The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

way OF The tr@lSe rcSSor may I'd up [.
: the goOf.-Nc.ctOR Repulctn.
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1 a JEFFERSON county, Pennsylvania
man becs rne tbt:iily blind willis drink
ing ice wate We always were afraid
there wet6 sQnse dangers conlseete,
with the cold water hA6it.
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] T4R, Delayed event took placs at last
and ,T&. Rsinmler was the first victim
Of legal AestfueatiOn, being taken
away on tbs RutAinx Of thesixth ut the
Auburn. N. 7: peiiitontary.
T -,4as Rss..r,is senator, D.v. fore.
ed, the Babbti tiasfHitessha Son dodgiig the
taEs& h6ae, and are making them say
leomething in defense of the unreasOn-
able measure which they propose to
thrust upon the country.
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:: THR House agreed on conferences on
the ''Origfnal package"bill yesterday.
The report is exactly as it passed the
iSAf1tE. The. Missouri liquor men will
h9ye no further Use for their. Kansas
| agents after this week other than to
call them In.
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| C., e. BOGARDUs, .of ElJQrado, was
s4htenced the other day t6 3dG 1ats&Ep-
pfisonme9t and $I.OO0 fine for selling
liquor three uogths ago, and it was
not alleged that he had violated the
Law Sin6A. He had been in Chicago
and foturned for visit when they nab
bed him.
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THE tariff question will not, probably
be settled for a motrh yet, Senator
/ Morrill,, Of Vermont, il the prominent
this subject. But all his arguments
seem to be delivered more for the pur-
pose of displaying his talents than con-
vincing any of the sincerity of his re-
marks.
WHETHER or not Governor Camp
bell of Oif2 said he would call out. the
state militia should any attempt be
made to enfOrca the Lodge bill among
the Buckeyes is not so important a
fact as that the 1iGdge bill is dead.
The senate does fot dare to pass it
and it will be permitted ... TO-. niger ii
committee until the corpse can be in
erred with decency.-K. C. Times.
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SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas,
characterizes the Mckinley bill as the
most radical and extreme measure Of
protection ever presented. Being
practical declaration, OH the part of
the Republican party, that the war
! tariff was never to be reduced; but ex-
hOrbitant taxes were TO be permanent;
and to be q declaration of war against
foreign commerce.
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IN IN intetTiew V tn the Rochester
Union tDeln.y fj6b l. gers L say: II
believe in protecting whatIe; allied
The infant indus tries, but = GheSe-
infants get to be six foot high and
wear No. 12 boots it is about time to
stop rocking the cradle, especially
when the infant tells Sod thts II you
stop rocking ne will get out of the
cradle ana kick your head off,
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How loose around my waist were
the clothes of my childhood, as my
double breasted corset reminds me
with pain; the slip that wore when l |
used to chop stove wood had m0fe en- |
jOyment than hustle and train. The
hustle; know, Is thing highly treas
ured by ladies built on the fnocEHg
bird style, but give. give me that gar
ment with loOseness uDmeasured, the
old mother -huhbAfi Which weak men |
reviie; the dear moth tter-hubbard, the |
lOOes moth 1sVbGatd, the honOred old |
'hubb~rd, which beats any style
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"THERE should be no power to tax !
except for public purposes. No govern |
ments, especially government estab- |
lished by free people, should take the |
earnings of one man and bestow them
on another. Those opposed to defd6c- |
racy believe in the reverse of these |
principles. They believe in a protect |
i've tariff. in the Capitalization OF .pos-f
or, in tho taxation OF o4e. .elAa9: of the
community for the ESlfff 6f another,
in tho payment Of egbsidies to private |
citizens. Thes9 Issues can never be |
compromised. put must be settled by
the people.
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IT Is fact not as well known as il |
should be that the state Of Kansas Of |
feEs its resident students q Tree uni |
veFsfsX SducatieH: By the recent ae-
ti0a, Of The legislature, tuition is free
In all the departments Of the Univer- |
sity of Kansas. No admission or con- |
tingent fee is charged. Last june six |
ty-three Young men and women were
graduated from this sterling institu- |
ton. Our university lakes rank With !
tie mere pretentiOus institutions Of
tie older states, and is recognized as
the lea6ifg Institution of higher learn |
ing iH tic Southwest United States.
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HON. THOMAS r. BAYLRD. extEec- |
retary Of State, in an address to the
Alumni Of. Yale College recently, said:
TAX lawss.are passed which pilfer
from the p0SestbUOk of every man wO-
man and child in the country; legis-
lation is ffoposed which attacks the
integrity%ot the currency, the very
life blood of the country, and yet no
public cry of protest goes up, as it
should go. Iteannot be party politics
when an American calls upon Amer
cans to stand by the cause Of honesty.
II our Government Is ts be stable and
e1ectual, the cure must be found, and
found It viii be. in the intelligent hon
esty ard moral fter Of the tightly edesI
Gated men We must have the, samesI
seif-AffarafnavIk tina Sama htk41 sa1saf.i