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KINSLEY G1APHIG. A Time like this demands Strong Hinds, Great Hearts, True Faith and Ready Hands." Vcl 22 No 41 KINSLEY, EDWARDS COUNTY KANSAS AUGUST 26, 1898 By J M Lewis, Jr f A STRIP OF LAND Or a thousand acres? How much do you want? we have large and small farms and grazing land with and without improvements in all of the southwestern counties. . f .-r-;"', Look at the map of KjuVsas, select the locality most suitable, decide on he amount of money you wish toin yest and then come to us. We are pretty sure to have just the piece of real oatate you want.. I am also doing a general INSURANCE BUSINESS Q. W. WATSON. ' 1PAINTIN6. 4. wwvraow 1 HOU SK PAI NTING , J X HOUSK PAINTING, Sign Paint- TV Ing, Graining, Fresct X'nP2' Hanging, Kal: Etc.. Frescoing, la-j somimng, : yrlRRPUr PAINTlWIa ' i First-class work and uioder $ Yfcte prkew. Shop in old bakery T house, opposite creamery, build- A M KENSTEOM Keep cool I'.V lUlNO. . . . . . PURE MANUFACTURED ICE. JMv-im! t ur 'lour ' w nnriM' w illuMH extra clwryt Mrs-. !'. 1C Hnmrt : DO YOU IRRIGATE? A, . IF Ht. TO : A. C. FISHER'S ' Aud buy one of the famou Irrigate!, manufactured by Schou at Larned Kantian ff C.t)YEK. l$v Attorney-at-law. jfOtTH in RiiwAKps County Bank i Building. IF. N. COLE a r J If-; Contractor and Builder. Ageui . 1 in 1 v?..v. plies. Western Cottage Piar.o and Organs,, also New Ideal fit SEWING KifiCHINES. I f I .;- ;j Jltui at all- time .a large assort jjrient of Picture and Rocm Mond- . ' JK- . : ' ' V- - ' . ifURNITURE REPAIRING. . J" A SPECIALTY. VC ASTORIA ; For Jjifants and Children, r v s tti Yea IliYa Atoajs B;tt .- Mrs the People's Party Ticket. Democrat Ticket. Free Silver Republican Ticket. For Governor, JOHN W. LEEDY, For Lt. Governor A. M. HARVEY. Asso. Justice, S. H. ALLEN. Atty. General, L. C. BOYLE. And. of State, W. H. MORRIS. See. of Htate, W. E. BUSH. Treas of State, D. II . II KIEL'S BOWER. State Superintendent, Wra. STRYKER. Cong, at Large, : J. D. BOTKltf. ; .'. Cong. Jth District, ' -:; JERRY SIMPSON. The names of either Dewey or Sehle3T would ornamert any Democratic tick et. Sampson may, thanks to "pull," rank Schley as Rear Admiral, but he doesn't rauk him in public estima tion. The art of making soldiers' shoes of paper did not die with the Civil war. Testimony to Its being very much alive can easily Le obtained from the volunteers. " Yes, Fit?. Lee is goinjr back to Hava na and Blanco .will not be too busy to receive him either. Instead of kicking because the Uni ted States has made Spain only a third-rate power, Spaniards should be thankful their country was not entirely wiped off the map. If the speed in removing the Span ish prisoners from Santiago is an indication of how lontr it will take to ret the Spanish army out of Cuba, it ill require at leas;, a year. The K. C. Times remarks that it is? i"te noticeable time the Seventh dis-i-i:'t Republican papers do not refer to Jerry Simpson's "tin ships' speech ' more. Jerry has had the speech published in full. Secretary Ooburnhas issued a book n the subject of "Twenty Years of -ausfts Agriculture" in which he -'m.ws that in thp.t time the State nev er had a complete crop failure. The ;, ear i'-ST was the nearest a failure. - 11 a 85,000,000 bushels of wheat and - - hlfl AnA 1 1.1 . t The republican party of Kansas is the outspoken friend of every corpo ration in the State. If restored to power a friend of the rotten insurance companies will till the place now occu pied by Webb MoXall. Three rail road attorneys will constitute the board" of railroad commissioners. The school book trut will maintain headquarters in the siaxe superinten dent's office, and some "oily gammon' will turn the oil inspector's fees part ly in his own pocket and tV? rest into r.he republican stat? committee's huids for dis?niin.ion of the doctrina of aaintair.iiig the 'nation's honcn''! hnnrhth rule of eorjiorat-s wraith. Do you want to see this? If so, vol; or Stanley. Hut-ohinso.i Be;?. rle It Like You Cctt?r: Say, brother pop.ititt. don't ;isk vour republian nt.Ighbor how it co;ne: that since tho war hi o'.ce out vrhat has tumbled from 41. So to about; cents a bushel. He will have to shift and sav it's the law of supply and demand or so ne o .ner can e. He'll never say that ,McKi::ley and the Diug ley; bill din . i no matter if he did swear -a.t ypu "'"or snickering when he said last fall- that, the advam- in rice was dm McKinlevV and Dinr ley's titateUnahlp. W"b g of ycu nottot-s him ' thus. It will make him mad and cause him to aci unuetgii borl - He'll bice you b?tt r if yoa tike .ais advice. Lureka Union. NORMAL PARTY CONVENTION. Primaries were held in each of the four townships, and delegates were elected to the county convention to bo held in the upper west room of the south side school house. Kinsley, Kas., August 12, 1S9S, at 3 p. m. Accordingly when the time arrived for the convention, Mr. Gonder called the meeting to order. MissHinshaw was chosen temporary chairman and Mr. Clark temporary secretary. Four committees were then chosen, commit tees on Order of Business, Creden tials, Resolutions, and Permanent Organization. The convention then took a recess while the committees transacted their business. Conven tion was then called to order, and, while waiting for the couiu'iituies; Mr. Gonder called for speeches from sev eral persons. They had little to say consequently Mr. Gonder was called for. He ciapped his hands, jumped up and told the audience that he know how to bring himself before the pub lic. Then with wild flourishes he told of circumnavigating the globe with Magellan, of delivering orations in the Philippines, Cuba and the West Indies. With this he rolled his eyes, clenched his fists and shook them at the audience saving that he would leave the floor to the dintinguir-Ued orator Mr. Clark, who glad of an opportunity) immediately rose to bis leet and in stentorian tones laa ded himself to the skies. He ei:um eratcd the various 'offices he had h:.id . and expected to hold, us chnt of roard overseer, representative, coroner, arfl- president of the United States, but he announced that the one position he most aspired to fill was that of sheriff. Mr. Gonder moved that doses of sooth ing syrup be administered to Mr. Clark at regular intervals until he- should be calmed d jwn Committee on permanent organiza tion reported as follows: We, the committee on permanent organization recommend Mr. Hilleary for chair man and Miss Blanchard for secrii ry of the meeting of the Normal Par ty in this county convention. ( Miss Mavl ev .. Com. s Mr- Bissi Miss Corner. The report was adopted. The re ports of the committees on Order, Business and Credentials weie then read and adopted. Theji'oll owing res olutions were then submitted by 1. e committee on Resolutions: Whereas, The educatioual inter ests of Edwards county have advanced so rapidly in the last three weeks, Be it resolved, .1st, That the county board of education be abolished, and thai county certificates be issued for life to enthusiastic teachers of Kdwards coun ty. 2nd, That uo married woman or old maid nor any man over 100 years of age be allowed to each hi F'dAards county, i'.rd, That uo person who cannot read or write shall be allowed a certificate. Also, be it resoiv-.d, what ail those expecting to teach the coming winter shall contributo their mite for the purpose of making tin. oocial to 1h held next F .t howling success. Ly -?omm:it-e. Tlr report ua.y evening order of the was accijiei. a 3 read. Tne nominations were a follows: For Goeinor, Mr. Iiissitt; Lie..t. (iovtrucr. Miss Woift-: Sec. :f Stu-e Mr, Russell; Treasurer, Miss Dim mick; Avidiuor, Mr. Al.-;;and?r: Sui t., Miss Walker. Couuty officers vt-' then norai.iated. Mr. Gj;ider. I'Evr since I was two years of age. I have belonged to the formal Party, and I firmly b?lie e that it. is entirely wimv to mv ei'orts that tho party hr.s aehieved its popu larity. 1 have labored all thc-iOn:any years and yet have received no cfliw. The party . is becoming corrupt, so withdrav. my support and link my for tunes with a party that wiil reward its supporters. Refore the end of the ni iiri.-n'i.h centurv. the lights will hart, . .... . ... 1 ' ti u.u ifii iiui aib.u nf aiiu ti i 1 i;i mal party will bj a thing of t,ie ast." N!r. I:.stoi- moved that a vj r tha :s be extended to Mr Gender ard " iv.iss Hinslmw fo.- havirg. left the par-j ty. ; Tae convention tnen aGjCuri;ed. 1 Silver Sentiment Alive. ' That "silver sentiment is dead" is an assertion on the part of adminis trative organs in which the wish is father to the thought, there can be no doubt. But silver sentiment " is not dead. Indeed, it was never more truly alive all over the world than at present. In Japan the silver sentiment has grown to such an extent that the proop?et of overthrowing the geld standard is very good. In India tle evils of monometal lism have proved of such au evident and si-riou's nature than even the men who labored to demonetize silver in the lirsfc place are now urging its remonetizatiou. la the United States silver 9enli - meat, so far from being dead, is very much aliv.. So full of vigor is it that the issuing of gold bonds was not even suggested in congress, and $-100,000,000 worth of coin. bonds were voted for by all the gold monometal lism of both houses. Silver was also directly authorized by the act authorizing the coinage of all the silver in the treasury into dollars and those dollars will heip to pay the expenses of the war just as effectually aft an equal r. umber of gold dollars. Only 3-0.,000,000 worth of coin bonds were issued, lint the peopk- and the banks and the syndicates have rushed to subscribe, until more than SGO0,0OC, W0 have been demanded. Oh, no, silver sentiment is not dead but on the contrary, was never more .-live than at present. Kansas Com- tnoner. Itu-kln' Aihirii Salve, The best salve in the. world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt leum, fever orcs, tetter, chapped hands, cliil lilains, corns and all skin eruptions, nd positively cures pilf-s or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or money lefunded. Price :25c. per box, at Porter's. jmm& WD0 YOU FEEL. ... Jlfjf BILIOUS, DROWSY, h7T T t&W - LOWSPIR1TEO. HI If MX! BODYAKD IlfiSJUJl RjSSa! BRAIN WEARY? GLIEVHS I?1VIG0HRTKS. vVi !t cleanses the tlver ani boweb, strengthens tne kUhrl MI V akk digestion, tias ihc system is regulated an4 th ' J Gt2?. Jbody foi lified to resist disease. J VV ... A VALUABLE HERESY TO KEEP IS THE HOUSE SOLD TY ALL DRUGGISTS. acati .mil j 1 u 1 m. 1 , i..-cr-.-jOT-TT-i're - - . . . -i-r-.riW'U'W. "' r tr -mim 4 inerjf ftP Kgi MRS- A. HCfTTBWrrZ, PEOPLKSPA KTY9CAL.L.. At a regular meeting of the Peoplea Party central committee oi Edwards County, Kansas, held on Saturday, August 13, 1893, it was ordered that delegate convention be called to woeV at Kinsley on Saturday, SepL 17, 18$$ at 10 o'clock a. ra., for the purpose oi selecting candidates for oftlces of rep? Resentativo, County Superintendent, County Attorney, Clerk of the D?s'.f net Court. Probate Judge and Coo missioner for the "First District. was further ordered that the represent iHtiou iu saib convention be based, ca the vote ca,st for J. E. Andrews fop judge at the Nov. 1897 election, allow' ing one delegate-at-large for each tea votes or major fraction thereof, which; '. entitles the several townships to th 1 following number of delegates: Del pre..., Jackson . Kinsley. . . Franklin. ....4. , . . . :i. ...14. 6. Browu,v". . Wayne'. , . . Logau Lincoln . . . , L Trenton 3 All Democrats and froo-silvet Republicans are invited to oo-opoiate It is recommended that the primaries be hold in the several townships Sept. 15th, from 2 to 7 p. m, or at such tyofr as local committeemen may d&$i,gnja. I t; is also recommended that eaohfcon'n ship elect a central committeeman at, the primaries, if one has not aireaby been elected for this campaign. Immediately after the eounty - con vention, the delegates .from; tha eQ?n misaioner district will meet anl nomi nate a candidate. H. J. Noble, Sec. Geo. TaselL Ch'rim CASTOR IA Per Infanta and QhiMa. Binila Jljtatnrt if KINSLEY, KA!i5A5,