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Der Golu mbuS Eaa.


Dis 8orbsrsitunsen fdr bic Seier bieies
Cages iinb nun 70 aismIit poaenbet, bod
baben mir nidt 2aum fiir baS eanae
Prosramm.
Sobn 4nnemann ipirb am Sreitas nit
Sonnenaufsans cine Salute bon A
8ancneniddHen abfsusrn, bann nm 1.30
NadmittasS tpieber A ShIiie (bon
benen Der erfte baS 3eiden fir ben Bes
einn ber Parabe iein tpirb) unb Inn Son.
nenuntersans tperben IL SdIiie abses
feuert.
Mapor SeloipS beri1tete, bab allen
Mn3sidsn nad 10000 psrionen an Der
1arabe tbcilnebmen tperben, barunter
ettpa 10000 S1uIfinber. Die 8Ieinen
iperben 10 gut alS tbunIid einsrer3irt unb
idmmtlih Nbsei9en traesn. glud tpers
ben sabIrei&s Banner in Der Yroseiiion
iein.
Die 8iirser finb sriudt. @sfdSftS.
bduier unb BObnunsen mad W6sli&feit
3u bsforiren, um gum aasemeinen grfOlss
bei3utrasen.
SHE tpeit lid Der pIan ausfibren
labt, entIans Der Maridroute fir bic
S&ultinber grfriidunsen au beforsen.
mub Der @rfoIs Iebren; mo eS tbunIi&
1T, ioIlten mebrsre Ha4barn auiammen
seben unb tpsnisitens fir @etranfe.
frii&es Waier uno 2imonabe, ioreen,
iid aud nit Trinfbedern Uerieben.
Da Der 81. Oftober gum seiebIiden
Seiertase seitempelt 1T, 10 iperbeu ale
Bureaus i'm @eridtssebdube, bic Ban.
fen, ba8 Boitamt uno antere @eihdfte
sei6lonsn iein. Man periorse iih bess
balb Gags 3upor nit alien 9lbtbisen.
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@apne Gpuutp.

= Gum Gibsrmadsn bats in 8apns
@ountp Mepfel 8enus seseben, aber bic
WinterapfeI iinb idIs6f Ssratben.
Batrid Nsarp besins DonnerItas
Nadt i'm @abne County @efdnsnib
SeIbitmorb. Gr mar einise Sage supor
bonn @eri6t idulbis befunben iporbsn
bes Trasens psrborsener Waffen uno
bes S9iebens aul 1bOmas Sinnertp,
nit Der Ibiidt 3u tboten.
- @ebr. 8ab baben Dor einiser 3eii
baS @ebdube sefauft, in peIdem Serr
2eopoIb Siirtb feline @irtbiduft unb Der
Mannerhor iein 2ofaI bat. Serr Siirtt
bat nun baS Sartuns @ebdube. neben
benz Dittrid gisentbum, semietbst unb
tpirb feline @irtbibaft babin berIeeen.
tpdbrenb Der Wdnnrdor ii9 i'm sipeiten
Stodperfe bausIid einridtet.
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$50 faufen ben SseG Sppe 0Sriter
nit 7s gbarattsrsu. unp SIS fir ben Gins
fadben SSen, mt Der Sarantie' before
arbsit su tbuu, pie irseno cine @ai6ine.
Sie perbinbet ginfa1beit nit 0auerbsftig
f,it. Sdneaisteit. reidtisteit Der Operation
nnS bdIt LANCER cbne @eparatnr aus. aIs IT.
aeno cine anoere @aidine. seln 5arbenbano
Hart ben Sperateur. Sie 1T bibid. fompaft
nidsI.pIaitirt, perfect unO allen GrlOroerniffen
euipredleno. 8ic cine 0ruderpreiis proouiirt
fie Elm renes. IelerIides @anuieript. 9Iusi
ODER sebn SyempIare t0nnen auf einmal &C.
mat,t merben. Sr9enb cine inteaisente @er.
ion taun iid gum Spe ateur in apei 9a9sn
ausbiloen. 8ir offsriren $1,000 irgeno
euem Operatsur, Der 10 pieI Ieliten fam. wie
Die boppelte Soell
3uperIdif9e a9enten nno gerfGufer percen
perIan9t uno Sdnolern ipe3ielle Sortbeile &C..
aebeu. Sur 9amphlete uno &eferenjen penos
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QBie er3ielt man faftisen Sd,in'
feu4

Wir ipolIen bas @ebeimnib unieren
Sausfrauen berraiben: Der Sbinfen
tpirb balb mad bem SdIa&ten nod in
bIuttparmem 8uitanb l Stunbe lang
tadtis bon allen Ssitsn nit elmer
Mii&uns bon 80 1bsilsn SaIs. l
1beil ialpstsriaurem 8aIi unb l 1beil
sefobsnsm 8uder einserisbsn une "a
Stanbsn lang in cine S4dfsI selest,
hoo man Jpn bss 5fteren nit Der entites
bsnbsn SIaffsieit iibersisbt. 0a&
8erIauf Der aneesebensn 9eit trcdnet
man Jpn sebSris ab, beitreut ibn bid
nit RoessutIsis. umipideIt ibn nit faus
bsrem ipsibsn Papier unb bdnst ibn
bann in mdbissn Naud. Gin berarti8
serdu4erter Sdinfen IN garter, iaftieer
unb ipoblIdmedenber aIs ioIde Waare.
ipslds Der Sdnearau&eruna untertpor'
fen tporbeu if.
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0eriht tlihe8.

8or 3idtsr @dnfer ipurbe am sreitas
Der 9rOaeB sesen ben SIotpaden Sames
Grodio perbanbeIt, ber anseflast mar.
an isiner lliabrisen 1odter Mnnis glotb.
au4t besansen Su baben. Die 8ertbeis
bisuns iudte au beipeiien unb Der Mnss'
tlaste beidnor, bas Mdbden nur fur
llnseborfam sesadtist su baben.
Ser Broseb seeen Srau Dli6aeI @als
ter bon Yetersburs. bic ais Difentlide
3anterin ansefIast mar. fam am Sreitas
nit ibrer Sreiiprsduns au @nbe, bod
mub iie bic Soften besabIen. Sin DrittsI
Der 8emobner bon petersburg iparen i'm
@eridtsiaaIe antpeienp.
Ser Slopads Godro ipurbe am Sam.
flag f4ulbis befunbsn uno erbaIt iein
Strafmab am nddfen Samtag.
Y. 8. 2oonS tpurbe am Samtas tpe'
gen llnteridlasuns auf 3tpei MniIaeen au
elmer @eiammtitrafe bon l8 Mpnaten
@efansnib unb 5000 Strafe perurtbeilt,
unb 8ihter @lnfer bsbauerte, Jpn nidt
na4 benz 3udtbaufe ienben su fbnnsn.
Die atpeite Dode beS Oftobsr grimi,
nalseridtes ipurbe am Wontas erbffnet.
&i4ter Connolly tpirb i'm SauptiaaIs,
3idter @iiniter I'M 3immer SO. Q ben
0oriit fibren.
Drei febIenbe @efdporene purbsn am
MOntas um is $50 beitraft.
8or &idtsr Gonnollp ipurbe Der gro.
seb sesen Sbiparb asnp sr5ffnet, tpeldsr
ansefIast mar, tpdbrenb zines Streites
in Dtinoofa benz Sames 6. Wadin Elm
Bein eebroden 3u baben. Die @ef6po,
renen ipraden Elm M4tidulbis aus.
MidaeI Sniit bon DIb Sorae mar
nidt 70 sIddIid, bsnn bic @ei eidporenen
fanben Jpn iduIbis zines Ansriifes auf
Utitael 2ufatd. Ser &idter perur.
tbeilte ibn in bic 8ofen, s25 Strafe unb
brei Monate @efanenib.
Clifton 8eane, tpeIder aIs Solicitor
Der 6. &obinipn 8rauerei unteridIaa.
unsen i'm 8etrase bon 800 beaanaen
bate. befannte iid iduIbis unb Ri&tsr
@dnfer perurtbeiIte ibn in 81 Strafe,
bic &oitsn unb go Gage @efdnsnib.
Gin Nidti9uIbis bradten bic Sc.
i4porenen fiir Sobn 2etpis Elm, ipeId5er
eineS ginbrudsberfu1es in bic Sdub.
ma6erperfitdtts bon Safob 8. Rartin
mbo PoIiaei6ef ansefIast mar.
abiaIom Mrnolb bsfannte fit Der De.
iertion idulbis, unb ipa Iaut rlrtbeiI bes
@eri6ts ieiner 5rau monatIib S25 Be.
sab!en unb $1,000 8iirsf6aft fiir grfGa.
uns bes SprudeS iteqen.
gines ansriffes auf feline ssrau tpurbs
Ibomas Sobsion freiseipro1en, aber Der
Deiertion iduIbis befunben; er iol bers
leIben Sl5 ben Wonat bssabIsn.
Gessn Srau SuIia Tbomas mar bon
Der 9oIisei bic AnfIase etboben tporben,
bab iis an Centre StraBs Elm unorbent.
Ii6es Saus sebaItsn babe, es srfoIste
aber ibre Sreiiprehun8.
Die @sf&porenen erfIGrten eyuIia
Ibomas am Dienitas fur ni9t iduIbis,
fe iol iebod bic Rotten besabIen.
Sobn 8anDpfe befannte ii1 auf brei
9lnilasen, stpei fur Giubrud unb cine fdr
DiebtabI, iduIbia. Sc tpurben ibm aus
iammen finf Sabre 5u6tbaus unb $500
Strafe unb Rotten ;uoiftirt.
MihaeI Seffers bat benz Dr. Saggertp
cine 8uffaIspede sefoblen. Ssin Straf,
mab Iaatete auf s25 Strafe, Rotten unb
5 @Onats @sfdnsnib.
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Wiliam Dean tpurbe ipesen @inbru68
q e. T. Il -

WiIIiam Dean tpurbe ipesen Ginbru6S
3u einem Sabr @efdnsniB berurtbeilt.
@eeen bic Der 8oobIerei ansefIasten
Stabtratbe, beren Broaeb porfommen
ioate, 1T bis iebt nod nidts eefdeben.
Sbre Sade liest gang in ben Sdnben
bes Mbbofaten gbmaros.
Dem llnfus bsS observation-disclosures
i'm @eridtSiuaIe sebenft &idter Connolly
Elm gnbe su MAIDEN unb pirb on oem er'
iten S9ulbisen Elm @rempeI itatuiren.
Mud in ben Gourtbaussdnsen ioate es
perboten iein.
Cine @ode Ireument @eridt besinnt
nddhen Montas uno eS iinb 103 Sale
auf benz 8eraeidniB. Cine sanSe Mense
bon SdeiounsstIasen Iiesen bor.
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SauSbGltertu aeiudbt.

Gin Bitiper nit einem Sobn iudt cine
SausbaIterin bon 1915 Sabren; cine quite
@slessnbet fur bic ridtise Rsrion uno 9uten
9obn. Blu erfrasen 80 1042 SapIor auenus,
3miiden uno llbr abencs. 39ba
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Mntbracitc y. itno u. 81.

Die iabrli9e @erlammIuus Der NfticnGrs trs
pbtssn 8ntins CUR gSabl Spn 9samisn nne
bret Dirsftcren pirb abssbaItsn In er Office
no. 652 gsbar slcsnue, am
Wfontae, 81. Sftober 1892.
Die Habl II Oien ppn bis $50 gtenes.
SIN slufirag bes prGiiSentsn,
M42.2 Safpb j. MILLER, Ctr.
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Gtore 225 Wenn apenue friiber 9ub'ids
Baderei. @obnun8 obenauf. SUITE 9ele.
senbeit fur eiilen tiidtisen 8dder. Radau.
frapen bel g. 9oren3. Ais 9adalpanna
Mpeuue.
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Neite Mmsei8en.
Gr.G.&. SbGmrat, ,
Oeuti6er 3abRar3t,

Gde @aibinstun unb 9inben StraBe.
StBt strbefiertttinfIi6e 3dbns
m 1t 8auften Elm. nm Hun,eln su snt-
ftrntn unb ben @ansen bic &unbung uup has
friI9t auslsbsn su srbalten. &shnst nt6ts fir
aus3itbsn nit @as, ipenn 3abnf befslIt ptr-
ben ttmpcrGrs @tbiTs ssisfert; 3abns refa-
rirt uub rtmOoslirt, Hsins uisbristn preif
ibsrrafdsn aas; @clh- unb anbnf 8iilIunssn
cine Spaialitat.
Or. 6. q. Sbsurat.
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MGbben perlanQt.

Gin braves RabGsu fir aGssmetne 5ausar-
belt. @utsr eObn unb 9sbpnbluns. 8rau
u. 3enfe, 2l5 penn Gpsnue.
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Bur SSabricbt.

@ir, Die uner5eidneteu Sslidtiaer bon
oem Common 9Iens Seri6t bon 9atauanna
Gountn ernarnt, I'm Die Soften unO NusIngeu
Der @ipellirung bon 8lbion strabe bon Sa.
popie Apenue CUR @aibinglon apsnue, in Der
StaOt Scranton uufjusrle9en 9ebcn biermit
@adridt DAP unisre eiite Sisuns abacbul.
ten miro an Dem Sauie bon 8rau Senls
Saa9, an Der 9iuie Der proiettIlten @iueIlir.
una am &reitas ben II OitOber 1892. um 0
llbr Morgens, I'M melde 3eit uno Ort ale
8erionen. Die in Der belngten 9ipeIIrnne ODER
Der auferIe9un9 Der Soften uno ausla9eu
oerieIben iutersiiut iino. nebft ibrtn 3euaen
eine gele9snbelt baben, 8eb0rt Su merocu,
tuenn iie Dies piiniden.
8. s. S|9onnelL)
Dennis $ 8Ode }@eitdti9er.
ebaS. &oempeLS
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gnsen s9impf,
Nrattii9er 1lbrma9er,
317 2adamanna @lbenue.

Sat tsts sinsn bibiden 8orratb bon @aub.
uno Saidenubren rb enfetten, Bufennaoeln,
@insen, Getdmeioe peridieoener art II. I. No.,
unb beoient Sunben reel unb piinttlid.
&eparatiren an Bano. uno &afhenubren,
@eidmeibe jeber art. unb ale in mein ta6
einidIasenosn Bsrridmnsen.
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Sacfamanna Sam=Nereim.
Die jGtrlide griammIuns unt 8samtrn-
pabl tsS ssnannten gsrsins pirb atfuetn am
9cnneritae, 90. Sftober 1899,
in bsm gerlammlunaslofals, 80. 429 eafa-
panna Apsnue, unp I'm bab llbr Abenes be,
sinusn.
Safpb 6. Qanes, SefrstSr.
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Scbiu abcn. 6ircbip eibe,
atssbaItsn untsr esituns bfs
S6WabiiGen llRtsFf. 8GeiRS,
Sn Der Mrbeiter Sale,
Mm Sonneritag, 20. Sfto6er.
Sausrfraut unb 9lutwurf, lcpie 3wiebsI-
fuhsn unc anesre l6wabil6e giationallpeiIen
ptrsen ben DerpSbntslfeu 8sinl6meder srfrie.
ben fslisn. 9Siirhs jeeeKsrt mad Yslisbsn.
Gintritt, so Gents jeoes Naar.
Ssbss paar il bsrs6tist su ,wei ptrtcuen
Sausrfraut sbsnic 3utritt auf ben San,bpbsn.
Ginselne Samensxitfets, 25 Ste,
nit Ssredtisuns 3u elmer Ycrticn.
Gtne ausgs3eihnete Wuiif III snga9irt, aud
tpire fur airbpeib- -ltntsrbaltuns unb SpdBs
pelhieeenfr glrt selcrst.
.3u sabIrsi6em geilGe label stn
Ittungsppa
Dds @pmite
bss SdpGbilGen llntsrif. 8srein,
The advocate., 1892-02-10
CONsUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, had
placed In HIS hands by an East india missionary
the formula Of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
powers In thousands OF cases, and desiring 10 re-
leVe human suffering, viii send free Of charge
tO all who wish Il, this receipt In German,
French or English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent By mail, By addressing,
S9o Powers Block, Rochester, New York
The advocate., 1892-02-10
Fine Playing Cards.

Send ten qO cents In stamps to John
Sebastian, general ticket and passenger
agent of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cifc railway, Chicago, Illinois, for pack
Of the latest, smooothest, slickest playing
cards you ever saw. Just the thing for
high five parties. For a SOC express
money order or postal note will send you
five packs.
The advocate., 1892-02-10
Arc You Going 81. Louis February aaq

Are You Going st. Louis February 229
If so, please send me your name and
postoff1Ce address. Also state which
route you prefer to take from Kansas
City to St. Louis, All roads east Of the
Missouri river give a one-fare rate for
the round trip.
II / find out the number that is going
in time can arrange for special car, or
a special train II enough want to go.
The railroad agents would like to know
sometime In advance what accommoda-
tions they will have to furnish. The
road receiving the highest number of
votes will be made the official route.
Let nae hear from you.
J. B. FRENCH, Secretary,
Topeka, Kansas.
The advocate., 1892-02-10
PAtAnfA.

Higdon g HigdOn, solicitors Of patents
and counselors in patent cases, 55 and
So Hall building, northwest corner Of
Ninth and Walnut streets, Kansas City,
Missouri, telephone 1919 also 36 LIE
Droit building, Washington, d. @. Keep
first-class craftsman in Office. All work
approved by inventor before It leaves for
the patent Office or money refunded.
Call or send for book Of instructions free
Of charge. Please mention this paper.
The following list Issued TO Missouri,
Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska invent
ors for the week ending February 2,
1891:
Missouri-Feed water heater and puri-
fer, F. BAuCer, ST. Louis; water motor,
l.. Beneck, Brunswick; wagon scale,
Clsyson g. Wheeler, Pleasant Hill; casting
iron pigs, ETC., ]. w. Cole, st, Louis;
automatic fluid pressure brick mechan-
ism, W. F. Forester, st. Louis; saw filing
machine, J. H. Delhi, Queen City; fold
Ing or bed lounge, 7. o. Hall, Kansas
City; temporary binder, A. A. Hunziker,
st. Louis; windmill, +. @. JRcoby, Tulip;
ironing table, B. F. Mellott, Springfield
electric elevator, A. N. Neuburger, Kan
sas City; compound pliers, F. hewitt,
Kansas City, corn pepper, G. Staley, Yer
sailleS; concrete post, ETC., o. A. Stepel,
ST. Louis; churn, A. V. Stewars, Hop.
klns; hand vice, F. J. Tomek, St. Louis;
harrow, A. @. Wlckham, Carthage.
Ksnsas-Foriner for making boxes, A.
Fogler, Leavenworth; dredge, j. H.
Kuoni, Marysvllls; brick kiln, G.. C..
Little, Vance; washing machine, W. H.
MRbee, Eskridge; pocket grip tester, @.
W. Mcclure, Kansas City; car coupling,
II. Sommerfeld, Canton.
Nebraska-Corn planter, ]. P. Allnder,
Osceola; perpetual calendar for watch
cases, F. w. Roe, Omaha.
Colorado-Screw beaded sheet metal
pipe. A. M. Southland, Denver; harness,
W. H. Violet, Grand Junction.
Trade MarkS-Whiskey, Meyers Bros.
Drug Co., st. Louis & Kansas City, Mo-;
boots and shoes, Wertheimer, Swartz &
Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Issue Of February 2, 1892-Patents,
Ala; designs, 13; trade marks, 10; total
issue, 450.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

BREEDERS DIRECTORY.

Advertisements IN thts column SC&iI be tneegte&
for 5000 per year for four tines or less, and fO0
per year for each additional lin6 Cards tnSegGed
Tor less than OBs year iDiu be charged 95 per cent
additional.
The advocate., 1892-02-10
THE sPEAKERsH1P CONTEST.
CONTINUED from first pGOs.)
our subject. The Economist says:

This seems to US to be distinction
without q difference. The Supreme
Council has said to every Allianceman
''not to vote for any candidate who does
not pledge himself to the st. Louis plat
FORM" 1t occurs to US that this would
include Alliancemen elected to Congress.
Every good, loyal Allianceman has con
formed to these instructions from the
Supreme Council. Have they not right
to expect as much from the men whom
they elect to position TO accomplish the
purposes Of the Alliance? And has not
the Supreme Council got the same right
to petition these Congressman as 1t has
to advise its lsy-membersY Again, what
Is the Supreme Council but the repre-
sentatives of the constituencies of these
same Congressman? According to the
Economist the men who acted against
the will of the Supreme Council achieved
q greater victory than that brave little
band who stood alone for the principles
embodied in the St. Louis and Ocsla
platforms, and redeemed every pledge
made by them, and carried out the in
structions of the Supreme Council. We
beg leave to differ with our esteemed
cotemporsrry here. In conclusion the
Economist adds:
When the supreme council again meets, those
Congressman who have been able to comply
with It's requests will receive due acknowledge
ment, and these who have not been able to do
so, but have nevertheless achieved great vic
tor for the principles involved, fare sumptuOusly
as well.
We hope we will not be thought inn
pertinent If we ask the Economist how 1t
knows they will Stare sumptuously ss
well?" We are certain that the people
don't endorse their action and we don't
believe the Supreme Council can be in
duced to do 80. If they do "fsrs sump-
tuously as well" 1t will most certainly be
turn of the prodigal son. OF course there
may extenusting circumstances occur
between now and then; such, for in
stance, as these gentlemen delivering the
goods they have contracted to, that Is,
downed the bosses and forced the Demo
cratic party to make the currency ques-
tion paramount issue In the campaign
Of 1892. If they don't do this then their
entering into the speakershlp squabble Is
all for naught, and is simply repetition
of the same old farce that has hood
winked the people for years. If they do
succeed in it, then we are ready to fall on
their neCks and weep for joy. But we
wager dollar to doughnut they can't
deliver the goods, and that they are the
ones that are sold. We may be dull in
comprehension, but we are frank to con-
fess that we are unable to see how we are
going to accomplish our purposes by vot- |
ing for men who are opposed to our
principles. We would q thousand times |
rather meet an open enemy than false
friend. If either one Of the old parties
advocate our principles 1t is useless
longer to sustain our organization for
political relief. If not, 1t is useless to
depend on them for the relief we ask
A good Allianceman can no more be q
good party man, unless that party Is in
perfect accord with Alliance principles,
than he can, at once, adopt both the
Christian and Mchammedan faith. Hence
The advocate., 1892-02-10


never be otherwise. But they are public
men, and as such are open to public crit
icism. In this arrsignment we do no
question the honesty of their motives
but the wisdom of their action. We de-
not believe they are able TO turn the tide
Of corruption in their party. We believe
that all such attempts to do so Is that
much time lost. We do believe that thell
action has hurt the cause Of reform n
the north and seriously disappointed
many Of their brethren In the south. We
feel that they have done just what Mr.
Hall was censured for doing last winter
when he went to Springfield, Illinois, in
the interest of Palmer. This monkey.
ing" with elections by prominent ALI
ancemen, where two thirds of the same
feather" only are interested, Is not cslcu,
lated to add much glory and dignity tC
the order. We can see where it Is posi-
BILE, by holding q balance of power, tC
turn the tide In favor of one Of the
"birds," but we fail to see where the or.
der is benefited, and 1t always leaves
room for suspicion that "boodle is at the
bottom of it." Our leaders will do well
to let other families settle their own
qusrrels and to "abstain from all appear
ance Of evil"
1t ls claimed that the action of these
Alllancemen was only q matter Of
method. Our cotemporary, the Eeono-
mist, seems to forget that the Supreme
Council has to some extent defined the
method as we'll as the principle. 1t has
stated emphatically that the way (the
method to accomplish the purposes Of
the order was "not to vote for any csndi.
date for place in our national Congress
who does not pledge himself or them
selves to the st. Louis platform" Mr.
Livingston, himself, has outlined this
method in his Ocala resolution. It is
also proper to state that the subtrea-
sury plan Is one method" of carrying
our principles into effect, and no paper ls
more persistent In requiring adherence to
this method" than the Economist. Many
good Alllancemen have been severely
criticised because they did not indorse
the sub treasury "method" of carrying
our principles into effect. We want to
be charitable, but we desire also to be
consistent. If it Is wrong for Alliance
men not to conform fully" to the sub
treasury "method" laid down by the Su-
preme Council, It is equally reprehensl-
bic to vote contrary to other methods"
advised and agreed upon by that same
council. The fact that q man Is a Con-
gresham makes no difference in the ap-
plication Of the rule. II he is q Con-
gressmsn he is only what the people
made him and Is responsible to them as
their servant. II we refrain from criti-
clsing them for their action we are only
following In the footsteps of political
parties in method which we have time
and again condemned. Whenever the
voice of the reform press can be con-
trolled by few men, or be made to con-
form its course to that of few leading
papers, we will find ourselves drifting
towards the machine policy" 80 success
fully employed by plutocracy in hood
winking the people, and our boasted In
dependence gone. The RStormer may be
wrong in making this arralgnment, but
The advocate., 1892-02-10

r A. MCCRE AIRY, EmpOrla, Kansas, mann
" moth bronze turkeys, H0lsteln cattle.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

DOME PARK HERD Poland-ChIna aud
AZ Large English Berkshire Hogs. I. A.
Hubbard, Rome, Sumner county, KAN, proprie-
tor and breeder. My herds are composed OF the
richest blood money will buy or experience
breed, with style and Individual merit. represent
Ing such families as the COrwiRg, Black Bess,
IXL.. Gracefuls and U. s. Among the Berks
shlres are the Salles, Bella n0nnas, Champions
Duchess and Robin Hood families. Pigs Of al.
ages and nearly all weights, weighing from 10 20
800 pounds each. Ten males now ready for Ger.
vice for sale. T. A. HUBBARD. Rome. Kan.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

THE KANSAS CITY HERD OF GALLO
a ways-The largest herd OF pure bred Gallo.
particulars and prices address M. r. Platt, Kan
Sas City, Missouri
The advocate., 1892-02-10

Advertisements ICill be inserted under this head
for ocnts per loord for each iilSeTtiOn, edsh n
ddUdnce.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

E1VANS BROS, Hartford, Kan, importers and
- dealers In Pure Bred Draught, Roadster and
Grade Horses. Hartford Is on NJ, X. b I, II. Re
thirteen miles southeast OF EmpOria.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

4 III. TAYLOR, Pearl, Dickinson Co., Ks, Short.
y. horns, Poland China Hogs, Bronze Turkeys.
The advocate., 1892-02-10

sUsSOarsB for TIM ADVOCATE,
The advocate., 1892-02-10

Cend q postal card 10 Bush & COhvis, MankatO,
~ Kan, for their list OF reform books.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-02

gin work on it as soon as the weather
will permit.
At the meeting of the city trustees on
Tuesday night a communication was
read from E. +. Peck of Los Angeles in
regard to usiug power from the city
water works to run an electric dynamo
which Mr.. Peck proposed to put in to
supply the city with lights, and paying
for the same by furnishing street lights.
No action was taken in the matter, as
the National Electric Manufacturing
company of San Francisco, which had
recently applied for an electric light
franchise, had not yet commenced work
on their plant.
Gerald Sandilands, brother OF F. B.
Sandilands, who recently bought the
Mccullough orange grove, north OF
town, has arrived from London and will
take up his permanent residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Thomas of Los
Angeles were down this week on visit
to friends and relatives in this city.
We have had about two inches OF rain
so far this season, one and one-half be.
ing the fall for this storm, and it is still
raining.
The city delinquent tax list was pub
lished yesterday morning in the Ca
zette. 1t contains just 40 names.