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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
EMPIRE grove canp-nt1rlso
EAST POLAND. MAINE.

The above m-ctlng I. located near the
Empire station On the q. L. X. Read, ~
mile. from Portland, ani Will c"nmsucc
August lith, ani clos. Nugust 2iih,
ls.si.
The experience IL the last tao yelr.,
eulsrging the time ~ the m-rting from
Que week "a ten DAYS, IN. BEEN 80 entire
IN satisfactory Ia all concrrnc,i. that the
director. believe they voice public .sn,i-
ment la extending the "ncw DEPARTURE"
to the present year.
To those acquainted With these splcn-
dii ground. bat It'll. nerd b. ssi. One
- the most popular aud distinguished
divine. Ia Nes England q fes year.
since, was pr-.eut aud preached al Que
II the meeting. al the Empire Grove,
ani In a leading Boston paper, la giving
an account of the yi.lt sail: "rhi.
camp ground Il one ~ the most bssiuti.
fully situated ~ III our country grove
meetings. Everything about u l. we'll
arranged. Il Ia. sn excclleut boarding
HOUSE. dining hall and lc'ging house.
Ga -ld,atei ground ju.t ou;.ltlc ihr hard
wood forest sunset nm Que la. mar
Nelou. view of deep valleys, lovely mead
"a. aud sil,-ry lake, on every side.
With H.. fne air. unequalesi outlook aud
sylvan grove, Ne don't wonder u l. a
fa,orit. summer rcsort."
Rev. y. 4. Adams, Who a. a camp
meeting manager ani superintendent has
few equal. AMI no .uperiors la all New
England. has been unanimously r,-sleCt-
I'll superintendent by the director. aud
has aocepted the position.
4 large numter of tn. clergy NJ, eS-
pcCted Ia b. present, Including some ~
our most distinguished preachers, both
from II home aud abroad.
An application Ia Mr.. \. j. Gardner
of IsNl.ion, will secure Ia the applicant
a pleasant aud comfortable room In the
spacious lodging house on the grounds.
The boarding house will b. In charge
~ It, old aud popular landlorl, Mr.. j.
.. Mccain, Who will pro,id. hi. guest.
With q good table aud every necessary
personal attention. aud Will be open one
week In advance % the meeting. Board
will b. si-O per week, for ministers Ia
the regular work sj.0;-for single
meals, dinner ~ cts, supper and break
fast rs ct.. zach.
Good stable accommodations can be
had ~ Mr.. Me- nn AZ reasonable rates.
Pare on the railroads will be reduced Ia
half Ear. to commence one week before
the meeting.
JoIN J. PrRKy. Treas.
!. q. DAVIS, sec'y.
pOErLAND, July I, ts.sO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
The folloNtng I. the score 81 the .hoo,
saturday night, July 18th:
4pAw FACTS AND FIGURES.
ruE NUNHER 90 PERSONS EsrLo,Ep
wIIH rHE ME- Dual SHOW.

The summary given herewith will con
yey an idea IL the magnitude ~ tn
FOrrtaugh circus aud "wild West" or.
ganlIatiOn. The great tented oatht l.
moved from town Ia town on - ears,
nearly al II which are 0O feet In length
These ears ar, owned by the show and
werr built especially for u by the Penn
-vlVania Railroad Company. In add
tion 10 TIL. great railroad equipment,
thsrr arv four advance advertising ears,
they. too, being the property % tl's
show.
The number 20 employee. Ia yarioa.
lovs: rs agents, - bill posters, IL
canyasmcu. iOo grOoms, "a propertymen,
IL ~ar,lro,,e men. 10 chandelier men, ~
''rsEorhack..~ or train men. I Geek
house men. % animal men, Is dining cal
men, sleeping car poriers, u elephant
keepers, together With one hundred rid
ers, acrobais. ysulters, gymnasts and
ather arenic performers, aud Prof. Gan
weiler's military haul 70 - musicians.
Then there are the Jockeys aud chsr-
ioteers of the hlppodrome and the for
mldable avid West" contingent, em-
brscing scouts, cosbots, crack shots.
yaquerO. and Sioux aud Cheyenne indi-
aus. The executive staff accompanying
the show l. unusually complete. II In
elades a manager, with two assistants
treasurer with two assistants: boss caD-
yasman. with eight assistants; boss hos
tier. With eix assistants: q superinten-
dent Of transportation; superintendent
Of mens gerie; a special press agent ~ho
l. With the show daily, and q Pinkerton
detective. The skieshow and concert
people number about seventy-dye people.
The Forepaugh Wild West manage
meni viii exhibit principally In Eastern
towns this year.
The entire mammoth and magnificent
show-circus. mensgerie, hippodrome
aud Wild West owned by Mr.. Jss.
y. Cooper. aud managed by Adam Pore
paugh Jr.. and John A. forvpsugh.
The big show will be In lewiston, No0-
dad. August 18th; Bethel. Tuessizv, Au-
gust isth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

In The the tysn ~ w rvn " w '"ahil "i Wv
furi fssr thr year l.-a.
Ti.s fniLgsins Mt ~ ta,es On ryal estate II
no Fr.llsn NJ % Bsrs IN ~ lssn ~ nyrsn fyf IN
frsf lssl, In tails usmmittsi O. \. ~. He~i. 'ol
l<tsr u All tgwn ob The ffa.i daY ~ iunss l--,
l.s Icon rvturnsi by hin o. ne q. rvmainins an
t.sli 90 tn ~, day ~ iahe la. ~ 10. csftin
sst- - that dstr sni nws rvuaaihs unIssii an'
u.siss IL hrrvby tfsn that " ~ ssil hks- IN
tcfsst AL shsfEss arv ~ pail IN o. The ffra.u
T~f 81 alt tFsa ~tthin siE~sn Hassaths ffvfi ihs
the date % s.snmitracut ofsAii balls. 80 mufh ~
ths wal estate aNs. as viii - .uhsirnt H. Iay Ne
amoant doe ihsfVfuf influiibf lhtsfcs' snsl
sharsrs slu sithuut further nfttrs 70 -oii Al
tslhiiT auftisu a ms ofics IN all tosn 90 iiss
q lay "a Jsu. l.yt, az o'cksk IN ths anrrbopn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
NOV uCs,DGNr TAXES.

In the ts~n - Ms-sa. In the cOahiy ~
ONfori, Zoe the year l~sp.
The fslhywins i.t ~ taNe- on rial estate ~ non
rv.llent o~psF. In the tu~n ~ Ns.0n. fof the
year Is-,, in bilis eotamtteit o. flstfhrf U. leah
rollsstsT ~ All ts~n oa The 18th dsy ~ Nay
l.-. Ia. l-~n rvtnrnei ~ him ~ me .. r.msin'
Ing untsail 90 the lsth day - May. lso, 10y ~.
esftiRssts ~ that date AMI n"w fstasin. uelsi'
.ei nsslss /. hsrrby given that " ssii tase-. In
tsfrst ahi rhArEr- arv hss Isald Int" tsr tessufl
of All to~n. within eirhtsen Usoiiths frg'n The
date oftss cotauiinent 81 all hl- 80 nah 81 The
rvsl estate tsNs.l a. will 10 -uMcisnt :" pay The
amount siu. therefor, tnela.ting tnierv-t snsi
shars~. will without further bstics ~ ss'li ~
pabllr aaeti0n Al th- rrasar,f. ofec In all
town, on saiarisy the Is dsy % >ossmhfr'
l.s. Ai ten 0'sl,-k In the fOrvnoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Aftcr the dr.t inning the Norway
merchants SCORED nothing bat goose egg
bat cur men al not stop until they mach
81 twenty.
Manager Jordan says there will - a
game 40 thu grounds NEXT saturday ~
~ 4. VI. IL !. making arrangements
Nth Nc. Pals. welch,llle. West Paris
aud Norway, for q game.
". II. Clark aud family ~ Brunswlck
arr visiting his relative. hcrv.
IN. following i the score al the post
pon-'i Shoe, at Riverside range, July
l1sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

o.. rs.las,s~i ~ net 10 coa,.stion % ths Coai,
iioa-s on Paris iiili. on Thursday Aug. 10Th
lea. a Ten o'eia-k In Tia fefvnsoa, fsr the par
pc % dominating esssiltsies for the ssyers
eoanty erces. o. wh
Two SENATORS. cisrk % Courts. Register Of
nes~i. fsr ssrh % thu too districts. Coanty frva
-aer. Coenty Attorney, enst Coanty Cssauis
.ionsr, ant >hsrtn sni Cor the trsasArticn III
sach cshsr basine-- a. nay regularly come lie
ferv u.
rhs hssis % Improvisation uili - one dele
xsts fsr each tsws AMI plsntstien. asd an 81
atieaal dei~xste Cor each IS vose.. AMI majority
frsetisn thsrvof. ea-t fer the t<@s-rstie sanii
date Oar sossrnsr IN the slestisa ef -.
Per erisr % The D,mssrssie Ccassy Commit
RA. vRYE.
Ckairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

oxvoRp. % s-Ata Cesr ef Probate hsbi 81
ja.e.h H. ssuysr, Guariian ef Wilbur u:
rssl,r ssa t,lsr. n Taybr minor ehihirvs ard
heir, Of sseorrs 10. TayIsr. iats of Brtigssa. IN
County of Canl<riand haslss prs.enssi hls &c.
OsuSsrp. Thai tbs sali Gsardias give
,sssrr NJ ali .<rssss iss~rrss~l. ny causing copy
81 shIs crisr ~ h. vabiishci thrvs weeks sscc.s.
si,sly In he Orferi psnc,rss pnnsci g fsns.
heLi "a f,srts IN AID County. % the thlrt Tues
sisy Of Avg next. q oehrck On Ne fefrssos.
AL sSew csss<, II any they have, Why Ne sans
skDuh "a ~ allowed.
a Hvs espy-asasss IN. Z. DAVIS. hsssssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

srATE Of MAINE.
oxFoRn. 90 '-Prolsie Ceart. july Ier'"' ~
%. lso.
whsra.. . ,-sition hs. issn duly all. pray.
lag that tbs balance rvmaininx In the hsnls ~
Hiram A. Eln.. standardization Of the estate .f
,lrw. M Of his mai secount. made % . Frsisais
CONT he'll st Paris within ast fcr sshi
C.unty, oa th< thiri ras-isy ofJay, n. ~. hse.
ma, ~ oriers-i a. ~ distribatei amcnr The hsir'
Orisrs.i that nsfios tbsrefor - given % ell I<r
-oas isssre.sssi therrin. by Publishing . oopy ef
mi. srisr thrve ueeks sscessisely In The o,.
f.r,i tp~fsocrnt. Bewspsf<r prtntrsi ~ rsfs. IN
ALI County, prior 81 she thiri Iue~ay ., Ass,
Cont. then ~ i< hsli a. Paris, within AMI 10.
all County, 81 TEN o'shsk In the fofsDeos. AMI
shos cause, n sny they have, afsins, The .sme-
tsIORtsE 4. WILSON, Jwif~.
Atrss copy -Atse.t IA. q. DAVIS, hrxissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
BORN.

In We, Baelaeli. ju,y Is. 70 the .ifs Of An
honbey. q dsashtrt.
In L.sts'. Mille.. July "a. teths off. Of Jo-sph
\. Jssk-sn. q -sn.
In Iisbr0s. July u. Ia the ~ife Of Cyru. Pratt
4 -on.
In IIsbrOa. Jaly u. g. the ~if. 90 IIsrtsu z
sklfer. son. 10 lb-l
10 namfort Cen,rr. July ~. o. the wife OF
Lhlsh Akerill. o eoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

lgnsiius Donnelly, the Bseonlan
crank. has just b-en defeated In his can
dhiscy Cor the gubernatOrial nomination
At the Farmers Alli.nce convention al
Minnesota. BY q man unknown Ia fame
The shake-pssrisn eurss sgaint the man
who diNusb~i his bones embraces the
proclamation ~ his works-the more en-
during part % him-as we'll. fgnsfias
should make his pace with the offended
shade OF the immortal William by q
speedy recantation % his abomlnsble
heresy before worse ills befsn him.
Auburn Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Fer GsScrssr.
Edwin c. Bur|eigh,
or Augusta.
S.s n.ps...-s.s,,. o. c..s's.s,
NELSON DlNGLEY, Jr.,

OF Lewiston.
fur ssnstars.
WALDO fNrrtNstLt. - Huatur'i
Lokk> n siLh>. - hrv~unssi'
~ ezra a Cour..
ALBERr :. AUSTIN. - rArts
Fcr Essi.ssf - tSs-l..
jOII> y STANLEY. - fsri..
~ Register - pss.i. .ws-isrr pistrtrtl
THOMAS = MCINTYRE ~ fryshsrE
FuF C.snty Trvssaryf,
GEORGE n. ATWOOD. - rsrts.
fuf Csuuty Csuaaissisnef,
WILLIAM " wIifrNAR~H. 20 Ner~sy.
~ ~hsftn.
JANIS L. FAKKER ~ stssshau.
- Ceauiy Auurnsy.
EDWARD 4. WALKER ~ level
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Bl.marck ssys Of brussels: "Mit dot
soap eau wash myselluf nit Won hand
und chew a prrtlel nit der udder ,on.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
IL. economical-Bru..cl. .oap.

For cuts, scald. aud burn. Ne know of
nor remedy which Is equal Ia brown.
Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
peonIsITloN CONVENTION.
u fRYE.
CiAirna

The Prohibltioni.ts Of Oxford Count.
will hold . mass convention Friday
August I, ls90, st 10; % o'clock, 4. NJ.
In Grand Army Hall, south Paris.
Ono. L. IiBBy,
Sec. County Commlttee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Richardson \ K0nn6y,
south Paris,
NOV nrsupExr TAXES.

I'm an. ts~a ~ nrvwahshi. In The ,ounty ~ ia
t.rt. ani state % Maine. Tor tho year is-,.
The fslbswins ilst ~ tANes on rval rstsis ~ hon
r,.lslsot owner. In the tovu ~ brvsnnshi, fof
a.. -, i--ss in IAN. committed a. Nilnam "
W.lsasli. ealirstor ~ ALI t"vn. on The slsi
i.V 81 Juns, I.a. IA. lssa r,tnrnsi 10y him u
me q. r.msihinE unp,ki "n ths tl.' asl 90 VIM.
r,n.ln un,.all. snsl natlcs l. hsrrhy Owen that
4, M. ali taxs., Interest anil shsrFr. are
ma nail In o. the TREASURY 81 sahi town
IT. sa,nwItmsnt of AIT hills. mufh ~
,ee raj ..tats tANe.i q. will ~ sufsisnt 81 pay
m. .nssant due tlssrsfor. insluiinx ihtsr.-, sn'l
.haFsc. viii without further bodice ~ -.ti a.
aul,lIs .aettsn az the ofhu. of y. L. fTink In
..li t...n, sa ,ss 81 dsy ~ Dessmlsf, i-,'. a
one o'ckEk ~ tbs susFns-sn-
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DIED.

In soutA Paris, July Il. Mary J.. vif. - Wal
laes i<arre. sxesi ~ yesr.. msnths ssi u day
In Niasa. Jay = Mr.. sarah. wife ~ J. j.
Isphsm. ssct ~ year,.
In Oxfer,i. July 81. Mrs. khsis Th.ysr. arei
~ year. months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Wm.F. p.nesst. t.sansissi on The
sa.t by iasi ~ .. 4. Denssst,
south by lani % v n. Cham.
,sr,sia. vet by >e~ iiamp- =.
.hirv stats line. y
ssmi. sllmsn. heirs ~. lssinss
part ~ Qasksr Meadow, go
saihei. iyinx 90 the east shie
% sscs nls.r. u
Chafls. ~. How ART. sltastr-t In
,lllsxe on .oath sisis >bep-
heri kl,ef, near warvn :.
Oulnt. re-lisbcs,
Chsflss % Iis~ sri, t-oan.is.i oa
the n.rth ~ .. d. Andrews
farm, east 81 hsi of Chlsk.
south by lshl of \. . DurTin, I.
JsIse. q. Isrt, consisting ~
fh.s-snt foni ks. t.ffn ID.
anil Mrs.. I..nE's oil hone
stsai. t..un.iesl an the Bofth
by riessant Pond. east ny
Iksnmark ts~a line, south W
lani 90 Mr.. allmsa ssi
e1hsr., ~e-s by fysssrz -.
Jane y Lori. Known .. the ~
twin ks. t.asaiesi "a ell .i.is-
by srest t,.x 10. 81
James n. Lori, hsins ~ ~ Cy.
rus InxaIl. scg ~. commoa
ani ub.iisli~i-boansiei cn
the north by VIM. IieAn land.
wet by sac Hiver, ~
CiArvscs a. i,eri or owner an.
Known. t.uitiings AMI - sita-
asr.i q esst hownnski. %
janction ~ r.ais nearly oyVo
elite J. lsvercaux resiteSc~. -
Chartes ratsrroa. formerly
ewne.t by Neah NerTtnski,
t-yaRsis-i oa the notth by land
ef =. y. Qsins, east By iasd
of T. d, q J.. X. nsxvrs.
esuth by feIsrs tsun hss. a
Uiiriea, t<wts W . ivunsisi On
The north by lAsi ef u. W.
Beasoa. east by rasi " Iii-
rum. soesh by land ef OLIVIA
.ase; wa By hsi u =. Y.
Lane, ~
Arsksr ssaaley. nili ssd ma
snisssy. ssss 's~ss iAss"'<s ~.
DAVID n. sEAvEY,
Tvasarvs NJ Ne t0vu u D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

william Dean IIowells. In the Editors
study of Harper. Magazine foe August.
viii discuss the ethlcs of criticism. and
have something 90 szy regarding the
abuse Of anonymity In all branches OF
iournAlism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
MAR 60.

IN cambrils,p.r,. Mas, George a. ro.k Of
Disssti. ant Osrr,s : Rs,<r.os Of Csmsrire
port.
IN Rethsl, Jul, Is. b, Rev. y. v. Barsa.
Z 18th ~ trrol, y. 10.
10 rsrnsy Js,y Z, hy An. !ssf. I,l; NJ.
ksms,ieil 90 Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Adam Forepaugh, Jr.'s

rrsres iisr.s sni ths weftis Fansi 'ae" tr"uP' ~
u.s loo. Mar.sanar af,hs WssisFs ~ ~ ''rrnt 40
at.l Tiris-tf Iuu tsfuas. NsuhiuE lhphants=i.
guuErvss ~ Iafth nrnssus tslants-frfn finl. a
tirrus tuuitsnies ia >stafats star hnfs-ls ftsn.
Tl.s fa1si. pttrnsi rans iiip-s lrsuar 9Th AT ~
ussing Cafs ani 81 Thssfsu fhi'fe llfsrs-ffl -uis
Ashiststasut Ia ths uistafY - ~ shav Nsfti'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

NOTICE ~ SALE.
Pursuaat b. iicsass from The Hon. Jaire %
frvbste. Zoe the county of Oxfori. shall ssll st
public section. on The thitisth day of August
a. ID. isa. st ten o'eiofk In the fssescos, on The
prvmi-<s, al tbs hight. utix asi intervst. which
Scorse ". Brvwn. lss< ~ b<thsi IN sail sosnty,
deseasssi. had Ia AMI " the f.ik,winr 5s~cril<-f
rial estate. iseiniinx ai~s the willows rishs %
dover tisrvis. via the HOMESTEAD ef ALI tseorx~
u. brown. iseiufins The vsrsss - esaa~sts-i
thervvitk. situated On ~ ssstl<riy ale % Main
ssrs<t. In nssisi IiIii Village. IN ssh nesh<l.
heskei. Me-. Jsiy al. issl
ADDISON q. mERRiCE.
Adninkasnsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Tt.s tnu.t iutfrvstinr iHtTrrIf IH.H.. go
iaspifitisg lnrtirnt On ti.s itiT IrI.TH. H..
Al AraLlah rhtUFfr hltfk e. HIr.f .. .
nlisa otsf ne huw iirIasIn.H.. T...t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

~ ,so p0
=. III f@
iso ,S
"a 40 tp
~ ."
S 40 q"
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Capt A l. Bogardus and his Us Three Famous Sons

psdaf at rartnIti 1UI.H DO.
nlsatin unif iIaIns UHT ... H
NaN NHf.r -nHurrthHfH 60 ....
siaf. Usttias. thlsl. Maa.a. tI..
40. rYnmt, IiftshaHts "s
uanfh Heel uufnTh.ls
The advocate., 1890-03-06

Mr. Geo. @. Ward, IN the Feb 10Th issue
OF The ADVOCATE, takes exception 10 the
cumulative tax as a preventative OF mos
n0pollos, objecting that II would be mop
oratlve except In the case Of land monop-
oily where he admits II would work
admirably
With your permission will occupy a
small space In answering this objection
The purpose Of the tax Is TO prevent tho
combinations from squeezing out OF busl-
ness those who refuse to join the combl-
nations How will It do thlsY by creat-
ing the necessity to sell combination goods
At higher price than non-comblnation
goods need to be sold at. But Will that
serve to protect the non-comblnation con-
Germs from destructionP will answer
this by going to the tariff. The object OF
the tariff was 10 protect the American
manufactures from destruction by foreign
manufacturer, destruction that would
usually bave boen accomplished by food
ing the markets where new establish
ment should start up with extraordinary
cheap goods until the new concern ceased
The tariff was operative Although the
American concerns are feeble affairs at
the beginning yet were they maintained
The foreigners would anhihilate them
when they were allowed full swing at
them, but they could not pay a tariff tax
and do it. If tax which must be added
TO the cost OF the goods gave protection
In one case why would II not In anotherf
Il would The managers ofthe combina-
tions could not pay the increased taxation
the cumulative plan would subject them
to and squeeze out the non combination
concerns II Is scarcely necessary to add
that when they could not destroy the
non-combnatlon concerns they would
have to resolve their own into non-combi-
nation concerns, or geo no trade.
WILLIAM VIoRoY.
The advocate., 1890-03-06

"71e Non Coqtomfst," "T1e AdDOcatc,"
and to the several Nationalist Clubs Of
Chicago.
ResoJUed, That said papers be and are
hereby requested to publish these resolu-
tons.
Feb "a, 1890 The above resolutions
we're introduced, by the undersigned, and
unanimously passed, by the lst. National
ist Club Of Kansas City.
Fraternally,
II. w. GmRUTH.
The advocate., 1890-03-06
oar the First Nationalist Club OF
Kansas City.

WHEREAS, r. b. Blackstone, president
Of Che Chicago and Alton railroad, in his
annual report, recently, made to the stock
holders Of said railway, has in certain
sense become an advocate Of nationalism.
ia this, he desires the people to exercise
the right Of eminent domain, or purchase,
and thus take the ownership and control
of AN railway properties, and use, operate,
own and control said properties by and
Tor the people Therefore be 1t
ReoOlped, BY che First Nationalist Club
Of Kansas City, that, we heartily endorse,
tho report Of said 7. b. Blackstone, so far
As II relates to the right Of the people to
exercise the right of eminent domain or
purchase.
Resoioed, That, in taking said properties,
the people ought not to pay for the same,
more than the actual cost thereof
Rssolved, That, the people ought to re-
pudiate all watered stocks and fictitious
bonds.
ResoyUed, That, all stocks and bonds
given by the people Of the various cities,
towns, townships, counties, states, and the
United States, through which said rail-
ways are constructed to aid in the con-
structlng Of said railways, ought in all
good conscience and equity be first de-
Quoted from the "dctuGJ cost" Of said rail
ways, and the residue, lfany, be paid over
20 the present owners of said railway
properties.
Rcsotcea, That, in paying for said rail
ways--bonds Of the people, ought to be
used, to run for term Of years, payable
at any time, at the option Of the people
Ia Legal Tender Treasury Notes. That
said bonds ought not to draw interest in
excess OF one per cent per anaum
ResoLUed, That, copy Of these resolu
tlons be furnished to each Of the severa
daily papers, published in Kansas City
alao to the official journals Of the Borther
hood of Locomotive Engineers, to @7R,
NassonalSstn eThe RaasaS Commoaer,'
The advocate., 1890-03-06
Practical Politics.
Editor ADVOCATE.

Editor ADVOCATE.
THE ADVOCATE Of the Goth inst. is at
hand. It is glorious paper and is en-
gagged in noble cause. Specially, is It's
editorial matter sound in principle and
logic, dignifed in tone aud to tho pojat
THE ADVOCATE is indeed banner raised
ON high for the people. Long may It
wave.
Brother McLallin; to use a slang phrase
81 am all broke up" lam perplexed aud
amazed--disturbed and alarmed, and feel
a premonition of coming disaster For
this perturbed state Of my feelings TIE
ADVOCATE is responsible, or at least some
ideas | notice advanced therein.
| will explain; From the editorial ut.
terauces Of THE ADVOCATE, l clip the
following;
"Now Cor the remedy Fsom the very Avst Il.
sue THE ADvccATE up Ia tbN pssseat glne VA
The advocate., 1890-03-06
PRAIRIE VIEW, Kansas.

Mr. S. MoLALLIN, Topeka, Kansas.
Dear sir;-I am deeply and intensely
interested in this movement. have ref
erence to the Farmers Alliance and In
dustrlal Union. For the past eighteen
years ] have identified myself with every
movement that seemed to promise any
relief for farmers and laboring men; but
| confess with poor success so far. Some
times / have been little discouraged,
but believe the principles we declare for
are the principles Of eternal truth, justice
and right and must eventually prevail. SO
/ shall do all can for the success Of
them. AT the same time ] am not SAN
guine that we shall succeed, it will be no
child's play to steer the craft clear Of
breakers, we have willy foe to contend
with. OF course the old parties profess
sympathy with us, but / don't take much
stock in their sympathy. For the very
moment the old parties find the ewealth
producers are going to unite as one man
or the success OK these principles, and