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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-11
CONVENTIONS OPENS.


The routine proceedings of the con-
vention are as follows:
! At the opening of the convention the
! secretary read the announcement of
/ the vote Of the last night, which was
published in The Herald. AS soon as
/ this was completed Hon. Gustave
Kroeger arose and said that it was
apparent to all that unless a change
was made in the manner of returning
the vote, the convention would never
get through. He moved that the diff
ferent city wards and the country pre-
cincts consolidate their votes and then
hand the same to the secretary.
Hon. F. S. Richards moved as an
amendment that the lists of districts
be handed the secretary for cOmpila-
ton.
Judge Powers raised the point of no
quorum. The chair sustained the point
Of order.
The band entered at this point and
played Just Before the Battle, Mother
and the delegates filed in.
PERSONAL PRIVILEGE.
As soon as order was restored Judge
Powers came to the platform on
question of personal privilege. He di-
rected the attention Of the delegates
to the fact that The Herald of yester-
day had charged him with working a
scheme to compass the defeat of Hon.
D. c. Dunbar for county clerk.
This is an error" said Judge Pow
ers, and one which, so far as 1 am
concerned, could have been corrected
by calling at my seat"
'As for my sustaining the non-par-
tisan ticket, that is false. I voted for
Mr.. Dale and the Democratic ticket I
voted for none but Democratic nomi-
nees. Mr.. Pyper ought not be made
to suffer by reason Of"
MOYLE RETIRES HIM.
Cries of point of order" We're heard
at this point and the chair interrupted
the speaker with the statement that
Judge Powers was out of order and
unless he desisted he would be COM
PEELED to order him to take his seat as
he was proceeding to work a lauda-
tory address in behalf of q candidate
Judge Powers disclaimed any inten-
ton of making a speech, but insisted
his Democracy had been called into
question.
The chair will vouch for the Dem
ocracy of Judge Powers" said Mr..
Noyle. as the speaker retired from
the platform.
The convention then adopted the
amendment as to the handing in of the
ballots.
A NUMBER OF WITHDRAWALS.
Joseph NJ. Cohen thanked the con-
vention for the honor it had bestowed
on him and asked that his name be
withdrawn as a candidate for the
legislature.
Mr.. Lloyd withdrew the name of
Mrs. Egbert Roberts
f. S. Fernstrom withdrew the name
of c. A. Carlquist in favor of P. w.
Madsen
The name of John Stubbs was with
drawn in favor of S. a Kenner.
o. w. Powers withdrew the name of /
john A. Maynes in favor of S. p.
Armstrong.
Z. NJ. Weller withdrew his name.
JACKSON AND FORMAN.
The convention then took a ballot. |
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ASSASSIN SEIZED.

The medical examination shows that the
assassin must have used small tri-
angular tile. After striking the blow he
ran along the Rue des Alpes. with the evi-
dent intention of entering the Square Los
Alpes, but before reaching il he was
seized by two cabmen who had witnessed
the crime. They handed him over to
boatman and a gendarne, who conveyed
him to the police station
The prisoner made no resistance. He
even sang as he walked along. saying:
Il did it, and she must be dead"
At the police station he declared that
he was a Starving anarchist. with no
hatred for the poor. but only for the rich. "
Later. when taken TO the court house
and interrogated by a magistrate in the,
presence of three members of the local
government and the police officials. he
pretended not to know French and re-
fused to answer questions. The police, on
searching him found a document showing
his name to be Luigi Luchini. born in
Paris in 1874 and an Italian soldier.
SEARCH INSTITUTED.
A great crowd quickly assembled around
the Hotel Beaurivage, where the officials
proceeded after interrOgating the prison
crime for the weapon and the accomplices
of the assassin
1t appears that boatman noticed three
persons close by following the empress,
who was making purchases in the shops.
The local government. Immediately on
receiving the news of her majssty's death.
l1lI-IldStcu the nag OH ltlS AlOtcl lie v itle
(the municipal Office. and proceeded in a
body to the Hotel Beaurivage as a token
Of respect.
The excitement increased, many of the
shops on the Kursaal were closed.
The assassin told the magistrate that
he came TO Geneva in order 10 assassinate
another important person" but mad been
unable to execute the project. The reason
of his failure he did not give. but he de-
clared that il was only by accident he
had learned of the presence of the Aus
trian empress in Geneva.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Berne. Switzerland. Sept. 1e.-Another
account of the assassination Of the En-
press of Austria says:
after having been stabbed from be-
hind the empress rose and walked on
board the steamer. where she fell faint
ing. The captain did not wish 20 put out
from the quay. but did so at the request
of the empress and her suite. there being
no apprehension that she was seriously
hurt.
1.-The steamer was put back before leav-
ing the open lake and the empress. un-
conscious. was carried to the hotel on a
stretcher."
STTTNNF,D WITH HORROR
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THE NEXT. CONGRESS
Governor Osborne Confident the
Democrats Will Elect 1t.
THE POPULISTS OF IDAHO
BLAKE TICKET FILED, OTHER
UNDER CONSIDERATION.

Secretary of State May Decline to
File the Taylor Ticket and the
Whole Matter May Be Brought
Before the Supreme Courtroom
plicated Case.
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STUNNED WITH HORROR.

The president of Switzerland and other
members of the government were stuie-sed
with horror and grief when the news
reached the palace that the empress. so
beloved by all Enropeans. had fallen a
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THE TICKET.
FOR State Senators:

For State Senators:
R. Z. Thomas of Salt Lake.
orson F. Whitney of Salt Lake.
D. b. Peery, jr., OF Salt Lake.
For House of Representatives
Heber Bennion Of Taylorsville.
Mrs. Alice N. Horne of Salt Lake
R. B. Shepard of Salt Lake.
C. NJ. Jackson of Salt Lake.
A. W. Foreman of Bingham.
Albert Spencer of Taylorsville.
Benjamin T. Lloyd of Salt Lake.
Horace Cummings of Mill Creek.
John E. Hansen of Salt Lake.
S. W. Stewart.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Commissioners:
Francis Armstrong of Salt Lake.
]. S. Rawlins of Murray.
George A. Whitaker of Salt Lake.
For Sheriff:
John F. HoweIls of Salt Lake.
Fer County Attorney:
Graham 2. Putnam of Salt Lake.
For County Clerk:
D. C. Dunbar Of Salt Lake.
For Recorder:
]. C. Jensen of Sugar.
For Treasurer:
Stephen Il. Lynch of Salt Lake
For Assessor:
Barney Quinn of Bingham.
For Auditor:
George h. Wood of Salt Lake.
For Surveyor:
Charles S. Wilkes of Salt Lake.
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After a two days session, the Demo-
cratic county convention adjourned at
l2:45 last night, its labors being ended.
1t has been a long and tedious con-
vention but the result of the labors
ST the delegates has resulted in the Sc
lection of a good ticket, both legislative
and county. The candidates for the
state senate, Hon. r. K. Thomas, Or
son F. Whitney and d. H Peery, jr.,
are men of ability and standing, while
the ten members selected for the lower
house are all representative people,
and will receive the hearty support of
the voters on election day.
The county ticket is a good one also.
The names of the commissioners nom
mated stand for good government and
economy, while the candidates for
clerk, treasurer, assessor, recorder, au-
ditor and surveyor have all demon
strated their fitness in the two years
which are coming to close. The Sc
lection of the candidate for the Office
OF sheriff is a happy one, and one which
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New London, Conn.,, Sept. 10.-The news
Of the assassination Of the empress of
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FOUR NOMINATED.

On the next ballot John E. Hansen.
r. 3. Shepard and Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne
were nominated. Albert Spencer, who
was next highest, was nominated by
acclamation. and the ticket completed.
The following IS the ballot:
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( n. w. HallStrom ..............: 70
S. p. Armstrong ...-.......... 12O
c. NJ. jackson and A w. Foreman
were declared nominated and pending
the taking of another vote, the several
precincts presented the county COM
mittee as follows:
First Ward.-James D. Pardee and
T. ]. Rollings.
Second Ward.-Mattie Hughes Can
non and C. B. Blakely.
Third Ward.-James II. Hasiam and
Joseph +. Grow.
Fourth Ward.-James Maxwell and
James Sabine, jr.
Fifth Ward.-George Woolley and T.
A. Williams.
County -at-Large. = Albert Spencer,
Taylorsville; Joseph HILBERT. West
Jordan; w. Beaver, Bingham; NJ NJ.
South Cottonwood.
The convention then adjourned until
? o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AS soon as the convention met Joseph
Bull withdrew in favor of Mrs. Alice
N. Horne
S. p. Armstrong withdrew in favor
of George w. Snow.
Joseph NJ. Cohen moved that the rules
be suspended and Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne
and Mrs. L. r. Rhodes be elected by
acclamation.
Judge Powers moved to lay the mo-
tion on the table. which prevailed by
large majority.
J. r. Letcher got the floor and read
the paragraph in the resolutions well
coming silver Republicans to the ranks.
The mention of the name of Frank b.
Stephens by Mr.. Letcher provoked
point of order by Mr.. Caine, which was
sustained by the chair, but Mr.. Letcher
persisted and finished his speech.
n. II. Hallsrom withdrew in favor
of p. W. Madsen.
Neils Linn took similar action.
a delegate from the First district
moved that all candidates receiving 100
or less be dropped, which was declared
out of order.
FOUR NOMINATED.
On the next ballot John E. Hansen.
r. 3. Shepard and Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne
were nominated. Albert Spencer, who
was next highest, was nominated by
acclamation. and the ticket completed.
The following IS the ballot:
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CATTLE SALE.

T. V. Donnell and G.. E. Harvey
will offer at public auction, at Belpre
Cansas, Oct. 9Th, 1898, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, a herd of 150 head high-grade
Durham cattle. The cattle are all
OF the finest Durham stock, ranging
in age from calves to iyear-olds.
The terms ere: Sums of SO and under
c;.a. as over 50 a ertdit Of T.
months with interest ut 10 per cent pei
annum from date until paid. Notes
with approved security will be accept
F. D. w It, auctioneer.
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Yellow Jaundice Cured .

Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every meals possible for
its relief. 1t is with pleasure we
publish the following: This is tn
certify that l WAS n terrible sufferer
from Yellow Jaundice for over six
months, and was treated by some Of
the best physicians I'm our city and all
to no avail. DR.. Bell our druggist.
recommended Electric Bitters; and
after taking two bottles, [ was en-
tirely cured. l now take great pleas
ure in recommending them TO any
person suffering from this terrible
malady. am gratefully yours, ~.
A. Hogarty, Lexington, KY Sold
by Porter & Co.. Druggists.
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SHORT STOPS.
Chas. Davis went to Lewis sunda

Chas. Davis went to Lewis Sunda
W. c. Keener was visiting in Gar
field this week.
F. d. West was doing business in
Larned yesterday.
Earle Baldwin leaves for Omaha to-
morrow night.
J. r. Bacon has moved into his
new building on 9th street.
W. N. Beezley made a business
trip to Newton this week.
Mrs. Buses moved into the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Gender
Howard and Henry Andrews left last
Monday morning for Arkansas CITY.
The store building occupied by Ed.
wards & Noble is being painted this
week.
Mrs. H. j. Noble is visiting Mrs. c..
E. Harvey of Logan township, this
week.
Messrs Duncan and Slosson, of
Jetmore were here buying cattle this
week.
Mr.. Jones of Kansas City, friend
of E. A. Noble is in Kinsley looking
up land.
Lou Hottewitz and his sister return
ed last Friday night from a weeks visit
in Omaha.
Miss Emma Beyers of Sterling ar.
rived Sunday night. She will spend
the winter here.
Miss Alice Colver returned Wednes-
day night from a three weeks visit at
Omaha and Kansas City.
Rev Crouch was shaking hands with
friends in this city last Saturday. He
is located at Little River.
S. F. Utley does all kinds of Har.
ness work. New harness made to or.
der. Your trade is solicited.
Will Walker returned from Hutch.
inson Wednesday night. He has been
working there this summer.
S. F. Utley has full line of har.
ness and hardware on hand in the old
tailor shop. Give him a call.
The Advocate says: 81. r. Burton
and 81 suits of clothes are out in the
seventh district campaigning''.,
w. E. Fravel has purchased the
place recently occupied by Mr.. Buses
He moved into the house this week.
Sam McClain whose parents reside
at Lewis, passed through here Mon
day night, en- route to RATION, N. M
Mrs. S. e. Busser has had to com,
west on account of Asthma. Sbt
thinks of staying in Kinsley awbil,
this winter. Il
You may be snre to find what vel
want as to style and price in our lin,
| of shoes.
Edwards & Noble.
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Lost, on Wednesday,, Sept. ii, 1898,
between Cyrus Roberts farm south of
the river, and Kinsley, a black silk
cape, trimmed in Chiffon. Finder will
please leave it at this Office.
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DR. Odontunder, a dentist from
somewhere wandered into Kinsley the
first of the week. We hope our peo-
pie saved their money, and will pat
rOnize men whom they know.
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w. w. d ,apson, the dentist will be
In klnsley, October 3, to stay one
week prepueed to do all kinds of high
class ana uilticult dental operations.
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Beeler Bros. recently sold 1000 head
of cattle to Smith & Goodrich of Pratt
county: 800 head to Mr.. Travener, of
Peabody. and 200 head to Mr. Price,
of Reno county.
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A meeting of the democratic central
committee is called to meet at Edwards
& Erwin's on Sat. Sept. "a, at D. m.
DR.. Vim. Alexander. chairman.
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[ am prepared to make either Inte-
rior or Exterior views of your homes
anywhere in the city; i by 5 sixe, 81. so
per dozen. !. r. Bacon.
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I am selling Watches and Clocks
cheaper than ever. Up-to-date pat
terms in S-day frame clocks at Schnat-
terly's jewelry store.
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just received. A large ssortment
OF Scissors sud Razors. -
A. HOtteWitZ.
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DR.. Stor. mas been making some
impr oYenle..s, in his side walks in
front OF hia ,,lace of business.
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work; must be good cook. Good
wages to thu right girl.
Mrs. G.. w. Beeler.
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Our fall hats, latest and neatest
shapes in the market, are now in.
Hho will be lie first.
Edwards Is Noble.
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Mrs. Glllard and her daughter Lucy
went to Larnad Wednesday morning.
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A marriage lisence was issued in the
probate court this week to Mr.. Owen
Young, of Wichita, and Miss Myrtle
Wheatley, of Ponce, Ok.
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We have the store, the stock, the
assortment. and we make the prices to
get the business. Try us and see.
Edwards & Noble.
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Mrs. FraLii Fulton left Wednesday
morning for .ier old home in Lyons.
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A letter from Mr.. A. D. Kennedy at
Lawrence who usually supplies num-
Der of Kinsley families with fine APP
pies, says the crop is an entire failul e
there.
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DR.. Mosher went to Wichita Tues.
day morning to be away few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luce of Topeka, who
are on their way to Colorado, stopped
off here last Saturday night, to visit
Mr.. M. Schnatterly and family.
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When folks buy Baking Powder OF
p. A. Green they buy it of him again
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-09-23

l now keep poultry netting which
will sell at fair prices.-G. E.Rummel
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A, I. Garth, of Larned, was in town
this week closing up several land
deals which he has had on hand for
some time.
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FL. G. Bingham has purchased the
old Adams house on 18th street. He
will add it to his residence property
on 9Th street.
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Geo. w. Crawford and VIM. B..
Smith of Larned were in the city this
week selling territory for patent tea
and coffee pot.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-09-23

Don't make a mistake and throw
your money away on shoddy suit.
Consult US and we will show GU some
thing good.
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Mr.. Gender has purchased what is
generally known as the Seacat house
on eighth street. He took, possession
Monday.
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Buy Tanglefoot fy-paper and insect
powder of E. A. Green and save some
of your pocket money.
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DIR. Pearson has placed a new sign
over his office on Main street.
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Window glass at DeTar's
-,----.<zz---
Fresh m:loh .oys.-D. Nc Lewis.
Mrs. DeTar spent Sunday in STD ohm.
Ralph Bldwc.l WAS in town M Ond ay.
Barn paints - cents per gallon, at
DeTar's.
Mrs. Lemcrs went to Newton Mon
day night.
Read Marsh i Bidwell's ADVERTISE
ment this Wees,
Eva Forea :,enu Sunday and Mon
day in Dodge.
w. W. Simpson, dentist, will be
here October i.
Mr.. DeTar IL spending the week in
the country.
Read Marsl & Bidwell's advertise
ment this wesis,
Earle Baldwin made a trip to Lar
ned Sunday.
School books ore strictly cash to
all.-M. DeTar,
E. ~. Noble returned from his east
ern trip Suneay night.
See my new line OF Harness for the
spring.-A. Hottewitz.
Frank Schou has returned and is to
work for Renstrom.
l keep glass which l sell at moder-
ate prices.-G. E. Rummell.
DIR. Pearson has placed a new sign
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The fall meeting for the election of
officers of the Kinsley woman's club,
will be held at the club rooms ON the
first Wednesday in October.
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Sweet, Orr & Co.'S overalls are the
best made. The only place in town to
get them is at
Edwards & Mobiles
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l keep glass which 1 sell at moder-
ate prices.-G, E. Rummell.
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Frank SchOu has returned and is to
work for Renstrom.
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" RS VARY LEWIS. wife Of a promi-
Nx men, ;nrmer, and we'll known by all
OLD residents near Belmont. N. Y.
writes; r O., swenty-seven years had been
= constant cusferer from nervous prosrra-
ton. ana i-3id large sums OF money for doc
tors and aav sftised remedies without bene-
NJ. faite years ago my condition was
alarming; >,,e feast noise would star1le and
unnerSa ~. ] was unable to sleep, had
numoerof H.nAing spells and slowly grew
worse. - ses.aa using Or. Miles Restorative
Nervina ss.s. Nerve and Liver pills. At first
the medic; a. seemed tn have no cfFe.t brit
siter saii'ss Few bottles began 10 notice
cn1ase' fasted better at night. NY appe-
ute oec'>'s - improve and rapidly grew
oesseF p;s,, to& I am as nearly restored
20 ht.-..sS :. gre Of my age may eXpect. God
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See my new line of Harness for the
spring Hottewitz.
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School books are strictly cash to
all.-M. DeTar,
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E. ~. Noble returned from his east.
ern trip Suneay night.
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Buy Tanglefoot fy-paper and insect
powder of E. A. Green and save some
of your pocket money.
A, T. Garth, of Larned, was in town
this week closing up several land
deals which he has had on hand for
some time.
Mr.. Gender has purchased what is
generally known as the Seacat house
on eighth street. He took possession
Monday.
The fall meeting for the election of
officers of the Kinsley woman's club,
will be held at the club rooms on the
first Wednesday n October.
Geo. w. Crawford and VIM. B.
Smith of Larned were in the city this
week selling territory for a patent tea
and coffee pot.
Sweet, Orr & Co.'S overalls are the
best made. The only place in town to
get them is at
Edwards & NOble's
Mr.. and Mrs. Luce of Topeka, who
are on their way to Colorado, stopped
off here last Saturday night, to visit
Mr.. M. Schnatterly and family.
FL. G. Bingham has purchased the
old Adams house on It'll street. He
will add it to his residence property
on 9Th street.
A marriage lisence was issued in the
probate court this week to Mr.. Owen
Young, of Wichita, and Miss Myrtle
Wheatley, of Ponce, Ok.
Don't make a mistake and throw
your money away on a shoddy suit.
Consult US and we will show v GU some
thing good.
Edwards & Noble.
A letter from Mr.. A. D. Kennedy at
Lawrence who usually supplies num-
Der of Kinsley families with fine ap.
pies, says the crop is an entire failul 6
there.
We have the store, the stock. the
ass ortment. and we make the prices tc
get the business. Try us and see.
Edwards & n Noble.
A meeting of the democratic central
committee is called to meet at Edwards
& Erwin's on Sat. Sept. a, at p. m
DR.. VIM. Alexander, chairman.
1 am prepared to make either Int
rior or Exterior views of your homes
anywhere in the city; by 5 sixe, 81. sc
per dozen. J. r. Bacon.
Beeler Bros. recently sold 1000 head
of cattle to Smith & Goodrich of Pratt
county: 800 head to Mr.. Travener, OF
Peabody, and 200 head to Mr. Price
of Reno county.
DIR Odontunder, a dentist from
somewhere wandered into Kinsley the
first of the week. We hope our peo
pie saved their money, and will pat
rOnize men whom they know.
Lost, on Wednesday, Sept. IA, 1898
between Cyrus Roberts farm south O
the river, and Kinsley, a black sill
cape, trimmed in Chiffon. Finder viii
please leave it at this Office.
DR.. MOsher went to Wichita Tues
day morning to be away few days.
CATTLE SALE.
T. V. DOnnell and c.. E. Harvey
will offer at public auction, at Belpre
Cansas, Oct. 9Th, 1898, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, herd of l50 head high-gradt
Durham cattle. The cattle are al
OF die finest Durham stock RANGING
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Earle Baldwin made trip to Lar
ned Sunday.
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Read Mars'i & Bidwell's advertise
ment this wess,