The Advocate and news., 1898-08-10
Burlington Courier: The
Ranuhlicans must he as
ABOUT
KANSAS.


never mention 1t.
Kansas City Times Kansas gained
1000 in population during 1897 1t
gained $1,000 In one night during 1896
but the Republicans brought them in on
free railroad tickets. The 1897 gain Is
genuine.
Kansas City Times: The Republican
State committee is anxious to have 1t
understood among the liberal element
that the State Temperance Union Is
fighting Stanley. 1t is anxious to have
It understood by the State Temperance
Union that the liberal element is fight
Ing him.
Kansas City Times: The Industrial
list, the official paper published by the
Kansas Agricultural college, Is the best
OF its kind published in the United
States. 1t is, in reality, a magazine Of
higb-class literature. Its improvement
is due to the present able and intelligent
management of the college, to which IL
is a credit.
Garden City Herald (Rep.): The
Hutchinson News says that Will White
has made application for the position Of
territorial governor Of Spain. Chester
Long ought to have that place, for his
late experiences in postofRce matters
renders him peculiarly fit FOR the place.
The Spanish would never realize that
they had change Of masters or meth
DDS.
Paola Times: One thing Is out of
date in Kansas-the smOoth-tOngued,
gayly-attired insurance adiuster. There
Is no running bluff now like days
gone by,when the adjuster would threat
en- the poor man whose home had been
burned that If he did not take one-half
q lawsuit would follow. They pay now
In full or leave the State. So much for
O reform administration.
Brockton (Mass.) Times: The gov
ernment made good investment when
It purchased in England the cruiser Dl-
0genes, and upon which was bestowed
the name Topeka The work she did
in reducing the fortihcations at Nipe,
and in sinking the Spanish cruiser Juan
Jorge, which was in the harbor, was
proof Of her worth as a most excellent
lighting ship in her class.
Stanley blew into a small town In
western Kansas recently and immedl-
ately opened up on defenseless crowd
on the depot platform with a steady
stream Of effusive palaver. He attracted
the attention of the lady who was act
ing as station agent, who, after listen
ing to him for few moments remarked
to friend that there was well-dressed
drunk man on the platform.
Troy Times: There are over $500, 900
In certificates for overcharges given by
the stock yards company to Kansas
shippers under the order OF the federal
court at the request of Attorney General
Boyle. Do you think these cattle ship
pers and feeders are going to vote
against Boyle and for an adminlstra-
tion whose election would insure the
loss OF this vast sum? Not on your life
Augusta Gazette (Dem.): Stand I'D
for the Kansas boys who went to fight
for humanity's sake Whenever Re-
publican politician tells you they are no
good or their officers are incompetent
refer them to the place the Twenty
second regiment took in the drill at
Camp Alger. Stand up for the boys who
have gone to the front, IL you have to
fight every Republican politician in the
State.
Seneca News (Pop): Governor Leedy
must be good Christian. II he wasn't
he would go to Leavenworth and smite
the editor Of the Times In the Jaw. Sat-
urday's paper lays all the ills and woes
Df the Kansas regiments on the Gov
ernor, who Is no more to blame for their
troubles than Anthony Is. It is such
papers that breed mischief-but that
appears to be the mission of the Repub-
lican press.
Kingman Journal: They 1.-THE Repub-
licansl are now discouraging enlist
ments of colored men and using every
device possible to cripple the patriot
ism OF the people But they will not
succeed. The little boys have put the
hllash Of sharnn Ia Ahnn,a. A. a. - IN.