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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-10-20
From The Greeley Newsl
THEY COME HIGH,
BUT WE MUST HAVE EMP
How POstOffices Were Sold in the
Second Congressional District.

Reader, we want to call your atten-
ton again to the clipping from the
Westphala Times, and then we want
you to put on your thinking-cap and
study this matter over-this, one of
the most damnably rotten and COR
rupt schemes ever invented to prosti-
tute public Office and betray the pub
lie trust.
The Times says:
There is reason to believe that Fun
ston sold the Greeley postoffice for tie
small sum of $25-or at least that is
what the postmaster's wife said. We
know oftwo more offices that sold for
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-10-20

ing the war-indeed, who was hardly
out of his baby-clothes when the war
broke out; a fellow who had resided
here but short time, owned no prop
erty here, and was not, in the least
degree, identified with the town or
community; fellow who is, noted
mainly, like ingalls,, for wagging his
jaw and SHINING rebels in times of
peace, but unlike ingalls, as to brains.
Well, the petitions were duly circu-
lated and signed, and resulted in a
small majority of signatures. (buL not
| majority of the patrons of the Gree
ley office in favor of Mascho. Messrs.
Gehr and Rees confined their canvass
to patrons of the Greeley Office, and
did not 60 to towns from ten to twen-
ty-five miles from home to get names
to their petitions.
During the canvass, Mascho' and
his henchmen declared that it was
useless for the other candidates to cir
culate petitions, as he (Mascho) was
sure to get the office. The chief mo-
gul ~ Of the township declared, time
and again, that he knea0 Mascho would
get it-had known it for months.
The petitions were finally sent to
headquarters" and the old soldier
and the soldiers son awaited anxious
ly for the verdict Of the powers that
be. Meanwhile, Mascho and his CO.
horts looked as wise as owls and
smirked and grinned over the matter
as though they considered that they
had the world by the tail, OH down
hill pull.
Let us say right here that Mascho's
/ petition was signed by people Of all
shades of political opinion (unless we
might except Prohibitionists), at home
and abroad, but not by majority of
Republicans, as Funston claimed. The
better class of Republicans-Or ma
jority of them-did not sign Mascho's
petition, but opposed him. Some
good men, however, signed it, because,
as they said, he had misrepresented
the matter to them by saying that the
other candidates had withdrawn, or
"were not running" which he knew
to be base falsehood.
AS soon as the Mascho gang of Re-
publicans CD began to boast that they
kneW he would get the office-"had
known it for months"-.the best and
only true Republicans Of the Commn-
nifty, besides others of our best citi-
zens, sent remonstrances to Funston
against Mascho's appointment. He
(Funston) replied that majority of
The Republicans of the vicinity had
signed Mascho's petition. Funston
was then informed that Mascho has
secured signatures by fraud and mis-
representation, and he (FunstOm
wrote to send the proof. The proof
was easily obtained, and was soon
ready for the mail, but before it could
be sent, news was received that Mas
cho had been appointed postmaster.
On the day the news of the appoint
ment was received here, a citizen of
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-10-20

and listened. He heard the Certain
other politician" sayto the Linn coun-
ty man that "Joel says he was to pay
twenty-five dollars more, and Jim has
lit down in black and white" "Jim?
Who is Jim I" asked the Linn county
man. "Why, Jim Houston" ans
wered the other. So it seems. that
the first $25 did not satisfy the fellows
who were running the "masheen,"
and Joel wanted $25 more. The ques-
ton is, who got the other $25?
1t so happened that a certain old
soldier out at Westphalia was an APP
plicant for the office at that place. He
heard how swimmingly Mascho was
getting along, and how "dead sure"
he was of getting the Greeley Office,
so the old soldier concluded he would
look into the matter little. Accord
ingly, he made inquiry, through an.
other person, who was told by Mas
cho's wife that ed paid Senator
Moody $25 TO get the Office; that she
objected, but that did no good. So
much, so good; but the old soldier
concluded to inquire still further, and
he asked an old gentleman at Greeley,
, who he supposed would know some
thing about the matter, what he
knew about the matter. The old man
said: eyes, Ed paid that senator
over in Linn county $685." "Who?-
Moody ?" asked the old soldier. eyes,
that's the name," said the old man.
ed kicked on paying it," continued
the old man, "but they told him all
the rest of 'em were paying, and Ed
didn't want to be behind the other
fellows, so he just paid his money"
This satisfied the old soldier that
everything was not straight. Furth-
ermore, he had conversation with
Mascho afterward, when he (Mascho)
said to him: "Why, 1 knew you
wasn't going to get the Westphalia
postoffice-knew it three months ago.
This made the old soldier do some
more thinking, and he figured it up
in his mind something like this:
Now, they tell me that Mascho paid
$25 for the Greeley pOstoffice. He
paid because all the other fellows
were paying for their offices. Then,
he tells me he knew all about the
Westphalia office-knew three months
ago that l wasn't going. to get it.
Guess something's crooked"
Now, readers of The News, study
this over for yourselves. Doesn't it
look crooked? What do you think
about il, anyhow? TO whom do the
postoffices belong? Do they belong
to lot of corrupt politicians, at homo
and abroad, that they may sell them
out to get money to put into their
own pockets, to put into a campaign
or corruption fund ? or do they belong
to you, the people?
You will probably be told by Fun
ston, here, at Greeley, tomorrow
friday night, that he knows nothing
about the sale of the postoffices in his
district. One thing is certain: if he
| l-,o,,, onytb;nor hOut II ba
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-10-20

There is reason to believe that
Funston sold the Greeley pOstOffice
for the small sum of $25---or at
least that is what the postmaster's
wife said. We know of two more
Offices that sold for $50 and $50
respectively. Now, voters, is this
the kind of man you will support
for congress with your votes ON
election day? If you do, it will be
an outrageous wrong---perfect alb
surdity.--Westphalia Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

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E.sefieztsf- Pa Deur &r--fhIrrT
Fsurg nru 7 WAS a Urgar sIffsrur from MI
haria. until T rauni Faur Anfiiinte and WIS
muesfiafeiT cured { went south u8 live. and
recommended the medicine u8ewery sufferer
7 met. always guaranteeing a cure. antf
wfrsiumr n failure Sstuetlme aug I rgf1Irnest
N Mlsraranft and hive been gfineiS fun Of
Mnaria ever since. The fuets1rs fed me On
gunt1e unrlI I was nearly Ienf and blind Z
unit ma E~Itrtffszt d1id E.raT ByiBa without
breaking the chills. when. remembering the
A~lratiute. I sent "a the drug store ami ZuG a
ouU15f. 0jts IIse did the business. ani 1 viii
newer be without tina medicine -N0 more
gulnlne fur me. Respectfully yours.
II q. -HIPLEY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

MkEr Deopie i~esitsIrs tI~nfDrarrrfv1 ahuur
n11rY Tfie.Y ara mt aasgIEptL. There uetsI be
an rssillr az THIS < ntt IL regIryt IN MIlief,
u crush, Fdiettn. Ohm wlusss nj. aupeM-s
m tins paper They are a aid. drsreiass
tr-n- lnd viii scrrIpulnuEsE garry cut every
.ruIulHen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Nv THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS |
Several Courses nr Degrees. aiso 4 Bnszd
DGps-rynenr-f1ieury anu practice uzaa1
4peei42 attention ~ English French aEn tssfz,
spnken.- Large Library best unrai lncrss9
-tuuHufs frum Is states Ind. Tar. IEpzu zna3d
ca. Graduates in - States. Exprrsss 10 !
months SE50 tn D:ssbsp. including friitoz -
etD- FHfH-Y-EfgHrH SESSION BESIES ekr-J
For ulnstrSted Gstulogua. eic.. Mdnrrss sul11
D. 08kMEH- Pra-ident. SALEN NEsiz1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Tins Il ina only house dlIa srraI
waLs the 1-ruIfsH blew dssyu M EruqnE
That Wis srrIngA
NsG q An Thars Ii a nar-r1rs en-
ms heavy s1nagt ~ haIG Hdgxu-
AIas@yx WesELE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

5r these E-uTInlett with Guus1lHranu in SEEK
Ing raitaf frum Blsiastrsr 8 Bir1zsrs
b Issass rs siuiIlT relieved N IT'S eariieF
sTzIg,s. ami AZ Ii ~ ufnariv suaverzixes Of ulia
general health pus1snnsmenr az the remesty
II ulIvise.. The same h0iils rusd at delay IN
ciIsss df fewer amt ag-Is. suiney complaints,
-ervuus1ess, disniliuF anal ~rfieiInaf1ssn. al
mssnrs ~ which the Bf11er4 IN p~arncuiarig
IiIDuetL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
ILI

ms 1sEoTns kias 4l4 Per- 10 all lfonarabfr
fipenaEHe<t soidisrz and sailors Of rsn late var VITO
~ ahrArs<itAfsaf from earning n supnurrs widows
ne ANS. Without regaEst IA enaise of denffl. Dep-ua.
enr sar~nfs sut Minor Children also Interested. over
- y"aGH sxper1encrs differences in nal para N The
uanfrT So cnnsuoH r Unsuccessful w-fs az once eor
-canv u Law 1iauks and mil Instructions Az. Frrx
- r. AefLLIsTEu n en- SUCCESSORS to William
-nnAlu &ea+.r q. lax E1s> W.snanussn. D. q.
~sAazE rzIis sAFxn ,svsz.v~~n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
81, ceeiiia's Aeadeu

FOB YOUNG hD1l
AClas.ical SCHOOL with home cirniorfs A1epa
ing cuursa OF study cnInpu-iiensife. HTastleAAj
persor advantages in Music anu ATT. hfeTstJ
ton paid IA refinement OF manners hrt1L.S
buildings ~cuntaiming evcrv modern if1nInsee.J
HesitIfrline-s unsurnassssd- T1sertEiFel.r
beautifully shaded pleasure gruunas4 thHil..1
and Efstsru Waters used. Terms 1u9s.J
For fiil Information AMI eataiesneiA
SUpERrnIiEsH II Cecilia Observation-Disclosures
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Eaa-l an L-Id Tam Is rs1zn- mia
+ ami 1IaGE
DhdE-Waa1 inE hIaGzxp
%1e-&hen he rs1s 1as eBscies Ia:
A-s lss salt aE-I=Af lEx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

n sssfns stlrlnIrs nHlH anyone viii 1ulHs 4
use ar 4IlnInf. amt El4ls EleiT- chances &C
suffering rum ssIein I-issress AZ aIIIness af
III. heat ieatiasife. dlzzw sguaafluns.- ufss-
una. tr-ff-I11il n. 1ssllsea. paralysis. erG wiien
~ lia 1latl effttfr40r qiuulne ara s~sfflrTsf
1Y a use af 1iG5 iiil-rnlsss ditssuvsrv az DR.
4allu EsIll. Of Louisville a. known n.
>inlrifs ranits syrup VI harmful efaar
ever r1llavs TIM use or riiB sYrIu. and Il
Elsrss 81 4Hott uiiI5 ghlliirsm vii ASH TOR IL
u JAS newer YET Euieft "a GIra u eassa &C
Gtil1ls amt nzvgr- even wiisn quinins amt
other pr-pararaBns did M mud II Is well
I4sG I'D EIlsH. Ednsts Iiasr ANY ss.vara eruus-
urs rs IL VIII keep Off as well IL eilrts 4enIiI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Little but dctrve-are DR..
PferCeS Pleasant Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made, gen
Tie, yet thorough They regu-
late and nuvigurate the liver,
stomach and bowels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

khhaA-H5'rH IL IN 4rticIe n this Daper
anl1.a'E Why dan-s young men mar.
rY"' @ vumfar whv%
MuuL-Baeulse riev dan-t ask vuu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

SAIrHs TaniG syrup fs the best mesfiGine
fur Igle amt maiariEk T1nse VIM are DnIa
lnd einaciafasi from ciiills ami favsr and loss
.gf Appetite should TRY IN T1u viii fn suffer
ing humanity IZrear fTvUrby publishing this
u1armaaBm-E N smith. AEsDsz Co, Ha