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The advocate., 1889-12-13
Speech OF Evan Jones at the meeting o +
the National Farmers and Labor
ers' Union at 81. Louis.

TO the officers and Members Of the
Farmers and LGbOrers' Union of A.
merica, greeting:
DEAR BRoTHERs This is certainly
an Auspicious occasion, il being the
first meeting Of our organizations an
organization thlt to-day stands with
out a peer in It's influence for good,
not TO the farmers and laborers only,
that you represent, but to every legit-
innate and necessary interest Of a free
and independent government; and
upon the perpetuation Ofits princi-
MOS, and their influences upon our
Ibple, depend the prosperity and lib
Orty Of all classes, and tho stability
and power of our Nation.
An organization whose fundamental
principles are founded upon equity
and justice and whose cardinal doc
trines inspire peace on earth, love Of
liberty and good Will to all mankind:
an organization whose rise and pro-
gress is without a parallel, and which
is destined in no distant day TO en-
brace the entire agriculture and labor
ors Of the world, and whose power
and influence shall protect their liber-
ty and interest from the encroachment
OF rings trusts and souIless combina-
tions, which are absorbing an Of tho.
profits Of labor and thereby paralyz-
ing the industries of our country.
The wonderful growth of our order
during the brief period of ten years,
and the rapid strides it has taken in
establishing it's various enterprises,
basod upon fair and equitable princi.
pies, have had a salutary influence up
on commerce ana excited the admira-
ton and respectof the business world.
1t has also aroused the hostility Of
the greedy and avaricious trusts, rings
and monoplistic combinations to such
IN extent that great and persistent
efforts are put forth by them to thwart
us in every attempt at reform or effort
to correct the prevailing evils thatnow
environ and threaten the destruction
Of our industrial classes.
Ours is no common effort We are
approaching period of social and po-
litical developement that will test the
wisdom and patriotism of our wkole
people, and will demand the most
guarded and conservative action Of
our greatest statesman.
The veal or woe of our nation de-
pends upon the intelligent action of
the industrial and conservative classes
through organization, education and
cooperation.
Brethren, in view Of the above fact
and recognizing you as representing
the intelligence Of tho various State
organizations in this, our highest leg
islativehOdy (aCroature of the Nation
al Farmers Alliance and Cooperative
Union Of America and the National
Agricultural Wheel, Che consolidated
power aud influence Of which, makes
il one Of tho greatest organizations in
The advocate., 1889-12-13

islation, the homes were WTenched
from the hands Of tho masses, and
when the dark death ford was reached,
upon which civilization was 10 die, loss
than two per cent. Of the people CON
trolled the land; and it is said, that a.
bOut fifteen hundred men controlled
tho wealth Of the world.
To-day we find in America millions
Of acres ofhor fertile lands, bought BY
the lives and effects Of our iorefathers,
which should have been held sacred
for homes for their posterity, squGn-
dered upon railroads and other cor
porations, and millions more are
owned and controlled by domestic
and foreign syndicates; while large
per cont Of our homes are hopelesaly
mortgaged, and about fifty per cent
OF our Sons are tenants
This Wholesale absorption Of land
by aggregated capital must be
checked, orit will finally enslavo the
honest yoemsnry Of our country, and
inevitably destroy cur much loved re-
public,
Tho hope Of America dependa upon
the ownership Of tho land boing veBt-
cd in those who till the soil.
Give the people homes theirs 10 iin-
prove, theirs TO cultivate, thoirs to
beuutiiy and theirs to enjoy, and our
grand republic win stand ns tbe acme
Of modern civilization and nationsS
greatness.
/ would recommend that you aa-
mand Legislation ior the better protec-
tion Of the lands and homes Of our
people and a lawprobibiting the alien
ownership of land in America.
Funds Of America should be owned
and controlled by citizens Of America.
TnAEsPoRTArIoM
AS q means Of developing the many
natural resources Of our great and
powerful nation and the distribution
Of our products for use and comfort
Of orr people, railroads take the lead
RS benefactoF Of tho human family
II properly usedi but the avanCe ana
greed manifested on the part OF these
great corporations, have through their
unjust manipulation OF transportation
destroyed all competitions and beaons
Oppressors rather than servants of the
people for which they were created.
These corporations have rights thst
should bc protectedj a right tobusi-
ness, 10 legitimate profits, toproperty
and restricted power
IL is not the railroads Of which tho
people complain, but the abuses Of
their powers, chartered rights and
privileges.
Everything they have and enjoy
hangs like plummet 10 its cord nnon
law aloneI and az the law derives ite
strength solOly from the will and obe-
dience Of Che people every rail, car,
stock, bond and oharter has its sccuri-
ty aud protection chiefly from that
tender homage and revenue which
o.,,AinnAnr A...... Al. -. lt1s -
The advocate., 1889-12-13

CONSOLIDATION.
II is an evident fact, that 10 free our
industrial classos from the expressions
that now prevail 30 universally, il will
require a perfect concert Of action Of
all sections; therefore one Of the most
important subjects to be considered
by this body is a basis Of union or Co
operation with all kindred organiza-
tions, and, whereas there have been
negotiations between the National
Farmers Alliance and tho Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association Of the
Northwestern States, looking to a con-
solidation Of these two great sgricul-
tural organizations with the FRnners'
and Laborers' Union Of America, and
as delegates from the National Far
mers' Alliance and National Mutual
Benefit Association are now in the
city, would recommend that you give
this matter your immediate attention,
and II possible, agree upon basis Of
union, or at least cooperation.
CONSTITUTION.
/ would call your attention TO the
necessity Of more closely guarding the
State rights in our constitution.
Would recommend that the work Of
organizing should come under the iu.
risdiCtion Of State organizations, pro-
vided however that in unorganized
States the President OF the Farmers
and Laborers' Union OF America shall
appoint organizers and take general
supervision Of the work. And,
WHEREAS, The Constitution defines
the duties Of an executive committee,
would call your attention to the fail
ure OF providing for the creation Of
same. And,
WHEREAS, The Constitution under
the head Of miscellaneous, now pro-
vides that all trials for offences shall
be by the Farmers and LGborers' I'm
ion of America while in session: and
WHEREAS, The time Of holding said
meetings is limited, and the expenses
Of same great; would recommend the
creation Of 4 supreme judiciary, who
shall hear and try oil cases.
/ would also call your attention to
the necessity Of bonding your seCreta-
ry. Also TO the more clearly defining
Art. Z governing eligibility.
COOPERATION.
The advancement of civilization, the
development Of the natural resources
Of our country, the promotion andper-
petuation Of our free institutions, the
stability, power and influence Of our
republican system ofgovernment, the
creation and successful operation OF
all our gigantic enterprises, which
gives strength and influence to gov
ernment, dependslargely, ifnot who'll
ly, upon the intelligent application Of
che true principles Of cooperation.
The most, IL not every failure OF all
the various business efforts Of our or
der, is due to want Of a proper un-
derstas ding and a strict adherence Ia
Che business principles OF Ofco-OperatiOn.
The advocate., 1889-12-13

the whole uperstructure Of our noble
order, and a strict adherence to its
principles will lead tho membership
TO a degree Of prosperity that shall
gladden. the hearts Of all, and bring
JOY and Contentment around the fam
lily circle.
/ would recommend that you spare
no effort in providing the necessary
facilities for the better education OF
the membership in these great prinCi-
pies.
FINANCE.
The monopolization of finance has
been, and now is, the fountain from
which all monopolies, rings, trusts
and oppressive organizations draw
their support strength and power
Money in sinking and insufficient
volume RENTS labor to idleness, ro-
duces the price Of products, plants
mortgages on tho homes ofour people,
bankrupts those who are forced TO bor-
row. pOralyzes our industries, and
produces hard times and great priva-
tions among the masses.
It is impossible TO have an equitable
adjustment Of capital and labor, 80
long as money is contracted below
that which is adequate 10 the demands
OF commercei hence il we would cor
rect the abuses and powers that are
now prOatrating and enslaving our in
dustries liit the mortgeseer from The
homes Of our people, restore peace
and prosperity TO our now paralyzed
and almost ruined agriculturist and
lAboring people, we must have a cir
culating-medium.in sufficient volume,
TO admit Of transacting our business
upon o cash basis
/ would therefore recommend that
you demand at the hands Of the law
making functions of our nation, a
monetary system, that shall conform
to the interest Of the producing and
laboring classes az we'll as tho specu-
lator and usurer;
That the coinage Of silver be as FREQ
as gold, and that gold and silver be
supplemented with treasury notes,
(which shall be full legal tender for
all contracts) In a sufficient amounttO
furnish circulating medium com
mensurate to the business necessities
Of the people.
There is, perhaps, no question that
demands more serious attention at
this time, than the preg,nt condition
OF our land.
From it's many resources, flow all
the wealth OF our nation; and upon its
proper and just distribution depend
the prosperity, ContOntment and hap
piness Of the yoemanry, "A class upon
whom all nations must largely depend
for strength and support.
During the greatest prosperity Of
Rome, about eighty-Ave per cent Of
her population owned titles in land.
tt was then that she was founded up
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
Leather Bracelets,

There is no limit to the artistic beauty Of
modern shoes and slippers for indoor wear
Precious stones are largely used for the deco
ration of fancy footwear by eastern fashion
ableS, and the recent Introduction Of leather
bracelets is not surprising. Soft oooe leather
and also the finer qualities Of KID are used for
the purpose, and very pretty they are Those
of the ooze are usually made fat on the in
side, rounding on the outside, by being pad
ded or made over a light frame, and are
studded with brilliants or precious stones. 4
lovely one, intended for bridal present, was
Of ooze in light fawn shade, and was set
with emeralds and rubies in the shape Of a
true lovers knot. A guard chain tied in
bow knot and finished with gold tassels lent
it an additional charm. Inside was a gold
tablet, bearing a suitable inscription The
kid bracelets are usually made in fat, wide
bands, fastening around the arms by means
Of q buckle either Of gold or crusted with
jewels The stones are first set in gold ac-
cording TO desired design, and then attached
to the leather. They are lined with silver,
gold, silk or satin, according 10 price. They
are becoming quite popular in the east, es-
pecially as engagement braceletS--Ss. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
FASHIONS FOR MEN,

Brown, red and so,ien tan are tie ieading
color for mems gloves
Fashion now permits uAn 70 vsAr white
collar with q oolorsi shirt
Fancy ooloss VIII prevail IA meas bats to
s1ch an extent that the shop OF large oeA1er
can give odds 70 3 RAINBOW
Fine straw hats, with hint q Tie ss1kr n
their shane, VII b much Affected o tos
giided youth when warm weather onne4
Ws.rcoats viii be almost de- rsusr Wiz
wash gowns this season, and are made re
movable 50 a. % lie. The pretty six or cA-n-
b-lc sSi-r nov ana tbeu come 10 the frSzs&-
Ns~ yu=A <a.ax>>naAa1-A
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No Sister In Els

a young lady Of our city twhoee name I
sa,au not mention, lad caller not long since,
and he lost no time in revealing 10 her tbs
object Of his visit. Be sasd' Mis- -,
called this evening to ask you qnsstaon, and
have brought handsome ring With me- tow,
I want you to be candid with me, and befnre
give It TO you want TO know thss u you
are only Inclined to be dster 70 roe VII
have 20 take the ring back, Is father objects
to my sister wearing such an attractive snd
expensive ring" Wbereupon BIZ girl de-
cided 10 take the ring and let hez lovsr keep
her heart Listen TOR the wedding beAlA-
Auoericus Ca Republican
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
A Never Failing supply

brOwD-Yor teacher can't be such q
mean man es you make cut / notice his
son has al the toys he can possibly need
Little Johnnie-Why, dad, those are what
bis father takes away from the other boys
Harperis Basar
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS UT Is -IdJ u'J'
Tho Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1926; shipments lli5. Marker:
Dressed beef shipping steers strong, ana 2@ICc
higher; COWS steady, stoclsers and feeding steers
firm. Good to choice corn FED, 30 SJ@5 w
common to medium IS 2593 20; stockers and feeders
s. 2JQ3 70: cows and heifers. 81 75tg3 90.
HOGS-Receipts Gas shipments 2l4l Marker
active and strong light ana mixed 5al0c higher
heavy, SC higher. Good 10 choice, 81 JJSI Az COIL
mon to medium. 81 10ss4 %. 49,.
SHEEP-Receipts 1882; shipments none Market
strong and 5nl0c higher Good TO choice muttons
s. 75s4 %; common 10 medium g 5U93 5u-
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ct Iouis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, May 30.
CATTLE-Receipts l51O shipments none; Market
higher. Choice heavy native steers Std4 Jt 1alr
TO good 2D4 90 stockers and feeders fair TO good
z l5a3S 20; rangers corn fed 9O93 20; grass led
= 3DG3 o.
R0GS-Receipts 2OO'; shipments none. Market
higher. Choice heavy s0Si JE packing SU94 40
light grades, ordinary TO b 81 49a4 10 $780,.
SHEEP-Receips 1906 shipments meme. Market
stronger. Fair to choice 80 COCA 10.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

Come to my rescue, pretty fan.
And while wave you, If you can,
Revive my senses stupid;
And blow upon her biushing cheek
Until she smile, and may speak,
You rosy wing Of Cupid
All, now I'm really going to speak;
Make haste to cool her heated cheek,
So that her heart grow warmer,
And send ssveetly broken yes
Up to her lips my heart to bless,
Ny radiant little charmer.
Susan Hartley In Harperis Weekly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
No Pockets NecesS.-

Custoner-Eow much are these trousers
High Priced Teilor-Twerty dollars, sir.
By the way, how VIII you have the pockets
arrangedl
Customer gioomily1-You needn't put in
any l-loshiar and EiirxaiShAn - -
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, May 90
HIDES-Green - 4OaS so; green salt IS 0Ogg5 0;
dry sailed 4a0c green pets 4tg5c dry pelts oSL~c'
TALL0W-No. prime &c No z 37sc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May 30.

CHICAGOI Nay %.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipt 5000 shipments 400 MARKET l3t
strong; 5@l0c higher. Beeves g1 aE sDe.e b lis
and mixed 81 6093 30 Texas cattle s. 0895 o.;
EOGS-Receiuts Isl shipments JDU MarkeO
strong I0c higher Mixed a 40s4 6 heavy "a oo4 51
light I. 40a4 50: skips 81 6gg4 ID. .o ,,,-o.
SHFFPwReceIpts 3O0E shipments tp. Market
strong sha he higher. Natives 50 5gg4 4F western
shorn IS GUG3 70; Texas shorn, s. ctSi %; lambs
81 5la5 co.
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HOGS.
Wicbita Grain Market.

Furnished by ]. W. Hawn & Co.. grain and COM
mission merchants. ~
WICHITA. May 90.
wHEAT-No soft 7G97lc; No. hard 6o&eoc
f6PN No D white q 2ac; No mixed 26G21c.
OATS-No white 2062lci mixed loSlSc;
RYE-3c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
". II. POW Frs.

Piano tuner Piano actions correctly adjusted,
hammers recapped, new wires, new worries, and
keys whitened, revarnished and polished, new
bushings, etc. We are prepared TO do the above
work in the best manner and warrant the same to
give entire satisfaction reasonable prices Leave
orders Thomas Shaw's Music House, No. l29 North
Aain street, Wichita, Kansas. 43 u
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
LA w Y q R S.

just completed and for sale, ATTORNEYS
POCKET DOCKET can be used in any State and in
snv Court. Copyrighted 1855. The most complete
Docket ever published. PACED and with two In
deSes-3n ALPHABETICAL and DIARY REFER
ENCE lNDEA arranged for indeZing cases alpha
bctiCally and by months and days The Docket is
Of convenient size to carry in the pocket and is
Handsomely bound with flexible back. ENDORSED
By ATTORNEYS EVERY WHERE, Price Of
Docket 81 o. Will be sent postpaid to any address
upon receipt Of Il O.
We also carr. a complete line OF all kinds Of Legal
Blanks. Order by mail promptly attended to.
Address,
THE WlCHITAE EAGLE,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
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mr. p. EMMA COBB.

.1o~,. ,o- ladies during Confinement. Strictly
nriyate when SO desired. Letters of inquiry conf
dentiaI and answered Immediately on receipt Of
same ~ oou' - I43tf
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SHAFFER 4. M4HANFY

Composition, Felt and Gravel Roofers. Roofing
Felt, Roofing Pitch, Roofing Gravel in car loads.
Corrugated Iron, etc. ONCE, lie North Market ST.
Yarerooms, 40 East Eighteenth street, Wichita,
Kansas. 95-f
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

4 GENTS WANTED-In every city and town In
"a the United states (except in state OF Kansas TO
sell 10 lawyers; just the booA every lawyer needs;
endorsed ny lawyers everywhere; sells at sight; no
decays necessary, As book can DE delivered when
SAFE Is made Applicants must be able to furnish
reference when required. Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle Wichita, Kan .I-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

HOMELESS WOMEN-Aomeers women out OF
IL employment VIII find shelter cheaper than
any place Ia the city by coming 10 the Faith
Home, lis PeDnsy lvanIa ave, one door north OF
Douglas, ll-tr
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
FOR TRADE.

L'OR RENT-ware hoase or santa Re track. on
L posite Santa Re freight depot L. V. hcay, ~
h. Douglas Ave. iis-u
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SCHOOL
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

ROGEkS,
The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

All For Sales. Help Wanted. For Rents or other
business notices from 10 I'VE lines 30 csnts Tsr
weekai notices over i've lines will be charged Tor
at the rate Of ten cents per line week-no notice
taken for less than 81 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
WANTED-AGENTS.

VA ANTED AGENTS-In every city town and
w village in the United States CtxCept 10
state of kansas) 10 take subscriptions. Fostmasters
make money. No capital required. Sample
copies free. Casn commissions; money can be made
by getting up clubs Address the Wichita IA ye.
Wichita, Kan. ;I-tf
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STRAYED.

STKAEED-A light hay mare seven year oif.
- with BLACK name and tail. has saddle marks.
weighs about ~ POUNDS. shoes or hz- leather
halter. Return - y. H. George, rOon = 10 - slain
street. and receive reward. SG-
S,TKAYED- Black h0rse, riaht mind foot white,
- known Black Tom " sisrai reward Wii
De paid tor his refurn W. Meyers III hag 80 y
Market street or Iigl :. EmP0ria. -
STRAYEIt-Dne email chestnut cDior horse.
= branded on right side FINDER Will picasa re-
ward E-G
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA RY.
IROck Island Routel
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w -MISUELLANEOUS
w ANTED-Partner wife 81 800 to join advertiser
W in erecting line real este Office on Oklahoma
transaction OF general real estate business sure
fortune and quick. Address Lock Box o5O. Guthrie.
~ ANTED-To buy some tax certificates or will
w make short time loans In small
amounts. l.. HILLS. ITO North Main St dI0-6ts
"a ANTED-To buy a light one-horse phaeton or
w buggy; new or second hand in good c0ndi-
ton and able at reasonable price. W. IT.
wing Osborn, room 10. Llmmeriy building. City,
WANTED-Property owners and those having
with Us. We work for our customers interests and
VIII do you good Wheeler Vincent * Co. over "A
w cash half frs -cluss unincuI bered rea! estate
Address &. c. Eagle ONCE. d76F
w ANTED-Table boariers; also furnished rooms
w for rent at 80 North Riverview. d 6tE
WANlED-Io rent one large furnished room
together or separately, on North Lawrence avenue.
References required Address 4. this oilce. d -
w ANTED- Residence property listed with US for
w cash customers. between Doug
and Tenth street preferred, u lst be cheap.
Wheeler, Vincent Co, over Is North Main d. ol
XITANTED-A SIX or eight room furnished house
w for the summer, must be nveuient to street
ana not over Il minutes ride from Douglas aud
Main ST. Rent must be reasonable. No children
Ira. Iqmt fly Address stating price, A. L care
WA MEDIC buy small light dog cart, second
w hand price must DE very cheap. Address.
Dog-cart Eagle office, stating price and where
1t can be seen. b-9
n order to turn our entire stock Of teas liking
powder, extracts, ETC. into cash, we have opened
q great cut price sale continue until June %.
when we shall remove from Z46 y. Main 81 We
desire to every customer bafore THAI date. we
have bargains for all John a Einney, The I |
Man" IT
T1ILL June 10 when we move from 2i5 North
i Main, shall offer bargains. regard ess Of
and tips; also ladies' children and hts shoes and
slippers. This means business. Come and see.
Mel, W. Warren, ~ North Mslu street dI1ti
NTANTED-"swee; Wheat" chewing gum Every
W body loJes It. Every body este it. Svyeeiefs
wholesale and retail by ". h. Reeves. % =. Main.
"MOEarch," DID
w ANTED-Au persons desiring cellar iooTs
w cemeutNd 70 call on J. = Flower a Co. 81 y 7
Main street All Work guaranteed. - T.
~ASTEI-Au persons desiring Portland Cement I
w walk gade 70 call ca J. p Flower s. Co.. ~ y.
Main street. ali WORK guaranteed IL T.
WANTEDI155YIbs.RST5 ... P9 q e.. = |
ske - tscrip tioI.s Tor The Wee!y EAze ou.0rel
7yih every NEW yearly subscriber, Po-striisstefs
send Tor terms; now y the tine 3 make money Tie
j. L4r~ inches. and - tie EaG iefe Zap ~
Oklahoma that has been yghilsgee Aac-css. Tx /
WICHITA kAGLz- Nicslta- hAaszs-
dSs = woR /
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

DOR TRADE-Three hundred and twenty acres
of uDimproved land In Laclesie county. Mis-
souri,. free from incnmbraBccs " III trade for farm
city property. NOuld assume a small fncum-
braLce wonld pay part cash II uniac1iu tssf ei.
Call on or address }. A. Windsor. Eagle block Gig.
dll-tlf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-31

All notices Of Employment. or Situations Wanted
from one 10 five lines. &c per week. al notices ov-
i've lines viii be charged for at the rae of I've
cents per me per weeS-no notics taken for less
han = cents.