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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Agent 70 take orders in every town and city
c. mmi On OF liberal "a AIRY T. successful soil.
citars IT. aiy wosk; seni references and secure
territory promptly. IiwsDses d Barry, Nj
Hope Nurseries, Rochester. n. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

FOR RENT.

New store. CORNER Isnis and isisnd fscru~s
frsn Union dsgct. asne slprs bal q ine, sos Ia
10 lie put az 81 sssc<L Jnsf tlir liAcs fof usr-
maze REPOSITORY &C csstnulti s.on houssA
fAsttsf,. With power on AsE strrst. sdia..nif1<
bss-.,lis afpct sssscIer Co ftfaat can snf.iet d.
small fnanafsct s<ing cessscrns nss@tius f-,w.s
sst'fy ard hish tsscfflcGt. massive urea belsc
m iisht ga ali sits<s ~afef l.uwer slta ns.as
wtsed steam Ee~er. ffcisht sletssssr. s1ksla
shsutrs< esd pn.l~ss. and Steam heasiss az
Iarefn-, uiafh bDsldsrg Sakiiti st ca stu<y
BRICK addition sesfJo
first toer, Huron ssr~sf, room afrs1 hsil
wand.- eds.tsss. for lssht auafact1filsr. real
only sfI. per year.
10 aud y HUM stfrss. two second faor
r-ssns, each 3nf1. - Lee nlssiItA each.
Al th-rr, street, heat a. corner - IctisrSax
a,ei.ur No rooms tcTg faf-i-rn ioa rent
- therry street. ctrae. Jt..orsaal arnIas.
10 fooUs excellent iocstissn-
No ~ North lonia. ueW frtck fNfliins So
No. - North Iona. Hs~ Assek a~siiisas "a
No ~ North lonia. dw.lisns ira hssr sis
No. az North lopik t~sliifs ifsf folr siA
Nee. snd 20 santh i,.n4s Just bs.iow fuii.ss).
two stores. 3fxso cach.
Northwest corner anal and Ns~hrsty fat
Sixth strcrf bridge. lErgc staru.
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GEORGE ROELOFS.
FACTORY FOR RENT.

-ts s.sr sse-s 80 sssk f,as-.r-nf h-.~t 30
s,-fs Aaslasss ttEtH7 fert. nrss a~ruFi@r -
s4ss~a Esf.sfs@ y ~ fsscs <.s.Esssy uii8 sefs
r@s~es st~er fe~pr ss<e 49, n str sbsfttns.
- 30 Ftsset insrs<sfss.sef efasf - ftrrsl
srs--s Ssa~r,-r ttsts 4s~t $50 n - tHstiz<si
ss.sssesiez ksr1 tsfvs b tteerFfrt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
vps<sesssy r~vps~ssss~a

In short. X " . great ysr~pnare. Sup
pose I address him. MY honored mas
trY-
"Nonsen-el A scamp like thst'-
Say. what would you Iut'"
Il should simply write. My dear col
lsasrse journal pour Toua.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
Who Wants

To buy nice little house aud lot on
Dickins On avenaef splendid location, and
the best of water, will sell an eooi terms
Address Chas. q. Williams. Herald Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29


yscsnt lots On Henry ts.s tnson. wcrsies
STREETS sl,i ftA as~un~. frzrs ST =, slefi
Vacant io.s IN fnftsfl. frastsit. fvilsf, Lynn
stfrstt snf NNshfltvtfrn svrree. frtr So y,
S~fi Norey fBreisisrt ~ tslifd 90 anf ~ the
ste.ve nanfed lss.<. ~ - nsfiy rrqufrft ~
parties h1lidirg within enc sses rsFnsepts
tnssnthit "a % ere - 4, sufs Fsurchseer.
prnss. - = trsatiils street. nesr Heftern
sverus ssd stre.s ssr- ~ 80
Hsso-s. Ne ~ lrss,sila go a. na>B hsdtssa
svesne sra s'-@sf ears q ~
Haa.e. NJ n Ttsatitis efr~st. rear Hsfi~os
aFru.s sn3 street csrs. 81 "a
Hea-e. ~ - fenFy street f1c-i~rn irsgsrote-
-.esss $50 rEa
Hs.ose, ~ ifaJ ftfth reerpel susseele Sec tvt'
ssasil fsriiies q ~
= Hsneas - ~shius.s-- s~-..e. p<eT fuirz@.
sfFeFi eaf wffa barr hnsh go. re~rs eerops~d
g a@s KBt
Aaoss ~ s,.rsh rrioa sssess. r.s- YIfss sse.
uns = 80
So 49, 80
Alse ssvrssi ss,h-rx - sifss~tt frrt1~s fsvz
Siss g. a. ssiss1. ufrs ard ssfas - su4t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

- Paris sssass lsss s-rssw olar.x,. -
s'saslis hns isss4s.a- issss ds-sl.ss. =
~Sis. VIII ~ ssii'sss sd,ei..as IA -.aas a.
fssiss ga Lsi.ssssssss.s, .s.sl ss ws.,sAs
f~o ioss Or. msdiso~ ssenss. nossA q YuaA
Nershss.s ss.rsss S.xola s.a ssos..s. n
81 vtth trArse sscts~ ana iSsiisns
= tiruy. e<.snss ye1er><ra. Sod rcsiA~un
- Nossk Ia.ia. ss-ros.a s~scs a~snsas -
sS t,s tsAiD ~ paved siiss. e1esst4sss1aV
lsa,s sssss,. sss,t Il H.a. iss snxzx -
. h,ssk q sreans, s.asss. s2s~sz,ax 49,
The I...r1 - hnis sss.sss the t.s>s psDss 4
esss-so ~ nas sscslsa fss pi.stsss &c EsOsuR.
49, =, Ssss eersrs bsr<iss AID Cr~o4ns svo
FOR EXCHANGE
if.ch a.ssl a. kss-d cns. Mich. CO... No.
Isa'a sfs ns.a sss~~e. ~ the easasx 81 aa.na
basement. osaiAlnir.s - r,sn,s ies ssxsA
INvlssTMENTa.
Northwest osrusr ssasA Division ana pr.-..ea
stree, isss, each sszisa ~ssk ssaas sssllz.S:
Opposite rn.se as'pss, 90 ssssa is.,. 49,
-. sas" sssss fr~a~ eaiiaAlss pssl4s sd
~ NarsA Dssissas .ss.~s. 49, cv~-~~..
sseane. se.s yrtp d~<llaas. ~ ~ xsxaal s51k
&c sHhnus adjcsnanS iSe- sans sss<l
.,,.as ss", "a {sss sss.s sess-s 8 Ssns-se.
and bot ssr heal 10 n~onss
Lot. nnrth~esf crsncs s<.usA Dlslslur "A
secssEsd sseDnc, v1IL
i-.s, norfil~ost corner Brsdx- and I.inr<s~
w.tn frame bsiiiilss kfscAl@s l4110ia p~rkS
Lot. ss'heast souaas shsrm~a ssd k.ss
ssnsrf<, IA-xfS0
Northwcss e.srher Hall aud cefser strrsss. IA
about l--x-se With frame balidsnxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
&c SOLD.

90 sresItFf = u f.ssft = 49,
A ss.ses.ls.s saeasa faa fsfies rrs-~~e easrrsfs
friif eatarlss - Hssfffs - a tesrsf - @Eees
tfI Issssiss.s., ffaE.as ftat tssts taaF fsea
et-rsf ~ s..sd u raf - SO stals .estS
ffta ftrfgsa4 tHiHsrstsf e-ss $50 80 -
- xsesa .srfsffe tsss ss..aae assEess, ~.
BAD tstss t,esssak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

Honse. No. ~ Htnfy street large aid neu
with modern Improvement. ~.
House 90 NE@hsugisn ss.noe near rnltor
street never hceu corrupted, eight rs-s-ns tfo
House nett a. s,,ese, 9Th ksrn niue r.orns
N1
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khANTElS
wi AND CRATES

lsstssfv tsefffs esss - 49, esE sstesf~~~ -
So kiSs - Nstsfserssfs ax g. sr-r~s - ssntf
sffeH ~tseasei as4ft ae1 carr Is 49,
. aFss 81 81 sft ss-sz EasFsis 40 s3sts
n.ss eks tset esixes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

no voc WANT AoNEYf-Ifso you Will firla
~ IL Ia Jour advantage IL SEQ before bur.
swing.
We make loans on household roods rianos
homes. wagons. or personal property az any
Kind ~ the lowest possible rates and IA tns
quickest possible Tina
Our loans are made without Publicity ana
the property n left Ia your individual posses
ZION.
l>osns can ic carried as hong desired can
be paid in full. or In part. 1T ANY time 10 suit
your convenience, snd any part paid reduces the
cost OF carrying the loan
II ycu owe q balance On furniture. piano or
other property. we will pay rup foe you. and
carry a. long as you desire
We also make loans the building and loan
sssociation plan.
Our Offices are the most pleasant IN tho cts
and are ~ arranged that parties calling upoA
n may bs waited uson quickly and court.
ousiy.
Remember that you have the use 81 both thu
property and the money and can return ths
money al any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room 2, Tower block
Corner az n .nru-r Pearl and Cana AZ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

No DsAs's Hrs.s % Home.
After the rsfurn Of the drummer from
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
GRAND RAPIDS
Land and Improvement
COMPANY.
& ssa ~ Naa.sssis n1sld@x


We e6sr this ~.ek the fofissisx bargains
IA real estate
Two hasaisssnc is,fs ia ssuth ssi nasf Nsai
>sss sssose a. ss~Essts sstrr owner nlsszs
sssl es ~ rs.ssf.s he iaese5 ia eIhss pastosst
fuassa aesrs snst ss.aftb 81 shs t.ann faloiex
hrsi faetnsy, ..s 70 e. A l. X. u. suitable fsf
plaftlhs. sst ssis "a . ssAasfS
iinf hts. hs.stHonseiy iossiaa aesr sissrfsis
cafs 90 i.ssss<s assaaf. hsss.s.a ~ ..ft ~s
thsss fsc.rsfsis t.fsBs ami fsfns>h s1s ueg IA
tssia f~suifss - los ssfss
Tss ssfy rsssi sesia s,.~ "a ~e.s siris. IN
f.sfsa st3sef $50 featsaaabi.s call as,i sst
sisss,iis sissssiltAH snsi stira.
fis,c b.s,ss and iasse la NJ. - isrsdee street
rents i.f 81 uss saonsh; Iss safe &c trad f"f
ssaaii . i5ass
W. is,. s..s,ss .iesashls .isosasrs "a let
fridge s,rsst. shsch can atef skeAp for
cash.
t~sts ga her'L Lafayette ssi Prospect streets.
mar ts,fbsnls. is- than ssius
We have snsue 4. stable treats of hard wo.i
timta,r lat sale or ekchans.
Ne a. q general business In Real ksta,s
Leans and In nraase.
II on ~iAh to buy. self or exchange. call on a.
We can suit yoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
WANTED 1OAROERS.
CHAIRS RECANEO.

rl,ElEPHONE an ~ Radclif a Holt, who re
j cane and repair chairs, using only the bcs,
material. and charging inors than ~ho
So around soliciting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

MONEY TO LOAN John Il. Martin, 80
.Nl canal street. o.
MONEY LOANED for short time In large or
IVA small amounts on any form a. sooi -ccur-
ity. Frank A. Werner. - Michigan Trust
Building, cor. Pearl and Ottawa slrccts Tee
phone iiaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS

S,NaP for travelling men who visit many towns /:
- no sales D. make. Samples la carry .
work done in few n.nuies. While waiting for
trains. Write for particulars. kowins, heck
box SIS. thicaga. Att
no you want to keep cool and b. makiag
money during the coming sufumerf III -.
call on William n. Gilbert. kcom Z, Widti-
comb bnildios and get particular - the South
Haven summer resort hotel he has for sale.
hyer,h,ns ncw and IN The h1s' ~ s.u,iiiion.
One - the finest locations On Lake Michigan
convenient ~ th,caeo end the Worlds Fair
prospects of the very best. %
VkyANTED-A good home Ia I.snsiax have .
w fine modern house and large iol ono 81
the t.sf rfsisicncs sfr~f.is - Grand Rapid. Ia
.,rctanzc f,.r i. call fr full particulars. Chss.
T. Mere r. and 70 widdso"mh baildsns. ss
4, L,IkyoyASr-Prof Harvey. th- xros,rs,
Z riairvoysBt ~ his age. has arrived IN
s'rsnd ksrssis- "" vii Rad roar fnsnre life
without mistake tive valuable informs
.icn ssn all matters. Will give Won truthful
advice on alt badness. Law. nsoner natter.
md all family affair. bn,re gifted With A rare
and wonderful insight into such natter. and
never known Ia make mt-tske The fates-
rlainiy revealed lover. united Trouf.lss
healed. rcuni'~~ the separated from ~ha'evtT
cause a5a sasss. barry marriage Gives
will marty. Tells ~tat - De- ard vber- ~ SO
- b. lucky. Ala N tronhle call Ibcs~ DE-
suins valuable inforrsaiss n 20 All. nfairs q
life az business are insitsd Ia cslt si rosnsni
strictly conhdensisi Vie can ~ foard =, ~
grs--..slt avenue te.vrsn Division sna Ionis.
hcurs From q VI. 10 20 p. w.
I At>DRS Gun Wan. do~a stairs. No D.
- Canal street. 6
Vl-ANTEp All the nrn 70 step ir and g,
w suf price on spftss snit - eio'frs
ssu 81 pants maize 10 order Nosxt. herps4
slseinsct TO
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-
Ill
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HuHl hHvuIIIIIn
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LOST.
1 OF ssls 81 xfet n 4 Z, Assa.sr os rass
~ >ctsly "a Fs'afa - rs As.sses skrsel. esss
al I. X ae4s<A -
Ss|S WANTeO AALs.
,s,'.- s'i s hss', - fefH4'sss hAne.So
Vtr.>TEn VA. $50 -. :,
w sss,s - - -. -, ,..s,,,s.s.st
A. a.f.4rs,ss ss..s 49, -. -, es,s.t.r.~i
~, A., f..s.,s. -. 49, - - 49,. ,..s..~
- xlss' go ~ s'iihss 80 ~ IN
~iaa.,, o.. "a
- ..
~ - hhr' 80 - s<Ls~a,'s
ss "a ,s .,s,.. 80 a., ls,''...'s - .-.a
Arf'i, a. saoe. fs-u
HEiS WANTED FEMALE.
s.,,xrv. -, -.
w - ~ i' go - $50
"a = n ss"th irisss''sfs i"'s.'feSA '-sofs
= :. 's''A ss'ass-
w hoasesert 81 = I-agra,c. 81
ur.Nr.n
" III $3.50 an.ins f.T'ta sni. hp,y
r" 81 eha rare. ~ Lyon ssssss W.
xxrANrEp -Ia.,,s. /. -,,,, =, sa..s- I.-l...a
w A..
s,atl n~a1 Isi. ~,
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w spt'i, Al .,ss 1. ~. ~ PR, s,.,.e n
MAMywo A0rMy.
WS"seD So6WSSs
WAsTkp Two sssnts at crsseea,
,.,r,,-.-...-----
w agents and censszsrr Ia handle novel
nes eh1 h"o-eb"sn ssreisiteA s.ll. or al
"'ess VAN f.'srcnees, ur ofasuy Isn: o"x
s-1.IaIy. s.l oseeos.. ftIeet. iSteoit. AlelI
.~--,,
w cal nref.rr.d Aa,,.a "a l".s u.,-
aid %
-.--~--,.s- ~ sSS>~>e"S -
noous ron pr~r -
Inquire st 10 Clancy street. 40
kWh hsNI- ho wants ron,s, hire lawn.
:" East uiteN street. Tor sis per mouth
M
IyOR REST-Sp,t. NJ ,,sl,<.~ oxer n. a. Mo-,
Nos Is ~ Lyon s,r,s,t. Norris A N.rr,.. ~ Lyol.
uyoR prNT -. "a t.,~.,-., -. -.
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ana s,,,,,,., -. ss.tt tst... "a, =. =
sf,e, IT, De R.,,ls,, .,,.... ,.,,,',,s,,c s..,sh
U;x,s,,n &C., -.b-,i SsS
L,oR REST-Furrixh.d ,,.n,n. In the Wire
II ear blork. stAn,. heated ,~a- and hati,
r,,orns No ~ s.y,sth Diy,s,,u .,rse, .-if-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

flls~ hi--i sesii - scss-s Fsfass ~srt
ke rsae., lesr~d ca rs,A,,-' ss.a~s<sr-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DE- 10 SIS per day AZ homo. Ceiling Lightning
'psD Platter and plating je~elry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest 81 jeweiry
silver or nickel. No experience. No capital
Even house has goods needing pla tlag II. X
Drlno. Columbus, ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-29

IlLOCk - Canal street for sale or rent. John
- H. Martin. % Canal street o.
LN0R RENT-The four story and basement
II building. at No. Pear street, on long
lease. To responsible party. inquire Of 4. Clark
!bving; phone tis Ief
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
THOUGHTS WORTH CONSIDERING.

G. Wood Davis writes an interesting his.
tory of the snti-option fight, and in it he
makes Jerry Simpson out Rs very ordi-
nary shyster and boodler. He says Jerry is
on the make, and knows whether a bill has
money in il or not. This seems TO be q
popularity of PopuliSt Statesmen.-Kansas
City Gazette, May %.
There are great many people who
are curious to know who paid @.
Wood DAVIS to stay in Washington
for nearly two years and lobby for
the anti-option bill. The interest
taken in this measure by the millers'
combine, and the employment Of such
shysters as 9. Wood Davis to lobby
for it, have caused a great many men
who have regarded the bill with fs-
vor to look upon it with some suspi-
oion; and the time may come when
the majority Of the grain producers
will accept Mr.. Simpsons theory of
it. Of one thing we are certain; Mr..
Simpson was influenced by no DIS
honest motive in his vote against the
bill. There are circumstances con-
nected with it, and new facts coming
to light which shonld at least cause
honest men to reserve judgment, and
wait aud watch for further develop
ments. The Cottonwood statesman,
where he is known, is not believed to
be 80 OVerfowing with patriotism as
to pay his own expenses and devote
his time to a measure from which he
expected to receive no pecunisry
benefit. Perhaps he will be willing
to reveal to an anxious public who
put up for his disinterested (0 SER
vices.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
SLIGHTLY MIXED.

A republican who sees the evils of
our present financial system and still
endesvors to hang on to the old party
is always making breaks. This fact
is illustrated in the issue of the Atch-
ison Champion Of May 26. The two
little paragraphs quoted below both
appear IN the same column of that
issue about six inches apart:
The genuine Populist editor is never 80
sick as when it is proven by statistics chat
the country is growing more prosperous
year after year.
The genuine PopuliSt editor, it
may be remarked, has never yet ex-
perienced the sickness above referred
to. The statistics required to prove
that the country is growing more
prosperous do not exist. The Cham
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
litical standpoint he is entitled to
none
THE GREAT QUADRANGULAR DE-
Rate.

This great debate is now published
in pamphlet form by Gen. Weaver's
paper, the Farmers Tribune. twill
be remembered that Gen. Weaver
spoke for the Peoples party in this
debate, and no Populist will doubt
that our cause was ably represented.
Gen. Weaver has no hesitsncy in
publishing and giving to the world
all the speeches in connection with
his own. They make a book Of eighty
six pages, which ls sold at rs cents.
It is a splendid educational docu-
ment. The speakers are all selected
because of their eminent ability, and
there can be no doubt that each has
made the strongest possible presenta-
tion Of his case. The ADVOCATE will
receive orders for the book.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

plant upon a judgment obtained
against one Of the stockholders on a
fraudulent individual claim. The
paper, however, doesn't suppress
worth q cent, and the parties who
hold the judgment and the attorneys
who advised the levy now see that
they have put their foot in it, and
would be glad to compromise.
"WhOm the gods would destroy they
first make mad" and a latter day re-
publican manipulation may always be
trusted to do the thing which is most
certain to react against his party.
The Journal will need to amend its
philosophy.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

REPUBLICAN editors are seriously
exercised over the fact that Governor
Lewelling has expressed sympathy
for the striking miners. 1t is SO un-
usual for a governor to express SYM
pathy for labor that it is subject of
wide comment and much adverse
criticism. If the governor desires
the approval of republican editors he
should express his sympathy for the
coal companies and corporations and
send for a few Pinkertons to coerce
the miners into submission.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
State House Notes.

John Breidenthsl is very busy exsmin-
ing banks.
Maj. Davis will attend the reunion at
Manksto, Kas., this week.
Assistant Secretary of State zercher
spent few days at home this week.
j. r. Willis is at the state house this
week. Mr.. Willis will speak at Burr
Oak, Kas, next Saturday.
A beautiful bed Of flowers was put in
the old fountain last week, and it rsviYes
the life of the desolate looking yard.
What has become Of our brave man
Welch and patriotic HughesF Have
they passed from the stage Of actionP
Ern Cook, jsnitor in the west wing,
who has just buried his wife, has had q
very severe time with physicians, who
robbed him Of 5000.
Bunnell, of the Times, gave vent to his
wrath against John BreidenthRl because
he couldn't think of anything but a
falsehood to report.
It is the belief Of the state house in
cumbents that the railroads will have to
pay more taxes in proportion to their
wealth than heretofore.
The state house boys are going to let
loose OF the st. Louis Republic June /.
They have enough plutocrRts here, let
alone sending to other countries for
them.
A news and information bureau has
been organized by the state house boys
for the purpose Of circulating documents
and economic literature. There is no
Rip Van Wrinkle in the Popullst ranks.
The Douglass house journal, which
wal doctored by Brown, is fine speci-
men Of ayjournsl. 1t is nothing more or
less than a republican handbook Of
Kansas politics. The journal does not
mention the election of Senator Martin
or State Printer Snow. Yet the United
States senate recognizes John Martin as
the senator from Kansas, and KansRns
recognize Snow as state printer. How
and when the insignificant republican
party got to be larger than the state of
Kansas and more powerful than the
United States senate is a mystery. The
Atchison Champion should have some
thing TO say about the Douglass journal
as well As the session laws.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

pion cannot produce them. Stats
tics all point in the opposite direC-
tion.
But glance over the other para
graph to which We referred above:
The attempt to establish a single gold
standard Of money as the settled policy Of
the United States will signally fail. It is
the dying effort of greed to made 80 per
cent. Of the people It's slaves.
The Champion speaks Of the single
gold standard as though it were not
already the "settled policy of the
United States" SO far as the two old
parties are concerned. The gold-bug
policy has been settled upon the
country by the republican party, and
its democratic twin comes into it's
inheritance and pursues the even
tenor of it's way along the same
beaten path hitherto pursued by its.
predecessor, just as naturally as
though this policy was a child of its
own bOgetting. Still the Champion
speaks of the increasing prosperity
Of the country in the same column
with its declaration that this policy
is the "dying effort of greed to make
SO per cent. of the people its slaves"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

The failure Of Popullst paper in north
ern Kansas indicates that times are getting
better in that State.-KanSas City Journal.
Aye, but the paper didn't fail. A
few republican shysters thought to
suppress it by levying upon the
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

THE moral Of the failures Of Mckinley
and Foster is that some statesmen devote
more attention to protecting the interests
Of the nation than of their own families
Lawrence Record.
We are rather inclined to think the
moral of these failures is that Nc
Klnley and Foster have fallen victims
to the iniquitous policy which they
have largely aided to fasten upon the
country. The depreciation of values
resulting from that policy is disas-
trous to business interests generally.
Investments which would be not only
safe but profitable, under favorable
circumstances, are rendered perllous
under the present abnormal condi-
tions, and these men have simply
gone down in the common wreck
The service that Mr.. Foster has rem
dered the gold-bugs, however, will
probably induce them to make up
his loss as they did that Of Mckinley.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

THERE are some newspapers like the To-
peka Advocate which enjoy ,printing no
tioes of failures, bank rObberies and crimes
against society, just to show that the OOun-
try 10 in the midst Of calamities. You never
read such stuff in republican papers. The
Gazette likes to repeat the good deeds of
men, the grand works Of charity being per-
formed in the world, to report GLORIOUS
rains," and record the commencement of
new enterprises. But this is the difference
between POpulist papers and republican pa
pers.-EmpOria Gazette, May %.
Every notice of bank failures pub
lished in the ADVOCATE has been
clipped from the news columns of re-
publican papers. We simply put
them under an appropriate heading
in order to remind our readers how
really prosperous the people are
under demo-republlcsn Wall street
administration. Republican papers
do not like to have attention called
to these evidences of the kind of pros
perity which their party has brought
upon the country, and the probability
is that they will suppress these inter
esting items of news. 1t is strange
that they have not done 80 before.