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The advocate., 1890-05-28
ALLIANCE NOTES.

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDs:-We will welcome
In this column brief Items Of news from sub
unions Friends let us have little It'd bits Of news
that we may spread the glad tdlngs Of the good
times you are having NJ your meetings.
BE sure and read the resolutions from
the Dickinson county alliance in another
column.
The next meeting Of tho Butler County
Alliance will be held at Leon on the 18th
and 18th Of June.
The next meeting the Shawnee County
Alliance will be held in the city Of To
peka on Friday, June 0, 1890
Read in another column the letter from
Fawn, Kansas, which reports the pro-
ceedings Of a recent meeting Of Box ALI
ance.
Bro. Willoughby, manager Of the El-
change at Hutchinson is a wide-awake
man of business who is meeting with
good success.
L. d. Ward, a staunCh alliance brother
of Mullinsville, Kan, has shipped great
deal Of stock to the alliance agents at
Wichita, Billings and Risen.
Brother F. M. Watts, manager Of the
sedgwick County Exchange, located at
The advocate., 1890-05-28

The following appointments have been
arranged for +. L. Bailey, all Of them Ia
the evening except Larned, which viii DO
In the afternoon.
Tuesday, June 10, Riverside.
Wednesday, June II, Walnut
Thursday, June 70, shiley
Friday, June 10, Keysvllle
Saturday, June IA, Larned
Monday June 10, Pleasant Valley.
Tuesday, June II, Bismarck.
Wednesday, June t9, Homestead.
The others have not been made.
Yours fratenally,
J. B. GmMsoN.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
0CRAzY sENATOR sTANFORp.v

Every possible effort is being made
by the money power and the news
papers which serve them to cast dis
credit upon and belittle the arguments
of Senator Stanford in behalf of gov
ernment loans to farmers. The absurd
report has been circulated that the
senator is going mad aud that his
friends have placed him under guard.
We are happy to see that the senator
escaped from his keepers on the 10Th
of May and broke into the senate
chamber, where he introduced a bill
embodying the features contained in
his celebrated senate speech. 1t is to
be hoped that senator Stanford is
fabid enough to bite the other mem
bers of the senate. We would gladly
consent to have the senate chamber
thus transformed into anational luna
The advocate., 1890-05-28

ment Of Illinois infantry. We believe
that Captain Osborn, being one Of ug, "a
well acquainted with our wants, and we
know that In him we will have a true
friend and servant Captain Osborn haa
Tor twenty years been an acceptable min.
istor Of the gospel, and is at present state
evangelist for the Congregational church.
He ia also an active and highly respected
Of General Bull q. A. r. post,
Alton, Kan.
Investigate FOR yourselves, and see Il
he Ia not such n man as we need 70 rep
resent us In congress.
Issued by order Of Farmers Alliance,
No, 2lO3. A copy Of resolutions adopted
and this circular ordered sent 10 the ALL
anco paper, The Advocate, for publlca-
tion. A. A. ELDER, President.
II, @. McNUTT, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
RalrPInN

MONTICELLO, Kan, May 25, ls0O
EDITOR ADvooATE;-In your issue Of
last week there appears a set OF resolu-
tlons In reference 10 myself. In reply
would say to tho public, In 80 far aa 70
sailing under false colors, that ] have
never tried to pass myself of as a mem-
Der Of the Farmers Alliance, either d.
reotly or indirectly; nor have / author
lied any one 10 publish or represent me
In that way AS to my campaign In 1886
ond 1888 leave the matter with tho pub
llc also, simply sayIng that this charge Is
Of piece with the other was the reg
ular nominee Of the party for representa-
tive on both these occasions, and was
successful on both each time. This Is an
at present, Yours respectfully,
Nick REITz.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
OF Congressional Candidate
for tho sixth District.

Endorsement Og Congressional Candidate
for the sixth District.
Alta regular session Of tho Ash Rock
Farmers Alliance No. 9i03, Of Rocks
county, Kansas, held on the l7th day Of
May. 1890, at which members we're pres
ent from the counties OF Osborne, Smith
and Phillips, II was decided by unani-
nous vote TO place the name Of Captain
r. s. Osborne, Of Osborne county, before
the Farmers Alliance and the people rs
a candidate for congress from the Sixth
congressional district In doing this we
feel confident that we have candidate
possessing qualifications Of head and
heart we'll fitting him for the responsible
position.
Captain r. s. Osborne has been a resi-
dent Of what Is now the Sixth congress
sional district for nearly twenty years,
and has been continuously engaged in
farming. He has never asplred 10 nor
held any political Office during this time.
He is one Of our most successful farm
ers, and at the same time one Of the most
brilliant orators and forcible speakers In
the district. He is universally respected
and esteemed wherever known. lie on
listed during the late war on May
25, 1861, in company +, seventeeth Tegi-
ment, Illinois department, and discharged
May /, 1863, on account Of disability. lie
re-enlIsted and served until the close Of
the wax as captain Of Co. \, Hath regi.
The advocate., 1890-05-28

THE president is reported to have
said that If bill for the free coinage
of silver shall depend upon demo-
cratic votes for its passage, that he
will veto it. We can scarcely credit
such a report If it be true, however
it is another proof Of the necessity Of
the decapitation Of the entire gang
that has infested the capital city Of
the nation for many years, and the
substitution of men in their places.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
Grain Market.
ON lOUANOR.

ON CHANGE.
All trading on the board Is on the basis Of %
per 100 for corn, oats and rye, aud i0c for wheat
10 the river. Sales Of corn TO be shipped 10 Nom
phls nro based on i2C rate.
There WIS q weaker wheat market on change
to-day and values lower. On the call No. hard,
cash, sold no Sl6b8shc for cash, aglingt 800 on
Saturday; May sold nc s3c-ac lover No. hard,
cash and May, sold at e0c--3C lower; No, ted,
cash, sold OF SOC, against 02C bid saturday, when
93c was asked May was nominal.
on THE CALL.
No. 2 hard winter wheat, cash, car, 83c; cot,
83h cara, 1874 May car, $50.
No. hard winter wheat, cash, cars Sooi
No. 2 red winter wheat, cash, cars, ooci May,
88hc bid SOC asked.
GoRN-Tho market ON change to-day was
weaker and values lower. On th0caIl No. 2 caen,
sold 10 2sc-ic lower; May sold at NA@W8e
against 2iNc bid Saturday when 20C was asked.
on THE CALL TODAY.
No. corn, cash, car, 2sci May, 10 cars, 71c.
B cars NAC; ears, NhC.
OATs-.NO. 2, cash, 8 cara, 2sci May no Dlds,
RYE-NO 2, cash, 4O}ic bid, &c asked lEag
HAY-strlctly fancy prairie, qa5O97,Oqi Eood
to choice, s9bO9lOOi poor, s2OA Aeceiptst ~
cars
The advocate., 1890-05-28

The senate has passed a bill TO pay
$4,000 to the daughters Of Joseph
Henry, late secretary of the Smithson-
ian institute, in compensation Of his
public services. We suppose this is all
right, but we know Of poor old war
widow who has been vainly trying for
many years to get pittance allowed
for the service Of her husband, which
service, not to the Smithsonian, cost
him his life. Would the triAing tech
nicality which stands in the way Of the
just claim of this widow have prevent
ed the senate from giving Mr.. Henry's
daughters $4,000?
The advocate., 1890-05-28

tic asylum. But il seems 10 us that
the craziest men in that aristocratic
body are the ones who are recklessly
voting away the public money for
monuments and all sorts Of private
jobs and eals--these are tho mad
men.
Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
WE frequently receive requests for

WE frequently receive requests for
sample copies Of the National Econ
omist, Non Conformist and other pa
pers on our clubbing list II our
friends will reflect for a moment thoy
will understand that we can supply
only sample copies Of The ADVOCATE.
We do not publish these other pa
pers and sample papers can only
be obtained by application to the Of
fee Of publication. When we fur
nish these papers according TO our
clubbing rates we simply order them
sent to subscribers direct from the Of
flee Of publication.
The advocate., 1890-05-28
KANSAS olTY MARKETS.
1.-Two Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, May 20.
The stock market appears 30 be recovering
from lts break OF last week. Tho market i0F
heavy cattle continues 10 DO slow The dr0sgod
beef men appear ~ have their yards cleared OF
the large supply Of last week, and the demand
for butcher stun Is improving accordingly. Tho
shipments Oi cattle 10 date for the year shows an
Increase OF 10000 cattle, 1000 hogs, 780OO sheep
and 20O0 horses over last year.
Markets to-day
ShipDlng steers, 94.ta6DAGO, butchers slo0rg,
% 37E6lA .O0; COWS and hoiers ei.70f13aB
HOdB-Suppy light Prices were s970d3,7M.
The advocate., 1890-05-28

------------------ ----------------------
Wichita, Is doing splendid business.
Brother Watts reports sales Of one week
Of farm Implements 10 the extent OF
$1,000.
J.J. Null, Of Havana, writes that the
four alliances In the vicinity Of Caney-
vile have raised subscriptions enough 10
start cooperative store, They will be
ready for business as soon as they can
obtain their charter.
w. e. Raymond, secretary OF Box Alll-
ance, Montgomery county, writes that
there are a number Of old soldiers In
that alliance and not one Of them has any
desire 10 500 John j, Ingalls, returned TO
the senate. They think their interests
can be served just as we'll by men who
are truly interested In their financial
welfare.
Willard Alliance, No. 800, meets Tues.
day evening Of each week, and II In
most prosperous condition. The mem
bers are fully alive TO the issues Of tho
hour, and are ready for business. They
give a picnic on Saturday, tho 3lst inst,
at their school house, which has a fine
grove adjacent, that may be used II the
day ls pleasant and the crowd sufficient,
Mrs. Dggs, Of THE Advocate, will Ad-
dress the people.
Brother j. A. Purvlance, secretary Of
Buffalo Alliance No, O4, Great Bend, In
forms us that they recently voted 10 con-
tlnue holding their regular meetings
each week. II had been thought that
with the pressure Of the seasons work
the alliance could not meet oftenor than
once In two weeks, but thoy wisely de-
cided that the serious matters which con-
cern the farmers render their weekly
meetings a necessity.
A visit a short time ago by ono Of The
ADVOCATE representatives 10 Secretary
French's Office disclosed a very busy
state Of affairs at the headquarters Of the
alliance. Bro. French has the able Rsais-
tanoe of Bros. RuckmAn and Brewster,
and frequently Of bis estimable wife who
Is as much devoted TO the cause as any
Of It's more rugged supporters. The
amount Of work that has been accom-
plishod by Secretary French personally,
has been very great for one man. He has
been most faithful and devoted TO his
duties, supported In his over taxation Of
work by an oveHiowing enthusiasm for
the noble work in which he is engaged.
The advocate., 1890-05-28

A. b. CAMPBELL vs.. REV. DIR. MARVIN.
During the discussion at the meet
ing OF the state temperance union OF
Governor Humphreys pardon Of Mr..
Conn, the Lawrence hotel keeper, A.
b. Campbell, in his jealous endeayor
10 whitewash the governor, stated
that the Rev. DR.. Marvin had sent
word TO Topeka chat he would gladly
have signed the petition for the par
don Of Mr. Conn had it been present
ed TO him, and that il any criticism
should be passed upon the governor
that he, DR.. Marvin, "would come to
Topeka and defend Governor Hum
phrey"
Mr.. Campbell made the above state
ment and reiterated it with such force
and fervor as to carry conviction to
many who heard him. II was the use
OF x-Chancellor Marvin's good name,
coupled with the mysterious assertion
that the case Of Mr.. Conn was 80 pc
culiar, that saved Governor Hum
phrey from the rebuke he 50 richly
merited from the representative tenn
perance men and women Of Kansas.
The attempt was first made at the
meeting to convey the impression
that DR.. Marvin's name was attached
to the petition; the prompt denial Of
that charge was met by Mr. Campbell
with the statement given above,
DR.. Marvin is justly indignant at
the unwarranted use Of his name.
The Sunday evening following the
pardon Of Mr. Conn DR.. Marvin made
a statement TO his congregation in
Lawrence wherein ho denounced the
SANDER saying that his first impulse
was TO search out the falsifers and
demand retraction. He did not even
know that such q petition had been
presented to the governor and under
no circumstances would he have aided
or abetted in shielding any violator
Of the prohibitory law.
AT the time Of Mr.. Conn's arrest
Dr. Marvin was approached with a
petition which merely asked for a
postpenement Of the trial, and al
though strong pressure was brought
to bear, the DR.. persistently refused
even chat use of his name.
AT a temperance mass meeting held
in the Congregational church in Law
renee on Friday the 23d, Dr. Marvin
again refuted the slanderous charge,
denying all participation in the out
rageous attempt to deal a blow at the
prohibitory law at this critical time
when every possible safeguard should
be thrown about it.
The advocate., 1890-05-28

THE Jefferson County Alliance will
meet at Meriden on June 7, 1890 Let
there be a general attendance. Mrs.
Diggs, Of The ADVOCATE, will be pres
ent and address the meeting.
The advocate., 1890-05-28

A large line Of pictures and frames al
TrumbuIl's. 7O2 Kanaas avenue.
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THE New York Sun smiles a broad
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is unbroken, and that the republican
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A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

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