The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1889-11-22

two days after the opening date of
the meeting; otherwise no reduction
in fare will be made on the return
passage.
5. Each person awaiting of the
concession will pay full tariff first
class fare going to the meeting, and
get a certificate filed in on one side
by the agent of whom the ticket is
purchased. The agent keeps the
certificates in stock.
6. Present the certificate to the
proper officer at the meeting, that
the other side may be filed in.
Z. Certificates are not transfera-
BILE.
8. On presentation of the certifi-
cate, duly filed in on both sides,
within three days Sunday excepted)
after the meeting, the ticket agent at
the place of meeting will return the
person to his starting point at one
third the highest limited fare. The
return ticket will be issued over the
route used in going to the meeting,
and will be available for continuous
passage only.
9. No refund of fare will he made
on account of failure of any person
to obtain a certificate.
Delegates and others awaiting of the
concession should present themselves
at the Offices for certificates and
tickets at least thirty minutes before
departure of trains.
Each secretary of State Alliances
is requested to notify delegates at
tending.
Unless each one procures a receipt
or certificate of ticket agent when
they buy their tickets, showing they
purchased the ticket and paid full
fare, we cannot secure reduction.
If you can't get a through ticket at
your local point, buy a ticket to
nearest functional point, or where
through tickets can be bought.
OSWALD WILSON, President.
All Alliance papers please copy.
The following question comes from
Stevens County:
doctor, why do you say cross
field lawyer instead of Crossroads
lawyer?' I see you use the word
Crossfeld very often in that connec-
tion."
Look, John, where the glorifed
image Of the Goddess of Liberty is
leaning up against the flame-fedged
Judas Iscariots of the late legisla-
ture! Seest thou one brilliant light
weight gathering in the spoils
whose masterful career reminds you
of the tumble bug!
N. E. Moody, Pres't of the Wis.
State Alliance, writes:
II am pleased with the stand you
take on reform questions, and the
helping hand you extend to farmers.
1 will comply with your request to
write for the GREAT WEST
The Duluth Tribune says:
'Boodle is king, let us prey
LeSueur Sentinel:
The Farmers Alliance in Lake
Prairie, Nicollet county, is yet a
live ORGANIZATION. The next
meetinG will he held on Wednes-
day, Nov. Goth.
EVEN NOW WE ARE PROUD OF IT.
MORRIS, Mimi, Nov II, 80.
EDITOR GREAT WEST
DEAR S1R:-As Secretary of the
Rendsville Alliance, No. 533, Stevens
Co., 1 have been requested by the
members to give you brief state
ment of our work.
Mr.. Allison organized an Alliance
here in May last. We started out
with a charter membership OF IL, we
now have II, so you see we are not
'back sliding" Where we are receiv-
ing the greatest benefit at present is
from an interchange of opinions, and
putting one-another on to any lit
tie crOokedness or cussedness in
the wheat market, grocery market,
etc. We are also about to organize
an Alliance purchasing agency. We
sent a list of names pledged to sup
port the GREAT WEST.
Every farmer that knows what is
for HIS own ooOd will no hound tn