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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
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Phuz9elghi4 death rate last Essk
.ss nftY ans greassr than the previous
sees
TIE NeE York senate b4s before Il a
bil f0rbiadinz Pinkertoa detectives Ia
the state.
Yale has Gechasd q seeoad challeBge
from Cornell 20 ro~ shree- mile race a.
Nsz London next June.
Al West Point Ga. one man vas
killed and ssvsral others ~ere severely
in lFec ln . stree nzhL
The nes Brazilian hag came into New
York harbOr Monday tor the hrst time
a. the masthead 0f a BARK
The Pioneer pottery works, az Wells
vile. O.. have been destroyed by fire.
Loss, sIo, 00o. insurance, so. 900.
Eighteen Thousand dollars resulted
sunday night from the sale OF psws IN
T4lmaze's new Brooklyn church
John Colliss, While rabbit hunting
near HattOn. III Eas instantly killed
By Ihe accidental discharge Of MS gun
Fire At Wahoo, Nsb. Monday morn
ing destroyed the general store Of T. ;.
Mains. Loss, SIS, 900, insurance. el2-
600.
soon Sing Sing prison IN New York
viii be no more. The Institution Is to
be moved across the river on the hills
OF Ulster County.
Tho Vulcan iron works at Peoria, IL,
valued az SIS. coo, have been completely
destroyed by FIRE. The loss is fully COW
cred by insurance.
Early Monday morning the sale stable
Of Peter Padvant az -. Joseph. Mo, vas
destroyed by hre. Thirteen horses per
isaed in the Aames.
The Maryland Society Of the Confed-
crate Array and Navy Monday evening
a. Baltimore celebrated the birthday OF
General Robert T.. Lee.
In Washington Monday night Edward
Mcclellan shot four pistol bullets into
and killed Henry Benton, whose home
Nee elan had violated.
Franz Lachncr, the distinguished mu-
siciau and composer. is dead al Munich.
lie was nearly 30, and formerly very
famous conductor Of orchestra.
william II. Kidwell, of Fairmount,
Ill, cut his throat with a razor Sunday
he Was accused Of having forged a note,
and found that the officers were after
him.
Sol Thomas. OF Rowling Green, Ind
has been missing for week He is
known 10 have had some money with
him, and il is thought that ne has been
murdered.
Several head men OF the Haw Indians
are on their way TO Washington 70 con
suit the President regarding their lands.
They desire TO sell and take allotments
in severalty.
The Associated Pioneers Of California
celebrated the forty-iirst anniversary OF
the discovery of gold in California by a
dinner at New York Monday night
Among the guests and speakers present
was General W. T. Sherman.
The will OF Stephen Pettus. convey.
ing property worth 5000, 600 to his wild
ow. has been probated az Brooklyn II
will be remem bered that Pettus was the
man whom Hannah Southworth killed.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has
rendered . decision upholding the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in col
lecting ten cents in addition 20 regular
fare from passengers who neglect "a
purchase tickets.
The contract was let Monday for the
construction OF a ditch twelve miles in
length in the upper course of Flat Rock
river, Indiana The ditch viii reclaim
several thousand acres OF Flat Rock hot
toms, the finest farm land in the State.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
RABBI ADLER DEAD.
The Head of the United Hebrew Congregs-
tons OF the british Umpire Expires.

Adler. ID. D.. chief Rabbi of the United
Hebrew congregations of the British
Empire, is dead.
II vas born az Hanover in 1903 and received
his education in tho universities OF Gottingen,
Erlaugen and Wurzburg. He was ap-
pointed chief rabbi 81 O,denberg in 1929 Of
Hanover and its provinces IN 1880. and on the
9th Of July. 1915 was installed chief rabbi
OF the united congregations OF the British EN-
pire. Dr. Adler vas the author Of Sermons on
the Jewish Faith" and OF several Hebrew
works the principal OF which is Nethina
Lager" a commentary on the Targum OF
OukeiOs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
CRUSHED IN A WRECK
One Man Killed aud Others Fatally In
Iared in a Crash ~ Omaha. Neb.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 81. 4 wreck Of
suburban train over the Belt Line Divis-
about o'clock q. m. within the city
limits. William Boyle, a local Dem
ocratic politician. was killed instantly.
J. Schwarick, deputy county treasurer,
was injured internally; J. A. Harvey
and a man named Vandeventer were
badly crushed. probably fatally; S.
FRAZIER and Frank Chevich had their
legs broken; two brothers named Mtg
lafs. railroad-shop boys, very seriously
injured; one has skull fractured. Sew
eral other passengers were more or less
bruised. Conductor William Shields
had his arm broken and was badly
crushed
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22

OswEGo, Kan, Jan. 21.-Mrs. Day,
arrested in Michigan on the supposition
that she was the famous old Mrs
Bender one Of the noted family of muir
derers. and brought here for trial, has
become insane. The charge has
weighed heavily on her mind, and old
age. accompanied by the hardships OF
Jail life, has turned her mind. The
physicians say she is hopelesslY insane.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22

W#Tsr FL b'r- Tsurs-r. So
Feh~ua-r war-h So AerL sAr
pa NAY es-s Js1e 81. GT - -
Ia'v +" as august sssc. December.
s--r BIZ
CrVV F-re- 11-t Mrsd western -
a.
oars -9u.er strong Weefs~- 2-174<~
F7rvrsfrVs ss~f -r.ef Hrcha1Ead sta
- Frt-a Mess so P-rE 6-m.
sr.ef View Ness a. af o,s Mess
g. rsar' Fxt-s r-t14 - Es7s -s LsrL
sfrrrr au -rra- ~r~fer-f - y--
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
THlRTY YEARS SICK

Was very sick so years had dropsy ali over my
bodyi cou.d NOT sleep or t s.ts.la pl-ua as icit
hOu.s IN a TINE. tIu a-s .lt- loth- Passages
from bowels were partly - me; also had a Rupture
tnree Inches N...- fl. navel that come vut as hig
Is my thum when ! cougned or had had pa "a
tLf ere Also ft fI.s la my stomach ANA sll- wafer
couch very ld, i0rg "a ld harl au4 ttrrs1.a 80
rt srttts AID trouble with my heart and terri
ble pain Doe 0W nv -.rl "a Q rnel nat ~n. Dr. .iI
treatment with Dr. s. Clay Todd. 43 Monroe 81.
room 4. d. and Rapids. Nirn. Nct 5 I--. tfd
have been getting better ever since and am now
very much better n every rasn.tl .afn fr tnd's
treatment Dec. l0. lSsl PETER kKiIIHDf.
d .N
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
Nominations.

WAsHiSGTOS. Jan. 2l-Among the
nominations sent 10 the Senate yester-
day were the following: Marcus John
son, 70 be collector of internal revenue
for the district Of Minnesota, and Lewis
&. Palmer, 70 be United States Attorney
for the western district Of Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
AFRAID OF A VOTE.
Cn1csE0s Rtvz4s 6or Ens Word ;
Far Bsz for Dsl2g.
OPPOSED TO IBlLL0T o. fHCRSBlT.


WAs8IssTas. Jan "a 1as Words
Fxposls.oz conn .tee ~ re House as-a
nseaag saa aare. ated sab-eem-
nitbse - eoasid-r blr -priagys pFoP-
osl sioa for vote 9a size neEt Ih lrs1zY.
Hhey ST. not aaar srg ,4sasats on
she sa@stisa rhe 1leago people ars
well saesdsd sth siraauon. even
sho4xs lne ae~ eon ailfss ~ arrange
sasas Is "a vsrss - raelr interests AL
s4.m seFs 8f "a sgeci4I coma istee ~ere
FressnE except Messrs. H41eh sn2 Be-
csn
Ma spriaaer called 10 his resolution
tr0sid AZ tass rhs Ho4ss SHALL proceed
next Thursday ~ select tas site for the
fzir o. ballot. and Sc uas discussed for
ga hour sir -1rnxer urged ths
importance " speedy action on
fhs proposition he held that
~ rs action % the Cannon
sssolaaan last week ths House had
xirta4Ilv decided taat the matter must
De- settled a. sarly as possibls. and that
ths eonlnlssee xas practically uadsr in
s1ruetions. sna vas as much bound by
anem a. n shev had bsen Formulated
NJ altt also declared 10 favor of The
Emaedlats selection of site ~ the
House. and pointed out bow delay
tsopardizes the chances ~ tbe fair.
Mr Flower rhourat that the date
fxed i1r bauolng on the Springer reso-
Iation Ihursd4v nextI was a httle TOO
soon Hs slgges-el : resolution be- re-
ported PROVIDING fo- debate ia ths House
next Monday one aoar and half 70 oe
allowed Tor the rressntatlon % tAe
claims o. each -I-, ro be- followed bv
balloung on Tuesday
NJ EeIder. vt8 hsf come ia. a. this
toint expressed Doubt as 70 whether
sny fair .oald be held in ls32 u tshouId
arst he settled thas ths Governments
would re money afd to the fair before
anv attempt sas made % select the site.
This brought the Washington men 20
tie foor Nith a strong ob uon. They
eoutended that to ADOPT Mr. Belaen's
course would result in combining al OF
che other contenilnr cities against
Washington. which must RELY upon
Government financial aid Mr. Belden's
idea was that an historical celebration
could be hela iu sJ1. 20 be followed
yea iater bv tae Worlds Fair.
fas chalfUans attention was here
called 70 tne language OF the resolution
under Whlch the COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed. which spea<s Of a Worlds Fair
"a is92. and The point was made tha.
she committee had no alternative and
could dsal ~ith 40 PROPOSE zion that did
not concern fair 20 be held N that
year
Mr. Frank offered a resolution that
the Springer resolution De referred 20 =
sub-cou mittes or three, with instruc-
tions 20 report =. the next COMMITTEES
meeting subsequently the motion vas
Uodihea 40 as 20 make the chairman Of
shs raj committee also chairman of tho
sub-eommit-es and % have it report next
Thursday
Mr. Springer said shat il this motion
va. defeated be would move 20 modify
his proposition so as 20 have the debate
An ths House next Monday and the
baHotinE Tuesday, "a suggosted by
Mr.. Flower Tho New York mem
bers took alarm AZ this. however. as
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan 2f
flour Steady. Patents. ~ 5Of4.75. Bak
er, g eQ3 Is. Sfraights So 75G4 %, Winter
P1tcnfs - 5eet -, Clears s. s0Q3 o.
WHEsT R1.ed qoi-t and slightly 'over No.
2 CASH and Janlary. -.676c. May 9oGsOHc;
40 Z sp-a- gG62c. 10 3 6sG13c, depend
ioE on qaauty.
CoRN Dlu and steady No ard No 2 Vel
ior 2,s- No 3 or track and free On board.
z1 OK 40 White 27i.c No sYeiow.
., = G2Sc Jasusry. 2Sa GSsTc, February. 2sls
49, Nav. 81 3 G2iko july. So
OATS STEADY bar market very quiet No. Z
March a0kc NAV Qz2sc, June. 2ih922c.
sample .alcs were 30 e0s,G8ic. 40 z
Winter g .Gf3 &C.. No 2 2lG2gc No. 2 White.
pa Ggst,r outside very choice
RYr-Qu.et and easier. No ? cash. 44dA4t,
Nay delivery. fsstis'so. samples 4aG45o FOR
No g. Nsst0c FOR No 4
BaRLEv g dst. rather slor and easy Com
uen thin IaNa Ne and ~. 2, s4327o. good
~ choice 80 2-- Northeastern. thiu. sass
good to choice. 3oG4sc fancy DC
NEss PoEE Trading moderately sctire and
prices rg ~ steady 80 q 701s - fsr cash e. &c
20 90 for January p "a ? rs 'or February
g. fsaa - FOR Ma
Lard Trading only FAR sud prices higher a.
a. sT,,3s ~ for cash - s7tsE5 20 Pr January
= oe5 sa-, for February = 600 IS for Nay
BUrTET Creamery. sG-5c. Dairy s3isc
ParSfnE stock. t2sc
Fcrs- Fresh. f3,. ef4c
ForrrRv Dressed chickens 47s-sc per
Dressed Turkeys ~ fss.e 7er I've Ducks
Sa1.s- per 2. Live GEES. s. 90et o. per doz-n.
WErsSY 1a'sf 11tst s1a steady 80
bass of tf - io- t.sti.Isrs f1srs1 sl'fS
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22

who's wonderful Skill trumphrG
oftl tHI- aIsfa-r. lle cured th.s
YOuug mar perfectly as ht lsuor
s>auud as any one aud walks
without 81 cane UF lmn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22

Nl-ee sa1 h-e.r. Room lal.l H.era Al
Nenrac-sT. trana Rapid, "a %.
Cures Deafness. noises ia sac Head. Catarrl
Bronchitis hhcNn.ilo.s. Nervous Debility Inn
potrnge, harrriurss aat als-ase, e,l.t.af NON
etriA iHal,ertfieus aud eA erss-s 90 m.H hood aud
diseases of the Urinary Orstas. Blood stomach.
Lungs Eye and Ear, llts. % sores. belcb. .n s.
Dyspepsia. Nerve. spine. Liver Kidney. Heart
Diseases. >hortness ~ brrsfh. Back of Heat.
small ol Back. al diseases OF IS smcn aud clilarsl.
aud all chronic diseases
once hours "a. m e. %. m tHusuitaf-f free.
ANA 500 charge Tor services uull raren Medicines
sent everywhere. MaSr cali II possible. Dlrec
lions ga al languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-22
RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.

had rheumatism
m a. 4
and e helped me IIgAt away and cured eauIey lIeL ns
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
A Capital Route.

The Ohio 4 Mississippi railway is .
capital route Ia more than one sense
Capital In Its roadbed, through car
service, equipment aud speed, as well
as In the fact that it is the only
through car line from st. Louis tn Bal.
tirDoe, Philadelphia and New York,
via Washington
Daily lines Of Pullman vestibule
Buffet sleeping cars are run by lhis
c"iupany from 1t. LOus to New York
without change, via the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad.
Our through Vestibule trains to Gin.
cinnati alsO make direct connection
with the celebrated "F. F. v. Limit.
ed" Of the Chesapeake & Ohio ruute.
having through Pullman sleepprs and
Pullman dining care 10 New York.
Through Car lines via both these
routes pass through Washington, bal.
timore aud Philadelphia, allowing
stop off without going out Of the wa.
or incurring any extra expense for
fares
the Ohio & Mississippi Railway IL
lhe shnrtest aud quickest line from st
Louis to Cincinnati, with four snlid
ve,ribule traius daily, equipped with
the finest Pullman buffet parlOr ears
aud Pullman buffet sieeper-, making
the run i'm less than N hours.
The direct and fast line tp Louisville
with two daily traius carrying through
day coachps, parlOr cars aud buffet
sleeping cnaches.
Connections are made In Union de q.
pots Al Cincinnati and Louisville with
trains for all points Eatt, Northeast
aud southeast.
For further information, call on
agents Of cOunecring lines throughout
the west. or address, A. J. LYTLE.
General Western Passenger Agent o.
and NJ. R'y, 1Ol and 103 North Fourth
Street, St. Louis, No.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
STANlEY'S AFRICAN BOOK.
Henry N. StanleV'8 Boo

describing his recent Expedition, Dis
cOveries aud Thrilling Adventures 10
Africa will be published i'm few weeks
and will contain about 2OO illustrations
mostly engraved from photographs
and sketches made by himself.
Anticipating the great demand for
this Book, unscrupulOus publishers are
fIding the country with agents for
Nd called Stanley Books, such 10
"Heroee Of the Dark Continent" ""Ex.
pioratinns and Adventures Of Heury
VI Stanley" etc, who represent their
worthless trash To be 'Stanley's Own"
To no one Of these has Stanley contrib
uted q li0e. Perrous who would dis
c,untenan"e such frauds upon the pub
lie should positiveiy refuse to take any
stanley B,nk offered for delivery un-
Iess it be In two volumes, ,entitIed, sin
Darkest Africa," written hy
Stanley himself, with imprint Of CHAS.
SCB!BHER'S SONS, NEW YORK, on title gaxe.
Reliable Ageiiis waited. w. d. Con-
DIT 4 Co. Des Moines. Iowa, Agents
E'r Kansas, Neb., Iowa. MINI, aud
the DskOtss. (O.N
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Square Deal For Every Betty

To enable hume aud iand.Se * ,rs to
visit the farm ny section. ut Mum 80
Ia North Oshnta. Sopth D TX ,ts. Mr.
fana, the Great Northern railway line
will sell excursion tirkets, with 500
over privileges, ( xOd fr thirty days.
ut one fare fnr the rnund trip, on April
%, Nav 20 September 9, September 20
and Oct"t,er IA from st. Paul. Miune.
apn,is, Duluth and West Superior
This will enable purchasers ID see
the fs nous Park Region of MinnesOts,
tn. WOHderful Red River Valley,
Dev'p- lake, the Turtle Mountain. aud
the Mouse River regions If North D.
ko,a; the rich valleys Of the Big Sioux
and James in South Dakota, and the
vast fertile districts watersd ny the
Missouri, Milk, Teton a"d Marias
rivers, in the great reservation in Nom
tana. no land grant restrictions or ex-
ira costs In securing homest-ads.
The Great Nurth-rn Railway runs
three lines through the Red liver val.
ley Is the only line To the Turtle
Mountains. has three lines IN S"uth
DakOta, and runs the Onlysnlid through
trains If Palace dining and sleeping
ears, modern day coaches and Free
COlOnist Sleepers to Fergus Falls,
MOOrt cad Fargo, Grand Forks, Crook.
ston, Devils Lake. Minot, Glasgow.
Chinook. Benton, Great Falls. Helena
railway in the west owning and oper-
ating its entire superior equipment.
and with solid roadway, 75.pOund
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

steel track. insures safety, comfort and
speed.
Your home agent can sell you excur.
sion tickets to over 500 points on the
Great Northern Railway Line. Maps
guide books OF information CO Dcerning
travel Of settlement along this line,
cheerfully furnish Ell by any agent Of
the company, or F. I. Whitney. Gen.
P. & T. Agt. g. N Ry., St. Paul,
Minn.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Notice to Sunday Schools.

It Is important that q report from
Allen county be sent up to the State
Sunday school convention which meets
at Hutchinson May %, o, "a. This
your secretary is unable to do, as no
reports were sent up to the last county
convention. Upon seeing this notice
please do not wait till another time,
but let the secretary or superintendent
Of each school send me a report on the
following questions:
First. How many officers and
teachers?
Second. How many scholars en-
rolled?
Third. Average attendance.
Fourth. Do you have Teachers
Meetings?
Fifth. DO you use International
Lessons?
This will enable me to send up re-
port of general character. Very
truly, WM. GOODHUE, Sec.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
AontAxuA0.

4ODSo1OA0.
The elegant hotel 1t Las Vegas Hot
Springs. N. NJ. known as the Monte
zupa. Is . modern structure, arrxug.
ed to give every room an abundant
supply Of the brilliant aud tonic SUD
shine for which New Mexico Is noted.
Passengers via Santa Fe Route, who
have stopped there. praise the beauties
aud comforts Of the place.
Such a quaint. hsIf.American, half
Spanish life as that Of the native Mex.
leans is always novelty to the tour.
ist; aud the famous hot springs near
by attract persOus who are travel-tired
ar worn with business cares.
Excursion tickets ~ low rates, all
the year round via Santa Fe Route.
Write tn Geo. L Nicholson, g. P. aud
r. A, Topeka. Kan for pamphlet.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Letter List.

The following is list Of the letters remain
ing in the post Office at lola, Kansas, May s,
1890 Persons cslliny for any OF the letters will
please say advertised" and give date Of adver-
tisemant. J. E. ireland, postmaster.
Carnne, John Schnake, Rev. l.. C..
Ginnam, VIM. Welborn. Bert
Moore, Susannah Wood, John
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Annual Meeting b. and L.

The annual meeting of the lola
Building and Loan Association will be
held at the office of H. L. Henderson
at s O'Clock on Monday evening May
II, 1890, for the election of directors
and the transaction of other business.
J. w. COUTANT,
II. L. HENDERSON, President.
Secretary.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Sunday Services.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

SuOhSh.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m.
Morning subject, "Our Relationship"
Evening subject, christian Priest
hood" o. L. SUMNER, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday School at 10 a. M, VIM.
Goodhue, superintendent; preaching
at ii p. m; young peoples meeting at
$3.50 p. m; preaching at 7:3O. Rev.
T. p. Ash, Sunday School missionary
and district secretary of the American
Baptist Publishing Society, will
preach morning and evening. A
cordial welcome to everyone.
Rev. C.. n. H. MOORE, Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at usual hours next Sum-
day. Morning subject, Fear and
Trust" Evening, "Cure of Naaman,
and forces. illustrated thereby" All
invited. w. H. HYATT.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02
Notice.

Having sold my stock of groceries,
1 desire to balance my books at once.
All knowing themselves indebted to
me will therefore call promptly and
settle, either by cash or note.
l.. w. WRIGHT.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

Engage your ice for the season of the
Riverside Ice company.
Leave orders with H. w. Ewing at
DIR. s. Tozer's, c. F. Merriman at Le-
land stables, and at kreuter & Krue-
gers meat market.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

Buckeye wood frame and Empire all
steel binders at Beck's.
Judge Arnold is still confined to his
bed but is slowly improving.
Elegant wicker perambulators, ligh'
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

ly applied, but it was several hours
before the effects of the drug were en-
rely thrown off.
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

IUICcS
He has several hundred feet of pipe al
readv on hand which he will at once
The Iola register., 1890-05-02

one TO help take care Of his property iy.-Moran
Herald.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-05-22
BLOOD WILL TELL.

There are ''Blue-blooded people,
and "Redablooded people, and
Whlte-blooded' people; but there are
more "Bad-blooded people than all the
rest put together. Sometimes their
blood is simply impure. ia that case
there is no better remedy than Peru ma.
But sometimes their blood is Disc 4sed
and horrible indeed some of these Blood
Diseases are. There IS Chrome Ca
tarrh. for instance, ana Scrofula, and
Chronic rheumatism, Chronic Ulcers,
and even more horrible diseases. These
are terrible diseases aud especially so
when they break out ut this season OF
the year, when the body is relaxing un>
der the enervating heat, and yet has
not adapted itself to debilitating summer
conditions, Happily, suffering man
hood is not without h remedy for such
dire Affections. La>cu pi-a. has proved
itself in thousands of cases grand cure
for them. Read its record in DR.. Hart.
mans Ills of life. sent free by Peruns
Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio
Regulate the bowels if necessary, with
Mama I'm. Each retails at only 81
bottle. For sale by, Watson & Co.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-05-22
TYNEs. MISS.

seeing your request in o recent issue
That your friends over the country
write up the news, " will endeayor to
do what can for the south west COR
ner Of grand old Tishomingo. and per-
|haps Others seeing my feeble effort
may be constrained to do likewise. In
the first place | don't know that any
thing very new has transpired in this
end that would interest the readers OF
the Reporter; but can tell something
OF what the farmers are doing.
All crops are late, cotton has come
up badly, and what is UP looks rather
/ 'possum-eared..o
Some few have commenced WORKING
their cotton: but us it is dying out they
| are in no hurry to get over. And In
fact some OF our far seeing farmers,
are p.owing up and planting corn.
his wo think u very wise step.
I, Early corn that has been worked
looks well. and the rain that has fell
will make it grow in a hurry.
Ihe people generally are having
good health, and If thoy continue to
work for the next eight weeks as in
the past six. there is no doubt but they
| " ~ ASbP u UOQItli III harvest.
Now that it is time to- SOW millct
seed, each farmer should havo at least
half an acre in millct, and more if
possible
There isa great deal of complaint
that this country is worn OUT and
II we would just stop and think what
we are doing for our country, we
would be ashamed of our past acts
and II we think deep enough soon the
lands OF oldsTish would commence to
improve, and few OF our people too.
But SO long as we run our lands in
cotton to buy. corn and fertilizers (the
scantY supply used) we will complain
OF hard times and worn out country.
Tn how many farms in this county.
can You find one acre OF clover? On
now many one acre in grass. mlllet, or
any forage CROP Look around and
let me know in the next issue OF this
paper, # you find enough to mention,
state also il they have sufficient
place to keep dry, it and If they have
stalls or shelters for their cattleP You
know what mean, just point out all
model farmers you can find, and in nv
next III try and give you .'bal, on
the other side.
NY friends!~ My countrymen! what
are yousthinking aboutp can you meyer
sec the error OF your way?
We must work 10 improve our coun-
try, or we will have . poorer one-o
one that any one can grumble at. Let
us wake up and see whit We are doing.
We need the Alliance organized all
overAthe country and let our farmers
come together and discuss these things
Buck.
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crat- Fne bost and NEST iscwsy paper
ID tho Sapth Daily md Weekly n
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