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II. W. q. Folk s CO.. bargains.


81 feet front on Main street. fine business locn-
80 to SO feet front ON Main street, near SIKH
avenue 500 per front foot.
30 to 60 feet on Main street below the Iron
front building at $500 per front foot,
100 feet on Helena avenue near Main street, al
$50 feet on Helena avenue, corner. It $3.50 ne,
so1ls9 on Main street at 500 Der front foot
Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No l.
100 feet On corner Central addition at ss2s(
rs feet on corner Central addition for $t,ocO
:, 100 feet Flower Garden addition, close Il
Ne6thean Pacific depot, at $i2 per front loot.
$1,000.
bo11io choice corner Bas-ett addition, price
Six choice lots in Jockey addition from $500 t,
$500 each. 4
IS fest on Edwards street, near Y ain, a. $3.50 re-
600 feet en- lower Main street from $55 to $8l
per front foot; choice property.
for IKE ow q II on electro Inns
20 acres I'M sie the city linlits. plated at $780,
900 This is tho cheapest property to-day offered
III re choice lots in Cox addition 1t bedrcc;
prices.
One lot in Northern Pacific second addition
l0Oxl4O on Eighth avenue, price S2,200.
Ivy feet corner knight street. Hauser addition,
AZ $SU Der II ont loot.
Several choice locations on tho Hausee boulo-
ward, In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$1,000 -Two-story frame, eleven room. clofots
and cellar. water in house and yard; terms 5000
cash, $4,000 at two .slrs. g per cent interest.
This a!s property rents for S45 per month.
,S2.DO-(!ne story frame. i've rooms ana bath
closets and cellar, wator in hOu o and yard, ON
lot 4lx14O; INQUIRE for terms:
$ShOo-Two-htcry frums house. ten rooms
bath, closets and cellar, water in house and yard
lot 46hxl4O: inquire for terms
$8,5O0-Two-story frame house, eight rooms,
AZ modern conveniences. west side on motor
$500 Two-story frame house,. six rooms,
bath, etc. stable on lot, lot 60xi25, west side;
forms 81, 400 cash. balance long time
g. oo0 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
$4,O0O-lwo-stUry franc, five rooms, water in
house; terms $500 ca.h, balance to suit.
yard; terme $500 caah, balance to suit.
~: 4O0-kjght-rOOm brick hOuse, water in yard,
stable tyr ten horses. Sheds otc., Broadwatef adj
IS "0o--t our.room frame house OH Madison
avenue, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
$4,000 Two-story frame HOUSE, nix rooms and
bath, closets. etc., west side; trina $500 cash,
S1,2oO-Two. story franc house on Clark street
seven rooms. bath. etc.; terms $50 cath. balance
Si,sOo-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No
contains fvs rooms. cellar asd cll sets; No. z
terms ssso cash. "a Two Years. pss cent ''O
the yard, lot 51si!Ss tsrns Si.soc cash; bsl.ncs
$3.50 Ons-stoIy frame house. I've rooms. two
Northern Pacific addition Ne i. water IL Yard d.
Special inducements will DO made on Great
palls and Butte property. Aero tracts suitable
tor plating always on hand.
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. REAL ESTATE.
a. ,. ss..,s . Co, bailey Bloes. one

A. J. ssssle . Co. Bailey Block. Onsr,
Esht-rcem house ON corner lot. 6Ox10o feet,
e osss sncs So .ss aor u
cent.
Aillsdaie street. only Ss4oo; sl.ooO oash. balance
shlI.sd stss.s sag sssS sIooa &c cash. Ssi.nos
Nve-room frame house On lot. 5ox10l ON
Eleventh svsnus only ssoo cssh = 100 in
six-room frame hoq.s on lot. sc.ioo, on Fifth
avenue on street car line $3.50, 81 CO., cash, bal
7sais test north ana ssss ni front, corner Gar
Rs In I, M
12SxlS feet south and east front. corner Madi-
SON and Cannon streets in BroaGwater addition;
prica $1,000, one-third cash. balance one and Two
looxl2s feet ON electric motor. in Broadwatsr
addition price $l,8l0, one-third cash, balance
ono and Two yeafs at 10 per cent.
avenue. one block from -ectric motor: SIS cor
foot one-third cash. balance one and two years
lOoxi25 feet on Peosta avenue, one block from
electric motor in krcadwater addition; SIS per
foot, one-third caeh. balance one and two PEARS
l2sxl22 fest south and east, corner Loxsn and
Lynd:lc ayenue on motor limo In Central addi-
5oxiSO feet on Lynaale avenue in Northern Pa
clio addition, for 1850 cash,
5o4lao get corner o. Lyndsls avenue in North
soSo ises on Sosr In Northern Pa
5oxiSO feet On Park avenue in Capitol Hin ID.
s0xlish feet ON Logan strest in Central addi-
.7s1iisx let on Warren strsst In Central aadi
' S5xiso feet on Main in street, for sl2,soo cash.
e0xloo feet south and west front, corner Fonr'
tsenth and Pearl streets in Central addition. fol
iO0xl5O feet north and west front, ..orne,
Spruce and Mound streets In Mauldin addition
Nxl19 feet on Lyndale avenue in PsIohen i'd
dition. on electric motor, for $4,000. favorable
50xlao feet corner livingston and Dakota
streets on motor line, for $500.
5Oxl4O feet on Missoula street in Jockey addi
ton, for $3.50, one-third cash, balance six ard
bOxl4O feet corner Dakota and Billings avenue.
in Jockey addition. Tor 500. terms one. third
5ox14o feet on Butte street in Jockey addition fol
5oxi4v feet on Missoula street in Jockey add
ton. only 500, terms easy.
50xl2O feet on Davis street in Lcckey sddi.
six and twelve months at 10 per cent.
S2xlO0 feet on corner Bridge and Raleigh
stEests only geo tot, terms favorable sei
so1i2S fest on knight street in Syndicate add;
cash, balance July |, 81, at 10 per cont.
5Oxl25 feet corner Laurel and Cannon streets
in Syndicate addition for $l6 per foot, terms
half cash, balance July !, '9l, Ut 10 per cent.
5Oxl25 feet on Wilder avenue, for $l2 per foot,
terms cay.
6Ox125 feet on Hollins avenue. on electric
motor, for only $12 per foot, terms easy.
Lots in Flowers addition at from 81 70 % pei
foot on favorable terms
10 acres swA Of sen Of sec. Is, tpA 10. n I "
for $4,000.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The population Of the state Of Kansas ia
,4e3, 485. an increase of 1883.
The Consolidated leo Machine company,
Ii Chicago, made an assignment Tuesday.
10 schedule was fled, but the figures are
laid to be heavy.
Sir William Gosset Was killed Tuesday at
|Iission station, ON the Canadian Pacific
|ailroad, by the accidental discharge of his
|un, while out hunting.
The police census of New York, completed
tuesday afternoon, show New York City 9
population to be LIS, 715. an increase OF
|37, PA over the government figures.
Richard T. Brown, member of firm of
Iood carvers, committed suicide Tuesday
II jumping off the Eads bridge at st. Louis
Ito the river, distance of 100 feet. He
lift note hoping for pardon for using such
beans in escaping from his troubles.
Danny Needam. of st. Paul, and Billy
|fehan, of San Francisco, light weights.
|ought at Seattle Tuesday night with four
|unce gloves at thr Seattle Athletic club
|or a purse of 81. 600. Mehan was knocked
Int in the forty-third round, after fierce
attle.
F In the Vermont Senate Tuesday Justin 8.
iorrill received twenty-seven votes for
nited States senator. Edward j. Phelps
Ine. In the house Morrill, l57, Phelps IF
's-six. Both houses met in joint session
Wednesday and formally announced the
lection of Mr.. Morrill,.
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HO! For Spokane Fails.

AVs = VI 0PWA149 = A111s
On account Of the Northwest Industris
exposition at Spokane Falls the Northern
Pacific Railroad will make a rate of one and
one fifth fare from Helena to Spokane and
return, with hfty cents added for admission
fee. Tickets ON sale commencing Monday,
Sept. 18th. and continuing on Mondayl
Wednesdays and Fridays of each week uf
to October 31st inclusive. Tickets limited
to seven days from date of sale.
CHAs. s. Fee,
g. p, T. A. st. Paul.
A. d. EDGAR, Gen. AQt. Helena.
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cussed the railway situation for some time.
They hardly seemed to think the emergency
sufficiently strong to justify them in doing
anything now toward recognising the ss-'
ISOLATION or attempting to straighten ont
the complications that exist in freight and
passenger tariffs.
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Arnit.se . Plat.

Afmitage . P1atG
ACREs.
$50 Per acre, 100 acres nine miles from city.
$40 Der acre, 30 acres close to city.
$50 per acre, ITO acres five miles from city
$50 per acre, sou acres six miles from city.
Several large -nches, frst-class in all rcspects
great bargains.
LOTS.
$3.50 psr front foot, IS lots in Hershisld adj.
ton.
$50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue a,d
Ph3rix aveuue. 49,
So . $500 lots in Northern Pasinc second
Sss Der trent foot. onc-k y block in D. lae,
addition, Warren streyt. yS.s 5
addition.
sNoSe "A choice bAines lot adioins Montans
Nssional bank. s.g 8
IS M 4 It foot. corner Twelfth avsnss md
Va .ren street.
$50 Ter froAt foot, lots on Hauser boulevard
E$a,,S0-Fun /. on Sixth avenue. inside HohAck
SIS Improved property paying $50 Pr
e nth
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All requiring expert medical or surgi-
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THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE,
ST. PAUL R'Y

70 tho Fast Mail Short Line from al
Paul and Minneapolis via Lc Crosse aud
Milwaukee to Chicago and all points s.
the Eastern States and Canada Il r
tho only line under one maas9ement BE-
tween st. Paul and Chicago, and is the
Finest Equipped Railway in the North
west. It IL tho only Inns running Pull.
nan Drswing-rcom Sleeping cars with
dining cars in tho world, via the famous
.River Bank Route. along the shores a
Lake Pspin and the beautiful Misniaeipn
river to Milwaukee and Chicaeo. IN
trains connect with those oe the North.
ern lines In the Grand Union depot &
st. Paul. No CHANGE d carr a ~ 49,
between St Paul and Chioon RdR
through tickets, time tablaa n fnllin.
formation, apply to any eoupon G1I11
oeant + ~ nogthvsst 8
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Helena Real Estate and Buildin: Associa-
Eerber, b. Eoad, Secretary.

Helena Real Estate and building Associa-
ton.
Esrber, b. Eoed, Secretary.
Ground Floor, Eailey Book.
AGO lots neaS city limits, 500 each; SIS cash ara
So per week. a1' M 4 -
200 lots near Northern Pacific depot, SIPS each;
IS cash and 80 per week. #E III ~
20 lots in Northern Pacific nd iition Nc. 2, $50
each; $25 cash and So per week.
Five lots ON Eighth avenue, 500 cash and 42s
ner month. r.
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No sumeient Emer<e.cv

CmcAeo, Oct. 1.-THE presidents Of the
mes in the Interstate Commerce Railway
sociation held meeting to-day and dis-
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REAL ESTATE a .sa III. IL
Wheeler, Word . Co.'S List =
LOTS.
200 feet in Ames addition, nj psv foot
100 feet in n. 7. addition, 4l2 Per foot.
80 feet on Madison avenue Tor S2.7O0
100 feet in Ming addition, ia Res foos;
70 feet on Shiland street for $1,000
Lots in Mclean Park e75 ea6h, SO cash and g
per week.
ACRES.
q acres nsae Rroadwatsr Hotd q $40 "
acre.
HOUSES.
Residence In Ha1ser edition, ea,000.
keeiuence In Bradford addition, q, 900.
Residence in Hohack b Cannon addition, -.
no.
Residence In Baseett addition, % 800.
Residence in Syndicate nddition, u, 000.
WHEELER, WORD d CO.,
l6 and il Gold block. HslsnA.
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3. b. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.

100 feet, . corner. Hasuer boulevard north
front, $780,
100 feet. Hauser boulevard south front, $3.50
80 feet, corner OF Laurel and Chotesu streeta
Syndicate addition. north front. $500.
% fest, corner ct Jocelyn and Wilder Streets
$500. Syndicate addition. =
800 feet. Syndicate addition. $4,000 Easy terms
200 feet, Syndicate addition, $4,000
90 feet on Helena avenue, fronting north, $4,000
1.60j feet on the east side. near he railroad,
$500. l77017 -
Property on lower Main stree. sIitable for inn
mediate improvement, price and terms upon APP
plication.
go feet Of property on Center street at rea.on-
able figures.
Lots IL the Syndicate addition. large list from
el2 to SIS.
Lots In the Ames addition, I'll to So.
Lots In the Bellvue addition, SIS 10 50 pee
foot.
Lots in Hotel park. price and terms ON spppli-
cation.
Largo List Of acres inside and outside the city
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WANTED MEN FOR MlSsoULA;
w fifty track layers for Assinaboine; twenty
five men for woods, $45 and board, in the Little
White House.
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WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures ON this
ground. One OF our agents earned $500 in 'ey
Address P. o. Box 1871. New York.
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HELP-MIsCELLAySDJ

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN OF EDUCA-
W ton and good address at once to take
Eleven volumes, l..01 authors, 2,6n selections,
100 ful!-page portraits, in preparation for seven
years. Just completed. Five full-page portraits
free for thirty days. Chas. I. Webster q Co.,
East Fourteenth street. New York City.
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WANTED-A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN
" with small capital and good reference.
Douglas d Boyle 1909 Helena avenue.
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WANTED-CHANDLER THE LITTLE FELL
w low wants one man waiter, one 0ishWasher,
one third cook, one cook SIS per week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02
Prohibition and Population Again.

Vermont's population has fallen off
800 in the last ten years and Names
has increased only IA per cent. No
other states in the New England group
show up SO poorly in the census and no
other states in that group pretend to
prohibit liquor drinking or show more
drunkenness. Two other prohibition
states, Kansas and iowa in the west.
show a growth which the Prohibitionists
are pointing to with pride. But while
Iowa, with prohibition, has shown a
growth of Is per cent, the contiguous
state of Minnesota shows an increase
of 81 per cent. without prohibition and
| the contiguous state of Missouri % per
cent. without prohibition. While Kan
sas' increase is 43 per cent. in spite OF
prohibition, Nebraska on the north has
increased 122 per cent without prohi-
bition and Colorado or the west 10 PEI
cent without prohibition.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02

that, from a democratic standpoint,
are open to criticism. and from the way
Caraway, who was present in the after
noon, WINGED and squirmed, and fished
out his note book and pencil, we opine
they will receive share. Of his august
attention in the columns of the Regis
ter this week.
AS tie people who heard the
addresses are intelligent and good clti-
zens we doubt not that they are able to
fairly pass judgement upon the speak
ers. We believe the voters present will
not turn from their resolves as to what
they shall vote for in November with
out first hearing all sides of the knotry
questions now before them, and the
DEMOCRAT is perfectly willing to leave
the matter in their hands.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02

CARA Way came out last week in a
long editorial on Mr.. Banta's position
in politics. quoting the platform made
by a committee of which he was chair
man. at the republican county conven-
ton to select delegates to state and
congressional conventions, and compar-
ing it with the one he now stands on.
Wise men sometimes change theiI
opinion, but fools never. is something
which Mr.. Caraway should bear in
mind. Mr. Hapta has allied himself
with the resubmission republicans. and
true to himself aud the interests of bis
state he is today found as one of the
leaders in the fight against Kelly
Humphrey & CO., or in other words
the prohibition ring. and not because
he wanted what Caraway called th.
| empty honor of a nomination on thai
resubmission nticket.-Eilinwood Advo
cate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02
State Historical Society.

The fourth volume of the Transac-
tion of the Kansas State Historical
Society has been issued, bock of s19
pages. The volume includes the Filth
and Sixth Biennial Reports of the
society, before issued in pamphlet form,
and shows the business of the society
and its accessions during period of
four years 1Ss6-iS59, thus containing a
permanent record of the work of the
society for that period. The book also
contains the addresses delivered before
the society at the annual meetings.
from 1885 to 1890. Besides, half of
the volume is occupied with the official
correspondence pertaining to the Office
Of Governor of Kansas Territory during
the latter part of Gov Shannon-s
administration i'm 1856, and of Gov.
Gearys administration from SeplelD-
Der 9, 1855, to March 10, 1857, inelud-
ing the official executive minutes kept
by Gov. Geary. These documents
relate to a considerable portion of the
most stirring period Of Kansas terri
torial history. They have been gath
cred by Secretary Adams from congress
sional documents published about that
period. These documents have hitii-
sxto lain hidden from the general pub
lie. and much of What they contain will
be found to be new tn the students of
/ Kansas history. The book has an
alphabetical index of sixty pages. point
ing to every subject and almost every
name contained in if: also chronological
index TO the contents OF the public doc
uments- As q book of historical rcfer-
ence, it il one Of great value.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02

law was not adopted by majority vote
of the people, and it was against his
judgement, although he himself was a
temperance man. He had seen prohi-
b;t;on in Massachusetts,, and had
known it to be failure; had not advo-
Gated resubmission until he was assured
in his own mind that the law in the last
ten years had had fair and impartial
test. and that the majority of our peo.
ple were tired of it and wanted to vote
upon it again. Giving figures to show
that Kansas has gained but ~ per cent.
in population in the last ten years,
while Colorado has gained no,
Nebraska 12z, and so on; he stated
that when the census report, which is
withheld for political purposes until
after the election, is published In
full it will show that he is
right and Granny Kellogg is wrong.
You cannot legislate morality into
man; intemperance is a vice and not
crime; it is as much vice to eat hot
bread intemperately, to wear tight cor
sets intemperately and do thousand
other things Unexpectedly as to drink
liquor intemperately.
Closing his remarks, the Governor
said that Sc, 900 republican majority in
Kansas was not ''business, the old
soldiers know that better than anyone,
as the number of pensions issued to SOL
diers in. Kansas, the ''banner" state,
compared with the number issued to
Indiana soldiers a doubtful state,
will plainly show.
At the close of Governor Robinson's
address, Capt. Peck introduced Mayor
Clements, who addressed them from a
republican standpoint" He asserted
that the Governor said nothing but
what he could heartily endorse. He
had always been republican, but he
saw that now, for the good of his peo-
pie and the people of the entire state,
was good time to change the program
and vote with the democrats. His
party, he said, had fallen into the hands
of arrogant dictators, who had appar.
emily but one idea, and that "was to
hold Office, and as long as the $4,000
would go at the beck and call of the
Topeka ring they would continue to
hold Office, while the state might go to
the dogs. He pictured many Of the
evil results of prohibition, and said that
the republican party only was respon-
| sible for them. He charged that the
last Kansas legislature did nothing but
attempt to create new offices and raise
salaries. All the vast amount of adver-
tising Kansas has done of late years
has, he asserted, done no good; fol
there has been another lot of advertis
ers at work telling their friends to keel
out of a state whose laws permitted /:
poor woman to be fined hundred dol
lars and sent to Jail three months TO
selling three glasses of beer. Thou
sands of little white ballots would g
from the vest pockets of sensible voter
into the all-powerful ballot box, tha
would show the Humphrey triumvirat
that Kansans would again be free.
The Mayor was we'll received AM
: loudly cheered, as was also the Cover
nor, and the meeting will, we ar
assured, result in much good to tn
cause of resubmission and freedom
business and prosperity.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02
Qarawayls Calibre.

::'Judge Peters, whom Stoke, the
spiveling snotty snipe in a senseless
tirade, undertakes to helittle was inter
viewed by the Hutchinson News from
WHICH we take the following extract" "
THE extract was simply lot of flap
doodle slush such as the News has late
ly been dishing up to its readers, and
of no particular Importance, and our
only object in Noticing the article
quoted from above Is to give our read
ers who do not see Caraway's machine
made organ an idea of the low depths
of language and conception to which
such bitter and unprincipled partisans
as the Register editor can descend.
His vile Billingsgate is disgrace to
the journalistic prefession, and will
hereafter he treated with silent con-
tempt. Such foul vaporings of a dis
eased brain is nothing more than we
look for from ono who swears by a
political leader of the Ingalls, stripe
and who stoops to buy his way into
public Office The above quotation
shows the small calibre of the man who
poses as the brains of the republican
party in Barton county and who thinks
to hoist himself to the front by driving
opposition out of the field by his des
picable stink pots of personal abuse.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-02

SAY Caraway, If Is Was '.cowardly"
for the peoples party to have nothing
to. say on the question of prohibitiaa,
how Is it with yonE convention Of last
Saturday.