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A wAsHouT CAUSED IT.


Fatal Acei<ssna on the Tssek Isaand Road. IN
Colorado.
CmcAao. July ~
The accident 90 the east bound train ON
Rock Island road near Lyman, Colo, was
caused by the washing away Of two spans
OF bridge, mile aud half from THAI
place. II is thought the washout was the
result of cloudbarst or waterspout. The
engine. baggage car, day coach and chair
car won't into the chasm and were badly
wrecked. The sleeper remained ON the
track. Twelve or iiftesn people we're more
or less seriously injured, and Engineer
Mccormick was killed. Among the in
jured were Miss Annie Patterson, Of
Mankato, arms bruised, and III. I'll. Boggs,
ol Lincoln, keb., head slightly bruised.
Engineer Mccormick has not vet been
found, but his body ID probably under the
engine.
Later particulars or tina train wreck near
Lyman, COL. received 1t the general ofiicos
OF tho Rock Island. gives the list OF in
jured as follows:
wsLLIAm wAKos. Pueblo.
q. w. WoELsKp. kansas City.
j. ~. THOMPSON. Bnsna Vista.
hlss ANNA PATTERSON, Mankato. Minn.
n. IA. Booaa, Lincoln, Neb
Jons yArEs, Riley, Kan.
The crew on the ill-fated train all es-
capped With only few slight bruises, with
the exception Of Engineer Mccormick.
who was instantly killed. The damage TO
the company viii be heavy.
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some Rich Mines Near san Jacinfe, smg
Bernarsine oeaasy.

Some Rich Mines Near san Jaeinto, san
Bsrnarssine oeaasy.
BAN faAxcxsoo. July a.
From present Indications California will
have a new industry, rivaliing Tn import
ance even the taking OF gold from she
bowels Of the earth. The new industry In
the mining At great profit OF tin ore near
San Jacinto. San Bernardino county.
Twenty-seyen years ago tin deposits were
found In this neighborhood, but the value
OF the discoveries did not seem 20 be ap-
preciased. Negotiations have just been
concluded whereby the San Jacinto tin
mines win pass into the hands Of an Fog
lish syndicate with large experience In the
treatment of these ores. These men, who
own the tin mines near Swansea, Wales,
pronounce the California ores as rich as
the Welsh ores they have been operating
with fair profit. The formation of the
county where the the mines arc situated is
similar to that where the best Tin mines
exist.
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THE MARKETS.
saeax olty a.ave Sc aek.

SIOUX Cssy Livs sssek.
sIorx crTY. Juiy "a.
HoGs- Receipts. LDso offsoIsl yesterday I7pa
Market ssroug 50 higher. selling at ssSaass-S7's
osisis- --issesspts, 900; staeiaI yesterday. 10;
shspmsnts, s71 MAxkst slow and steady.
Quoaasions: Fst sessss, prime ss.7s,s
oe osos. . 900 ssod loo eeaaS. sisa s
ss.oiaais; iair 70 good. sa5Sas.o0i inisrioI.
saIsss.ss: srasssss. isiI . GOOD. sl.Tsaassi
infsxior % common. si-25a I.6 cannsFs. 7se .
sias yss.alinssS ai 4 exa,s shoies sAoogs Y CON.
common H:5ss1S; veal saivss poor 90
South Omaha EAvs stock.
SOUTH OMAHA. July q.
Hogs - Rsosipss. s,sOo; oficial yesterday.
s.&sO. Market opened strongto &c higher aseliing
Csssas- s--asosspss, a,ooc, oaiciaI yesterday.
LEO shipEnsnss. "a cars. Market. .opensd:steady
Chicago 1--we stock.
CmcAao. July ~
Hogs -Eseeipss. IAo00. Market strong
and higher. Mixed, @Se0ess.s5; heavy, % eta
3.e91a; light, sA6083.a6.
slov. Bssves and steers. $3.50 ass stooksza
and feeders. q. .x5e5a60t Texans, 81. I.5otgS. 50
shssp. .ksesipss, e.ooo nassss strong and
A75; westerns. sa.oou4.oo
-GtinaGo RE0sIa0@~
cmcAoo, July "a -Close :is y. M.
whess Steady; cash, ss<@ssc; September.
Con -stsady; aash, s7ke; ssptsmesr, $500.
oAss-stsady; cash, s2c; ssptsmbsr, 29h
aQpAe
Rye-Steady; ser.
Bsrlsy-No 4 eash, 600.
Prlms Timothy -sl.E9I4o
Elmx-&I.3n
WhIsky--e1i0.
Pr0vfsIcns duII; eash ellis ssptsm-
bsx. sI0.o5. Lard. steady; cash sS.T24; Sep
tember. s5.eG415.g2s&.
New xork Produce.
NEW YoRM. July "a
whs&A-Lower; September, Sas6@9aha
Dcrn-Eaays lower No. ., aA13@14EMc.
OAta-WaAks western, 84BaTe.
Proyfsions~-Pork steady as1s 75ai9.50. Lard,
easy ess0aB4. Butter, quist; western, 6aISe.
EIgins, IT9iTiAe. EGGS isssgulAr; western.
milwaukee Produce.
MmwAuxNE. July Ga
wheat Quiet: NO. spring. eaah. soasslac
No. northern, woc,
Cogn-~D Dali No. 3 3Bc.
Oats-EAaiex No. white s8lSuSTc.
Rye Steady No L. Sec.
harley Steady No. z. Sbe.
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Europe's Skeleton In the Closet makes
Ess Appearance German aarriseus sn the
French GesmsH Provinces seem 10 ne
Getting Frenehsiisd.
LONDON. July ~.
The sudden revival Of the eastern ques-
tion--a question never dying though some-
tlmes dormant has taken the political
world somewhat By surprise and Is cans-
ing great amount Of speculation and
rumor. Cae Of the most alarming reports
II that which has IL that pramiar Rtam-
bniof, Of Bulgaria has prepared formal
proclamation OF complete Bulgarian inde-
pendenee, In defiance of the suxeranity OF
Turkey. In diplomatic circles this Is re-
garded as false move ON the part of Bull
gAria, for II would place the sign
ers OF the treaty of Berlin In
. difficult position and would give
Russia On opportunity of which she would
not be slow 20 avail herself. II is admit
ted, however, that 10 is impossible for nj.
stamDuloff 60 maintain his position in
Bulgaria unless he follows up the refusal
of the porte to grant his demand for the
recognition of Independence by Turkey;
the execution of Mai. Panitza, the arbi-
trary interference Of the government In
elections and other events having created
30 intense feeling against the premier.
that some such bold step is necessary 10
prevent the upsesting Of his government.
In Seryia also the position is one OF inse-
curity. The government aand regents are
at variance with one another. Jealousy OF
Bulgaria has now reached almost fever
heat, and the expectation OF startling de-
velopments la general.
II IL evident from the way business is
languishing In the house Of commons that
thg session III wauinB, Kud II ~ prubabfB
THAI parliament will be prorogued Aug. O..
The liberals are pairing whenessr oppor-
tunity offers aud rapidly leaving town. Mr..
Parnell has performed one Of bis famous
disappearances, and nobody knows where
he 10. He ~ not expected 20 - heard from
again before November.
Egyptian securities have been declining
for the past few days on the London Stock
exchange; owing 90 report that Lord
Salisbury has decided 90 withdraw I,OoU
British troops from Egypt shortly.
The commander Of the German garrison
~ Lemberg, In Lorraine, has ordered
schools 10 be opened for the soldiers in
orsisr TO preserve the German language
among the troops. Il was found that by
constant contact with tho French speaking
population the men we're In danger of be-
coming less proficient In their own Ian
guAge lthan In that Of the traditional
enamv
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: BLAST FURNACE HORROR.

a Workman Oyartaken by stream of
szsIten Iron.
MEiswAuKRR. Jnly -
Bay View, Wis., was shaken UP by
. terrible explosion resulting from
the leakage Of molten iron from
. blast furnace. There was large
number of men working around the furnace,
-buf Uniy ONE Jossph rsswis--was injured.
Hs was caught b. the iiood Of molten iron
and burned until the flesh dropped from
his bones. He is Rtill alive, but there is
little hope Of his recovery. The damage
TO the furnace IL considerable.
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AgricnHfnxml MnndeRm nndranmnd nf hs
Americans WIN Be Represented ut tias
Chicago SHOW.
CHICAGO. July "a.
Charles e. Brooking, one Of the owners
of the nitrate mines in Chill, is in Chicago.
Ia an interview upon landing In San Fran
cisco last week, he said: Il was somewhat
alarmed ct the reports Of the Chiiian reyo-
lntion current In the United States, but had
received cablegram from my brother at
Valparaiso stating that there bad been no
trouble OF any nature.
II In foolish to believe any such
rumors," said Mr. Brooking, for i know
the Chilian government is too powerful to
allow revolution. These reports with
which you are familiar here, are most fear
fully exaggerated. Amy trouble we have
there is never more than strike, exactly
~ you have here In Chicago, and such
things are directed against employers OF
labor, and not rs the cablegrame have Il
against the government
In Chilli, the papers and Journals are
talking great deal about the pam Ameri-
can congress-. and are really anxious thai
something should come Of Il. They de-
sire better communication with the
United States, and IL seems TO me The
Americans are neglecting marvelously
rich field.
The wonders OF the north of Chill In m
agricultural way are undreamed Of b.
Americans. The most wonderful vine.
yards ara found there, and the exhibit Of
wine from that country ri ycur world
fair will be one OF the greatest surprises ID
you all. Yes, they are already talking oi
| the fair, and the Chilian journals aFs urg.
| ing the country to excel the exhibit shs
made a. Paris. ! am sure that Chill vii
show st Chicago how greatly she leads shs
south American rspublios, end In ths
effort 20 do so ths people viii be aided b
most generous appropriations from ths
| government
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An kndiana Msn Obtains $1,000 Damages
for whipping.
Reselve Agalnst Sunday worn.

HARrFoRD. Conn, Jug "a
Five hundred members OF the Brother
hood of Railroad Firsmea assembled In .
union meeting at Allyn hall, Hartford,
Conn.,, sunday morning, 70 discuss mat
ters relating 20 their business. This sss-
sion was with closed doors. After the
morning business meeting, the delegates
marched in body to Central hall, where
dinner was served. Grand Secretary
Bristol. OF Bridgeport, after the morning
session. told the newspaper men that set
of resolutions we're adopted. among other
things pladeing the members to do all In
their power 10 prexent trAinman from
working on Sunday.
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HEARiso HIS HEART BEAT.
Qassr Faasss. That Fma the Mlaa of a
oaser Maa.

Qnssr Fanssss That Fml tAs Msna of a
oaser Maa.
What strange feeling IL Is 10 lie
awake ut night and listen TO your
heart, said q somewhat imaginative
Detroit gentleman the other day. II
do not know how Il affects other
people, but with me the sensation,
especially on still night. Is one that
stirs me 70 the strangest emotions. l
catch myself wondering as 1 listen to
the steady thump. thump. thump OF
the tlreless organ. wondering, say.
what would happen should the mes
senger OF life suddenly cease 20 per-
form its functions. In an instant l
would be- In the realms OF the un-
known, pilgrim 10 the country from
whence no man has yet returned.
Then, again. l fancy that my father IL
soldier. tapping away the drum
beats of life. And a am sometimes
f0rcibiy reminded of q beautiful Ger
man lyric poem that pictures the heart
as carpenter. and its beats the nails
the grim worker h ponEding In our
coffin. Well. perhaps, but just try
yourself on al still night a. you lie
awake I'm bed, sAeL Judge for Yourself
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a Beaatsfn venng womaa Fails the vie-
tim ef xser Rover.
EKw YonK. July -.
DIR. MoGonigal, Gus" Harrison, young
man about nj, and nm old woman named
Fannie Shaw. has been arrested IN Naw
York, charged with malpractice and the
murder OF beautiful girl named Annie
Goodwin. employed in e cigarette factory.
The facts as given hy the police are
that the girl's lover Gus Harrison, paid for
The killing OF her and that the pzastitioneI
wAs hired for tha job, which was done In
ths house of the old woman. The girl
aisd july i2 and was buried unler another
name. The doctor has bsen held la bonds
IT $1,000 and Harrison Ia $4,000.
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GRAND BRAcH. Mica, July a.
Great excitement was created at Grand
Beach, Mich, whom the murdered body OF
Martin Swi1zsr. IN old soldier, was found
rotting In one Of the ravines near the lim-
It's OF the city. II is believed that the de-
ceased wss murdered for his pension
money, q large sum Of whicn he had re-
Gently drawn ~ back pension money. Tbe
country In being secured by @ citizens
committee, and IL the miscreants are
caught there will be q lynchine bee.
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1T 10 PASSED.
Tho Original Package nsIl Passed By the
Heuse.

Tho Original Package BIa Passed by IN.
Heuse.
wAsHrxaToS july -.
In the house Immediately after tine read
ing Of e..iournAl voting began on the or
iginal PACKAGE bill. The arss vote was On
Adams amendment substitute, defining
IN original package. II vas lost g
30 lis.
The house then proceeded to vote on the
house substitute for the senate bill. The
vote resulted. yeas. 100; nays. "a. Gros-
venor, Of Ohio, moved reconsideration
and the motion was made that the motion
be tabled.
The motion TO table was agreed 10, yeas,
lis; nays. s5. The vote then required on
the passage OF the senate bin as amended.
II was passed, yeas, l7e; mars, ss. The
following is the house measure:
{ That whenever any article Of commerce
is imported into any state from any other
state, territory Or foreign nation and there
held and offered for sale, the sale then
shall be subject 10 the laws Of such
state provided no discrimination
shall be made by the state in favor OF
its citizens against those on other states
or territories In respect to the sale Of any
article Of commerce, nor in favor Of its
own products against those OF q like
produced In other states and
territories: nor shall the transportation
Of commerce through any state be OBJ
ercept by the necessary en-
Iorcement Of the health laws Of snch
state.
A conference was asked for and the
house then procseded to the consideration
Of the bankruptcy bill.
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MADRID. 9nay y
A number Of Arabs fired upon q detaoh-
menf or Spanish cavalry near the town Of
Mstiila, Spanish convict settlement on
ihe north coast cf Morocco, and several of
the cavalryms1 were wounded. This ai-
tacking party was shellsd from the fortress
and number Of Arabs killed.
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LoNnoA. July -.
Bar silver to-day declined from the en-
treme price Of yesterday, being quoted ut
50A per ounce.
syndicate ia announced with o., 200
capital 70 develop the copper mines Of Isle
Royal, In lake Superior.
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LONIuMa 9uK8 -
The 0renadier Gumrds, ordered 10 for
eign service on account Of insnboraination,
quietly embarked for the Beknudas.
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gkFaAs CErs. July -
The liabilities Of she Oentropolis Car Il
Machine Co., which has assigned, are
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
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Mpm9Aroifs. July N.
The charred remains OF Risb, who per-
ished IN the Security warehouse fira In
Minneapolis Last Tuesday have been found
In tina debris.
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A RAELRoAD 10 to be built from Arch
angel 10 Voledato unite the extreme habit
able north % the Russian empire with the
interi0E.
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sT. JoHxs, N. a.. July "a.
Cha intelligsncs of q horrible tragedy
has come from Labrador. Thomas Oliver
killed his three children and then commit
ted suicide, on May A. The infrcquency
OF Communication with Labrador accounts
for the delaY ID hearing OF cha crime.
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cHARREo AND sPEEcHIEss.

Hukribie Death of a south Carolina yps-
naaa and Suicide of Her Husband.
ootUhBIA, = O.. July as
9ae OF the most horrible crimes on
record is reported from Collision county,
Sopth Carolina. The crime was COM
missed on Mary's island, an unfrequcnted
apW In the county mentioned. Paddy
Grent lived there with his wife Phoebe, and
anethsr woman, Supposed to be too inti-
mszo with Grant, frequently visited his
wis. Wednesday last Grant informed the
relefiona Of his wife that she had been
seTereIy hurt the week before by the ex-
piosion OF q kerosene lamp and was In q
bad condition.
The relatives found her burned from her
knses in front only, terribly charred and
spaeehless. She died when an attempt was
made to remove her. No traces Of oil
could be found ON the floor or no traces of
burning below the knees of the woman.
These and contradictory statements caused
the arrest of Grant, but hs escaped from
his guards. Having been run to earth
again, be requested permission 90 return
to ms room for short while. Almost i'm
mAdsAtely the report OF gun was heard,
andft was found that he placed the mnz-
xIa Of his musket against bis stomach and
exploded il, blowing hole clear through
hinsself. Ii is thought kerosene was poured
over his wlfe's body by himself and the
ottser woman, and that she was then set on
fire.
an fpalaaa sIsn ostalns ss.ooo Damages
for whipping.
fsxnxkuR, and, July "a.
Mnxion Kendall, married man who
lived nj Elizasilie, Ind, four years ago.
and who was charged with assaulting .
yopng girl, was taken out by white caps
one night, tied 10 post and beaten into
inssnsibiiity. He became paralyzed from
the effects and brought suit for Sl0,00o
damages against ave Of his assailants, who
were respected citizens of the county.
Judgment was given for $5,0e0. The de-
PENDANTS carried the case to the supreme
court, but decision handed down from
that body last week affirms the Judgment
Of the lower court.
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Tue ArEsaslas isspubllo Conspiracy.

BuKNoB AxmNs. July 2a.
The city Or Buenos Ayrea i greatly agi-
tated In consequences Of the discovery of :
plot 10 overthrow the government. Ths
place Is garrisoned BY 4.000 troops and
1000 policemen. Tho hourse Is demorRl.
ized
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Europe's sssksaeson In the CIosef" makes
Iss Appearanoe-- German ssarrsssns fn the
Fr~neh Gerassa Provinees sessn 20 ne
Getting Frenehsiisd.
The advocate., 1890-12-03

Whereas, The general condition OF our country
impodtVGly demands unity Of action on the part
OF Tho labQring clhqaes, reformation in economy
and the dissemination Of principles best calctl.
mechanical pursuits, encouraging tho toiLng
maaB0B-leading them In tho road or prosperity,
and providing just and fnir remuneration TOR
labor, Just exchange for our commodities, and
the bent means for securing 10 the lnbQrng
classes the greatest amount OF good We hold 20
the principle that al mOnOpOll0a are dangor0up
% the best interests OF Che country, fcldng %
onhlaye q fre0 people and guby0rt and nnnAly
overthrow tho great principles purchased by tnq
fAtherB Of American liberty. We therefore adopt
tho following as our declaration OF principles;
/. 10 labor for the education or tho Agrtcul-
iTal classes I'm the science Of economical govern
m0nt I'm strictly nOn-partlsnn spirit and To bring
about more perfect union OK said caages.
2 That 70 demand equal rights 70 aI ana spo-
8. 40 lndSrse the motto, 'In things essential,
unity; and in OIL things, charity"
4. TO develop better state mentally, morally,
socially and financially
o 10 constantly strive 10 secure entire hAg-
ihOny and good Will tO al mankind, and brOtherV
love among ourselves.
8, no suppress personal, local. sectional and
national preludicesi OIL unhealthy rivalry and au
n8liiGh ambition.
Z. Tho brightest Jewels which II RarnorB are
the tears Of widows and orphans, and its lmp0rar
aiVo commands are 10 visit the homes whore
lRcernted hearts arc bleeding; 20 aSslAgo tho
guHeTingn OF brother Or sister; bury tho dead,
care for the widows and educate the orphAng 70
exercise charity towards Offenders, 70 QOngtLue
words and deeds In their most favorable hight,
granting honesty OF purpose and good Mtentlon
iO Othors and 20 protect the int0reita OF Ghe
BarmeT9 Alliance and Industrial Union until
death. lts laws are reason and equity, lts chrdl-
1al d0Otrln8e inspire purity OF Thought and hieA
lta intention ID, "On earth, peace ana goOd WIN
% mon"
The advocate., 1890-12-03

Bluu NJ Mrs. Lease personally, that II
her articles still increase in yulgarlty the
women OF Kansas will be compelled 10
petition THE ADVOCATE 10 refuse them
publication in lta columns 10 makes no
difference 10 an unpreiudiced mind who
or what an idea emanates from If IL be
tho truth. They may call Mrs. Lease a
ooclallat or a red-handed anarchist, or
what they please. That she uttera the
truth can not be denied, and II the devil
tells anything that 10 true, II is true just
as much as though the whitest souled
angel In heaven had uttered the same
words. So no matter though they smear
that noble woman from head TO foot with
their slAnderous mud and tilth, we know
that she tells us the struth, and we thank
God for Mrs. Lease, and pray that her
days may be long In the land and that
strength may be given her to carry on
the good work she has 80 nobly begun.
MRS. L. O. Ro0ERs.
California, Kan, Nov IA.
The advocate., 1890-12-03
A WOMAN's OPINION.
To the Editor Of THE ADVOCATES

To Che Editor Of THE ADVOCATES
am shocked and panied beyond eG-
preston that one Of my own sen should
90 fax forget herself and all true woman
ly mOdesty as to allow her name TO be
attached to such low, vulgar "slush" 40
has been printed over the signature Of
"Minerva Walker" That Miss walker
10 the author Of the "stuiR" no ono who
has ever heard the "great apostle OF TO
publicanism," or read any of his writings,
viii for q moment believe, for Ingalls, is
stamped oil over IL as plain as though
"John Jim" was signed at the end l do
not agree with Mrs. Lease when she says
Minerva does not know enough 20 write
such an article, for / fail 10 see anything
very deep about 1t, aud even old farmers
who until this summer have never paid
any attention 10 political economy, take
tho piece and, 6gurstlvely speaking, tear
it ell in bits, and laugh in contempt and
derision at the silly, shallow artihces by
which the author has endeavOred 10
cover up his or her lack Of Argument
Yon can't fool all the people all the
time, and there 10 good share OF the
people you can't fool any Of the Time
and II Minerva has the interest Of her
party At heart she may congratulate her
self that her Last article was mot pub
Nished In The ADVOCATE before election,
Abuse Of an opponent dOeS not stand for
argument, even in the minds OF the ~ig-
norant" farmer. Again, / do not agree
with Mrs. Lease ia her second reason for
not believing that Minerva wrote the
said artiCle, for If any woman Is 90 de-
graded as 20 allow her name 20 be at-
cached 10 such vile atUH che ls nOns too
good 70 write Il And the second article
II % much worBe than than the dFHt In
vulgar sxproaaions and low Gingu and
The advocate., 1890-12-03
CrTTEmNg ALLIANCE or KANSAS.

President .,.....,....D. O. ZorcheT, Olatho, Kan.
Vice President Ira ID. Kellogg, Columbus, Kan.
3eCy. w. N. Mghtmire, Cottonwood Fails, Kan.
Treasurer INV v, II. FQFtor OswegO, KAN.
LoctnreF ,.....B III Snyder Kinglnnn, Kan.
BBeCtiltDe Committee. LIST district, John btOd'
dRrd; 2nd district, IL. u. FOy 9d district, 9.
Hiiii 4th district, 3. w. Marsh, Chairman, To
polka, Kansas, 5th DISTRICT A, HouquOnoti 8lh
district, w. M. Taylor 7th district, Mrs. m. H.
Hanah
The advocate., 1890-12-03

OLico and private hospital, $40 Kansas Ave.,
Topeka, % 10 q. M, diseases or the ky0 and
kar; 10 a. m. 20 ~ M, DeiOrmitloBi " p. ni.s
diseases Og Women and Surgery.
VIII visit any part OF the county 10 operate, ~
dBt on council with any legal and reputable ply
liCian. Patients coming 10 the city for treat
lent win hnd excellent private or public hOspl-
tal accommodation. All correspondence prompt
Iy answered.
The advocate., 1890-12-03
Via The Albert Lea Route.

Please mention THR ADVOCATE when cores
pOndlng with our a0VeFligegR