Republic City News from Republic City, Kansas • 1

Hetof, PHINTED EVERY THURSDAY. SUBSCRIPTION, $1. PER YEAR. ADVERTISING TEN CENTS PER COLUM INCH No. 22.

Thirtieth Year. Republic, Kansas, Thursday, OCTOBER 24, 1912. Will Get Passenger Train. Topeka, 10-23 I2-Mr. J.

W. Werts, Republic, Kansas, Dear Sir: death. The little fellow had been riding on the wagon with his father, who was hauling corn to market at Hardy. He had made several trips and was used to riding on the wagon, but in some manner he fell off under the wheels and was almost instantly killed. The remains were brought here this morning and shipped to Dorchester, theformer home of the parents, for burial.

Superior Journal. was a member The Knights assembled at the house, escorted the remains to the cemetery and there held their beautiful and impressive burial ceremony. And so a good man was laid to rest. He was quiet and unassum I have your letter of October 1 5, relative to passenger train service on the Prosser Branch of. the Mis souri Pacific, and in reply beg to state that the Commission have decided to grant your petition, and as soon as our attorney, who is ing but always on duty, faithful and true, performing the tasks that came to him thoroughly.

He leaves one son and two daughters, H. P. Dean of Delphos, Kansas, Mrs. P. M.

Bushong of Republic, Kansas, Mrs. G. W. Truex of Long Beach, California, numerous grand-children and a host of friends to mourn his loss. Our Winter Stock Is Complete.

bsent from the city, returns, form ai order will oe issued requiring the additional service, a copy of see for ADVERTISING To The Voters Of The 32d Senatorial District. Inability to meet all of you personally necessitates this brief statement of my position upon state issues before asking your support for State Senator. For a general understanding of what I stand for I refer you to the Republican state platform. In addition I am specially interested in the following proposition: I. I am opposed to all inheritance tax on direct heirs.

Such a tax on indrect or secondary heirs, who have had no part in the accumulation of the estate, is just and right. II. There are some unnecessary offices and officers which would better be disposed of. III. Rhe Game Law is.too broad in it application and should be modified.

IV. I believe all Real Estate mortgages should be assessed as part ownership in land, each party to pay his proportionate share. This plan has been adopted by other states and avoids much unjust double assessment. V. I am in favor of the election of United States Senator by direct which will be forwarded to you.

Yours truly, W. G. Grice, Secretary of Kansas Public Utili ities Commission. Now is the to call and YOURSELF. Killed By Vicious Bull.

Mr. L. T. Fitzpatrick of near Perry, Kansas was attacked bv a vicious bull at his home last Thurs Ladies Gray Flannel Shirt Waist The Missouri Pacific is having considerable of work done along the Procer Branch this month. It is day evening and killed.

Mr. Fitzpat $1.50 1.50 2.50 .50 Striped" Brown, Blue Flannel rick is a brother-in-law of Dr. Fitzpatrick of this place and a step fath Ladies golf gloves Black and colors, er to Miss Mary Barber who is quite well known here, having visited at .25 Fine Silk Mittens, 1.00 Kid Mittens, 50c and $1.00 hought that they will install a passenger train on this road in a few weeks and they are getting things in shape for the great historical event. Some of the old timers here say they can remember their grandfathers telling them of a passenger trein that went through Republic once upon a time. Now if the Missouri Pacific is generous enough to install a passenger train for a few months, this present generation will tell their children of the occurance.

at the Dr. Fitzpatrick home several different times. No one saw the accident and a neighbor passing by the farm noticed that the bull had something down and on starting to Misses Golf Gloves and Mittens .25 Infants Mittens all colors, 15c and .25 ward it discovered that it was his friend, Mr. Fitzpatrick. He at once called assistance and the bull was chased away from the dead man.

Ladies Aviation Caps, 50c, $1.50 and 1.25 Ladies Auto Hoods, 50c, 75c and 1.00 Misses Aviation Cap and Hockey, 2 V-A, Caps, 25c and .50 Dr. Fitzpatrick and family attend ed jthe funeraLand the doctor tells us that almost bone in the man's body was broken. Get vour Bubkwheat Flour at Craft's. vote of the people and am therefore a candidate under "Statement No. which binds me to support the candidate who receives the most votes at the November election.

If elected, I shall try to represent you and seive the whoie people, holding myself free to SUPPORT or OPPOSE every measure upon its MERIT, regardless of its origin or authorship. I am a plain business man, and as such my record in the Senate would have to be made, rather than as a speaker. I believe in the same economy in public as in private affairs and pledge my best effort to faithful and efficient service. Obituary. Henry H.

Dean was born in Mt. Morris, N. Oct. 4, 1834. In early life he'moved to the sta-te of Michigan and later to Fulton, where he married Miss Lucy J.

Duncan in 1857. In 1885 he moved to Delphos, Kansas and has made that his home since that time. He died at the home of his son, H. P. Dean of Delphos, October 17 "191 2, aged 78 years and 13 days.

The funeral rites were conducted by the Knight Templar Lodge of Beloit, Kansas, of which order he Wool Hosiery. Ladies Cashmer, and Wool Hose, 25c, .50 Misses Wool Hose, .25 Childrens Cashmer Hose, 15c. .25 Mens Wool and Cashmere Hose, 25c, .50 Dress Goods. Large assortment dress goods, $1 to 2.00 Large assortment novelty dress goods, .50 Nice style dark dress ginghams, 10, 15, .25 patterns in Kimona Goods, 12, 15 25. Fatal Accident Near Hardy.

A very distressing accident happened two miles east of Hardy yesterday when the little four year and six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vaunch fell from a wagon and was run over and crushed to East Side Grocery. New Aparel Mens caps, latest styles 50c, and 1.00 Boys and Childrens caps, the latest, .50 Mens grey flannel shirts, high collar, With this brief statement I ask your support. R.

H. GALLOWAY. -ADVERTISING To The Voters of Republic County. There seems to be a misunderstanding about my position upon the United States Senatorial question. 1 wish to say to the voters of Republic County that we have in this State what is known as the Oregon Law, which is a part of our present primary law.

This law provides that the legislature shall elect the candidate for United States Senator who receives the largest popular vote in the State at large at the November election. This lawwas enacted to take the Senatorial contest out of the Legislature. I most certainly will be governed by this instruction and it elected to the legislature from this county, will cast my vote for the candidate tt it tt 1.50 1.00 2.00 .50 tt tt it blue tan Boys flannel Husking Gloves, $1 a doz. Husking Mittens, $1 a doz. Heavy, thick mittens 15c a pair.

Jersey knit gloves, boys, ladies and mens sizes, 15c a pair. 3 cans corn 25c. 2 cans tomatoes 25c. 2 cans best baked beans 25c. 4 lbs bulk rice 25c.

White Lily Coffee i lb package 25c. Extra bulk coffee 25c. ft tt tt Over Coats. Mens Fur Over Coats $22.00 to Mens Light Cloth, Military Collar, $10 to $20 Mens grey and brown fancy stripes $10 to $20 We have a good line of Mens nifty suits, prices $10 to $26. Call and see them.

If we cannot' suit you from our stock, we carry the best "to order department" to be had. Fresh, crisp crackers and cookies always in stock. Try Concordia Flour, as good as the best. i Bring Your Produce. tier United State Senator who receives the largest popular vote in the ajt the November election.

1 havt always held this view and have aMay intended to obey this i nstructtoJV but on account of certain rumors that have been circulated. deem it necessary at this time to malt this statement to the people of tbe County. 1 wish to thank the people of the county-for teir kindness to me. Jp the past anc promise if given further public trust or responsibility to not misuse or violate that trust. A.

W. Secerhammar W. HAHN. Craft Baxter. i5.