The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume], July 27, 1892, Page 13, Image 13

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THE AJDVOOA.TIS,
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ATTENTION!
People's Party Speakers Please Take
Notice.
Enterprise, Kan., July 21, 1892.
At a meeting of the state central com
mlttee, held on the 18th and 19th, It was
determined that all speaking done In the
state during the coming campaign would
be under the management of the state
committee, who will establish a lecture
bureau, embracing all speakers other
than candidates. All speakers in the
state or elsewhere who desire to work
the coming campaign will please com
municate with the undersigned at once
giving terms and particular subject
which they will discuss, length of time
they can devo-e to the campaign In Kan
sas, and give references as to their quali
fications. Jno. W. Breidenthal,
Chairman.
All People's party papers of the state
please copy.
NOTICE.
To the Members of the State Central Cora
mlttee, the Members of the Conirres
slonal Committee, and the Chairmen of
all County Central Committees of the
Seventh Congressional District.
Enterprise, Kan., July 21, 1892
At a meeting of the state central com
mlttee, held on the 18 h Inst., the chair
man was instructed to call a meeting of
the above named in each of the several
districts of the state for the purpose of
discussing ways and means of con
ducting the coming campaign. In ac
cordance with these Instructions a meet
ing is hereby called at Hutchinson on
Monday, August 8th, at 10 o'clock a. m
It is Important that every committeeman
designated above be present at this meet
Ing. If from any cause any member can
not attend he will please send a duly
authorized proxy.
Jno. W. Breidenthal,
Chairman State Central Committee.
NOTICE.
To the Chairmen of the People's Party
.County Central Committees of all Coun
ties in the Fourth Congressional Dls
trict.
Enterprise, Kan., July 21, 1892.
At a meeting of the state central com
mlttee, held on the 18th Inst, the chair
man was directed to call a meeting of
the chairmen of all county committees
members of the state central committee
members of the congressional committee
In each district In the state for the pur
pose of consulting as to the manner of
conducting the coming campaign. The
congressional committee of the Fourth
district was called to meet at Emporia on
the evening of the 3rd of August, at
which time the chairmen of all county
committees in said district are requested
and urged to be present. If you cannot
attend please send a duly authorized
proxy. Jno. W. Breidenthal,
Chairman State Central Committee.
Papers In th Fourth congressional dis
trict please copy.
Fourth District Conmlttee Meeting.
A meeting of the Fourth congressional
district committee of the People's party,
will be held at the hall over the Alliance
store in Emporia, on the evening of
August 3rd. It Is earnestly desired that
every member be present. The chair
man of the various county central com
mittees are requested to attend. Chair
man of the state committee will be pres
ent W. T. Walters, Chairman.
C. A. Yearout, Secretary.
Press of Fourth district please copy.
J. II. Foucht
Will sell you mowing machines for $42;
buggy harness for $3; buggies, road
wagons, surreys and spring wagons way
down. All other goods have been re
duced in price. Give me a call and save
money.
DILATED INFORMATION.
John Bobbit, of WInfield, Kan., writes
as follows to Father Mclntlre, of the Ar
kansas City Democrat. It Is a bit of hu
mor which all Kansas Democrats will ap
predate:
Piab Sib'ano Friend: I a mall broke up
on politics. The Demooratio contention at
Topeka indorsed the People's party tioket
from top to bottom and, after due oonsidera
tion, I concluded that it was all right, and
that it was the proper thing to do. But
after I had hung out my flag for Lewelling
and the other fellows evidence began to ac
cumulate from Republican sources that the
Democratic party had always been a party
of principles; that it had been a brave,
courageous, patriotic party; and some Re
publican papers go so far as to intimate
that the Demooratio party was loyal, and
that individual Democrats drank very little
whiskey, and never did steal a horse. No,
never! That we were good readers, and
don't stick out our tongues when we write.
Now then, can you wonder, that when I find
all these virtues ascribed to the Demooratio
party by the Republicans of Kansas, whose
veracity we (never) doubted, I am discon
solatefor having even temporarily aban
doned suoh a party, for the purpose of de
feating the Republican party, and several
of my Republican friends have assured me
that they felt just as bad about it as I did
However, if the Republicans are defeated.
they will have no one to blame but them
selves. They should have imparted this in
formation to us sooner. They have always
contended that we didn't have any prinoi
pie, that we were dirty, whiskey Demoorats
rebel Democrats; that all Demoorats were
not Ihorsethieves, but all horsethieves were
Demoorats, and we thought they meant it,
But they say they did not mean it at all,
that they always knew we were a grand,
glorious, patriotio, courageous, loyal party,
and had principles.
On the first page of this issue Is a cut
of the great Stanberry, Mo., Normal BusI
ness and Shorthand College, and Schools
of Music, Art, Elocution and Telegraphy.
This is the school for farmers' sons and
daughters. In the last two years it has
enrolled students from twenty-seven
states and territories, from Canada and
from Wales. It Is now closing its elev
enth and most prosperous year. The
prospects for next year, opening August
30, are even better. Students get good
board and tuition for only $2.75 per week
They may enter any time and select
their own studies, receive private help
free, etc., etc The school Is only forty
miles from St. Joseph, and many Kansas
students attend it yearly. Nearly every
member of the faculy was reared on a
farm. It has large and fine buildings
a strong faculty of thirty specialists, and
there are no saloons In the county. Satis
faction is guaranteed, and car fare is paid
both ways if the president does not do
just as he says. Snd for a large, free
catalogue to John E. Fesler, president,
Stanberry, Mo.
Pythian Sisters' Headquarters.
During the Knights of Pythias en
campment in Kansas City next month
spacious room of 15,000 square feet
floorage in Bullene, Moore, Emery & Co.'s
mammoth store will be official headquar
ters for the Pythian sisters.
Where Will You Spend Your Vacation ?
The Burlington Route has on sale
round trip tlcketa at greatly reduced
rates to Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt
Lake, San Francisco, Portland, Yellow
stone Park, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Spirit
Lake, the Black Hills, Puget Souno
points, and to all touriBta points in Colo
rado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming,
Dakota, Minnesota, Alaska and Califor
nia. For rates and further information,
address, A. C. Dawes,
eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent, SL
Louis, Mo.
A LARGE, THOROUGH, PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL SUPERIOR INSTRUCTION.
muwrira cum uoauiuui Bycvuuoua oi ptiumansuip sent iree
by mentioning this paper.
Hoard and room, $2.50 per week.
Address,
521 and 623 Qulncy Street, TOPEKA, KANSAS.
BLOSSOM nocsx.
Opposite Union Depot, Kansas Cltv, Mo.
The Blossom House is convenient to
all parts of the city. Cable cars run In
every direction. It is Just across the
street from the union depot, just the
place to meet your friends. Members of
the Alliance make the Blossom Ilouse
their headquarters when in the city, and
their general place'of meeting when at
tending conventions abroad.
Marshall Connty Ratification.
Jhe People's party central committee
of Marshall county has decided to open
the campaign by a two days' ratification
grove meeting on Tuesday and Wednes
day, August 9 and 10. Entertainment
for all will be provided, and a grand time
is anticipated. The grove Is three miles
east from the center of the county, and
about equally distant from the railroad
stations of Frankfort, Beattie and Home.
James Shearer, Jr., Secretary.
To Pennsylvanlans.
The annual meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Settlers' Association of the state of
Kansas will be held at the capltol, in the
city of Topeka, on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 24 and 25, 1802, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a, m. of the 21th.
A rata of one and one-third fare for the
round trip has been secured over all rail
roads in this state, and from St Joseph,
Mo., and Kansas City, Mo., good from
August 22 to 27, when signed by the
state secretary after the olose of the
meeting. It is desirable thatPennsyl-
vanians In 'the several counties of the
state effect county organizations and send
such delegations as they may desire, no
limit being made as to numbers. A meet
ing for organizing a society for Shawnee
county will be held at the court house In
Topeka at 2 o'clock p. m., Saturday, July
30, 1892. Information as to organizing
and program can be had by addressing
C. P. Bolmar, state secretary, 535 Kan
sas avenue, Topeka, Kan.
Veterans' Itaturn to Washington
The Grand Army encampment at
Washington In September will be the
occasion of the re-union of thousands of
veterans who parted in that city in 1805,
after the grand review following the sur
render at Appomatoz and the capitula
tion of Richmond. Again after a lapse
of 27 years, thousands of veterans will
march down Pennsylvania avenue to be
reviewed again by the president of the
United States, members of his cabinet,
and other distinguished personages. It
will be a spectacle seldom equaled in the
magnificence of the display and In the
number of men participating. Excur
sion tickets to Washington via the Balti
more & Ohio railroad will be sold by
all the roads in the west at exceedingly
low rates. The chief delight of the trip
to Washington will be the Journey via
the picturesque Baltimore & Ohio,
which crosses the Allegheny mountains
and for 250 miles traverses territory
fraught with the most thrilling Incidents
of the war. For more detailed Informa
tion as to time of trains, rates and sleep
ing car accommodations, apply to L. 8.
Allen, Asst. Qen. Passenger Agent, The
Rookery, Chicago. Upon application,
Chas. O. Scull, Gen. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore, Md., will send free of charge
handsomely illustrated guide to Wash
ington.
ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, Salina,Ks.
reasonable. Rt. Kbv. K. 8. Thomas, 8. T. D
Ktctor. For circulars and Information address,
Waltkr M. Jay, Head Master.
largest, Cheapest ui Beit Normal School la til Wart
n a (9i iwaniy-nve Lmpi a. jninj ieacnn,au
mumiu i.it Nn vni'Htlnn alnant. Aim k'ntu
nmw low.
PAID.
mT text the merlin ol tn etrn itormal
OolWn, we will Day your R. R. far
from your home to Lincoln, Neb. Full pnrtlralnra, ant
loiiuM and oirci. FREE. Wm. If. Croan, mi. Lincoln, Hit.
Bit
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WICHITA, KANSAS. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
Book-keeping, Shorthand, Telegraphing, Pen
manship, Typewriting, and all other business
oranches thorougly taught. Graduates secure
Hood positions. BOARD, It. 80 PER WEEK. , Send
for circulars. Mention Ad vooatb.
QALNA NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
Jf NOT
The LARGEST, Cl ISA I'KST or
OLDEST SCHOOL of the West,
but a Flrst-C1MS School, 8 year
Old, with good accommodations at rea
sonable rate. No vacation. Knter at
any time and select studies. Teachers
Specialists. We do not pay car fare.
no sonool can aflord it. It costs money, and Urns
to keep accounts. We expend money legitimately to
making the school better. For catalogues and bv
waning uie acnooi octier. r or catalogues and par
ttculars of "The Growing School of the West,"
address L, 0. Tuoromam, Pres., Sauna, Kansas.
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1 QQO Fifth year of the old reliable and still In
i UJt ne lead. The onlv axcIuia uhnnl in
Kansas or the west. Onlv co-ooeratlve school
In the world. Hneclal Inducements. Highest
and best course. Lowest total expense. Short
est time. Graduates assisted to positions. All
former graduates in positions. New and Im
proved methods of Instruction. students can
enter at any time. Many students who have
tried other schools in Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri have come to us to be finished uo and
assisted to positions. Profit by their experience
and come to us at the start and you will save
tine and money. Graduates now employed by
more than twenty roads. Honest and square
dealings with all, fatso promises U) none. If you
mean Duslness write at once. Mention where
you saw this advertisement and we will send you
a '-Special Offer." If you don't want the earU
we can satisfy you. Trices advance September
15th, lm. No ladles admitted.
Address, Pltor. W. II. SKELTOX,
813 N. 8anU Fe Ave., fiallna, Kan.
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