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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
He Yearusd to Marry Her
LIKE mAHomErs COFFIN.
Lem Sing Suspended Between Heaye
and Earth aud Cant Go ANYWHERE

Lem Sing Suspended Between Heaven
and Earth and Cant Go Anywhere.
NIAGARA FAILS, Ont, April Is -Thres
Cinnamon, two 4 whom had attempted to
cross the frontier with Nun Lee two weeks
ago, the other a stranger. presented them
selves for admission yesterday. morning
having been hustled over to this side BY
United States officers The two belonging
TO Nun Lees party =eTe allowed admission
having Canadian customs certificates IN
their possessioa- The stranger not having
the necessary document and only clio 70
pay the Canadian tax Of So, was denied tbs
privilege given TO his two companions, was
sent back TO the American side, and wss
there stopped and TIE gates Of the bridge
closed on him
Predieameht of the Celestial
The only plzc for the Chiuaman to rema il
was on the bridye, where be has been since,
and is likely TO remain for some time. Col
isctor OF Customs Flynn communicated with
the commissioner % customs At ottawa for
instructions The cUmuiss.1ler replied TO
have him sent back from whence he came.
Further communication has been sent, and
no doubt the MATER viii De brought before
the Washington City authorities Mean
Ehi e the Celestial remains on the bridge.
II name Is Lem : ng, and his HON in Tor
QUITO. The other two left for . RS unknown
shortly alter tley were afmitt. d 10 Canada
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
A Resolution That Mean. Nothing.

BosToS, April ls-The s-nAie yesterday
uioptei resolution address Il 10 congress
declaring in favor Of a thorough revision Of
he tariff and the reduction Of duties upon
he raw materials OF manufactures and upon
he necessaries of life, ar a. the sans can
made with due regari o iaborIng and
manufacturing interests
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Striking for Eight Hoars In IA stria.

EIESEA- april Is-Thirty thousand Aus
TRAN miners n the Ostraa and Karwin de-
tricts Of AOravia have struck for an eight
hour day and the rectifcation cs some minor
grievance Their attitude vas uenacing. ami
troops were dispatched 70 the scens The
striker attacked thu soldiers, AMI thres OF
the former were killed, and large number
WOUNDED
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
NJ. Nan.tr-rffr IL LII

MoUNT Holly y J. Ap-n .a-Mrs.
Carrie NeU .nsn- Nsnde-rift, against whom
the grand J1ry WeincSisy r-;urusi an IN
dictInsnt charging her Nltd attempting TO
poison her s,u- Prank Newman. Wa arrest
81 yesterday morning AMI brought here
l poa a.raign.nzEt she plsaisi not guilty.
aud was committed 20 jail il default ~
IS 90 til
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
A Publishing Bon.s i'm trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, April ia IL Hubbard,
owner Of the publishing house OF Hubbard
Bros, asks his creditors for an extension.
His liabilities are placed at s141, coo, and be
considers hi 5 assets worth $50 900, but they
cannot be converted into cash of hand
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

NEW YORK, April ls-It was discovered
yesterday morning at Castle Garden, thai Of
] ,4B3 French and Italian immigrants on
board the steamship Cachsmsre, the ma
5ority were bouDd for Pittsburg. under C, n
tracts made in Italy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
The Markets.

CHICAGO. Aprii L.
Quotations on the board OF trade today
we're as follows Whea,-No- May, opened
&C. closed So; June. openeI 81, cl0S.d
ss1xr; July. opened sc. closei s5-.c. Corn
No May. openei and closeI S25sc. June
opened $40. closed Ss.c. July, opened and
closed Sa1c- Oats-No- : May. opened and
closed &c: June, opened d clos d -.
opened Sl5-i5. closed sI3St June. cpeasi
and elosed Si3ij, JAY, opeaed sI3T5
closed Sl5So i-ard-May. opened S65sls
closed $50
Live stock-fhe stock yards report the fol
lowing range OF prizes: HO<s-Markss Opened
act We aud firm with prices s5lc higher;
light grades. s4lJSi-3g rough packing. s4l5
Gan mixed lots, Sil5 1i5I; heavy packing
and shipping lots, 81 EI+l
Cattie-Steady; good grades srrn: beeves
s3S5S4s6 stockers aud feeders. s5Sj l3se
cows and mixed, sl5093e5 cOrn-fed Texans.
s30G IS. Sheep-Slow lower; mutrons.
S4-soG5eE coru-fei Westerns s5ua5. -.
lambs. s5=5G6.5J.
Produce: Butt-r-Fancy Elgin. sBa sllSc per
%: fine creameries. l7eIs daries, finest, fresh.
i+Sl7c; fresh Packing stock. 4I6c. Egxs-
Strictly fresh, lic per dOz Dressed poultry
Chickens sI<Gloc per ID; turkeys. logIg c:
yo1ng hens, l5Jljjxc; ducks, Il tIic Apples
Fsir to choice, s.. ULi-5o Per Dbl
New York.
INV YORK April IL.
Wheat-So. rcd winter a5I4c cash. a ,
May. S4c: do June, sslsc; do July, sls.c.
COrn-SO- mixed fSc cash: do May. .1sr,
do Ju c, &c; do July, 40ssc- oats-Steady
but dulls NO. mixed. Sic cash: do April.
Bic. do May. S3sc; do June eslsc Rye
Dull Bsrisy-NominA1- Pork-DuIl: ne-s
sl3i5ssli "a for new. Lard-Quiet: MAY. s.77:
July. S6.al
Live >to X: Cattle-No trading in beeve-.
feeling stea y; dressed beef ffrm: side- oss.lS.
y ,. sheep and Lsmbs-Ma ket firm: IN
sho sheep, s52597id = 100 rs; clipped do.
% '0GA.S; unshorn yesrlinss. s4Is5~0s coz
clip; ed do. SOS 6.oG lambs ss.=0als.D HOGS
-Nominaily steady; live hogs. sIflSsel :
lou rs.
ROCK BLAND.
EAy-Cpland prairie. g. So
HIy-Timo;ny-$5 0ls5 50.
asy-wnd. % o5cs4 OF.
Corn--s4o0sc
Oats-50c. f12Ic
Coel-Sostl1c
Cord Wooc$s GSIo
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
wen Approye n, over Her.

LoSDos, April 1s.-Emperor William has
expressed his strong desire that the prohib-
tive restrictions placed upon the importa-
ton Of foreign pork into Germany be re-
moved. A movement OF this kind would
meet with popular approval
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Bismarck writing His Memoirs

BERIIS, April IS. The Beriiner TagebIatt
says that Prince Bismarck Is preparing his
memoirs. He viii be assisted in the work
* DR.. Schweninger and Herr Young, a
prominent writer OF Hamburg whom the ex-
chanee!IOr has known for many Fears
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

A general suspension of payments of
one year has been found necessary in the
Argentine republic to allow the CONNER
cial and financial men to get over the re-
suits OF the wild speculation in which
they have been INDUCING Of late.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
sfrike of EIrctrntxner.

Bosrox, April IS. - Forty-two electro
types employed by c. J. Peters & Co.,
struck yesterday because the firm insised
that the men should handle certain plates
from The Riverside Press. whose men ur.
On gfrfkA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
A Blow at Our Liberties.

FALL RIVER, Mas, April ls-TWsu ty-
eight OF the thIrty-two spinners az the IS 60
tamOs mill went To base bal game Wein g.
day without notifying the manager OF their
intention In retaliation ths Mill was clossd
yesterday, and Treasurer Lindsey says it is
not certain when il will start up again
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
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the rcmS-Fnzersi Cer-.a~1ses-
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sslfsga Prs5Ftsris1 ehzrrA, tbs citr, yes
ssri=y Eerz1z TSy were s@p3s, haf
sol=zz .n8 d=sEly z1sctEag Tie o6astizg
ss-gyz.zz ~es Rev. Dr. Mlbara- cAz plain
4 ts= hezss- s7i Rev D.. Ch=s-sr rrs sehsd
liz f1n=-zl serUoa IL sr-=1az1os coz-
7ztssi large numbers = ssazse-s snd T,Ez-
s=a.ztzv@, rS@ c&s=f 59stiss and his dEagh-
tsEz. Vscs Fr@zt=at Mo-toa ard wife $50
-sszrF zza Mrs. Bks5a=. Mrx Hzsrzs0l &C.
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zrr. HaIfOri, NJ. wz-zz=kz. SYzkr
Red s3epatst5o- Of sbS1s les ra=nbers q
is= G-zad A-zsr q sks R=praiic. srd ser-
.TaI kz13rsts q NJ. RIzizIFs frs=zis and
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Dr CEe=-=- rad = BEAUTIFUL z.3 tga hing
1rIhat= IL ta= Eszz0zr Of ths dad s-e-zs-
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stro1z an whaeA ev=r chzrzcterizai = se-
7zozs h .azt= tn Ezss =zSEE u hzIfs 70
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Yoke 81 CErls1 Froza that / sur a
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isEIEZ with BEAUTIFUL Carissisa patti aes
John wABamak~r'. Iaaaenre-
Rev Mr.. NAbgrn spoke i=E w0ri in
rE5eh b. SAID tazt tie xoryis spoken b. Nj
Wa1AzaaksE yearz ago a. Philadelphia lad
.sa fouEflatson q tb= fsisa which Ar Ran
tsl pr0E=sssi shortly before IA. data NJ
Wzaznske- uAs az th2t Iinse boiling serv-
ic-s Sunday evenings al PaEsAieIphis. and \
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inz t5s lzCt=r-z lines M Wanamzk=s va.
4 fr731ear visitor 20 has bs5slIs. AMI Wzs
pr=.ens snsa II wzs baptized
Tie ko1orary pAll-bsarsEs were Gorge
". Chil3s, A !. Drz1sl, AK K MctIure
John Hansusaker. William McNFlIIzn
CEarlss A Dana sI-EToveTugT AairsE g
Curtin S-ns1or German, ex-CoaEres srnsH
WL.laal h S5Ed a. Congressman Blunt,
S-@naraF Barber, sRi Dallas Sander Oh
, tAe conciu-i8a q the ryEses the eHlaiRs
| were t2Eza 20 Phila ;ssph-z for int=Ems n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
The Reason They Are Fighting caprivI.

LoSDoS, April Ia-OSing to the action
Of the German government since the APP
pointmeat o. Gen. Won Caprivi TO the chan
ceIiorsblp Ia dsPriving several Of the lead
ing German newspapers Of the Official char
acter they formerly enjoyed, those journals
have joined in an aggressive canUaign in
opposition 10 the new administration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Didn't Respond to a strike Order

BosToS, April Is. Every labor Ieades- il
Boston Is dissatisfied with the Response u sds
70 the general strike order issued By the
Auaslgamatsd Building Tradas' council. The
iissension caussi By toe refusal OF carIea-
tsrs, bricklayers, and granite cutters 70 as
slst In breaking ths frses.ons CATERS lock
out Is causing many representative Ia %.
men to believe that unless thsir ranks be
united the eizht-bour movement il defss ted
for az least two years Earnest efforts FiIl
Be made 70 bring the workman into line.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
In,srmer,ntP hIladeIphl.-

PHILA1ELFHIA- April = -The burial q
ta= Hon Samuel J Rainfall. which took
pace Yesterday afternoon. va one o. the
moot ssl-Etiy imposing Greats witnessed IN
tEls civ Il many a dzy Thsrs vas . ali
ssnes Of al outward DEMONSTRATION. Ia. the
reyereat d=maan0r Of TIE vast ttrong
sbowai IT, estimation IN which th=y hed
TEs dzcszs-i AmoaZ THoss b VET: On
tn faEersi train 20 taz esnsseTy re a
nGmh-=T % Democratic ASSOCIATIONS. besd-
pot. .. = r large dsieZation from the
Irish Sationsl i=agus. and many P=rsonzl
friends Of NJ Raniz.i. iBclailnz the hole
P=nnsylvauI4 co1gresssCasI delegation. and
the cCugre-s5o1ai comuitt--- TIE inter
a2ent took place N LaGrsl Il Il and thu
ssryses vas r-csteI b. Rev. Dr. Chsster
after which the cAsket vas opzn-i, and hoe
pr-sent given an opportunity 70 look Oh the
face q tie 6-sI The q A r bsnsii ton
eas tbsn pronounced, -Jsp.S w5re sou ai-i
and to great dad va lefJ - his rest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
MARRIED TO HER PARaMouR.
4 Connecticut Woman Married to a Man
Sent Up for Life.

Bosfos, April 1s.-A Montpelier special
says: James s. CaswelI, who Is under SEN
tence Of imprisonment for life for the muir
der Of George Gould, was married Weines-
day TO Mrs Laura Gould, the widow Of the
murdered man The marriage took place
through the bars Of Casweirs cell Caswell
and Mrs. Gould lived together as man and
wife for twenty years previous to Mrs
Gould's marriage to Gould
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

The British steamer Euclid was szznk
Thursday in a collision with the steamer
Altyre, near HartlepooL The EucIid's cap
tain and three OF her sailors were drowned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Rejected Woman Suffrage.

Bosros, April 1s-Tbe house yesterday
rejecced by vote Of III to 40 the bill TO
grant municipal suffrage to women.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

Sideboards, fsncy dining tables, chairs,
at The Adams. 322 Brady street. Dsv,
export.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

Eay-Upland prairie. s. 50.
HIy-Timo;ny-$s 0oass 50.
hay-Wtld. % oSc$4 OF.
orn--24cOSc.
Oats-5oc.02l
Oosl-Sosti lie
Cord WOODS 5 asa. %.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

GT1nneii was also visited in the iail at Nc
Gregor, bat he refused 20 talk He Is man
Of small stature, with withered leg, and
oss cane constantly in walking. His
health has been feeble for several years Cor
nell Is censurei By many for his persistent
attention TO Mrs GrinneIl after being
warned By her husband TO dssist. and il Is
believed II viii be hard TO find jury to
convict Grinnell All the parties affected
y the diszrsoefql affair are highly CON
nectAi
The advocate., 1890-05-21

The New York Sun relates clrcum-
stance which goes 10 show that the west
ern farmers are not the only class which
are feeling the stress Of the times in this
country. A prominent merchant Of New
York recently inserted in a number Of
papers an advertisement stating that he
desired TO obtain the services Of an ex-
perienced business man 10 begin at a
salary OF 812 week, lie received over
two hundred answers, many Of which
were from persons who gave the best OF
references and who had held responsible
positions in first-class houses. Some OF
the men stated that they were absolutely
in need Of the necessaries Of life. This
circumstance plainly indicates tho pres
ence Of an influence In the commercial
world that is hostile TO the happiness
and prosperity Of tho people. There Is
evidently something wrong with the
country and II is not encouraging TO know
that the present congress proposes u
make II worse. Star, Nay 10.
The advocate., 1890-05-21

"Tho Lord Roignoth, let the Earth
Rejoice"
In all the vas work Of preparing the
world for the uplifting and Advancement
OF humanity TO higher plane Of thought
and action the guiding hand Of God has
never been more plainly visible than II is
In current events. From the day that IL
was written that "the love Of money is
the root Of all evil, the money power has
been the devouring lion In the path OF
reform.
The time is here when II must be said
Of the "Great Red Dragon" the money
power, as Mr.. Lincoln said OF slavery,
that ''the public mind must rest in the
belief that It is In the process OF extinc-
ton"
In the grand march Of civilization the
worlds toilers have ever felt the blight
ing effect Of this money power.
The day is near at hand when the prac'
tlce OF clothing a hundred brother citi-
zens in rags that one may revel in lux
urious sin will be changed, but between
this and that day there will be a mighty
struggle between the satanic money
power and the everlasting rights Of the
people.
Let the leaders Of reform ponder well
this great subject and be prepared for
action, for the day rapidly approaches
when great army under leaders pre-
pared for their work, by Omnipotence
Himself, will go forth to glorious vic
tory. "If the Lord be God, follow him.
A. Y. MCCoRNuCK
Great Bend, Kan.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
OBITUARY.
SOLOMON. Kan, May y

SOLOMON, Kan, May i2.
Preamble and resolutions adopted by
the Grove Hill Farmers Alliance No. 404,
May 7th:
Whereas, God has In Ills all-wiso provi-
dence seen proper 70 call from among us
our worthy brother, Rev Joel Reddick, 10
enjoy the rest In store for the faithful
from their labors In this lliei therefore
be II
Resolved, BY this alliance that we bow
In humble submission 10 His holy will,
knowing that lie doeth all things we'll.
Resolved, That we cherish the memory
of Brother Reddick and his sterling viF-
tues, his earnest endeavora and his beau
tlful example Of a Christian life, and that
we endeavor 10 profit thereby 10 the end
that we shall be prepared 70 answer The
summons 70 the last general roll CALL
Resolved, That the hall be suitably
draped In black and the members wear a
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this alliance
and copy be furnished the family OF
deceased aud each Of the alliance papers
and Topeka ADVOCATE for publication.
III. II. MCDONALD,
JOHN SuvEY,
Committee.
The advocate., 1890-05-21

The following resolutions Of respect
we're passed by the Richland Alliance Of
Linn county, Kansas;
Whereas, 10 has pleased Almighty God
10 remove from our midst Brother Henry
Adams; therefore be IL
Resolved, by Richland Alliance, No.
7l2, that in the death Of Brother Adams
the alliance has lost a valuable member
and officer, the wife a loving husband,
the children q noble and aiiectlonate
father, and the community an honorable
citizen.
Resolved, That In the hour Of his fam
ily's deepest sorrow we tender our heart
felt sympathy and the assurance OF broth
erly love, and that we forget not the
manifold virtues that are held forth In his
every day life.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be furnished to the press of Linn
county that are friendlyto our order and
TO THE ADVOCATE, and that a copy be
presented to the family Of the deceased,
and that they be made part OF the min
utes OF this alliance.
JOHN +. KERAN, Chaplain.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
{ Attest
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Reno County,

NMfOhlAS huil1 NAnJ i@'
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-We had very
full attendance ut our county alliance
meeting Saturday, the 10th instant, and
for the first time discussed platforms, or
the several planks to constitute n plat
form. The meeting was one Of the most
spirited we have ever held. We passed
upon every plank Of 81. Louis platform,
and with great degree Of unanimity de-
clared them of good and sound material
Of which to construct bridge for the
great industrial classes Of the whole ma
ton to stand upon while passing over
from the land Of capitalistic bondage into
the promised land Of freedom.
One thousand copies Of the platform as
passed upon by the county union were
ordered printed for The use Of the sub-al-
liances of the county (forty-eight In num-
ber), with q request that they act upon
them and report through their delegates
to special meeting Of the county ALL
ance, to be held Monday, May 20, at
Knights Of Labor hall, Emporia, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at which
time the union Of this county Is expected
TO decide what action to recommend "a
The advocate., 1890-05-21
HAvrLAND, May u.


EDITOR ADvOcATE:-Kiowa county
held a meeting Saturday, May 10, and
after short but sharp debate concluded
to put county alliance ticket in the
field this fall. Thevote stood 1915 to II
about half dozen men not voting,
Our alliance in Kiowa county is in
good fighting trim, and we expect to be
heard from this and the coming years,
through our good work. As matter Of
fact we have some opposition here, but /
think it all the better for that; IL gives
us something to fight for, and the conse-
quence is that we keep our fighting
clothes on all the time aud are always
ready TO fight for our order.
Our next county meeting will be held
on Tuesday, June 4, at Myers opera
house, Greensburg, where we will nomi-
nate county officers and settle the cam
paign programme. We have plenty of
votes TO elect our ticket II the vote is as
the tails is. Politics is entirely lost with
all but q few of the old stagers, who have
been expecting to jump into Office through
the old parties by jump into the ALI
ance, but they have jumped little "pre-
vious," and find no place to light that
suits them, and fear they will be disap-
pointed In the object in view, and then
the alliance will be the poorest thing on
earth-for them.
The big Seventh is solid for full
blooded, full hedged, full sized alliance
man for congress, one that spells alliance
with big "A, and Kiowa county, with
fifteen sub alliances, will give a full vote
to the man who stands the test Of what
he must be to get the nomination for that
honorable position. Fraternally yours,
D. r. WINTERS,
President Kiowa County Alliance.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
RoaolntIona of Condolenoo.
WAMEao TowNsnm, May l4.

W AMbNV ANW ANnAAAAf AA"J AAf
EDITOR ADvooATE:--At a meeting Of
Red Top Alliance, No. 1iO0, the following
resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas, II has pleased the Almighty
In his infinite wisdom aud power 10 re-
move from our midst our esteemed and
respected brother, Thomas McKlnnon,
and while we submit TO the will Of our
Heavenly Father, we lose in the death Of
our beloved brother worthy member, a
respected and honorable citizen, and his
parents a loving son; therefore, be II
Resolved, That we tender the bereayed
family our heartfelt sympathy In this
their great ahllction, and in token thereof
seek TO comfort them In their distress.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu.
tlons be sent 10 the bereaved family, and
a copy 70 the Pottawatomie Times and
~ Marys Star, and to THE ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
Handsomost Train in the World.

On New England and Now York rail-
road? No. On the Santa Fep Yes. This
train runs daily on the shortest line between
Kansas City and Chicago, and is also known
as Pullman Vestibule Express, Santa 10
Route. Lighted by electricity, heated by
steam, with handsome reclining chair cars,
library for the studious, fne dining-oar
service fOr the hungry, and fast time for
those in hurry. When Nellie BLY, was In a
hurry she travelled Santa Fe Route. For
additional information inquire OF agent
Santa Fe Route or write4o Geo. Il. Nichol
SON, g, j. q T, A., Topeka, Kas,
The advocate., 1890-05-21
Tho Irrnnresslblo Conflict.

Whereas, There is great suffering, des-
titution and want, existing among the
producing classes In the United States,
caused by the shrinkage in volume Of
the circulating medium, commonly called
money, and
Whereas, The bankers and money
changers are wholly responsible for this
condition of affairs, and
Whereas, By their vicious action in
withdrawing the money from circulation
il has been made apparent to all persons
The advocate., 1890-05-21
Special Notice.

The State Exchange has now on sale in
Kansas City binders, mowers, twlne Of
all grades ready for shipment, and they
particularly request the brethren order
Ing twine 10 sign their names and give
addresses. The exchange Is now well
supplied with harrows, cultivators Of all
kinds, excepting the vibrating hitch oul-
tlvator and parallel beam.
When II 10 stated that Hoover g. Gam
bles Excelsior implements are being
handled by the exchange II is a sufficient
guarantee Of their excellence.