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The Free Metisodiss conference.

The ann nal session of She Oregon and
Washington conference as the Free Meth
odist church will convene in the Norws-
gian Danish Lutheran chGEch, on the cor
ner Of Fourth and Pine streets. May 5. at
p. m. the services CONFIRMING over the
following Sabbath. Tiers will be a con-
ference session every &;crning at $50 q.
m. religious services evaTy afternoon and
evening. Preaching in .he Free Metho-
dist church, on corner of Tenth and Pine,
Tuesday evening a. Z 30 g. m. Rev. q. w.
Coleman, genera superintendent. rresid-
ing. The public 70 cor4lelly invited. J.
Cripps, pastor.
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The Swedish Club Of this city and lead
ing Swedish residents joined in q dinner
at the Hotel Northern last night to COM
memorate John Ericsson, whose statue
was unveiled ct New YORK city on Wednes-
day. About fifty persons were present.
and spent an agreeable time with songs
by a quartette of the club and speeches by
II. E. Stumer, the president, James Leddy
And othe-s
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The woman's Home Association.

The Woman's Home Association yester-
day elected ~ trustees for the ensuing
year the following: Mrs. E. B. Fowler.
Mrs. Il. w. Sackman. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Daniels,
Mrs. E. 6. Ingraham, Mrs. e. A. Water
house, Mrs. James Leddy. Mrs. F. P.
Lewis. Mrs. w. c. Burdick, Mrs. G. M.
6heafe. The following were elected ofic.
ers: President. Mrs. Z. w. Sackman; vice
president, Mrs. G. N. Sheafe; secretary.
Mrs. +. s. Ingraham; treasurer. Mrs. E.
A. Waterhouse.
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A Chicago Politician Dead.

CHICAGO. April N.-Hon. w. G. Goody.
general counsel of the Chicago 4 North
ern railroad. one Of the best-known law.
yers and Democratic politicians in the
state. dropped dead at his desk Of heart
disease today. while engaged in ordinary
routine business. He was 50 years of age.
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Lost Time

Is money lost Time saved is money
saved. Time and money can be saved by
using the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk in your recipes for custards,
puddings and sauces Try it and be con.
WINGED. Grocers and Druggists.
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Openine for . Live Publisher.

Opening for . Live Publisher.
The job and Newspaper plant of tho late
Daily Telegram. Vancouver, B. c., Is being
offered for sale, the particulars Of which
appear in the advertising columns Of this
iaSnn
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Notable Deaths.

Capt L n Mudgstt, q weIl.known citisen Of
snohomish. died ct Great Falls, n H, last
Friday.
Eden Colville, for many years governor Of tn
Hudson Bay Company. and after whom Colville,
in this state, was named. is dead
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-THE-
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Weld In the Log Cabin, cor Of Temperance anh
Republican streets, North Seattle, from o
70 IL m. Also 1890 Eleventh st.
from 1:S0 to Also p M
H1n@Ial NJ Wlnterbourne lrrQoH U1sA
Ored1ase Of the Home and Coatpla1 TfAiar
NJ CoAsgA London. Englapdh WAo
Aea1e King County feacnGfo
CssaasasA SECOND gsaAA

1ces tpayah!s n aovanss for either saassuA
- por month.
A ANAL 10 q 1es ~ meath ~sn - ohsessA
ueasgy.
Tbs nsthods N teaching aro haosa e
1ROoxL'S SYsTx0, wht0h n now betuG ms
veeAly adopted ~ Ne beat teaohefU q lnfAatA
IhA following VII give an dea oftO ooopo:
THK kIxDER0ARrEN oIFTs SsscH tn
1uoanents u Cnlor Fern, Arith usetlc md 0oonSs
ny. cultivsrng the caiidrsn's Constructive AoaaO.
!masnasssA yswsn - oossrvssto4 end sisGssaS
THE EINDERoARrEN oAMxs eeupv,,e
0yWnastic ExtHCs 80, Cizss Ang.os end h oAlss q
Anfnas and Birds. developing phyoiQnA proenp0
oeo1 aeaco and combined action.
THE kINDERaAk TEN OCCUPATIONS en-
brass BEADING. Writing. Drawing. NoodleWoek,
Woel work. Piper Plating. Bead Woek. 2aekeo
Ioaolne. Ao0eItcg. ETC.. which train - hnnA -
dextertty and nsasAess and the eye ~ socusacv q
observation.
TIM KINDERo ARrEN oBJEcr LESSONS
convey . clear idea Of the physical wosld In roa.
ton . animals Vegetables and minerals, Esd -
efvaeo In The pop!is the power Of deaceipsion aad
tseeA shsm - ciassify and arrange the xaowisagO
acquired
Ksisrsncss-nev. .Dsyid @ Garrsss o. Marie
rectagy: ArA L q J. Hum Yasrow, Lake Wash
lnssoa: Rev. Wallace NuaunS, 1870 Cntversfsv
serss& and parents a former puplA
For further Information. apply 70 the Iasseo
WiAtsrbourn4 1870 Eleventh street city.
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The London Chartered Bank of Australia,
with capital Of 81 900 900 and reserve Of ESQ.,
900, having branches In London, Victoria New
South Wales and Queensland, has suspended.
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Stand
Alone.

1t is a fact which can be prov
en- by = single trial that the flavor
gwen to cakes, buildings, creams,
sauces, etc, by
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IN HONOR OF ERICSSON.
Swedish Societies Of Tacoma Celebrate
tho dwelling Of His Statue.


TACOMA. April 27.-[Special.]- Tho I'M.
yelling of the statue of John Ericsson in
New York was celebrated tonight by the
Swedish organization of this city. In the
parade, which occurred before the exer-
cises at Germania hall, there was float of
the Monitor. Otto w. Olson was grand
marshal. The exercises at the hail were
as follows:
Address Of welcome. Mr.. Arvtd Rydstrom
Grafton. Mr.. Edward Eric Rosling
Vocal octette-"Wort LAnd ....
.........................Swe Swedish male octetto
original poem Mr.. 7. Sandegren
S'cA sHts 900. bau0
Vocal solo, selected. ....... Miss Maude Noyes
Address. :........Mr. Alfred J. Holmes
Violin colo. selected. Prot. Olof Bull
Remarks. -. 49,. Prominent Citizens
vocal SOLO, selected Prof H. H. Joy
Vocal oc,ette-"Fa rval. Swedish mae octet,s
HAL columbus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Music by the band and tabIeau
(SyeA and Columbia placing a wreath on the
head OF John Ericsson)
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.Ae eAse OF Michael Earles against I. n.
~ tAos occupied Judge Humes all yester-
afternoon. hut al the evidence Was
=. ID when the court adjourned. The
.aoa MAS brought 10 recover g. so5. - on
ASce ~ sccount fer logs and services
So and s-i3 <i ;ar rent Of sawmlll
r. - december Il. 1901. 10 May 5. $50.
a. ue.endaut Bleelos denied the iu-
4, 80 Ness al SET Up counter claim for
pa. !. 1nel1dlug g, he principal items
So -. WORTH 81 goods, and failure TO
ei5tn feet ~ lumber according to
l.. NTAc' entered into by Ear.es with
a.. co. lie Cams 81 81. 20 for the breach
kcsy. '' >"'' " - - 'sS NN'eN
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suecisi Ladies Matinee Wednesday, Arm "a
"Wednesday Evening. Grand CON piImeatAry Bens
CT to Masonic Library Association
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breach of Csntrsc, Alleged.

A.. W Clamp sued Robert Robertson and
SlsS T. Robertson yesterday 10 recover
''l Breach Of contract concerning
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THE ACDirORfUM-A xAlaxy Of Vaudeville
starA CAsin.as and Han, Lily TrevAnon. Ferris
ard MiIlet1e Drk u. konror.
Prices usual seals row sale a. Thea.er
BoG Of1eA 1slsrkons vVa
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ROYAL cRYsTAE, salt CO. s.,a. nc nua
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VoRDRAY'S THFATER
" Corner Of Iaird and Madison strestA


Ne Tom Tayior's Sterling English Drama In Five
Acta. entitled
"TICKET-OFLEAVE NAM
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feveH
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in BOO and 81 bottles, but 1t Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Yesterday afternoon two young men
arrived in the city from the west via
the national pike on their wheels, who
undoubtedly within the last three years
have been through an eventful and
interesting experience. They are
Thomas G. Allen, ir., OF Ferguson, NO.,
and W, l. sachtlebeu, OF Alton, Ills,
and are contemplating trip around the
world,which will end upon their arrival
at New York, Their trip will pasaipto
history as the greatest bicycle journey
so far attempted, knocking out the re-
cord Of Thomas Stevens, who gIrdled
the globe on bicycle several years ago,
but did not nearly ride such distance
as these two tourists.
Mr.. Allen called at the INTELnoRNcER
Office last night and gave brief sketch
OF his novel and extraordinary journey.
ION June 18th, three years ago" said
Mr.. Allen, "Mr. saChtleben and mpself,
who had been through college together
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ions werg preparod By Measra. Bireh

tions were prepared by Messrs. Birch
and Jepson.
WHEELING lodge of Elks has made ar
rangements for special train for
Cleveland, June II, at s. the round
trip. 1t will run over the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road, and the arrangement
was made by o. II. Wood, travelling
passenger agent From Cleveland to
detroit the run will be made on fine
steamer at s. for the round trip, Both
tickets are good for ten days.
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Joseph o. LopeS
OF MaynardS, Nd.
Younger and Better
a war veteran's story

Hoods SarsapGrtLIG Gtres Strength
and 0rcrcomos RhettnsGttsnt
"Thero is nothing hayo over taken in my
llio that did mo SO much good aS Hoods sarsa-
parllla. Twas in tho Union army from 'Cl 10
'OJ was confined in AnderSonvillo prison eight
months, and tho diseases contracted thoro still
ilngcr. had chillS and ieyerS for years, mud
my doctor told mo that must take 10 grains OF
quinlne day for long timo did 80, but
after q umo Il did mo no good, and then ho
ordered hop tca, which was as blttcr as gall
and made mo sick. rheumatism then caught
mo in my left leg and I could not move It Tho
doctor said
. Had Malaria.
Hoods sarsaparllla did mo SO much good that I
hayo tal.cn Il ever SlnoO md II always docs tho
good, My friends toll mo look younger mud
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In thousands OF cases the cure OF q
cough is the preventive ofconsumption.
Tho surest cough medicine in the world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee Of satistac-
tinO
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The InteIIgsnceEs 4 Gent a Word Coupon

vo have house to rent something to sell or trade want
Inv ANYTHING want SITUATION want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found lost any
thing write just what you want plainly the blanks below Cu
this out and send with amount at teate OF one cent per word
first insertion and one-a per word for each subsequent n
ton to THE NTELLGENCER, No. ~ Fourteenth street Nom
ing less than 10 cents.
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WONDERFUL JOURNEY
Around the World of Two Young
American College Graduates.
AN INTERESTING CONVERSATION

With Ono of the Merry Globe GirdlCrs.
How the Plan DevolOped-sOme In.
teresting Experiences in Asiattc
countrIes-Places Never Before
Visited by White Men-The Trip
Ends at New York.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
INXECUTRIX,s NOTICE.

Il ,NIVU 11s1-A . VA1VL'
Having been appointed aud qualified as OK.
eoutrlx Of tho will Of DR.. George q. Milligau dc.
ceased, request all persons having claims
against said estate to present them 10 mo iol
settlement Persons knowing themselves 10 DO
10 mo.
my10 FANNY A MlLL1GAN.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

DrOSslng New Curb ana Setting, Dressing
and tVSCttlng Old Curb, Setting ana Ito.
dressing Old Crossing and Setting Same.
Ohio stone TO BIO Used.
Scaled proposals. will DO received al tho ONCE
OF the I9utl Of Public Works until II O'clock
noon Of Monday May ~, 1898 TOT dressing and
settling now curb also for fcdfesalng and s0ttlng
old curb, rQlFceslng now crossings aud settling;
also Tor Tedfcailng old crbsulngi and Reliing
same, All work 10 DO done BltiOlly III accord.
NJ the Ollce Oi The Hoard
Tho huccosliul bidder will DO required 10 give
bond, conditioned for the faithful pofiOrinalico
OIL the contract Tho hoard reserves iho Tlaht
70 IeieYt any q all bids and 10 10 glyOn Ia tic
gtlntefeatQt TIC city Proposals 10 he marked
PROPOSALS int Dressing New CufbinE and
Settling Same" Joy order Of 'YA' ""-
TaOa N, DARiin, Uiott. OD'O "O mSii
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney Notary mud lIylI NJ
Agent lIOusOj fdnl0d aud rent to'"'
Office No. Bjl7 Jn00b sifgOt u.rg
European steamship aud dfni, hcni us
tickets " aud from all patls oil LuivW al
diaiA 70 any pOint IN Europe,
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A lnc lot In WoOdsdale
A lot 40xilO feOt in MonnisvllO and ~
shares stock IN MOundsvillo Mining aud MANI
iacturIng Company for 500.
No. 9Oi, 91S aud 00S Main street
No. 1907 Alley H., frame, sl,GJ0 ,,,,
No, %, o., o. and o. Seventeenth street AZ WV
each. ,u,.. 4.
MCMechen. Cheap. ,.i
The malt house property, corner rwenty4AlN
aud Water streets .,,
A brick residence oil Fifteenth street, Ss,@@
No. n Vermont street, frame.
No. 90 North Huron street frame.
No. 220f Chapllue street. brick. ,..,
No. 2192 Market street. irainO building Nl
rooms $1,000 ,,....
A very desirable country residence IN PIS1F
ant Valley. on tho National road. .
No 90 North Front Street, lot 0lStO iO0L
No. 2l07 Foil street. brick, 1--WE rooms
No. $50 Main street, brick. nlno rooms, III, ia,
No. l2l Fourteenth street, brick, lot JISl!Oio|
No. l05 ZanO street, brick dwelling.
Fine building lots IN Pleasant Valley, ..,s
Htoferoom and dwelling corner Elgh'SenA
and Woods street
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REAL ESTATE,
FOE S ALR.

E'OR - IA LII /.
Tho best business property in EtnavillO,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy tormS Good reasons for selling.
House and full lot, Wood street, near Forty.
Three lots, 6OxlOO feet, Fllan, White & Gala.
ghOr's addition. 500 each.
House OF i've rooms and stable, col Eighteenth
street. $3.50.
Twelfth street. sl2j; half cash.
House, rooms, Eolf street, Contrc Wheeling,
House, rooms and stable Eighteenth street.
Three lots in Park Wow, cheap
One.hali lot, McColloeh street, Ccntrc Wheel
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city, five minutes walk from motor limo, now,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on CALDWELL run $3.50 each
Fine Farm OF ll9 abres on National road, nlno
miles east OF city on easy forms
Farm OF 40 aorcs. four mllOS north OF city, VIII
mako good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
House, 8rooms, Sixteenth street 5000.
House, rooms, Twonty,third sttcot, 100.
House, rooms, North Market street, $780,
business property on Market street at modor.
ate price,
Small house aud hnli lot Jacob StroU., COntro
Wheeling, on easy forms, 800.
onO.halilot on chupllns utrusL Sixth Ward
ono Of tho bot manufacturing Ilol ia tia
city, frontlng on two railroads
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Hoods
SarsaparisEa
Cures

better than did ten years ago. This makes mo
feel proud and l cannot praise Hoods SarsapA.
rllla enough. Ny case was o bad one but Hoods
Put Mo ON My Foot
and I nm naturally very grateful to IL I 70.
commend II to nll tho pOoplO whom hear COM
planning Of feeling weak and tired and for Other
troubles, aud know Of many who hnvO been
benefited by Il nrn q living witness to tic
merit Of Hoods Bafsaparlllh" JOSEPH o. LO'
PEI, Maynards, Md
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EoR RENT.
EoR SALE.

ElOR sALE-soME HOUSEHOLD
Virginia street, Island. House may be rented
from nMnnr. mYl9
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Hoods pills cure oil liver Ills, blllOusnOSS,
iauldlCO, indigestion, sick hCadaoha 26@
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-UNION CARPENT TIERS.
w Apply at new NJ. Z, Church, BrldgsPSSf''
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WTANTED-A SSIsTANT BOOK.
w KEEPER and Cashier. Address DRY
GOODS MERCHANT, care this office, my2O
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WTANTED-IM MEDIATELY, A
wv flrstclaSI Coat Flnlsher; steady employ
ment; best wages, LOUIS DELBRUG6E
co my0
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FOE SALE.

Real Estate Agents and Collsotou. NotarlCS Pas
llc 81 Zane street. Island mfl
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TGTANTED-IO LOAN MONEY AT
wv two per cent frSt mortgage, real estate
security, farm or city property. Call on or ad'
dreRs j. u MARBLE Elm Grove, W. Va, mylas
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VNTANIED-AT ONCE, AGENTS TO
wv sell Biography OF James g. Blaine, by
Gall Hamilton. Call on or address the under
signed at $500 Jacob street, city. H. CkAGo'
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A GENTS.-sALARY AND COMMITS
IN SION Best Fralernal Order. Assets 90;
Both Life and Endowment Glasses GiltOdged
IN every respect Some District Agents wanted.
A rare chance Address KING q Co, Union
SnIlnnn Nav York. oe3,M
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18
Market Report.

The following review of the Kan
sas City livestock market is furnish
ed by the Pierson & Black Commits
sion Co., and is reliable:
KANSAS CITY, May th.-The re-
ceipts of cattle for the week have
been quite large, with 1850 head
on sale to-day, and lower Nrices pre-
vail, export and dressed beef steers
fully 35 cents lower than one week
ago The highest price paid during
the week was $500 for ,434 h.
steers. Ileavyweights have suffer
ed most in the decline. Exporters
are light buyers; rangers dull and
generally lower, and the receipts
light The cow and heifcr market,
10 to 10 cents lower; Gamers slow;
feeders dull on account OF light de
mand from the country buyers.
The hog market is % cents lower
than week ago. T"ppy hogs
worth $40 as against $7,55 last
Wednesday; bulk, $7.l5 to 81 20
against 81 40 to ST 80 a week ago,
light grades having the preference.
The prospects look brighter than
yesterday for the month.
The sheep market, 20 cents lower
than Monday
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18
THE M, K. & T. railway officials

The NJ, K. & 7. railway officials
made arrangements to move their
general Offices from Parsons to St.
Louis, contrary to law, but Gov.
Lewelling and Attorney'Gcneral
Little got after them and compelled
them to "come to time" The pres
ident of the road got up on his dig
nifty at first, but Mr. Little told him
he needn't talk so loud that he'd
have to comply with the law; so,
Mr.. President crawled down off his
perch and said he'd obey the law
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18

Do Won take the KANSAS FARMER!
Why not? Every farmer, stock
breeder, orchardist, dairyman, ga
dener, poultryman, their wives, and
the boys and girls, will find it full
of helpful information. 1t is prac.
teal, honest, able; it is adapted es
pecally to Kansas it comes every
week in the year, with sixteen or
twenty pages of very valuable in
formation. Sample will be sent free,
if you send postalcard request to
Kansas Farmer Co., Topeka, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18
NO MORE MORTGAGES.

by way OF DIVERSION, us culIol PooCu
as candidate for state printer. The
Office was in the hands of the Philis-
tines, and a great revolution was
imminent. The Capital, like the
ancient Greek heroes, came to the
fore with a prodigious bound. 1t
STAYED in the hands of the Douglass
house and the deputy sheriffs, in
their heroic effort to steady the
crown on railways autocrat. 1t as
sisted in the restoration of law and
order by forcibly Selling the hall of
representatives, smashing a door III
to smithereens. 1t laid bare thou
sands of dollars Of Doodle paid by
Jim Legate to Republicans and, in
the midst of all this saving the
country, the mortgages for almost
six months have been left unpaid.
Now Mr.. Atkinson, the eminent
Wall street statistician, has come to
the rescue. Mr. Atkinson, as a
statistician, bears the same relation
to Wall street that Ward McAlister
does bears to the "400" elite of
New York. McAllister is chief
lickspittle on etiquette" and At
kinson is chief lckspittle statistician
for Money-Bags. Atkinson knows
more about mortgages than the CEN
sus bureau. He has investigated,
and, like the Capital, he finds that
the rush to pay off mortgages is al
most like a run a bank, in its peril
nacity, and men wait their turn, like
homsteaders at land office MIR.
Atkinson knocks the wind and most
of the stuffin' out of the calamity
howlers" by informing the public
that his investigation showed that
the mortgage business has beengreat-
ly overdone in that there were only
a few mortgages to begin with, and
the money was furnished mostly by
western farmers. Of course, this
takes a great load off our minds.
We had been told that the eastern
widows, orphans and mechanics had
been loaning to western farmers.
We supposed that the ten or fifteen
loan companies, with host of loan
agents swarming the cities and vii
lagos, were real Institutions, and
were doing an immense business.
We supposed that when the census
bureau claimed to find 5000, 900
mortgages recorded in 1890, the
census bureau knew what it was
talking about We supposed that
the cry of driving capital out OF
the state" had reference to invest
ments in loans but all is illusion.
The Capital and Mr.. Atkinson have
dissipated a night of huge proper.
tions, and now we go on our way,
singing, "There is land of pure
delight" right at home.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-05-18

The overflow of the Mississippi
has played havoc with the cotton
crop in the Southern states.