The Industrial Union du lieu suivant : McPherson, Kansas • 6

CANTON ITEMS. GA NTO ADVERTISED ENTS. Our Opinion. THE REPUBLICAN RALLY. The tiambeau club brought out an Immense STRAWS.

THAT SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIND I1LOWS. crowd upon the street. The hall at the lirst By Orn Oi'iniox Cojiimkv. was about three fourths full, and at tho close contained about one hundred and fifty CASH QiM.cn.mrinv a year 111 lldvaiiee. (Three mos.

trlul.Ajots.- people. Tho platform was occupied by the The New York Star has paid considerable attention to Levi Morton's record. It finds that the republican candidate for viee-rpres-ldent is subject to indictment on four counts for violation of tho law forbidding veterans of tho Tippecanoe campaign of 1S40. Kclilor mill BusI r. Geo.

C. Find ley, Mr. Kellogg, republican candidate for TJIURSDAV, SKl'TKMBEK 20. 1888. Attorney General first and showed exceeding bad taste In leaving the main issues of the campaign unnoticed, and devoting nearly his whole time to tho "riff raff BENTZ BROS.

Are now selling goods for cash only and will give you and scum of society," "the little side led on by the "hungry, lazy and Ioubj-" Miss Sue Griffith visited Mcpherson Tuesday. E. W. Merring took in the county me-topolis, Wednesday. MA.iii;iw: Wednesday, Sept 1888.

Jos. Welch and Mrs. Pierson, both of Canton. Dupree Bros and Mace-have sold their general merchandise store to a gentleman from Lyons. Agent Silverthorn has moved into the house recently purchased by him in the grove south of the railroad.

We understand that several companies are being formed to buy in the Butter and Cheese factory at the sale Saturday. Miss Griffith thluks of starting to Kansas City Thursday, and after spending a few days there will locate for the winter at Emporia. Miss Mattie Sawyer, sister of Mrs. Mace died Monday morning, after an illness of years duration. The remains were taken to Indiana for interrment "tramps" and "demagogs," anarchists, com munists and all that is bad.

For slurs and misrepresentations he beat even that prince of misrepresentation, Senator Kelly, himself. His ill-timed remarks wore loudly cheered by those who were there for that purpose, but were a source of great disgust to representative republicans who the importation of contract labor. Query, if thirty-five counties, in tlireo and a half months will cast 82,500 union labor votes, what will lofi couutles cast In fifteen months? Let the hireling press keep up the croak; they are giving us lots otfree advertising. Ex. The Union Labor boys of Erie township have captured and converted tho enemy completely, not one is left to tell the tale.

The last to surrrender was the member of the Republican central committee of that township. The Democrats down there caved In long time ago. Wichita Press. If ever there was a time on this earth when General Benjamin Harrison should cry aloud to his followers: "To your touts, Isreal that time is now. United labor is moving down upou him in a body.

Maybe he understands it all. Being on tho ground he should see and comprehend the danger much more perspicuously than any outsider; but whether he does or not ho is doomed. The republicans of Labette county recently made a secret poll of that county, to as- .1. I a 1 1 i 1 1 a appreciated the situation. He was followed by John Madden who cracked more mouldy chestnuts In Ids short speech than the walls of the old opera house ever heard before.

As soon as his subject became apparent tho crowd began to In dry goods, furnishing goods, notions, boots and shoes. Also save you money on groceries cf all kinds. Call and see us and buy good goods cheap. go until not over a third waa left Mr. Madden has a good voice and delivery, but ho needs to read union labor literature until he gets an idea or two that has some inter est to men of his own day and generation, and to consecrate his talent to some modem reform and let the old played-out systems BENTZ BROS.

A CARD. Because pensioned soldiers warn the people of approaching danger, they are denounced by hireling speakers, as occupying the position of criminals, turning state's evidence. The position taken, openly admits and lnferentialiy declares that "a lie" well stuck to is as good as truth. Such a position only shows a disposition to hide the rascality of the republican party Why not answer an argument Wasted life has constitutional rights, as sacred as any legal gentry, that ever Btraddled an editorial tripod, or standing high before the community between a stovepipe hat and buckled shoos. of by-gone despotism alone.

A QUERY. CANTON, KAS. A subscriber from Lyons, Kansas asks who Mrs Emery is, and If it is true that she CS8T'rmlu wit-l' advertisers. is a daughter of Abraham Lincoln. We never heard that she was, and more than that she Is the author of "Seven Financial Conspiracies" wo only know that she has long been an able champion of op ecu ineir uwu bireiigui aim uie sireugui oi the union labor party, and to their horror they found the union labor had a majority cf over 1,000 over tho republicans.

This has knocked the wind entirely out of thorn. Their papers in that county have been blowing about the union labor party dying over there, but if that is death, oh grave, where is thy victory Galena Minor. The republicans of Saline county have a bard campaign before theui. It's no use to laugh this matter off. The fact is apparent.

Go to any part of the county and you will find that the U. party is coining rapidly to the front They claim that it is all important that speakers should be eeut out and reason with the people. There is no logical foundation for the labor party and If the matter was properly shown up ovory deluded person would return to the fold. Sallna Republican. Rats! Canton Bakery, C.

LINDENBERGER SON, PROP. Keens constantly on hntid pressed labor and is a highly respectable lady about fifty years of age. She has been engaged for thirty speeches In Kansas by the state committee and will probably be heard from in her own behalf. Her book is hav ing tho whlest sale of any work since Uncle Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes, Cigar sand TOWN TALK. Mr.

and Mrs. Lund will henceforth reside hi Kansas City. 1 he (iraham house has been opened up by Dr. Dutchcr. 11.

IJoniborger has purchased the Mungor Bros, meat market Streeter and Cuniiinghani badges for sale at Oun OmioN office. lie sure and get Bixby Lindsay's price on paint and oil before you buy. 2tf "How Jim Taylor's pupil did wind up Senator Kelly 1" is a common expression. Ek's drug store is the place to got good cigars, pipes, perfumery, paints and oils. 3 Chas.

Dean is having a residence built east of town. Levi MeCash is the builder. Elegant perfumeries of the daintiest doors are to be found at the drug store of L. P.Ek. 3 A candy factory has been established in the room recently occupied by Mixen and Kill inn.

The parade of the minstrel band Thursday was a picturesque affair, and a delight to the small boys. Chas. Lindsay, brought before tho police court Tuesday for breaking windows, was lined and cost. For tho best kind of a smoke go to Ek's drug store, also the most elegant and serviceable pipes In the city. 3 There will be an oyster supper given by the ladies of the relief corps at tho Odd fellows hall, Saturday evening.

Dennis Osborne 1). 1). an East Indian, and his son gave a free entertainment at the M. E. church Thursday evening.

J. Q. Barnes detected a gentlemen and lady in the shop-lit'ting act a few days ago, He will probably report them to the grand jury. Only ten cents for "The Seven Financial Conspiracies," three for a quarter, 51. per dozen.

We want to dispose of 500 in the m-xt two weeks. You can get anything In the patent medicine line you want of Bixby Lindsay, as they carry the largest stock in the county al the Palace drug store. Utf The Flambeau Clubmade its appearance Wednesday evening. The' boys looked very picturesque in their handsome uniform, but they need more drilling. A young man named who was trying to get away from town without paying his bourd bill, was collared by Policeman lieyliolds and forced to pay up.

llerrington, hereafter will be tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Highlander. Mr. Highlander has accepted a position In one of the large mercantile establishments of that city.

Don't forget that for the very best thing in paints and oils, the right place to go is Ek's drug store. His slock is of the finest quality and his prices are the most reasonable in town. 3 Pastor Swenson, II. B. Kelly and O.

II Spencer will speak for the republican party in MePliorson on the 25th of Sept, at 'i p. m. And in the evening L. U. Humphrey and J.

A. Felt will speak at The Fanner's Store has been moved down town to the 1st door south of Norton's Tom's Cabin, and is pronounced to be tho most correct, clear and able exposure of the financial policy of tho republicans and democratic parties ever written. A SAMPLE. ICE CREAM and All Kinds of temperance drinks. Call and see the "Milk.

Shake" now in operation. The following is a sample of the letters that daily are arriving at this ollice, and Canton, Kansas. more than any tiling else it is such letters Effi "Trade with our iulvoi Users, A DIALOGUE, (SC'KNE 1ST.) Timo Friday afternoon. Characters Levi MuCash and Visitor. MeCash.

You want to eomo out tonight and hoar the discussion. Tho Union Labor follows are getting a mnu hero to do up Kelly. We are going to have somo fun. Kelly Is "loaded for bear." SCKNE 2X1). Time Saturday morning.

Visitor How about the beftr? McCash-Well Kelly shot his load hut he didn't get the bear. That bear is alive yet. NOTICE. The Canton Carrier with all its subscri)-tion and advertising patronage lias been sold to Ont Opinion publishing company. All accounts for subscription, advertising and job work, prior to September 1st, were reserved and are to be paid to the undersigned.

The subscription books of the CAititinu, after this week will lie left at Canton wlih J. K. Batten, who will be in ills ollice over the old Cakuikk office, on Saturdays, and is authorized to collect money on subscriptions and receipt for the same. C. Findi.ky.

Mcl'herson, Kas. A gentleman from Dclmore township, says that all the republicans he can count in that township are four. If Battle Hill that leads us to believe that Kansas is solid 1 in November for union labor: Lyons Kas, Sept, 10 1W, HA Mis. Fixdi.p.v. Dour sir: Enclosed find 01 Kansas to pay for year's subscription to your paper, an i a copy of Seven Financial Con spiracies.

I have lead the pamphlet through but want a copy to lend to my re publican and democratic friends. I have always voted the republican ticket since I became of age, but can conscieneiously port it no longer. Yours for success. UNION LABOH MEETINGS. A.

LYONS Will speak at the following places next Cashiee. Organized Aug, 19, 1887. Does a General Banking Business in all its Departments. Collections a specialty. STOC2CHOLBEBS.

J. P. SLATTKN, JOS. WERE, A.DEUPEEE, KAM'L STEIN Ell, VVM.CONKLIN, GEO. SC1IOWK, J.

F. BUY ANT. Individually responsible to (he amount of 700,000.00. and Meridian do not hustle themselves Del- week Superior township School house No. 67, Tuesday evening, 'it.

Superior township Aiken, Wednesday more will carry oil tne U. L. banner. G. W.

Stockhaui, the Conway rustler, is working up an in; ense trade in the butchering business. We believe ho has struck the right lead and are certain that he should be encouraged by the public. We desire to call attention to the fact that evening, 20. Castle township Wheatland, Thursday evening, 27. Lone Tree Stropo school house, Friday jCffi'Trndo with our advertisers.

the republicans at their recent county con vention passe.i a resolution not to support evening, 3S. ABE WE ANABCTHSTS? the papers that did not support their candi SENATOR KELLY AND MRS. EMERY. If Mrs. Emery was a voter and lived in McPhersou county would Mr.

Kelly sneer at her as a thing unlit to live, just because she wrote a little pamphlet giving her views on the financial condition of thu If some man had her in his arms carrying her from a "burning building," she would be a "precious burden," but writing the "Seven Financial Conspiracies," she has become a perpetual "thorno In the side" to tho old parttes and a verrltable "Uncle Tom's Cabin," to the new party. AVe pity the man who lias beeu so unfortunate In the matter of lady associates as to be impressed with the inferiority or incapacity of all woman, that" one who should dare to write heropiuionson finance and have them printed, deserves to bj held up before an audience and sneered at ai a monstrosity. If Mr. Kelly had lived two hundred years ago he might have pleaded ignorance as an excuse for insulting tho sex to which his wife and mother belongs. Mr.

Kelly and Mr. Ingalls are a pretty brace of law-makers to be sent to make laws for the great progressive people of Kausas, a Ntate which is always In the van of progress and reform. It may bo a flank movement of the rum power. The prohibition ists will look after that. A county is on the down grade when it laws and law-makers do not keep pace in their development with the progressive intelligence of the people.

The overthrow of one-sided legislation will be a greater victory tlinn were ever gained by Cromwoll or Bunyan. In this war of right, against might, the sharp logical weapons of mind, scintillating in every direction against tho fossillzatlons of tho past this venerated idol, custom, which the Irreverant finger of the iconoclast dares to touch in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. This campaign is a battle of ideas against rotten laws and rot ton eggs, a battle between the people and the corporations, the trusts, the syndicates and money loancrs, and it is the policy of the party to fill the state and national congress with lawyers, bankers and railroad attorneys, and when the people demur againts this they are called cranks, and communists. In the lawmaking power of the country every trade or profession should have a representation according to its members. Senator Kelly threw the first spade of dirt from his own political grave in his disscussion with Corning in McPherson.

A friend of Mrs. Emery's. If we are the dynamite with which we propose to blow the republican majority in J. A. BOYTS5 dates.

We don't want to see union labor men beeome that seldsh but will say this: If you can only afford to take one paper, let it bo a union labor paper. Fair Play. Kansas into a thing of the past is "The Seven Financial Conspiracies." Ouo huh died copies lias just been riicieved at this Every union labor man, who realizes the full purport of tho principles which ho be ollice. One copy free with every new cash restaurant. The proprietor's of this estab lieves In, should do all he can to help the Jewelry lishment are building up a flue trade, and they deserve the patronage of every laboring man.

cause along. Wo are positive that no honest man can read union labor literature without coming over to our side. Lend or give a union labor paper or phainphlet to subscriber to Ont Opinion. Single copy 10 cents, three for 25 ecr.ts. ANOTHER BAD BROTHER.

At the home of the bride near Clinton, on the 13th of September, ISmh, Rev. Wm. T. Flndley of Winnebago, There is an effort on foot to from a class CLOCKS. SILVERWARE, in literature at the College open to all who wish to enter.

It is a commendable undertaking and should be taken hold of by the your neighbor and request him to read it -Fair Plav. Neb, and Miss Wlnnifred llaldennan, of Oculist young people of MePhtrson in a way to If the discussion Friday night won back Clinton, Kansas. render its sucess certain. any union labor men to their first-love we Try our Now Eye Iter GOODS The victims of tho above sad calamityare now stopping in this city, on their wedding would like to know who It is? Namo one. On the other hand converts to tho union Of all kinds.

Senator Kelly, we are informed, confessed to a friend that he was not prepared for the tour, at the residence of ye editor, BUSINESS MEN. dose he was obliged to take Friday night. faith are not few. No singlo speech con verts them. They are not made that way The Senator has had ample timo and war Speeches set them to thinking, and when ning to get ready and there was no excuse STATIONERY.

Blank Books, Albums, and all the Standard Literature of the day, Fine Cigars, Etc. an honest man is pierced through bis preju whatever for his defenceless condition. If sagacity will see the advantage of advertising in Ouh Opinion. Our circulation is larger, letter distributed, and more eagerly sought after than any other news Subscribe for Oun Opinion and get a free dice sufficiently to do a llttlo thinking for himself there Is imminent danger of that man being bom anew into the union labor eopy of Mrs Emery's matchless work Canton, Kansas. paper in the county, or indewl central Kan 'J iailc with our advertisers.

"Seven Financial Conspiracies. Only 25 sas, and considering the advantages that party. cents for the campaign, fl.5J per year, we can give our patrons our rates are the Wennist not confine this union labor Also a copy given to every old subscriber lowest obtainable. movement so much to physical workers, who will pay up a years subscription. The great class of "middle men, the mer 'We can talk as wc please," said a rcpub- TOWN HERD.

lieanthe other moruiug to a gentleman chants and business men in general, In fact, that whole army of producers and dis who is neither republican nor a union la Fall pasturre is excellent and tho town herd under my care is doing better than ever. For the nroof of which I refer to tributors of wealth, are interested In har bor, but we are forced to admit that our man Kelly got badly used up Friday night," NOTICE THM A. LYONS, Attorney, Loann money on Farm Property eo that you can pay off all at once, or in partial payments at any interest installment, without bonus. Lowest rate of intcrnst ia the County. Office up stair in Milli gan'a building, Canton, Kansas.

EryTntroiiiye our advertisers. my patrons. Cows bought and sold both He had no business to monkey with an lng the government to control the amount of money in circulation and not an association of national bankers, money loancrs, bondholders, Wall street financiers, speculators in bonds and watered stocks, anil gamblers in the necessaries of life. Fair dry and milch. Pasturage 1 1 per month.

J. II. Lessenger, If you want Dress Goods 25 per cent cheaper than can be found elsewhere, call on Bishop Whittinghiil at old Star store stand. electrical storm. The general sentiment of the republicans KNIGHFS OF LABOR MEETING.

of MePliorson is to the effect that they have Morris L. Wheat, regular authorized Play. This year every man that leaves tho re abundance of home talent that could do better at speech-making than the representa publican party Is "sorehead or a crank." tives of their st.tte ticket who here A sorehead is the man who has been voting Wednesday evening. 11. A.

KeJr can talk lecturer of the K.of L. will deliver a nonpartisan address at Forell's building, Mon-evening, September 24. AH are invited. G. W.

M. BUSINESS MEN. Will bear in mind that the regular Issue for plug hats nnd torchlight processions, all over cither of them. B. S.

IIIB.BY, LAOKSMITH and WAGOV-SHAKER thinking it meant reduction of taxes and paying off the bonds, tho subsequent events Don't fall to patronize our advertisers. And don't fall to let them know that you rove the rontrarv. henoe the foretermed condition of his cranium. A "crank" is a aw what they had to nay in Own Opinion 6fOrn Opinion is lio quires each Issue. And we are prepared to prove it.

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ty, the best paper in central Kunsas. Your per cent a month for another man brains, Grenola Chief. interest and ours are together. REDUCED IN PRICE. "Seven Financial Conspiracies" only ten NOTICE.

Bishop and Whittinghiil, of Madlsonvllle Kentucky, have purchased the Immense Patronize our advertisers. taTrade with our advertisers. Everybody knowing themselvM indebted to Leksell Engtitrom please call nnd settle before the same ia left cents per copy from now until election. After that the price will be returned to the old rate. stock of dry goods formerly owned by I.rek- ers.

For cure of Headache, Con sell mid Engstrom and opened it up in the old stand of the Star dry goods store. They Btipation and Indigetoion try Jidec- The Ingalls resolution in the L'. L. state rin Hitters bntire BatisracHOU are gentlemen of experience and ability, and with their mammoth stock will un ia the collector's hands. Leksell Office in Bowkerg ntore.

8-4t Our immense stock of oods guaranteed, or money refunded. platform seemed to hurt our friend Mr. Kellogg very much. Is he aware that Senator doubtedly secure a large per cent of the ATice b) cts, ana per uums tia Amir ctnrnn of Sfhofield Ingalls is the man who has deliberately said and taught that the government of tho United States does not rest upou the "con Liudsay, and J. H.

Day's, of Canton. tc be closed out regardless E. V. MERINO, Real Estate, Loan, And Insurance Agent. Also Notary Public.

GENUINE Mm S8wiD IcSiaes of cost, flt the old Star stand, MERRILL KENNEDY, Dealers In BtaplG nl Faacy Grcceriss, QUEEHSWARU, Confections, Cigars, tobaccos, etc. KANSAS. Now is the time to buy sent of the governed," but upon force? With such ideal heroes as Bismarck and Ingalls, the republican party will soon be your winter Shoes at 25 to $1,50 per pair less than reg trade. The address of Mr. Corning Saturday night at the corner of Mainstreet and Kansas aevnue, in spite of the chilly evening was attened by about two hundred.

For alxMit three hours Mr. Corniug poured his hot shot into the records of the republican party and effectually showed np the falsehoods circulated about the "young Giant" of the west in their true light readv to teach and defend the "divine right ular nrices. Cal 1 and see for of kings." five doors north of Union Hotel building. Bishop Whittinghiil. Our terms are strictly cssh.

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