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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-06
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Assistant Adjutant General.

l have ordered the Indians taken pris.
oners at the Areibe village to Fort Win,
gate, n NJ, to be held subject to the
orders of the interior department..
MCCOOK, Commanding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
White Goods, White Goods.

India Linons as 4lc., 5tlc., &C., and 7Nc., re-
duced from Sc. 10c., l2c,, and lCssc.-theee
aro rare bargains;
Check ed Muslin at 4tc., &C., &c, &C., ana 0cs-'
much reduced In price;
Remnants Of White Goods, all marked down, dis
played on our cEsTKk COUNTERS. Prices viii
tell.
PERSIAN MULLs, CHEESE CLOTHS. FRENCH
NAINSOOK, all below cost;
40 pieces DOTTED and FIGURED SWlSSkS de
rect from tho importer es reduced prices.
These goods have jus. landed and VIII 10 sold
very cheap.
SOAPS, PERFuMERIEs, FANS, BELTS. RIB.
BONS, and HOSIERY all at reduced prices
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETS, CHANTlLLY
FLOUNCINGS, RDGINGS, and BLACK SILK
GRENADlNE at reduced prices 70 close;
PARASOlS, UNpRELLAS.-An Of our Fancy
Parasols at el.39 for s3 article. Glorta
Umbrella at syc.: Silk Umbrellas at e1.2j,
sI.47, sl.7s. sL9f, and s2.i5, reduced 70
one half the usual prices.
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, TkUNKS.-Wo have 1uee
received full line OF Trunks. Satcheis, and
Straps, all 10 be sold az greatly roducsd
prices. kol,er-Tray Trunks II factory priccas
full line OF all styles and very low In price.
All In want OF Trunks and Satchels five us .
call aud we guarantee 10 suit you N pFtce
end quality.
tire stock Of nattings 20 Do closed ous re-
gardless Of cost. Remnants Of Nsttinse -
one third Of the usual prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

LADIES FINE BRILLIANT IrsLE-THREAD
FOSb. In ligh,, dark. and medium shades, NJ
2ec., reduced from SOC.
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE, with double
soles, heels, and toes. guaranteed absolutely
fast black at 2Jc., reduced from 3Jc, and at
49,, reduced from &c.
LADIES FINE RIBBED VESTS, excellent
quality, and perfect-Atting-colors: pink and
salmon-oniy 13c. or two for 2jc., regular price
35c. each.
LADIES CHEMISETTES. In plain and fancy,
regular price 2Jc. to 40c each. only 5c for choice
LADIES' BLAZERS, In black and light ana
dark tan, at s2.4S, from s3; at s2.gS, from
81.
LADIES' STRIPED FLANNEL BLAZERS a.
81. from s1.50.
LADIES CREAM FLANNEL BLAZERS re-
duced from S1.9s 20 sl.50. from 1910 and S4 to
s2g3, from 50 10 s3.73.
LADIES CREAM FLANNEL BLAZERS. with
narrow stripes and checks. rednced from 1915
TO t2, from $3.50 70 1913, and from 81 to $3.4s.
LADIES' LINEN BUSTERS OR TRAVELLING
WRAPS, reduced from e. TO sLl3, and from
$500 10 el.92.
LADIES' MOHAIR BUSTERS, IN light. tan,
and striped. reduced from 90 TO 309S, and from
elo to sos.
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, tucks and
Torchon lace two inch, now 40.
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, . tncks and
Cambria rufles, now PIC.
LADIES MUSLIN CHEMrSE, 3 rows OF Insert
Ing, 36 tucks, lace edge, now 42c.
LADIES MUSLIN CHEMiSE, embroidered
yoke With Hamburg and runlc edge. now 35c-
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, tucks and 4-nch
embroidered rurle, wes 81, now 7Sc.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS. d tucks Hamburg
inserting, and deep camhric runle, now 1Sc.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, 2S tucks, rows
Inserting, AMI Hamburg edge on neck and
sleeves, was Sjc., now &c.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, u tucks. 4 rows
Hamburg edge and Inserting on neck and
sleeves, reduced from 81 70 7Sc.
LADIES MI SLIN GOWNS, 6 tucks, wide en-
bro.dored yoke. hamburg edgo on neck and
sleeves, reduced from sl.2J TO S9c.
LADIES' CORSET-CONERS, good muslin, 9
tucks down front and Hamburg edge around
neck. wcrc awfully cheap when sold at 2Jc., they
no" 70 at l0c.
LADIES EXTRA-SIZED APRONS, nice mus
In. wide hem, ~ tucks, reduced from 80 TO &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
& DAVIS.

THE EXTRAORDINARY ATTENDING OUR GREAT MID
SUMMER satisfactory The VIC have
made benefit the people, and the
crowds attending evidence that people beginning where
their best interests Our July the largest experience
md for the commencing record and make it
largest The cannot be sold cheaper
They The the better
selection goods going them
cheap again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

.a.v they O.. price not the ob.ccs,
t..-rrt j. 'le order o. tho dnv.
l..e Emhro.lcrcl Corset Covers,
s. . .r .ow neck, Zic.
I.I.s 1lemise. with linen torchon
81. uars, nee quality muslin, oyc.--
~. ;rr'. iit.
. Tucked eul Embroider oil
G up~t prco 4ic.
SID. s.. and 50 Ladies Muslin
o. .1s.i Embroidered Skirts-upset
Aa oa- Gowns iom $50 to S2.98-
g Yace -l.-H.
..ts s5Oowls-upse. psicc 81 SO.
oI Colored Borderod
I.yl0c Linen Iablo Clotls,
- -.'' '''' slight y soiled from hand
-------~~ii.ng, s. AMI 81 quality,
..'..ce 10.
3D. aai i5c. Linen Towels (aoiled),
lra luck Towels, upset price
N-.srlCo,. ColoreG.Borlered Ds
-.. Ray 10th, 35c. upsetprico.
g.. a.i 2, LINEN DauLsk Table
C. - .fs .IriceS SL9S.
dozen various quality Coiorcd-
I..,.. Napkins. AL more or less soil
..n Iuce luss half.
..i tae pomask Towels. ranging
- i.. from 4gc. to s. each. upset
~ .tl-u.
y.ls Eomrants IRISH llnen, 10
t.I-.t ae4l'y uptet price l2.c.
Attic lan,e Linens have gone down
,l JAS, ono half Is oil we want
t.u.
.-,.'y soiled Quilts. No holding
l-., price. Upset Just half.
iae upset price on a real Mar
e., ,ra Cunt.
l. .ta-- Gr..h-uvset prico 60.
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DIE. MITTELDORFER'S
NEW GRANITE BUILDING,
PIT EAST BROAD STREET.

DREEDEN, TALLEY q CO., AUGUST
- ls9l.-SUMMER STOCK as closing pIiceas
Ono piece SCOTCH GINGHAM reduced rom
duced from IS 20 20c.: pieces GIN0hAn y:
duced from 20 to l6tsc.; j. pi~ccs ANkkICAN
GINailAM reduced from ~ TO loo - piecee
GfNGhAM reduced nom 10 70 sc = ptecee
YARD-WIDK AMERICAN cHALL1 reduced
from l.,8 TO I0c. BLAZERS ss reductions-we
have the Blazers In cream. gray, and or0vns
s5 Blazers st - and $3.50; biaxsO s9t ~.
JERSEYS 70 close at 30, 80, 7oc.. el. el.OO, ana
eI.15, reduced nom 20 TO 40 per cent pieces
BUFF-6RoUND FIGURED CnsiLl reduced %
4c. (; pieces YELLOW STRIPED CALiSV-ssss 10
many inducemsntsL REMNANTS. kEANANnIS
REMNANTS, RENNANTS-look as thofn. oSSs
TLHNKNS UNDERWEAR ss low prices.
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TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.


3G-lnch lacking Trunk, CSC. upset
pre-.
G2-inch Packing Trunk, SIC. upset
price.
4oiach Packing Trunk, s1.l8 upset
price.
2sirch Zinc Trunks, $i.5Oupset price.
?p-inch Zinc Trunks. - upset price.
3f-iuch iron-hottom and bound Sara
toCa Trunks, with honnct-box. Si.G9.
lron-bottom alligator recovered Saratoga
Trunks $500.
! LAT top Canvas Trunks, rolier tray,
linen-lined, ron bottom, $3.50.
$500 for tho former 5000 Saratoga
Trunk, with bonnet and parasol-box,
toy iail and extra tray.
ei3.2 for tho best SIS T'runk ever Of
ferej tins has roller tray with three
fcpsla!e compartments, double leather
strins.
Satchols and Handbags one third of
rr5rt 0Iico.
s.e our }Gc. Travelling handbags.
Biz unset IN
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81
READ
OFFERINGS
THIS WEEK.

Small lot SOLID cOLoRED sATTNE. So ysrdi
5-4 TURKEY.RED TABLE-C0vERS. 25c.
apiece;
IA UNBLEACHED LINEN DAMASK TABLE
CoyERs-your choice of any at 75c. apiecst
5CENTRE-TABLES, with three brass legs, only
63c. apiece:
Small lot FIGURED AND WELT PIQUR 10 ~
closed this week a, 1oc. q yard;
Small lot CREPE CLOTH In remnantss 60
yard
LINEN TRAY-c COVERS, stamped, &c. apiece;
DAMAsK TRAY-CovERs, fringod AMI stamped,
2Oc. apiece:
NOME LINEN EATING-APRoNS, stamped. oc.
apiece:
MoMIE.LINEN spLAsHERs, stamped. CSC
yoNIELlNEN BUFFET scARrs, stamped,
3lc- apiece;
LAD$rIGHT-RoPE WALKER, pretty Csc.
toy--our price I5c.:
BOYS oUTING-SHIRTS and suIRrEEs, small
LOT, 23c. apiece;
NEWS WHITE SHIRTS, sizs IS only. sSe
apiece;
1 lot ODDS AND ENDS P. K. scARrs. &C.
apiece;
All 5 and 6idc CHALLIEs now 4c. . yard:
PURE sPUN.SIL.K GLOVES, were Soc, now 26o
apair;
REMNANTS rLACK CAMBRIC, fc. a yard;
PURE sPUN-SIIK MITTs, were 75c., now soc.
apair;
SOC. ALl-wOOL DRESS GOODS CSC. Q yard this
week;
CREAM BLAZERS, were $3.50. now s1.59,
CREAM AND CHECKED BLAZERS, wers %,
now sl.9S;
CREAM. TAN, AND BLUE, BLAZERS, were
$3.50 and 81, now $3.50 and s2.4s;
LADIES CAMBRIA SHIRT-WAIST3 now 400
apiece;
COLoRED TURKISH MATS now i0c. apiece;
20 dozen WINDSOR TIES, tha, wcro ioc, now
De-.
| 10 dozen WINDSOR TIES that were 15c now
10c.;
llot PURE LINEN 4-PLY CUFFS, usual 3Sc.
quality. In size 10 only, 17c. pair;
| REMNANTS WHITE CAMBRlC, loc. quality,
only nc. yard.
All SUMMER GOODS to be slaughtered this
week.
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hHit LHderlCe0r.

a-~ Knit Vests, upset price &c.
e
..ras Fai, Vests. upset price sc.
--.s Fancy Colored Ribbed Vests,
.l'J. ul ct price &c.
quality Ladies l.ibbcd Vests, up
a. I-.. ..c.
c o.a,y Gauze Low-Neck and
ts.eues Ladies Vests, 2ic. upset
i...
ladies Colored SILK Vests, upset price
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.LQceS s. EnlbrOiderieS.

'.r.- o. Iaccs, all odds and ends,
s N-l,e, and colored, from ~, g.,
b.. -'c., pls,. price &c. yard.
..n Nsady4o Lace, . inches wide,
r's,; price.
b a-i &c. Irish Point Lace, up
o. fuce &C.
r'ces embroidered, ~ yards long,
-. ya'i UPSET pr.co.
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BLAZERS AND SHlRT-WAlSTS.

/. b.-ol, ana White Sa;tccn Blazers,
v. Tr.ce 9Jc
t, -saace Of 20, 80, and G)c. Sat;een
'..z.ls Tor 25c.
' E'ouses, Shirt Waists, and Jer-
; - upset puce l9c.
1"' Wash six Shirts $50 each,
q SO prcc $50.
, very hhr,-Naist and Blazer in the
@ -ArAed at upset prices
a. 'Vc.. and 2l Gentlemen's Outing
''-.'' az p tiset prce 4sc.
Ap,al fifteen .-'----''.-------.----, lack
r.. s.'.''5 s1.95. SharcIs, ABOUT S5es. 20 )
L-4ek Embroi. l....-....-I doro 4
49,, ~ - 81, 50, g., and g quality
=, The very last chance
MathnSs. Io' this season 70 buy
them 50c. on iho dol
vaI o. a---iisr. Upset prices pre-
jr.c : XSe' Fancy Mattings~upset price
o,.Ii.'y aIsaTy Seamless Mstting--rexular 45c.
'''y--upset price 2Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

I Braided CuAMBRAY ROBES, now sl.50 for
the pattern containing III yards, was $3.50.
FRENCH oRGANDlE AND MULlS now 2oc.
| a yard were 40c.; SOC. grade now 1oc.
36-nch Fancy CHEVIOr DRESS GOODS re-
| duccd 20 Si-c. per yard were l2lec.
| 3S-lnch hRMENlAN-STRIPE DRESS-GOODS
| reduced to l0c. n yard, were 1Jc.
36-inch ALL-WOOL S0IID-bLACK CuALLl
| reduced 10 s1c. ynrd-a rare bargain.
WIDE HOMESPUN sUIIING reduced from
| 12IS to 6I4c. . yard.
1dc. DRESS GINGHAMs reduced 20 Gt4c.
| 12lsc. DRESS GINGHAMS now Sl8c.
| 2Oc. DRESS GTNGHAMS reduced 10 1oc.
| 20 and 25c. FRENCH GlNGHAMS now 15c.
| DRESS DIMiTI reduced from l6gS to 12lec.
| COTE DE- CHEVAL reduced from 162s 20 lOc.
| LLAMA AND TUSSAH CLOTHS AND SHAN
TONG PONGEEs reduced TO lOc yard.
Selected styles of PINEAPPLE TISSUE sIsc.
yard.
IgISc. 27-lnch FINE sATlNES now 6i4c.
| 12l1r. 30-inch TOILE DlRLASDE now S1sc.
Remnants Of WASH DRESS GOODS tar below
cost.
Good styles 33-inch BATIsTE reduced from
| 1915 to SEC. yard.
Nice assortment 33-inch COTTON CHALLIre-
| duced from 10 TO 6i4c. yard.
| 6Lac. COTTON CuAILI reduced TO ic.
| -. COTTON CHALLI reduced to &c.
| 25-lnch OUTING CLOTH reduced from 1"l1 to
27-inch OUTING CLOTH reduced from loc. to
< nice assortment Of FRENCH FLANNEL
| suitable for Wrappers and Blazers. 80 aud 61c.
3S-inch ALL-WOOL PLAIN AND STRIPED
I DRESS GOODS reduced from 80 90 SOC. n yard.
| DRAPERY NET reduced from s3 to Si.9s.
| DRAPERY NET reduced from $3.50 10 sl47
| DRAPERY NET reduced from ~ 10 Sl.25.
DRApERY NET reduced from sl.50 TO a7c.
| DHAPEKY NET reduced from Sl.25 TO SIC.
i 45-inch EMBROIDERED IEASrIrCHED
| FIOUNClNG reduced from s3 to sl.15, from
$3.50 20 s1.50, from So to Sl.%5. aud from sl.75
| FL.
45-nch EMBROIDERED HEMsTITCHED
| FLOUNCING at 30. 90. and 65c. yard.
ALL EMBROIDERED BLACK FLOUNCING
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN HANDKERCHIEFs
at H. II, 10. and 25c.
CnFNlSE1TES reduced 70 Sc 10 close ont.
SATIN STRIPED MUSLIN nj i7c.. worth SOC.
| CHECK AND STRIPE MUSLIN very cheap.
| TURKEY-RED DOlLlES. were J0c., nOw 25c. a
Elegan. BLEACHED DAMAsK DoILIEs at
WHITE QUILTS at Csc, Toe. 81, s1.e5, and
s1.50.
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS frcm sl.75 to
Good BATH TOWELS at 10, 1e]9, and 25c.
COTTON HONElCOMB TOWELS 9sc. q
CHECK GLASS TOWELS, good value, sl.2o a
MGCKABAcK TOWELS from s1.5O to 80 q
LADIES BLACK AND CREAM SILK MITs,
shoulder lengths, 81 pair.
BLACK SILK MITs from - to roc. n pair.
BLACK SILK AND TAFFETA GLOVES. 25
and j0c.
| COLORED SILK AND TAFFErA GLOVES
from SOC. tosl.
BLACK AND NAvY-BLUE sATINE SHIRT
| WAISTS, with small dot, reduced from Sl.7J 20
sI.2J.
All plain and iancy WAISTS were $3.50, now
81.
FLANNEL WAISTS reduced from s1.35 20 81.
| SOLID BLACK SATINE SHikl-WA!STS re-
duceI from sl.5O to sl.13, aud from 81 TO SIC.
| OUTlNG-CLOrH WAISTS, we're Doc. now 42r.
| BLACK AND COLOREDC CHINA SiLh WAISTS
a. s3.5u.
| PtnCALE sIIIRT-WAlSTS now 4sc.
BOYS And MEMS BATHING SUITS.
DISPATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL
Az SALE.
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SILKS and DRESS GOODS.

Special value 20-INCH BLACK CHINA SILK
az 4Sc.
Special valuo 2G-INCH BLACK CHINA SILK,
6oc. ... -.
Toe.
CREAM-GROUND CHINA SILKS with exqui-
site colored stripes a. 9oc., worth sl.23:
21-inch Sl.jO, sl.25. and slCOLOkED ChlNA
ST x reduced 20 7Jc. 4 yard.
CREAM AND OYSTEk-SHELL CHINA SILK,
special good values at 10, %. -. and Soc.
StRAn SILKS, all colOrs, NJ Csc, worth Soc.
CHINA SILKS, all colOrs, at 43c., worth 63c.
DKAPERY SILK greatly reduced in price.
Best grade WASH SILK at specially low prices
70 close out stock.
WOOL CHALII now Ice. yard, was zoe.
FRENCH CuALLI now iSc. yard, was %
and 7jc.
MANCHESTER LAWN, 80 inches wide, brown
ground and white figure, now &c. u yard, ~as
l2l6c. a yard.
Fine zEPHYR GINGHAM now 10c., was 20c.
WATCH TUESDAY MORNINGS
TUESDl
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House. Fitynis hin Gs.

Wee ss~-s--,-s.
5'c, upset 10 l5c. ; Covered Sugar
Dishes vero &c, upset TO zoe. EH-
crayoi pccautere vero 4Jc., upset to
&c. ; Covered But.er-Dishes were re,
upset TO l5c. ; Berry Dishes were SOC,
upset to &c. PLAN Wine-Glasses were
49c. per dozen. upset to &c. Cherry
Finished Hatrachs were 39c., upset TO
lie. Ihree-proug Towcl-Backs upset
from 29c. to Ice. ThreerinG Towel
Racks upset TO same price; 35c. Pic
tuIe-Fnnes, exlO, upset to 2Jc. 50c.
Pictured trames. Sxl0. upset TO Soc. /;
Gl.49 2icture-trames. 16x2O, upset to
g0c Sl.2j Croquet-Se,s upset to 95c. /;
$50 Lawn-Icnnis Sets upsotto $50.
Soc tho inset in prjccs on
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| A n d |
L1e3dau
Il

No regard for the cost OF ALL SUM-
MER GOODS. They must be sold.
We need the space and can use the
money to much better advantage. There
tore, we have determined to lot them go
at any price, rather than carry them to
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II m m K
U0n1n7OckS. |, 5'rStGn''s ,,oin a At . l2G. &C.

Beautiful Umbrella Stands, finished
antique, upset from $3.75 70 Sl.98;
handsome Brass Tables, with Onyx
Top-upset price $3.50, were SO SlS
Neutrality-suspicious. to $40
3l2 Piano Lamrs-complete $3.50;
81 Fasels in Cherry or Oak upset to
Sis; $3.50 parlor-Screen. 81 feet
high. for Sl5O; 75c. japanese Screens
on de Grated pedesials for 59c. S3.l2
Hall-lnmps for 81; $3.50 Hall-Lamps
for $40; Handsome Library-Lsmps
FOR g Imported Satln-Finished Gas
Globes worth Csc. upset 20 SOC. /; 63c.
Etched Gas Globes upset to 25o. Shelf
, Z L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

.'--'-'---'''7'.--1'----i S6 Tea-Sots, 56 pieces.
| TEA -SFTS for $3.50; S9.9S Carls,
iEh-oLio' bad China Tea-Sets, 90
....--..---.,......-.--. pieces, for s. ; Sl4.S5
French China Tea-Sets, 56 pieces, for
$3.50. Just as good bargains in
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DINNER SETS.

We now Offer you the choice OF any
,.--------.---- ------'-'<--l III the house which
rortr,,r cr,r Is marked SG.75.
lUlLLI-oAl $3.50, 1915, and
81 % for inst 81. S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

nnc doors VII open the greatest UPoET SALES
clearance salo We hnve disposed OF great many dheren.
bat have hand almost that must DE gotten d Oh
t..-.t to 20 inventory
tho house upset TO prices that
quickly We positively do not take back or ex-
sale and We BEG ptrons 10 be patient as TO the
goods purchased day viii DO delivered the same day or
-.. -o day following. - - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

Sj.IS InIIdTen's Shlrred Null Hats,
trimmed III fine embroidery, upset price
IL.
Sl.90 Childrens Corded Piqus Hats,
upset price 5Oc.
p Pioue RoDnots, SIC, now 49c.
30 OF orr finest Colored SILK Null
Hats, SIX different shapes, all shades,
S3.S7 quality, el.oo upset price.
an tie inc Milan Nassars, Sl.75 and
$l5) quality. 9Sc. upset price.
These VIII be found Oh our main floor
right nse.
The advocate., 1891-06-03
To Farmers.
Belleville, Kansas.

See FunSten's ad. on top Of page eleven
The advocate., 1891-06-03
AtchisOn "Champion" Philosophy.

Atchison "Champion" Philosophy.
IL is better even to be "calami'y
howler" than an optimistic ass.
Jim Hallowell needn't worry. Con
gresham Simpson is naturalized and
cannot be ousted from Office on that
score.
AS to whether President Harrison,
either personally or officially, or the Re-
publican party, or the people as a whole
will be benefited by President Harrison's
tour Of the continent remains to be seen.
In opposing Nc Kinleyism the Champion
stands precicely where Sumner, Wilson,
Lincoln, Chase and Seward stood, and by
80 much is better Republican than are
the modern brood of McKinleyites.
The Kansas City Star does not rate ex-
Senator Ingalls, among the great men OF
this country. There was q time, how
ever, when the Star inclined to place Mr..
Ingalls, In that category, and he is as
great now as he was then.
The Newton Republican is Of the opin-
ion that "what the Republicans in Kan
sas need to do is to quit talking about
the crowds and then proceed to organize
and solidify crowd" Yes, that's all
right, but there is another and more
urgent need pressing hard upon Kansas
Republicans, and that Is to reorganize
and solidify upon the lines Of the common
people in their struggle with plutocracy.
The advocate., 1891-06-03
President N. F. A. and /. U.

Persons desiring to be commissioned
as national organizers Of the National
FarmerS' Alliance and Industrial Union
will make written application to the ma
tlonal president at Washington, D. c.,
accompanied by Endorsement Of state or
national officers as to character and quail
iflcations Of applicant If they desire to
work in states having state organizations,
they will make application to the presi-
dent Of their respective states.
L. L. Polk,
President N. F. A. and I. U.
The advocate., 1891-06-03
President N. F. A. and I. U
Omcial Notice.

All official organs and friendly papers
interested and desiring the advancement
Of educational work, are hereby respect
fully requested through their columns
Ito notify all lecturers, subordinate,
county, district and state, aud all assist
ant and deputy lecturers, to file their
names and postoffice addresses with the
national lecture bureau. Address J. F.
Tillman, $50 North Capitol street, Wash
ington, d. G.
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Van B. Prather's Appointments.
Riley, Friday, June g..
Zeandale, Saturday, June 6.
4. m. scott's Appointments.

Vernon school house, June 10Th, Sp. m.
Grange Hin, June 10th, 8 p. m.
knights Of Labor hall, Yates Center, june
Rose, Emlnence township, June 18th, p. m.
WaYerly-June II, 8 p m.
LebO-June ~, s p. m.
BnrllngtOn--June 13, 2 p. m.
Grldley-June 10, 8 p. m.
Galesburg-June "a, 1880 p. m.
RnFal--JHne %, 7:50 p. m.
South MOund--Juno %, 7 80 p. m.
Homework Friday June6, 8p. m.
Ottawa Saturday, June 9, p. m.
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Notice.

There will be q meeting Of the Fifth
Congressional District Alliance held at
Clay Center, Kansas, on the last Tues
day in June. Let there be q full atten-
dance of all the members.
III. N. BOYD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Bellevllle, Kansas.
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KANSAS FARMERS ALLIANCE AND
IMnuRTRTAH. UNION.
OFFTCIAFs
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2, l89

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. Q, 1891.
All commissions issued to national or
Ranizers from this office prior TO Decem-
Der Q, 1890, are hereby declared to be
null and Of no effect, unless the same
have been renewed by proper authority.
National organizers holding such COM
missions will make application to this
Office foa a renewal Of the same.
Z. i. Polk,
The advocate., 1891-06-03

The Union Iron Works, Kansas City,
Mo-, manufacture everything necessary
for grain elevators. Power shelters, en-
zines and boilers and other machinery Of
the latest and most approved styles. They
furnish plans and make estimates for
nartleS contemplating erecting elevators
free. and where contracts are awarded
superintend the construction and put
everything into successful operation.
Write them.
The advocate., 1891-06-03
10 County dJommitteomen.

Peoples party committeeman, In coun-
ties having Swedish settlements, who
may desire Swedish lecturer to work in
such settlements, are requested to cor
respond with Nels Anderson, box $50,
Topeka, Kan.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL FARMERS ALLIANCE AND
INDUSTRIAL UNION.

President. L. z. Polk, Washington, ID. q.
Vice President. !. B. III. Clover, Cambridge, Kan
Secretary -. Fl. Turner, Washington, D. O.
Lecturer ...........J. II. Willis, McLouths Kan.
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Each Season

Has It's own peculiar malady; but with the
blood maintained in state Of uniform vigor
and purity, by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
the system readily adapts itself to changed
conditions Composed of the best alternatives
and tonics, and being highly concentrated,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most effective ana
economical Of all blood medicines.
"For some years, at the return of spring,
had serious trouble with my kidneys.
was unable to sleep nights, and suffered
greatly with pains in the small OF my back.
| was also afflicted with headache, loss OF
appetite, and indigestion. These symptoms
were much worse last spring. especially the
trouble with my back. A friend persuaded
me to use Ayers Sarsaparilla. began
taking 1t, and my troubles all disappeared"
Mrs Genevra Belanger, "a Bridge st''
Springfield, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. O. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
eoldb Druggists. 81, six $5. Worth % BOTTLE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-03-31

Cooke, 1,I93 bags sugar; F. A. Schaefer &
20, o.l2l bags sugar; Z. Brewer & Co.,
4'49o bags sugar; Theo. Il. Davies IL Co.,
S,4S6 bags sugar.
The. steamer Lehua left Honomu last
Saturday for Kaupo, Maui, to load cattle
for Honolulu. She is due this mornlng.
The steamer Hawaii arrived from Ha-
khlau on Sunday night with $3.50 bags
sugar, and some broken machinery from
the Hakalau Mill brought down Tor re
pairs. she will return Them on her next
trip.
The Claudine's sugar will be put on
board the baIk Santiago.
=, The whaler Horatio will proceed North
this week.