The Kansas Commonwealth from Cherryvale, Kansas • 5

The Prohibition Issue. AdMiM DiTBctary States protected crops will be ready for our markets. Cinein' nati Commercial Gazette. THE LARGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD. Feeding Horses.

Professor J. YV. Sandborn says: The attempt to make hay the chief ration of horses imposes a severe tax upon them, and the result is seen in their dist mded stomachs and the spiritless and clumsy horses -jf many farmers. All intelligent students of the horse give little hay, and feed grain more liberally than to the ruminants, for the double reason that the horse will make poorer use of the hay than the steer or sheep will, and will be less easy of motion. Ingalls' Platform.

An Alliance, of Coffey county, wrote Senator Ingalls in August propounding a number of questions which it was desired he should answer. The senator under the date of August 23rd replies categorically as follows: REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. Ten years exemption from the evil effects of the traffic in intoxicating liquors, secured by a faithful observation of the constitutional amendment and the statutes sup-plemental thereto, by which vice has been lessened and crime decreased, loads us to express a determined opposition to any changes in the prohibitory legislation of our SICRK'f AHT Or AOKICDLTUB. Hon. Jerrlmiah Husk, D.

C. KANSAS BTATO BOAllD. President, Him. A. W.

Secretary, Hon Martin Kas. DISTRICT AND COHNTT ASSOCIATIONS. Kansas State Fulr Association," K. O. Moon, Topeka.

Allen County, Agricultural Society, Lawyer, Iola. Andersou County Fulr Association, H. Wood, Garnett, Atchison CountyAgricultural Society, runk Hoyoo, Atchison Darbcr County Driving Park and Agricultural First 1 know 01 no reason wny state, except such as will make the senators should not be chosen by Iowa af rm-wrni anrl mrtrft a direct vote of the people. Association win. -oiniiu, muwa, 1 a Mil il Second Tne esiaonsnment oi banks by the government to loan money in limited quantities direct to the people has been once tried and resulted in wide-spread disaster.

My impression is that a Central Arkansas Valley Fair Aseociutlon, ana increase ine good oraer, Buuri- BAribn 1 and welfare otthe PePle- Brown Couniy DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM, John Meyer, Hiawatha. ye are opposed to all sumptua- legislation, and demand the Cherokee couuty a01 I earnest resubmission of the so-call- Cheyenne County Agricultural Association. ed prohibtory amendment to a Vote St. Francis. Good horse feeders give but ten to twelve pounds of hay a day, and feed once or twice daily.

A colt is kept'for his muscle; hence, a fattening diet is out of date until matured and set to work. For the horse, bran mixed with corn meal will serve to assist digestion, while, incidentally, it will make more valuable manure. One half a pound of linseed meal, where carrots or some other roots or ensilage are $22,000,000. Aoominnnn better plan would be the postal saving scheme, which has already received consideration by congress. .0 E.

Donulson, CORRESPONDENCE 80LIOITED IlUUuluUUU A Ml Third I have always been in Addre88; A. I. AUBIN; Gen. Wichita, Kas. favor of an addition to the circulation medium, with proper, provisions for its stability.

The preser.t of the electors and an immediate repeal of the laws passed in the interests of prohibition, which conferred dangerous power upon the courts and substantially deprive the citizens of local self-government; and we declare unequivocally for high license and local option. PEOPLES' PLATFORM. not fed, will tend to keep the bowels open and secretion good. per capita is about 1 think it could safely be increased to $50. or traveling horses there seems to be but little doubt that oats are the best.

although usually the Clay County Fair Association, M.S. Tousey Clay Center Coffey County Fair Association, E. Woodford, Burlington. Cowley County Fair and Driving Park Asso- cltttlon; w. J.

Kennedy. Wlnflold. Crawford Agrlcultuwl Society, Oeo. E. Cole, Glrard.

Central' kauBasEalr Association, Burroughs. Hope. Doniphan County Fulr Aaatton TT, Hays City. Finny Couuty Farmers' Association, (j. A.

Brown, Garden City. Ford District Agricultural Association, CD. Baxter, Ford. Ford CountyAgricultural Association, Johu Goodwino, DoiigeClty. Frankiln County Agrloultuml Society.

E. M. Sheldon, Ottawa. Kansas Central Agricultural Society, J. It.

Voung, unci Ion City. Graham' County Agricultural and Horticultural Association. RIVER HOME STOCK FARM AUSTIN GRAY Proprietors, IRPORTERS OF ENGLISH SHIRE, CLYDESDALE, PERCHERON AND ENGLISH COACH STALLIONS AND MARES. Also the premier Trotting ftallions Scott Chief ghost from record of 2:28 inhidttrst race over a inilo track; Allen Herr, the only full brother living to a campaigner with a record of 2rt7, and one hundred and twelve heats in 3:30 and uuder the miifhty Joe Davis. Our horses are all young, of the very choicest strains, and every animal guaranteed a breeder.

pyWill sell on longer time and a lower rate of interest than any other firm in America. Give us a call or write us, and we will do you good. Hekehbnoes Ex-Gov. E.J. Ormsbee, Brandon, First National Bank, Salem, N.

First National Bank, Emporia, Cottonwood Valley National Bank, Marion, EMPORIA, KANSAS. Nothing to Say. mostcostly food. Horsemen agree that for a road-horse oats have no substitute. Great transportation companies using horses make rather free use of corn.

Most of them use some oats. I should desire to give one feed a day of them and the rest of corn, with a little bran mixed with it on the score of economy. A trial of feeding grain before and after watering resulted, in an advantage of importance to the practice of watering before feeding. This matter I went over with some care, and believe it invites a change of practice on the part of those who feed grain before watering horses. Grain mixed with hay for the horse was more effective than when either was fed alone.

Nominated a ranting resubmis-sionist for attorney general and in twenty counties have nominated resubmissionists for prosecuting attorneys and in as many more have Fourth The national bank system is in process of extinction by the payment of the national debt, and there will not be more than sufficient time before it expires to provide some other method of conducting the financial affairs of the country. Filth I have always advocated an additional issue of treasury notes to meet the requirments of the business of the country. This is the practical effect of the bill for the increase in the coinage of silver, for which I voted this session. Sixth I am in favor of free sugar, free lumber and free coinage of silver. In the debate of 1883, 1 moved to put lumber on the free list and carried it through the senate, but was subsequently defeated by parliamentary tactics.

Seventh I have been in favor of the release from the treasury of all moneys not required for the actual needs ofthe government and the security of its outstanding obligations. Eighth I am in favor of such control and supervision of railroads and telegraph and express companies as will prevent extortion and secure lower rates to the people. Ninth I am in favor of a bill nominated men who would not in force the law. torM Meats Highest Psices Paid for Hides; The Farmer is satisfied that the rank and file of the alliance is in favor of prohibition, yet the unscrupulous leaders have deceived Grant Count' Agricultural Society, F. B.

Brown, Ulysses. Harper' County 'Mechanical and Agricultural Society -J. St. ClairGray, Anthony. Harvey Couuty Fair As ion.

Jefferson County Agricultural and Mechanical association, W. Shrader, Ot-kaloosa. Jewell Comity agricultural and Industrial Society J. W. Uoberts, Mankato.

Johnson County Cooperative Fair, G. V. Lincoln Comity Fuu: Unufonn'y ir. 0llnpbell Mound city. Pleimiu.on PnW Lutimer, Pleasanton.

l.st. l'ct I-air us-ociation. ii. Cartiucll.Lacynge LogaiiCountyairaricuitiiral society. K.

C. lolmos. Russeil Springs. Marion Onnity iiici.ltuiul society, W. H.

Morgan, Peahody. JViHikfnrti Mechanical and agricultural asso- a. u'eston, Frauklord. llcl liu.8 Fair association, v. k.

McPherson. Wit'cMl 'County agricultural society, a. D. Moon, Beloit. Cawkor City Yiitrit Association, i iMxiiiuny, CawkerCity.

Jloiiuronio'T touniy aai (cultural society, ins, Indepeudouce. Worr'is'county Kxp Company, j. v. Mercer, Council Grove. Keinahit Fair nstocintluii.

C. H. Stewart, Seneca. Sudi'tiiu District Fair association, .1. V.

Thomuson. Pabetha. them into forming this unholy al DEALER IN liance with the whieky interetsts and brigadiers of the south who Butler, the jeweler, makes complicated watch repairing a specialty. When talked of for governor, Clover said: "I have no ambition for office. If I had, this is surely an opportunity of which I should be proud.

I can not suffer myself to be put in the light want to capture Kansas. Staple and Fancy Groceries Atlanta Constitution (Dem.) "So far as we have observed, the conservatism of the farmers is all of a deiisznins: man and seeker LEADERS ON LOW PRICES. that could be desired. They have not made the slightest attempt to after office by reason of the prominent part I have taken in for the supervision by the govern disturb democratic harmony. Ihey The highest price paid for Country Produce.

North side of West Main street. the alliance work. My have worked entirely within the ment ol national elections, in order to obtain an honest ballot and a fair count. party organization, and tne names name will not come before the CHERRYVALE, KANSAS, of all candidates have been, or will 10th. I voted for the bill which convention with my consent." Where is Ben now? Turning has now become a law for the sup C.

C. KINGAID, pression ol trusts monopolies and DEALER It combinations, and when a bill was in the senate I an' amendment to prevent dealing in options and gambling in agricultural products. heaven and earth to get to congress where he would be powerless to do anything, though he was ever so much inclined. The man is-not competent, and every intelligent farmer in this district knows it. General Merchandise 11th.

I believe the state ought to have power to regulate the be, submitted before democratic conventions." Again we ask the question, if southern democracy is good enough for Georgia alliance men what is the matter with Kansas democracy? In other words, why do the alliance leaders advise co-operation with the democratic party in democratic states, nd advise a separate party for republican Kansas? Is the reason not apparent? Does any fair minded democrat or alliance man doubt the motive? The Farmer wants to be fair. Has it not proven every, position it has taken? iquor traffic, and consequently voted for what is known as the 'original package bill," was reported from the committee on judiciary, of which I am a TJeo'slioFair association, L. Hodge, Erie. Norton County agricultural association, a. Huzleton, Norton.

Osage County Fair association, E. Filley, Burlingame. Osborne County Fair association, J. M. Morgan, Osborne.

Ottawa County agricultural society, Chappol, Minneapolis. Phillips County agricultural and Mechanical association. Geo. W. Blokf ord, Phillipsburg, Kaw Valley Fair association, Geo.

T. Anderson, St. Marys. Pottawatomie and Wabaunsee Kr association, T. D.

Mills, Wamogo. Pratt County agricultural socioty, Chas. A.Taylor, Pratt. Pratt County Farmers' assoclstion, J. a.

Gardner, Pratt. Bawiins County asrlcultural society, Albert Hemming, Atwood. Hutchinson Fair association, KwingStumm, Hutchinson. Kepu'olic County agricultural aud stock-growers' association, I. 0.

Savage, Bellvllle. Rook's icountr Fair association, 1. N. Pepper, Stookton. Plain viile agricultural Society, i.

E. Micksy, Plalnrllle. Eu'sh County agricultural and Industrial Fair Association, J. a. Currell, La Crosse.

Saliiio County agricultural, horticultural and mechanical association, K. L. Bishop, Salina. Southern' Kansas Fair association, Wm. V.

MoNalr, Wichita. Sheridan County agrloultuml Society, S. O. Wanzer, Hoxie. Sherman Couuty agdioultural Society, J.

F. Kimmel, Goodland. Smith Couuty agricultural and horticultural Society, H. H. Keed, Smith Center.

Sumner County agricultural and Mechanical association, T. Pitts, Wellington. Bell Plain Fair association, a. H. Parker, Belle Plaine, Sumner County agricultural and Driving Wark association, Edmond Frantz, Wellington, Valley Dist rict Fulr association, 8.

Woodward, NeoBho Falls. Wyandotte County Industrial Society, C. H. Carpenter, Kansas City. DR.

HEST1S Makes a specialty of chronic Cancers and Tumors removed without the knife. Treats Catarrh and all lung difficulties successfully by the compound oxygen treatment, also gives the medicated 'vipor baths. Constitution free. Office Richart building, Neosho street, Cherryvale, Kansas. member, and which nas now become a law.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, In fact everything found in a general store, at THE "VERY BOTTOM PRICES Give us a call for bargains. Farm produce taken in exchange for goods at cash market price. 12th. I have always sunnorted all bills to prevent the adulteration of food and to prohibit the sale of all food products injurious Can you blame any true friend of J. W.

Walls, living four miles to health. 13th. I believe that alien land north' of the city, was in town Saturday. He brought in some of Kansas who is loyal to the best interests of this fair state from exposing the political scheme of the ownership should be prohibited, and the soil of America should be held for American citizens. KANSAS.

CHERRYVALE, the largest and finest sweet potatoes ever marketed in this citv. and also shipped by express to 14th. I believe that all prop A. N. U0TJNSEVELX, Attorney at Law .1.

COURTNEY, Notart Public. friends in Illinois, four potatoes, erty, real, personal and mixed, should bear its proportionate share leaders of this party liear in mind, brethren, that we are in full sympathy with the farmer's organization as an order, a9 it was instituted and represented to us to be. which weighed nineteen pounds of taxation to carry on measures and eleven ounces. How is that for Kansas sweet potatoes? Par J. M.

COURTNEY that are necessary for the preser sons ban. vation and welfare of society. But we are directly opposed to this Concerning state legislation, 1 Through Service REAL ESTATE, can only add that all the measures Between Kansas City, Joplin, people's party, so-called. Its leaders, Polk, Clover, Willits and their hired associates have no sympathy suggested meet my, hearty and cordial approval. Webb City, Pittsburg and balena.

Samuel Jewett Son, LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Commencing Sunday, October 26, Loan, Insurance and Pension In response to a popular demand our night train lor rittsburg, bale with the principles that the farm ers of Kansas maintain. na, Joplin and Webb Citv, with Breeders of CHERRYVALE, KANSAS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car and Reclining Chair Cars, (Free Seats,) I am having a compendium of my work and votes in the, senate prepared, from which it will appear that I am not a new -convert, but that I have acted in accordance with the views herein specified long before they were demanded Another Chance For Farmers. Merino -Sheep I First-class Rams arid Choice Ewes for sale Call and see us or write for prices. J.

L. ROBINSON, American farmers will now have will leave Kansas City daily at 9.05 p.m., arriving at Galena at 5:52 a. Joplin 0:15, Webb City 6:35 a. and will leave Webb Citv at 9:00 p. Joplin 9:20,, Galena an opportunity to raise barley at a profit.

It is a crop that turns out by any political organization. DEALER IN well to the acre under favorable Very truly yours, John J. Ingalls, T.M.MARCY&SON, WAKARUSA, KANSAS, Brooders of 9:42 p. Pittsburg 12:00 night, circumstances and is a favorite one arriving in Kansas Citv at 6:40 among agriculturists. It is usual a.

m. J. E. Lockwood, Gen. Pass.

Ticket Agt. Strictly Non-Partisan. Mr. W. Eshbaugh, of Garwin, ly marketed during the Beason when farm work is slack, and the "bunch of money" it brings gives a comforting feeling when cold Memphis Koute.

Iowa, who is a member of the ReplfiieiStot-taCatlle Have now for sale at a bargain thirty bullH, lghteon to twenty-two mouths old. Carload of heifers or cows. Couio and see stock cr write for prices. South Tama alliance, and who winds blow and fields are covered Stoves, Tinware, Shelf and Sporting Goods, Farm Implements, Wagons and Buggies, dSJ HARNESS, PUMPS, And everything found In a Oral-class implement house. Lowest Cash Prices.

J. L. ROBINSON, Cherryvale, Kansas. wrote to ascertain if a purported congressional convention in that district was in the interest of the alliance, president Furrow replied: with snow. Already the barley raising industry in the northern Darts of the country has been given an impetus bv the protec The alliance of this state is com tion offered it by the new tariff posed of members of all political bill.

A largely increased acreage 'has been sown this fall, and many Wm. Fuller, M. cherryvale, kaxsas. Gives especial attention to the Diseases or CHILDREN! organizations, and it is the policy of the organization, as an organization, to lake no part in politics, E. D.

OA.XJIDR.ir, fields hitherto devoted to other crops will be Beeded with barley DKALKR IX the members being free to follow in the early spring. or maay the political party of their person An Even Climate. New Mexico is noted as having one ofthe most equable climates in the world, sudden changes of temperature are almost unknown. It is an ideal place for winter residence' Very low excursion rates to Las Vegas, Hot Springs, where celebrated Montezuma hotel is located. It does not cost much to run over from Hot Springs to Santa Fe, the capital of New Mexico, noted for its many scenic attractions.

Inquiie of local agent, Santa Fe Route or address Geo. T. Nicholson, G. P. Topeka, Kansas, for copy of New Mexico folder, just issued.

If you want your watches, clocks and jewelry well repaired and warranted, take them to G. Butler, Knickerbockers old Btand, east side, Cherryvale. years Canadian barley has ruled al choice and vote for Buch men the markets of the United States, the competition being such as to and measures as they deem will further their interests individually. Iowa State Register, That is the correct position. Farming Implements, LIGHT BUGGY HARNESS, WAGONS, Held Garden Seeds, Buggies Light Wagons drive out home grown grain almost entirely.

Recently there has been a rush of the grain frorn Canada to evade the duty charges in the new tariff bill. It is said that fully Lostl Cases treated at a distance by Correspondence Dr. and Mrs, Lee, dentists, Coffeyville and Cherryvale, Kan-eas. First-class work. Prices reasonable.

BeBt references given, fifteen years experience in Eastern cities and Heven in Kansas. Ether, Gas, Chloroform, Electricity, Cocaine and numbing applications for painless tooth extraction. 2.500.000 bushels of it have come A SPECIALTY. Ladies black jacket, on the east road between Cherryvale and Liberty. Finder rewarded by re across the border and been safely hnnned for our markets.

But turning Bame to A. A. Knox, Lib i Vie stores will have been con North eide Main Street, erty, or to this office. 7-2w. CHERRYVALE, KANSAS.

eumed long before the new United.