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Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25
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Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25
sunday in each month, at the Labor Lyceum

sunday in each month, at the Labor Lyceum , All N' 9th St De Bruyn, 1915 Warnock st. PHILADELPHIA, PA.-French Branch meets every second sunday al a;3O a, m. at Aschbaoher's Hall corn. oriana and Somerset sts-lsidor tnockaert Sec'y,, &ls Ith st PROVIDENCE, k l-Meeting first Sunday of each month, o'clock ), m. Shades Building, Room @ Organizer Franklin Burton, sampson av.
 TACOMA, Wash,-Meetings every week at Jeffer- son House, 20g Jefferson avenue. Charles Drees, Organizer, l609 K street WALTnAM, MaSs,-Pnblic meeting every week N' k Narney, Organizer, @ High st. Mrs, Mary Cunning, Rec. Sec'y, 20 Liberty st. WEsi SUPERIOR, Wise Meetings every week. organizer, F. 0, Box 25i foskERs N f-MeetugS on first and third Tuesdays of each month, at s D, m In koeh's Hall, cor Vain st, S So Broadway. Edmund Mueller l2i Wayerly Place, Or. ganlzer. Library Agent: Fred, Bennetts. ss Warburton Ave.
 The Directory of seventy German Amer,can Sections will be found in DER SozIAIIsT.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25

Brothers, come out from the old par ties, come out before you freeze out, come and vote with us and help us in the cause for justice and humanity.
 Brothers come out from the old par ties, come and vote with us and help us to wean the fat calf and provide for the next coming generation.
 Brothers, 1 wish to be honest with you, l assure you this Is the party that will redeem us.
 l am pleading for the half. clothed, half fed poor, suffering humanity of our nation.
 l am pleading for the future welfare and happiness of your children, of my own children, and all future genera tions to come long after am dead and gone.
 o, come out fIom the old parties, come and vote with us and help us to save our farms and our homes and stop these speculatlng schemes of old British money lords, s,-Fdrmers' Voice.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25

Chas. A. Rowe, an Indiana farmer, writes: Less than 5,0O0,000 people now own all the land in the United States, Fifty five millions at the mercy of the the 5,000,000. Result: Poverty, suffer. ing, mortgages, evictions, larceny, mur- der, and death. A skeleton in every closet, threat in every home, dread in every heart. But d change is coming. We can scent it in the air. We are on the eve of popular uprising unparal- leled in history"
Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25

The United States to-day is the worst monopoly-cursed nation on the face of the earth. They have made more mil lionaires in twenty years than all Europe and England have made in 800 years. Everything in the country is controlled by a syndicate, pool, combination, trust. patent or corner. If boy, now grown to manhood, desires to go into business, he must buy himself in. If he wishes to enter commerce, he must buy a seat on the board of trade; if he wishes to 20 into manufacturing, he must buy him self into combination which represents and has monopolized that business.- Nelc OrlednS Democrat.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25
How the Farmers Talk.

Kansas farmers ought now to be hap py. Quinine has been placed on the free list, and they can shake with i'm. punity. There is one kind of shake that quinine will not cure, however, and that Is the kind that has attacked good many old line Kansas politicians this fall. - lVeSterh .Adr0cdte.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-10-25

Great farmers mass meetings are now being held all over the State of South Carolina, at which the Democratic lackeys of plutocracy intrude themselves armed to the teeth. If desperate and bloody collision between these two hostile forces-brought on by plutocracys law. less swaggerers-does not take place. then the present ominous indications are meaningless. If the plutocratic Demo cratic assassins begin to murder the liberty. y.lovlng farmers of South Carolina it may signal the commencement of another war for justice and free govern. ;. ment; and the historian who shall write of our country in far future centuries will marvel much over the amazing coincidence which made the Palmetto State the starting point of the two mightiest moral revolutions that illumi- nate the annals of the ages. .-Furmers Voice.
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1t was perfectly natural that the offer made
Of the foreign exhibitors should be withdrawn
after it had been characterized in the worlds
fair commission as intended to promote the
Secretary political prospects This allegation,
absurd on its face. does no credit to the intel
hgence OF any who make accept it rs true.
The proposition for a Pan-American exhibit, as
was shown in The STAR yesterday, has received
IN and out of Congress a cordial support from
citizens belonging to all parties. There Is moth
ing political in il. That Mr.. Blaine should re-
ceive praise for his efforts in the behalf of closer
commercial relations with Spanish America is
reasonable and Just, but there is no more
ground for intimating that per-
sonal advantage and not the public well
fare prompts his assistance of the worlds
fair in the branch of South American exhibits
than for charging the commissioners who make
the suggestion with laboring for the fair solely
for the money that there is in it. IL seems that
the obstacles in the way Of the success Of the
fair which the wrangles Of Chicagoans and the
clash between the national and local commission
ers have interposed are not viewed as sufficient.
and that the assistance of the administration
through the State Department il to be rudely
refused and additional antagonismS aroused b.
foolish slur upon the motives of tia Secre-
tary Of State. If this is the spirit in which
ofhcial movements to assist the fair are 10 be
received the President of the United States
viii hardly dare TO hasten the issuance of the
worlds fair proclamation lest some of these
broad-minded patriots insinuate that his
promptness II due to personal seheming for the
campaign Of 81
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II has been assumed by some Of the partiei-
pants in the discussion concerning the project
OF special assessments for real estate improve
ments that the board of trade has recommended
or approved the plan. This is not the case.
AT the recent meeting of the board one prom
inent member advocated the plan and suggested
that the proper committee consider it, and an
other indicated that if the committee did con-
sider IT he wished an opportunity TO appear
before them and oppose it There the matter
dropped No action whatever was taken by
the board
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The betrayal Of a confidence in publishing q
letter In which Mr.. Cleveland said some dis
agreeable things concerning Mr.. ingalls, may
Possibly recall 10 MIR. Ingalls, similar instance
some years ago in which several things be had
s'nd Tor private ear vent further and caused
him good deal Of annoyance. Public men
ought u understand that one Of the penalties
Oh tser position Is possible publicity of sup
posed private ut.erances, and ough: accord
insiy to observe the necessary caution.
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Misses, JACKETS.
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Last Friday We closed out large lot Of dam
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Democratic candidates for the presidency are
coming out regardless Of previous position, in
favor OF free coinage If silver. These are the
Gays OIL Zee Coinage Of opinion and re-coinage
OF opinion
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by me shades Of jackson. VIII it never snd2
Municipal elections YESTERDAY in Doves. n H.,
and Providence, K l.. insheat. f.y,ber demo-
cratic gains
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Gen bassey has checked one pension excess
By his rahag that aadcr the Jans law no sol.
dier Is eligible who has not been h0norably dis.
charged
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brazh sends fine little fleet to our shores.
welcome Aquidabon, welcome Guanabara
Inc United States, senior, gres.s the United
States, junior!
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must De Pleasant and reassuring for little
n"a1AAd 10 hear big Russia say that Rnssia.
fraAee and England viii always BE- ready to
a'sass IN preserving Dutch autonomy.
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"oV-sset Iinman Of South Caroline win be
inaasurated December in the open air. .'J,st
a. thry do hAngings," remarks = meuhsr sa
South Carolina's go
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shawl DEPARTMENT
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81 Ladies' Mousselaine de Sole Handkerchief SIC
81. p Ladies' Hand-enbroidered do.............$l
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No Star Tomorrow.

As Thanksgiving day is one when by both
legal authority and common consent all public
and private business is suspended. The EVEN
ING srAR will not be published tomorrow.
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The Irish cause is to ehoo. between Glad-
stone and Parneu a. its leader
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We shall place on remnant countev Friday
the following special bargains:
3pairs Scalloped and Embroidered Linen Pill
low Shanls. Remnant price, So pair.
pair Scalloped and Embroidered Linen Pill
low Shams. Remnant price, e.
l pair Muslin Pillow Shams. trimmed with
Hamburg embroidery. Remnant price, ar. 10
pair.
5 pairs Braided Initial Pillow Shams. soilss
Remnant price, 1.bc. per pair.
pairs Embroidered Muslin Pillow Csses
Size 32214136.
Remnant price, 81 pair
pairs Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases.
22Ex36.
Remnant price. 81. Is pair
! pair Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases.
222Ex36.
Remnant price, 81. so pair
Also few pairs of Linen and Cotton Sheets
with pillow cases to match at remnant prices
tSecond floor. llth st. building.)