The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-06-27

stolen about 100000, 600 OH last year's crop
Enough money to have built all the ware
houses needed by the sub-treasnry plan of
the alliance, north, south, east and west.
That does not include samples or loss in
weights. Now if you could have had ware
houses and held your cotton, you can read
lily see how much benefit it would have
done you. Yet you are told that it would
not help you. Do you see who was bene-
fitted by not having warehouses? No emu
meration has been made to show how much
has been lost by the rise in grain which
the spectators have made.--The Rural
Home, Toisnot, N. G.
1t would appear that Australia is being
Bellamized, says the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
1t is said that not only does the government
OWL and manage the telegraph lines, rail
ways and irrigation works, but the eight
hour day has been observed for thirty-four
years. The policy of the government is
constantly to lower the rates on railways
and kilograms, and all the great industries
are managed for the benefit of the people.
1t is only in a free country like the United
States that such heaven-sent %luxuries as
trusts, ~monopolies, boodlery, and unem-
ployed labor can be enjoyed to the utmost.
And the Pioneer Press in saying this dis
claims any intention of favoring Bellamy-
ism,
The National Alliance (Houston, Texas)
organ of the colored alliance, advises:
Vote for principles, not for parties. 1t
can make no difference with rs whether a
man is a democrat. republican or any other
partisan so long as our wives are barefoot,
our children naked and our homes mere
novels. We want a mar who will work for
the sub-treasury, who will see to it that the
people have money Mt one per cent in
terest, Just as the bankers have it.
It is no wonder the Indians go on the
war path once in a while. At Fort Pierre
the other day a %sprinting match was made
up between a local sprinter and a Sioux
Indian. Lo let himself loose and dis
tanced his competitor in the race, but the
Shareholders refused to give up the stakes
about $500, claiming the Indians had de-
ceived the poor white sports in regard tc
his speed.-Sioux City journal.
If the farmers of all the agricultural
organizations and temperance people Of
all shades of opinion bury their difference:
and cast their political fortunes together
and then hang together through thick ant
thin this fall, there will be music in thu
AIR. III ILLINOIS t1e FARMERS nave alreau'
made overtures to the proh%ibitionists.-
Chamberlain Tribune.
: If you want a representative in congress
! to tell you what kind of money to have
and how much, of course you want to sent
l a banker, he knows all about it-he deals il
+ the stuff. He can easily tell now mucl
! you want by the clothes you wear and tn
collateral you are ready to put up.-Alli
ance Sentinel.
, The Central Labor union of New Yor.
: has decided a point of interest to run
/ sellers. 1t has ruled that saloon keeper
are not wage earners, and therefor canno
be received as delegates into the union.-
Chamberlain Tribune.
This is the way the democratic Alexan
dria Journal puts it: THE independent
are worrying the republican party a grea
deal from the in which some OF
the organs are denouncirg the move.
According to the Seward, Nebraska, Blade
oats ,re .houts 90 czs- ,;a, ~ +,, VOW,