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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1886

Page

3

Kansas Democrats Nominate Moonlight For Governor At Leavenworth

The Kansas Democratic State Convention in Leavenworth elected Thomas Moonlight of Leavenworth as the party’s unanimous gubernatorial candidate after a long session with nominations for other state offices. The gathering endorsed the national Democratic platform, memorialized Samuel J. Tilden, and finalized a State Central Committee and officers. The day also included editorials lauding the national administration and assembly of Democratic editors.

Kansas Renco Red States National House of Representatives United SI Kaneus Samuel J. Tilden Samuel J. Tibten Astan Asia Central Committee Supreme Court J. Wade Macdonald Winfeld William Whitelaw Kington Whitelaw T. P. Fenlon Thomas Moonlight Leavenworth Joe Riggs George Innes Lawrence Dan Clifford Atchison James G. Lowe Washington County Moonlight Innes Lowe S. G. Isett Nash County W. F. Petillon Font County Luther P. Burchfield Jewell County W. D. Kelly A. Smith Devinney Johnson County W. J. A. Montgomery Clay 1 Joseph Donahue Gladstone Parnell Ireland Ren. E. Gidstone Charles Stewart Parnell Faschuseth Marshal Gephart C. CC. Parnes John Martin EW. Hume J. Mo Seidel J. UH. Satlees T. J. Judsen C F. Semke J. G. Dation Frank Maples J. If Cushenberry H. J. Lowrey SG. Gary Guonge A. Cornett RD. Bowen W. Nf. Tetition J. W. Gilmore W. A. Raton J. N. King JK. Brinkmann Mr. Hogan Secoun George Willams Twenteth John Squires P. Caruthers Edward Carroll A. A. Harris Shawnee J. M. Walker William H. Anderson James Ketner H. A. Young W. B. Camp State Central Committee Jaree Ed Carroll H. Miles Moore C. C Barnes Democratic Kan Kansas Denmcratic Ffty Lane Wyandotte Heroic Walter N. Allen Lotectere McIntyre Arkansas City Democrat F.C Lewis Ead Lewis Democratic Party Neely Jason Franklin Counts Grover Clevelt Thomas Fairchild Pottawatomie City Digenbacher Barton Country John Marin Brest Fenlon Republican BE. P. McCabe William D. Kelly Levenworth Kelley Glick Democratic Party of Massachusetts

Democratic Convention Notes at Leavenworth Opera House

Delegates assembled at Leavenworth to organize the Kansas Democratic convention. Perry and Col. Fenlon spoke as temporary chair and secretary nominees, praising national party unity, hospitality, and a strong push to rally voters against Republicans, with emphasis on enforcing laws and support for Gov. Glick and Samuel J. Tilden’s memory.

Leavenworth W. ©. Perry Democratic State Central Committee Grand Opera House Thomas P. Fenton H. Miles Moore B. J. Sheridan B. Chapman Mitchell A. J. Frosten W. 5 Sapp CE. Gifford A. M. Jackson J. K. Jefiries A. M. Posthlewaite W. F. Petillon J. Burt W. J. Gault George B. McMaton Committee On Credentials Wataunsee Ooty Maccot Genge W. Glick Atchison J. P. Taylor Waestad Mr. Walker Michael Henry JG. Lowe W. M. Sautry A. A. Glenn Suya Court Avior Fenton Glick Ehainnen Eleit Meloek Cgec Barnes Mie Connie Kansas Busta Naional Democraty United States Secord Republican Party Leavenwort Opera House Orde Perry

President backs River and Harbor bill after engineer review

The President said a review of the River and Harbor appropriation by General Newton and General Parker supports most items as meritorious. He warned eight items lack enough information, and emphasized continuation of current works to avoid higher future costs. Coleman County appeals for aid to destitute families amid drought. A Japan extradition treaty text is submitted to the Senate, broad in scope with many offenses covered. De Lesseps reports 100,000+ shareholders subscribing for a 45 cent nominal loan shares.

Associated Press Lim Newton Army Parker Engineer Corps War Department County Tex Dunuth Abilene Coleman County Ware Coleman Texas Japan Wasmsecrox Senate San Francisco California Tokio United States Hubbard Ionyne Kavin Europe South America M. de Lesseps Panama Canal

Hayes Views on Charity Reform and Public Duty

Ex President Rutherford B. Hayes addresses the National Conference of Charities and Corrections in St Paul. He recalls 40 years ago the hidden prisons and poor-houses and praises reform efforts in Ohio that inspect and report conditions. Hayes stresses intelligent public discussion, adequate data, and government duties to care for the blind, deaf, insane, and financially burdened, with a call to study and rehabilitate or isolate dangerous individuals.

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Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted for Health Claims

An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a sovereign remedy for backache, nervous debility, and female weakness, claiming soothing healing for internal fever and liver issues. It also promotes Prince's Pills and Pellets as cures for bilious headaches, sour stomach, and overall digestive complaints, available through druggists.

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