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Drew VS.. Rodgers.

Dispositions were to have been taken by
Notary Public yesterday in the suit in
stituted by M. NJ. Drew, uncle of the late
Chief of Police Warren +. Drew, to oust
the present Chief, John b. Rodgers, but
the latter was i'll and the matter had to be
nOStDpnpd
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IF you want anything in the musical
line write to Hammers Music Store. $40
street. Sole agency for Chickering &
Sons and Wissner pianos.
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LADIES fine kid button shoes at 81 20 a
Sixth and Seventh. Boston Shoe Company. 4
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MEMS calf shoes 81 20 pair, worth SO so
at 6I5 street, between Sixth and Seventh.
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DON MARVIN !.
Five-Ycar-old Record. gas.
W. r PORNELL
600 j Street.


DON MARVIN IS A BEAUTIFUL SEAL
IL brown, foaled 1854; bred by Senator e.
land Stanford, Palo Alto, Cal; is 16 hands
high and weighs l, 200 pounds; sired by Falls,
2:23 sire OF lour In $50 list, he by Elec-
tioneer. Dam, Cora dam of Don Marvin,
1928, and Elected trial 2:26). by Don Victor
(sire of the dams Of five in the 2:3O list by
Belmont. Second dam. Clarabe (dam Of iClif-
ton Bell, 2:2412, and Rebecca, dam OF four in
2:3O list by Abdallah Star. Third dam,
Fairy dam ofStoner Boy, 2:291%, and Sweep
stakes, sire OF % in the $3.50 list, and three
other producing sires and dams by Rysdyk's
Hambletonian. Fourth dam, Emma Mills (dam
offour horses that have sired $50 perform
ers) by Seely's American Star.
DON MARVIN win make the season of
1892 at $40, with usual return privilege,
which makes him the cheapest horse in the
State, record and breedirg considered, having
what no other public stallion has on the
coast-four producing dams. For further par.
ticulars or complete circulars address
CHARLES I. LOWELL,
1923 / street, Sacramento, Cal.
Rs- Colts broke and handled for speed.
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There was quite a brisk session of
Judge Cravens' court yesterday, and
several cases were summarilv disnosed
of
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EMERSON CORRECTED.


". FosJ IN Rtntce DtGde.
Anan nGmcd Em'son so they siy, b
Got oil n purity thing one DAY
Ai9ont q ch3p,-i don't know WHO :.
Who "bnilded better than he knGw."
Iii spite Of Elm son, now, | swan,
lie was built OIL II Gurus plan,
/. According 10 Il strange llllo,
Tibet don't at NIL resemble mo;
IN spite OF all tibet can do.
IVd hulldCd woScr than knew.
! was II young and lazy lout,
lhit hnu my palace all planned out.
Its beauties never can be told
Rosewood, mnhOHorny an good.
II was q scrnmpiiOuS sight TO SEQ
With all It's gill md illligrro: ~.
Hut my real house scarce stops tho ruiu
Aud has MI old hat IN tho pine;
ibid tho best that could do, II 4.
But bnildOd Worer than know.
] used TO build my stately shlpS
I'M launch !cn gran'ly ffUin tic slips,
An in my dreams did behold
Tliolr freight Of ivory an' gold.
Oh, they swop' gnla'ly ROM the horn
And rode the ocean Ike o swan;
hut tho real ship SGT ainNt
Mas nothing hui II lcaky boat,
Without the scnnticst thread OF SAIL
lbalc IL with MI ole tin pail; E
hut for Il ilShln smack twill do
bullded wOtser than knew.
Yes, Mr. Eui'tou, very few
Have bhtlded better than they. knew;
IT'S ten TO one hover We watch,
NJ We'll make II bunglC an bOtch.
II Gln't because don't know how
To set the beams from stem TO brow,
But my ham treG:h,Gi so, yum,
lean not get the tiiabpE' plumb:
Ar so II Il, my lie AL through.
I've builtled woFcr than knew.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and resulta when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to tho taste, and acts
rently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
iiTer and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
t,ia clIcc.ually, 1lispels colds, head.
aches aud fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
cnly remedy of its kind ever pro.
ircea, pleasing to the taste and nc.
cepsablo to tho stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, ita
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have mado it tho most
ronalsr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salo in SOC
mud 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. DO not accent any
ElbStitutc.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
aaH FRANCISCO. cdt.
LOUISVILLE, EE Rsiy POaS, E.R
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should mark be left oil me ;
therefore, to avoid misapprohension, |
toll you that II You scratcli INC l will
blow your head off,"
Then Frcdcri took from his pocket q
little revolver, cooked It, and sat down.
Wretch you hope TO make mo from,
bic; you will not succeed" .l% = Z
THAT is your affair"
The operation commenced. Agay had
never had lighter. surer hand; his
soap never SO much foam and perfume.
Likea couple Of fighting cocks, the two
adversaries kept each other In sight.
Their hreaths crossed, they were alone,
each hating the other to his utmost.
Tho palms OF their hands were burning,
their ilugcr-tips were cold as ice. Every
timo lie approached the check OF Ere
deri, Agay said, wretch, with what
JOY could kill your And at the same
instant Frederi was preparing to shoot
Agay. Each waited for the other 10
make tho attack. This lastcd eight
minutes and forty sccond5 whom tho
beard received its finishing stroke.
And now II is my turn" said the
barber OF Old Corcouroux, putting
down his razor; "shavc me, and in sucll
mannor that l cannot even suspect
you OF an intention TO iniure me, for
should | suspect you, q terrible misior.
tune will beiall you."e ll,!G .,fsEs
Without replying, Fredcri washed his
neck under the faucet. a'S
Agay seated himself. He leaned his
head upon the back OF the chair, hold.
ing in his hand IN uncorkcd vial, while
he smiling looked ut his adversary.
as 1t u cordial to give you 4 little
courage?" asked the barber OF New
CoucourouS, tying napkin around
the neck OF his rival.
no! my son; it is vitriol, which
shall throw in yonr face il you cut me.
Good! it is well to know always
what to expect" And Fredcri bcgan
to work. Ills hand ran over the visagc
OF his enemy with precision, rapidity,
and lightncss, and Ag0y would
have doubted that Frcieri had
touched him, had hc not seen in q mir.
ror the details OF the performance.
In four minutes the task was com.
ploled.
| "Put down your bottle now, and
thanl; God" said the champion OF New
Coucouroux, "for if l had rutilcd your
skin, ! should have cut your throat"
'Blood OF Christi" exclaimed Agay,
carcssing his chin, "that is wha! cal!
the work OF 4 master--a master. Eth
man, have in the cellar choice wine
OF Roussillon. which l will gladly open
in your honor. Will you empty bot
tic with mo?"
1.-TWO bottles are better than one, my
comrade; will drink with you, for you
have stout heart and a sure touch.
But you, in turn, must visit me, for l,
also, have good wine, and at your Ger.
vice"
"Asreed! Your hand, friend, and
for lie" 3
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Petrol

New YORK. March 25.-Pctroleum opened
steady and advanced lHc on small local buy.
ing. closing firm. Pennsylvania oil, spot SIC:
April option, opening nj 5iAc: highest and
closing Mt 5sc: lowest SIC; sales 10000 barrels
{ OH CITY. PA. March 25-opened ut 5iLIc;
highest 5S14c; lowest SIC; closed ut 5jsc; saes
9l,000 barrels: clearances 3GS. 600 barrels; ship.
ments %, gG0 barrels: runs l07,GS9 barrels
BRADFORD. Pa. March 95,-Opencd aud low.
est 5ic; closed at SJsc highest 500; clcarances
1850 barrels
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 25-0pencd ut SIC:
closed Ut Sii!c; highest jGc; lowest SIG
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OWING 10 their large and increasing
practice in this community, Drs. France
d Gilman, OF New York, will make re.
turn visit to your city. Those who have
been treated unsucccssfully by other
physicians, will have an opportunity to
consult these eminent specialists. it is
well known fact, and one that appeals
to the judgment OF every thinking per-
son, that physicians who devote their
whole time to the study and investiga-
ton OF 4 certain class OF diseases, must
become better qualified to treat such
diseases than those who attempt to treat
every i'll without giving any special at
tention to any class OF diseases. The
doctors have had all the advantages OF
thorough college training and wide
spread experience that the most ambiti-
GUS physician could desire, but by the
side OF others who have that fitness
and nothing more, they stand out pre-
eminent, Their cures are remarkable.
They are wrought in cases which seem
utterly hopeless, and no one, no matter
what his malady, should despair until
after consulting these eminent physi-
clans,
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/ Have talscn Several

Bottles Of Bradticld's Female Regulator
for falling OF the womb and other dis
eases combined, OF l6 years standing, and
Treaty. bclielE lam cured entirely, ior which
please accept my thanks.
Mis-. W. L. SrEBplNs, Ridge, Ga.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and MI lrucrista ltt j
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CHICAGO, I'LL. March 2j.-Cuttlc, receipts 800
lower;prime steers 81 S9ai G5: good TO choice 50 50
ri q: others s. 40Gi 10: stockers 81 OOa3 81 cows
81 GOa3 90. Hogs. receipts 5000 head; ship.
mcnts ll,e00 head; market lOc lower: rough and
4 TO- prime heavy 81 70Ri 80: light 81 65ai S0
pigs 81 2jal co. Sheep. receipts S.000head: ship.
incnts $500 head: market weak: ewes s. 5Oai co.;
wctEers s. SUAG p: westerns Sc 00a6 Is; ycarliIS
SC ojaG TX; lambs SC 00a6 IS.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 25-Cattlc. receipts
sci head: shipments I'll head: nothing doing, all
through consignments. Hogs. receipts a,S5O
heud: shipments $3.50 head; market SLOW; ali
grades S. 0Ja5 90. Sheep, receipts 2,lCO hcnd:
shipments 1.iO0 head; market steady and un.
changed.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 25.-lIogs firmer: com.
mon and light S. 50li so: packing and butchers
s. jQai 95; receipts 1000 head; shipments 80
head
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DRs. FRANCE AND orTstAH,

formerly Of New York, now Of tie
France Medical and Surgical, Institute,
Columbus. Ohio, by request OF many
friends and patients, have decided to
visit Bridgeport, Sherman house, We'd
nesday, March 30, and Bellaire, Windsor
hotel. Thursday, March 81. Consulta-
ton and examination free and strictly
confidential from 0 i. III. to 6 p. H., one
day only.
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WOOL.

PIIlLADEIrHA, Pa. March 25.-Wool, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia NX and above
S0a301sc: y ..,Sae0c: medium 3in35G: coarse 33a
81 4c: New York. Michigan. Indiana and western
fine or \ and NN 2Oa2ic; medium SS1.aG4c:
30a3ic; medium washed cOmbIng and ,lclaine 81
aaSc: coarse do 3ia35c: Canada do 3la32c; tub
washed choice SGa37c: fair 3Sa3Gc; medium un.
washed combing 26aoSc: coarse do 2Ga27c; Mon.
tana 1Ga22c: territorial liaaOc.
New York, March o5.-Wool steady and dull:
domestic fleece 2Sa3jc: pulled 25a3oc; Texans
lEnn.n- - - -
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For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is no remedy SUI.
perior to the genuine Dr.. Thomas's
Electric Oil. DIV
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Metals.

NEW York. March 2j.-Pig iron inactive;
Lead quiet: domestic 81 - Tin strong: straits
-
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CIScISNATI, O., March aS.-Cotton tlrmcr; mid
ding 65sc.
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When Baby was sick, We gavc her Cas.orla.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castori.-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria

In Ray county, Mo-, they are doing
great amount OF ditching with ma
chine drawn by twenty yoke OF oxen.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,

All the trees OF the tropics except
those imported from colder climes are
cYCrGrpcns.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
|VIgGnn6g|vdnia LINES.
E9 Trains Run by Central Time.

TICKET OFYIcEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
o WATER ST, FooT OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
At McI.unE HOUSE, WiiEELING, AND At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, i}RIDGEpoRT. >
SOUTHWEST SYsrra-" Pan HANDLE ROUTE. !"
eDAIIY tDAILY ENcEPr SUNDAY fs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tic Features OF this Money nuh Stock
Markets,

Markets.
NEW foRK, March 9a.-Aionoy on call easy
at Ia? per cent; INST loan . per cent; closing
Offered at per cent Primo mercantile paper
iaGpeE cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 81 sCa
IS. Sales We're 81 ~ sharcA
Tho stock market to-day was under the hnm.
incr during most Of tho time, aud inRterlnl
loses were sustained IN many OF the leading
STOCKS, though tho firm undertOnG OF the sreCi'
lition prccluded the selling OF much long stock.
INC coders and grahgurs were well supported,
anu III some cases. ns IN New England nnd Union
ihciilc positive strength WINS seen. though no
material advance could be made after the first
minutes Trailing. The news OF the action on the
Tree coinage bill In Congress caused n rush 10
buy nt tho opening, III which foreign houses,
both Englis 0ntl German, wGrG conspicuous,
Materially higher quotations werc made IN tho
early traulng, To countcrnet this influence,
however, rninor, which was put uni last night
Al the close OF business, TINT Mr.. OlcOtt, the
chairman OF tho Richmond & West Point rcor.
eani2ntlon committee. had resigned from the
COMMITTEES, caused bad break III tho securities
OF that company and the common lost 9 per
cent and the preferred dropped or. This drop
put wet blanket on buying for tho long &C.
count III The whole list, and the decline bccom.
Ing so marked finally dragged the rest OF the
market down. All support was withdrawn from
Lake shore, and that stock became the leader
III the DOWNWARD movement, even when Rich.
mnnd &West Point Ehnrcs runG.Gd quite sharply.
The pressure to sell was lifted from time 10
time during the day, Aiid at such times pricc'
rated fcCbly, but IN the last hour there was an
effort 10 cover the shorts put out carly md more
substantial improvement WIS made. Tho mar.
Hes closed quiet bR, firm at small fractional
losses for the day. -..H |." lF
lnilroad bonds were moderately active.
Government md state bonds dull uuu firm,
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CINCINNATI. O., March 25.-Fiour weak Wheat
higher; No, . red gllSc: receipts Coos bushels:
shipments 5000 bushels, Corn firm: No. .
quiet At 90c. Pork dull at so q. Lard quiet at
So 5. Bulk meats dull at S. IS. bacon iirner ut
So 10. Whisky steady at 81 u. Butter, sugar aud
phppSn firm, Fpps wpotar n
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TOLEDO. O., aIurch 25.-wheat firmer; No. Q
cash s9lSc; May Sg77sc:. July SEC: August Sc
Corn dull and steady; No. . cash ;Sj4c. Onts
quiet; No. . SO1.c. Rye dull: cash SOiSc.
Clovcrseed dull; prime cash and March e. co.
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+ llMolil sEtsD-SL -
MESS PonK-Cash $40 or: March 50 9jalo O2]lsa
10 02Ia; May $40 0I1$alO ljll0l5.
LAED-Cash and March 50 Is: May Sc %.
SHORT RfEs-Cash aud March IS 55S May S. 57lIa
The advocate., 1892-03-23

the Peoples party in Marion county Is
making little or no noise, they win come
up with q bold front In the coming cam
palgn. As nominations are now In order,
I want to second the nomination Of Gen.
James B. Weaver, of Iowa, for president
and L. Il. Polk for vice president, and
Hon. Frank Doster, Of Marion county,
for governor Of Kansas.
Now, to whom It may concern, Marion
county Is without q local newspaper to
work in the interest of the
peoples cause. l think if some live,
nergetlc man would come here with o
press, or little money TO buy one Of
those Demo- Republican sheets that are
everlastingly proClalming the paying of
Of so many farm mortgages in this state,
he would do well. The people In this
county are sick and tired Of this kind Of
bosh. Talk about paying of mortgages
with products that barely pay expenses
of production Is all tomfoolery. Now,
If you can send us q man with the proper
qualifications that viii give US q good
Peoples party paper on liberal sub
scrlptlon, the field Is open for him. Cor
respond with P. H. RlShel, chairman
press committee, Lost Springs, Kan
saS, or D. L. Yeagley, Marion, Kansas.
Respectfully,
I'D. RIGGS.
The advocate., 1892-03-23
NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICIAL POs1-
TIONS.
For ROvernor.

EOE WObSEMuEb
A. r, AUen OF Douglas county.
w. D. Vincent, OF Clay county.
8. NJ. Scott, Of MCPHERSON county.
J. F. Willltts, OF Jefferson county.
O, M, Williams, OF Reno county.
p. p Elder, Of Franklin county
Frank DOster, Of Marion county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
AN. Wilmington, Of Lincoln county.
O. M. Rice, Of Coffey county.
For Secretary Of State.
j. B. French, Of Reno county.
FOR State Superintendent OF Public In
structiOns
D. o. Markley, of Linn county.
For Attorney General.
J.F. Mcdonald, of Parsons
e. B. PeytOn, Of EmDOrlas
For Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court.
Hiram Stevens, of Miami county.
Members Of Congress.
First DistrIct-Chas. HANDLE, Of jackson
county.
First District-J F. WlllItts, Of Jackson county.
Seventh Dlstrlct-Jerry Simpson, OF Barber
county
The advocate., 1892-03-23
Topeka, March II, 1892.
]. d. R1Gas.


EDITOR ADvocATR.-AlloW me through
the columns Of your paper to say to our
people few words about who shall be
our candidates on our state ticket for the
coming campaign. Having received
more votes In 1890 than any other one Of
our candidates, I hope that my brother
candidates on the 1890 ticket will not
think It presumptuous on my part to say
that each Oe US has had demonstration;
that we are not wanted by the people Of
this state for their state officers, and that
It ls our duty for the good Of our party to
get out Of the race for the nominations
and let our party select new men for Its
candidates.
In selecting candidates for our state
ticket l believe that It would be wisdom
to select most Of them from among our
representatives in the last legislature, as
the most Of our representatives showed
their ability to carry their own counties,
and many Of them carried their counties
by hundreds more votes than any man on
our state ticket received In those coun-
ties; again, our representatives, by their
work in the legislature, gSve the people
of the state q chance to Judge Of their
abilities.
For associate justice Of the supreme
court would present to our people the
name Of Judge Hiram Stevens, of PSola,
Kansas; q judge who was elected for
three or four terms by the people Of his
judicial district, and who refused the
nomination at the hands Of his party be-
cause he could not endorse the iniqui-
tous legislation that was being enacted
BY that party. In the campaign Of 1890
Judge Stevens gave his services to the
Peoples party throughout the entire
campaign, and by his great power as
public speaker, as well % by his per.
sonal standing and influence, added q
large number Of votes to our ticket.
From his high standing as q man, law
yer. and q juriSt, l believe his nomina-
ton will add more votes to our ticket
than any other person whom we could
nominate for that position.
w. F. RIGHTMIRE.
The advocate., 1892-03-23

GREAT BEND, Kan, March II, 1892.
EDITOR ADvOCATE:-I hereby nomi'
nate J. B. French, (secretary Kansas F.
A. & /. U.) for secretary of state, subject
to the Peoples party state convention.
His record and devotion to our princl-
pies are unquestloned. l also nominate
J. B. Weaver for president, and Thos.
Watson, Of Georgia, for vice president.
Yours frsternally,
L. 4. POTTER.
The advocate., 1892-03-23

DOME PARK HERD - Poland China and
A Large English Berkshire Hogs. 4. a.
Hubbard, Rome, Summer county, Kan, pFOpTles
tor and breeder. My herds are composed Of the
richest blood money win buy or experience
breed, with style and individual merit. Tepge10lA
Ing such families as the C0rwing, Black Begq,
IXL.. Gracefuls and U. 8. Among the Heghg.
shlres are the Sallles, Bella DOnnas, Champions.
Duchess and Robin Hood faIniliee. Pigs OF A.
ages and nearly Rll weights, Weighing from 50 10
900 pounds each. Ten males now ready i0E SER
vice for sale. r. A. HUBBARD. Rome. Kams
The advocate., 1892-03-23
CR1TzER, Kan, March 10, 1892.
L. 4, POTTER,

CRITZER, Kan, March 10, 1897.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-I see In THE AD-
vooArE you request its readers to express
their choice of candidates for state offlc-
ers. My choice for governor Is P. P.
Elder, Of Franklin county. He is man
Of good ability, and we'll posted on state
affairs. also announce d. o. Markley,
of Linn county, as candidate for state
superintendent He is a young man,
well qualified, q good speaker, and as
true as steel. Yours respectfully,
JEFF FLEMING.
The advocate., 1892-03-23

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE OR TRADE-A
~ well equipped newspaper and job printing
stock either In Kansas or elsewhere. PapcP
established two years, In county seat, Mno
healthy country; paper gets county printing
has good circulation; CIR. and adv. pat. incEeae'
Og steadily Ssd SSS qasrtS cylinder R5s'S MS
cutter etc, Cost, $500. Will sell Gil or halgln.
terest TO right party. Reason for selling, failing
health and inability TO handle. VIII reduce
quantity Of material to suit purchaser II desired.
Located In 30. Kansas. For further lnfOfmAs
tiOn, address "Mac," care Of this ONCE.
The advocate., 1892-03-23
WooDsDALE, Kan, March 8, 1892.

WUODSDALEI AAl'J HHECH o 4OVA'
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-As nominations
for state officers seem to be the order Of
the day, do not see why we should not
do the same for United States officers.
Therefore arise to nominate for presl-
dent, W. A. PETER; vice president, Ben
Terrell. will be able when the discus
sion comes up to give many good rea-
SONS. g. o. AUBERY,
President Stevens County F. A. 6 l. u,
and Commander Woodsdale Post No.
449, G. A. r.
The advocate., 1892-03-23
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or

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commission, to handle the new Patent Chemical
Ink Erasing Pencil II Q qulckest and greatest
selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink thOFs
Oughly In two seconds. No abrasion OF paper.
agents sales amounted 20 $500 In six days; an
other e32 In two hours. Previous experience NOS
necessary For terms and full particulars, address
The Monroe, Eraser Manufacturing company,
La Crosse, Wis. x250
The advocate., 1892-03-23

every Alllanceman to carefully review
the work Of the Alliance, and then ask
himself the question, Have !, or haze /
not been benefited, morally, mentally,
socially and financially, and II not, tphv
notY Whose fault Ia ltY
w. Fl. RICKETTS,, Secretary.
A. D. LEONARD, President. 2.
The advocate., 1892-03-23
NOMINATIONS.
Weaver and Polk.

Weaver and Polk.
WACO, Mo-, March IA, 1892.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-At our last meet
ing we took the voice as to whom we
favored to lead the ticket next fall, and
were In favor of Weaver and Polk.
Yours in E. L. and f.,
]. Fl. GALPINE, Secretary.
The advocate., 1892-03-23
MELvERN, Kan, Marh II, 1892.

MELVEKNJ hHn', Mhrn IT. LoO@'
EDITOR ADvocATE:--In your issue Of
March 3 some brother put in nomination
Brother Coote for governor Of the great
state Of Kansas. heartily second the
nomination of CoOte, and l will place in
nomination Brother o. NJ. Rice, Of Coffey
county, for lieutenant governor Of Kan
sas, and leave his merits for the people
to discuss. He is q farmer, and as solid
as the rock Of eternal ages, and as firm
In the reform movement az q man can
be. Yours truly,
w. r. TANNING.