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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. p, 1891.

SEATTLE. Wash, Feb. -, 1891
Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan: I am another
one who can testify TO the wonderful
cures made by. your Histogene1ic medi-
cines. After taking treatment from sew
eral different physicians In the East for ten
years and receiving buf little benefit gave
up ali hope of being any better After
coming west heard of the Histogenetic
system and gave it trial 1 Was restored
TO health and hope many others may be
benefited ~ have been Anyone wish
inr TO know more than the above state
ment can ind me on Eaton street, between
NcClair and Wilfred-
ELLA HUDDLESTON.
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CHICAGO. April L. Especial - Te3egrAms
pessed betueeu George T. Clark. Fstnimmons
oacker, and John Qrinn. Of HztshzrE. Ed
srnith's hacker. to-day, relative 70 The natch be-
tween the fwo- How snith. heavy weight.
en- train down 20 Isl pounds. Is MOI understood,
but neTexthe1ess be il willing 70 arrange match
under such conditions QEinn offered 30 make
tie stakes 80 side, bat Clark answered that
the side wager Eus1 Be $500 side reply -
expected Tomorrow
such nxtch il hooked upon generally - ,
focaiah one II Fsf.ximnons has been honest IN
declaring his willingness Co meet jim Hall his
chance ha1 nor come. fur both the Australian
md the New Ze2aardee VIII be In town tonscf-
row. Il remains fog Fifxximmons 70 show
whether either is wanting In gnneuesz-
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~Nrx Wtuxscv.s Soothing syrup for Children
Ieethinxs, sossens the gums, reduces innaznmA-
tioc, allays pain. cures Wind collie > ceusSs
ku5xx3e
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Prarrrr. Wash Anrl 2 1891.

PRAIR1E. Wash April 2, 1891
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir. You have done
nv brother such wonderful good that
wish You would please send one OF your
books, explaining the Histogenetic sys-
tenn, to the enclosed address, marking
scrofulous troubles Very respectfully.
TAYLOR ARMANTROUT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18

Fast black hosiery. Doheny & Narum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18

Hereafter box sests IT bah games may be re-
served up 70 noon On the day of the kame It
Hardy q Hali'a and the Rainier news stand,
md alter = O'Clock they may - secured ct Tie
Efpuu<a
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heslfhts oHF land more fertile 81 isufe
easily cultivated. and requires no sx-
pssnditr=s 70 YsrsIssre il f''r. cuitiEssiosi.
The fist ye;ia, a settler eiIts5s uRsz ais
and here, las can raise a S-s.2F,. yyIiilss IA
other couHtrissr land baS Il De .,leErssd
or drained, or irrigsted C.. len,ier it
available. COaeed il 10 " true, as the
.Hercr.y asserts, thai comparatively
few homes viii he -"st Ia the owners.
If they ars sav.d it wiil lie because Of
the extraOrdjpary enterprise an energy
VI our farmers III battling for them.
even under the exsc-ioHs Of monopo-
hes. Bat is the mere possession OF a
home. tie fliII aDOnmt " the comforts
and luxtries Of life that 1he p!utucrats
are willing to allow tbe farmersY Tie
members Of the peoples party, who
are mainly formers themselves, believe
that the farmers should have a faIr
and equitable sbars Of the wealth their
LABOR produces, and aIe entitled to =
Shane iB the benefits that have come
from the inventions and discoveries of
tlle age. If the. Mercury Gun show by
valid argument that TIE farmer and
producer is NOW getting the full share
Of the wealth PEOgpcsd BY his labor,
that bs is entitled 70, that the railroad
corporations are getting 80 more for
their services than they are justly eli
titled 70, tiist they make ilO combiDa-
tiOns with other corporations whereby
they are given advautage over their
cOmPeutors,. Or. that PIE ulODOpnlies
that baYe been formed b.. combination
with railroads. are n bsneht 10 the
people, and that, in short, everything
is lovely and the goose hangs high, then
we will admit there is no necessity for
IL new party, and the farmers might as
well return to their PlOws and let The
town Ip9lliiticiaps IVY tJhe politics Of the
country.
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ARLTGHT LAnsUS.

The Asgnlgy in. its last issue under
the abOve bead iaOOrs very hard to
shQY that statement made by TIE
&sERkPaIC, Of the previous week, is in
consistent with the principles Of the
peoples party; but he fails to ahOw
wherein the Inconsistency appears,
The statement lac quotes from THE
GRAPHIc, mandy, that the land on
which the mortgages in this country
we're obtained will in a very short
time be worth far more than the
amount Of the loan made upon it, by
reason OF the cultivation and improve
Iasnt OF adjacent lands, would be
true, even if the financial burdens the
people labor under were increased in
stead Of dimi ished in the future. II
BRO. Hebron Knows anytllihg OF history
OF politician 'ee61or4y he know that the
valgls OF fahd does not depend upOn
the share Of tie produce that goes to
the laborsT who eultivates the crop.
Tbs value Of land depends entirely
! pom the amount OF land available "a
supply the demsnds, and the reason
thai .saiiu IA ttttH c1lntry VIII increase
in value is because nearly ali tile fer
tile prairie land IT tha country is
already occupied, ana the lands IN the
country not occupied can only. be cult
waited after many dollars psr acre have
been expended JpiiisIl II, white the pOpu.
istiOn OF the country is RAPIDLY increaa-
ing. ~ '.--'
IN England ind Germany. where th'
agricultural population receive a sinai
Ter share Of the produce OF the lana
than our farmers do, on account of tia
sxorbitant' rent they are compelled Il
pay, the value OF land is much higher
man It is here, and in China II IS still
more valuable. The '-alue Of 'an-
.aedHtsf ct tls ..s.ies.lls.Isli tiasse-
improves or declines In this statr
Land VIII Increase more rapidly than /
VIII in other states from the fact shai
sisF climate IS more sal1lbsiYus Al.
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First Publication august -, 1881


SJutc OF Kansas, edwards county, sS=
lu the district court ia and For the county
and state aforesaid.
the American Investment company OF
EumctsburEr Iowa, ptuiutiu. SIS. unuHs
q. Miluugnbyr tliEHl gtu - lllDuE b bE lud b.
81 DaDurue q Co. "a corporation defendants
The ubuve-uamed defendants. Thomas g..
WiiluuEhhyr Elizabeth MiIsuEhby and ID. d .
osborne Co Will take notice that the
above named plaintiff did. uu she zsth day OF
august. 1851 ulg lfa petition lu aid IliEtr lssL
-0TITT Within Hu'I Tor tIFe county uf "a wards
and state OF kansas against the auid defend
ants, and thut said 1etepdsnr8 must answer
sail petition u4Cd as aforesaid uu or before
the fth day or October EHIt- or said petition
VIII be taken as @ ne and Judgment rendered
in said action HEaiust gHid defendants. Thomas
thc sum % Two hundred ana Twenty LbuI-
lars, with interest thereon az the rate OF D.
pcr cent per Huuum from the lst day Of May,
isJIs and 1Ur 8ustE of guits aud further
Judgment against said defendants Tor the
foreclosure of q certain mortgage upon the
following described rI-ul estate, tu-lTits
The southeast gIltirter ul section fourteen.
u, iu township twenty three - south Of
range twenty - west OF the lla pEluclu pal
meridian. lying ami situate the county Of
Edwards and state pt hansag, and ad1uag!rE
that said plaintiff have the first lien Goa Eaiu
premises 20 the amount 20 which Judgment
will be taken Is Aforesaid. and ordering said
premises TO ne cold without auprll scuIeuE q
and the proceeds applied 20 the payment OF
the amount due pluLuttrs Eud cogt OF suit,
ana forever HGrEluE aug LurciosIlI Gllr
est property and equity Of REDEEM EstiuiI la or
20 said premises or Q Ily party Euere9l-
Attest W. ID rFr1ICl5 AIT for Pitt
seal Al Happ. ClerE.
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- elrLR0AD PEoBLElE

we have received q report, II paper
,e,...- ~ the remarkable book recently
-grift.., by A. 3. SticknRy on the rail
road question. The writer IS railroad
presidant and las controlled one Of
fine ltregst railway systems in TIE west
s.,ra number Of years, lie engaged
i, the construction and operation Of
railroads in 1871, aHd soon became
.,,s of the most pron1IsHe railroad
men Of the northwest. His experience
has ricsn him a thorough knowledge
Of every branch Of railroad business,
and avsry phase Of the legal and social
questions that have arisen ia conuec-
tiou Herewith. lie is thus peculiarly
dtts,l to freat the subject Of railroad
Enanaeemeut, and is able TO support
his views with accurate statemsnts Of
facts aI.li figures that can not be re-
futed. The facts 50 sincerely and ex-
haustiyeIy presented by sir. sticzney
constitute an irresistible argument in
favor Of government control of rail
EOHds,
We advise all who desire 70
thoroughly understand the question,
which is now paramount to all Others
in this country, to procure a copy
Paper covered copies can be obtained
for fftv cents, Of D. y. Merrill s. Co.,
st. Paul. Minnesota, The following
is an extract fr0Ea . review Of the
book by one of the agricultural papers
Of the northwest:
SIN many respects this is tbe most
remarkable book of the day. It's author
is q railroad s'mHgnate;" belongs in
popular estimation to the class '-pluto-
GRAFT The natural inference is that
his pen would be devoted only to de-
fenss Of railroad management and
pFactlces. But the readers mind is
soon disabused Of such inference.
Mr.. Stickney evidently intends to
; speak the truth and spare none" He
is not an advocate, but 2 judge. lie is
in possession Of evidence that has been
and still is. to great extent, jealousy
kept from the public by the railroads,
common property Of the people, as in
deed it is. s'Ths Railway Problem
amply justifes every intelligent rail
road agitator, and is by all odds the
most valuable contribution made to
the literature of railway management.
The book deserves TO be widely read,
closely studied. and Gri icalIy analysed;
the result of which viii be to greatly
enlarge the quantity of intelligence
the vast and complicated
problem that inspires it,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18
THE MARKETS.

Prices of all farm products hSys
gradually dropped lower and lower as
each day passed by. The enormous
ssFnOunt Of wheat rushed upon the mar
ket by the faTIpevs WIG are unable to
hold, aud the exaggerated reports of
immense yields published throughout
the country by the demo-repub lican
papers in their frantic efforts to break
mp the farmers alliance, have enabled
the bears to force prices down lower
thaa they were this time last year,
IN the face OF the immense shortage of
crops in Europe; and the. probabilities
now are. that unless Il combined effort
is made;to prevent the quitting Of the
markets, prices viii be kept down un-
til the bulk Of the crop is out Of the
farmers. hands, and that the specu--
IatOrs win obtain about 25 per cent. OF
the value of the crop in the .m}aRiPH-
The cattle market this week has
also been. gluEted 10 such an extent
That not half the daily RECEIPTS find
sale, but are carried eyer -G0Fa are
now lower than they have been in the
last three years at this time, and
reached the lowest point of the year
Wednesday. The bulk Of sales rang
ing from Sl.25 to SI.75 per hundred.
Hogs rem ain steady. at about last
weeks prices; the bulk OF sales being
at SAC to $500 per hundred.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

First published September 18TH 1891,
State OF Kansas, Ed wards county.
in the district court OF the county aud state
Charles a. stiilmun. plaintiff.
William sisgiinEar. A. C. Leonard, n. PatIer-
son & Co, T.. H. Henderson s. Co.. a CUrplru-
tIou, C. W. Noyes, NJ S. Norman, and J. NJ
kumpeFs partners as HoyeFs Norman q Co
and " ). PEGS, tefendHHr6-
The above named defendants, n g. Leon
ard H. Patterson s. Co., T.. n. HendrrsOu q
CO.. q corporation e. W. NOyes, 81 s. Nor
Norman q LO-,Will take notice that the above
named piaiuti " did, On the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1921 uiC it's petition in said district
court within and for the county of Edwards
ana state OF Kansas, against fhc said defend
ants ga said aCtiOu5 and that said last named
defendants must ausVs said petition nlsu
Aforesaid on OF before the Juth day OF DcIo-
bsr. 1881, petition viii be tEkrH us
true and Judgment rendered in said action
against said defendant. William Si"E ,luEeE,
Tor the sum of $50 %, with II per cent per
lseS, less the sum OF g1ZuJr aud Tor costs of
suit ann further Judgment ugalu6t ul Of
said dsrg ndHutB for the foreclosure OF - Ger
tain mortgage upon the following desert bed
thirty 81, feLt ca OF the north side og lot
four ., ia block slEty-Gours IS, 81 the AF3luiI-
VALLEY Tom Com ---=--rT=---- ~ -ETC
city OF EIualey. IN the county OF Edwards,
plaintiff has the fret lien upon SAID premises
90 Ghc amount TO which judgment will be
taken as atOrc1aid.snG cIdertuE said premises
90 be- SOLD without appraiscmaut. ana Ens PR
Ceeus applied 90 the 6aymeur Of the amount
due plalntin. and forever barring aud fore
closing said defendants FROM all right title
estate, interest property and equity or re-
deHpuou ia or 20 said premises or any pal Z
thereof. W. H. tHESCHs
Attest a. J RArP. CIorz. l5-5t
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CbnriF CoIa Ia tho district court OF Pal
9t4SAtA ohlO yards county, state OF X an

Sheriff CqIa Ia the district court o. R.l-
sus.
The Keystone Security Co. pIaIut5F.
Andrew h. Cross. Hsuuah &. CFQEss ". h
French aud the Phelps HBtoE GiGd All!
Co. acfCu dHnUs.
EiT virtue of an order or sale issued to me
out OF said district court in the above entitled
action I will, Tuesday the 18th DAY OF
October, "a. d. 1871, between = ard O'Clock OF
said day. at the front door of Ehe court house
i'm the city OF kinsley, iu the county OF
Edwards, ia the state of Kansas, offer al pub
lie saleyand sell 20 tho biggest and best bidder,
for cash ia hand, all thg following desert bed
real estate to witt
The southeusr quarter of section Is, town
ship %. suuth.Of range D., west OF tee 9th p.
n, lyi uE and situate IN the county OF Edwards.
iTi The State of kausus.
The ubovc-dcscribed real estate Will he sold
without appraisement, sub1G Ia prior lie %
Of $1,000, 10 satisfy said order Of sale.
Rod Scott.
E8-5t Sheriff OF Edwards county, Kansas.
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Sheriff Sale

Sheriff Sale In the district e s Of e Ed
aaE.-CIurCuCe A Parks trustee and The Yer
mont Academy, plaintiffs, We. Futrick Hughes
NJ gulraTgr Hughes, James j AlgUru ana -
Acorn, his wife, aud the Buford Hardware
60. defendants
By virtue OF an order OF sale TO me directed
aud delivered. issued out of tho district court
Of Edwards county, KANSAS Will, ON A'on-
day. October 18th. a. d.. I5gI- between and &
O'Clock p. M Of suid cay, at the front door
Of the CuuFr house. i'm kiuSley, Edwards
county, Kansas offer Ht public sale and sell
20 she hiEED~r bidder. for cash iu hand, the
following dgECril ed real estate, to-FIts
The southeast quarter OF section thiTty-twu
81, in township twenty-five, % south OF O. tuEEc
eIEhteCu, Us. west of the 9th ID "a.
Lying and situate ia the county O T Edwards
in the state or kansas. The ahoVU-Lg-Crlbeu
real estate viii be sold. without Hppraise-
mCut. zutisry said order OF sale
ROD SCOTT,
zb-5t sheriff Of Edwards County.
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Those who express so much horror
of the patsrnalism involved ia the
proposition of government ownership
OF the means of transportation and
communication, have no fears Of the
Capitalization OF power in the hands
of q few irresponsible men resulting
from corporate control of the same
franchises, and the absorption Of mOT6
than One-half of the aggregate wealth
of the entire country by less than 81, .
900 people. Which is the more dam
gsToVB to American liberty, this latter
paterualisUl or the paterusIism Of all
the People2= AdBocuts.
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OUR remarks on the exaggerated
crop reports of the press. and their
effect in reducing prices, seems tn
have struck "a responsive chord in
Minnesota. The officers Of the farm
ers' alliance OF that state have publish
ed a protest against the crop reports
published from that state, stating
that they avs exaggerated and made
FOR the purpose of depressing prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

IHE digniGed character Of the dem
onstratiofs on labor day, not ouIy in
ouS state bus throughout the country.
show that the campaign Of education.
The discussions OF economic questions
the organization Of labor are bearing
fruit in teaching the Iaborer not only
TO respect himself but 10 command The
respect of all.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The capitalist who lives on his in
come from interest WANTS money scarce.
He buys labor. lie wants SC cheap.
The wOrlzingman sells labor. lie
wants the price of it high. More money
will make the price of labor higher.
But money itself viii be cheaper, and
the capitalists object. Which way will
yOu vote, workiugmen p Cincinnati
Golden Rule.
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One of the surest indications of the
success Of the effort to start a daily
paper in the interest of tile peoples
party, is the opposition of the Capital.
If this opposition and ridicule is push
e vigorously our success viii be AS
sured. ~ Topeka AdUocGte.
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TEsE editor of the JE-rc,ay must
have been somewhat oBgsticated when
he read THE GRAPHIC OF week BEFORE
last, OF lac would not have failed 70
distinguish between an editorial and O
letter from Il correspondent.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

Alliance men everywhere are learn
ing to ask questions about the steward
ship of public servants that are simply
paTalyzing to q lot of bosses who con
stitute the courthouse rings of our
county seats.-AUiauce VTudica!or.
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doubt that, despite the lies and mis-
representations of the old party press.
the peoples party is steadily gesning
ground ali over tie state.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

AaOTzER stale has wheeled into
line Wednesday, kiss Peoples party
WAS fully organized iu Pennsylvania.
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OUR EXCHANGES.

The Knights OF Labor Organization
is NOW p years old. 1t VIII vote next
year, and don't you forget it.-NOl-
eOnJOTD2sst.
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The calamity howl OF fusion with
democrats disappears from the re-
publican press when the fusion is be-
tween republicans and democrats, in
stead of alliance men and democrats.
There is not the great danger TO
AmeFican institutions to be feared
from the election of a democrat to
Office if elected by republican yolea
that thcye you'd be if elected by alli-
ance votes. ItInakes all the difference
in the world what is the character OF
the fusion whether it il 10 be approved
OF condemned, Topeka AdrOcutc.
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Sale s g ssa s s24' % 9f x Es

John g. EahlIsstouE, plaintiff, vH. James
t3y virtue Of an order oL sale igsued TO me,
tied actIur, 4 viii. on Tuesfav the 9th day
o. Dctoper, A. D., le3l. between 2
Hu1 z O'Clock D. or ulru day at the
front door OF the Court House iu the
city Of sl1nslcT Ga rhe county Of Edwards ia
sell 20 sne highest aul best bidder Cor cFGh Ia
Egits
Lots q, 81 aud % ana the east = OF lot %
IN she West Eiu8ley edition 90 TIE tol-u Of
AIaalcy in Edwards Gnuurys kansas. cord
ing 70 the recorded plat OF said LoUus lying
aud situate in the county OF Edwardzs in the
state OF Kansas
lla aDove-deecfi-ad real estate uiii be sold
WITHOUT appEZ-seuneu- 60 aIfizfg suld urier Of
lzlies Rcd EcoLE.
s5st sEoriR OF E-1vards county, kansas.
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- e. cosvsaflas.


BY order Of tue Central Cen mittee
of the PsOpls Party of Edwards
County, Kansas, msd6 at = meeting
held September 18th, 1891, delegate
conventions Of the Rseyie's Fatty, Of
Edwards tsou .ltE, IL hereby called 20
meet ~ TIA G6HFE house in Rinsiey,
on Saturday. GePtsmbsF .g6ths 1891.
1t 10 O'el,sgk. i, fS-ssfoE As3a purpose OF
pluSiug IN uOfRiUaEl0n candidates fdE
tie following county Offices, TO ba
voted Tor NJ the coming election, to-
wit:
One FEhasdraE. %
One Sheriff.
One Register OF Deeds,
One County Clerk,
One Surveyor.
One Coroner.
One County Commissioner
And the election Of = County Central
Committee. b %
One delegate and one alternate will
lie elected for every ten votes cast for
Jerry Simpson for Congressman AZ the
election OF 1880, and 6Iis delegate
ANA alternate At large Tor s8ch precinct.
The aPpoFttSiiipsBt of delegates is rs
follows "a 49, g. -- .-' -.'
TOWNSHIP. .-''-.. go DELEsAT
kinsley. -
Logan, 2
Trenton s
. Wayne, 4
South Brown, 4
North Brown, 4
Jackson. 4
. lielpEs.' 'is 4
I4iIic5in, 4
Franklin, Z
Primaries for thesiection OF delegates
will be held at the usual voting places
Of each preciues In the vaTfogfs town
ships from i O'Clock, a. n. 10 3 o'clock,
? n NJ, Oh Wednesday, September 23rd,
1891. o. The following .PFrsO9s'. Fere
HppOiateJ by the Central Committee
- suPerBjsS tile election: Kinsley
. township, ?. &. Blanchard; Logan
5iSWnship. Henry Copp; Jackson town
ship, q. II. Fihkie; Trenton town
ship, e. 4. Tassell; Wayne township,
il. c. Leslie; Belpre township, S. G.
CLARK; North Brown, 4. A. Harper;
South Brown, Nathan Ogden; lincoln,
rs, POFiTg; Franklin, Monroe Weese.
Fhe said primaries TO be eoHIlucted in
aaf6fdEIiee With the law 'Rsgniatjpgi
primary elections passed by the last,
Legislature, and YGter who pledges
himself tO support the principles Of the
Peoples Party sliRh be entitled to vote
at Rslid primaries.
j. J. KLEIN, J. l.. BRELsFoRD.
" Secretary. Chairman
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The Lincoln (sSeb.) cal says that
the Mckinley bill IS originally drafted
and urged by its author made no pro
vision for free sugar, and that it was
only through the comti- ed influence Of
western republicans that Mckinley,
who as bitterly opposed free sugar as
he did reciprocity, was f9rcsd 20
incorporate it ia his bin Ths CdH IS
right abeBf that AtesisoH Cbss4pioH-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

That stale charge is being repeated
that tile demands Of the alliance have
precedent in the ceduIa system that
was 50 disastrous ia Argentina, The
truth is that the money system of that
country is modelled almost exactly after
the national banking system Of the
United States, the only paper money
being issued on deposited bonds. The
cedulas are simply mortgages, usually
owned by foreigners, the interest OF
which WAS guaranteed by the govern
ment, and are not the basis for cir
culating medium such as the alliance
demands. On the other hand, they
are a refinement Of align landlOrdism,
an abuse, the removal of which is
imPeTatiyely demanded by the order.
NQtiOHGI, Economist.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The st. BEary's Star has dropped
the democracy and become the oliciu
alliance paper Of PottawatOmie county
this state N0HcCJOrmsst.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

Dandruh forms when the glands of
the skin al e weakened, and, If Heglec-
ist. baldnf s is sure TO follow. Halls
Hair ReWneWer is the beat preventive