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appear on the stump no more in this
campaign. The enthusiasm that he
ed on his recent tour was exceed
Higls tame. He made good long speech
es, however, in favor of John j. In
gals, but didn't ever mention the
liaIne Of any other candidate or any
ticket. lie evaded live issues between
the parties and neglected even to give
the ..old soldiers a send off so eager
was he to hold his own likeness ap be-
fore the people. Ingalls, Is not so
much iii the favor of the people in this
western meek o. the woods as he once
was.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31
TIL c1xaaEss.oN. Fianr.

prince Hs.F' went into the fight in
the big Seventh with 4 great Aurish of
trumpets and with what he regarded as
II dead sure ciuchn but the other day
he sent up Il Macedonian cry to the
state central committee at Topeka for
help, and it is no longer a secret that
Jerry Simpson, with his had grammer
and his anarchistic principles, is giving
fIailOwell an uncomfortably close tus-
sic. The Republicans are badly scar
ed about the result, and consider the
chances of their nominee decidedly
dubious. Simpson, with all of his illit
erIcy and Uncuuth manners, is the best
vote-getteF in Kansas, and captures the
farmers wherever he appears He is
not the style of man to reflect luster
upon a great state like Kansas, but be
has been successful in appealing to a
sentiment which is widespread in Kan
sas TO-DAY, and which viii continue to
grow until there shall be more equit-
able distribution Of the burdens which
farmers are nov bearing and OF which
they have become weary beyond the
power of further endurance.
This review of the situation in Kan
sas, as regards the Cor gressional can
yass, shows the marvellous change
which has taken place in that state
within two years, and should indicate
co tne hepuDlcdnS the urgency OF get
ting on the right side of the economic
question In which tire people STe inter
ested if they desire to perpetuate their
lease of power in that state. Ii there
is IL break in the Congressional dele
from Kansas this fall il will be because
the party which has controlled that
state for SO many Years is welded to
the fallacity of protection and is COM
mitted to a vicious system of taxation
which iInpoverishes the people--K. c.
Star.
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Secretary.

Low-pricesi excur-ions to California
were FIRST established by the santa Re-
Row. These excursions have been
Silca sally run over This line for
wears. but nave b=ea nIssnagssi ~ well
known c,ilsIde s-scursinn agencies
since January, 1883, the Santa ts- Com
git'y have St-u running special ali
fnrfia excursions parties. conducted by
its own employees. engaged especially
for this work. They VIII eohtlnne
thi. arrangc.nent-the excursions ieav-
1Ag Kansas Ci.y every Friday evening;
Yhe tIcket rates are the regular second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
aTs. with all the acctssories. are fuTn-
ished at he rate of $500 per double
nsrth. Kansas City 70 California points
These excursions are personally con-
Quoted. aud every comfort and conNen-
lenee of travel are guaranteed to mem
b-rS os these parties. Those ri.o eon-
te-ns plate trip to tie Pac!hc Coast.
and SIsh 10 save expense, should in
form themselves regarding these exe',T-
sjons. For fol,ler containing fuli psit
aIars. dates. rates. ecr.s address
GEo. r. SIcItoE.so,s. e. T. & I A
a T. & ). 4. r.
Topeka Kansas.
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THE Republican appeal to the church
vote is very amusing. People at large
know how much the average politician
is interested in advancing moral ideas
whose education has been under the
guidance of the moral hero who de-
clared that the dec;IloSue and the gol-
den rule had no place in a political
campaign.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

Bat we EiA cure you ii yoH VIII pay
us. Oar message is to the w eak, Ssr-
vons and Debilitated, who, by early
Evil Habits. or Later Indiscretionz.
have trified away their yigor OF Body.
Mind and Manhood, and who suffer all
those effects when lead to Premature
Decay. Consumption OF Insanity If
this means yoa, send for and read cur
Book OF LIFE, written by the great
est Specialist of the day. and sent.
(seaied) by addressing DR.. PaTkeI's
siedicai and Surgical Institute, 153
Sorth st, NsshvIlle, Tenn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

''Is tb:s the -i'est - Is n qHe.tion Often
asked, when neiicioe Is wanted. I'll . p
following are a few of the medicines
of known reliability, sold by Is. F. Ts-s
tuln .S Co. druggists of this place. They
have if--T.y. other exc Lent medicines.
hut these are worthy of special men,
tion:
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. fa--s
nous 1or its cures OF severe colds, and
as preventative for Group Price IN
cents per bottle,
Chainberiain'S Pain Balm. a gener=i
family hnsmenJ and especially vali'--
able for rheumatism. Price 80 cents
per bottle
Chambe. IaiT.'s Collie, chol@ra and
Diarrhoer Remedy. the most reiiahIs
known medicine for bowel com np!ainfs.
IL is especially prizPd by persons sub
ject to collie IL has cured many
cases OF chronic diarrloea. Price q
and 80 cents per bottle
st. Patrick'J Pills, for disorders IF
the liver and IoS-ls. \ vigorous iHt
gentle ri,ysic that cleaases and r-iic-
Yates the whole system Price % cen ,
per box
ChainibcFlain's E,e and skiu Oint-
nseat. For teiter. <alt-shei'i,,. scai.l-
head. eezcfna aad chronic sore eyes
Price % cents per box-
Put yaur trust in -proxidleuee Apdl
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

CHARLES ROBINSON, the grandest
old man in Kansas, will fill the office of
governor to the satisfaction of all the
people. He will treat all men as his
equals, and instead of being ruled by
the select ring of place-holders and
place-hunters that infest our state
capitol, will consider the need of the
state at large. Vote for Governor Rob
inson and you vote for business pros
perity--Bdrton Co. Democrat.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

IT might have BEEN good thing for
the apostle to be 'Aali things to all men"
but for candidate to be for the sake
of an office won't go nowadays. Re
submissionist to n and prohib;tionist
to another is pandering to popular pre-
iudiee
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

'sWANTED:-Some, good healthy
appearing lies to tell ON Jerry Simpson.
Those on hand won't wash Please
call immediatly on Rep. Congressional
Committee .''-Ee.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

English SPAWN LIniment removes
hard. soft. or csdioy.ed Jumps and
all bIemiShes fTuln horses. blood SPAWN
curbs, splints. sweeney. rinR-boDs
STILES. spTjlIns. ali swollen throats.
coughs e.. Save $50 by use of obs
bottle. Warranted sold by b. F. Ia
tuin & Co. Druggists
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

1G0 acres of land four and one half
miles from Kinsiey. Fifty acres under
large house, windmill etc.
Good range for stock.
Enquire at this office or of George S.
Shaw. 9-19tr =
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

Itch, mango and scratches OF every
kind, on human or animals, cured in ?
30 minutes BY WOoiford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never falls Sold by.
Tatum s. Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

Not a nobIeman. Ladies love a
real live count, alid there is very iv's
count just bow, waiting for any ons
to accept him. His hcaslquayt erss
are at Roberts Bros store. We re
fer to the Discount made To all
buyers -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

New GoodsI New GSodsl New
Gcodsi Ladies call and see them
All the latest styles in. millinery al
Hammer 4 Golfers
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

More new goods this week. Call
and see them at Mrs. SIingeTlsnd's
millinery.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

John Popp-s sausage at cartsr's
meat market
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-31

Put ynur tTust in 7rrozitienee Andl
our grncsrIes. Roberts Bros
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The Republican journal., 1890-07-17
To Republican Editors.


WA~UINGIuN. ,DuIy y. Representative Bel
dem of New York hartman OF the Repnbli-
can ton-re>,ion.,l Committee. has issued the
toIoW'nG address - The Republican editors Of
tho cuuutrl:
rb, I.,.rl.Ii,.,n ,,,-t, i, IT,. ..,o,al ,.tio,aI
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- il. fn,,,.,n,,,t.I ,,i,nL. !, yn,IJ .ea to the
<.,t5o, nf tb.,t I,r,., isin, ~ tbe Constitutinn
Nhiyh -utfAhter> Z" every lawful voter IN Fed
tiH tr'tIoh> IT. ll-ht 70 ieposlt ms DalIot ana
nav ''HhlG' lor Inc candidate OF MS cholce.
liI' t''i-'' p'ScH on J">!lce' involves merely
'he eNth T. n al uhIGeNtlonahle conStitutl0n-
~ li- n % tNftH Aheifah cltlHen' NeNerthe-
tion Of cur countri have deprived vast masses
IT their law ful franchise, have by fraudulent
agencies IMPOSED an unlawful representation
in the National House Of REPRESENTATIVES and
tHNe thu> far prlcucally subN erted the Constitu-
ti5i III Some OF it, most important and valuable
provisions. The strict enforcement Of this in
ahenablc right j. demanded as solemn duty.
N question Of negro supremacy, no usurpi,-
lion # Federal power, is involved in the issue.
the National Election bill which recently
The Republican journal., 1890-07-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Republican journal., 1890-07-17

1t is poor economy to live turkey one week
and pigs rump and cabbage the next. This rule
also applies to the use of soaps, of which Brussels
is the best and most economical.
The Republican journal., 1890-07-17

western editor lost ten subscribers by say
ing "Many of our readers require an effective
soap, and BRUSSELS is Just the thing they have
needed for long time
The Republican journal., 1890-07-17

The expenditures for pensions for the year
ending June 30. as now officially stated, amouut-
ed to 500 ,351 ,534
4 call has been issued for an international
Labor Congress at Chicago in 1898. While the
Worlds Fair is in progress.
1t is stated that MIR. George Bancroft, the his
torian, is as wela could be expected. lie takes
a short walk every pleasant day.
1t is said that England gives to France an
island in the Caribbean Sea and recognizes the
French protectOrate over Madagascar.
DR.. Brown-Sequarl claims that by his elixir
of life he has cured cases of Intermittent fever,
neuralgia, rheumatism, insomnia and leprosv.
The owners of a travelling show, which in
been arrested at TrentSchin, Hungary, on the
charge Of numbering tramp and throwing his
body to the bears, who devoured it.
A telegram has been received in London an
sailed from there to Cape Town and from the
latter place to Albany, West Gentralia, has com
pleted the long voyage in safety.
With reference to the Newfoundland fisher
les the London Daily News says 81 Lord Sails
bury has to determine, not whether, but Only
how the existing treaties may be ahrogated.
They are already doomed and their speedy eX-
tnction would be the truest mercy to all con-
cerned.''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
pnnAqn ON pnn pARIFF.

Duttorworth Doou Not Agroo with Mo.
Klnloy...uo Sails Into Mckinley IA q
Worry Sarcastic Manner Amid Much Ap.
plauao,
WAsluN0roN, May i9,-ISpocial, Tho
House after tranaactlng some routine
business this morning, won't into Q Com-
mlltOo OF the Whole on the tariff bill,
Mcmillan, OF Tcunceecc, moved TO rc.
dueo the duty on ammonia, He could not
sec why this article, 80 necessary 20 farm
era, should bc 40 heavily taxed,
Mckinley, In opposition, stated that
since the tariff had encouraged compCtl-
ton In this country tho price
Of ammonia had been reduced from
70 ~ ~ u pound,
Ben Bul(crworh said the price Of the
ar,lclo was not reduced on account OF
competition, but on account OF improved
methods ut manufacture, H0 never
doubted that protection was wise meas
ure and had scattered blessings on this
land from shore 10 shore, but " thOro was
any danger 10 the protective system II
was In tic osculatOn between extreme
FREQ trade on the one hand and on the
other extreme which created great In
oaunlltloa among tho Americans them
solves, llO dealt very gurcneticNlly with
the arguments advanced by Mckinley and
several times was npplaudod by the Dem.
ocrntic side, His speech greatly discon'
cortod Mckinley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,
II VIII BE at 0rryillc, Thursday July
10Th.
Called on the Basis Of tho Vote Of 1858
stark County Has Oh peleg0teal Eight
More WIN Nominate,

URRyILLE, May n,-ISpeolal, Tho
Congressional committee met this after.
noon In tho parlora Of the National House
to fix the time and place Of holding the
Democratic Congressional convention for
tho 10Th district, Holmes county was
represented by l., G, Barton, Medina by
Austin Holoomb Wayne by j, r. Wood
worth, and Stark by Felix Shepley h, T.,
Gregory and Squire RoIgnor who were
there as proxies, Each county was ontIt'
led to two votes In the committee 30 che
representatives from Stark had but two
thirds Of vote apiece,
The meeting was called to order by Sec
rotary Woodworth, Mr., Woodworth was
thon elected chairman Of the CongressIon,
al committee and l., q, Barton secretary,
The first thing In order was 10 llx the
date Of tho convention, Rognor moved
10 hold tho convention on dune 20, The
vote was 40 followaj Ayes Stark ~,
Ilolmca % total "a, Nays Wayne 2,
Medina 2, Stark X, total iH, Motion
lost, The vote was then taken on August
10, Ayes Stark x, Medina - total 2H.
Nays Holmes 2, Wayne ., Stark ~
total bH. Motion Lost, A compromise
was then objected 10 hold the convention
on Thursday July 10, This was voted on
by all the members Of the committee ox,
copt Mr., Shoplcy,
Tho place was next considered, Orr.
Vile and MaRaillon were named, Mr.,
ShOpoy favored Muaallun, MIR. Barton
favored Orryllle, Orrylllc being tie most
central place In the district, II was after.
wards unanimously agreed 10 hold the
conyontlon thoro,
The basis Of representation was next
considered aud II was unanimously
agreed that there ahould bo one delegate
fOroyOry ono hundred and ono for every
fractional part ofA hundred vote, liut
whether the delegates were tu ho elected
ON the vote Of 1888 or 1850 was the uuoa.
ton that brought forth considerable dis
cuaaIon, Tho Stark county members
held that II should be- based on the vote Of
1850, The other counties rnntondcd that
Ii should hc based on The vote Of 1883,
Whom the vote was taken llulmoa, Wayne
aud Medina voted for 1928 aud stark yut'
cd for ltsD, STARK county will now be ens
titled " only Ol delegates Instead Of ~, IL
the Congressional delegation had boon
based on the vote Of 1850 stark county
would have bocn three short Of u malorl-
~, She will now ho eight short OF u ma
loriiy In the convention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
CANAL FuLPoN.
Contrast President Harrison with Gov,
Campbell ..- Lottor from q Loading
Churohmau, Of Canal Fulton

Contrast President Harrison with Gov,
Campbell ..- Lottor from Loading
Churohmau, Of Canal Fulton,
Especial Correspondence to New. Democracy
CANAL FULTON, May 0, 1890,
| notice In your paper u statement OF the
treatment which the little Wooster girl
received from President Harrison when
she sent him the pincushion made by the
mission band for the bonolltof the church,
There Ia u wonderful contrast between
this act Of the President, and the lottor
which Governor James h, Campbell sent
10 the president Of the Ladies' Dime So-
cial OF this city upon her request that
he would give them little assistance TO.
wards procuring carpets for the church,
Tho following Is his lcttcr with the
amount the Governor donated, omittcdi
My DEAR MADAM;-I enclose for the
cnuso concerning which you write, and
would be very glad, indeed, were able TO
mako larger contribution, but the truth
is that | have large number Of letters OF
similar character every day, and can
only contribute little 70 show my good
will. trust that your church and your
self will have the greatest prosperity,
Sincerely yours, JAMES II. CAMPBELL,
There IL nothing withoring in this note,
Is there? Though the Governor had
given no contribution and simply given
the reason for doing 80, which he gives
for not making u larger contribution, II
must have been satisfactory, considering
the cordial manner in which he wishes
prosperity 10 the church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Reason Myers, a young man living at
Sandyyllle, about 10 miles south Of Cam
ton, on the Valley railroad, has been MISS
Ing since April 10, and fears are enter,
tHlned that he has been murdered,
lie II the SON NJ the Myers who died q
few weeks ago and left the peculiar Will
which was published in the NEWH-DENO.
CWAT az tho tine, lie II - years old aud
married, although dOmealic Infelicity has
caused separation, aud hiH wife h now
living az her home la Virginia,
Myers, who has been making hlH home
with Ills mother at SAudyyllo, went tn
New Philadelphia, April TO- aud drew
$1,000 from the hank, and remarked tlHt
lac was going 90 Canton ITO have "a tlWr,N
tie came 90 this city aud pat M thp day
In the manner indicated by bis remark,
and was last seen 40 The Valley depot
waiting for the evening train Tor Sandy,
ylllc, Ihe last person who saw him WaH
nolghhOr named Swank, who met him
Nt the depot and asked him tu take "a
package 10 hls lSwanRal home lu Sandy
vile, SWHuk went to got the package hut
when he returned with ll thc train had
gone, and Myers, he supposed, had de-,
parted with H. The conductor ut the
train, however who II well acquainted
with him, said that Myers was not pas
hongor upon bis train that night,
Since that time the relatives and frloula
OF Myers have been making dllIgont lH'
quIry for some trace Of him, but nothing
has been learned 10 throw light upon lho
mystery,
There are fears, however that hc 10
the young man who was murdered q few
days ago In Tcwo Hnuto, ludn 100 ho an
awor fully the description which the
press dispatches have given of the MUIR
lercd man, A telegram was sent 10 the
Mayor Of Tcrc lluulc yesterday by some
Of Myers friends, asking that u complete
description Of the murdered man bo for.
wardcd 10 them without delay
Ia the meantime the friends ~ tho
young man are In u state uf iuycrHh nCrs
vouHnoaH and hlH mother ID said 90 bo ul,
most Insane with anxiety
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
800 Reward. 800.

Tho readers Of the NEws.DEMoCRAr
will bo pleased 10 learn that there Ia at
least one dreaded disease that science has
boon able 10 cure In all its atOgop, and that
is Cntarrh, Halls CAtUrrh Cure h the only
positive euro now known 10 the medical
fraternity Cntnrrh being constitution.
nj disease, requires u constitutional treat
mcnL Halls Cntarrh Cure Ia taken inter.
nOlly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of The system, thereby
and giving the patient strength by build.
ing up the constitution and assisting ma.
turo In doing its work, The proprctors
have 80 much faith In Ia curative powcra
that they Offer ono Hundred Dollars for
any ease that Il fails TO cure, Send for
lisi Of testimonials,
Address, Ed, CHENEY, Toledo, o,
"a Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
ALLIANCE NEWS


ALLIANCE, MDylL
Emmot Morgan has been appointed 40
oil inspector for this district, llc h u
young man Of sterling quality, A few
years Ogo hc met with an accident while
In the employ Of the railroad company,
that resulted In the umpulotiou Of an arm
Nt the shoulder, therefore ho IL unable 10
perform manual labor lliamnuy friends
rejoice that he has been favored with this
appointments We recommend him 20
the people with whom his business brInga
him, 20 be- u gentleman, and aHl, that they
give him all the encouragement possible,
our gaa company are doubling thor ca.
pnCiiy The demand for gas la largely ON
the Increase which mo- doubt iH oucuurng.
Ing 20 the company,
The Pc 4, W, a G., are building now
platform north Of thu station, which will
be great advantage tothc travelling pub
lic
Mayor Sullwoll went to Cleveland yes.
tcrday on business,
Deputy sheriff Mocl, 10 In the city,
The ball giycn by Miss Bnily's class
last night ut Goddurl's was a grand sue.
cess, Tho music was furnished hy an
orchestra from Cleveland, Miss llaily has
been quito successful asa teacher Of the
art Of dancing.
The Il, Il, Company hnycN largo gang
Of men NJ work here making fine I'm.
proyUmCnta, which, whom completed,
will be credit 10 our city,
The Express office Ia undergoing re-
pairs, II certainly needed II, Whom now
ly painted will mako Il hnrmouzc bcttcr
with the smiling faces of the gOntlOmanly
agents, Mcfarland and Terry,
Somebody is looking for mcmbcr Of
the club, "ShortyN look little out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
w,n rhnrn bn Moro oonrronnmnn.

WASHINGTON, May l3,-[SpocOl,l-
Thorc In considerable discussion now
going on among congressman as TO the
number OF congressman after the census
In taken. There In opposition TO making
any more members, as tho House IL now
too unwioldy, and " the number is not In.
creased, the ratio Of representation will
be one congressman TO 10000 population,
instead of 10000 IA now. The Eastern
Stntos will lose several members, and two
or three Southern States, unless the num-
bor OF congressman Ia increased,