, VII, n WI "a
w Al dAhDSEh''
street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

TAErED-A Es,sA Es,t uiB-
w gonorl ii hOu's"'ih'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

E3oR sALE-A GOOD QuAEry|
y marfh hay, cheap. .P.JAsyl
Fourth and king. Phons ils, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

teAn6I
esion ID
|lIhtsu,|
eelI.
sasnIlsl,|
|sditu1
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

EoR sALB-gBOogRY srOEy
y Ing . good bus,ness,iu Eood los.t
this once. '' =: ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

EHDR SALE-LluHT BRAHHA "A
u for hHtchlng, 81 o. par Is CHAN
W. DAY, TAlieyville. Del. Alt9A'i
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

1BE||
Hholi| |
guIrs| |
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ult no
|Ss,.tvi vii |
EaBER |
|IebUAER|
SAL BA|
Eltksb n
4. lnstit,|
ff..eosdi.|
4 !tsN,re
EftsHoss
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

nh SALs-,sUuD BuILDINa sr..-
- delivered ct East I,ars p.N.u sr0l
IN ninth ward at reaso asble ~. ~. and
NIaILEY, Oarcroi, ?. q, 1,i .T' lSAI
. y. u -mason work dons DL
end stone furnished. And line, "a
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

ROR BALE-A SOARyt ~
y coming Q years old; S,s, Nun. nUh
oouple and good farm hor,s ., t,,s t,
hnght wagon, cheap. address I ,WM
nhfu
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

WTriri for general
~ No 10 W. SIN street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-01

Tor sALE-sEvEN RO0N ToITj
= All c9nyeniences. furnilur. II 49,. 49,
bargain. Reason for selling An iss,,ns !, hsnte1
al7-eod-imt eo we,, rni,bb,ON,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-29
THAT RESOLUTION.

In their suddenly-acquired desire
to pose as so many personifcations
of political purity, the ring outfit
thrusts It's feet deeper into the I'M
yielding mire Mr.. Olson, as is
generally known, introduced in the
caucus in this township on July Il
last a resolution having for its
object the, committing of all the
members 20 support during the
campaign the Republican nominee
for representative. DR.. Conger, S.
J. Osborn and Others hooted down
the resolution. and buried it out of
sight.
The side with which Mr.. Olson
xas working were in favor Of the
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-29
A PICTURE OF ERAND.

We are assured that. few DAYS
before the caucuses Of July IA last
one of the ring men who was a
candidate for office-and is now,
for that matter-went to a voter in
this township, and told him he had
been authorized to say to him that
he could have the straight Republi-
can nomination for trustee IL he
would favor Captain Hanna's nomi-
nation.
We are assured also that. on the
very same day the first offer was
made. another striker for the ring
outfit went to another man. and
without having conferred with the
maker of offer number one, offered
him the nomination for trustee
on the same condition.
Neither of these men swallowed
this bait. This is why we are able
to make this revelation.
The proof will be furnished cheer
fully, free Of charge, upon demand!
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-29

KANSAS CRY, KANSAS, Gazette: There
was a man in our town, and he was
wondrous wise, for when he marked his
prices down, he then did advertise. And
when he saw his trade increase, with all
his might and main, he marked still lower
every price, and advertised again. And
when he advertised again bis rivals loud
]y swore, to see folks rush with might
and main to patroni5e his store. And
while they sat in solitude and saw his
custom win, that man behind the counter
stood and raked the shekels in. And
when he raked the shekels in he saw his
fortune rising, he took goodly lot of
tin and kept on advertising. Each day a
generous sum he'd sink, and demonstrate
full plain, the more one pays for printers
ink, the greater is the gain.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-29
REDUCED RATES.
ST LOFTS EXPOSITION.

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
For the above meeting, to be held II
ST. Louis September to October ~
special round trip tickets will be on sale
at this office on Thursday, September 6
and Mondays and Thursdays thereafter
during continuance of the exposition
at one and one-third fare, or $3.50 fol
the round trip; limited to 5 days from
date of sale.
eco TO THE EXPOSITION"
The Union Pacific, 'The Overland
Route" Will sell tickets from all points
in Kansas to the National Exposition at
Kansas City, No., on each Monday and
Thursday from September 10 to Novem-
Der 1, at one fare and third for the
round trip. Tickets good three days.
$3.50 j. l.. MORTON, Agent.
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good man for western Kansas; and the
ticket has good Democrats on it as well.
The cause alleged for this new ticket is
to down select set of ringsters in Wa
Keeney.-(Leoti transcript.
In other words, to see whether
the people of Trego county have
turned their political business ex-
clusiyely into the hands of this
''select set of ringsters!'
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-29

passage of that resolution, because
it was well known that on the other
side were a number Of men who
had vowed not to support Tilton in
the case OF his receiving the nomi-
nation. When this resolution was
offered, the two sides seemed SO
evenly-balanced in the caucus that
the friends of Captain Hanna were
not sure of winning. In this fact,
lay the real and only reason for their
defeating this resolution. Had the
resolution been adopted, this Peo-
pies movement would not now be
a bounding-on-to-victory reality.
Tilton's friends would have stood by
it to a man. Notwithstanding the
many other valid reasons for oppos-
ing the crookedness Of the ring, we
say, once having participated in the
passage Of this resolution, our
friends would have stood squarely
by the decision. The inconsistency
and evidence Of intentional fraud
which accompanied the action Of
the Hanna men were the strongest
form Of invitation to the friends of
Tilton to do as they should please.
These friends, at the end Of this
kick, took the hint!
Now, the ringsters, after having
tripped and spilled their supplies,
are trying to explain their treatment
of this resolution as proceeding, not
from any unfriendliness to the reso-
luton itself, but from their OBJ
lection to the source Of it's intro
duction. The ring organ has been
prompted to call Mr.. Olson a con-
irmed bolter. We are authorized
to say that Mr.. Olson has never
bolted Republican tickets in this
county aside from two occasions.
Is it not a fact that a majority Of
the ringsters in Wa-keeney, who
have been here as long as Mr.. Olson
has, have exceeded this record as
boilers?
Crawfshing may be desirable
when a hole can be found which is
large enough to hold the offensive
portions Of the crawfsh's anatomy.
This crawfshing of the ringsters is
Of another variety. The further
the crawfishing is carried, the more
clear will be the display Of the
offensive rump!