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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12

dead, IL assured, TOR lie was tho first
fruits of them that slept" Roman says
He did not rise, but five hundred and
eighty witnesses, sixty of them Christ's
enemies, say lie did rise, for they saw
Him after lie had risen. II He did not
rise how did sixty armed soldiers let
Him get away? Surely sixty living sol
diers ought to be able to keep one dead
man! Blessed be God! He did get
away. After His resurrection Mary
Magdalene saw Him. CleOpas saw Him.
Ten disciples in an upper room at Jeru-
salem saw Him. On a mountain the
eleven saw Him. Five hundred at
once saw Him. Prof. Ernest Renan,
who did not see Him, will excuse us for
taking the testimony of the five hundred
n eighty who did see Him. Yes, yes;
He got away. And that makes me sure
that our departed loved ones and we
ourselves shall get away. Freed Him
self from the shacklcs of clod, He is not
going to leave us and ours in the lurch.
There will be no doorknob on the inside
of the family sepulchcr, for we can not
come out of ourselves; but there Is a
doorknob on the outside and that Jesus
iiaii "a hoAN VI -" opening ~ oiN.
Good morning! You have slept long
enough! Arise! Arise!' And then
what flutter of wings, and what flashing
of rekindled eyes and what gladstone
rushing across the family lot. with cries
of Father is that you?" Mother, is
that your" "My darling Is that your"
'How you all have changed?"
1.-The cough gone, the Group gone, the
consumption gone, the paral ysis gone,
the WEAKNESS gone. Come, let us as
cend together! The older ones first, the
younger one nextl Quick now, getinto
Incl The skyward procession has al
ready started Steer now by that en-
bankment of cloud for the nearest gate!"
And as we ascend on one side the earth
gets smaller until 1t is no larger than Il
mountain, and smaller until 1t is no
larger than a palace, and smaller until
1t is no larger than n ship, and smaller
until 1t is no larger than q wheel, and
smaller until it is no larger than a
speck. Farewell, dissolving earthl But
on the other side, as we rise Heaven
at first appears no larger Than your
hand. And nearer 1t looks like a
chariot, and nearer it looks like a
throne, and nearer it looks like a star, |
and nearer it looks like a sun, and nearer
it looks like a universe. Hail, scepters
that shall always wave! Hail, anthems
that shall alwaysroll! Hail companion
ships never again to be broken, and
friendships never again to part! That
is what resurrection day will do for all
the cemeteries and ~graveyards from the
Machpelah that was opened by Father
Abraham in Hebron to the Machpelah
yesterday consecrated. And that makes
Lady H~untington's immortal rhythm
most Apostle:
when Thou, my righteous Judge, shall
come
To take Thy ransOmcd people home,
Shall / among them stand?
Shall such q worthless worm as /,
Who sometimes am afraid to die,
Be found ut Thy right hand2
among Thy saints let me be found,
Wiener tn archangeIs trump shall
sound,
To see Thy smiling face;
Then loudest Ct the throng I'll sing,
While Heavens rcsOunding arches ring |
With shouts of sovereign grace" /
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The Gazette Medicalo states that DIR.
Nicolai has obtained very favorable ro-
suits from tho uao OF chloral hydrato In
tho night swoats OF phthisis. Every
night, before retiring. tho entiro body
of tho patient was spouRed with n MKT
ure of choral hydrato, alcohol and wa
tor, and, should this fail, the patients
night dress was saturated with tho solu-
ton, then allowed To dry and worn.
This mode Of trc4tIHogt also gave excel
lont results IN tho night sWcats OF chill
dren. Two or throo OF these spongihgs
have generally sufliccd TO check a sweat
Ing which has persisted for two or three
weeks.
Everybody rome TO our special sale next
Monday. RoYle u Son. m22t3
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Some years back some one baboon
baSing come across the lead body of q
milch goat, discovered and extracted
the milk bag, ana, Iike Eve, ''saw that
1t was good" His discovery Inugt bpve
been quickly impaired to his fellows,
for the Karroo farmers began to find
their miich goats ripped up by these
brutes solely for the sweet and luscious
milk. The balloons. too, becoming oc-
eustomed to b~utchering, presently turned
their attention to tho flesh, and win
now destroy kids-and if they can man
age it, goats-for their flesh alone.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James ID. Hart. administrator of the estate of
Bamnol Hart, deceased. plaintiff.

James ID. Hart. administrator of the estate of
samuel Hart, deceased. plaintiff.
Va.
George a. Hart, defendant.
Y virtue OF II general and special execution
ID issued from the Office uf the clerk nr In,
circuit court OF Lafayette county, Missouri, in
l|V0r OF James -. Hart, ndminIsIrnt0 Of the
ehtnte Of Samuel Hart. decreased, aud nlnIrat
EeOrge A. Hart. to me- dlrcrted AMI rctprnable Ia
the April term. lS90. OF said court. ! VIII, on
MONDAY, APRIL liTm. 1870,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and dive O'Clock In the afternoon of RuIl
day, in front OF the courthouse door In the
Gity al l.eSingiOu, Lafayette county, Missouri,
during tho session of said circuit court OF
said county, sell publicly, ut auction, To the
highrst bidder, Tor cash in hand all the right.
title, interest and estate of the defendant
George a Hart, of, In and TO the following
described real csiair, situate, lying and being
IN thr county OF Lafayette, and state of Mis-
souri,. tO-wIt: The south half of the west half
Oi the northeast quarter Ol the southeast uunr-
IT, aud the south half Of the northwest ,iuar-
Ter 81 lie sGilbeasi quarter ana the west
half OF IN" southeast Quarter 81 tho sout,,,
east quarter, AMI the southwest quarter uI
Ihr somthsast quarter, excepting ten tIOJ acres
commencing at the nnrilwCht corner of sand
quarter quarter scrlInH. THENCE running IN IA
southeast direction M nB Ia inlrrHrct I,,. eouih
u ,undurv line OF enid quWrtUr-qunrt" II, section.
at u point, forty rods east of the snuthwpat cor
nrr of The southeast quarter at section siXtrcu
O8D, ali In section sixteen Cl6), In township
iOrty-eight dsI, OF range twenty six t2GD.
Given under my hand this nth day OF Marcel,
1880. s. MITCHELL.
mchlold 'r Sheriff,
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The Imported Draft Stallion,
LORD EDGERT0N! :!

VliiS KAN DRAFT STALLION, HAVING
L Just been purchased from his importer.
JuuE" y. - ''oOdraSturc, of Nashville, Tenn :,
VIII atand the I,r"srnt aegSon ut HiggInsytilr
insure.
tpitb EDtEitfON took lsI premium ~ II
warning IN lSSG. ist Ia 1851. ana ID IN 1888 over
All ages ana br' f'is oi drnit horses at Altering
ham. near MunchcHtrr. Engl md HIS sire,
Sheads"'s Jumbo. IN lSSi LIST prize over all ages
IN chester county, England. also, same wear,
"a priLe at Manchester and LIYrrpooI. I'm
iSsi he took SIX LIST prizes IN England, inciud
ing Tue champion prIL" ut Manchester and
Liverpool over all dram horses.
Jolly, Lard E'igrrton'a dam. won three IsI
prizes and one ri priZ" ut Manchester and Al
ierIngham over ali brood mares IA Iss,; and
1857. ~
The breeders of lafayette county ave an
opp 'r'nnIty never before 0a-rr them. An I'M
ported pTlE" winner over all DRAFT breeds and
whose sire and dam were alaO nn'r'l priZr WIN
nerS IN England The home OF the DRAFT horses.
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Mothers Grave.
BY q. NJ. BROWNING.

There are hopes that ] could echo
With my last inint fluttering breath,
There are pleasures I'll remember.
In the darkinR hours Of death;
There are irien dships that will llnger,
For ever and for ever,
There are ties that nothing earthly,
From NV sacred heart will sever,
But my dearest earthly treasure
TO my sOul that closest creeps,
" the humble grave where sweetly
Now my dear Oil Mother sleeps.
There ARE haunls within the woodland,
Where my spirit loves 10 dwell;
Where II seems nature lifts me Heavenward
Far beyond the powers OF he'll.
I hen The ceaseless murmuring broOklets
Cord the warbliDg birds glad strain,
And the lightly TustlIng leaflets,
Softly whisper each refrain.
But my dearest earthly treasure,
Ia my sou that closest creeps,
IL The humble grave where sweetly
Now M dear old Mother sleeps.
Many "A loved ones crossed the river,
To the brighter other side,
To the blessed land, elysian,
And to angel bun ds allied.
While there fingers ever rOund me,
Memories cherished dear,
Growing still more sacred 10 me
With each succeeding year.
But my dearest earthly treasure,
To my sou that closest creeps,
l. The humble grave where sweetly
Now my dear old Mother sleeps.
Left behind her yet are faces,
Which though wrinkled, worn and OLD,
Some OF the truest instincts.
OF nv purest nature hold.
Friends TO her tried aud faithful,
Sharing all her trials here.
And these rugged features 10 me,
Ere with beauties set appear.
Bnt my dearest earthly treasure,
To my soul that closest creeps,
Il The humble grave where sweetly
Now my dear old Mother sleeps.
There's q hope within me dwelling
When this transient life Is done,
By the precepts she has taught me,
| Gods blessings may have won;
And that when | cross the river,
A. | near the shining staid.
She'll be standing near the pillows,
First TO take me by The hand.
But my dearest earthly treasure,
To my sou ihat closest creeps,
Is the humble grave where sweetly
Now my dear old Mother sleeps.
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EsNALS lENT,

NOTICE If hereby given To all creditors and
~ other prrsons inter rSicd IN The estate of
MAX ilOw-UrC. deceased, thai The untirrrigu .
ed, administrator viii apply to make u GnnI
settlement al said estate at the May term
Is9O, of The Probate court of Lafayette county .
Missouri, To he begun aud held at The I'Tobat =
couri room. IN the city nj Lexington, on the
second Monday IN May lSD
DANIEL SlIERN n
HppJlJ Administrator.
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IINhe undeTsIRDeu administration, with the will
L annexed, of the estate of George W YoGns :,
deceased. will, on
WEDNESDAY, April 18th, IsSc.
sell at public sale. brtween the hours of nine
O'Slock IN fhe forenoon and five O'Clock In the
afternoon, Of that day. at the courthouse door
in the city OF Lexington. Lafayette county Mo.
TO the highest bidder, for cash, at public auc-
ton. the following land situated IN the county
of Ray, and state OF Missouri, tO-wIt; The
4" nth half oil the north halt of fractional section
(ED. township ~llity-One (5D, range
(27l. with nccretIons; and QUE
hundred and fifty l5O) acres described IA fol
Bt beginning ut the south east corner OF the
north east quarter OF the north east quarter al
section thirty two (32), township %iiity-onc (jD ,
range twenly-seven (2). running thence north
over III" northeast corner OF section thIrly-iwn
(3-), TO IL point on The east line 81 section tw"n-
tyi nine C.D. thirty -ssPep snd u half Ci7 ~
chains North of The plnC' of beginning. thence
east forty tigD chaine, thence south thirty-srvrn
and h hair C7k) chnlna, thence west forty UOl
chains TO the place III beginning,
Said sale u be made RmiUpnt TO the approval
of tho probate court. Of Laiayrit. wpuhLY, Mis-
souri,, 1T the May term thereof iSW
ALBERT q. YOUNG,
Administrator with IA" will annexed, OF the
estate OF George W. Young, drceusei. nh'9
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ut the courthouse door IN the city of Ir\iurton-
Lafayette Cunnty Missouri. bciwrrn the hours
oi MN" O'ciuck IN ~" Forenoon and live O'Clock
IN The afternoon oI that ,iny, sell publicly at
auction Ia The highest bidder tor c,sh, tho real
estate abov" tlrSrrIhrI. Tar The rurunar OF
satisfying the nboV" IN niIouC'l uOic AMI Iuii T.
est due thereon aud til" rNp"n-ra 81 rNrtutung
tins trust. GEpHGE NJ CATROE,
mrhl5ll TIu.t,p
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE ID hereby given TO all credIlora and
IN other persons InieI estcd in the cstntc -
VIM. H.. Ferguson, deceased, that the under
signed. administrator wall apply To make II
lnal settlement of said estate, nj the May
FERN, 1880. of the Probate court Of Lafayette
cOlqty, Missouri, to be begun and held at the
court room. in the city OF Lexington.
the second Monday in May. ls90.
apr6i6 4. ID. FERGUSON,
administrators.
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~rEIESTEI.,S SALE.

tA'llrltE AS, ElwHTd NrlaOn and ishnIu
w A"i~"n. his HIi". by their certain deed
al ltIHi dated ia" Bril- day at September r., 1850.
ndh rec Idcd IN The recorders 0nirr uI IlT,y-
f''' county, Missouri, III boob ~, IH:r ~.
convey "d l." ih" undersigned, as Ir s'r, he Iul-
described real estate. situate DEd wing IN
IN" county IT i"tiay"tfr. ami state OF Mt--,u +
L.. VIZ Lot nnnh = r'cvrn an, hlncr uutlprr
wv" tJ, aiirll'h tnAItIod to nc city at Lex
Mo , aud UmCi convenience wan
III ''' To s'cnT" The lrII mrnt OF u "r,t'tu prom
~. iFN n"lr IN sad decd "i Trust drarrIh,i. InI,
whereas. default has been III idr IN ihr urynrnt
ol II III pr"nlisSuTS not" when the same became
due Ind payable, according 10 The trI us 81 sand
MOI" 'hi sad deg ui rust; now. therefore, l.,
lho nnhrTHIgnr,i tru tee, at ih" request uI the
Ie'ni h"it"r AMI owner Of t'd rruni,>nry note,
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A l.So, at the came place, one Of the
n lIrEcEt aud hest young lac : IN w.
the county nj $40 10 In-trc This Jack X1%H
hhl only SIN cults last yrars, IirHt of sn&nks
ma get, l"nr oi which said al wraaiing4 AT from
$3.50 Ia 80 lie hu large bone great length,
sud Ia i Hnrt !nu yctlrr. None better bred.
1 l.. NOBLE,
HgginSviilc bar tirr Unds.
y s i am. nl,n. prepared to break and
h:r'ilr = few cplt+ Tor speed.
nlI'iinS J. l., IA
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VACANT LOTS-CHEAP-

VACANT LOTS-CHEAP-
We have a ] irge number OF Vacant Lots in
Lexington for sale. cheap. at pric, \ ranging
from $50 To ~ 900. rhc build ing =. aann
having commenced, now Id the tim. To buy
these lola, Hs they VIII be higher aS the Sea
sOn advances. T.. SlNSOR n SON,
Real Estate. Loan Il insmr incc Agents.
Lexington, Mo.
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DAVE SnhI

IA We SO61 Is Il hay, white
nnkl"a Behind, small star, I54 hands high.
ioa'"d Aprii 2Il. iSsI sired by The great Sultan
l0!f tStIc al Siaulhoul 2:i2a, sold Tor $50 900.
A'C"Aar 2:21!4 sold Tor 81 S0U. Lagrange .:2iS
Ruhy 2:lh'i, Eva 2;2ihs, SOuian 2:3p NJ th,rr
Years, sweetheart 2:22S ~ three years klsn ct
49,, at three years, and a.Vrrli others IN the
= 30 .IHtl No wonder the Suitans are selling 80
high: Then 10 ilIink "A two yrIT-UIh. grand son.
at S1l 900 aud Il ily, at sam" rye. II grand
in Eht"r. at rio. nn These were sale: ''no
pcRgInH -
p'" Naiiacc'1 dam IL Miss Steiner uriaI 10
WAGON 2:L3 ry Mnmhr,nn l'uirhen ~. the rr, M
sir II rood mares, own brother Ia Lady Ji,nrn
2;ls't cir" at I oudon 2:In. Katie MildI,I ia p,Dt
In'i Twelve other 2::D performers am, the sire
al ia Il ANS al Giuy Wilkes 2:lJ \, Aa'rnl 1.lS
lt"tt wilkes 2:ISh, Baron Wilkes 2:IS, EIyir,
2:i~H. tl"nn ::lS4 Hour 2:lgt. nm fifteen
"iii,It with " cords = 30 or better; hia sons
htv" SIt"ii ihiIty eight 2:30 or better ir,ttarsl
nhv" WaliacC's grand dam IN Lady James by
Hininca tli"w Wan'S) lie rs u Very hand4ome
colt III Tact ! think hin the mast hsndsnrue
iioliUIS coli ! ever saw, hOth IN Huh ont of har-
nr~a
TERMS; To insure u mare IN GOaI: Va wmant
So: Cunhlct 81. Dave Wallace $50 have
two Young stations, lay ~NIcwmont. uat viii
allow Ia serve al $40 10 ,nsnrc. Parties nnt
known 10 he rcrpOr~ih:', must make snttsin,
tory arrangements before breeding
Ia-InrHg" r. pr month: crd EXTRA.
wil mni h" tC-pOnsIblc should any accident.
or 'Srapcs occur.
mch29ti GEORGE W. BATES.
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GRAND
!
ANOTHER GRAND BARGAIN

ANOTHER GRAND BARGAIN
80 acres choice itch land. smooth and level,
Nil In cultivation AMI grass, no better stock
and grain farm can be found IN the county f.;
located In wesisrn pnrt OF Laial eli. county 4,
Mo. loo fruit trecs. raIl. hedge and plank
Isnce, stream OF running water. frame j vel
ling two stories, SIX rooms ami two huliR.
and two good cellars, three miles Ia railroad
station and depot land very rich and easily
cultIvated; sold for division; po-a "t slnn
anytime Price $40 per acrr-it grand bat
gam aud u rare chance Tor purchaser. Terms
easy. Apply 10
Il. WINSOs \ SON,
Real Estate. Loan h Insurance Agents,
Lexington, Mo.
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CONFLICT 1902 i,a bIo.d n.

CONFLICT 7002 l. II blood hay, lett ankle
anu 'iGit cniohrt white. behind; liI hands
t7Irt oil fo@"1c 2:2JhJ; Ma,Irid Is clearly The
beet bred son Of the Mighty George Wilke.:i,
ms unm being Mercrl"r, ~(sister In Egmnnt. sir.
81 ten IN The 2::D lisp by Belmont 81, I'd dam
hinrrvn,, rinm OF Nugget 2:aG1a and Mcander
: 10 - by Pilot, Jr., IL, ! diam Rnrch' M.
MamDriuo by Mambrlno Chief ii. i'm dam
hhcchlhl" 10y Downing's BAY Messenger, Re
tohhicl5 dam IA Rosa Clay Cinm Of CaDoul
- IA the mud. trial 2:sI. sire ol nye horsrs nm
i;5O 'iSil by American Clay - (sir,' of four 4,:m
performers and are OF thg dams of GarncIt 2:I9
IN" fourteen others IN 2:SO lisD his 2h ,inm il
by Dow ninG's Bay Messenger (sirc OF Jim Por-
Ter 2:ssS and Little Nora the dam Of CLARK
thivl ,and the dams of Lula b. 2:2g and oihers)
~ dam by Bnlord's Cripple (sire of the liam of
LiLHic x 2:431).
In Conflict, We have the FasaIonablc "Vukrs-
Clay cross; ami Then, both sire and lum pro-
dn"crs of speed; everybody wants this Kind.
Conflict IL Hc:y sluapcly. bright and handsome;
IN iict. nll There Is OF hun Is put together about
right. IL" In very speedy nj both The pace and
trut
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The Standard Bred Trotting Stall
hOna-
NEWMONT li4l, CONFLICT 1907
DAVE WALLACE SO5I.

WILL max" the season OF QA
w 1880 At VIewland. a mile mJA
northeast of gtAN
BATES CITY, TMfAA M
LAFAYETTE county, Mo "
MONT IL u blood bay mo vhilel I6x
minds hlPh. weight | go p0un,is, funI,,i ANN
lSNi. sired by Ainpnt Pilot 1iIS. (sire OF Rnsa.
mont Ia, that s"ld Ia n gentleman OF Flank
tort. G",nnny, for 81. 800. and .lf400is 81.
DD.I 2:SiH.) son of the great Almont 81 record
2:dS'i tsire OF Fannie With-rspoon 2:I6.
fit'iInoft 2:iIN, UeskMOHt : lJA and ihIrty
Others with records at 2:aU or bettrrl. son n,
h'rAhnhrr's Abdallth 10, record 2:is (sIre Of
''"ldHplh's Maid 2:li and live others i'm the 2.30
nHli ne by llAmhletonIan 10 tsire of Dexter
S.l!'4 anu forty others with records OF 2:lO ar
h.i'"): Almnnt P,lot'4 l I dam is LucIIie nv
AIrNandcr'a AuhuIl,b Is. ii dam by Pilot IL
J.. taiI' ~ ninr IN The $3.50 Inst aud sire al tha
dams oI Maui ). 2:OSa4. -Eyc-See 2;l0 NM
wood 2:lSa and twenty -ihrc. other l;3U uer-
form"ra) ~
NIcwmont's dam is L.dy Douglas fi,n, n,
~ Lambert trial % 2;35) by Bourbon CHIEF 3sg
tsiie 81 Ihlincr 2;23 aud the dams vi i've wnt;
rerorhs ul $50 ar better, among them, ficklrd
LISA, Alta 2:2i. ahi Fullerton ID 2:l9LD aon
Oh Mhinbr'ho Chief II (s,rc OF Lady Thorn
lisa anu TO- Ven others in { H. 2:30 list and ,ir,
OF me dams al Pedmp nL ,: "a. Director a:i7
anu onward 2:25'4 ADD sixteen others with ra-
cords q! 2:3I ~ better; he also sired m, ,Iu,na
"i Red Wilkes, BELMONT, NC D; Bonyhon
cheers dam ~ ru ~. by Gray Eagle. ~ lam
ny Sir Peter, 3i dam by Hancock's Hnmb eIo-
man. etc NIewm pnt's grand dam. MALI,
Jackson, Is by Jackson uharaughhredi son oT
UNION, ne 10y lInpnitr 81 Glrnpne. kIewnonl hna
sue, power, ''lois' oI hone and muscle nnd
tis coits are large. fine and speedy.
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The Fine Saddle Stallion
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DEMONSTRATORS SAI.E OF
REAL Estate.

THE undersigned administrator, with the will
L annexed, of the estate of George w Young,
deceased, will, on
The advocate., 1890-08-06
To ihe County Presidents and ssorotarles

Tia the County Presldonts and Secretaries
BROTHERs ;-As nearly an the snb-alllances
have elected their trustee stockholders we, the
board of directors, do now Issue tiiis our 0nical
call tor tlle permanent organization Ol said tTus-
tee stockholders. The president and secretary
Of each county are requested TO take charge Of
the iiTst meeting, and see that all necessary ar
engagements are made, and that each suD-alliance
I'm the county Is represented. In case a suD-alli-
anCe has not elected trustee, the president Of
the alliance should attend or appoint o member,
who VIII represent his alliance until trustee
stakeholder Is elected
The meetings have been arranged In regular
order, that one OF the directors can be present
and explain the objects OF the meetings, and Che
general work OR the Exchange, You VIII see that
by this arrangement one member can attend oil
the meetings In one district &c the least expense.
The object OF these meetings Ia tO discuss the
business interests OF the farmers, to decide upon
the best method Of selling our produce and pur-
chasing our supplies, ana 20 take such steps as
shall be necessary % accomplish the same, No
doubt you Will Ind u necessary % meet Oftener
than once each quarter, but the board OF dlTec-
tors expect 20 attend oil quarterly meetings, and
In order 20 DO 80 u is necessary that the time and
place be designated by them, In order that both
time and expense DO saved 20 the order. Other
mee@ngS may be called ut any time 70 suit the
members,
Il case you can not meet ON the day designated
In the call, please notify w. II. Sandusky, To
peka, Kansas Then call your meeting for any
time you deem best and we will meet with you
at Che next regular meeting. lt ls not nc all likely
that member " the board can be present OK
coPt az tho regular meetings designated In che
call The place Of meeting can be changed. II sO
desired, provided the place 10 which II Is changed
Is where we can reach Che next place Of meeting,
and due notice should be given, say two weeks
before tha day set for meeting
All business agents, and especially agents NJ
County Exchanges and the directors NJ the same,
should be present, and the board extends them
special invitation.
The Office Of the business agent, G. A. Tyler,
has been moved tO room COS, Baird building
Kansas City, Mo-, and any one Wishing 10 mlT-
chase supplies will address his letter there. The
Ofilce Of The corporation aud the headquarters
Of the Kansas Alliance Exchange Company Is nc
Topeka, and any one Wishing ~ pnrChase stock
OT transact any other business with Che corpora
tl0n, viii address the secretary, II. w. SanduslSy,
Topeka, Kansas.
The TeetlHgs shall be called 10 order az 10
O'clock.
The times and places of meetings Of the trus.
zee stockholders as called are as i0llOwss
DISTRICT NO. /.
Brown -Hlawatha, Mon, Sept. l, Nov. II,
The advocate., 1890-08-06
Take NOtlcel

All friends Of the G. A. r., and others,
who join the excursion party that leaves
Kansas City by special train at 7:25 p. M,
August 8, for Che national encampment at
Boston, via the Great Rock Island Route,
will receive the same courteous attentions,
and enjoy tho same comforts and privileges
As arc officially assured 20 members of the
order by the department Of Kansas.
For further information 500 advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper.
The advocate., 1890-08-06
s. W. CHASE, Secretary.

and selling grain, stock or merchandising
are not eligible.
No alien la eligible 10 memberahip In
the Farmera' Alliance and Industrial
Union.
Suspended or expelled members are
NOT entitled % any benefits from the Alli-
anoe while suspended OK expelled.
A member four months In arrears on
account Of dues, stands suspended, wheth-
or he has the pass or not and 10 debarred
from any benefits Of the alliance.
No questions will be considered by the
judiciary committee unless tlrst sub
mitted 10 the sub-AllianCe FOR Considera-
tlOn and must be signed by the president
and secretary.
No railroad employe Is eligible TO mem
bershlp under the constitution OF the
Farmers Alliance and LabOrers' Union
OF the state OF Kansas.
q. j. ADKINS.
u. O. CADWELL.
w. A. NELSON.