The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-10-18

when the subscription Of the entire
Comfy win be segregated, and you
win then alect some one % represent
you In the meeting Of the siock-hold-
ers which viii be called at a. early a
day a. practicable. Send to these
county meetings not only the money
you shall have raised, but aso your
subscriptions 70 be paid within reason
able time-ssy 30 OF 80 days.
An enterprise Of this kind cannot be
established without money and while
We fully realize The fact that our peo-
pie are generally poor and hard press
ed, vet we do confidently believe when
YOU properly consider this matter, rs
importance for the present, and the
good results which in future must
flow from such a measure, that you
will respond to the extent Of your
ability aud even practice self-denial
In order to aid an enterprise 30 praise
worthy. This business will be con-
Quoted upon a plain, simple, eo-opera-
tive plan, clear OF complications, and
which can be readily understood.
As business enterprise, We ieel as
sured that ii will be safe one, and in
support OF this we will state that no
difficulty would be experienced inget-
ting up the requisite amount Of stock
TO commence operations from parties
outside Of our order, but al recognize
the importance Of having the business
controlled by the Farmers Alliance.
We take pleasure in stating to You
that a substitute, or even substitutes,
have been found for jute bagging.
Much attention has lately been d.
rectcd to covering made Of cotton
and we are pleased to say TO you that
this article has been subjected to all
required tests. water, hooks, compress
etc. and is declared TO be a success.
We earnestly recommend tOyou (
use a substitute for Jute when it is pos
sible to procure It even though i
should cost more aud you should b,
loser thereby. Efforts are now being
made to secure a reduction Of tare OF
cotton covered by this new baggins
which, If successful, (and we are rea
sonably sure that it will be effected
cotton covering will not be so expen
siye as the Jute. Burlaps and othel
material have been suggested as mex
pensive covering. The Lane Mills o
New Orleans are now turning on
about 10000 yards per day, and ex
pect very soon to increase this amour
to $4,000 yards per day. Other mill
no doubt will soon commence IN
manufacture of similar goods, and "
hope you may be able to provide your
selves with some substitutes Gu
State Business Agent will soon b
ready to supply you already he is i
communication with manufacturer
looking to an early supply.
! Remember that every bale whic
E YOU cover with cotton bagging veal
! ems the Trust, and when jutc baggin
: Is used the trust is strengthened an
: the better prepared TO fght you in II
: future. We need not to remind 70
!. that when cotton Is used the dcman
d is increased and by this means Il
5 probability Of an increased price
0 better. We counsel you 10 b. firm
: your hostility to trusts Of every Kin
BE not seduced by fair promises al
. speeious reasOnings, BE true to Il
, principles Of our order and keep yOl
organization intact when We behe'
that we can assure y0u that the sun
= prosperity will soon make bright Il
=, places now obseured bg the gloom
advcrsity - ol@N
J. II. BEEMAN,
JR. MooRE
:. II. LAMB.
Fxce,,tive Committee.