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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-01
The Price of AIfirators.

So many alligators arc shot for the
mere sport OF shooting in the Southern
States that they are becoming scarce,
and it is only in unfrequented streams
and impenetrable swamps that they are
now numerous. The demand for full
grown alligators for Northern museums
and aquariums begins with the warm
days of spring, and many an alligator's
retreat has been carefully marked by
the alligator catcher, who, when tho
signs arc ripe, will dig the saurians out
and sell them at from 81 to 81 per foot,
according to the length of the animals.
Savannah (Ga.) News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-01
LAND IN BERMUDA,
It Stays in Families for Generations, ant
Is Not for Sale.

IL stays In Families for Generations, ana
Is Not for Sale.
What is this garden land worth?" I
asked DR.. Harvey one day, as we were
driving past beautiful green field of
onions.
"a million dollars an acre." he re-
piled. THAT is to say, it can not be
bought 1t stays in a family for gener-
ations, and nobody wants to sell, but
every body wants to buy more
1t is beautiful soil, rich and mellow
enough to make any body who likes gar
dening want to climb over the wall and
go to digging. However handsome our
gardens are at home, there come the
yellow leaf and the blighting frost, and
for five months the prettiest garden is
no more than pit of mud or frozen
turnip-feld. But in Bermuda there is
no sleep for the garden. 1t is as busy
in January as in July. And every gar
den is sheltered from the high winds,
because all of the good tillable land lies
in pockets" between the hills, the soil
having washed down, no doubt, in the
course of ages, slowly and deliberately,
of course, but with an unwavering
certainty. 1t was we'll that circum-
stances required it to go down hill,
which was easy, or it would never have
got there. In the lazy Bermuda CHI
mate, if it had been necessary for it to go
up HILL it would have lain where it was
through all time With only one acre
in five fit for cultivation, and the good
land down in valleys and hollows, the
general aspect of the islands is of a sue
cession of cedar-clad hills. If you will
let the city of New York represent the
Bermuda islands, the space in it occu-
pied by liquor saloons will just about
correspond, l think, with the space oc-
cupied by gardens in bermuda, where
all the onions and potatoes are raised.
But l am thinking more particularly of
the Bowery and Third avenue, where,
perhaps, there are too many saloons to
represent the Bermuda gardens fairly.
At any rate, five blocks of hills, then
one block garden, and in the garden
you must imagine two or three colored
women down on their knees pulling out
weeds, with pipes in their mouths, big
straw hats, bare feet, and a tendency to
stop and rest on the slightest provoca-
ton. - William Drysdale, in N. Y.
Times
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-01

farm. The tax of per cent on the bare
land value of Montgomery County
farm would ruin land speculator; the
taxes would eat him up. But the farmer
who paid no taxes on his houses, barns,
fences, cost of clearing, stock, etc,
would pay, as we have seen, l 4 per cent
less than he does now, if only the same
revenue is raised.
just let the farmers who see this arti-
Gle study these figures bit, turn them
over in their minds, ruminate on them,
as it were, and perhaps they will see
where the single tax will get close to
them for their good.
L. q. BROWN, Memphis. Tenn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-01

! The farmer who cultivates his own
farm with his own hands is a land
owner, it is true, but he is in greater
degree q laborer, and in ownership OF
stock. improvements, tools. etc. y
capitalist. 1t IS from his labor, aided
by his capital, rather than from any
advantage represented by the value Of
his land, that he derives his living.
His main interest is that of producer,
not that Of Z landowner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-05-01
The Question Is Unans

''You are an authority on feats Of
strength, | believe?" remarked a stran
ger to the sporting editor.
The latter bowed and replied:
What can do for you?"
II wish you to tell me which is
the stronger, the female shoplifter or
the woman who holds up a train?"-
MunseY's Weekly.
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8ath fir Miitter,

Dor iiber SO Sabren ihon purbe
Wrs. WlnsloD's Sootbing GDrup bon
Niittern beim 3abnen Der 2inber auges
penoet. Wirt gu i'm G6lafe ourd
oas 9@reien zines 3inbas seii6rt, has
i'm 3abnen tit unb Dor 5Gmersen
meint? Wern 70, Iafe irfort eIne
Glai6e BON uMrs. Minslom's soDthinq
SDrup" boIen. Sein Wett5 1T uabes
5ablbar. IS tuirb benz fleinen 2eiben=
ben IofOrt 2inoeruna beridaFen. Ser.
laBt gub barauf Mniter, es lift fsiu
3peifel bartber. gs beilt OpIentetp
urb Siarrboe, regulitt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren. befeitigt Wino Golit, er=
wei@t Ben 8aumen, perbinbert @ntsIns
oung unb fdrtt bas gauge 9pasm.
sWfrs. Wif Bfotps SOOTHING Syrup
fur SabneAbs ain6et 1T ongenebm in
@eI6mad unb 6as 9e3ept Hammt bon
einem Der befen me!bli6sn Nsr3te in
ben Ser. SiaaisH. SO 1T bel alien
Srrggiffen i'll Der ganaell WsIt al ba=
ben. Breis 25 @ts. per IlafGe.
Rauft nidts anoeres als Wtrs. @inss
Ions Sootbiug Syrup.
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800 8elpbnuua. O

Die geisr Der yGreien 4reIe~ meroen ld
freusa gu erfabren, oab es tpenistens cine &c.
firdtete arahibelt siebt, ipeIde Die @,len>
ldaft in al ibren Stufen au betlen i'm Stanbe
it; sails @otarrb Cure if bic einaise iebt Der
ar5tli6en 8riueridaft befannte poiitibe aur.
aatarrb ~erforbert als cine Contributions
arantbeit cine eonaitutionele 8ebanoluns.
SaHs sfatarrb Cure tpirb innerl,d gsnommen
ns.b ipirtt oirett auf bas 8lut uno Die idleimi.
gen SberFa9en oes Sbtems, baburd bic
@runblaee Der &rantbeit sera0renb uno benz
@atienten araft ssbeno, inbem fe bic 8onfi.
futon oes &OrperS aufbaut unb BET @atur in
i1rsm 8erte bilft. Oie Gisentbiimer baben 70
biel @ertrauen gu tbren Seilf-dften, baB iie
eiahnnoert Dollars 8%elobnuns fir ieben SAL
a%nbieten, ben ie gu furiren berfeblt. Qabt Sud
zine Elite bon s3eusnifen fommen. Wlan abref.
fire: s. S. 6 benes & 8 C., Solebo. 8.
Ryr@on Drosuifen p%ertauft, Is Gents
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better an ben grnit ieines 5oeialte=
formzGifers nidt re@t slauben wolen
unb tpenn lie ale bic betreHenbe &egis'
runss 8oridldge uur als Mittel Der
W%eraogerung unb 8efGpi6tiguas ens
ie1en!
Sener Gabelberi1t iber Die gerut-
tbeitung Gnnerts entbielt In feiner lafos
niinen &irse Nihis a!s bic Wfittbeiluug
Der SbatfaGe felbt uno ia9te ou9 aidt.
Oh sleih5eitie nit bet 8eruttbeiluns gu
9 Monaten 9aft ou6 auf 8erlu Il
&eidstags Manbates
etfannt murbe, mas ben 8eftimmungen
bss Observation-Disclosures mad gei6eben
fam unb beifpielsmeiie in benz 6alle
bes freilinnigen Mbgeorbneten 9. &iGs
tefz Mihlrdolib aud in Der Shat ges
f6eben 1T.
IS 1T bas i~ibrieeus elm febr bequez
mes Maittel fiir bic &esieruna. miBlie.
bige Nbgeorbnete aug Dem &el1stage
berausSu. o%rdngeln", benin f1lieBIi6
iuiro fd nod benz befannten Worte
ienes G%ram3ofen: v@sbt mir brei
Worte zines Wannes unb i'd nerbe
baralts etnen Strid breben, UNI ibn an
ben @alsen gu bringenl" = einem Ses
BEN, Der 6fentlid rebet ober Der fiir bic
Ssfentlidteit i6reibt, iol@ cine Maiez
ftdts. Beleioigung na6weiien l%aifen, mie
bieienige 2unerts, als er bic Worie
9bafespeares ipieberbolte, baB elm 3d.
MIG cod pau6 muir elm Wteuf6-io gu
iagen" Tel i,
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@a!tfu.niasWeine.

Weinliebbabsr finben elm aroBes 9as
get bon Ieiaen California : Weinem BEL
0errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamp
plasa. 6err Meper iudt bic Weine
on 0rt unb 9tele aus u,.h fauft brett
aug Dem Seller Let Weinaa6ter. Nls
gutem Genner gelingt es tbm iteis, bic
beiien Soften aus5umdblen. ST fam
feline 9unoen uno Tamilien nit einen,
gnten 3ropfen nerieben. @otb= unb
Weibpeine III bor3agli0er Qualitdt
BON ieBt CD $1.00 per @alone fret
ING 6ols aeliefert.
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sWr Moberne Shte in 5trob unb
Jil8 in ben beiiebteffen JaGons: Guns
lop, 6nor unb @tetion.
Bancpaft & SDbn.
SaFSaee taah Gnrrsa.

Die Wgenturen bes Serrn 50. $,
Doung, $50. | Commerce Styobe,
San Antonio, uHb $50. 603 Drain.
StraBe, DALLAS, Osrtreter nur biz
anerfanat beHen europ6if6eu Oampfer=
2inien. SER Oouug 1T i'm Gtanbe bic
billig It EN- Maten gu geben, er=
tbeiIt bereitwilig iebe getpinIGte Nusz
funft urb beforgt febr prompt ale ibnl
tiber9ebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad Gu
ropa GIT reiien piinf6t, ober 8ermanote
berii6ertOmmsn laien milf, nenbe f6
Oil irGeno cine ber g%enannten Naenturen.
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Ssrr 6. $. Maaer in ber Weft-
Commerce : StraBe tdlt fets bas bols
tommenfe 9aser In 3eiaenmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel=
CLOS, Siloerrabmen, Girnihea uub alien
3et6nens unb Maler= uteniIien. 4iinfs
lerii@ ausgeftlbrte 8ilber uro Statuets
ten Ii. lin6 in elmer febenslpsriben @als
lerie CUR Naf6t uab gum 8erfauf auss
geitelt. Sn 3apeten unb 3immeroefos
rationen 1T bas @ei9madpolte uab
Neucle bort al finben.
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ss- Wenn Ssmanb fem uno gu ans
nebmharem Beejie ipeifen min, 10 aebe
ct gum Wifionss@orten. Die
9erlen Jsbeimer & Waal, Befssr bies
les @tobh1lements, balten barauf, tire
0dtte tets bollfommen 5ufrleben gu ftf'=
len. Nae acknowledges Delisatelea.
4ultern, MiIo, Slide, GefiigeI &c. fn6
bort III Der ~oeIifatsiien 3ubereituug als
3eit gu baben- Mabl5eitsn lpetbeu auf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der Gunben
geEanot. Gu6 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiIemirtbf9aft o~srbunbene Bar
r 0 Die beften Geirdnfe. ftets friides
Bier unb feine 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
g s 0i8eI.)

Dles 1T Der eiu3ige 6iisel in Der um=
aebunB Der Staoi, Der erreid)bar 1T,
obae baB man Giienbabnen freuaen
oeer Gil fleinen 9ulten boriber muB.
Die gerteIerun8en linb ale por3hgIi6
uno Die 5iraBen Iinb beinabe Bis au
oteiem rpunberfd6Hen 6i0el gtabi1t.
u lle9t 100 Sub bod. iiber Der 5tabt
unO oie bibl6eitea 6dufer liegen it
f@ei1er Hdbe.
8tetet Die fG6nfte 2(usfi6t.
Sic reinfte 2nft II. Der bette Gd1attett.
Sreiteffe Gtrasen nno Mnenmes.
Sic iebDnfte ntto eeiiinoeffc Sage lit
Der gtaSt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere Wdun,e
uno StrduGer, tpie 2ebensei9e, Wees
iatGe, agarita, 2orbeer uno gerR=
mouen; angepflanate Sdats
eubdume um ieben 8lod.
Sn oiefem Glima Iinb 5@otteus
b dume unb 5eebrifs tpeientli1.
Die Saupir6bren Der WaFerz unb @ass
leituHg geben bis 81 ben 8aupldben
unb tperDen iebt tueiter seflibrt.
San Pebro, gelfnap, 6piparo, Main
unb Wc@uanugbsNp enue laufeu brett
burd bas @igentbum.
Das gigeutbum liest big aaf elite
Weiie imuerbalb Der gtaotgrensem.
Die 8aupldBe baben cine Gront bon
so CUB, Die Noenues haben cine Breite
bon so Sub unb Die OILERS cine fol9e
DON 20 SUB uHb finb in Der Shat $1,000
tDertb; i'd b%erfoufe aber ieBt a n
old e, bic bauen tpolIen, Bic
Got fir $%200-$400. Ma9bem mebs
rere Sduier aufgeiubrt morben finb,
ueroe i'd bic 8reife erb6ben, big 9le
oerfauft unb nit ben i96nfen 9duiern
in Der Sta6t San Nntonio bebaut finb.
8%ebingungen, ein 8iertel baar; &et
auf LANCE 3eit nit 8 pro3ent .3inTen.
Werben Sduier iofort in Nngriff gez
nommen, 1T 8aar !, Nu3ahlung ni9t
erforoerli1.
Wir toiiniden 8erbeherunseu gu boz
cen, niGt 8elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. Alt 81 0oufion : 5trabe, sam
@ntonio. Seras.
SAP 6. abnms..--. .@igentbnmer
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Ser Cinderella gd,ub store,

gde Of.6outoniiraBe unb Mpeuue c.,
oiefer beliebte 2aben Der Stobt, bat
ieinen neuen 8orratb bon g Dmme T.
9uben fir 6erren, Damen urb
Slnoer erbalten uno bat cine nnrere
gleid)Ii9a Nusipohl aner SOFTEN unb
Qualitdten. Ser @inberela : G1ub>
Store ftibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der be1ten
Gabrifen uno ii6erbietet Nles, tpos i'm
biefgen Wearft gu baben lit. 5pecia.
litdt fit 6erren: ber Rodforbs5 9ub,
fir So. IS berlobnt fi6 Der Miibe, i'm
@inoerella Store porsuipreGen,
ebe man anbersuo fauft.
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Der 10 ahre B.

9ausfrau: v.... Nimm Dir on 9eis
tler Greunbin @usulte elm 8eiipieIl
Die 1T 10 reinli6, baB Iie fd tdelid
oreimol tpdiht!" - Dienfmdbden:
r@loub's i9on : ibr S9ab ii aber
aud S1ornfeinfeaerl"
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226. 22S unb 23o Morft @trose

226, 22S unb 29O Marft : @traee,
Sat Mntonio $3.50. yeras,
baben ibren Serbt. 8sbarf bon 8. 9anbretb G.
Sobn @arten.. Blumen. unb Gelbs Snmer er.
halten, inter Maberem
5000 8funb nene @rnte Bib Samen, 5000
Yfunb alfalfa (euaerner aIeefamen) ebenfaIs
Mansolo Bursel, &unfsfraben, Mobrruben.
Samen, esperiette alee, 8odbara Slice, Sapa.
nefiider Slice, Sobnfoa @ras, Buffalo ODER
eolorabo Gras, Saat &oggen, @erfe, Safer,
Meiaen ,e.
sledter 81 Yafo 3nisbel. unb Creole Uber
2oniIana 9piebel- Samen.
asenten fit bic b~eribmteu Brinly Pnuege,
|lanet il. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators COM
bined, Sanb- Samenorils, Yfige nnb g,Iti.
b%atcrea, @uff. 9. Bredt Durfmaidinen unb
8utder> llteniilien, gbas. Mutbs Sonia . Gr,
tractnren, Biensn.R auder, Mefer oe.
StetS auf Eager Sarriion Bros. C 60.
Town and Country UNI gebrau9 fertia ae-
mifGte Garbsn; fibren bielelben mebr ais IA
Sabre. imbortiren @arlaounqspeiic, pnb fnbs
len un8 bere9tisi mad Iangiabriger 9 fabrura
gu belaupten, oaS O%isfcIben bic beiten Garbea
fino, Die in bieiem 9anbe fabriairt Derben.
SIM October erparten 2anbretb & Srbn
rntbe, peibe unb selbe 8misbsl . Seblinse.
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ag- gelidtigt BEL pancoaf &
8 + ben groBem 8orratb %elesanter
Nn3tige fir btefe Saifon BON $40 aufs
udris. Die befteH 8aaren fir biaiges
@elbl Seine fertise Nn5iise, bon Ben
6siten S9ueibsrn bergeEeQt.
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saT Sen reeliien Wertb in 0errens
Wus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finbet man
BET paneoaft & Spbn. Sebt
unIere $1.Semben, rs gts. Sirhmpfe
u. {. b..
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Neberhi6en,
giebere @eilun9.

geit Sabren Ieibe4 gb unb gu lsibe i'd
Id an etnsm Qeberlei> an einem Qeberleiben,
ben unb fpbalb i'd Or. 8erifppfuns, @pretit>
Musuit 86nis's 9am> %lpfsfeit, SalaApfsfeit,
burger 1rppfen baee. etc. Go siebt nidts
gen anipenbe flble i'd befere5 basesen pic
9tnberuneunb ftnb Dr.. @usult 8rnis's
btefe ausseeidneten 5arnburser Grrpfen.
Erppfen beBpesen ftets nenn rad 8prfarift
In uleinem 5aufe su anseipaabt; fe fuaten
fnben.- Clinton Stub, in fetntni Saule feb
1865 Maple<Str., Ros len.- 5eirri6 Stin>
DIETER, q. q. rier, Detroit, Slid.
Hrris so Gents tn alien atutbsten sa babem.
sHR CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. III.
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8egeu nerb6fe 2Opfi6mer3en ges
brau1e man Or. Iuguit 40ni9's 5ams
burger 5ropfen.
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mosnaleide,l
.uerfen fiber scbetlt tura,
9r,A aensfEmni9a
9ambnrger Sropfeu.

8ptt Sabre lit i6 lteber swet Satu
an sinent befttsen sra HIT i'd an einen beftis
e~enleiben unb brard,te gen Nasen : 8atarrb
Bic serfdieben fen unb beiierte fh mein
NitteI pbne Zen o. 3uitanb erlt, nohbem
rinsiten grfule. gu id anins Or. @usuit
Iebt ntadte i'd einen R%Gnis'8 5amburser
Derfu6 nit Or. 9ue. lrppfen einsunebmen.
R3nig's 5anlburser Nah Benz @ebrauhe
Ercpfen nab fdea mad ppn pier 8laiden mar
fursen, Gebrau6 irurbe lib mieber splltaneis
i'd S~olitdnbis berses tereei,elt.-@au Rpes
feGt.-8ertba moolfe, Der, 295 9arabee< Str,
Stcdton, Gal. Chicago, Sas.
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9emti6 @maliid1e Gdlmle,

San Nhtonto, Eeroa.
auerfannt tidtise 2ebranHaIt fir aua5en
unb Mao@en; felt brsibia Sabren in reaer
@irtiamfeit. Gortref1iGe 2ebrtrdfte unter Be,
ipabrter 2eituns. Der ensIif9en Sprade pi,b,
ipie Der btutiden, bolle Reduuns qrtraaen.
au6srnem unterridt i'm @panifdcn. @iniser.
s;aben borbereitete Sdiiler fnben jceefasii
Gufnabme. Nabere s~u8funft ettbeiIen Serr
8. 9roos, 8raiibent oes G6uI @orNanoes
uno @ III. 8orbed, 9ireftpr Der GniaIt
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Zine por2liglid)e Baeserbeit
The advocate., 1890-02-13
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THE WEEKLY CAPITAL.

The Weekly Capital for 1890 will bo twelve pages eighty four columns
full Of valuable and miscellany twill contain proceedings all state
political religious scientific agricultural and other conventions and other
meetings the State Capital in addition TO the latest tegraphc and state
and choice selection literary matter from the best writer's in the
land The Capital Republican politics advocate ofpohon and
outpokn in its editorial comments upon all the great issues before the
pie 1T Kansas paper boeos Kansas and her people The future
Of grand commonwealth aggressive leader in the great political
reforms the key Of the wonderful agricultural attracting the best
people Of every state commands the attention the whole country
state that has had its vude the past andb the courage andnte
gnce of its people has all difficulties and leads material pros
pery and educational and religious progress all the western states To
help build up such state among such people, the Capital proud be
al humble worker
The advocate., 1890-02-13
FROM our EXCHANGES.

Self interest demands that farmers and
laborers stand true TO the demands Of
labor-Faulkaer County Wheel.
The issue In Arkansas In the coming
campaign will not be tariff rot or negro
domination tomfoolery, but It will be
whether the people or the plutocrats and
ballot box thieves shall rule.-Falkner
Go. (Ark.) Wheel.
In 1878 you could pay interest on a
mortgage with rs to 30 bushels Of wheat
and carry home a pair Of CATERS for your
wife. Now you can pay the same inter
est with 100 bushels, and plaster up the
holes in your wooden shoes.-The Great
West, (Minn.)
Paola SpiriE Contrary TO general ex-
pectation all Of the Kansas republican
newspapers did not eXtravagantly praise
Senator ingalls, recent speech in the
senate on the race problem. In fact
many Of the ablest papers were either
silent or expressed disappointment,
A number Of papers have adopted the
Joint demands Of the Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union and the Knights Of
Labor as their platform, Every labor
paper should place them at their mast
head and keep them there until they are
enacted into law.-Falkner Co Wheel.
There's going to be n great big exit
one Of these days-a general exodus.
Poverty must go; millionairism must go;
boodlelsm must go the national banks
must go; monopolles, trusts and COM
bines must go-in fact the people are
getting ready to go it on their own hook.
--Ex.
Intelllgentlabor Is not asking for "sym.
pathy," but demanding justice. "Sympa-
thy is an insult as long as justice is de-
MED. But when labor masses It's vote in
favor Of economic justice It will no longer
be insulted by an offer Of sympathy
Nothing but the ignorance ofa large mass
Of labor prevents labor from getting itf
just reward. Industrial Age (Minn).
ANOTHER FRIEND. - The Fredoniu
Democrat has recently been purchased
by Rev. T. Sherk, minister who read
Bellamy and Pentecost till the aristocra
cy in his congregation asked for his
resignation. They received it, but nov
he talks to an audience larger than any
church in the county can hold.-Non
Conformist.
The want of money has debauched the
world; has wrecked kingdoms; has ruin
ed nations; has blighted the industries o
the people; has been the chief source o
crime; the prime cause Of insanity. Th'
one great factor in all the difference
among men. Such is money-yet we oil
need It, and all must have some of it.
Jesse Harper, in Faulkner County Wheel
A proposition has been advanced Il
use the debts Of foreign nations as th
basis Of our national banking system
This idea will soon take the form Of
bill before Congress. If foreigners com
here and buy our land, railroads, elevators
Touring mills, etc, ETC.; and are permitte'
to take mortgages upon the farm, tn
The advocate., 1890-02-13
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ment Of pensions II passes directly into
the channels OF business. Yet our gov
ernment officials treat that method Of
disbursement as II the money would be
lost TO the country, and old party papers
howl about "raids on the treasury" az II
a robbery had been committed Express,
Chicago.
The Illinois allen land law which goes
into effect next July prohibits the hold
Ing Of real estate by foreigners Over
one million acres OF farm land are In
volved, and unless the owners become
citizens Of the United States before the
first Of July the property reverts TO the
state. The Nebraska law, while not as
sweeping, was copied after that Of llli-
nois and Is intended TO curb the greed Of
Sculley the Dublin landlord, who owns
thousands OF acres In both states and who
has transplanted in this country the
odious system OF landlordism In vogue
in Ireland. Our state law differs from
the Illinois law in prohibiting non-resi-
dent aliens from acquiring title to real
estate or interest therein, "by purchase,
devise or descent" Omaha Bee.
Were II in our power to portray In
words the good feelings that beamed
: from the countenances Of Cowley Ali
ance men after their adjournment last
week, how gladly would we do so. Old
, men who for fifteen years have labored
and sacrificed for the welfare of theW
country, who have foreseen these troub-
{ lous events, for the first time II might be
. said, feel ray Of hope, and backed by
: strongest faith that at last are their
3 brethren in toll going TO stand shoulder
r. to shoulder till results are obtained for
e which they ask With ffty-three sub
:. Alliances, membership Of over 5000,
an organization perfect in detail, an un-
derstanding Of square deal pervading
the entire body, Cowley Is bidding her
sister counties be Of good cheer, hold
high your banners, be true to principle,
for the future holds every encourage
!, ment where intelligence prevails. In a
short time the Non Con. will have more
. to say Of the leaders In this and other
. counties, to the end that all may get
nearer acquainted, ,--NOncoV6rmist.
Secretary Wlndom's plan Of purchasing
silver and storing It away in some hole in
d the ground and then issuing certificates
T. on the commercial or commodity value OF
s the silver is certainly very narrow con
v tracted. Why not take mp the sub-treas
y ury plan as adopted at the ~. Louis con.
/ vention and issue certificates on all the
products Of the country instead Of one
q and let IL circulate among the people ~
money.
. In support Of this we beg leave tC
. quote Sir Thomas Doubleday in his finan
- cial monetary and statistical history oi
- England. He says;
Il Government paper money has always
enriched nation when properly issued
, restricted, and secured. It has ever beer
success. Specie for domestic curren
10 cy, or as basis for paper, has been
le failure, without solitary exception.
n. Napoleon, at st. Helena, claimed tha
a England beat him with her spindles, bu
le it was her paper money that kept tn,
a anindIaa I'm motion gnacie in ita atoa,
The advocate., 1890-02-13
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