Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-12-20
FIFTEEN thousand talors in New York are

GIRL has come to live with Congressman
Chester I. Long and wife.
SENATOR PETER is member of five sena-
toria1 committees; Baker, of sin
WHY not give Eugene Ware a blunderbuss
and send him over to fight England?
AN English syndicate has cornered camphor
and forced the price up between and 10 per
cent
ALL Europe is laughing at Grover Cleve
lands war buncombe, and say it is a bid for
votes.
J. RATS BURTON, ingalls, chief rival for a
seat in the United States senate, highly COM
mends Cleveland's message.
REPUBLICAN editors who met at Hutchinson
the other day took straw vote OH United
States senator. Burton did not get a single
vote.
IT is reported that Venezuela and South
America are wild for war with England. Let
them fight if they want to, but we are not anx-
ious for war.
NEITHER the Republican nor the Democrat
ic national convention will put 16 to plank
in ifs platform Paste that away for reference.
Topeka Capital.
INGALLS, is squaring himself with the gold
bug, and now goes back OH his recent declara-
lions for silver. He says he is not free con-
age man, by any means.
YES the Monroe doctrine should be main
tanned, but while we are being sold out to Eng
lsh capitalists, all this talk about the Monroe
doctrine is the verest bosh
THE country does not know it, but Senator
PETER, of Kansas, is better than he sounds
Kansas City Star
And he sounds all right, too.
CONGRESSMAN HALL, of Missouri, says that
state will never elect another silver congress-
man; that if silver Democrats win in conven-
ton, 1--WE will help elect Republicans.
ISN'T it the funniest thing in the world to
hear politicians shouting that must have a
that we must have the gold standard so that
we can buy foreign goods Progressive
Farmer.
In Walking with different Republican business
men Of this city, we learn that at last they are
beginning to see that something is wrong. 1t
is a hopeful sign. When men will think and
ACT for themselves, there is chance to better
our conditions.
LAST SPRING, the redeemers said "Just give
Kansas one good crop, and you'll see her boom.
Then we'll have money to throw at the birds"
Well, we got the crop. Where's the boom ?
Where's the money to throw at the birds
Don't all speak at once
AT the last congress, we were told that if
the purchasing clause of the Sherman act was
repealed, the nation would prosper as never
before. Now, we are told that the retirement
of the greenbacks is necessary to insure pros
perity. What think you, Mr.. Voter?
SENATOR PEFFR is the recipient of numer-
Gus Communications from Republican papers.
Ordinarily, we would begin to look around to
see what he had done that is wrong, but we
know PETER is all right. His enemies know it,
too. They know he is honest-incorruptib
and they cannot help acknowledging it.
PopuL1sTs have made good gains, but they
have not won the election. Same with the So
calists. Brethren, there has got to be we'd
ding between the various reform forces, and
the sooner the ceremony is performed the bet
ter. So get yourselves ready to become zone"
There is not room for so many parties that
want to save their country, and each one of
which is entirely too weak for the job
Czander Age.