Lyon County Democrat from Emporia, Kansas • 1

OToUtttti pemocrat t)on tfomtttj 3t txotxal SUBSCRIBE NOW One Year ILH Six Months 73 n. ADVERTISE NOW. ADVERTISING IS THE SECRET OF SUCCESS." P. T. Barnura.

ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN LYON COUNTY. it I1! ill THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN LYON COUNTY. HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY. D. S.

OILMORE, Publisher. CIRCULATION 800. EMPORIA, LYON COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1893. srrcoEssOR to A DM IKE INDEPENDENT. VOL.

H. NO. 24. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. ADVERTISING RATES.

PAIR PLAY. BENEFITS TO BOTH COUNTRIES, THE OTHER SIDE. WASHINGTON LETTER democrats seems never to have entered the heads of the calamity shouters of That Would Follow from Free Trade with the G. O. yet such is the case.

The organization known as the A Communication From an Un Mexico. i 3 It is quite certain that the democrats Regular Correspondent. Washington, Sept. 25, 1803. Ihe following' is an extract from a American Protective association is will not reduce duties so that they will known Democrat.

Editor Democrat: letter dated City of Mexico, Mexico, Representative Bynum has a bil average less than 25 per cent, on manu spier. 1 year. It mos. 3 mos. One WO i CO 00 i Xi 00 One-half column 00 20 00 Oue-quarter column.

35 20 00 12 00 One-eiKtitli 20 0 12 00 6 00 Cards of three lines or less, per year $5 00 For each addit ional line over three 1 00 Transient notices, five cents per line each First I'atce space 75 cents per inch straight. Four Issues constitute one month. July 21, 1S93. written by ex-Gov. Crit havino- trouble throughout the country.

It was formulated in di- factured goods the average duties of providing for a jjraded income tax tenden, our new consul-general to Mexico, to Messrs. S. K. and Kirk Ar 1 notice that the last issue of your paper devotes some space to the advocacy of Mr. C.

I Burge as postmaster the Reform club proposed bill; yet duties levied in accordance with the republican platform could not possibly rect opposition to the Roman Catho which he proposes to use his best efforts to o-et reported to the house mour. The letter in full is printed in -FOR TIIE of this city to the exclusion of others. exceed 20 per cent, on manufactured lie church in the United States, and in opposition to all believers in Araencan Industries of August 5. 'Gentlemen: Minister Gray and and passed. Kindly permit me, a Democrat, to say goods and would probably not exceed KJUATI CON VKNTIOX.

led -to see Hon. Romero Rubio, secre a few words in reply. 10 per cent. tary, of the interior in reference to the The Minneapolis platform says that Catholicism. We believe this is wronc While we are a Protestant In the first plac Mr.

Burare did not Secretary Gresham, who is now in decree of IVesident Diaz, forbidding "on all imports coming into competi A convention of the Democrats of Lyon county will he held at KniMria on huturday, I iftolx-r li, at 1 o'clock p. for Indiana, is not enioyincr his usual get the unanimous endorsement of the countv oommittee. as vou alleere, and trie introduction of fresh pork into this tion with the products of American now always have been and alway city. labor there should be levied duties gooa health, ana lie proposes going those familar with the facts well know the pu rpose ill placing in noniiiiaiion c.111-ilidules for the following offices: sl. i-iir I'miiitv Clerk.

Keirlster of Deeds, will be Ave see no wisdom in kick-incr up disturbances which cause equal to the difference between wages "He presumed that it had a bearing on i the admission of all kinds of pork to California shortly to remain six the questionable means used by him to abroad and at The only possi Treasurer, Joronvr, Surveyor, and to elect uiemhers of the county central committee. The delegates from the first commis- or seven weeks, hoping that the ana to a certain extent on slaughtered get the names he did. ble way to estimate this difference in DEMOCRAT The Only Democratic Newspaper in Lyon County. STJTBSORrPTIOjST RATES: only bitter feelings and are product beef. We did not see an official copy pV dUtrict.

will also meet and place in In the second place the congressional ive of no good. The Catholic ele of the report, therefore sought an of change will be beneficial. committee endorsed every one for post ficial explanation of it Minister duties is to find the difference in the labor cost of producing a certain quantity at home and abroad and to make duties equal to this difference. But the total labor cost of manufactured nominal ion a candidate for county commissioner from their district. The primary election to elect delegates to the ahove named county convention will he held at the voting places of the various master in this countv that our local Rubio, having supervision over what ment throughout the state ana throughout the Uuited States is very As though enough fakes could not member wanted, irrespective of quali ever, affects the administration of the be manufactured in Washington con election precincts, on riuay, epiemoer M.t.tv.ri luinrs of 7 And o'clock D.

fication or the desire of the people. goods in i this country, according to internal revenues of the country, was the proper officer to see in reference to cerning the intention of the admin It was the same with all the counties census reports, was 25 per cent, in 1800, large and they are as a class intelligent, honest and industrious citizens, American in every sense of the word, this subject, and after having received 1 11 A 1 1 In the city of Emporia, and from 2 to 5 o'clock p. In the balance of the county. Basis of representation will lie that of the last delegate convention. The various wards and precincts will be entitled to the follow of the district, the sentiment being "you istration, one was cabled over from 23 per cent in 1S70, and 22 per cent in 1S80.

It is expected that the census of 1890 will show it to be less than 20 per us witn inai mariceci politeness ever characteristic of the officials here, he endorse my man and I will your's." ONE YEAR. and loyal to our government. Their France a day or two ago, saying that an agent of this government was Senator Martin so far has not given ing representation: KM1MIRIA CITY. explained that it did not apply to our cent Hence if it costs nothing to pro SIX MONTHS. relijrion is theirs exclusively.

To First ward -75 own country, as no fresh pork was duce goods in Europe republican his endorsement to any candidate for postmaster at Emporia, and will doubt negotiating a gold loan in Paris. Very naturally Secretary a form an organization to conflict with Second ward i ri i ward brought here from the United States; duties could not exceed 20 per cent and the application was alone to the less be well advised before doing so. Carlisle regarded it as too preposter or in any way suppress that religion And if goods costs only half as much to produce there as here, as is claimed pork slaughtered outside of this federal Fourth ward 4 KM I'll HI A TOWNSHIP. East side West side 3 is to strike at the very vitals ot our The Postmaster General has already made a number of appointments in the ous to require an official denial. by some of the wildest protectionists, district.

"I think he is correct in this proposition, for two reasons: Subscriptions payable in advance. No subscription taken for less than six months. We publish an Independent, Non-Fusion, Non-Republican Democratic Newpaper, and on this basis we solicit your support and patronage. A me ric 11 to ush i Ivy township 1 constitution, which states in unequi district against the committee's en then duties should average about 10 per cent But, in the opinion of emi I he house will to-morrow take up AliXK.H till TOHBSIlir. At'tie "First To secure the revenue of $4.85 dorsement for reasons that are just and nent republicans like James G.

Blaine vocal terms that religious, belief shall be unrestricted, that every man Alien 5 KushoiiiT 5 on each animal brought in and slaught the Tucker bill for the repeal of the federal election laws and the debate proper. and William M. Evarts, who made of ered in this district. ficial reports upon the subject, the dif Waterloo township Freement township TOWKSHIP. thereon will be continued until Oct.

V. T. McCarty Esq. is the man above all others who should receive the ap "oecona un sanitary grounds, as shall worship God according to the dictates of of his own conscience. yth, when a vote will be taken.

The such slaughtered animals may have Neosho Uapids 7 Taylor pointment for our city, and anion ference in wages paid here and abroad but represents the difference in the amount of work done, so that goods are manufactured as cheaply here as been diseased, killed and brought to majority in favor of the bill will be We foresee no danger from Catho 1 tt 1 1 1 1 ..........1 numerous reasons therefor, are the RKAIIIXd TOWNSHIP. precisely that of the Democrats on the floor the day the vote is taken, following: He has been an exemplary lie domination in this country. Our liberties are built on too firm a basis abroad. Such being the case the repub II OF fill Id l'hillips 1 II.MKNDAKO TOWNSniP citizen among us for the last twenty- licans, if in power, must reduce duties to practically nothing that is if they Hartford 5 i as it will receive every Democratic vote in the house, and it is not prob four years. He came when Emporia this market and sold because diseased.

Viewing this decree in this light, we think it an unobjectionable one, and no one here or elsewhere should complain of it. "He requested- me to inform him whether any pork was shipped into this country from the United States. 1 Elmendaro Summit TOWNSHIP. should pay any attention to their plat able any Democrat will be absent and our social structure is too Democratic to succumb to the arbitrary rule of one religious class as arrayed form, hat an awful predictament was a hamlet and has done his share in building up a city of ten thousand people, has always been a Democrat, we would then be in, with no tariff Hitler Seel ion KiM'k -reek that day, unless necessarily compel! ed to be. NEATLY EXECUTED.

against the others. 1IKR TOWNSHIP. taxes and with cheap goods. We shud der to think of what we escaped! even in the dark days of his party when PI vmonth 2 to be such in Kansas was equivalent to Tally's Mill It is only fair to say that the country AMER1CUS NOTES. Representative McCreary is losing Iy order of the Democratic county central loss of business and social ostracism, wrote him a communication a few days after the interview, informing him that no such meats were shippad here from the United States.

I have been informed that not a pound of fresh pork is shipped here from Kansas City, for four reasons: would expect republicans to pay as little attention to their platform as the committee. u. lMliCKEY, Secretary. Chairman. He has contributed his means for no opportunity to convince the mem bers of the house committee on coin Good rains during the last week.

democratic party is paying to repub We Guarantee Lower Prices and BETTER WORK than any other-office in Emporia. Give us a trial. D. S. CILMORE, Editor and Proprietor.

lican howls. B. W. IL age, to which was referred his bill Strip boomers are returning daily. party purposes, made speeches, been- a delegate to about all of the conventions in the county and was the presiding of providinc for the appointment of a MLai'CAN TRADE.

Grandma Heasley has cone to joint congressional and commercial Our Commerce wltb Oar Xelcnbar Would ficer at numbers of them, and yet he has never been awarded with an office monetary committee to investigate Iowa to visit her daugher. "First On account of the tariff. "Second Expense of transportation. "Third Meat would be injured in refrigerator cars. "Fourth The home market could and Be Greatly Increased If the Tariff our entite financial system and re Oxlv thirty-two more days ami the o-reatest exhibition ever held on American soil will close.

and Mitchell will fight for the championship some time in December for a stake of $40,000. Were I.et Down a Little. L. W. Sutton has moved his feed of any kind.

Consul-General Crittenden's article port where and how improvements In business, ability, morality and in racks and otherwise improved the would undersell it, as in the Mexican may be made, of the necessity of re on our trade relations with Mexico has been published In most of the mind the home meat is preferable, upon tegrity he is eminently qualified. appearance of his feed lots. the idea, I presume, that 'home things porting it favorably to the house. The committee is still considering mercantile and trade papers of this The sentiment of the educational, Jenard. Hineman has bought the country, and with favorable editorial relisious and business interest of our are always sweeter and better than foreign the bill.

comments. The American Industries CHARLES RYDER, Dispensing- Drug-gist. community are largely in his favor. "My observation and experience here of New York city has reproduced the He has a majority of the Democratic hay press of his father, Geo. Hineman, and will continue the hay business at this place.

taught me a different lesson, particu Tun Populists are getting scared, we've got them on the rustle, and unless they quicken up their pace, they'll trot kicked in the bustle. The house by the very decisive article in full, together with a letter from Henry Ware Allen, of the city of patrons of the office. He has not gone Perfumes, Toilet Articles, and Sponges. Prescriptions Carefully Com to remote parts of the county to obtain Mexico, which tiie writer says that vote of 142 to 57 decided against allowing clerks at a day to each J. W.

Mitchell and wife came in pounded, oil Commercial Mreet. larly in the matter of beef. If the new tariff were not so high on fresh meats of all kinds, could the packing houses of Kansas City ship such products into this city at a profit? I am aware that "Gov. Crittenden predecessor, sent to 1 or sixteen house committee wincn this country by the Harrison adminis names and then palm them off on the department as patrons of the Emporia iiostoffice. as others have done in this rarely ever hold a meeting or tran tration, was so impressed bv the harm- Saturday from Pennsylvania and the Fair, and J.

W. had a busy evening setting up the cigars to his many only a small part of this population can fulness of the tariff to both countries contest. that in spite of his party attachment afford to purchase foreign meats, or, in fact, any meat at all. Therefore, the sact any business, and thus put itself on record as favoring economy in public expenditures no matter how and where the money is spent, and I am prepared to say more on this friends. Buy a Good Gash Register.

he beame quite as prounced a tariff reformer as the average tariff-for-revenne subject should circumstances require market would naturally be limited to a small per cent, of the citizens of this W. S. Brewer drought in a load democrat" it. THE MERCANTILE, PRICE, $25.00. also put itself in line with the ad cHy.

I would like to see the commerce As shown by ex-Goy. Crittenden, our of sweet pumpkins last Saturday Eveky Democrat in the county should attend the primaries at their respective voting precincts to-day in the country and to-night in the city. Considerable excitement was aroused in the White house yesterday by the appearance of an insane man who wanted to assasinate the president. Always a Democrat. between this country and our own ex trade with Mexico both imports and which were of enormous size and Used and endorsed by nearly 10,000 progressive Merchants.

In the first place vou say Mr. ministration which declared war against sinecures from the first day of its existence. A. tended. I think it should be far beyond its present sum total.

There are, sold readily to our merchants. liurcre did not fret the unanimous exports would be enormously increased if the tariff bars were let down a little; if removed entirely we would in my opinion, two in the Dr. Chas. James returned last Fri A way out of the present dead get practically all of Mexico's foreign trade. We could then supply the people of that country, he says, with day to his home in, Centerville la.

way at present; one, tue exorbitant and oppressive tariff system between the two republics, and the other, the methods our merchants pursue toward the-, merchants hero. It would be a lock and a preventive of any further dead-locks has been placed ready Greenlee Bros, brought us a endorsement of the county committee. Let us see. When this committee went into executive session the day the postoffice cases vere considered, a resolution was made and passed to the effect that any ap everything they require from a paper sample of their corn last week, which made into the hands of the Demo TS SVZHy 2TTATI, ET0BS. It h.is tlie latest combination It the qitii-kest rpfrisfer tn oporat.

1 1 reecrvls in tiie It records money -aid out aiid receive! oa account. It shows who does the work. It educates yon in correct methods. It prevents disputes in case of error. It pny its ci-5t every month in eavfcg of tiiiie snj nior.t-v.

It is practicnl, durable and reliable. It is tally guaranteed for two years. WRITE TO THE MANUFACTURERS FOR FULL PARTICULARS; of pins to the most intricate piece of machinery manufactured by Ameri cans. We would be benefitted also in cratic senators by Senator Piatt, of Conneticut. That Democrats should feel a repugnance towords the adop surpassed any thing in the corn line we have seen this year in size and quality.

We have seen plenty of the reduction in the price of the Mex The colored people are preparing to establish a negro town at Liberty in the Cherokee strip. Colonies are beinf organized in the southern states and will soon move into the "promised land." blessing to the people of both countries if absolute free trade existed between Mexico-and the United States. I hope this word will not alarm some of the politicians in the latter country. Even as ardent supporter of the McKinley bill as the Globe-Democrat forcibly ican goods we buy, and we buy a great deal more from Mexico than most peo plicant before that body who received a majority, his endorsement tion of Senator Piatt resolution good corn this year but as the Green- ple think. The value of our Mexican imports last vear was over 550,000,000, providing for a cloture rule, which is now in the hands of the committee ee brothers are considered thorough said in its issue of May 18: and the trade is growing every year.

would be made unanimous. Mr. Burge received twelve votes and Mr. McCarty received one. Would you AMERICAN CASH REGISTER 230 Clinton Chicago.

"'If the custom houses on the Canadi YV hen tne Mcivmley bdl is taken 0 farmers we are not surprised to find the best corn in tneir fields. an and Mexican lines at the United by congress and the tariff revised, Mex on rules, is perfectly natural. Still, it would be well for them to keep that weapon where it can be used, if all other methods of proceding with the business of the people shall fail. not consider this tocether with the States borders were removed altogeth The Democrat is the best adver resolutions adopted, a sufficient num A1.1. the trains running out of Chicago carrying mail or express in any direction will hereafter be supplied with Winchesters, to be used by both passengers and train crews in case of attack by robbers.

tising madium in the country as the ico will not be forgotten. It is well understood that President Diaz desires to establish closer trade relations with this country, and there is little doubt that as soon as the tariff barriers on ber to justify the use of the word er, the countries concerned would be benefited. A free market for all our products, manufactured as well as natural, in Canada and Mexico, and a market equally free in the United States for all those countries raise or fashion would be a great boon on all following will prove. Last week we said Wanted A good wood-work- unanimous i F. A.

Wholesale Manufacturers of You also made the assertion that work and last the congressional committee endor PLEASURE VEHICLES. Saturday Simon Gaither responded sed every one in the county that our local members wanted. Did not Mr. to the call from the Cherokee strip our side of the Rio Grande are removed he will remove' those on the Mexican side. The old prejudice in Mexico against the United States has about died out, except among the ultra conservatives, and there is no good reason why we should not have nearly all of that country's foreign trade.

St Louis Republic. Burge receive the endorsement of lit. a Tjie train robbers on the Uurling-ton Si Missouri River railroad were greeted with the proper redeption last Sunday night which resulted in the death of two and the capture of three others, only one escaping. sides. We do not want and will not accept anything like free trade with the outside world in general, but with these countries on our border all trade restrictions, or nearly all, ought to be removed by mutual consent as soon as arrangements to this effect can be entered every memoer ot this committee except one? Mr.

Dale receiving the one? What support did Mr. Mc ana was at nis uencn reaay to ao such work, and we are now. supplied with a wagon maker. Simon needs no recommendation as he is well known here. PI I 3 3 33 I AN ILLUSTRATION.

Carty receive before the congres sional committee? "These are words of much wisdom What Free Trade la Doing for an East Our article last week did not state apples of gold in pictures of India City. Free trade is well illustrated in the Gibson sold and erected for Kansas alone, by removal of these custom laws, would be benefited millions city and in the island of Singapore. The latter belongs to Great Britain, of dollars. Kansas butter is now sell that Senator Martin had personally endorsed Mr. Burge, but we did say that his endorsenient together with those of the committees would be recognized.

Henry Soto last week a new windmill and tank which greatly add to the convenience of Mr. Soto's already aj i ing in this market at 80 cents per Some newspaper man started the report that a Brookfield, N. girl kneads bread with her gloves on. An exchange answers: "We also need bread with our shoes on. We need it badly, too, and if our delinquents do not soon psy up we will need it without any pants on." and is an East Indian possession, acquired in 1S24.

The city immediately became a free port, with neither import nor export duties. Remove the tariff and it would command only half that sum and the F. A. AAES S- well improvd farm. Again you say that the Postmas Trade being thus free, the city of The late rain has much improved demand, in my opinion, would be so great that your 'Silver Churn Butter-ine' would have to come here by car Factory and Salesrooms, OWENSBORO, KY.

ter General has made a number of appointments in this district against Singapore immediately began a healthy prosperitv. From a mere collection of pastures and supplied an abundance of stock water and stock is now do- load to supply the demand. the endorsements of the committees. There is not a bright schoolboy in Kansas who cannot calculate the finan ng well in the pastures which will now be good until frost comes. FAHRWEY HAMMOCK CARTS cial advantages that Kansas would d-rive from even a modification of the custom house duties levied at our border.

Where are they? Miss King who received the Neosho Rapids appointment was endorsed by the county committee. Furthermore the post-office appointment for Emporia is not made by the Postmaster General. The decision and signature of Presi C. L. Williams, of Allen Creek, started overland to 111.

last Tuesday. Mexico is improving rapidly in population and in the volume of its trade, and In proportion to that increase will the A number of the miners prominent in the late strike are organizing a company to mine coal upon the cooperative plan. They have secured an option upon three hundred acres of coal lands and will develop it and place their coal upon the market and make a specialty of soliciting Alliance men and Populists as customers. We hear the name of Wm. Grims- native huts it has become a modern city of civilization, and has over 100,000 inhabitants The imports of Singapore have always been in excess of the exports, thus enriching the city by a profit of from 8 to 33 per cent In 1S24 the imports were $6,000,000, while the exports were profit of 33 per cent For 1875 and 1876 the imports were 10 per cent more than the exports that is, there was 10 per cent profit on the commerce.

Countries 'that import more than they export are getting richer by trade. Countries that export more than they import are losing wealth growing poorer. MO HORSE MOTION Of? WO SALE. PATENTED JTB 30tk, 1891. dent Cleveland must be secured before the commission is issued to the ley repeatedly mentioned as a candidate for county treasurer on the demand for the products of our country increase.

We can naturally supply them cheaper than any other nation, and we, should supply Mexico with everything they require, from a paptr of pins to the most intricate piece of chosen candidate. This will change Democratic ticket, and we can say the program to a certain extent will it The Democratic party expects the Democratic senators to pass the relief measure the party has pledged itself to pass. Representative Ilolman, since he became chairman of the house committee on Indian affairs, has gone into the subject of Indian expenditures with his usual thoroughness, and he now announces that material reduction may be made in every direction without injury to the interests of either the Indian or the government, and further that he intends to see that they are made in the appropriation bill to be made from his commitcee. It is fashionable to deride Mr. Holm an and his enomical ideas, but it is to such men as he that the honor will belong of keeping the Democratic party from falling; into the extravagant habits which played so important a part in driving the Republican party from power.

As President Cleveland has truly said: "The people of this country must learn to practice economy, and the example must be set by the government." The senate is practically in a deadlock, and unless it can be broken all of the Democratic legislation which has been promised the people will fail. This may appear to be a strong statement, but it is strictly true. When the agreement was reached between those who favor and those who oppose the Voorhees repeal bill to prolong the debate until all who had expressed a wish to speak thereon shall have had an opportunity to do so two weeks or more the acknowledgement was made that the senate was in a dead-lock over that bill; that it was impossible to force a vote. If a majority larger than that which the bill for the repeal of the laws authorizing fedral interference with elections or the tariff bill will have cannot force a vote, how-can a vote be forced upon -those measures, or indeed upon any others that may be passed by the house and opposed by the solid Republican vote in the senate. That is the situation in a nutshell, and disagreeable as it is to Democrats, it is better to face it than to pretend not to see it.

Senators, pretend to believe that a vote will easily be reached on the Voorhees bill in two or three weeks, but it should not be forgotten that the same men professed to be certain that the same bill would be a law -before the 15th of September. We have said nothing, neither that Bill is a genuine Democrat, has lived thirty-seven years in Lyon is well acquainted ad well muchinery ever inveuted or manu- i factured by the deft hands of Amer- have we anything to say, against Mr. ns. Why not, then, remove the ob- STTI.FS MADE WITIt TOIN McCarty as a citizen or business stacles and to that extent enrich our AND WITHOUT. ALIiGtAKAVTEED qualified for the position.

man, and the article which appeared os people? Married, Mr. Wm. Ruggles, of If this free interchange of commerce last week issue was written to were had between the two contiguous Emporia, aud Miss Emma Myers, of expose the misleading and untruth TO RIDE AS 1A Ar mi.l.l( OK NO MLE. Over lOOO mUL ra theee terais. Beeidee the riding qnality they re rery do, able and the most convenient cart on the market Show this advt.

to your dealer and if they will not get the goods for too, write ns for Catalosme and prices. It will eimply eurpnee yoa at the ease yon can ride all day long in one of theft carta. Customers ear it beats a bn fey. 9 Americus, at the bride's parents at high noon Wednesday 27th by tev. republics the same demand would be made for other articles with which our commerce is over-stocked.

The Gei'- mans and French have a strong hold on this market. Their methods of do-' ing business are more liberal than those of Amenicans, hence they have ob- i Joseph Culver. Gibson of S. M. Bell boujrht All imports are paid for by exports, i If a farmer "takes in" more in a year than he pays out lie is getting richer.

So it is with a merchant or manu-. faeturer. The protectionists, who are either ignorant or disbsuest, have said for fifty years that the United States must export more than they import or the balance of trade is against us. i The people are rapidly getting their eyes open and will soon demand as free trade as the island of Singapore. "Pa" 1 Chase, in St Louis Courier.

Tartir neiofm. "Tariff reform and financial reform should go hand in hand," says the Chi FAHRNEY HAMMOCK CART POLO. ILL of Son this week a new road wao-on market and the best grade on the shows his appreciation of enterprising biTsiness men at home. 3 BUSINESS WAGON Ezekiel White is receiving treat tained commercial control here. "It is gratifying to say that our people, with the push and drive of the Yankee, are beginning to take a firmer lioid here, and will, in my opinion, soon take the lead.

There should lie a natural sympathy between the two countries." ment from Dr. T. A. Wright for cancer on his face. BRACKET FRONT.

SPIXDLE BODY. The executive clerk of the governor of Kansas has resigned and is going into business. No such miracle has been heard of in Kansas in many a day. Giving up a job worth $1, 200 a year, with nothing to but to sit in the front room of the governor's office and stamp requisition papers! Just think of it! What politician ever did the like before? And yet nearly any politician in Kansas would have felt honored by having the place offered to him, and many a maa would o-ive up a business twice as much annually for the fancied "honor" of beinfj in the Governor's court. This is true of politicians everywhere.

And thl iioint "'xiew comes from the fact that 4-nsider themselves public masters ii of servants of the people. "officer" thinks himself the boss and the civilian the underline This accounts for much of the ed public service that Americans put up with and cannot remedy. The Kansas man" who looked upon the job from a purely business standpoint doubtless made a good public servant. Kansas City Star. L.

W. Sutton shipped a car-load A Handy Runabout Wagon. each of catile and hogs to the Kan-sas City markets this week. ful statements published in the Kansas City Star, the author of which is a resident of this city, and if there is any articles concerning political affairs of this county, especially such as the postoffice case, they should be published in a paper that reaches the patrons of the office, instead of being sent to another fctate for publication, and we will at any time, publish all communications sent in that will be of interest to our readers, providing that in future the author will affix his signature thereto, not for publication, but for our protection. We are not running this papr to arouse dissatisfaction in the Democratic ranks, but we are pursuing the course dictated and endorsed by the congressional and" central committees in supporting Mr.

Burge, and we trust the above evidedce regarding his endorsements will satisfy the unknown Democrat, who, in the future, must sign his name to any communication sent in for Made of TERRIBLE DISASTER AVOIDED. The time of the trains on the M. Best Material. a Complete Line of Fine Vehicles, including K. T.

road have chantjed. Republican Attempt to Abolish Tariff The corn crop here proves to be Strong, Durable ana" The Sulky Ccri better than was heretofore estimated and the quality is fine, and whoso-ever-sayeth that our sunny Kansas is a bad clime is surely a false cago Herald which adds: "The bill to repeal the iniquitous McKinley tariff law should be offered either simultaneously with or immediately after the introduction of the measura to repeal the Sherman silver purchasing law. Both of these gigantic evils must be got rid of as soon as possible." just so. "France, Germany and Belgium, countries whose labor, is even more poorly paid than the labor of England." William McKinley, on Mills Bill. "If tariffs give high wages; why is it that labor is so much higher in England than it is in France and Germany, the latter countries having protective tariffs and England having none?" Benton McMillin, on Mills BilL and Central City Carts.

Well Finished. We Also Make Taxea Exposed. The I-told-you-so republicans, who are trying to make the country believe what they themselves do not believe that the present money stringency and industrial depression is lue to the fear that the democrats will live up to their platform-might well consider the terrible disaster that would have befallen as if Harrison had been elected and the country really expected him to keep the pledges of the republican platform. That the republicans were Dledsred to much lower duties than the Tim. son Mrs.

John C. Jones and HANAW COMPAIV nest and daughter Ulsie, c4. eae n. lackson jackson, men. vs.

this afternoon from Chicap-..