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Greatly Disappointed.

Views of an humble citizen OH the
position taken by one TrOutman, can-
didate fer lieutentant-governor Oh the
republican ticket:
The honorable place aspired to, as
indicated above, would i'll reason i'm
ply an honorable aspirant, but in this
case l am sorry to say am disap-
pointed. We should feel pity rather
than censure this abortion of manhood
who brazenly declared the members Of
the peoples party to be traitors. In
view of the fact that at their state con-
ventiOn of 600 delegates 400 vert old
soldiers of the Union Amy; men who
volunteered to preserve the grandest
union of states that the sun ever shown
upon; that made it possible for such
traducers Of lib-rty-lOving eople to
enjoy the blessings of political, finan-
cial and civil liberty, at least such lib
erty us we are allowed by this contrac-
ton, gold standard English dictation,
policy of both the Old parties, who have
forgot the traditions of their fathers,
who have forgot the blood from frozen
feet upon the snow at Valley Forge,
and when the old flag was fired upon
at Sumpter rebellion was melted by
these sape hOuked-nosed yultureS of
greed, these same diciples of the Roth
childs who, by the power of their gold,
has e come nearer destroying our liber-
ties than they could ever hope to by
tile power of armies aided and abetted
by the leaders of the old parties. The
peoples party stands and ever will
stand as a protest against the infa-
nous act of degrading American labor
and cheapening the products of agri-
culture. COREsP.
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and we Will guarantee him in advance
a fair hearing and courteous treatment.
Mr.. Wright's record in the legisla-
ture seems to be the sticking point,
and right here we want to say that if
the republicans calls US anarchists we
shall be compelled to ask just hoy you
acquired title to certain seats in the
legislature. Investigating committees
have said that in SIX cases you got
your candidates in by fraud, and the
findings of those investigating COM
mittees have never been disproved and
to-day stand as records. If our con-
clusions are correct you organized the
Douglass house by fraud.
Lets have little friendly debate
in public on this question and Mr..
Wright will represent tue popIlists.
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THE RRAZeN SERPENT.

Every one is familiar with the story
of Moses and the brazen serpent, of the
terrible suffering and death endured by
nany of the IsrdeIites from the bite of
venomOus serpents, and yet very few
who read the story can have very much
sympathy for those who suffered and
died when relief was SO easily obtained.
There are thousands to-day suffering
all the tortures that the human system
can endure from dyspepsia, rlIeuma-
tism, indigestion, headache Caused by
dyspepsia) and the different diseases
arising from impure blood, while they
have relief as easily obtained rs did the
children of Israel. AS of old many are
being cured. We get letters every day
from different people who have been
restored to health by the use, as direct
ed, of one, two and six bottles Of De
los Star Sarsaparilla. Take bottle.
Yon will be surprised how quick it
will benefit and cure you.
Use Morning Star pills. 40 doses, %
cents.
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FRAUDULENT BALLOTING.
SHAMEFUL PROCEEDINGS AT TIE
REPUBLICAN, TOWNSHIP MEET.
ING.
4s VOTES, BUT ONLY "a VOTERS.

The ''Redeemers" held a little eau
Gus Saturday night to select candi-
dates for township offices. AS usual,
the only fight was over the trustee, for
which there were three candidates
Montgomery. Skillington and Cy Alex
ander. Mr.. Skillington was the choice
of the convention, as twenty out of the
thirty-fOur voters present were his
friends. When the ballot was cast it
was found that thirty-four voters had
cast FORTY-EIGHT VOTES.
We suppose it was all right, and
that the man who cast three ballots
had two proxies, and the several voters
who cast two votes neatly folded to-
gether to look like one undoubtedly
thought they had right to cast the
vote Of some absent friend. This
manner of voting seemed to be entirely
satisfactory to the managers of the
entertainment, for in counting out
votes the fact Of finding two or three
folded neatly together seemed to cause
no surprise.
we are not personally interested III
this caucus, except that we believe
i'll giving every person fair show, and
when Skillington was beaten by fraud
it was time then and there fer the
honest republicans to protest.
The charge against the parties who
manipulated that caucus is this;
More votes were counted than the
, number of voters voting.
One man was seen to drop three bal
lots into the receptacle for ballots al
one tips.
In three separate instances the party
taking out votes to count found two
ballots folded closely together ant
counted them all, and in every cas-,
those fraudulent ballots were fl,
Montgomery.
We do not make this charge from
our pYn knowledge but have our in
formation from one of the intereste
parties. If any one considers himse
aggrieved by this article the column
of this paper are open, but one 4hil
Is certain the parties who managet
this. caucus must explain or rest unde
the charge of cOnniYing at fraud.
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The Third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. church occurs next Saturday
and Sunday, October Goth and 21st.
Quarterly conference at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning; Love Feast at $50
Sunday evening; preaching at 1880 by
the presiding elder Rev. DR.. 4. S.
Hodson, followed by the sacrament Of
the Lords Supper. Preaching Sunday
morning by the pastor.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The candidates for county Offices
will address ths citizens of this county
at the dates and places given j.. the
following list;
No. i. School House, Trenton, 10th
Colony, Monday. 22nd.
Wendell, Tuesday, 23rd.
Union, Wednesday: oath.
Jensen, Thursday, 2; II.
Burcher, Friday, Goth.
Lewis. Monday, 29th.
Ee!pre, Tuesday, 30th.
Fai.view, "Wednesday, 31st.
Pleasant Ridge, Thursday. NOyem
Der lst.
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That Democl ATTIC wonder, The New
York Weekley World, has just changed
its weekly into twice-a-week paper,
and you can now get the two papers a
week for the same old price-$1 90 a
year. Think of it! The news from
NewYork right at your door frese every
three days-1O4 papers n year. We
have made arrangements ly which we
can furnish this paper and the TWICE
a-week New York World all for only
300 year. Here is the opportunity
to get your own local paper and The
New York World twice every week at
extraordinarily 10y rates.-KINsLEY
GRAPHIC.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION.

Substitute for Senate Joint ResOlutiOns
Nos. I aud 9.
Be It resolved by the leg slnture OF the state
OF Kansas tYo-thirds 81 the members
therein.
SLCTI0N /. The following proposition to
the saSeS ee
namely: That section one. article tvs Of the
so t%at the s ress =. fS
Of II years and upwards belonging to the foi,
Kansas sIx months next presiding any cleo:
li,r, and In the township or ward In which
she or pc offers to vote. Mt least 30 days next
preceding such election shall tie deemed q
qualified electOr. LIST: citizens OF the United
States. End: persons OF foreign birth who
have declared their Intentions to become
the laws Of the United States on the subject
Of naturnliEati1p:n
mittei to the electors Of this state at tha
general election of the representatives 70 the
legislature in tine year Eighteen Hundred aud
Ninety Four, for their approval or rejection;
those voting I'm favor Of this proposition
shall have written or printed on their ballots
'FOr the suffrage amendment TO the consti.
tutjOn:" those voting against the said prop,
OsitiOn shall nave written or printed on their
ballots against the sunerHgc amendment 70
the constitution" said ballots shall be re.
ceiyed and such vote taken. counted. can.
yaseed and returns made thereof I'm the Same
manner and in AL respects us provided Tor
seutatives to the Iegtstnture.
SECTiON 3. This resolution shall take effect
and be in force frnIn aud after its publication
in the statute book.
1 hereby certify that the abov. resolution
and passed thpt body February sth, leo8.
PERCY DANIELS, President OF Sena te.
WI BROws. secretary Ut Senate.
Passed the House March LIST, 1893.
GEn. l.. DOUGLASS, speaker OF House.
FRANK l.. Brown, Chief Clerk OF House.
Approved March 9th. 1881. 8 80 p. m.
i. q. LEwELlAN0. Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS, La
OFFICE or SKCRsrARY OF STATE,
j, K. 8. OsbQrn, secretary Of the state OF
Kansas. do berefy certify that tne aorog0tt .
enrolled rcsoiur on nov on ME In NJ once
In the statute book Nay 18th. 1915
In Testimony whereof. I have nereunto
subscribed my name and afixei my omciai
seal. ....
isesil a. 4. 5. OSBORN. Secretary Of STATE.
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To the People Of Edwards County

MISUNDERSTANDING been nOmi-
mated for the office of County Superin
tendent naturally desire to be elected:
by school board will not allow nee to
make an active personal canvass and
teach school at the same time, and
being poor man and having family
to support, 1 will, in all likely hood, be
unable to meet with many of ypH, and
l take this means of asking you t.
kindly remember me at the coming
election in November, by voting fol
me. Yours truly,
II. j. NOBLE.
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John Cox died last Sunday. Mr..
COX has been in poor health for several
years but the immediate cause of his
death was urenlc poisoning. He
leaves P large family who have the
sympathy of the entire community
The funeral took place at the house
Tuesday and the remains were inter.
red in the cemetery at Lewis.
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OUR JERRY. :
The Noted Congressman, Hon
jerry Simpson, in kinsIey.
INDUSTRIOUS PARADE.


was one long to be remembered.
Teams began to gather early in the
day and the parade was organized at
Il O'Clock by that veteran marshall,
j. h. Miller, assisted by his aids. J.
K. was followed by the Offerle Cornet
band at the head of the largest pro-
cession ever seen in this county. The
line of march was through the princi-
pal streets, countermarching on Sixth
street. Among the many banners we
noticed few: ..Chester Not Long
Enough to Reach the Persimmon,"
''Goldbugs Morrill, and Blue,;' 'Vote
for Simpson and the Free Coinage of
Siiyer,' 1.-The Mckinley Tariff Pro-
tects the Rich from Getting Poor and
the Poor from Getting Rich" The
turnout was no surprise to our repub-
lican friends who are confident that
they can do much better, but don't
wish to try.
1t was uncertain at just what time
Jerry would arrive and the crowd
headed by the band, gathered at the
station to meet the noon train, but he
came i'll OIL the branch at about 9
O'Clock, when the crowd had reas-
sembled, and AS Jerry, accompanied
by his wife, stepped from the train he
WAS greeted by the shout of the null
tltu1e and the music of the band.
Mr.. Spiegle, chairman of the congress
sional committee, took charge and es-
corted Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson to Mr..
Evans very handsome turnout, which
took them to the hotel for dinner and
then to the opera house where Jerry
addressed the people for two hours, as
only Jerry can. Mr.. Simpson ex-
pressed himself as extremely well
pleased with the arrangements of the
committee and his reception by the
people, and said further that he re-
garded his reelection as certain.
|
there were as many people in town
| Wednesday rs OH the day that MI.
Long WAS here; also that there were
more, just Il few more, people to see
and hear Jerry than to hear Troutman.
II they are not careful they will admit
in some thoughtless moment that the
members of the peoples party are not
more than half anarchists and not ali
traitors. Jerry will carry this county
by All increased majority.
The program as rendered at the opera
house was as follows: Chairman
Spiegle opened the meeting with :
!. few appropriate remarks. He wa:
followed by the glee club who cap
tureG the crowd and turned it over t
Jerry, who, as he stepped forward
was met by Mrs. Frank Wellman, who
in behalf of the Woman's Reform clul
of California, presented HIM with {
very handsome boquet Of Californi;
t flowers, III u short but happy talk
| After Mr.. Simpsons speech the gle,
club sang again, Mr.. Spisgle made ;
short address and introduced Jacl
Wright, who spoke for about tifteel
minutes, and was followed by the gle'
t club, which was composed of the An
drews children, vino divided the ap
t plause of the crowd very evenly witt
5 our present and future congressman
Jerry took the 8 O'Clock train t,
Dodge, and so ended great day 70
+. Kinsley and Edwards county.
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NOTICE.
COREsP.

To whom it may concern:
Ii you know Yourself to be indebted
to III e, in a large or small amount. will
you return the accommodation given
you by calling OH me 1T once and settle
the same. While need my money
have no disposition to increase your
burdens or make you any trouble what.
ever, but l must have all accounts due
me settled in some manner before l
leave Kinsley, and it is rs easy to do sc
at once rs later. Please do not delay.
NATHAN ROBERTS.
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A Good Thing to Keep at Hana.

Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera NOR
bus; and now when we feel any OF the
symptoms that usually proceed that
aiiment. such as sickness at the
stomach, diarrhea, ETC.. we become
scary. We have found Ckalnberlain's
collie. cholera sni diarl hea remedy the
very thing to strengthen one out In
such cases. amp always keep it about.
We are not writing this for pay testi-
moniai. but to let our readers know
what is a good thing to keep handy III
the house-For sale at Porter s. From
the Troy fkansas) Chief.
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The peoples party have re-nominated
Samuel Andrews for Commissioners
of the Second District, believing that
a county officer who makes good
record should he accorded Il second
term. There was 10 opposition TO Mf,
Andrews, and it gives us great pleas
ure to have the opportunity Of voiclng
the sentiments OF the people Of this
county, as we know we do, when We
say that the county has never had u
better commissioner than Samuel AM
dlews. lie has done his duty without
fear or favor, and the interests of tho
taxpayers lave been his first consider.
alton. We predict for hun al almost
unanimous vote on the north side and
that he will carry every precinct of his
district. His election is assured and
that Insures the protection of the tax.
payer.
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NETrLETOS.

Another fine shower last Friday
evening.
The last frost drove the white
dresses and straw hats into winter
quarters.
This has been good year for wind
fall apples:
Wheat sowing in this section has
been put off until late on account of
the grasshoprers, (Which were so nun
erous that they clogged the drills), but
is POW in full progress. The ground
is in fairly good condition.
G. L. Delaplane and c. H. Clark,
who are teaching in the southern part
of the county were visiting ut home
Saturday and Sunday.
Oscar Abrahamson is putting in
wheat on the Hauk place.
On account of the exceeding high
winds of late those who have beer;
hauling rock have had to postpone
work. The wind always blows until
some one puts up new wind mill for
the first time.
A. c. Kinds is buck from his eastern
trip. He went for the purpose of find,
ing farm to rent, but found none t.
suit him.
In spite of the rain last Friday eve.
ming the people of district No. "a met
and enjoyed themselves in the capacity
of a spelling school. They have come
to the conclusion that they can't stol
business to let it rain.
NJ. D. Hetzel was among those who
visited the fair at Garden City las,
week and gave the most glowing ac
count of irrigation at that place.
The gentlemen who went to til;
republican speaking at Hutchinson
last week, AMI were unfortunate
enough to get appointed OH the cheer
ing committee came back with bills
tered hands and raw necks and ar
now rubbing liniment OIL the mselves
| n. r. & w.
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The republicans at their caucus last
Saturday paid Mr.. West very doubt
full compliment by nominating him for
commissioner after the Office had been
declined by the choice of the conyel,-
ton. Mr.. West will be known by the
title freddy to be slaughtered
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

1874.
Notice ia hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
mis- claim. AND that said proof will be made
bl.fare the PrQbate Judge OF Edwards county,
Kansas. ut kInsey. kLjisas, on ,cttpber z1tn,
lo9., viz: DANIEL DONAvAN. II X No.
lO.Ts3. IL ~ for the lots J, 2 and u nwx sec
30 township "a, q, range IL. w.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivn.
fiOn of, said land. viz: Edward II NcKibbeu,
Melvin lngerham, August Peterson, yelling.
ton " Hawley, all of belpre, Kansas.
10 JNO. I. LEE, Register.
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Your worthy correspondent was sud-
denly called away, not as committee
OIL irrigation but something concern
ing alfalfa. Peoples party friends
may expect to hear something startling
on that line in the near future but it
is not best to vary from the straight
course OIL that account. Twill be
something like the Califormians, who
irrigate, cultivate and exaggerate.
ANONYMOUS,
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Ayers Hair VIgor. which has out
lived and superseded hundreds of sim
liar preparations. is undoubtedly the
most fashionable as we'll rs economi-
cal HAIR dressing on the market. by
Its use, the poorest head of hair soon
becomes luxuri;.nt and beautiful.
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TO the people Of the state of Kansas,
greeting: You will please take notice
that have opened up boot and shoe
shop on 9th street east of the old depot
where l am prepared to do first-class
work at prices that defy competition:
-WM. SEIGLiNGER.
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The Christian EEdeavor meets at
the Congregational church every Sur
day evening at $50. Topic for next
Sunday: (which of Christ's teachings
seems to you most wonderfully"
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The peoples party candidates met
the voters of Trenton township at
Offerle last evening and discussed
county politics. Maj. Cline. father-in-
law of d. d. Baxter, candidate on the
republican ticket, made ringing pop
ulist speech.
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If you WALT a reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please and Salty you every, time, use
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1 expect to increase my stock of
Hardware and respectfully solicit a
share of the patronage of Edwards
county, G.. E. RUMMELL.
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NoitCF.

The regular quarterly examina ti"n
of applicants for Teachers Certificates
will be held in the SOUTH side school
building Saturday, October 9th.
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at the regular meeting Of the city
dads Monday night F. G. Blanchard
was appointed police Judge, in place of
a. G. Dyer, who had resigned.
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For the best of school shoes 60 t,
F. Spiegle's. He has shoe cut il
two so yon can see what you ar
buying. s.
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II. b. Pierce has started out looking
for location and expects to be away
until about election. He is making a
tour with his cart and fast colt.
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The republican rally at Hines grove
last week was great success. There
were enough orators to furnish audi
ence by listening to each other.
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The Epworth League meets Sunday
evening at 1880 p. IN. at the M. +.
church. Topic: 1.-The Resurrection and
the Resurrection Life.''
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Don't forget that Mrs. Slingerland
has the finest assortment OF flowers
and laces in the city.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-10-19

a complete stock of paints, wall
piper and oils ut hard-time prices.
n, DETAR.
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Nails ut Schnatteriy's at cents &
pound.
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Call and see our new dress goods
Edwards & Noble.
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The Junior League will give an
entertainment at the M. E. church
Friday evening, October 26th. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
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See Edwards & Mobiles new stock

vEND IL cents in postage stamps TO 81 Cor
Won will receive tour copies oil Kate Field 4
Washington, containing fhatter of sI.eciai l.
where you saw this advertisement.
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The State Board Of Equalization has
reduced the assessed value OF land in
EDWARDS county Is cents per acre.
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Or. Prices Cram Baking Powder
: WORLDS Felr Highest Award.
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The republicans expect to have Mrs.
Foster here before election. She will
speak in favor OF Woman Suffrage.
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Sheriff Heath went 10 OssowOttOmie
Wednesday night to place the n strum
girl in the insane asylum.
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Largest assortment of goods ever
brought to the city, at Edwards 4
Mobiles.
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Mrs. james Taylor presented hel
husband with baby boy last Satur
day, and all is well.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. BuSser, of Dodge
City, have issued cards for their TWEEN
tleth anniversary.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. Peavey is quite sick.

Mr.. Peavey is quite sick.
Prof. A. D. kennedy is in the city.
James Boyd, of Garfield, WAS in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. YacdIyert ret Gned from Mis-
souri, "Wednesday Eoon.
L. Z. Ia, lor, ct Larned, has, bought
the Pierce barber shop.
Jim D,'ak came up from The Strip
last week for /: Short visit.
Rev. SwariZ, of Garfield, was dong
busihess in the city Saturday.
ii. Il. Oiiphant has gonc to OsceoIa,
Iowa, to visit his brother, WHO is i'll.
If you want :, very st, lish hat Cal
at MrS. Slingeriand 5.
The Olferle band boys COVERED them
selves with glory at the Simpson rally.
r. Shadwell, of West Point, Iowa,
is visiting with his brother William,
Of this county.
j. Il. Bacon is the proud father of a
bouncing baby boy, eleven and i half
pounds in weight.
Look at our new shoes before buying
elsewhere s. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. BuSser, of Dodge
City, have issued cards for their TWEEN
tleth anniversary.
Mrs. james Taylor presented her
husband with baby boy last Satur-
day, and all is well.
Sheriff Heath went 10 OssOwOttomie
Wednesday night to place the Nystrum
girl in the insane asylum.
Largest assortment of goods ever
brought to the city, at Edwards 4
Mobiles.
The republicans expect to have Mrs.
Foster here before election. She will
speak in favor OF Woman Suffrage.
The State Board Of Equalization has
reduced the assessed value OF Land in
EDWARDS county Is cents per acre.
The Junior Leapue will give an