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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-29

Fannels Serges Ottomans, Whip Cords Worsted Pattern Suits
Henrea Broadcohs FRENCH FIANNELS, Figured
Lawns French Pongees Gloria, White
Nainsook, Venetian Muslin Prints Outings Gigham Columbian
Suings
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-29
DRESS TT


In all the Combinations Colors Novelties
Braid Suas Veve Venetas Pushes Ribbons China Silk Buttons
and Fringe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

pus,lo Sent 4-Caitlo-Recepts iiet - hou,n ,,ne
hssn io,sl fog v.ck thus $3.50 heau 49, 80 ned
issf week zoo head consigned thIouIh MI 81
70 Sew.YorS 700 lead on sale -oov n,non co-ed
OPENED active and higher for al ppt sXmort sterrs
steady; about oil sold choice to d. a. 10 GOOD
ss@tas,r GOOD nrayv st.cis 81 fOdci % iuI, -
medium weights l5dSf 81 fat mlNcd t,,. ssi %
sa-5. s,orknrs - zOas2 %. Hog>-,'ecei 90, He,d
hours $50 lea( total for week thus io ;5 through
Tor same time last week. ]? $50 consghes l 800
head; market oIencd stronger Tor m,u heavy hogs
steadv for light grades closed weak - ,olc 55. Nv
s,asSy for Hight far 20 good Workers TO ior "a %
choice light 40 20: mediums ana laekc rcccnt. llst
81 hours 500 head total for week thus
hod: for same ime last week. IL 90 100 On sale
,hsnrgh 4 200 he'd. 70 Ncw-Iork ,SoO h'u shegn
600 head market opened shade hrnr io ,oce ian bs
stronger for cool lambs co>se ai cis and
mon ~ 75dsi eood MIXED snecp' % '''
s3 so; no cxtri Ncthers here ,,coa to,d
Chicago sg1. i-Cattie-Rcceip,s 20 ~s0s5 p ;
.ess ,oa Seaers 81 s5ess and nf
asa iIors-Pecoipts &c 900 head liih - ~ 80 ~
sdeS S si166s,so mixed and medium, - fasc,nts
~ COO head STEADY; poor 70 choice Sl19' 90
O. 75de5. .., raeo,,ts fair :;
Fast Liberty Porn. Sept; i-Catt!en ~ rood
,,arket IO615c higher; prime - DJns . - "a iOa
e. apest o5 god butcher S3 5oesi; reu'. ia and
a. TO- fair Vfr steers 40 75asS good IA. f"sS
ssns mes So to SO: hog. Supply an, al
,.rse, n-a .srrcuc - Gooso 80; meoluu oz,
eSsySs8 light tons sjasJ c5 hcasy r.sscrs as
IS To- pigs ane ight yorker - ioG> sheen Supply
ss,: market csdy extra IS 5odss IS god e ga
n 20: fair e.oSds2 rs common 5ocasi ", ys'' AZ %
sSesS 75 spring lambs 90 $685. 70; veal Calves 90
90: heavy sod thin calves ssas4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvEs.

Good 20 prime sOd year at ~ eOGs1 l2
the average price estimated at - %.
BEENLS-Reccpt for Two days were ~ cars or o'V4
hasd-li2 cars gncQ direct s3uCht ler> 81 cars
for export alive. and 5s for the market lnclulns
cars held from last week there 81 cars on 'S
OF which at Jersey City. Trading wa, Mou.
eratey active the start and prices 10dl1c .heI but
the market easier and quiet with carr 70 eel al
late hour. Texans sold at 20 Boast 10 pr 100 j ;
CooradoS at s3 Cj as So and OF heavy corlru 40
20 and sass at % iOas4 - bulls at - Ooa
iicbt demand owing the holiday, but the feeling was
Arm Latest cable aGvices quot American steers slow
~ Oh 1850 l-r r. estimated dressed weight but re-
frigersted beef doing little better shipments 70
day none tomorrow 800 cattle the Runc Tor NJ NOlO
snth and 200 head for J. Schsmberg Son and 1t Is
expected that the Will carry 900 quarters
Of beet for Nelson MOIfIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
flats 70 Get, anfurnishe6


ELEGANT all-liqht, large rooms; steom
heat; superior ventilation. near Central
PARK and l. station; lovely home. 40
West G4th--t., strong inducements.
ELEGANT. all light lar1c rooms steam
heat handsomely furnished y ar park and
l. station lovely house, 40 Per month.
40 West 4th-st
FIRST.CLASS single fats. az improve
ments nlne MONS and bath 10 lease from
oct. lst. rents. 5000 10 sl,1OO. owner, 40
East 7sth-st
TIE EDENBOEO apartment house
Amsterdam ave. cor. 1854 st.. steam hat
and elevator so 10 $40. STEVENS.
9tA-ayc. cor. o3d-st.. 9th-ave. and 104th-st.
TO LEr.-In tho Drlnousle. 40 to ~
West 5gih-st-. fronting Central PARK, a very
choice in1ftmcnt nothing lcEer IN the
city; building absolutely 6rcpseot. Apply
u lanitor.
BROOKLYN.
RENT FREE % october Elegant
frst nat. rooms and hath. an improve
men's desirable location rent reduced. so
only. ArIly 3f2 >Umnerave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Gslp Uanteo.

Grlp panteo.
AGTNTS.-sj daily profit selling white
satin BOquet.' tie mot lasting perfume
made; new method Of selling requires no
talk other fact selling goods In same line.
Males.
4 Young Man Of good address, hay
ing $50. can obtain proht1blr ard >tsadv
employment by addressing BONDS, Trlb-
une Onice.
ENGINEER or machlni,t wanted 10 sell
Professor UdWklnS'~ works. "lnstruc tlon>
rpr tho Boil.r-Room'' and calculations Tor
Engineer. Flrcmen and Mochini>t.' these
ar aids FOR obtaining an engineers llcrnsc (,
catalogue free. THEODORE AIDEL
s Co. 81 Llberty->t.. Room 3
WANTED. -ENp.ri.nced married man. to
work or farm within thirteen miles OF New
Yorl, VII" must be- competent 10 take
charge OF dairy. write stating age. ma
tionallfv. references and wages required 10
T.. o. Boz 2.379. y. y. City.
WANTED a gentleman teacher 70 teach
the common English branches; aspirations
must be- made In writing +. w. NOEL
LER 1886 West 29th->t.
Females
PROFITABLE ana peasant employment
af home. suitable f0r any person accustomed
20 LIGHT. t,-ty, ornamental wofk; inclo.e
d Irected envelope for particulars. JOHN
FOTTRELL. Wilmington. Del.
WANTED. Neat. respectable girl for gen;
er1l Homework family Of three must be good
cook and laundrc~S, with personal reference.
can Tuesday. Is East Gith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Countrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR NONTCLAIR.-Resid i'd nce
properties Of all descriptions for sale ana 70
let iumi she'd houses.
TUBBS A TAYLOR. ; Beckman-st.
EAST OEANur. n. J.-Deslrahle prop:
erty FOR sale furnished and uniurnlshed
houses To rent. :. ID. tONDlT. opposite
BRICK Church Station.
FOR SALE.-Fou minutes walk from
Highland Avenue station, Orange. Y. j,
handsome place Of over an acre. with hne
shade. fruit. garlcns. stables. etc reason
able terms Address l.. II. A, Room g.
7l3 Br6 adway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
flats 10 Cet furnished.

IN THE NElGHBORHOOD ~ the
Waldorf Hotel. dc.iiable aid elegant suites
Of rooms. furnished or unfinished Ad-
dres- tLtB. Box 81. .2i2 Broadway.
TO RENT.-Compcta furnished, from
October - MAY ]. an apartment (second
floor In The S'uyyesant; rent, s175 per
month. Apply ~ M. GEO. M'CANN ut
the building, Ia Fast 1sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Ciin Real GsIait Go Get.

fully FURNISHED or unfurnlshed
house West slth.st.. nea" Riverside. rea-
sonable. FIELD. ia West 23l--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
TROY BOATS.
Ocean 5Ieamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. s. co.
a. SlIOET ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW.Y DIRK. Southampton. BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. 800 IN
First Cabin. $40 and upward. second cabin. 80 ~
and $50 a berth. Steerace rates. Steamers sail
from foot OF -dst.. Hoboken.
Allor Tues sept ;. g a. Ems sat. sept -. a. ~
Saae sat. sept .. iIav'l, Tues Sept2G o. NJ
Suree Tues sent = noon iTrtve We'd Srpt.21. . am
Kafser sat sept 10 noon. IIlba sat Sept 30 Q q. NJ
Isbn Tues Sent 10 noon Aler Tues Oct. 3, II am
NETHERLANDS LINE.
New.York to Genoa in less than eleven days
Y ronnrin1 sem ~ Iwld. Nov Vera .... Dee. 80
Euids . sept - Vera. Nov. i Kaiser Jan
Vera $500. OF. II Kaiser NOy. - Bp'ee... jan IL
Passage 800, sl95 or $50 berth. FIRST tabn'
OELRICIS & Co. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Furnished Rooms.

CHOICE ROOMS for gentlemen: con.
yenicnt 10 prime pal clubs. hotels, also lar-
lOi floor; light rooms desirable tor
cidb every convenience. IL Fast @3th-st.
NICELY FURNISHED large aud small
rooms all improVc ments terms mod efat"
small private family. 3i1 West 3lst--t
SECOND FLOOR ROOM prha'e house
elegantly furnished. rra-onlblr 10 pcrn.a-
nent gentleman all conycniences. j. East
+6ih-si.
TWO large elegantly furnis shed connect
Ing rooms: Running water. "a, bath suit-
able for four p'r-pns. - a week also
single Rooms. 81 East l0th->t.. near Broad
way.
2aD->T, 20 EAST Opposite Madison
Squarr Park Handsome connecting rooms.
With priyat' bathroom.
3sp-ST.. ISL FAST.-Ncvlv furnished
double ROOMS. running water, ga, bath,
ctc. - aud - 80
f34 MADISON AVE. Third floor front
room; large closets; al o hall room; ref-
cien,es.
THE TRIBUNE
Upiown ONCE.
l,2io Broadway. 81 door north Of Sist-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until . O'Clock p. IN.
Advertisements received al regular oric.
rates until p. m, VIZ:
81 Sth.aNr.. :. @. CO.. or @5f-st
4 -. 9Th ave. cor. i2th-st:
10, Columbu--ayc.. near West 6sth.st.
lO6 West i2d-t.. neal bth-aye.
20 Wes, tth--t.. near 5tl-aNe.
o57 West 1od..i. bet. 9TH ma 9Th ayes.
151 fth-aNe. cor. lfth-st-
1 az yd.nve between ION and 18th sta.
3ca 3d.aye, between 1otl ana 18th sts.
90, 5d-aNe' near Gls.--t
l7Os lst-aVc. near s.'th-s:.
200 S1-avc.. rofnef i.fh-st.
81 3d-avc nc,r Last 31th--t.
- Avenue A. between sd aid 4th SIS.
u canal-st and ij7 Diyi,lon-st,
$40 Chrith--t. bc.. W,rren ana Cham
bet> st..
o5i shave :. e. 20. of :sd-st.
To- y-i-aNe.. cor. 12tn-st ... =,
l92 loluInbus-ave.. near West ooN's@
20 West iith.st.. near 6th-sve.
2o1 West 42d-st.. bet. 9Th and stn sssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE
"A. NEw.YOIik. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
Paris .. Sept, q. y. ~ New FORK sept -, pm
Berlin sept 10. 80 an Paris sept -, : a. H.
shortest and Most Convenient Route 70 London
Passengers landed At EmIress Dock. avoiding incon'
yenicnce and exposure Of transfer ~ ton1er
First Cabin passage 70 Southampton iOnkn or iid.s.
upws I'd according steamer Second CABIN $50
10 500. Stocragp at low rates.
" INTERN iTIONAI NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No q Bowling Green, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Giin Real gstaic for Sale.

SOLD. so. 80 WfST o5th-st. only
one lcft. 3.stOfy. nrst-cla>- house; bargain.
Othcr- an prices STEVENS, 9th-aNe.
cor. 93d-,f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
ALBANY BOATS.

PiSPiE's LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave o oa
Pier Al n r. foot Canal ST.. at O r. NJ daIy s,unu',
eNcepied Direct connection with cXprH-s uS r,a 10
sarainva Lake George. Adf0ndacks THOUSAND lSau>
3chdrd Spripcs Niagara Falls, Sharon SPRINGS ana
CoopcrstowE SATURDAY night steamers cohHc' WI ''''
day morning train for saratoga
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Steam KAAI,
OtRSKILLt and tATSKILL lave every weekday ~
f. NJ from Pier As. foot Of West iith ~. LIZ n,s
win Caskli Mountains and Cairo X l. ana the NV Uls
Eievating Railway TO the summit. DIRECTORY p ,r
Hotels ana boarding Houses mailed free, az per or ny
w. J. HUGHES CatskM. " J
HUDSON AND COXSACKlE BOATS leave
i L week day az J. H. mon i,cf 20 zoo, Vi "e'
ilr St connecting with Boston & Albany Il X
ID AMSDELL LlNE.-Steamers leave Pier "a,
III North River foot Of Frankli-st Tor Cfnn,ohs Wess
Point Cold Spring. Cornwall. flshkii landing anu
Newburg weekdays. > y. NJ sunday,. , a NJ.
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A TIE NEW.Y0I,K 1RIBuNE WILL BE NJ
cIIvED Al THE UPTOWN 2FdTIcE no; 243 n nT2id'
TTITssrvENTs at the following Branch onces: "a
I,ich,i, ave- : G. cor Twentythrdst; 1872 SlNth-ave
X Fou fh-nve Fourteclth,st 200 ThirlaNe.'
10. cvenih-st l02G Thd-ave. near sixty.
nrst.s. l7os Fr-a,e 1cG Wet tnrty .eeond st W., ~
ronr,ee t1.st 257 West Forty seconded, % Thrd.gNe
-, Ia e,sh ,,d o. e-hund ii AND -tlriecnth 80.
AZ HARLEM OFFICES 1so i.as One h ,p, o.
and go West and forty hfthst up
w. e NJ M at regular Office rates . oco
!" Rrooklyn, at CO Court-st. sos Dc kabaNe i-oV
pcdford ave. up p. at regular once rates
London once for adyertiseueas. 2es Resen|s~' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

New.York, September g. 1898.
,..,.. Cows. Calves. sheep and Lambs. Swine.
9225 '-A
Beeyes. Cows Calves. Sheep. wine.
,.- CITY Stock Yards. $50 ,424 2JljS $40
SSssrr,isthst ............- 1917 151 j,o34 l7-40 49,
Tortethst -'..-.'''--''' 'ioi az 20; ~
WeeSse ken and scat. 20, 9j -, 8 "
Hesei Is last week..i-'lo5 IA 4''9i 1910 -"O'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
CTNtRD LINE.

N. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN;
Irubrla 900. Sept 9 a. Servia --.-.Oct s. IL q m
iucsnia go. sept. 10. a. Unbra oct :, a. m
Itfura... "A. Luoau - oct. u. y a. IN
Campana sept 80 80 Auran oct. l., 10 a. ~
EXTRA STEAMER.
GAIJIA ........-....... september g. p. m.
From Pier 40 North River foot Of Clark.on-st
Cabin massage. $50 and upward. Second cabin. 80 ana
upwsrd according to steamer and loea,ion: ..
Steerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe ~
very For freight and passage apply AT the
comranys A1ce. No. Rowing Green, Ne".forS.
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
-RED STAR LINE.

A RED STAR LINE.
"A. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing FOR New-York and Antwerp weekly. - =,
WAFSLAND ..... Wecne>iay, Sepiember D. n
FTilESLAN W ednc-day SIP 49, 'oV n, ~
First cabin. $50 upward; second .abn 70 Ahtwcrp;;
from Antwerp. siS and 80. Reduction on folhd
trip. Apply for Facts" Storage at very low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Bowling Green. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

"A ~, - - - - uI.rair, Sr,PVICE
Ga rvng the United state, ana ROYAL mal- St"an'fs
~, NH ...-......... Thur-dav September y
NtpIpoSr .Thursdav. october 10
A1d eS.rv f,ur Thursday thercfter. rs--.nrrr. can
remain over al Honolulu. Through tcfe- Issued 70 81
chef rointe I'm Nev-Zesaud and Au-tf1llA. Special
Round the word Trip. 500 ..... . ,,,,o
john u. SPRECkILS BRO.
1-uoS COOK 4 e'al Agents.
.,c, cd ~ a., ,iva- y Sill Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

IHARTFSToN S c.. the South and South west.
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida point
From Pier - l.. II. foot OF Ro,-"t"t-i-, 3 y. M
= n = D. Friday. = ptrnb'r
tII;0No 49,. day september l.
An steames have nrstr9ss Iae-e accomn odatoh''
WM. l.. CLYDE CO.. General Agents,
Bowling Green. y. Y.
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST +. { L. LINZ Va JArrhSS'
GRT so FRr. 4 PASS'E LINE. Via lHAiI.t>TON'
Il. q. FGER. Genp ACT. 3? Bway, y I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Il FOR La GrAYRA PUEEio cAntLno. CUEA:
40 CARRYING ALSO MAILS AND PASSENGERo
For MAEACAIBo; Via CURACAO.
PIEERGPOST STORES HROOKIYN.
( (. CARACAS wednesday Sept. 6, p. "a
( : VFNEZJ Eli. SATURDAY. september 10 ] o. M
= PHILADELPHIA Tuc-daT ~cut i.
!" These krerlean soumships. built .Nire..lg iof -
rior r-t-s
"'' FOR MARACAIBO-FREJGIIT ONLY. -
< uOLLINSlD Tue day, sept *
c MARACAIBO ... SATURDAY, Sept. 81
o. - BOULTON. BLISS 4 DATIETT.
General Managers. 135 FIontsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Business Gbamres.

A RARE opportunity one half or whole
interest downtown restaurant; best loca-
lion established business. o. p. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
NJ AINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ROYAL NETHERLANDS & I. s. Nail Line.

: :. SPNAENDAM. saturday. September %. (" 80 n ~
:. :. NLENDAM..... SATURDAY. SDuiembs .. 80 a. ~,
steamers call both way at BOuOerr>urNci fi'h'rr.
First Cabin 80 10 so; second cabin. sss - ca
AZ very low rlc-. Apply for tourist guide 9nd terms "
Gcneral Passenscr Agency. 50 nIoadnav. \. y.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Barney Sheridan's Mission,

Every populist paper in Kansas today
is denouncing President Cleveland and
the democratic party. The Spirit is d
straight democratic paper and it's editor
as a delegate in two different national
democratic conventions helped to nomi-
nate Mr.. Cleveland. For more than
nine years We have believed in and
worked to successfully uphold Cleve-
land democracy. Does any democrat
blame US if we strike back at the in
CRATES whom the Cleveland democracy
of Kansas placed in power in this state?
Had it not been for Cleveland votes
would Lewelling he governor or Mrs.
Lease president of the state board of
charities2 Not much. Therefore we
repeat that our little mission on the
banks of sulIen Bull creek is to continue
to support and defend the democratic
party as against all others. Populists
might render our task easier BY calling
off their dogs.-Paola Spirit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Give Her Time.

The Kansas redemption law is treated
in this fashion in the Buffalo American
Investments, financial magazine:
We are inclined to think that serious
damage prophesied by some as the
natural result of the law will not ma.
ture. If it will curb the overborrowine
and bring about greater conservatism
in lending, some good will have re.
suited. In growing into mature state.
hood scars must necessarily come, but
time and the common judgment and
good sense of humanity will assert
themselves and right all mistakes. We
have by no means lost faith in Kansas
Already the, e is indicated by the late
el sctions desire to return to a cleaner
political atmosphere.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

RECENTLY II. w. Schumacher, county
attorney of Butler county, wrote to At
torney General Little informing him
that complaints had been filed with him
against violators of the prohibitory
law who had already been prosecuted
under city ordinance. He wanted to
know If it was the intention of the law
that offenders be prosecuted for the
same ofense in more than one court
The attorney general today wrote an
opinion, in which he states that one
punishment is ample.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

THE day is not far distant when
Kansas will rank first in all leading in
dustries. The railway mileage of the
United States is III ,079 and only two
states in the Union, New York and
Illinois, have more miles than Kansas.
Taking into consideration the fact
that both were old states before Kan
sas was admitted to the Union its
growth in railway mileage is certainly
marvellous.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
Slapping the Impostors.

The impudence and gall of The min
compoops, Crouch and Mitchell, who
are playing statesmen in Washington,
D. c., arOuses the righteous indigna-
tion of fighting Barney Sheridan, editor
of the Paola Spirit, and in scathing
rebuke he administers the following
we'll deserved castigation to them:
"Their kilograms to Miami county
that they will name the postmasters
| in this section is an absured exhibit of
cheek. We have democratic organ
ization here sixteen years old and
believe in home rule. They will
learn later on that Miami county
democrats accepted the election Of
John Martin to the U. S. senate as a
democratic victory although they op-
posed the endorsement of the populist
ticket at Topeka on the 9Th of laat
July. The state committee, with
Governor Click, General Blair, Sena-
tor Martin and the delegates who help
ed to nominate Mr.. Cleveland. repre-
sented the democratic organization of
Kansas. Who ever heard of Mitchell
in democratic work and democratic
councils? He never was delegate to
a democratic state convention, or a
democratic nominee. Not fifty demo-
Gratis in this state ever knew him It'll a
few years ago when republican COVER,
nor appointed him railroad commits
sioner upon a petition circulated by his
friendly associates in the railroad busi-
ness. And as to Crouch. we have been
! fighting democratic battles and attend
ing state democratic conventions for
more than sixteen years and we never
heard of him till in 1891, when he at
tracted attention by making fight on
| the democratic state central committee.
These two gentlemen can splurge
around on high living in Washington
paid for by whomsoever it is, but we re-
spectfully suggest that the united dem
ocracy of Miami county will pull
through regardless of their officious
intermedling."
This rebuke Is applicable to these two
frauds in every county in the state
where they have assumed to dictate
patronage or recommed anyone fol
appointment. The impudence they
assert in telegraphing back to Kansas
that appointments will be made OF
their recommendation is astounding
No respectable democrat will suffer
these men to bunco him out of S25 al
the price of their influence. Contact
with them in any shape or form i:
contamination and political suicide
They are simply characterless charla
tans who are attempting to survive b.
filching from the credulous Office seek
er, since they have absolutely failed t.
make living in an honest way
Topeka Press.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
and declare that they found nothing to
warrant the charge.

warrant the charge.
Col. Weber has stated repeatedly that
the immigrant laws of the United
States relating to paupers, criminals,
cripples, ETC., as enforced by the govern
ment, are a great bar to the landing in
this country of the undesirable classes
of immigrants. But these laws have
been made stricter yet, by the acts
passed last month. In future, a
through sitting process will take place
when immigrants apply for passage in
Europe. They will have to answer a
very particular and searching inter-
rogatory, copy of which must be filed
with the Commissioner of Immigration
here. Upon the arrival of the immi-
grant, the correctness of the answers
in the list of questions will again be
tested, and, in case of serious discrep-
ancy, the return of the Immigrant
ordered.
1t seems beyond question, therefore,
that every possible precautiOn has been
taken to secure for our country only
such immigrants as will be desirable
addition to our population.
Let us close with the words of Emer-
son. in his lecture on ''The Fortune of
the Republic:''
''If 1 could have it hospitality of
fair field and equal laws to all. Let
them compete, and success to the
strongest, the wisest and the best.
The land is wide enough, the soil has
bread for ALL"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
Great Bend, Kas., June Z, 1898.

Great Bend, Kas., June Z, 1893.
A meeting of the Democratic Central
Committe for Barton county is hereby
called, to be held at the Grand Central
Hotel, Great Bend, at o'clock p. M,
Saturday, June "a, 1893, for the pur.
pose of considering the time and place
for holding democratic convention to
nominate candidates for county officers
The attendance of every member of the
committee is urgently requested.
FRED ZUTAvERN, Chairman.
WILL E. STOKE, Secretary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

CALAMITY ridden Kansas, as repub-
icans are pleased to term it, does not
seem to be in the calamity rut at the
present time quite as deep as republi-
can ridden Ohio, with her bankrupt re-
publican fnancieFs and panic stricken
institutions. The contrast between
Ohio and Kansas i'm favor of the latter
is indeed pleasing. Come to Kansas.
Lyons Democrat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

SEPTEMBER 18th to 10th inclusive
will be Kansas week at the worlds fair.
In writing about it to the Atchison
Champion, Tom Anderson says: 1--WE
will have an exhibit that no citizen OF
Kansas need be ashamed of. We ex-
pect the entire population to be at Chi.
cago during Kansas week and .whooI
it up for the Sunfiower state.''
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-08

IF CONGRESS the coming winter will
give the country free coinage of silver,
reduce the tariff three-fourths; and
give Us an income tax, the people will
rise up and call them blessed. They
are going to do it.-BellviIle Democrat.