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The advocate., 1892-03-16

Officers of the State Exchange, Please
Road This
Whereas, Il is the sense of this union thai
the Alliance State Exchange of Kansas il
the property Of the stockholders of the state
and not of the officers of the exchange.
Whereas, We bel eve a sale of the pur-
chs sing power of the exchange is under con
te platiOn.
Whereas, We do not acknowledge the
right or the legal power of said exchange
officers to make such sale to the National
Union Company, or to anyone else, without
the consent of the stockholders.
Whereas, We believe b. such sale the ofic-
ers Of the State Exchange will prove them
selves traitors to the interests of the people,
and will be held responsible therefor, there
fore be it
Resolved, That we demand that all Of the
proceedings relative to the sale Of the pur-
chasing power of the Kansas Alliance State
Exchange to the go called National Union
Company or TWine and Cordsge Company,
or trurt, or to any one else, shall cease en-
tirely, and that said National Union Com
pany, or the proper officers Thereof, be in
formed that such sale cannot be made.
Resolved, That we believe the officers of
the exchange are well aware of the almost
unanimous opposition to said sale that ex-
ISIS among the people, and from this fact,
be it
Resolved, That we demand the prompt
and immediate resignation 1 ( the officers of
the exchange, and that efficient and trust
worthy men be put in their places to do the
business of the exchange.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent TO The ADVOCATE, of Topeka, and
to the Alliance Gazette, Of Hutchinson, for
publication e. E. WARREN,
VIM. T. HOLLAND,
VIM. HOLLAND,
Committee.
Langdon Alliance No. 553, March II, 1892.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
RUGGLEs.
TOPEKA, March 5, 1899.

EDITOR ADVOCATE Local Assembly
No. 8, at It's last meeting, held March 2,
adopted the following, after calm and
lengthy discussion:
Whereas, John f. Willitts was q Oandi-
date for governor ON the Peoples ticket in
the year 1890, and made splendid cam
paign, and
Whereas, he has been twice elected to q
rHapon-ible position since then, and has
fulfilled the expectations of his friends,
be it therefore
Resolved by this Citizens Alliance, That
we consider him fib person to be our can
didste for governor this year, and herewith
suggest his name for the consideration Of
the wealth producers of Kansas.
CHARLES W. MARSH, Secretary.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
Information Wanted.

EDITOR ADvoCATN Alta regular meet
log of sub union No. 7O2, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
tn wit:
Resolved, That owing to the expose Of
the National Union Company by the Voice,
we r. quest information from our state busi.
ness agent, 'sid explanation to be published
in The ADVOCATE.
Dated Highland Union No. 702, this
25th day Of February, 1899,
II. L. BRIGGs, Secretary.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
L,FAYErrE. KAN. March 5. l89i

EDITOR ADvOCATE:-I rise to nominate
Brother j. F. Mcdonald, Of Parsons,
Kan, for attorney general Of Kansap.
Can get spcondP Brother Md maid
has no superior as to legal ability, and it
is his religion to fight trusts and corpO
ratlons | don't think there can be a
better man found in the state OF Kansas,
or one that could fill the Office as we'll as
Brother Mcdonald. A. NJ. JINEs.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
IowAvr1LE. Kan, March 4, 1892.

loWAVILLE, han., Marcn 4, 1879.
EDITOR ADvOcATE:-I will send in my
preference for president and vice presi
dent: J. B. Weaver, Of Iowa, for prpsi
dent; L. L. Polk, president National ALI
ance, for vice president; j. F. Willis,
governor of Kansas; Jerry Simpson, Con-
greesman from the Seventh district.
Hurrah for the St. Louis platform. The
laboring men are solid down In this part
of Kansas, and will be found voting for
every plank from top to bottom.
s A. MILLER.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
s A. MILLER.
MARION, Kan, March 8, 1892.

WAANIO401 AAuLI'4 UANAOu " AOD~'
EDITOR ADvOoATE:-As nominations
are In order In The ADVOCATE for the
various offices In this state, would sug-
gest the name OF Judge D 'ster, Of Marion,
for governor, and il elected We shall have
no more pardons ln blank issued, for he
Is a prohibitionist, aud as prohibition is
the law Of the state It should be obeyed
while lit so. But II that scriptural pre-
cept was learned and obpyed, viz, "Be
ye temperate In all things" we should
then have no use for prohibition.
d. G. CLARKE.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
JNo. B. PARK.
SYLVIA. Kan, February Q, 1892.

EDITOR ADvOCATE:-I rise TO nomi-
nate Z. NJ. Williams, Il Hutchinson, for
governor. Ha was our candidate for
Judge of the Ninth Judicial district last
fall, but was defeated by the same double
headed scheme that defeated several
other Peoples party candidates in vari-
GUS party Of the state. This mention Of
Mr.. Williams name Is entirrly gratitOus
w. r. AUSTIN.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
EmpOria Would Like to Have the State
Convention.
EMpORTA, Kan March 8, l89

EMPoRIA, Kan March s, 1902.
EDITOR ADvOoATE:--BsfOre long | pre-
sumo place will be designated for hold
ing state nominating convention OF Peo-
pls'S party. We would Ike to have 1t at
EmpOIia. We think We are amply fitted
to entertain. This is a Peoples party
stronghold, we are centrally located, have
railroad facilities, and we make a strong
bid for it. CITIZEN.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
j. H. REED.

ToNGANOxIE, Kan, March 5, 1892.
EDITOR ADvooATE:-I nominate 7. V.
Powdsrly and Col L. L. Polk for president
and vice president for the Peoples party
candidates. J. Iva SIMPSON.
P. ST. vote "nay" on Leland Stanford
or any other Wall street candidate.
@ Z q
The advocate., 1892-03-16

Do you know that the Union Pacific IL
now running Pullman palace sleeper
TO St. LoulsH
It's a fact. The sleeper runs from
Salt Lake City to 81. Louis via Denver
aud Kansas City and the Missouri Pacific
Ry. Apply TO your nearest Unlon Pa
cifc agent for Accommodations In this car.
A. NJ FULLER.
Agent Union Pacific System, 500 Kansas
Avenue, Topeka.
The advocate., 1892-03-16

EDITOR ADvoCATE:-You ask for an
expression of opinion as to candidates Of
the Peoples party, etc. Being in sym
pathy with the great thoughts that in
Spire the party, and being coguizsnt Of
the work Of many Of its leaders, / would
like to name one candidate and do this
without his knowledge.
For attorney general, Hon. E B. Pey-
ton, Of Empona, Kansas. He filled the
oflce Of district Judge for two or three
The advocate., 1892-03-16
BOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

The proclamation Of independence ls-
sued by the ST. Louis convention hss
opened the eyes Of the political bosses
and boodlers.-MOatrzGmG Record (Gu.)
#**
The hoodlum party Is what the Sparta
IshnsGsIite calls the Peoples party. That's
all right, old man they'll hOodlum you
before this racket 10 over.--MoDtezunaa
Record (GG)
~
The pointlesS and witless joke relative
to the st. Louis convent IN was last week
remarkable by its absence. 1t seems to
have been a right handler from thu
shoulder straight on 10 "the point" as
the pugllists say.--The Truth (Tee)
~
The Macon Telegraph says, "Living
ston's speech at CJvington has captured
the state" In q horn. He's captured
the state about like he did The ST. Louis
conference Peoples Party Paper at
lanta, Ga)
Nv
Read the platform as adopted at St.
Louis and decide the matter as TO whether
you will stand by that action or not. Let
every sub-Allisnce In the state do this
on or before the 10Th Of March. Let US
have harmony and unity In this great or.
ganizatlOn. It Is no time now TO falter
by the wsyside. We must push forward
10 this fight and "let the dead past bury
its dead."-ISvuthern Alliance Farmer
(Ga)
The sly and silent New York World
scarcely notices the St. Louis convention
Of the 22ud inst, while every important
labor organization Of the United States
was represented, and a new declaration
Of independence was signed and sent
forth to the people Of the country. Ye
ownerO Of the World, take warning; shut
not your eyes to the handwriting on the
wall. Over quarter Of million pres
ent and would-be subscribers will soon
know whether to drop you or not, not
withstanding your talk about the coal
The advocate., 1892-03-16

consecutive terms. He was an impartial
aud acceptable jurist and would be
credit TO the party. He made an able and
successful canvass last fall. AS q speaker
and orator he ls without peer.
RUGGLEs.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
CLAY CENTER, Kan, March /, 1892

CLAY CENTER, Kan, March l, 1899.
EDITOR ADvOCATE:-I think voice
the sentiment OF a vast majority Of the
people OF the Fifth Congressional dis
trict, not only Of the Peoples party, but
Of ali parties, In Offering the name of W.
D. Vincent, Of Clay Center, for the head
Of our ticket this fall.
JNO. B. PARK.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
Once More.

VIII every publisher who sees this mo-
tice and has not already sent me state
ment of circulation and advertising rates,
send at once to GEo. @. WARD,
Room 6l2, Whitney building, Kansas
City, Mo.
The advocate., 1892-03-16

combine aud the decay Of the United
States Senate. We know you editors are
hSmpered; thls 10 notice to the owHeEs.
Alliance organs please notice and copy.
The Oc0lG Demands (FIG.)
~
VIII the third party have the courage
IN come out Uf the w0, DIS and fare th9
Democracy in an open field ihis Year,
The Chief will wager that the Comanch0
county calamity hOwlers will maeQupr-
ade und Rome other name, but It mikes
but little difference They will be hat-
tened out at the polls just the same
Chief
The third party never lacked for c0UF-
age or tried to slip up tree on the Demo-
Gratis, as the man who shOvsls garbage on
TO the copy hook OF our contemporary
we'll knows. We do not assume 10 speak
f"r the Peoples party In this county OF
elsewhere, but can assure the Chief that
be need not fear that suspense win tOF-
ture his irAil being very long. The Parsy
will masquerade around under the name
which will make the other be named
Dennis" after November. The Peoples
party 10 not In the woods but | 10 on tho
stump and in the middle OF the road chal-
longing the Democracy 70 an open hght.
viii the challenge be acceptedH--PionsGr
Exponent (Ttr)
***
The st. Louis convention represented
the highest point ever attained 10 any
similar body In lts manifest determine.
ton to sever all connection with former
na'tlssn political bodies and unite with
be young and vigorous Peoples party
as the only one off -riDg any hope Of carry
log out the reforms demanded. When
the vote was taken on independent action
only one man, Mr.. Livingston, stood out
against It. And when the effort was
made to sidetrack or hOOdwlnk the body
the trickster was thrown down stairs.
rhe controlling sentiment was this: we
want relief, we demand relief and We
will have relief II we have to wipe both
old parties out Of existence to get IL.
The critical time has now come with
the Alliance and all similar organizations.
Will they remain true TO their vows 70
stand by and help one another, or are the
old political party ties the strongprH To
be loyal TO the old party, controlled a. IL
Is by monopoly, is TO be a traitor to our
country. To be loyal to the reforms we
demand and to the method we have
adopted to carry them out is to be q pa
triot Choose ye this day which course
YOU will take.-Fort Worth Advance
(TtT.)
The advocate., 1892-03-16
NOMINATIONS.

LINCOLN, Kas., March 2. 1892.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-I vote: For gov
ernOr, P. P. Elder; lieutenant governor,
A. N. Wilmington. Fratprnally,
HENRY DICK.
The advocate., 1892-03-16

CTRCLEvILLE, Kan, March D, 1917.
EDITOR ADvoCATE:-I rise TO nominate
John F. Willis, of jefferson county, for
Congressman from the First Congress
sIonal district Of Kansas.
7 Fl REED
The advocate., 1892-03-16

Any one sending US ten names and O.
for The ADVOCATE until November 10,
1892, win receive q copy free until that
date.
The advocate., 1892-03-16
HueoToN, Kan, Mach 8, 1892

EDITOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS your
generous offer of the use Of your columns
for naming candidates, 1 now Offer as
the peoples nominee the name OF Jerry
Simpson, to be his own successor to Con-
gress from the big Seventh district, and
would respectfully refer the people TO
his Congressional record. I pledge my
myself TO withdraw the name should he
fsil to keep the record good.
Yours respectfully,
The advocate., 1892-03-16

combine aud the decay Of the United
States Senate. We know you editors are
hampered; thls 10 notice to the owHeFs.
Alliance organs please notice and copy.
The Oc0IG Demands (FlG.)
The advocate., 1892-03-16
~ 'AO AO@OA0 oVA'
Yours respectfully,

M II. DREW.
P.s.-The Ulysses Tribune (R"publl-
csn) has changed hands. Henceiorrh il
will be edited by j. H. Lu,as In the In
crest Of the Peoples party principles.
One by one they come out Of darkness
into light A. H. D.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
County Superintendent

Flour Is down 20 cents and C. NJ. Lee
has marked the price OF all grades Of
flour to correspond.
W. H Sanders always carries large
stock of the best grades OF -four and feed
and he proposes to sell it at as reason
able a price us any other first grade
goods can be had for.
The state convention of the peoples
party will be held at Pueblo on May Is.
On that occasion the Santa Fe route
will sell tickets at one fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May l6 and II,
good returning until May %.
At T. l. Denny's White Horse feed
and sale stable horses will receive espe-
pecial attention and care. A few saddle
horses will lie kept for the use Of the
public. And the model standard bred
stallion Bashaw Chief will be found for
a limited number OF mares at greatly
reduced rates.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAs, Mary R. Hyles by her ssrssin n.,a.
w deed of trust dated the urst dsi "i 80
Der. A. b. issS and rceordcd t,e IN "a -
in the Rscorder's Office in and tor toses
County, Colorado, granted and eonssyea -
6eonec H. Hob~on IN trust 20 sees ~, IL h.,,inr
even date Herewith payable To the ofars IT, q -
K Hamlin for the principal sum ot NV hult %
drea ,ioflar~ with interest thereon AT tah ~
ernt per annum and due Oetotrr lst, lsso. ne
follo~ins described property situate n "
Coanty 81 Pro~crs and State OF 'oiofAh"'
I,ot number four (ll and Ave tsl IN ss'etion
number thirty lB) Of Township nuinocr tN"n.s
two (t-) south. Rsns- number iorty-t 80, ~,
We,t of the oth 7. NJ containing - Ana A-is.
ACRES C;oyrrnment survey, and dbl -tipnlsts ht.n
xrr,-s that IN case Of default IN pA1 usrnt 81 sAi
note amy part thersot the ~hoie sum u pa
interest the timo Of sale should ~ "nee
come doe and pay able and said premises !" o.
WHfkr,., default hs. b---a made 10 the pay,
nent ,,f said principal and interest," as ~ saii
decd provided In consequence sherrc, The le. a
holder al said note has applied 70 the unhers
signed ta scn said premises as b, sAid deed
Nov TuKHkSoEk. I. G~orss II. Hoh.on.
trust.-, ia said des-i by virtnc of the I-s-cr
ysstsd in me therein and IN pursuance aisd N
etrcution therr-of and at the request OF the
legal holder Of said no;e and tor the pnrp-'sc ot
nayiux aid principal sum and intersst and coat.
and erp~u.e- OF this trust do hereby give thirt1
days notice that viii On
SATURDAY. THE sisT DAY OF MAY. A D. iss',
at two O'Clock p. m. At the County glsrk ;
olisc dooE in the County o. frogsfs ssd otais
-e- above describcd and all the right. title,
benefit and equity ot rvdeing,ion Of the sAid
for ~ the highest and b,,st psieo tie same viii
'''"S :" sSoRsE II HosspS.
Lamar, Coloraao. April 18th. Is9.-
First Insertion April Is. Iss-.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
Railroad Rieh. OF Way.

County Attorney Traxler has investi.
gated the matter of the extent OF the
Pueblo and Arkansas Valley railroad
IA. T. & S. FL right Of way through
Prowers county.
He finds that the company has right
of way OF two hundred feet in width,
being one hundred feet on each side OF
the center line of the road. This was
granted under the provisions of the right
Of way act OF March, 1876, and wac ap-
proved by the Secretary of the Interior
on November q, 1876.
This is OF importance to parties own
ing lands through which the railroad
passes, and it will cut quite figure in
the matter OF taxation. Heretofore taxes
have been collected on all but one hun
dred feet in width of such land, when in
fact reduction of two hundred feet
should have been made
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
Do You Want Cold.

Cripple Creek is not health resort.
1t is a wealth resort Quite difference.
Location near Pixies Peak in Colorado.
Gold, bright, yellow gold is found at
grass roots and in the rock foIpation-
Reliable experts claim this is to-day
the richest camp in Colorado. Assays
average 800 per ton, and have run as
high as 5000 One hundred people n
day are now rushing to Fremont, chief
town of the district.
The chance of lifetime, is worth look
ing after. You can get there quickly
and comfortably by taking Santa Fe
route. Only line with no change OF cars
from Chicago, Kansas City and other
principal cities to Florissant, nearest
railroad station, with daily stages to
Fremont.
(. Inquire of local ticket agent, Santa Fe
route, about rates and service.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
TRUSTEES SALE

nEFAULT having been made in the payinrn,
~ of certain promis-ory note executed by
Micheai J. Rogers for the princtfsi sum oi
order Of Hayden and Diekinson, and secured By
"a certain decd Of trust. cxecuted by sad
Michesl J. Rogers on the 18th day Of November
A. ID. lss7 and recorded on the Ind day OF DE
ceulbcr. A. ID. lss7, in Book at Page ~. and
rs-recoried the slst day d January, A. ID;
isSs in B.-ok at PAGE SIS Of tltc records OF
Bent County. State OF Colorado. public noties
il hereby given that the undersigned. Job a.
Cooper, in case Of his death resignation, ~
moyal from the City of lenycr, or failure TO act
or other inability. then the undersirned- W m.
X. Burchineil. sheriff OF Arapshs-e County
successor in trust in said decd II trust men.
toned. will. by virtue and under tie Io~er and
authority of said deed nf trust and f,r the puF-
l-isc therein mentioned sell at pntlie auction
at the fremont Street door Of the toart House
in the County of AraI.ahoc, state OF Colorado.
at the hour OF twelve (i.l o'clock noon. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE. A. ID. isss..
the property conveyed in said decd VI trust. de
scribed follows. to-vit: The southwest
quarter (sw h of Section four ~ in Township
twenty-four l.tl South, Esner forty~ix tbl
West, with all water sht- t-longinS TO said
lands and all and singular the privileges and
appurtcnancc~ thereto belonging. sitnste IN the
County of Pro~ers, formerly part Of the
County OF Bent and STATE uf Colorado.
JOB A. COOPER, TRUSTEE.
Nm. X BU Rt'IIINELL.
Sheriff Of Arapahoc County. succt--or IN Trust
First insertion May II, 1851
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
Memorial Services.

Memorial services will be held at the
NJ. E Church on Sunday, May q. All
veterans are requested to meet at the
hall of Kit Carson Post at $50 a. m. Of
that day. The Womenis Rslief Corps
Sons of Veterans and the various civic
organizations and citizens Of Lamar are
invited to participate in the services
The Cactus club is specially invited tc
furnish music for the occasion.
Il. l.. DENNY,
SII-,s MARTIN,
WM. CuMMISGs,
COMMITTEES.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
commissioners' Proceed,nes,

The commissioners found some Other
business, besides allowing the usual
claims last Saturday.
General Road Overseer Mcdowell was
instructed TO repair the road under
the Bed Rock fiume. south of town
He was also ordered to notify the super,
intendent of the KY canal to build a
bridge, over said canal, on the a l run
ming north and south just east OF
Carlton.
to take the school tax case of district
No. 18, to the Court of Appeals.
The sheriff was authorized to secure
extradition papers and bring t. H. Cecil
to Colorado, and execute the capias is
sued by the district court.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
For Your Comfort.

Travellers to and from Utah viii bs
pleased to learn that Pullman palace
sleepers now run through, daily, withou,
change, between Chicago and Ogden
over Santa Fe, Colorado Midland and
Rio Grande Western lines-west bound
via Colorado Springs, and east bound
via Colorado Springs and Denver.
The true scenic route; plenty OF time
to see Manitou and vicinity.
Double daily passenger service be.
tween Denver and Ogden.
Inquire OF nearest Santa Fe ticke,
agent, for rates, sleeper reservations, etc
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
Comm, 1hro. the Rxa-

John Hess has secured the exclusive
local agency for this county for Dale,
mand and Co.'S Cream Pure Rye. This
Rye has become famous for its absolute
purity. nutritive value, smooth taste and
delicious bouquet. 1t is good for weak
lungs. standard remedy for La Grippe
and a stimulant for impaired constitu.
tions. 1t does not rasp or scald the
throat ard stomach, nor cause nausea,
dizziness and headache,
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
n office.

LAMAR, CoLo., May 1lth, 1892
The regular quarterly examination of
teachers will be held at Granada and in
the county school room on the second
floor of the court house at Lamar, May
27th, 1892. Applicants must provide
themselves with pen aud ink or lead
pencil. Paper will be supplied by the
superintendent Applicants will be
present promptly at 8 o'clock.
ARTHUR f. CRAWFORD.
County Superintendent
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
May VALLEY.

NsorreSpnAdenoe-
FaIDAY, May 1lth, 1892
Range stock continues to annoy, but
will not be long, as the round up time is
near.
George Woods is rapidly recovering
from erysipelas induced by felon on
his thumb
Sabbath school is held at the school
house at o'clock p. IN. instead OF 10
o'clock a m. as formerly.
A sister of James Wells arrived from
Iowa few days ago. She will assist
Jim in housekeeping this season.
A larger acreage to corn is being
planted than usual Listing is the man
ner in which it is being done. We think
it is the plan for raising corn.
The Lamar register., 1892-05-14
ARE YOU HUNGRY
FOR A HOME?

ARE YOU HUNGRY
FOR A HOME?
If so, write to Geo. T. Nicholson
G. P. & 7. A., A. r. & S. F. r. r.,
Topeka, Kansas, for copy Of new
edition of Oklahoma folder, con-
tanning full account of Cherokee
Strip and Chickasaw Nation.
DO YOU WANT
SOME YELLOW GOLD?
1t can be easily obtained in the
new mining camp of Cripple Creek,
Colorado, near Pixies Peak, direct.
ly reached VIA Santa Fe Route.
The sensation OF 1892.
ARE YOU THINKING
OF GOING EAST?
The Democratic Convention at
Chicago, June Dist, and the Ma
tional Educational Association
meeting at Saratoga July 10Th. af-
ford good chances to buy reduced
l rate tickets via Santa Fe Route.