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ELECTRIC FLASHES
Brief kilograms From Various Por-
lions Of the Globe.

lions Of the Globe.
On Saturday last the body of dead
man was found at Lake Valley, FL Do
RADIO County. 1t is supposed to be one of
the two men lost In the snow last winter.
a fight ut Banquette, Mexico, between
the Government troops and q party of
bandits who crossed from Texas, resulted
In terrible defeat for the latter and the
loss OF half their number, together with
their arms and equipments.
Miss Jessie keene, daughter of James
Il. keene, was married on Saturday to
Talbot j. Taylor OF Baltimore. The
bridegroom is a well-to-do Baltimore
banker. The wedding was modest one.
anu there were no bridesmaids.
News of bloody raid. by dervishes has
been received from Upper Egypt \
band OF fierce fanatics recently made a
descent upon Sierra, twenty miles north
of Wady HaIfa, and massacred thirty
four natives who fell into their hands.
y telegram from Asuncion, Paraguay.
says: The political and financial siiua-
ton Is daily becoming worse. General
wretchedneSs is reported to exist in all
towns. Public industries are ruined and
paper money is at TO l. Prominent
men are emigrating TO Brazil and Aroen-
tine.
4 large party of Roman Catholic DIG
nitaries and clergy will leave on a tour of
the Pacific Coast. Among the tourists
will be Archbishop Duhamel of Ottawa.
the Bishops of Three Rivers, of Penn
broke, Brooklyn, Helena, Mon, and
Athabasca, and Monsignor HameI, repre-
senting Cardinal Taschereau.
A bomb and quantity OF some explo-
sive were placed on the window sill in
the office of the mines at Abby, in the De-
partment of Tarn, France. The explo-
sion which followed was terrific and the
building was blown to atoms and the
furniture of the office destroyed. Tho
affair has caused the greatest excitement,
and it was feared number of people
We're injured. Upon investigation, how
ever, it was found that no one was hurt.
There is no Glow to the perpetrators OF
the outrage.
TNOTeTSTvOE Dizziness Take REECH-
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4 Thrifty Widow.

Frank Parsons of Mansfield, Conn.,,
having spent several evenings with Belle
Wilson, the daughter OF a widow, the
mother informed him that he must
cut enough wood to pay for what
was burned evenings in the process
of sparkling. The next day he took his
place at the woodpile and contin-
ued his work till he had chopped enough
wood for the entire winter. 1t is held
that under Connecticut law he can collect
pay for his labor If Belle now dismisses
him and receives the addresses of another
fellow
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Order Your Diamond.

81 have my diamond engagement ring
three months now, and you can't imag-
inc how economical it ISL she said to her
friend in the street car.
Why, dear, how do you make that
out?''
Haven't worn a pair Of gloves since /
had it''
But" asked the other, lit doesn't keep
your hands warm. does it?''
Doesn't it? just try one yourself.
You've no idea how comfortable it So
Detroit Free Press.
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STOCE RANGE FOR RENT FOR THE
- season; suitable for pasture of 200 head of
horses or cattle; d desirable place for q dairy
Of 90 10 so COWS; situated at kubicon Park
on the west shore OF Lake Tahoe. For partic-
ulars inauire Oi A. i. FkOST. s5acralnentn
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u EsIDENCE, STAY X STREET, TO RENT
H Isl OF May. Inquire at COOPER'S MI
SIC STORE.
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Sciatic Rheumatism,

for if ever man suffers with anything
IN this world it is with that awful dis
ease. 1t seems to me as if all other
physical suffering were compressed into
that one. | took about everything man
ever tried for it but never got dollars
worth of help until began taking
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SENATOR BARBOUR OF VIRGINIA
Suddenly Expires at Washington, From
Heart Failure.


Heart Failure.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Bar
bour of Virginia died suddenly yester-
day morning of heart failure. He had
no previous illness, and occupied his seat
in the Senate yesterday as usual.
Senator Barbour went to bed at IL
o'clock the previous night apparently in
his usual good health, after having at
tended to his duties as Senator during the
day. At O'Clock in the morning he
called his sister-in-law, Miss Dangerfield.
and asked her to send for doctor. as he
felt choking in his throat as if he was
going TO shave the Group. A minute or
two later he fell into comatose state.
from which he never rallied, and died
ten minutes before the doctor arrived.
The doctor pronounced it a case of heart
failure.
His death was very unexpected He
had always been regarded as man with
an exceptionally vigorous constitution
and as one who was uniformly well for
man of his age.
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INDIGESTION. Dizziness. Take BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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LOT 8.

Linen Embroidered Pillow
Shams, with open work and
scallOped edges. Sale price,
81 As pair.
Worth So so.
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LOT q.

80 pieces Veilings, in differ
ent styles and cOlOrs, goods that
nave been marked to sell as
high as 75c a yard. Sale price,
15c a yard.
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Never Su,ted.

II your beard you do not shave,
People say the price you save.
II you shave il every day.
It's because it's getting gray.
Smith, Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
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LOT l.

42-inch Embroidery Flounc-
ing, with hennStitcn and ORR
entail designs. Sale price, 35c,
Worth 75c.
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DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness. Fits, Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
ProstTati0n caused by alcohol or tobacco,
Valentines. Mental Deprcss On, Softening OF
Brain, causing insanity. misery, decay, death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss ofPower
in either sex, Impotency, Leucorrhoea and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses,
Spermatorrhoea caused by over exerti0n of
brain, Selfabuse, Oyel-indulgence.- A mo3ths
treatment, 81; Is Tor So, by mail We guar
antee six boxes to cure. Each order for six
boxes with So will soAd written guarantee to
refund fRot cured. guarantees issued only
b. CLARK d WElHE, DRUGGISTS, sole
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gXTANTED-A BOY TO DELIVER HATS.
w No boy attending school need apply
MRS. NJ. A. PEALER, 6l9 to 623 street,
Sacramento, Cal. myl3 8. st
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any KIND, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing the Intelligence"
1O17 Second street, sacramento. CHAS. Il.
MILLER proprietor. ap4-6m
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NTANTED-BY a MIDDLE-AGED GER
w man WOman-a situation to cook on
ranch, with boy, 10 years, to work ON same
place. Address Box 2, this Office. myl4 -3tt
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LOT 6

80 dozen Ladies' Summer
Ventilating Corsets, in white,
beautiful fitting and long
Sale price, Ace pair.
This Week You Will Find New
the House.
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PLEASANT UPPER FLAT, FIVE ROOMS.
1 with bath, for rent at 11OS o street for
o21, including water. Inquire OF CHAS Nj.
CAMPBELL, carpets ana furniture, 4O9 X
street. nIYl3 -3t
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TO
y help do cooking, light homework or cham
Der work. Address GEORGE, this Office.
myl3-3L
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5000 a Bottle

] should still keep using it, as l have
for the past ten years. With me the
question as to whether life is worth
living depends upon whether can get
Hoods SarsapariIla. l don't think
could live without it now, certainly l
should not wish to, and suffer as I used
to. For over ten years l suffered the
horrors of the damned with
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Hoods SarsapariEEa

! have taken it now pretty regularly for
ten years and have no more pain and
can get around all right. l have
advised good many to try Hoods Sar-
saparilla." r. D. WHEELER, Deputy
Sheriff, Winooski Falls, VT.
Hoods Pills Cure Liver Ills
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Go Get or Rr1rt.

UIO LET-A SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, LARGE
/ yard and barn. Inquire at 1924 q street
mVl4-jt#
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ITO RENT-IN SAN FRANCISCO, FOR
/ summer months, to responsible tenants
completely furnished house of ten rooms
Apply by letter 10 i. A. y, 2121 California
Street; references required. myl2-5I<
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TOR SALE-1111 EIGHTH STREET !
Il fine three-Story brick house OF Ia rooms
IniS IS u paying piece OF property, only one
biock from new iostoihce; hne investment
or nome, also for clearinghouse At present
would be sold cheap. Apply ON premises,
nIylU-l2tF
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NTANTED-BOY FOR HORSE ROUTE.
w Apply at depot OF w. DOAN at IL l. NJ
myl3-3t*
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DANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOITTH-
IL east OF Lincoln, Placer County: 2:!O acres
CIi0lcG Irult iaha the place is improves: has
500 , ilousg, Larh anu other buildings upon It,
anu 10 Licloseu W a substantial fence: the
pIoPSIiy was formerly known as CaIderwOod'S
Tlhen; i9r sale on easy terms Apply to Mrs
HOLL, her attorney, go Fifth street. sacra.
mento.
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StALESMEN WANTED-TO SELL OUR
y goods by sample to the wholesale and re-
TAIL trade; liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent position; money advanced Tor
ana reference, address CENTENNIAL MANU-
FEATURING co. Chicago. III IN p-:nTT-
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LOT =.

so dozen Ladies' Tafata Silk
Gloves, in tanS, grays and
black. Sale price, t6c q pair.
Worth SOC.
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ITO PENTHOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS, Be
1 tween Fourth ana Fifth, X and l.; S. per
month. Inquire OF DIX. j. II. SHIRLEY,
POstOTlice building, Fourth street. my1I-Iw%
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JXTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 300 street.
myl4-3t*
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ITO LET-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS
| sunny front suites; also, single rooms with
board; 1905 Pine street, san Francisco.
ap25.L
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LOT 3.

An assorted lot Of Ladies'
Handkerchiefs, scallOped and
embroidered. Some Of them
have been sold at IS, IS and
soc. Sale price, 1919.
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mo LET-A EIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON NJ
| street, near Tenth. Apply at SILLEK
BROS, 1614 ThiIteentE street. nly5-tf
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Q10 REWARD, - LOST, STRAYED OR
OlV stolep. One white mare, branded "CO"
on shoulder and ''X' on hip; also one sorrel
horse, white spot in face; two hind feet white;
branded VS." or 'SN" on hip. Address MRS.
MARY MORGAN, Placerville, Cal. my13-6t
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A GOOD STRONG WOMAN WANTS
~ work in the city; fIst-class cook and ,
housekeeper. Address 917 X ST. my14-2t*
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SarsapariIEa

1t would be difficult to find a man
better known in the vicinity of Burling-
ton, VT, than Mr.. r. D. Wheeler of
Wlnooski Falls, the efficient Deputy
Sheriff of Burlington county. He says:
sc. I. Hood 6 Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Sirs If Hoods Sarsaparilla cost
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LOT ..
LOT TO-
LOT H.

SO pieces Cotton ChallieS,
with dark and light ground.
Sale price, 32c a yard.
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Inst-Jpu1tn.

7 OST-A HORSE BLANKET. FINDER
II viii be rewarded by returning same to
KENT BROS STABLE, 1917 Third street.
mylS-2t%
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t.TON SALE By AUCTION-HY oDDFR
L OF the superior Court, lot 3. G, ID. Fifteenth
5 1 5l%teenth streets, ana nice hoase, WE'D
frcnt or the Courthouse. i. \ WAT''T- a,
Administrator W. IL Snerburn, Auctioneer
uy3-Id
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3lIuntp0.

| NETANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WIN
| w COW trimmer. Address, stating refer
| ences, Postofice Box l 50, Sacramento Tnl est
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AMI
\ Elrgest saloons in the city; extra family
ent;[ailce; pest location; stock and lease In.
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yXTAN1ED-FIVE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with gOOu address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
COMPANY. SOC street
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t'Ch SALE-LOTS 40 OR Sox16O FEET,
i h l,, side OF street, between Twentieth
IN wen -Ilrst streets; one of the finest 10
t'iolls III lile clty-abovc all possible Hoods
" L. 1l11AdBEhLAIN, 161S NJ street.
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Goods at New Prices All Over
Come Early.
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EoR SALE-A SPAN OF WEII-BRED
L road mares; work double or sinIIn ~,
quire at room IL, Postofice building 51Vq-ir ~.
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Ipr 4nle.

ITUR SALE CHEAP-A WELL-BRFD NClE-
L man Gappie bay stallion. Can be seen az
Davisviile. Apply GEORGE WEBER. nj
D&yisNile. mv120r'r-s
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LOT 2

SS-inch All-wOOl Scotch Suit
1nSS, in light summer standings.
Sale price, Csc.
Worth 81.
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IfLEEMAN HOUSE f U FINISHED
u rooms, By day, week or month Best and
cIcancst beds in city for 20 and 90 cents. Cor
ner Third and streets. ap27-tf
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LOT AZ

The new wash fabric, China
Cloth, 80 inches wide, a Splen-
did material for summer wear.
Sale price, Sc a yard.
The advocate., 1892-01-20

JERRY SIMPSON has introduced resolution
TO investigate the agricultural department.. The
Alliance is always on the search for Republican
raScallty which it never nndS.-EmpOrtG Re
publican.
Yes, Republican rascslity is very
hard to find. There is none Of it in
the Conspirscies that have shaped the
financial policy Of this government
for the past thirty years; there is
aone of it in the Pacific railroad or
Credit Mobilier steals, in the ST.
Louis whisky frauds, in Commission
or Raum's pension department, or,
coming home to Kansas, there is none
of it IN the Coffeyville dynamite plot,
in the creation of a sinecure for g. A.
Henrie, because, Iceland, we had to
do it." or in the Botkin investigation.
Oh, no! Republicans never do any
devilment! They ought to have
wings, but for some reason they fail
to sprout.
The advocate., 1892-01-20
THE BINDER TWTNE'S Nav MOVE

MASON CIrY, Ia December S0.--ItnOw seems
as II the National COrdage Company wanted Vlr-
tualy to control che sale Of binding twlne In the
northwest. It has been agreed that both ma
nllla and slSal twlne shall range from cent n 2
cents higher next year than It has this. The
principal object Of the combine 10 to shut out all
Alliance dealers who buy large quantities and
sell to their members at cost.
And this is the company that is at
the head and front OF the National
Union Company that is now seeking
to monopolize not only the twine, but
every other commodity known to
American commerce; and yet we have
Alliance men who have been fighting
trusts and combines ever since the
Alliance was organized, who now pro-
pose to help this Cordsge Company
to place the yoke upon their own
necks. We hope when this scheme
is fully carried into effect, and the
people learn it's true character by ex-
perience that they will not forget what
The ADVOCATE says of it now.
The advocate., 1892-01-20
100000 FOB DOING NOTHING.


The cord tightens. Read carefully the follow
ing dispatch:
NEW YORK, December 26.-The purchase Of
the machinery and cOrdage works Of John Good
located at RsVensWood and Brooklyn, has been
effected by the National COrdage Company in
everything but techanlcal details. The purchase
tobe complete only requires the endorsement Of
the governing board, and as soon as the minor
details can be arranged the transfer will be
made. The works are valued at 81. 100000. The
purchase Of the works means the acquisition Of
Some valuable patents and another step toward
gaining virtual control Of the industry. Henry
@. Kelley, large dealer In eordage and ropes
was seen at his Office this afternoon. "As
understand It," he said, 'the National COrdage
Company has not bought John Goods plant 1t
has simply paid him q subsidy to shut down.
The price paid, 1 believe, Is In the neighborhOod
Of 100000 annually. Only q month ago the
NailOnsl Cordage Company bought out 10 the
same manner the firm OF John T. Bailey & Co :,
OF PHILADELPHIA" 0n the strength OF these two
deals the price Of MANILA rope and Of other rope
Ofa better quality has been advanced 10 per
cent.
Its likely another advance will occur shortly.
The trust now controls the majority OF the
SpindleS In the country, and It Is very probable
prices win advance all along the line. Rope Is
heavily protected by the Mckinley bill-lh cents
. pound-and This viii help the trust. The only
big competitors left now who are not In the trust
The advocate., 1892-01-20

TIE Capital and other Republican
papers are devoting q large amount
of space just now to Jerry Simpsons
resolution asking an investigation Of
certain charges against the depart
ment Of agriculture. If such charges
have been made and there is no
ground for them, an investigation
will add strength TO "Unlce jerry"
and Republicans should not make
such fuss about it. They should
rather thank the Hon. Jerry Simpson
for sffording them the opportunity to
Vindicate the character Of one Of their
officials. The amount Of wind that is
being expended in connection with
this proposed investigation only
shows that there is a possibility that
something will be brought to light
which Republicans would prefer
should remain coverd up.
The advocate., 1892-01-20

THE Hon. Tom Watson, of Georgia,
has reason to be proud Of tie endorse
ments he is receiving from every part
OF his state. If it is not as profitable
TO the pocket, it is more 30 to the
reputation of a member of Congress
TO fairly and honestly represent the
wishes of his constituents, and Tom
Watson is accumulsting considerable
Of this kind of capital that will be
useful in coming years.
The advocate., 1892-01-20
"A WARRINGTON LIAR.

A special to the Globe Democrat
from Washington announces the dis.
ooVery of "deep laid schemes"
by which the Alliance and the Demo
Gratis are to combine for the capture
Of several western states. The Wash
ington liar says:
The combination which has been agreed upon
Is that the Alliance is to bs given the state and
legislative officers and the Democrats are to
have the electoral votes and Congressman or a
majority Of them.
The national Democratic committee does not
care for the control Of state Offices, and would
as soon have Alliance men elected to these
offices aB to have their men. What they want
is Democratic electoral votes and Democratic
Congressman. On the other hand Alliance peo-
pie are seeking to gain control Of the state
offices. It Is yet long time before they can
hope to have power In national legislation.
The above statements would be
dead give-swsy, were there no other
reasons for pronouncing the story
forgery. The evils against which the
Alliance is contending are national in
their character, and require the sp-
plication of national remedies. Elec-
toral votes and members of Congress
are just what the Alliance wants, if it
wants anything. State officers are of
little consequence in this fight, and
the liar who got up this story was not
posted. The kind of trade he talks
about would be the very last thing an
Alliance man would think Of. The
remedy for the evils that afflict this
country lies in the revolution of our
financial system, and to secure this a
president andmembers Of Congress are
necessary. The Globe Democrat liar
should lose no time in posting him
self and making another trial. In the
meantime we would suggest that in
in view Of the Demo Republican COM
binstious of the late elections, Repub-
hcans might feel some delicscy about
such referencesto "deep laid schemes"
with Democrats,
The advocate., 1892-01-20

POLITICIANS are towards. They complain
loudly Of the newspapers and yet refuse to go on
record for any given proposition. The Record
sent requests to about dozen politicians for an
expression Of opinion on given point and 10
every case an excuse was given. Those same
fellows are the first to kick when the newspapers
take stsDd.-LGWrence Record.
Politicians are not supposed to
have opinions. The positions they
sometimes assume upon certain ques-
tions are determined by circumstan.
Ces, and the Record should not be so
presumptuous as to ask an opinion
upon a question before the circum-
stances arise which will indicate
which kind of an opinion will be most
profitable to maintain.
The advocate., 1892-01-20

are Edwin n. Filter & Go. OF Philadelphia; the
Plymouth COrdage Company Of Boston, and
HOOven 6 Allison Of Xenia. Ohio.
And this is the concern that plo-
poses to cooperate with the farmers
in the establishment Of stores under
the title of the National Union Com
pany. Since we published their plan
as adopted at Indianapolis we are
told that they have changed it SO
that that is not their plan at all. This
is very likely true. They want a
plan that the people don't know any
thing about; and as the former one
was published, it became necessary to
change it.
The advocate., 1892-01-20

THOSE s0uthWes ern Kansas OutrageS read
like b1rder rum An times which were thought to
have passed away forever. The warning factions
Of Judge BOtkin'S district viii not be appsased
until the great dsturber BItkln, Is removed one
way or another Seward and Stevens counties
are dIsgraceS to Kansas, and both counties
should be given over to the prairie dogs and
cOyotes.-LdWrenCe Record.
The people Of Seward and Stevens
counties are human and possessed OF
the attributes OF human nature. One
Of those attributes common to man
kind prompts resentment to insult
and imposition. These people have
submitted to the grossest outrages
until forbes:ance has ceased to be a
virtue; and when they exhibit their
resentment they are denounced
disgrace to Kansas" Reasonable
people, however, will recognize the
fact that Judge Botkin and those
members Of the Republican Senate
who persisted in imposing him upon
that judicial district, are the chsrac-
terS who are a disgrace to Kansas.
Better give Botkin over to the "prai-
rie dogs and coyotes" and that will
settle the whole difficulty.
The advocate., 1892-01-20

If there is any politics whatever in
the war in the Thirty-second judicial
district, Republicans will have to
shoulder the responsibility of it. The
facts are that the people, without re-
gard to party, are in revolt against q
judicial libertine and his satellites,
and the failure of the corrupt major
ity Of Republican Senate to dispose
Of him in q legal way when it had the
opportunity is the cause of Sam
Woods murder, and of all the other
laWless acts that have occurred.
The advocate., 1892-01-20


SENATOR PAFFER presumes a good deal upon
the reputation Of KaDsans for fair play when he
asks the papers to quit criticlslng him and then
proceeds 10 introduce bills for lO5,OOOOOO Of
pension nat and 1OO,OOO,OOO Of land money to In
dlana.-CGpital.
If Senator PETER desires to silence
the criticism OF the Capital and other
papers of its ilk, he should introduce
bills asking loans to corporations in
stead of farmers. Old John Sherman
introduces a bill to loan $lO0,OOO,OOO
to the Nicaragua Canal Company and
the Capital calls this craftsmanship;
but a bill to loan money TO farmers,
o, horror! what statesman ever
thought of doing anything for farm
ers?
The advocate., 1892-01-20
WASHINGTON EDITORIAL CORRESPOND.

The date year Of 1891 will be
written by letter writer's no more.
This great year Of history now be-
longs to the past tense. 1t may be said
that well developed person lives a sort
Of three fold life, being related to the
past through memory, to the present by
actual sensation and to the future through
anticipation. But being sdmOnished
that We know not what q day may bring
forth, It can hardly SAVIOR, Of wisdom to