davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
SbnBe su gputtpreiIem.

500 paar Rinberf6ube sn 81. So.
I1enpreis $1.30 unb $40. 9ameus
SLIPPERS 3a Is Cts. un6 $1-uertb
S1-l.25.
@pisenbefeBte Moreeni6ube far 9as
men daer Mrten, Speaiolitdt. @rose
RebuttiOn! $1.75 Samen. Rn6pfi@ube
1tr $l.50. 5uQipans $500 @laceez
le6er Rn6pfidube 1T bet bette her WeIt.
Sulibans falbIeberner @6ub fir Mdns
rer gu $500 lit uniibertreffi9. Wdn.
netfGube fur $500, mettb $3.50.
acknowledgment In allen anberen
NrtifelE, wnbon in ben "feinlten uu6
mittleren 5orten nur bas bette gefibrt
pirb. Die ausgel6nittenen &dngurubs
lebers5 @ube fir Mdnner, traeen fi9
gut uub fnb comfortabel. beionoets si
e~mpfeblea. Garbiae S6ube In Blaeee
gu aceeptablen Preifen.
s.. 81. GuIIiban,
@de Commerce & ct. Marp's Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

s@- Wenn Semanb fem u1o gu ans
uebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum MiffionssGarten. Die
6erren Nbeiner & Saul, BeRber bies
ies gtab!ifements, balten barauf, ibre
Gdite ffets bolfDmmen aufrieben 3u fiels
len. Mae faifonmdBigeu 9eIitateRen,
Nufern, MiIb, Slide, @efltiseI &c. finb
bort in Der belifateifen 3ubereitung ale
,.3eit 3u baben. Wabl3eiten tperber auf
Wunf@ in bic Mobnungen Der 2uuben
geia1ot. Nu9 bietet Der nit ber
Gpeifemirtbi@aft berbunbene 8arz
rDom bic beften @etrdnte. TETS fri19es
Bier unb feline 2iql6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
Galifprnias@etue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grobes 9as
ger bor feinen California Weineu bet
Germ s. s. Meper am alamo
pla3a. 9err Meper fu@t bic @eine
an 0rt uno 6tele aus ut.h fauft brett
aug benz Qeler BET Weinai@ter. Nls
gutem 3enner gelinst es Inn tets, bic
beften Gcrten a%us3updblen. ct fam
feline 2unbeu uro Gamilien nit einen.
guten Srppfen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine In poraisti@er Qualitdi
bon tebt ab $1.00 per @alnne - frei
tns 0aas geltefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
gafiaae uea @urupe.

Oie Ngentuten bes Germ 90. s.
Doung, $50. l Commerce : GtraBe,
can Nntonin, unb go. SOB Mains
5traBe, Dallas, bertreten rur bic
anerfannt beften europdif@en 9ampfer>
2lnien. 0err Ooung 1T i'm @tanbe bic
billigften &aten gu geben. err
tbeilt ~bereitnilig iebe setphnS9te sluss
tunft unb beior9t febr prompt ale inn
ti%bergebenen Muftrdge. Mer mad gus
rOpa 3u reiien tpiinf@t, ober @ernanbte
beriberfomnten laHeu min, tpenbe f@
on trgenb cine Der ~geaanntef1 Mgentureu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

Sn Yari8 tpurbe Mts. Suder, bic
I'm berHoRenen Gommer ibren Soften
nit elmer gtrt erl6Iagen batte, als bers
felbe f6lief, bon ben @ei9wores
men freigeiproden. @runb: tempos
rdre @eiffesf6rung.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon Maribaa
brannte bas Saus bes Garbigen Sad
porier ab, udbrenb er unb feline Grau
auf benz GeIbe tuaren. Sn benz 6aufe
befanben ii6 bic 3milinge bes porter's
i@eu @bepaares uno ,famen In ben
Glammen UNI.
- Sn 6oufon lit cine nele Natio'
nalbanf, bic "Mechanics & Planters
Nat. Bank nit einem GapitaI bon
$500. 900 gegriinbet worben.
= Die Soutberu Paeific.8 abu bal
bis gum 1. Nopember 4200 gar.2aOun'
gen californif9es Obj unb @emtit
iiber 81 paio beri@iHt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
gHie fid) eia frembes gpribuurt bier
betpGhrf.

Die Gpanier taben etn Gpri@tpcrt-demasiado es
peligroso-Su beuti& n%supteI lit unseianb.A Benn
nsturSe beS @tseS WirSeH, 10 bebeutet bteie8 Mprt Iebr
pieL. GgeeHe aIer Mrt nnb Snbtscretisgen i'm Gfen unb
Grinten inb bic Batter etueS f@redtt@en r1ebels, unb bic
grrldufer rieler anberen, unb fe seb6ren gu ben menf9s
It@en S&pddbeiten, auf wel4e has pben eitirte Spri@s
mort nireften Be;ug niulrit. Das uebel, auf pelhes
mir o~nfpieleu, III sebemmte Werbauuns, fur beren Gins
berunS unb- 9eiluns 6cfetter'8 Masenbttters mebr sz
ttan bob ais trsenc etne anbere GrSnet, melHe bic me-
bijinii@e BiHenf@aft fur has amerttani5he Bolt fcm=
btntrt Sat. Dteies ~fdrtenhe unb resuItrenbe Rassrs
Gligtr III niht nur bas Mtttel our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tes
~geiunheu Sutanbe8'ber s~etbrfen uub sei@pdaten ger=
sS srsaAs SssS iSnse snr SnS 6as STnasasruns 0es &C.
berbem p~aralpiirt e8 bic Dt5ppitipn 40 6beumatismus
unb Rierenlethen, rpttet bic Refine tM Matartas Grtraas
lrratir f&,rinbeuher a6rpertraft, bef&leunist bic 8iez
ernpaleseeu5 unb ltahert bic Bei&uerben unb @ebre&eu
hes GreiienaItere,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
SER 6. S. W2Hler in Der WeF

SER 6. s. @iler in Der @st,
Commerce > StraBe bdIt ftets bas polls
fommenfte 2aeer In 3ei@enmaterias
lien, $apeten, Garben, @las, @piegels
9Ias, 8ilberrabmen, GirniKea unb allen
3ei@nens unb Malersu tenfiIien. Riinf'
Ierif9 auseefibrte Bilber uno Statuet'
ten &c. inb in eines iebenswertben @als
lerie 3ur Nnf6t unb gum @erfauf auss
gefent. Sn Sapeteu unb 3immer6etcs
ratioteu 1T bas @ei@maduOafe uao
Neue[ie bort gu fnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12


nr paneDa # & Gobn fnb in
itrem b~eoeutenb bergrbBerten @eiddftss
Total in ieber 6iufi9t auf bic 0erbitz
uno Winter Saiion borbereitet. sic
baben cine bortrefFi6e Nusmabl bon
@toHea fur 9erren, Delde Mn3iise mad
0saB DtinT@en. unb In ibrem Eager 1T
Mles bertreten, tuas our 0errentoilette
geh0rt. Jeriise In5iiae rad teueftem
S9nitt in ieoer Qualitdt unb gu iebem
Preiie; felne ueber8teber; moberne Si=
tie; unter5eug Der 5aiion anaepaBt;
toolene unb leinene 9emben, &rabats
ten unb ole bic anoeren 9errensS oilets
ten' Irtitel. paacoaif & Sobn erbals
ten ibren &uF, bic leiten5t Girma ibrer
Bran9c gu iein, aufre9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

yin Nann, Der 40 Sabre Mebiain pralti3iri
bat, iolte Sala ben 8uder unterldeiben ton.
men; lef, mas er faet.
Sslebc, o.. Sauuar 10. 1887.
Germ 8. s. Gbeneh & 60. - Weire Ser.
ren i-S3 bin felt 40 Sabren mett In Der aa-
g~emsiaen drstIi&en @raris seueIen. uub m5Gte
iagen, bab IN all meiner 1raris unb erfabruns
i6 ME Elm Yrdparat aefsten babe, bas Id mil
70 bel 8ertraaen in erfOIs bsrf@reiben tonnte,
als SaIPs Ratarrb Rmr, fabrisirt bon
Sbnsn. Sabe fe sar Siele MaIe Ssrfdriebsn.
unS SIRE @irfuns 1T prabsrbol, nnb mo9te
sum S9lub iagen, bab i'd nod sinen Gal bon
&atarrb tu fiuoen babe, ben lie ni@t furiren
Iurcs, tpsna man fe ben anpsiiuneen semd6
einndbme.
Sn @abrteit Der Sbrise,
6. 6. @oruh d, W. D.,
Office 215 Summit. Ctr.
Ietr ipouen einbunbert Dollars fur ieDen
Sau ron aatarrb seben, Der nidt nit SaIps
M~atarrb & II II 9ebeiIt iueroen Tam. SSnnes.
lid 9encmmer.
i. S. ebeneb & 6 o., giaentb., SoIebo,
.. ~ g~ertauft bon Apotbetera, rs Scents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

Ds- Ser plumber S. G.. 2ltfims,
$50. 20 Abenue . uabe pot Office,
bat, um ben g~efteigerten Mnipri9en,
bic on fem @ei@dft geltelt tDerben,
nadfomntert Su fOunei, H@ nit einem
tii@tigeu Ga@manne, 9errn Shomds,
oHoeitrt unb tuirb ME gew6bnli1 our
3ufriebsnbeit beg pubIifums ale Mufs
fridge raid erlebieen. SelepbDn 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
SIR bpffmmngSlpS erfl1rt unb bod
1ereftet!

Gus einem Srtefe Der 5rau Surt BON @rUtcu, Sdbz
9atcta, fabren mir g~olseneeS an: $50 bate mid beis
Id bsaann FART 5u buiten unb bal6 mar es ;rsifear8,
has ID an Der G@ptnbiuht lit. Bier aerBte saben
=, m'g ss aaI S mnn e'it az s:,b SSp s .T I ans H S9f saag ,a s"t 3 arS
b~eretteie MID fhon auf elm balbiseS Gnbe nor. Ia
rietb Seman6 msinem @attsn an, Or. a6nis's ReueS
MttteI aesen S6mtneiu9t, 9uften unb GrtdItuns Ju
periu&en. 50 folste benz Rafbe, nabm i'm GanBen a9t
GIal&eu unb purbe souIdnbis sebetlt. Sd bin Jest 70
sellnb mte irsenb eine Grau meiner 8etanntfhaft.
BrobeFaI&en fret. gu baden bel Drsib, 2hpmplcu 4
Go. i'm gBbpIeiaIe unp lei aaeu apetbstern sa so Gents
nut 81 90 bte Glaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

a Wenn Sbr eutss trodenes pofs
0af 8rennbcls brau@t, ipre6t bnr Dber
beiteQt per SeIspbon Bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe Bot ffeis bas 8efie
i'm Marfte. 3elepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
Malno Selterperiidernllgs Geiell=

Dteie @efsQtdaft betpirbt 1d Jim els
ren WntbeiI bes alsemeinen Berfide,
rungs. @ei9dftes nub 5tpar aus ben fols
genben guten @rinben:
Gs 1T elm iolibes beimil6es llnternets
men, tpeIhes bos @eIb in San Nntonio
anb i'm etaate Seras In Circulation
febt.
@s 1T cine auberldiiise @eiellaaft,
bic ole 8erEuife auf ber STEELE prompt
pergiitet unb bic Electromagnetic
obne Wera6serung aus5ablt.
gs 1T cine eonieruatipe @efeui@aft,
pel9e In ieber 0inH9t pOlfe Befriebi.
gutlg %garantirt.
So 1T eiue liberals @slenl9ait, mel,
de Jules, mas lit ibren 2r1ften liest,
tbut, I'm San Mntonio unb ben 6taat
a%uf5ubauen. 9esbalb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

B@r Reia 0umbugl @ir perfaufeu
ole 9amen.M dntel gum baIben preiie.
6. Seut1 q Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
Ala ut o
Senetneriiderangs @eieai@aft

baT Wir eeben bas Drn. @oobss@ Sc
i6dft ON L. Sanuar auf. Ollie 9amens
unb GinbereM dntel tperben gum baIben
preiie oferirt BON g. 9eutf9 &
So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
s.

HI pus
SD litt fsbr an 8ruRbeflemmung unb
Gul9n. Gas ein3ise Mittel ipeldes MIR
9inberutg bradte, irar Dr. Mueuf So
rig's hamburger 8rufftbee. Santes
9aas, IS garclinesS trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

Dd- 500 Sadets oler Mrt unb @r6s
Sen, bic ben boppeIten 8reis tDertb
finb, ftr $3.50 BET g. Seutf@ &
60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

say- Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn Sbr
9rps@oobs bel g. Deutf@ & 60.
fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

glur In lrfginoIs 4a6eten. preis, IS Gents. Sin
allen Mpotbeten az babeu, o6er fpirb rad Gnlpfarg
hes aetrasss fret p%eriaaot. Yiait abreifire:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
patrpmifirt bis5elbe.

8is CUR 8~olenouna bes neuea eiges
men Gebauoes nitro bic Office bieiet
Seieaf6aft fd am alten 4laBe befin.
ben. nGmli9 in 9iirIers @ebdube, 222
Wef : Commerce StraBe. SeIepbor
go. 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

Da- $5sMdnteI fur $24; $esMdntel
fir 50 bel 6. Deutf@ o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12
8rmf, 0lagea Ii. Der &eble.

Mo11a, Mo., II. Mprtl, 1890.
MsseiAs lRilbeftrfFiiGfS Mittel eeeert
Grfdltuneen ullb 9eiierfsit aiebt es ili6ts
btGsres wie al. AIsuf a6nis's Satn-
burger Bruftbee tpie i'd bdufs fdrs Ge>
leBenbett bate 5n erprobcn. = Srdaletn
Maria Alma 5urfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-12

ME caaalEsA 4. NoGElER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
The advocate., 1890-01-16

derstarding with each other that
tbey had, ii fact, otgihized interpa-
a6hal hog syndleatBB 70 cbhs6hS ltho
9fBStadt66f 63efg AhIedcRR ihd6stfy
iRqt5nnBa. III iBh6t hScSksHfy t5P
t,bnkfast W. etgat6 Ea cbihmi@gi6l 70
ae66hi1ier WITH f6fGigbhogs aBd'6Bg
deaVBt to ptrsdad6 tGe6I ," "aB6lisE
diSgnmiAatioh against h8m9 'bF5Bds,,
6aqh6gs dry pdrfectly GBmpStehy' W
taKgd gdafe 8f thShibaybS Oil our oWH
5E5tgs,n and if foreign Hogs 'pqSSesg
dHyadgGh&keS 6Vet them abroad, ~
wiiibesofst 'fo4 coHgf6sS u6tt9's6nd
dRtofl 4tB6ir 'R6prsssRtGtiyeB across
@ll ,,J5tLqq boon ellii indl l1Hm9i 9Al
su l0,I l 1Ill ll ILLl ADl 1Ig Igdl
The advocate., 1890-01-16
wv y HrI4G FARNIER.II n-uI.
Nr6hi thn IlRnhrIa RannDlIeln! J ~


iWb0is itWAeablg crops agegoQd, sqp1
Pliesltbe, ,patiogl with its foqd2oiTbe far
meT, Who ia IL, when the crops are light
and money scampers out Of sight, still
strqggies on With All his mightY The
bfMef WR5, when often BY debt op-
Btessed, Is forced To d6bis leysl'bestl to
Keep paid1GpthSinterestSo IThSifatmeF.
Who Aitwh6nhargeta q crop makdslnl
terest,andi debt both stop and comes up
spilinglNOn tppHoThef farmer ,8al odl
Who works rgoRtentedly away whiIeUR
The gpblie, tTleksteFs prey apd make ths
lqwslhe must obey2 The former, b ,,n
Who gives his dollars and his dimes 70
greedy trusts aud Big combines which
6niy laugh WheH'ef he7%hih6sS me
farmer. '5l'a1lN
Who Is IL must In future mix in public
life and politics, md d6#nith6 trickster
and his triOksH The, faTmeTl M gHD
The advocate., 1890-01-16
D6cIarhti6h ofPatFloseb.

c iefeaS, the general condition o. oIiI country
ilpperaiignlY udsdnltg OF hctlon Onthopnri
u tho lonoring classes, reiprlnatlQn In economy,
iRnd the dissemination 0R principles best CalCu.
Ahlti " encourage and foster Agricultural ard
hler4pnltal ppTsuit6 encouraging tlsi lCilng
ras leeaipg them In the goad Of prosperity
WA pr0vidlIg q Just and fair remuneration i0r
boli luat exchange Tor our cOmniod odltles, and
\ M bpst meanpOS securing 10 the l0bQfipg class
W me greatest amount o. good, we hold 70 the
ltible ethata allhdkOpd pdlIe5 Gre tlahgbrodstb the
lli,eests Of hscOdnlrg g.tehdlnB tDenalate
ce people and gpbyertand finally overthrow
.goab principles purchaged by the fathers Of
Ri8acah libdrty. WetheTdlOra adopt th6'i6ti
ank aaOUg declagptIdpgf prindplsssla boon
40 labor fox tho education Of the agricultural
llse4 ~ the sciehce 0i etOA0nilCat g0verhri6nl
VIZ a gnctlg n0nl artIaahs spirit. and 10 brlhb@
nlia more perfect phieR pl sAbd elRsseSc btio
et ga AApAnd equal Elgl lltH 20 AZ aud apo
iigllstp mono. sf ~
B. fol9dnrse tle motto I'm ihirg4- tssehllh
li1,isnd 10 al tbmgg, Chprltyl.4 SA l4
s aedeyelope gbettdf atate mentally, mgrallN
v ,lly and financially "-lF ',9 gE
al l3tppd0gl lanily strive to SECURE entire hag7Rg
\ StA tcA wlllto allmAnklha, and DEQlbafly
among OurTelYysA AU UcAa1
fQmlpByeag pgFaonAl, local, seCllonql 0elll
4 aloilni pleiudlCesi all pRhealthiM rivalry and
huabUiDOMl nA anpnwof gpplHagaHo
Y shSbllShtest jewels which itgaTneFs ore tbe
s9cg WIDOWS end orphanss and 40 imperative
I, gntAfsave toyiaIt tho homes wheEelatefated
N NI8 ye pepdlng, 70 abSaage the auIeIings Of
golhaf ora aister; bury the dead, cire fox bll0
Ns hnd educate the 6rPhanss 10 extreiss
Allg toward OiIendeBI 70 eOnstrue w0vd8 and
ihelr most gayotiible light granting lionr
01AtlppFBosa and good Intentions 10 6thergI
NJ protect the principles OF the Farmers AIr
Dd lnbpsirlai uRlOn uatil DEATH aIta
3 tedsOn and equity, as cardinal io ttiine
StiIsy AZ khppght and life, its intentional d
asAh, peaee, and 5000 win tomaa'' y. 9.s' .,a
MA 1 tlEJEa Pls.ATTOIaNEa ~ a,a4
o6snd the aboltion Ok NATIONAL banks
atasillntidh oilegal tender treasury
\ w, lqR "A patlonaA hank notes. aialued hl
N t NlS3pD Va lasihe .pnainesa. Aha Gown,
ee4 sAipTr, psaglatpg thhl amount
N l HeF liA IA N Az rbp bnNl n
ly Af1 y AZ \, ,a,,l lht .iiYi " iaNyANlA Aita M
The advocate., 1890-01-16

odThe CJihciHn6tE Pflc8 Current sagl
gasss thab C6ngTesB icFdate al e6Ihmis-
SION TO cross itAsMgteE and eomEnuns
with the governing powers of Cor
many EsanCe) .sndl,othbr. countries
withsaEiew,bf persnBding gthemMto
abolisl disdrtminakiOdG
AnheriOan ah6gar Bmnl9atlloyba inoa o
lItAGs been the genSFal impression
iPtRib lbaFtbFt tBs b6GatSy 'otRat ARs
vAlll lV erlll qlNlllA1g d4I 9Tn NQIlW
NuTQpeBglI and Anerlc8p hos We're ol
ths ybgst Qf f,tRTpa7rthat shoE bea
theaavEs lII,IIl. sHEi9ssaa patlaiattosy png
The advocate., 1890-01-16
Na8fiRHRss ALtiIANCIG AND I'M
YUsrRiAL bNfoG,t,..rr

siit M il fii'iT liTt'GThiillD1bN
If aN tpslHd FW NE dyjU wa lEIt
Nh IgI,Ai1Iti NJ 1hiHlG'NRk RktB ssi
lNonpl FRrrper'a ,AlliaBepy md
IndgstFil qnion5l0 ldell %
gNdfpl "A n PptE % WpSblpHqqh hC'
tlEp. Up, H,GtoYEa IA Cappnqyfl ka,Is
pitiaig-i. ~ fUkEFR, Washington, Pm
Y'lnA0isf il.W,, Hi6EMAM "" fGal69, NO.
hHiuitr lBkk fRikkLE, v Washington B q.
t 1d wkxK6UfIyh oOUNdfL " b''l'''
gNtheyrafo--R. AgR1Tryy 9dl ldMncon. Miss
Y'sp years. -laAAa Mc0RAcKRrg fH--oiIl Ar0
Qpeyeaf EyAB JONES, l DpbNna Texas
,.. HxEcuTlyE COMMITTEES. Gl pgd
c w. McCUNE. ,...l..... Washington y, q,
AlbFzo WARDALLs Huron, sotth Dakota
EETILLbAN, ' Palmetto, Tenn,
KANsAssTA'rE OFFICERS '
PIeadentS D. II. CLOyRR y Cambridge Kans
YIeePres lWrH, RyDDEBa0u Aggqsta, Eyaqs
stcielaryJ J, b. FRRNoH, Hutchinson kans
4. Iiitasufet IA. BAU6hiiAM, Z" BURTON ltati5
Chpaan-J! P. WRT, DlpoH Ralt@sOnKaht'
ieyiurer-A. " DICKINSON. N Merden KapS
kthlAtaht Lect- -YANB. PRArHgR, Neutral KS
loOf1oepdr- D. ID. WfLEfAlfsJ Bentley RAdSl
ASST pooskeepey4-As. w. TAYLOR, N9WtqRlihi
seEtatiArms- AK, H4yT, poTft9g lSIj, Bnps
BuslnSdg Agent o. A. TYtkR, Tdpeka Kfhs
'aN sHinafAe G6td4hitteSR.eiN 90,
aHd odw ~ J8bicrEkFi % o7d ol Sal
~. ApKmRr- Burton, Harvey Co, KRnas lno
R C.CADwELrC -Halgtead, BaVey Co., Kaps d,
WA. NEEs6N- .C6fbih, ,sed8eTick Co., KanG Z
Oi 40 il.sD- lJ VIaAaom lhrm yplli o1Ol
~ 4. RemlsRr IIaIstead, harvey %. Kans,iuu
( B o. Smith -Bently, 3edgeWlCS Co. Kans,
Jla frue- Newman, Jefferson %. kins! . ~"
ai hsil bDAhDiOFTRpsuRna oItial Oh
RH, Clover Cambridge, Kqns, oaodl uuV
II Is. Ffen6h- Hutchinson,
B.JsAdIuns- -BIHft6n, lIiH"WGmoHl } SH
,S,, q cadNeTrHaI9tead, lHm9di iigW o1
ljY, Az Nelson Corbln, l,,.,,A'r. o,Il I'D oo0
tN'N ''''N INSURANCE.. ''
,iI BaughIhahl BURTON liDKahsas eIOm 10
X M. scott-AicPh9rson, "o
"a. M, GhAltl idctheis0h,I vi" "''N''p9
N3N t3 Af1, fPRMatNa 11ua!lh 4Gp
h D. Max0nr EmpoTia KapYaa,n ..v lrni
Pleting2n- -NsVidqn' q nalu. ,tloa
sAr,yS,il ilo1l 5dl li9
M ii ihdfluiniL Constant, Kansas. " '''','D'
Al Nj 9nish Mbfhefson; IiolWf hI'H Ni1
dwin enyaor DblAo6oa fnuSo t4uhi oal
M 4h5 oRDHh oB BbsINMsS. .d llgo
llaNg,mnni-Bn BnrTton, KlAnsAsrt M M inm
hesshrhyer nu9nnmrnpu 9si,ab
Wilson Woodulle, " p.muia gl
The advocate., 1890-01-16


ieresie gi the country expand; and thpt alI mon
ey issaed Bg gthego ogDrtmbntahAMba lekTl tender
N paymept olqIl debth bpth ppllc lgqd prlvlte.
q We demand the freB aud unlimited Colnaga
bfslItesllnlla1Yni lO laA 2hiWNlIol
sllBd dsmand thdt tbasfdslihalD pAss suEa
laws 40 eball e9ectgalIE prevent ,tbe heqlinglp W
iuhrss IN Rll 8IdlcaIl6isi and ech5hItSi pro, pTt
ductlona; prdsefvihg Sttig q stringent 'bystchbi
fi5e6etnfe IN trials as shall sebufb prompt ton-
vletich, and imposing gBuei penalties As SitlI85
cuDgtAemoat perfect compliance Witil tils'iawl'
uA Wg demand tho passage QflRWa prohibiting
alien Qgpership OF land, and that Congress talle
egTly steps 10 devise some plan tO obtain ai lands
How owned by aliens and foreign syndlcaies;
RidthhtalI lands now held by fdliEoad.ahd orr
BPt6S bbSatiOns inoxcess OfsuCh asatd acttaily
haed hiid neOdedB by tnblnl no ftciaimedH By me
government andlhald torGctiRl Rlsettlcgs OnlggGi
NO, Believing In the dOctrl1e!O daQiaDrtghlstb
al ndspeclal pEIyiIegegt9 RQpey Wa delAand
that taxation NlatlQpql qg Atpteb shall H9trbe
used ~ build up one interest or class AZ tle ex-
pe1se 0E another. '''''''' ~, .'.,.'l..t
"Webeiieye TINT the Th6h8y df Tho t3bhtty
sii8did bekeptas iAHth de- Possible M th6 hakdg
Of the people, ana hence 'we8dendhdi MRtaai
revenues, National, State or County Jsliall nbe
limIted No the peIesaa,g1expRn ofthpi SOHernl
went egopomically and honestly acknowledgement !
10 We .dem9pa tRat c9PgEeaq Pgqylae f9Fths
Issue Qi a suiilClent amgynt Ol fTaCtOngl papeg
ttfrehcyto fhcllidt9 8kclihiiee through tiiB me,
dum OF the Uhittf Blatts'mRli.A N'1'l H'i''f'"
z. We denAnd thaCth6 rneiths6f cChnhtHilCa-
tioA ana transportation shall bo owned by,VGhd
Op0rutedin the iptsTp1t Of thepeOpI5, tBJ N yth6
United states dgno1od9lbbiK
us, OWe demand such legislation as shall eitact-
the extOrtiOn Of luxurious lpteEeat
Gy lsJY FORM ol evasion 0i statutory PROVISIONS /,
I'VE DEMAND sIlcli 'i6Bl5ldtoh" ks WiG pro-
vldbE0r q reasonable stay oE execution 7ih Alt
cases Of iorecI6sure " mortgages 6 real estate,
AID d Reasonable extentlon,Of time before tle
confirmation Of Observation-Disclosures brg yiHndI
10. We demand gcbi legIslgtlln gIlleiIeltl
ually prevent the organization or maint9lnance
oEEIgsES and combines lot pdtp6sds 9f SpeGdlq,
t6ti' any Ofthe products of 1aBdf or hechssl
lI6s 6tffe or thetrahsbb ~ tlS Same III
Ott.o I'VE denfand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iOf
pIblICoficlalstO correspond with eklstius AnHri
cial lUOnditigns the wages paid 10 other forms, Of
labor and The prevailing prices Of the products
Qi labor r..,..t,.r..,,. n ff;,,, lT
~ mahdthsad6bti6h 6t ths Austria
Han Systen oftUdngahd ttlie Crawford SybttaA
9i RFlm9rl9si ii baG .a1il9W9rd aHgil9mA
nm ,lrDtttpr, AZ gv-uf-k., r,rtl pt IffiInfl
The advocate., 1890-01-16

Monday IL 10 evident that the pre-
sent adhiaistfatibnS ahd. 4b6 present
CgpgBem qoRtemplqteo p9 cb9pge ,in
the financial policy Of the government
il1fftt5tl ~ if.sityti.j- -~gO.m. T.
National Farmers Alliance and
F4illrHWil nNI lb n llhdabtnu Unl6n, flii
~ oeWasbngtQq, u ChgqBmTY3, 3, iea9,tI1..
AT an early day the Ritual, coptQining
foth fop tdddb5et9ite, %ln,B9 BbbiiB6Sd
and isdHbdtfoh ttis 6ait6. Ais6the c6F
stitutlonIddd Statutory fhwS 5f ghe Ofd6r,l
with simple and practiciaD rules ofparlia-
mnntaTV nmgg.s 9gfr aJtg brTEN a2
These bpokswill he.printed In noatand
durable styluuud will each bear the i'm
ptiHto1the RagOf the National IQrhef.
Ritqqls and National Constitutions with
ogtsgeh ERpTiPtMR pot be .Fec0RpiFfldl
aYlPWclhhH b9m1G .dnDilgdU'l 11ldl
nThie ofl9eiGap Supply SRtA secFetaElaa
only. iMahbem OF tho order must ,apply
toth6iHSntq setrdtaTy.b9lp9 emllml
iIBg order bft6e Brealdeht,a a1ll bHG
la0l onoos odj 90 LoJlH. TtnNEh, naH
hne m'HSccgtatglN lNi M; dHS r ", 10
Iial', ,i," | |'G,G oFFTfIAh.l I,arl D@
@iJ5R. Turner secrstarE qftRe NatIoPaII
Farmers lA4lllIliqpgs md IpdustrIql ppions
Baal 6led9his bond with the execqtlge
hohrd, and has entered upon Ms'dutlesdf
hls6filcdyIiHls address tcmbOtatily is5ti
Nlhthstreeg NTW, WaBahgt6n, ID. 20!
Any money due lthis 6fdef should be paid
to him, dhd d H6tic9 Of Ill 'dG6s paid him
h6dldbe 56ntt6 thb uhdErSigRed' chair
man OF Bbe ekBchiIge bJardielt l9d bH
ttGEgshingt6n5 ID, 63 geaadtg2 1890. pl
9qiIliUG buaal d %. WlllAotNf d
bas lC7qRaER RdiNlEA.aRd G&