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THE ADVOCATE. 13 V y 1 OFFICIAL DMEOTORY. NATIONAL FAllMKir.H' ALLIANCE AMD INDUSTRIAL UNION. PrenMent I.. I- Polk. Waiihlriulon. IV C Vino Prcnldeut....B. II. Clover. Cambridge, Kan. Hwrctary J. II. Turner, Watttilnnton, l. c. iretuuror u. v. iiiekinan, Puxlco, mo. Ixlnrir It,.n T..rr.,l VJunlitn.rf.iM 111' b.ireuiino Connrti-Thrco years, U. A. I'attyi Mwron, Mlis; two years, Iaii McCracken, , Am.; one year, j'.van .ones, imimw, re. blircuJivt I'ummttUt-i', W. Mvune. Wash IriKton, 1). P.; Alono Wardall, Huron, Houth i mania; j, r. unman, raimetto, Tcnn. KANSAS r A It MICKS' ALLIANCK AND INDUSTUIAt UNION. President II. II. Glover. Cambridge, Kan. vice rrciiiueni w. n. mamo, Anemia, nun Htvretary J. II. French, Hutchinson, Kan Treasurer H. Paufrhman, liurrton, Kan (hapluln I. I'. Went, Patterson, Kan. IM-turi-r K. A. Dickinson, M'r1dcn, Kan. Ass't lecturer.... Van It. Prather, Neutral, Kan. Doorkeeper J. 1C. William, Itcntlcy, Kan. Ass't Doorkeeper.. .A. W. Taylor. Newton, Kan. Hcrii'tatarm I.. K. Iloyt, Dexter, Kan. Iluslnesi Aent G. A. Tyler, Topeka, Kau. NTANPINO COMMITTItKH. Jiullfidry Committer. J. Adklns, liurrton, Harvey county; K. 0. Caldwell, llalstead, Han voy county; V. A. Nelson, C'orbln, rted,jwlck county. FltuiiifA-J. V. ftemlck, H.ilstend. Harvey coumy; ii. i;. niniui, iienuey, mccjkwicK county; J. K. True. Newman, Jefferson county. IliMirtlnf ''rustWs II. H. Clover, Cambridge; J. II. French, Hutchinson; 8. J. Adklnrt, Purr ton: K. C. Caldwell, mislead; W. A. Nelson, C'orbln. lnmrHMM. Ilaiiuhman, Hurrton; B. M. Bcott, McPhcrson; A. W. Hmlth, McPhcrson. frintino, -1". H. MaxNon, K.mporla; A. K. Dickinson, Merblen: S. Mcljillln, Topek. Is(lUIitun.M, II. M.ukham, Constant; A. W. Hmlth, McPhcrson; Kdwln Hnydor, Oska loosa. KANSAS ALLIANCK ICXC1IANOK CO. HOAKD Or DIKKCTOUH. President O. II. Penson, Haven, Kan. Vice 1'reKldent.. ..f.K.P.House, Cloverdale, Kan. Secretary II. W. Handusky, Topeka, Kan. Treasurer I,, r. KIiik, Topeka, Kan. Kdwln Snyder, OMkaloosa, Kan. Krrrutlve Commit te.- P. Klnp", ch.ilnrtan, Tannehlll; A. W. Hayes, Topeka; F. I Ilalley, CallHta. JU(Mirv Cinnmittf.fi. A. V. llayen, II. W. Sandusky, h, P. Klna, Topeka. liitHlneHH AffentC. A. Tyler, Kansas City, Mo Live Htoek Commission Agent Kdwln Nuyder, Btock Yards, Kansas City, Kan. drain CoinmlNNlon Merchants-It. K. IHkrb & Co., Kansas City, Mo. CITI7.ICNS' ALLIANCE OF KANSAS. President I). C. Zercher, Olathe, Kan. Vice rreNldent,.Ira I). Kelloj. Cohimbim, Kan. Hec'y..W. K. Kljjlitinlro, Cottonwo(Ml Falla, Kan. Treanurcr W. II. Porter, Onwcko, Kan. Lecturer s. If. Hnydcr, Kinsman, Kan. KrrnUlve Cnmmittrt,m llntrtct, John Htod dard; and dlfitrlet. K. H. Foy; :d dlntrlct, II. Hill; 4lh dlKtrlet, 0. W. MarNh, Chairman, To pekii, Kansan; flth district, A. Henouonet: cth district, W. M. Taylor; 7th dlntrlet, Mrs. M. K. IiaHO, Dclnratlon of I'urpoflnn. Whereas, Thci general condit ion of our country Imperltlvcly demands unity of action on tha part of thn lat)orln claRnei, rcfiirniatton in economy, ' and tho dissemination of Drlnclnles bent caleu- bited to cneoura and fosU'r agricultural and mechanical pursuits, cncouraKln tho tolling masses-leadlnK them In the road of proRjrlty, and providing; a JtiNt and fair remuneration for labor, a lust exchano for our commodities, and tho best means for securing to the lalorliiK classes the KrcaU'st amount of kimmI; wo hold to the principle) that all monopolies are dangerous to the best Interest of the country. tendlitK to ensiave a iree peopio ani Ruovert and finally overthrow the treat principles purchased by the fathers of American liberty. We therefore adopt the following as our declaration of principles: 1. To IalKr for the education of the agricul tural classes in the science of economical govern ment lu a strictly non-iwirtlNun spirit, and to bring aouut n more peneci union or sain Classes. I. That we demand equal rights to all and ipe- cuii liivnri w noun, 3. To Indorse the motto i "In tilings essential, unity ; and In all tilings, charity." 4. To develop a bet ter state mentally, morally, socially and financially. 5. 'lo constantly strive to Beetire entire har mony and good will to all mankind, and brotherly hiyo nuioiiK onrdeiven. 6. To suppress personal, local, sectional and national prejudices; all unhealthy rivalry and all clOsh ambition. 7. The brightest Jewels which It garners are wie wars or wmows ana nrpnans, ana its unpera tlve commands are to visit the homes where lacerated hearts are bleeding; to assuage the sufferings of a brother or a sinter; bury the dead, care for the widows and educate the orphans; to exercise charity towanln- offenders, to construe words and deeds In their most favorable light, granting honesty of purpose and good Intention to others, and to protect the Interests of the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union until death. Its laws are reason and equity, Its cardl ' nal doctrines Inspire purify of thought and life. Its Intention Is, "On earth, peace, and good will to men." OFFICIAL. Hutchinson, September 12. Editor Advocate: Since the county presidents adopted the now famous In gallu resolution' the party bouses and the party prtwa of the state have been Indus triously circulating the statement that the alliance is rnpidly losing its members and that its power as an organization is broken. A compariwon of the reports of county secretaries for the quarters ending March 31st and June 30, gives interesting infor mation in thin respect Seventy-throe county organizations re ported March 81st, showing a gala in membership for that quarter of 23.000, Now there are one hundred and one counties organized and the reports show a gain in nittmberuhip of ovor 40,000 for tho second quarwr of the year. Thia oominir immediately after th pannage of the fatal (?) "Ingmll renolution maiioa It very Uilcult for one to ace th 'killing'' effect of that resolution upon me organization. In fiict, tho alliance Is In better condi tion than ever bofore. Reports of new organizations are coming in daily, and letters from oflleers and members In all arts of the state rejort contitant aeo8 flions and unbounded enthuHiaara among our members. The only lots of power noticeablo is that of the bonnes and political tricksters, lours fraternally, J. 11. FltlCNCIt. Secretary P. & U A. of Kansan. Hon. John G. OtU Appointment. Hon. John G. Otis, candidate of the people' party forOngrep,Blathe Fourth district, will speak at the following places during the campaign: COKKKY COUNTY. Lebo, Oct. 23. Waverly, Oct. 21. Lolioy, Oct. 25. G It KEN WOOD COUNTY. Kuroka, Oct. 27. LYON COUNTY. Emporia, Nov. 1. OHAOK COUNTT. Hcranton, Oct. 20. Hrown's Grove, Oct. 21. Melvern, Oct. 22. WABAUNSEE COUNTY. Harveyville, Oct 29. WabaunHoe, Oct. 80. Alma, Oct 31. Local committees are oxoected to make all necesHary arrangements and papers published in the district friendly to the cause are roquonted to pnblltth the above, UlIARLRH W. MAKHH, Chairman Cong. Com. Hon. II. F. Foster's Appointments, Oct. 17, raxlco. 1H, Alma. 20, Itaxter Springs. " VI, Oswego. " 'II, Columbus. " 23, WlchlU. FREE HOMES For a million more people along the urear. isortiicrn luuiway liih! in North Dakota and Montana. Write K. I. WllITNKV, (1. V.ik T. A., (1 N. Ky.,Nt. I'aul, Minn. OUM KLASTIO ltOOFINO KKLT costs only I'J.oo er loo square feet. Makes a good roof for years, and anyone can put It on. Send Blamp iur Biuiipiu Him iun particulars. CUM ELASTIC ROOFING CO., 39 k 41 West Broadwiy, New York. IWLocal Agents Wanted. To sell the G runner and Farm ers' Alliance itMlg. (jold Hate, Hard Knamel, lust out, Send 2fi cents for sample and wholesale price. Address JEWELRY M'F'Q CO., Providence, R. I 18 Custom House Ht. I'lease mention this paper. TT7ICIIITA AND HOUTHWESTKItN KHN NKLS 1). T. flJfOKK, Verlnary Hurgeon, proprietor. No. m H. WlchlU Mt., (L 11. 684), niciuui, as. ureetier or imponeu Dogs, Jon burg. Ht. IJernards, Newfoundlands, itngllsh Coaches, German, Engllnh and Irish Pointers, Great Dane or German Dogge. English Mastiffs, Hull Terriers and I'mrs. Vox llniinds. Iatvpi iui Hmall Illack-and-Tans, Irish Betters, King Charles. Cocker and Japanese Spaniels. English nuejMierus, ncoicn lerners, Jiairiess Mexicans, 1'iHMlles and others alwavs on hand. AddreNH with stamp. Mention Tun Advocatk, HENRY & CO., DRALKKS IN Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. FINE BUGGIES, R00FIXG, SPOUTING. ETC. Universal Btoves and ranires a sie laltv. Our prices are as low as the lowt. We cordially In vite you to call on us while In tho city. 843 lianas Ave., North Topelut, K. Mention tills paper. For Handmade Farm Harness ADDRESS 0SCAE KKAUSS, Jobber tnd Manufacturer ol isddlsry Goods No. 224, Xsnsss Aisnus, Topeka, Kansas. Special attontlon elven to mall orders. Ian or small, for anythlnrt hi thellneof 8addlery, leath er. Wax, Thread, Needles. Awla, etc. BMW wuat jou want and I furnish prices. KANSAS PUBLISEilHG SSSySfi. ritlNTINO, 1'UllLISIIINa AND BINDING. CLIFFOED C. BAKER, Prop., - Topolca, Kan. THE UON ROARS ! most cordially Invite the farmer and his friends to call and Insect our large and well se lected stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Gents' Eurtilshlojr Goods, etc., etc. Our sUx k has bwn select ed with great care. We can guarantee prices the lowest lu the city. Mall orders promptly attended to. THE LIOH, 112 E. Cth St., Topeka, Kan. DATCI!TC Obtained In the lilted States, Ganada and all foreign countries. Of-tf-X I C-IM I O H''lal Gaette of the Tatent omen received week fy, and all patent laws " ' hand and free for consultation to clients The largest and best s- lecU-d ratont Library west of Washington,!) ('., enibracliig a complete list of all patents 1m.iu1 from the organization of the nic, ITM, to the picMeut time. llrjrctcil (Vwcn, Aii'iil. Ui tivtu, Civtt.Aijnmriila, tWfftUd CiwtM, Ih'Mjn Patent, Trade Mark, lAihrlH, (,V;i htii, litierftrrwc aiul Infringement a atteiidel to with skill and fidelity by JAME3 O. YOUNQ Attorney at fjkw. Notary Public, Solicitor of Patents, and United States Glaln Agent onlce, Kooms ', 0J ami U4 Hall lluildlng, uth and Walnut Streets, TKUti'UUNKlH1.".!. KanaiM Clly, Mo. wmm HESSE & CO., OOMMID3ION, 117 M. MAIN St., ST. LOUIS, UO. Reference: Third National Hank, St, Louis. lhlU THE 1 and Savo Middle Profits I FHTAItUHIIRU IN 1M7J. 200 ACRES OF CHOICE TREES AND PLANTS Suited to Kansas and ready to sell. STOCK TRUE TO NAME. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Ijtruo stook of Forest Seedlings at low rates, and to rcinwmul1il mutton m ttmn Prrna.u.n,i at once beforo rush of delivery. Semi for catalogue, Address, CRETE NURSERIES, or E. F. STEPHENS, Crete, Neb. PIcaso mention Tint Advocatk when you write CLEMENTS & CHAFFEE. Clothing, flats ai Ms Furnislilngs ! Positively tho largest clothing establishment In tho state. NO TRASH ! NO SHODDY! Kvcrv garment guaranteed as renresentod. The best made clotblmr In tho cltv or itnt.v Vmm f 10.00 Null up to the llnest made Overcoats V.M to the best made. Give us a call and you will be easily convinced that we are Just what we represent ourselves to be-tho I.AltGktfT anil hkmt Clothing House tn the west. CLEfyiENTS & CHAFFEE, American Clothiers and Men's Outfitters, llcmfliiilicr tho NuiiiImt. 023 & 027 KANSAS AVIS., TOPKICA. Please mention Tnic Auvooatr when you call. J. TZ. OITJJ33, ATTORNEY AT LAW Sedgwick Block, WICHITA, KANSAS. Alliance business especially solicited. Mention Tub Advocatk. r -!tw. ' I IIMWI'I Please mention lu Advocatk. mmmmm iliiil iJtufrh'tTf i''-Ti' in 1 i i-mj IS THE BKST MICDICINK for the irencral ailments of Horses. Cattle. Jloirs and Sheep. They purify the blood, prevent and cure disease. Honest and reliable, In honest packages; used and warranted for over twenty years. Lvcryone ownlnn a horse or cattle should Klve It atrial. Made by Kmmkkt Phoi'Iiiicta ii y Co., Chicago. Hold by all druggists. PERFECTION IN BOAD CARTS I Pat. Oct. in, mm. Also m'fs of HiirkIon, Carrtnet and Cutters. Write for Catalogue. Mentloa Akvcmtatk. OBorOM CARRIAGE CO., Groton, Tompkins Co., N.Y. Parlor Shoe Store 818 Km. Ave., North Topeka, Carries a full line of LADIES' AND GENTS' StosJooMun Alio closing out ft stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hoavy Undarwear and Glovoo it Cost. G. 7. PETR0, Prop. Ticaso mention Tux Advocate.