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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Mrs. r L. Sparks, who will be
remembered by old residents of
Franklin as the wife Of Firman-
G. Birdsall, a prosperous mer-
chant here during the thirties,
died on FEBRUARY 10th. at the home
Of her husband near Napoleon
vile.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

"Subscrii,e. wants the BAS-
NER to inform Sim If .xher. is any
truth in the lumor that the Sultan
If Turkey is to barenarrlcd. lhe
BANNER does not know Its III
formation on public and general
matters is vast, but it HIS not
made a study q the matrimonial
caprices Of the Sultan. Perhaps
..Subscriher' is the father OF d
brood Of interesting daughters,
and is prompted by self-interes'
to watch the fluctuations OF the
hymenial market. If such be the
case. we en- afford no ray Ct en-
lightenmept, but can offer a large
chunk Of valuable advice 1t is
don't bother the press.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Franklin, La. March 1, 1890.
The Mayor and Council met
this day in regular session. Pres
en': ". Mckrrall,s Mayor. and
Councllmcn Webnr, Drlahoussaye,
Morris. Smith and Bell.
The TrtaSurer'S statement
showed a balance on hand this
day Of ss2Ot;'.
Tie following hihs were pre-
Senfed and allowed and warrants
ordered to Issue for the same, viz:
A. A. Drlahoussaye, Amt pa
Sol Meade tor burying
morse. 81 60
Nails. Gee, nails 95r,
hauling .nmber, 15c,.... : 90
Paid ior = new bridges, 6 TO
As-G. Frere. For bill OF
drugs and medicines for
paulisrs to San. 8, 1890, . 80
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

A branch Of the Southern
Bull hing and Loan Association
was organized here this week by
II. Kieffer, the agent for Louisi-
ana. One hundred and fifty one
shaI les, of s1c0 each, were taken
up. To join the association, a fee
OF 8 1 90 per share is exacted, and
the dues are 60 cents per share
for b3 months afterwards.
The officers Of the branch are
NJ. Bell, President; H. Weber,
vice President; Il. E. O'Niell, Sec
+ tary and Treasurer, P. 81. Mentz
Attorney; and c. w. Abel, Local
Agent. The election for Directors
resulted in the selection Of Messrs'
IT,. w. LYMAN Fl. $. Palfrey, a
Hanson, J. 4. O'Niell. With 3d..
1000 II fsbe< asesnsefbed for, and
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

The fc'lowiug officers were I'M
animously elected at the last meet
ing Of the Social and Literary
Club: Mr.. Henderson Crawford,
Pr. sident; Mr.. u. B. Tarlton,
Vice President: Miss Katie Gill,
Secretary; Miss Mollie Allen, Fl
nancial Secretary; Miss Bette
Gordy, Censor; and Col. JOHN A
O'Niel, Treasurer. After the ter.
mination Of the ,Ienten seaaon, the
Club viii place OF the boards at
it's hall, "Ben Bolt" an interest
ing and exciting drama. The
cast of characters as arranged on
Tresd ay last is excellent, and the
prodr tctiOn Of the play will gain
f. esh |laurels for the tragic Muse
of thu Club.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

Read the Delinquent Tax Sales
! n this issue, and ifyour name ap-
pears therein, hasten to the
Eheriff's Office and pay up, so that
|your slumbers will not be dis
kurbed by visions of ''Sale for
Taxes"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

and cart. .,,.a, -r,,,cl
oc tar viii nont out and tie dfh-"r Will not ~
@ snaic;er ,ronerty will at and wou further dc'
sell the least quantity said property Of any dtnrI "h, -
adder will uy the amount OF taxes, ltertst 'a co>o "
said debtor the sale will without appai>tncht for cash
legal rlder money United States, and me No1rF:}
hail e redeemed 1t any time the space of yen - pc
tl,e rce Given with twenty per cent costs and " ts e.
a. g. FRERE. 49,
Sheriff and ex-af;'i' ~ bic" -.
,berjars office j Parish Of St Mary, La March 5 -
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

The Central Factory seems to be
q ing steadily forward. The survey
70 the switch from the S. PR. r. to
the Factory has been run and the
route decided on 1t is, in Our
opinion, the best that could have
been selected, both for the Facto
nv and the landowners.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1890-03-08

MARY BANNER the
pay MARCH 1890 of th hslea
JOURNAL a ases y ena
gusa gtems to Disc, ason It
sff last s' W,
- enes
stsa RI i
ncxt: schoo yar
rising ball, wasl
ball and v
cT:U, has been organ It is thong
baldwin nose sbr
en- 90 .no,ors
RUNNERS, 50 there must r m
weather Ia
A. G. Allen District auciv, C
w. J. sutton are in drop in
attending court q deg.
avy feezes Of la.t week least wass
Of harm; from
bad the
thought Notice h
o. MAYER PASSED through Of 5000 vii
o s n h"rsi he will i'll be s located nsr ne
be come hsr last
oa: of
baNSAE Is 1n n: u"'l "a discovered
in your subscription and " '
with the times. ale deaf
view cover the garden sni.rss las
5 mo- any attractive ~ Sp, y nv :"
Frost md freeze ~ -, 1
tn" young vegetables not crelte
o.,
;: ss; Al: and ; s i ' ,s:s '' a 's a,
lay has laid all the dust 50 extended t
ns is no" a pleasure sad bereav
bricks ., The " ws s
million moe will .
3Gh our. back
., p,..ons, ai"ent
ne LADIES' :" 'He ',"s " taking the
rh c grand collect i,
the eny pr Of the old c,uf, de
X Wel,e With the a.f words
cesstla deserve tnoc,r. We
OF
Missile Kent Of Alnss'n Ia
Off Underwood OF
lc1,cP la returned, to ~ =" i'
kin last Saturday ~ ~ 800
studio Il St Jnsas Academy ~ -"
Mr. H. n,in, Of Il cat plana an"'
lied a Saturday .,.,,.
,at weighed pounds when t,4, nd
Example 81 l, l,,,,
hat CONC in That line with tan nne -.
,ocl will b
Don't You know Eon h'Ft +x "sah~cr
er n w''i no ~. p, ,xsnn' Add INF;
"r me s1 to G its Subscription t" 1,, in q
,st "ara , ".* mn' the "' march p1 Oh
progress, and subscribe , r",tsrs Is
he l ~vr Is t district" s ~s"5ss I
mined carefully and eS-A Of
ecat c.. snaa de, as ,,, !" and is ls'
,o"s to Of them Symeni,l
Mr. Jno Tarlt,n this hshte e
dace. assDd B9nf Jnnt hob
to Breau OBren
# PetersAl We understand The
hit other parte, also annously
Interested the purchase. ing Of the
Club: NJ
Sheriff Freew went down to Pr sden;
Morgan City last week Week; ana ana epre
Pl aaah . no." NO. ~ rnler arrest for Secretary;
disturbing the peace They nancal S
partcipators in the recent shoot Gordy,
ing affairs there ONie, Tr
-, ,,,. rax s,es ninatonq
V'' ''o Do'n! ~ 49,. 80 a.
,ears therein, hasten to the '
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Basket frorA af the sa ,ans.

The onuaal rcVo~5 Cf the National mu- scum fer 1854 ccut.Ia- several i,rtsrpst ,,-- etllD logical Tage1s. Professor 0. Y. 1I;.- son gives q sketch ot tle basEefry If North American aborigine8. wbtciI is amply illustrated with Gravinrs of sreci- mcls and enlarged ra. .y.ons of the basket work, in order to Illustrate c1acclv the manner ot weaving. Mason discusses the methods in use all along Che coast of western Anerica from the Arctic ocean to California, in the interior, and auaon2 the tribes of the Atlantic coast, aud distiD guishes three types of basketry, which he calls the twined, the coied and the woven ones. The first is most frequently found on the northwest coast. Coiled basket work is almost exclusively used by the northern Time and ny inc Apache, while many tribes apply all methods of manu- facture. A great difficulty in determining inc "''""s Of characteristic forms is encoun-
 rough the C.eEcjency of the meth e.- many collectors, and the frae
 state of collections; many speci-
 h;cI are seemingly characteristic .- one rihe having il reality far wider .stT rion, while other characteristic ..aa re wanting in the collections
 -cucC.
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'E'he sj&Esa4 56c*r>Eg,

lis not eo be denied that a good sew .sg ma3h..e Is one of the most l7portaui aao tenences of tAe modern Louse- old
 We .ho. she we had eord oaehiue lati one jay tie agent af the EE7 God1 presented hir."it st oar door and pro ceedcl to d4ii~er an 9rau,o u;on is characteristic merits.
 -'Bot," ve ans cred. ''c1r -ua lin. its4se e1aad rcaoa tear. s.e,." The agent, Lo.,sus begged ,ae ai.i- | se of leaving one ot h', u-...... i...u,' -.. fls ladies to IT, @.h-.s,. est ia. .at u,te-ss- lie. >7 ,.e ..a.at tit-ba, u.o,s to otG-e l.. agent han aes thing e.ss; for a. ready rtI ..s rant tae !n"ohire. fnd has not -a- -aao- est ide' of he5 iug it.
 The mach.ae aoae it the lor.c i5 ~a. atFral :i.at t'- anie3 sh,a'5 a-.r. s~y fI %, nd a. 4.a.aq o.e i'4 .t. i-.. -.e
 "a.est j.H t'.alY
 ."a, t.t
 -e'r oG.ai o. -.a... oa-
 ,a1
 t.i~rH.. ja...s- D d. Ee T vr -e .e .H-. saase Mss aa +l ~ ae Francisco. Col
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met with on every hand, and 8. times almost seem Il able to deag them.
 Voters of today. here is tao record 1.-the Republican party wi5h which 1t comes before you and asks you fo vote for its candidates a5.., prin eip!es We comnead i ,. every voter, young or old. Laaa at it carefully wei a 1t well, 1, will bear the closest scrUtiuy Nots fol the party that has such msn to represent it, and that has mad. such record, and ia years to coma you will never regret it.
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A Unique and .I,a.nosIs Pearl.

No explanation eyer has Leau. ot. ev.5 wf-l he, forthcoming of the e,traordiuar freak oi nature in t1e foiIration of thc f.lcus car. known the southern cross. Originally discovered ct Pacuurn. ia western hustraIa, 1t consists of nine Ee'rls a..herins together in the form Of a Latin cross, seven in the shaft and two in tEe arms csc on each side of the sl,cfl, nearly oprosjte the second pearl from tro top The pearls are sli2btly compressed. ike peas in pod, and no Gacp oL any artliAc.ai junction can bc otseIre It hes D21n suggested t't ~cacrs Of sc-s weed nay lave et and l-c---i the fr iao ion.
 c pearls arc q fine gu r. tHrreb S.2-.ity i1- . et s.a parts. and tla value e tle zen s1,rv high tts character is unique, a,,da i 'e,i lie owner-an Irish man I i-.l .-e-tes--.7lth sure rigious awe Lat lo' 9 toas j.-ee- .e Was induced Co hide il ave! aui keep his Dossessf0D of it 6 secret.-i;oston Transcript.
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'Ehm5 s5o~pfsaE Eg5EI.

Wherein does the kick against Geo. v. Cheyney come in, on thi. so called Famous" bill? We d. not see it. Where isit? The Leg isiature If the Territory of Ari5oua when this bill was passed, vas com posed of twelve coune.lmen, eight Republicans and four Democrats. Only one-We9a, voted in he negative.
 The House was made up Of 34 members Twelve Democrats voted for the bill, and eleven Republicans, One member, J. C. Jones was ab-
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:e a.. D l.. raa
 Board nes pursuant t. 45.aos menl d5 i4 a. .l r3.. called, se.en ChliiInan f..5 itEaIls. 5u.ert C. '. Meeden, 0. Tow u4 n. Clerk.
 Minutes Of yesterday read approved.
 aepyr: County Treasurer ia c, up examined approved ai4J oc,,.r C filed.
 f. Aviia. registering fees allow | %1140.
 f. Avi a. registering fees allow, ,11.4O.
 LLevy, rem 1.s a.ts~ r.... O. 41.
 J. L Rc3audo, stationary r, office 2.J0.
 ;. l.. Redondo, intcr2et.er D: justice court : 5o.
 J. Il. Manning spctIal S0aiU 5.CO
 NJ. J. Nugeist, for ice furnished District Court ..9.OO.
 H. lltcneli, special guard ; C. f DUrk. @5UG Jos f. Nugent, guard of chail. gang .5I2
 II asi os, special guard , 0y Fred fledley 50 4 Modest, supplies f5r jail 1-J a PGfay te.s I5r conviction oi prisoners goU JJ
 7 Ari-t I.--.psr.er in jas .-c. court lZ 5J.
 yala 5ea.ita court flJ cu.
 --F..a. sEpfcsaasc o1 .e-9.4 Rl 15.
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E2c-zsC s,1strIEiOn.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l.
 COUNTY oF NUNIA ss

I,l L. Redondo, clert of .be Board of Supervisors of ynn.a County. do hereby ertif3 that the follow ing is a full. true ant, correct cory of the order of said Board oade at ita regular April meeting, 1890, o-,it:
 "1'c,cd hy 0. ?. Townsend that re- sla-iop i,e ordered; motion seconded -1s.euan and carried unanimously. and ,ae -.-is Jf this Board or,iered to prepare lua. .ication as required by law
 la witness hereof I have hegeunto laad ard afi; "a tle seal of said 'oa asy tis .t sy of lAFri., X D. 1890
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''.ysi gallery Of poetry aoI ar .i..e oi.' s'a2aa.as E..,
 la1es oeeo e- "iae rlas. o. aaa rr, -7. use and paer. u.ae n s,Ae-:c n eAa.- Ii ps.-s @ .Hitat aa,a'rs. vua -aiaa \ Ho4ie. 5.
 a,.,
 
    .es o.
 .>s H-eae a"a % -ae rsa.<-i aaa
 taa3 r'ag aa*.. .tle for beginners .7 ea.' .aavassers. Tor terms or agone ,y The ,. Dee ing Company, 3L5 3lAIksbl
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THE CITY CT NANTES.
A PEOPLE WHoG= COSTUMES ARE
 CF ECCENTRIC D-sCG.PTiON

4 Iie'use froal t:,e~.A r5laofal Life at tae
 Trench ca2it.'l--A Elonesi'so aEeaI at a
 Hotei~Princip"l Husuess ssgcot--A : E"ya!ist's Opinion ofth4 -y
 ,, Nantes takes a certain character from f!ie sea, from the fishermen and from all the queer types Of humanity who dwell alonE tAe coast of ti.is dcpartment and of NoTb.l&n well o0 ID toward Drost. The costu.nes of these people are If tho most eccentric description, so mIch SC that 1t is said that nowhere else in France con there be seen such a variety Some 0re -ri6-
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Wyoming as states into the Union.
 Sth. The dis4biiity pension bi}l @bich as last does t4rdy justice t. veteran soldiers of the war Of the Rebellion.
 9th. The lailroad land grant forfeiture bill, which restores to the public domain anu settlement, millions of acres of the best lands on the continent.
 10th. The meat inspection bill, as a protection to Aaericaa meats.
 12th. The original p4csage bul. which goes 8 long way ia nora reform.
 18th, The appropriation oils, for the Improvement of the harbor at Galveston, also for Portage Lake and the Henepia canal in the west.
 I4th. The bill for buildiug two torpedo boats, one cruiser and three men of war, al on the most i'm ? p'oved modern plans.
 These most important measures were all passed, besides b4a4rods of others, important, jn ana Of themselves, though not 80 mu-n as' the former, which efie the very life and he best interes of the nation. The record is a graaloae, l. never hJs been broken IT Republican party can well feel proud of it. It has reason to be thankful to :Le men who so faith fully fought for these measures and proud of their success, amid the bitter opposition which they
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On motion Board adjourned un nI tomorrow at lU o'clock a n.
THIRD DAY : PfogE aD.EGa.
Ny.-A. !. ]. O..ah.l , ,an-

ho-s3 3scs ..ui-:.nr To .aN d., lJ .'..,eD a. "i, ..,u ,a., I'esa,'t tnale"au r. 5, Mgails, SAper'is,rs (, '. Mlcden U f Iowusona ord Clerk
 Ai-,es of. es erd..g real snj ap....,.-
 The foIywing 0.iis were a.. wed
 j A1C"aey, d ing tes im0u, fore Q Norolers Court, @I0 Gy; a Romero, board of prisoner, .o5 Yu.
 G3 l.. 5Y : r. !, Bar Q, burrying dead, .l6 G.. A- Romero, Care Of .ndeaont per son3, s2I5 0U: ]. Calishcr, coun 7 supplies, 455 @; Gandolfo & San guine.tl, supplies to indigent per sons, #.60 O.; J. (. Ka.cr, nursing an4 burying A Erreras, $45 Ju.
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I0uETH DAI's PRO E.pIEGs.
YUMA. A. T. Oo5yLer l0th 1890.

1vMA. A. f. 0c.oLer l0th I89J.
 F ard me. puss ant to adioumea. o'clock a. III. Roll ca1ed, ,re~ea- riacis [. V Asoaen, O f. T,aDse.d i s lag>i's. ana Clerk,
 Mmutes of yesterday cad and arpro.ed i Moved and seconded that tie bill Of 4 Romero for care of indi gent sick be reconsi}ered, roll cali ed, C Y. Meeden, O. F. Townsend and F. s. Ingalls, all voting 10.
 Moved, seconded and carried unalnimousl that the b;lI of C. ]. Knight, attorney fees. be a.loYea in the stan of 1U Go
 Following bills were allowed:
 ,. J. stein, Court Commissioner. y3 o0: C. II. Brinloy, Dist. Clerk fees, .i21 70; C. iiorner. iron fur nished jail, $l0 co; C. H. Brinlev. for probate judge $l0 35; NJ J. Nu- gent, sher;ig feao, 1851 S5.
 O. motion seconded and oarr:.Ii. the bill of | L. Eedondo, for mas ing q duplicate assessment roll, allowed in the sum of fI0l05. Q F. Townsend net voting
 The Clerk was ordered to .lraT waFrnts for the folIoai s county officers:
 LJ Naecat. sheri2 >4t e. q. a5- district 6 ,orney, o6 j L. &a l1nd,, o'ar> of board, fl 5t: Y. A. "arjnger asspssor s4I oj: t- |. brin'cy.Feo. judge, "5 .5 C. Il 8rinler, d,s riet clerk. @z501 N,J Nngent, collector, $8 33: \F. l.. lopklns, treasurer, $8 33; F. Avila, recorder, &8 3S.
 Minutes read an1 approved,
 On motion Eoard adj burned unti! Ocl. 5, lo90, at i0oclock 8. m.
 J. L. REDoNDo, T. s. INGALLS,.
 Clerk. Chairman.
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 Satvc~. Ll5v-5. t-r.- cad l.se, Over summer .-.a..f C....oEl, NlelJjIg is-t the s,i.-.--ry tle, here iE -il the o,a I,l--..c: L"Cst:'. it ve, ia t1,.s..- .1c-l. ( I tIr9u:h ejcs :i-.-ntar? V ere a--A a..---atult!,e ,e t5 .lf i~--, ..l 2c. i..r s&y*, v-..--v, sI ,.-cre. Comes II io1s;'5l, ~I.a.afr1 1c-,J "-r -lf :;.---- ..-... .- Droal- -.@V5 af s.l' ea ,.3y-ns gI eCld. Ho-,~ d-.s--, white a3 r,.-. E,.--f t-4- o',. s-,a o..ec "et..4 C,ead, Nn-- ], line eE lcacac-- ere iscN -or' sTr, t..-.s iIod2 l-t.i,i, t.'e sc,t.le =as s, 1a-'r, all uIogei Tine. v.,., .s.,'as and .ivst a-ain A-- tlia ;, a...,.", sol... ta.r@s sweet, vc l..,,rr. ,.l ,;l Y. -l lai".-t t1cs@ }1a4 ela let? lH t-,-t sis. a i.r i-, y.l ,sr-.t Ha d.. '-a.. ..., ,:..---.t,
 .'-- -... l-ese 1.'l.l, ,,s' sc5'1c E .... g-',~re. n where.
 --Lougmap's Masa2iae.
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Better thaa Doctors stun.

The doctors may all tall-, and they may blow end l2y ther caa cure tais cnI cure thCt, but UAeI 1t comes to telling any Ji-Is a6oul mans stomach they're 1-ot t1cre l laye co-o to tie co.ciuc,oa thot i.-2 Ies5 i,oa."-la a -s"n rus into bs a5;.0cc1 tie Letter l.r ltr.eclf. Since [ Lave q ;.- ta,-IoG I-.c.-.-a Lave been cLi -iTl1. 4 had kept C.. "a. t.q.- -rl apo h. .I- h., under Tly y,et ! Ilis.t ROW I.a O., where 5-c birds a'- sla ing a-ci the l-- % i-}.H i5 g @ Lt -y meal. Tn IS '-..t l0 i. r.r- It beats . ,---.- -- l-.---r -.1. ,-.- t- --.1o--
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|. l.. cHsLNEEs. B. wo ,DgARD. WOODWARD x CHALMERS. AT T ORN NE1:S .ApLI W. Phoenix. AT.
 Practice in all courts in the Territory, and in United States district anl Supreme courts.
 Mr. Woodward will attend all . e1lar terms of Court held Il D l:na { r
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RULES OF POST OFFICE

a..as. is open l.r# a d. A .g ? s -la.-.. Sundays -rt.. .s 5 !. E. -.. .... i,-.eH ,a -.IJ 7. IA. k,ist-boand mail closes at 6:30 P West bound mail closes at l2 Ij.P As Money Order and Postal Note depa,s Tnent closes at P. M. daily, exec 3,ting Saturdays, when it closes at 3 Nj >a Money Order or Postal Notes Issued S,l- days.
 Mail from Parker, Ehrenberg and Silyes District leaves uma Nj ondays ana FtIity. zt : A. N, and arrives here TUcsda auo SAtcrdsts.
 F. l.. EWING, P NJ.
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 -- a... l.. EHra aalla ot jury. .3l ..
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...
 ..-aa... ..."#l s.-n..
 uay ao. lt@l # lail.EE What q Aa 1a .ya'y have 9 do wit4 5he
 bill? "0a. consistency thou ars a jeFye. anybody or anytainz Is laeaasi5 .oay f Is Danocr@t or, the Democrati par.f, ,wh.n -ri,i- ciaa9 the Iy1 Geo V, Caegney fer an act approved oy their own Governor. 50 it is with nearly every criticism of Mr. Chevney, or every kick made at. him by our Democratic friends Tu them We caa only saEs he next time you select s kick fir 3Lr Cheyaey ha careful and see that 1t uyt has Dem .cratic support, and approval of your idol Gov. Iuiick. T. our Republican voters, we simply say, you see the grounds upon which the Democrats kick, but it hap pens not to be our "ox that is gored," bat one of theirs, enc of. their owu raising,
 Vote for Geo. " Cbernev and you will have 20 reason t. regret f
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.

If.s2let Judge J. d hio 'e' Clerk of District Conrt C. F Brin'e, Supervisors, F. $. Ingalls, (Chairnanl, C '
 Mceden and 0 F ToYns=nd.
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors J l. Relnndu Probate Judge aud Sup't Schools ( Ii Brlu
 ley.
 Sheriff and Tax Collects NJ J Nagent Uldsr Sheriff Ed NJ yes District Attorney SaEiuel Purdy Treasurer " L Hopkins Recorder Frank Avla Assrssor w A Wcrinngef Surveyor .. l. A Hicks County Physicians, DeCorse anu .Tagsurt
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esooa :, s.r. tg c-l t.oIc.

!
 The 5Ist. Congress -5s f., -s!on accomplished wonla,ts, an3ouns ef soa& work. more aa any other single ses-:on La-s time w.s wasted. Less idle { K was had. More good, | .rd wo.b k WIS done.
 Speaker Reed vas master 5t H. situation.
 The mos important b.l passed was the EcEn}a~ "-~.a siI.
 .asse two @..- wth the "... ".. ..: II, vh. ..a tha great e.a -..a.---- .. .a,u,fyliets.
 4th. The anti-io:tery hHI which will save hundreds of thousands of dollars to the pool people, sea tered through tt every town in the Re- public.
 9th The Columbian Worlds Fair bill, for the grand exhibition
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-10-25

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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-10-25

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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-10-25

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-02

No political party which is founded Cd
caste or class, and which excludes any
portion or class of free American citi-
zens from its membership, ought to ex-
ist in this free country. 1t is un-
American and endangers the liberties
of all the people, and the hypOcritical
charge in general and insincere plati-
tudes that some other party or man
has favored class laws" will not ex-
cuse the existence of secret political
party whose only purpose is to effect
''class legislation"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-02
The Party Of Bosses.

Hutchinson News: We desire our
political readers to have a complete
understanding of the manner in which
the peoples party of Kansas was organ
lied. 1t claims to derive its title to
the control of the alliance from a con-
ference held at Topeka, June II, 1890,
or about that time. 1t was composed
of a corglomerstiOn of parties and so
cieties. The following organizations
were represented:
Union labor delegates. Sc
F. NJ. Benevolent association. 10
Grangers... --....-.-'...'...'. 10
ALLIANCE. 20
Total. .....'....-......'' ''''''''..''.' 20
Necessary to choice 40, which was
the exact number of the representa-
tives of the Union labor and Knights of
Labor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-10-02
VanDyke's Crushing Out Act.

VanDyke publishes a card in the
Monitor saying he interviewed several
teachers and they said he did not
breach his combine" at the meeting
called for the purpose of forming one.
We understand that he has a paper
with these gentlemen's names signed
thereon by himself saying the same
thing. Such tactics do not count.
Nobody ever claimed that he proposed
his salary combine at the meeting; he
was set down on so hard that he dared
not. But he called the meeting for
that purpose. told several that that
was what he wanted and was only
frightened out Of it by the determined
stand taken by his fellow teachers.
VsnDyke will make nothing trying to
lie out of his predicament. His name
is Dennis.