Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-07

TATOR year, and Coins Financial School and
Tale OF Two Nations. Or, for 81. so, will
send both papers and both books. Or, for $1.os,
we will send the AG1TAToR and Progressive
Thought and Dawn of Equity year.
HE Ogden, Utah, Review now issues
bright little daily. It's straight Pop.
THE Republicans of California and Ken
lucky have declared against free silver.
IT'S astonishing how poor those Topeka cap
italists are when the assessor comes around.
FIRE broke out in the Pennsylvania oil re-
gions, Monday, and great excitement prevailed
for several days.
A NEW Populist paper, Debtor and Workman;
halls from Burlingame, Kas. 1t is a shoulder
hitter, and no mistake.
IT is announced that Attorney General Olney
is to become secretary of state in the place of
Walter @ Gresham, deceased
WANTED-Organizers by the Ohio state F.
A. & l. U. Special terms For particulars,
address OSCAR MCKINLEY, Sec'y, Bellaire, o.
H. N. GAINES, late Populist state superin-
tendent of public instruction, has been elected
superintendent Of the state Sunday school asso-
citation.
MANY people are dying of sunstroke "down
east" This is only foretaste of what they
may expect if they don't mend their ways and
quit voting for the old parties
IT is announced that Susan B. Anthony will
resign as president of the National Woman
Suffrage Association, and that her mantle will
fall upon Carrie Lane Chapman Gait
WE have received two numbers of the Blue
Mound Searchlight, which is as lively Popu-
list paper as there is in Kansas. It is published
by ]. o. Smith, who, some years ago, was en-
gagged in the clothing business in Garrett
THE daily papers announce that the bimeta1-
lists of England are highly pleased with the
failure of the Democratic committees of Kan
sas and Texas to take any action on the silver
question. These English "bimetallsts" are of
the John Sherman stripe, and are composed of
bankers, capitalists, lords and 'jukes."
BANKER ST. JOHN, of New York. says, in
effect, that the rise in the price of corn wheat
and cotton is purely speculative; that prices did
not advance until those products had passed out
of the hands of the producers and into the
hands Of the SPECTATORS The law of supply
and demand had nothing to do with it.
THE courts make precedents to suit the case,
and set them aside when they do not suit the
case. Modern jurisprudence is the bu1wark of
despotism, and no greater farce-no greater
travesty upon common sense-than are some of
the decisions of the current decade of the nine
tenth century.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER is preparing for an
other donation to the Chicago University or
for the building of church to the glory of
God and the memory of John D. Rockefeller,
by making raid on the purses of the consunl-
ers of coal-oil to the tune of $4,000 900.
There is not enough saving grace in Rockafel-
lers religion to save an idiot. Brethren, let us
prey
THE miners at Scranton who are denouncing
the railroads for their discrimination against the
Usage county coal-mines, who voted either one
Of the old-party tickets, should go off some
where and hate themselves to DEATH They are
getting just what they voted for. The pity in
the matter is, they are dragging thinking men
down with them, and heap cruelties on their
own wives and children. They will get the
scales off their eyes after while.