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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

COUNTY TAX RoLL.-C. G.. Cuad
clerk Of Polk county, has forwarded
his TAX roll to the secretary of state.
The sum total figures are as follows
acres Of land, 2lS, ,708; 1852. $40, in
creased by board of equalization
$500, average Ier acre sl2 l3; railroad
land, 1890, 5000, average per acr.
81 25; wagon road land, mortgages.
s5l2,475; town lots, $l62, l2O; im
prDvenienis, s3il.l25; nierchandis..
and implements, SEQ, $40; money,
notes. accounts, shares Of stock, etc :,
$i96 $50; household furniture, car.
riages, etc, Sl2l, 73D; horses and
mules, 1888, sls9, $50, average per
head s4s 81; cattle, 72ll, t99, 1920.
average per head, Sl2 46; sheep,
2O,s47, s3l, $40, average per head
$l.5l; swine, 6Sl2, $685., average
per head, & l2; gro,s value OF
property, SI,s5l ,555; Indebtedness,
sl,2R 665; exemptions, $263,
l25; tDtal taxable property, s.,
3i5, 7j5, number Of polls. 8js. Z. Z.
Hughes, clerk Of Washington
cnunty furnishes the following
summary: Acres Of land, 277,lg3,
So, 40. average per acre sl2;
town lots $294. $50; improvements,
ISL ,5S5, merchandise aud inple
ments, $267, ,0l0; money, notes, &C
counis, shares of stuck, etc., $li4,.
S3j; horser and mules 4os2, SlsJ,145,
average per head IA II; cattle, H..
s2l, $lsO, ,2e0. average PER cad
$l6.0s: sh-ep, 6l25, SlO6S5, av.ra,
per head. tl.32; swine, 62t6. $lI ,SOi
average per head s2.a6; gr~s value
of property t5,5S7 800; Indebtedness,
81 al 900; exemptions. 1888, ,33O;
to'ai taxable property, t3,7O3, 40;
number Of polls l40S. Union county
has according 10 the tax roll VI
County Clerk Turner Oliver, gross
value OF property. t5,5O8, 2O5; IN
iebtedness, Sl,74O,8l0; exemption.
1851, ,0OO; total taxable properly
3, Ala, ,455, lees ts20O double sss-ss-
nent; uunib,r Of polls 100. Y M
iili-acres Of land. 27s. $40, 81, IN, $40;
a cultivation, l04,526 ACRES; iW- 4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PORTLAND.
wheat-vaiiey, 81 *; Waiia ws,ia sl.l
To sl,i7hr
Fi,ur-siandard, g 70 tosa
walla WsiIa s. soS3 ".
Outside grades. s. 81.
Ozis-% mite &; W 90. c, gray 50 c To g
per bushel.
MilLsian--Bran SIT aGSis; Oh II Is, s,ia2
ground barley, tS21s: cacp feed. Gx
middlinys. ezi, per ton.
Hay -sls6 s per ton.
Batter-Orspm fancy dairy. TX c.fancy
crrsmery+1,ss; x"'d ~ lair. z1zs A.CsIl
fornia chOic. 571sc-
Eggs-Oregon 1c. T. stern 2c per dozen
Pouitry-oid chicken-. 81 5oS5 o..
to,stUe---sl 10 per tiai.
fIm it.,es-.T. 5l,; Cal. 6jc per boy.
Cheese -OresoH, u ~ I3S C.a.ifornl.
~ u la.
susars-Gol zen c, SIC; extra Z, 81: dry
srsaulated, NJ: cub :. crushed AMI row-
iered, 61sc per pound.
Bs=ans-smiaii white, S1feea; pink ssA;
bay's.
- 7S butter, g 10 lima. 81 80 per csu,sI.
Hops -ss9fs5c per pound.
Dried Fruils- The market Is nrm. Quo
,sd: Iiati.n pruass. i2,s 10 Isc, retits and
German, loc per pound; raisins, o. 10 per
box; plummer dried pears, II IA I2l.e, sun
dried and factory pluins. II 10 I1c; evsp
rsien peaches. i'c; smyrna nss, II To IL
hSs. ~ prsr pound,
kbee-d,<r per psyund.
Hides-lYy hid2; 4, .. Y iezs fnr
;uii-; green over IS pounds. ~, under %
pound, &c; sheep peits.
aMOkED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams. u To i4c; breakfast be.
am, II to lIhT sides. o 70 Nc; lard. *
~ tO1<c per pOuud-
BAN FaANC18CO.
sAs rkAsclsco. Nov h-w heat THE
se~k opened ON 9 quislsr market. No. 1
shiie. 81 ss>s 10 u Sss4 cno,se. si ~ per
enisi.
RArlsy-fssd q N,Ssi 20 per GENITAL
! <S choice o. ss54 To- ~: common grade
! az.
GAL. Gray q IS To co. black si!GS 10 ).
or eOntai'
Onions. .-s2 70 10 3 %
Potstoss- &c 70 o. u.
MISCELLANEOUS AARKETs.
CHICAGO. Nov. x.-wsoi-Easlsrn Ore |
m. 10 to ise; valley. 10 70 M ps, poond
bsef Lave, q M nc, dressed, 7c.
huttos lave. s.r' A><s; dr~sssd 70.
huy. Live. &c, dres~ed,7c.
vssl " sc per pound.
eSrtag haahs u each |
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM

Commencing with sunday, Marcn, III ~; ~
b,th fir.t and second-class ticksn vmsu.s
honoad ON "The Limited E.sst ...sxss
trai ~ 3 aud 4, NJ well ALSO on the wv
land Flyers" Nos. and2 an
"fhe Limited East Mall" trslIs 80
equipped with Pullman palace snS c. "A
uIst slsepers, diutng cars, chair 1is,isn1
Coaches, aud run solid between
tnd chicago, daily without ciianss. nrsl
The''Overiand Flyer trains are equ.SRSss qncRss.
With Pullman palace sleeper. aSc y. "a
etween Portland and Council biuns, ~
With Pullman coionist slesPcis sHsSorl
i',ortland and Kansas CITY, dsiy' r'S-'7
'hnnge. IN. vItb
t0nnections ere made si roc*teiss Trc6
through trains TO and nom s.llt LsA sn ~
usiheyenne with through usm cuE.
rom Uenver, Kansas City ane sl s.s.rssa
The above tr,iins afford usc cossi
ime bel ween the Northwest fssp" ~
nd Eastern aud outherp lsoinr nrou n
detailed time Of Trains, raies. M
iekels. baggage checks otc,, c..n NJ o(ths
',,red np'n application toany rIE.
'ninn Paainc'S. sis's. ~ " sss
ilr-s feu' '".
sOisE 4 hAsNIka Assnit
strsst hAlean Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that In pursu
~ ance III an order uf the Cuupty J.uirt
" the ,iais OF ',regun Tor the County oI
Sihr.on.'issds on Tue 3rd d,y uf Ma, Z, lsas,
IN the matter Of the e-tate oi samuel A
Keel, decsa ed. the unde signeu admins
tratsr VI said estate. VIII se Mt publi,.
auction N The highest bidusr for c,,nh
sutJ-ct 10 o'unrintstipu by aaid Court. an
saiurdsy tBe 9th dny oi l,ec-n.b. lssD "a
u ociock IN. NJ me vest do,r uf ih.
Cnurt hoLse NJ said COUNTY, ali the rls IN.
It'll ssis q and Interest f the sad a. ..i,,,,,
a h eel ~ The time III nls dea.Iu, in anI N,
the Toll ,siDg d.-scrib-d r,al pry,,.r =
towlt ipe north half ud he y. T. otlarI,y
and Iots No. and =, U section rs. i'vs
X. r. OF he :" iiianie,ie meridian, in th.
Cuupiy ui Marion, slate uf Oregon .s,I,.
tanning 10 acse1, NOR" or less .uyit,u
anu exc 'piin< n small Tract th-r-.f a..
scribed ~ follows, IUwii: B.yinni, x MI /.
Phni IN the center M the e.,unty r,,,d
leading from III town III Netr,Ina. .wh.r.
u cross - the iiue between L. ss Ns.
ana E..t fhsncs west ~ I.et. tnel,..
south 10 he bsnA of the \. .rth saui,a,I,
riser. thence east to the at,ov. dr,criI,.d
'oS Snsn'p line, thence north w the pl,,c,.
OF begi dining. In l..y.w
Alnir II he estate OF Samuel a. keel
q. &c Ased. '''
nsiie.L, Ore., Nov. 7. 1890.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

CITY COUNCIL Te-NiGHr.-To-
night all he the regular meet ng Of
the city cuncii. The snsttcr of let
ting the contract for the consiruc-
tion of u sewer through hlcck forty
seven. viii he let. A. Il. Smith 4
Go. put in the lowest It'd. SsRse
other mstierr az imp,rtsnce will be
up far consideration nj the c,uncil
Tonight.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

REAL SrAYEHs.-Now that the
heavy season is coming ou you CALI
not afford Ia overlook the necessity
If good, warm aud dry footwear.
kHusse Brs. have tine best line
ever brought ~ Salem. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

Losr Hrs CCE.-i'epu,y Sheriff
MisDer, Of Portland, brought .
t'hinsman to the peniteptiary last
night. He was sent up for seven
wears for burglary. The fist initis-
ion ut his new home, was to lie ne
iieved Of his dearly beloved cue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

THEY ABE CoMfSG.-The frst
section Of the iron cylinders for the
great bridge over the Wiliainetie n
this place arrived from San Frau
cisco last night. A part Of the fret
span is now together aud doubtless
will soon be on the cylinders
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

Made Hsppy.-No man, woman
or child is 30 happy rs the one who
gets his moneys worth; hence the
smiling fs,es always visible ut Far
r,Ar & Co.'S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

FINE ARr.-TtIe latest novelties
n art g,nds Of all kinds arr tn he
had in the grrntrst prnfusion at Gen.
F. Smiths, 3O7 Commercial street.
IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

THASKsGIvISG.-fn choice fat
turkeys, geese or ducks for Thanks
giving dinner, call al Steiner's fish
Market. Std
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

For SALE-T~o car losis Of
straw simpt NJ gu'd as bsy fer feel
At McCourt's feed store, sl Couri
street. fl-l5-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

Miss Mary E. Steiner, teacher MI
niaBo and organ. Address pa
Twelf, h street. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

nR 7. c. SMITH, Dentis.. p State street
~ salem Dr. Finished dental oier.,-
lions OF every description. Pain g. opera
lions q spe7-islry
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
JEWELS AND LACEs.

m g--i ~r,h the S~er>o hnS~rS
o.. giri wTfh the lsees rs-v~
VIA; Are your ,e--ss and vhs; Az vou1 i.-s
vurfh - you r. FROM o,<serSoin< the sryins
ordeas vhich sashionAois society t-1orSs- O.
~ oevou-es enough 20 he pay.teAl strs'isle
and endurance Of ;ss mos; ROBUST y71 e--sa
cC~n- lose your h.aith src o-cCzn- . re s.nA
vr~ck a. thou<Ancs &c rron s-,ch csis~e'
Under s7ch circumstances ycs sosaic willingly
gfys al you- iewel. and al ypssr h~>e- 70 rsSsi1
los, heath Trlz VOC car do II y1u ell ogs ~
onyT 20 the Of trlA; grski restorative Suugr
- lE. PsefCes EAvostis PTs-sefIgatissr.- Thoc-
nApes o. G-H.efsil women nBe-- iAs G2y q
Eaos knoNn 10 Shsu2-
Fur al te erxnrenser.s irregularities ard ~eax-
nessss pA-al.z- to v-urneu u = the ozIy r~uS-ty.
Soad By d-u<sts,s, unaer . positive guar
antee fru-z me uls-l - s-cI1rsrs, t6si r ~1l eve
k4tssSactiou n svs-y cz<se. o- money Stl % -
funded This gck-.lt-~ h2s o-rai printed Ga
The eot:s.-wrxppsr. All faithfully carried 90
eT r1Any years
An fnvaxu-zitns tnr.c, q iulpa-rs st-sa<te .
TIE vhnae system. f-~ni- " VOuser ssurT.lly
rr. Pse-Ss'. Ysvu-fz t'rs-sT.ptson = the s-s.i
ess s>rsa.y ossu-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
Health is Wealth 1!

DR.. i. q. VESTS Nerve aud Brain
,ie..i,,"ni, gni,ranteed spec.nc tr tIys.
ierHi, Dizziness. tonVuIsitfs. EIis N.r, ,,,.
Nrun'lgH, Headache. Nervous i'rn.trutI,,u
,s.nsed by the Use Of nicohul or tobaa.n
wnketnlinrs,, Mental Oppression, soften.
,nk oI lhe of,,in r-snlting In insanity and
leading Y, fnis..ry, ecsiy and death me-.
mature 'hdage. birrenness. loss Of power
eau srd by oNerexeri lou Of the brain. Zach
b,x cbnt'ins Que months Treatment. Al "a,
: HpS nr SIX boxes fer 500, sent by mali
pr"issid on receipt III price.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

Z r. sOCTHTICK, Contractor and
+. builder. Well prepared TO do all
kinds OF building and guarantee sat,~fcs-
IOn. +2l-lm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

A. A. R.-Sedgwtcss Post, No. 10, Depart
We InenI OF oregon, meets every Monday
sFening at the t-lu ovei the Oregon Land
eJmpany's orfine. Ni-Itius comrades arr
cordially invited to attend.
ID. c. shERNAS, Post ,0,n nader.
:. 4. RAsDLE. Adjuts IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 o. L. W.-Prutectisu Lsdge No. 2 A.
- y. L. W., SateIu. Urezon- Meet ZACH
" ednS.day evening ~ Ia Essll IL state In
sur1nce Dleck, corner Com nmsr-ia and
Cn.megeiA streets Visiting and sOjsurn-
ing ogethren Invited r. u. roCTHwICK.
lRa EshB, Recorder NV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

A NJ CLOCGH. Undertaken. Embalmer
~. and Cabinet Maker. I0T state ST..
salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
4 sypopsis Of the Msrkets-Bayiug and
selhng Prices.


selhnE Prices
RETAIL PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS
Shoulder sugar cured.per ih.i2,s
breakfast bs,cou-l5
Hams--usasr cured, per In, le 9llsc-
Reef 66 l2L.c.
Pork-lu g ETC.
MuttSn-A a Exc.
Timothy Setd-Per pound. nc; selling.
Red clover Seed-Per pound, tsc.
White clover seed-rer pound. isc. D"
Al-ike-lsc per pound.
Red top D.c per pound
Lincoln Grass-l2l,c per pOund,
Rye Gr.~s-ioc per pound.
Orchard Grt-s--l7c per pound.
teans-5c per Id.
Dat meal-ai to &c.
Canned Pvitt-- peRches, ~ 81 apricot.
y ss1, black berries, $S cen, oe-t gnides
al 10; tuInstD~- 81 "; airing B~ans 5! ~
green peas ei Sr per dn1- la two ID casus-
Green fruit--Cnoire app es 5s&s5s' per
opx: pessr- oc per box; Erapen 81 2r per boa
potsioes ds-. carrpis S0r: parsni.~ 81 0G
ounces 81 % per bu-het, onions b. per 10.
rish-- salmon 7sAlvr rer ID; stursenu e>s
7c per 10 small fsn sl0c per Id; Halibut and
cod l21sc per Id.
RUYry6 PRICES.
Wheai-fs1.c net.
Flour-Per barrel. A.a, best les lbs
Oat~-Per bushel. 30 a 8r.
Bariey-Per kushel. &c.
BraB-Per ton. Sit 80 at milt, sacked.
ShOrts-Per tom, t2l 50 g sacked.
CbsJ-Per tom. yisn0 sacked.
HOp~-Quoted at sc per ID.
Eggs-SDc per Dozen.
PotatOee-per pushel, Soc new
Corn mesl-3c per pound.
Cheese-lUGIlc per pound.
Dried plums-Per Lib. Ee7c.
Dried prunes-Per Id. IAS lic.
EnpDrted prune- 71xr per 10.
Buttsr--2s4Sc per rs'und for good
Lard--i2i4z l5e per ID.
Hams-per pound, l2c.
Bacon sidez>-iU per ID.
shOulders-s@GSc per ID.
Chickens Sc.
Turkeys ioa l2lxc per ID.
Geese 7Gs per 10.
bucks, Izi4@l5 per IN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

n AcSAf.LY. Architect New Rust
~. b-e-nan BLOCK. E'ian- and Sp@cirics..
nons 81 all cla-~--- OF ~ building. on short
nnilce; -uperin'enceaeeo Of WORK prpmp;ty
iOnk-d after. 25-,f
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

" D. PCtrH. ArrhiiHcT. Plss>. Speci
w nesiipn- and super nfendenre TOY
al Glasses OF buildings. ONCE - Com
iHe-clsl y; up stair
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
ECSfSE~s CARDS.

MUTE a CLARK: Barriers and Hair
~ oIe--ers, 2;- COmmeTrlsl street. Only
me b-st % work
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

~ cure any ease. With each order re-.
cslsed ov us fr six boxes, accom- panied
WIN sool, We VIII send the purchaser our
nI'tsn guarantee I" refund the nancy IN
the treatment dues not effect "A ,ur. c:,,,,,
,nie-s ISSUED only by lea. n. t;,nd' nr,,e.
gust, sole agent. 'DD Com ~ .nIe,n. ur
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

nRI. ~ KEENE. Dentist. Once over
~ the White Corner COu-i and Com.
merrissl streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

D'ARCY & BINGHAM. A-rn-ne-s and
- cnun>sin-> AZ laT. >sl-u. oregon.
Having An 5 b~i-s,ci q, I tls rr--1-ris ~ Marion
county inciuc n = hr and blnrs index q.
Sai-in. they have >D-ria.i facilities i1r ex-
Sruinillg titie- 10 --al eSfat- Rn=ine-S IN
Inc Supr-rne c1tTt and n ns state depart
une MS VIII receive D-rIrnnt Rrrsuriau.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

TOHS CIRAy.-Cnntrac,nr and builder
- Zine inside finishing specially 80
Commercial --r-er, salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

DRAFT 4 HUNT, a;,n-nevs at law. salem.
I o-e1on. Ofiice ever Bars i--elry store
State stree;
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

VOHS KNIGHT, Blacksmith Horse
81 shD-tng End repairing Speciality. shop
AZ the foot Of LiDe-ty street, salem, oregon.
2Jl-Y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

TNlLMoS FoRD. attn-nev a, law. Salem.
Oregon pr'ce Ut stairs in Patton :
block
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

ID J, LARSEN q CO.. Manufacture OF all
kind Of v-nicie-. Repairing u special
y. Only tue best WORT turu-dDui, shops
stale street, nsxi Eior 10 sc-iber Puhie
~ Ed. HOEYE-Barber and Hair-dress-
VI. ing pariors- tinesi baths In the city.
=. oOmmsrcia! street, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

J. SHAW. ttio-ney.a, Law. aaI~rn
q. Oregon. Office first door 70 the ler
a. head OF sistS in the rear of Ladd &
Bush'r bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
THE
RUNS

IL ~ -
Fast itraiua with Pullman Neatiou.
Drawing oHm sleep ~. dining cars nne
conches III latest design, between CnicAkv
aud Milwaukee and 81. Paul and M'nns
Wpplis.
Fast rnains with Pullman vestioulse
drawing room sleepers, dining cars Ano
cn,ciles of latest design. bstween cn,o.V
and Milwaukee, aud Ashland and pulnl.n,
rnrbnyh Pullman vestibuie drssIT
',s'n and colonist sleeper- VIA the Na.<<
arn Pacific railroad between Chicago ANS
Portland. Or.
Convenient trains TO and from Easiefs.
Western, Northern and central w,scoS
an p.'iut~. aif'prding unsQ uAled ssrv'x
and from Waukesha Fond du Lac, a Or
k'nh, Seenab. Meuesha, chippewa rnls
Eau Claire. Hurley, wis.. aud lronW"
tnd Besseiner, Mich. .....
ror tickets. sleeping car re.ervauoS,s,
lime tables and other intormatinni npsy
IN agents any where In the tlnitou s'ss
Dr. Canada. s.k AINsLlE,,.
Gen'l. Mgr, MtiwHagee, WE
J. NJ. .HANFOkD,
0en1 rsafac Msr.. 81. Paul
Trsftc Mgr. Milwaukee, WA
EDUiS Eek k,TEin.
Asst Genl Passr and Tkt Axt Ah"~
k6s. Wis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

II Iss E, h,.hards drug comi ssy. agents a
~' s..'i ~ ..Arnes .lsest, sHn iAnslseo Cnl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18
Or. Pierce's Pellets s.s.::' s':..:: a. u.
pver. stomach and soN sls- OS= . odAs
soae ~ truHs.A : Aats VIA
PRoFEssIcSAI CARDS.

b. y. ROSHAN. S.HAYDEN
W. n. HOLNS.
DGyHAN HoLNrS A H.Npr~ Amor
ID nev< 81 isw. once IN RuShs block
between State and Cnu-t. IN CONT -.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

g 7. RICHARDSON. Attorney a. law. n
-. fr< M stairs " frnni rT-srls ~ new
Bush block. cornsr Commercial and Cou-i
STREETS. Salem, or~gon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

~ h. KNIGHT. Ecleciic Pm sici. !, ofY,ce
~. " Court street, salem Oregon Pul-
nonsry diseases n speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-18

ExrKk,< TRAIN tpAILY kxcErrs suxnAr
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

Noble l.. Prentis in the Kansas City
Star: You may start after breakfast aud
journey at the average railroad speed
until reasonable hour for supper, and
you will not have traversed the length of
Kansas though you will have journeyed
the length of England. but if you possess
head-piece of average construction and
value. you will have seen enough to keep
you in thinking material for many a day.
OF the Kansas towns it may not
be said that they are remote, squalid or
vicious. There are no towns in Kansas
nick named NO God or Dogs Misery
or anybody's' Holler.' There are no towns
counted as alive, where there are not
tasteful residences surrounded by shrub
berry. with sidewalks in front, whereOn
lots of fat and fair babies gambol when
the evening sun is low. None are on by
roads: each is on great thOrOughfare;
each commands fine view of the star of
Hope"
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

OUR esteemed and sanctimOniOus
friend Leidigh, of the Speareville Blade.
is tOrmented with anxious fOrebodings
lest the Farmers Alliance should deprive
him of the fat profits he has been enjoy
ing for years in his mercantile business.
His last issue contains frantic appeal
TO them to quit thinking about cheaper
goods and turn their attention exclusive
ly to affairs of state. He evidently
thinks the farmer incapable of attending
to financial matters and politics at the
same time, hence this effort to stir up the
Farmers Alliance against Hon. NJ. w.
Sutton. our present representative, with
high sounding charges of general
character, but utterly fails to mention
any instance wherein Mr.. Sutton has
worked against the farming classes.
1t is well for farmers to see that their
interests are faithfully represented by
those who are in the legislative halls,
but the cloven foot of self interest is so
prominent in Brother Leidigh's effusion
that it is not likely to cause them to shut
their eyes to the heavy tribute they have
for years been paying to this self-right-
eOuS man,
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02
All Aboard Tor st. Paul.

National Educational Association meets
this year at ST. Paul. MIMI. July 4th to
llth. in the cool belt; just the place for
a summer vacation.
You can buy ticket round trip via
the Santa Fee Route to st. Paul. July lst
to 9TH. at one lowest first-class fare. plus
$500 membership fee. with final limit
Sept. 3Gth. Rate is low. limit long. Oc-
casiOn interesting.
The Santa Fee gives choice of routes
east of Kansas City. and will arrange to
run through sleepers or chair cars via
Official Burlington Route. selected
by Kansas committee of transportation.
or by any other regular line between
Kansas City and st. Paul designated by
parties ordering such cars. For infor-
nation about special parties of teachers.
and details of rates. train service. ETC..
call on FRED GARDNER,
Agent Santa Fe Route, or address
CT. NICHOLSON, G. p. & T. A..
Topeka, Kansas.
last publication July 2. 1890.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

SIT strikes us that nearly every news
paper in this district is keeping up a
mighty loud silence in congressional
matters. Fact is. there are so many can :
didates and dark horses that they can't
make up their minds which one they
want until they see them all on the track
and entered for the race.''-GLOBE-RE
PUBLICAN.
''Why don't you put up Ford county
man? Has our county got no good re-
publican timber to make congressman
Of?'-Dodee City Times.
Plenty of it, but they are not after con-
gressional honors just at present. How
is the democratic party of Ford county
fixed for congressional timber:
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

FROM the complexion of the county
tickets thus far nominated by the Farm
ers' Alliance. the democrats have lost
very little. In fact nine out of ten NOM
mated are democrats. union labor. or
greenbackers, while the tenth man may
be a sOre-head republican. This is not
very flattering showing for republicans,
and simply goes to show that the demo-
Gratis are working the Farmers Alliance
for all there is in it, who have evidently
joined the Alliance for this purpose. Re-
publican alliance men better study this
question little before they consent to
be turned over to the democratic party.
Kansas is an agricultural state and large
ly composed of the old veterans-a ma
jOrity of whom are republicans and G..
A. X. men-as well as farmers. Many
of these have united with the Farmers
Alliance movement, honestly hoping to
better and improve their own condition
in life. but not to help any particular
political party. Should this class find
out that this is simply some gigantic
political scheme whereby they are to be
turned over to the democracy or against
their own party. or that it is a scheme not
to further their individual in
terests. they will drop the Farmers Ali
ance so quick that it will make the Or
binary democrat look bilious. May not
this be scheme whereby the democrats
hope to reduce the $1,000 republican ma
jority so recently given in this state:
To say the least it looks wonderful sus-
picious. and republicans had better in
vestigate the matter before they act.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

The secretaries of the several county con-
ventiOns are instructed to forward to the
undersigned secretary at Topeka. Kansas. a
certified copy of the credentials of their sew
eral delegates, Immediately upon the adjourn
ment of the county conventions. said creden-
tials TO be received at Topeka not later than
the evening of September I'd. From these
credentials the republican state central com
mittee will prepare a rOsterOf those entitled
to participate in the preliminary organization
of the convention.
BY order of the committee
HENRY BOOTH,
BION s. HUTCHINS, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Globe-republican., 1890-07-02

HUTCHINSON is inaugurating crusade
against gasoline stoves. and there may
be some good reasons for it. Saturday s
Hutchinson Ne.ss contains the account of
three different persons burned to death
by the gasoline stove in the last week in
that city. Many of her citizens have
abandoned its use, considering it too
dangerous, and number of real estate
men refuse to rent their property to fam
lilies who do use them.