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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
400 sooss .so roSeS S ssoos'

et00e AVE- tt"tS BLUM
DEooLIA BRos~.....-..-..-..-Proplletors
Eo8 SAf.E-0r ExehsaEe-VAeSns tots en-
= stewart Waite odd. Is rSsmsAt "a =
south Psfs cd CTS.
E>oR sALE-5 sso4as isss on Plsianeia ave-.
= 5ass inside or ula limits; the rnes1 hulicinx
spots IN tas city
TO ExehASsE-fsr i.re. : ssss s,rssm
large les aud wsa lecste9i ~oaia pas seSss
oinereAce.
ITO ExcHANsE--s acrss lans In Barry osar
y. q miles nom sisy. q acres lmprssec,
sod. pfses t-s9,
TO ExeHAN6E-fsr coed renfins city prep
efty. ~ ae4eA tae house: haFa aud oss-
buildings. 70 acres improved. balance oak
srses Pre- s ssso' ''1''' 'AA ''A>'' I" ~
E>oR SAIE--s room house on Tsrraoesse.
ueaern anlsh saa hanty 10 street Gar ses.
vice. harfs, , 49, sss sas ~'shins ssath tns
WANfED-Ie sei seasrxl store In fast
efesins PARTON Al estys stock Aod IA
tures Ia nrste.ass condition; invoice about
49,; cihcI business - reason Cor selling; have
WE-Hsve some aus nursery stock. fruit
" s6eoe aud ornamental trees Tor eaie III
ene-half regular prioea II POO are thinking Of
eeying come IN and s~e us We cAn suit sou
E0k sALE-Two Groom houses On North
Lafayette a.. near Bridge. viii sell both
or one cheap IL sold within the next - dSyS.
kvk eALE-Aresln hoos~ GU Nunson-sI -
4 loot Hsa,. GOOD esalAr; veil ana cisterp.
Graded street water and Gas. price $780, essy
NOR sALE-srocm house on Third ST. ssous
= fcandations good well aud cisfcfa viii
sell on contract. sieo down. balance monthly
payments.
Hok EXCHANGE acres two miles from
esuxstuck. 100 peach trees bearing. 80
puma ~ gooSterfie< ) acres II straw berries.
good housf ana bArn- Price <.s0.
IA erty In sums 70 slit Reomss aud !. Tower
block.
pyGolIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

Ths Rev. Mr.. Goodman paused . NO
0eut in his discourse.
There wefe five or six persons In the
congregation, If mistake not, |" he said
mildly, who did not turn their heads
when tho door opened just now. For
their benefit viii state that tho sexton
has just como in for the purpose Of It
tending to tho ventilation. He sattired
in plain black and wears . patch over
one eye. remark, fourthly, that this
clause in tho text," etc.-Chicago Trib-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

CoIrxpus. O.. April s.-col ". q.
rclford. state claim agent At Washing.
tcu. presented Gov. Campbell with .
government check for ohio's share Of
the direct tau fund. amounting 70 ST.
500. ooe Tolford's commission On this
A. SO. con
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. April q
FLouR-ouiet and firm. Spring Wheat pat.
euts Aeoa4oo; bakers. 1so037s; Winter
wheat Flour A6o0a0o for patents and 40
4so for strsights.
wHEAr-Ruled lower. No . cash, oi.0e0
q O2H; May. oi.o2o1.0a
CoRS-Fairly active and lower No. and Ne.
9Yellow. &C; May. 65xee7c; July, e2koe3Ac.
OArs-Louer. No. @ 52x0524c; May. $50
0SsSc: July. So,f05ic Samples easier. No.
g. saa54c: No. 8 White So Sc; No. 2, $40
54c; No. White, 54355fc.
RvE-Agsin very scarce. No. cash, sc:
April. SIC. and May. CSC sampies, s70Sec
for No. 2 and s3asoc for No. 3
BARLEY-Steady and little offered Good
mating 75N7sc: choice, soc; common TO fair
light weight, 7o0ssc.
MEss PoRx-Tradipg moderately sctive and
prices ruled easier. Prices ranged 1t ef20
las for cash; slao7,s0ia.s7x for May and
~ OGfs % for July.
LARp--Market moderately active and prices
lower Quotations ranged at t6.4S96o for
cash. e6.s2ls06.e5 for May and % S2,s0ds2h
for July.
BurrER-Creamery. NQ27c; Dairy. ieoesc;
Packing Stock oGlisc.
PourrRY-L,ve Chickens, iin1ixo Per ID. !:
Live Turkeys, lac per 10. Live Ducks. eoi2c
per ID. Live Geese tsoOes 90 per doz-
Ous-wiscousin Prime White. &C.; Water
Vnite, o1BCs NCnAkeu HtaAaso '" siso. NV
Water White. i0Hc; Indiana Prime White.
ske; Water White. Zoe; HEADLIGHT, I7S test.
evc: Gasoline. - dcg's lee; - deg'a &c;
Naphths, 81 deg's 7Nc.
LrouoRs Distilled Spirits ruled nym at o. 10
per gal for finished goods.
e. NEW YonK. April Z
wHRAr-weak, S0So lower. May. SIS 3
lanl.i2x; June u. i0A1ol ioh; July. H07N
Oiosk: August. sIoa i-ie0 u os4; September.
q .oas sf.oaS; December. sio4 i-io0i.o<S.
CoRx-pulL k0sc lower; weak; Ma 2. NJ
0TsYc: steamer mixed 77Hc
oArs-puil lower. Western. ssaeSA
PRovrsroS.-Beef quiet firm Extra mess,
q. pa7 so: family, - S0lo 90 Pork. moder-
stsly active. firm New Mess eiaTsoiAn;
old ness. IL 7soias; extra prime. siisoaiaoo.
Lard quiet, arm steam rendered. spS.
cLEvmAxp. o. ApriIa
PrrRoLruN-Easy; standard white, 10 deg
test. sac: - deg gasoline. sac. - deg gsso-
line. re; IS deg. naphtha &C.
1--we Stoek.
CHICAGO, ADrfl q
CArrrn-Msrhes fairly active. Quotations
y,ns.d a q so3a - for choice 70 fancy ship
ping steers, ~ e53SB for GOOD 10 choice DO
o. -s7x 81 for common 20 fair do. 0fS34W
for butchers steers; - Ma Is fov steckers;
a no< IS for Texans: a zsosn for Feeders,
o.. so0as - for Cows; u p1a0 for Bsiia ana
g. Uas 10 for Veal Caves
Hoes Market scftve. Prices 0Osse
lower Sales ranged ~ G<oA6 fss Figp,
. soas e fer light. - so0< ~ for ronsh psek-
ing; ~ Nos - fcr mssed, and - soSU foe
aezvy packing sad shipvsns isss
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

NsSoNUrr, Wis. April e-willis.
the is-year-old son Of David McLain, q
prosperous farmer living on Elk creek.
5 miles from here. was found hanging
In the harm dead No motive il a.
signed. the boys parents being hind
and indulrsnt
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

Hsrssrosr. Conn. April s--fs n
Waited that p T. Barrurn. The veteran
showman. WHO has heen III tor several
lar. has suffered . relapse and is il
cared that he con live bat little
while ienesr-
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poSps ron SALE

Bi<s -f9 - received ~ The ssd~rsffrea
until NsF 4 Isaf. 81 ! s'cicck ,. n. feF TIE
forexf r.fe ~ interest IN fhi-rpfve brr1re1
<atfars' ~a~rs - Hcparz ffts senes water
works ertenssani. pzyasi< Ave hHn6res dc1isrs
Nav 4 fssn. ara sve han8rrs saff srs ~ suzf ?
ts>r~efter. Irferesf s.ysols se1f xons.EJy.
Bsnas d~se1 Nay g. lse3.
HExET w MaTLETTE.
- Village Cserk. Hoesr6 Cts. Mica
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

paDCLrFF A Holt eElAbss urhossersr
~ - III South Bfvsaen-st-. have THE Isre~sf
vans employ the rect CON petsnt men sre
vii r. - "a rsEasr rates. ~hefber yea ASK
fer then = ret bs 'pheaikx Ne 80 cr So AFTER
fnxf7e<s hAfrx
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
BARGAINS. BARGAINS BARGAINS

HOUSES sas lots for sac in 81 psyts 81 the
IL eirr. sa&H payments ecwn. b<ins~> en-
sssr terms fxcxns lets n sreefA'fs. and IN
RESPONSIVE ryices kat ferfns feoreff5 selers-
20 So exc 80 ehsrfes wsst phtii sta sre>
TRANSPORTATION % scf from v1~rins property
HOMER ApRIANSE "a CsnsI-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

serrA. April s-lt = oeseiallv an
peuneed shst the s<ssSsins u Miaistsr
salschef havs been srress~s
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
$1,000 CASH

AND Q <o-sore Farm 20 exchange for good
"A house and lot In south or east portion Of
city.
ONE brick block, corner Of Bridge asd Gin,
~ ton-srs. also double house in the near. or
Clinton alley. for sale or exchange for b good
farm, $50 3 vacant lots for sale or exchanges
on Y. bfidgesf. 4oxis5 feet deep. with alley.
EouR tenement brick block, lot 10 feet front.
4 on North Ottawa. 60 exchange for = good
improved fsrm Or Detroit city property
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4ixloo feet. on Ell Hall OF.
~ Tor sale nj q bargain
q HOUSES end lots on Colt ave 10 trade for
- gIIf-edge tarm within 10 10 u miies Of cify.
On ACRES improved land. - .iics southeast
CV OF city. A No. buildings banked barn
acres orchard. al kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. 20 exchange
for s;iy property. or 70 or ~ serce near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. all furnished. 10 en-
"A change for property In city or farm.
Oh ACRE fern miles southwest OF Reed
CU City nearly al Improved; rood fencrs
etc; free OF al incafnbrsnce' 20 escbsnge for
city property.
TEN. ROOM house and lot. q Larrsvest has
good cellar. heated By furnace. lighted by
sas. and has splendid barn iet boniza. with
90 ACRES Of land. u mile north ana miles
% east OF city. 70 exchange for city prop
erty.
Oh ACRES. ! nile north Of city mmits. on
~ Aipine-grsve' rosd-for SALE eesirs
bic tract for plating.
u ACRES. ~ miles south Of Haii-ss.. for
~ sale or trsae Tor city property
VACANT LOTS 10 the city snd suburbs 10,
HoUsk AND LOT on south Laisyett.st 70,
~ ACRES gardening land. miles south Of
40 CITY. 20 exchange lot city property.
MvNEl 70 loan on real estate and chstfefs-
G. s. FOUTS3 s ss. sy e ;ss,'s 3.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

IN. nrtek block iocste> On wrg Bridge - Z.
xes ~ 10 and Isl - fnr sale. Eecs contains
thre~ stores TIE secoes fcor y ~ su'see -
rooms suitable for efsces OF housekeeping
VII eel ffr csss ~ viii t<Se part IN effs
property " so11 IN y 1sys. Inquire ~
Zlsf A. lf3fp. Isl West ByffG>s<t-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
". II. WIN4NS.
ROOMS 81 TOWER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MONEY TO LOAN.
Open Evenings Phone sD

HELP wANTED-2s general girls and cooks
a. 20 assist wss snias
girls, vest maker; hrst oil around tailor ess
boy about 10 10 work on farm; man with team
for iarm sork; cabinet mAkers 3 and
kUK sALE-is,xI25: good leroom house. cor
4 Tenth ana Turner. $500; room for three
more HOUSES
si50o ~crth OF valuable property In center Of
city; rents ioI $50 per month.
siaU new 1-room house. corner second Of.
and Center-st.. north end, great bargain.
New modern loroom house. $40 East Bridge
st.. SJU.
$500 Tor I2reom new house. PSI East Bridge
ST.: will trade TO- cheaper 81 ace.
Sis0J. 10 room mouse on Colt ave.
$780, nice house. cor. lot on Center-st
$500 good .-room house on Ientn-zve.
>it00 y-room house. Sinclair 81.
sl1oo. easy payments. room nouse. soribner-
500 nice new house. $50 Terrace ave.
500. large lot. 7-room house. 5. Iouis-st-
$3.50. new house. large .ot. Tenth-Ave.
$50. fair house. large lot, Crescent-ava
500. new 1room house. txsssf.
46 Henry ST.. modern house. $500.
$500 for l.room modern house. sewer and
bath. Second-ave.. nice location
"a acre farm. In Grxttsn township. at bar
gain; fine buildings and fruit; slu.oV.
10 acres tnest farm In Alpine township; ele-
CANT buildings; exchangeuor cheaper farm or
81 acres ~ miles out on Busrerworth- ave-.
$500; exchange for city property.
$500. 70 acres. acres fruit. 20 miles from
railroad.
ssO0. II acres. Alpine. house and orchard.
sou for ~ acres good farming land. fair
buildings in Plainfeld township.
Lot 4qxi IL on :. Lafayette-st, ell5o.
Lot 1xlS or Jamesst.. 500.
Lot 66xi3s on Lane-ave.. Slt00.
Lot 6sx70 OH Stocking-st.. 5000.
Lot 50xl33 on James ST.. $40.
Lot 44xl25 on Ionia-st.. Sll0o.
Lots from 500 To $50 on Howard .st. shet-
tiers add.
Nice cor. lot on Fifth-ave.. 500.
$500 TO LOAN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

GsrS-vheaf, white. 81 %. red. N %; corn "a:
ears. Sc; rye, &C ssrlsv. 81 Goa - huRdref.
Ftcrp sSp FssD--Lily White, s2sa. Patent
SAN hundred; corn Hesi. S2s ? ter; feed.
IS e-assea , tea; middlings. ss2@; brsn.
81 on
kss~s-psys, aascs Def, Safi1; veal. -
Sc; mutton. 1e5sc :isr>b. -ese chickens I1ifs7
lee; tnrseys. iz'se; ducks nsai2e' z-es>. 100
~
|, Pssercr-eutter. asiry. Isc creamery. Ec;
eyes fi<r. parafees ss6t ~ Re arpies,
81 TfsaS 81 fa; hers< ss:aSsc , su, eBfon =.
s. is4f ~ > bas sesss, had picked. e. "a zoe
' m; hnney. lsaf7ei maple sugar. loc;
nssrge s~rnp. 7s7sa~ "a.
HIDxs sSp f.rKor Green. sascs part
cnre@. ts<sa<~. -nre< hstrs - cnlf skins.
rr-~n x-se esif 81 sss rsr-a see. snilow !
9s<: petra St4S1 -. 5s<fp sSfes. E-1fr
venp-- E~Stnch. ~, g. - rcrs; zfcct.
8 aas 3 > cart afref - ss1t = y cere-
Ash for Van Houten's cocoa--take no
other.
Do not fsii 60 vlst Bsrsey a Gay
FaFnlture Co. SAFE tbs week
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

~ On0-wbc hse . ten Thousand farm or
IV,tDV piece 81 timber land 80 exchange
for cts property and coed four Ill.
e., LOIS fer sale on easy terms Houses for
VI sac ana rent
pERsoSAL PROPERTY 70 exehange Coed
Il iumfer rrfii q exchange.
II. -. TOWNER.
81 West Br1aee-st-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
What PEOPLE Want

Twelve words will usually make lines; thfr.
teen and not TO exceed twenty words three nnes.
ana I'm the larger advertisements the average
ID seven words TO line; There As but one
price. - bic herewith
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman In cloth
w log. shoes and diy goods; STEADY work
Tor steady man. Address r. Asao.ie. MAJ,
eelons. Mich. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

EoR SALE-Kimball House on Fountain. OF
Ne l0i same street. building TO De moved
residence on Paris ave. Iuttie Bros. kraI
Estate. "
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
aEAL ESTATE CITY.

NAY TURN your Alteration from Italy 10
NJ the Unlyersaist Church building which
viii DO sold eheaplyg L. s. Provin: loom o.
Lovetts block. opposite Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
EELP wAETED-PENALE.

WANTED-5O girls at once; II you want q
w place or desiIo change to n better on e,
call or address me. w. l.. Dickinson. I'm
ployment once. s. Monroe-st. Telephone s..
Established II years. 1903
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

LOST.
>>~-@->s>->>>->~->-~----
II 0Sr-0r stolen. from . loc delivery wagon.
- saturday Afternoon. russets icoiored
satchei. containing papers. etc. valuable only
70 owner. ReturE 20 IA Coitrsve. aud receive
reward. 81
T !oST-A black Newfoundland Dog. with
~ white breast and white front feet. hind
parts are CLIPPED. Finder call At ia 6old-st.
and receive reward. 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

Do not fsii to vlat Bsrsey a Gay
Furniture CO. sale tbs week
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

Ask for Van ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

C0ME OF THE FINEST located lots in the
~ city are those situated on the corner Of
Wealthy ave. and JameSst. Telephone s73 or
call on A. r. Antisdel. l02
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

WANTED-2 small boys. lN Mt. vernon-sf
w Come early. ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07
RoARpIIa
NovTxe. PsrrIYe 4 sToRaeE

coon dsy board At $ Fountain 81. 60,
" Besfsfck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

IN OOO O00 OF PINE well located. for
lOsONOsOVV $4,000; also &c. CO... 600 for 80
COO; this Just be sold at once; call At 81 and 81
New Housenlan block. A. X. Antisdel. l02
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

WANTED--Er aud boy. Who lives in south
CO.. 2 Peari-st. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

4 BARGAIN in north part Of city; house and
"A lot; all for $500. Telephone s7S. A. X. An
tisdel. 102
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

WANTED-Immediatel BY Hosxen Manu-
w der aud James Gurus. Is nrst class brick
Yer hour. Aprly at Job. Tripod and bisseIl
Carpet weeper Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

CS00 ACRES of excellent hardwood land
%OOO in Montmorrncy county, very cheap
also $50 acres OF the very best. on the Toledo *
Ann Arbor road. A. X. Antisdel. TO-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

E0R SALE-Tuffs' houses are the best In
L Grand Rapids for location and price. Peo-
pie are finding this out. hencc he has sold over
thirty Thousand dollars worth within the past
ten weeks. Who can match his 5000 house on
Paris-ave.. with furnace. ali modern improve
ments. manteI oak IN 81. grass lawn aud con-
crete walks? Choice Il twelve houses at 500.
5000. sl:09 $500. <iS1. 500. $685. 500. all on
monthly payments. easy rs reut. CIV. Tufts,
Ledyard block. Pear 81 entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

BARGAINS In vacant lots--I have for sale on
- easy terms. the cheapest iors In the city.
DO not fail 10 see one before you buy. .. /.
Petit, IS Cauai-sf. Telephone u.s. III
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

Oh ACRES OF LAND in the southeast part OF
block. A. X. Antisdei. TO-
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

THAyE A STORE on Canslst. in one Of the
4 very best locations and paying over per
cent. net D ronts; call at Nos. 81 and ~. New
Housrmzl Block A. X Autlsdel. ~,
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

GOOD VACANT LOTS in the south part Of
NJ the city, from S,J0 Ia 500; also In south
east part. from 500 10 $500. and In the north
part OF the city. from 500 TO $500; call ut No.
So aud 81 New Houseman block. A. r. Ants
del. l02
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

HOUSE AND LOT on Hyland ave. one block
n this side OF the old fair grounds; price
$500; also one small house on Thfd-st., West
Antisdei l02
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

NEW HOUSE and barn. all complete. $3.50;
~ New Houseman block. A.. X. Antisdei. lU1
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

ONE OF THE MOST desirable places In the
" city, with all modern improvements and
gilt edge in every way; can be had for $l3.5 %;
New Houseman block. A. r. Antlsdel. I02
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

TOR SALE-House aud x acre of land on
Il Emo .aId-st.. between Morse and Stewart
sts.: abundance OF fruit trees In good bearing
conditions; also small fruits on the place. In
euire Of J. ID. Lyon. - New Houseman block.
Mrs. A. b. Eimslie. 100
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-07

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for fine lot. don
L fail TO see those on Lyon-st.. between Col
lege and Union; prices ranging i.~.a SOD to
$500; call IT New Houseman block. A. X. An
tisdel. lU2
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

WHAT do you suppose the grand
old patriarchs that founded the Re-
publican party would think OF those
degenerated party managers, II
they could have seen them shipping
dynamite from Coffeyville to Win
field, and collecting their henchmen
sheriffs) from the surrounding
counties to see the leaders OF this
great reform movement swept from
the face of the earth, then to see
the degenerate senate of this great
state of Kansas white-washing an
incarnate devil, and setting him up
on the throne of justice to call to-
gether this assassin and sheriffs,
adjourn his court and give the sig
nal, "Hallo, Jimmie" that all was
ready for them to murder Col. S. n /.
Wood, one of the founders of the
Republican party, and one who had
been spared to defend the principles
upon which the party was founded !
What a commentary upon a party
that sprung from the root Of liberty,
and upon which has been engrafted
plutocracy, anarchy, treachery,
robbery, wage slavery and murder.
1t is no wonder the people are flee
ing from it as they would from the
wrath to come.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21
The Treasury Statements.

Secretary Foster has altered the
form Of the daily statement Of the
condition of the treasury so that it
will not give as definite information
to the public as heretofore. 1t was
a very weak thing to do, for by this
action he virtually proclaimed the
fact that the treasury is no longer in
condition in which it can afford to
invite criticism. He virtually ad-
mits that it has become necessary to
conceal the exact facts and give out
only a comprehensive summary of
them. The change will make it i'm
possible for newspaper writers to
warn the public of any approach to
the danger line with the same eff
cheney that has been possible hith-
erto, and it will compel bankers to
exercise more caution in lending
out money, because they will not
have the same means of knowing,
as they have till now had, the exact
condition of the nations finances.
The new form of statement appears
to show a much larger surplus in
the treasury than the old one did,
because it does not take into &C
count the special purposes for which
various sums are or should be held.
New York Weekly Witness.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

BoTH the eastern and western
sales agents of the anthracite coal
companies have had meetings and
"resolved' to advance prices of
certain grades. They also "agree"
to limit the output, and we are told
that "the coal men feel confident
that they have 'cinch' on the
trade" But how about the con-
sumers p? How about the buyer to
whom a ton of coal at once would
be an unheard-of luxury? How
about the poverty-strick dwellers
in our cities who buy by the pailful,
and to whom coal enough to make
them comfortably warm is an I'M
known quantity When the all
wise Creator long ages since stored
up almost inexhaustible supplies of
coal for the use Of future ages, did
He intend that a few soulless cor
porations should conspire to prevent
its unrestricted use by needy ones !?
Isn't IL about time for the people to
"resolve" on a solution of this
question and "agree" to take the
management Of these matters into
their own hands to be controlled for
the good of the whole people with
out distinction of pocket book, pol
itics, or previous position Rural
New Yorker.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

WE some times wonder what
Saint Peter thinks when he sees one
part of the human family worship
ing political parties that have rob-
bed them, and mammon that will
damn them, a-collecting funds and
sending missionaries to convert an
other part of the same family from
worshipping the sun, luminary
orb, the existence of which, they
could not live without.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

GENTLEMEN OF AGIrAToR On
board of the F. A. /. U. This is q
yacht | built some twenty years
ago on a hill beside of my house,
near the sound, about twenty miles
from Wall street. The yacht has
sailed under the name of &c Kapp."
1t has been very lucky boat
Many a ten-dollar greenback have l
received for days sail Now the
people are so hard run for money
that parties are hardly willing to
pay three dollars day. Well we
know the cause, and and to remedy
it, please send me every week,
twenty copies of the educator call
ed the AGITAToR. | feel it my duty
to identify myself and friends with
the noble cause OF the Farmers AL
lance and Industrial Union. Here
is pay for a good subscriber.
Yours to count on.
CAPT. GEO. w. LLOYD.
New Rochelle, n. Y.
WRITE FOREs
~CLUB, RATES. ~
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

THE wonderful growth Of the Peo-
Pies party has frightened Senator
Plumb. He has discovered that it
is too big to shoot on the fly, and it
must be trapped as catch elephants
in the jungles of Africa, and he is
trying to call off his bird-dog edit
ors. The editor of the Eagle is too
old, and the Plaindealer is making
10 much noise to hear Plumb's horn.
Therefore we feA they are going to
be lost.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

Gov. HUMPHREYS private secreta-
ry is a Democrat, and the special
Press agent and paid liar of the ST.
Louis Republic (Dem.) while An
archist Henrie still retains his posi-
ton in the Labor Bureau, which
the governor said, eve HAD
to give him. Leland. Torch of
Liberty.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

THE government has paid out
$73, 100000 in premiums on bonds
during the past two years. Had
this money been reserved for the
payment of bonds, there would now
be no use, or the necessity" of re-
funding the $50, 900, 600 500 bonds.
Grand fnanciering Keep the peo-
Pile paying interest, that shylock
may demand his regular pound of
flesh" in premiums Torch of Lib
erty.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

"YoU scratch my back, and | will
scratch 'yourn. ," "Then you hold
somebody while l skin 'em, and |
will hold somebody while you skin
'em.' This is the great basic
principle of the noble (?) of the
Knights of Reciprocity. But it did
not originate in Blaine's head If
it had, he would now be suffering
from softening of the brain, instead
of govt.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-07-21

WHEN the people slept, the money
power sowed tares in the two old
parties, and the Peoples party is
preparing to burn the tares in '92.