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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07
u1DOROTH'YS DEPARTMENTS
Conducted by DOROTHY DOLITThG

| pSlUClll, IONOl-LSo'N'NH ~
the state, of all parties, who are
willing to entrust their wives,
daughters, sisters and mothers
as a political right that belongs
to them. All parties should en-
dorse it in their platforms, but all
parties won't do it, for the rea-
SONS l give above. But, outside
of few party anticipates in all
parties, who bow down and wor-
ship at the feet of Party as a
Hottentot bows to his household
fetch, there is a wonderful vein
of good, solid, independent sense
in Kansas among the male mass
! es, who can neither be driven nor
coerced to vote against female
suffrage OH purely party grounds.
My hopes from the first have
centered on this independent
vote, and my opinion is stronger
now than ever that the purblind
party men with the whisky trust
adjunct will not be able to beat
it in the state. With justice,
right and equity on their side,
the women in Kansas should win
their political rights at the ballot
box next fall. The Republican
and Peoples parties submitted
this amendment to the cohstitu-
ton of the state, and this alone
should bind every male voter of
those parties to vote for it, indie
pendent of any party platform
endorsement. This, at best, is a
fake-a will-o'- the-wisp to catch
the unwary, as instance the Dem
ocratic national platform and the
4 Republican planks that preceded
it. 1t is ladder to climb into
office, and, once in, the ladder is
thrown down, and the occupant
of the office consults his own
sweet will, or the will of the po-
litical bosses who put him there,
and that is the end of the plat
form.
The Peoples party state con-
vention at Springfield, this state,
put the female suffrage plank in
their platform, and came down
very heavy on that political
means of grace, the Illinois sa-
loon. They are not afraid to
beard the lion in his den here,
the home of the whisky trust,
and l don't see how our Kansas
Peoples party can show the
white feather on these questions.
The party is assuming immense
proportions in this state, under
the continuous panic. The mass
es are wide awake here. The
cry is, Why trust either old par
ty? Both have betrayed us. The
Republicans demonetized silver
in 1873, and when they had the
power, they refused to renone-
tie the white metal, but INDUCED
in such make-shifts as the Bland
bill of 1873 and the Sherman
bullion bill of 1890, suffering sill
yer to drop in the market for
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.--NO. 8.

outcome of the vote on the sui
frage question in Anderson coun-
ty, even independent of party
endorsement, l feel very much
encouraged in the belief that it
will win in the county and state.
Why it should not | cannot i'm
agine, except on the hypothesis
| have SO often referred to in
these letters, that the slick, keen
political bosses in all political
parties will be in favor of throt-
Ting it in convention and bury
ing it at the polls as dangerous
political factor they cannot con-
troll. This species of bipeds
are for self-the "loaves and
fishes" of office; control of the
rank and file on election day,
and PARTY victory at the expense
of the people. They have ruled
so long and sucked the public
teat until they are totally unfit
to make an honest living out OF
office, and with them it is a
grounding case" If women
are enfranchised, their task OF
perpetuating themselves in office
would become doubly precarious
hazardous in the extreme
and, consequently, this species OF
masculinity in Kansas will work
with a will to down it in all par
ty conventions in the state.
These political triminers work
hand-in-glove with the whisky
trust / have heretofore referred
to.
Outside of this we have the
good, sound, sober sense OF the
masses in the state who hold no
offices in the state, and have sui
fered enough already from the
onice-perpetuating class in Kan
sas. The Topeka ring has man
aged to perpetuate itself in OF
flee as continuous dynasty for
twenty-five years, and was only
routed from their fat positions
two years ago by the Peoples
party and some level-headed
Democrats who could not be
whipped into the party traces by
the Republican-Democratlcb boss
es. That the Republican Office
holding "outs" are very hungry
to get IN goes without saying.
That the Demo-Republican an
mex of these fellows, who always
share the spoils, are equally anX-
ious ior the restoration of Re-
publican rule, follows as matter
of course. They want no Stun
bling-block placed in the pri1n-
rose path to office and fat syne-
cure, and they hold, to a man,
that female suffrage in politics is
a dangerous element, or factor,
inasmuch as they can't control 1t
to their own selfish ends. This
is about the state of the case in
Kansas. The question at last
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-06-07

OWING to a pressure of other
matters, the report of the w. c.
Y. U. county convention at
Northcott is carried over till next
weeks issue.
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Nothing in This World

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measured BY the cost Of its production or BY its
value to the consumer. We are talking about
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SEND us dime and get "Keep.
Off the Grass" badge. It's daisy.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable.


Madame Alphonse Daudet dresses
with infinite taste. and carries TO the
highest point that household craft and
art which appear in the smallest de-
tails Of equipment and furniture, in
the composition Of dinner in every
thing that surrounds an accomplished
lRaitrcSSe de maiSon. writes Madame
Blanc III an interesting sketch. with
portrait, of the famous noyelists Wife,
in the December IedieS' Home Jour
nal 70 Madame Daudet the artist or
the impreSSioniSt is Il person Who
knows how TO be useful as we'll as
enchanting. she was brought up by
her mother. Madame Allaru. under the
seyerest traditions of the good old
French bourgeoisie, which are quite
the opposite of tEat modern culture
which despises reedlework and cook
ing She has sung her needle In
charming poetry she understands eV-
erything about good dinners. Thanks
to his wife Daudet had n very pleas
ant home from the beginning. long be-
fore he had Won success and fame
and fortune.
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Deafness Can Not BE Cured

by local applications, rs they can not reach
the diseased portion of the ear There is
only one way to cure Deafness and TINT is
by constitutional remedies Deafness is
caused by an infiamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inflamed you have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken ont and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrb
Cure. Send for circulars. free,
F J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, O.
c3E- Sold by Druggists, 7oc.
Halls Family Pills 25c.
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WOMEN ON SMOKING CARS.

Pcrsistently Invading the Reservn-
tion Intended for LonS-SufferinE
Men.
A few months ago Philadelphia
street car companies began running
smoking cars in response to a popular
demand for them, says the New York
Evening Post 1t has been found al
most impossible to keep women out Of
these cars, and to make matters worse
the smokers. unable to resist the claims
OF politeness, have been cheerfully sur
rendering their seats to the women.
Things have now got to such n pass
that the latter have become masters Of
the situation. Day by day" says an
observer, "thc feminine travel upon the
smoking car has increased. That man
is lucky VINO can now cling to the edges
of the car and fondly hope that he may
smoke in peace, after the long journey
is over and he has reached the secluded
precincts of his office or home The
women not only claim the smoking
cars as their own, but they have begun
to stare coldly at such men as now ven
ture timidly into the cars, which were
prepared especially for them" The
question whether the men have a right
TO smoke in a smoking ear in the pres
ence Of women has been settled by the
latter in the negative and an offender
was actually elected from one of these
ears the other day by a man accom-
panying an indignant woman. What
makes the persistence of the women
G n 6
are much less comfortable and attrac-
tive than those provided for general
use. The Philadelphia newspapers are
courageously supporting the men III
this emergency, and urging them to
stand on their rights. The women,
one newspaper makes bold 10 say,
must yield the cars to men or they
(the women) must learn to smoke
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BARONETS LOW STATION.
One an Irish Policeman and Another
stage Supernnmerary.

One nn Irish Policeman md Another
"a stage supernnmerary.
1t has been discovered that among
the men of the Royal Irish Constabu-
larry there is baronet writer III
the World Of this week gives his name
It is Sir Thomas Echlin the seventh
baronet OF the name. Even be. how
ever low AS his fortunes seem to nave
fallen. is better off than his uncle, Sir
Frederick Echlin. the fifth baronet; or
his father. the sixth baronet lhe
former was a pauper in receipt OF pa
rochial relief at Edenkerry, in kildare.
until he was granted email pension
from the Greatham Hospital at Stock
ton-on-Tees while the latter was Su-
perannuated peasant. living at kilmea-
que. in the same county, who was sup
ported by contributions from his three
sons. the present baronet and his two
brothers, the elder a private III the Lie
Guards and the younger formerly u
footman and now Stationmaster.
The Echlins number a prelate ana a
Judge Of more than ordinary eminence
among their direct ancestors, ana thelr
baronetcy dates from the reign OF
George l. Another baronet II IS SAID.
is among the minor performers on Tue
London stage, and yet another was
quite recently photographer IN a Lon
don suburb. b.-London Daily News.
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These recognized
masters Of the cue
played a 5000 point
game, or rather ser
les of games, at II
inch balk line bill
liards for 81 800 a
side and the cham
pionship, Jacob
Schaefer, is called
the Wizard. and the
ups and downs OF
his professional life
have been varied.
and, in some cases,
TN.
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larged powers. The
cabinet dissentions
which resulted in
resignation of Chan
cellor Caprivi and
Premier Eulenburg.
grew out Of the so
cialiSt question.
Prince Hohenlohe.
although seventy
five years of age
is very active ply
sically and mental
ly. He was the Ba-
varian Premier in
1899 and whom of.
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method Of treating
the disease by the
injection of the Sc
rum Of horse blood,
but London authori-
ties declare that the
principle was dis
covered by Profes-
sor Behring. of
Halle. Germany.
German doctors are
sounding the praises
Of Professor Beh-
ring at a great rate,
and the Berlin fac
,llty Give If as their
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TO the railroad
monopoly which is
retarding the pro
grcss Of the Pacific
coast and will fight
against it. The
Populist Mayor elect
is a philantlropist
having given 10 the
public a library,
pleasure grounds
and a wonderful
ocean bath-house.
He is G3 years Of
age tall and straight
as q pine tree.
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Responsibility Transferred.

His Father-Johnny | don't want to
see that man. Go down and tell him
/ am not at home.
JOHNNY thought you never told
lies. papa.
His Father-I don't. You're going to
tell the lie.
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games out Of 20. 800 to 400 points UP,
ii inch balk line, and in one or the
games went out in one run. 1t Is be-
lieved that he is competent to hold his
own with men like SloSSon, and per-
haps With Ives.
CAPTAIN IAnfpe
The recent defeat of the Princeton
football team by that Of the University
of PENNSYLVANIA. makes the captain
Of the latter center OF interest III
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nous Erencn OK
priest. Pere Hya-
cinthe was born at
Orleans, France. q
years ago. and his
proper name is
Charles Loyson. He
finished his studies
at the Academy Of
Pau, and at an ear
ly age composed
some remarkable
poetry. He was or
dained priest after
four years theologi
.nI ctt1Iy haeo mo a
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have been terrorlZ-
ing the Territory in
general. In some
places the fright has
almost amounted to
manic. Though
there are but eight
in the gang they
took $500 from the
five Cherokee distri-
buting officers, who
had "A body guard Of
l5 soldiers. They
waited till the
guards galloped q
mile in advance to
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player who came
over with Cation to
play Sehaefer and
Ives. Though not
he champion Of
France. there is ev-
cry probability that
he will be if he con-
linues to produce
such scores as he
made in a series of
games he played
with NignauS. short
ly before leaving
France. He defeat
ed the champion Is
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within a short period it is safe to say
maj no man ever trained or practiced
loss for important matches. Schae1er
,s German and IS about 80 years or
nce He held the championship two or
three wears ago. but it was Wrested
from him by Ives. The Wizard, how
oyer defeated Ives last year.
Bill Cook.
A band Of outlaws has bounced into
notoriety in Indian Territory within
few weeks. It is under the leadership
of Rill Cook, and its criminal exploits
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07
She WHA HreDnrCN

Jiggs Did you hear about Mrs. Mop
flores half-killng burglar
Jaggs-NeS. How did it happen:
Iiggs-She was sitting up waiting for
her husband, who was out late at a
poker party when she met the burglar
in the dark hall. walking in his stock
ing feet, and thought it was Mopfore.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

last winter was considered a great vic
tory for st. Louis. especially as that
city was also named as the location of
the coming meeting
He is a man of considerable means,
and comes of an old southern family.
Prince HohenIOhe.
Prince Won Hoheniohe- he-Schillingsfurstt
German Chancellor is also Premier Of
Prussia. as the two offices have been
consolidated under one head with en-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are improved
more by the pleasant laxative. Syrup Of
Figs. when in need Of the laxative effect
Of a gentle remedy than by any other
and that II Is more acceptable 70 them
The true remedy. Syrup Of Figs. is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co
only.
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In This WOrE-a-D.y World

Men and women continually break down
through mental strain and physical effort.
The true repairer of vitality thus impaired,
4 perennial fountain Of health and vig0r
is Hostettor'S stomach Btters, which re-
stores digestion. cnrches the blood, and
leaithfuly stimulates tie bowels. kidneys
and liver when they are indoent. This
comprehensive remedy also subdues malaria
rheumatism and nervousness.
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from the 80 80 states
west Of the MiSsis-
sippi. and 45O cities,
and has for its OBJ
.iect the promotion
and protection Of
western interests.
The president in
cunbent Is Henry II.
Whitmore. of st.
Louis, one Of the
best known and
most influential
men of his city. His
election at the Cali
fpppia SpSSip,, hold
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the sporting world.
Captain knipe is
quite young, but is
probably the best
leader the team
ever had. Though
he had been play
ing quarter back
earlied in the sea-
son, during the
big game OF the
tenth inst. he was
diving through the
lines as of old.
He is the best
lipo-h11c1Sor on the
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A. the Sign of the Owl.

rditor--Look her! How in the deuce
All that object -matrimony adv. get in
Ae "For Sale column?
Sub-She was only sixteen. thought
rrhaps she might catch a bargain
hunter.
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The Home Life Insurance Co.

or New York have just issued the most al.
traetive policy, combining both protectlon aiu
investment ever offered by any oid me eoiii- a,a
pany Cash surrenders loaning feature, eee,,
all absolutely guaranteed. Profitable agency
contracts can be secured. Write for parlleu
lars to FRANK +. LOOMS. Manager North.
western Department 3O6-9 Pioneer fiess
Building. St Paul
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q. knows Better Now.

r,,-1 suppose If you had never
...rr me you would have marrled
.aws .nvsI other woman just like me! ;,
v1v vm1uvsband-Yes, dear, ! might haye-lf
I had never known you.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

Fame and fortune came to him through
the Comstock tunnel. an enterprise
which he conceived and carried out in
the face Of opposition that would have
discouraged and crushed another man.
He scarcely knows how rich he is but
owns one-tcnth OF the area Of San Fran
cisco county. He is a wdower with
one son.
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s,semans Camphor Ice with Giycerinee, C. ri ne :
~ original and only genuine Cures chappea hahuS q.
aI srss Cold Sores &C. c. G. Clark Co., N Haven, CT
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noted pulpit orator, but in 1863 Was
charged with heresy. relieved from the
monaastic vows by the pope. and then
rame to America He married in Lon
don in 1872 Since 1874 he has preach
ed in Paris.
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The MayOrality election in San Fran
cisco was fraught with peculiar inter
est Adolph SuTo who was elected by
the Peoples party, is greatly opposed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

Mon and women can learn BARRIERS traat
in s weeks. Catalogue mailed free lWll
City Barber School, Ito Hennepin avenue
Minneapolis.
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Already there are two claimants for
the honor of inyenting the alleged infal-
lible cure for diphtheria. DIR. Roux. Of
Paris. claims to have discovered the
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ryplore 4 gully then cleaned out the
agents. They robbed numerous citizens
aud stores. several stations, express
offices. banks and post offices. The
whole country has at last been aroused
md several hundred men are in pur-
snit OF the outlaws, Bill Cook is to be
shot on sight-if possible.
Major Augustus 0. Bacon.
Major Augustus q. Bacon, VINO mas
been elected TO represent Georgia III
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

CleIy.
Toni only went to see the Duke or
FeWclothes married for practice; lea
the fight into the church ana asalh
coming out.
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r,uit wrapped in brown paper VIII stana
steen degrees more Of colo ,hah = =
tus protected. .oror ,o,nd IA the guli
1tNau.
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nrN II. Whitrnnrc.

An important Convention is that Of
the Trans Mississippi Congress to be
held in St Louis. beginning November
26. 1t will be attended by delegates
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He Had Tried 1t.

Madeline-Is the Tyre easily played ?
Perre-The one whose daughter 1
married isn't.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF NOT
ED PEOPLE.

Adolph Sutro. San Francisco's New
Mayor-Prince Hohcniohe, German
Chanceilor--Perc Hyacinthe-Jucob
Schaefcr.
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team. The Pennsylvania-Princ
game has been talked of long time,
and was one Of the principal events OF
the season.
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.Incnh Schncfer

The billiard tournament between ia
cob Schaefer and Frank G. Ives IN New
York which resulted in the defeat OF
Sehaefer engaged much attention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

Every one Of England's royal princes
wears fac-simile Of his brides wedding
ring.
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years OF age and
has been prominent
in politics nearly all
his life. He is d
successful lawyer
and 4 man Of fine
ability. He was
Speaker of the
Georgia House Of
Representa- tiVes sew
eral years ago, and
entered the Legisla-
ture last session
with the expressed
purpose Of captur-
ing the Senatorship.
In,,., kf VI
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For Practice.

Coach-How do you expect to play
football and spend all your time II SO
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Gov and Mrs. Waite Of Colerado have no
magnificent mansion for home. They i've
in d clearinghouse.
An actor. no matter how uneducated he
NAV be. Is always a man Of parts.
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She Didn't, Though.

May-What have you got to wear 10
the opera this season!
Agnes-Nothing. a.,
May (sporty)-I dare you 70 wear !.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

II tho Baby is Cutting Teeth.
kmrs and use that old and welltried remedy, MRS.
Ena0ws SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Tecthlng-
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fered the Chancellorship by Emperor
William was Governor of AlSace-Lor-
raine
Edward FGurnil.
The most interesting Clement-if such
a phrase can be properly applied to a
man--in the billiard world in this coun-
try is Edward ifournil the French
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opinion that he has insured the saving
Of 10000 lives per year in the empire
and Austria. In the Berlin hospital. of
patients treated in the old way one in
three died: Of rs treated with Behring' 5
serum at the date of the report all but
two had recovered.
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|"n,end' a \
The 4 annual ]
n;na mont show,
lnon n' dollars |
al nt expenses !
the hs. war despsal
besides ecsoas
service, te rsaa
d the last fsc
!, appropriated
are S52,42s,lll2
year are S.
: Necessary I +
q "a from Narc
g 70 employ
7 = army to eyA
IN United statJ
esssflilly de6s
he despatch /
and to guar
eminent. m
Us necesitate
as, as taken plaO
lvil war. m
'osed upon b
e ). Discharged
ldici0usly \
efficiency J
vice.
llllbered: d
en-, 25,772;; d
causes, onlI
Secretary Z
IDS gislatio
on fora,atlo
Mes Of oths
t that chang
to the law
limit Of I'D
proposed TIL
. Der cent
els and onl
ntenance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-07

"Bsnson's Magic Corn saive :, ,onr
Warranted 70 cure or money feiu"a''
.v.s,st for It. Price ID cents.