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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

", as it is to the merchant. manu-
facturer or professional man; yet
how few farmers there are who keep
even a rude memoranda of their
business transactions, and how few
there are in any other business but
what do. What other occupation is
there from which one would expect
anything but failures if carried
blindly on season after season and
year after year without ever taking
an accoun: of stock on hand, or
keeping an account of receipts and
expenditures, the man apparently
content as long as the business keeps
going and "both ends meet" as the
saying is. Yet many-yes, We will
venture to say that nearly all of
our farmers are doing that very
thing.
We have heard many farmers say,
what is the use of our bothering our
heads and taking up time that is
needed in the field with trying to
keep an account of our little bust
ness. Besides, the purse at all times
shows for itself, they say: but let
us ask, was this true when merchant
Smith brought suit against you for
the price of a pair of boots that you
knew you had paid for, but had no
record of the payment, while Smith s
books showed the charge and no
credit? You complained bitterly be-
cause the court would not believe
your unsupported evidence against
that of Smith, corroborated by his
books, but the double price you paid
for those boots, added to the costs of
the suit, would have paid for books
enough for you to record all your
business transactions for several
years. You let things take their
own course without knowing at the
end of the year whence came the
profit or whittier went the losses.
But some will argue that it is too
much bother and trouble to record
their daily transactions after coming
in from the fields tired with the
arduous laborS of the day. Are you
then too tired to milk your cows or
feed your stock? Make your book
keeping as much part of your reg
ular routine work as sailing your
cattle or feeding the calves and you
soon become accustomed to it and
instead Of looking forward to it with
dread, you grow interested in it and
no part of J our farm work will give
you more real satisfaction than this.
One can begin by keeping the
simplest and more important &C
counts that arise on a farm and
when the habit is once formed and
ere he is scarcely aware of it, he will
be branching out on other accounts
on broader scale, making a record
of his business in all its branches
and centering finally at the end of
the year In general inventory
showing him just to the cent what he
has done and how he stands. Be
sides, there is good mental discipline
in keeping accounts, and if your
hands are sore, as they frequently
are, many of you have daughters
who will take pleasure in relieving
you occasionally, much to their own
mental nrOfit.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

In almost every neighborhood through.
out the west there are some one or more
persons whose lives have been saved by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, or who have been cured
of chronic diarrhoea by it. Such per-
sons take especial. pleasure IN recon-
mending the remedy to others. The
praise that follows its introduction and
use makes it very popular. % and 50
cent bottles for sale by h. J. lille.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31
Farm Accounts.

Every business man, and the
farmer, who is engaged in the most
important business of all should
keep some sort Of account book
which viii show him whether he is
making profit or loss, and where
In.
Business methods applied to the
farm are as essentially necessary
financially, commercially and social
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

PENNSYLVANIA no longer enjoys
monopoly Of anthracite coal. Five
veins, aggregating thirteen feet of
anthracite coal, have been found at
Alma, Kansas, which analyses better
than the best Pennsylvania.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

CATTLE are selling for more in
America than in Defeating Eng
land. As anomalous as this may
seem it is true and is another proof
that the farmer and stock-raiser of
this country is better off than those
of a like occupation in any part of
the world.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

JOE. MARKS is so rushed with
work, and his business is increasing
to such az extent that he has order
ed another set of tools and a new
forge. If the amount of work keeps
on increasing, he will have big
force at work before the summer is
over, as he predicts a large sale of
Hutchinson's weed killers, which he
is manufacturing. All Of these i'm
plement turned out so far have
found a ready sale, and orders for
other are constantly coming in, as
the fairness are finding out that this
is an implement they have long been
in want of.-Hays City Times.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

CATTLEMEN who have abandoned
the business may wish they had not.
The overproduction is about worked
off and prices are going to be better.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31
MO. PACIFIC TIME TABLE
lat RANSOM
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
roR DISTRICT COURT CLERK.

We nre authorized to announce the name Of A.
W Purinton. of Banner precinct, a candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the District Court of TregO
county, Kansas subject to the decision of the Re
publican nominating convention.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

am candidate for the Office of Superintendent
Of Public instruction of Trego county, Kansas,
subject to the decision of the Republican nominal
ting convention. A. 5, PEACOCK.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-05-31

AMONG the charters granted this
week by the Secretary of State we
note the following: Smoky Hill
River Irrigating company of Russell
Springs, Kan; capital stock, 81 600.
The purpose of the company is to
irrigate certain lands in the Smoky
Hill valley by a ditch two miles
long. The directors are John Kirk
law, L. S. Kirklaw, George c. Flem-
ing, ]. R. Chlders and ]. w. Jones.
We venture the prediction that
In a years time the stock of this
company will be worth 200 cents on
the dollar. Why not build more
bitches lower down the river.in
Irego coGrty, for instance. It will
pay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


TIE Pittsburg DasPoteh notices the IN
crease IN the manufacture of glass n
that city in the decade lsSO-9O. 1t says:
"In the manufacture Of flint glassware
taere are this year in Pennsylvania one
hundred and eleven furnaces as against
seventy-hve IN 1850; in window glass,
iorty-four furnaces as against thirty
tour. N green glass, thirty-three as
against eighteen; IN plate glass, twenty
fOur a. against RoEe: and m cathedral
and other special glasses, two as against
none" These figures snow how this
one industry has prOspered under the
fostering care OF a protective tariff.
The competition among all these fac
torres has reduced prices, 50 that glass
3 sold n this country cheaper than
ever before. Has the tariff been added
% the cost None but few Cleveland
free trade cranks believe so.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

pOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-We have Just
L plated one OF the choice 81 additions ser
made 20 the city. The plat consists of g. nn-
lots on Hall within easy reach oi steam or
m0aey within the next ten days, and 70 &C.
compllsh this We have concluded 20 sell the
entire plat THIS Is an oPp0rtuAitg OF life
time ior tle right party 20 make a sluS sum 81
charge TO any one wishing 10 bay.
E0R SALE-Ne have "a hrSt-class roller Gour
ing wiu that viii make money for TIE
right parties The mill IS o.! the latest design.
ami has a capacity # sixty barrels. The ma
cLIucry Is new aud II LrSt-cldSs condition, las
I've sets OF double four rolls and three sets of
double iced rolls; Ihc miIi COST s4O9. ano i
worth today $1,000. Beside the mill. there Is
sven lots. good bara and 30 cCrds OF wood.
The entire property viii be sold iOr Sl,D"t. The
property will be shown 10 any one meaning
business. Terms satisfactory
EOR SALE--Ne have a fne paying hotel IN q
thriving locality that viii b sold ~ q bar
gain II taken al once. The hotel Is 1rsi-ciaSS
IA every particular, and Is furnished with the
latest hotel appliances. The property has
twenty well furnished rooms, and travelling
men pronounce 10 tie best h0tei in Western
Michigan. This property IS paving invest
mert Tor some good man ~lth llttle money.
Call 3t once II you mean business. VIII take
city property In part payment
EOR SALE--A fine fiat near the Madison
4 ave. crossing ot the D.. :. =. X. h. suit
able for four 'aIoiles. The iay Will reut for
SO Per inOnth. shd is within a few steps o.
steam or horse ears. Tits property viii be
sold Tor $3.50. or Wi! exchange for other prop
Cr.y.
E0R SALE-We have rare bargain that is
: sure - make money for some one. The
property is located Oa SprIng-st.. near OakeS,
and Is now renting for S35 por month This
property IS centrally located and is occupied
Iy good paving tenants and i sure % I'M
prove IN value faster thaa any property IN the
city. from the fact that it IS within one block
OF tho Union depot, ana within TWO blocks Of
the busy portion % MonrOa-st. Tho property
win be sold Tor $40 per foot 30 foot froat.
EOR SALE-0r will exchange for other prop
i cTty. real or personal. TWO .lOuses or OGe
large lot. VIII divide the property and sell
each separately. The property rs situated or
LOgan-st.. near Fas'-st.. and vii, make two
pleasant homes. which are now renting for SO
per month. This is rare bargain Tor some
one. and is sure 10 be taken Il; once.
/ EO8 SALE-A six-room bOUie on Cole-st.
Il Good wells lot 5lXl-j; only 53fn. VIII take
small payment down aud balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap lot fOr 1rst pay
nent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The Pittsburg Dispatch has remark
ably clear conception of the makeup
Of the average anarchist. 1t says: "Bay
City, next % Detroit, Is one of the live
lest cities IN Michigan, and not 10 be
behind the times some of Its citizens
have just organized an anarchist lodge
with the intention of raising money to
aid in securing the release of the Chi
cago anarchists now IN prison. As soon
as the subscription book was opened a
motion 70 adjourn was carried unani-
mously Anarchists are thrifty unless
beer . Involved.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Mowen u-lh psls, coloIlass fSoes,
w 10 fssl SSsk AID i seoafrae..i. W4ll ge-
celye poth meat&l snd belly xigor by
us.gg CarteTs lrOn P1lS. Nnlcb a5e
tazae aor tae b-oo4, nerves ana cQn-
pleNio1-
smart Wees snd Belz6onna combined
Wlil Ctbsr ilE ft4 -elLs lssea iu ttte tSsE
p9rous rlaslsrs. make Casters = " -
i Headache P.ssters tie less IA I24I-
ket Pr.oe = cents
LssPepsa u lls worst forms vi
weld "a TIE Use 81 C4T.er's Little Nerve
Pls, AIDED - C2rters Little Idyeg
PIls. Ihey nos only relieve prsssn.
stress bu. strengthen IEe stomach 2na
& gssIlye spp2rAtUs.
she Toss - Esr IS EoE ; conpstises
szs st ASK Ciaer ~ bFans buF a. l0c brand
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
TO sUBsCRIEERs.

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HERALD wh0 fails 20 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason Ia
eoIapIasn or late delivery, " III confer a
special favor ny Informing this once OF
ths racE az once. send postal card or call
up telephone 581.
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WANTED TO REST.


\(ANTED-Turnished rooms ok two young
" ladies. n a pleasant neighboFhood. N-
box 8. this once. ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

THF Manchester Ergl C-rrir- paws
ms compliment t1 free trade "Frcc
trade destroys employment and lowers
wages. and Cur work nzmeu are 6nd-
ing it Onto And Amer can working
men are eousI Iv sstute.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
THE BEST AND
G. Fl ZAP EST
VIII Sell a! Very Low Prices!

THIRTY SEVEN Choice lots on Jefferson.
Dickinson and itrynolds-aves worth $50
O. 500 each small cash payments; balance on
time at low rate of interest.
TNION BOULEVARD LOTS advanced 70
I $50 eacn. f0r so. \ few College and
parSavo. lots at sl25.
TEN ACRE TRACT ready "a plat ard sell In
II lots good for twice u price.
HOUSE AND LOT sIZ0-I am selling ny
II own property only. and win take pUrcha.
ers 10 sc 81 and give them the benebt oi far
commission iD prices.
n.rWll pc ia Office evenings
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

SOMEBODY w4nts Eaen 4ao Z sant sr
q Aaus 81 haze favir t ltts ol aH- -r
Il 49, -. e4st 81 kiasl ~ AZ sell tacl .ata...
4 3 fietiA
l'All. AID So u ls saa want : leas 81 aa
Investment .iaf srofufts Is frsi .as a.4
ls s l1trs 90 alf iitTfs ltItte|sl.,I asa
tEats NNra pi.ls ArN au4srs eaat let aa
o. ilesf nlsls leflEs aad lllicrs o. s-.li Eas.
Cal - sass aaa s4ft RpkAuge it Nftsta. 4ei-
nel D.5feA Nee f.sslsolsAp f.esN
kaoE sALE-Mrs. 6ss. {. KluanaH havsa. a.
uosrd g. NAN,acaaseiis ~ offers Del c.r
gsll rcsiaclce l7t foaas4ln-ai- 81 re-a..ct
ErlrtS. one vi ikt iilesl uauEs .l ttr Fl. -
offered 81 thss Elase Terms la4af So s-..
A-sl ee ss-a. t~ssls hrss. ofsf Ate~ss- -
E0R sAAK-No. ] never ssl Tor ether people;
aai al uay o. ] osn sel aen sa tts
ucN AZ raoia house aD NoNrlf-4ft-. Stes.lc
hieck seAtA - usl iAF-aFc-. fftsr4ee. lol ana
cole wsiel ap stalfs eAs eeWa. sflcA tei iAi-
Aapt- S.cltfif ur-lh bath feulf. cifaei .naf +I.s
lsy8fory, l4autel. s@rA so4aea eoNcIttf walk
ana shade trves; prise ta.ati ANAL pas llcat
reom neN house aecai tN ieel souta oi Maot
soa.aVep at srlooi House 81 sitlt ~ tlh Der
la4ntA tht cbaapesI places il lHf lItA luI The
money Charles r. ltiiA Acts4r1 biVcA-
E0B ,ALE-A eooa sFoom house stone
leunoauail. cement cellar. on Lasi a..
cne boeA ffem flI.n.Afe pueesliae lhls S
bargain. Il y MidltE Luors slolt. UaIleg
Easiest. ano liiih-ssc- ta
EIsI WHAgA0r WANT-A besautai house
on oue ei eur Iuela-aft- l.ata nearly
completed Win good ce laf. cISi era gHf Hf.,
%. sr.i 90 hAffAiA alao ssAer-4 h-csnl iais
oa L4,.ie ana aselsaa ties ~ Hea .a.nb ai
pufcia asine in auy lau oi lhr cits f VIC psg
Nou g. Gall on gs AceIl 3 AcoiA "a House.
@aa Book. te.ei.hoas isi
FoR sALE-W D. scrousr has efsa mors of
ltNer r.tn4 l.'I.cA q, luI aal.. taa 81. E.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

:
III |. !. !. 1. ]. ]. ]. ]. !. ]. ].
EELs wASFED-x MALE.
WAN1E-l-Gooe prsss feeaer steady sitgs.
t4e- g 'As F'sat ses. = z. s.a-sA.A. -
NKANTEB-lmusaiately. rrst-osAss ooos al
" liclchugs Hloee. - seath lfis sloe-S-
KVANTED-Fsrtasr win vwo haaeree dol
W lSrs ln goed R@y.ns business m4st be
eIee. IA
AANIED sooa csnyssssrsi sGlary ~
" commission Aotrspel-.An A : Oss =
SsUth Diyisou-sf. ia
XSANTED-Good man q Wors ca farm good
W wages zlo permanent employment %
rls4f tlal- CEoEer : Cutler, ever Board -
4r-4e 4's
lArANTED-Two OF three n4su of go0a aa
" dress - vel goods in cts Ao previous
eNpeTlcact accessory. Neirrtltcs rc4u.ftl-
Adams lone k-T aislilg House. 81 s0Gth ~
Nl4oL-st. lt
NXANIl.D-one hrst-elass wood turnfr. none
etnSt hsel "ptIs sttseS "ets 1na se,''
pany sturgis. A-ch. -
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indu .emeois nos iasi sel.ing. speeia,itles'
Sp- t.S.-i s--eIa -t". e.~-" NANN- 81
Au use' men. taie-so. lls. 'nac p
ERLP wAETED-rENsLE
NTANTED--At -a North Uaiou a.. . good
y eir for gea-rl hoqseoorf. le
XgAN1ED-A school tea her to handle school
sulr.e. ana t-yvi tir".sh hratef3
@iehtaL E3oq say '@-l 81 ~oaies1 'Ili-a
IVA AIUh-4 Arse young ladies' and Two gen
" tcmcn to ifaFei in Aichlgan so,d sal
EtY aud f@pie lfonoli"a. Cali ~ aa-i -
Noon d.. .trl Hiliaer. -t
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eth Al7A-si. 4.o
WANTEo-Twe din-nS ROOM glrs al ne
Mlc--San Mouse Us
" cure al s4s Iurarr-st. 81
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{VANTED-Glrl for general houseW 4. Airs.
west OF irosnect-avc. tl9
Z "a Ant ED-ShlItmskers Il Gardiner & LaN
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KEfANTED--A c3ranetent Girl 20 do cof,.lne.
! W ironing ana wishing, good wages laid.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
z. J. Lamb 6 Company

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot, Phone S..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
roe RIGHTEOUSNESS PLAOEs.


TOR RENT-lst: The block 80. 90 Canal-st..
4 suitable for mercantile or hotel purposes.
"a: The second and third floors % block No.
g5 Canal 81. suitable Tor liGlt maluiactgTiu ur.
Joseph II. Martin. 90 Canalst. Ia
TOR RENT-Store az Isl West Bridge 81.
stock Of dry goods in store that will 30
voice l.q0J or Si.H0; viii SCI or trade stock
for city property, reason 81 selling. poor
health. G. W. Hoeriz. ltl West Bridge So 81.
I(Ok RENT-Tgo stores and rooms suitable
for ot.cee or light Housekeeping in Porter
block. corner OF Monroe and DlvisiCn-sts. a
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Murat Halstead discourses on ode
vatermIuyOn splin' on dc vine" and
says The Georgians say, and it IS dis
couraEng, that tie very best melons
grown IN the STATE are so fragile they
cannot be transported, and that those
VINO would enjoy the toy flowers OF tnis
wonderful product of the sun and sand
uust 90 where the exquisite spheres
Ilstea among the dewy leaves OF the
generous vines whose marvellous dis
tl.ment Of sweetnessIs the dainty dis
tnctiOn Of 4 favored land"
-e
A BosroN preacher SAID IN \ recent
sermon that "the people pray for the
President Of the Juted States, and yet
his power Is not comparable ~ that OF
great newspaper. Newspaper men
need our prayers shat they may be pre-
served from the Influences that con
stantly utest them That is right.
Pray for the newspaper man Citen. He
seldom finds time % pray for himself.
To rvERYoNE, except 4 confirmed
farm mortgage hov.er, there isa world
Of meaning IN rho answer Of the Iowa
farmer % the census enumeratO tor 9
question whv he mOrtcaged h.s farm.
He SAID "t mortgsgcd my farm TO
buy more land % raso more corn %
teed more Dogs to buy more land"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Unnsd Press Reports. prompt and eaTif
CsissrY Az ne L0cai hs~s, and the
Cisaesst ana Most Plainly Trinted Paper
Puollshsd in Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
FoR RBNT-H0UsEs.

EOB RENTING rooms on ground hooT. az
Lyou-st. corner Barclay. la
L'OR RENT-Houses 81 s. Z. q. g and rooms
j from 81 10 Sic; also suits ~ rooms % The
New Carleton block ol MI. Nernon-St.. now
ready for occupancy come and see them ]
caa sut you, an within 3 minutes wax ~
Sweet Hotel. Inquire o. =. 81. Barnard. S5
Allen-si.. or at Office. % Nj Nernon-st. Iele-
nhnne IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

WANTED Aaenta fer The IlsIoy cf tae LE.
" piorauons ol, baf4E Deeds ana Grand
c.Tca.uf free. Address q. 4. broaaln. a Da.
Toledo oal3. alltt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

r SadEBaDY wants saam Aoo Z Naai sor.e
y taas S. haze farD H lals ol aHl -r
hA.l 81, eas, 81 Ai.sl ~ AZ sell tacn sata
Il c frlRlu
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-02-20
Mrs. HarrisOn's Daily Life.

The brother Of President Harrison's
private Secretary, Mr.. A. j. Halford, has
written for the March number of the
Philadelphia Ladies' Home Journal, an
article on "Mrs. Harrison's Daily Life in
the White House," prepared with the
consent and assistance of Mrs. Harrison.
A new portrait Of the lady Of the White
House, especially taken for this article,
and view OF the upstairs family rooms
of the Executive Mansion are among the
illustrations which will accompany Mr..
Halford's first magazine effort
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-02-20
The Solid Truth.

The Washington q. H Cyclone makes
the following comment in reference to
the temperance cause which strikes the
truth to the core. Public sentiment
must be quickened before any temper
ance measures will become effective.
Washington G II. and Hillsboro can
each bear humiliating testimony to prove
the truth of the following assertion:
"Some temperance people are talking
OF taking paper over the State to as
certain how many people they can find
who will pledge themselves to vote for
constitutional amendment. They
think this plan would bring about a
great vote as real temperance people
would be ashamed not to pledge them
selves and too conscientious to break
their pledges. 1t is hard to tell what
|, will be the next move, but there is but
one thing that will ever make any re-
form law of any consequence, and that
ID the elevation OF public sentiment. 1t
II folly to ridicule this fact"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-02-20
American Women.

Daughters OF America" or "Women
of the Century" is the title of new
book issued by True & Co. The
work takes up many of the women of
America who have passed into history,
and whose lives were a benediction to
those among whom they mingled, and
the record of whose lives is calculated to
give higher aims to the readers of the
work. A sketch of the wives and also
of the mothers of the Presidents of the
United States is given, which of itself
gives the book value as history, while
many of the Dorases and Florence
Nightengales of America are spoken of
in way which is calculated to lead to a
higher life. The book is being sold by
G. w. Milligan.
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First Shipment.

The unusual warm winter has been
very favorable to the erection Of new
houses and the repairing of old. This
fact has made such demand ON wall
paper stock at Bowles' as to almost com
pletely wipe ont their old stock. This
has necessitated the first shipment Of
their new goods which are the most
beautiful designs ever brought to thii
market and are cheaper than ever. Per
sons wanting wall papers and window
shades should call and examine this new
stock before purchasing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-02-20

/ cheerfully recommend to all lovers
ofhistory Ridpath's History Of the World.
/ think it the best have ever read. It
is written in an easy descriptive style,
and one can easy follow the author in
his march across the countries from
ancient to modern times.
VIM. N. ANDREWS,
Pastor Universalist Church, Blanc hester,
Ohio.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-02-20
There are some disparaging compari

There are some disparaging compari-
sons and statistics against the Sunny
Gouth outside of political methods and
results. For instance the number of ex.
ooutions at which Judge Lynch presided
n the south during the year 1889 was
1So. while in the north the number re.
nosted ie SO. So much for southern
(ixrAyy,