The Iola register., 1890-10-31


own zeal and enthusiasm into tb +,
teachers and has awakened the pride
and interest of the pupils. If ever n
man earned q re- election, he b.; 5
earned it.
See that the ticket you vote next
Tuesday corresponds with that prime
ed to-day in this paper.
We understand that Mr.. Goshorn
devotes the greater part of his cam
paign speeches to proving(?) that
nearly al the soldiers I'm the Union
army were Democrats. Just what
figure this matter cuts In demonstrate
ing Mr.. Goshorn's ability as lawyer,
or in showing that his election would
be great gain to the county, we
have not yet been told.
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Here is a flea for the ear of any Re-
publican who is thinking of voting
the Peoples ticket because he believes
a large number of Democrats are GO
ing to: Watch those Democrats and
see phat ticket they Uote!
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Mr.. Strosnider, rabid resubmis-
sionist but an Ingalls, man, said to an
lola Republican last Saturday: "Mr.
Jewell will vote for esubmission and
he will vote for Ingalls," If there Is
such a thing as a consistent Peoples
party man In Allen county, what does
he think of this?
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The Peoples party has no organiza-
tion outside of Kansas. Suppose Mr..
Allen should be elected what possible
thing could he do in Congress? He
would be cypher and the Second
District would be without representa-
tion for two years.
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We know man-not a politician
and not personal friend of Funston's-
who has made a wager of $3.50 that
Funston's plurality will not be less
than 5000.
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The Peoples party started out with
loud declarations of its purpose to
deal only with living issues and to
purify politics. Its ora tors on every
stump In Allen county have spent
fOur-fifths of their time trying to gal
vanize life into the old and long dead
greenback heresies, in rehearsing the
stale ISLANDERS of q dozen years ago
against Ingalls,, and In manufacturing
new ISLANDERS against Republican
county candidates.
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J. B. Goshorn may be a very pleas
ant and well meaning little fellow.
But just imagine him managing the
prosecution In the Carter casesl Just
Imagine him advising the county COM
Miss Featherlnglll Is nice lady.
But will her election over trained
and experienced educator like Mr..
Barber raise the price Of corn or flax ?
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Will the election of J. b. Goshorn,
a stranger, and q man whose character
or ability nobody knows, over II. A.
Ewing, an old citizen with character
above reproaeh and recognized ability,
put any more money In circulation, or
raise the price of hogs?
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The Farmers Friend will be asked
this week to publish the following:
HUxBoLDT, KANs., Oct %, ls9O
M 5ns Sg testify that ns state
issue Of Oct. Is, 1880, in regard to transaction
between L. B. Pearson and the elevator at
Humboldt, said transaction being the selling of
yellow corn for white, 10 false. No such trans
action ever occurred to our knowledge.
L. ID. MESDENHALL,
A. A. JONES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, q Notary
Public for and in Allen Co., Kansas, this 3Oth
(seai.l G. C. BARBER, Notary Public.
Term exp. Nov 80, 1898.
Here Is our guess on the result next
Tuesday: Humphrey 1850, Robinson
1150, Willis $50.
To elect a single candidate of the
Calamity party, would be a calamity
to..Allen county.
Charlie Knowlton says that old Ge-
neva will give the biggest Republican
majority she has given for four years.
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Funston's meeting at Elsmore last
Saturday was stem-winder. Every
body in the township, nearly, was
there and the school house could only
hold q fraction of the crowd. Mr..
Funston made q rousing speech, the
lola band furnished stirring music, and
everybody-except the opposition
was we'll pleased.
Owing to circumstances which make
1t uncertain whether either Capt. De-
Witt or Mr.. Jacoby can be there, Chas.
f. Scott will address the Republican
meeting at Nensho Valley tomorrow
evening.
Frank McGrath, the new president
of the Alliance and the man who
said he would rather vote for Jeff.
Davis if he was alive than for any
has issued a circular to
the sub-alliance in which he appeals
to the old soldiers ito remember the
days of '61 to '65, when the men who
at home became rich and
while the boys of Is to
20 lost their opportunities of educa-
tion and are now poor and without
For this showing he asks
all alliance men to stand firm by the
Peoples ticket and be true to all the
old comrades who would not aid In
giving the rights to the poor. He
does not state in this circular that
Willis was an able-bodied man and
remained at home, getting rich; nor
that Rightmire was physically strong
and remained at home, and that only
,De man on the Peoples ticket served
n the army, he being Shinn, a Demo-
rat; nor does he call attention to the
candidates for congress, all
If whom remained at home, getting
.ich. Clark of the First district; Allen,
If the Second; Glover of the Third;
Dts, of the Fourth; Davis, ofthe Fifth,
md Baker, the Sixth. Simpson, of the