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Commercial st. Improvement.
OFFICE oF THE CRY CLERK
OF FHE CRY or SEATTLE.

=
SEATTLE, W. T., july 6, lSSg>
soties i hereby gwen 10 the Owners ~
prop, Fty benefited by ordinance No i ins
tntibe1, An ordinance To widen and -
tabiish Commercial street, IN the cisv "a
attic, Washington territory and "a no.
vide Tor TIE condemnation ~ real ests,s.
necessary therefor that they, The said
l."i%fls owners are hereby required 10
hpF@int one person Ia act With two other
parsons t0ne u whom il 10 be appointed
oy We owners OF prop rty condemned ~
sd'a ordihssce No. lies, aud ou4. nv ~.
mayor 81 sstd city of seattlei In spt,rsis-
lus sas assessing DAMAGES and befls A.
wnnin aud for The ssIaent d. ri = a.
scrased aud established bv section 4 -
said nrdins@ce No lGs, In ace.r.ls.,,s..
VAIN the provision 81 section lel ~ ~, 80.
~ me legislature ~ the 'errItery ~ IA asbe
iifeion, entitled. An art Ia r.. ,tsa -
stleod the ersfter of the civ af St.ffl..
approved February & lSsS - sid .D,.os,',
n,st' y % be made ~ writing and fled
- ~ t'.s ~ ss.fk 81 the city oi SEATTLE on
rs v. fEEnfs City Clerk
is-a ~SAtNN 9nis o.
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South Third st. Improvement
OFFICE % rHE CRY CLERK
% TIE CITY oF SEATTLE
= ~. = 81 - -. I.

ef TIE CITY oy -FArrIR
SEATTLE. T. Jaly 4. i-sg
Fvttee i hereby given a. ,hs
~ 'sis ~ property benefited by orsfianrf,s
80 la, emit 81 An ordinance 10 WIDER
sxssiiu and establish south Third STREET l.,
.iie CIV % Seattle. King elnrsg. Wast,isg-
ton teIfii"fY. and 10 provide Tor tn. ea1,-
g. r. nati0n ef real estate neeessary tts-,.-
~ toat tney, the salt property owneTs
az hrfebf required 10 spfoinf one r.-rs,,r,
20 1tt with two other persans f6pa ~
o"lh ~ ia Dr. appointed be the ugxusr.
"a Pselsriy e0uds IA bed By sad ssrssluas.e..
Se l,afi, and one hv TIA. Faavor "a
EsA1 s5ty 81 Seastle3 ls sp.,.sis
Inx a1i assessing esMases aud tSsnef-fs
with. ana fsyf the ASSESSMENT iistrSrt a.
sssis'7i snd established ~ section fsur -.
sal orainaBce No. iisl. Ia sceesrssat,cs
Nih NE FoFfsi0n 81 section tga al ~, a.,
o. thr legislature 81 ste {. rYitsrv ~ v.s~h
isst'ius entitled An at 20 rsvi~. ..a
Asassaa The charter 81 the cits II Ss.sttlc
approved February T. I41a % said snfs,lr,s..
h'sht = 70 ~ made ia whiting ana fiI...t
~sth TIE cts elffk ~ he s8.y II e.fffs. -.
sf tssfSse ssie ssh day of Jolly, A %. Is-Ft
&. " FgRxg.. city eier.
Isss. '"4s y
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~ ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN.
-. wufEs, fsE 4 rsss8e. gs79s.rlsss..s-
g. SE2.sss ~ cess.stfrF Aaf pa lsf4zw aesk
sSsse z tsA artistic sAItts = fuil szsfE.is &c
Ais55se4s ceas sStig ea hsss3 y..s5fiv,.is
ass2 e,'eafsT fazu sny ofses Ara "a
t.se GAS .ies 2sz wEsa r.-fres. 60. u
- tfas - ffee 90 s8&sFe. PIKE ste.sss
- 2 a.-r.h ans - = -.
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TEE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Ies.ef3sy morning EuiteFi states MAJ.
snai HAniis3n gave gn.fruss,f,,,s - 81
tsaH ne ( 90 fny a ssr.uly ~ 3 3
ieTtsis- Tssvos psia covering. he rgafsef.;
siA - used Ia The ef.assrsfes5er, "a re-
E-HerEl MI AhafE - Ny -. ..i.....a -
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4 Ii PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
"a for work performes or material fur
nished in the construction OF the steamer
state Of Washington. recently built al Hol-
lands ship yard, this city. are hereby re-
qnested 10 present the same To the under
signed within thirty (So} .days from the
cafe OF this notice Mitchell Ashton &
Chapman. Dated Tacoma. W. r., July II.
Is-l
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II ore can tassgp cgFs~etlx AZ .a.s
stage q tas psvsrsss sxs A. sasar II
The constitutional ,saveasiaes naa ia
ssssson are animated hy = spssst ussea
y hsghly ervlissale IL their aess lxys
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VI =. WILLARD. ROOMS II ans a. 1i5xs
VI Ftoat street Voice culture f,5aT,oi
guitar. ei'sesltiou; physical eultslre class i,
a ~ SATURDAYS
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" AN Eis-A sgsCS5 MAN NE~sEEs
sav sxnsaHt~ 81 ~ 1oa * 20
9s5Tf Sasisf se ~ 3 sa Asassa ssee-
SgaFSss g. q E as'g9tggl sscVf
9#aeE
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TO LEASE-FoR A TERM og FIVE
L wears ao}cc Business lots for haiit.
ing, Also hosise corner SECOND aud seneca
lu4Gtre " 4. hsshruuck s Go. -sCoasi
street between alumni and Marion
Two fEASE-LoTs on COMMERCIAL.
1 Front second. Third and wasainSi ter,
streets u. \ Csrrshgg i Co., sl.is >cauuti
SsfVef
DENT OR LEA-E-ANT PERSON ~.
IL tending ID bald, ~ who has losisiua
haase io lease With fsrnitafe for sale. can
hud Co~to;meT t. e0t OF buy 0l3rssre
~ ~cconf street
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To N fSE

'I'o LEA1k FOR MANUFACTURING
Water front or South Lake Union. 4
splendid chance. Inquire of Jacobs 4 Jen
usE, ur L. I. AaorVws. Boston block, raonl
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VI. make j. row l.gf.,as,.it ~. st,s 80.
s.ie Of Third street. oetaten James an,
ifsStssr axearse ~4s'f
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NJ AND MRS. T. J. Castle. uFAT-
~ ets and teaaherE- Loessian 4 nd SEQ
oLsz -Lrett. 4 q box ? ~4asfle "
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BORT Tow SSEND, JULY 5, fss9. THE
FIRM of 6rifiths. Meycr & efetspu,
heretofore existing az Port Towr>a2i and
Tacoma. W. T., having been dissolved and
eeasing 10 exist, Is per special notice OF
above date. published IN this paper. shall
heHeaiorth o. business a. snip agent char
Ter freiahf aud mereh aaiise broker under
she undersigned name. nv headquarters
remaining az Port Townsend.
J. z MEYER
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

I.,RATERNfTY LODGE. NO. fs.TO -.
u f.. meets every ThHrsasy evening. nj (
clock, IN the hal % seattle Lodge. North
Seattle AL members Of The, rider n god
standing are cordially inyiieti 10 sttend.
l.. r, COMPTON, y q.
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seattle. Jay II. lsss. 10
the ~sfe Of r. J. iesima3n. s9n,
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Advertisements anGeT the neads OF Lest
FounA For -ale. For Rent. afad situations
wanted vii ~ inserted 81 the rate OF :
aents a word for first insertion. cent 3
wori tsF each subsequent insertion. Pay
uieft slsays IN advance.
SoTfCF-Ths business office nf the Posi-
iSrKLGfGEScEg vii hereafter BE- open untsi
gp m Classified advertisements viii be
received np "a his hour.
The following leitsrz are awaiting sdver-
tfsafs n this office
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EIITCaTTOs1I.

NJ ~ atLNOrR Will. III. " cogfiuu.
VI her private faiti9ns ln English. Ger.
ntso all 70 usic throughout the summer
u. address j. ~ Banner street
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iHikLE AND MEBgfTT-aNFET7 : \
and Foreign Detective Aaenry ~
sPfiag street, bsfyesea second as.a 'FRONT.'
Box 51{ seattle " T
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T.. =" 4ks.E4-. EffT EsEEk
s.fss Tsaas lrzssss. % tas Essssse. ga5g :. sss8
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l. ~ A~+F-Ns - a a fthfk NE~ UP
l saS spa eight g0.sns eseh. Gilmore.
lia ~ecaa3 street..
INoK EENT-AT FREMONT IAKF
Il lu5ou. Eve 7-rs.sm hssB>es. euiy as
ueHihlY nothing equal e. fheua hsf the
rteacE Ssso Sac lacfuFs bajlsiee ssxSf
fttt. near tssca,fc sfosM hnaary. y5yht as
lsse ason uaain A.s'i sssls "a = rs n, lr,sa3
glsst iH fmfnf Favorable lease aus terms
NJ Fai lissS essan 81, Hpsteu siprk
L'og gESr-fwo sroRgs AMP oNE
u basement ia etet black uu Frurt
street t<twesn Nln< aui egsr ssrertS
la'}tlEe s. fFcn ssN
INaa KENr-FTkNlsaEp kaoN~ ~
ErtvA1s tamfy 4stz Stehsa ssrre
ntsf ~trsaTe
t.sVE kENT Etuut. Ht1 MID RuE.SF
Il ciQse ta farntHse ieg sale t.jasars
~ s. atss sirvst
IN}a HENr--A .RNI.HEn ABOVE
sAsts- Pc o9e ~ 9'a@ gsss isrssn. g..
t4t~ .s.a-tf fssTilEs Faa rtevT.sa ASST 5scs-
SEQ streets
t.>U& RENT --T wp INTERVIEWED
Fsesfss Fra f.fssssl hes.fe ansr q .s.t~s..
are a. t1E}sal ~eor 20 riEht pz-ssrs
tes pats s&uttal eraFg tHsa Esasp Az
3,zs, p = ~ ~
l.NAR Rant FgRN{~BEu KooN& 81
81 eseGa a stetek
rNeG AENT - VotE fNttRNF-f{sfs
ffasezs Pre- tsss saess S-ea.-z fneHtss
tskr ~se-s ia@hef tas aGe sAse
tHtsH
IIOTsf> R&NFfp. RENT~ Q1fGet.r.
II o fn tss-go 4Aeu - rss.t.ts.
ff wa aat H aaTsarstt, e, -.. r.as
DH@sa as. 3sFae fasoaa ts.a fs.l
aa.srf, 5ls sxseai srseeE
Iva BENf Nk~Jy FfA>5~RKn
4
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BINTtn- 10 RENF.

'i'No IoUNG cEN rLEAES WANT 4
L nicely furnished room, commanding a
Nic~ 81 sac bsgHnT, UnsE tse within EaH
minutes walk "a tha gsnsiaisice. vita ~
witheUt beard Address Thornton. Post
t8testtEeHcRT od4cx
w ANTtb -- nNE OR TWO USFITR-
w u5shs1 r0ams gar msa and wife for
ti&hf housekeeping Addrcss p r. "
this ugfre
IA ANtkh To KkSr~-WE HAVE
w reHlrfs tar twenty vacant hsssfstss
slSo customer Or lo3etns nonsss Who
has AntF tiiiusoic 4 Co, 10 second sfrs.S-t.
NA>FEp-HoUsEs To kENT. REN -
W te ri'lie g. p a. s= sie So seli Trsuaee
s isttea. hrotsrs u0ose a. Rutke block
cnrntr fafFa sHd alssu
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Z ~ WIFI
- n - 941y 4nADacAnss&s-cos- Fuus<A
~ NAIL:
ny I yeGx, tn edvsane. ..-. so 81
0onxn, In adsnnce 70
seay. yeeE: r edvsncs. ..------- =
4.y. I yeas. = advances %
Nesh'5 sud esndAJ. ! year, Ia aires . -
~ cADKsxs fin the eify-s
oealy. ~ vseh. ---------.-..-------.----xs asnss
eoelwlAsss s1essse ss1ssssss sasspas
.- ~ - - s1srsss - - - -
A11ssss 9 rsussss.ses q Se<r-sxYrI-
seNCxs o.. sssssss-
1ne 5-luTK1x1sxxcks 70 CO sale ~
- 1olll h9 assneless
- sAEsczsco. cAl~-fxaAos Hotel aess
los AxssIEs. Cat zswsrss 4 nsruer,
y U& Yfrst street.
k1esIAsD, ok.-wfiees kexs ssssa
kAneAs CITY, MOB. Glssx. = xsss
DEsvss. coi---c. smith 4 son. rssss@ssss
o04 Lawrence.
sExyssH cssIessss.
yArC0uvna-w. Hsrfsoa. :. +. 7faeY.
yfcTonTA--F. J. Hail.
Ngw wssTnTssTxs-zsa 3. Hall
wssafaoTsn.
AngspRRs-N, y fsoE~An
Agaco9Ts.-J ~ Aa~sFs.
Bex1InoHAM-JsnesE NsiIs0u
Encopa--H. L1rd
9osNordIxs~J. " Lyons
CHxrx1-T. y HsYrfses-
cHeHALIs-~B Daniel ~ kirk
BAyygs--W. Y. gsfrrf1
EbgEwArkk-T. HutebeEsssn.
EILsssEEs Ia fssTy.
fELsxs--E. Rsh4s.
KEEy-Cniou News Co
Nosrgaas0--D. C. Lewis.
N011H fAKfmA-Esbefrsaa Esa&-
P0ET ELAGHEY-H. Il Prizes.
RoAT LCpf<)U--Iuuts Poole
Fosr AADtsos-P. !. Primrose.
PozT TosssgsU-N- J. Levsnesn
YuyALLur--f5fEs~xsn 4 Smitas
ExHoAE-g. Richardson.
HSoHoxisH-fnfon News To-
ssoQCALsfg--Thea. ~. 7henasssi
tfoKAxE FALa-s-~I. u. Arment
eUhFGE~-T. Is. barr.
1AGoHk-lhafie< r.. rsaszfsJse. Office
opposite Tacoma hotel
NALL. WALLa--A " Hart
WHAreoN~Ma alter Fouls
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AZ ) PER CENT,

insere>t--sSop paying rent AMI own your
own horne stock Ia the American Build
itsS. Lean ami Investment spetty. Of Chi.
cage. Wi}! cuaale you To 10 this ai aNaya
rate ri Interest. for further Information
as.iress 0r spply e. ". O. Franklin q 10,
- Columbia street, Nswiiu's hlork room 2
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--s'.---''-s--s-H-s.sssa-
y TENDaE.GPFygRS.

N NJ. HINMAN. STENOGRAPHER
- an1 fypesflier operator. ali work
thsr from dicfstion or Euanusrrfut
promptly and accurately executed. Rooms
I aud Atkins block. Columbia, befwesr,
Thfrit and Fnuffh sfrraf.
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OK CORPORATIONS.
The Committee Agree Upon an
Artie1s for she Ganstsf nffon.

UIYMFft, July Is-Ibe C0mnlttee
on corporations ether than municipal
has agreed npon the following sections
for On article To the constitution. The
report Is complete except one or more
sections 10 references 10 railroad com
,.ls.ns,.stsr.
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STEAMSHIP IyyES.

THE ogfos TiOS STEAMSHIP All.
minEson, Prank Worth. lassser. carry
lis sFeisni aud PASSENGERS 81 reduced
rs3es. vii sail from san FraDci.cn r.
ss9en6 eovt< } A. Hatfield. sgf
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l.N}k RRNT-N VACANT HOUSES ~
i sax spa visat yUsns essh Gilmore.
fta %scuu8 sfFp.s
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C0YTF1Cr0ES iyD RI7JIDI71.

n Ill. MENDA & Co. CONTRACTORS
" and builders. Plans aud spccihea
lobs furnished upon application. Special.
- of Office fixtures. sGg Columbia street.
WHARvEs And FOUNDATIONS.
w Francisco Bridge Co, engineers and
contractors Wharf bGilding. pile driving.
seven orlTers, 5000 piles. 1900, 600 feet Or
lumber contracted. Prices for work the
same ~ before the FIRE. Once, foot Jack.
kon street.
pESJAAfS b. EMARD. CARPENTER
ID and builder; bridges aud b.ild!ues.
es linates given; work superintendent per.
sonslly. Address pnsfotfiec, Seattle
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NoTICE To CONTRACTORS.

4 TIENTioN. CONTRACTORS - THE
4. I baiifels Material Company have
sBaai perfected arrangements to promptly
deliver 81 customers rahbie and tissnensitsn
staaf, common aud pressed brick, iinaa
cement, plaster hair, lumber trough and
dressed, lath ard shingits fn any / sired
quantity. Temporary Office ia ssIhe Pair
tent -fg~ %f-assftft es~as.
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ss=sa-
EHFEoiukST H4NrED.

WASfEb - BAKER WISHES EN-.
w Pioy A y, Post INTEL geneer
oitce.
WANTEp-YuN%G MAN WITH aOuD
w city references desires permanent en-
pl0yment- clerical or otherwise Address
4 X. Mcleod. D. q. box ga
NA>Tkp--A POSITION As stPERfN.
w ieatent ty - frss-clsss mechanic
wifh theory practice aud gassd references
a ddresS u, Post -intclliEauCsf Office
AIANFkn -- SITUATION ~ Filler.
" saw hammerer, or Sawyer Address
Filler fssf intsiiigspser efiics
~ ANTkn-HY A LADY. \ POSITION
w IS to0kkecGser, eopyist, ciefk or
huust kee{scf; = Coinfcfeut Re- teach vocal
sGd instrumental masir, excellent refer
gnees u e., fost- Intelligence Office.
ASTEp-fS sSlTIuS BY COMPgTENT
w hssak keeper sl,e}asS city reference
Address e.. 9h's ufiicC
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

: =
HAVE A NO. | OPPORTUNITY FOR
i frst-elsss business man ~ enter in e.
tablished and prosperous mercantile bust
ness. Percy W. Rochester. r9oE Ia, Lew
elfyu- Dodge building.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20
SUMNER.

The good reports concerning Kan
sas crops must have been wide
spread, Judging from the itineriant
salesmen's visits. We are glad that
districts 80 and 81 have improved the
opportunity to secure needed school
supplies. Although the news will
be old I must not fail to mention the
names of the delegates, elected at
caucus, who attended the burg Sep
TENDER Id: Mr., McKune, D. COnk-
lin, @. Gould, Allen Ferguson. Last
year a mistake was made in the name,
which should, and would have been
corrected, had the writer known of
the unpleasant results to said dele
gate M.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20

We this week place the name of
Hon. S. D. Decker, Republican nomi-
nee for District Judge, at the head of
our columns. Mr.. Decker is our
choice.
First, because we believe him to be
the nominee of the properly organ
lied Republican Judicial Convention;
Second, because nine representa-
tive men of Phillips county, chosen
as delegates to the Judicial conven-
ton, declared him heregular Repub-
ican nominee; and
Third, because Mr.. Decker has all
along favored submission of the
matter to the Republican State Cen
trial Committee-ready to sacrifice
self interest for the sake of harmony,
and for the best interest of the Re
publican party,
And we believe, to-day, a majority
of the Republicans of Phillips county
would vote to sustain the action of
her delegates at the Atwood conven-
ton.
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Continued neat qC8ek
Republican County Convention.


The Republican delegates of Phillips county
met at the court house as per appointment.
Chairman Spurlock called the convention to or
der, and Secretary, E. F. KorHs, read the call.
On motion of G. A. Spaulding. Capt. E. Huff
was elected temporary chairman, and on
motion of y. B. Mccormick, j. N. Curl, of Long
Island, was elected temporary secretary.
On motion the chairman appointed the follow
ing committees:
On credentials-C. W. Hull, Frank Stinson, a.
c. Hays. W. A. Reader, J. K. Glasgow.
On resOlutions-Chas. Mcleod, I. ". Nettle-
ship, Maj. Drumhiller
On order Of business and permanent organic
atiOn-H. MOultOn, C, A. Lewis, L. W. Under
wood, C. NJ. Conkling, M. Mech.
Moved, by c. A. Lewis, that the Chair appoint
a seargeant-at arms to make allotment Of seats
for delegations. Chair appointed J. Nipps.
Moved, by I. W. Nettleship, that convention
adjourn for dinner, to meet again at o'clock.
Carried,
Convention met pursuant to appointment; cal
led to order by chairman pro tenn.
Committee on credentials reported the various
delegates entitled to seats. When Freedom town
ship was reached tine report was as follows: We
find only three delegates instead of five, and we
recommend that they cast tina full vote of the
township, On PlAinvieW we find a contest, or
rather protest, the charge being that they were
eenbackers. Upon investigation we have de-
cided that NJ. Meeks, j Boyd and w Burnside
are entitled to seats.
Moved, by A. S. Howard, that the report be
accepted. Carried.
Committee on permanent organization and or
der Of bushes reported: We recommend that
temporary organization be made permanent, that
we proceed 70 nominate candidates as follows:
1st Treasurer, 2nd, Register of Deeds, Bird, Clerk.
4th, Sheriff, 5th, Surveyor, 9th, Coroner, 9TH
Commissioner. We further recommend that in
ballOting the secretary call the townships, and
the chairman OF each delegation announce the
vote viva vOce. Report accepted.
Report of Committee on resolutions: That
part having reference to primary system of
election for delegates was laid on the table
for futher consideration: balance of report
| accepted,
On motion F. CT OhnsOn was elected assist
| ant secretary to record votes,
Motions being lin order T. BracBen was
nominated by W. A. Reeder, seconded by G.
a. Lewis: c. o. Wilcox was nominated by J.
/ H. TahnRhiH seconded by w. n. Adams, on
canvassing votes when Long Island was
/ reached, A. c. Hays withdrew WiIcOx's name
/ and moved to make Bracken's nomination
/ unanimous. carried.
/ For Register OF Deeds, j. W. Roach nominal
! ed A. II. Granger, Davis Cheney nominated
I Eingery seconded by n. B. Mccormick, a. C.
4 Hayes nominated spurlOek seconded by C. "
I Hull Maj. Drumhiller nominated 8IcGu sec
/ Onded by J. H. Young, C. A. Lewis nominated
/ B. E. Norton seconded by A. ". Robertson
/ on canvassing. the votes the following was the
result:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20
The Dwarf's Reply to the Giant,

The Dwarf 8 Reply to the Giant,
Bro. Boyd, of the Freeman, tried
two weeks ago to set his number
elevens down on us and pierce us
with his Faber Hear him comment
on what we said in regard to his
squib about the Judicial convention:
IF Ped's friends could sell him for
what he thinks he knows and buy
him back again for what he does
know, they could make a fortune.
The squib did appear in the Free
man, and it Is correct, and if Ped
was not a donkey he could have
known that it referred to the county
Judicial convention, as the judicial
convention at Atwood was held the
same day that the Freeman was is
sued What an astute Ped, to be
sure In the county convention
the Hon. Daniel made Just the mo-
ton referred to, in the interest Of
the Phillipsburg ring, and by this
means was able to send a delega-
ton capable Of being manipulated
any way to suit the occasion.
In the legislature the latter part of
the remark is true; for the Honest
Dan voted against the appropriation
for the Soldiers Orphans Home, and
he pOcketed the petition arranged by
Ped and others, and never even in
trOduced a bill to carry them out.
As a matter of fact, a great many
men who were pr esent say that Dan
was not a chairman of the Republi-
can convention, but chairman of a
rump convention run in the interest
of the ring"
Well, now! w are very much
afraid that Bro. Boyd broke, or at
least bent the click spring of his cogi-
tator in bringing forth the above pro
found and exceedingly eloquent Ian
guage. His gigantic intellect will,
no doubt, be impaired for months
and he may be unable to oversee the
U. L. county convention and SUI
pervise the fall campaign in conse-
quence of this strain.
OF course, we are but a mere
pygmy, as compared to this intel
lectual Goliath, and we are no doubt
very presumptuous to attempt any
reply to him.
It may be that the convention al
Atwood was held on the same dav
that the Freeman was issued. but &
we remember rightly the Freeman
was issued on the 22nd, while the
Atwood convention was held the 10th
tico days before; plenty of time fol
Mr.. Boyd to write up all the damaa
ing. report that he pleased.
However, we will allow him the
privilege to mean the county Judic
ia1 convention, if that suits him bet
ter, only remarking that as it was Z
Republican convention it was snonc
Of his funeral" if ''the Hon. Daniel
did make a motion to adjourn.
By the way, we wonder if the read
ers of the Freeman noticed that th,
name of Hon. L. K Pratt stood a
the head Of the FreemG9a'S columns
as its candidate until Mr.. Bertran
was nominated by the democrats, anC
that since that time it is not there.
Thereby hangs a tale" PED.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20

For surveyor W. B. Stubert was nOwinated
by acclamBtiOn.
For coroner, the chair said he supposed the
convention wanted dead man, upon which
Mr.. Reeder nominated Cleveland; C. A. Lew
is objected on the grounds that a dead man
cannot sit over his own corpse, after which
1 NIileY was chosen by exclamation.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20
Money, Money ! Money II

Save money and time by placing
your application for farm loans with
the First National Bank Of Phillips
burg. They will make you as low
rates as any one offers in the county
and pay you your money when the
papers are signed. Of.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-20

Every one is invited to come to E. B.
seweu & Co.'S and see the biggest line of
everything in Phillpsburg. Big Cad" next
week. Goods are here tho and prices are
lower than any competition. Visit while
in to the Fair. e. B. SEWELL & 90.
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welcome, which it had been longing to feel, re
plying as he did so; ''Ah! yes, know you now,
and bid you welcome back to Phillips county.
She takes a seat away up in the front row this
year. How unfortunate that you should leave
last year just when She was coming on so splen-
didIy. But-eyeing my threadbare coat and tat
tered pants-how have you prospered since you
went away? Poorly, I reckon