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The morning call., 1893-02-05

A single sheet of paper. six feet in width
and seven and three-fourths miles In length,
has been made, 1t is said, by the paper
works at Watertown, N. Y. 1t is claimed
that the sheet of paper weighed 2,207
pounds, and was made and rolled entire
without a single break.
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Where Did You Get II?
New York Sun.

The subject of mems hats is engaging the
attention of number Of London news
papers and their readers. Mr.. Labouchere
has headed crusade against the top hat"
and speaks In favor OF some kind OF soft
hat as substitute. One correspondent
urges the adoption Of the three-c ornered
variety. as combining in the highest degree
all the qualities required in hat. "It Is
becoming to everybody" he says. "smart
looking, compact handy, warm, weather.
proof. and is not easily blown off" The
Prince of Wales is anxiously looked to for
sign on the proper thing.
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EIGHTEENTH STREET INVESTMENT

LAGUNA- STREET RESIDENCE LOT.
27:oxlOO-E. line of Lsguna, so feet S. of Valleioi
fine marine view; bargain.
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62x125-w. line, 1872 feet n. OF 22d; surrounded
by frst-class Improvements: close TO electric rail-
road and in Mission sunny belt; IN l or lots
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Nicholson, Mont Mrs ii Nicholson, Mont
J n Teal, Portland Coruue, Santa Rosa
Mrs Cor3ue, Sta Rosa Reinken. st Louis
Lyster, Colo Mrs q Eyster, Colo
A L Baker. Baltimore II Irwin, London
II GeHery. Cal McGrew, Palo Al.o
Jones, Palo Alto w o smith, Pao Alto
Postethwaite, Saratga Mrs Postlethwalte, Sratga
L Bradshaw. MilIbrae Mrs Bradshaw, Mllbre
L Barrett, Cal ID J Payne. San Jose
III Sawyer, Sacramento w II Otis, 5 q s
Sullivan W. Cal Moore, Mare Island
A Crouch. Sacramento II NJ Hanaford, Chicago
Coopich, Mazatlan Mrs Coopich Mazatlan
S Ii Knapp, New Il Hodge, Ill
w Simpson Jr Sacto g w williamson Boston
Mrs u Williamson, Bstn Worine, Ohio
Miss X Norline, Ohio Il l. Dawson. san Jose
Curtin, Mont Miss Curtin, Mont
Fl Wiley USN b DOMAIN, Cleveland
j d James, Toronto Mrs j James, Toronto
d g Linton, N &C FORBES 4 w, \
PALACE HOTEL.
Il b Curry Portland d'inyillers. Phiad
u Nolan, Los Angeles ID Moore, Philadeiphia
James Shields, st Paul A Thomas. San Jose
Miss Elliott, stockton . Allen, sacramento
A Phillips Stockton l. cray, Fresno
A NJ McCable, san Jose y II BlgeloW st Taui
Ii IL Pitcher. Livermore lambert ". YORK
j NJ Proctor Petaluma Levy & WI st Paul
Ball Portland feudegast. Nevada
J F Bard, Portland w IL Yafett & W. Auburn
w Humes st Louis C n Comstock &w, Auburn
+ w Swanton, Sta Cruz z wallace, Eureka
@ A Adams u s. W Hinckley & W, Fruitv
V Brooks, New York Edmund Russell, York
A p McCreath Harrisbrg
INFORMATION AL HOTEL.
CBoynes W. Ukiah w Middleton oakland
j Brown, Mics 1 Morgan,
G burgess Dakota Casey, N
Mrs Taylor. San jose JorgenSon. Idaho
X Osman, Portland Jorgenson, Idaho
Osman, Portland Bronson, Benicia
M Cest, Portland Z Kilroy & s. st Paul
T. Rose. Portland Hodgerson, Isleton
+ Tiibury q w. Portland Murphy, Chicago
g woodmanson Cal Hahneman, Germany
j Cook, Sacramento G Arney, stockton
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
c Holenbeck. Mass g Edison, Grafton
/ II Ellsworth. Mass Hazeirigg, Ind
S Smith. Los Angeles & ChodrcN, Memphis
j NJ White, Sacramento w Authar, Healdsburg
j Peterson, Redwood j Is Massey. stockton
G T. Reynolds, San Jose NJ Forgner Mex
ii Belts, Middetown j Wilson, omaha
r. M Smith, ietaluma Jones, Omaha
T X Roberts, Newark II Nichols, MINI
Mrs NJ BODY al sta Rosa Smith, Portland
J l. Staer, San Jose Heard, San Jose
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YALENCIA-ST. STORE, STABLE AND FLAT.
s5xl25-IO33 Valencia, E. line. N of 22d: with
slight changes VIII rent for 800; sold by order OF
Eastern owner
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DIR. JAMES II. SULLIVAN will hereafter have
office hours at his residence only 11o5 Van Ness
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An antiquarian insists that it is a mistake
10 pronounce Missouri with the ''r" sound.
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GIFT MAP NO. 2-23 LOTS.

6Ox3OO-San Bruno road, through to Bernsl 81
or ave: block 34l, Precita Valley lands; Omnibus
cable-cars pass.
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LANGT0N STREET.

25xS5-S37 18th, E of Valencia; fats; rents
1852 the location is suitable for business sale under
order OF court.
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6OxSS: 53S-540 Valencia ST., E. line. between Six
teenth and Seventeenth: improvements consist or
wagon and paint shop French laundry and fat.
Sold 10 close an estate.
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25175-241 Langton, off Bryant. bet. 7th and sth
sts.; flats; rents $40
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VALENCIA ST BET 18TH AND 18TH.

25xI371s; 4ls Hermann st, n. line, near Bu-
chanan: 8 rooms and bath; electric appliances ana
all modern improvements.
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CHATTANOOGA STREET LOT.
2e1125-E line. 1872 feet n. of 22d; cheap.
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S. BASGH.

Lots 7S7 to 796. both included and 923-935, both
included fronting Crescent ave. Banks, Puiasky
and Schuyler SITS. fe5 II IA 10 10
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TWENTY. FIRST. 81. HOUSE AND GROUNDS.

Two lots, each 27x76, S. line 81 feet W, Of Flll-
more: also lot 2Tx75 $. line L. Of Steiner. These
three lots ia desirable location and in fash
ionable neighborhood.
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their own recognizance. Mrs. Mccoy was
at once surprised and indignant at her ar
rest, and said that. notwithstanding the
fact that the little girls had played In every
city in the Union. they we're better edu-
Gated. clothed. fed and cared for than one
bali the children of their age. Still she was
accused of cruelty toward them.
Indignant as the mother was, the children
were far more so, and in their childish way
stated emphaticaIly that they loved to be
on the stage. and that all the dancing they
did was not one-half as tiTesonle as jumping
the rope "hot pepper" for minute.
Manager GOttiOb called on Mayor Ebert
and asked him to witness the performance
OF the Mccoy girls, which he did, and then
issued to Mrs. Mccoy the following permit:
This is to certify that I, L. Z. Ebert, Mayor of
San Frsnci CO. State OF California, 10 hereby
grant permission and license for The appearance
OF two children. Nellie Mccoy ard Lizzie Mccoy.
TO appear nightly 10 performance given at the
California TheateT, in SAID city and county.
which performance Is known and designated as
"A Trip 10 Chinatown" l have Witnessed said
performance and also find that the children are
under the care aud immediate supervision OF
their own mother.
Given under my hand and seal.
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Observation-Disclosures CORNER.
posi- STREET. BIruDTNG lots.

% 9O-IOO-Front on Montgomery ave and Filbert
st.; 10 feet irregular depth} With substantial im-
prOYements; drug store, basement and hats.
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MORROW.
MONDAY, February 6. 1898. at IL O'Clock A. n, on
the premises 200 san Jose ave. cor. Twenty
fourth ST.. bet Valencia and Guerrero (take Vaen.
ella OF Electric TO Twenty fourth ST., Will sell
the Very Elegant Parlor, Chamber aad Dinng-Toom
prising In part: l Very Elegant Colby Upright
Piano OF splendid tone and finish, cost $3.50;
Handsome Hanover Upright Piano. nearly new. coss
$500: finest Lowell Body Brussels Carpet; Mag
nficent Upholstered Parlor suit; Odd Easy Chairs;
Beautiful Rugs: Very Elegant swiss and Irish Poins
Lace Curtains: French Plate Mirrors; Chenille
Porteres; Costly Pictures: Elegant Curied hair and
Spring Mattresses. Handsome Foldng-bed; solid
Oak and Walnut Bedroom suits; Palace PEDESTAL
Extension Table: Fine Dining Chairs, etc.
feb Ut 6. BASCa. Auctinnser-
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"A good Egyptian mummy, warranted 5000
years old. can be bought any day for 500.
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n0InRFs- STREET LOTS.

44xII5-2lst ST.. above Valencia; Is rooms; all
modern improvements between two car lines; Sc
lect neighborhood; sunny belt.
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MO ROW.

AUCTIONFER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
once ard salesroom 3l9 and 81 Suffer street.
Regular sale days Monday and Thursday.
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Those who harbor the idea that
corpulence relards the progress of Il
person when it comes to sprintive COIL
tests, would have seen their pet Illusion
vanish like the unsuJsti,ntial fabric
of II dream had they been present al
the German picnic yesterday and wit
messed the siXty-Iive-yard contest be-
tween Maj. G. y. Read and the hand
some, accommodating gentleman who
presides over Uncle Sans Columbian
blanket institution III this city. The
race WAS for Il good purse and was run
III the remarkable time of i. seconds
Maj. Read hls, for some time, been
anything but taciturn about his sprin-
tive qualities, but yesterday lie met his
Waterloo, taking defeat unpliiiosoph-
ically and claiming want of sympathy
from the vast throng who witnessed his
lofty tumble from fame INTO the sea of
oblivion. In the language of street
chin, the Major WAS not lin it'' from
the start, and ut the termination
reminded one Of Il erubescent maiden.
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FARMERS PICNIC.

The regular monthly picnic of the
Wayne Township Farmers Club was
held Saturday ut the farm of Andrew
uardy. The picnic was well attended
~ people from both sides of the river.
In tie AFTERNOON a match game of base
ball WAS played between the Fellsblrg
base ball club and the Lewis club.
The game was close, but Fellsburg
scored the victory. Another game
between the same clubs was arranged
to he played July 18th, at Wcese's
grove, for ball and bat aud a purse
of $1,000. The next meeting of the
Farmers Club will be held ia August.
the time and place to he fixed later.
j. W. Brown,
Secretary.
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FROM NEW JERSEY TO COLORADO

Fred Curie, formerly al elevator boy
in one Of the large hotels in Patterson,
New Jersey, arrived in the city Sunday
evening Ell route for Denver.
A wager was laid between two gen
tieRaeH of Patterson that Il man could
not beat his way from that point to
Denver in four mouths, aiitl Carie was
chosen ts undertake the job.
He had been on the road three
weeks Sunday, a,.d ewing to the
unprecedented time made by linn
another wager has been laid, aud if he
succeeds in reaching Denver within
six weeks from the time of starting he
is to get $1,000 more.
The s;ipulations are that he is not
TO accept cent of money from anyone,
having started with seven cents, aud
he must have the seven cents when
he reaches Denver and makes his
report.
He started from Patterson OIL thu
evening of June 18th, and, according t.
the first contract, las until October
4th to make the remainder of the jour
ney.
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The county normal institute closed
yesterday after a highly successful
term of four weeks. Examination of
teachers is going forward to-day and
will continue tomorrow. Prof. KEN
nedy as conductor, Supt. Cormack and
Miss Gilbert as instructors have spared
no pains to make the session a most
profitable one, and we believe that the
teachers in attendance have taken us
lively interest and done us thorough
work rs has ever been accomplished at
q normal here. 1t IS encouraging to
note that our teachers are, each year,
awaking more and more fully to the
fact that they owe. it both to them
selves aud their pupils to keep abreast
of the advance of the age in their line
OF work by taking this course OF study
Prof. STRIKERS arithmetic questions
strike many rs beirg Il little far
fetched, yet at tie same time cal
culated to lead TO thought and investi-
cation in some of the neglected b.
paths of mathematics.
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William A. Boies died at his home

William A. Boies died at his home
in KInsley on the the morning Of June
25th, in the eighty third year of his
age. lie was born in Blanford, Con-
necticut, but spert the early part OF
his life in Cortland county, Indiana,
when it was strictly the frontier.
Returning to New York lie remained
until his SONS we're large enough to
choose locations, when enforcing pre-
cept with example he again sought the
west for a home. His last years, when
he had passed his allotted time and WIS
incapacitated for active business by
the weight of years, were spent in this
city. Though for long time sufferer,
he bore his lot with patience and
cheerfuIness, complaining only that
tie enervatcd body could not carry
ont the plans of an active mind Surely
his life merited the need of swell
done," and those who knew him will
miss and mourn him rs wise counsel
lor and faithful friend.
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NEwsPlPEI: COMMENTS

QUALIFIED TO FILL THE POSITION OF
JUDSE.
W. H. French, editor kinsley GRAPHIC,
WAS in town last week. Mr.. French is spoken
of As the pOpuiist nominee for judge of this
district. Regarding his qualifications there
is 10 question, aud II nominated he will be
e.ected.-JetmOrc Siftings.
We are personally acquainted with
Bro. French, and c:,n heartily endorse
every word said in his favor. lie is
one Of the best lawyers i'll Western
Kansas. and in every way qualified to
ill the position of judge. We would
be pleased - hear Of his being the
nominee of tue peoples party, for this
would certainly mean his election
Sterling Chdn,pi0a.
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is no better man in the state for the
position of judge than Brother French.
lie would be an honor 10 the judicial
ermine. If the people of that judicial
district want to add ore more to the
few who mete out equal and exact
justice to all, they should nominate
Rrofher French'
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Fifty cents is Il small doctor biz. but
that is all it will COST you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you
use Chamberlain Pain Balm. Try II
and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. The first
application will quiet the pain. so
cent bottles for sale by Porter Il Co.
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LANDS FOR SALE, CHEAP.

A number of fine farms for sale ut
low prices. Eastern farmers seeking
locations in the west can secure homes
IN the banner wheat county in the state
ut such prices that the profits of two
crops of wheat will pay for the land.
Address, THE GRAPHIC,
Kinsley, Kansas.
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J. d. Hammer left for Kansas City
"Wednesday night with several we'll
9 bred horses, one of which he will place
in training ut Kansas City before
,Antering in the races on the Iowa
:
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Q The next regular meeting of the
Edwards county +. A. & I.'U., will be
.hsld ut the Fairview school house in
Lincoln township Saturday, July 18th.
alto O'Clock, a. IN.
u II. EVANS, j. j. REKDER,
Secretary. President
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Che Catholic picnic held yesterday
vt tiermann's grove in connection with
the dedication of the new church
building was largely attended and all
report highly enjoyable time. We
will give it a detailed write-up next
VIVA
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Last Saturday and Sunday nights
this county was visited by the heaviest
rains that have fAliet, for i year. The
rain was general and exten.led over
the whole state. Crops and grass have
improved wonderfully during the last
week, and much more wheat will he
harvested than was expected.
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The houss Of OttJ Back, a farmer
living about seven miles. northwest of
Kiiisley, was struck by lightning SUN
day night about IL O'Clock. lIe and his
father werc up stairs putting W Il
window whca the bolt struck. Otto
Was Knocked senscleSs. while his
father was untouched, but candle
(which he held IN his hand " ~ knocked
Othe DIOR. Tie Aotise was set au Orc
bit II was put ont ~ ,tte peightors
before ANY SERIOUS dspage hal been
doae. Mr.. Buck WA brSu.h. 70 towi
next wofsssg aud wss put trest
msut u pr. Ncsher.
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L. Carlson, of North Brown town.
ship. returned Saturday night from il
two weeks trip to the Worlds F,ir.
Mr.. Carlson had very enjoyable tins
}. and says that charges ut Chicago are
.Nery reasonable.
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g Ed. L. Noble who has been visiting
With his uncle, E. A. Noble, in this
scity for the last six weeks, returned to
. h's home ut Wichita, Tuesday MORN
iae, to renew his studies preparatory
70 entering college. E has many
friends i'll this city who wisk him we'll
G.
IA all aiis undertakings.
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Everybody is going to celebrate oil
the Fourth. Elaborate preparations
have been made to entertain hundreds
of people from far and near. The day
promises to be one Of instruction. and
pSsrry'naakh,g. The morning will he
consumed in yiswing the grand street
parades, trades displays, and like
attractions, eliminating at II O'Clock
with u free dinner. The program
consisting of three trotting races, twt
pacing races and three running race.
will furnish ample excitement for al
in the AFTERNOON.
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1--WE received, this morning. u most
Oers and fresh figs from E. NJ. Staple
ton. They were grown y him at his
new home near II ,senberg, Texas.
where they have been reveliny in fresh
a fruits and vegetables since January.
lie has been shipping vegetables 10
srMeral of our merchants the p st week.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The county convention to elect dele.
gates to the judicial convention to lie
held at Larned July 18th, met at the
court house Saturday, June oath.
The convention was called to orde,
by Theodore Force, chairman of the
county central committee.
On motion, Theodore Force Was
elected temporary chairman, and ]. 1.
BrelsiOrd, temporary secretary.
A motion was then adopted that the
following committees be appointed by
the chair:
Committee of three Oh credentials
OH permanent organization, on resolu.
tons, and nominating committee OF
five to select the names of delegates to
he submitted to the convention.
The following committees were
then appointed:
Committee OIL standardization
Crawford, John Alexander, Frank
knisley.
On permanent organization-J. A.
Piburn, William Israel, F. A. LADDER.
On lesOlutions-Frank Sturdevant,
j. j. Reeder. d. Huffman.
To nominate delegates-D. Heath,
B. L. MOsher, Samuel Andrews, Il. S.
Polling, G. l.. Hubbard.
The convention took recess until
. O'Clock, p. In.
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Union meeting of tue Epwor,h
League and Y. z. S. G. f. 1T the NJ. L.
church Snnday evening ut o'clock.
All are cordially invited. Topic for
Sunday evening: Gods call for greater
aiaAfulIIeSs
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%. d. Hammer left for Creston, Iowa,
"Wednesday night with several fast
ihorses, one of Which he will enter in
.:he races Oh the Iowa circuir.
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G. Is. d. Colver. the real estate and
insurance agent, is fitting up an Office
OH the lot adjoining kecner & Coles
furniture store.
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Miss Cora Noble, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. G. F. lilies, of
Chicago, returned from that city last
Friday, quite restored to health. Mrs.
aIiles will spcEd the summer here.
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J. X. McClaskey left for Manitou
Springs, Colorado, Tuesday night. lie
Is we'll acquainted in that section. and
will doubtless find Il good situation
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Mr.aand Mrs. Frank Spiegie went to
Great Bend Saturday afternoon OH Il
short visit to their son, q. w. Spiegle,
returning Sunday night. D..
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Rev. Waite. presiding elder. Off
'ciatsd ut the regular quarterly service
Of the n. Z. church Sunday. :
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READ THIs-I have young horse
to trade towards prairie breaking.
Would like to make the deal soon.
a. j. EAFP.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ii. o.. Beal went to
Kansas City Sunday. Mrs. Beal will
have an operation performed OH one of
her ewes,
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream!! Ice Cream!!!
: The best Ice Cream delivered to. all
parts Of the city by II. l.. Read.
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W. L. Brown, secretary of tile Sell
ate, III tine kiagnan Journal, quoting
The above article from the JetmOr,
Settings, says: This paper fully ell
dorses every word of the article. Ther,
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Henry Yuncker. the harness maker
.,took trip to Great Bend Sunday.
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Mrs. w. u. Erwin returned from
the World'H Fair Wednesday night.
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Mrs Elizabeth WATSON went to st.
John Saturday OIL her way home.
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Is there anything Oh the bargain
counter this week that you can use?
See '.ad.'' un this page.-Spiegle &
Son.
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Prof. A. D.kennedy left last night
&c FOR his home at Lawrence.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Senator Milton Brown, of Garden
City, was in town Saturday.
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Convention reasSembled mt O'Clock.
C,mmit+oe m, .red.,,;.,, ,.r.,,
the hanieS VI ucIeSdteS anu alteTuates
elected to the convention. The report
,,,
committee on permanent OrganiZa-
|. tjon rerruted that the te,nnorary
.: -
~ y
Adopted.
Couruitfea on rasnIut;ons ronort oil
nv
ihe ioiio"i ns iesoiu1ioiis "eie uhaiil'
mOuSly adopted:
Standing on the threshold of another struy.
gle which will call forth the hest efforts n,
every man who 10 ,uv,l IN o,,r nripci,,os wa
re affirm our confidence and firm f,ith in the
principles of the peopIe.s pnrtv believing
that they cmbodv the c,emon,s of iust;c, and
:, biuh standard of rho prcat .rutb that all
government affairs SHOULD he so cond,,cte 1 n
to render the greatest good to the rreates
number: we therefore p!,dyc anew. our tdc,.
lty to the peOple's party. md orr hest .1ort.
in behalf of nil its mcritorions no,nipc,
amt
WHrnr.s-yho Hon W II Fr.roh d,r;,,
n poriod Of ,.i.h, ,.,rs -,.id,,o. u, ,,is
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,;ons ,.,,, nec,i;,r p,r.ss Y,r ~, n,,,i,i,, ~,
indie and
wurnr,s-H, ,,so b,s hv hi, un,,r;n, and
nhle ,dvocaov of tho ,r;,n;,,. or tho NC
pies party and the cause of reform. from tn 8
. very beginning OF the reform movement in
the part, and snrc,d or r,.ror,n idc.s mn,
only in This county. but throughout the state.
adding potent fuctor to the growth of d
great reform spirit, and,
"HEREAs-rhis convention has implicit
commence III MS unswerviny devotion to the
principles OF our party aud tho cause of the
people In their struggle against plutocracy;
therefore be 1t
REsoLvED-That this convention present to
the peoples party judicial convention of the
Sixteenth Judicial district. the maine of tn c
Hon. W. II. French as candidate for the
office Of ju lge of said district, and earnestly
recommend bis nomination b. such convcn-
ton and be 1t further