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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-07-12

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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-07-12

The assessors reports have been
compiled and show that the valuation
of property in many districts is much
less than last year, although the pop
ulatiOn and amount of property has
largely increased. If this foclishness
continues much longer it will be i'm
possible for some districts to provide
for a school without voting more than
the legal levy.
The senseless system of rating
property at small fraction of it's
real value seems to have become firm
ly rooted in Kansas, and the frac-
tional denominator is constantly
growing larger. 1t is the general inn
preston that property is assessed at
one-third it's real value. but everyone
who will take the trouble to investi-
gate will find that property is really
listed at one-ffth to One-tenth it's true
value. What possible benefit can
come from such a system it is hard to
see. In addition to this every trus-
tee appears to think it necessary to
make record for himself by finding
as little property as possible in or
der to stand in with the tax-paying
voters.
In 1897 the valuation of District No. 1
was S295, ,419. Last year it had shrunll
to $271 .2S5, and this year it is S263,
735. Everyone who is informed upon
the matter knows that the value of
property in kinsley is nearly double
what it was in 1897. District No. %
had valuation of s1O,053 in 1887.
This year it is s6. 995. If this business
continues few years longer it will
be necessary for law to be passed
authorizing districts to vote two hum
dred mill levies in order to raise
funds TO maintain schools.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11
Baking Powder.

The profits on some of the well
known high-priced baking powders are
enormous and the many different and
misleading ways of advertising in
nearly all cases would ordinarily make
the consumer believe that unless he
pays a high price he receives an In
ferior baking powder. Their principal
argument is against so called alum
baking powders.
In the K C. Baking Powder put up
by the Jacques Mfg. Co. Of Chicago.
there is three per sent aum which Is
entirely evaporated when cooked In
bread or cake, leaving nothing but
the phosphate property in the article
consumed. or in other words absolute
" pure when consumed
In many of the well-advertised. high
priced baking powders is contained
Rochelle salts. which is far more in
furious than baking powder which
contains a three per cent ingredient
of alum.
The X c. Baking Powder has been
upheld by all state authorities and
while the baking powder trust has
several times tried to injure It's repu-
fation either through the boards OF
health or courts they have invariably
failed to accomplish their end.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11
mAvpAv FESTIVAL.
Country Schools Given Privilege es
CELEBRATING.

Tie following circular letter has
been sent By the Department Of Public
Instruction 70 all the school agents in
the Territory. It is signed BIZ Alztau
T. Atkinson. SCperintsndeas OF Public
Instruction.
People in Honolulu are ARRANGING
Naydsy festival for all the school
children In town The Department is
cooperating and viii make May frse
school holiday. The Department
would be glad to have the same idea
carried out In the schools throughout
the Territory, and earnestly hopes Il
may be found practicable to arrange
for such an occasion in your District.
In which case the regular school ses-
sion for the day viii be dispensed
with"
VIM R Castle. Jr.. will be marshal
OF the day for the Honolulu ceiehra-
ton.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11
Promised To se Good.

Manuel Roulins and his wife con-
cluded that they did not wish 20 tell
the cold and jeering world thei.- family
troubles, especially in the police court.
SO they asked Judge Wilcox to let the
matter drop yesterday morning. The
husband has the playful habit Of com
ing home and beating his diminutiye
wife black and blue. Judge Wilcox
chided the muscular husband for his
way OF taking exercise and told him.
il he persisted in this form of physical
he would be extended the
liberty Of breaking rock in Oahu pris-
on. Roulins promised to do better, Of
course, and the matter was dropped.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11
cauoh. a Dreadful Cold.

Marion Kooke, manager for T. n.
Thompson, a large importer Of fine
Chicago, says: During the late Sc
we're weather / caught a dreadful
cold which kept me awake at night
and made me unfit to attend my work
during the day. One of the milliners
was taking Chamberlain's Cough DEM
edy for a severe cold at that time,
which seemed to relieve her so quick
ly that I bought some for myself. II
acted like magic and l began to i'm
prove at once. | am now entirely
well and feel very pleased to acknowl-
edge its merits" For sale by Ben
son. Smith & Co., General Agents for
the Territory of Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11

The race for the Liverpool spring
cup was run March so at London and
was won by Pellison with Johnny Rein
nm
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-11

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway will spend 100000 on i'm
provements during the present year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
CITY IN BRIEF.

waiter lines has returned from a bus
mess trip.
sIr. T. c. Shaver. OF wellington. was
IN the city yesterday.
J. C. Hynds. a merchant CT Pond Creek.
was IN the city yesterday.
Senator afnlsr. Of Usage county. was
IN the city yesterday visiting Senator :.
W. Tapp.
sam Hess leaves this morning for Bal
tiuore and New York OF business. He
thinks he may get to Buffalo. II he Is put
Of
Jao. Crimes vas aned Sc in police court
yesterday for assault and battery On Ms
SeIdomridge.
T. Dean and y. Dean Of Pond Creek
have moved 10 wichita and expect 70
make this city their home
Mss Eua Cooley of Chicago has re-
turned 70 her home after visiting with
Mrs Hawk and family on North Market
Miss Bertha Valentine Of Haysyiue. ls
spending a few days IN the city visiting
Mrs.. = O. Lawrence. q sss South Main
street
Mrs. Chas Taylor Of Newkiril whose
husband was assistant auditor q kan
sas IL the Lee5y administration. vas IL
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Anderson e Knoxville.
Tenn. and her two little sons, who have
bsen visiting Ms Hawk on North Mar
ket- ie1t Tor New York City yesterday
morning
The Offices CT the L c Jackson Coal
company At 1l2 South Market have beea
newly painted and papsrsd on The inter
fer and now present an appearance IN
keeping wlth the General air q property
a-s..aysl y lha Eo-E--g 1o-ee-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
80G HAREET HIGHER
Good Quality of Heavy Hogs
and Receipts Good.
TOPS UP TO S5. 80
Receipts | l,713--CattIe Market
Steady but Little Activity.
TOPS UP TO $3.50

The hog market ali over yesterday took
an upward turn, and this point joined the
procession. AFTER the Hight run ard
marked duunsss Of Tuesday the trading
iu this department. yesterday vas brisk
and steady. with firm tone. buoyant
feeliug. good quality and very satisfac-
tory supply. The average quotation
throughout the day was steady TO cents
higher. with the close 6rru and the best
Pf the day. The receipts came IN in
spurts, The early part oc the day being
mostly wagon hogs. which we're more IN
evidence thar for several days. Later
leW cars showed in, and toward the close
late trains commenced 10 pour IN hogs
1ntil. VIXEN late CT night, the hog pens
were empty, there had been Just twenty
ears 70 80 over the scales. The quality
Fyas excer rtionaily good There was q
nickel added 70 the tCp record. and s 50
has paid for eve cars. and these toDpy
5oac5 were extra choice every one OF
them. with one especially. close Up 20 the
EQ-pound mark, being the choicest car
of heavies delivered here IL many q d-,-
The top loads were ali good weights. too.
tnd Ia fact the average weight Of car
hogs was the heaviest except wednesday
.asL week. which was the same 225
pounds. IA q long time These heavy
hogs the packers want, and as yesterday
showed. they sviu pay a stin price for
.hem- some loads cf Hight mixed stuff
we're cut II the sale e. little as the demand
Tor butcher weights. Kansas City
showed a szrong market. but Chicago
slosed weak. While this market was
.rrong and higher AL cay on the better
1o-rs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
DAYS GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Market Opened Firm
and Closed Lower.
CORN RULED HEAVY
Oats Market Active but Closed
Lower

Chicago. June 12--whsat again yielded
to favorable crop conditions. and July
closed ssGzc lower. July corn closed &c
under yesterdays final price. July oats
&c lower. and provisions from = shade
lower TO II cents above.
The only hting that favored the wheat
st the opening was the comparative firm
tone OF the cables. July sold at the be-
ginning OF the session lsGzsc higher. al
1I7sqI5sc. but the improvement dimin-
ished under the better crop conditions
and determination OF the part Of the
Dit operators 70 take profits on the ad
vance over yesterdays close Steadily
the price declined 10 7G1tc- At this point
the short interests began covering and a
rally to 702s 9757sc ensued- This upward
movement was Inspired. IN some degree,
by the strength in September wheat and
July held steady 70 the close and was ga
&c lower at 7e5sG70ssc- September wheat
was fairly active and sold between $50
sac and 69izc, and closed firm and ssQ
1zc higher, AT 6s1sc The feature Of the
trade IN September was the buying Of
1,ooo, 600 bushels BY the commission houses
suspected recently OF building q corner in
July. Eight loads were reported taken
for export Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. against $500 bushels 2 year
ago Sea5oard ciearances OF wheat and
-four were equal TO 5000. 1Iinneapcl
and Duluth reported 287 cars. against 40
last week and 4s4 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts we're 2 cars, none OF contract
grade
Abundant moisture and sufficient
warmth for growing corn, with indiGer-
ent demand for shipping. caused corn tO
rule heavy at slight decline most of the
session July stood between ~ and
43isc. and closed &c lower, AZ z22sC. Local
receipts we're 20 cars. three ot con-
tract grade The volume ot trade was
small.
and narrow. On small bglges there ap-
peared 70 be plenty for sale, while at any
recession there were enough waiting or
ders TO absorb offerings easily The
selling OF July was the feature July sold
between 27as G275s and 277sc. closing &c
lower. al 271zc. Local receipts were 10s
cars
Provisions were firm n the early part
OF the session on higher prices for hogs
and lighter receipts al the yards The
packers were good buyers, particularly
OF lard and ribs, whereas for the past
week they have been sellers. There wa
fair country buying on the reactions. July
pork sold between ~ s2lz and sl4so, and
closed nc improved at 81 s. July lard
ranged between s. .s21s and S 50, closing G
shade lower. al ss.571sG as 50: July RIBS
sold from $S.075k TO S. .07Iz9S. 10, closing
21zc down, al SS.07ls-
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
s. cars; corn. go cars; oats, 10 cars
hogs. 2, 900 head
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

sHIPPERs - %.

J. n Pirrie of 81 Dorado for many
gears regular shipper % these yards
yesterday topped the market With the
rnast load ~ tat heavy bltcle- hess
which this market has received ir lo1E
rrne- They Eere even Hel fatce1eE. sS'-
pound porsers, and well worth chl fancy
prtce-
a.. PAT Rogers. of Pond Creek. vas
s---her tan-wtnner, ard his lead az re
dl1n heartes WAS q 6ue, vsll-tr--nrled
Tat hogs. and soli wei
Bert Ksu u Clearwater. u whom e
ez-a 10 be SAID that ~ did ncr know rh1r
lhe Santa Fe road went any farther D-rth
t1an Wichita. when L came 70 consi s--1E
ss1cz q market. had n ere az the very
tesr leads or hogs q rhe DAY. They
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

market upward; July rose 70 SIS Under
selling for outside account and z with
draWaI Of early buyers, the local market
worked OF 70 SIC for July aid 7.5lc
EOr august soon after midday out soon
became strong on fresh scare OF shorts
ard buying from the south ana the west
Closed steady. prices net unchanged % s
points higher.
Liverpool, June I2.-Spot cotton. moder-
ate business; prices steady; American
--f1=1f-c- 4 al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13


Kennedy. McGulrs ard EaTrelL
ST. LOUIS. 6. PHILADELPHIA O.
ST. Louis. June I7-Psfdea thrse-
barger IN the 1rst inning When the bsses
Eers fla gave ST. L.ouis lead waIch
Fhla1eirhia never had a chance o. cut
down. as Fowel had the visitors ~ h's
mercy az AZ stages Attendance. -lea.
score RH 8
S. Louls .--..---.---f @ g y $50 .
Phradelrhis --...---9 90 2
Batterfes-PoE ard Ryan. o-sh a14
ATcEa arisrd.
PIITsBrRG 3. NV YORK. 2
PlttsbUrg Gure L-Elftsh1rE flurst
into frsz place ari adrllrlst1Fe1 ~ Phg.e
BE FIRST defeat this seasra. Eayir was
via an1 81 the f7urrh izrfrr gave fuo
r1er thasr bases ard Clarke s-s-e1 thsu
With tw2-oagge-. Attln-a1ce. faa
Score p H 3
Pittssurr .....--.....5oa110s8-s 2
NeE YORK -.-.----5 Q 3 e-- .
erles-s-ha1hor1 ald L.urlez.
Phgls ard Wa-per-
CNcwcsATT 9. BosToE. e
Cincinnati. J1rs I1-Crf>lis drive Tsz
lest in ere rtath ara vas made q bone
r.ln. -ie51r the score After tnar rsir1s-
side c1rl1 score. and ere EzIe sas CALI
~ ~ -he s1f 90 ire twelfth c. rEgo-rf
cf 6art-ress Asler1--ce. l--L s-s
EHE
Cincinnati arsf1zsB $50 8
Boston ----....1z 931a1g5 ~ 2
Bz-ter.1r-ffsa1 ard BrEr aieE1ls.
E.ttre.1rs and Eer1l
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Lesque standinq.


BOSTON. q. DETROIT. L
Boston. June Z--Borh teams ta-ted
freely today bat sharp Gelding ks5t
tne hits and runs GoTn- TouaE's superior
steadinszs. combined With crport1le long
hituug- gave Bosro1 the game Arte11-
aacs As scorer nH
Boston -.--.....-..-.-o Q SD @
Detroit .----.---.....-l 2 Q o o.
Battsries-Touag ard Scheck. schavsr
and shaw.
WASHINGTON. @. CLEVELAND. 9
TgasnIrs-t0n. June lZ-C.Ievelzrd sElt
out Washlngrol FOR the frst tire THIS
season through 1Eoo-s s 61e pitching ard
good support Carrick pitched wen huI
the SEEDING behind hlra was wrerchsl-
A--erdarc=. -sL5- score i u =
TVashllEr1a .-..-.--1 @ fo1 Go &
Cleveland ..---.-.-.-l 9-s 3
Fattsries-.Carri-k Grady ard Clzrks.
Moore ard TsaE=r-
MILWAUKEE,. 3. PHILADE- FfIIA g
phladeIrhsa. Ture The Nliaaukee
team 81 lEnsllze1 tnzlr Grst apresrance ir
.hls cts today hy 6efezIzg tke hone
team Erst - IRE crec-t f1r t1e VS.
tiers victory belongs rc EitrEer Sparks.
bernhard vas hsr-ed fEeg4euL.T- arls-1-
ancs. Zs5 scs-s- "a z
.silrslsss ..--------3i 1913
P1fIa5s.pkia .----l - Z
Es-cersas-Srarks ard C1l-1z Bern
hard ard FcUers
BALTI1ECRE- g. CHICAGO. z
Baltlr1re I11e I1-Tre 5zr-1-s
Arlarlcaa lsaE1s relsu tocz t1e 1rsr -
t1a series Fcre-zz rIr-hsd q dea--fzl
cane. z1z VS. a1Enirs1lT z-7r1ztas1 ~
-.s-s7 7-cs- 81 sco-s EE
Bzltl-nars .----.---.1 s111 '-sI
C-h1csxe --.----.-----l . 4 -l
Batteries - Forszaa a1d Eeersa-s
1r..-Ltz. Ca.lzaa1 AZ sa4vzr-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
BASEBALL
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western Leauue STANDING.


ST. PAUL. 4; DEs MONIES. g
ST. Paul Ninn- June 12--Daunan
pitched a good game for Des AIoines to-
day. while Thomas was hit rather hard
in the third inning. Both teams erred
woefuliy IN the field AttenGaDce, 200.
Score, RI z
St. Paul .-..-........0010 O20o1-4 s
Des Noines ........-1 3 00I1o-6 8
Batterfes-Thoms ard Wilson: Dam
man and ConWeiL
ST JOSEPH 6: DENVER. Z.
Denver. June 12.-St. Joseph had an
easy victory over Denver in today's
game. Butler pitched fne game. but
was given poor support Attendance. 10
Score: r n r
ST. Joseph ..-.--..-.e , 0o0t01-s g
Denver .-.----.-....-o 10000 Z
Batteries-U Underwood and Doom; But
Ter and Jack Sullivan
MINNEAPOLIS. Il: OMAHA. L
Minneapolis, MINI, June dad"
Clark held the Omaha team down % four
csrawHg singles this afternoon. Cock
mans error II the ninth spoiled the old
pitchers shut ol1t. Omaha PLAYED a rag
ged game Attendance. 1,5ll. Score:
RHE
Minneapolis .......1 04O14oIo-I II 2
Omaha ---.----.-.--..Q . . Q g @ IL
Bettsries-C1ark. DonoAue and Graham.
Hermann and Buckley.
COLO. SPRINGS. 2. KANSAS CITY. 3.
Colorado Springs. Colo. June l. The
locals out-hsrred Kansas City today. hlr
lost the game n the sixth through
schaefers error and Holland ulls-5ldgsd
hy. Score. RH +
Colorado Springs ..000101oo07
Kansas city .--..---0 91020 -
Batteries-Gaston and Donohuss Wei
uer ard BeviIe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

There was littie Ike 70 the cattle trad
us. though tae sole cause OF the duIlness
Fas the wanc 81 stock Crter BUYERS
and tie packers were alb On hand for cat
lie 0f eli classes, olt onlv few scat
serlng local driven hoofs win Jew head
n naked ears were o4ered- The market
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
80 QLOTAIIONS.

Flour-Market duu.
wheat-No- : spring, s7q6sc; No. 2 red.
7oG71c
Corn-No. >, 42Lc: No. ? yellow. exc.
Oats-No. :. 277. 92s1zc; No. ? white.
$50; No. white, z71agS1zc.
Rye-No. :. 49c.
Barley-Good feeding 4sc; fair TO choice
mating. SIC.
Flax seed-No. l. s.7o: No 1 north
western. 81.
Timothy seed-Priue. g 1o73.6o
Pork-Mess. per bbl-. s14 s5G14.sl.
La-d-Per 100 lbs, S .12iads .
Short rib sides 0oose). ss-071s 70; dry
saited shoulders (50xedl. 67sG71sc: short
clear sides (boxed), 3 S25dS-57a
Whlsky-Basis CT high wines. 50
Sugar-Cut loaf. 1874. granulated. s5.75;
confectioners' \. s5-s4; on A. S5.ss
-z------- sN~ra esrrrr7sr--A---1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
CHICAGO.

chicago.
ChlcaE June 1Z.-Receipts, 2. 600; Tex
ans. 5o0; choice steady, others weak. in
Guiding butcher stock and Texans good
% prime steers S5.5oG6-30; poor 10 me
diurn. s45od5 A.. srockers and feeders,
S.. .l015 .00- COWS and heifers, g z5 10;
Gamers. s2oa12.70: bulls. S2-s0Q+- s. j;
calves. ss.0075 s., Texas steers S4.40G
$50: bulls. = 1758s.S-
H0z-ReceIpts today. 1900; tomorrow.
q l0. estimated left over, 800 Market
opened active cents higher. closing
good % choice heavy, S5.oo3s-2 .; rough
heavy. 8. S555 Sc; light, S5-S54s.Io; bulk o.
sales. s. o5Gs-I5.
Receipts. 1890; choice steady.
others sloE springs up g So good 70
choice Tethers g s5ls.11; fair 70 choice
mixed. g. SOS. g: western sheep. $ so5
41a. vearlnEs. Is o9E4 A.; native lambs.
ssaC55.11: western lambs. sa-so95-l0.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. No Ju1e 12-Csttie-Re-
celpts. Sa9o Including 200 Texans; best
beef cattle steady. others steady 70 weak,
native beef steers, = 1855 So, Texas steers
s. 554 41- grass Texans, S-9e7f-59. Texas
cows. g soTS g. native COWS and heilers.
s375 43s srockers ard feeders, SIS
% bulls s. 2s s15.eos calves, s. G-oo'5S- 30
EoEs-Receirts. 81 90. market steady 20
ce1rs higher; bulk e sales S5-s5 1d- o.
heavy. s. sT6 10. packers. 5.-f66. O., mix
cd 81 10: light. S5--5l5-so; yorksrs,
81 s1- PIGS, Ss.af5 g.
sheep Receipts 45oo: market steady 20
2 shade lower. uuttons, S3--z74 s.. lambs.
81 sF55. grass Texans. ss-soslS-so; spring
lambs. si-&35-15-
St Louis
s. Louis June z--CargIe-Recei1t -
500. natives steady Teams slow 10 g
shade lower native steers. 81 s05z 10.
stockers ard feeders. 8 9-70z5-lac COWS ard
h..fsrs s. asFs 10; Texas ard indian
steers. s sos. 81; COWS and heifers, 2.1l5
ass
HoE-Rscsipts. sssa; market cents
h.gher. riss and lights. $-S555e5 pack
ars S SG5-oo, butchers Ss66E
saeep-Receipts. Lss1; market stsz5v.
native u1ttons, S-soE+-; lambs, SsS6
5E
schaGsr Elected Imperial Porentafe.
Eausas CITY. No. June 12-Philip c
SaaEer ~ Philadelphia. vas to-day elect
- imperial potentate CT The order q ehe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
COTTON MARkET.

New YORK. 1uze E-C- the frse--fsss
the market vas z1et- WIKI press an
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows.
Butter-aEarket steady; creamery Il5
1s4c: dairy. IsE1s1zc.
Cheese-Steady; 81 sEi1c-
r--~-E.s--- -1.-o
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

Tals large four-story building - st
urahly atted and furnished far tns cEre
q ths sick. No ieaths1ns or c1nt4gfoas
clseases aanis e.. bat an ofoer dineaaes
fhat afa usually treated az noz pltsls are
successfll,T treated here iEriaEirg
Whlsky. Cocas1s and Marphies Haalls.
assaluts-Y gllrantest. Womsn. maxriaf
OF single. can RaE a safs rstreat hers
curing confinement. and hors En- every
ease sa1nd sar t-s chii1 if required
home ror ths p1er art ri-n aka aa "a
opsratleus ard medical trsstmeat srs
free. ard tha ouly charge tnsf - uiads -
tha ordinary hospital Zee. aaleh - I1sk
en1ug5 te pay fae running expenses -
ths instifltlen The brst of retsFsnees
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13
St. luis.

St Louis. June n-lClosel-Whsat-
LoEsr. No. : red cash. elevator. ssssc;
track. -2779isc. July. sszscs September.
661sc: No hard. "a izc
Corn-Lower. No. : cash. Atzc. track.
( Essas-c. July 49, s5451sc; September. H-sc-
Ozrs-LoSer- No. cash. zstzc. TRACK
. ese@4cs July. 27szc; September. zssc. No
white. sl-sc.
Pye-LoWer. 5Sizc
Poultry-Fsrn: caicksrs- 71zc; springs
IsT1sc. turkeys 7c- ducks. &C. springs.
13c. geese e; springs. Sc
Butrer-stsady creamery, lsls-3ci
Eges-sseady. lss.1, repseksa and cases
Included
Kansas City
Kansas City. June l2.-eCIose-l-Vhsa
July. ssLc. September. Sssc, cssh. No.
. hard. s7s. Csc No ,. s61zes-c; 10. red.
Corl-July. sa.c. September. 4lzscs cash
Nc. mixed. ~ 7sesc. Nc wE-ce, &c
Cats-No. > white. Sc
Rye-So. 2 e ssc
Hay-choles timothy. s1asla: ehoies
Busssr-crezElsry. 1sszsis4; fancy aairy
Egs-Ers.A, Sc
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-28
The Election.

Every voter should 20 TO the polls
next Tuesday and cast his ballot for
the man he considers best qualified
for The Office for which he is a candi-
date. 1t is possible that inasmuch
as there is but one municipal ticket in
the field some will think il unneces-
sary to vote as the election Of those on
this ticket is foregone conclusion
and they may not think of other feat
ures of the election. There are how
ever two very important questions
besides the election Of the city ticket
in issue. The selection of a county
Judge is matter of moment. Not
only is every one interested in having
a capable o1icer for county Judge but
he is interested, or should be, for the
credit Of his own town and the success
of his immediate neighbor. Local
pride and desire for the credit and
prosperity of the city should induce
every man to turn out aud cast his
vote for A. P. Weld for county judge.
NJ. Weld is not a partisan in
view Of this office, but seeks reelection
on the broader ground of non part
zan Judiciary. His ability, his homes
ty, fairness and industry, his famil
iarity with the duties required, all
the necessary equipment for good
coulty judge-which he has in an
eminent degree, are generously conced-
ed. There are no well grounded fears
that Mr.. Weld will have any opposi-
tion in this city. The only apprehen-
sion of possibility OF Mr.. Yields de-
feat lies in the apathy or over conf
dence Of the people in this locality
with reference to the result, and be-
cause of this the people here should
turn out and give him full vote.
Another question that should bring
out good vote is that Of license or
no license which is submitted to
the people Of the city this spring.
Whatever your view of this question
come out and demonstrate your con-
viction with your vote.