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Introducing an ''Album of Songs" com
posed by the musician himself, will lake
place at Irving Hall on FriGay evening next
His assistants are the Misses Ellen Atkins,
Anna Wood, Ada L. Wege. Ella c. Stone;
Mr. Alfred Wilkie, Mr.. Harry e. Reeves,
Mr. Hermann Brandt and select chorus of
twelve voices. The programme reads prom
iSipgly:
Part song CMS). ''Gay Little Birds Composed 1888
Chorus.
Stars of the Summer sht"........,.,......,lS7 1873
Mr.. Alfred wiIkie
"Huntlng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1889
Miss Anna Wood.
Violin soio-(n) "IiarcaroIle' ............. Spobr
% "Tarantella' .......... Lauterbach
Mr.. hermann Brandt.
"A biiuaI harcD 1888
Mr.. Harry T. Reeves.
Ia "Stiil, STILL My Heart"
(6) Summer Wild" 200, a.
(c) "Harmony" (.'.'..-......'..s loSS-c4
(d) "Spring song"
Miss Ellen Atkins
Piano solo, Scherzo In minor. Che pin.
Miss Ada WeiGel.
"Still Barred Thy Doors. ..................lsSS
Mr. wilkie.
ffS} "sanS Bridseb .......................ls7
Miss Wood
With string quintet accompaniment
Hreutzer sonata, "Andante con Variationf'
Mr. brandt and Miss weisei. Dee'noV'n
Mr.. Reeves.
"At First Sight" ...............,....ls8
Miss Atkins and Mr.. Wilkie.
Part song, "Beware! (MS. )..................1SS 1882
composed at request OF 5. JadassObn for the
Gesang Veren "Psaltcrion," and sung In the Crystal
I.eiDs ON November 10. 1927
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he Thnusand Dollars DependIng.

man, cornerof Eddy and Jones streets, MT.
and Mrs. Charles Steen give another eXhl-
biti0n Of mind-reading and second-slghL
also an exposure of spiritual MANIFESTATIONS.
They have accepted challenge from Jules
Wallace, medium to duplicate spiritual
test to be given by him on the stage. Inev
will donate $1,000 to the charitable lnstltu-
tons of this city if they fail to reproduce
the tests, and not by spiritual aid either.
Personal and Other Jottings.
1.-THE Mikado" will be reproduced at the
Tivoli this week, as a sort of lyric commen-
tary, perhaps, on the political ambition OF
the proprietor OF the theater, who expects 10
receive the Office on Tuesday next-not OF
Lord High Executioner-bu of Assessor
for this city and county, but which VIII De
nearly the same thing where the assess
ments of wealthy cits are concerned. Ihey
all want them ''cut down."
The Baldwin Tbeater will reopen week
from Monday with Clara Morris in "a
MILE" and the entire staff will be sent back
TO that theater from the Grand after seven
weeks absence.
The Colossal Cleveland Company OF Min
strels will appear at the Bush-stieet Theater
this month, and a little later Oh, the only
Billy Emerson at the head OF second COM
pany under the same management.
A grand concert will be given at the Odd
Fellows Hall December 14th under the Oh
rection of Professor Austin, assisted by the
famous diva, Mime. Ida Valerga, Signor
PEilo and the most prominent talent OF this
city. The proceeds will be devoted to es-
tablishing Hebrew school at the extreme
Western Addition. The concert promises
to be a successful one.
Leo Cooper, an efficient member OF the
AlcaZar Company, has received an offer to
play with Nine. Genee's German organiza-
ton at the Baldwin.
Mrs. Alice Kingsbury Cooley. of note as
an actress in San Francisco, but who has
retired from the stage, comes before the
public as an author, her work being in the
shape of an historical novel, called "Asaph,
that has all the oriental interest of Gene
raj Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur."
Miss Adele aus der Ohe, pianiste, will play
at her first recital here LISTS Don Juan"
fantasie-never yet performed by lady
soloist in this city,
Clarence Eddy dedicated the grand Roose-
welt organ at the Auditorium, Chicago, Octo-
Der 29th, assisted by Miss Christine Nelson.
contralto, and a full orchestra, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Adolph RoSen becker. A
summary of the instruments capacity fol-
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Mrs. Deans Secret.
am moi enviOus, Mrs, Dean"

Mrs. Deans Secret.
Il am not envous, Mrs. Dean,"
Said Mrs. Jones one day,
But your white teeth, OF all Pve seen,
Make The supreme display.
They have a pearly glow aud sheen,
Now wont you tell me, pray,
How do you make them look so clean?
long 10 learn the way
1t is not powder? Mol Nor paste?
What can this secret be?"
"'Tis S0ZODONr!" "Oh, now make haste.
Let me this wonder see.
A toothwash! IT'S not strange 1t graced
Your teeth! All must agree
To cure bad breath and teeth defaced
It's equal cannot be-"
Among the Follies of the Age
Which the Introduction OF SOZODONT long since
exploded was the use OF abrasive ana corrosive
tooth preparations, which either contained MIN
erals which scratched their enamel Or acids which
dissolved It, SOZODONT, health promoting
substitute for these Empirical articles, Is a
botanic, skillfully prepared, highly sanctioned
preparation. which not only beauties. cleanses
and invIgoraIes ssffron-colored and defective
teeth, but divests the breath OF an Objectionable
odor and restores to II that of health.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States, Hawaiian and CO.
lOnial Mails.
WILL LEAVE THE COMP ANY'S GA
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street, 4K
For Homo lulu, Auckland and Sydney.
WITHOUT CHANGE,
The Splendid New S000-ton Iron Steamer
Zealandia November 18th. at 3 p. NJ,
or Immediately Oh arrival OF the English malls
For Honolulu.
SIS. Australia tSUO0 tohsl .....- Nov 1th at II u
So For freight or passage, apply at Office, 397
Market street. JOHN D. SPRECKELS Il BROS.
se2o u General Agent&
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nent society ladies. Madelaine. the eldest
OF the girls, is said to be especially gifted.
She will play one Of Sarasate's most difficult
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which is entirely his own.
THE MOTIVE
OF "The Magistrate" is the desire Of hur-
riedIY married widow TO keep the real age
Of her son, who is 10, from her second hus-
band. She tells everybody, including the
boy himself, that he is IA years Of age. but
the hilarious tendencies of the youth bios
som forth. and under the guise OF requiring
protection lie leads his stepfather, Bullamy,
The magistrate through various courses of
wild vice and finally lands hin. in the sup
per rooms of a downtown hotel. The boys
godfather has just returned from abroad,
and, in company with friend, he takes sup
per at this hotel. The magistrates wife
hearing of this arrival, and knowing that
her secret will come out if she does not fore
stall it, takes Gonna nion ard traces him
there 1t is after midnight when they ar
rive, and in a short time the police make
raid, arresting the whole party, excepting
tn magistrate and his stepson, who escape.
The next morning, after a night OF horrors,
be magistrate is called upon to try his own
wife and his friends In his confusion he
sentences them all TO seven days imprlson-
ment. without the option OF me. lie Is
taken home in a carriage. HIS associate
magistrate Stralg tens out matters by au-
iourning the case for week. BulLamy
wife gives him a curtain lecture, confesseS,
and much TO her sons discontinue. adds i've
years to his age and consequently takes i've
wears from his lie There are many other
well-w rought characters, which are placed
consistently and without the appearance OF
padding.
Mr.. Bullamy, magistrate of MqlberTy;streett IT,,
colonel aUsicI 3kTP from Bengal retired ann
Captain Horace Vale Shropshire Fqseiers.
cis Farriasdon, Mrs Fo;Sets son BY her former
Achnie Blond, proprietor of the Hotel des
ITluCgS. ME GudrttS baLeS
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NEWMAN & LEVINSON
1875 to 1871 Kearay Street
and zoe Suffer Street.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
-------------------------
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C

PACIFIC COAST EAMS6IP co.
DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN AZa-
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska. A. NJ. 4EH8
oct. 2. IT. Nov. /, l6. Dec. l. 10, 81 jan Is, 30.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports. 9
NJ. Sept. n. Oct. =, u, II. o. 81 Now l, o. ~
IS. u, rs, Dec u, H. 10, p, 70, 81, JAM 8, H.
Is. 20. 25 and 80.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay Wednesdays, 9 A NJ
For MendocinO. Foft Bragg etc. Mondays and
Thursdays p. NJ.
For Santa Ana. Los Angele,i and all way ports
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, SAINT,
Barbara and San Luis obispo. every fourth day ~
u AN.
For ports In Mexico 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery St
GOoDALL, PERKINS " CO. General Agents,
Marx et str IRA
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SAVED THEIR LIVES.
Narrow Escape Of Several
Frisco People.

Did you house-painter hanging from
the roof of high building and contemplate the
great danger he ran: Well, there is another danger
equally great. 1t is known painters collie"
and is created by nhaling the odors of fresh paint
l. NJ. D. Wright, painter, living at 1924 Florida
street, had It, and mis- developed into lead
poisoning. He formerly resided in.Giroy and Wat
sonville and was III for nearly two years He is
member of the trades union and is well known.
He treated with several prominent physicians but
obtained relief. He at length applied to the
Cosmopolitan Dispensary, and in one week was per-
mapentiy cured Call ON Mr. Wright and ask him
about mis- case
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M. H,rrv E. reeves.

This gentleman, late of the Church of
Heavenly Rest, New York, will assist Mr..
Pasmore u the illustration Of his Album Of
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ke,a
i ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST AlX
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf, at 10 A. NJ the above ports one OF
their AL iron steamships,
STATE OF CALIFORNlA-Sept2 90, Oct. IL, 90.
CoLUMBIA-Sept 20, Oct. Z, 10. 81, Now IL. "a
oREGoN 10; 5, Is. 81. Nov. g. 20. Dec. 2, Ii.
26 Jan. Z. 10, 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paclds
Railroad oregon Short Line and other dlverginy
lines, for all points in Oregon. Washington.
British Columbia, Alaska. Idaho Montana
Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone PARK, and all
points East and South and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin SIS; steerage, IS; ROUND
trip. cabin $50.
ticket Ofices-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery street.
GOODALI. PERKINS Il CO.. Supt. Ocean Line.
nr2S 10 Market street, San Francisco
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Ths is TO certify that have received great bene-
fit, and am now cured by the treatment received
at the Cosmopolitan Dispensary. When first went
there three weeks ago, suffering from
assesses aud general weaknesses of the system.
and did not feel able to work. but 1 am well
and strong
(Signed) DAVID WILLIAMS"
Mr. Williams is engaged IN a horseshoe factory,
is well known in the vicinity in which he lives.
His experience at the Cosmopolitan Dispensary is
merely repetition of that of thousands of others.
Mr.. Williams is ready at any time 20 cOrrobOrate
the above statement.
Mr. Alexander Wood. living at sos Seventh street,
is another one who has suffered. He is garnet
cutter and an expert in his line of business. He
lets the public know of his IN the following
word:
''lhis is to certify that l have suffered from ma
aria fever and general debility for the last four
teen mouths: have been treated by other physi-
clans, and received no benefit until I came to the
Cosmopolitan Dspensary; and since that time have
had no recurrence of the trouble. and have gained
strength and weight. 1 feel that am certain to be
cured.
(Signed} "ALEXANDER WOOD"
There are many others tell very much
the same story. Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Smith. 1905
Market street: Mrs. NJ. j. McManus, sl4 Jessie
street, Mrs. Mary t. Elitte, 23l Minna street; Mr..
and Mrs John Br adley, % Tehama street; Andrew
NJ Martin, 4S Ridley street; Charles HempIer. 500
Davis street. and others The private diseases of
men are a speciality. II you out of the city ex-
plain your by letter aud ask their opinion. It
will cost you nothing
Here is another one: This is to certify that l
have been under treatment at the Cosmopolitan
Dispensary for the past eight days and have been
cured of malaria, from which have suffered for
the past twelve months. During that time have
been under treatment with various physicians, none
OF whom have done Inc any permanent good
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE CoMPANY'S STEAMERS WILL Aza.
j sail SfS3Y
FOR NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA.
Steamship "COLIMA," Monday. November Sd. ut
IL O'Clock NJ, taking freight and passengers direct
for Mazatlan Acapulco. ocos. Champerico. San jose
de Guatemala, Acautla, La Litertad Corlnto, Punta
Arenas and Panama
FOR hong t>ONG via YOKOHAMA, direct
CITY OF PEKlNG Saturday, November LIST, at Pm
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. Tuesday .........-
.....,................ oyember 25th. at PM
CHINA (via Honolulu, Thursday. Dec 18th, az Pm
Round trip tickets to Yokohama aud return u
reduced rates
: For freight or passage appiyis the onice corna,
lirstand Brannan streets
Branch Ofice-202 Front street.
w. X. A JOHNSON, Acting Gen'l Agent
del6tf GEORGE IL RICE Trainc Manager
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BOARD SALES.

relieving the sales yesterday In the San
Iran cisco Stock Eoard
REGULAR sEssIoN-9:3 A. NJ.
$50 Alpha. .l34l2OO c d Va .2Ol50 Ophir ..41a
100 Alta. lao 90 Confid. ..7:tS2S0 Overm .2.2O
100 Andes.. 200 20 "A zoo Peerless 80
90 Becher ESQ $50 Point 2.5a 90 Potosi. ..5$s
SO h IL Is. ...3. lO500 S Nev."05l00 5 Is &M..l14
100 Bodie .. 10 $40 Excno II 20 SO b TO- ! 30
$50 ........ % 100 Il C...2L 200 IS 80. "A
$50 2. OO63D & MI so So Nov ..2.55
100 Bullion 2 90 800 Mexican 2. S5 80 Union. 80
100 Caledonia.45 200 Mono. Is 100 Utah.. LILO
200 ChaIl C3.U025 Occd. ia 250 w Com. so
$50 Choar. 3. 2u250 .........l. SUl5u YJacket3.l0
$50 ..........3.lo
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Frederick BROWN
at feel now like man and shall be glad to
corroborate this any sufferer feeling certain that
they will derive the same benefit at the Cosmopoli
tan Dispensary that did.
.FREDERICK BROWN,
"Unien Copper Mine, Copperopos, Calaveras.
County"
cure guaranteed in every case undertaken
Every character OF disease treated. Out of town
patients WRITE All letters sacrediy confden-
tial. COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY, Stockton,
Ellis and Market streets, s. +. nO242 ct
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C0MPAGNIE GENERATE

1RANSA TIQUG.
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH ga
" River, foot of Morton St Travellers by <E4RS3p
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort Of crossing the Channel in q small
boat
La BRETAGNE, De Jousselin
................ Saturday. Nov LIST, at Z 80 n "
La GASCoGNE, Santelli ...............,.,.,,,
=. .............. Saturday, Nov. Sth /: 80 r. u
LA CHAMPAGNE. Straub. ...................
Saturday, November 18th. 9 100 A. ".
LA NORMANDIE, De kersabiec. ....,........
......... Saturday. November ed, at :OU r. II
~ For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
j. =. FUGAZI Co., Agents. 3 Montgomery ava
San Francisco. mr2u r
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD <RxA-
" ing to location OF berth and steamer Gz412E
lected: second cabin $35, $40 and $i5 Steerage
tickets from England, ireland, Scotland, Sweden,
Norway and Denmark, through to San Francisco at
lowest rates Tickets sailing dates and cabin plans
may be procured from W. IL. AVERY. Pacific Mall
Market ST., under Grand Hotel. G. w. FLETCHER
APPS TuWeFrSu tt Cen Agt. for Pacific Coast
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Assessments Pending.
he following is list OF asst ssmentS now ending


ADVERTISEMENTS of mines not listed on the
Lead ial delinquent In Office.
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CUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF YOUTH.
y full errors early decay, wasting weakness. LOST
manhood, etc. should DAMIANA BIT
TERS, the great Mexican remedy; gives health
aud strength TO the sexual organS MOI & cod
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A row took place at Germantown. Colusa
County, on Friday between some Chinese
railroad laborers which resulted in the
death of Wong All Sic.
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MORNING SALES
Board-100 Hawaiian Commercial. 10: % Hutch
inson Z Go. 1884 rs do, 1917; 20 Water 50 "
Street-S5o0 AZ (coupon) Bonds, 12112
The advocate., 1890-08-13

from all The old parties
Resolved, Tint we entirely reioctJ. ]. In
gals, 11
Resolved That We will not support y. W.
pOnkinH for Congress,
Resolved, That the United Statoa Senate
shall be- elected by direct vote Of the poo-
pie,
Resolved, Tht an wages shall be paid by
employers of labor weekly. U
Resolved, That rosubmiaaion bo let alone
M present. iI
Resolved, That all candidates coming boz
fore this convention shall declare thom-
selves on the above ros0lhtiOnB and on So.
Louis platform.
The nominations being proceeded
with, resulted az follows. Representa-
tive FOR the Twenty-slxth dlatrict james
Chubb, Of Columbusi TwentY.aeventh
district, ]. T. Jones, OF Weir City; pro
bate Judge, Joan Stauiiee, OF Columbus;
district clerk, o. II. Bernard, Of Galeua;
superintendent OF public schOolg, Miss
Annie Wldeman, OF Columbus; county
surveyor, William Wallace Of Ctestline;
county attorney, W. ]. Moore, OF COlum-
bus; commissioner, Flrat district, James
jackson. ||.' ..
This Is acknowledged by everyone 70
be the best farmers and labOrerB' ticket
ever brought before the voters Of this
county This large and Intelligent con-
vention was conducted from opening 20
the close with the most perfect harmony,
and there IA, without any exception, one
unanimous determination 10 work for
and elect the entlre ticket, ali feeling
that the very best men In the county
have been selected 70 Rll the different
offices. / wish 10 mention that not ODe
Of the candidates knew or expected q
nomination al the hands Of the OOnvon-
tlon One old republican at night, when
he was pretty full, was heard 10 say, "Oh
you have got the numbers, but we have
got the money, and wo will get there, by
Cd" Yours Rraternally
H.||.. III. BA0NAId.
The advocate., 1890-08-13

Cherokee County Peoples Convention.

NW0FoReN NOWnty FeOpleh SonFhuWVhs
EDITOR ADooCATE:-The large opera
house, holding from 800 10 300 people,
was packed full MT 1870 p. M, 10 see how
the 244 delegates from the Farmers AL
lance and Industrial Union, Knights of
Labor and Citizens Alliance 0f this
county, would conduct this, Che flrst
peoples convention, under che new or
der of things. AT the aboys hour,
prayer was offered by Rev. Hatfield, and
the temporary chairman, John Stauffer,
called for the election Of presiding Of
fcer, when NJ. A. Householder was
called TO the chair by acclamatiOn, and
by motion all the other temporary officers
OF the convention were made permanent
The reports Of the different committees
on credentials, order Of business and or
ganization were received and adopted,
when delegates to the state and Con.
gressiOnal conventions we're elected and
resolutions as follows were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That all pensions be paid with
the kind OF money that the bondbolders
we're paid.
Resolved, That the convention cut loose
The advocate., 1890-08-13
J. F. WnLrrs, Chairman.

party crank, who came there for the pur-
pose Of Singing mud.
The convention passed resolutions 10
stand as a unit by the stnte, county and
town ticket as nominated. Mr.. Mud
finger arose to his feet with all the grace
and dignity ofa king, and said: "Gen-
tlemeu Of the convention, didn't come
here for the purpose Of taking part in
your convention, but / do object TO such
move as that" Il was demonstrated
very plainly that he came there for the
purpose OF kicking over what the conven-
tion saw fit to do, and no other. AL
though Mr. Mudainger kicked like bay
steer, the resolution was passed unani-
mOusly. Mr.. r. M. Harvey was chosen
as our delegate. BY the way, our mud
finger is the republican central commit
teeman Of Walnut township He called
his caucus and there were in attendance
himself and three hands, himself and one
hand being chosen as delegates 10 the
county convention. The two others we're
chosen as alternates, 80 ended one Of the
grandest caucuses ever held In the state
of Kansas.
Gentlemen, the republican party is
gasping for breath aud kicking her last
kick. The time is not far distant when
the two old parties will be n thing Of the
past George, we will give yOua pointer;
you need not' take the trouble to call
another convention fortbe glorious old
republican party, fcr the otd parties are
n thing Of the past, OrWlll bs after the
election. The democratic party is dying
easy, without a single struggle The
central committeeman of that party is
not taking the trouble even 10 call eau
Gus. John, you are wise. The old
political demagogues and shysters are
frauds. They will have TO take their
hands out Of the public crib. They are
wise--they think they can look away in
the future and see hard times staring
them in the face.
,, Coon ALLIANCE MAN.
CitoN1suc, Kap IL v,r,,gA . TQon '
The advocate., 1890-08-13
CQRRESPONpENCEr

HLL. Cry, Kap, August O.
.lIfB5SIf AH 1NS are 565ut to
start paper In tho interest OK the alli-
anCe under the management Of Mr..
Chase, whose motto is "equal rights to
all and special pFigileges to none. We
are solid ioT Baker Gnd the alliance aud
dotisy ySd t56get 1t, Yours, .H9HB3
,EaUlIAA340 A. w sTWqNG
The advocate., 1890-08-13
RoaaYILLE. Kan, AuRns

N01"IV '"7-VI 1N'-II'1 INWN W"' T'
EDITOR ADvOoATE:- Please mention in
YQpFiYAluable paper that the Rossvllle
Alliance No. 1045,o Of Rossville, Kan, will
hold 9, grand rally Algust % in @. W,
Higginbotham's grove. Good speakers
WilI attend, includlng Mrs. Lease and
State Lecturer Grove. Well water and
all accommodations necessary to insure a
good time. All neighbOring unions are
ipgitsd FrateFnalIy you're rsyaq
/. }. DEGRAET, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
AR1nENn, Kan, AuRuet 8.

ABILENE, Kan, August 3,
EbTOg ADvocATh,-Whl you please
Insert tbbfollowibg3 which was adopted
o iMtAe last County Alliance Of Dickinson
county:
TO @e Dickinson County Alliance in
200 CORbatti0h AsssmbESd! N n .H
We, your committee appointed 10 draft
platform for the guidance Of the peo-
ple's party Of Dickinson county, Kansas,
during the coming campaign, do respect
fully submit the following: t..
% Recognizing the business and demands
Of the producers and imperative neces-
city OF united action OF the industrial
CLASSES Of the United States, as all, with
out regard to location, have a common
and equal interest In the success of such
measures as shall emanCipate labor from
the oppression of concentrated capital,
wa therefore fully and heartily endorse
the demands made by the st. Louis con
vehtlon Of December, 1880, and adopted
as the platform Of the National Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union Of Amer
lea; also those adopted and added to the
above by the Farmers Alliance and In
dustrial Union OF Kansas; also those
adopted by joint convention of che Farm
ere Alliance and knights Of Labor at
MeFiden, copies Of which are herewith
submitted.
Resolved, That we will not support either
OF Che old parties, but will stand shoulder
20 shoulder for candidates OF the people, for
the people and by the people.