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The advocate., 1890-10-08
LACnoaan. Kan.. sept. 9s. lsgO.


EDITOR ADvooAFE:-As our sub-al-
lance hAs not been heard from, / will
say that our sub-alliance was organized
by Mr.. Mason, organizer Of this (Rush)
county, about eight months ago. We
have forty voters In our sub alliance, and
they are all true 10 the cause, with one
exception, On Saturday, the 9th the
Rush county peoples convention met
and nominated the best ticket ever
placed before the people Of the county.
The people in this (Rush) county are
we'll satisfied with our state ticket, and
will give II a larger vote than was ever
given 10 any other ticket in the history
Of the county The people Of Rush
county are true 10 the good cause. And
when election day comes our candidates
will be elected by a handsome majority.
For the peoples party, ArBt,
last and all the time. Fraternally,
M. s. BLAIR,
Lecturer Of Lodge No. 2,O55.
The advocate., 1890-10-08

and mimopres8nt tho alliance; and
Whereas, They have mado tho assertion
that the alliance is southern scheme" 10
ride tho democratic party into power, and
whereas, We believe tho farmers alliance
to DO composed OF mon equal in intelligence
and patriotism 10 any other order, and
Whereas, We believe the decalogue and
golden rule have place In politics, there
fore be 10
Resolved, That we, the members OF Fair.
vioW Alliance No. 1858, donOunco al such lB
vile and base BlandoreTa, unworthy the sup
port and respect OF all honest and truthful
people, and show their utter disregard for
honor, truth and deCenOy, and is only made
10 deceive the people and manipulate them
Ia tho interest OF their political parties
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions
be offered for publication 10 all the county
papers and The ADVOCATE,
FRANK EWING, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
GREENsHURa, Kan., sopt. 2s. le0O.

GREENsBURG, Kan, Sept 20, 1890.
EDITOR ApvoovTE;-The following
resolutions we're adopted by Klowa
County r. A. and /. U. No. 2,l0S, Sep
tember %.
Whereas, A delegation from Georgia
State Alliance will attend our state alliance
on October rs, 1880, no Topeka, 10 thank the
brethren Of Kansas Tor their welcome TO
President u. Il. Polk, and 10 express the
loyalty Of Georgia and the fratornal feeling
Of the alliance to the brethren OF Kansas;
therefore bo II
Resolved, That n mass meeting OF Kiowa
County Alliance be held at Greensburg upon
the day OF their official reception 10 rejoice
At this evidence OF a union Of hearts, which
alone can secure q united country, and 10
extend 30 our visitors brothery welcome
and fraternai greeting.
Resolved That wO recommend that sim
liar action be taken by all county alliances.
Resolved That the secretary furnish
copy TO President B. II. Clever and 30 The
ADVOCATE for publication.
A. ID. ENsEI,
The advocate., 1890-10-08
MANHATTAN, Kan., september %

EDITOR ADvOCATE:--We the members
OF College Hill Alliance No, 1890 submit
the following for publication in your pa
per:
Whereas, The Topeka Capital has In the
past two months shown by its persistent and
villainouH lying about the members of the
alliance, lts officers and particularly the
candidates for Office nominated by the peo-
pl0's party;
Rosolvod, That we, the members OF Col
ltge Hill Alliance OF Riley county, Kan
Dagy hereby recommend all true alliance
won 10 withdraw their patronage from said
napeE aud refuse TO take the same,
Resolved, That j. X. Huds0n, editor Of
aba Capital, has shown himself demagogue
Of lhe lowest type, unworthy of any politi-
cal recognition.
W. H. HEPLER, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
Erom Ylllltsl Home.

MCLOUTH, hAn., september ~.
EDITOR ADVOCATE: - Certain parties
having circulated that the Hon, ). +.
Willis would not be supported by the
alliances Of this county, the following
resolution was passed unanimously by a
rising vote by McLouth Alliance No
6l9, viz:
Resolved, That we support j. y. Willis
For governor and the entire peoples ticket
sgom top TO bottom.
We have the old parties on the run
and don't propose to lot up on them un-
til the votes are counted next November.
A. DITTRIoH,
Secretary pro tenn. No. 694.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
Republican Meeting At HOltOn.
HOLToN, September 90, 1S

hVLIONi 06pL6uD6I 90 1oOu'
EDITOR ADvooATE:--The war that for
a time did fail now trebly thundring
swells the gale, and Willis is the cry.
A party Of republican recruiting SER
geants from Topeka visited this city on
Saturday, the Goth inst. 1t wassupposed
by their henChmen here that there would
not be room in the court room to accom-
modate the rush Of recruits, but the
room was abundantly large for the crowd,
with room enough in one corner for a
good sized democratic county conven-
ton.
We shall bevery happy to give Brothers
Willita and Rlghtmire fraternal greet
ing on the 4th Of October, but II you
could manage to send J. B. johnson, of
your cisy, up here, say once in every two
The advocate., 1890-10-08
Secretary pro tenn. No. 6s4,
HoIToN, Kan, October B.


EDITOR ADvooATE:--I desire TO say In
reference to the statement in this morn.
ing's CapitGI In regard to Governor Hum
phrey, that I have never said anything
about him in this campaign publicly or
privately, nor did / say It would take one
half OK Barton county TO start bank, OF
anything that could be construed into
guch a statement. There was no one Of
our party present at that great meeting
but win give the lie to the statement of
she 0agitaL
I'hs statements made in relation to the
csstleInent Of my fathers estate are also
mlse. Twin give you particulars soon.
J.F. WmLETs.
The advocate., 1890-10-08

weeks, TO make republican speeches, We
could carry the county for the peoples
ticket by an overwhelming majority. We
Intend 10 win anyway, but johnson
would be a great help TO US. He said the
peoples party had "what-is-it" at the
head, a woman at the tail and a nlgger
in the middle. He reminded his tebubll-
can-prohibitlon friends Of the many nibs
he and they had taken together, and II
was very evident to be seen that one
more nip would have laid him under che
table OF course such brutal language
disgusted the ladies In the audience, and
several influential colored men left the
room. 1t might be observed that these
men and their like are the fellows who
howl because the peoples party put no
prohibition plank In their platform.
No greater contrast between two bodies
Of men was ever seen than was TO be
seen between the delegates 10 the peo-
ple's party Congressional convention,
lately held in this city, and the delegates
TO the republican Congressional Conven-
tion, held some weeks later. The first
was a delegation Of farmers, mechanics
and laborlng men-men dressed In cheap
we'll worn garments;men OF sober habits,
with Intelligent serious and earnest
faces. They transacted their business In
an orderly, decorous manner and depart
ed for their homes, TO resume their usual
occupations.
The latter was plug hatted crowd,
with red roses and bloated sinister faces,
their fine clothes besmeared with the
slime OF the gutter, old, hAckneyed poll
ticians and party bosses. do not bay
that there were no decent men amongst
them, but do say that the crowd taken
in the aggregate was a drunken and dis
orderly one, 80 much 80 that the editor
of our most influential local paper spoke
of delegate who visited his office in
state Of beastiy intoxicatioh as a drunken
gutter snipe, who had been drunk from
the day that he had struck the town un-
Ill the day he left it The Leavenwotth
Times calls II the whisky crowd, and II is
reported on the streets OF the
city that party Of commercial men stop
ping at the same hotel, left their beds dt-
tor midnight and found other quarters
because the delegates made night hidl-
GUS with their drunken orgies. Business
men, farmers, mechanics, laboring men,
to whom will you entrust the destiny
Of your country; to the sober, intelligent,
wealth producers Of the country, or to
the drunken party bosses and their satel-
lites and sycophantsH Choose ye, next
November, to whom ye will entrust the
The management Of public affairs, to
men in sympathy with your interests, Of
10 men who are in sympathy with wall
street. OBSERVER.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
The State Alliance meets at Topeka, at

The State Alliance meets at Topeka, at
10 o'clock a. M, October 10. The basis
Of representation is zone delegate from
each county alliance, and one for every
fifteen subordinate alliances or major
fraction of fifteen in each county, and
one delegate from each unorganized
county with one OF more subordinate al
liances." j. B. FRENCH,
Secretary f. & L. A. Of Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-10-08

EDITOR ADvOoATE:-At meeting Of
Verdegrls Alliance No. 973, Montgomery
county, Kan, held on the 10Th Of septem-
Der, 1890, tho following preamble and
resolutions we're passed;
To our sisters throughout the state Of
Kansas we send greeting, and would
earnestly ask them that they join hands
with us In helping along with the great
reform move OF the farmers alliance, and
as we have no powers Of assisting in the
good work atthe ballot box therefore we
will use our energies and endeavor with
oil the power that in us lies TO carry out
the following preamble and resolutions.
Whereas, The civil war has now been over
for twenty-five years, and II should be the
wish and prayer OF every one that good will
and harmony should prevail between the
sections, and
Whergas, Designing politicians for their
own selfish aim have kept the west and
south, that are identical in interests, alien
ated, thereby destroying lthe confidence we
should have In each other, and
Whereas, Believing as we do that depress-
ion In agriculture Ia caused by class legisa-
tiOn, and chat class legislation Is secured by
Keeping us divided Qn sectional issues, and
Whereas, Our influence and help during
tho war wis very great with our fathers and
brothers and husbands IN perauRding them
TO enlist In the cause OF their country and
IN aiding them during their bitter trials and
hardships. Therefore be il
Resolved That we enter our earnest and
indignant protest against the further agita-
tiOn OF sectional strife which has had for It's
object only partizan ends that designing
and corrupt politicians might be elevated,
while we have been depressed and almost
reduced 20 serfs.
Resolved further, That we send fraternal
greeting TO our southern sisters with the
assurance chat we will unite with them in
our influence and prayers in bringing about
unity, peace and harmony that plenty and
prosperity may again bless our common and
united country.
Resolved further, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent 10 the TOPEKA ADVOCATE,
Industrial Free Press and N0n-C n-Conformist,
with the request that other alliance papers
be requested TO copy,
Resolved turthetl That our sisters OF sub
alliances be requested TO endorse these reso-
lutions and report the same TO the above
named papers for publication with the view
that in the near future we may organize a
Woman's Alliance Aid society, which shall
have for lbs prime object the dissemination
of such knowledge that will break down the
prejudice that now exists between the west
and the south. MRS. BRILR O'BRHRN,
MRS. SALLE ID. j. HowR, Chairman.
Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-10-08

EDITOR ADvOoATE:-Tho following
resolution was passed by Pleasant Plain
Alliance.
Wh0roas, Tho peoplo'spartg In convention
assembled at Ulysses, August 30, $780,
nominated full county ticket composed as
we believe Of good and reliable men; and
Whereas, We can fully endorse the plat
form adopted by that convention; therefore
bolt
Resolved, That Pleasant Plain Alliance
No. 2lO78, Is In full accord with the object
sought In said convention, and
Resolved further, That Wo fully endorse
tho state and national tickat OF the peoples
party OF Kansas, and that wO pledge our
full and undivided support TO tho election
OF the people's ticket in Grant county.
n, BRAII1ER,
Il. II. MoRToN,
j. JACKSON.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
OnnN NLpnR. Kan. sent. %.

EDITOR ADvooATE:-At q regular
meetlng Of Fairview Alliance No. 1895,
lAfltchell county, the following resolu-
aions were adopted as the sense Of the
meeting without a dissenting vote:
Whereas, It is the practice of certain
newspapers OF the county TO villify, slander
The advocate., 1890-10-08

Union Pacific runs to Chicago with no
change Of any class at Kansas City. From
Kansas City this beautiful train runs via the
Chicago & Alton railroad, which has the
best track from Kansas City 20 Chicago.
City office 525 Kansas avenue.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
Notice.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF The
Shawnee County Alliance Exchange
Company will be held at Trades Assem-
bly, Hall No. 618 Kansas avenue, on Tues
day, October Ia, at o'clock p. m. tits
desired that all the stockholders be pres
ent. j. o. BUTLER, Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-10-08

w. S. Morgan's HISTORY OF THE
WHEEL AND ALLIANCE" given for a club
of eight subscribers TO THE ADVOCATE
at 81 each.
The advocate., 1890-10-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
OsAwKnE, Kan, sopt. u, 1890.

OsAWEEE, Kan, Sept q, 1890.
EDuOR ADvooATE:-Dea sir: We
are stlll rustling down here. Mt Pleas
ant sub-allIance ia fourishing finely
And the strange part Of il 10 that the
voters are all going to support j. r.
Willitts for governor, and no one has
tried TO influence a single member, and
we are Of the opinion that he will be our
next governor We are making the dry
bones Of the grand o. p's rattle. My,
how they are scared, and just on the run.
See them run hither and thlther for tho
Doodle. Yours fraternally and for vic
tory. J. M. PUDERBAUGH
The advocate., 1890-10-08

Union Pacifc for Salt Lake.
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SATURDAY,. FEB -. lSGa

Congress has been progressing SLOW
X in its WORK. The Senate has hecu
engaged for several days i'll the dis
cussion of tho Blair oil 70 distribute
$40, 900, 900 among the states for Eiu-
c%ational purposes. The li"use Of He
presentatiyrs spent some days in the
discussion OF Il code ii rules for lis
management.
The attempt 10 run The House ac-
cordiug 10 speaker Reeds tsranuical
methods met with So mucl, cnulcm-
nation in the leading Republican, press
that after ~ousting one Democrat from
West Virginia and seating Il Rtpuhli-
can contestant. the Republicans de
cided to halt and adopt some code Of
rules. The one that has been under
discussion was manufactured to coin
eide with Reeds ideas, and will give
the majority unlimited power TO carry
out and pass any scheme 5iat they
may see proper 10 enact.
The whole object Of the dominant
party is to pass la"s TO spend the
money which il derives from its rev
cnues, so as to avoid the reduction Of
the tariff, which is constructed simply
to benefit the millionaircs OF the eeup-
try at the expense OF tie laborcr ana
the farmer.
With the revenues >quandcred iu All
the Wild schemes OF rotten politicians.
money will have to be raised b. TAXA
ton, and the present tariff i 50 IT,
ranged that the bread winner and the
FILLER of The soil must foot the bills
whilst they who 'toil not neither do
they spin" enjoy the wonderful pro-
lection Of which the dominant party
boasts that it is the peculiar cham
pien.
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when Your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems
At first, only Il cold. 10 o permit
any dealer 70 impose upon Won With
some cheap imitation If Dr.. King
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. but he sure You get
tile genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has
something Just rs good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived. but insist
npon getting DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief
i'll all Throat, Lmgand Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at ThibodauN Drug
Store. Large Bottles Il
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ARTICLE THIRD.

The objects ana imposes for wLirh this
corporation i established and the nature of
the business To be carried on by il. are here
by declared and specified to be a. follows to
cultivate and raise crops Of sugar cane. corn,
rice and other agricultural products, to re
me and manufacture, to buy and sell or to
raj products, purchase and selI cattle land or
personal property Of every description con
ncctrd with the business ~ may be desirable
70 the END OF promoting the best interest of
the corporation and generally to do all and
everything pertinent to or in any manner
connected With the purpose hercinbefore
declared. or having Il tendency TO develop
the agricultural and manufacturing resources
of thp state.
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IN MEM0RiHM.
CAsIMIE AND NETTIE BAKkEl

~ AN ~ y fl ME lbAI F Tt
Death at all times - SAD sight. the Sld-
deet that man iscaIled upon to witness.
Wien death comes to claim the agad and
iniirm, those who are ncur and IDEAS Ia the
departed, have at least the consolation. tina
his. or her life was a long one. had il, faut.
lived ths allotted time. and the course Of Hu-
man nature had been run.
But when the grim monster comes 10 Il
Happy household. and SnatcInS therpErn.a
it, most precious idsl, a ~ Get child 81 ON
IL seven years. then indeed are we strikcn.
and crushed, ana oh how inconSolapir
our hopes for the future 50 fondIy bricf.
tumble into the dust and Nc are left I'M
supported.
And when again, checks are vet wct from
weeping for the loss of that drarIittle angel.
scarcely laid away in her dark. ana ever
lasting tomb. leaving sorrow irrpnarablc.
IN that once happy home, that already blight
ed spot. is cruelty called upon to give IN it,
last and only remaining darling Of nine
years.
Thus. has the fell DESTROYER. within the
short space OF twenty five days. laid waste.
hy death. the hopes, happiness ana con>o-
latton of tive devoted parents. by takiay
first their darling Scttie. ana next. their OF
II remaining child Casimir.
IT j. well. il is human. it - charitabIp IL
i uur duty to console those who are atfiIci.
ed. Therefore MY dear brother ana sister. ir-
Erparabfe as Is this cruel NisitatioD. iucon-
soluble though Won may he. thg crupl SHAFT
having pierced your hearts. | lH.X YOU. look
above to Him who dneth am things. the
great dispenser of right ask Him for thar
courage. for that strength to bear up under
this terrible affection. in Hiui ONLY Wilf Won
h1d mat rest and quiet which your suffer
ingS call for.
Your brother in sorrow.
CHARLEY.
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To Soften Wet-Stiffened Shoes.

The women have II new Use for
y~aseline.' observed u Fifteenth street
drug clerk. as he .ierked his thumb
over his right shoulder III the direc-
ton Of Il well dressed lady who was
leaving the store after having malc Il
purchase If ilt- petroleum compound.
What tllat?
They me using il on tll-ir >h"cs
INV
Yes. aH,l tie ladies must ~ given
credit for having made valuable dis
enyrr,. The ingredients OF vaseline
have q wonderful effect on iiue leatlI-
q. ART il ) fast taking the place Of
Al compounds manufactured for
=ufteHng Tie shoes. Take Il pair Of
shoes chat have become stiff ana an
romtoltabtc hy constant veal in the
rain and apply q coat Of vastIiue. NIB
liug it in we'll with 4 cloth. an,i IN 4
81 OFT time the leather becomes - soft
aHd pIiahle ~ when it j. taken from
DIV shelves ~ tHe >hot dealer. Ee~,
indeed. this rtiny weather @=~ ,9u,~rd
Hast4 ID aasal ja .fr- va-e.lac lfad.."
M .@uatoa fo.t.
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Il STATE OF LOUISE.
2oth Judicial District ConrI
ISll Of Lafouchp.
Succession Fl AUgpstm CanhI
1899. Pr0bates.

Pursuant 10 all otirr and decree Of 4
entitled court aud III obs.l enee to a I
sion Ia me directed III the absYe eati,t
cr>sian. hearing date 81 Jan. ~ ISa
otter Tor SAFE at pGbiic aueliaa. d
10 law. 20 tile last and highest biddp /
courthouse in the town nf Tlfihnlanxl
SATURDAY. MARCH ist. lSi
between the hours Uf 10 o'clock j. NJ
o'clock j.. m. the tollnwing descrihf
perty to wit
lSt. A certain trac, OF land SITUATED
parish Of Latcurrhr. i httle abase \
tnntche Crossing. right bank Of mu
tnurche. measuring. one agpcnt III frat
arpent N depth, mo?r or less, iogeihs
Al! tile buildings, improvements and
teHanccs thereto belonging.
2ud. All the cypress aud othsI
whether ittien or standing on that puI
Ge,estin lionterie's land. situated 4
par ST ~ about iuar miles below thr
~IhibsdauX. ught tunk Of taynu Lii
iNing III TIE rear 81 ''hayou ,ir- QlA.
pres 4; said empress trees being sitnai,
tract W land having q frpuiui one arp
= bali hy lerty ar,rnl. deem. aud TN
sold uu Said tract are those living tetvi
said bayou DIES QHatrr Cyprcs aud ii
iuie al Nuid tract. with y rl.hf Of pas
bayou l~.ateurchs ovrr thr trte ~ lau
iuSbuye described. !ur hauling lunh
wood eat ir,m the IT.. - Sall.
The above ds-crIhtd lane l. lhs !.
arqnirct! ~ Auguslin Cuniu ffsm Y
Boaterir on the 9TH day Of June IT,,
Il. Ma. II, pp. 81 ana - Of the l.gf
office If the parrish of Lalourcle.
forms and conditions III sale-Cash
spot IA Jni.cd States treasure ustes
debts.
T.. Il. LORl0 "
Jan -. 1899.
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ARTIt FOI RITZ.

The capital stock Of this corporation j.
hereby liked ut the sum OF Forty Thousand
Dollars tS4O,G00.0ul divided into and repre.
>ented by four hundred shares Of one hun
drtd dollars each. Any portion whereof. as
may be deemed necessary by the board OF
directors, to be used and issued a. full paid
stock for the purchase Of any immovabIc or
msNablc property which may he required for
fhe purposes ana objects FOR which the cor
pnF@tion has been organized ANY Of the
remainder of the stock. which may b subs
cribed for shall he paid for in yearly install
tnentS OF twenty per cent Whenever called
for by the board OF directors. said canitaI
stock may be increased upoI the rceonlr1cn.
datt0n of the board OF directors to any
amount which may be deemed sufficient for
the purposes Of this corporation upou COM
ntEinI with tne provisions Of the laws ol thfS
state on that subject. No transfer of stock
,hdiI ~ fuAt.c, except ON the books Nh tie
company, nor shall any transfer Of stock he
nlad' unless lult paid, and no stakeholder
sliail nay the right Ia ~nIi his >tork without
having nr-t offered il to q ~~tnlkholdpr or to
the company.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20tlI Judicial District Court, |
Of LaiouIctte.
Succession Of ,Ioha Johnson. 10.
probGicS.

iEHEEEtS FRkNTX IFENOTT q
W PARISH. administrator NJ The SAID /
has. lied a final account Of hi. aluIiD''ifl
OF the sail estate.
Now therefore all persons are hrrehg
rd ana notified 10 iilr n Al erposlt ai
wiring - ttt4 SAID actsuni with the ~,
said court ~ VIA office IL tie tnwn 81 y
ftux, ten DAYS after ihe iirst pubic
hereof, otherwise Tie said arroun. W
approved and lOuuip4,,d recording "
90 Witness iu hrai and lhe n
Is ot tist' -rai ul Hty Office ihA Hll
( 49, ddy at teh 49, $50. 4.
j.. ". KNeBL0ct
Clrrk ~ said eSa
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In the Times Democrat of last Mon

In the Times Democrat of last Mon
day is a II article written by a CORES
Pnndent from Honduras detailing Z
conversation held with L. 4. Burke.
formerly of New Orleans.
The article is peculiar: either
Burke is in pursuit of an immense
fortune and reuown, OF the victim of
Il wonderful hallucination.
lie says that he Will return to Lou
i>iana in March next and prove to tie
people q. this State that he has been
wrongly accused of crimes charged
against him. Time will prove w@l,etll-
CT the Major will return and redeem
his promises.