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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
JUNIOR AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Valley Forge Council No Q, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, neld a meeting in their council
chamber, corner of Fourth and Grove
streets, oa Thursday last. They speus a
very pleasant evening. during which they
nominated and elected the officers for The
ensuing term. as they VIII not mold
another meeting this YEAR.
The following members were elected to
the following QfficeSs Councillor, A.
Wright: vice councillor, II. drake; assist
ant recording secretary. Il. G. Kali; con-
dulctor. H. A. Crummenauer; warden, O.
Smith, Inside sentinel, J. Il. Bird; out
side sentinel, g. smith. After the elec-
ton thers were SOME very interesting
talks By the brothers elect stld tbs other
members. when the cpuntiI closed III
peaGe hnd harmony 10 meet again oil
Jantary $. The order y rapidly increAs-
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There is no good reason why seventy
Ave more votes should not have been
cast, and the neglect of those past chan.
cel1ors who have not voted shows that
they have not the interest of their dis
triet at heart An excuse is acceptable
from those who are sick or absent from
the city, but those who could have voted
and did not should apologize to their
lodges for not having done their duty.
District No. 3 proved herself to De almost
a solid Donath district. In this district
there are 165 past chancelIors, of which
121 cast their vote aS ft1lloxys.-
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The BEST SAtvE IN he world for cuts Bruises.
Sores Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetf.sr'
Gnnppeu Hands, Chiibiains, Corns and all skin
HeQnigee II is guaranteed 70 give rerfsct "a ! AZ
Htnctlort or money refunded. Prtco s5 f,,,fx NJ,
box For sails " Gao. Il. Whites dug ssor5.
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SENIOR MECHANICS.

Eureka Council No. 80 will give its
grand annual invitation pa.l at Oakland
Rink on Monday evening, January ~,
1891 The ommittee:-Brothers W. ii.
Smith, I. A. Coleman. l.. O. Miller, w.
Schenck K smith, S. Fairchild, B. Vert
helm, A. A Taft, G. Combs ana b. +.
ElIerson have issued nearly four thou
sand cards of invitation, and the affair
promises to be the best ever given
by this council The councIl was organ
lied in February, 1869. and has a
mem bership OF nearly one hundred and
fifty. 1t has always been noted for the
excellent entertainments given and Is
composed of a lively set of young men.
Its officers are:--C., f. C. Crosby; v. c.,
w. b. Schenck; secretary. g. H. Dickin-
son; assistant recording secretary, w. II.
Whitehead; treasurer, S. e. Smith;
financial secretary, A. Miller.
A number Of the prominent members
of the order will be present at the receD-
ton, and the COMMITTEES say that hey are
sure to have a full house. Lucky is the
man who secures an invitation.
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There is more Catarrh IN this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years Was supposed 10 bs
souncsd Il local disease. anu prescribed loca
remedies, and by constant ny failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced 1t incurabir.
Science has proven catarrh 70 pc consti.n
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. J. Cheney & Co, Toisd0s Chi, Is The only
laIernaiiy Ia doses from Ten drops TO tea spoon-
fuL II acts directly upon the blood and MUCOUS
surfaces Of the sysleil. They oifer one hun
dred dollars for any oase It fails 10 cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials
Address,
n Il CHEN q q CO.. Toledo. q
~ Sold BY Druggist, foc
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Thomas and Nixon. Several Of the OIL
GERS elect and others adjourned ID
Brother Murphy's cafe where q soeiatse
sion WAS held
Jersey City Council No 50 Will meet %
Tuesday evening.
Germania Council No. l.2os elected
these officers on Thursday evening"
Regent H i. TImkeni vice regent. e. A.
Schultze; orator, g. Pope: secretary, N.
Laddey; collector, F. A. Nuench: treas
urer, J. Rechert; chaplain, Carl Weis;
guide. w Stolz; warden, Il. Asselmeger;
sentry, NJ. Michaelis.
Communipaw Council No. 1917 at their
meeting on Monday evening elected the
following oificers: Regent, Thorne p.
Sherwood; vice regent, j. j. Hill: orator,
q. g. Founfain; secretary, Arthur Lucas;
collector, J. Machin;, treasurer. w.
Hiliier; Chaplain, Spencer Wells; guide,
w. y. Sloate; warden. Spencer Dayton;
sentry, George Corduer; trustees, J. g.
Moore, w. A. Rodgers and s. Barker.
Grand Regent TompSins, accompanied
by Brothers Charlock, PETER, Alberts,
Feist. Vreeland, Muecke and Baxter,
paid an official visit to Plainfisld Council
No. I'll on Monday evening. The visitors
We're well received and addresses were
made by nearly all
The Joiut Committee on Reunion met
last night at The residence OF Brother
Grouney and perfected ARRANGEMENTS for
Jne great event. Whicn LAKES place on the
30Sh Inst The programme is now COM
plete. aud an excellent entertainment is
assured. The exercises will commence at
eight o'clock sharp, and everything will
be worked on schedule time. Prof Ed,
Craumer will furnish his sweetest music.
and the silvery tongued orator from Ho-
boken, Grand Secretary Alberts will en-
tighten The audience ON the merits OF the
order. The admission will be by invita-
ton only, and cards can be secured from
any OF the members. The Printing Com
mittee are making rapid Roadway with
the souvenir programme, aad promise
that it will be thing Of haai1tv
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FRATERYAL CIRCLE.

Jersey City Council No IS will meet in
the rooms of Company d. Fourth Regi-
ment, every second and fourth Monday
beginning with the January meeting.
The membership OF this council is very
large, and recruits are being added ar
every meeting This order pays 81 900 in
seven years, $500 in five years, 500 in
three years, SIS weekly when sick and
$500 death benefit after three years MEM
bership. 1t takes males and females from
fifteen to sixty years.
Circle Council No. 90 meet the first and
third Fridays at Clinton Hall, corner
Grand and Crescent avenue.
Az a meeting OF Jersey. City Council
No. 95. held last Monday evening at
Grau's Hall, jackson and Kearney ave-
nues. DR.. John E West was elected by
large majority medical examiner for said
council.
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GOLDEN STAR FRATERNITY.

The members OF Jersey City Council
No, 20 expect to have pleasant time at
their reception tomorrow Monday night
in the Avenue House. They will have q
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The officers elected for 1891 of all Iron
Hail Branches in Jersey City Will be- in
stalled ut aunion meeting In January at
Masonic Hail. on Pacific avenue. Dep
uty George G. Fountain IL anxious to
have all the membership Of the order
present, with the elected officers from
each and every branch.
Friend Warner Bruins, OF branch No.
LAB. made one Of his witty aud interest
ing speeches on Wednesday, evening AZ
his branch meeting. After referring 10
the many things he found OF interest TO
him during his journey throughthe rocky
defic of the initiation he found nothing
served him better than liis athletic train
ing. The Counsellor is ell rixiip aud has
already become quite a fayorite with the
boys,
Branch No 1,l43 held very enthusias-
tic meeting as their cosy large rooms,
Bergen and Fairinount avenues. Coun-
cslior Warner Brups aud Mr.. Harlem
were initiated members OF the branch.
These Two gentlemen were handled with
dispatch Dg the officers and frientis Who
had them 10 charge. But the two recruits
|proyed themselves equal 70 tile eruerg-
encys and when all was over expressed
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ROYAIt ARCANUM.

For other lodge nesos see Monday
tterR00W's paper.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
CEpAR JuNcrIoN, Kan., JUNO 2.

EDITOL ADvOCATE;-The following res
olutions we're adopted at a meeting Of
the Cedar Junction Farmers sub-alliance
No. 1926, held May "a, 1890, and request
that they be published:
Whereas, Tho producers and consumers
of the state OF Kansas and the United States
az we'll have been Disseminated against by
unjust class legislation, whereby the interests
OF the said producers and farmers are more
and moro trampled under foot, and the ia
vored mOnOpolistN, trusts and combines
have accumulated great boards Of wealth OF
of the toll and productions OF the labOring
classes; and,
Whereas, Our congressman, senators and
the members of tho state Legislatures are re-
spOnsible for the same, and have either been
a party tO the same or sat tamely by and
have not raised their dissenting voices
against tho enactment Of these same unjust
laws and Legislative aCtg, nor In defense Of
the rights OF the people; therefore be II
Resolved, That we will not support for
reelection by our endorsements or ballots
any OF the present inCumbents, neither for
the Office which they last held nor any other
within tho gift OF the people.
Whereas, John j. Ingalls, having misrop-
resented the people OF our senatorial dis
trict for eighteen years without eheCting
any measures of relief for his constituency;
therefore DO 10
Resolved, That we do not favor his re-
election, nor do we favor the re-eleotiRn of
Hon. u. II. Funston 10 congress, nor the
election "a state auditor of eX-Representa-
tive Nick Reits. MOLLE HoDoE, Sec'y.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
COVE Cry, Kan, June /

COVE ClTH, han,, June i.
EDITOR ADvOCATE;--On May "a the
alliances Of Cove county met at Cove
City and formed a county alliance. Eight
alliances and $50 members were repre-
sented, The meeting was very interest
ing and a good time was had. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President, William Evins, of Grain
field; vice president J. A, Beougher, Of
Galand Alliance; secretary, G. W. Rhine,
Of Cove City; treasurer, II. B. Rush, Of
Jerome; lecturer, A. j. Boyce, of Cove
City; dOorkeeper, P. F. FOrney, Of Pleas
ant View; assistant doorkeepeT, F. Mitch
em, Of Buffalo Park; chaplain, A. j..
sprague, Pleasant View; sergeant at
arms, Low. schlelf, OF Jerome.
The following resolutions we're then
adopted;
Resolved That we heartily condemn the
action Of Che republican convention at Colby
for disfrRnChising the republicans of this
county by seating n bogus delegation in
said convention from this county, and for
IFS other dishonegt practices.
Resolved, That we will not support any
man for office who is in league with them,
and we will not support any newspaper that
approves of such action.
We also adopted the Cowley county
resolutions. Fraternally yours
WILLIAM EvGNs, President,
g. w, RHINE, Secretary,
The advocate., 1890-06-11
CUnA, Kan, June 3.

CUBA, Kan, June D.
EDlTOR ADyOoATE:-Here are three
more names for your paper | want TO
get 40 many reading II az can, for be-
lleve this Is the only way We will ever
accomplish anything, II we can get the
people Interested 10 that extent that they
want 10 read for themselves, we will
surely gain the victory.
Our alliance Is In good working orderj
everybody Is enthusiastic on the subject
Of reform. They all say they knew there
was something wrong but did not know
where II was until now. The old party
bosses will not find II such an easy task
TO march the herd up to the ballot box as
usual. This county Is republican, but I
am happy 10 say that the members Of
Grove Alliance have dropped the old
parties as they would hot potato and
are ready TO stand with our alliance prln
ciples. We have enlisted TO serve during
the whole campaign, Fraternally yours,
+. 7. BAKER.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Appointments.

The following appointments have been
arranged for f. L. Bailey, all Of them in
the evening except Larned, which will be
in the afternoon.
Thursday, June II, Smiley.
Friday, June 10, Keysville.
Saturday, June IA, Larned.
Monday, June 16, Pleasant Valley.
Tuesday, June II, Bismarck.
Wednesday, June 1s, Homestead.
The others have not been made.
Yours fraternally,
j. B. GmKIsON.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
KEoHI, Kan, June 2

hkUll, hhh', juno ~
EDITOR ADVOCATES: Inclosed find pos
tal note for three subscribers. Had hoped
to send you more, but money is 30 scarce.
We are all alive In this part Of the state
10 the necessity Of reform, and intend to
carry this county (sedgwlck) bya rousing
majority this fall.
Kechi Alliance has been organized two
months and has increased in membership
from fourteen to forty-Aye, and Is taking
in from one to five every meeting, We
have two members who have voted the
democratic ticket for over thirty years
but say they have voted TO rob them
selves for the last time, and the rcpubll-
cans say the same thing. All think THE
ADVOCATE is the paper. Fraternally,
q. w. SMITH, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
DECATUR, Kan. May q


EDTOR ADy0CATE:--The alliance IL
getting TO be strong faction in this
county. We are awakening up to the
fact that the working class Of people have
been deRrauded Of their rights long
enough, and we will not be led around
by the political bosses any longer. Your
paper is appreciated very much in this
county.
Inclosed please find resolutions passed
by Decatur County Alliance and Indus
trial Union, which was instructed TO
send to THE ADVOCATE for publication.
The alliance meeting Of Ramona last
Saturday passed the following resolu-
tions:
Resolved, That we endorse the articles Of
agreement Of the National Farmers ALI
ance and Industrial Union AZ adopted at 81.
Louis on December O, 1889.
Resolved, That wo endorse the action of
the county presidents at their meeting no
Topeka, Kan, March "a, 1890,
Resolved, That we no longer divide on
party lines, but that we vote for and support
only alliance men, and only those nominat-
cd by the alliance.
Resolved, That we are in favor OF having
the salaries OF our public officers reduced In
proportion 10 the price OF all farm products,
county NJ we'll as state and national.
Whereas, ]. j. Ingalls, has never done any
thing for the people OF Kansas, therefore
be IL
Resolved, That we will not vote for any
man for state representative who is In favor
Of j. J. Ingalls, for reelection TO the United
States senate,
Resolved, That we are in favor Of serv.
ice pension, regardless of age.
Resolved, That we condemn the action of
paying our county attorney the sum OF $3.50
for defending the Joe Turby case.
THOMAS SMITH,
s, @. SPEER,
=. G.OssEN,
A. WIGGINs,
DAN CASTOR,
Committee
Adopted unanimously by the county
alliance w. l.. HAINEs, President.
G. o. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
GARnEN PLAtN. Kan. June

EDITOR ADVOCATE: Please announce
that there will be a union picnic held at
sacketts' Grove, on the Ninnoscah river,
July 4. Some seven or eight neighbor-
Ing alliances will take part, Good speak
OFa have been invited, and a grand good
time Is assured. Music will be furnished
by the Goddard cOrnet band. The
grounds are midway between Goddard
and Clearwater, and can be reached from
either place. Come everybody and have
3 good time. Fraternally,
NJ, A. BURDICK, Secretary l73.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
FROM Phillips County.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the Phillips County Alliance May ~:
Wheroaa, The alliance Is composed Of
those who formerly held various political
opinions; therefore, be II
Resolved, That we favor no one who now
holds or has held office.
Whereas, We believe the Office should seek
She mani therefore, be II
Resolved, That we favor no one who has
sought or now seeks office.
II. N. SHNN, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

GERS Of the union, and attacked their integ-
rity and ability, and
Whereas, The partisan press OF this county
has begun 30 emit los slime abuse, ridioulo,
slander and falsehoods about tho alliances
and
Whereas, Judging from The position tho
partisan now holds and has occupied toward
those who advocate the reform measures
now supported by tho alliance, we believe ii
20 be beyond hope 30 expect 10 be able tO
accomplish anything through either the re-
publican or democratic parties that would
give relief 10 the industrial classes OF tho
country; therefore be II
Resolved, That no member who is thor.
Oughly imbued with the principles Of the
alliance, and has tho good OF the order no
heart, will accept the nomination for any
Office nj the hands OF either OF the parties
aforesaid.
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed
10 send n copy OF these resolutions 30 the
Harper Sentinel, The ADVOCATE and the
American Nonconformist nj Winfield.
j. II. FINDLY, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
VALLEY FALLs. Kan, MaY 3l

EDITOR ADvOoATE:-We, the Swab.
vile Alliance, adopt the following reso-
lutiOns:
Whereas, Il has always been the custom
Of the farmers TO absent themselves from the
primaries, and by 80 doing we believe that
IL has been instrumental in bringing depres-
sion upon us, therefore be IL
Resolved, That we, the voting members
of Swabville Alliance No. 178, attend our
primaries and do all within our power TO
place men before the people who are in
sympathy with the laboring class.
Resolved, That we vote for qualified alli-
ance men in preference TO outsiders, re-
gardless of the party that nominates them.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

munity ono Of its most respected Citlzons.
RosoIved, That the sympathy OF this order
DO extended 10 the boFeRyed family m their
sore afiiCti0n, and ~ tho community In
general In the loss Of respected and hon'
Orablo citizen.
Yours INTERNALLY, II. d. EMERN,
Secretary Graham County Alliance.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
M. L. THOMPSON, Secretary.
KENNEBEo, Kan, June 9

hhNNhHhU, MID, JUNO 2,
EDTOR ADVOCATES: Please state in
your paper that at regular meeting OF
Fairfield Alliance, No. 446, the national
platform adopted at ~, Louis was unanl-
mously endorsed.
Number Of members, hity.four; mum.
ber present, thirty-nine. Fraternally
yours, SAMUEL MEHARG, President.
j. II. sT. CLAIR, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
MEpORA, Kan, June 3.

EDITOR ADvoOATE;- Medora Alliance,
No. 100, held a public meeting on the
above date for free discussion
Of the silver question Brother r. M.
Grey, our county lecturer, gave us a very
interesting talk for one hour and a quar-
ter, after which one hour was occupied
In free discussion, during which several
good and short speeches we're made, and
when the sense of the meeting was taken
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, Il il very desirable that there
should be an increase Of the amount of the
circulating medium of this country; there
fore, be II
Resolved, That we desire that silver shall
be brought 10 par with gold, and that IL
shall have an unlimited coinage.
Fraternally yours,
A, ID. DEwHIRsT, President.
II. II. HARTFoRD, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
JEROME, Kan, May 81


EDITOR Advocate: have been in
structed by our alliance 10 send you the
following for publication.
Resolved, That we take firm stand for
en- alliance political party and disregard
old parties entirely.
Australian system OF voting.
Fraternally yours,
r. A. BUoH, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
LEEsBURoH, Kan, June

EDIToR ADVOCATE! Leesburgh ALI
ance at regular meeting adoped the
resolutions passed at 81. Louis Decem-
Der 6, 1882
LOesburgh Alliance was organized Jan
uary l3, 1890, with membership OF thir'
teen, We now have clghty-two mem
bers in the harness, and at the last regu-
Jar meeting gave three hearty good
cheers for a straight alliance ticket next
Call
We have some wide,awake members
Ia our order, and we have some glorious
good times at our meetings, FrNternally
yours, B. w. NEwRREY, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
GAYLORD, Kan, May 81.

NHFHUHU1 NWII'I WY Ut
y EDToR ADVOCATE This is 10 inform
you that Solomon Valley Alliance, No.
1854, does unanimously and heartily
adopt and support, or endorse, the sub
treasury bill. Fraternally yours,
II. M. PRINDEL, President.
w. M. MARHALL, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
NEON, Kan. june 3.

EDwOR ADVOCATE Pioneer Alliance
lndorsed the resolutions passed at 81.
Louis by a unanimous vote, and also the
resolutions passed by the meeting Of the
county presidents Mt Topeka Yours
iratemally
M. l.. THOMPSON, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

w. 5, MOFgan's "HIsTORY OF THE
WHEEL AND ALLIANCE" given for a club
Of eight subscribers to THE ADVOCATE
at 81 each.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
FREMONT, Kan, May 81

EDITOR ADvoCATE.-At the meeting of
Graham County Alliance on May %, in
Hill City, IL was agreed unanimously TO
act Independently in political matters,
and Brothers G. b. Baird and A. w. Ster-
ling were elected delegates TO the con
gyoa8ionsl convention to be held June Q
10 HIN City. The alliance men Of Ora
ham county now mean business; so they
wasted no paper on resolutions.
The death Of our worthy lecturer, G.
r. Turner, was announced, and the fol-
lowing resolutions Of respect were passed
and ordered to be printed in THE ADvO-
GATE and local papers.
Whereas, It has pleased the Allwise Provi-
dence 20 remove from our midst our worthy
brother and county lecturer q. p. Turner;
therefore be II
Resolved by the Farmers Alliance and
industrial Union OF Graham county, That
shie order has lost one of its most efficient
workers and worthy members and the com.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
~ 10 INV HIN'Ii TV4IUVHU'
II. II. Hartford, Secretary.
BLOoMINaTON. Kan. June 0

bLOOMlNuTON, Nan, June =.
EDITOR ADVOCATES: In your issue Of
May Ia there is an article from crank
Of the lower ranks Of .he so-called nobili-
ty Of America, am safe in saying that
there Is not drop OF patriotic blood in
the veins of men Of his ilk. Talk of the
nobility Of this country What nonsense.
He says that they have the brains and
the money. Well the brains are soft.
We have the men, and how easy it would
be TO crush those soft heads and take
their money, for II is written that "those
take the sword shall perish by the
sword" We want this cranky nobility
TO understand that the ballot is very sa-
cred, and we intend to use II in the in
terest Of the people, and not a favored
few FTaternally yours,
JoB RAKEsTRAw.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
CORRESPONDENCE.
AdENDA, Kan, June 2.\

AGENDA, Kan, June 2. \
EDITOR Advocate: The platform
ndopted at 80. Louis was read and con
Bldered by thiB alliance, and was Indorsed
by unanimous vote OF the members
present. Your fraternally
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Resolutions Passed by Harper County AL
lance.

RESOLUTIONS Passed by Harper County Al
lance.
Whereas, Change is the inestimable law of
nature; and,
Whereas, No reformation has ever come
out Of an old corrupt political party; and,
Whereas, The reforms the Il. A. n |. u.
seeks TO bring about we're and are treated
with contempt, ridicule and misrepresenta-
tion by the Associated Press; and,
Whereas, The Associated Press is subsi-
died in the interest Of the two old political
parties; and,
Whereas, Barring past history, the only
issues now between the two parties are, one
is in and the other out, and sectional preju-
dioe; and
Whereas, The partisan press has assailed
the personal characters OF the leading off,
The advocate., 1890-06-11
o. u. COSTELLO,

Secretary Agenda Alliances
The advocate., 1890-06-11

Adopted unanimously by the county
alliance. w. L. HANEs, President
G.. o. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
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