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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-19
Craxea by His wffe's Suicide.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. July 1s.-sirs. Louise
Foltz wife of Richard II. Fotz. prom
inent citizen OF this pace. committed sui
eide here this morning by taking laudanun
Family troubles are said to be the cause OF
her rash deed. Mr.. Foltz Is almost heart
broken over the occurrence and this even
ing made-a desperate attempt 10 Kill him
self by the same means used by his wife
He was prevented however. by timely In
reference. The Foltzes are OF high social
standing Mrs. Fo.tz being a sister OF James
J. Davidson. the Republican candidate for
brother married to = daughter Of Senator
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NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.
Sensational statements Denied by As
sociate Justice Field.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s-Associate
Justice Stephen j. Field. of the Supreme
Court arrived to-day from Pasco Robles
in the special train sent for him. In an in
terview Justice Field said there was no oc-
easion for sensational statements about his
health: that he had left Pasco Robes be-
cause he had completed the course OF
treatment there. from which he was nue..
benefited and that he would remain here
for a month TO escape the heat of the East.
going directly to Washington early in Sep
81 >lf.ar
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DUEL In a }AMA.
Man and Woman Fight tn the Death
with Pistol and Knife.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 1s-Fri-
day, at Admission. Ala. Warren p Rouse.
formerly of Chattanooga. and Nora Tan
ner. keeper OF a disreputable house. fought
a duel with pistol and knife. Rouse was
shot twice and died almost instantly. The
Tanner woman was cut to pieces and died
this morning.
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Handicap shoot.

LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July is-The
whalebrook handicap. the principal shoot
at the Hollywood traps. to-day attracted a
large number of sportingmen. The shoot
was won by Gottschalk. OF the Riverton
Club who killed fifteen straight birds.
County was second. while Norris Harper
and McAlpine were third.
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er.,ed by a hallway wrcck

OMAHA. Neb.. July 1S-Anton Ziskous-
kia. a wealthy Bohemian, shot bullet into
mis- heart to-day because he could not for
get the terrible scene incident 70 the wreck
at Logan. Ia. last Saturday. In which so
many people were killed. He was aboard
the train and had a narrow escape Many
Of his friends were killed. 1t proved on his
mind so he killed himself to-day
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Kentuckians Favor the "Boy."

PADUCAH, KY. July 1S.-The Populist
State convention which convenes here Mon
day has already brought good many dele
gates TO the city. There is much interest
in the work on hand, but 1t centers largely
in the action relative TO the presidency. If
the coming delegates are like those here
Bryan is certain TO receive the Endorsement
of the body. This is at least the talk and
only local nominations will interfere. A big
excursion goes from here Monday to st.
Louis with the delegation TO the national
convention.
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Trout Run Nearly wiped ont.

wILLIAMSPORT. Pa. July fS.-The vii
lage of Trout Run twelve miles from here.
was nearly wiped out by fire this after
noon. Fourteen frame buildings were
burned and several others badly damaged.
Had IL not been for the shifting OF the
wind the entire town would have been de-
Stroyed.
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Nebraska Pops for BRYAN.

OMAHA. Neb. July 1s.-The official train
of the Nebraska Populists. carrying the
fifty-seven delegates from Nebraska to st.
Louis, will leave Lincoln at 1920 to-mor
row. 1t is expected that 500 Populists In
different parts CT the State will leave
Nebraska, but all will not likely SO TO ST.
Louis on this train The headquarters of
the Nebraska delegation will be at the
Lindel Hotel in ST. Louis but rooms and
other accommodations have been secured
at the st. James meeting of the Ne
braska delegation has been called for 10
o clock Monday morninv at St. Louis to
arrange plans for the Endorsement of
Bryan by the convention.
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POPS MAY SPLIT.
he-ROad" Faction Ma,
Hold n Rump Convention.

hCiO u ftump convention.
CHICAGO. July 1S-There are reasons
for believing that Chairman Taubeneck's S
secret mission to this city had to do with
another Populist convention to be held here
by the .'middle-of-the-road" faction of the
party in case the regular convention at St.
Louis indorses Bryan. A movement looking
to the holding OF this convention was start
ed here Friday and two well-known men
visited e-ter hotel men and the ofnctals of
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Special train leaves Indianapolis Gas p.
m. Wednesday. July % arriving at Nj
agara Falls at 900 the next morning Re
turning excursion train leaves Niagara
Falls at 9 p. m. Friday. July "a. Tickets
also good returning regular trains until
Saturday. July %. inclusive. Sleeping cars
and reclining chair cars through TO the
falls. Call early for berths. as the number
OF these cars will be limited.
For tickets. sleeping-car berths and full
information call at Big Four offices. No
East Washington street. Sc Jackson place.
Massachusetts avenue and Union Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON. A. G. p. A.
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Cost of Free Bulletin Service.

CHICAGO. July is.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company has arranged TO send
a free bulletin service over the country
from the Populist and Binetallic conven-
tions which meet in St. Louis next week
just il did from the late Repub lean and
Democratic conventions. 1t has been
learned that service of this kind costs the
company for operating and delivery ex-
pense between $1,000 and $1,000 per day,
not TO mention the extensive wire facilities
required to perform 1t. The St. Louis and
Chicago bulletins were sent to some fifteen
thousand offices and were given to the
press and public free of cost. The Chicago
bulletins Of the Democratic convention dis
tributed over the various circuits from its
New York office alone after they were re-
ceived there amounted In the aggregate TO
more than $4,000. or about two and a half
million words
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TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
POpuljsts Fix the Price of Admission
to Their Great show

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-The national ex-
ecutive committee of the Peoples party
held a meeting behind closed doors to-day
and transacted considerab BILE business of a
routine nature. Chairman Taubeneck pre-
sided, and those present were j. II. Tur-
ner Washington. d. c.; George Il. Wash
burn. Boston; j. II. Davis, Texas George
f. Gather. Alabama, and V. o. Strickler.
Nebraska-a bare quorum. NJ. c.. Rankin,
of Terre Haute. Ind; Ignatus Donnelly,
of Hastings. Mimi. and Lawrence McPar-
lin, of Lockport, NJ Y, had not arrived.
but came in tonight.
The disposition of tickets to the national
convention was decided upon. Each ma
tiCnal committeeman will be given five and
each delegate and alternate. according to
the distance he lives from ST Louis, one
or more. No one will receive more than
three. the nearby delegates getting the
largest number. Five thousand tickets
that had been awarded to the Business
Mems League were bought back at thirty
three and one-third cents each. These tick
cts will be sold al the rate of 81 each. one
ticked admitting TO three sessions IL there
are that many a day. None will be given
away, and Sergeant-at-arms Mcdowell
is to be required TO account for each ticket
used. Badges for the delegates will be sold
for fifty cents seach.a nd those for alternates
for twenty-five cents. The proceeds from
the sale OF badges and tickets will go into
the campaign fund. the expectation being
that several thousand dollars will be real
lied for the tickets and badges.
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SALT LAKE CITY. Utah.. July $50. J..
mittee for Utah. has forwarded his resir-
nation. giving as hts reason that he can
not accept the financial plank adopted by
his party at st. Louis
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the Illinois Central road with the purpose
of raising $500. the amount necessary for
bringing the convention here.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-29
WISCO NsIN.

Ingen sekter1sk undervisntna
far nsddelas Wisconsins allmann,
skolor, enligt hvad statens skolsuper
intendent Emery f0rklarat ett af no
nom dagarne utsandt cirkular.
sparlost forsvunnen ar Ber
Huntington, en- ung gift farmare frar
trakten at Eau Claire, sedan den q
dennes, da han var inne staden oct
salde en- ko till en- handelsman. Efter
spaningar paga.
Drunknad. Tvenne sma gossar vic
respective fyra och sex ars alder, s6nel
till Hans Nicholson La Crosse, folio
Black River f6rliden torsdag. Der
yngre raddades, men don aldre drunk
made, imam help ham AMANDA.
For falskmyntning har en- Chas
Austin Durant blifvit haktad oct
ford till Madison for undergaende a
ransakning. Durant hade A. en- full
standlg falskmyntareverkstad, der har
en- It'd tillverkat falska silfvsrdollars.
Tva millioner fot thinner bort.
forbes fora veckan vid islossningen
Ashlands hamn. Bryggan vid Chequa
megonbugten blef afven delvis rampo-
nerad, hvarjemte skada for Aera tuser
dollars varde anstaldes dockorna vic
Wash burn.
Hogt vattenstand. Fran Mari
nette meddelades i fora veckan at
vattenstandet Menomonieaode blif
Wit sd hogt, att hera af de det lag
landta landet utmed aoden bosatta far
marne n6dgats lemna sina hem och be-
gifva sig till staden.
Eldsvador Schmidt Bros. Trunk
Factory Oshkosh, troligtvis det stor-
sta faktoriet slit Stag i Northwestern,
odelades genom eldsvada pa tisdags-
morgonen +. v.-Samma dag pa Q. m
nedbrann Morgans madrassfaktori, af.
vensa belaget Oshkosh, tillskyndande
egarne en- forlust pa $40, 900.
Falsk van. Polismyudigheterna
Madison efterspana en- kypare vic
namn Bert Britain, hvilken uppgifves
ha raustulit sin van John Grain, box
f0rare hos Alex Find!ey Oil Company
ett guldur och ett depositionsbevis !
$4,000 Dspositionsbsvise omsatte
han for kltngande mynt, sages det, och
lemnade derpa orten.
Dog af s1na sar. Anton Cycbosse,
en- farmare fran Stevens Point trakten,
rakade Sen dag fOrlfden yecka gra
med sina brorsoner Anton och JOSEPH
Cychosse ON uppsattandet af en- gar.
desgard mellan deras egor. Tvisten
ledde till slagsmal, hvarunder den
den forstndmdes hufvudskal krossades
al en- at den enc af brors6nerna valid
SAINT utslungad stem. torsdags aflsd
den s;trade. Brors0nerna ha 6fverlem-
nat sig myndigheternas handler.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-29
DA KOTA.

Eft nytt postkontor har inrattat.
i Pedro, Ziback CO., S. D. med Elme,
E. Hanks som postmastare.
Pension blef B. G. Anderson
Washington, S. Oak. beviljad f6rlider
vecka.
Till 8 ars straffarbete for st6ld a.
kreatur d0mdes f0rra veckan Joseph
New och Robert Taylor Mandan, N
Oak.
Difteri har en- It'd grasserat Mitch.
ell, S. D., med anledning hveraf sta.
dens allmanna skolor h6llos stangds
f0rliden vecka.
En- debatt ON myntfragan kom'
ma kongressmannen McCleary fran
Minnesota och Bryan fran Nebraska
att halla Vermillion, S. D. nagou
gang september manad.
Eft tegelslageri aro William AL
sip och W. P. Alsip fran Grand Forks,
N. D. betankta pa att anlagga Aber.
deem, S. D., hvars omnejd den allrs
f0rtrafligaste tegellera lar finnas.
En- valdsam askstorm, atfoljd al
haftigt regn och hagel. dros Diver
trakten af Henry, S. D. natten till !
torsdags. Icke mindre an nio tum regn
har fallit der trakterna under inneva-
rande manad.
Frigifven. K. Nelson, som for sex
ar sedan d0mdes till tio AIRS straffarbs.
to, emedan han under tiden han var
kass0r for Union National Bank j
Grand Forks, N. D. gjort sig skyldig
till forsnillning, frigafs f0rra veckan,
straffterminens afkortande beroende
pa godt uppf0rande.
En- cyklon hemsokte trakten al
Hobert. N. D., f0rliden sondag. Hos
Nsls Munson, bosatt nara Hobart,
bortfordes boningshuset och 8friga
byggnader. NJ. slungades omkring 100
fot och tilltygades ganska lila. Famil-
iens ofriga medlemmar, som tagit sin
tillfiykt till kallaren raddades. Soder
ON Sanborn ramponerades ett skolhus
och en- stallbyggnad, tillhorig mrs.
heuQclchSOus ....,.< -
Varval h6llos t1rra vsckan flsra
af S6dra Dakotas stader. N&gra parti-
liner hade egentlig mening icke upp-
dragits, utan striden f0rdes hufvudsak-
ligen ON prohibition och license.
Aberdeen ssgrade acknowledgements
borgmastarekandidat Diver den regu-
liers republtkanske kandidaten, hvil-
ken senare var kand som on riktig
ultra prohibitionist. Afvensa | Yer
million, Mitchell och andra platssr for
dorado f0rbudsvannerna. ISioux Falls
valdes till borgmastare Albert H. Sti-
tes, hufvudsakligen med anlednipg af
slit l6fte, att savida han blsf valid, rem
So ut ALA spslhalor och andra lila be-
ryktade nasten SAINT rsaucera stadens
tighter.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-29
Pa dryokenskapens konto. T

Pa dryckenskapens konto. Till
folje af inmundigandet af nara en- qvart
branvin, som han druckit ur for att
visa sig vara riktigt styf, afed en- ar
betare vid namn Charles Anderson i
Sioux Falls, S. D. pa tisdagsmorgonen
if v. DEN stackars mannen efterlem-
mar stor familj.
Haktade lonbrannare. Eft lon
branneri har tire ars It'd varit oaf-
bruten verksamhet Stark co., N. D.
utan att myndighetsrna haft nagon
aning derom. Harf0rliden hollis dock
en- dams der trakten, och dervid foda-
de nektarn sa ymnigt att deltagarne
blefvo druckna och forradde hemlighe-
ten. Undersokningar foretogos, hvil-
ka hade till f0ljd, att trenne ungrare
fora veckan haktades for olaga bran-
vinstillverkning.
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Manne "Jack-the-R -Rinnar,,2 r.,

Manne "Jack-the- Ripper''? En-
m6rdare vid namn Carl Feigenbaum
blef l6rdags aflifvad models elektrici-
tet Sing Sing fangelset New York.
Brottslingens advokat, VIM. S. Lawton,
har sedermera forklarat sig ha kommit
till den 0fyertygelsen, att F. var sjelf-
va "Jack-the- Ripper, hvilkens ohygg-
liga mord af fallna qvinnor | White
chapel, London, for en- It'd sedan vack
to sd mycket uppseende. Den lifd0m-
de hade nemligen for sin advokat er-
kant sig tidtals Ida af nordmani. Det-
Ia f6ranledde advokaten att s6ka fa re-
da pa mannens tidigare lefnad shisto-
ria. Deryid fam han, att mannen vi
stats London vid tiden f0r morlens
forUfvande derstades.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-10-30
MAX KINLEY SPEK ES.

Durin mi konfinmint i'm Kanton I've
bin er konsiderin an er wayin hefty
and nifty questions ov tinancy kombin-
ed wealth and anarky. Mi seaklus-
hum hes bin korklusive tn fare and
imparshll kouklushun. Anarky is
komposed ov three e.emints. Those
who work for li"in, independent
thinkers and those pursOns who
who want ter fourse er d':bie standard
bi playin er loan handed gaim- The
aig ov anarky WIS hatched hi the heet
ov dikmsshun. This is why we insist
OH talkin tariff.
The kombinashun Ov wealth WIS
purelie a onselfish and patriotick act
on tile part Ov IL number ov I'LL
anthropick scales such as air found in
Wall Streat n. Y. There desire NUS
tn take the burdin and sOrdid kares ov
wealth off Ov the baks Uv tile poore
and neady ami bve s,w doin givin
them all there time TIL airn livIn.
This wus a cnerous task. Jak Shur-
man WIS the untirin leader. Skoffs
and riddiku!e WIS til newmerouS TIL
menshun. and ms onselfish sole wood
i,av failed he'd knot the BsilmOnts,
Kar,,egte, Isukefe.Ier, Pullman and
mi Hammer kun III ti,s reskue. Time
will he tn short tn pa them fur the
burdims they voiiutarfe asscomed flu
The guyermint. Guvermint and leg
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fur the labulin elemint wus so CRATE
that he kouId'Et bair tn impoze any.
thing hostile upon EN-. TherefOur I
DEAN it mi dutie tn kali on every la
borin man in this kampane tn voat
fur me us mi Hammer is at the hellum,
and slial kOntinoo tn be durin mi ad-
miniStraShum:
The staits air kummin tn mi ada.
Ingland smiles Oh aPace, Wal streat
and kapItal alr at mi baK. The da
draws nj. Lite is braKin in the DIS
tance. The dores oy the White House
air OH the hinge. Silver il a tinklin
simbil. MarshuI yonr falanksis. VOat
strate, aid mi Hammer and me vii du
the rest.
Respectfully Yours.
Bi Max Kinlry. (Nit)
P. S. woold promis you offs
onlie hey tu konsult mi Hammer. on
nj okkasl,uns ov trust, an believe Ia
Trusts.
Bi. Max K. (Nit)
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-10-30

And great was the joy in the repub-
lican camp oyer the arrival and partial
distribution of the Doodle from head
quarters. The amount is variOusly
reported all the way from $500. to
81 900. Now allowing that one half
is true. there must be $1,000 to dispose
of. and if the leaders keep half, there
would still be 5000 to be placed where
it would do the most good. So they
can afford to pay $40 for votes at the
very least. Now if these republicans
want to give this money to any Que for
their vote, We say take the money and
aud vote againts them, but be sure you
get your money before you vote for it
is not likely that you can get it after
wards.
Now the editor Of this paper will
nav SIS. 90 for the information that
will lead to the conviction Of any rep
ubl,can, guilty of the crime OF buying
votes in this cs,uniy.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.


State of Kansas. Edwards county ss:
The State Of Kansas. TO whom these Pre-
sents Shall Come. Greeting;
Know fe. That ]. undersigned. Sheriff OF
Edwards County Kansas, by virtue OF the
authority In me vested. do, by this Proclama
ton, given notice that on Tuesday succeed
ing the first Monday in November. A. D.
1893 there will be held a general, election
and the officers at that time to be chosen are
ss follows, to-wlt.
STATE OFFICERS.
Ten Presidential electors,
One Governor.
Tine Licutenant-GOvernOr,
One Secretary OF State.
One Attorney Geueral,
One Auditor.
One Treasurer,
One Superintendent Of Public instruction,
One Associate Justice for Supreme Court,
One Representative to Congress from the
One Representative to Congress for the
Seventh District,
One Senator for the Ssth Senatorial DIS
trict.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
One Representative,
One Clerk of District Court,
One Probate Judge,
Ono Supe rintendent of Public Instruction,
One County Attorney.
One Commissioner for First District.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. ....
One Trustee for each Township,
One Clerk ..
One Treasurer. a.
Two Justices Of the Peace for each Town
ship,
Two Constitutes FOR each Township
One Road Overseer for each District,
One Coroner to I'LL Vacancy.
Aud votes OF Electors for said officers will
be received at the polls of each election dis
trIcI in said county.
In Testimony, Whereof, l have hereunto
Set my hand, at my office ut Kinsley in said
County, this 18th day Of October A. D: 1895
ID. l.. Heath.
Sheriff.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-10-30

The candidate for county commits
sioner on the republican ticket is max
ng vigorous compaign along tt e
lines worked by Mr.. Hoffman last
year. He is asking men to vote for
him saying that he does not expect to
be elected, but that he wants to get a
respectable vote. Don't be misled
with this sort of talk but Just remem-
Ter that that was the way Mr.. Hoff-
man got the office of county treasurer,
lots of fellows voted for him because
they thought he WAS going to be boa
ten so badly that his feelings would be
hurt and the result was that our man
was the one whose feelings were hurt.
So don't he taken in by that kind OF
talk but vote for the man whom you
wish to represent you.
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ordur tn save mi livin brethering frum
the burnin flaim.n

ordur til save mi livin brethering frum
the burnin flaim."
Aint Shurman and Karnagee and
3 .l.m mt and II Rpkefeller, and espesh-
ally mi Hannar tn be emmellated fur
there patritism and self sackrifisin
prinsiples.
Mi frenS the kampane is almost klo-
sed; Speke fur the last time and frum
experience. Wat nan kould handel
5l,e kampane pot rs Mi Hammer hes
and knot luz ms sole? Ov korse his
sole WIS kummunikatin with Dives
betour the pot kahn 1u his hand; but
that dus'nt deetrsckt frum his Ouself-
ish mootives and generosity
Wen l wus 4 man Ov wealth and
financy, burdened hi it's sordid kares,
mi hOap Ov l,even wuS slim and Onsar
tin, bnt mi mo ,tives wus rite. Han
ners sole bein ixt he ses, ses he. ..ile
talk your plunder and set you fIe."
Such generosity WIS tn much fur
mi sole, and wept like Rachel fun
her kids. This wus a move Ov provi
dance and mi Hammer in the rite di-
rexshun. Mi sole wus set at liburrty;
sence which TYNE i've bin wurkin fur
Hammer and tariff Tariff wont hurt
the poor and ueady. tariff wont impe-
AL your WA tn hevin. Petur he'd lots
Ov ta srif but harry silver or gold. and
was lie poor and komplaninp Tariff
makes hi prisus and nobody hes tn pa
for it. Tariff is the friend Ov the
pOore and neady Klaus 1t kosts nothin.
This is why mi HannaI kompels me
tn make it the ishue Ov this kampane.
He to!de me privaitly that his luv
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The republicans of this county have
ceased to discuss political questions
but are saying, vote for Mr.. beezley
and if you want to 60 anywhere after
election he can get you pass. If
you will just figure little you can
find out just how much you are being
offered for your vote If the offer is
made purely as Il matter Of friendship
he will of course get you a pass wheth-
er lie is elected or not.
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The republican candidate for county
attorney thinks he is going to be elec-
ted, reasoning that the republicans
care more for getting CONTROL of the
office than they do about the qualifica-
tions of the man holding it, and so
will vote for HIM. also that he can
carry the democratic vote, but we fail
to see what claims he has got on the
democrats. We do not believe that
their personal friendship for Mr.. Cam
pbell Is SO strong that he can drag
them into the camp OF the enemy.
This is the one county office that
should be filled by a lawyer, and to
pat in a man Who is not qualified
meansa large and needles expense ad-
ded to the cost of running thisl county
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A prominent Devine.


speaking for the republicans SAID that
the trouble with the farmers Mas that
they were too much educated, were
educated above their station. Just
think of it you farmers who are trying
Ia give vour children Il sufficient edu-
ra'iu 80 That they can protect them
silver il this world. Here is IA spokes-
man for Il great political party who
openly advocates cutting off your edu-
cation so that you may be ground
down and not have intelligence to de-
tect the hand that oppresses you
Verify that which the Gods would de-
story they first make mad.
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Take particular notice Of the ar
rangement of the ticket. If you want
your vote to count for free silver
vote either the 3rd ticket from the
left, headed Peoples Party or the 5th.
headed Democrat. You will also not
ice that the regular pop ticket is the
one having the county ticket on it.
Do not forget to make your to the
left of the name.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-10-30

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some big guns for ti,ei. M. citing tomor,
row, but they have run doxn the scale
10 a couple Of fire crackers, I man 10y
the name of Lindsay that 10 one ever
heard of. and a man by the name OF
Taylor that we all know.