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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOr
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

NEW SlX-ROOM TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No gil L STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises shall
sell the very handsome New Two-story Brick resi-
dence containing rooms with all modern improve
ments. This house built last year and is in
feet order being No. 81 street southwest, between
9th and 10th.
Terms: one third cash. balance at six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust or all cash at option of purchaser All
convey ancng. &C. ut purchasers cost. 800 deposit
required at the tine of sale. If sale
not complied with in fifteen days the day Of sale
the property will be resod at the risk and cost of the
defaultlng purchaser.
Title perfect. Premises can be inspected day prior
to sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
jyl-dts Auctioneer.
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English War ships at Halifax.

Her majesty's troop ship Tyne, from Queens
town via St Johns, N.F., with drafts for the
war ships and having in tow two torpedo boat 9,
arrived at Halifax yesterday.
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II IcHMoNp AND DANyILIE RAILROAD co.

- edmond AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD co.
$50 a.mL-East tennessee Mail, daily for Warren
ton. Gordonsyille Charlottesville Lynchburg and
Stations between Alexandria and Lyllchburs, Roam
Memphis. Pullman SLEEPER Washington IoIne, ia
liza am.-tast Mail daily for tulpeEer Char
EspeSbne sochS Mo nSs ana and ono q.e
tween lynchburg and Danyie. Greensboro Raleigh.
AsheyiIIe- Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta
birmingham. Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas and
California. Pullman SlteIer New lork to Atlanta
aud Pullman Sleepers Atlanta TO New orleans Pull
man Sleeper DaLville " Columbia anu Augusta Pull
Route.
$40 p.m.--Daily, except Sunday. Tor Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate stations
4:35 y. m.-Daly via LynchbupS, Bristol and Chat
tanoogA Pullman Nestibule Slcepers Washington 10
Memphis cOnnectng thence Tor al Arkansas points
IL: 40 p.m.-MesteTn Express daily for MANASSAS
Pullman Nesubule Train Washing 10 CINCINNATI.
IL 90 D. m-southern Express daily for Lynchburg
DsnNille. halelgh. Asheville, Charlotte. Columbia
Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, 1exas
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. pullman
Sleeper Washington 20 Birmingham, Ala, Atlanta
sna GeoTsla paclne kswsI' and pnllmAn Sleeper
salisbury; Also Washington to Augusta VIA DAnyills
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington 90 daily. :55 Pm daily except sunday
aud 40 y. N. daily arrive Round hill IL 80 M,
40 .. IN. aud 20 Pm. returning leave hound Hill
except sunday, arriving Washington $50 am and
5 % pm. ana 80 pun.
vile aud Lynchburg arrive in Washington q % n
and 10 pm; VIA East Tennessee, Bristol and ly nc.
burg nj = 80 and $50 .. VIA Chesapeake and
pm. and :.I3 al strzsburg local ut 10 a am.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation AID Information
furnished and oasYAse checked nj Office, 1900 PENN
s. ha,s ave. Az, ana a. passenger s'Au'
myio JAS L TAYLOR Gen. Pass Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPoSALs FOR FoKAGE-sUPPLY DIVISION,
i War Department WASHINGTON pc. July 1. 1880
T%ELyEs CLOCK SGoSi FRIDAY. RGG dnsf
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1s,I such Forage,
horses m he WAY s sble y B sns arc
notified that no award or formal acceptance any bid
makes apr opristlon which the Forage called
for can be purchased. Envelopes containing proposals
dressed to NJ r. rhoRP cn eff Of 9 supply any D
vision. yJ-4t,&Y2I&22
SEALED Ed, PKoP9sALs WILL re REcLIyED AT
July TWELFTH. 1890. for hire of % Drauglt
eamrment et The National Guard at Fort Washington
from July II TO July ~ Proposals may be made for
e Or ali III fa
Information can be obtained at 7O2 seieneenth
fOkD,quartelmaster general C. militis. .y2-yt
phOrosALs FOR EUEL..0FEICE OF THE
pariment Building. Washington i C.. july i, ise0.c
Sealed PROPOSAL III duplicate, incosed and adore
TwELvE oCLScK AZ. on sAT a jhis aln'e JULY
Navg sI Il the Mar and
year ending June 80, 1891. follows: 3,5UO tons,
Ash Stove Coal All coal must be OF the best quality
free from dust or impurities and inspected by
weighed upon the government scales in the court
yards Pns hundred cords Hickory Mood 30 eSTd
INSPECTED by sworn inspector at the cost Of the
pieces and measured after it is sawed anu Delivered
The coal and wood TO he delivered at the State, War
and Navy Department Building and stored in the
vaults by the party parties whom the contract or
contracts may be awarded: at such times and such
quantities as the convenience the office may re-
qure. keserying the right to order much or
Is much less OF either coal wood be required
Of the contract price, also the right to reject any
bids 81 to accept any portion Of any bid The success
iui bidder OF bidders will be required to furnish
bond in the sum Of $1,000 us guarantee of the faith
fui performance OF the contr-ct. 1HOM. WILLIAM
SON, Chiei Engineer, U. S.N., Superintendent.
tyl, 5.S. ll-4t
pRoPoSALs FOR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
once VI the Superintendent Of the state. War and
Navy Department Building, Washington, DC. July
1871 Sealed proposals, in duplicate Will be re-
celyed 1t this office until - O'CLOCK NOON, SAT-
URDAf, JULY TWELFTH. 1890. for furnishing this
the fiscal ending June 3U. 1879 with
SOip Brushes. Sponge, Paints, Oil. Glass, Towels
Crash. Cocoa Mats Nails. Screws &c, &c. Schedules
forms OF proposals and all information can
be obtained upon application to THOM. WILLIAM
Sun, Chief Engineer. US. N, Supt y1,5,S.ll-4t
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL FOR REPAIRS OF
Il buildings, &c, at Howard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ dulicate Will be received uy the undersigned uutI
TWO Pm. THURSDAY, JULY TENTH. 1890, for
furnis hing lumber. Lime, Cement, Hardware Paint
On, &c, Tor the repairs OF buildings Howard Uni
yel sity for the ending June 80, 1891 Particu-
lars furnished application. The right to reject amy
or all bids we'd, Office hours, o To 10 nm T "
JOHNSON, Treasurer ie:,u-St
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AUCTION SALES.
rOM Or ~ OW.


Uni z AR i. LILLY
New sSo York syenue: on WEDNESDAY, July NINTH.
taken up from the nOrihsas, section and remaining
RATcL1FFE DARR eS CO. p. Ans,i,9ass..:
TwENTY-EIGH VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
e ~ Ss ANR FIJI HIahTH aRs 81
sqS rsa :; 4.
premises to close the affairs Of syndicate
E E$ $# j Is $$ I !. 'f ssESsfRR
LOTS l TO Il EkSST . sTKEEr NORTHEAST.
x d3Ts l5 TO IL FRONT SEVENTH STREET
LOIS s TO A FRONT EIGHTH STREET
lois i 1SD LAYING TR9NT OF lsl BY
LOTS is AND 10 FRONT IO.:,1iIa BALANCE
Tot A 10 3,11e. BALANCE 16x11e.
These Los are the most desirable in the northeast
and shoTld the attention Of parties in search
Terms: Subject to deed of trust of s57e on each
Tor three june isSo
Of
al 81 s rse pu re e
advertisement in some newspaper published i'll Wash
at %
KATCLIFFE. DARR co.
III 920 Pennsylvania ave.
sreGk OF t2UqHs GhHkEs sHfnHI EoF 81
GK9CERIts. IRON SAFE, HORSE. WAGON
sS ReHA asnss ss4 s f1fsh pf srREE 4
Or MEDNEsDAY MoRNISa. JULY NINTH. at
ire Of Sor .n a. tss
called for from last sale
Iron Safe, Horse. Wagon and Harness to which We
'A..' s Vic ''''N'n RSTcLiFFE. DARR CO.
1885, Auctoneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Auctioneers
sTocK OF LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. CONSISTING OF HOSIERY SUSPEND
FRS. TOWELS, EMBkOIDERIEs, LACEs. RIB
SOAPS. HANDKLRCHIEfS, SHOW CASES, &C.
On WEDNESDAY. JULY NINTH. AT ELEVEN
above stock removed thereto for convenience of sale
jylat WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & co. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMpROVED PROPERTY ON NINE.
STRfETs NoRTHMEsI hT hHCTI6N. AMI
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JULY NINTH,
Al S1XOCLOCK, we will offer for sale in front OF the
HE SOUTH HALF OF LOT IN SQUARE lab.
fronting 3s feet inches on 10Th and running back
The property this locality rapidly advancing in
vaIne being about one block from the extended chart
cred route Of the lexington and Soldiers Home Elsc
trio railroad. and all of the Executive Depart
ments which makes it a splendid opportunity for in
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance one and two years.
with interest at per cent from day Of sale secured
posit Of 300 required at time Of sale Terms to be
COMPLIED with in ten days resale at risk and of
aeiantng purchaser. All conveyancinC and record
jy5-d&ds RATCLIFFE DARR CO. Aucts
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RAILROADS.

RLTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
~. x,. snsaal. I'm, N sss, SHs 2 lsse
ro, c,,c.-0 "a ss S,1s,, and, and { street
Ter cine,nnss, 81 toass ana Indl.S.rs,,. .,pr-..
For hIiseurs and oss,el.nd. erprc-s daily o 30 |.
For Lexington and points In the Shenandoah Waller.
For s Sss' s sn .ns .g fsOP
, f2r b.inmore. weed days oa. 90. o IS. 70
ssS e sis 20 ga 49, rs sa 80 80 s s
s:S IN. 100 and II 80 pm. SUNDAYS 4:os. "a,
sis $50 as %insss: SsS. sS tsa e Sd IS
np n :S1 500 o:iA os2G 1850 s.3a. 1854
Nor aS. Nay station. between WASHINGTON and n.l.-
ai.i 80 Pm; sundays $50 am. 90. S.ss 81.
pssi1. R s,,s 10 slii%Gr' for Washington xces days
90 800 800 90 Z. = 20 90. Z 80 80. "a. "a
$50 sS so sas. sso 4 TO- vV a M 10 SUNDAYS
LOO In i,SI 40; $50; t'i5 500. 20. I'd
@ :S iS, md Sc and nd i 81 Yd ana 20
sis 6'S So ana. isos gSa pS s's su ansss.
:, rS5 s' !, i5s Metropolitan Branch 70 80
fi9;.S m. (. 50 aud Is so , IA. '''"' ''''''
For Gsithersburx aud lniorinetIiaie g1ints 20 90
fi0;0o. IN 90 am. fl:Oo. $500 = IS. t9.sS
For Boyd's and intermediate stations - .oopm.
aehi icbNcs Nt-hlhstou ON SUNDAY AZ 1 Ia
m ssoIiine az all stations Metropolitan Branch
For fr derrick t6;30. s. 80. 50 80. tn 30 a ~
i:l n. f3:.tO. "a 30 pm
For Hsserstown. tl0 40 an and IS :3Opm
rains arrive from Chicago daily A. m and
t:Io m fron Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily %
Iii sho -3oo Pm from littsourg 40 am. 5.50
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
ror New York, Trenton, Newark j., and Elizabeth
49, 800. 1000. 1000, sl2 90 am -Ia-
a. % snd 1880 I'm. Buffet Parlor Cars un ali
y, ms. sieepins Car on the lO,3O .. m. open
FOR Philadelphia a o. rs 90 30 90 10 90 noon
x 30, = 90. u: and q o 80 nm.
a. TOT Newark, bel, Wilmington and Chester q sO5
.IoSo IN i2:VO noon. $50 - go. 81 Is. and
Nor Dor lntermediate points between baltimore and
,m 1000 and 81 20 am, ~: 80. "a 30
Trains leave New York for Washington. 900
,i III; am. goo. $40 - 90 pm and 'l2:iS
Train. leave Philadelphia. for Washington. - "a.
&c 49, s;io' llaSo am II 40. .4.3l. .5:5a
For BOSTON 40 so pm. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing car running through 20 Boston without change
Nj station at Boston.
For Atlantic City, 4 .o5 and 10 am. 90 noon
lO;3opm- SundAys 05 am and ~ noon
F0k BAY RIDGE
- Week days. 9;l5 am, I 80. 4 30 nm sundsys
leave Bag Ridge. week days. o 30. 4 30 pm sun
days. S:UU, 81 90 IN. 49,
Except Sunday. DAILY. sSundEy only
Bagsase allied for and checked from hotels and resi-
uelces b Union Transfer Company orders left a
ucket onnces. Oily and 1871 Penn ave, and at depot
d. 4. oDELL- Gen. MANAGER. 1el0
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LADIES GOODS.

7 ADIES-Now is THE TINE TO LEARN GEO
~ Whites system to cut and fit Ladies' Dresses,
lailor-made Costumes, Coats &c. Prices reasonable
Terms easy. School opens July 10. ends September
10. his ~ not chart machine, but knowledge,
SCIENCE an art everybody knows Mr. Whites fitting
is exceptionally elegant For information call al
11l2 st gro WHITE
Y2-6r Ladies' Tailor.
EkoNTs: FRoNTsm FkoNTs!n
Always in order by plain combinS
MILE NJ. J. PRANDrS,
1929 St n. MRS. Harrison,sl
Importer Of
Fine French Hair Gooda
Hairdressing
n1ySn' Shampooine
A CCORDlON tFRENCH) PLATING IS CTS PER
"A yard Knife Paitlng, cts. per yard aud up. q.
Pinkinx. je2l- I'm.
LRENCH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
Il ING ES1ABLlSHMENT, 1905 New York ave.
tiist-clsss Ia>es, and Gents work OF descrip
nun. Flannel aid Evening Dresses. ANTON AND
SAhoLlNE LEkCH formerly with A Fischer tLd
MaIson lriese. larls. Ja2l
A NTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A lISHNENI AND DIE WORKS, 300 q ST NV
Ladies and Gents Garments Of all kinds cleane and
dyed without being ripped. Ladies' EvenIng Dresses
itlecialty Thirty hive years experience. Prcss mod
crate GOODS called Tor and delivered. sl4
LL-WOOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RlPPEn
"A dyed good mourninx black.
A FISCHER.
slf yO6 u st. NV
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THERE Is ONLY ONE
8. 8. q

And thera Is nothing like 1t. Do not be imposed on
with substsutes, limitations &c, because the dealer
makes few cents more ON bottle.
LEAD POISON CURED
am painter by trade Three years ago had bad
case Of Lead Poison. caused by using paint I was
cured In short time by s. a. 8. The medicine drove
Se poison ont through the pores of the skin My
ETH was 90 saturated with poison that my under
clothes were coored by the paint being worked out
the medicine through the pores of my skin. was
cured entirely by s. aud have had return since
c. PARK LEAK. waynesville. Ohio.
Treatise on Blood AMI Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
je28 8
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LEADING ISsrRuMENrs
DECKER BROS.
WEBER
FISCHER PIANOS
ESTEY
1VERS POND
EsTEY ORGANS. EsTEY o1aANa
MODERATE PRICES. EASY TERMS
Old instruments taken In part payment Tuning
and keI ring.
Telephone o29
We close ut o O'Clock during July and August
SANDERS q STAlMAN,
y3f street northwest
Is y. Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd
no l2l1 Main St, Richmond, Va.
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HEALTH DEPARTMkNT, JULY 8. 1890.
New York avenue. on WEDNESDAY, JULY NINTH.
1890, at ONE O'CLOCK PM. ONE BAY HORSE,
taken up from the northeast section and remaining
unclaimed. By order Of the Health Officer. SAMUEL
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

IS : f f. F. F.
oSSS II EER -
Prize Medal Furis EXPOSITION. zoo first Ireinlum
Endorsed by over 100 music schools and colleges
durability. Old Pianos taken In exchange. Tine only
Upright that can take the place Of a Grand.
3y3-3m PFEIFFER 4 CONLlFF, 5l4 i 1th n
II RAKAUER BROS. USE BEST MATERIALS
N Oh their Pianos. employ best artisans and do
supervise personally. Result: Superior instrumental
L. II KUHN. Sole Agent. 1903 @ st. Burdett OrYsznsL
ap14- :Sm
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II UhEAI
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

- THE i9k shsf wfsf hs hS soUrHwrsr
aHSA Ms GbffPIR Nfr kSpMrS,
TRAINS II sfres aM , n 1870 1865
SoRNLE OF GIN AND b STsEfis, As FoLhoMs:
For iittsburg aud the West Chicaeo imiied fnIress
last Lane Io;5o am daily to c SD and ST' 81
nns S' ds i've ping car, from iittrSans 70 Co
c Sasfil .. Car Aitoons 60 chlcsso 81 Louis chit
Parior Car Ssshinsson to Hsfr.ba 1v sna S Ssly
ins Cars Harrisburg 70 81; Louis. Chicago and en-
Mes, tern E.pTsss. At 40 nm daily. with sleep.
aa al H Il and %h 81 L
sleepers for Louisville aud Memphis TAclnc TX
with through Sleeper 70 nttsburg. and nitsburss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Kane CansndAisua Rochester and Niagara Falls
For Erie, Cansndaigua Rochester daily. for Buf.
,al1 and Niasars daily except saturday 10 90 IN.
For Willismsport Lock HayeL and EInirA, 10 .5OA
f. N; daily. except SUNDAY
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND TIE EAST.
1919 90 s AMID 80 i H On 5iS Sua S.S
gio pa Limited E1r ai' Of pS 2 leog PS Hns
Cars 9i4O Am. daily. except Sunday. for New
York only Limited Express with Dmins Car ) 90 \
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
asst express 10 a m week days aud 90 pm daily.
IE ~ Ita,s SUNDAY only, . 40 pm
Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn AuneI. AFFORD
ne uheet street. avoiding uOullo
ferrage across New York city
daily
For Baltimore. 6:35. z 70 10. 9.OO $40. 10 90
1880, II 90 and 4 40 am, IL .O5, =: 10 3 10
$50 900. I ;2u 30. ; 90. 30. 600. 40
lOOO ana 1 20 D. Ia On SUNDAY 800. "a.
l0:3o, 40 Am. =; 10. BIS. 3;;ld 90, "a
300. 40, 900. 40. 1000 and Ii 20 pm
For fopes Gresk Lane. 7:so am and 80 p. daily.
For AnhsrSiis 20 and 9 90 an. l2e5 and 4.so
pm daily. except SUNDAY. SUNDAYS. 4:2Op.n
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAY 4. 1890.
1857 anu. IL "a U noon: s,d5 si36 s4S -
6Ol. s:U2, 1905 and 30 , IA. ON SUNDAY "a
4:3o; :45. 9:45. 1O:57 am. 2:30. 6Ol. 500
and lOO5 y.
Accommodation for QuAntco. z as am ana 81
pm. week days. As am. SundAys
For hlchnlond and the south. 80 and 1857 IN.
daily. Accommodation. 4 DO y. m. week days
Trains leave Alexandra Tor Washington q O5, .05
500. sl0. lO;l5, IL 90 am: go. , 90. 3.59
b:lO, 900. 90. 20. 10 80 and IL :Us D. NJ On
Sunday 81 q lOa Id I i O7 AM: - 90. no. Od,
30. s. 20 and 10 81 pm
Tickets and nIofmato at the CHICO, northeast
ner 18th ST. and lennsy lyania avenue and at the
station where orders be left the chez kg u
baesase 10 destination from hotels and resldences
ChAs. + flGh, }. n WOOD.
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Tickets aud informs tion the Ofce northeast cor
ner 18th ST. and fennsl lyania avenue, and at the
station where orders be left for the checking
baesase 10 destination from hotels and residences
ChAs. T. PlGh. J. X MOOD.
General Manager. Imyl2l General Passenger Agent
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COLE COLE. Attorneys. 344 st NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. iy5-dt
The advocate., 1890-01-30
(Attestl
NOTICE.

There arc many Alliances in the state
anxlously inquiring why their charters
are delayed The following letter will
explain;
WASHINGTON, d. G. Jan. 3D., 1890,
j. b. French, Esq.
Dear Sir and Brother:-Your letter Of
inquiry dated Dec. 9th received and
contents noted.
We are now having splendid lot Of
material printed which VIC will have ready
to send to State Secretaries by or before
the First Of February.
The National Farmers Alliance and In.
dustrlal Union at the ~. Louis meeting
ordered that State Secretaries procure all
their charters and rituals through the
National Secretary,
Yours fraternally,
j. II. TURNER,
Sec. N. +. A. 81 /. u.
My order Tor supplies has already been
sent in and when they are received will
be issued rs speedily as possible.
Inthe mean time organizers will leave
disponsations with all organizations made,
which will answer every purpose, until
gannullcd by the reception Of a charter"
j. b. French
Sec. +. s. l.. A. Of Kan.
The advocate., 1890-01-30
OFFICIAI,..

J. II. Turner. Secretary Of the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union,
has filed his bond with the executive
board, and has entered upon the duties Of
his Office. His address temporarily is 5t1
Ninth street, N, W., Washington, D. G..
All money due this order should be paid
to him, and u notice of all dues paid him
should be sent to the undersigned chair
man Of the executive board.
Washington, d. O., January 2, 1890.
G. w. MAoUNE.
CHAIR. Er, Bd. N. n A. and LU.
The advocate., 1890-01-30

Farmers and Labor's Alliance Of Kansas.
The Following Rulings OF the Judiciary Com.
mttee are Ordered Published.
lst Adverse Ruling In the case Of B.
u. Kles, That heis not eligible on account
Of living In an Incorporated city and be-
Ing connected with Union Labor paper.
I'd, No editor publisher or canvasser
for any newspaper, not published wholly
in the interest Of the Alliance, shall be
eligible TO membership in the order
Sd. No subordinate Alliance shall be
organized nearer than two miles Of cor
porate limits Of cities. Provided that
where organizations are now In existence
within the two miles aforesaid, they re-
main unless removed outside tho two
mile limit by q majority vote Of the mem
bers.
4th That the ADVOCATE published by
s. MeLallln, at Topeka, Kansas, be
designated as the organ for the publica-
ton Of official notices and orders for the
time being.
The above rulings and orders, were
made and approved by us, this gath day
Of December 1880.
s. J. ADKINS,
i. Q. CALDWELL, Ju. Com.
w. A. NELSON,
[Attestl j. b. FRENCH, Sec'y,
Hutchinson, Kans.
The advocate., 1890-01-30
A SERIOUS MISTAKE.

Members Ofihe Order Please Take Notice.
A serious error has been discovered
in the compilation of the proceedings
of the ST. Louis meeting. Sec. 20 of
the Statutory Laws as published last
week should be striken out and the
following substituted in its place.
"THAT THE QUESTION OF ELIGIBILITY
BE LEFT TO EACH STATE, SUBJECT TO THE
LIMITATIONS OF THE CONSTITUTION"
The advocate., 1890-01-30

terests Of tho country expand, and that All mon.
oy issued by the government shall be legal tender
In payment Of all debts, both public and private,
q We demand the FREQ and unlimited coInago
OF silver.
3. We demand that Congress shall pass such
laws aa shall electualy prevent tho dealing In
futures In all agricultural and mechanical pro
ductlOnsI preserving such stringent system OF
procedure In trials as shall secure prompt con-
Vction, and imposing such penalties as shall 50
cure the most perfect compliance with tho law.
4. We demand the passage Of laws prohibiting
allen ownership OF land, and that Congress take
early steiS 20 devise some plan 10 obtain alI lands
now owned by aliens and foreign syndicatesi
and that all lands now held by railroadland 9TH
er corporations In excess Oisuch as are actually
used ana needed by them, DO reclaimed by the
government and hold FOR actual settlers only.
B. Believing In the doctrine OF "equal rights 30
all and special privileges TO none" wc demand
that taxation National or State, shall not DO
used TO build up one interest or class NJ the OK,
pensc d another.
We believe that the money OF the country
should be kcptas much as possible In the hands
Of the people, and hence we demand that all
revenues, National state or County shall be
limited 30 the necessary expenses OF the govern
ment economically and honestly Administered.
0. We demand that Congress provide for tho
issue Of 2 sufficient amount Of fractional paper
currency 10 facilitate exchange through the me-
dium Of the United STATE. mall.
7. We demand that the means OF COmmunica.
tIon and transportation shall be owned by, and
operated IN the interest Of the people, as In the
United States postal system,
8. We demand such legislation as shall effect
ually prevent the cxtOrtlon OF usunious interest
by any form OF evasion OF statutory provisions.
0. We demand such legislation as Will pro
vide for reasonable stay Of execution In MI
cases Of foreclosure Of mortgages on real estate,
aud q reasonable Cxtentlon Of time before the
confirmation OF sherlnssalcs.
10. We demand such legislation as viii effect
ually prevent the organization or maintaInance
Of trusts and combines for purposes OF speCuIa-
tiOn in any OF the products Of labor or necessl-
ties Of life, or the transportation Of the same
II. We demand the adjustment Ofsalares OF
public officials 10 correspond with existing inan'
clal conditions, the wages paid 10 other forms OF
labor, and the prevailing prices Of the products
OF labor.
70. We demand the adoption OF the Austria
Ian system Oivotlng and the Crawford system
Of primaries,
The advocate., 1890-01-30
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Having made special arrangements with the
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The advocate., 1890-01-30
National Farmers Alliance and
washington, D. G., january 5, 1889,

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Washington d. G., January ,, 1882
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form for burial service, will be published
and issued from this office. Also the Con-
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with simple and Practical rules ofparlia-
mentary usage.
These books will be printed in neat and
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