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FAByuM DISCHARGED.


Contractor George w. Farnuni,
whose name has appeared before the
public so frequently Il late In IN,
local payers ~ an alleged embczzlci
aud peace disturber, has disappeared
from the cilyand the case against him
In the Police Court, for disturbing the
peace, has been dirmlssci.
William Murphy, the young Irish.
man, who stole pair u pants from the
salt LIKE Equitable Coop. yesterday,
was arfaigned before Justice Gee this
morning on charge 0f petit larceny.
He was aljudged guilty and was fined
$50. Being unable 10 pay his fine hu
was femanded 10 isil.
Ed. II. Wnitner was found guilty
of attempting 10 pick a lady's pocket
and was held In $500 bonus 10 await
the action ofthc grand Jury.
Jack Rcenr. u miaufible wretch, who
has for many years been n confirmed
irunknrd, aud who has, perhaps. be.
come as dcpraved ~ possible, IL again
Mail for vagrancy
james Rice, an cx.convlct, and three
conioicfatca, were arrested In the vi.
clnlty Of the Utah a Nevada depot, last
night on suspicion Of belonging to n
gang OF burglars who are nov opcr-
ating In this city. While on the way
TO the CITY Hall thoy threw n couple OF
dozen keys and n number Of burglar
tools from tho "Black Maria" which
weru picked up by pedestrians aud
viii lie used against them when
placed ON trial.
j.. Is. Ritter, nm alleged pickp0cket,
Il awaiting arfnlgnmrut.
Hill Hamilton was fined IS for
drunkenness.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS


LONDON, Oct. D.-Among the rcmi.
niscences Of Painoll is u contribution
from Thomas Power O'CoDnor, mem
her Of parliament for the Zetland de
vision Of Liverpool, who says ,hat he
has heard that, while Ia America,
during the visit which Parnell paid 10
tho United States, the Irish leader
met at Newport One OF the ring
ing beauties u tho season, aud that
he fell IN love with her aud proposed
marriage 10 her, and was oondi,ionally
accepted, but either the lady waa nokle
or the marriage with foreigner WAS
hateful TO her American parents, and
she married another. Parnell felt this
blow most ncutuly.
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The Funeral Of King g.ri Of wur,em-
harE.

STuTTdART, oct. 9.-The Emperor
Of Germany arrived here today; his
visit 10 tho capitol OF this kingdom DO.
Ing for the purpose OF attending the
funeral Of the late king Of wurtem-
berg, who died Tuesday last. Shortly
after reaching Stuttgart, tho Emperor,
accompanied by tho notabilitles who
welcomed him, proceeded 10 tho castle
and entered the nall whore IN. remains
u King Carl are lying Ia. state. The
Emperor then laid a magnificent
wreath Of flowers upon the casket
and knelt In prayer beside tho remains
NJ the dead ruler. Grand Duke Michael
Of Russia has arrived TO attend the
funeral, rs representative Of the Car.
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A Narrow Escape.

A few day. ago n telephone wire, IN
the vicinity OF the Eagle Cracker fac.
tory, near the junction OF Seventh
South and Second West streets, broke
and fell to the ground, Frederick
Whitehead, aged nine years, son OF
l.. 3. Whitehead, was induced by
some other boys to take hold o; the
PROSTATE wire. Tho moment he did
70 he was thrown to the gro und
by the shock, which also
rendered him insenslble. He was
carried home IN that condition aud
remained Unconscious for several
hours. He Is now so far recovered ~
TO be ablo to be about, but has not yet
rogalncd his normal condition. There
are several burns ON his hands ana two
specially large scars on the right side
or the back, above the right hip.
These latter injuries, II h presumed,
were made on account Of the part in.
jured becoming the point OF ground
contact when the boy fell.
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BIG MINING CORPORATION.
The Articles Of the As,oclaiion Filled
With the County CLERK.


Articles Of incorporation ofthe Ferris
Gold and Silver Mining and Milling
company weso filed In tho county
clerk's office yesterday. The object Of
the company l. to carry ON general
mining business, both la or Gu. Of this
this Territory. The capital stock Is
placed Mt 5000, 900, divided Into 800,
600 shares Of the par value Of so each.
The names Of the incorporaiors and
tho amount Of stock each has taken
are as followG John s. Forris, $780,.
600; Joshua w. sylvester, 100000;
a. +. Gfcgerou, 100000; James W.
Sylvester, :lO0,O1U; Thomas Winter,
trustee, 500, 900, a. N. Musser, 81, 600;
Wilford Woodruff, 5000; George q.
Cannon, $1,000; Joseph Il. smith, $1,000;
Lorenzo SNOW, 5000; Franklin b.
Richards, 5000; Thomas Winter, 1000;
u. II. Schettler, s2OOO; Barlow Fergu-
son, $1,000.
The officers Of the company are 10.
rcnzo Snow, president; Franklin ID.
Richards, vice-pre-ldent; a. NJ. Mus.
fcr, secretary; u. N. $chottler, treas.
uter. DrectOrs; LORENZO SNOW, Frank.
lin Richards, A. N. MusseF, John :.
Ferris, Joshua w. Sylvestsr, Thomas
Winter aud Barlow Ferguson.
The principal place OF business IL In
this city, but the company will have
branch offices nt other places In the
Territory, or In any other State or Ter
ritory.
There IL the usual precautlon that
tho private property Of the stock.
holders shall not be liable for debts Of
the corporation.
The company owns thirteen big
properties, eleven Of which are In tho
Ohio mining district, and the other
two In tho Mt. Badly district. Tho
thirteen mincs cover 28f 40 acres Of
mineral landa and all aro but few
miles nom Marysvhle, Pluto county,
Utah, and within forty miles Of Sallna,
the present terminus Of the Rio Grande
Western railway. The following are
the NAMES Of the several properties:
The "Bulllon Ferris" "Homo.
spun" "liandy Andy" "Dry Bone"
"Gfegoreon," "Buokeye," John Lin
coin" "Horn Silver,b "Gold RUM
"Mt. LookoH," "Storm King" "Top
Lcyel"and dregerson and Sylvester
placer claim, upon which there N
good mill site. Each location covers
an area OF 600 by 1900 fest. They all
carry free gold, silver and somn
galona. The oxides and carhonnies
run very high In the precious metals.
They alec carry plenty Of timber for all
mining uses.
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LONDON, oct. 9.--Esrl spencer,
speaking al Grantham yesttr.
day, said that parnell was a man OF
great ability, who served his country
with the utmost nsaiduity. The Irish
must bo overpoWerod by the loss of
their greatest leader since O'Connell,
and England ought 10 sympathize
with them. He was the means OF
bringing about an alliance between the
English and Irish people. This fact
should enable both TO forget the un-
fortunate incident towards tho close Of
his career.
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PiTrsnuRd, Oct. o. oliver A
Roberts Wire company, oue Of the
largest concerns OF lls kind Ia tho
country, have made request Of IL
creditors today for m extension. Geo,
II. oliver president Of tho company,
said the suspension was caused
primarily by the recent cmhaffuh.
mcnt OF AIimick A Co., an iron ilfn of
this city, tho head o; that nrm being
on their paper N cndorsVr for consld.
cradle sum. oliver said the comptlyis
assets are largely IN excess OF Inc ia.
bllltits and he expects the company 1,
pay dollar for dollar. Oliver Iron a.
Steel Go. Is not involved Ia the en-.
barasrment, Oliver says.
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pemocratlc Meetings TomprrOw.

In. M. ConVention meets 10 OF.
gRuizc clubs. Address by Chauncey
r. Black.
2p, M. Organization perfected. Ad.
dress by ChaA. J. Faulkner.
Up. IN. Tip TO Garfield.
Up. IN. SHARP. Address by w. ID,
Bynum.
Sessions held ut the Walker Pavilion
Hall, Second South street.
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Disgraeefal Behavior.

The police would do well to turn
lheir attention 10 a small baud OF
rowdy boys who make It a regular pTac.
tice to congregate upon a piece Of waste
ground near the terminus Of the City
Railroad car track In the Twenty. first
ward, particularly ON Sunday after.
noonA call after people ms they walk
along, indulge In obscene language,
play marbles - the footpaih, aud
otherwise "amuse" themselves. This
has gone on so long now that residents
there would be glad Of some relief.
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WAsnISuToS, Oct. D. The third
days session Of the Eoumonlcnl Meth.
odist council opened with Rev. II.
Marshall, England, In the chair. Tho
usual devotional exercises were held
aud tho minutes Of yestorday'spfOcccd.
ings approved.
The topic Of the morning session,
"Christlan United" was then taken
up and an essay delivered by Row.
DE-. Solby OF the Wesleyan Methods.
Church, Gfcenock, Scotland.
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ST. PAUL, oct. g.-Rcporis from the
wheat fields Of North Dakota and
Northwest Minnesota today are more
encouraging. Tho weather IL fine and
threading IN In progress Ina number VI
places. Less than half the crop Il
threshed, aud fears are entertained ihAl
much Of IL will bc lost.
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LONDON, oct. 0.-Dispalohes dated
Sept. 18th, received here from Seaport,
n town OF Chlnn on an island OF the
same name, nearly opposite the centre
island Of FOrmOsa, announce that
there has been serious rloting forty
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WAslusGToN, Oct. g.-rho depart.
mont Of state has been informed by the
Persian government that the exhibit
nt the Columbian exposition, Chicago,
will probably aggregate 100000.
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wAIusuToS, oct. 0.--The census
office bulletin shows that the quantity
OF iron ore produced IN thu United
States during the year 1859 was a..
5ls,0il long tons, valued at S3S, ISL ,0Is,
Rn average Of $3.50 per ton.
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A Scotland Yard detective Il authorl.
~ Tor the statement that "I4ondon
thieves nro well Ofganiz0d, having
societic e. and contingent fund. When
one of their number gets into our hand.
this sum " drawn upon TO help the
culprit out. Some OF the best legal
talent In London Is sometimes called
upon To defend one Of the gang. II Is
n shame that such condition ofailaifs
exists, but we cannot help It,"
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sT. PIrEUsnuRo, Oct. o. - The
prices Of food are rapidly rising
throughout the empire. Reports 70.
ceivod here from Warsaw say that the
cost Of provisions has Of late been
doubled.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 0.--The kreemdHs
journal and tho United Ireland, both
denounco the sensational plaoardiry
at Cork ~ nm attempt 10 attempt 10
incite 10 disorders.
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DUBLIN, oct s.-The United Ireland
protests against tho Anti.Parnellites
attending the obsoquies. IL says that
men who tried 10 drive Parnell 10 the
wall ought not 10 sentimentsliEe over
his grave.
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Also gold aud silver OF the various
mining states and Territories us FOL.

The world heater Ia Galona Is the
exhibit Of Reed a Van Alstine from
the Utah mine at Fish Springs. The
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a Murderer Hung.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. ED. Neal,
the murderer Of Allan and Dorothy
Jones, was hung at noon today. The
murderer confessed his crime.
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ROCHESTER, n. v, Oct. 0.-A.s
Mann, Dry goods, has failed for 500.
90. The arm Il one Of tho oldo., IN
the city, aud tho failure was a great
surprise.
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Behr Lake County, Idaho, Il on the
verge of n mining boom. Claims are
being located near Paris and Bloom
ingt0n.
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DFSRRRT EVENING NEWS,

or ior Advertisements -hish .s ssres,si " ~.
s.if 10 the gvJps rsvs 60 N, day vhsn fse.i'sd
asiid b. LANDED IN 10 he tuass.s dsrAfiineai not
aiei Than lrrA
Hsiss q Alrsnisas fafalfhsd upon sppieauaa
uzy-Cs. fur sd,uts.n.as mus, b On rHit
tkIa
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miles from the town OF Annoy. The pon.
ulatlon Of Annoy, amounting 10 nioa,
100000 people, IL In q state Of great sx'
element. The riot was caused iv
fiscal abuses. Several Mandarns AMI
other oiilciala were killed by the rio,en'
The riots have been quellcd.
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COHIS, Oct. g.--POsters arc piacaried
about the city, having deep mourning
borders ami bearing In the centre The
words. Murdered to please English.
men," There are alec verses dOnouno.
lug the McCarthylt,s and tho Ont,sd
Ireland, declaring that pafnell was
murdered, and imploring the people h
remain tranquil. The rosters ~.
stirring up much excitement.
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THE TERRITORIAL FAIR
The Attractions on the Ground TIL,
Afternoon.

Another big crowd attended the Fair
yesterday afternoon 10 witness the
balloon ascension, which this time was
n splendid success. Thc per.
formance was by tho wooiall
Brothers. Today there will be
contest between the Woodalls aud
Prof Butler who failed on "Wednesday,
for purse Of $500. Tho bailoonlst
whose parachute rises the highest IA 10
take the prize.
In tho evening the beauty contest
took place. The COMMITTEES Of Judges
was composed Of Mes-rs. g. II. Barrett,
Henry Gillespie, l.. q. Hardy, Reed
'smoot and w. Il. Gibbs. Aftermean.
dering about the grounds for two hours
they met IA the secrotsry'a Office, ami
after n brinf consultation rendered
decision In favor Of Miss Llzlle Liy.
ingstou.
In the spelling match the prize Of SO
was awarded 10 Mlr. J. II. Holt Of Salt
Lake.
The lucky %, 0OO,h ticket 10 the Fair
10 the purchaser Of which Spencer
Clawson gives So, was sold 10 Mrs.
fhos. Woodbury., Of Salt Lake.
Fred simon now oilers prize Of $40
to the purchaser Of ticket number
10000.
The purchaser Of the 3j ,OOOth ticket
VIII yet n $40 pillow given by the Coop.
Machine company.
The following awards were handed
In yesterday afternoon.
LEATHER, HARNESS. ETC.
Rowe, Morris, Summrihays com.
pany, city, oolored sheep skins, silver
medal.
Rowe, Morris, Sum merhnys com.
pany, city, colornd mata, diploma.
+. Plat company, city, best bride,
50.
y. Plat company, city, single ssi
Hight harness, diploma.
y. Plat company, city, best display
N whip, 81.
+. Plat company, city, best Get
light double harness, diploma.
II. Plat company, city, beet rncer's
saddle, special, for superiority OF seat,
]. q. Read Il Brother, Ogden, best
racers saddle, special, silver medal.
J. a. Read d Brother, Ogden, best
BOT heavy harness, diploma.
F.Platt company, city, best set heavy
harness, special silver medal.
J. A. Loyelesr, Payson, one pair
Boston team collars, special goli medal.
NJ. ID. McKinnon, city, onc pair
horse eollars, special silver medal.
r. L.. McFarlano, Stockton, girth
fastener, special silver medal.
w. l.. PiCKARD,
r.. +. MuLLOY,
NnrtiuV pDmmitlep
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The Park City display In the mineral
corner gets the premium offered by the
Stock Exchange Of 10000 pamphlets
descriptive of Park cry.
Tho mineral department exhibits the
following silver output for Utah la
1891;
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Mira. George Townsend, Ogden, beat
display Il fancy work, gold medal,
Mu, J. w. Forester, city, best dis
play Of straw hats, gold medal.
Mrs. J. W. Forester, city, hest dis.
play OF sewing 10y hand, gold medal.
Fanny q. Williams, Murray, best
display Of fancy work by girl fifteen
years old, silver medal.
Daniel Graves, Provo, best display
Of Utah real silk, gold medal.
Rosa ThomsH, city, best display Of
Utah silk knitting, silver medal.
Mrs. May Jones, Provo, best display
Of Utah filk woven, So.
Mr-. Graves, Provo, best sci Of hand.
kcrchicis, gold medal.
Mrs. y. Wheat, city, beat HACK wool
mlls, 90.
Mrs. Il. Free, city, best display che
mile, 81.
May shannon, city, silk embroidered
fancy work, 50.
Mrs. u. Free, city, head In worHlsd
embroidery, 80.
Lena Hanson, city, table cover, s2.
Lena Hanson, city, table scarf, So.
Mrs. George Townsend, Ogden, lam
bfequin, 81.
Mrs. Beebe, artist, city, fine screen,
gold medal.
May shannon, city, pillow sham, So
Q. W. Beebe,city, ELK embroidery In
iiannel, e..
Mus. T.. JENNINGS,
The advocate., 1891-09-09

The Peoples Party Lecture Bureau has
contracted with the following speakers
to address the people on the vital politi-
cal questions Of the day from now until
the date Of election. Most of them are
well known as speakers Of extraordinary
ability, a few of VIII ON have a national
reputation. AS will be seen elsewhere
dates for Senator PETER In Kansas have
mostly been made from September II to
October inclusive. Dates not given In
the Senator'S list Of appointments are yet
open for engagement.
The bureau is now prepared for bust
ness and ready to arrange for any Of the
following speakers TO address the people
during the campaign. Terms Of speak
era will be given upon application to this
bureau. Now let us all get down to
business.
Senator w. A. PETER, Topeka.
Hon. J. G. Otlslafter September 2O) Topeka.
DE- %
Prof. j. @. Cline, Minneapolis.
DR., j, II. Oyster, PaOla.
Rev. b. +. Foster, Topeka
w, L. Brown, Kingman.
NelSo Anderson (Swede), Topeka.
Rev. James De Buchannane, DelphOSs
ID II. Klnsey. Klngman.
Noah Allen, Wichita.
John Clark, Kansas City, Mo.
Judge Mckay, Attica.
w. ]. Nicholson, PaOla.
Judge II. Stevens, Kansas City, Kan.
w. II. Remington, Topeka.
A. B. Montgomery (after September 1O) Good
land.
Rev. DIR. James LathFop, Topeka.
Rev. y. +. @. Garrison, III Dorado.
I. j. Tibbttg COurtland.
DR.. J. /, Arnold, MeCune.
DIR. j. d. Cole, Hutchinson.
'Greenback" Williams, COncordia.
Mrs. f. II. Ylckery, EmpOrla.
w. r. Rightmlre (secretary National Citizens
Alllance(, Topeka.
Thomas w. Gllruth (presdent National Citi-
ZenS' Industrial Alliance, Kansas City, Mo.
Others will be added to this list from time to
time, j. B. FRENCH,
Manager, Topeka, Kan.
The advocate., 1891-09-09

fall than ever. Wilson, the district lee
turer, writes to me that the Peoples
party will everywhere poll full vote
compared with last fall, and that there ia
no sign Of weakening anywhere. Nor
ton, the assistant district lecturer, writes
that the lines are all steady; no wavering
discernable anywhere.
E.W. Doolittle, Of Bashan, president OF
the county Alllance): The Peoples party
will at least poll the full vote of last fall.
/ think there has been gain-certainly
no falling of. The only kickers now
were kickers then. And by the way, 1t
is those same people who are objecting
to the sub-treasury plan. The people in
general are fayorably disposed toward
the sub-treasuEy plan 80 far as my
acquaintance extends.
Rev. ]. J. Hillman, lecturer Bashan
Alliance: The people are not in fussy
humor, but when it comes to voting will
click It off for the Peoples party harder
than ever. l only know of three apos-
tates, but do know of twelve or fifteen
converts to offset them. A most signii-
cant thing is the willingness of old party
people to drop old issues and discuss the
financial question. They ignore the tar
iff and war issues more and more.
The advocate., 1891-09-09
GRAND ENCAAPMENT OF THE PEO-
PLIES PARTY

At Hutchinson ON Monday and Tuesday,
September FL and 22-COl. l.. L. Polk
and Other Speakers of National Note
VIII be Present-Reduced Rates ON all
Railroads.
Great preparations are being made by
the committee to make the coming en-
campment the grandest affair ever held
In the big Seventh, Reno county will do
her share TO make 1t an occasion long to
be remembered by the good people Of
Jerry Simpsons district Riverside park
has been secured, which is we'll shaded
and seated.
Col. Polk is assured, and the commit
tee is doing all it can to secure others.
We feel safe at this time to promise Hon.
Jerry Simpson, and in all probability
Gen. Jas. B. Weaver, of Iowa, will be
here.
The news comes that Kingman, Pratt
and Kiowa counties will be here with q
delegation Of many thousands. All the
other counties In the big Seventh are In
vited to send delegations to participate
in this, the grsndest demonstration ever
held in southwestern Kansas.
LATER-Slnce the above was put in
type the news comes that Hon: Paul
Vandervoort, OF Omaha, has been Be-
cured. Mr.. Vandervoort Is one of the
best known men In the United States in
Grand Army circles. He is ex-comman-
der of the G.. A. r. and the originator
and organizer of the Woman's Relief
Corps, and was assistant secretary Of the
national Republican committee during
the Harrison campaign. He is now q full
fledged third party man, and we may ex-
pect something good when he talks.
More next week.--AAiGnce GGzette.
The advocate., 1891-09-09
senntor PefYer's Appointmentg,

The State Lecture Bureau has arranged
the following dates for Senator PETER in
Kansas during the month Of September:
September ll-HOltOn. Alliance encampmeDt.
September 12KansaS City, Kan, (SOldierS'
reunlOn).
September l4-EmpOria, Alliance encamp-
ment.
September I5-WIchita, Alliance encamp-
m0nt.
September i6-El Dorado, grand rally.
September 17-ParsOnS, Alliance encamp-
ment
September 18-Garnett, grand rally.
September 24-EdgertOn, johnson county, fair.
September 5-OSaWatOmie, grand rally.
September 26-Latham, Butler county, grand
rally.
October Topeka.
The advocate., 1891-09-09
"Money Savers for the People" !"

MICHIGAN CRY, Ind, Sept. %, 1890.
MessrS. II. r. Eagle -& Co., GS Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, III:
went to say that I have bought gro
cerles from you for seven years and always
got good goods and saved money. Should
be glad to have other members patronize
you. and know you will please them.
w. H. FREEMAN,
Elk Chairman Grievance Committee, Di-
vision No. 800, Brotherhood Of LOcomo-
tive Engineers.
The advocate., 1891-09-09

DOME PARK HERD Poland-ChIns and
~ Large English Berkshire Hogs T. A.
Hubbard, Rome, Sumner county, Kan, prOprie-
tor and breeder. My herds are composed Of the
richest blood money will buy or experience
breed, with style and Individual merit. represent
ing such families as the Corwlas, Black Bess,
lXL.. Graeefuls and U. s. Among the Berk-
shlres are the Sallles, Bella DOnnas, Champions,
Duchess and Robin Hood families. Pigs OF all
ages and nearly all weights, Weighing from % to
800 pounds each. Ten males now ready for SER
vice for sale. 7. A. HUBBARD, Rome, Kan.
The advocate., 1891-09-09
BREEDERS DIRECTORY.

Advertisements IN this column IOiG be inserted
for $1,000 per year for four tines or less and $500
per year for each additional line. Cards inserted
for less than Oqs year will be charged 95 per cent
GClClittOpQl,
The advocate., 1891-09-09

HOME FARM HERDS-ShOrthOrn Cattle,
ID with the Cruichshank bull Imp. Knight
Templar 61503 at head OF herd. Poland -Chinas,
the farmers hogs. Young stock for sale. Barred
SpectlVely. @. M. 7. Hulett, EdgertOn, johnson
county, Kansas.
The advocate., 1891-09-09
Make Your Own Bitters

On receipt OF SOC, u. s. Stamps, 1 will send to
any address one package Stoketee's Dry Bit
tsfs. One package makes ono gallon best tonic
known Cures stomach and kidney diseases. Ad-
.dross GMO. g. STRKHrRB. Grand Rapids, Mich.
The advocate., 1891-09-09

EVANS BROS, Hartford, Kan, importers and
49 dealers In Pure Bred Draught, Roadster and
Grade Horses. Hartford is on NJ, X. & I. r. r.,
thirteen miles southeast Of EmpOria.
The advocate., 1891-09-09

ENGLISH RED POLLED CATTLE.-YOun
IL stock for sale, pure bred and grades. Your
orders solicited. Address L. X. Haseltine, Dor
chester, Greene Co., Mo. Mention Advocated