__ u fhO The ground has been eoaked good financiering we believe can be. _ thoroughly. The corn crop is al accomplished, no providential hin most assumed and the farmers, at — last accounts, were «till ploughing Editor, and planting. It stands to reason, fflC.BVBI’ ” ” z------= when the corn crop is a sure thing and a big one, all farmers who are hard times . able will be found buy:ng stock jipje? are • hard and why it? cattle to feed; the result will be — a naiu - - J uaiuw w kvu , vuv ivouav ..... rv, administration ' i i »"d leading great help to the cattle men of this claim to be interested in county, both the large and small politician-’' unent, its welfare, pros- stock raj8er. We will have a good our govern market and fair prices, at least, neritv and people H«' “re "" 801"g to, “ , there is every reason to think so. H« W “in tbe People ’ . We see it stated that Kansas and L ,^,«1« «0 be gulled by this Nebraska will not have many cat Hepel up by leading men and cor tle to feed this fall, That being the case the outlook for Eastern ■orations? People, that is the common peo Oregon cattle men is much Better ple are becoming poorer every day. and guarantees much better prices Xanv who two or three years since for us. The sheep business will commanded money and property also be lively, for feeders back in ire now paupers, farms sold, stock those states will invest in sheep to gone, or passed without sale to feed, so these rains have been a creditors,' many meichants and great blessing to people here as tIDKISB^»E26Wf6 drances . One great drawback to our town ; and its advancement is our inability to cope with fire. The result would be terribly disastrous, in case of fire, to our town, and some steps' should he taken to make the town more secure. This is not idle talk but for the serious consideration of our people. A lady at Tooleys La., was very sick with bilious colic when M. C. Tisler. a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamber |ain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose. For «ale by druggists. For whooping cough Chamber lain’s Cough Remedy is excellent. By using it freely the disease is de prived of all dangerous conse well as in the vicinity where they quences. There is no danger in fell giving the remedy to babies, as it We also see it stated that the ex contains nothing injurious. 50 cent port demand for mutton has in bottles for sale by druggists. creaPed jn the United in the last traders unable to stand the pressure have gone to the wall, many thous- md laborers, on account of these { failure.“, have been unable to obtain work, consequently are today suf- fering for the comforts and necessi rear very much, which is another ties of life. uco vi , meat tu uui great uviiuitv benefit to our sheep men. . During these years crops have | -pbe demand at the butcher shops been abundant, clothing, groceries,. f()r tbe |ast tw0 years has been very in fact merchandise of all sorts has I light because of the exceedingly been and is. wanting purchaser-, , b ird times and scarcity of money. vet want and misery envelope us, Pour peop'e, and this class is the and the cry is for God sake come greatest meat eaters, have not been tn our relief! This cry goes up able to buy it, consequently not from thousands and thousands oi near the quantity has been used households of honest, industrious that otherwise would have been. ci’izens, to the government and cur Times are getting better and the law-makers, fot help in need and unemployed, we hope, will get di-tress. work which will enable them to Does the administration heed ; respectably support their families, the cry? Does corporations and which means a great deal more money syndicates headed, by th. | beef< pork> ,uUtton" and everything Persons who sympathize with the afflicted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of 1235 Harrison «treet, Kan sas City. He is an old sufferer from inflammatory rheumatism, but has not heretofore been troubled in this climate. Last winter he went up into Wisconsin, and in con sequence has had another attack. “It came upon me again very acute and severe.” he said. “My joints swelled and became inflamed; sore to toueh or almost to look at. Up on the urgent request of my mother- in-law I tried Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to reduce the swelling and ease the pain, and to my agreeable surprise, it did both. 1 have used three fifty cent bottles and believe it to be the finest thing for rheuma idmmuitration. give attention to. eJpe that makes up the living of he tism, pains and swellings extant.» th# ' . __ the nravor prayer nt of thn the nonnlo? people? laboring man, will be consumed For sale by druggists. Tne syndicate is very properly which will haue but one ending and If King Solomon was alive he named the" Belmont-Morgan-Roths that will be a good one for the would now say. “Go to the travel child Carli81e-Cleveland”svndicate. farmer, merchant, grocer and stock ing man, learn his ways, and be The people remember "Black feeder. wise.” Mr. C W. Battell, a Cincin- Friday,” of 1869, when Jim Fisk A government which gives em- natti traveling man representing and Jay 6ould got a corner on gold. ployment at fair wages to the la- the Queen City Printing Ink Co., Theahov« mentioned syndicate, I after suffering intensely for two or borer is the only safe and prosper- three days with lameness of the; if continued in power, will see the | ous government in the civilized shoulder, resulting from rheuma same result that followed the Jay worjd& Gould and Fisk financial break, I We hope we will be able to report tism, completely cured it with two applications of Chamberlain’s Pain 0,1 v the consequences will be very | a good season from now on. and Balm. This remedy is gaining a wh greater and the distress and the farmer realizing a good price wide reputation for its prompt ffiiserv t>eyond language to express. cur^s of rheumatism, lame back, for produce and the laborer em sprain», swelling«, and lameness. The single gold standard adner- ployed at fair wages. 50 cent bottles are for sale by drug ^ts are laying up treasures in that If silver was only remonetized gists. ,<v which in their last hours will and put into circulation as business c*u*them to pray for the moun- requires it, in a short time we would and rocks to cover them from realize and acknowledge the saying n right of ‘he sorely afflicted “As old as that “we have the best government misery starvation and want the hills” and the sun ever shone on.” Then ’he natural result of the pro- never excell business that has been lying dor ^dings of gold men. Then ed. “Tried we ment for so long would be put in and proven ” »’e the be»t government the sun motion and the place of tears and is the verdict ininei on. lamentations we would have smile«, o f millions. The P°°r man is respected and congratulations and grateful hearts Simmons W°’«:ted. Better say the poor >uai, man for blessing« enjoyed. Liver Regu «'eked, cheated hood winked, lator is tllJ •'"died and robbed of his birth only Li /e.- puuvjj ujuu Now is the time to Subscribe w THREE GOOD REASONS. ¡AFFORD TO TAKE IT. 1 t- ia living, his enjoyment, bis O vr town authorities have order • *rty. md in this great free and ed the improvement of two other ‘/indent America, where eyerv streets in our little city, if thi6 is with the right of kept up we will all have reason to ’uPP°se,i to have all • be proud of our town. The fact is nkhts and privileges. ¡these improvements show energv gone to and enterpjjgg an(j proves to the ihk,1hL"’"' ,n •‘"“'V, *nd and traveler oui our thrift and . I ■ visitor visivor ana ./ ,l r*ward what i L -in "If ProsP*rity, and .hi« ad Ivanes is not tbe^?1' P,redict8’ wh*t will be put on, but our citizens are able, Uh*.1 he 1 mnnt- Morgan- willing and believe it is necessary W Car,,’l*-Cleveland syn- to our comfort and euccess. In conversation with our present lately vi’have been T1,1.1 K)ak’n8 rains ’1'Ublet . , . a kinoB of grain, tag» n wiN he tremen- I ‘ mayor, a few days since, he affirms bis determination, assisted bv the council, during his 1brm of office to pay eff, if possible, the indebted- ness of the town, or at least to put our town warrants at par. This we hope will be done and by and Kidn'" medicine to which you c in pin your faith for a cure. FZ > »/ mild lax i- t'v*. and piriiy ve.4- etdile, act in; direitlv »"i »lie Li ver ¡1 11 d Kd- nov». Trvit. So;! Wall I *>rin Row Jer / or ai.vlc in LCSl' ■ i !.'»« r W.-.l! • i • HH»H .») 'lx . * *♦ i:» I> ’ I* I I Al n 3d--lt is the largest Paper in the County & has the largest circu lation.