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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-12-12

There are three things that spur
us on in farming-ambitlon, habit
and necessity. Sometimes one
falls into the habit OF doing the i'm
proper thing in farming and me-
cessity has little to do with it. One
ought to have the ambition to dc
his best, at least. This could be
made habit II he is in earnest
Do better today than yesterday.
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In inclement weather the man
who exposes himself bids for a
severe cold in the head and usually
gets it. And the cold neglected or
Improperly treated becomes nasal
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is offensive. Don't waste time
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Continuous successes are encour-
aging Marconi in his wireless te-
legraphy. From his ship, now at
sydney, Nova Scotia, daily COM
munication has been held with the
Marconi station at Oldhu, ON the
Cornwall coast Of England. This
is OF first Importance, and comes
from an official source. Perhaps
the most interesting fact in connec-
ton With the work accomplished
is that it has established the prac-
tibility OF simultaneously commu-
nicating from shlpboard with both
sides Of the ocean ovor distances OF
at least 5000 miles. 1t is regretted
that international jlalousies have
resulted in hedging Maroon
around with Gordon of hostile
patents, most Of which should no
have heen granted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-12-12

Tho twenty-fifth anniversary of
Justice John NJ. Harlan's appoint
ment to the supreme court was
celebrated on Dec. 8 bya dinner
given by the Bar association of
the District of Columbia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-12-12

President Roosevelt has accepted
an invitation TO attend the McKin-
ley memorial banquet at Canton
on January 9th, and will probab.
ly deliver an address to the Canton
Republican league on that occa-
sion.
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mittee. The measure provides for
full publicity on trusts.

mittee. The measure provides for
full publicity on trusts.
Charles j. Denny, a millionaire
brewer and former member OF the
House OF Delegates, was convicted
OF perjury yesterday In St.iLouls.
His punishment was fixed at two
years In the penitentiary.
Owing 10 the fact that the Pana-
ma Canal treaty cannot be ratified
by the Colombian Congress before
June, Secretary Hay decided to
have the documents signed In
Washington, provided that he
succeeds In the negotiations of the
treaty.
When a! jury had been secured
In the Claude 0'Brien case at
Lexington yesterday Capt. John
Feland, OF counsel for the defcn-
dent, excused the entire panel,
afterward saying that he meant to
accept instead OF reject the jury.
Another panel was later secured
aud the taking of testimony began
to-day.
In the Court OF Appeals yester-
day Chief Justice Guffy granted
the attorneys for the State in the
Caleb Powers case seven days time
TO prepare and file a petition for a
rehearing. The refusal to grant
the ten days asked is taken to
mean that there will be no exten.
sion OF the court term.
Two blind miners who had lost
! their sight and were otherwise in
jured in q niue explosion were
witnesses before the anthracite
strike commission at Scranton.
They were presented as living
eyideree OF the dangers OF coal
mining.
The weekly trade reviews for the
first week In December show a
strong and generally satisfactory
condition Of industrial and COM
mercial affairs. The prices OF COM
modlties TO the consumer are | per
cent. lower than for the same week
last year. Foreign competition In
the steel and iron business Is
stronger, but the volume OF busi-
ness done in that industry since
the settlement OF the coal strike is
rapidly returning to the high level
attained a year ago.
The captain OF the English shiI
Leicester Castle, which arrived
yesterday at Queenstown from Sar
Francisco, reported a nut / N
, which occurred while the vesse
was about 800 miles north OF th'
Pitcairn Islands. Three American
sailors killed the second mate and
wounded the captain. They theT
escaped under the cover OF nigh
on hastily-constructed raft.
Severe storms prevailed yester
day along the Atlantic coast. Tn
schooner Wesley NJ. Oler went t
pieces at Hatteras inlet, n. c., AM
all the mbers OF the crew ar
believed TO have been drowned
, There was heavy damage to ship
, ping at other places, Wind AM
a snowstorms OF unusual severit,
were prevalent in he Easter
States,
a Ihe flood situation in the Re
9 river valley is growing worse. Tn
. river has passed the danger line a
: Shreveport and further rise c
three and ono.half feet is predicted
after which the water is expecte
u to subslde. The damage 20 stoc
y and property is heavy, but no los
o of life has as yet been reported.
Q
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Samuel l.. Jracey, the American
consul at Fee Chow, has had con,
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APPENDICITIS.

SOME FACTS REGARDING IT'S RAPID
INCREASE.
= Appendicitis among Americans is
certainly increasing and while this is
probably due to the excitement and
worry OF American business life, it is
more often directly traceable to con-
Stipation. Appendicitis is caused by
extraneous matter entering the verm-
form appendix and not by the Swal-
lowing of seeds. II the digestive or
ganS are kept in perfect condition so
the food is duly aSSimulated and the
Bowels move gently, at least once a
day, appendicitis will never develop.
Don't take chances, Regular does Of
DIR. Caldwell'S Syrup Pepsin before
meals will strengthen the organs OF
digestion, your appetite will be good,
constipation disappears and you feel
better in every way. DR.. CaldwelI's
Syrup PepSin does not relax the bow
els by irritation, but by curing indi-
gestion, the cause of constipation.
All druggists sell it in SOC and $1.O0
bottles, under a positive guarantee.
Write for book OF testimonials to
Pepsin Syrup Co., Dept. 5, Monticello,
Illinois.
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=: COUNTY NEWS =:
GoOde.

GoOde.
Farmers are very busy these days
putting up broom corn.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hartzog died the % and was
buried the 23rd.
J. G. Steele has returned from a
trip through Thomas and Sheridan
counties and says the crops are rather
short out there.
David Brown has bought a farm in
Doniphan county, Dave is rustler
and we predict that he will meet
with success wherever he goes.
The populists of Dayton township
held their caucus the 23rd and nomi-
mated ticket that will be elected
this fall.
The school board of No. Ill are
making some much needed repairs on
the school house this week.
During the hot weather OF the last
two or three weeks, the fact has been
pretty we'll demonstrated that kaffir
corn can give the hot winds the
toughest fight of any crop we raise in
Kansas.
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joint Caucus,

Joint Caucus organized by electing
II. D. Brothers chairman, J. r. Green
secretary and Ross Mccormick assist
ant secretary. A. B. Dixon and Dick
Hodge were appointed tellers.
Roll of townships was called foI
nominations for representative. 6.
H. Tannahill of Dayton was named
and seconded by many townships.
He was nominated by reclamation.
Roll call for treasurer developed
only one candidate G. W. Bowman Of
Prairie View who was nominated by
reclamation.
Two candidates aaess naRed for
county clerk, w. E. Strain of Plum
and Frank Donaven of Sumner.
After first ballot Mr.. Donaven with
drew and Mr.. Strain was nominated
by reclamation.
For county superintendent Charles
A Rhoads of Dayton and G. Nj. Arnold
of Phillipsburg We're placed in nomi-
nation. On the second ballot Mr..
Arnold received the nomination.
George Farrell of Prairie View and
G. E. Utter of Long Island were the
contestants for sheriff. 1t took three
ballots to decide it and mr.. Utter
was nominated.
For clerk Of the court Thomas Hill
of Logan was named by accla nation
and for county attorney F. II. Sullivan
also of Logan was nominated by accla-
nation.
More candidates were named for
register of deeds than any other office.
DIR. z. f. Burt of Phillipsburg, A. F.
Trumbull of Bow Greek, Fred Greub
of Kirwin. o. L. Porter of Long Is
land and Wayne Smith of Phillips
burg were placed before the caucus.
Mr.. Smith received the nomination
on the fourth ballot.
Il. b. Adee Of Arcade aud August
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Convention met after joint caucus
and adjourned and the following
persons were chosen by aeciamation:
for the various offices set opposite
their names
Representative. George H. Tannahill.
Treasurer. ..-........C-W w. Bowman.
County Clerk. e. Strain.
County Superintendent. Q. M. Arnold.
Sheriff. .-....-... .-..-..G. Il. Utter.
County Attorney. L. Nj. sullivan.
Clerk Dist rict Court. Thomas Hill.
Register of Deeds. wayne Smith.
Surveyor. A. Is. DIXON.
Probate Judge. ID. ID. AdeG.
The following persons were chosen
as committeeman of the various
townships
At-Large, G w. Baum, Phi1lipsburg.
Arcade, J. Edwards, Dana.
Beaver, James Warren, Prairie View.
Belmont, Fred E1tiste. PbiIlipsburg-
Bow Creek, William Farley, Kirwin.
Crystal, Henry Rose. Agra.
Dayton, ". F. Hanke, Stuttgart.
Deer Creek. Matt Van Allen, PhiIIipsbarg.
Freedom, T ] Mcclure, Phi11ipsburg.
Glenwood, H. b Romjue, Crow.
Granite, Cy Hamilton, Long Island
Greenwood, I'M RumbaugI1, Phi11ipsburg.
Kirwiu, c. P. Barber, Kirwin.
Logan, L a Dye, Logan
Long Island, NJ w. Watson, Long Island.
Mound, Chas Miller, Stuttgart.
Phi11ipsburg, J. o. Lowe, PhiIlipsburg.
Plainview, ]. F. Wilds, Logan.
Plum, Thomas Donovan, Agra.
Prairie View, G. w Bowman, Prairie View.
Nashville, G N. Kysar, Speed.
Solomon, S. F Bailey, Marvin.
Sumner, Joe Davis, Pleasant Green.
Towanda, William Whitson, Logan.
Valley, James Wicl1war, Kirwn.
Walnut Smith Faubiou, Phllipsburg.
Motion was made and carried that
the County Central Committee fill
out vacant township committeeman.
Motion WITS made and carried that
G. W. Baum act as committeeman
at large.
Convention adjourned.
The Commissioners convention or
ganized and nominated Nj. L. Bogart
commissioner of the 1st district.
Convention adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
peoples Party Convention.

The peoples party convention which
met in the court house, was called to
order by the county secretary W. H.
Kingery who read the call.
On motion j. +. Arnold of Long
Island was elected temporary chair
man, and Ross Mccormick temporary
secretary.
On motion the chairman was auth
orized to appoint committees, which
he did as followS:-
CredentialS:-T. J. Halbert, r. ".
Atwater, Thomas Coz, J. r. Gaumer,
and j. W. Hageman.
Permanent organization and order
of Business Hassler. J. H.
Murphy, A. B. Dixon, G. r. Robbins,
and A. A. Baldwin.
Resolutions NJ Tadlock, G r In
gle, NJ P Cannon, CO Van Allen and
Joseph Shelton.
On motion conference committee
was appointed as follows:-RoSs Nc
Cormick, w G Adams, Joseph Shelton
G j Van Allen and W L Wilson.
While the chairman was preparing
the list of committees, Hon. \. G. T.
Geiger addressed the convention. His
address was received with the great
est attention and was loudly applaud
ed.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the delegates and alternates
as follows
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30

Wardie White this week joins the
great number of republican papers in
the state who have taken down the
name of Thomas T. Kelley as candi-
date for state treasurer. wardie says
he waited and hoped SO long for an
explanation" that he tired out, and
refuses to believe Kelly can explain.
If the republican party were not badly
"bossed" such a man could never get
a place on the ticket.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Democratic Convention.


Democratic convention of Phillips
county called to order by Hon. G. NJ
Cole, and call for the convention read
On motion of NJ. w. Watson. G.. w
Baum was chosen temporary chair
man.
On motion of John 0. Lowe, DR.
Jeurink was chosen as temporary
secretary.
Resolution passed that the chail
appoint the various committees
which are as follows:
Committee on Credentials DR.
Dickinson, Matt VanAllen, Joseph
LuSby, Robert Taylor, Dick Koontz.
Committee on Resolutions:-Dr.
Brothers, JEFF Mcclure, VIM. Stuck
man, Mr.. Michaels, Garrett Boeve.
Committee on Conference:-M. W.
Watson, J. o. Lowe, Mr.. Donovan,
G. p. Bailey, Joseph Lusby.
COmmittee on Prepayment !Organi-
zation:-O. L. Porter, Elmer Dye, G.
P. Barber, c. W. Koontz, joseph Rum
baugh.
Motion made to adjourn to 1:3O p. m.
Convention re convened at 1:3O p. m.
and temporary organization made
permanent, followed by report of Com
mittee on Credentials, as follows:-
Arcade:-George Harmon, ]. K. Ed
wards, Rob Edwards, John Edwards.
Bow Creek:-Alva Rooms, Cyrus
Robbins, Mat King, Dick Kincaid,
VIM. Farley, Charley Farley.
Deer Creek:-M. P. Van Allen, D.
w. Post, NJ. c. VanAllen, c. D.
TubbS.
Dayton:-August Fisher, w. f.
H!!anke, A. Hanke, August Inns, Chas.
Rhodes.
Freedom:-p{ck Hodge. VIM. Nc
Fall, T. j. Mcclure, Hill Hull.
Greenwood:-J. NJ. Rumbaugh, J.
o. Whitley, Jim Hodge, J. A. Briggs,
r. S. Handy.
Kirwin-Wm. Stuckman, Fred
Greub, r. ]. Dickinson, C. P. Barber,
j. r. Green, J. A. Shattuck, D. II.
Moulton. Fred Clark.
Long Island:-O. L. Porter, r II
johnson, G V Hamilton, NJ W Watson
c A Barnard, G E Hodgson, joe Colby,
j S Lusby.
Logan T Hill, John Roden-
hsugh, Elmer Dye, J N COPELAND, D.
D. Hill.
Mound:-George Miller.
Plum:-Joe Rowe, G. E. FaubIon,
F. D. Harmon. Il. D. Brothers, D. w.
Smedley, Wm.-CapStick, Chas. Simms,
E. M.Stuckey.
Prairie View:-C. W. Bowman, DR..
Jeurink, Wesley MyreS, G. BoeTe, L.
Boeve, V. Boite, G. Kuyper.
PhilIipSburg:+J o Lowe, W w
Tackweil, George W. Baum, William
Chill, R NJ Baker, WIN Barnes, Ed
Baum, L Mccormick, Thomas
Brown.
Rushrille;-N " Michaels, Frank
Boren. S C Kysar. Il p Gingles, G q
Kysar.
Solomon;-M Broiiier, s f Bailey,
C Landreth, Thomas Mcdonald, John
Ponner.
yaIley;-James Wickwar.
Report of Committee on Resolu-
tions adopted and committee dis
charged.
Report of Committee on Conference
adopted and committee discharged
Motion to go to the Court House
and join with the populist conYentiop
in joint caucus MAS made aud carried.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30


Fischer Of Dayton were named for
probate judge Efr. Fischer with,
drew ana M. Adee was nominated by
reclamation
A. B. Dixon was nominated by &C
clamation sor surveyor.
The longest contest was for coroner
DR.. Burt and DIR. Jeurink being the
contestants. On the fifth ballot DR.
JeurInk received the necessary two
thirds and was declared the nominee.
In the first district E. Altman oil
Rushville and n. L. Bogart of Valley
were placed before the caucus
Mr. Bogart was nominated on the
first ballot.
After naming the joint executive
committee as follows c. J. Van
Allen, Elmer Dye, G. r. Robbins,
G. w. Bowman and Joseph Shelton
the caucus adjourned.
Peoples party convention called to
order after the joint caucus by chair
man and the nomination of the fol
lowing was made by reclamation:
representative. q. II. Tannahill,
Treasurer. w. Bowman
County Clerk. INV E. Strain
County superintendent. c. NJ. Arnold
SneI III ". n. OICer
County Attorney. .....T. NJ. Sullivan
Register Deeds. ....... Wayne Smith.
Probate Judge. Henry H. Adee.
surveyor. A. b. DIXON
Coroner. DR. j. Jeurink
Township committeeman were an.
nounced as follows
Sumner. Frank Donaven.
Glenwood. D. J. KinSey.
Granite, J. w. Hagerman.
Walnut.
Long Island, Frank Utter.
Crystal. G. A. HaSSler.
Greenwood.
Freedom.
Dayton.
Prairie View, George Farrell.
Plum, Sam Merrifield.
Arcade, A. B. Dlxsn.
PhillipSburg, VIM. Kingery.
Mound.
Kirwin, S. c. Laudes.
Deer Creek. Tom Cox.
Solomon, c. w. GUAM.
Logan, Thomas Brown.
Valley, George Van Allen.
Bow Creek, G. r. Robins.
Rushville, Manuel Altman.
Plain View.
Towanda.
On motion convention adjourned.
Commissioners convention organized
by electing w. G. Adams chairman
and Thomas Cox secretary.
On motion NJ. L. Bogart was nomi
mated for commissioner OF 1st district
by reclamation.
On motion convention adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Judicial.

You don't hear the rank and file Of
the republican party Objecting to
Craddock's "Do Right" idea. But oh
how it makes the bosses squeal. If
''doing right" should become fashion
able their occupation would be gone
and government of the people for
the people and by the people" would
become fact once more.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
A STRONG TICKET
The Peoples and Democratic County Convention Meet
And Nominated Candidates For County Offices.
HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING.
THE TICKET A WINNER!
GATHERING.

RUSHYILLE.
W o Adams Elliott
W Cottrill J Reddish
J VanHorn Geo. Chaffin
E Altman George Elliott
@ Burthurum W VanHOrn
SUMNER.
j B Mccullough Levi Clifford
a Ferguson L W Ferguson
Robt Horn L Fl Cook
Frank Donovan Lw Monk
SOLOMON.
Chester Wintersteen
@ Ingle Deal
Stoneman C P friedrich
II Jackson Claude Rivers
G A Weston D Kite
VALLEY.
Frank OldS NIL Bogart
George VanAllen Bert Jonson
Eugene Bogart Lee Bogart
The committee on permanent or
ganization and order of business re-
ported as follows
1st. That the temporary organiza-
tion be made permanent.
End. Report of Committee on Gre
dentials.
3rd. Report of Committee on Resolu-
tiOns
Ard. Report of Committee on Con.
ference.
9Th. That nominations be made in
the following order. 1st Representa-.
tive, End Treasurer, Bird County Clerk,
4th County Superintendent, 9Th
Sheriff, 9Th County Attorney, 7th
Clerk of the Court, 9Th Register of
Deeds, 9th Probate Judge, 10th Sur.
veyor, 18th Coroner.
9Th That the chairman of each del
egation announce the vote of his
delegation.
The following resolutions were
adopted
We the members of the peoples
party OF Phillips county, in conven-
tion assembled re-atfirm our allegiance
to the last national and state plat
forms of our party.
We call attention to and denounce
the present boSS-ridden condition of
the republican party of Kansas and
the Ubiquitous legislation it has re.
Gently enacted. More especially the
election law by means OF which the
bosses have attempted to perpetuate
themselves in power without the
consent of the people.
We denounce the proposed bill known
as the State Tax Commission because
it will greatly increase the burdens of
the individual tax payer and cores
pondingIy tighten the taxation of the
corporations.
We congratulate the state of Kan
SaS on the brilliant record of Senator
Harris, and will do all in our power to
secure his reelection.
We pledge our earnest support to
Hon. c. NJ. Cole candidate for Con-
gress and Hon. A. C. T. Geiger candi-
date for District Judge and most
heartily recommend them to the
voters of their respective districts.
The Conference Committee report
ed as follogss-
''We recommend that the peoples
party convention and de mocratic con-
vention meet in joint caucus and that
a twO-thirds majority be necessary
for a choice of candidates, and that
the action of the joint convention
separately.
We further recommend that there
be two committeeman at large and
one for each commissioners district
to be known as the Executive Com
mittee of this joint caucus to take
charge Of the campaign in connection
with the two county committees and
whose duty it shall be to look after
interests of the joint nominees"
On motion report was adopted.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
PEOPLES TICKET.


State.
Supreme Court Justices
JOHN G. CANNON,
Two year Term.
FRANK DOSTER,
Four year Term.
j. D. MCCLEVERTY,
B. F. MILTON,
ED. S. WATERBURY,,
Six year Term.
CongreSSman-at-Lar
I'D. BOTKIN.
Governor
VIII. CRADDOCK.
Lieutenant Governor
FRED J. CLOSE.
Secretary State
CLAUDE DUVAL.
State Treasurer
D. II. HEFLEBOWER.
State Auditor
J.M.LEWIS.
Attorney General
f. NJ. PEARL.
Superintendent Of Schools
F. @. POWELL.
Superintendent of Insurance
DAN HART.
Congressional.
Congressman 9Th District
G. NJ. COLE.
Judicial.
Judge 18th Judicial District
A. G. T. GEIGER.
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