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'Flrf, Texas. April s.-Miss Edna Ora
y llgin visited friends In Taylor
ssHk
Ma' D Cunningham of Huntsville WIS.,
is brother, DR., Sam Cunningham,
avNk.
AeS sioss returned to College Sta
'9aaay to resume his studies in the
cultural and Mechanical college.
% Massey is visiting friends in
Mamie Williams has returned to
ae ID Temple after a pleasant visit
n. aghl, Mrs, Ada Davis.
4, y. Bennett returned to her homo
~, .1'nsille Thursday after spending
|4n' s'ss Win VIII home folks here.
h. r. r.. y, Briggs, Misses Mira Wright,
NM D,,cAson, Hortense Curry, Ruth
I'm Isons Lytton, Ethel King and
III IGN Melasky and w. G. Sproul
~ Z s austin Wednesday night.
~ this week. ''ns 'rienus III
N Wednesday. VI austin was IN
Mn NAL, haile and Lizzie Keliehar OF
IA ''''ea friends in the city this
h h srlis s = no of Georgetown is Wis
n, ii !" 1n County Press associa-
kas =, - Seorsetown this week and ad-
bun i piset in Taylor on the second
h, NH Viii = sIlractlon at the Taylor opera
f4a A. Se The Bells" a high class
P7o.sd y popular ,p,llar prices. The company is
|'slisb,r,.M Miss Abbie Rose Wood late
u. PN,!s orchestra, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 ana Mr. Charles Lewis Car
|slAsSss1sas ball at the residence of l..
BY Ky 10 have been given last
! EnIrmes een postponed until April 90
aar lssl s n club gave a dance al tho
sltsus,nau tuesday night. There was n
present.
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THE BALL has started to roll. wise people
are buying property AZ Houston Heights
cottage. Ave rooms. corner. $500. 800 cash.
$40 monthly In Houston. cottages $500 10
$500 that cant be beaten. ID. u. Smeaton.
b02 Travis street. ~
ALL or BLOCK ~, Sydnor Addition, With
two cottages cheap for cash. l.. W. Craie,
5f4 Main street. u
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NO 40 TAKEN FOR LESS rHANts CENTS.

ar These rates are for uniform Ads (nc dsplsy)
Display Ads 20 at regular space rates but black tyre
not allowed in Want Ads.
Rs- THr Posr is friend of the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted ADS Of IS words toriess)
three times free Of charge.
sS~Leters directed TO initials only are not delivered
through the posiofee. butyou can have your answers
addressed to number in care of The Posi-. and
forwarded 70 YOU.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

LONE STAR SENATE No.
II A 1861, knights OF the Ancient
SsAsT EsssniC order. viii meet on the
= nisht of Moniav. April 10 ia
-2vTs Mason building. for the cleo
$500 lion and Initiation Of new mem
eEf57se. hcrs All knights are invited
80 10 be present at O'Clock sharp.
S. w. Blodgett. +, S.
q. G, st, Clair. Secretary,
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WANT El-~Work as cffoe boz or work In
storej have had experience ana cnp Give
hesi OF references. Address seas. this oiilce
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sires position: experienced in legal. railroad
and general office work. Best references.
y. V. Orr Beaumont. Iexas. al
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f9 Ps,s "a sALiE-At scnossers steam Bakery.
rihe Cream and Quaker Bread Grabsn,
oresu Rye Bread and a line OF fine fancy
eakes, wedding cakes TO order. 56s Dallas
avenue. Phone 81, ''' .
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PRESCRIPTIONS Have them hlled at
Lewyn's Drug Store, corner Main and Pres
ton; pure drugs; free delivery. ~
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TWO up-to.daio Electric Fans for cash
Games Pharmacy Co. 5lU Main street,
vndsr Capitol Hotel. two doors from en-
trance. TX
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED by a flrst-class barber
v good shop and thriving town Address
H ". Lockhart Texas. ii
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FOR sALE--smsil fruit and stock farm,
water front wood land, large buildings
fenced, graded road. Address ueighbor Mr.
Marcus Benson. Dickinson, Galveston eoun-
~, Texas. Robt G. FuereL owner. 2n.2
NJ rs street. Omaha, Neb. ALI
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HELP WANTED.

MANITOBA good cook for email family. Ap.
ply lils Prairie avenue, IA
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PROFESSIONAL.


REMOvED--Dr. Hcisig. Eye. Ear. Nose hnd
Throat specialist, 10 Do2iA Main. u
J. L. KoPF, undertaken and embaimsr, 1914
Prairie avenue. hne carriages and hoarses:
phone es7. e-10-9s
DETECTIVE A0ESCY : Trained detectives
icruished for civil and criminal inyestiga'
tons; reasonable rates; correspondence So
lcifee. James McCanc box NO, Houston,
Itsas. n
8, o. COTTON q BRO. Fire Insursnee
SUMMER RESORTS AND HOTELS.
cESTER POINT. Kerr county. great health
refor Address ~ y Hood urcpristcx
Avenue Hotel. for rarticuisfs and rates BY
wax or month Near canah Station, on
Arsnses Pasp railroad. 81
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REMEMBER. u you appree.ate first cies,
work. reasonable pricc, rcrnander, y. o. m
Partisan Steam Dscing aad Cleanipg. SIS
Trayis. ls the place TO xo. Il
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4 BOY would Ike 10 set work OF any Kind.
Address IA Fuller street ii
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WANTED~-A position as auetioneer with some
good Arm: reference given as 10 integrity.
ADDRESS Austinnoer, II, o. box g. ii
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. on salary or commlssion: the great
81 pen and ink buys " on sight. 200 TO NO
per cent PROFIT; one agents sales amounted
% $50 " six days; another Sc IN two hours
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

81 YED--on the fth One black horss mule
fifteen and a hslf hands. bTauded "a o
left shoqidsr had rops on neck; liberal re,
Tard for information ! l.. Denton. 1871.
Clark .lre-l. flfIh YlaId u
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Nbsi Chloro-Naphtalon, best disinfectauf
me market, for sale at Lewyu's Drug
tNpfNs
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'ssl Son.. iexas, April S.-Adjutant
Men ,',,,. has written to the leaders
|,sus.a mary company as follows; II
n. lev : nna that the members of
Y err ass uaited States volunteers In,
tftF Guar company for the Texas
slsEsie so,. mailed yesterday. I'M
Spy AZ ' .' the necessary blanks
,'lops 4, we we militia law aud State
~ reps,sp af guidance ana enclose
K; s,iey y''s =, order No. 20. article 3
H..lss 4 v' sa'eh VIII be m5dincd SO as
q al nv ~ arm the company, Ii
5 NJ uumb.g disposal 70 do 20. e
Naiany h er. Of men has signed Tor
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BICYCLE sundries OF al hpds. Mcrgau q
Wright, Dunlop. @. & J. tires 10 stock.
Suimore,. Houston, Second hand bicycles,
Vie and sis. n
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oSiTl0N wanted by competent stenoyrapher,
typewriter and all round railroad office man
can give good references, Address 555S, this
office, III
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BIDS ANp PRoPosALs.

ROAD AND BRIDGE BoNDs-The oomlnig-
slonera court OF Wharton county viii rcoeiYe
hlda on May 10. 1890 for the purchase OF
28 100000 refunding road and brldgn bonds
Al bids must be accompanied bY certl-
hed check for $500 90 10 be forfeited IN tho
event OF failure 70 comply with terms Of
bid Bonds 20 be 1910 ~ Der cent bonds
interest payable sHms- annually
Court reserves tho riKht 90 make award
for whole tissue or for balance after In
vesting y rmanent school fun1, now amount
ing 20 about $500 co. Particulars uppn an
piratiou 20 =. G. brooks. county clerk.
Wharton. Texas. G. =, Gordon.
" County Judge, Wharton County. Tcras.
TO CONTRACTORS Some heavy franc
houses 10 build; for specifications apply Alb
tor similarl. II
NOTICE 10 BUILDING CONTRA CToRs. -
Sealed proposals for the rebuilding OF the
burned portion Of the National Cotton OH
c,mpany's mil at Denlson. Ties as. viii 10
received az Denson By the unGcfaiEucf I'M
a. ocloc'. D. m. April ". Plans and
specifications can DO feen at the offices OF
The company AZ Houston and Denton.
Boud IN the sum Of 5000 will be required
from tho successful bidder Tor the hatisfac-
tory completion Of tae work. The company
reserves the right 10 reject any and all bids.
Tho National Cotton OIL Company James I
Grugaa Vice President, IL
WANTED Bids for delivery 10 Houston OF
900 hewed pine ties, 6xg,s fact. Addres
H. II. Fuller IA Main street. u
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NANTED--Position by man aud Wife, WHO
coed cook. man good gardener and yardman
would take place TO care for during owner S
ansenee. Address $500 this orfee. II
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FOR sAdIT or EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR ExcHANcE-Ea li,sy y ~
shssssp J. NH wlfi 's ei'y' ''''' 81
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WANTED--pesitio as city solicitor Tor
nerience on road. G w, r. this office II
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WANTEp--Positlon by YOUNG man as clerk
IN drug store; have had several years ex-
peripncei strictly sober; best OF references
turpishsd 1923, this office. ii
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v ant Columns.


Per word, one Insertion ............. Il
Per word, four consecutive insertions. ...... 81
Per word, seven consecutive insertions 49,, A.
Per word, each consecutive insertion, ten
tunes or more. ........................ Y,
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FOR SALE.

roh SALE cIiEAP--oee secondhand iump.
MAI surrey and one dumpcart, inquire al
-Me-ls-Ia rgo 8 Co.'S. stables. ~
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FOR SAI.E-A SS2S UPRIGHT p,ano. b.d orl,,
TOUT months, guaranteed now oaly slM.
MIN STOOL and cover. Geo W. Stein, SO
lINAlo NiFeef. 10
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as engineer, nrst-class all
round man; do his own repairing; electric
i.ehts and steamfttlng; strictly sober best
reference, Address 5Gif, this office. IL
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SITUATION wanted by hoy OF H. with Three
| years experience in bicycle business. Adj
dress $3.50. this office. II
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1 buy and sell furniture aud household goods.
loan money and charge no interest on Booas
stored; only drst-elRss warehouse IN cityi
no rata W. c. Archer. III Mnam.
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WANTED--Positio as bookkeeper or clerk In
general merchandise store will commence
or small wages. Address G. 2. white Cor
rigan Texas II
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Special NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the anuYal
meetlng " the stockholders OF the HouJfcp
eonpany's oifiee. April Is. 1899. AZ t:so
o'ci1ek .. m. r. B. TImpson. sseretalE. q
TUBLIC NOTIcE--In compliance N1h Seq
tion nfty.sey t57l, Article three ~. Of the
constitution Of Texas OF ls.s, pubic notice
citizens OF the city OF Houston vs. apply 70
the legislature Of said state noY in scssor
FOR the passage OF g special NV nmendihE
county, Texas, enacted A " 1897, In the
following particular to-wit;( Said intention
= 70 s% ,s Setter forty q SAID o sh a,
city OF Houston shall hayes'tne right 10 plead
In any court all the stEtyfss Of limitation o.
said State IN bar OF, anH by way o. detcn.ss
city ~ Houston for IA collection OF back
taxes alleged 70 be dsso said city By them,
a D, 1882. II. Y. Chew, st.
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AGENTS wanted In all towns in Texas to sell
Smith Premier typewritots. Address !. j.
Houston, Texas II
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Walnut. oak and ash LOGS; we ara
In the market at all tlmea for tne above
timber and pay cash for same Write US
for specifications and prices. {. n. Cum.
mings e. Co.
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FOR SALE OBJ EXCHANGE.

FoR BALE OR Exc lf5HNGE-ore full bleed .
20 irish setter plVp ifemalei, or montl,
oid. smart and AZ perfect beauty; WI eel,
Ter y eash OF e4xehangs her ter fu1l-9ioe'
newfopnalann dog pup. Address VII =.
Ilroor Andsr son. Crimes ennnty: lsss as: :.
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! 0UNG colorcd man from Louisiana, can
speak French and English, wants some kldd
NJ situation, can do anything fnr q living
and Will work cheap, city references Ad-
dress S69s, this office, ii
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FOR SALE.

sEEDs--ProEresslv fsrmers vii rians ,nTs
month selected Early Madiecn aud Queen al
Kansas ee:iy Goufd Seed Cord produces
ley bushels TO tire acre; Hickory KIN,
bushei; COLORADO Crass. Alfalfa CIay,r
Niaeless Vans. SLIGO yer sashel. Holloway
Seed. oraia and Commissions Co, Whole.
sale and Retail Dealers, Dallas, Texas. n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27
AIger and the War.

The singular spectacle is presented
of a secretary of war resinging be-
cause of unpopularity, just after a
war that was both highly successful
and popular. It would seem that
under such circumstances the head of
the war department would be in great
favor with the people, but the reverse
is true. The least popular member
of the administration is the one most
closely identified with the stirring
events which have heaped new glory
and prestige on the nation.
The explanation of this seeming
inconsistency is simple. The mistakes
shortcomings which have made up
the case of incompetency against Sec
rotary Alger were not of kind to
affect disastrously the outcome of the
struggle with our armed enemies.-
Kansas City Journal.
It seems that the American army
and navy succeeded in spite of bung-
ling administration, Ell? Also that
the secretary of war ''being the most
closely identified" is made scape.
goat to carry away to the wilderness
the SINS of the administrations Well,
that's strong confession coming from
an administration organ.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27

which may conservstiyely be stated
at close to 100 per cent.
Moreton Frewen, who is at present
in Salt Lake City, in 6 recent inter
view upon the Indian report, said il
apparently throws no light on the
subject of how gold currency Ii be
secured for India. "The prerequisite
of an effective gold standard for In
dis is the accumulation in Calcutta of
Of gold reserve of at least ESQ co.,
600. Parliament would never sanc-
tion such loan for India. Lombard
street would fight it to the death
The removal OF even $4,000, 600 from
London would create panic tomor-
row. And yet this gold reserve is
absolutely necessary to complete the
change in the standard. You see, If
large sums of silver rupees are sought
to be exchanged for gold, then, unless
the India government will give gold
at the rate fixed, which is sovereign
for each Is rupees rendered. pre-
MUM will be offered for gold (esy Is
or II rupees for each sovereignty, and
the gold standard scheme at once
breaks down"
The parliamentary commission for
India is good deal like the average
flying machine. It spreads guam
tIty of theoretIc canvass, announces
ascensions from time to time, but fails
to fy. If the director of the United
States mints has not been badly mis-
led, gold is not legal tender Ia In.
dia, there Is coinage charge Of
per cent for gold in the India mints,
and the ratio of gold to silver in
coinage is ! to 15.-Denver News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27
No Right to UgIiness.

The woman who Is lovely in face
orn and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attract
i've must keep ueI health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she
will be nervous and irritable. If she
has constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood viii cause pimples, blotch.
es, skin eruptions and wretched com.
plexion. Electric Bitters is the best
medicine in the world to regulate stom-
ach, liver aud kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves :,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin. rich
complexion. It will make q good look.
ing, charming woman of a rundown
INVALID. Only 30 cents at Geo. James
Co.'S. drug store.
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Scraps of Wisdom from Conner
Davies.

The woman who who could make
the best corn pone we ever ate pretty
nearly broke our back once, for bring
ing the hoe into the house-she said
it would gring bad luck.
A young fellow is in great luck
who marries daughter of a woman
that is thoughtful enough to make q
present of new feather bed" as her
wedding gift-that girl Is pretty apt
to have good blood in her.
Out of this tempest in a teapot,
over the asylum matter, kicked up by
Clay Center. it seems to Us that Del
Valentine ought to be able to land
that place in the Supreme Court be-
fore an agreement can be reached to
''lay down"
It isn't bad sign to see young
man newly married, swapping off his
top buggy for cow-or a couple of
old sows. It's sign he's quit "going
all the gaits'' and is satisfied to settle
down to clip that's got some busl-
ness about 1t.
We have eaten fine ice cream, in
swell places moulded in shapes of
elephants, cuckoos, and brownies
but really it has never reached exact
~ the same spot that the first dish we
devoured did, at about IA, in a woods
picnic in Missouri, when it was pretty
badly mixed with shell-bark and mos
quitos.
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Soldiers Reunion.
Agra, Kansas, July, Il. 189!

Agra, Kansas, July, Il. 1899.
Editor HERALD:-Will you kindly
say to the public that the Old Soldiers
and Sailors Reunion Association Of
Phillips county has perfected ar
fragments to hold reunion at Agra,
on September IL to Is, 1899. The
committee has spared neither labor
nor money in their effort to furnish
comfortable conditions and accommo-
dations for all who may attend. We
confidently expect large attend
ance.
Able speakers from abroad have
been secured. Hay and straw fur
nished on the camp ground. All
kinds OF innocent sports and amuse-
msnts. Everybody invited
For stand rights apply to g. W.
Hays, Secretary OF the Association,
Agra, Kansas.
I'D. MATrEsoN. President
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His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. j. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal Mo E, lately had wonder
deliversnee from frightful death. In
telling of it he says; s. L was taken with
typhoid fever that ran into pneumonia.
Ny lungs became hardened. was SO
weak that couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. expected soon
to die with Consumption. when heard
of DIR. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle gaze great relief. L continued
to use it, and am nov well and strong.
I can't say too much in its praises
This marvellous medicine is the surest
and quickest cure in the world for all
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular
sizes so cents and S1.00. Trial bottles
free at Geo. James & Co.'S drug store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27

Admiral Dewev's salary amounts
to $3.50 day. President McKIn-
ley's is equal to $131 day. Cabinet
officers, the vice-president and the
speaker of house get $22.22 day;
Senators and congressman, $3.50.
and the chief justice of the supreme
court, 500 day.-Ex..
Now if Hobart will drop a couple
of bugs into the ears of Oorbin and
OTIS, the country will be under lasting
Obligations. Since the decease of
McKinleY's backbone (if it ever WAS
slive) we will iDaugurate the back
bone of the vice-president as the
spinal column of the administration
Rocky Mt. News.
It cost the Kansas Mutual Life In
surance company $3.50 to be examined
by Insurance Commissioner Church's
road agents. Not a cent of the
money has been turned into the treas
ury. Will republican papers please
point to an examinatin during Nc
NalPs regime which cost more
Smith Go. Journal
The 70 insurance companies which
were shut out of Missouri for violat-
ing the antitrust law, begged for a
modification of the sentence and were
admitted back into the state on pay
ment of sll costs and $1,000 each.
This puts $73, 900 into the school fund
and the insurance companies promice
to be good in the future. Now watch
GODDARD fix 'em III Kansas. -Mankato
Advocate.
II you want to enjoy a new senss
ton, tell man you have heard some
thing about him. He will think it is
something mean, of course, for man
never hears anything else. Then tell
him something pleasant. He will
glow like school boy, and both of
you will feel better all day. Don't
tell people the mean things you hear
about them. That is lnexcusabIe.-
Atchlson Globe.
| The new board of regents raised
the salaries of large number OF the
faculty of the Agricultural College
Another salary grab. IF money can
carry Kansas for the republicans next
year 1t will surely go republican, as
nearly every official. from private
secretarv to the governor down to
county officers, has been either voted
or allowed an increase in his salary
But then the taxpayer foots the bills
and so long as he persists in voting
heavier and heavier burdens of taxa
ton on himself the officials and en-
ployes will continue to draw the same
Gentlemen how do you like lt?-Rooks
County Journal.
The original believer in the munic-
pal ownership of water works was
Hezekiah, king of judah CIT 68S B.
G. and he was incidentally the pio-
neer contractor, having built q sys-
tenn to bring water into Jerusalem.
The Bible says: HE made the pool
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27

THB Topeka Capital has been sold
to q syndicate of Topeka men and
Gen. j Z Hudson placed in his old
position as editor. Gen. Hudson
founded the Capital and made it a
power in politics. His Remittance
into the ectlve field of journalism
will be welcomed by every body
except certain gang of politicians in
ais own party wEom Hudson always
fights. The change in management
also means that Dave Mulvane failed
in his fight upon Leland's bossism,
and that he has given up the job.
Leland now has undisputed control
OF the state machinery of the party.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-27

Five years ago s. s. King was su-
thority for all the big and little Kan.
sRs pop orators and editors. IF he
was good authority then, why Is be
aot good authority now?-Douglsss
Tribune.
And two years ago John Sherman
was authority for all the big and
little rep orators and editors. They
worshlpped him. They groveIed in
the dirt before him They crawled
after him and licked up the dust
where he had stepped They set at
his feet and gulped down the words
of honeyed dew that fell from the lips
of their great master. His teachings
were as mama to their parched and
narrow souls. II he was good author
ity then, why La he not good authority
now? These same saturnine, lantern
jawed stsrvelings now class John
Sherman with traitors and copper
heads because he was too big and
blainy to agree with the imperialistic
designs of the little tin president in
whose cabinet he served. Winfield
Free Press.