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people OF kans Fl lul obtaining tie
governmental reforms Wficl. they
a,nglrt Ia this act they e"LclHsiveIy
demonstrated tley are the Two Dromios
# rIt.tocraey and that urIy the differ
.iire al e festI.'.r oiistHfngf=tss~ them
from one another The geurle per
s.sise lI,1J tii,rt- IS r,,siiu la this cotI.-
.ry FIR "Ily $50 poll ir1I par;i,.7-
party whirh represents tile 'e'ille aii,!
a panty wirirh Represents the plumber
rrs az The pefl'lc-
US1uN GF Old PARTIES PRED! urs.D-
Before the c;use of the rI,.rti1u o.
1892 we o@rect Ia $50 the tue oil par
sizes, suh ail their banners ami war
cries. marching and lurralIjag tagei Err
tn defense of the iaiGITirs 81 hicl havr
covcicd tie Iaud with mortgages AND
driven tie republic 10 lie verge "t
destruction. Ane..dy lie a-l,c~iiies ol
the past have ceased jctwccu tEcm and
their c-mpaigt.s have become the
sweet interchange of coustrs:cS ie-
tween lovers rather than the Ier, e
onslaught of warriors couteudiuE FOR
1fftllf50sla- III liltl az tE4tl4N4 III
entities ,r ihis cuur;ship Will Ic FOIL
owed by tic hot embrace of couju.al
ICye. but the union VIII be- barren ur
p ,sterily, for f. 1iil mean the slbjug-
atiyu az ii! cry. ANA the domination; of
Muumun, Hud, as God does not it,
tend That the republic shalt perish.
these influences cannot eudaFc OF pre-
Will.
And under the suspicious circum-
stances, cherrrd Ly an alb ling faith
in orr tri:uiph in 1892 at the ballot
box, lighting for tic homes OF "a FREE
people, for liberty. union, industry
and justice, we confidently appeal
to every honest man in tn United
Statrs to come furwsrd aud help as to
bury this monster piut0crary. SO deep
tlu'J he Will never arise again to trurib-
le the children of liberty. DO not
wait TO DO summoned to action. This
/ fight is every mu7ls fight. 1t is "a
/ fight for the roof tree and the babe
/ ia the cradle; il is a fight to deter
mine whether OUr prosperity shall he
+ reduced 10 old world conditions OF
shall advance along the line OF tile
declaration uf indeF tendance and the
+ constitution To greater Prosperity and
higher civilization.
Wherever this appeal reaches any
man let him call his friends and neigh
bors together at once and organize a
IeOp!g's party club and report to ouI
secretary, Robert SchiI'ing of AIilwIu-
kee. Let the watcEword he: .-Ol
gaHizatiou to save the republic" We
have the Humbers-the peuple-on OH
side. All We need is courage and
. resolution.
II. Z lTAUBESI:CE. Ch'n.
liOHERT SCIIILLISG. Sec-y.
NJ. r RANFZIoc Trnsts
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First published November -. 1871
NOTICE or SERVICE or SUMMONS By
PUBLICATION.
State of Kansas, Edwards county, sss
the state OF Kansas.
The American Investment Company Diaiutlfs
james 81. Post, EuuIcc Post and Charles Nc
Chimes, defendants.
You ana zach Of you. the defuDdsn a. J EI.lsz q
EDst Euutce POST ard Charles Eczll1ue1s are
hereby notified thar you have been sued In the
gbOEeCltiticu courtslu the uDuE eeulltei action
by the American Investment Company. plant
81 In said action, aud that said piuimulE ElG
hicG its petition iu the district cuuTt Of ls5s
county OF Edwards. ia the state OF EnE51nG-
against you. ADD that unless you answer said
petition on or before the urst day Of January,
Judgment rendered in said uctioG against
said defendants, james H. Post and Euu!sS
toet Itsf nc sum OF one lL-4 500 e etts-
tHree cOuars ana SKY Gems WIZ interest
thereon az the rate of twelve per cent per an
mum from the lat day OF November, 1891. and
against ell Of sail defau dauta Tor the f8rs-
closure OF certain mortgage upon Chc Col
lowing described real estate. Jo-gir= The
aouthvrcst oI1urser OF section nine fE1. town
chip tsuuiv-siE ,s6i. south OF range seventeen
40 west Of the sixth principal Eleridiauu Tying
state OF Kansas. and ud1udEiuE that Elio
pIalu.lG has the first lien on said puemLlel %
the amount 70 which Judgment VIII be taken
i-s aforesaid subject only 20 the lien o. q Ger
tain MORTGAGE described IN plalutii-g paririo1
Tor tho priuci pal sum OF $40 % Of thg uruIn-
isHory note therein described aud al tuteEs75l
cuu pms thereon maturing artGE MgWeuaDeF
LIST, 1870. and ordering said premises % BE- sold
wit bout lppEaiseulent- subject so 1ald moEt-
tho proceeds applied 90 the costs OF 8Ulff 1ne
the amount que PlaiuttHs and forever barring
right, atlrs estate interest property and
equity Of redemption In or g said premises or
siiy pare thereof W. =. Fr-uch,
Attest A. j. Happ, +HcrE.
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GAINED, Nor LOST.

The OLD pan IS organs throughout tile
country are vieiug with each other in
exultstion over the alleged death Of
the peoples party in Kansas. But in
the very height Of their joy they are
careful not to give any details of the
vote in the various counties of the
state They have not as yet presented
20 their readers the Insulated returns
Of the state this year us compared with
last rs a matter OF fact the returns
already in, show THAI the peoples par
ty cast oven 10000 votes this year.
while their vote last year for secretary
Of state was $4,000, ana The total
vote Of the state has fallen OF over so, =
600 The peoples party vote this year
is 1000 greater than was cast for VIII
Its for Governor last year. The ttbu-
lated returns show an increase IN the
per cent of the peoples party vote of
the vote cast, Of I've per cent, while
tlts democratic vote has diminished TO
ab1tst $4,000, Ur to less tI;an half the
vote cast last year. If the peoples
party IS dead in what condition is the
democratic partys
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MORE ELECTION FIGURES.

The politicians all agree that the
peoples party held its own i'm the re
cent election, polling about the same
strength That it did last year. Tie
republican, party gained about 1O,OOO
votes. The democrats drUPped off
from 5000 to 80 ,OOO.-Ku3lSas City
Star.
The above from one OF the raJid en-
emies of the peoples party shows that
the official figures have compelled even
our political opponents at last toadmit
that the peoples party has not lost
amy votes since the election of 1890.
The very papers that Immediately af-
ter election were Growing so exuItiugly
over the humiliation OF tho peoples
party and the downfall of the alliance
arc now forced to admit that we polIed
the same strength we did last year,
and that the republican party even
with the aid of democratic votes only
increased its vote 10 900 over last year,
while the democratic vote fell off from
80, COO TO so COG. In few weeks they
VIII be 'tlsn forced TO admit that the
peoples party east "a larger per cent.
of the total vote cast than il did last
wear
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
MEETTNH.

The state central committee Of the.
p 'opie's party convened Tuesday at
Topeka, pursuant to call. Over sey-
rnty-live members of the party from
all parts Of the state were present on
invitation of the commit tee. \ meet
ing IF tile committee and visiting
tneubers was held in the afternoon
and evening OF Tuesday. Eearly ~
cry county in the state WAS represent
ed. The time was taken up in receiv-
irs reports from the different counties
Is to the result of the election and tile
condition of the party, ami suggestions
from those present as to tile GINNING
campaign The meeting Was harmon
iOus, Enthusiastic and hopeful. The re
ports from every part of tile state
showed that the election, instead of
,liscour6gAlk tie members of the poo
pie purity, las had the effect of solid
flying ana iHyiEouting the party all
ever the state Many of those present
were particularly jubilant over tie
fact that in their counties they had
objected their ticket over the combined
opposition OF democrats and republic
cans. Others wero feeling gnosi over
their victary in three cornered light.
Il WAS shown beyond qscstion that i,
was only the democratic vote in The
towns that prevented an overwheim-
ing victory for the peoples party in
every county iR tile state and that
that vote next year will not go 10 tile
republican raIty. The feeling WAS
unanimous for thorough organiza ton
Of the rarity Throughout the state, i'm
neaiattly, aud the commencement Of
a vigorous cunpaigna at an early date.
During tie. evening tho central com
mittee Withdrew from the meeting
ard went into executive session in an
otter room, DR.. Mel.Mlen, Of tie Ad-
roc;uc, IIesidirr. Tie deliberations
Il tie cen ulittce Ct course were secret
md All that was done is not known
but it was announced that an exicu-
tive &c n Tnitsee & f three had been form
Il with =. y. Chase as chairman, &c
F.. carry On tie G. niraipn. with head
quarters at Ii tka. As We were IA
T0l eka EHesti; y and Wednesday. ana
In after 5fscCe pn the committee We
( axe neither s.-aee aor time 10 refer
: ia briefly 10 ille n;e' tisg His wepR
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FOR SALE CHEAP !

As We have a large stock on hanl,
and viii lave 20 leave and cal not
take it along with AIS, as oar boat is
small, we viii sell Cheap FOR the next
thirty days as we want to start up
salt river. We, the people, have to
go, AMI we viii sell the following
goods, Boots and shoes, hats and
caps, and new line of clothing, gloves,
eorsets- dress goods rubber boots aud
shoes carpets. and nice line OF dry
goods We, the people, are in il and
don't forget It.
F. SFIEGLE & son
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To all of our subscribers who have
not paid up, and who viii pay ons
years subscription and fifty cents add
ditiOnaI we viii furnish the 1drocate
for one year from the date Of payment
in addition to the GRAPHIC.
To all who have become subscribers
since August 9TH, 1891, and have paid
their subscriptions, G0r so cents We
viii furnish the Advocate foI one year
from date OF payment
The Adr0cats is the hest weekly pa
per Published in the state of Kansas.
Every farmer should take It.
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lsOHEIST SCIIILLISG. Spc'y.
NJ +. RANKIN, Treas.
MONEY SCIRCE ~ COLOR1DO.

HONEY .SCI ROE N COLORADO.
To the editor of the Euyle: We
lave had close, hard times hgrc
during tic summer and fap. never
more 50 in this country; and this. not
withstauding That crops were never
better, and the mineral outputs in tI4is
locality greater. but there is little
money in circulation. Dealers nud it
difficult to get money to pay for farm
products ami merchants have carried
their customers to the limit of their
ability; business here Is done mainly
on a credit or trading busis We at
tribute this adverse condition of affairs
To lack of a sufficient money circula-
ton; the tariff question exercising lit
tie influence Oh trade in This locality.
y pronounced anti-siIyer candidate
for president, next year, would not
know lac WIS in the race in Colorado
This is the all important question
with the people out here, and they will
be Influenced 10y this question to vote
irrespective of their former party afil-
iaiioHs. NJ.
Durango, Col. Nov. 18th. 1891.
The above letter to the Wichita En-
gle shows that the people are feeling
the evils Of an insufficient circulating
medium in Colorado as well as i'm Kan
Sis, and that ii breaking up OF the old
parties and new alignment on the
issues OF the day is imminent there
This yeaU will witness "a stirring among
the dry bones everywhere.
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The Reputation Of IzIa.isy.

The population of KInsIey, is about
500 and we would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection
of the throat and lungs, as those com
plants are, according to statistics,
more numerous than others. We
would advise all cur headers not to
neglect the opportunity to call on
their druggist and get bootle Of
KemP's Balsam for the throat and
lungs. Trial bottle free.
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PUHEICATlON-
state OF kansas. Edwards county. ss-
The American Investment Company, pIaiutIE
Edward r.. Terry aud June C.. HuIot., dofou-
dEuts-
The ubove named defendants Edward H.
Terry and Jane C. Huietr are hereby notified
lied court, ga the above entitled action hy the
american Investment ChIupguy. plHiuti b lea
sHitt uctiou, snd that said pihiHtin has hICd ius
petition Iva the district court OF the county OF
E1Wgrts In the state OF Kansas. against said
defendants. aud that unless shidaaC fuuGuuts
answer said petition on or before the first day
OF January 1872, snid petition viii he taken
ue true EUu Judgment rendered 4u said action
against said defendant. Edward r. Terry. for
the sum of ninety seven dollars and eighty
uNc cents with interest thereon az the rate Of
OF November, 1891, and tor costs OF suit. ana
Tor % rlIrrnlr Judgment against All OF SKID de-
Leul4ut- ttr the foreclosure OF certain
mortgage upon the following dcaCtibgd real
tIun Of section tycnty-pue I'm, in township
twenty 1--WE i@5is south OF range seventeen
llsI west OF the sixth principal meridian. lE--
lug ami situate in Edwards count y. state or
% rst lien ON said promises Co thp amount to
which Judgment will be taken az aforesaid,
subject only to tHg lien or e certain mort gage
described iu plaiUtiIs petition for the priu-
therein desgrihrd- aud ali interest coupons
furtCuu maturing after November ist. 1z2g
and urdCTiuE said premises 90 Zoe sold without
Hgpraisemgut. subject TD said mortgage OF
pT oCCrd5 applied 20 the CusIs OF -lIit aud The
amount due plHiuriE and forever uurrIug uud
turccinziug said defendants from all right, q
RIO, estate, interest. property and equity or
REDEEM ptiun In or To said premises or ANY part
thereof. ". u. French. Atty for BI-u-
iSEALl Attest A. j. RAFT, Clerk
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS ~
PUBLICATION.

PUBLICATION.
state OF Kansas, Edws' rds county, S.:
In the dis. rict court withlu and for the
county of Edwards, iu the state of Kansas.
Elizabeth JHue smith, pluintin,
VS.
Hosea Is. Dcuncy. GrTcuduut.
You. the defendant, HoEru rs Dcuucy, arc
hereby notified that you have been sued ia
the above entitled court, in tlD above entitled
uCtiuu. bv Elizabeth Jane Smith, plaintiff iu
SAID action, uIsd that said plaintiff has flied
her petition iu tine district court OF the Couu-
~ Of Edwards iu the state OF kuusus, against
YOU. aud that an uttIChmgut bus been t5GuGd
iu said action and Ievica upon the following
described personal property and real estate
third of the undivided lEil twU-thisds OF the
southeast quarter OF section tWeuty-tzil IN
township twenty-five t2j3, south % FiInEc sew
cusccu 40 west Of the sixth pal nCrid-
ian, lying and situate Ia Edwards county,
state of Kansas. Also an undivided ulle-tifIFdi
uf nfty-hVe acres of corn grown ON said laIa-
AID TINT unless YOU answer said petition OF
pluintIh on or before the trst day OF Jsnue-
ry. 1892, said petition will be taken as true
AMI Judgment rendered against yOu IN saiu
action Tor the sum of twenty-five nuuuEsu
Gptiurs damages for breach or promise OF
marriage. ami costs OF suit. ana uOudrugifIE
tne attachment issued In said mCtiuu and levi
ed un said property VIII be rendered accord
uEly. w "a. FHENCH-
tSEALl A. y. RsPr. Attorney for Pic.
Clerk District court
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\. 5. MAYO, veterinarian At the
state agricultural college, has issued q
pamphlet summing mp lie results Of
Ills Investigation az the disease from
which SO many horses have dird in
this state tile pas5-year two. and
y hicl has Iren commonly called stag
gers or mad staggcrs. He Reaches tie
conclusion that the disease is caused
ly Feeling mouIdy corn, and calls mt
feaIi0u Ia tie fact Shat this mould is
nearly always found Oh ears of corn
that have been attacked 10y worms.
The spores uf the IN uld enter the cir
collation. and finding Judgment in the
liver. kidneys and Brain cause iuil.Sn-
nation and in the brain the formation
of an abscess, the contents of which,
consisiiugof broken down brain tissue.
resemble curdIed milk Il ,atiug in vim
eSar. He finds that rs many cases 0c-
eur among hnyses running in stalk
fields as among those kept up and fed
on crrn. Mules. cattle and pigs da not
contract thc disease. y few cuses re-
c6ver, yet treatment after an animal
has become sick is very unsatisfactory,
hence ne advises that the greatest care
he taken not to feed mouldy corn. nur
To allow horses TO RIM in fields where
such can he had.
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First published Nov. 9Th, 1891.
E.ErzzT. n-gTrru

To r J. Carey REd the Lombard Investment
tiasnpuuF= You aud each OF yntI VIII Take mo-
ties that yuu have ueen sue-f - me t.Istrict
S5tts OF - y ards county ana sfzte OF Kansas
~ w n Azqo15 for the QuieUuF 90 tfclz %
lands described IN pIGiuIfH5s petition. erd
t-s15y answer thq petItion diefi therein by said
y o IA --uals Ptliulil on or before the sIEhth
-4E or January A. De-. I53z. or said petition
VII pc taken IS true and Judgment for plain
- ~ e--l- ae4 loii FOR Ene qlzetuF OF g1z title
- re e-aL nH4r OF section lIFeIllT- IA township
-- = aotiIn % range twenty tas OF gre
l-e cCrdiuEiy. j HAPp
so tl75l Clerk % sail Court
" IA H1ho, Aflorue3 for siainliU
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No .S55-
In the District Court o. Edwards comfy
AlaElLa.
The British Land and Mortgage Company OF
America Limited, piHiutin-
samuel J. Scare. Alpha &. Scar. FIsstrr Baker
,. b. Cram blefs Mary A. lFhitueg. q. ID.
Skinner, ID W. DlIsi llseFrT. Charles Euul-
s. 81 Mitchell G. 3. Atchiu son ana Samuel
g Sls1uu, cefeudants-
NOTICE.
The said defeadHuts, Samuel J. scans. Al
g. D. Skinner, 81 " Duglnberra, Charles
Auuu- s. q Mitchell, q. 3 AfEiulol and
samuel s. -ilasu1, aud each Of them VIII take
uotl1e = Il the pluiutil In the shove entitled
ggtion did on tns a-h day OF November, 1g9l,
Gle In said count les setluu against them and
one = % lE1slnlst- lray1ga Ter tae for0elos-
ure o. q certalls NOR s.i1lc 1eretulor1 gEscut-
ed ng the Eald 5asuuel ,. eearu and Alpha T.
se1Ea 20 EdT1Ed Austin aud Charles E1-fIudsI
partners in buGiuezs - Augtil e coU.aeGg on
the following real estate situate IN E3slgTarIl
county, hauaas. to-uits TIE scuthcslr guar
ter OF eectioH y. 40 toEushlp 3 south. OF
rluEe Is west Of the siEgh principal glgiEidian
10 secure the 20 ElleItE G. ele SUM Of $1,000,
ana taat they ere reqairoe % aleEeF the said
49, OF the same VIII be taken as true and
Judgment Rendered g. pr-lged Tor therein
A. j. E-aPRs Cier- Of Dias1lc- Court
a. - ChriErT. plaintiffs Aitorney.
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and one copy one year free, To getter
up Of club of ten. Don't lose this op-
pOrtunity and remember it only holds
good until December LIST. also remeui-
Der congress convenes December 9TH,
and it viii be the long session, lasting
perhaps six months. Regular sub
scription price SI.GO per year. Ad-
dress,
ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO.,
Topeka, Kansas.
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az lrkINLEl. 1870.

Exports of live cattle for the month
a. October show a falling OF of 6,2TS
head and of hogs I,!IB-a total tie
cline IN values Of 1921, PSI. In beef
and pork pi Oducts there WIS a decline
in values exported of nearly two mil
liuHs for the month, and SG,G34G6O
for the year ended October 3lst.
Dauy pruuIcJs also show heavy
falling OFF fer the mOnth--s244 $40
and a total for six months ot $3.50 1858.
Lite Stock Indicator.
The above extract from a reliable
stock journal of Kansas City illustrates
some of the disastrous effects of tie
Mckinley tariff upon the Industries of
the west. We are rapidly being con
fined to the home market for our ag-
ricultural Vrodvcts. The countries
that under favorable commercial regu-
latiOus would furnish tile largest and
most remuuerative market for our cat
tie, hogs ana agricultural products, in
retaliation for the hostile tariff izlpos-
ed upon their productions by the Nc
kinney law, are imposing duties upon
the productions of the United Stutts
that amount to practical prohibition of
their importation. Germany and
France have removed tEe embargo
placed on our pork products, hut have
fixed the tariff SO high that they can
not be imported i'll competition with
their home products, willie Mexico
has placed such high duties upon all
the products we formerly exported to
that country in large quantities, that
we are now entirely shut out from her
markets.
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We have made ar

We have made ar
rangements with the
Advocate Publishing
Co, by which we are
enabled to furnish the
Advocate to our sub
scribers for the insig-
nihcant sum Of 50 cts
a year or $500 for
the GRAPHIC and Ad-
vocate for one year.
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II The roor had moi'cy to i.Hy coal
with wiYii it il cirea1. AID other things
they need iu thc same way tiicre ~ u'd
i.r 4 great saving To them, hHt this
tI.nv cannot d. aud tho Consequences
Is that they riIy at IL time wlr-r tie
t...rcttIatOrs havs ruH Up prices Co tlse
highest point pogsil,ip.-F',ee Pros.
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the Washington state alliance
rIrrted I3. Z RaYrna president on
the 20til. Resolutions were adopted
1ararins tho sIAtrct yIrr sahaua, the
third party movement and free and
unlimited coiIrage Gf domestic silver
Ilt-snfutiens wrf, adopted fayorimg Il
tariff Tor reveaa'. olily aad the election
of presidents and United States sruH-
fur., by the direct vote of the people.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUHEtCATlON-
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First published November -. 1851.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

S~Ths producer does not ordina-
rily, under existing conditions, re-
ceive . due share Of the ultimate
profits arising from his labor. Much
that should be his goes to the manu-
facturer, the middleman, the retailer.
In this connection We find in an ex.
change figures showing difference oi
more than 100 per cent. between The
prices of beef as received By the pro-
ducer and as paid BY the consumer,
This fact in itself il q sufficient ex.
cuse for alliances. for combinations
and for cooperation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

WHAT IT MEAss.-The peoples
party in Kansas 10 nothing more than
the protest against the slavery Of f45.-
100000 people TO plutooratic class
among 100000. Even Mr.. Ingalls,
said that in his last speech. and il he
had been clever he would have read
history quickly enough to have said
it year ago. There is not hint Of
anarchism in anything the Alliance
has done, and no prospect that any
body will be hurt.-Kaus Is City Timss