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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
SprifieIltgt.
"a 6ama Cprpret.

"a 6nma Sprpret. Miniiter
Wcuoonen / Srniilien tiger, of Reloin'
gen ON, at RebeIs Gomirnl oa @amn
bar inmlet 1000 Sprprere mpo ben
npe &c9ieriuo, or Mcnorfiets 'ioite
8poStamp / grniilien. Reoierirsen
bauoe tamil s.paa of bernooe oa @ama
% be andre Sprprere. o9 bar bon isrit
tcmmen tilbnee til 8io Soneirp. tnnoe
bon after bape panbe9pnot fine monar'
fife Sommeniurrgeller. Som bet er
III, peo Resierinecn, bppr ben bar
Dam, pa Sprrret pil burtioIt mnligt
bllos b9mpct.
General @aite fra Colorado itnl
mart tiltrnbe Ell 6orebrnesreiie sien'
mem Geitcn. Snn ItaI tale | ct. aouis
ben 19oe Dec. ps refer oerfra til Gbi'
clgo.
- Zen oemotrntiits 9Iuralitet &en'
tudp ianr er 2173, en- 5Orminoifeli Of
$4,000 iiocn @nlset iiipr.
- aon9resmano Sorunrb fra Gla'
bama Tiger, at ban oil iremiHtte en- Res
%iOlution / aon9resien for at unoeriSgc,
buorIebes @rciiocut Glepelnrb bar tjert
4 MiliOuer Dollars De Iiote 5 Iar.
Scribrers MngnIin inoebOloer
bl. a. en- Nibuuoling Om enoelite %
umerifnuite Serubauer, af bpiiten pi
b%ioiGtter ipl9cnoc; @n9lano bar 20,325
APil S%erubauer % be 6orcneoe Stater
$4,000, nltina rpIteu 8 @anse iou
me9et Tom @uQlnuo, men De 6Oreueoe
Staters 6lnberum er % @nn0e Iterre.
8 5Orbolo til llOitrntuino bar Gn9lano
3 Gauge ina mango Otil S%ernbauer
iom be 6oreneoe Stater, men l 6orbOlo
III Snbbp9gerontnl bar be 5oreneoe
Slater 5 8au9e mere euo @n9lauo. s
Guglano ganr Der 3 8nuoe iaa mango
2o9 iOm / be 5Oreueoe Stater, % /
1892 bleu Der beforbret $1,000 4erios
ne. for bper WRil impo 1900 / be Syors
eneoe Stater. De euselite Sernbauers
SruttUinotGgter famine gur belpb fig
I'll $500, 600, 900 ener $4,000 pr. Mil,
meoers SernbanerneS 8ruttcinot9ater
i De 6oreneoe Stnter belpb ia til
81, 320, 100000, euer $7,72O pr. Dtil.
S &nret 1892 pnr Der 81 Brucent al
De amerltanite Sernbnreattier, ipm life
betaIte ben rin9elte 9ipioenbe, meoens
Der / Gn9lano fun uar Ell, u~betpoeli9
Srptoel. ipm life betulte 0ipioenoe.
"Itlanta Contribution" friuer
iDlgeroe ON I%9erbrusets Dipping i
Spoen fra 1880 til 1890: Sen lam.
leoe S9roi al 5urmprooutter / Spben
! 1881 pelpb lt9 I'll $569, 100000 tnipo
81, $780, 100000 i Relteu af 2anoet. 3
1890 bapoe Spoens 5urmprooutter en-
@Groi al $685. 900, 900, Ell 5crpselie
al s107. 900. 900 eller l6 Irocent, me.
oens 5prpselien i Geiteu al 9anoet fun
bar $4,000 600 eler 9 9rpcent. Sp.
ben bapoe | 1890 anbragt / Ieerbrug
en- 9apital al s3,1S2,O 900. 900 ps Snbs
t9sterne beraf gap ct llobptte al 24.1
Grocert, meoens Nserbruset / ben pps
rise Del al 2aibet fun gau ct llobptte
al 13.1 9rpcent.
= g. q. @uroeu, ium bar anflaoet
for at BABE bra9t ct 9eripntos paa
Southern Yacific Sanen til at lobe al
Sporet, i 39rbeoen at Sacramento,
GAL, bpOrueo acknowledgement % 4
SOloater prGbtes, er al SurDen / @poos
lano funben ltploi9 / Mpro % bgmt til
3Doen. San oil bliUe b9ust ben LITE
Sch. 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
HampIftbet ct. 2onts loper
at StabeIen.

gmerisa Qiniens praetise Deem
bamper CT. Qouis lob forriae uge az
gtabelen paa Cramps Sfibso9rft !
| Q~bitabslpbia / Sperparslie az Oper
$4,000 Msnnefer. Mrs. Glepeiauc,
@reiibrnteus Suitru, bro ben trnoltiO'
neae SLATE Champagne Uper bet 'mutte
Stibs 8or, ba bet slso no I Iauoef,
ioet BUN iomtibis uctalie bisie Orb:
Seq brbsr big Ct. 2ouis.1
Gns 5orberebelier for Gfpbntuaen
pnr c~nbpsselist urbnsbe, % itiSnt St''
bet er 100 Sob lansere e,o toSet, Der
tloliaere er lgbet al StabelsH pao
8arftet, forlsb gift til fulbeits 1'l'
frebsbeo.
Otter GHsbninssn blep Der sipet ct
5eItmaaltib for be inbbubne @jRiter,
Jolt 400. / etibsbpsssrnes SOntcrsr.
Charles s. Grump bsb uelfommen
til greiibent gleuelanc os Hrelioent
@riscom al International Napi9atior
60. ubbraste en- efaal for BAN, iom
efterfulstes at liplise 2eueraab. Srslis
bent CLEVELAND taffeoe ps sjeuuem9tt
o~ereiter / en- fort Gale Sfibsbpsnins
gems 5remifribt ber 9anbet / be ienere
@lar.
Set fsrite Nrbeibe paa ct. 2ouis,
iOm er ct Ssiteritib til ct. Saul, Der
M er unoer gpanins pna iamme SGrIt,
bleu bespnbt ben 27be Suit, 1898, p9
bet fore Stib Lob al Stabelen Is Waa;
neoer Os 16 Gage efter 9IrbeiOets Be
9pnoelie.
8eg9e Stibeue er bp89ebe at inbens
lanbite Materialier. De er @merifnnite
ira Cop til aig. Sutet ~uoeulonoit
Wtateriale er auDenot. De er al ames
rifanIt Wooel os 9eguing. at amerifunii
Wateriale Os be er bp99et uf Inlerifas
mere.
De pi9tt9ite &jenoete9u peo bi8ie to
Siibe er ielsenbe: 9nngoe oper alt
554 Sob 2 CONNER; 2Hn9oe msllem
Perpendicular 535 Sob 8 CONNER
Sreobe So Sob; 9pbbe fra &iol til
fDrite 9Gfsbi9lte 81 Sob; Glntal Dat
5; 9lntal al punotatte Stun, "a.
2ucania o9 Gnmpania al Gunarb
2tnien er lGneere emo ct. Souls, ioet
be bar en- 2rngoe al 620 Sob, men ct,
2onis er n SOB lan9ers emo Yaris.
SaHten CT iaaleoes inobelt peo Stpbs
Der, at TO eller ire Stun fan iDloes meb
&nno, nben at Stibet ipnter.
Stibets 9Htsarran8ementer er nh
mooens o9 comfortable.
9ele Stlbet er Oplpit meb e~lettriIt
2ps o8 Der ct isrset for COB 8entilu.
tiun.
Oct ~bere9nes. at Sfibet fan meoig.
paa lite &lasie 800, paa 2oen &lasie
220, paa Dfelemo9t 900 oa af Seiat.
|
ming m. m. 400, ialt 1,S4O 8eripuer.
aae 5O~rbolo8regler til Sifrina al
Sas ia9erernes 2iu er bleone truine 90
ale itpere paroiiutbe Opfinoelier i bette
0iemeo er bleure anpenot.
Stibets Sfficerer, 8eietnina "a Se,
tjentri9 fommer til at beItaa al: l &ap.
tein; q Oftcerer; As Sgmano; 100
6%prbpoere; 80 Waltiniiter % Snaenis.
rer; 80 Slteimprere; 124 Opuartere %
aotte; 16 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 2
ajeffen9eier; 2 Ioitflerte; l 0oftor
l Sropiantforpalter; l 8ogtrpfter; ialt
381 YeriDner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Snrftet.
HDt gIpobab. aouItnutiuopel,

HDt 9lpbbab. Ronltauttuopel, 1Sne
Nopember. Ssti 8niba, en- tpriiit
WarIbal, meb en- @ioeIins RiSums %
ct 6eltbatteri, bar eiter 5Orlpoeuoe
uroituoi 1000 Grmeniere peb Sasiun.
9ioene Of be 3soe blep life bearaueoe
% bette bar beplrtet ct llobrro af Sos
Iera. Strange ariitne er lp9tet Oper
ben ruSiiIte Granie.
Zen eu9elIts Nmbasiaosr | 2prtiet
Iaoer uu Saeen unberigse % Der er
loiiat til, at be europ1iite Miaster bill
pnaie, at 3prtist bolber tit SPITE ON at
beifptte glrmenierne. SuItaucn bar
beIluttst at ~a'ienoe en- Sommisiiou, be-
ftnaenoe al 8 Milit9re ps / Civil, til
Snsiun for at cr'are be nrrmsre Sms
ItGnoiobeber peo 8lohbaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Gtua.

Gina 90 Sapan. 9ien.9in 22be
Woosmber. Gbeien for BET berparenbe
feiisrlise 5%olopaien. De Ting, er ais
rsiit I'll Snpan for paa &iuas Sesne at
u~iberbonble PM 5reo. Otter 6prlp'
benoe er aina uiais til of betals ct Be-
Lob al -0o.oo0.0o0 Toels ps ale So.
pans arissOmfoltninser, 10000. 600
9aels, ialt $50, 1000 900 3aels. @n
Gael er 70 Gents % Selgbet pil / bore
Sense uoeisre s175.0OO.oO DOC
5remrptninsen mob Bort Glrt6ur
sjsr, at Observation-Disclosures fra
amas Sioe M bripes nleo itprre ,Sper.
Sra @eis Saisgaei meDpeIes. at Chen
guen, ct al ainas iisrite arissitibe, er
blepen ebela9t ai Ell al aiueiernes esne
1prpsbosr pep Snolpbet til Sapnen.
gftbets aommnnogr, Gin, begii itrar
Selpmorb for at unogaa 2iltnle.
Melpinser fra Bort Gribur bier, at
8eleirinssn nh er ! fulb sang. 5tere
Smnntr9fniuger bar funoet Stso.
Gafningen er pmrinset at Sapaneierue
bcaoe paa Sanbs % Seiioen. ct Of.
alsrenbe elas iau, bpis 6reoen life i
Waelemtioen fpmmer iitanc, pentes
Iuert gieblit
Bort aribur erobret. Gbc.5Op,
23Os November. Sertil iublpbns Il.
legrammer melber, at Sapansierns
ercbrebs Bort Grtbur Onsoas slitsa
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

fploeS. Zen bar en- bgi Mrm, ipm
9esninsen piier, bpiliet 9iper COB
&labs oeo Spiets Saauotering,
uben at 9ipe ben ct fIumiet 10.
ieenoe. Yen bar oern9lt en- ou.
tomatilf SpOle Biuoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa ii,ter % paa.
lioelie | fin &trfeu, at Ell baarlig
punoet Spple oil bore en- nmuIia.
beo. MalttubooeOet sr f9ltet til
8oroet peo SlGlp Of SGnsller, o.
lis9er tile upelpaa bette, ipm paa
be fleite andre Maifiner, men er
iGntet neo I 8oroet, o8 er iaaleoes
jRput meo bette. Gen bar iaa
@niontnsspunfter, bporaf fsIger,
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
GnnMieM.

Srurettct Aunrfiit. Barcelona,
21oe 0Ouember. Sole Salonoor 6ran6,
Tom ben Zoe @opember 1898 fnIteoe en-
3pnomitbpmbe IND / 8pen8 2pcer
9bcater % berpcb brnbte 20 4Grioner
% iaareoe 80 andre, blep tiolis imOr.
ges ffuot. Snu pilbe life icr fin 3eo
mObtnge uosen Brett % bans ijoite
Orb bar: "QpnQe lepe Qunrfiet."
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Zen tgife Heaierina aipr fprtibe

zen tg'fe TegIering eipr fOrtiben
forbereoenoe Sfriot til at itanoie Sno,
fsrlel al en- bel Del ameritanIte Sarms
prooutter, I. ST. tsrrepe gGbler, Slss
perfrs, 2imotbeifrs p.i.p. Gen paos
ltnar, at De tsrrebe Sgbler iupebolber
tormeset 8luf, oa be bar Optaaet i ia
en- Del 3'nt fra be 3iutplaoer, paa
bpllfe De tsrres, ps alouerfro u.i.u. itul
pare fprfallfet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

2oinbeipgbomnle, bercs gebanb.
ling % 1elbreoelie, er 2itelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Chi.
caso uosipet BOG. Den siper en- nsi.
astis Seitripelie ui be hos 8pinben 70.
retommenoe Spsoomme % llresslmas.
iisbeber iamt Maaoen, boorpaa be let,
bnrtist % biaist fan belbreSes. SO.
gen, Tom er al sanite ualminbelis ,Suter-
este for ale 8pinoer, ienbes portp5rit
til Gnbper, iom ~inbienber ct 2 Gents
5rimarfe. Goresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
1913 81 Dearborn Str, Gbicoop
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Wp Srnftat rneo Sapan.

WD 5raftat meb Sapan. llbcn'
rigsminiiter @reiham paa be 5oreneoe
Staters @esne U9 WIniiter aurinu pna
Sapans @e9ne mtbertesneoe ben 23oe
os. cit np 3rattat mellem bisie TO
2anoe. De TO 2nnoes &epreientanter
bar u%nberbanolet ON benne 3rattat
Is @ar.
s benne 3rnttat anertjenbes Supnn
Tom ct cipiliieret 9ano, os be i~npnneiiitc
0omftole faar 9omsret oper amsritnu'
lie 9orgere boiatte / Sapan. Siotil
bar ifglae ben 9amle groftnt be ameri'
fnnIte &oniuler / Sapnn iibbet tilopms
pper Imeritnnsre, ium paa Ell eller an.
ben Waabe bar ~fOrieet fig. 9enne 8e.
ltemmelie Of 9rattaten traber bog life
| arnft fsr ben lite Sanunr 1899, iaa
Sapan fan taa Gio til at prone fiji
Netsu9ien | Ell mere buman Hetriu9
eno biotil bar paret 9ilf9loet. Gme.
ritanerne opnaur ogiua itDrre SanoeIs,
rettigbeoer, eno be bar boot for, % ben
japaneiilte Snopanorin9 til be 5orenebe
Stater er betpoelig inbItrnntet.
2raftaten trRoer / 8rnft, iaainnri
ben er eObfienot al be Sorenebe Statera
Senat % Sapans Seller pe aabinet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
Sanmarf bar iurbuSt subfsr,el /,

Sanmarf bar iprbubt Snbisriel ai
ameritanlte areaturer % ajgbparer.
Spm @runo anicres, at amerifanife
areaturer er ansrebne af 2eras Sober,
men nun antaaer. at ben pirielise
@runb er ben, at 9piflanb bar opfor.
bret 9anmarf til at tase bette Sfribt
for at fprbinore, at amerifauife Greatu.
rer inoisres til 2plflano oper Dan,
mart.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

SEQ trUr. 9eres Son MI oil tranoe
en- itsrre @rbeiosmari", iasoe 9roies.
loren til 5aSeren ueo iibite Gramen.
"All right, come along, Spbn; lea
bar tlsbt ii acres eano mere", iaabs
ben @amle.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

AT Prof. Breckenridge's DEBORAH In
ST tute day board at cost, now 81 OK a
week, and rented text books make The
expenses very low. As there will be no
vacation TIL mex July all should enroll
at once.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
eiter is Timers haarb 9nmp.

e1ter is 2irhers naaro &1nip. Sflpe
ben inpausfTte 5laaoe eeltos life I
9nmpeu, mcn oerimuo Icrpcer boaoenc,
Tom irete at bprileoe 5ortets Spmerf.
iomheo, meoeus 9duotropperne ltpr'
meNe 5eItuinacu. Saporeierne bar M
forlnot Sort Nrtbur % rp.,er pibere
irem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

trRoer its ielp; ben 'on irRSa
WSerte % CT let at foflm
NaGlen CT selfsetdng, % ion
aItiaa life iGttes itj.dgtn
SslUe Naalen or fort, mH
Staitet lnu9t % iolro. en
3cniion, en- ret touitruera
i%elptrHoeuoe Gtpttl o. en- tart
paSicnOe gIaal er al i,grite w
tiabeo for en- fpritt siaSa.
Spmaiiine.
Bso hpert SttnQ trallA
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Den, iOm altio bar noaet at tlanbre
paa, bpab Sfiebuen bpoer, ben itaor
f'lllut bunsris op ira 9icrts Suro.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

WeBser's Pile Ointment aarauteres
at belbreoe blind, itching o. bleeding
piles.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Prof. Breckenridge gives a FIRST class
Business Course and at a charge Of only
$500 IN addition to the regular tuition
$500 q month.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Yrciloent Glepelanb iOrureb fin enc
ariel fOrleoen Dag, iaa oct fbsn bar
p9ret meset panifelist for BAN at aaa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

flor g9at er Der lagt pna, at enbosr Sd
bleo | pasienos 6orbpGo os uf OUercnsItns
menoe Stnrte, uoen at Wtaitiueu ocrpeO q
bIepen bperten tuugere eler mere ublanoLt4
"Susoennen" Ter 9oot ub, % er eIcsdA
faooel nteo Scnipu til 5rGarbeIOet iom to
Malfinoelene. N%taltinen5 Sooitptle er net ia
bnoroterliSt % / 8eiiooelie al cnb0cr tlHd
GCrbeorlna pan bette Gmraaoe. Set nncslsi
8rn er Of beoite SeitaiienbeO og ira
fprarbeioet. Gaferinaen % ll0imnInInsn
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

at ben e. let at fngre og let at bobe rem Gne be 3eg Der er uoite for GA q
atriet a fnefe StaaL bproeoe % iua bel tlpasipe at gRdtnen fan arbcos MI
ben hSrfe Surt9beH uben at man bebppsr at berpstg at ben NI TONNE tuoNG
WaltHers 6ortrn8beo pL im bet fremgaar beaf. bore iuopienoe for gHbUa NJ
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

eegge Traare TaF Nmnen % IaNes ER6ten AT WET o. gtn0ene 0bfs DrtebF nNmN
fat ps iulbfRnog ems paa be8ge SMr al SpRt @dtmu e forinet meo elpn Smw
but bporpeo man oeo Si9lp al en- Gommetrne tan Nanoe @iaitnsrst msbes sgaa]
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27

Gn m9rfelig Sob. Statss 3epars
tementet bar is9t n9rmere S~plpsnina
bos be 5prenebe Staters &pnIuler i
Nirifa pebrgrenbe ben u~ioun6erlioe
&ulanso, iOm peb fin m9rfeliae Suos
Iipoelie paa Muitelipitemet letter ben
a~irttanife Neaer iitauo til at fUretaoe
LANCE &eiier, brrenbs enprme 8proer,
unber ben tropiite SOl o9 90 paniteti9e
Seie noen 6poe. Set er blepen oubts
siort, at en- sammel Neser fan bore en-
176 Gunbs aaffeiat fire 9eaaues, II
geosraflfe Mil, eiter at bape Ipiit en-
eneite SOB.
&obert Borlep, Il. g. &pniul iGierra
Geona, Ifrifa, bar ben fgrite, Der inos
ienbte Weloins BERTH ON bisie Npooer.
San m~eobeler, at be Snbfpbte Ipiier
gpooer tiolis paa Morsenen Tom ct
Wtibbel mob Cult unber Geiien % ON
gftenen for at fremtaloe Sppn. San
fore laar, at Der | be Spreneoe Stoter
ital 9jsres Soriss meo at pprfe % till
bereoe bisie Hpbber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-27
39g Werfe til neOenltaaenbe Yriier:

~ on
waHine Ro. $50 GubenuHer % en- Iben e,uHe 90. 252lgi
MaHt"e no. 4.-ao emHsr paa tpr enOs % en- GMn e,uHe... ..2 81. 25 sg""
maaine 9o. 5.-are etuHer poo ber eOe 10 en- peu stuHe %. 20 $50
The advocate., 1894-10-24
Scott Was There.

About 125 citizens Of RossVille and
vicinity, men Of all parties, had petitioned
8. M. Scott and Congressman Curtis to
hold a joint discussion at thst place,
setting October 10 as the date, but Civ
ing them to understand that any other
date would be agreeable. Not getting
any word from the candidates asking
for q different date the petitioners ex-
psoted the desired dsbaters on hand.
The day arrived and the town was
filed with people who expected to sec
and hear a clash Of steel. About 7:30
Scott drove into town and was greeted
with cheer upon cheer. 1t was soon
learned that Curtis did not intend to be
there, and Of course, Scott was called
upon for q speech. He responded cheer
fully, and after he had finished and the
glee club had done it's share toward en-
tertRining, ii seemed that the whole
crowd was for Scott.
Many republicans expressed their
disgust ct the way Curtis had exhibited
his CowardiOe by ignoring their petition.
1t was learned RfterwRrd that Curtis had
hied himself away to o school house In
the southern part Of COtFey county on
that day, and that it was never his in
tention or desire 10 meet Scott.
The advocate., 1894-10-24
A Great Day for EmpOria.

EMPoR1A, October 19.-Governor Le-
yelling spoke here yesterday. He
was given an ovation, and completely
captured the city. In the face Of q
beating rain which began early in the
morning and continued until noon,
farmers drove in from distance az far
90 thirty miles. 1t was q remarkable
sight to see them pouring in from all di-
reCtiOns, dripping with water, yet deter
mined and enthusiastic. The firing Of
the cannon began ct daybreak and was
continued at intervals throughout the
day. With Asgs floating, banners wav-
ing and bands playing, the governor was
given right royal welcome TO the city,
and the republicans treated TO surprise
at the remarkable demonstration. A
politician who has been trying to work
up enthusiasm In the ranks Of the z. o.
p, only to be rewarded By q handful Of
men ct their meeting even in the best of
weather, said, when he saw the great
number SOt earnest farmers driving in
from all over the country through
beating rain: at begins to look as il
the people meant business this year."
The evening meeting was held at jays
opera no use. It, like the afternoon
meeting, was an enthusiastic one. Peo.
pie were packed in the hall like sardlnes
in box. The stage was also filled with
people.
s. M. Scott was the first speaker. He
made q telling speech and was enthusi-
ssticaliy received. His speech bristled
with convincing argument and as he
proceeded il became apparent 10 al why
Curtis did not want to meet him. He
is an able man and made many friends
for himself and marty.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs followed Mr..
Scott She ct once captured the hearts
Of everyone,
The advocate., 1894-10-24
The Australian Ballot Law Cases.

As will be seen by another article in
this issue, the secretary OF state and at
torney general heard and decided four
cases relating to nomination papers un-
der the new ballot law. Immediately
after these decisions were given, Judge
johnson, Of the Shawnee county circuit
court, was applied to for q writ OF man
dRmus to compel the secretary Of state
to certify the Corning ticket to the
county clerks that it might appear on
che official ballot as Populist state ticket.
Az Judge johnson could not for some
reason hear the case, it was heard and
determined by Judge HRsen Of the dis.
tPiCt court, who had already two similar
cases before him. These were an appli.
cation for o writ to compel Secretary
Osborn to have the name OF David Rath-
bone placed on the POpulist ticket 90
candidate for Judge in the Twenty
third district, and an application for an
injunction to prevent Jerry Simpsons
name from being printed under the head
Of Democratic Congressional Ticket" ," in
the Seventh district.
Judge Hazsn, on Saturday evening,
heard evidence and argument In ell
three cases, the evidence being the nomi.
nation papers and the proceedings OF the
state officers tribunal Judge Webb,
acting az deRsndsnt's attorney, argued
in the Corning and RAthbons cases that
ths court had no jurisdiction, end alHo
The advocate., 1894-10-24
CONCERNING KANSAS.

that the papers were irregular and il
legal. In the Simpson case, the argu-
ment Of no jurisdiction was the pEinci-
pal one made by the defendants.
Judge Hszen denied all the sppliCa"
tions, bssing his decisions on the
grounds Of no jurisdiction. He went
over the other evidence, however, giving
out the impression that he regarded
the decisions Of the other tribunal cor
rect, especially in the Corning and Rsth-
bone cases.
The secretary Of state has issued his
certificates to che county clerks, and the
ballots will bs printed according to his
and the attorney generals decision.
The advocate., 1894-10-24
Senator PefRsr at Frankfort.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: - Last night the
large opera house here was crowded to
its utmost with eager, earnest people,
who assembled here from all parts and
parties to listen to q mastery prssenta-
ion OF politics by Senator PETER. Over
1000 people were in attendance, and
when the senator entered the hall q
hearty good cheer went up from the
RsssmblRge.
The senator first told how the money
power had the government "by the
throat" BY forcing the sale Of govern
ment bonds to enrich idlers and rob
toilers. BE then went into concise de-
scription Of money and it's uses as we'll
as some Of it's abuses. He took the
crudest forms OF trade by barter to show
that money was only q device to aid
commerce and had in It's own substance
NO intrinsic value" He made it so clear
that money was only q record of value
that all who would lay prejudice aside
long enough to entertain fair consider
alton ought to see how very important
1t is that the government should do ell
the banking so az to keep that record of
value in accordance with justice and in
accordance with the pressing demands
Of commerce.
He showed how usury would in time
enable part of the people to completely
own all the natural rights Of mankind
in any country where laws enforced the
collection Of usury.
The speech was the most logical one
which has BEEN delivered here since the
campaign opened, and it did not re-
quire any Emusic, and the usual Irish,
Dutch and Yankee burlesques to keep
it from becoming tedious. It was gem
tlemRnly and formble throughout, no
vile low epithets were used as 9 means
Of ridiCuling those who are not in favor
Of renounCing the old systems which
have kept many from attaining all the
comforts of life.
Ths new dispensation Of justice sd-
vOcated by the new party will soon
sweep from the country all the old un.
just legal rights which produce moral
wrongs. T. F. SPRoUL.
October 18.
The advocate., 1894-10-24

John Q. Royce is evidently getting his
fighting clothes on. We notice three of bis
editorials in the Phillipsburg Dispatch are
headed respectfully; "a malicious lie
nailed, "Who is q iar2" and "Was it q
he?"-Kansas Breeze.
Probably someone has accused him Of
paying an election bet In 1892 John
bet all the money he could raise, on the
republican ticket, and then took ell the
trust bets he could get. The fellows
who trusted him are still waiting pa
tiently.
The advocate., 1894-10-24

are hbelOuS, sCandalous and dSmnable
falsehoods.
Let us stand fast and do good, honest,
earnest work for the cause Of the people.
Very truly, B. Il. ATCHNsoN,
Chairman.
The advocate., 1894-10-24
Suggestion to SufRraglstS.
October 18.


Put before your club ct once the quss-
tlon Of whether or not you will serve
lunch ct the polls on election day. Hot
coffee and doughnuts or rolls are easily
practicable in the towns and in the
country. Money can be raised in that
way with which to redeem your pledges,
and at the same time an opportunity be
furnished for women to speak TO voters
and ask for their votes for the amend.
ment. It is suggested that enrolment
books be taken to the polls and show the
voters the names Of women who say they
want to vote by signing the request in
the enrolment book TO voters to say
''yes" to our proposition in November
Suffrage Advocate.
The advocate., 1894-10-24
NOTES.

An encampmsnt Of the Kansas Ma
tional Guard is being held at Ottawa.
The democrats Of the Thirty-sixth
district, Shawnee county, have indorsed
r. J. SloRt for representative.
The Kansas Irrigation association will
hold q meeting in Hutchinson, November
"a, and i9 will be we'll sttendsd. Irriga.
tion iB leading topic in Kansas now.
Thomss 3. Rsed has notified the COM
mittse that he cannot make q speech in
Kansas before the election. McKinley's
experience seems to have been too much
for bis nerve.
Attorney General Little has given out
the Official opinion that the giving Of q
railroad pass by q railroad company,
committee or individual, aS an induce
ment for a person to 60 and vote, Ia
bribery, and makes the offender punish
able under the anti-bribery law.
Senator Martin is said to have written
large number Of letters to democrats
throughout the state, advising them to
support the Populist ticket. The prin-
cipRl reason for his taking this course
tits said, is the dirty fight made against
the state officials by the Kansas City
gamblers and plug uglies through the
republican state committee.
David OVermYer will have cause for
action against the republican COM
mittesmen and editors, for they will be
largely to blame FOR his not getting
more votes. In their tender soliticitude
they have gone so far az to advertise
Overmyer and Cooke meetings in the
same column with republican meetings,
thus exposing the whole scheme.