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The advocate., 1891-08-05
"The Alliance Nightingale. >

In the United States. No Alliance or labor Or
ganiZati0n Is complete without Sister Florence
OlmStead'S song book. The success Of the Alli.
ance movement In Kansas ls largely due 10 these
inspiring songs. One song, "The New Jubilee" ("
are set 70 familiar tunes 80 that all can sing.
take great pleasure In Offering my book 10 the Al
lance people Of the United States, because
know It's sentiment fits the times and needs Of
gaieS was endorsed and recommended By the
National Alliance at Ocala, Florida. Price 10
cents per copy, or 81 per dozen. Please don't
send stamps. Address the author.
MRS. FLORENCE OLMSTEAD,
III Dorado. Kansas
The advocate., 1891-08-05
SPLENDID MEETING IN EDWARDS
COUNTY.

To the Editor of THE ADVOCATE:
According to previous arrangements
the Edwards county F. A. & l. U. No.
261, met in Kinsley, July %, 1891. State
President Frank McGrath, also State
Lecturer Van B. Prather were with US.
Although 1t was very busy time with
the farmers yet there was q full repre-
sentation Of delegates present and the
best of feeling prevailed. After the ap-
pointment Of the necessary committees,
the meeting adjourned in order to do
justice to regular old fashioned basket
dinner, prepared by the ladies Of the diff
ferent sub-Alliances Of the county, and
by others friendly to our cause, and such
a dinner would grace the table of king,
thanks to the ladies. At o'clock ac-
COrding to arrangement, the meeting met
in order to proceed with the business of
the day. After going through the regu-
lar routiue Of business and the election
of officers for the ensuing year, State
President Frank McGrsth made US quite
a telling speech, which was listened to
by an enthusiastic asSemblage of ALI
ance brothers and sisters and others, all
Of whom were well pleased with him.
AS Ill luck would have 1t, state lecturer,
Brother Prather, was taken sick after his
arrival here and was unable to speak TO
us, which we very much regretted, and
hope he may meet with US at some future
time. Our state representative, D. G.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
Kansas City Grain Market.
KANSAS CITY, Al

hAN5Ab OITfB August 4.
WHEAT-RecelptS &C elevators since last re-
port, l2,18O bushels; withdrawn, 25,266 bushels;
In store, 298,O44 bushels. There was no life In
the market on call to-day, and bids showed q
weak feeling. There was no No. 2 hard offered
for cash, and 78c was bid against sales Saturday
at 78ic. Bids for No. red cash were the same
as for No 2 hard, and the asking price was SIC,
for Saturdays offers.
C0RN--Receipts at elevators since last report,
$3.50 bushels; withdrawn, - bushels; In
store, 142,977 bushels. This was stronger on the
call to-day, but sales were confined TO No. 2
mixed cash at 81.
OATSENO. Q cash, 26c bid, 96hc asked; Au.
gust, 23hc bid, 26c.aSked; September, 23hc bid,
no offerings. No. 3--Cash, 23c bid. 20 asked !;
August 2215c bid, 24hc asked. No. 4-CaSh,
2Oc bid, 24c asked.
RYE-NO Q cash, 63c bid, G3Xc asked: Au
gust, car &C, 1 car 62hc, l car 06c. No. g.
Cash, ,,50c bid, COO asked; August, no bids, 6Ohc
asked.
HHY-Rscelpts, 60 cars. Very weak. limo
thy, $500 strictly fancy prairie, $500; good TO
FLAXSEED- Market unsettled, CFusherS out
Of the market, CSC per bushel for spot cash on
Q basis Of pure.
CASTOR BEANS-Car lots S1.6i.
OIL CAKE-Per 100 pounds, sacked, 1. o. b.,
si.25; &22G0 per ton; car lots $4,000 per ton.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS Cry, August 3.
CATTLE-Recelpts, 26l6. Calves, 6S8. Texas
and Indian, 20 cars, 10 OF which were cows A
go0dly proportion Of receipts to-day were cows,
and common at that; scarcely any good native
beef steers on sale. Dressed beef and shipping
heifers, quality consider, d, strong 6D1Oc higher;
8teckers dull and weak feeders, steady. Bulls
sold &16O12 O6. sg 90
Quotations are as follows; Dressed beef and
shipping steers, e4OO04.46; native cows and
helfers, &l.66D2.76; native bulls, Sl.7602.O6.
H0G3-Receipts, 2,OO2 Market ruled strong
and &c higher. Extreme range Of sales, 90 500
$40; bulk at &53OGD54O.
SHEEP-Receipts, 277. Steady. Lambs, "a co.;
mutt0ns, 4.1OD4.4O; stock, 3.75; bucks, 2.25.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

DonAVon, made us quite speech giving
his experience in the legislative halls
last winter. Brother Donavon Is one OF
those men whom the people are not
afraid to trust
We passed resolutions endorsing the
new political gospel dispensatiOnssf from
beginning to end, including the confer
ence at Cincinnati. We will fight it out
on this line If It does take until the close
of 1892 Let the good work go en- until
right and justice shall reign supreme in
our land. Let US press forward gaining
victory after victory, driving the enemy
from fortress to fortress, ever presenting
an unbroken front to the enemy and In
1892 when we have driven them to their
last stronghold and have surrounded
them on every side with well disciplined
brothers and sisters, we will so completely
snow them under, with ballots for right
and justice, gaining the great crowning
victory for the industrial classes), that
the enemy will never again attempt to
opprees the people.
Who would dare TO shun the conflict,
Who would be slave,
Better die within the trenches,
Forward then, ye brave!
L. A. HARPER,
County Lecturer.
Kinsley, Kan, July 23, 1891.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
NEWS OF THE MOVEMENT AND
POINTS POLITICAL.

President Polk and Ignatius Donnelly
will address the people of southwestern
Kansas at Hutchinson, September 5.
An Indianapolis dispatch to the Kansas
City Times announces that the NOnCon-
formist will be removed TO that city in
September.
The delegates to the Shawnee county
Peoples party convention held very har-
moniOus and profitable meeting last Satur-
day, which will result in facilitating busi-
ness next Saturday.
The Southern Mercury says: Thus far
sixty y-nine counties have held July meetings
and without exception every one has de-
nOunced, officially, in severest terms, the
Fort Worth scab-Alliance- anti sub, treasury
gaang.
Judge c. W. Shinn, of FL Dorado, has
been nominated for Judge of the Twenty
sixth judicial district by the Peoples party.
The Democrats and Republicans of the dis
trict are expected to unite on Judge Leland,
the present incumbent, who is Democrat.
No definite figures concerning the Ken
lucky election are Obtainable at the hour Of
going to press. The dispatches indicate
that the Democrats have elected the state
ticket by greatly reduced majority, and
that the Peoples party will control the Leg
islature. The new constitution carries by
an overwhelming majority.
Hon. Jerry Simpson, Of Kansas is
preaching the Alliance gospel in south Ar
kansas. Large crowds of people Congre-
gate to hear him and he is given an Ova-
tiOn at each appointment. His elucidation
of the demands is making new converts
by the scores and strengthening the doubt
ing ThOmasPs in the Alliance. He will
speak at Searcey on the 18th and 18th Of
August and everybody who can, should
hear him.-Faulkner County Wheel.
Secretary Crawford informs US that
there were 932 Alliances in Ohio on July 16,
with every prospect for great increase this
fall. They intend to hold an "organizers
institute" soon, to prepare organizers for
more systematic work. They also cOntem-
plate announcing Saturday, August 20, as
"Children's day." and will send out a pro-
gram full of Alliance songs and informa-
tiOn. The secretary says: "Politics is going
to be mighty 'onsartin' this fall. l am sur
prised at the interest taken in the new party
movement. ohio Farmer.
Congressman Davis, of the Fifth Con-
gressional district delivered an able address
at Downs Monday afternoon. Davis has q
world of knowledge stored in his head and
GellS IL In manner That Is pleasing and en-
tertaining. His honesty of purpose is a
characteristic trait of his every expression.
He deals only with dry, cold, stubborn facts,
which is medicine that ls rough on the two
fora nickel politician. His store house Of
knowledge will be very handy to him while
defending the rights of the people against
the assaults of the enemy. John Davis is a
model statesman; plain, dignifed and grave.
With him glittering Qeneralities and dis
honest subterfuge is not substituted for the
great questions that confront the American
PeOple.-Western Call.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

Cloud County Alliance has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
President, s. o. Everly; vice president,
Fl. II. Young; secretary, Jennie Brooks
treasurer, 8. @. Wheeler; chaplain, F. L.
Hart; lecturer, Mrs. ]. B. Woodman;
assistant lecturer, M. M. Burruss; door
keeper, Hudson; assistant doorkeerer,
Marsh Dotson.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
Are You Ambitious?

Do you want position by which you
can make good wages for six months.
This means the girls as well as the boys,
of any age. II you do, write to THE AD-
voCATE office for fill particulars.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
MARKET REPORTS.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, AMgnSt Q.

81. LOUIS, August q
OATTLE-Recelpts, $500. shipments, LOO.
Market stronger. Steers, $3.OOGD3.75; Texans
and Indians, $226GD336: Gamers, 1.5OlD2.OO.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1900; shipments, 2,aOO. Mar
ket higher. Heavy &55O06.0O; mixed, $4,000
6.45; light, 54506.66 ~
SHEEP Receipts, 6,lOO; shipments, 1000;
Market steady. Natives, $3.OOCDS.76.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

Persons against whom mortgage fore
closure has been instituted should write
to W. F. Rightmire, Topeka, Kan, il
they wish to save their homes.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
Boys! Girls!

Doyou wish TO better your condition
In life? Then write at once to the Gem
City Business College, Quincy, Ill, and
receive beautifully illustrated cata-
logue giving full information Of the de-
partments Of actual business training,
shorthand and typewriting and normal
penmanship. Address d. L. Musselman,
principal.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
Your Own Bitters

On receipt Of 3Oc, U. 8. Stamps, win send to
any address one package Stoketee'S Dry Bit
terss One package makes one gallon best tonic
known. Cures stomach and kidney diseases. Ad-
dress G1o. q. STRKBrKB, Grand Rapids, Mlcb,
The advocate., 1891-08-05

TKTANTED-6O girls can obtain positions at
w house work by addressing Mira. Miller,
manager Topeka Business Agency, Dennis Blk,
Topeka, Kan.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE OR TRADE-one

~ Of the best equipped newspaper Offices IN
southeastern Kansas for sale or trade. Located
In county seat, In good county. Paper has good
patronage, which could be doubled by practical
man. Paper Is 6-cOl. quartO; weekly; has Camp
bell cylinder press, two good Job presses, paper
cutter, 3-hOrJe power upright engine and boiler,
with steam fixtures for al presses; has splen.
did job office, blst In the county, type almOst
new; everything nrSt class. Peoples paper; has
well organized and will elect full Peoples ticket
this fall, and paper will get county printing,
sherif's sales, etc. VIII sell on good terms II
taken &C once, or will trade for good land or cat.
tie. VIII dispose OF half Interest TO right party.
further particulars inquire here, or address NJ,
care OF this office.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

We WIN consider It . personal favor II OurFead.
eEB WIN mention THH ADvoOAzB whan doing
Nuansw WIN our aAvsTsssBA
The advocate., 1891-08-05

Advertisements IN thts column lCtI be inserted
for &I2.OO per year for four lines or less aud $3.50
per year for each additional line. CGFCEa tstTted
for less than ORs year ICig be charged % per cent
additional
The advocate., 1891-08-05

advertisements lCin he inserted under tbts head
for 10 cents per line for each insertion, cash Ia
GdUdnce.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

TTTANTED-l,OO 900 farmers boys md girls 10
w write to this Office for circular containing
valuable information.
The advocate., 1891-08-05
4 mn NnN WANTS SUPPLIED - If you
! gVWUgOOW want IN sell Or AYchnnNN fAFIMM

SSVvVlOOV want to sell or exchange farms,
ranches, live stock, farm machinery, or anything
erty and be placed in communication with par-
ties seeking such property. No commission.
IL you want To buy real estate live stock, BTn.
plements, machinery Of any kind, merchandise,
to ascertain what We can do for you. National
Want and Supply Bureau, 1O7 Il. 9Th, Topeka, ks.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

III. TAYLOR, Pearl Dickinson Co., KG., GhOEt-
" horns, Poland China Hogs, Bronze Turkeys.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

E1VANS BROS, Hartford, Kan, Importers and
~ dealers in Pure Bred Draught, R0adEter and
Grade HOrge9, Hartford is on NJ, *. Il T. r. R,
thirteen miles southeast Of EmpOfia.
The advocate., 1891-08-05

ENGLISH RED POLLED CATTLE. Young
&4 stock for sale, pure bred and grades. Your
orders solicited. Address L. X. Haseltine, Dor.
chester, Greene Co., Mo. Mention AdVOcate.l
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01
Sunday Excursions.

r. F. Conner, Secretary of the Board
of Trade, received q letter this morn
ing from J. II. Buchanan. Gen. Pass.
Agent Of the +. E. e. NJ. v. r. r., stat
ing that. in response to hisrequest, AR
engagements have been made For Il series
of sunday excursions from the sur
rounding towns to Hot Springs at a
low very rate. Tickets viii: lie placed OF
sale May 2. 1891. and continuc on sale
each Saturday thereafter until the last
Saturday in September, return limit
restricted tn the Monday following the
date Of purchase. From Deadwood
for the round trip. $500: from Rapid
City and Crawford $500. Interior
points to correspond.
Hot Springs owes its thanks to the
very efficient secretary Of the b ard of
trade. n. +. Common. for originating
and CARVING MI, this idea Of Sunday
excursions. Although r. =. has been
confined at home for the most part Of
the past two weeks the business Of the
hoard and the interests Of the city have
haen atient,velv and assiduouslv looked
after. and I'll. STAR refers with rom
mendalle pride to the above result at
Mr.. C,nnor's ability and thorongh fit.
meas for the rosition Of secretary 1t the
hoard If trade. There is a very large
correspondence to lnok after daily and
the work # the hoard has hecn kent
moving right along. Y. +. il down
town AGAIN and al welcome the ener.
getic. pushing and thoroughly comre.
tent real estate man in the marts Of
\ tradA
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01

A monthly paper, Issued =.
form and published q
Pierre, by ]. c. Mcsilnima, i D.
votedrto the interest Of the north
west generally, and South Dakot4
in particular. No. I, Vol. 3, hal
been received and contains much
that is Of particular interest 70 tha
whole northwest. It is made up
in frst-class style and is neat and
we'll edited.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01

Walt Gilbert, of the firm of Gil
bert & Wilcox, returned from the
cast yesterday morning. Mr.. Gill
bert, it will be remembered was
suddenly called home TO attend the
last sad rites of the funeral of lis
mother. He carried with him the
sincere sympathies of a large circle
of friends, who gladly welcome him
back to Hot Springs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01

The Ratchet, the new demo-
cratic paper of Hot Springs that
demands public recognition, made
its first appearance yesterday morn
ing. 1t is a four column, eight
page paper, neatly printed and
makes a very creditsb!e appear
ance. The Hatchet is welcomed
into the field of newspaperdom, to
live, survive OF perish as fortune
smiles or frowns ON the enterprise.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-05-01

"Cyclone" in his letter to the
Buffalo Gap Republican makes the
following suggestion, which it
would be we'll to take under CON
sidcration. 1.-The HotSpr;ngs!ow-
CT town, Should bui.d a band stand
for the accommodation of their
home band. Open air concerts one
or two evenings a week during the
summer would make it very pleas
ant for all lovers of music.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-14
Is, m Der.

1915. s9laht Bel Morsarten. 2eppcle b.
Seiterrei6 pur4 Die Sdipeiser beiiest.
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GIIipien Der 8laneten.
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pcper seboren. (Ntrpnpm in England.
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gebpren. lpfarrer urb 8bbitoenpmifer.)
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1859. nnter3etdnrne bes a3irtasr Sriebens
aipiiden SeIterrei4 unb Granfrei1.
1868. Ser &Dnis Trtebrt9 VII. bon 9dne.
mart itirbt auf benz S4lpB @lidsbnrs, pbne
grber. SSbm iuccebirt gbrii titan TX.
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iatIes nit 8aben unb 9eIen itber Die @erei,
nigutg gum beutiden 8un6e.
1889. Militdrputih in &io be Saneirp
aaiier Dom @ebrO fir abseiett erfldrft.
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Sill Dir ietbf,
oenu bn cine leioenbe 6rar bilt, nit Der
Rebicin, Die ipeciel prdparirt ipurbe, Dir
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ten Sale, fir ben cs alcmsioblcu ipirb,
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balb, laB Dir feiue iuertbleicn N(adjpertt dnf.
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@abl : Proclamation.
Mapors Office,
Stabt San Mntonio, Seras,
81. Oftober 1891.

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unb bic Srbinanaen Der Stabt 5ar
Mntonio iibertrogener Wadtpolfom
menbeit. erlafe Id, Brpan @allagban
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meme PROCLAMATION unb orbne biermi.
auf 6 am It q g. ben21. b NJ
Der 1891 cine Mahl on, far einen NI'
herman at large, UNI bic our1 bas Nb.
leben bes alderman so. j. gorbett ent
ffanbene 8atan5 gu ftaen.
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ben Drten often fein:
@arb go. l. Sobn u. WiIers
Stnte, @Ge Snb Shores unb Mrienal.
straBe; 5imon 2Snisbeim, 0orfBen.
Der.
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roiaftraBe; AIber Sleeper, @orfBenoer
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pere3s unb Grio : Strabe; Sames R,
@loub, @orFbsnber.
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gde Wet 0oufon. unb Norb Shores
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Marb Wo. 5-SomGers @arten, SO.
306 3ebnte 5trabe, Sobn 6. Berts,
8orftBenber.
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81 Der 3wan3igffen 2eqisIatur.
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meinen Namen unterihrieben
go unb einen MbbruG bes SiegeIs
35SD BET 5tabt San Mntonio an bies
fem 81. Sage bes Ottober 1891
beiftsen loTen.
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&. 9alteaer & sohn.
asbOlefale. ans aetatl orassttem.

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eeptur obiser Girma finb bic bsbeutenb.
fen in San Mntonio, tpoppn Sober
taatdglid h@ Su iiberaeugen gelegeu.
belt bat. gs berrf9t in Der Npotbete
geraoe3u elm pbdnomena!er 8erfebr;
man erb6It bier Maes frii6 = bat III
allen Departments, namentli@ aud tn
BEN Der patentmebi3inen = bic grbBte
MuspabI, unb bic &eeeptur III ben be.
fen unb geDifenbafteften 6dnbet an.
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rem umfaag on, benr NpotEeter In Der
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g~rfabrung eema@t, baB He bier Dor.
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Ser. Staten In 0~erbinhung unb i'm.
portirt biele Mrtifel brett In bebeutens
ben Auantitdten. Nuf Mnfrage tuerben
preislifen ~berianbt. Wir t6nner allen
uafereu betrehenben 2eiern ratben. nit
obiger renommirten Girma gei9dftIi1
ansutniipfen.
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Geium6beit TIT @eid)tbntt

d.. q. g. WeRs Werpens nab @ebirn : aur 1T Elm
sarantirtes ipecif59es SetImittel fur Spfterie, ardms
Pfc uerrbie @suralsta, 3rpfiHmer5en, uerph5e 1ebers
seisnns unn Gbfrannnns, rerurio@t burA ben abers
mdti9ep @enub bcn NttpbcI pber Eabaf SdIaflcass
tstts gtehersefdIasenheit unb @ettrnerpei9nna, BE
u MAXIMUM pueartet unt duSemetuee Glenb, Gie@s
fhnm unb Fob herbeithhrt. G8 1T aud eth S~etImtttel
potent BET beiben @~el9Iehtern, Gpermatrrrbcea, Sers
Hria&t bnr@ gefftge 11eberanfrensnns pter burN
Snsenbihnben. Seq. e&a4teI sutbdlf BITE anr fur
ttnen Mernnt. $500 BITE S@a@tel, pber 6 9@a@teln
fdr 800, burG bic Neft Segen Gtnjenbuns be8 IretieS.
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