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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

TIE Democratic Central Committee
meets at the TINES office on next Satur-
day afternoon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

The governor of North Dakota will
soon have an opportunity to tell the
governor Of South Dakota that it IS
long time between drinks.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

Read the resolutions at the head Of
this column. They we've adopted at the
Democratic Convention on Sept 18th
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Garden City, Ka,i~as
September Is, lcss
Notice is hereby given that the following NAMED
settler, who made homestead entry No gE
has filed notice of his intention 10 make final
proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof Will be made before the probate judge OF
Ford county, Kansas, at his Office in Dodge city,
Kansas, on Nov. ii 1850, VIZ: Thomas CoEicy.
OF bod. City, Kansas, for the north west quarter
OF section no. 26 Township no. - south, range
~ west, Ford county, Kansas. Final Homestead.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of SAID
land, viz.
George II. Billings, i. F. Dunklchcrger. y. l..
Beckley, u. b. Lockman, all Of Dodge City, Kan.
Also at the time and place. George II.
Billings. Of Dodge City. Kansas. who made Home
stead entry no. 900 for the EorIh east quarter of
section - Township no. - south, Pa .c no. -
west. Ford county kansa~ Final hcmcslyai
He names the following Wi;u"sso> "a lrIve h'-
continuous rcS3cuc. upon AMI ;r'i'a,i". al SAT-.
Tholna- cori >. =. :. paasl.. --r rr.s
I:ophiaa'. ~ .. .-nrSmti- )! 80 oa!-r ''-r.
kaIra>.
Also sos IT,. -ls,r tia. .,! l.'a..- H.rila.-t =
DiEh!t h-r:vr- 81 !ioi' zig. i.--ss.-. who ria'r
Homestead cnry F-,, FIR the i.orfI east q4ar-
ter -! section a." - rp:.r-h.i -, -'1ia. .Hu2c
10. = west, Ford county, Kansas Final home
stead
lie names the fuI,win. ui;n,-.e~ ,1 prov. hi-
continuous residence upon, and cultivation uf said
land, viz.
Thomas Conlry, George Ii. H.l,in-s .Iu-b Lock
man, and Felix Jones al Of Dodge City. Ran.
Also At the same time and place.
Ac.nili0nr l.. BeCklcy, Of Dodge City, Kansas.
who made Homestead eHtry no st9for the north
west quarter of section no. - in Township 40. -
south, Range no. ~ west. Ford county. Kansas.
Final Homestead
lie names the linTyi.5 witnc--c- e. prove hi-
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz.
Thoma- Conley, L 7. Dunklcjcr-cr. Hugh
Lockman. and Il. 3 i.ocE!n1u. All Of 'oice Civ.
Kansas. &. !. Il NILES.
Register
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

Let every voter 90 and register at the
City Clerks Office. The registration
books close on October Goth.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

Montana steps into the union DEM
ocrat:c state.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

Exc Governor John \. Martin is
dead.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
sIIERIFFS SALE.

STATE OF Kansas, Ford county. -:
Sandwich Manufacturing Co.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03

state Of Kansas, County of Ford, s..
james :. Pcndleton
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
just for a moment
while we talk to you.

We are asked quite frequent
/ ly why it is we can sell goods
SO cheap. Our answer is this:
We sell no goods on time; get
cash for everything, consc-
quently have the cash to pay
for our goods.
Ne don't sell them at cost
no man can do that and pay
one hundred cents on the dol
lar.
But we are without doubt
selling all goods in our line as
cheap if not cheaper than they
can be bought any where in
this section of the country.
We make no boasts that we
don't fulfill and we mean what
we say.
We shall always be glad to
see you at our store.
Respectfully.
q. ". f'REDESDALL
~RAcNaF SF.,nE,
Ger Chestnu: St. and Frs, Aycnue
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
POSTAL Law.

/. Any person VINO takes paper regularly out
OF tlc post-ofice-whetherd directed To his name Or
whether he has subscribed or motifs responsible
for the payment
:. II person orders hi- paper discount. Ecd,
he must pay all arrcarees or the Publisher may
continue TO send it until payment j. made, and
collect the whole amount. whether the paper II
taken from the Office not
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Notice to Subscribers.

Pay no subscription due the TINES since the I-t
of Sept 1879 All sIbscrDcrS who have paid in
advance VIII receive the TI,IEs regularly each
week under the new management. II your paper
Is not received regularly. notify this Office al
and the same will be promptly attended TO.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-10-03
SHERIFF-S SALE.

shcrin'> oaice, Sept. 9TH, lss9. ''N ''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
The New York Tribune, the organ OF

The New York Tribuney the organ Of
the administration, the advocate OF
"protection(D to home labor" Che erst.
while friend( y of The soldier, has this TO
say about the pensions:
"The awful suggestion Is mades that
Brown-Sequard's elixir Of life may be
administered to our vast army Of pen
sioners. The country is grateful to It's
defenders and wants TO treat them lib.
orally, but the prospect that they may
live two or three hundred years draw
ing their pensions on every qdarter,day
with all the yigorof youth js enough to
turn the hair OF the taxpayer gray. No,
if the pensioners are inoculated, the
rest OF us must have q double dose.
Before the election last fall, this
sham organ Of anything 1t advocates
would not nave dared to refer 30 sneer.
ingly to the MANNED veterans Of the
war Bat the election is over aud the
Tribune along with other Republican
organs don't hesitate TO "scale" the
suckers who bit 70 their bait
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
nnrannnngAgIyn wILnnLM,



Ono VINO Knows Takes Issue on HIS
Anti-OorpoFation heoord'-Thome very
interehting Facts
EDITOR NEwaDEMOcRATl The
depository OF last evening speak
ing of Representative Wilhelm says,
NAs man 10 oppose infringement OF
corporations on the rlghth OF tho people
no IL ahead Ia sincerity ana honesty or
any Democratic DloWhafd VINO mas ever
been put up for tho pohluon''
Let us 500 how honest he was Tor lhh
people as against corporations we
refer tho voters OF htark county 10 page
$50 OF tho House journal whore hih
record on the cent railroad Dill can DO
found, aud II Wilhelm ala not play tho
part of d demagOgle and hypuorite
there ~ no such thing,
uriliin, OF Lucas county, made o mo-
ton W amend the Dill by striking out
i've miles aud inserting eight miles, no
that passengers would DO required to
ride nlne miles before they would get
the benefit OF tho cent iatea, The
amendment carried, Wilhelm voted
lOf 10, aud then no turned around aud
gOted agQinSt Me 2 0eHt bW, That ~,
lao was one OF th6 few mpmDerb OF tho
House who yOted iUr tho corporation aB
against tho people, aud the day that VIII
helm Thus voted was Aprll III, 1851, ~
about ll,a0 q, IA, Furthermore, Will
this 80 called oOppoaer 10 infringement
OF e0rp0rati0na' drny that hr, Win mo
family, travelled on u corporation paau
70 New Orleaua Rnd 0lher polnt6 IN lhe
aOuthy Such u report 10 IN circulation,
ana before Tho campaign closes tins
"Oppuser 10 tho infringement OF cofpor
atlOua" VIII b6 called upon ~ explain,
ONE VINO KNOWS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

TIE Cleveland Leader makes o saw
ags attack on the striking laborerB
throughout the country for their dell
nnce Of law Nobody has YET read Ia
the Leader condemnation of the def
mt methods Of Quay, Dudley, ana Hle
beneficiary Of those twin law breakers,
Harrison lf the methods OF quay,
Dudley, Carnegie, ct Ol, are to obtain
much longer, we snail look for clrcum-
stances that will lead the Leader into q
channel of Labor denunciation much
more severe than anything that monop'
ollstic organ has yet expressed. The
Leader Is ever ready TO denounce
Labors overt acts, but the millionaires
and political corruptionlsts car, go as
they please" because the Leader be-
longs to them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

GOV. FORAKER has been interviewed
in New York. lie apologies for his das'
tardly interference with home rule by
claiming that "the local boards he has
been empowered to appoint are non.
PARTISAN" Rot, rot. Whit business
has the Governor Of Ohio to appoint
boards OF any kind for the people Of
Canton, for Instance? What's the mat
ter with Cantons voters making their
own choice Of officials, for instancep 7
Foraker is political fraud; more
than one.half of his own party thinks
that OF him; Major Mckinley thinks
Il of him, but Hdasn't" say so; and In
fact every decent man who's not hide
bound partisan thinks It OF him. What
more can we sayP
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

GENERAL ESTES, Of North Carolina,
whom Harrison appointed superin-
tendent of Z. 0. inspectors, has been
removed, and the cause that led to his
removal Is interesting TO note. In the
campaign Of 1883 "Boss" Quay sent Es
lea as chairman OF the N. Q, Republt
car committee, 5000, no doubt 10 use
n In Dudley blocks Of aye invention,
Estes probably reasoned that North
Carolina was not essential toRepublican
snccess and did not "blooks Of i've the
voters AS Quay anticipated. The 5000
probably dropped into Estes's indiyid.
,lal exchequer, at least he could not
render satisfactory accounting to Quay,
and Harrison, being apprised OK the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
lrnr RnnnblIcnn nnrtY Inaupurated

arnE Republican party lnaugurated
Civil Service lteform and 10 pledged to
Us extension. IL 10 aB reasonable 10 ex'
pect that the Mississippi river could be
made TO run up hill rs 10 imagine that
the intelligent voters Of the country
would countenanco return TO the
loose, demorahzng and unscientihc
methods OF tho spoils system"
Oh! OH Can anything equal O Re.
publican organ for adamantine cheek ?
In the face OF the fact that every sane,
intelligent American roalI2ea In llM-
rison's conduct the incarnation Of
spoils, the utter disregard of all decen.
cy In the matter of removals or ap'
polntments, the most disgraceful I'D
mlnistration that our history records;
the organ Of that monstrous fraud,
dares 10 taunt the American people
with such "8luah." In the language Of
the vernaCular, "come Off"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

oBR1LLtANr, dashing Mrs, Bellnap
has horrihed COney Island bellies by
wearing u very gay bathing costume,
cut very short nj the top and very short
NJ the bottom and minus the ordinary
small trousers. 10 is true she wore
pink silk tights, but the Illusion when
she was I'm the water was perfect and
great crowds Of men gathered every
time she went in the surf aud her skirt
bagnu 10 fly. she had 10 lay the gaudy
outht aside finally, and put on blue
flannel, but the resOrters had had o few
very exciting days and Mrs, BellSnup
had got her name in the newspapers
and everybody was happy Chicago
Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

THE frat case OF n Democratic ofllc.
ial who refused 10 so when fired by the
Harrison administration has material.
ICED In the New York Custom House
His name 10 +. q. MacCourt, no pleads
the Civil Service Act and demands that
charges against him be made, Fool
that he is, don't he know that the Har.
rlson crowd will get him out, by fair
means II they can, by foul II they must,
II 10 no credit to u man IN any event
70 be an officer under the Harrison nd.
ministration, 80 Mr.. MacCourt II he is
the right kind Of u Democrat should
gracefully retire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
Tnr lIarmcrIa AlIInnee Of North Dn.

TnE Farmers Alliance OF North Da.
kota 10 up in arms against the llepub'
llcan machino OF that new born state,
The Republican state convention Is
called for August e. The Farmers
Alliance had asked that II no pottpon-
cd until September 3 or 10, by which
time ths gianRera might have their
crops harvested aud could be repre-
sonted at the convention, The peti'
ton was laid on the table; the Republl'
can machine manipulatoTs not desiring
TO be compromised with farmer attend
ance Now the jamestown Capital, the
organ OF the Alliance, comes out In
an ultimatpm which says unless the
convention Is postponed the farmers
will defeat the Republican ticket. The
farmers ato beginning TO discover that
the hirelingB OF Projections m0n0po'
lies have no use for the tiller Of the
soil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
RraA AnpINa Halstead's candidacy FOL

REGARDING Halstead's candidacy for
the Senate, Lieut.. Gov. Lyon, In his pa
per; the Newark American, says:
ave are equally as well convinced
that the bringing of the Senatorial
question into the fall campaign IS o
fearful mistake in fact we cant help
regarding a. as u desperate blunder,
that if persisted In Will 90 mueh TO-
ward compromising the ONO sltus1'on
poor Halstead; when the ides Of No
vember reveal the slaughter that the
Repnblican machine Of Ohio has
brought upon itself, the cry will 80 up,
Il was Haistead's "break" for the Sen
ate that wrought the havoc. The For
aker satellites will all blame II on Hal
stead. Lieut.. Gov. Lyon, however,
will be among those who'll shed no
tears over the result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

AN employer who pays his employe
fair wages has the right 10 expect value
received from the employed IL Is how
ever contrary TO the spirit Of American
Institutions for an employer To assume
to place restriction upon the conduct
Of any employe, 30 long as that EN-
ploye Violates no statue, moral or com
mefcial law. An employe is not justl.
lied In revealing any Of the business
secrets of an establishment with which
he may be connected, but so long as the
employe seal his lips TO matter Of that
kind, his duty in that regard to his en-
ployer Is fully absolved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

THE Alliance Leader does us proud
in reproducing the Massillon ludepend'
ents clever remark, "Tho NEWS DEMO.
oRAT is an extraordinary newspaper"
aud kindly austaiQs our west ond CON
temporary Ia the unsOught butfally ap'
preCiated compliment.
The Leader, however, goes tho lnde'
pendent one better, and says, THE
News DEMOCRAT Is A "yRrY' EN'
NEWSPAPER
Thanks, Brethren, thanks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

TIE compliments that the rural
press, both Democratic and kepu0il'
can are showerng upon tho NEWS
DEMOCRAT does not appear To strike
with favor the jealous eyes Of q home
rival. We are sorry for that, because,
could we see, or hear of anybody else
who saw merit In our enyiOus c0mpeti
tor we should graoiously give promr
pence 10 the fact, Unam6igu0us com.
plimenis like this are certainly entitled
to proper appreciation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

AN Administrations organ remarks
that tho "continued cry Of Indiana
Democrata for Blocks Of Five, "Dud'
ley's punishment" Is merely TO wrealt
revenge on the man who was chiefly
instrumental In defeating them polit'
ically, and that there Is little doubt but
what "Colh Dudley would bo yindicat'
ed by the Courts 49,.
It'is slronge that Dudley has thus
far feared 20 set foot on loosier soil
Doeshe, Blainelike, reason, "that lndi'
ana (hi8native state, courts would not
giyehim jusiiceY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
is FORAKER A BIGaDR MAN THAN
GRANT,


Every great cause Is worthy a state
ment OF its obiectss
WIN any OF the advocates Of j. b.
Foraker tell the people why he, among
the eight hundred thousand freemen Of
Ohio, should four times be nominated
and thrice e,ecled Governor Of this great
StateY
What has no doae to deserve such
great honor,
Is not li5 egotisp, his boldness. and
his ambition 70 sci aside The inyiolate
rule Of both great political parties, that
no man shall more than twice IN sue.
ceesion be elevated ~ the olllce Of Pres
ident or Governor evidence that he Is
defiant Of popular tenets2
Were there not mlOusandS OF Repub.
licans in the State Of Ohio, who, Ia 1880,
threatened revolt, II Grant, the hero Of
App0mntoX, was nominated for the
Presidency % third time2 land IL was
not u successive tenn).
Have not those same Republicans
been delied, Ia the nomination Of Fora.
kef for The fourth umep
Did Grant ever uh lertake to rob the
people Of Ohio OF Home Ruleg
Did Grant ever insult, by word or
action the wife Of the President Of the
United StatesP
Did Granteyer play political traitor
TO his party adherents, who recognized
his greatness and assisted him in his
ambition for fame2
Was Grant, warrior whose valor
found expression only from his mouth 7
Did not The gentleman, (Judge
Erease) who supplies the brains for the
Repository, bolt the nomination OF
Grant in lS72P (and " was only his sec
ond term).
Is Foraker a bigger man than Grant
We pause for reply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

be accepted aa inoonteatible. bnt they
made no mention OF tho possibility
that the coal companies have "walered"
their capital stock 10 an extent when
coal AT half tho price they hfe paying
the minerA, would not earn far dlyl-
dend, on tho capitalization, II how
ever their report 10 altogether eonAlat'
ent there II little encouragement FOR
the poor miners Ia tho outlook, a
miner may be able 30 exist on lal6
cent coal, but that ia about ALL Ia any
event, the condition OF affairs IN the
Illinois mining regions, does not bear
out the claim that American industries
arc nOnrIahInR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

THE arbitration committee appoint
ed by the miners and operators In the
Illinois coal regions have rendered their
award. Their report says: "72lS cents
per ton Is the best and highest price for
mining coal that the coal company can
pay TO its miners consistent with o fair
and reasonable retutp to itself on its
capital" The arbitrators were compos-
ed Of men considered eminently fair
aud honorable, and their verdict must
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
aMNmRAL nHAPPY'a THIRD nPIa'
WLm no HoAmBW hMPUnLfOANh,

General John lieatty, q Republl'
can soldier OF the Rebellion whose deeds
OF ValOr arc recorded on many battle,
fields iR out IN another denunelati0n OF
the aham warrior Foraker who poses
aa the representative OF the boys ~
blue, but whose heTolsm llnda record
only la tho strict annals OF peace ana
tho laws protection Here are some OF
General beatty'A uttefaneehi
The salary OF a United States senator
IN 5000 a year, Even Murat llalhleld,
tho Rupplest political acrobat OF tho
age, has announced his willingness 10
be thus sacrificed lfmen OF such pro-
digl0ua merit are eager - enter p0lltl,
cal life at q salary OF $1,000 why should
Ohio pay 5000 10 q political rooster
who simply crows aud struts while hlh
private secretary attends 10 the bual'
mesa of the office, The manly
and aenalble American Ia not a toad
eater ile will 90 no further 10 shake
handF with Harrison to-day then he
would have gOnelhree years ago, II he
admIfeh him nt hll " Ia for his good
qualities OF head aud heart, ana not Tor
inc accident Of birth or That
of poston. For
four years now tho Governor Of
ONO has had entire control OF the purity
machine, by means OF this machine
the Governors confidential ana dfalar'ed
aaryltOTa have been brought into direct
aud close communication with leading
party workers la every county, town
shin and school diatrlGt of the state,
The machine, although the property OF
the whole party, has been used excln
aiyely ia tho interest OF one man, "
was operated first 70 make him u candl'
date on the national Ticket and Bubse-
Quently 10 perpetuate him IN the gu
6ernatOrlal office, But In addition 10
tho power OF the machine, the
patronage OF the executive Office
has been used 10 the same end,
Others therefore had 10 contend with
the controlling spirits Otihe state com
mitteei with newspaper men who IN
one way and another are atipendarlea
on the public treasury, and with that
larger force Of appointeea scattered
throughout the State, whose places are
held at the pleasure OF the Governor,
aud whose services would bc quite Ger
tninly dispensed with II they
were 10 oppose him, v
A week or more before the State CON
yentlOn was held there was n meeting
In the Governors office NJ which the
whole scheme Of capturing the conyen'
ton was fully discussed,
one of the gentlemen who had been
encouraged by Foraker 10 become u
candidate continued In the field until
hO found that the Governor had secret
organizations 10 set up primaries In
moe that twenty counties Of the state,
On the evening OF the first day Of the
convention, Hud while Foraker was
gtIll pretending not 10 DO u candidate,
no was IN consultation with his fellow
ConapiratOB as 10 the propriety Of leay
Ing Lampson of the ticket on account
OF his well known temperance proolly
tues and putting another man on who
would bo more satisfactory 10 the Ger
man0 Of Cincinnati,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
A nnlnrna Monntnr nnrlnd.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug, l2.--The body
OF Laura Walford, colored, who died
here Friday, was buried here. Her body
was placed In n casket three feet wide
and the services of ten men were neces'
saryto carry tho body to the wagon
which was used In place of u hearse
Laura was n colored freak, who had
been on exhibition In the various mus
Gums Of the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

uARpEn's WEEKLY, issue Of August
10. has nm exhaustive article on street
paving. 10 also deyotcH considerable
spnce To description Of steam rohd
rollers and says that thorough expert
mepts htye demonstrated that the
American roller is beat adapted to as
phqlt paving, and the English { (Ayeling
X Portpr) roller Is superior for granite
Tor Arebrick) paving AS Is ealcula.
ted to pave Canton streets WIN ule
brick. the city council seems TO have
exercised extraordinary Wiidom IN the
nnrphnge they made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
poheadod.

DAYTON, o., August 12.-The body
of james Kirby, aged thirty, conductor
on the O. II. & ID, road, was brought
here. Deceased met his fate near Mid
dletown, while walking on top of the
freight cars II is supposed he made q
mistep, falling between the cars. His
head was completely severed from the
body, and was found several rods away
from IT, His legs were also horribly
mannled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

fact, forthwith removed him for the
sake OF "pnrity and efficiency IN tho
public service" Mr. Harrison will, no
doubt, turn over on the downy couch
OF his Bar llarb0r repose and, with a
Nunt OF satisfaction, exelalm "l'Ye
done the country noble seFyleel"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

THE war Ia llayti has now assumed
conditions, when civilized nations
should interfere, aud put stop TO the
baibahu0s that the 0ppoaing forces are
perpetraIipg The cutting Of throatS,
and other inhumau alaugh or OF unlor'
tunale captiyts, are violations OF mod
pru v,,taIe, ana som body should ns'
eume ihe hgnt 10 stop H. IN The inter
est OF civilization.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

IN 1887 the Democratic candidate for
governor Of Kentucky had 1900 plu
iality. In 1883 Cleveland had 2suOO
plurality. In 1850, the year OF deliver,
auc0 from Republican rule IN ONO, ana
disgust OF decent Kentucky lttpnbl'
cans with llmrinonian hypocrisy, Ken
tucky gives 10000 Democratic plurality.
An hail; Loyal Kentucky the people OF
Ohio have heard your verdict and are
with you.