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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

You have heard divers sermons from the text,
"Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy"
or, you shall not labor on Sunday; but did you
ever hear hightoned preacher preach on the
text, 'Six days shalt thou labor? How
would it sound to hear Talmage tell his rich
church members to labor six days in the week
aud obey the comnadd of God? How long
would they pay him to preach for them, if he
told them that it was as great sin to be idle six
days as it is to work on Sunday' No, you
d mt hear preaching of that kind Al to-day,
weekday breaking is doing more harm to the
world thousand times than Sabbath-breaking.
Free Lance, Burnside, KY.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

You ought to take the Topeka Advocate and
News. 1t is "straight good" s"-"all wool aud
yard wide.' Come in and get sample
copy. We send it a year with the AG1TAToR
for $3.50.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11
WHY NOT BE SPECIFIC?

Within the last two months something like a
dozen Populist papers have been bought by the
Republicans. 1t was told us several
weeks ago that an effort would be made by the
Republican central committee to buy up the
Po2ulist press and that, in fact, this was the
principal work to be done by the permanent
headquarters" to be established in this city.
The same editors will be retained and they will
talk strong socialism and initiative and referen.
dunn, and thus try to break the unity CT the al
lied forces,-Topeka American.
AS the English say: "Here's state of
things Here's how-de-do!' This is a very
pretty conspiracy, that will be we'll worth
watching by the CALLED forces" Forewarned
is forearmed. The New Time.
Bro Smith, of the Topeka American, is an
"amoosin :" chap. He is hard hitter, and
strikes vigorously at wrong. He sometimes
hits in the dark, however, and misses his
mark The above, evidently, is one of his
miss-hits. There are times, we think, when
he makes a thrust at something somebody
simply for his own amusement not stopping to
think whether he is right or wrong, This may
be the case in the above.
We have no idea that his assertion, above
quoted, has sembance of truth init. If there
is Populist editor in the state who has been
bought by the Republican committee mention
ell, we don't know where he is located That
the Republican committee would like to buy
some of the Populist editors do not doubt.
True, nearly all of our editors advocating
socialism, and all of them favor the Initiative
and Referendum. In fact, these among
the original doctrines of the Peoples party,
They have been ADVOCATED by our papers and
speakers ever since the organization of the par
ty The Topeka American has a right to op-
pose these issues and Populism in general but
it should not make charges which it cannot
suhstantlatsl
We are surprised that The New Time-that
excellent reform magazine-shoul give Gre
dence to Smiths assertion. This magazine ad-
vooates Socialism and the Initiative and Refer
endum, if we read it Alright. Then why should
not the Populist papers of Kansas, and every
other state, do the same?
The AGITAToR advocates Socialism and the
Initiative and Referendum, we'll as all other
Populist demands, and we don't know of any
Populist paper in the state that doesn't do the
same thing There arc Democratic papers
which do not advocate these things-sone Of
them pretending to want union or the ''alied
forces''-but all true Populist papers advocate
those issues.
The New Time should be little NOR" care
fpl how it takes up such assertiont.
Topeka Mail and Breeze (Rap.); The bet
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

MAI. Tom ANDERSON has assumed control of
John Seaton's gubernatorial boom.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Topeka Mail and Breeze (Rap.); The bet
butter sold in Topeka comes from Judge Frank
Qoster's farm, Chief Justice poster lives OH
ten-acre farm two miles west of Topeka aud
is ts king a great interest i'll dairying. He has
half dozen fine Jersey cows and nearly every
day sends lot of good butter 10 the Topeka
market Justice Doster's Jersey butter is i'll
great demand and the dealers say that it is the
best that they receive. Judge Dos'er is rarely
seen on the streets of Topeka. When not busy
in the supreme court he is working ON his
farm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
the estats of Christian Wettengel,

of the estate of Christian Wettengel,
deceased.
WililemS H. r.. guardian OF Irene
Z. Williams. Z minor.
Winklcr William. executor of the
estate of DCrottea WiEkler. deceased.
Young James F.. administration ci
the estate CT Joseph Young. deceased.
Yates William Il. administrator OF
the estate Of James NJ. Yates. de-
ceased.
Attest: Henry Pulls.
Clerk Probate CuUrj.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
HENRY Pulls.
Probate CuUrt
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.


VI LeTeds. ~trederlc!. hpep9o. !
single person. oi the county % cape
G~IrafaEucdu. otatc OF @ii-au-E1. nS has
certain e e OF truss u:'e: tie i"gA't-
InAiH IA! OF 7eP-ru-'-f' ~rI-.leSi4 Hu"-
Efeu an" [.7-Il -se'SL "-@ ieeoft." II
liz : oi's'' OF t@bH tift'-
"e," S'"h-@ II DOC" .. o. LE"7s7 az"
"a Pd-o ""'. coAFe!e" 10
y lI-lam hoeppel irpat-t the ioirD"-
"eScEi"su te"i estate sis1a'S. 5iA-
aht "-ih- Al me count o. 'ai" |!f-
"'Ue'" ,'"' 2e''o o. ~@iS-"u'i' ,"-'i''
pa "a 2"''1s "GL'oSf Two t!Lo@S-
AM si-Et HuhHFI" a." Ai'y-ohe -o'I
IL 'o"iisLhP ''l!I', one t"- norm OF
range Aiiyeh ll%l east ro2hGc" -
loIio"9' He@tAi4i"- ~ Gi1 Southeast
corner "i = l''''- 1' 4tA' i'i''"''E@
9otU D% ucHF! "1ieh'!iltHn' 10 one
1ojiH b@'i>' ah3 from san" corner
"a "-%S" even. -.""f - iA'ti'7 IL
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cast III" Az ca" SIN ~ meme II
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degrees, cast nincty-ihree t@"! iinia
GiS'.ii'1: ihS"t- >oS't tiS'|h 'i-"'1-
i've hGnaredihs III H3-ltjj chains /" Il
corner ihtnce north ei%htE-sIA 10.
us'-"ees,iO OFT "a minutes eitst. t"eHi}-
I'VE e!Ei.ty hI.Gty&}ES =" Ht-iv'J
chains 10 inc -liHSLa@ipri iiVef' tItEro
norm thifty-I"" oe-fc'9 20. VIII me
river srTeu twenty hGndrcuth- -
2U-Iup chains. thence vest twcrt-ous
sixty u~unGredths =! GO-lGUJ chain, 40
the place al lightning. containing
sixteen ninety hundrcGths % JU-Icu
acres.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
PROBATE DOCKET

An. Nv I''''
,h1 ne. hoLnas A., administrator Of
oo1"Oe Vi "Lilaln ). ShEkarG. de-
'eS1Su. ~,
HannIien 1homas A: guardian o. vii
""ni Il MINOR.
AuTCH9 f~federike, guardian OF The
nIinot l7+IS o. Eeary (. Ahrene. de-
Seeseu
Ameiunke henry 81. guardian Of
CtIo i. AihelaEhe, a minor.
Alien Lorenzo J., administrator Of
the GstaI o! Jacob Allen. deceased.
DRUM Joseph g. administrator Oi the
estate Oh JACOB Druhl. deceased
Baker John =. administrator Of
tAG estate OF !. ! zones. deceased
bCnhctt james +. il. administrator
Oh the est&i" O. John Hit. Gece&sea.
brUen:a| William. administrator Of
the estate Of Albsrt Il. Sebastian. d.
ceased.
Coiyer Curtis H., guardian @. hfh"i
n. tOiyeF. a minor.
TUESDAY. FEBETi;v 18th. I~..S.
Co.,a. ,If..a ,,..1:.,,r I'll, Va
Cotner. : minor.
Clip"ard Frank B.. administrator
OF the estate OF Mary {. Iiar5.c. de-
ceased.
CrGath Alic.. administrators OF the
estate OF Franklin Creath. deceased.
DaUme {. T. D., guardian Of his
minor children
Dalton l. l.. aomi2istrato' oi the
estate oi Jonathan b<on' deceased:
Dram W. ". 4 T. B.. executors OF
the estate OF John Drum deceased
Lngllsh CiVGr &. executor OF the
estate OF /. ". En-iIsh. deceased.
GuenteT Charles, administrator OF
the estate OF John Jourdan. deceased.
Hatcher jV!i2. guardian 0i m.n"E
heIrs OF - III: y. h3,chef.
HoffsIl ION" \, guardian o. ihlA"l
nelfS OF i. ". toward deceased.
hoff@it "ohh y guardian o. Elii!
I. Can,ppSlI' minor.
Htnkie fejer NJ @uaraiah OF Geo
anu annie IehhlnS' minors.
Hans henry ", administrators o.
thG e5t@5G OF !. II. ROBERTS: oecea7eh
hans feafE W au!ail1straI"f @
IhG ea,%'t OF LeIlqei "LIA!ln' deceased
EIihhie ltiGT VI, 4GmInlslfa'ot .
me estate OF WIN. D. Hlnkte' deceased
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10TH. 1898
Hone Edgar l.. Guardian Of miuol
nelrS OF Howard Stewart, deceased.
+. Brown. a minor.
Heiterbrand Geo w. Guardian o
Anthony Eel.crbrand. a minor.
HciSc Henry. Guardian Of Albert L
Hcise. = minor.
Keller Frederick. -uard:an OF Hein.
hold Ruebel. = minor.
Kiaproth William f.. guardian O
Edna c. Summers. a minor.
Klaus Louis. guardian of hi. ovI
minor children.
Kinder .. i. and G.. C.. executor.
Of the cs-atec Of !. Il. Kinder. deceased
Lee Mary y. guardian Viva Lee. ;
minor.
Limbaugh J. ". guardian of Corr
Beuck.raTn. = minor.
Limbaugh !. ". administrator o
the estate Of Frederick B~euckcmanu
deceased.
L~irh:cncgrer joseph. guardian @
Le9pold Ettlinger. q minor.
LaCroix Jacob. guardian ofhis owr
minor children.
Miller James a.. guardian OF Jctli,
and Harry Layton. minors.
~-- ,o,s
h7l'hl' AXE I'm loo
Mile" Lillian IL. administrator a.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-01-22
TWO Good Things.

III" for Grip and Colds: No. 10 for
Dyspepsia. Indigestion ard Veal,
Stomach: 25c each at all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
PROPOSALS.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS TO PUR-
CHASE, IN BULK, THE LONG -EsTA BIISH-
Ed AND VALUABLE DRY GOODS BUSH
az NESS, L .AIII1,o G9NDpcrED n THE CRY
PERRY, Now DECEASED. % SAioS
THE UNDERSIGNED, executors Of the last will
and testament Of SEATON PERRY deceased late
Of the city Of Washington, District of Columbia,
FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1898, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, they will receive sealed
proposals for the purchase, in bulk and as a
whole, OF the stock of Dry Goods and Merchardise
Good VIII, Leases. Fixtures and Properly Of
every kind. which belonged to the late SEATON
PERRY at the time of his death, and was then
in his place Of busin sss. at the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 9th street northwest in the
city of Washington, d. c.
All Horses, Wagons, Harness and Stable Fix
lures belonging to the said business are nclutl al
in the property mentioned above. Book accounts
Que senton Perry, cash on hand at the time of his
DEATH bills receivable, bonds and stocks then be-
longing TO him, are not, nor any of them
included In the above offer.
The terms Of sale viii be, at the option Of the
purchaser. all cash. one-third cash. and the
remainder In two. equal payments, at sir and
twelve months from the day of sale, evidenced by
piomissory notes secured upon unincumbered real
notes. All bids must be sealed and addressed to
the undersigned, executors at the Office of the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
1908 street NV, Washington, ID. G. Bidders
the 18th day Of February. 1928 at the said office
of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. ut which time said Lids will be
pned.
The executors reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
For information apply to the said executors at
the Office OF the said company
MARY FARR PERRY and
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRIST COMPANY.
Executors under the will of SEAToN PERRY
5a1s-i0t deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
MIR. BARRIsON.s ARGUMENT
The Ex-Presfdcnt Speaks ON the In-
herftance Tax Cases.

herftance Tax Cases.
In the argument on the Illinois inherit-
ence tax cases I'm the United States Su-
preme Court yesterday afternoon eX-
President Harrison began his argument
against the law, speaking I'm distinct
voice and receiving from the beginning
the careful attention of both members Of
the court and the general audience. He
said the counsel the other side had
practically confessed the law to be uncon-
stitutional by failing to show authority
for the position they assumed He con-
tended that there could be no more limita-
ton put upon the right of a man to dis
pose CT his property after death than be-
fore.
Are men," he asked. ito be restrained
from giving due exercise TO the affee-
lions Of the hearth
Our system of government was not con-
structed. he said. upon principle that
would permit a communistic Legislature OF
Illinois to interfere with the rights OF the
individual to devise his own properly.
Justice Brown asked how. In case Of tho
death OF a man. his property was to bs
distributed between his wife and children
I'm the absence of a statute for guidance.
To this Mr.. Harrison replied that he was
not contending that the natural law should
not be written out, but that It should he
in accordance with the dictates OF affection
and precedent. doctrine such as that
commended for would paralyze all thrift
and foresight.
Why" he asked, should a man toll ana
save without the stimulus of the thought
that he can transmit his property to his
wife child? He projects himself beyond
the grave. Shall every child become a
foundling?"
That is not the law you are attacking
now" interJected Mr. Moran.
MOT the law. / admit replied General
Harrison, but the principle you have de-
Tended that the state may take all a mans
property upon his death. which has been
defended here today with a boldness L
or publication
The sx-President was listened to by an
audience which filed the limited space Of
the court room, and when he concluded.
after speaking an hour and n half. was
warmly congratulated by many persons.
Mrs. Harrison was among his auditors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
Drnft.men I'm session.

A meeting of the Association of Ameri-
can Craftsmen was held in Scottish Rite
Hall, 1907 G street northwest, Thursday
evening, the president Mr.. S. l. Besselievre
in the chair. The reports of the council,
secretary and treasurer were received, and
also the reports of the secretaries of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore chapters of the
association. Fifteen new members were
elected and several working committees ap-
pointed.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President w. A. Dob
son. Washington. ID. c.; vice presidents,
A. E. Johnson, Washington. ID. c.; G. W.
Ellenberger. Philadelphia. Pa, and Henry
S. Epes, Brooklyn, N. Y; assistant sec
rotary, Stephen c. Travis: treasurer. John
ID. Torrey; members of council, A Il. Cas-
sidy and d. NJ. HEdreth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
Isx-aUEEN's AMBITION.
LiliuolxaIanf VIII Not Abandon
Claims I'm Return for Pension.

Claims I'm Return for Pension.
Ex-Queen Liiiuokalani will be at homo
at the Ebbitt House Monday afternoon
from 3 to 5 O'Clock.
1t is understood that the ex-queen Will
not. as has been stated, surrender her
rights to the throne IL the clause giving
her pension is restored to the treaty OF
annexation.
Major Joseph Carter is now at the Eb-
bitt House. II is claimed by the native
Hawaiians that their scheme is TO get a
p.episcite. so that the attitude of the peo-
pie Of the islands toward n monarchicei
form Of government can be determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
II you arc interested in the general subject
Of renting houses and collecting call or send
for booklet About Rents which gives in
formation about methods of managing
property. Free for the asking, or by mail II
desired
u. II. WARNER & CO,
It ZIG ct. NV.
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STORAGE.

YoU CAN BORROW MONEY on YOUR FrRNI.
ture. pianos mdse., etc. NORTHWEST STOR-
AGE HOUSE. Goods Insured 3i6-1s Sth st.
Gw. de1-3m
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing
ton DC. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York and 9th st. sells
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II kAtISAY'S-
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, 800
WATCH HANDSPRING. $l.o0.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
mh35d 1921 ST. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Dor EXCIiANGE-SOME BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
northwest. ulincumbered CHARLES EARLY,
B15 ltth ST. NV taS@-rt
FOR EXCHANGE-SoAE MOST ATTRA(-TIVE
tcuses in northwest CHARLES EARLY, CID
18th st. NV. ta.t1-Tt
FOR EXCHANGES ADJOINING THREE STORY
bricks, 10th 81. and Pa. ave-. at $4,000, for
house at $500 and bal. In money Also 3-story
brick, rs. Il. l. and 10th ST.. at Sc 400
FOR house at g, 500. bal. in cash NJ d. PECK
S34 r st. ta20-3t
FOR EXCHANGE HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF
exchanging your property II SO send us full
description as we make special business Of ex-
changing unimprOved and improved property.
WESIOfT, WILCOX & HIEsSrUN, 1897 Pa ave
Jals,-6t ~ N'
FOR EXCHANGE
ATTENTION, PROPERTY OWNERS"
IL you have Country Property and want city
Income Property for IL send Us particulars: WE
can rely being we'll served
LOO WESCOTT. WILCOX HIESToN,
ja-<-lm 1907 Pa ave. NV
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Omcera Chosen.

Grand Chief Templar E. II. Jones initi-
ated -FOUR new members at the regular
meeting of Independent Lodge of the Good
Templars last evening New officers were
elected, as follows: ID. T. Dumberth c. T:
Miss Mary Riley, V. T.; J. s. B!ackford,
r. s.; w. H. Parsons. F. s.; William A.
Pettis, NJ. Visitors from other lodges were
present.
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HOUSE FOR RENT, FURNITURE FOR SALE
IG-room house: completely furnished; cheap TO
cash purchaser. Inquire at 5os st. NV
is2T-Sr-
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FOR SALE-ON = ST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave, new brick and stone residence Of II
rooms aud 2 tiled bath rooms; beautifully dec
Grated: every modern convenience; SD 500: hot
water heat; Will be sold on. easy terms
ta29a X. J. MARSHALL sos I1th ST NV
FOR SIE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
choice home can he secured corner of LIST and
SITS NV upon m ymsnt Of etual cost Of build
fngs, without value Of ground The street Is con-
GREETED; the houses have been admirably planued
and well constructed, with Roman brick ana
brown stone trimmings; plumbing and heating
frst-class in every respect; lots 2oxs0 20 alley
LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER, $40 + ut. NV. ja2eSt
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

"ANIED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER WITH $500
IN an established Office business; one VINO will
~ acceptable as an associate. Address Box I59
,taL Oihce- Ire