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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
cAlEnoAa or con,Ms EyenIs.



August $ star. Muster. augusta.
>eys. s-Lahssr bay.
sept. ls--Annasi state Elcetsvn.
sept. ~ Meeting OF Executive ts'aacsh
Temperance
Aasas. a ssss,ircSesegin t,eesi nsilsEs, Lis
hon Ccn,er.
plafs. Fin. Point, Saearsppa,
August .t-t.aosi TeRsIiars tsrute Temperance
nis,tfsg for Eastern Name. VI Lincoln sensef-
Aaguss to-Nerk last. Ledge 1oad isnspiaTs' ~
Alfred
August Hspeoek Dist, Lodge Coed fenrisr',
-. l*tf Isle
aag . Washington, DIST, ,sol-c t,eoa Tsmfiars
Angus, :. wsldc nlst ieisc Sseos renriars'
Freedom.
sept s->omerse, nistrie. iolr. Good femI'i'srs,
Madison.
September - kennstArr Dist Lodge noou tSul'
nss,r>- Riverside
September 81 fscata.laIs Dist, Lc,iss II 1e,d
remplars. dreenv:lle,
Religious.
August S-i3- Neths4tst tanl.mt-ttns n North
port tampsrcnEd i
Aag,t>, n spiritual Campmeesias a, Temple
Hvishfs Newport.
August tasnpintetin., thiaa-
August 6-l5--Ci,ristiaa Ailianee i'ampmecting
old Orchard,
Convention, Hoel;on.
Angus, Empire eiros, Camp Meeting, East
August ii-.ss.-- ktnnebye Valley tsmr,Nve,ins,
E;chnaani,
August Il ..>-s p,r;tualis, Camp Mte, az. Nerons
August - :. stale toa'fA4.oii, L. - = T. ~
Angus; .s-.o-rortlapd District tatnr Meeting
old orchard
August s,,-se amp Meeting az >er;h thina
August 25-Sept a-~cV,nih Day Adventist lamp
August aS-.-.- temperance Camp Meeting, Old
prchard
August ->r.rin,sl,i Crap Meeting. Etna.
.Nncast a.->cpt ) camp Meeting, Washington
tus,..t s,-Stp! 4 ,aaip MrofiHg Il Strong.
August sa->rpt. : Camp Meeting at last Ma
August 30 -Aroos,ock Bsptist Association, Carl
August sl-washtngton Baptist Association, Fem
broke.
ADJUST : IS tn,vcrsalist Grove Meeting, .oas
',ruNp. Ns>aailtprp.
sent. d. Hancock baptist Association Brookln
Educational.
August . .i6 Anniversary IF Centennial of Wash
iugton Acad,n,y last Maehlas
August Ii Centennial Celebration, fryeenrE
Acati,InY.
Argus, i6-Erunion Wilon Academy Alumni
Vaughn ,rove.
August p-s,-rlscataquis Teachers Association
FuNcruft.
Patrons Of Husb"ndry.
August L Cumberland Pomona Grange, Norti
Yarmouth
August is-Pi3eata4uis Pomona Grange, East Do
Augutt e3-waldo Pomona GIange, Haryes
3 Moon, fhorndike.
/ August 25-lork Pomona Grange, Farsonsiield-
The Turf.
August 30.5i Franklin Park Races, Pennington
Sept Il - Races at Bu Nton.
( sept. lS-iG-Races at Gorham Park.
+ sept. no-s@1-Racts at SaGo.
! August - -s5-Aunua fr0tiing Meeting of Wald'
Horse Breeders Association at Belfast.
+ Miscellaneous.
August ID s;i-G 4. x. EncanpnMnt, Camp Ben
| son, Newport.
! August /. -Heunion llli Maine Regiment Asso
cation, Portland.
4 August i>--.ennlon Eth Maine Regiment, Bethel
August ls-tg-Ecuninn I.ih Maine Regiment As
! ISOLATION. Long Island, Portland Harbor
I August s;}-Aunua Encanpment, q, y H., North
I port.
, August si-Rcuninn 32d Maine Regiment, Lewis
y ton.
/ August 25-Rcunion lgth Maine, South Norrdge
Wock.
" Aue. .7-Rcanon 9th Maine Regiment Asso
/ cation, kitiery.
= Aug. 9i-2J Hrui,ion sth Maine Regiment ASso
] citation. Peaks Island, Portland liarhor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
Naval POWERS OF The WORLD
Iayited 10 Take Part in Naval Review a! New
\ York. Next April.

WA~HisGruN, Aug. FL uier the act
of congress authorizing the President to
liuylte foreip naval powers to participate
in the naval review To be held in New York
harhor next April, the state department has
ssued the invitations in the name of the
resident, to the naval powers of the
" ,rld.
Il is fully expected that the review will
equal, il not exceed any naval concentration
of ar We ssels the world has ever seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

w E. sGndley Announces in this issue of
the .for gx,I, ii new departure which Is
sure 10 ind ftt0r With the public 10
every pvr.oa purchasing slowortt' Of goods
Mr. Studivy prevents a crsyon portrait tn
b.. made from any photograph presented
Road the 11'es he makes IN the advertising;
columns today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

VI the fir-t Baptist church the morning
SERVICES wiii occur as usual. The evening
meeting under the direction Of Y. y. ;. {.
T. begin. 81, e T.. VI 80 there viii b" a
lecture. to which the public is invited. by
Rev. H. K. Basmaiian Of Adfianopir, Tur-
key Mr. Ba-fnaiIsn has been in tins ro1n-
try fitting himself for gospel work IN his
native city, where he hopes -oon To e9s.o-
I4h A mission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
Han ged by the Neck Till Dead.

LIrrLE Rock, Ark, Aug. l2.--yame,
pobaon, ,,pIored, who killed his mistress
was itange today at Deyalls Bluffs.
HorsroN, Texas. Aug J2.-Henry Nc
Ghee, colo red, aged % was hanged here
to-day for the murder of policeman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

we'll known merchant in town of pro
uounced political yi"ws was approached by
fri,ud Yesterday ami presented with Il
very artistic PIN winch his friend adjusted
on hie coat lale1, Later in tie dar another
friend approached him and remarked about
hi, chang. of faith, when the merchant Dis
covered he was Wearing . campaign emblem
Of the other party. The merchant Wa mad
all through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

The ward of the Maine Ceutral railroad 5
beginning 20 show already the improve
inruts - hich the erection of the new freight
house will make The Old freight house IL
beng removed to ALLOW the new one to he
extended further to the south station
agent rnrkmans office. the removal of
which the destruction of the old building
uecessitatcs. will be- temporarily loeatcd IN
tho south end of the news hutlitng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
CuticuYa Resoivent

The new blood aud ska fariser. ant greatest OF
uumer E.t,t.tli- cleanse. the blood Of all BfpaEi-
tee. and ssas,1uatI- siem.nfs. and thus rtiitFe-
the cause while ~ III tRs the great kin cure,
aud G. TltI IA >otF- an sNsthtsif" KIN n.anthtf'
ri4tr thu. -s3H and seair, end rp-taFs the hair
Thus tite Ci7FitiEA EeNhiiiha> rHre every sp.ees
of itching burning, sesis, pifnfdy. and bioteiiy
kin. scalp. and hio9d diseases, from pi'Hpiss to
.rrnfula from infsney 10 ase, wtsn the beet ptysi
ciAn. fail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.


FlorR-Keceipts, l95> pkgs; exports. 7lai
bills, 9s14 sacks, higher grades firm, low grades
~, blls: low extras, ~ o,.3 10; city
winter wheat low grades, : 10 , 10, fair
+" fancy, 10 II -; patents. 81" / - -
Minnesota GEAR 3ooa3dh; siraights, Hal b
line 9ja2 %; fine, dna2 o., .
~ FLotE-4urt, ste td1-
WHhAT-iecepts, .l.'s3o bush; exports, 7r.jl +,
No : rcd, s2!a-. store and elevator; saga-
atioat si8asis. fob, No. 3 red 7eia- -
- ~, - rthern sdia..' no, ! hard, 81
a9ii, No. :, northern, >pia-, No. Chicago. s5ia
tob no. !. Cheago, = fob. no. : Milwaukee.
SID no -pring : a.
fiNHGhI -nuU,tai, No :, Gnif2.
BtELEl MaLT-luiet. -'-
l:Ni-dull; western 10a7:;.
tnKN -E"cefpts, li2j@; exports. lWNH; sales,
i3ts". market quiet "asi"t: ------- 49, --
No. =, 'Giia ,,rvarvr, Ola afoat; - fob. No. !
NJ. ia steamer miNed,-a- deliv'
cred.
oirs-Reoeip's, ::7,-:5: exports $50 bush ,
-Nlcs .hoto market dull, lower ------------- -
-------------; No 5. i,ia-. do WHITE tia.
No :, - .a3!, do white TIA, No /. - +,
,nixed western I9aio, do wn,ts. l1aiS, white
state Hal. No, : hicago '9ia-.
tntFTF.- EU, firm, fair, demand; No, :. l"faif
sU'tk-taw Fniet, hr,n, refined firmer -
no. t, 3l,lba4 10; No. :, ; 7-eai No. 5.
, s-ioaG Il 10 Nuo, ,.ia}5s No i0,;i II i6si II
n; on lna ilhnnld . ldai l2-l6; standard Hat
10; No. II, . -atS T. No. L, 5 o i6ai li-i6; con
PETITIONERS, I | ini b; cut loaf. " i-lda5 = ~
grnnuiatrd ( : ida II 10; cubes IL IGai Il; ii.
IrIEot.E N--duirt, hrm; Tinted ga.
r"Rh -dult, tcady -----,itlr> 500 hlh,
i.
EgEt- .'ea'lr. quiet.
RttF II SS~--dull.
LNTt,--,Iu"t md lower ---------; western
steam closed at - o. bid, ---------- city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

in. 10 8fFtrfsys-. ne fsg3il
10 ssszsis!y irapTass, ana
sfter the use 81 ti~B, f',
--teh months Ia. ti~:s ! We
entirely wsii. 1yh-u w
\ ,..gsH using IL isss head
sss = ,..isa ssrs 8sssn sils
crown to his eTsisfu@es- Il
aas 4i... sii ever his .ars,
most 81 ia. fsee- AMI
ssasIl plares GA different
paris u has Body Theirs
NeFF ~ixfs-en sress faai
we had 10 keep his hand
tied to tise era.ii. ans
hold them when BIZ wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Regular services q th~ Free Bapiisl
church on SUNDAY 'be evening gospei
service sill be- foll9xei ey conservation
service,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
THE SIR KNIGHTS
Closed Session OF the Grand Encampment
With installation OF Officers.

DE>vEg. tol. Aug, r. The closing
session of the grand encampmcnt of knights
TcmpIar took place today at noon with
the. install. ton Of the newly elected officers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

I !. f. CogaH L 10. II Augusta 'af. eps's'
nsencea piping the nov office Of tns- bstTsss
/ Co. works for the INTRODUCTION Of a Ksfs
gond heater,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Prof Bstemsn of Belfast, the Peopie's
party nominee for Gpverner viii discuss
national l..ues at "a rally to f'e held IN the
.sfnare ia FROST Of the Evans house this
evening speaking from the balcony of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Their will soon be placed IN the Tom
mercial MON telegraph office in this rlty
two repeaters to be used in repeating me--
,axrs hound to Rockland and st. John, p.
r. and coming from Portland and beyois1
BY the present s.stcm every message Il
taken IN writing by thu Gardiner operator
NI.s I.vttle liurriIl, and by her forwarded
again 10 il de-tlnaiiou, ~nrh a method
il very lahoriOus and rather unsatisfactory
The new machinery will DO alt this work
automatically although requiring the great
est care in adjustment As they are very
complicated ShonIl Miss Burrill succeed
in han Hing them, which she will douhtles -
will ~ she will i one Of the best lady OPP r
aturs IN the SERVER of the company Size will
be tIe hr,t lady no will be doing 81 h
work The Gardiner office of the company
l. ouc Of the most important in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Rev IT, n Basrnaiian If Adranop'%'
Turkey. sill preach at the VI. tboe'ist eiiur
SUNDAY afternoon ptiser services a.
usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Rev. X. W. Jenkyn Of Rock land vas III
the efty yesterday on his way nome IT I'M
Augusta here he hss been III attendah -
on the muster as chaplain On the ist Reg =
mtnt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

taSFa ap Asst fdSf 20 hFris F'i..tfhs si,fA ~" "
hand. TO kreEs the Eager aaif- 1ai o. lis safs- a.
NJ. wosld .erasrit il he eot8lt am was get hss
hand le.,.s. w know yeHF tfrFtH3 FANE-
/ ntp- cured him. We ft~l safe m Recommending
/ them "a ofhsFs.
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VI. f. Murray, general seeretary Of M
Bath n ~ G. A., and fsrmeriy general
secretary Of the i VI. e. 4. IN this 'hy'
1as in Gariiincr Thursiay for short lay
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Daily kennfbff Journal.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1851.
GARDINER.

Miss WI -i,e Of Lewiston Is the guest OF
Mrs.. Georgs' H. Mari.
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Boston lie; que, 4 Cape May Amateurs. 2.

CrE MAA Aug. l2--The crack anna
teur team as defeated today by the Bos-
ton league team to ,.
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sold everywhere. Free, G. rttTEAs jpc soar,
-, Rt-.aI.yKST si.ta. Prepared by the ioTtEg
pnt,, MD fHENiT 81 CORPORATION. Boston.
ns-~eud for - How 10 Cure skin bsss.,.s,' 81
pages - Illustrations. and i'm, Testimonials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Mr.. VIII A. kins il clerking in Winslsw's
fancy vrgearv " few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

{. Il Hobbs T.. h. Bacon. j, q, Worth
iu- G. k Howe, and &. J.. Chase. are t''r
Republican ballot aud election clerks VIII"
have hlcd the necessary qualification oath
with the city clcrk. H. T. Lord. y. &. Rirr.
VI J. Quinn, b.B. Love. +. :. tnrrirr and
Scot llainc~ arr the Democratic clerks,
Who have takrn these steps. The Demo
rratir ballot clerk for Ward has resigned
and 4 new appointment will bc made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

The engine of the Portland fast freight
Thursday night struck the corner of a freight
car standing on side track too close to the
main track at HaverilI. The engine and
several ears were derailed the cars being
smashed tli other cars in the train we're
SMASHED. No one was injured. The loss
$50 900. Z
Frida, : New York Mnl anl iyiress
contain. a leading editorial. proposing a
railroa fare of $ 4 III Chicago during the
Worlds Fair for I'll working men in thu
United s,tstvs iising shin Ism miles Of
Clhrag,,. an.i showing how tho railroads
can carry the lnsinr-s With 4 margin et
profit.
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What is -
I2!;S7l;{Z;!
What is

Castoria Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Parcsorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
II is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Of Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fcvershness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and Aatulcncy.
Castoria assimates the food regulates tho stomach
and bowels giving healthy aud natural sleep. Gas.
tora Ia the Childrens Panacca-thc Mothers Friend
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HALLOWEIL.

James Fields is reported seriously ill IL.
his home on t'reenyiic street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoEK, Aug. T..
Money easy. a.,
Prime paper al isaat
Government bonus. duh, easier
Railroad bonds, dull, barely steady.
The following are the closing quotations OF Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

Thursday evening, while the milk cart
of Geo. W Paul wax standing in front of
the residence of {. J.. Spanlding, Mr.
raurs son being in charge. a team contain
ing two men came dsshing down Second
street The men were under the influence
of liquor and had no control of the horse
and it became apparent to the passerS-hH
that a collision was Imminent collision
did come and with it came i demolished
t,,,n fnr the strangers aud demolished
milk cart anil spilled milk for Mr.. faul
pne of the men began n general tongue
thrsshing for the hoy and 1t was feared he
would give him bodily thrashing hai mol
crowd assembled. Marshal Maddox ap,
psnred on th.. Scene and the party dashed
up Winthrop street behind bis horse leav'
ing his team behind him. The other was
taken 10 custody and gave sufficient intor
nation for the officers to tonk up the oth'i
Who returned front Monmouth FRIDAY
morning AMI settled TO the satisfaction OF
all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

OF frinal,s instantly relieved hy that
rev. elegant. and iufsilaiIls .Antidote
20 Fam. inflammation, and Nraknss +.
the Gutieara Anti-fsip Plaster,
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. Pains and Weaknesses

0lDv'c~k,n and scalp purif.d and heaatihtd
0HHI Ohy Ctfri,tRA soar. Absolutely pure
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you wish toaGvcrtIsr nn-ihin,. a.y whore At an,
] fima write To GED. l.. ROW ELI. &c co. No. III
spruce ST, New York
LIVERY ono In reed Of information the subject
~ uf advertising Will do well to obtain n copy of
p OK Tor Adsertistfs,' Hs pages, prr" dollar.
Jard, postage paid, on receipt of Itrit. Con tains
careful comp ilatinn from the american Newspapcr
hirctory Of all the beat pape,r and class journai>
tycs tho ri rc'i alton rating Of every one, and good
deaf ri informal lion about rates and other matters
pertaining TO the business OF advertising. Address
RoWELL'S ADVERTISING BUREAU, ~ Spruce St.
oct6dkwiy
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Castoria.


"Cnstoria Is so well adapted TO children tina.
recommend Ii Is superior to any prescription
known To me-"
II. A. AHcHtR, N. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
meat have spoken highly Of their expert
ence In their outside practice with Castoria
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Is known Is regular
products. yet W. arc FREQ TO confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HosriTAL AND DisrxrsAsv.
Boston, MasA
ALLEN c. SAITH, Pres,
urrAy Street, Nov York City.
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TtStSpG TRIBE, No. T.. / .. Il. VI. t"nnci
I fire kindci the folow steep, Aug ~
ID, sept j't i!rl, NJ +. VI
WILLIAM >Hitlf, Saf'l"ih.
l.. 7. Wu.LItH-, tlBcf nf Record
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a}orr,.
llleG,

What folly, To be without BrteHaa's
his,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-13

m. Centaur Company Murray Street, Nov York City.
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S,i~ltEHopb BRANCH 80 lc1st q. l. ".
y t,nlitn Cross Hall. Moctur- ur he'll 1T and
ID tuesday Of every mouth 7'o o'clock y. ".
Nh. . kLLnn. q. !.
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4 yuSHNoC COUNCIL UNIFIED FRIENDS,
~ No. lji. Regular meeting the first and
thHd Tuesday evening, at -" O'Clock 1t fatop
Hail. ions 'ni'Giit-tNt g, =.
/. g. sexton, Recorder,
The advocate., 1892-03-16

the same old tactics which the political
demagoQue has used ever since the war
to fan the Are Of sectional hate, thereby
keeping the sections divided and himself
In Office.
In the light Of these revelations IL
makes US fear that Wall street through
Tammsny Hall has seized and sppropri-
ated the very men whom we have &C.
lected to lead US out OF the wilderness.
Ia the name of the debt ridden tOllers Of
this lsl d, let US hope not.
Col. Livingston says that he IA opposed
to the railroad plank, because It demands
that the government shall own the roads
and run them in the interest Ot the peo-
pie. II is the Identical plank that was
in the 81, Louis demands which were
adopted by the National Farmep5' All
ance and Industrial Union Ia 1889 and
for which the Colonel voted and on
which he made bis race for Congress. II
1t was right then It is right now. Being
candidate for Congress then and
Congressman now perhaps makes the
difference.
l shall stand by the action OF the st.
Louis conference, and / believe 1t the
duty of every AllIsncemt IN to do the same
because it Is the logical result Of our own
work and teaching, for whom no one ls
more responsible than these men. Let
every Alliaucemau 10 Georgia be as true
to principle as the Alliance in the past
has been to Col. Livingston, and victory
will crown our efforts.
Ia the next will give the Alllancempn
OF Georgia some other facts that will be
interesting II not lDstructing.
Yours for truth and justlce,
J. II. TURNER.
Washington, D. @.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
EQUAL RIGHTS.
Washington, D. G.

To the Editor Of The ADVOCATE.
Shall women have equal rights with
the mrnP This question is being agliated
by both church and state.
It cannot be ignored. It will not be
set aside. The time has come when It
must be decided upon; and 1t must be
submitted to the voice Of the people.
Some will tell us that the woman must
not usurp authority over the man, and
will quote from the bible to prove their
point. We will admit that they are right.
Women do not deelre to usurp authority
over the men. They only ask to be recog-
nized as equals, ss God created them.
"Male and female created He them, and
blessed them," and said: "Let them have
dominion"
To the members of the Farmers' ALI
ance let me say: You have pledged your
selves to Oupp1rt the constitution Of that
organization, and In thus pledging your
selves you plainly said that you endorsed
The advocate., 1892-03-16
$l.OO PER YEAR.

the principles as laid down In the
Declaration Of Purposes. One Of those
principles is, that I'VE demand equal
rights to all, and special favors TO none."
Still you say that women have no right
to vote or hold Office.
Brethren, be consistent. Either own
up that the lady members OF the union
have an equal right with you, or else ex-
pei them from the order, and Fpvise your
declaration, making It to read: Equal
rights TO all men, and no favors whatever
to the women.
A WOULD Be VOTER.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
FROM RENO COUNTY.

To the Editor Of THE ADVOCATE;
Now, that the national council ut Sc.
Louis has come out and given no uncertain
sound, but rather In advance OF all prior
movements, | wish to be heard for once.
| do not believe In the usual convention
system, but believe In primary meetings
being held where all our citizens can
come out and vote to bring out candidates
for Office, the results thereof to be sent
to the county committee appointed for
that purpose; also for county officers,
certified by the presidents and secretaries
Of all townships and ward voting pre-
clncts; also to all distrlcf, state and ma
tlonal committees, and at all times the
person having the highest number Of
vptes be declared the candidate OF the
party, thus preventing the caucus system
OF buying and selling. And believing
your advice to be timely and in harmony
with such q movement, will suggest
the name OF Hon. J. B Weaver, OF Iowa,
FOR president, and the name IT Col. L L.
Polk, president OF the National FarmSrs'
Alliance and Industial Union, for vice
president. also second the nomination
Of Brother s. NJ. Scott for governor Of
Kansas. as We want good and we'll tried
mao, brave man, an able mRp, and .
man who knows the wants and needs Of
the great masses Of our wealth producers,
and will act to their highest conception
Of duty 10 every sphere he may be called
on, regardless of consequences. There
fore, Brother Scott Is the man for gov
ernor Of KsDpas.
Now, wish tn says that the Alliance
and Knighs Of Labor In all this section
believe that the Peoples party have got
the bone aud slnPw Of the great majority
Of wealth producers who have the ability
tO rightly conduct the affairs OF state and
nation. and that her voters are amply we'll
VersPd Ia political economy to take
charge Of affairs and bring out fr m
bondage and political corruption the
captive, and set the people free. Allow
M " say that we believe the reform
press is doing wonders for our people,
and that The ADVOCATE is one OF the
brightest stars in the political horizon.
Long may ahe live to act "a mediator be-
tween the oppTsssor and the oppressed.
HUBRART.