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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Nebraska with her usual good
judgment gave the republican party
. magnificent majority on the 9Th
Every state officer Vas elected not.
outstanding 70 efforts 70 defeat some
portions Of the state ticket. Gov.
Thayer, the soldier statesman was re.
elected BY An overwhelming majority.
This was right. General Thayer ha,
made the best governor the state ha,
had and the people appreciate
the fact.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

News very scaree this week.

News very scarce this week.
Election excitement, about subsidized
AID everything quie, on the Ps,ouse.
It looked last Monday nigh, a. il
Covlss vss going 70 moved to Ned
Cloud.
Csele George Wells and .'Joie"
Are erecting . residence for Wilson
Wells.
David Francis says he vill run Peak
. foot racs to decide which shall a.
sess Elm Creek Preein.s 4.
Johnny Sehenek and A. A. Peak
put in last Thunday to good sdvan-
sage in Red Cloud hurrshing for Hs,-
rison.
Quite . number 81 drou,h stricken
people from Kansas are settling
among Us.
Capt. John Blaine says there has
mol been occasion Tor 80 much Joy
and rejoicing since Lee surrendered.
On Saturday evening . goodly aum.
Der Of our people assembled q, the
residence Of G. W. Fuller to celebrate
Mrs. Fuller's birthday. Music, myth
and feasting vas the order Of the eve
ming. Mrs. Fuller received tokens
Of esteem in the way Of presents, q
description Of which We have no, .,
our command.
Winfield Scott made . business trip
to Hastings last Monday night
DR.. johnson acts very strangely Of
late. Think he must have something
on his mind. What il it Doc?
REPUBLICAN,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

The democratic party for the lass
four yesn have kept Dakos. from
coming into the union for fear that
it would Be means Of defeating that
party this year. Nov thss their
defeat Is eestais and lie repabliesa
sleetioa sszs, Daksts viii BE sdnitied
without eere1osy. Il as alvsJs
been the policy sf the repsblieas
party 70 admit any aad all ser.isssies
vhes their i.psrta.ee denssdea sch
aetisa Whether isosessiie q mpeili-
eaA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
The RED Cloud Helmet establishe

The Red Cloud Helmet established
in this city about four years ego BY
". \. King and Afterwards carried
on BY Grant Ludlow. 10 nov in posses
sion Of Geo. N. Plumb. Who will,
commencing this week, make . pro
hibitioa paper Of it. Mr. Plumb is q
talented writer and We presume will
turn his entire attention towards
making the Helmet . spicy organ.
wish him success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

What is the matter with running
the street cars every thirty minutes7
II they are to be for the accommoda.
ton Of the people, Why not give the
services. People Who 90 to
and from the depot would like to oe.
casionally use them. We hope re-
c.iver Holland will give Us good ser.
vice now, they really demand It.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Where's ssfs~ss s.s s-~ ST.
Ssypses ~ 80 ssns az. go
sAssssa ssst9sSs Ast.s gvn. .s
AaS~. sss~~sss go A-<i....s -
tastss IN ss~sss sAs rsy-..ss - fs
- oss3As vssA 80 ~ coat asssszr ~
esss Iss rssssvss sss sts.ss
- sd sseaA1 90 ssss ns4< 49,
80 @Sss ~ sAs ss<a Of eEr,
-soses 80 give 60 sA@
v~sSsssy 10 % s~. sswvN ~
nsseA . rsss 80 90. tsks 49,
Sns vAsss - AssS sz~s< .
fA6ss Asy Ssss svs sAss~ AHs -
'yss~ cd 80 red e~v
eseys yssss - sas..
srsss~s Ags sAoss . nsaxsA.
~ osGse Ds&s 81 - E~@A&1
~ 1eess~s~ ssssss ..~ ~
80 sssey s~rs 90. ! a1s-~ ss2
NE - 49, ssssr a~sAis Ass.<
seesssoss g sssssssr sAs asa
nSssosss. so - J sa~~
0sssse ssssss - 80 SIS, - sss
hSssssAs ! vx 80 81 y~a
- heUA~s s&4s<s fs< ~s~1 a.
sssss s~ysss~s - ssszsfr 49,
OssaSs tsss<ssr ossa ~ -~ss
1890 Sssssssx6 ssa
S0y nsssst~ s~s 49,
s~r4
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

With their usual good judgment
the people Of their various townships
have returned nearly to a man the
old board Of supervisors. That Va.
right Is there will he much business
OF importance to transact during the
coming year that will need the care.
full scrutiny Of practical! men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
The Ssase 4 vese.

As nearly as can be estimated from
the returns, Nebraska cast $4,000
votes in the last election. 10 the
Garfield campaign our vose vas ST.
356. Four years later it vas 1884,
204. The present vote therefore
shows . gain Of 100000 voters over
1880, and Of $1,000 over 1884.
The comparison Of the votes With
the inhabitants at the time the votes
we're ca,t is interesting - indicating
the probable present population Of
Nebraska and its past and future rate
Of increase. By the national census
taken in the spring Of 1880, Nebraska
had 49,, 400 inhabitants. Six months
later on the basis Of )! citizens to the
voter our population had reached
4SO,452, q conservative estimate OF
increase. Taking the same ratio OF
increase and applying it to the vote
Of 1884, which was 1920, We OBJ
tain 1912 as the population Of the
state, which falls nearly two thous-
AID below the figures given by the
state census Of 1855. The ratio OF
81 inhabitants to the voter mag there
fore be taken as q conservative basis
upon which to found estimates OF
population in years when a full vote
is called out in this state.
Applying this ratio to the figure.
Of the late election We have At the
present time, l.02S,5 500 inhabitants in
the state. This is an increase Of very
nearly 300 1000 in four years, an in
crement Of 40 per cent, or nearly ten
per cent annually during that period
At this ratio the population Of the
state considerably moe than doubles
every ten years, and in 1890. the
next census year, We shall have fully
l, $780, 900 inhabitants.
Nebraska's congressional rcpresen'
tation in the Fifty-second congress:
will be based upsn her population
as shown by the population Of 1890
Under the present congressional ap.
portionment Of 1912 inhabitant.
to each representative as applied te
the census Of 1880, We are only en-
titled to three congressman. Two
years hence, even with the basis Of
representation raised to $4,000 in
habitants to the voter, We shall doubl.
our congressional delegation and pro
portionately increase u importance
as a factor in national legislation.
1t is interesting to note that Oma
ha has maintained her position rcla
tive to the state at large. At the lat,
election she cast one-ten:h Of the en-
tire vote. Douglas county pollet
nearly one-ninth Of all the ballots de
posted in Nebraska. II the stat,
doubles in the next ten years, as may
be reasonably expected. Omaha vii
have more than zoe, 900 population
before 1900 strikes the death knell 4
the present century -Omaha Rae
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

| ny ,iriss % an ~sss~~tssa sssars
H. Fort eisst Of Ne s-ssses sssfi
eighth jaiieisi aisssses b. 49, 81
ssss sosnsy. sssss 80 s.tF<sfs. n
dsasvsssd Ia fsvos - I~r.isss fa
asd s6assst Hse'y "a h-s hsss
spoa the f~usssvsns zeal s<ssfs
Cosna ~.siss ~ feet ss~sA ~ sk.
ssss epySss - blo~s - - aa
noesss aaaissss % a. $50 -
Ctssa. Sstsss, eps1sF. ss1fas.a n
sing shsees vass sssf fsss fa-s
80 feet sAsses east sts fs~isaeeas
feet 20 posas - -
,s6 20 sns ose Axf ar-r. mssrs
] ON on She isi asy - pse~A< ~ v
J oes1se. g. ~. - iAs fsesf 3d.
Carass He~ss % sssj eesAsy - AL
ssu sshi rsAi sstsss at gsaAss
TIE AaGh~ss hsaSs, Zoe e&&s ~
ssssssy sssS sssesssse tAsa a. ~
Ne ssn ~ ~. saxssAs. Sssh Sd,
esoa sasssUss sASs~~e fs.ss N.s
1871 md s~sas - se~sss<s s~s -
ssass ~ kssS tsss ySsa A, -
- ~ a A.~4 49,
Cas- AnsNoy saslssss 49,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Cattle are dying OF quite rapidly.
Uncle Levi Moore has lost two ine
steers.
L. A. Haskins Lost . fue heifer.
Will KeuhA 10 bsilding . new
house on his farm. Mr.. Esty 10 do
ing the job. Il - . credit 70 The val.
ley.
Lost, strsyed Or stolen. . man o.
part Of . man from some party. Wa
found Nov. 9Th ss Ksuhs school
house and voted Union Labor ticket
Only one in this township.
Uncle Tonic Lee has painted the
interior Of bis hesss, ssd Vii econ
paint the Outside, nsiisg it loo& new
and attractive.
Uncle Levi Moore has Q new vsser
elevator going % his farm Jack
Robinson runs il
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Morgan services % II X d. $3.50. &.
~. Mcmillan. rent Of DON 80 u.
ID. Jones pi!ins for county 81 20.
Board now adjourned To m~e, Dec
18th. lass. j. H. BAILEY.
County Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

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sAss us ssos assd sss a1nS saxx>
sessses 0sa esssss. 10 sss 0~ssAs spu<s
- zsa cay ~ D>soAss. 49,, = $3.50
psssss are sspsasss - pesssos sksss
exAsss VITA ~ uaHAS - ~ Cent,
SsAgs % 49, Npsssg % BE s0@ sAsss<s.
% % before sAe ID Asy sfSsss. - as
II szsseno - ~ - - AsssS hsf.ss sks
49, jsAes - Sss 81 ~ 81 &c.,. ss0.
81 10 eae<Aas p&ss< Ga IRA -
gAAss l. e~Dags-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16


Bog 4 Oas.sAa ssrphsss Ia rw ~
The following clains for services .
Judges Of election were allowed:
Aug. Bursov. 80. Nos wsisss. go
ysaoces Horr1et.> o.
l. u. no9As. q -. Sebastian Waits
Eav2ra Hsnks. -. G. 4 Ns!sos. ca. ]er
uunfas.SD JanesV. WARTS vrass xsess
8 -. y. n LesaasA.s@
G.. Cast sa.J. ". Joses. 50. Us Nsss
100. jos. Nsoss.H0
wa nsserssa. q c Y kSesss6ssa.SS J
". Wnan.s0. Z za,sosa.So JsnssA s<ss>
soa.r0.s Lo10sss2 49,. AeCA,zo.sS
WHITE. -. /. - xszsss. q. q. Has
vy,;O.1. n. H,a0ez. 60. = =. oreass<
go: ~. n hascsa. en-. jseua sssen. 80
A. uAslsy.f0. l. kzsJ. 80 >. n Csrsy.sG
4 ". Csc. . G c. CSa.sG. r a. whoss.
sU.y. y. &hesex.AO.AJ.10 as.sD xse<s
snssrA.sH:L D Wszh. 60. ~. u cs0A<a
so:H- = Asvs.s0. SsA. ooss. so.JU
nees.ssa. 90. J. ~. 01W.Se.A na1x . -.
an.ses YEA 60: c. e.As.~o- 80. I'll hsax
Z usAss~.s9.J A. LAAAAss 7W.AJ
lsossvsA c. T. 0ss 80. 2 0anss.s0.
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he fol)oUiaG elas0s soe sssyiess -
eIsrks u eisseioe vsss ailosed:
L D. go }. Shas. So. ssa 4
Wlna.ss3 4 DvS,sss "a ~ .e.a0aAsn
D. D-B L1Da~sso 4 .
PDOSAcA SaaAaneM ~. A. nsSnnn0
psak-eAc k1sS .1aO
HOsnSo. c1sAaBso.A amoUsDs0
SenA ves oyAs 80 H
uaAsOS L1soSGSsAD ts1nnoS1
e. o. .. Yyasv 60 l. C. a0sDsO IN
0oSaS. c. 1GA>A $50. ~. 00s
- G L osu1o 80. e O. sO.1v.~
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"a. nnnMO 80 4 y. nan1yS@
n-1Sa Z u q -
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n Sbusgisg darns vsss ~ ssss.
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mosS8l Casseas Jsss.Al Ca. Wp
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~ - 49, - n
49, 1BA11a M
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

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sss farm At tss ss6sssssssA- xos. is1 %
% serstcs -. scvs :. sasge ~ v~~4 vsa
sise eosnsy. xserssta 4 r~sssa vfi -
9sves svs sssis sesssn. os lssosssss&zs
issdssg 20 sAsss rseos.sy.
Jnssvs Fev..1ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

visors. Nov 18th ard 18th.
The board of ooaesr supervisors net
Tuesday November 18th and sAs saii~d
10 order by chairman q. W. Hsmmell.
the following members b~ing psvsess
barcus. Grove. Riley. Thomas. Cor.
Coon. Carter. Berg. kAisy. Frame.
fassier. Wells. Gather. Irons and No
bic.
The appraisal oi 5. T. II. /. 10.
school lasd "a approved.
Treasurer "a ordered 20 refund To
Frank Broom . II ,a,es 90 an illegal
assessment
O6iciai bond Of 4. Aruesor. treAs-
urrs Of Walnut Creek township vAs
approved
Report Of committee on bridge 10
Walnut Creek township wss approved
Appraisal Of $. w. ! IL. !. 10. schoo!
land "a approved
Mark Noble uas allowed too dollars
per day and mileage for attending con
ven,ion ., Columbus. November ?s,h.
called for the purpose OF drafting
amendments and pesfec,,nS tho town
ship organisation Law.
Claim OF n. Phelps for Q refund OF
ESQ.,. taxes on an illegal assessment
Vas rejected.
Supervisor Of InAvAls township wss
instructed TO repair the Iuavalc bridge.
and %. so wss appropriated therefor.
Us vas granted TO Line township "a
repair bridges in said township.
Adjourned to Wednesday. November
-. ., 3 .. m.
Board me, persuant TO adjournment,
q. W. Hummel chairman. and sixscer
members being present.
Motion to reconsider claim Of Nelson
Phelps. for . refund Of taxes on ,lleea
assessment. lost by the following vote
Yeas. Hummel. CARRIER. Haley BcrS
and Frame. Nays. Riley. Thomas
Coz. Coon. Fasslcr. Wells. Gather an'
Noble.
On motion county treasurer Was CT
dered to pay 10 Geo. J. Warren 10
publishing tho delinquent tax list Q
1888. the fees for same - paid In b.
taxpayers.
On motion 1t was ordered that bids b
received BY the county board unit
their next meeting for the use Of ih
county pile driver. Same TO b. lc, I
the lowest competent bidder. bid 70 b
by the day and bond for o5OO given sh
comfy for faithful performance Of con
tract and ARE OF pile driver. bidder .
keep the same in repair.
County clerk was ordered 10 max
proper record Of result Of the recen
election on the proposition for count
Jail and bounty for the destruction Q
wild animals; county attorney TO In
ssrucs clerk - to the proper record.
The following of3cial bonds were sp
proved: John X Wilcox. county as
torney; Frank kcuhn. constable. Lin
township; Frank keuhn. assessor. Lin
township.
The appraisal Of the following schoo
lands was approved: - no l and Sc
nv !. also nc nv and " nv an
. sw and n Sc !. all Of section ~
town 2. range 10. west.
The following claims were allowed:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

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.-Hpss 49, 80
I.sseA ss~~ - a~~~sf
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1890 - 80. 49, 49,
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- - A.sx~m
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49, aSs
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
"hbWA1B

The election Is over ssd evesysAiax
10 gliding alosg - smoothly - q Old
Everybody hsskiss corn The
yield 10 not % large - ass,e,pass,d-
Quite Q nsnber II 80 houses ~
being bails this fall w. Rinssy. 3.
Crojie,, D. v. Carsvell. Z. n. Wells
and L. D. Wells have each . 80
house.
A. Hevard - buils Q 80 bafs.
Nm J. 4 Allen has bess % he
sick lis bss = ~iopssviss.
Mf. xssraa's little ~ - alss siek
bat - ssos better q The vsisis&
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

When 10 ssnso 81 psrior or tisehes
furniture call on Y. V. Ts,los. lie
keeps the finest l.nss in The city. sad
cells il II the very Isssss rs,essl
Furniture o! ell kisss cheaper shss
ever II p. v. Tsylos'sL
Yies.r pcss u ell t,sas - Hsasy
Cost's.
Cssoo City eosi II E4isssss ssly
o.. 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16

Nm y. z HuGho moeupeet.h ~
sAs . psepassd - vssvs esFpsesf
IN elasneA Leovo Ge6sU - Z
SeAaInA . 1onnt ~ Gen 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-16
CN0AP vA0N lOANs.
Sfro,ghf 3 Per Cent

Any year snd st"P IhteFsst "sII %
cured note. bought. Ia,s,snee ia
good companies.
4. y. CATasH,
Rea Clsyd, Nsh.
O6ce oyes poet o&ee
The ss~,svay, C~hieassisr. ksses
and other equally reliable p.sass.
Sold for cash or 90 nensAly psynsass
BY ssds J. Bailey.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
70 the Ne.t rnree naon,h..

The following program has beer
sdopsed By the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian DadeAvor of Asbury nj.
=. Church for the ensuing three months
August 3, RoteFt Buckley, @gerve the
L'oHd with GlAdnsss;" August ~, Thos,
a. d. Hutson, "Christ's SympAthy in
Joy and Grief" August 10, g. o. Oar
ter. .'Ys Must be Born AsAIu;" August
26, R. Howard Oarn, "Frult Bearing %
Septenber 2, Mrs. B. r. Leonard,
promise meeting; September 8, John
AskeW, NOhrist, our PATTERN" 6eptem
bar l6, CHARLES q. Riley, "You May be
Saved" September 20, B. F. Leonard,
Not Easily ProvOked;" September 80,
Frank Hunter, "Not Using our Tai
ents;" october q Ella Stokley, "The
Duty Of Christians to Those who Al 9
Not" oc.ober IA, T, Frank Bo,hsp,
nOhrist'a PromiSesi" October 81, Jo' n
Wise, "Bslisvs aud Live" October a.
a. stauffsr, "Trlfiing in the Houie al
God"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
LOVE II IDLnnws

70 see me here with my glass and my rug,
anu ny me, aha ny cat' and ny neer
You'd shlnE that Ousht to be i,ly and
And 50 an, thank yOu-ths same 70 you!
YET, somehow, sitting costly here,
! 1s,tn tntnK OF the sunny summei tice hours,
"hen the what do-you'cAll-'om WaIblss
And the OfssusS blow-nksWI,o the f,us1s.
for the summer lows with love as bright
As the poet feels for mis- OaloO or FANCY,
Aod, mlslng droa mily here to-nlght,
tfy to hurry IL on in fancy.
| an lying, wen say, in tho nook l love,
screened from the sunlight's sco;chinR
wstosiSs the big clouds up SOsvs,
Add blowing lIuy c,oud below;
Blowing E cloud from my msorSonnum
And thinGInR or not, as feel inclined,
with light alpaca coat on my back,
ana nothing particular on my mind.
Dreaming, may be, Of fame, or atIife,
tlf hopes that hindle. of loves that bless-
ONE people mignt call II wasting life,
sui its very pleasant, nevertheless.
And pleAsauter Still, aftsr q while,
near = lev football on the grass,
AND loi with huttering blush and tmIS
She comes 70 meet me. my own W0o lass.
MY lsve OF the blue eyes, tender and sofs,
AMI yellow hair IN the sun that RlistSned,
80 oft,
And new PORK pie and feather that Isn'ti
Oarh mia, love 10 sweet,
Love and beauty, summer and youth.
And truo Ia the love that lay At your feat
on may laugh, my dear, but you know it's
the truth.
20 With love st. our hsRFts-scstAtio booni
And now and then o word and q emile,
We dream through the summer AFTERNOON
n the OWen-m cred ith- -BulWsr style.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
GREAT BARCAINg.

GauzS underwear WORTH % cents for Is.
bstists lawns, 81 lnchos wide. worth II oonts
for cents, 4. nj. GULDBERd, NO tlb
King street. taT.et
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
a nInlIsIonn I,nisnhnon.

| have seen in copy of the DAILY
REPUBLICAN an article under the
caption "Who he isf' and signed by
ono, Daniel Davies. wish to state
that the article is tissue of falsehoods,
and you will be doing but simple JUS
tice to give me space in your paper TO
say so. In answer 10 the said article,
If II has reference to me, Captain W,
ID. Mathews, who has lived in Leav-
enworth City, Kansas, for more than
thirty years, and who had the honor
OF being elected in October, 1887, at
the session of the Grand Lodge held
In Wilmington, DEL, National Grand
Master Of Masons Of the Most Wor-
ehipful National Grand Lodge of the
United States of North America, col
ored, the only legal body of colored
Masons in the United States, there Is
not one word OF it true. In the first
place l never visited st. Louis or any
other city TO meet any man or set Of
men for the purpose Of organizing
Democratic club of colored men.
am an American citizen, proud of
my country. served in the army, in
the late war, and received my commits
sion from Secretary Stanton as captain
Ola six gun battery Of 150 men. For the
proof OF this statement l have only to
refer you briefly to the following
order of congratulatlon from oae OF
my commanding officers;
Headquarters Fort Scott, Kansas,
November 18th, 1854.
Capt. W. d. Matthews, Colored Light
Artillery, Fort Scott, Kansas.
Sir:-on leaving this post, pursuant
to order from the department head
quarters, l desire 10 express to you
my sincere thanks for the patient in
dustry and skill with which you have
discharged your various duties since l
placed you on duty to assist in prepar.
ing the post for vigorous defense
against the probable attack of the
enemy. You have been q model Of
proper discipline and subordination,
strictly attentive to duty, promptly,
obedlent to orders, and acting with a
wise discretion in all matters requiring
the exercise of your individual judg-
ment. Trusting that you may he sue
cessful in the service aud In life, am
very respectfully yours,
CHAs. K. BLAIR.
Colonel Commanding Post.
While l was employed in this great
cause for liberty, equality and lrater-
nifty for ell men, for which l received
the above congratulations, that wise
and noble statesman, brave and gal
liant soldier, Gen. Benjamin Harrison,
was fighting the battle for the flag Of
this great nation and the liberty of the
colored men In America.
Those good men and christian gen.
tlemen, Gen. Harrison and Hon. Levi
p. Morton, l shall work, speak and
vote for, and use all honorable means
to help secure their election next No.
vember.
[ am an honorable member of the
q. A. r. | am for the protection to
our American industries. l am an
American citizen and not an English.
man. want none of Johnny Bulls
free trade and cheap blankets.
I, therefore, arrRign this so-called
Daniel Davies" or whoever he may
be, and brand him as ialsiier and
a slanderer. Anything appearing from
him in the future l will pass without
notice. CAPT. w. d. MATTHEW'S,
Lock box No. 104; office, No. 4O3 N.
Fifth street, Leavenworth City,
Kansas. July 25th, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Not the Ramn.

Little Freddie Ia another Of the small
boys whose aouteness of reasoning
powers marks them as destined for the
lRwyer's trade. he had lately aoquir-
ed bad habit OF plnchiDg; and one
day his mother, after a child had been
bfou7ht 10 her screaming with pain Of
one Of FreddIe's pinohing exploits,
called her son to her and gave him an
object lestol BY plnohinS hin sharply
on the arm.
'Thsre," said she, "now you know
how 1t feels"
"oho, no." said Freddie very posi-.
lively, In the midst of hip blubbsfing,
"When i pinch you 1t don't hurt me. I"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Llke ,ha I.irhn Ira,rn,.

OF the profession pugIlistic, the kidney
are small but active In state Of health.
Their secretion contains Impurities pro-
ductive Of rheumAtiSm ,gout and dfopsy
II allowed 10 remRin. When they ara
Inactive the blood becomes choked with
animal debris capable Of destroying
life. To promote their activity when
siugRIah with Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters, is not only 70 guard against the
djssases mentioned, but to prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
struotion Of the organs by those exceed.
iuRly dangerous mAladles--Briaht's
diieaee and diabetes. Activity OF the
bladder also inSurss II against the for
nation OF gravel, which II sometimes
requires one Of the most dangerous and
painful operations In surgery to remove.
Gravel, moreover, is . most aRonizInR
complaint. The Bitters further com
mend themselves by remedying consti.
patton, dyspep'iA, debility, liver com.
plAlnt and nervousness, and nulllfy In.
productive OF mAlRGial disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
CORsUmrwION CURED.

An old physiciAn retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an Eagt
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and All Nervous Gem.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In Thousands OF cases, has
felt II his duty 70 mako II known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and q desire 70 relieve human suffering, /
VIII send free Of charge, to all who desire 1t,
THIS recipe, IN German, French or nglish
with full directions for preparing and using
sent by mail by address ing with stamp
naming this paper ". A. MOVES, lSe Row.
or'B Block. Rochester. N.Y. lY-e0W.W
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
A Uold spot

The ooldest spot on eArth where regu,
lar thermomstrlcal observations have
been made, extending over = oonsi1era-
BILE space Of time, 10 said to be Verk-
hoyansk, & piaos In Eastern Siberia,
situated IN latitude 67ko, st an eleYa-
tioa OF 800 Feet above tne sea. The re-.
lori of four years gives the following z
averages for the temperature of the
difsrrnt months: Januhrv, $50, Feb.
roaEy, -i6o; Masoh, 80; April,-s0;
Msy, dso; June, Ago. july, 80; Au
40 November, 400 December,
$50
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
A Jersey swindie,

The latest Jersey swindle is that Of
the man who advertised for 1.-TWO
young men to pose tor on artist" and
required each applicant Tor the position
to send 25 cents for 'seven photo
graphs of the positions he must prac-
tice." 1t Is almost needless to say
that the pictures never came, and that
two or three hundred young men have
had rude shock to their confidence in
mankind.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01

"Whats the matter with thaif' and
picking 1t up, he carried II 70 the desk,
lifted Il az high As he could, and let Il
drop before the Mortified clerk could
interfere.
There wasn't any explosion, and
when Charlie opened the case there
was nothing more deadly displayed
than fine line Of tea and coffee sam
ples--but we had our bed at night.