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Cl20a FAMILY IIQUOR-STORE And BAR:
- -OD. fine old stand with desirable lease, in
Guiding house of good rooms; positive bargain. L
J.. BARNARD. Pa Kearny ST. It,
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C.O0OO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE
s@OUUU. liquor aud bar business; established 8
years: cheap rent and long lease. MCLAUGHLIN
q Co, 20 KeaTny st. lel7 q
/ NE SALOON: LEASE; RENT $e5. Ne COR
j Geary and Stockton SIS. je27 9tf
C.1E0 CHOPHOUSE AND RESTAURANT;
- 1s)U. good trade; cheap rent; living rooms,
furnished; good range, with fixtures; everything
complete; cheap. 1908 Polk st. je27 81
n.fSO GOO ID CORNER SALOON: POOL;
u lou. no agent. S1s Oak Grove ave- ie27 ne
GERMAN WOMAN; LIKE PARTNER; $500:
= good chance. a., Box 81, CALL BraRchJe27 3"
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GALLON FOR SALE CHEAP Al $50 MARKET;
- wen stocked; fine fixtures; eSt3bl lshed trade;
years lease; If haven't all cash viii make payments
easy; selling on account OF retiring from business
Apply at saloon jc25 TT
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OENTTSTS.

or A SET FOR TEETH WARRANTED AS
I'D good as can be made: Milling 81. DR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theaer ocltf
DR. REA. 9z3 MARKET. EXT. TEETH soc;
~ with gas 81; filings low open evenings. my2 i
CT SET; REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXpG
u painless, sec. DIR. CA. PERRY. Mason. ms Il
A Ii NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICL ES IN
n them stating that the insane asyIums full of
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderful. BY its any dental operation may
be done painlesSy. viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
that l cannot extract without sleep or gas even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract it.
All operations done better than eSewh ere, since
have first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are 5 Leek dentists. once
oDen Till $3.50 P. NJ; Sundays till 2. NJ. DIX
GEORGE w. LEX, o'Farrell st. oe9 If
MA UDLUM HILL l443 MARKETST.,N NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
made; Old plates made over IKE new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given.
CROoME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, T59 MARKET
" ST.. bet. Third and Fourth; gas specialists au17 &c
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLING AT
~ lowest prices: work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY, 641 Market st. opp. Baldwin au5 tt
DR c. II. WILSON, DENTIsTL 925 MARKET
~ ST.. bet Fifth and Sixth, Opp. Mason. del5 5t
IOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
~ ST. (Phelan Buildings gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only ohee that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-; 80, 900 ref
erences; established 1859 all operations in dentistry
performed. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. tel
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 cents per week. delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city: the Bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOStal-eard, otherwise Will receive
PROMPT attention once 622 Montgomery 81
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FINANCIAL.

old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
~ your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco; VIII send by return mail the cash; If
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ b38 Kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches: low interest oc4Et
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EDUCATfONAI


CoNSERVAToIRE OF MUSIC-oPERATIC AND
pupils brought ont when competent; classes aud
private lessons; dramatic classes Wednesday p
NJ; Deisarte caliSthencs; reduction to teachers and
children. MRS. MELVILLE SNYDER l3S Nc
Allister st. je2S It's
pIANo-TEACHER FROM LEIPSIC CoNSERYA-
tory of Music; 81 per lesson. 526 Hayes. % SIS
COURSEN- RoE CKEL NEW VOCAL ROOMS, ITO
y Market, Donchoe Binding (elevator). ie26 ats
DIANO: VOICE CULTURE, ELOCUTIoN:
i dramatic classes. MISS BEALE 32S O'Farrell, tt
A COMPARTMENTS PIANO LESSONS: CALL
~ pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS, S65 Mission. 3m
ID w. KIMBALL TEACHER OF PIANO. 1912
Il Howard ST.: terms moderate. jel0 I'm
CIGNoR G. CIPoLLoNI (FRoM ROME. ITALY,,
- mandolin teacher Room 49, ITO Markets I'm
DRoF LOVE, TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALL
room dancing. Irving Hall, l3s Post st. iel I'm
DACIFO ENGINEERING sCH0oL-ENGINEER-
ing. architecture, surveying. l21 Post. fe20 Tyr
CCH0OL CIVIL. MINING MECHANICAL EN-.
~ cheering surveying, architecture, drawing. as
saying estab 1864. Van der Nailen, 1913 Mkt Il Il
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
w Italian method; genuine Italian mandoins
mandolas, lutts. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer-
JIEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST SE
IL Doubie-entry BOOK keeping, penmanship, short
hand, type-wrlung telegraphy, etc, all included IN
business course under one fee oil Sl9 le30 Il
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST Se
Llescholsrshib, $50; day anu evening oc2oR
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulietin Is the best oil lest
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by postal-card OF otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81
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ALAMEDA REAi. STATE.
G.0OA CASH-$85 PER MONTH WILL BUY
GDOUU beautiful home ON Santa Clara ave;
rooms. partly furnished; 5Qxl50 front; near Nor
$3.50 eash-$4O per month will buy beautiful
cottage; rooms; San Jose ave., near Chestnut-st.
5 i3OO-Lot 5OxlO5 and improvements; near sta
SSSOO-Fine 7-room house, new: near station and
school; street work all done; very easy payments.
ment. balance s 70 per month.
Houses Will be built TO order easy instalIments
on the famous FasskiDg's Park Tract at Grand-st
Station; now ready.
OPEN SUNDAYS
Fourroom modern improved cottages to let Sl4
including water, near station.
MARCUSE & Kennel,
Alameda, San Francisco
Bay-st. Station 6ZS Market ST
and
High-st. Station.
!iHook out for the opening of the Garfield and
MARCUSE Is KENNEL. Agents. 1e2s7 Tt
LAGRANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY : ALSO
t. several fine ranches for improved or unim-
proved property; homes for only 800 down;
beautiful lots with modern dwellings;
choicest locations in Alameda; large list OF fur
and Judge for yourself. MRS. l. H. CHANDLER &
CO., 1929 Park St. Alameda je2S II
&9OuO COTTAGE, ROOMS; LOTS 26x
tpOOOO. 100, 2 fr0ntages: viii divide; Eagle
ave- D.. BOX 50, CALL Branch Once. je2S 5t*
al
u OOO lot 35xl50 new cottage Of rooms and
bath: fine location; price $1,000. NO. b.
$500 cash, balance $25 per month-Lot 50xl50;
new cottage of rooms and bath; handsomely pa
pered; price $3.50: worth $4,000. No. So.
$500 cash, balance $50 per month-Lot 25xl10;
2-story house OF rooms and bath; half a block
from station: price $1,000 No. 81.
$5500-Lot 81 :6xl0S; new 2-stOry house OF
rooms and bath on Grand St: all modern improve
meutS; electric bells. etc. bargain; $1,000 cash;
balance $50 per month. No 81.
$6500-Lot 50xl5U: new modern 2-story house
OF 3 rooms ana bath; In htst-elaSS neighborhood;
every convenience; electric bells ETC. $1,000 eash
balance $50 per month. No. 50.
Choice lots for sale cheap, houses TO let and
money to loan. H. 2. MOREAL & CO., 1923 Park
ST., Alameda. 4O2 Montgomery ST., s +. je27 II
no LET on MCPHERSON ST., NEAR SANTA
L Clara ave-, Aameda-New cottage; rooms and
bath; all modern improvements; patent walks fine
lawn flower gardens; lovely place; rent with
water SO. je25 7ts
GD0S0 FINE COTTAGE: LOT 45xlO0: ALL
terms.
$7O0O-Best bargain In Alameda; lot 1e0x22O;
fine residence; easy terms. JUDD HANLEY d CO.,
1881 Park St my27 II
q 96O0 LOT 5Oxl5O; COTTAGE OF z ROOMS
sl OOOO. on Santa Clara ave; convenient TO sta
lions on broad and narrow gauge raiIroai one-thiri
cash; No6l. H.P.MOREAL, 142S Park St, Alameda
GENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR SALE ON 40
~ count OF departure and financial trouble: HOUSES
60 rent and money To loan. H.. T. MOREAL n CO.,
lz52 Park st..Al ameda: 4o2 MONTGOMERY 81 . E:15si
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
DEAR HoUSE-i ROOMS AND BATH; GAR
III den ia front W. HORST, cor. Ninth and Santa
Clara ave-. or 2i9 Sixth ST.. S. +. je2S SGs
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: USE OF
- bath; 50. 1915 Broadway, Alameda. le27 ST
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STORES 40 LEFT.

CORNER STORE, 500 SECOND ST.. NEAR
" Bryant; rent $25 je29 SIS
1S17 MISSION-STORE AND ROOMS, $50;
Ot 1900 Mission neat store, $l5; l446 Fol-
som, corner OF Eleventh. elegant new store ana
basement, $i5; 1880 Folsom ST., store and
rooms, $22; 5l512 Fourth ST., store and rooms,
$50; 524 Polk ST.. new store and ROOMS, $25; 81
Second ST.. near Mission, neat store, $40; 258
Brannan, near Pacific Mail. new. store, rooms
fine basement and yard, $25. water extra; 1884,
Bryant, near Sixth, store. $l2; 226 McAllster. OPP
Stores To let i'll all parts OF the city, Apply TO f. G.
MOLLOY. 13S Montgomery st. je2S st
~ KUCERY-ST0RE TO RENT-FIXTUREs FOR
VI sale. $50 Howard ST. je2S 3t*
Cox STORE AND BASEMENT; 8O4 MONT
eDOO. goinery st.
$25-64 Vallejo ST., near Montgomery
$30-647 Vallejo St. near Montgomery ave.
$26-S2S Montgomery ave.
$35-S32 Howard ST. cor. Sixteenth and Valencia :
hne new stores; pate-glass windows. CHAS. ASH
TON, All Montgomery ST. ie2S 3t*
no LET CHEAP-STORE 234 TENTH STREET!
4 suitable for fruit aud provisions. Apply lI5
Ninth So. je2S Is
lOe ELEVENTH ST-SToRE WITH ROOMS
IOO aud basement; fitted up for bakery. Apply
w OBkRD EENER. % Suffer St je27 Il
no LET-LARGE STORE; RENT CHEAP. II
L Franklin ST., near Market je26 lots
STORE TO RENT ON OFARRELL ST, NEAR
- Market. Inquire 108 oFarrell. je25 It's
ITO LET-BUTCHER-SHOP AN OLD AND VERY
L good business stand 2l6 Second St. bet. Howard
aud Folsom, with the fine fat ot rooms aud bath
upstairs; rent $50: without $50. JOHN PFORR,
529 Montgomery st. ie22 If
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CS50 COR. SALOON; 3 LIVING ROOMS:
Z. ~ good location: cheap rent; full trial be-
Tore buying. NJ. LESS. 3 Fourth st. IT,
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GS00O GREAT BARGAIN; 3Oxl22:6 AND
S-CUUO. splendid S-room bay-wiudJw residence
in Al order: elegantly iresc0ed and papeTed
throughout; w. side Howard St. bet nth and 18Th,
in the sunny belt this property is positive bar
gain. the lot alone (30Nl&2:6p IS nearly worth
the money. ;. MOSGRONE +, $50 Market st. je23 It
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CsT0O PARTNER IN RESTAURANT AND
- w. oySterhouse; old established; paying
}lace: thorough trial. NJ. LESS. Its
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COSO COFFEE SALOON; SPLENDID LOCA-
POW, ton; north OF Mar6et; A fixtures: good
brade; great bargain. NJ LESS. it,
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BOARDING AND RooMs-CoNT1NUED.

BOARDING AND ROOMS-CONTINUED
" 0SEMITE HOUSE, l045 MARKET ST, BET.
Sixth and Seventh; 35c to 81 per night: per week
81 30 10 So single and en- suite: families mrIgs
a ELLINGTON HOUSE 12T KEARNY-PLEAS-
n ant sunny rooms, en- suite and single; fTstc!aS5
u every respect; terms reasonable. ja10d
DROOKLYN HOTEL. BUSH ST, BET. MONT
- gOmery and Sansome, under the management Of
CHAS MONTGOMERY: hrst-elass family and mer-
camille hotel; home comforts; conducted Ameri-
can and European plan; board and room 81 25
81 so, 81 rs aud 81 per day; 80 cents to 81;
free coach to and from hotel fe7 I'm
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL $40 AND 33L
~ Sansome ST., San Francisco; board and room 81
81 20 and 81 90 per day, Tree coach WM MONT
GOMERY, proprietor iy2lGt
THE MARIPoSA, S24 LAGUNA-FINE SUITES;
i hTst-claSS board; terms moderate. aul6 Il
ONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL 231
w and 229 Second st.-Single meals 25c; hnardlud
room per day, 75c TO 81; by the 81 to s.;
coach to and from the hOtet ap2lf
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ALAMEnA RnOMs AND nOus Ns.

DEAR HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH; GAR
IL den ia front. W. HORST, cor. Ninth and Santa
Clara ave: or 2I9 Sixth ST.. S. +. ie2S 3IS
CUNNY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: USE OF
= bath; s. 1915 Broadway, Alameda fe21 So
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

If FURNITURE you WANT G0ODAND CHEAP,
i see d. sCMELLHAAS: 40s Eleventh ST. de6 q cod
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GS0Q RESTAURANT: IN TIE BEST PART
SQCOO. OF the city; well worth two thousand
dollars; must be sold at once, with years lease.
VI LESS. Fourth ST. 1tF
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GOLDEN GATE KFAL, EsTAT
OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.

TOR RENT-S35 HOME FOR $IS; WATER
L free: rooms, bath and all conveniences; nice
location; close 10 cars; West Oakland owner going
away and must rent; head of family wanting TO
save money can apply at $50 Suffer ST., san Fran
cisco. Ie2S 3ts
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CQB0 PARTNER IN HOTEL AND BAR
- ONO. business; old established mechanics
house: among fac cries, etc; 10 rooms: house fun;
splendid bar trade; thorough investigation. N.
LESS. Fourth ST. lts
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GROCERY AND BAR IN WESTERN ADD
" tion; one the best stands in the city; Going
good trade: good reason for selling. Apply CALL
Eranrh llf1ro 10
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ROCERYMEN. ATTENTION THE BEST LIST
" OF groceries and bars In the city tor sale by
HEALI. us Market 81. 1fE
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AEANTED-A MAN or ABILITY AND A LIT
W tie money to invest fud a business that
will pay moderate at first, but good pros Pects. Ad-
dress Chance, Box lU2, CALL Branch once. je26 II
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OFFICES, HALLS AND WORK-ROOMS TO LET
~ in that elegant new 5-stOry building, Hardie
place, bet ke1rny and Montgomery. Bush
Suffer SITS; best lighted building in the city, ee
Yator; rents ana rooms to suit all Apply to Z. c.
MOLLOY 1873 Montgomery st. ie2S 1t
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C.D,)| FINE CORNER SALOON NEAR MAR
y -. ket ST., with years lease: , entrances:
.rs- bargain in the city worth $500. MORGAN 4
Co, Z5S kearny 81. Its
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MONEY TO LOAN.
CACKs FULL OF MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 PER
- cent upward; viii pay mortgage tax; on second
mortgage, notes, life Insurance policies ISAACS,
All O'farreIl ST. je2S 3tF
MONEY TO LOAN. Z. II. STREET. LAND
NJ Agent, 3l9 Pine ST. je27 7tF
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
w Security Loan bank. lIO6 Market st. mr.. Mason
private entrance Turk. n. }. FRANKLIN ~ co. 6m
prom $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
security s. y. C., BOX o. CALL Branch. je5 Il
MONEY LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
w reasonable interest and payable back in INSTALL
mentS. Address 81. NJ, Box 149. CALL Branch je4 II
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EHO SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR SALE
OVO very cheap. J. NOONAN, lOI7-i0-3 Mission
street Je27 II
CAEPErS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, Csc A YARD;
- mstaliment price elsewhere 81 I'd II. FRIED
MAN a Co, 22sZ30 stockton. aud 237 Post It q
brussels CARPETS soc LAID: FLOOR
- CLOTHS. 25c. s. W. SHIREk l234 Stnekton. m2tf
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- OOO. clearing 5 1900 per annuIn, which can be
proven; thorough Investigation allowed; situated
IN a principal country town; sickness reason for
selling. For particulars inquire OF ). LEVY ~ CO.,
2lS and 2ZU Washington ST. ie26 1t
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n OHCE-HANING BUY ERS WILLING TO IN
vest In legitimate business parties desiring TO
sell PROMPTLY apply to w. +. HEALY has Markets
GOS0 SALOON-NEAR MAIL DOCK AND
G-OO. manufactures; doing large trade; liv-
ing rooms. Appyt day. HEALY. has Market 1t
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WAGONS MD CARRIAGES.

TOR SALE. CHEAP-GOOD HORSE. HARNESS
i ana roekaway. Apply 1919 Marke. St my2O II
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GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE SA-
" loon near Market and Third stS.: part purchase
nTicn ramain W z. HEALN. llAS Market
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y GOD RESTAURANT; SELLING on ACCOUNT
" OF sickness. Inquire this Office je26 IT,
The advocate., 1891-11-25
THE SOCIAL UNREST IN OUR LAND
70 the Editor Of THE ADVOCATE.

To the Editor Of THE ADVOCATE.
We are supposed to be Christian peo-
pie. We call this q Christian civiliza-
ton. Society is ostensibly based on
Christian principles. Is 1t possible that
we are Christians In name and not In
fact? Is it possible that our business is
not conducted on Christian principles?
Christ said, "Thou shalt love thy neigh
bor;" business says, "Thou shalt compete
with thy neighbor." want to make a
few remarks on the social unrest that Is
among the laborIng classes to-day. The
social problems are sacred problems.
Every political question and every social
question is religious question. The
cry that comes from thousands all around
us is, "Lift me up" The ignorant cry
to be lifted up to knowledge; the op-
pressed, to be lifted up to liberty. 1t is
our mission to lift them up, to elevate
men and women; to give them complete
manhood and womanhood.
Under the shadows of our universities
towers hopeless ignorance thrives. In
one block stand the mansions of the mil
llonaire and In an adjoining alley, hud-
died together like hogs, are the gaun'
children of poverty and toll. The rich
are increasing in wealth and the poor In
creasing in poverty. This is not fancy
1t is hard fact. By good authority, we
are told that poverty has increased here
in our own fair land as rapidly as wealth
We have completed our hundred years in
the life of our republic. What does 8 re-
view Of this hundred years show? II
shows that we have more millionaireS
also more paupers; more brown stone
fronts, also more novels; more mansions
The advocate., 1891-11-25

In the makeup Of the table in TIE
ADVOCATE that relates TO the elections
Of 1891, and that of earlier years in
Kansas, it may be in order here to
say that the disposition to be emil
nently fair to our Democratic and
Republican friends may have oper-
ated to some extent in doing injustice
TO the Peoples party in some counties
of our commonwealth, in the returns
made of the election results Of this
year. It is morally certain that the
strength Of the Peoples party in
Kansas is greater than the figures
would indicate for them in the table,
and our friends in such counties where
their strength has been under esti-
mated we trust will appreciate the
feeling that obtained to make their
political power less instead Of greater
than it really was. The Peoples par
ty in Kansas have made mcst ex-
eellent showing in the election OF
1890 and of 1891, and the trend OF
events is such that they will have the
ten electoral votes of the state in
1892.
The advocate., 1891-11-25
THE ACTUAL VOTE OF THE PEOPLES
PARTY.

In the Capital Of November 20,
seventeen days after the late election
in Kansas, it is written, "a substantial
and extraordinary gain has been
made towards a Republican victory
in 1892
Such mental obtuseness and moral
Obliquity as would permit with full
deliberation such matter as the above
quoted would almost be enough to
even make angels weep, had not such
reckless writing become a sort OF
habitude of the Office, SO that actual
matters of fact pertaining to any par
ty outside of the one that paper ad-
vocates need no more be looked for.
And this sheet continues to prOpheSy that the
Republican party In 1892 can defeat, II called
upon to do so, the combination Of the Peoples
party and the Democracy.
Now, in all good fellowship, the in
quiry might be made of the Capital,
if it is certain that the Republicans
have an actual majority in as many
ss twenty counties in Kansas? And
what policy can the Republican party
possibly adopt that will put it in the
way to make any visible gains?
The Peoples party having Al per
cent. of the vote of Kansas, and
had there been as full vote pollel
this year as last, they would have had
over 10000 voter; the question may
be instituted, 'Does the Republican
party expect to furnish as many as
10000 votes for it's presidential can
didate in 1922
Why should it expect to obtain
next year, in Kansas, as many votes
as will the Peoples party, which is
growing one, while it is patent fact
that the Republican party is dying
one?
The advocate., 1891-11-25
RI Is PAID FOR.

Parties who receive The ADVOCATE
and who have not subscribed for it,
need have no fears about taking it
from the Office. The ADVOCATE is
never sent to anybody with a view OF
asking pay for it afterwards. 1t is
paid for if you receive it.
The advocate., 1891-11-25
what this political aspirant wants in
the following:

"~-N~N
the following:
The Anthony banquet has been generally no.
ticed by the state press, and the governor kindly
spoken Of by all Republican papers Of any stand
ing. II is generally conceded that he would
serve the country best as interstate railway COM
missioner or COngreSsman.at-large.
And now comes the Kensington
Mirror, little Republican sheet in
Smith county, which is sorely offended
because a portion Of its party are
lavishing praise upon our senior Sena-
tor, Preston B. Plumb, and it thus
seeks to exalt his cherished Anthony:
A great many Republican papers are throwing
hot slugs into ingalls, and pralSlng Plumb. In
gals made q calamity speech in hopes that 1t
would turn the calamity Legislature for him,
and Plumb made calamity speeches in advance
so that he might the easier flop into the Alliance
In the event of It's asCendency in this state.
Since the death OF the old crltter, Plumb Is out
with, I'VE killed the BEAR" Kansas Republi-
cans should remember this and when the time
comes to elect successor to the senior Senator,
select some such man as George I. Anthony,
who dares to stand by his beliefs though all the
people are against him.
The Lawrence Jeferso,liGn thus
presents the Kansas statesman:
George T. Anthony wants 10 be the Republl-
can candidate next year, and we know Of none
easier beaten, or better representative Of his
party. OF moderate intelligence and mediocre
ability, moral idiot, without the slightest power
of distinguishing between right and wrong; :Oi
bOundless egOtism and inOrdlnately selfish; insO
lent to the helpless and cringlng to superiOrS he
Is the typical servant Of plutOcracy and the best
embodiment Of Kansas Republcanism that We
know Of. We fear, however, that the railroads
win want candidate who can poll more votes
than the one who served them so faithfully, but
injudiclously, before, by calling out the mllltls
and shooting a preacher at EmpOria, when the
sheriff Of Lyon county said that no militia were
needed.
The advocate., 1891-11-25
GEORGE I. ANTHONY, THE KANSAS RE
PUBLICAN IDOL

The chilling frost of the Topeka
Lance, thus bestows its most fulsome
adulation upon a political favorite:
The people are casting about for a man OF
ability, of character and Of brains and all three
of these requisites they ind in Ex-Governor An
thony, whose record during his former occu-
nancy of the executive Office Is that he knew his
own mind, Is his own master and, II elected VIII
himself be governor.
But Mr.. Anthony's home journal,
the Ottawa Republican, intimates