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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19
In . WeIl-Known Country.

A camping party consisting OF George 6.
Mills. Don Mcdonald. ]. d. l. McGaughey,
Frank Kennedy and Frank Carroll de-
parted yesterday for Lake Cushman, in the
foothills of the much-explored Oiympics.
They win spend fortnight or more fishing
and hunting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19
Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the universal
acceptance and approval OF the pleasant nauid
trait remedy Syrup of Figs, as the most excel
lent laxative known, illustrate the value OF the
qualities on which its success is based and are
sbundantly gratifying 20 the California Fig
Syrup Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Soliciting Agent G. 81. Brown, of the
Great Eastern line. was in the city yester-
day on his way from St Paul, Minn.. to
Victoria, b. c.. where he viii spend e few
DAYS of vacation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Councllmen White, Mckenzie and Drrie
VIII hold conference this afternoon with
Colonel Clough and Judge Burke relative
TO the releasing of few feet Of the fran
chise granted the Seattle & Montana on
Railroad avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

President Elijah Smith aud Resident
Manager H. w. McyeiII, of the Oregon
Improvement Company. went out over the
Columbia & Puget Sound railroad yester-
day to the Franklin and Newcastle coal
mines
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

General Agent G. G. Chandler, of the
Northern Pacific, came over from Tacoma
yesterday to transact business connected
with his department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

General Agent w. III. Mead. of the North
western line. is In the city from Portland,
Oregon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Come phenomenal voices have been ais
covered by Professor Darling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

l23sc. q pair. ehldren's iuil-anished hose.
Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

sc ladies jersey ribbed vests Chester cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

three Of the most productive counties OF
the state. II win avoid falling into the
hands OF either OF the great Pacific lines
Important negotiations concerning the
line have been IN progress for months, the
late James NJ Donohue having been en-
gagged on the enterprise.
Principal Assistant Engineer Fl. s. HUI
son, OF the Northern Pacific, arrived here
yesterday from Tacoma. and viii remain
two or three days Mr.. Huson has just re-
covered from an attack OF typhoid fever
which lasted four weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

The New York Herald of July IS, says of
the Donohue road: There has been per-
fected in the office of Selegiman, d Co., an
arrangement which give California finely
equipped, standard-geuge railway, which
in Its present consolidated form, runs from
San Francisco 160 miles north through
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-19

Work on the Seattle, Lake Shore & East
ern depot at Arlington is going on rapidly,
and it is expected the building will be COM
pleted in ten days. Chief Engineer Talcott
and Acting Superintendent Dunn mt to
Arlington yesterday to inspect the line. A
large hotel is being built there.
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
Pilot Knob Items

TIE 5:flz so1 e T A Esreca1 w1o vas
Esp2rled very sex lAst wees dss2 2t.sr
psiaee1 illness on THURSDAY &a3 - buried
81 MIDI letrlask. FRIDAY. 81 o'esoek-
NJ Taea- R2aF 5Aa removed - Middle
brook szaee b5S connection ~zs1 SETS : @
NJ. Alilzan Hancock Is l1p-sFsd lie
sexu houee 1y zew lin rost-
Mn. ozeus he sSens 21s operator a2s
returned . L. post
Letter. - re4Allgs. Il AL p34ce report ;5e
serious llas>s & NJ, T21s- Ne1seE ~ao !.
.,:enalag scaosi - C~P= usr4r.lesa ) or-a =
Nr. Val EEnger W4s -zta7- bA89 E4it
t,r besaE k1o1ked aezn 6E Al Asrss lAsi
Satars2v evening Tae horse a4r1e>>ea 70
khs Wagon as 1sad io fence All = Nj L
E,assi ksz. he m43z mad plunge k7ask-
ing VA. sozz zz5 cutting large gzsa II azs
sr,sp. Tas< i E14 >sus 17-s= ta2i - 3e Nj
gea-au< god - on= G5E-1
kr-r,- >ezrss La 9==e1 soEaz@ 81 q a14eF -
weather To- i Fsas 32r>. agt : oa1 as--a-
Dueks are reported pl=asi!as Il tae dS1
now and hunters are respinE Fiea A2rEess
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
S:k'a
R-<----

NJ Louls Sutton. Of gz-bl4 Creek hsS
seat the REG1sTEE coapte O luGazEss
Nnseh far exceed Anything g za= s5aa -
present on exhibition i Iroa egaaty Cal
and Sc them TIE largest ore : = inches
in c5Teulterecce-
TIE original EsF 5srsF TTfsglza5cs cssz-s ara bill
&C L appear e .ae Az45eDE o Nz,5r eek
frs12g evening. April z4fa- TIE troupe
CONES 5Eshlg Tfesunasdesl 215 ~ have Ne
a2-15s1 Ea&t he =aferlal1zzea. RzH tz first
c-as- 7 eFzEr particular.
AK Fle;eb=r. s3u q The Couary CEe-E.
las E11e ia,0 TIE u3lS 51s-Iuess and zll
i1-nl>a L4llA 3r =resEn from h ~zEa1 to
eu-'ozarrs throughout tie Waller 81 sE1= reg
z4z7zsa price Lave order. :. NJ Fle1ea-
es's c1zcs L The courthouse.
Ms D=lz LaPez xas tzsssrs5 sarz-i.e
E4TtF b = Haa.e- . Aa- rou1g friends
lex evenings Before S5r departed zar =
Louis ~5sTe BE w5l pend lis xszztt-. Tte
otI-s sson ~ e 81 5aE2tl- o1E z13 .vs-y-
o1s1E Aa5 a Ese-szzl er=aIug-
Iron -oa Camp. N. 3e3, >9c~ 4 Veterans.
VII give tAe1r 1rss >4z4z-Au1lA3 B4l :. .a@
Academy q Music, ez Ta=>dag evening,
N97e-z 'e@r 1e,a- EysrT z-e1-e1. = q ss
made t9r : rozs3 sine 4a6 1h5sa :. g. z..szz
cA1 u 2s-lrel . : Z53e&s-1t zF=z4EE-
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
L&a4
R'-.

= number . our physicians 2r5 Il E-s-
Dzrck attending 1T >eDj-an1l44 Iesi4ug o.
.he >3atbez-t Missouri AadlczI >oe.-sy-
: special c5:y election - been called Tor
Sz1ur5zz, November 81. - elect Council
T1zn ID succeed - L. F3Eleas-. resigned.
Nr C4labz1's .-ua7sE= candidate Tor county
sua-e-' II fes Western DisJr1ct stems = have
bees enggl fed ty tae Democratic i:4-3 TzFe-
kIsfruly remarkable WHAT liI.5s = laisT-
ss1 such good patriots = Ehs Republicans
take II the result - elections II Al -
year
TIE aewIy-ezsc.ed township oz9eers -
c,slKa their commissions OF 1As assembling
q tie County Court tae 6rz. Monday II De
csutsT.
TIE w5nsl 65sfgured o1s .: B01Alza's 1e~
Ia. daIiu- the Storm lz-t SUNDAY 1-g3t-
IL .As nezC11ue. thoagh, tAr bargain >A5e
c58tIDQ=s-
LosT-Dur5Hg coRFt-wesk, Il tie c9lE.-
h rz~e. d52Do1d c.z>>-eatteT- f-E-@E VA
EsE=zse retu-u % ta5s c15cs, ana go E2E &.
- 1zsUbls-
TIE poor Ne have zI~4ys ~5IA = BIT
tAase tazl s4ddls them 81 15e community
a91 iafreqaen,ly !amp taelT share o i1s r.
sgeuslbilIiy.
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

R.-s->

tlouzr ; lsEk I l@tca-T, : 19~ cE'--1- =,
.sarn5e.ssl u III 1ew bous= - ArGz1A2-
Register Na-ll removes - ne house F=IA-t-
5y Mr. Ele1shsr.
Psn-;5e-lhec-ner :: 1hs Academy q MUSK
Tza.5zY night Was fairy vel 2Ii=Daf-z-
.z.r.ze5sIly h, 1he scaoo3 children who wsrs
admitted free o ca2TsF.
The Arcadia school ooys devote lie = -T'
- recreation 70 pl4yiag to5i-b2-4 z71 FEai-
E.x spends he tlas reading q i2e s4lE2o1-
x5<.1o-5ss q Lzs9 Tuesday
NJ -}cwa- = sz--1-
NJ P1lst Azos t--1
ca ~ ~ HIc.
-s 6.ss Eaol8d tAzt, Cos
>,rn= a. me I-oa county R7PaoileAn> @0
.,.,,1.d defeat -rze@tuslS. z1d ihen a1Tle .
,..t,z-s whose faces have h2d exfTfEnt!s tS4-
look, ever >lrce the returns 2I-4e IL
# certain establishment II IA4> ao'' :
-,.x r,7-e a1feat5on 70 tsa.sns>s- 222 *
,o-.ri playing. II vii appear mere seel7-s
j Iss pablic ess, zad lie grand-saFS .
saved JOB
The Iron County sunday >e5ooi CONVEX
- vas IN session ST The fTesaH 'eflAA
t-,.reb Nonday and Tuesday TIE 2''eoo-
s.r~ wsS good aBd the proceedings EeE''i'ea
3. xerg Interesting
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
- ~
49,
49,

s1e;he- puSher c7s~ ~2s P75 II p" ''A =
vs-.-ss as5 both engines now run i~eAtF -1o41
fs,7,-. sn the aAy- Business On ia@ EoA~ :
more teza booming AID such 81 o's' i'i-' =
.-.+ze xss never tefore knoEn.
We heard q o9e Rspussliean o. ne com. 'l'
,,ekz, who intended eonsesslag 'oF
q certain precinct A. sAl1 it -
zzsS slowed under bg s majority q O. '
80 suppose be has changed his Eaao-
Tss R4xrosas Coaa;r OzE}ooE says 1A2'
D---,-,rs.~.-, z,z.Ss-ofFice 81 CeatrsFll3s Gis-
- uhsskey 2ad cigar 70 'h@ h.n~es
m : iaa1 pl.es 81 election dAF- ho~
So 4bis strike sae plous Mr. WAn1aAina : Ae' !;
The Iron ooun1y e3eelao1 reinE1s, 3 : 1e-
t,.ss5 i the REGISTxEs aast week gave an
- 81 majority. ~aias bis as'.sl ''e1 =
a.. S.4-sast = sess THAI ClaEas f"o s ear
=, Bptt the vote that Es2r was EaoEe 11@n
asa grea4sr-
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
tuiortz1 Society Notes.

RaF. DT. Pz-ks, q 1ae De- >ato. 4. N [,
Church. preached 81 tas City Hall u tte
1ss.1 5lsc- The Dr. ! as1e IL he 71tsres. q.
- church It's hoped, tha: n viii - cceel
Il t@eetiDg 81 organization, ard ~il sh2o,
r-us wlEa his 57sps5 gun. tor there are
e-5oas ge. II trenton "1a. saved" T5e
NJ :. Church extends 10 Rev Parks hand
. welcome
Presiding Z 5er B-ow1 arrived Moa5aT.
preached ana bz3d tse Quarterly Conference
81 ulEa1. H says that il Missouri there are
$500 members be5eEg3n- to the eo}ored n.
L Eh1rc4. I'D .axt tha church i fast gain
liz ground.
2sv- Dstoe took n SIX members - -
salt = The revival 81 Caledonia
Birdie z1d Pres. Era1s, orphaned nesce
aod nephew. 81 Neisaa Cre4tb- bare cone 70
Iro1co- - i've.
PzgsoD Marin h2s secured tAe contract
tor earring the zsn from 1ha depot 70 tie
posr-oEcs.
Csorge Chiffon Is home nursing wounded
lsE.
John Anthony ! having tar VsladoE Iz.
II - front ot his 1o4se- John proposes
1a~ % 7a4t 4 higher ztGo> paere.
Bit Harden : 1 sZ1+ tor fhe winter.
There are ssEe-zl regro Blsh3ps II he
C2rhoic eharca,- - s8gs / prominent
member . The church.
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
N-- .--~@~

Tie yaL7. aides = ~ "a = 51ts-1 ssT-
i1E Erz-a tai sz5 >-EE.=- = i1s : caae1y
q Music q E7r55zv evening. November =.
Al e}Fgz1i rep2>t. IL test q E1sse. AGa
eve-ytaiE. e1ss thai : requisite = : rare
good t5ne ". - E.-7slze1- I1v.:2taa1s j.
sued today q so-E5--yw-
Pgstuz>1s- 4 55Ez - Arcadia VS. arrested
last Thursday ebzr-e5 Win 2>,z4 ing 3 Z
rear oI5 box named Perso1- Il seams t1At
th= boy bad whipped toe po>f1As:ss'e
-'youoE heE,stal-' zuG given - 0-a DA1-
15r1s4-t. soz1s '59et tz-s--' : -Ey iaJ L1Ee
Dl1Eer-e Court zcg g5ffe5 Hodge
Nj. I. Barubau-a desires . -=tur1 .hx-,ss
. Ii 7s5e1bar> zB3 TBS e5t5ze8> o Irsa-oo
generally to- :te prazp: &15 wiling -.-5>t-
z1ce . kindly rendered hin 4 1-sI1ay-1E IL
STOCK - goods. w1=1 - sc1-s1a4se Was
I'll 51ezt=1e5 by ire q Tie occasion = t1s -
e=oT cs11-g-a-531 II >o1;3 I-euc9--
We ezn console 81 l=z-t o7= = III -215i-
dates q lhe Republican esEBcg tsckc-, = Il
Wa sure Dc Va. E53uE II = szec,l5- v1t1
tbs -suaTk q ths cid farmer i hl> -+sF ~ao
had been t5es,irE t1s 1@els . - Iocz=1slve
mule. -'Ny 81. you're osi - plrts = go1
Wa. III you sEss 5-1 slE1t more
Two 5a1zrzz g5r1s zz5 eo7s w21,a5. = 71s
Iro4to1 Baker,, - ta8 tt=5- parents t1@-
NJ 3 s11ss. - ~ I-3zto1 B4ke-y. Ia t5s
fz=et 2-.5r.z1eo1 : Christmas candies SO
,s-rsuerszl Designs tor Christina. Trea-.
AID Al.o F-e>1 QsEs.s-- waskiE, every It--s-
dar as Frl1zy. by t1s z--r: AID gsL11.
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

} NESS he 5zEgater ~ J. =. z7a L B.
SsSs. wA@ 333-u n Bel8eEleE. No. F-traHrv
1 ISL Ste died IN - Laals. No. Sose1-
be- J. 1870, aged : yesrs. II Dan1as and 5
Gzys.
j. was e obe3jea. es1Id and kind sister.
>5e W.. nan1,F- # he NJ Z. Church 5-r
oEz- t~o years sud w4s 2oy2l 70 81 . is
73~s All Ell eye1 4la - IL sweet privileges
>te w4> Il 51T48az tar caTee Fa2rs before ber
death, But sAa bore her 2+1Ee1i0a> c1eer-
t-llr. ao5 e ; b=rol1e zls1e czu do. She
x = aot 2tr25d y death. Dezta ID her hAd
.os. Il. stag. The fE1e-4I ss-Flcs> wecs
co1zuc.e1 y Ire w-zIs- n t1s presence q :
large congregation y syDF4-1et5c friends
2Ed rel4.5ses. Ste lesyes father. mother.
.bree sisters. and i've h-o91-rS 70 weep ta-
o1e whom they loved. How DARK A8w
I'd. B1t i .as UIas. . Ills dzGkueS. sd
sadness. let u lo2k Up u Ihs '"Llgat'' q t3s
world. Ao.s mission i : - 1ispel .1s
clouds -14t press taF as2rt. R1G bind UP tte
wounded sgul- --Tae Lord gave. Az t1s
Lard t22sIn Away Blessed oe .As 2az1e -
t1s L3-3'' 4 B. CECEPkG
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
CLOSING OF MAILS.
LOCAL BREEITKS.
ETr-s IA 5-5ty / 1871.

BT--s' Eas5o-5ty + 1881
Tcz CIsy CouBtl 18et Monday.
E.=v. ? NJ S39G>h : assisting Il revival
= 5s >3:o-
LzE.=z'> Use @bsls page tals weak Il ;zlI
- -1=-- %I8.sr bargains
T5s P-5sbEts-7sns have postponed rheir
sasss-@l11e1t . tbe 23t1 Iast-
" PlatycTAcy c2H buE. L Ree3o1-sc! ez1
rals- ;Ae people Of this UBioa-
Uo5sr ths ns~ GzT. >B=r5z< are lndoesea
51-s zzos On tbs Ii o J-au2ry-
T3e president L. named THURSDAY, N1s-
rz1ber z-ib. :. ThaBks=iviaE Day
Ezpses'- TTsusalour~ al tae %aaoemy q
Euszc Friday evening. >oyeu5s- -zia-
TO . Judge En=r>oa-z Cos-zes=, I E'e--
- order, to- rsa1-
Poor oli Light Weight, poo- eli Iroa
col1fy statesmen, 4ud Pc9- cd Rspaa.le2I
party
TIE Son> q Veterans Grand Bal st he
Az4ls0y - Music TuesaAy evening, Na-
veZoer 18th
We hear II gsntIF r1ne-e5 Ibat there was
au election beld throughout ths eouniry On
T1s>d2y q I2>t wask-
Evsn with JznEll1g jim thzE eould BOT
make Republican ns52r5tE II Arcadia
ToEyusAiy--cot 81 Ibe Nay through
Tie revision o. he tzr5E ..hy IL friends
dosSa'3 seem 70 s2i1 TIE peop5s- Now, 81
1he o1her tsllows have wb2ch al Il
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
fEvE
4YE8.

X z Edgar spsn. couple davs ]. -.
Lo2fs -. week
Ed 7. Te.wile- i II P5plar Buff.
Mis- Annie RooneT h2. departed
Jz<- H Chase and family wln make Port
.415. Oregon. 11e5r future home.
46osp1 Lapez =ez1 - Piedmont last
ReeE
C32s- >=i.z, M5daleoroak w1a Ia otez II
- Louis seyt-&l wasks under rbysicz4z-s :
rare. reta-1s 10 hzs a1ne his weak
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

C3sKel2z2.1 = 3 big D2g, SD 1aay'l Ez5 that
oaz i -, when sbeE PIT Gra1dpa's ust
Agzzz.f fae biz tsl3e~, IN order 70 reza1a The
chief magistrates poszt5oa % America. ten
the evening sz 4s4es1le1 Eo1r correspondent
wA- coming 1owo sas street. and net oae q
M Kzn~eE'- supporters. wao saF-- +-Czsrna
Up o 114 ISL ia-nlzht. and rea y bear sore-
tt5ag cos1-7 Vel. p-oEai-e3 hin would
- Re4t. h4t failed - h44- 2y1zzzE ,rz
sa4- = z1ssE= 12rr4eed. bas fza nsxt 6zr
AFTER tAe uer.a1 / Iz1 she s224 nan. and
asked lin ]. h= wanted % bear something
EaaE7- S3xs ke. Yes ~Wen.s' sars I.
soup tr9z1 z-'sg u : 90 xs.es 2aa he Dem
ea-x-- bare made e3sza sweep-s Vel. 70
-sF a= w4< 5a1btoan 3e5 wonl ] Be putting
II vsrr III ! l73=@d- But such was .ta ca~e.
aad 5o1st ep--e1 t52i that i taa Il ru1n.ss
-. =, 1sas- TYEo
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

a tor instance Billy Mac, wh0 killed 1orae
AID got o8us- Fell i 1aa w24er
Frank >ca-2adsrss house wAs entered OF
esect5aa d2v 2a5 his b=ss salt 81 clothes
fAksa hs fA= -asif. Up p ths p-=sen. 18.a
51- hAs 5eea seen or heard o sae burglar.
Hears Richter. Caas- >etl=u.sr. gr R4pp
saa Iaos. Reel i@.t IEa.zAr u>r1szg ~
aos,eE-l., waere t1eE viii WORK q lhs
sinking o tw3 s4atzs- Taz za3ae-al worked
te- : G several KIDD. sa@1. z18c, copper
SD fIr-
: g-atleO21 S&-5 - Ne n. na-E lzgs
2-a- Ill L gong 20 s=a1 zao-1=- papa %
eca3a3 io-la-r8&- h 9oa7. wz-1 . - .
scaao3- but be- s5n = g7s u g." Now
zazt u2a'- head = lsval, Izlz-=a 172's a.
~2ys Eao7s wa2f i 2s=-- ~ +7=n- Il :. o.
= +-ir 10 13 Il ta5> ca 1av=vs- t1at t1s
eaE II gus.:zoa d9a7f wzat - >i4s A~aE
.-a-z $40 II 1oat, = a. ~ 114- =. q
boz. L. wza-s l. NE Z a2s tzea wo-k-
IL ~ t5e psi E=-- = tx, szst = = : noR
OFT IS: il, b. father INKS Ae ought u
z-ssl5 se1-9z. =.
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

The coual1s.iaa o: ingredients found II
Asec'. Pills render. them tonic md curative
:. wel = cz1az-iie- Fer zhis reason th.T
Are TIE best medicine to- people q css1:ye
ta95; - tbey restore EAe oztu-A1 z1.z72 -
tie bowels, Eztaols dsl5lit4iiuE-
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
City Election !

NOTICE
O Eieotip77 - I City Cozaar57as1a +5~ tHs
CITY oF IRoSToS. Ia Zr7z L-7aas+g. NJ
WHEREAS. The GsFo- and Couzcs1 g fbe
E23tF 0s l-a1fGE- - z3e TaEl5zr session. held
a1 she 10Th 6zv o. November. 1891 have 81
po5u1e5 The undersigned - Judges o5 To-
EEFF Election, 81 sTsse#El slacgzoa. called 10
5i3 EAez8eE oce&s13ceES 81 EAe rz. E--z15o- q
IT Y. A. Fletcher. t1rF Caurezs1A1s a-1
WHEREAS. Ths Caz-fe- q 1he Ctr pro-
F*zes tfE9 tt@ Judges - Esee-1 Il tA1s 4g-
pe5Efe3 >AaH gre 1oTses d ths Election we
therefore. ae-ehE give notice. that 3 Ctr
E5eet5 x MI bz ae1a g. Eae Court house za
sid Ctr ~
Saturday. November 2E.
1>s'5. % 4lact one C3a1cil2a1, 10 ii tas Fz-
cz1cE created s. aforesaid
NAIL EIATEATEE.
Taos 2EEL~
NJ B. IETwEEE-
Judges e Etec.zo1-
Iron County register., 1890-11-13
aEEIooT. Tenn. ozt- p. 1s5S.

Paris Medicine %.
GeEts--3le4%s send u TX dozen Groves
72-1elsss CHI Tous1- We azFs sid twelve
doz- q yoD- .o2ic y la.. tou- months. Il
gives entire satisfaction We es1 sel 10
ut1e- wAsn Es have Groves T1sts3ess Chill
Tonic Tr13F. E0ur friends.
EARgIS + A1GER
Iron County register., 1890-11-13

FARM EoR >4LE-T~o ul}es south q
He-uEB1- NJ. b acres: : acres II Fine
grapes. = sores in timber The rat farming
La11. - fbe farm Z god house built d
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-11-20

THE 1--WE told you so" editor OF the
Register says Good by old democratic
party; Stoke has delivered you over"
The tive told you so'' editor Of our
post-ofice contemporary, having an
idea that he is the body and brains of
the republican party, speaks from a
very narrow standpoint. He considers
that he has the republican party in his
breeches pocket and can dispose of it
at his own sweet will, and it must be
confessed that there is ssme reason for
his thinking that way, seeing that the
whole business seemed to be in the
gift Of the man who used it as a
premium to give. with newspaper
plant which had outlived its usefulness.
So, feeling that he, the great 1--WE told
you so' of the Register, had full and
complete possession of his party he
thinks that the democratic party ought
to be at the disposal OF the DEMOCRAT.
The democratic party is not a one
man party, but party Of the people,
and it never has been and never will
be delivered over to an enemy; but It
always will be found willing and ready
to help friend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-11-20

thirds are farmers, greater proper
tion perhaps than was ever indicated
before in any legislative body. The
legal profession is usually represented
in large force, but in the Missouri house
of representatives there are not more
than eighteen OR twenty lawyers all
told. The old theory that lawers by
reascn of their professional education
and experience were of all classes of
citizens best fitted for the making of
laws is thus heavily discounted. The
new idea that the citizens who stand
most in need of remedial legislation,
and whose claim is that their interests
have been most neglected by cong
ress and i'm their state legislatures,
are best qualified to determine what
their needs require and what should
be done for the general amelioratiOn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-11-20
Congressman Jerry Sampson.

The Kansas Farmer, in comment
ing on the several new congressman
elected in Kansas this fall, says, of
Jerry Simpson:
Jerry Simpson, of the seventh dis
trict, will probably perform more work
and receive less credit for it than any
of our new members. He is plain,
blunt man, affable, friendly, accommo-
dating, generous, and yet does not
need a moments training to reduce
him to his fighting weight. He is well
read in history and politics, is fear
less, forcible speaker, and states his
case we'll. He is plain man of the
people, always among them, in line with
them, quick to see their wants, ready in
resources and prompt in response. A
man Of excellent judgement, eminently
practical, hard worker and close
student. Mr.. Simpson will rank
among the most useful members of the
house. He will not expect to travel
about the country during the progress
of political campaigns and electrify the
nation with his speeches; but he will
speak for his own people when speaking
is needed, he will speak intelligently
plainly, saying just what he means in
good, old-fashioned English, and he
will stick to his friends closer than a
brother. His work will tell.