The Advocate and news., 1898-07-27

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sins of the father are visited upon the
child, and the punishment for the folly
comes just about generation too late
ARnlIT Fredonia Herald (Pop):
vSWSSS Everybody knows who
ARHOAS' Webb McNall and Attor-
ney General Boyle are. Who were their
predecessors?
Kingman Journal (POp): There is a
wonderful affinity Of thought existing
between the Leader-Courier chairman
Mort Albaugh's paperl and the insur-
anCe companies concerning Webb Nc
Nall.
Troy Times (Pop): The Hutchinson
News is mad at the Pop papers because
they haven't gone wild over the fact
that the salt workers at Hutchinson
have had their pay restored to the prices
paid by the operators under Cleveland's
administration.
Clay Center Dispatch (Pop.): 1t is a
fortunate thing for Mr.. Leedy that the
Office Of Governor isn't farmed out to the
lowest bidder. He would stand a poor
show beside man who began his bust
ness career by underbidding poor
schoolma'am.
Clay Center Dispatch (Pop): The
Advocate and News takes Mr.. Boyle to
task for the views expressed in his re-
cent letter to the State Temperance
Union. AS to the views themselves we
are inclined to side with the Advocate,
but IL Mr.. Boyle believes as he says he
does the manly thing is to say so. OF all
men hypocrlte is most despised.
The Fulcrum (Prohib): The ruling
Of Secretary Bush that nomination pa
pers have to be sworn to is only right
on his part for the Chairman and Secre-
taTy Of convention have to swear to
the nomination papers which they sign.
The law Is wrong and the men who made
the law are the ones to jump onto and
not the man who enforces the law.
ConCordia Kansan (Pop.): A patriotic
editor does not inquire what the politics
Of the soldiers are-lt is enough to know
that they are valiant Americans, and
such are not confined solely to one po-
litical party. They are everywhere and
in every party, thank God, and 1t Is the
duty Of those who are at home to hold
up their hands everywhere and at all
times.
Marysvllle Advocate and Democrat
(POp.): Never since the beginning of
man were the Democrats loved so faith
fully, earnestly, undyingly, by the Re-
publiCans as they are now. The ardor Of
their wOoing would cause the passion Of
Romeo for Juliet to fade into insignif-
canoe. But 1t will lay nothing up for
the lOve-lOrn Republicans. Their work
Is too coarse.
Winfield Tribune (Dem.): Judge Fos-
ter is conceded to be physically incapacl-
tated to perform the duties of his office
He ought to resign, as he has been more
than paid for his services. But Senator
Baker does not think so. The PROPOSE
tion is to appoint an assistant at the
same salary. The policy of the Repub-
lican party to increase Office holders and
taxes grows. And the people seem to
enjoy It,
Seneca Courier-Democrat (Dem):
The fee and salary law passed by the
POpullst Legislature will save to the
people Of this county, on county officers
salaries alone, about $4,000, to say moth
ing about the reduction Of all kinds Of
legal fees that are paid by the people
direct. The Leedy administration de-
serves the credit for this tax-reducing
legislation and should be rewarded by a
reelection.
Lakin Investigator: The commission
ers of Hamilton county have accepted
the provisions Of the law to protect
grazing lands, and now nonresident
Cattle-owners must pay SO cents and
sheep men rs cents for the privilege OF
grazing stock in that county. II non
residents herd much stock Ia that coun4