Union Labor Trumpet, the People's Friend from Kensington, Kansas • 4

commensurate with the increase of produc Corn meal and ground feed at Cv T. BUSINESS. tion iii labor-saving machinery; employes be' W. Davis store. protected from bodily injury; oqaal pay be Dry and windy.

C. W. Bo wen fur your Plow Lays, Sr. An agent on the Mo. P.

Ry. wears What "Existing Political Party Has the Interest of the People at Heart? The. Misses Agie Diamond, Madge Smith made this office ing given for equal work, for both sexes, and labor, agricultural and cooperative associations be fostered and encouraged by law. The foundation of a republic is the intelligence of its citizens, and children who are driven in CITY MEAT for a pleasant call yesterday. to To Comp a minature human skeleton in the crown of his hat.

Li, M. Linton is making a wray 14 fts, and 16 lbs, sugar for down cut prices, on all kinds of to workshop, mines and factories, are deprived of education which should be secured $1.00 at Linton's. to all, by proper legislation. The Union Labor platform, a-dopted two years ago, introduces itself as follows: A general discontent prevails on the part of the wealth producers. Farmers are suffering from a poverty Which has forced most of them goods for the next ten days.

It will pay any one wishing bargains to call on him at once. The next editorial association will es Trade, V. PENSIONS. We demand the passage of a service pension Peopl Kensington, Kansas. be at Clay Centre next May.

bill to every honorably discharged soldier and CHOI CIS MBA In D. N. Pierce, of Athol, called Fresh Garden seed in bulK. at sailor of the United States. toTOortgage their estate, and prices of pro it is necessary to combine Sanford Bros.

32-4 ducts are so low as to offer no relief except at our sanctum, yesterday, and ordered bills printed for his sale, always on hand, and Hold at the lowest prices. STEELE HUNT, PROPS. VI. INCOME TAX. A graduated Income tax is the most equita through bankruptcy.

Laborers are sinking we have turned out bills for a which will take place on the 28 th into greater and greater dependence. Strikes ble system of taxation, placing, the burden dance at the hall next Friday night. inst. of government on those who can best afford we have also printed programs for are resorted without bringing because of the inability of employers in many cases to pay living wages, while more are to pay instead of laying it on the farmers and Henderson, the dentist, will in Good Goods with Low Prices, Which Combination can only be found at P. A.

SAN FORD S. Look Here: Your Choice of Best Overalls for 90 Cents producers and exempting millionaire bond town on the 20-21 of this month. the Star Teaehers Association, to be held in Kensington on the 31 inst. driven into the streets. Business men find holders and corporations.

collections almost iinnossible; meantime hun VII. UNITED STATES SENATE. Young man, if you would please a. e. lapham, Physician Surgeon Kensington, Kansas.

dreds of millions of idle public money; which We demand a constitutional amendment Look to your interests: If you that yonng lady you are with, treat Is needed for relief, is looked up In the United making United States Senators elective by a need anything iu the line of job prin her to that nice soda water, found at K. D. Worley's direct vote of the people. ting, get estimates at the Trumpet States treasury in grim mockery of the distress. Land monopoly flourishes as never be VIII.

CONTRACT LABOR. office before ordering elsewhere. We Obstetrics Attended. The Tariff is still the all-ab 18 pounds drifd peaches, $1.00 4 lbs green or roasted coffee. 1.00 10 3-lb sacks dairy table salt 1.00 4 cans blackberries.

0.25 fore, and more and more owners of the soil We demand the strict enforcement of the can a.nd will save you money. are daily becoming tenants. Great transpor 14 pounds dried 10 lbs dried grapes. 1.00 14 brown sugar. 22 oat meal 1.00 .3 cans choice tomatoes.

.0.25 Best table oil-cloth, per yard .0.25 sorbing question in Congress tation corporations still succeed in extorting laws prohibiting the Importation of subjects of foreign countries under contract. We de L. D. Pratt, who bade adieu to his 12 yds tine suiting 1.00 Office first door South of Sanford Bro's Store. Nice line of meats, such as su their profits upon Watered stock through un Just charges.

mand the passage and enforcement of such many friends in this vicinity a few 1 i-ib package sage 0.05 gar cured ham, Breakfast bacon, legislation as will absolutely exclude the Chi The United States senate has become an weeks ago, writes us from Dallas, Poke Co. Oreeron. and orders the home cured lard and and smoked nese from the United States. These are not the only prices I can quote you, but enough to give you open ecundal, its seats being purchased meat at L. Linton's Trumpet sent to his address.

We IX. WOMAN SUFFRAGE. by the rich in open defiance of the public wiU The right to vote is inherent in citizenship. Last Tuesday Dr. Lapham was join with his many friends in wish Various efforts are made to squander the public money, which are designed to empty the irrespective of sex, and is properly within the called to see Mrs.

H. Sheffield, province of state legislation. S. L. WALTER, Tonsorial Artist.

A Neat, Easy Shave and a Sleek HAIR-GDT Assured to all. treasury paying the public debt. X. PARAMOUNT ISSUES. near Franklin, Nebraska, who has been sick for 10 months, and Under these and other alarming conditions we appeal to the people of our country to come The paramount issues to be solved in the ing him lots of success in his new location.

Don't forget that II. II. Ti.ayer has molasses for 2-5 cts. Do not buy a penitentiary har ness, when you can get a home Interest of humanity are the abolition of us is now in almost a hopeless con dition. out el old party organizations, whose indifference to the public welfare is responsible for this distress of our industries by estab ury, monopoly and trusts, and we denounce the Democratic and Republican parties for See those heavy overalls that creating and perpetuating these monstrous lishing the ol owing principles made one, every strap and stitch Linton sells at 7o cts.

worth $1.00 some idea of the bargains we offer. I make no misleading statements or quote prices on inferior goods to catch suckers. Our DRY GOOTS Line Is Iteplete in Every Department. We don't have our agent in all 'the (treat Markets of Europe, buying goods for us; neither do we buy "bankrupt stocks" because we can get shoddy goods for almost nothing; but we select a neat assortment from the finest line of samples ever' shown in the' West. Our goods in this line are all new and fresh Not shelf-worn or fire-damaged.

WE DESIRE TO DEMONSTRATE THE Fact. that we Can and Will save you money in the lines of Millixkry, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, BOOTS SHOES Everything. evils. warranted, for the same price, of The following is the balance of I Dare either of the old political parties arise, to-day, in their dignity, and deny any material part (jREUTER SON. If anything ails your teeth, do not fail to meet Dr.

Henderson in what the farmers demand: 2 That we demand that Congress unoice, two Kinds oi Joffee in of the above declaration i town next Tuesday Wednesday, shall pass such laws shall effectually packages only 25 cts. at Linton's. LIVERY AND FEED BARN, Tiios. Davisox, Proprietor, Kensington, Kansas. Good teams, Careful drivers, Low prices, and goo i accommodations.

West of Commercial House. The following is the U. L. prevent the dealing futures of all ag May 20 21. JSIachine Castor, black Lubri ricultural and mechanical productions; The editors of the Trumpet platform relatiug to land: LAND.

preserving a stringent system of pro have attended the Editorial As eating, Kerosene, Gasolene, and ceed re in trials as shall tiie prottipt sociation, at Mankato, this week, While we believe that the proper solution of the financial question will greatly relieve conviction and imposing such penalties Harness oil at the Hardware. hence a little late, and during as shall secure the most perlect compli those now in danger of loosing their homes by auce with the law. For Flour, or Confec our absence, our compositor, mortgages and foreclosures, and enable all la Miss Nora, run out of copy, and 8 That we demand such legislation as shall effectually prevent extortiou P. A. SANFOED, i dustrious people to secure a home as the high-' est result of civilization; we oppose land mo tionery, go E.

D. Worley's and you will be satitfied with quality immediately began to follow the Kansas, of usurious lbterest by any form of vaskm of statuary provisions. nopoly in every form, demand the forfeiture Kensington, bad examples of the editor-in and price, of unearned grants, the limitation of land The Almena Advance is ownership, and such other legislation as will stop speculations in land and holding unused chief, in tha free use of the and the result is, an article entitled "Senator Ingalls weighed in a ballance" appears to be moved to Norton. 9 demand such legislation as will provide for a reasonable stay of execution in all cases of forclosure of moatgages on real estate, and a reasonable extension of time before the from those whose necessities require it. Success, Bro.

Garner. We believe the earth was made for the peo Fresh orances, and Lemons at in this number, and if you ple, and not to enable an idle aristocracy to subsist through rents upon the toil of the in THE ATHOL HA.RDWARE E. D. Woi ley's haven't read it, look it over, and go. to the -Commercial House, For a Good SQUARE MEAL, or an EASY LODGING, John Mitchell Athol, Kan.

COOK HEED, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LAND. LOAN, COLLECTION AGTS Kensington. All kinds of LEGAL WORK carefully executed on short notice oontirmation to sheriff sales. dustrious, and that corners in land are as bad see what it is. Messrs.

Steele Hunt are erecting as corners in food, and that those who are not residents or citizens should not be allowed to 10 We demand such legislation ar will effectually prevent the organiza a new Meat shop just South of the Harness shop. 26 libs of beans fof $1.00 at own lauds in the United States. A homestead tion maintainance of trusts and combines for purpose of speculation in should be exempt to a limited extent from ex ecution or taxation. Correspondence. Freeport, Kansas, May 12, '90, Linton's Following is the demands of the alliance in relation to the any of the products of labor or necessities of life, or the transportation of the same.

Weather fair. Cool nights and same: warm days. A light shower vis ited this locality this morning. 4 That we demand the passage of 11 We demand the adjustment laws prohibiting the alien ownership of Farmers have quit planting imp, if aapi land; that Congress take early steps to devise some plan to obtain- all lands now owned by aliens and foreign syn corn, and. gone to nursing the tender shoots, which look very promising for another bountiful Store for Shelf and heavy "Hardware, Nails, Iron, Steel, Forks and ltakes; Stoves, Tin-ware, Barbed Fence Wire, Agricultural Implements Garden Seeds.

Will not be under-sold by any house in Smith "County. Call and get prices before buying elsewhere. Yours truly, T. J. NICHOLAS, Athol, Kansas.

dicates; and that all lauds now held by crop. The prospects for another salaries of public officials to correspond with the existing financial conditions, the wages paid to other form of labor aud the prevailing prices of the product of labor. 12 We demand the adoption of the Australian system of voting and the Crawford system of primaries. Compare the above with old party platforms, and judge for yourself. railroads and other corporations in ex LUNCHROOM, Confectionery, Cigars, and all kinds of Temperas Drinks.

L. SCIIXELL. KenIngton. Kan. bountiful wheat crop are also quite flattering, although some complain of wheat being thin on cess of such as is actually used and needed by them be reclaimed by the Government, aud held for actual set H.

C. Gremmel has opened up his furniture store and is ready to wait on you. D. W. Henderson, the dentist, at Kensington May 20th 21st.

J53illet Sorghum seed at Sanford at bottom prices. If you want a good easy shave, or a sleek hair-cut, call at the Tonsorial Parlor, S. L. Walter. Keyisington.

3-l-'89. Kensington Kan. A car load of genuine Glidden Wire just received at Sanford Bros. Greuter Son will save you money if you want a new harness, or if your old one needs repairing. White Fish, and Trout, at Linton's.

Webb McNall is the Republi- the ground. It is of good color, tlers only. J. and the acreage is surely immense With a fair yield, and at the price What has either of the old par ties done this direction? now paid for wheat farmers will be placed on good footing to with U. L.

platform is as follows on II. TKANSPOKTATION. stand another failure, if necessary, but most of them appreciate The means of communication and transportation shall be owned by the people, as is the good crops more. PERRYBR'S Offer their Servisea to those having CATTLE TO DEHORN, At Reasonable Rates. We have two years' experience in the business, and can safely guarantee a good job, or no pay.

Call on, or address W. H. A G. Perry, Smith Centre Ks. 13 Our old townsman, W.

W. United States postal system. The Allance demands the fol nas mventea an "automatic grain meter," which is lowing: surely a good invention, and 7 That the means of communication and transportation shall be owned by Ffnnommee ior congress, ixow labor-saving machine. He has a if Webb can induce that old pony COmpany formed at Anthony and operated in the interest of the peo The Trumpet office can, and will save you money on all kinds of Job Printing; arid don't you forget it. oi nis, travel as last as it used for manufacturing them.

They ple, as is the Uuited states postal sys xo, pernapsne can gei -mar an make sizes; 4-bushel for tem. rigm, i.e. nis oia pany tasn threshinsr machines, and 1-bush- The U. L. platform is as fol? el for mills and elevators.

It weighs the grain correctly, and lows, on the question of in. Money. REGISTERS EVERY BUSHEL. Mr. holds out, and poor old "Flukey" don't get tender-footed or fly the track.

Sanford Bros can save you money on Harness and Harness fixtures. TO THE L. has several other valuable in The establishment of a national monetary system in the interest of the producer, iustead ventions; and is gradually becom of the speculator and usurer, by which a cir MESS MAKING. leaving established business at this place, we are ready to do all kinds sewing at reasonable rates, and respectfully solicit a liberal share of the public patronage. i Satisfaction guaranteed.

to' please, A. E. Larsex. 4 22-90 JVIaky VanAusdaix. SHOP IN OI.DBANK BCIIJUMO, Kensington, mg one of the leadmg inventors culating medium in necessary quantity and You'd scarce expect one of my age, merchandise to engage and hope to get a paying trade without the local paper's aid, and yet I did that very thing, 1 opened up a store last spring-this month the sheriff took my stock and sold it from the auction block.

Don't view me with a scornful eye ut simply say.as I go by: there goes a fool, who seems to think, he had no use for printer's ink' There is a truth as broad as the earth and business men should know its. worth: its simply this, the public buys its goods from those who Republican The Western Sural is a real farmers' paper, $1.60 per year.by Milton George, Chicago. We furnish it with the Trumpet, both papers 1 year for $2.25. Sample copies free on application. THE COMMON OFFERING.

It is not the doed we do. Though the deed be never so fair, But the lore that the dear Lord looketb for 7 Hidden with lowly care. In the heart of the deed so fair. The love is the priceless thing. The treasure our treasures must hold Or ever the Lord will take the gift.

Or tell the worth of the gold By the love that cannot be told. Behold us, the rich and the poor, Dear Lord in thy service draw near; One consecrateth a precious coin. One dropetb only a tear. Look, Master, the love is here! Woman Column. TTavinir erected a new huildintr and Kansas, full legal tender shall be issued directly to the people without the intervention of banks, or nnnwiiin.

The Farmers Alliance wil loaned to citizens upon land security at low ton, I cordially invite the readers of Put ticket the held in this the Tritmpkt to irive me a call county, for the coming election, eTEUMPnto gueme a caiL I Re-submission Clubs are treat-shall endeavor to keep a full stock of I 0 i rate of interest to reiieve from the extortions of usury, and enable them to control the tJTTAOQttAHTTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAIN VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF money supply. Postal savings banks should the best styles of furniture and will be established; have free coinage of cality; but nevertheless they stil goin, we snouia ave iree coinage or surer. guarantee the lowest living prices; and continue to scatter broadcast We demand the- immediate application of all will at all times strive to merit my the money in the United States Treasury to THE UNION LABOR TRUMPET Is published every the payment of the bonded debt, and condemn further issue of interest-bearing bonds, ei therby the national government or by states, and Entered, as Second-class matter in the Post-office at Kensington. Kansas, territories or municipalities. their unwelcome literature.

The first quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church was held in this city yesterday. The Rev. T- S.

Hodgson, 6f Winfield, Presiding Elder of this district, officiating. The large and capacious church was filled to its utmost capacity, and the Elder's remarks were share of public patronage. Yours, for business, 11. C. Gkkmmel.

Horse Shoe Tobacco only 45 cts at Linton's. John Mitehell, of the commercial house at Athol shows his appreciation ol the Trumpkt by renewing And the Alliance demands the By M. L. K. Lock woon.

following: 1 That we demand the abolition Subscription priee: Sl.OO per annum. Strictly in Advance. national banks and the substitution of his subscription and making a cash listened to with profound interest) legal tender treasury notes in lieu Then Rev. Jfr. Vaughn, pastor payment for one year in advance.

national bank notes issued in sufficient volume to do the business of the coun try on a cash system, reirulatine the Thursday. We also tender him our thanks for other favors, and pledge him the best wishes of "the Trumpet for succese. of this charge preached an elegant sermon in the morning, which took effect in the hearts of some of our young people, who rose for the prayers of Christians amount needed on a per capita basis, Advertisements trill be inserted at the following cash JtSTA'S: Display ads $10. per inch per annum. For less i ik.

ii a moii li. per cent extra. i'roiessional or Business cards. per annum not to occupy tuoro tliuit I inch. Ixical notices, dinpersed unions: the reading matter, 10 cts per line, each insertion.

Ail ativertiseiuents are payable monthly, at this office. as the business interests of the country expand; and that all money issued by Notice to the Alliances of Smith Co. on tne first invitation. It makes the Government shall Tje legal tender Our president asks me to an- us glad to see the good work go in the payment of all debts, botb pub- C. F.

on. Jtzore anon. lie and private 3 That we demand the free and Un limited coinage of silver. DIRECTORY, T1IK NATIONAL, F. A.

I. OF Believing in the doctrine of "equa nounce that there will be a meeting of the Smith county Aalliance at Smith Centre on the 28th of May, 1890, at ten o'clock, to transact business for the good of the order. J. Cartwright, Sec, P. S.

If any secretary has not received a receipt for his report let hirn-write me at once. Fifteen or twenty secretaries have not re rights to all aud special privileges tq HomeCounty News. j. T. Tobacco 35 cts, at Linton's.

Born To 'Mrs. Hattie Virden, on Monday, May 12th, 1890, a son. Reported by Dr. Lapham. This our job office turned out work for the Cash Store, of L.

M. Linton. Also for Star Teachers' Association. JirGood cane seed at H. H.

Thayer's at 25 cts, per bu. Little Hoyt Linton celebrated his 6th. birth-day, Wednesday, by calling in 30 or 40 of his and after enjoying them slvs awhile in all sorts of games, thev were treated to a liberal sup none," we demand that taxation. Na ATHOL ITEMS. Mrs.

W. I. Thomas and Miss Nannie Mossman were the winners of the silver medal, iu the Elocutionary contest, at this place last week, Mr. Falkenstine. of Smith Centre, comes over once a week to teach a tional or State, shall not be used to build up one interest at the expense L.

Ia. Polk, Presidt ut North Carolina. i II. H. Clover, Vice-President Kansas.

J. H. Turner, Secretary tJeorgia. H. Hickmau, Treasurer Missouri.

Ben. Terrel. Secretar3' Texas. Executive Board C. W.

Macune, A Wardall, audJ. K. Tilluian. Judiciary lepartnient C. Patty, Chm.

Jaac McCracken and Evan Jones. of another. ported to me, and I failed to learn class in instrumental music. "NVe believe that the money of the country should be kept as much as pos sibie in the hands or the people, and hence we demand that all revenues a THE GEllGfiGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY, Including: main lines, branches and extensions East and West of the Missouri River. The Direct Eoute to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, Peoria, La Salle, Moline, Rock Island, in ILLINOIS Davenport, Muscatine.

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MAGNIFICENT VZSTIDULE EXPRESS TWAINS, Leadlnqr all competitors in splendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, and Troa from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, Des Moinos, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car tq North Platte, and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable nours) west of Missouri River. California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt Lake.

Offden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The DIRECT LINE to and from Pike's Peak, Manitou, Garden of the Ooda, the Sanitatf. uma, and Scenio Grandeurs of Colorado. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (PHEE) to and from those points and Kansas City.

Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake, and Sioux Falls, via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing Grounds of the Northwest. THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA, AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St, Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and fjt. Paul. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket Office In the United States or Canada, or address J5MITH VyO.

ALUAXCK. Yat.innjil Stat ir (tilit.P bItjII Geo. E. Stnilh, German town limited tn Mia nersajtrv axrfnNf nf Williams Co. shipped a few care of stock to Kansas City, this week.

Mr. V. returned Thursday morning and reports a profitable trip. Mrs. Climer visited Smith Centre, Thursday.

W. I. Thomas and family have emigrated to Lincoln where they will make their future home. Mrs. Myrtle Love, of Dana, visited their address, so as to write to them.

"Will they each write me. at once. J. Sec To say that the editors of N. W.

Kansas were well entertained by the citizens of Thursday, would be putting it too low; and to portray the hospitality, grandeur, and royalty with whioh we were entertained, ply of cake and candy, and Hoyt Vice-Pres, tne Government economically andhou- Lecturer, J.AV. e8tiy administered. J. W. i Athol(?) e-That Congress issue a sufficient Sec, J.

I amount of of fractioal paper currency to facilitate exchange through the. me receiveu some uiue picaciiio. C. Bo wen has his new house nearly completed, at her father's J. II.

Thomas, in Athol, is prevented by lack of time and The Cedarviile uiobe agonizes over the fact that old greenqaekers nd union labor men are elected to last Sunday. ability for this week; but behold Local Time Card, I RY. office and take the lead in alliance Follow) ug ia the number of car-loads of stock and grain shipped from the it is laid up in store for our net uunaber For the present we will 7, 64. a. dian, of the Uuited States mail.

The balance of the UL. platform reads as follows: IV. LABOR. Arbitration should take the place of strikes and other injurious methods of settling labor disputes; the lettliur of convict labor to contractors be prohibited: the contract system be abolished In public workai the hburs of ia- No. 15, Passenger west, go.U, East, o.

13, west. No. lft. KatN No. 44, local freight, just say the citizens of 41ankatQ points named to date this year; I.

'31, p. 10.43. i 4, a. in meetings almost to the exclusion of choice republican members, while realizes the necessity of following after the fool farmers or "lose the No. 43.

Wtfst. did themselves great credit, and tuol, 1082; Kensington, 448; Bellaire, may well be proud of their suc 149; smith Centre, CO, cess. I Qsx of Theu. h. p.

JE. ST. JOHN, All trains dally except tha local freLrht. JOHN rDASTIAN, CHICAGO, JW which does not run Mundavs. goose that lays th9 rjolcjen egg flpa.

13 11 do not stop between county Jx? Ji izKiiStriz4 ftt-bjisbmen to reduced.