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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

In Boston the granting u saloon Ii.
csnses rests entirely With the police
board. said Superintendent Can ycsssr.
aay - he produced . paper from .
pigeon hole an his deck. This 10 . no
tie 10 saloon men and hotel men that
hey must make their applications for
liteas-s dursng the months 1T March
and April la Boston no man 10 allowed
g. operate oee day after May l. Think
IN. plan % placing the power 10 grant
hcsus.s 10 the hands a the police de-
psrtment ~ good. Certainly the police
department - IN a better position to
ksss Who ~ and who 10 noe entitled tn
have license than the average alder.
man. They have 20 pay we'll To do busi-
nr~@ tb~re. too. Look at thesc prices:
$3.50 for q first class license. al 30 for
the second. aud ti.Oso for the third
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Ex Aidermaa Doyle visited Reeds
lake lsst Sunday and looked over the
vaftsus resorts about the place lie
says hs We shocked At the humber 20
young girls NJ ss~ drinking vino and
beer there. Me-. Doyle IL not . temper
snce nsn. DO takes drink % beer or
shisky sacn h. feels like n. but he says
he could MT help bat exciaim This
- the gate % bell lie said he vas
heartily IN favor ~ the course pursued
~ the prosecuting attorney. Mf, Doyle
ssys be- - satisfied that " 90 liquor was
siid % Reels axe the crowds would Be
Iu~f A. large on Sunday az u ~ az
present. bot y you'd ~ q mora refined
erosd Iho-s sho aaxs drink.eg plscsA
be TANKS. ceuist turn them into easing
hou~r- ADD temperance place. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Of his term of o.fce be retired 10 private
practice aud rapidly gained an excellent
clientage. In 1851 he Vas q csninstes1
Cor Judge 81 the superior court To run
against +. A. Buriingame. He was de-
f-@ifd. bat made . strong run consider.
i1g the odds against him. Mr.. Maynard
has not run Tor office since that time.
though he has always been an active
adviser in all republican gatheringR
He can instill more enthusiasm into .
crowd IN i've minute speech than any
other man in the county. He IL fiery.
forcitle speaker. and 10 50 full d repub-
hcaa enthusiasm that his hearers an
not help but lmbibe some III L. He ~ =
lssei headed business msn and n one oe
the directors Of the board of trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Ii " not COMMONLY known that straw.
berries are poisonous 10 some perSons.
just at this ssason u the year the aver
Sge mao who ssts down TO his dinner
with . heapsng dish u this delicious gift
q the season or with . quarter section
20 .sra~berry short cake at his right
hand would 20 apt b coosioies himself
very unfortunate To know that were he
20 taste the tempting dish ne would be
made seriously sick and greatly incon-
yenienced. those who are possoned by
the berries are effected in . peculiar
manner Their hands. feet and lips
swell until they are like pun balls. .
burning .tching sensation covers the
whole body and a red eruption covers
the ent.Fe skin. Deputy County Clerk
Edie - victim Il this unusual III 10
mankind lie has learned from sad 81.
perieuce not tough the fruit and never
tastes u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

nnytpne - - - - a.; pssssh.
Ckicsp; Sun<lay school q 1! o'es<~'k,
coassssoos nssseing Ws1sns0sy ssese
rs
Al the Enss snees 4. = sAsssA BE-
tussa c1mgy street aud Lake avenue.
- paoons vill pe~sk:h on the fokis0 ing
suhscos Mas0tng. The Goisiea Cali
Esd lss lssnDas.s evsnisQ -1he Blind
Mans Sos. os ths Prosiixal Who Never
ks<psnsd"
A sppsopxsuos s,svsss ~ ''sd 30
plor oiii - len II sAs Pssiofsad Ave
que -. h. church this morning. Tbs
Rev. VI. A. frye, pastor
Gs~eA Cosgsseatiosd Churchr-TA<
Rev. J. 4. Saith. psStos. Morning sub
iscs. THE FIRST commAnd Of Jesus;
evening. Hearing Christ's Words. \.
r. :. {. T. I'll els p. IA.
Gsand Rapids Spiritual sssociatioa
osseB u Lincola hall. No - Peasi
sesesa; J. &. Pa a lowell vih lecture;
m morning ssrviee. I'm p. IN. sduit<rs
tioa q sdess; esrcis ~ . p. Va
Fcunssin Street Baptist Church The
Rev. JOAN L. JseksDn. ID. d.. pastor.
Usual services morning and evening.
Trinity Church--Hoiy bsptissa and
holy communion at l0sD. Evening II
TN. II which service the Rsv. DIR.
LAnssord Of Nsv York city viii preach
Sunday school and Bible class II J p. u
Vested choir; scass are free; H.HJohns
ton. rector
All Souls' Churh tuniversalisti- p
Sheldon street corner Oakss The Rev
Charles fIuhres, u. d.. pastor. Morn
ing subject. -rhs Fsts II the Prophet,
suggsssed BY the briggs case. Even
ing. srcOnd lecture on The House WI
Live Ia subject. Master or Servant
Sunday schocl AZ II ~; Young People,
nessng at go p M
Grace Cnurch-C Corner IL Cherry ane
lafayette strests-The Rev. Johr
Brewster HubbA rector. Holy com
munion and sermon. 1870; evening
prayer and choir festival. 7.p; Sunday
srhooi festival. With address by the Rev
w. 81 Lodgfosd. ID. d.. at 3 o'clock
Seats free; vested choir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
CHATS BY THE WAY
LICENSE FITS m session
0Dp<vsns~ss<1eas Cary Thinks sAo uons
1oUn Plaza . Go<Ds1 One-.Ex-AD1-
eemAs,s opi1ssn of the Lake.

Pred A. Maynard has bee e.
Ossasus nsufe in Espabiless psfiti<n u
ossnd R@psis and Kent coanty. zee
md N ths stats fos the past " ysasA
Hs . an attorney bv profession and 81
tDys lucrative practice. which he has
osiit up since 1871. when be srse came
Asre fresa Ann Arbcs. Nr. Maynard
Oss born Ia Ann Artor In ls6e and ~
o~sefoss. Al years old He 90 sdsr
Otsd in ann Arbos. graduating fEoss
ess IAs department In ISIS. bus be hal
tssn Ia tho once q Ssspbsn ballard
Dsssious 10 that tiu.. lilo was ansisfAnt
prosecutor uadss Mr.. Ballard end h
lssl vas himself elected prosecutor By
"a oEesshelaliaZ majority. At shs eloss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The Rev, w. 8. Lsngford. ID. d.. sec
rotary Of the board Of missions. is the
guest Of Bishop Gillespie. He will
preach this morning at St Marks
church. and in the evening at Trinity.
on the subject Of missions. work with
which he 10 perfectly acquainted from
his long service on the board. The chill
dren in the various Sunday schools Of
the city will have their annual festival
1t Grace church this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. and DIR. Langford will be pres
emit and address them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

A. O. Crozier and family.
MN Chas Baxter and family,
Thomas NJ. Peck and family.
James II. Hunt and family.
X. u. Woodcock and family,
William Pittitt and wife.
Peter Gravensen and wife.
Frank Colson and wife.
Mr.. j. Benedict and wife.
Mr.. NJ. Sander aud wife.
Mr.. G.. T. McCrane and wife.
Mr.. A. J. Caulkins and wife.
Mr. r. L. Maddox and wife.
rursr Mr.. s. A. Norman and wife.
" Mr.. r. s. Baldwin aud wife.
.xn MIRA Edward T. Fuller.
Ho Mrs- Orrin T.. Brown.
orurps Mrs. -. q. Spsulding.
MIRA Nettie Chuniock.
roor Mrs Milton NJ. Morse.
A Mr.. William VI. Butler.
rur Mira John a Powell.
Mr.. Thomas H. Sharp.
rryrp Mr.. George a. Cutler.
Mr. Clarence Tuxbury.
r.sr Mr. James VI. Barnett.
Mr. W. T.. wolfeIdsn and wife.
urrv Mr.. George Norton.
Mr.. Edwin j. Herrick.
Mr.. Samuel Werner.
Mr.. William Miller.
Mr.. J " Fink and wife.
Mr.. Horton II. Drury.
Mr.. William DAndeu.
Mr.. Thomas W Wand
Mr.. William ~ Long.
Mr.. Charles NJ Wstera
Mic Augusta Colson.
Miss Mabel Morehouse.
Mrs. Sarah X. Smith.
Mr. L. NJ Fuller and wife.
Mlaa Anna Peterson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
!. Radiant Noon Haa


10 even worse than foul-mouthed man.
But no one need DO foul -mouthed il
they will only use Sozodont and rub il
in we'll Don't spare the brush and
spoil the mouth. 40 some parents 10
with their children when they withhold
the rod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AenHI.


20 SALE -noranD AND lDu
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sss:!S - - ~ .5:G.szi.
xai eqnw Nj go -, 49, d
= 1891 eve1nA - = 49, ovo6GA - =
= 60 H~4sS d. 81
Z easAaaN ~ hcs1o - - So lusnos1
To- hD4nDGQ Cos sipoDk onunn0 kHaonDn1GD
sssnss ~ 49, - ssnAsagA
sAn,1s pos aALs q uzruAnaa
0sesY = e{ahss1p s~ssAlos . - -
- &c - - - - 49,. 60. -.
- = 80. ssssals : sa1SaseG .
. - ssslv. 49, is.n ~, 800 -
- 81 = 1eisS ksY 9 Z slssi
= 80 ~ - kssss& 80 - e -
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ksss alse . sank9 = - pSsen e -
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IE.e ~ = - psss = sAssss ssun -
Hnas0 - ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
FACTORY FOR RENT.

The four story and high basement brick fac
tori building, 9xiD feet, nov occupied by
Grand Rapid Felt Bcot Company. with water
power. steam power. elevator. main shsftins,
on Mi street. immesi,sssiy .octh Of Bisseii
Carpet Sweeper Company: size ~ lot iDniO;
possession May 4, A~roS a.. HonxSFYL.
Ill mo Tie Michigan Trus; Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

no YOU WANT MONEYf-Isso, yoo yin IN
~ u Ia POUR adv antage To eco rs before b.

no YOU WANT MONEYf--Isso. yco win find
~ II Ia pour adv antaSe To see us before bur.
rowing.
We make inans % hcuseha1d goods. pianos,
hoFsss, Wagons. or personal pruperty OF sny
kind Mt tho lowest possible hates and In the
quickest possible time.
Our hans ere made without publicity end
The property y lefs In your indivsdaal possss-
sion.
Loans can - cavrisd - loag ~ desired ores
BE- paid IN FALL or In part. Ut sny time In snss
pour ecnvenieeee, aud any pan paid reduces the
cost Of carrying the loan.
IL roo owe . balance o. furuiturs, piano ~
other property. We viii pay IL ~ Ses yoa. and
-carry - long n you de&ire.
We also make loans on the bailding and loan
association plan.
Our Offices are the most pleasant in thc city
and arc 80 arranged that psrt.ss calling upon
m may bo waited upoa quickly and courts-
Ousiy.
Respembcr that ron have the - a hpth shs
property and the raoney end can return the
money 81 any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room - Tower block,
Corner ~ Monrp~. Pearl and Canal ~t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
So. Marks Music.

The usual Sunday evening musical
service at st. Marks will take place to
night. when the following program will
be given:
Anthem - The Radiant Moon Has
Paced Away Woodward
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

I OrT--A - 40. IssaAss ss,las - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

should not forget the sale at Miss A. T.
Straights. Kendall block.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04


Foeecsy. nth pcwe~ @ Nil street sdyosuias
HesseuCAspee Sueepsrta 1enans sss ssisls-f -
eneu maeufsree1nS ssoe~rus nernsss sss~
Sssu0 ano hssf tAscu~ut. massive tss<s trltd
~. lshs % eli ssas~ yss<r powss sss1. ~@t~
Chesis essaa pc~w. ss~SgAs slesss.s. sns.n
sAess>no and rsilrxN go ssssn h~sssas az
ossek edition tAAi0
tsna eans. hsrce sss~~sA sr,.o sms
sdApts1 he iasbs sasafsct sssa< e~ss sais ssst
pr rear.
70 and 4 auron ssr~es too s~cooa a.-s
fcossa, escA 3x7o = Ues nussA each
~ Chew, sssest. neat "a eoener ~ Jaacrson
eseeue ~ rocms sesy msstssI Ice s~st
n Cbegvy nsrces, ersnes ysSlessos avenues
- roc0s szr~iiena tnsasssn
"a - Hcsth lcass, r~~ ersck dv~lisce. oa
Ne - MOTH loosA. pou bstcA awusaaa ~
Ma - Ncvsh loass. e~~Ilia4. frss nasa. ga
IA ac Moth 1uela, dweiitea. arvs Apsw, 80
AoL ed 10 epush lcass osss hs<ss fuissss
too stosvo. 1xsn saob.
NcsthOess conner tassi ssd A~vtusssy Tea
ssstA ssrsst hrsdeei. isve ss4sr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

MONEY LOANED for shcrs time In larre ~
Avl small amcants On ans form ~ god e<cur-
Ify. Frank A. Wesnes. IS Michigan Trust
Phone flzN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Hssshvese eopev euosh Dsvlssaa ss1 rs~~n
sessee. tcee, socA tes1A vtsk fsons avsatSzu6;
Urse9 - ell - 49,. 49, psBa
=. 1.iS svssS ssss Ssslllsss esssss e.
sneeeuuaS.
- HsssA rtstn6n saWa sss~w cs.~suo
~ ~itlsoss sA).snina la sssss 60
? Lot noftsv~ss esrsss s.sth Isssskps saA
heocnd sseuos. nnkxI
ysts sssss esoA1nW tsessas L&ass.ss pssk..
La. sSshesa sorns eAsssss sni EAsa
ssreees, t&euen
hessavege eerss Nan ssd C>s.sr sss~ss4 ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

49,. = 9 49,, s::: ~ = 81 -. Z -: -:
M: 49, =: .s. ::,1 S - :.;,
t11eeliy 60 49, - 1or1Iks. r
-. = 49, 3 - - - ~, -
NsssSsalS1I11iass,sssA s.AsUusns
NshsS ns1lns ssssA 80 = ~
- 49, - = ~ =
- - - !. :s - -. - =
- - $500 ~ ~ snuna -
- 49, = - - suaseAl,o -
eeS = - $780, e,ssoes = 1snAno
- 81. ss =. sssss e. go. .. - o'-' -
lss t<xlss Codes ~ ssssrl b~isu pvfsA -
- tAscss sssse 1s.ss 1ssiiss =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Aeens< - teke ssdsn Ia ev~<y scsn ssd essys
co0mssso os iit,rssi ss.sry a. sscer~sfsi eds
ser1tey psoApuy- kiivsnS~ a nasvy. M
HOG kUssosH. kscte<sss. y \.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The great balloon race today at
North Park between Professors Dear
aBd tuTtis. Ipc not fail 10 see It,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The hest meats st the lowest figures
At the Western Be~f and Provision 60.
Special features are always offered
Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WANTED 0OA1OERs.

WANTED soA~oERs.
GOOD HOTEI.-w...ss" s ..ss
only ~ to 81 trss.sens.. q aud NO hath free.
81 Lincoln Honse. No ~ spring streel eaars
sntee a. good fare am 80 house.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VN-oRLDs FAIR The "Neees Hotel a
w state and bearhorn streets. chiesso.
Edssionai Associate q ard Michigan rr~~s IS
soeistisso fer headsesaftef< ftrerrs 81 fear
s'.,iss. 80 e.sai,ial.s ts,n.sh.i rooms bath
Ansrlssa aud furoseis Hisu ~ - Ter day aud
M. Write fnr inform ssfsn. William n Hoop.
Prop l.. W seovIis. Mgr -
MORTGAGES bcasb,. John n. M.stin. q
vi tsnal street, -
NVASTEp-A ladies' dsisiax hers. aud esrrs.
W sss fot this samfnsr. for iss s-epsns.
= ri-ree. = sheta"s .trees
CHAP fer tssselsns psen Who vssi, snsa, s.s~es.
- 40 ssies ~ male 10 samples ~ saffy.
-.sfk a1as 20 fss Htnutes side ~ssslug Ter
ss.., snss ies ss'''s"'"''' k"-ins h.ss
eas SIS shssssa Mi
4 'LAiKsoyAST--rrss Harvey. N. greatest
Urssd kapsas Ne vsli rad seas Fssarr lie
sukont nasstsse ow-~ sslsshis iaf.rsss.
ssea al raltess- Nni ssss Fea sfssafai
ssa al fsrssls .ifssrs, hesnx ksfssd eta ssr.
and ~assdeFfa snss< be sAte such msftsrk, snst
never snoSa ~ nak~ nssstske TIC fster~
plainly Fsreaisd, lsssrs ssitea froutslss
healed. esanats~ the 80 ass,ei frssn ehAtesss
e.aee saa ss8sas hsrFy marriages. tftses
ssesss 90 fries.is and enssriez. also sh@ enc yea
vii nawY Tells chat 81 he sad ssssfs - GO
- hs fssiy Al 10 esstis ssii sksss d@
ssfias sslssfaa infssmssssa "a al afssrs "a
1t Z ':.s,. sss asa e sss - se..-
fressas s.erse t~s~r<n lass-soa sad is.s1a
Hnsrs ffs1s a. N. - - . "a =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

WANTED-Two agents at q Crescent
w avenue ~ mo
WANTED-ln every town In Michigan.
w agents and canvawers TO hspdls novel
ties and household specialties- Call. or al.
dress With rrfercnesH the Gravity Tvine Box
company, i7i Griswch street DETROIT Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ENOR sALE-My entire store os furniture sod
II miscellaneous houschold eocds; q new
house and lsrEe lot corner Of Union and Carrse
streets house and lot No l3 Madison street:
vacant lot oo Christ street; farm cf ten acres
I'D rods east Of city hmits new boildinGs and
all kinds Of fruit; viii ssll OF exchanxe for
Other property. A. A. Lord No - Stocking
street. ilZR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
0. \. ARMSTRONG, Builder.
FOR RENT! :: FOR RENT /!

House. No. 573 Heary strsst large end nee
with moderu tlnpsov sxnents: SIS
House On Washinotoa avenue. near Fulton
street never been occupied: eight rooms: so
House next 10 above. with barn. nine ROOMS:
a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

TzSOR SALE-Impsir~d health makes Il i'm
II prative that | shall eel ny saloon and
The ciss. To persons uhe Sesirs' 70 rsrchss -
full particulars Will b. given On application
The merely cnrioss need not apply. I mean
business and will give to the right man with
money an option on the best saloon and restau-
rant In Grand Rapids. Address h. r. L Her
aid Oll3ce. tDef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

LNOR RENT-A suit Of furnished rnons on
II the ground floor; furnace heat. gaa, bath
and spring water. Call before SID l. m. OF
after 3. "a Bartlett street. opposite South
Division street school 3nG
kNOR RENT-furpished rsoms in the Wine
II gar block; steam heated, gas and hath
rooms. No. Is South Division street &-ie-u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

I'VE offer agents big money. in exclusive ter
w ritory. Our sales sell al sight in city or
country Agents hrst in field actually getting
rich. One agent IN one day cleared Spi.5D. 50
company. No. 360Jsl Clark street. Cincinnati.
Ohio. a.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13
OaucuseS and Conventions.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: - Primaries and
conventions are the order Of the day,
and realizing the Importance Of having
them conducted on just principles, /
thought q few words ON the subject
might be in order. 1t needs no great
amount Of experience in the business to
see the unfairness with which csucuseB
and conventions are many times con-
Quoted. A man who is bold and good
wire-puller makes it q point to quickly
move to elect by scclsmation; then the
motion is seconded, put and carried.
Then he or his co.wire-puller Jump up
and move for whoever they want for del
egate; the motion is put and ninety-nlne
times out of hundred it carries. The
work is done. Then we say that is the
voice Of the people, when in reality not
more than q half dozen in q whole county
have been satisfied. Yet we wonder why
parties become corrupt and honest men
become disgusted with caucuses and
politics. 1t would be no misuse OF
words to say that this system has ruined
more parties than any other one thing
The whole people are not easily brlbed
but it is no great job to hire some un-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13

"WHosE heart will not bleed for
bleeding Kansas" says the New York
Sun. "She has just had another
stab. The returns Of the state board
of equalization show that her prop
erty has increased more than $11, ,0OO,-
600 in value since last year, and her
taxes have gone down from 1856 mills
to 3.0811 mills. This is bitter news
to the Populists of the Kaw." Oh,
no, most ancient and reverend repre-
sentative of the "busted community"
whose people do business on the fiat
of wildcat bank certificates, while the
money those banks wrung from the
west takes a vacation in Europe, it is
not bitter news at all. On the con-
trary, it makes us feel quite cheerful
to know that Kansas, in the hands of
Populists, is being rescued from the
awful condition which threatened her
a year ago. It Is also quite cheerful
to know that our Populists in the
legislature passed bill which pre-
vents your cut-throats from making
loan contracts here that can only be
fulfilled by the payment Of gold.
Kansas is managing her own bust
ness at present, and Is setting good
example for every state in the union.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13

principled being to join party and
then, under the acclsmstlon system, run
the politics Of the party in a whole
county to the shame and injury Of all
concerned.
Such system is certainly undemo-
cratic and subversive to good govern
ment. II we wish to build UP our party
and good government and have people
attend the primaries, we must vote in
such way that the more timid, humble
and reserved class, as we'll as the noisy
and bold, shall have q voice in the meet
ings' A democracy demands the voice
of the whole people from the primary
until the law is on the statute books.
It is poor satisfaction to go to the polls
and vote for man who has been nomi-
mated in the manner above described.
II we expect to see those grand princi-
pies laid down in the Omaha platform
enacted into law, we must elect by ballot
in the caucuses and conventions, as
we'll as at the polls. Then, and not till
then will we get the voice Of the whole
people, and our doors be closed as near
as possible against the wilss Of the trick
ster. We have seen good men in our
own party from habit, or thinking to ex-
pedite matters, move to vote by sccls-
nation, little thinking Of the baneful
consequences liable to follow and the
dreadful abyss into which it has plunged
the old parties and the people. We
ought never run the risk Of electing del
egstes and candidates except by ballot
when it possibly can be avoided.
Yours for reform,
Dana, Kss. HENRY ADEE.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13
Dana, Kss.
HENRY ADEE.

The governors of Kansas, Missouri,
Colorado and Oregon have united in a
call for a convention to be held in Chi
cago from September 9th to 18th, to con-
slider the subject Of cutting loose from
the east and doing business with Europe
direct by way Of New Orleans. This
meeting is Of great Importance to the
friends of the Erie Canal, and those who
are desirous Of maintaining the CONNER
cial supremacy Of New York. The Erie
route is already menaced by southern
routes convsrging at Newport News and
Galveston. If to these shall be added
the competition Of New Orleans, the
situation will become grave indeed.
The legislature Of New York must
come to the rescue. The Erie Canal
must be put In condition to give the best
service at the lowest cost. We want
nine feet Of water, vertical walls and
double locks throughout the length OF
the canal.-Bufalo IN. " Express.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13

II appears now that the reason Col.
Hughes did not obey the orders OF Gov.
Lewelling to clear the state house Of an
armed force Of rebels last winter was,
that he feared someone would be hurt.
That puts new face on the matter, The
situation was too mortusry for his
nerves. Cowardice should now be added
to the other charges. OF course it's not
q soldiers duty to fight. They can only
be depended upon to shoot down un-
armed half. starved men, women and
children Columbus CO., Sun.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13
WANT NOTICE.

We want reports from every county
in Kansas as TO the political situation
regarding the campaign. Letters
written for publication should be
short and to the point the shorter
the better, if they size up the situa-
ton. We want to encourage our
readers by showing them that the
people of Kansas still have their
working clothes on. Let us hear
from you.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13

THE motto of the upper crust in
Topeka is: Hank Lindsay must CO."
This Hank Lindsay is the chief of
police who has been enforcing the
prohibitory law against all classes
alike, regardless Of their social or
financial standing. He is very IN
popular among law breakers.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-09-13

THERE will soon be no more public
lands for the homeless, unless the
government confscates some that has
been stolen by congress and given to
the railroad and other corporations.