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Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
 Mines and Minerals ef Arizona
THE BRADSHAWS
An Old Timer Tells Of the First Dis
 oovery Of Gold There.

\ correspondent of the Courier writes as follows regarding the discovery of precious metal in the Bradshaws. In the summer of 1870 q party Of prospect ors-NIcC'rac2zer. Jim Fines and Red Mckinney. loaded four bulros with tools and supplies and headed south for the rrfxpiored Bradshaw mountains Nothing was heard from this little par ty and no one knew what their fate might be. It was not only risky. but extremely dangerous for small party to venture i'll the Indian country and step fer any length cf time, and Brad shaw was q regular Indian stronghold. in tho course of two months. however. the intrepid little party Of prospectors returned well and hearty. with not only glowing accounts of their new finds. 1 but StC90 in shining gold
 . The new discovery was named 'Del Pasco." and sold by the discoverers tc Jackson brothers. by whom if was sue ccssiuily worked as long as hand pow CT and q fCur-stamp mill would make it profitable. The next discovery was made by Dudley Mcreland-the Tiger mine-which caused considerable eX- citement and the building O: Bradshaw City. with its complement of stores. sa- looms. restaurants and other adjuncts ct q prosperous mining town.
 Tno org from tha mine was shipped to San F-arcisc0 os flst freight at the low rate of ten cents q pound from Pres colt, the regular freight rate between Prescott and Bradshaw being two cents a pound and Eiu Simmons. with his two hundred mules. vas the principal connnn carrier.
 Tha next discovery was the Peek .ninc. ,he fabulous richness Of which is still remembered by many. The first ten tons of oTe rom the Peek was sold b Prescott merchants for S100G0 This mine produced millions and sUpporte- town. Al=Eandria. for several years. til the limit of pumping and hcistins machinery was reached and work dis continued.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
MURDER AND SUICIDE
James Parks of Bisbee Killed His Wife
 and Himself in Naco.

-A:,V.yls from Bisbea are to the effect th., James Parks on Monday night dr,No to Nlaeo, shot his wife fatally and placing i,fs lltolyer ar his own temple, bored hole through his head, fallns to he i'our CeII. Mrs. Parks. who was shot in tha abdomen, fingered till about oclaCh Tuesday morning, when she passed away
 Air. Parks was well known all over the territory and particularly in the soutHcin part of il. lie was member of Gicbe Miners union and lived in Giob" longer. perhaps. than in any ether Arizona town. He was at one time a resident of this valley for d short time and had many friends in Phoenix. He WAS also clerk in one session of t,;e legislature a few years ago. and formed wide acquaintance while -erSing m that capacity The most terrible feature connected with tna tragedy is the seeming uselessness of such a rash act and the lack of that motive. jealousy which 90 often drives men to deeds of violence. The only apparent reason for the act is that the man loved his wife devotedlF, but his disposition was so peculiar and his treatment nf her SD eXactinS that she rrfesod to live with him He in turn would not live without her.
 AIr Parks was employed by the Cop Der Queen oompanX. and on Monday night after his days work he drove
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
THE HAWK IN THE TOWER.
\ ResiG-nt Of Washington That Has
 Seen CutI,4oed Tjut Stii Lives.

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 The massive tower over the new post cnce buildin- has an inhabitant, and this notwithstanding and despite official orders which havo been issued and the calling infof t1e Metropolitan police force.
 Last summer Wen q workman as cenGed into the tower to make sC-0c minor repairs he was surprised to find to floor just beneath the open arches covered with characterization bones aid bird bones. An investigation was 2t once set on foot and the tower watched both from without and within.
 It was not long before good sized and pulmp chicken hawk was seen to circle about the tower and then dart in through one of the spaces and settle down to enjoy, right in the heart of th4 city, the result of mornings forage. and more bones were added to the litter in the tower.
 In solving the question who the ir- habitant of the tower Was,. the postal authorities only got themselves from one dilema into another. The evil bird must be gotten rid of. but how? It was at this point that orders began tO is sue rem ore department to another. City Postmaster Merritt referred the matter to the authorities on the upper floors. and from the fourth assistant i post master general up the line went the subject of the hawk in the tower Each official. after most careful con- siderat;on. came tC the same conclu sion-that he had no jurisdiction-and the next higher was then presented with tie problem, until the postmaster 1 general faced the problem.
 Let gun be procured" he directed, "a watchmtn placed in the tower and 1 the hawk sne%'
 It was stated to the post-master general after this order had been trans
 mitted to the Watchman that that
 functionary objected that if he should shoot q gun off in the tower he would ! lay himself liable to arrest by the city
 authorities. It was at this point that the police department was applied to. The case of the hawk was laid before the chief, and after due consideration he issued permit that the hawk might be shot without offense to the law. The hawk has not yet been shot and the last time the tower was visited in
 dications ct his late presence were noc lacking Occasionally the hawk may
 be seen circling around the tower in T most possessed manner, as if he We're surveying his own d0mains.- Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lI4omestead Entry No. 2272o

iEtOifleSlGdU I-Iliy -NO- --i--t Department of the Interior, Land o. flee at Tucson, Arizona, March I, 1902. Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of the claim of himself and other heirs, and that said proof will ba made before the Clerk of the Dis triet Court at Phoenix, Arizona, on Thursday, April 10, 1902. viz: William O. Moore. one of the heirs of Jennie Shaeffer. deceased, of Phoenix, Ari- zona, for the S15, SEA and S1a. sw1:. See 26, T N, R 1 w, G. X s. R. B. X M..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James Holmes. James Gilson, Mary Hclmes, and Daniel Martin, all of Phoenix, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register First publication March 6, 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
INNING NOTES.

Joe Dnlcns Wili1rG mine. across which th- P,isui branch railroad cut k b-:aa o-l.-,.a-el. te =GaNiug up eileu6idly Gcs.doe dera.1pia -ats Of the ordinary ,-iaJ-Shar,=. drifts. etc. thc railroai cut eX3-=eI &n >-coot pay streak Of ore running at0ut $+4 per lon. rhe ut is now at-ut = feet deep at the point where il iutcr=-.ls the vein. Courier.
 C. '. Fore secretary Of ,h5 Hoh,ajl mines company. arrived ia town last night. comin- directly frrU New York. Ilis father, I1r. J. ?. Force, president Of the ccmpauE viii arrive here Sat urlay riSay. The r1upanE g property here has improved beyond their cH- I.-c.atirr-- Silver ieit
 1,5.s. T. =. Ha.-.deI. mother CT Mrs. C. S Van Wdsenen, has 6ee9 visiting here for rI, past two weeks. She lived in Globe iar d uumHer of years. but now resides n los h---a She loft Ecre for Clifton yesterday .-orain-. where she e1as to nee. tho officials of the ruinin, company who recently par chased the Stevens group uf mining claims ne@r thGt l3-ac.c ia which she owned an cr;l interest with her broth IS Ct1rle; and Ike ,Stavells. 1 They have o--caa and worked this; property fpr ! ao,y wears. ard in this transaction tter Gsi - neat raE'1.rt ln cash auG gccj blocks ot +,'sE ia the company. sn!vh vas au,5a satisfactory a. they fats efeat eort7r-ne in inc l'Craiiy. Silver s9,t
 9. 5. Hand. arrived y-- rJ@s f-cm the east. 1e goes to 11- Expose Beef property tomorlstv. where h. will ! crowd Hcrsia.l'ea. -.J.>, and opalate h. mill nf the c1IHpany-- Prospect. Deputy Ster.f Matthias l=ti today lo' Bisoae. Al. Gath..s i- largely inter- ested in the oisH-e @to2n a- mines re- cauliy 0.uGai tu thc Arizona and Bis bee company for $Sa.ann With tA- transfer of the property 1i:- Matthias viii receiYs u snug foctHae--1'ras- uec,or.
 Deli Pctto~. who has been very sue ccssgl.I in his laniu" operations in tn- Clifton district is Eare to close ur {; 1eaI Of some importance. '" is a: enthusiastic a- cv-r aVer the present conditions ard future prospects of tn. old eslnp and says tn1 marvellous i,han2rs hay. been effected turir:- tll, na~. -;z t.onih~. Th" ~hanuon Com pan. @m5lt-rs .,iU ho t'u.a ia curing -uc ee-r.uj month. This "l ina z, thre- H,s us3u-s in tns district. some thinG taat coe..ot l.r r"id ri eng otAei district in ts- taIr''og..- -s't....
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
AMATEURS Q FRrcoBp.

The following instruments reuorted Iy th. Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ah- strayt company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 Albert & Arthur ct a' tp Joseph a. Till. deed to lots lf t' -2. block i6. Alortgouery add. conidera,7p, $15o-
 Henry Wick, nour2 to Jose Jlioa. deed to lot in WieSaubacg: coasldeF-- .ion S-.5.
 rlaceE deed ,a lots and 6, block it, Montgomery aid.; consideration, so.
 II. L.. Detz to A. \. A'1eStr"n'5' deed sidcration $-oo-
 Rt. Rev. Henry Gronion to Leo Mar
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
HAMMOND RIVER PLAcERs.

AdVices rom th= koyO.yuI, country. Alaska, are n7est encouraging and HammcnG river ie tie center of a-- traction ia Jne northern eoId fields. Ii has been ataked for forty miles. None af the claims have been prospect cd except the discovery claim.
 The owners of this claim take out fr- and six buckets of frozen gravel per day. wnicn they thaW. and from which they reaiiza from S77 to :125.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
ENGLISH UNKNOWN TO SAINT.

A Spanish family living in New York had d great deal Of trouble with their American servants. Finally they brought over two from Spain. This worked exceedingly well for the fam fly, but proved awkward for their Eng
 fish speaking visitors. Finally, the mistress said to one of the maids You will have to learn to speak English. :" "Oh. senora." replied the girl. entrcat- ingly, every night I have prayed to the good St. Anthony u teach me how to speak English, but l think he doesn't know how. New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
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ANHGJ 5EN9ENT@
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1zIcAGo SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

CI-Tg'At;O SYMPHONY ORCH Es-fT;-A.
 Artists in q musical sense are few, the term being often rnisapplied Art ists are born. not made, and great art ists have genius in Q superlative de gree The news cf the coming of Ros- enscoi:er and the Chicago symphony orchestra with a company ot artists
 all will he welcomed to our city, which :s noted fer is musical taste and cui- ture There Will be programme of un- usual merit played by this great az gre5atioa of musicians and it be- Loayes every music lover to take ad-
 vantage of this opportunity. The re- served seat chart will be open to sub
 ecribers at 10 a. m. Saturday. Those
 Ni-hirg to take advantage of the first
 ch-ice of seats may sign the list up
 to that time at the Brisley drug store
 ol Nassinger (; Pos music store, oppo-
 side postoftiCe.
 Keller. the llypnotist. made his first
 appearance in Phoenix at Doris the attr fast night to a large and very arpfeciative audience. He had quite a number of local subjects on the stage ana the many Imaginable scenes which he phi them through were extremely
 r1n1y and kert the audience in one continuous roar Of laughter. Mir. Kel- IaIs work i5 neat end very entertain insc. his performance was first class in every respect. and the large audience seemed well pleased. Tonight AIr. Nei- Ter will present the great hypnotic | c;.aeveall. together with an entire change of programme. Prices. 25c, 30c and 15e Seats now on sala at Brisley s drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

sediment or set ting indicates an
 unhealthy condi- ton of the kid neys; if it stains your linen ii is evidence of kid ney trouble: too frequent desire to pass it CT pain in the back is also
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

trouble, and pronounced q caso of incurabie consumption, my sister startcj the use of ycLr Pure Matt Whiskey. Eha has taken three hl les, and Is so much improved in strength that "e are 0il fes ing quite hope ful. Mrs. BELL SIAUL, Charlotte, Mich
 Nor. !. 1aE.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
Ire Maik Wlaiskev Cureg Gri0. Coasnn1Dfion.

f3-i2 $ en infa2ti1-s dissa5a which 7t-1c'1s uaak and strong aI.Ea, especially Ii the blood
 is sluggish, an .g3aeraily Involving the mucous me.n5rlns Of thz air passages rom tl:a u0striis .l1yr to ar} ilcu ling tbe iun5s. Serious complications are liable t3 develop in the coarse of oas di>sass, 9 grip settles in ti;o -ysci=st part c1 tne system, sone5irnss tle i.i1EsFs tto brlin, tle stomach or the hea-1 -csl't;n5 1stai il Ea1rt faiurJ but tke most ire1l3t of all is when it settles in tha iuG&s C)lsI .iptiOn is surs t0 follow ana rert2in delth is prompt aotipl is rot G.,.,2 and DGEg's Pure Malt Whsley at. nj. ii.istcrei.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

tin FIoghe. deed to , acres in sub self 3-Iu-3e: consideration. $525.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

He1dache often results from a dis ordered condition Of the stomach and constipation of the bowels \ desc orI two of Cuawo5rlain's stomach and liver Tablets will correct these dis orders and cure the headache. Sold by EUey ( JulctL
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
 and Don't Know 1t.
EoU To EirS Ont

Ell bottle CT common glass with your Wa.cr GE5 let t stand twenty-four hours;
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

What to Do.
 There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilrners Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfils every wish in curing rheumatisrn, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of inc urinary passage. It corrects. inability to hold water and sca!ding pain in passing it, CT bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant necessity cf being compelled to go often during inc day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swarip=Root is soon realized. l. stands the highest for is won dartul cures of the most distressing cases. F you need q medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in 50o. and $l sizes
 You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery fts
 and cook that tsiis eH7sasyssasz lnors about <. both sent 2 ssss:s.:. absolutely free by mali. --sisss lE-eslss s-5.:rsss Address Dr. KilIner 6, Home of sva1np-Rooe O., B-rgharatoEl, II. Y. When writing men sicn trading th;s generous offer in this pa2e..
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

These big guys Of the company don't know much" a brakeman sad today; 'all they know is that they own the road"
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
PREVENTED Gglp.

.t will be found everywhere fn Arizona.
 Tucson Star
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

brought in piece of this ore. which is heavy T-ich silver and iaaA.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
ILLUSTRATED ITS MEANING.

John Fox, the Kentucky novelist who is said to be working on q play for Julia MarloWe, was Qui22ed by 2 friend
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
Total
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ] s
 CoUNyY or MARICOPA, 70

I, S. Oberfelder, Cashier Of the above-named bank, do solemuly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and be- lief s. OBERFELDER, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before this 9th day of March, 1902. THos. ARMSTRONG, JR.,
 Notary Public. Correct-Attest: EMIL GANZ,
 CHAs- GOLDMAN, Directors.
 EDWARD EIsELE,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
liRIp CIIRED AT SEVENTY.


 S;aptleman-i take pleasure |; i:.fol7ninf you that ] have lcen cured of 2 severe at t;.c3; if grip py using your Duffy's l'tu, Malt Whiskey. My ego ia 70 years. Mrs. J1LlZi II. REA3l, Fl Cherry s't
 Reading, Pa.s Dec. T, .:rl. CURED THREE GRIP VICTIMG. Geutlemen-s1r family hed '' Ia GrfrIe.' l pulled three Of them through with Buff : Pure Malt Whiskev and milk
 WILLIAM H. YATES
 Doci.ester, Mich, Nov, ltGl. Ilufy's Trro Malt Wiiskey ta7 stcct severe tests for nearly 53 years. and la. alv-aya b-osI found absolutely puIe aud to coctl.u great medicinal qualities.
 TRET-Tvra Ear.e cnrntcrs fer whist euciIre. etc, send ccnts ic s.2n2Is 10 cov>I iostaGe. CAUTIQ-I: I3ls1y,s E,.-e Maj, VI issey is sold iD seated bottles only. Ii CGeTot; Fl ,::lk i iS fraud Be sure you get ti2e genuine. l! is the oniy wGiS&ey recnErlize'i hy the government as q l.tiisiGc. Ali dT!gg!s-s and ernccTg. CT ..i7eci, $ o0 bottle Medical hoo,let sent ire. .hi.T hiai' Nfissav C.. Rochester. \. I
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

The fstalitie5 resulting from this dizeass within the past few ys9rs have sufficiently arousai doctors 10 tho im3ortancs of giving tic disease th5clGsest investigation.
 DIif-'s Plre Malt Wn;sisT is ths'Ouly ab- soi'ltesclIrs for grip. iniuenza, asthma, brOn- Ch.tiSSc5tsrrl, consumption ani all diseases of th3sJhrost ami lungs it prevents conpl- cations and bad after-efects that grip so ofJsn leaves II the systsn. Dulfy's Pur9 Allt Wns1sy not only kills the germs, bat itsstimu,3tss the bicOi. ali | digestion ani tosss 5h9 action Of the heart.
 The voluntary testimony received from th1Isaa1s oc olIT gratofu! patients is proof p,si5iva tha5 DCTy'5 Pure 1iaIt WhisEey iS the greatest known remedy for rhe grip lu1 i,ll diseases of the throat and lungs and ali wasting diseases from whatever causes. Doc tors, ministers, public speakers and Q mum Der oE the leading temperance women praise Dlfy's Pure Aial5 W!lisiEey for the great good 1t has accomplished ll3 saving lives.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- der are out of order.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Dr Wiljcrl T Horse, tho eminent prac- tiaionar and w9cli-renowlel therapeutist, eftsT careful st;Iir of grip in En its stages, says '' Du.fY'5 Pure Mnit Whiskev Is IAo oaiT absolute cure fer the grip; it buills up tho system a11 eaablss it to throw otF tho grip ger-Es and prevents had after sd .e5s- bee4usa # IS chemically pure anI co--.ias groat Ine1ic-nal properties"
 PREVENTED GRIP.
 Burlington, Vt, Jan. 2i, l901 G51t'emea-I consider 1t no more than yau- dIe to tell you that the use of your wa;s,,aT has pTeveats1 mo from having tie drs1i disease, tho grip. this winter Every b11T else ol nay street has had 1t ] an n75 over an1 above healthy, and was afraid ] night be taken Gon-.. with taa grip: hu. to2s a moderate an'oart of Duffy's Malt @ 1is,-aT each day and uever enjoyed better h9Jia,. iI my life. fly vie hos also de- rIvai r ish bansit from its Use.
 IrIly yours, A. |, YOUNG,
 v .-, koung's IrforIaa ,io,. Agency.
 CONSULTATION CUREN.
 S;rs---icta:- i,e;nc given r9 l- several cf OUT Iot physicians, having t.l-oao all'j l..,. .,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
NO. SIPS. The National Bank of Arizona.

Report of the Condition of the National Bank of Arizona, at Phoenix in the Territory of Ar- zona, at tho close of business, February D, 1eo2
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
SYstemaiiziRq Mines
 Management

as l." eliminate unnecessary expenses
 and introduce profit ssving eccronies.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-07

Just got back from Gro Crande,
 There ain't nothin ike it, Been waitin' there so close and handy
 For someone to strike it.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-11-01

The Phillipsburg and Mound town
ship S. S. convention met in the Bap-
fist church on Sunday, October Is,
holding an all day session. The at
tendance was good, much better than
for some years, In the morning Mr.
Hassard gave very able address upon
''The Christian work and it's workers"
it was full of good thoughts and was
listened to with attention. All the
subjects outlined were presented, we'll
handled and freely discussed save one,
that of Christian Citizenship" which
on account of absence was necessarily
omitted. The topic Child Christians,
created the most discussion and gave
rise to very earnest thought. County
President A. F. Walker was present
and gave good talk, short but to the
point. All the old officers were re-
instated. Collection S1.9O.
LIZZIE GRANGER, Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-11-01
CowardIy Campaigning

The Oberlin Times, Otis Benton S
personal organ is flooding this county
with special edition, the last one be-
fore election containing a vicious at
tack on Judge Geiger.
1t prints among other things a
letter (unSigned) purp0rting to be
from populist who is sore because
Geiger's name appears on the demo-
cratic ticket, and also because Geiger
has drawn salary of $4,000 in the
eight years he served as Judge. Mr..
Hamilton is elected will draw just as
much salary per year as Mr.. Geig
but that doesn't worry the writer of
the article. He is evidently not a
populiSt for he favorS Reeder who has
drawn salary of $1,000 in the past
four years-half OF the time-and is
capable of doing no more work than
Judge Geiger.
1t is a cowardly person who will
come out in last edition and print
an attack on man to late too be ans
wered, or Investigated. 1t shows on
the face of it that it is lie that dare
not face the light of day. II Judge
HamiltOn'S money goes to pay for
such dirty campaign methods as that,
he is not fit to sit IS a Judge upon the
bench. Pay no attention to any
eleventh hour charges circulated too
late to be Investigated. Consider only
= h. Of Ina
the candidates.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-11-01
COUNTY NEWS.
Prairie View.

EIdAIC rACWs
Mr.. Charles Tracy and wife of Phil
lipsburg are visiting their son, George.
Miss Mary Engert Of Logan visited
with friends at Prairie View last
Saturday.
Mr.. a. F. Walker has been en- joying
visit from his sister Mrs. Reed, who
was formerly Phillips county
teacher.
Mr.. Tannahill of Long Island was at
Prairie View the first of the week
looking after his political interest.
Mrs. George Tracy, who was quite
sick the first of the week is much i'm
proved.
The dance given by the Club Friday
evening was reported as an enjoyable
affair.
Mr.. Ben Bos who has been att ending
Medical school at st. Joe has re-
turned.
Miss Edith Finch and Miss Ollie
Thomas came over from Logan Friday
evening for short visit with the folks.
Judge Geiger delivered an excellent
address to large audience at the
school house Friday evening.
Mr.. John Vandervelde of Luctor
held public sale at his place We'd
nesday. Mr.. Vandervelde has pur-
chased half interest in the Prinsen
store at Prairie View and will engage
in the mercantile business.
Mr. Arnold whois the fusion nomi-
nee for Superintendent was looking
after his political interests in these
parts the first of the week. Mr.. Arm
old is an excellent man for the Office
and we should be very glad to see him
elected.
Mr.. Boland now enjoys the privilege
of telephone, which connects his
store with the main line making it
very convenient for those near Boland-
vile.
Henry SpoelStra is now occupying
his new barber shop, he has all modern
appliances including bath and every
thing up to date.
G. w. Bowman, fusion candidate for
treasurer is one of the most rapid pen
man in the county, an excellent book
keeper and of strict integrity. To
vote for tire asurer with these quail
fcationS is certainly good politics, re-
CARELESS of which ticket his name may
be printed on. REX.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-11-01

Mr.. Royce is very much exercised
because the people who believe n
churches, schools and Sunday schools,
want to see ticket Of clean honorable
men elected to Office and finds very
much fault with the president of the
county Sunday school association for
writing a letter asking them to stand
for clean politics and against bossism.
We think the people who believe in
churches and schools ought to take
hand in politics. The buns and
thugs always do, so In order to protect
our county the better element ought
to stand together, regardless Of what
they may believe about resubmission
or any other question. Vote for good
men.