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The advocate., 1890-06-18
HANOVER, KAN, May 30.

EDITOR Advocate: AT a meeting OF
Pleasant Ridge Alliance No. 1893, the
following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That we demand the free and
unlimited coinage of silver.
Resolved That we demand a circulating
medium Of not less than $50 per capita.
Resolved That all the currency whether
metallic or paper should be issued and It's
volume controlled by the government, and
not by or through national banks as at
present established.
Resolved, That the government should
issue money directly TO the people without
interest
Resolved, That we earnestly request our
representatives in congress TO use their Of
forts TO secure passage OF the bill now before
the house, providing for government loans
on farm property.
Resolved, That in the future we will elect
no men 10 Office, either county, state or ma
tiOnal, but Alliance men.
Resolved That we will not vote for any man
who favors the return of John J. Ingalls, TO
the United States senate.
Resolved That United State senators
should be elected directly by the people.
Resolved, That senator's and representa-.
tives should be elected Immediately before
taking their position in their respective
offices.
Resolved that a copy Of the foregoing res
olutions be sent TO the ADVOCATE for publi-
cation j. 7. BORNGAssER, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
SnARoN, KAN., MaY 81.

pHANON, NAM, May 81,
The following were adopted at our
last meeting
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
declaration OF purposes set forth by the ma
tiOnal Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union of America, in convention NJ ST..
Louis, ON December 9, 1889.
Resolved, That we demand free coinage
OF silver.
Resolved, That we indorse the sub-troasS
ury bill.
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
resolutions made at Topeka, by che presi-
dents
Resolved That we favor the election of
president, vice president and senator's by a
direct vote of the people.
Resolved, That uniform series of school
books be printed by the state and furnished
at cost.
Resolved, That coal, sugar, wool, salt,
lumber and Mexican ores be put ON the free
list.
Resolved, That congress should f0reclOee
on the Union Pacific railway, and run chat
road at cost for the people, andwe denounce
the scheme TO extend the time on these
bonds unless similar extension be accorded
on our farm mortgages.
Resolved, That we demand the total ex-
tinction of that internal system of robbery
known as the national banking Rystem.
Resolved, That we denounce the coinage
Of metals for money, and demand in stead
full legal tender treasury notes, good for
all debts, public or private.
Resolved, That the government loan
money to the people at per cent.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent TO The Advocate Of Topeka, for
publication. i. j. CATHCART.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
CARRIE Lucas, Secretary.
OLpE, KAN, June 3.

EDlroa Advocate Ataregular meet
ing Of Olpe Alliance No. 227, held May
81, the St Louis platform WAS fully dis
cussed and unanimously adopted. Our
Alliance Is unit for independent polit-
lcal action. Our Alliance has forty-nine
members, thirty-nine Of whom are legal
voters.
We are we'll pleased with the ADyo-
CATE, will send you more subscribers as
soon as the members can find the dollar
make things hot for the two old cor
rupt parties. We must have free men,
free ballots, free press, free speech and
free money. Yours fraternallN
j. l.. WLLIAMs, Secretary
The advocate., 1890-06-18

liquors is an evil and detrimont 10 the vel
fare of our people, therefore We
Resolve, That we will not support any
man for Office In township, county, state or
nation that Ia In favor Of resubmissiOn, or
anything that would favor tho sale Of intoxi-
Canta Ina our state.
Resolved, That we believe the decision Of
the supreme Judge in regard 10 tho package
system Is an outrage upon tho prohibitory
law and should bo annulled by congress,
and we will use our best efforts 10 get CON
gress 30 act on II nj once.
BesOlyod, That wa will not support any
man for Office sOlOly on political grounds,
but no must give us a pledge that no will for.
ever work for the benefit Of tho farmers and
labOrors.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
EMPIRE, KAN, June 3.

Whereas, II has pleased the Divine Ruler
OF tho universe TO remove by death from
our midst one OF our members, and
Whereas we, The members of Empire II.
A. No. $50 deeply feel the loss Of our Sister
ClRrinda Lewis, recognizing that in her
death we have lost q worthy member, a true
and tried friend, aud kind and obliging
neiRhboF; therefore be IL
Resolved, That we meekly bow in submis-
siou 10 the providential dispensatiOn Of a
kind Heavenly Father, knowing that He
dOcth an things WE'LL
Resolved, That we heartily extend our
deepest sympathy TO the bereRved family
and friends in their aiilictiOn, and direct
them 10 the Heavenly Father for cOnsola-
&On.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
ighed In the ADVOCATE, at Topeka, and the
Alliance Herald, at Stafford
JOEL Mn1ER, Secretary,
The advocate., 1890-06-18

EDIToR ADVOCATE AT meeting Of
Richland Alliance, Linn county, the fol-
lowing resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas, We have taken a solemn obliga-
tiOn upon ourselves TO work for the best In
terests OF the farmers and labOrers OF Amer
lea, and TO throw of tho yoke OF oppression
that binds us down and curtails our liberty;
therefore, be II
Resolved, That we place in the field n full
farmers and labOrers' ticket, county, state,
and national.
Resolved, That wo will not support any
candidate for Office but those who we have
every reason TO believe are in full sympathy
with us, and whose interests are identically
the same as ours.
Resolved, That any candidate who may be
elected by the farmers and laborers, and
who shall sell out, barter or trade, or work
against the interests Of said farmers and Ia
bOrers, shall have the finger of scom and
contempt pointed at him, and not be allow
cd the right Of voting or assocating with us
and shall be considered as a disgrace TO this
order.
Resolved, That the name OF the farmers
and laborers' ticket bo the "Second Reyolu-
tiOn In America"
Resolved, That we instruct our delegate TO
the Farmers Union TO work for the support
of these resolutions TO the best OF his abili-
by, but in no case shall this alliance be con
trary or obstinate IL these resolutions cannot
be carried out.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
be sent TO The ADVOCATE for publication,
and a copy be given 10 our delegate Co the
Farmers Union TO be held at Mound City,
the secund Saturday in June.
JOHN II. KERAN,
M. M. HoDGsoN,
A. M. SHERWOOD,
Committee.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
LEBANON, KAN, June 6.

NaffAHsAA'NA'f AA'hA''f 'A'AN w
EniToR ADvooATE:--I am glad that l
can express myself on an occasion like
this. The movement now before us is an
all important one. ! look upon it as a
favorable omen. The people out here
are wide awake and on the alert II is
undoubtedly the gathering of the clans
with a vengeance, II is as II were the
marshalllng Of mighty host, which will
in the near future, break down all bar
riers and sweep every thing OF corrupt
nature into oblivion. We are on the eve
of momentous conflict, II will be the
battle of the giants, labor against capital,
and the Lprd defend the right ] think
that expose Of Ingalls, in your valuable
paper on your part most mastery effort,
and may the many headed hydra soon be
slain, is the earnest wishes / think of the
people. Yours fraternally,
III. r. GRIcE, Lecturer.
Pleasant Hill Alliance No 1853.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
WILLARD. KAN, June Z.

WILIANUi hhN'i UWH0 y
EDITOR ADVOCATES On Saturday, May
81, willard Alliance 320 held a picnic at
the school house in Willard. The com
pany assembled were addressed by Sister
Dlggs in a very fine and instructive ar
gument on Alliance topics, quite salts
factory to her hearers, after which every
body went for the good things prepared
For the occasion.
We wish you to inform our brethren in
other parts thatwe are to be with them
10 the final round up. Fraternally yours,
+. M. JONES, President.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
GRANADA, KAN, June 8.

EDIToR ADVOCATE: Enclose you here
report Of Center Alliance, organized May
81, 1890: President, Fred Hlskey Cen
tralla; Secretary, J. M. Talklngton, Con-
tralla, Lecturer, Jacob Bole9, Centralia'
Number Of initiated ten. This makes
forty sub Alliances in Nemaha county.
J.F. RUmN, County Organizer.
The advocate., 1890-06-18

introduced by A. n. Dickinson, our state
lecturer, with the explanation that II was
not 10 bind us TO work in any old party
lines, but II we establish a third party 10
pledge ourselves to work on this princi-
pie under all circumstances We also
passed upon the county presidents reso-
lutlons, most all Of them being adopted,
among which was the Ingalls, resolution.
Yours fraternally JoHN r. WooD.
The following is the resolution referred
10 In the above:
OAK GRovE Alliance No. il3, May 22.
Believing chat machine politics Is The
curse OF our country, we hereby pledge our
selves 30 attend the primaries of our respec-
tive political parties and use our best efforts
10 secure the attendance of all voters who
are interested in political reform, and on
deavOr 10 have the primaries, the cOnven-
tions and the elections run for and by Che
people.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
HIAwArnA. Kan.. Jnne 0, l8OO.

EDToR ADvOOATE:-Not seeing any.
thing in your paper from our alliance, |
send you few notes. We voted unani-
mously in favor OF the ~ Louis resolu-
tlons. We are now trying TO start Il Co
operative store in our county. Our meet
ings are enthusiastic and enlightening.
Let the good work go on. Yours frater-
nally, O. NJ JONES,
Secretary Bellune Alliance No. BOG.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
SoANDIA, Man, June 3,

EDrToR ADvoCATE.-R Republic County
Alliance has adopted the national plat
form together with this resolution
Whereas the farmers and laborers Of the
state of Kansas have become oppressed by
inolfectual legislation, that our only per
manont redress can come through legisla-
tiOn, therefor, be u
Resolved, That Il is the sentiment Of Ro-
public County Alliance that we put an ALI
ance ticcket In the field this fall for state,
county and township officers.
A. ELMoosoN, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
sHnRwm JUNCTION, KAN, June 6.

sHERwN JUNCTION, KAN, June 6.
EDIroR ADVOCATE: AT a meeting Of
our union on June 0, II was resolved that
we do not support any old broken down
politician for office, but only Alliance
men. wish you to understand Mr.. Ed
ltor, that Sherwln Union No. $40 means
business this coming election, and the
sisters are as enthusiastic as tho breth-
rem, and are doing all they can in their
limited sphere TO help on the good work
Fraternally,
ELLA BAGNAIL, Secretary
The advocate., 1890-06-18
MERlpEN. Kan, June Z, 1890.

EDITOR ADVOCATE Having noticed a
resolution as passed by Oak Grove sub
alliance No. 1l8 in your issue Of June 4,
and thinking the resolution as published
would leave a false impression as to the
intent of the meeting, l would be pleased
to have you publish it again with the fol-
lowing explanation: The resolution was
The advocate., 1890-06-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
GLAsco, Kan, June 10, 1890.

GLAsco, Kan, June 10, 1890
EDITOR ADVOCATE Last night at our
regular meeting, Superior Alliance, after
reading Senator staniord's bill and
speech, voted unanimously In favor OF IT,
Yours fraternally
II. =. BLAKE, Secretary
The advocate., 1890-06-18
Clay CENTER, KAN, June @,


EDITOR ADVOCATE; Garfield Alliance
No. $40, Of Clay county, Kansas, and adj
joining Alliances, will have a basket pic
mic and celebration on the Fourth Of
July, at the "Idylwlld grove" nine miles
north and three miles east Of Clay Cen
tor, Kansas. Good speakers will be pro-
cured and q splendid time insured. All
who can come are cordially invited.
Garfield Alliance was organized Sep
tembcr 10, 1890, by +. O. Kessler, has
now membership Of eighty-three, who
stand together as a unit in all things for
the good Of themselves and their order
They are unanimously In favor Of the
sub-treasury plan; also the resolutions
passed at Emporia, Kan. MARCO.
EDIToR ADvoCATE:--At a meeting Of
Pioneer Alliance Of Smith county, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Tho farmers are the wealth pro-
ducers and hold the balance of power and
as their claims have never boon recognized
by either OF the old parties; therefore, be II
Resolved, That we, the Pioneer alliance
of Smith county, use our bost ondeavors TO
put nm alliance ticket in the field
Whereas, We believe the high htariti ON the
necessities Of life is detrimentto the farm-
ers; therefore, be II
Resolved, That we demand reduction of
tariff ON the necessities OF life, and request
our congressman TO do all in their power TO
accomplish this end,
Resolved, That we favor the income tax
az explained by our state president, and that
we demand Of our representatives, both
state and national, TO SEQ that IL becomes a
law.
Resolved, That we believe in the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver.
Resolved, That n copy of these resolutions
be sent 10 TIE Advocate, the Kansas Farm
or and tho Gaylord Herald,
WILLIAM CARTwELL, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-18

w. s, Morgan's "HtsToRY OF THE
WHEEL AND ALLIANCE" given for club
OF eight subscribers 90 THE ADVOCATE
at 81 each.
The advocate., 1890-06-18
Mona, Kan, May 90

EDIroR ADvocATE:-Please print in
your paper the following resolutions,
which our lodge has adopted
Whereas, The sale and use of intoxicating
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@ruubftiid on alomo unb 2oiopa Str,
1923 900.
Sbeo, Seerniaun an Sscar OebbD,
@runbahd an 9adbertD Str, $3.50.
s. 5. Beitel al 90. u. Bsrdelmann,
2 @runbiiide an ber @de bon Mpe. 6.
unb 5. 5traBe, &c.
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sE GIn6er GuSdse, Die i96nHe Nus
BEL Sosfe Bros.

= Das Weber Denfmal lit gutin
witb am 1. Sui enibaGt merben. Das
Bfogramm fir bic 6eier lautet: Nul L.
Suli 8ormitia8s seiali@es Rou3ert unb
@ntbuaunssfeier. Nadmiitags melt.
li6es Ronlert uHb Geitefien. Wm 2.
Slli Wusfu9 nod @remsmiAlen.
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Curb tome.Notis!

aslr BADEN einen srpbsn 8orratb BON Curb.
Sle'nen erlter AlaAe On Sanb, ollie bon 8 bis s
que @ranobstker, ipeIde bon Der Staot auf.
9~eleroert iperoen, ibre Se;terpese MAIDEN au
iaheh, iperoen 20 Sent per SineaI. Gub fparen,
menh te nut Dem u~nterseidneten einen Son.
trait abfdliesen.
Man %aoreiiire Ofer ipen6e iid psrfonIi9 ON
6. WiggIi
S95 9. glamp.S CTR, San gptonio.
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ear IS 1T erpieien, baB CHAMBER.
Iaiu's 9uifenmitteI bic fiderIte unb bette
Wlebi3in 1T, bic uo6 big iebt bergeltelt
Durbe CUR Seilung afuter Gals. unb
GungensGranfbeiten, nie @rtdltungen
unb Group. Gum Nerfauf BEL X.
@obu & Co., s. 6altsper & Sobn unb
olen Druggiffen.
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Sesamntmadnns fir Steuersabler.
Office bes StabtsNFefors. |
Gdmpmannz@ ebdube. 3immer 40. !
San MntoMio, rs. MpriI '9(


Gdmpmannz @ebdube. 3immer 40.
San Nntonio, rs. April 80.
SIS wirb bierburh befannt gemaGt,
bak bic ftdotii6en Steuer . Holen fur
ales teufrbare Gigentbum - perf6nIi.
Dies unb @runb gigentbum - fir hos
nit benz l. Mdr3 1890 beginnenbe Sis.
talsSabr iebt atsliegen uno baB Fe bis
sum 80. SUM- 1890 CUR giuf6t ufeu
liegen nerben.
Nue perfonen. bic bierbon betruffen
tperoen, perben b6fi9t erlu6t, beim
unter3eidneten borsuipreden unb ibr
Der B~etsuer1ng unterwotfenes @iser.
tbum an5ugeben, tpie bas GsieB es bors
f6reibt. @ufab 6raf6,
Stabts MHsHor.
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8si Sipsa. @rusiou gountD.
nurSen !udbrenb zines beitiSsn @ew't=
ters 5uei @owbops bonn Blibe Ell
I9lagen.
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sasr Winlden Sic eiuen feinen mo.
bernen In3ug gemadt2 @eben sic gu
y aneoafi & Sobu. 9ie feini fen
ilnpDrtirten Stoffe finben sic bott.