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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-11-28
A.sauEEzED DIAGRAm. rHEoRIsr.

The follow ing is a copy of what pur-
ports to be a genuine composition on
Breathing, written by a Kentucky boy:
Breath is made of air. If it wasn't for
our breath we would die when VIC slept.
Our breath keeps the life agoing through
the nose when we are asleep. Boys that
stay in a room all day should not breathe.
They should wait till they get out doors.
Boys in a room make earbonicide. Car
homicide is poisoner than mad dogs. A
heal of soldiers was in a black hole in
India, and a ~carbonieide got in that black
hole and killed nearly every one afore
morning. Girls kill the breath with cor
sets that squeezes the diagram. Girls
can't run or holler like boys because their
diagram is squeezed too much.-Toroato
N1I.
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uR. LINCoLss YOUNGEST BOYS.
William and Tad, and Their ranks
I'm the White House.

During the first year Of the adtninistra-
ton the house was made lively by the
games and pranks of Mr.. LipcolD's
two youngest children, William and
Thomas; Robert, the eldest, was away at
Harvard. only coming home for short
vacations. The two little boys, aged
eight and ten, with their Western indie
pendenee and enterprise, kept the house
in an uproar. They drove their tutor wild
with their good -natured disobedience: they
organized a minstrel show in the attic;
they made acquaintance with the Office
seekers and became the hot champions of
the distressed.
William siekened and died in February,
1862. His father was profoundly moved
by his death though he gave no outward
sign of his trouble, but kept about his
work the same as ever. His bereaved
heart seemed afterwards to pour out its
f~ullness on his youngest child. TAD
was a merry, -blooded, kindly little
boy, perfectly ~lawless, and full of odd
~faucies and inventions, the chartered
libertine" of the Executive Mansion.
He ran continually in and out of his
fathers cabinet, i~nterrupting his graYest
labors and conversations with his bright,
rapid, and imperfect speech-for he had
an impeachment which made ais articula-
ton almost unintelligible until he was
nearly grown. He would perch upon his
1 ri -.
shoulder, while the most weighing con-
ferences were going on. Sometimes
escaping from the domestic authorities, be
would take refuge in that sanctuary for
the whole evening, dropping to sleep at
last on the floor, when the President
would pick him up and carry him tenderly
off to bed.-Col. Hay in Century.
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OR. nrummona,s lightning

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.sTHE MOTHERS PORTFOLIO

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his IS year-old son. reading: "Deal Papa:
/ had a dream last night. ldreamid had
a new safety bicycle. Do you believe that
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sadly. to an interviewer.
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a THANKSGIVING FAIRY IN BOYS
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An old mans voice was echoing inside a
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Adam Bede, George Eliot
Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Arabian Nights Entertain'nts,
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The advocate., 1890-04-23

prevail on him 70 grant sub-alllances the
right 10 take In such persons.
Ruling, No. The constitution does not
give tho President that power.
Persons living In incorporated cities are
not eligible under our state constitution.
Persons engaged In Wholesale or retail
business whether Il ls milling, buying
and selling grain, stock or merchandising
are not eligible.
No allen IL eligible 10 membership In
80 Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union.
Suspended or expelled members are
not entitled 10 any benefits from the ALI
ance while suspended or expelled.
A member four months In arrears ON
account Of dues, stands suspended, wheth-
er he has the pass or not and ls dobaTred
from any benefits Of tho alliance.
No question will be COnsldered by the
judiciary committee unless hrot submitted
TO the sub-alllAnce for consideration and
must be signed by the president and SEC
retary.
No railroad employee h eligible TO
membership under the constitution Of the
Farmen' Alliance and LaboFers' Union OF
the State OF Kansas,
s.J. ADKINS.
II. @. CALDWELL.
w. A. NELSON.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
OFFICIAL.

CAMBRIDGE, Kansas, March II, 1890.
Mr.. EDTTOR.-Please announce that
Brother J. N. Palmer Of CTeoawell, Ma
rlOn county, Kansas, has been appointed
State statlatlCIan for the Alliance In
Kansas. Let each county secretary for
che present put hlmselfIn communication
with Brother Palmer and assist In tho
work.
AT the next county meeting each coun-
ty must select \ county crop and stock
statlstlclAn. The secretary can generally
attend TO II, but II must be made duty
for some one and each sub. union or
county failing 10 make proper report
will be held accountable for such failure.
Brethren, lot each one feel II our duty 10
attend 10 this.
The report must include growing crops
and their cORdltlOn at time Of making To-
port. also GIlOuht OF matufed crops on
hand. also stock Of itll kihda classified and
their condition. This IL for our own In
formation and 20 be kept for tho 0eneht
OF the order and not for publication.
attend 90 u ,
Also Announcet thGt Brother Ben Terrell
will be In KansnS from the lSth OK July
70 the 10Th, both days included. Ho
comes in from Colombo and goes Into the
Indian Territory. AaehoS Of meetings
will DO arranged 10 SuIt his route across
the state. =.
He 10 our National Lecturer and ell
should heat him who can. A list Of ap-
polntments WIll be published as soon 40
d. II. CLOVER,
President Kansas Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
DoOlaratlon OfPur, osea.

Wbar,as TNo 0oDoral sODditlOl, az our ccunAEy
bnnor0tivoiv 6Sroanda unity al mai an On cha part
AZ ths lahoTSnV olaSaos FoRornatil a An economy.
SnI ths dl1SeminStloN q prlDoll as bout enlCn.
lNtod IA onoonraSa ana SoStaP nj Icmlturpl and
moohan,osl wurWnlta onoourNa6R q eh@ talllnR
1900 Ioo6inV them A ths roSd AZ Drouparlty.
ANA UvmvlS,nr a ,uat and falr rol, unrntlSn Car
lab,S' a ina STeSaDro SoF 0yR Oor ,molltlos, ana
tho 49, r0sans a. occurring "a tho laborlnr elaSe
satHo Tro0lout aInOupA al aood, No hold 70 tha
ntnslwlo 0hpt am Manageable ara apnrornus % Ina
49, VrA,r.-ts oS Ah0 country. aoNalmg An anslava
a 49, DoCrls ana suhvo,t anA SnNrpT ovn-1hFow
tha vrS,a HvInoIDIsa DnU RnooA bv tSo NaSNwa al
Av,S-,sou V,p.v,v Wa thsTosors sdout ~ Sol.
lovAn~ M oUv 1S.I,r.tIoN AZ nrlnoiploSS
Ts 1oNoT Sortho oSu,rOtlon AZ ~ nSF,ou',ural
s,~SSs~ 4. ~ Sc,snoO AZ RoSpomiQf roVa1Bp,ass
m 4 StvjctSV on.p0T,isan oplTIt a, a ,4inVs,
bout q uAOsS poEfScs unlSa Of 1lld laSuoa
S,ThAs We demand equal rights 10 AIl and sDo.
slal fhgo9d 70 nsnA
The advocate., 1890-04-23
OFFICIAL.
CAMBRIDGE, Kan, Ap

CAMBRIDGE, KAN, April D, l59O
Bro. MoLALLIN:--In addition TO the
matter in my other communication, wish
you TO give notice, through the alliance
papers, that want each congressional
district TO select the brother whom they
wish 10 act as members Of a state com
mlttee, on the general good Of the order.
The members from the seventh district,
selected them while at Topeka, and the
other six districts are yet unprovided for.
1t having been suggested by many, that
the state committee on good Of the order,
be composed OF three from each district,
instead of one, and that they be chosen
from the different political parties, there
by showing no sign Of partianshlp. II 10
hereby recommended that the matter be
duly considered and acted upon as seems
best, by each district. DO this as soon as
possible,
/ shall also need some assistance In
the selection OF lecturers, as provided for
at Topeka, one for each congressional
district. also wish again 10 remind the
brothers Of the crop statistical report
Make II the duty Of some one TO forward
this information 10 Brother j. N. Palmer
Cresswell, Marion county, Kansas.
A delegate meeting should be held Al
some point In each congressional district
for selecting member Of committee, and
lecturer for congressional district Let
state secretary select time and place.
b. III. CLOVER.
The advocate., 1890-04-23

notes IN neu Of natlOhal bank n0tss. ifrusA lh
sufficient volume 10 DO tha bu,dnoao u NE s5uh-
tEy ont oaah Syrtem. regulating tha ansuna
aebdod on BsE Sapita heAis 90 tho bltnea0 ln-
ia9a-ls % tha OIlntEy eEpanal o1d that en- non
~ issued ty the govsrsm6nl Shall 10 ag1l tender
IN pnyWsat ca dSbta. bSth B1biis ana private.
a Wodsmand the ifos and unlimited ooinago
Ol silver.
q We demand that Congress Shal pAss such
laws 20 shaIl 0RsctnAIly prevent the dealing IN
futures IN an agricultural aud mechanical Sro-
ductlOns, preserving gooh stringent Tltana o.
procedure in trials 90 thAll secure pr0mpt 00n-
vlctiOn, and impeding suGh penalties 90 shnll 90
euro the most psIfoOt compliance Wlththo law,
4 We demand th0 pAsaago al lAWu prohibiting
allen OWnorship e land. ana that Congress tAko
early stops 10 doviss sombplah 10 obtain en- landa
now owned BY aliens aud foreign Syndicatsai
and that an lands nov held hy rAllFoaesah 9th.
or corporations IN eKsoas ofSash 90 are actually
used and needed bg Than, ~ reclaimed by the
government ARd holA l8g aStaal settlers enly.
3. Believing In che doctrine e ~oquAl rights 10
an and special privileges 10 n0nt" We demand
that taxation, National o. gtaaa. EhAl noe be
used 10 build up 8hs interest az 6laso ~ bha ex-
penso Of another.
We believe that the mOnoy q the country
should bekept 40 much no poaaiblo IN the hands
OF tho people, and hsnoa We demand that al
revenues, National. State 20 County, 0hAll ba
limited 10 the necessary 01Psnso8 q tho govern
ment economically and honestly a6midlsteFod
& We demand that Congrsas provide Cor iho
Issue OF q suhiCient amount oe fractional paper
currency 10 faelliiato exchange through the nae.
dlum OF tho United States mail
Z. We demand that the means OF eOmmunicA-
tion and transportation shAll b0 owned BY, and
operated In the interest Of the people, 90 In The
United States postal gygton,
q. We demand such legislation ~ shah shoCl.
uAlly prevent the oTtOrtiOn Of uSuriOus intoregl
by any form Of evasion OfStAtutOry pEOVlaiOna
.. We demand such legislation As win pro.
vide for q reasonable stay OF execution IN aN
case1 Of foreclosure OF mortgages on real estata
aud o reasonable o1tentlOn Of time before tho
confirmation OF SherlH's SaleA
10. Wo demand such legislation as win o5oOt.
ually prevent tho organization or mAintAlnAnc'
Of trusts and combines for purposes Of sPoCula
tiOn I'm any Of the products OF labor or Reosaai
ties Of lie. OF the transportation Of the same.
n. We demand tho adjustment OfsalaEios d
public olaciAlS 10 lTespOnd with existing annh
clAl conditions, th0Wn60s paid 10 other Roruls q
labor, and thO prevailing pEices Of the product,
OF labor.
n. We demand the EdOptiOn OF tho Austria
Ian system Of voting and the Crawford system
Oi primaries.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
To tho sub-Alllanccs I'm the State "a
Kansas.

To che sub-AlllancCs I'm tho State az
Kansas.
Ar. ", Sec 0, Of our state cOnatltuuOnl
c0ntalnsthe following:
"It shall alsO BIO tho duty OF Che. le6il1F-
or 20 select subjects for conslderatlOntnd
discussion by sub-Rlliances each month,
and publish the same In the Official on
gan sufficient time beforehand 70 Givg
due notice, and that he shall reQulrst Che
lecturers Of the sub-alllances 10 submlt
the same at the meetings Of the sub-alli-
Ancea"
THE ADVOCATE having been selected
by che Board Of Trustees as our oGicial
organ, hereby announce the second sub
ject chosen for consideration; VIZ: The
second demand adopted AZ the Natlcn-
al meeting at st. Louis, relating 20 tho
free coinage Of sllverdetails and in-
formation OF which may be found In THE
ADVOCATE and the National Ee0aOmSei.
The lecturer Of each sub-alliance In tla
state will please 10 introduce this fcr
discussion az qOOn as possible, and aUe
that II Is thoroughly discussed aud under
stood In all lbs bearings, 40 far 40 poa0iblei
get an expression of the members Gnd ro-
port 20 che chairman OF COMMITTEES On
legislation, NJ. II. Markham, Conetapis
Kansas, showing, First, the membeEsblD
OF your sub-allianCes. Second, the mum.
ber actually present when vote 10 tntph'
Third, the number Of votes In favor
Fourth, the number OF votes against
A bill has been introduced Into Con-
gEess for the purpose of making II law
Let us inform our Legislators definitely
regarding our wishes In this matter 10
llcvlng this 20 be q matter OF great ana
pressing importance, I urge speedy and
vigorous actiOn without undue haatA
Those who feel competent 10 enllghton
ua on this matter, will please 20 DO ao
through the papers friendly 70 our cplga'
Hoping 70 get an accurate exproHslcA
OF the wish Of the brotherhood on tAlg
subject, after 3 fair discussion OF w
same, remain
Fraternally yours,
A. Il. DICKINSON,
Lect. u. and L. A.,
! Merden, Kan, Mar. 4, pss
The advocate., 1890-04-23
&. j. ADKINS.
II. @. CALDWELL.
w. A. N ELsON.
nExTRR, Kan, March II, 1890.

AhAANaet AAFsa'1 NAN"NN" - -~~'
To BRETHREN: Greeting, Cowley Coun-
ty Union will hOld'its regular quarterly
session at the city Of Winfield beginning
on Tuesday, April 2Oth, at ten ~ IN. sharp
The basis Of representation Will be, one
delegate iOr every twenty members, and
major fraction thereof. Let oil delegates
be on hand promptly and sub Unions will
elect only those brothers who can attend
BY call Of President B. II. CLOVER.
Attest, r. @. BoURDETTE,
County Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-04-23
FARMERS ALLIANCE AND W-
DUsTRIAL UNION.
OPWLCIAL DIRMCrOIIY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
National Farmers AlliAnOr and
Industrial Union.
Presldent-IA L. Polk washington, D. o.
Vice Prea.-B, n. CLOVER Cambridge, Kan.
Becretary--J. n. TURNKR, washington, ID. q,
Treasurar--H. w. HICKMAN, PrHioo, NO.
Lecturer BEN. TRRRRLla Washington ID. q
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Three years-R. A. PATTY, Macon. Mlsa'
Two years-IsAAC MCCRACKEN, --- Ark
One year-EvAH JONES, Dublin, Texas
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Q. W. MoCUNE. Washington d. o.
ALONzo WARDALL Huron, South Dakota
J. F.TILLMAN, Palmetto, Tenn
KANSAS STATE OFFlOERS
PTealdent-B. II. CLoVER Cambridge Kama
Vlco-Pres.--W. II. BIDDLE, Augusta, kama
GecretAEy-J. b. FRENCH, Hutchinson Khns
Trsasuror-H. BAu0HMAN, Burton Kama
Chaplaih--J. r. WEST, PAtterpcn Kans
LScturer-A. r. DICKINSON, Notden Kama
Assistant Lscg.-VANR PRATMRR, Neutral Aa
BOOrkeeDeF--J. Il. WIEGAAAR, Bentley Kama
ASST DOOshoepsF-A. W. TAYLOR, Newton Ka
sorg'tatAEms- Ia X. HATT, Dexter Kama
Business Agont-O. ATHIEn, Topeka Kama
Standing Committees
JUDICIARY
81. ADKINs-Burton, Harvey Co., Kann.
-aRlstoAd, HaveyCO, Kama
WA. NHLsON--C COEbin, ,BedgeWlek Co, Kans,
B1NANCm
j. ". RemiOk--HalgleaA, Harvey CO. Hams.
d. O. .Smlth-Bontly, BOdgowiOk 90. Kama
J.F. Tru0-NoWmAno Jefferson %, kAna,
BOARD on TBUaTBRs,
BIN. ClOVeF--C Cambridge. Kama
]. b. Wrench Hutchinson,
y. j. Adkins Burton,
E. O. Caldwell HAlatSadv
w. A. NSlSOR-C COrblR.
INsUnANOL
n. BAughmAn-B -Bunton, Kansas
SIN. BcOtt-MCPhoFsOn,
A. w. Bmith-NCPae
PRIMTlR0
P.R MAHOA-RInpoEia, KAnalD
A. n. DlGklnsOn- -MoEidoA.
8. McEAilih-TODOkA,
ERBGnLATIOR.
~. IT. Mnrkurn-C Constant Kan q
A. w. Buithr- eEhoFsoA.
Edwin gnydeF-O OaknlOOea,
ORDnR OE BUsEN1 "
n. RauEhman-R Burton, KAnSA,
q. p. L0ooh-IhysE,
A. WllS6h-W WOOdViIlN
The advocate., 1890-04-23
RnIlnQn OF the Judiciary Board.

Has the President Of the State Alliance
the power TO grant special dIspensatIon
or ruling to admit into the alliance per
sons who are In sympathy with the cause
but are excluded by the eligibility clause
Of the constitution II sOwill you please
The advocate., 1890-04-23

In THE Advocate OF April 9TH tho
president published the following; II
want each congregational district 10 selsct
the brother whom they wish 20 act as one
Of state committee on the general good
Of the order. DO this az soon aa possible.
"A delegate meeting should be held AZ
some point in each congressional district
for selecting member OF committee and
lecturer for congressional district Lot
the state secretary select time and place"
In accordance with the above / have
selected Thursday, May lot, as the date
OF the district meetings at the following
places;
lat District Valley Falls.
"a District Ottawa.
Sd District Independence.
4th District -EmpOria.
9Th District Clay Center
9th District Colby,
7th District Hutchinson
Each county alliance should select one
delegate 10 serve az congressional COM
mltteemAn. Yours fraternally,
j. B. FRENCH,
Secretary State Alliance,
In compliance with the above, hereby
call special session OF the Jefferson
County Onion 10 be held latNalsy, i0alia
ON May Let, AZ 10 o'clock q. M, for tho
purpose OF selecting delegate and trans
acting any other business that may come
before the meeting.
0. CHACRY, Secretary.
J.F WMLITa, President. on
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The Leggett Excursion.

The Leggett Brothers, of Kansas
City, who are promoting a proposed
excursion to San Antonio as an object
i've point during the Fair, have COM
mittee of citizens at work getting
subscriptions, and have so far met
with considerable success. The Fair
association has given encouragement
and the excursion is coming, without
doubt. The firm have made propo-
sition to the business men of the city
for monthly excursions for six months.
These excursions are run in the inter-
est of people who want to come south
on business and il is the aim of the
firm to attract as many settlers as pos
sible. The benefit of this will be
readily appreciated.
The firm is in it's 18th year and has
handled 146 excursions, landing the
last one in Galveston about month
ago. They leave this afternoon for
the coast country, but return Friday.