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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
Wit and Satire in Wills.
From the New York Ledger.

One might suppose that will-making
was anything but merry occupation,
and yet the drollery of the the wills
that some eccentric old fellows have
left behind them could hardly be sur
passed. Dean Swift could not have
concocted a more bitter joke than that
of the testator who, after citing the obi
cations he was under to particular
friend, bequeathed to him, at the bot
tom of the first page of his will, ten
thousand dollars, of course, thought
the delighted legatee; but, on turning
the leaf, the bequest was disco vered
to be ten thousand thanks. What wet
blanket for great expectations -
Just as odd was the codicil of the
death-stricken humorist who left to
certain of his dear relatives "as many
acres of land as shall be found equal to
the area inclosed by the track of the
center of the oscillation of the earth in
a revolution round the sun, supposing
the mean distance of the sun to be 81
600 seml-d lameters of the earth from
It," This was century ago; and as the
problem could not be satisfactorily
worked out the legatees were kept at q
mean distance from the property all
their lives.
A very neat reproach was conveyed
| IN the will of an uncle who bequeathed
eleven silver spoons to his nephew.
with the remark: eff | have not left
him the dozen he knows the. reason: :"
the young scapegrace having stolen the
twelfth spoon some time before.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
DEATH FOLLOWED The FIGHT

DeplorabIe Sequel to an Encounter n.
tween Two Virginia Institute Cadets
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 26.-An exceed
ingly unfortunate affair occurred at I'll,
Virginia Military Institute, at Lexns
ton, yesterday. Cadets Frank W. Ma
Cannico, of Texas, and w. r. TaliaferS
had personal difficulty whd
eliminated in fight of severn
rounds. About two hours after m
matter had been settled young Talia6S
70 died, but whether from injuries ri
ceived in the fight or from natnj
causes is not known. The death, howl
ever, was no doubt the result of the eI
counter. Taliaferro was Of one Of IN
best families in eastern Virginia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
PLOT TO KILL. DIAZ.
The Mexican President Narrowly Esoer.
Assassination.

ASSASSINATION
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept 26.-Publicato
is made here to-day of an attemnt \
assassinate President Diaz during n,
recent national celebration, the facts n
which have been suppressed up to I'M
present time. During the celebratmI
an immense crowd of people of N
classes surged around the execut~|
palace, and the president, accompans|
by his personal staff, stepped out on M
front piazza in response to deaEeNl
ing calls. No sooner had M
form appeared than vole|
of musketry sounded above the GS|
and bits of brick and timber began N
f1y around his head. He retreatedhnl
riedly to his room, followed by his stall
Three bullets whizzed dangerously neal
him. Forty men are known to havl
been concerned in the murderous pIaI
fifteen of whom are now in Jail and tb|
others are fleeing precipitately fronts
country with the military on their track
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
Keeps Right On.
Detroit Free Press.

When coal oil was first discovered it
was predicted by all the leading scien-
fists of the day that. it would be exhaust
ed IN six months. When natural gas
was first discovered it was predicted
that every pocket" would be ex-
hausted IN sixty days. When the aver
age man gets fooled on a watermelon.
even when 1t is plugged for him, these
gray-halred savants can't be trusted to
always hit things plumb center.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04

HE engagement is announced in Lon
don of Miss Isabel Scott, daughter of
eN-President Scott, of the Richmond
4 Danville Road, and Mr.. Douglas Grant
son OF the late Beach Grant, of New
York.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04

to try to supplant the language Of !,
adopted country with one he has abi ii os
/ hold that it is the first duty of ali mo
whose homes and interests are in 4 tHial
country to foster and protect that Lannon's
which has been to them the, only t true "
ponent of liberty they ever knew" '' OK
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04

MIR. DINwIDDIE-"I don't thllh 81
fair to talk SO much about the w
getting full every month"
Dlnwiddie-"W Why not?" ),
Mrs. Dinwiddie- because 1t i y
likely the man in the moon VINO
1ull. - hicccc Inter Ocean.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
After the November Cyclone

From the st. Pioneer Press.
At the close of the Wisconsin elpot.
othe little red school house" win be tfo,O9
on top, and George w. Peck among thy
~inhric - NV
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
Failure at st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 30.-The hool
Bros Boiler Manufacturing ComiJl
has failed. Liabilities, $97, 1000; as
Sl75. 600
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-03
8ei.m 8eaiaue bes gpmmers

III SO pobl seitgemdB, bic Nufmertiomz
felt olsr @~runobefiBer unb GARNER auf
ein fir fe Invertebrates @tablifement in
5ieliger Staot unb beHen graeugni1e gu
lenfen. IS 1T bas bic Giiferei Deg 6rn.
@eo. ManbrD in bet NuitinfraBe.
Su b%erfelben ueroen 6diIer, @%ifternen,
Sonts u.i.m., u.i.n. nit 3ubilferabme
Der beiten unb neueiten Maf9inerie Der.
asiteQt. Wer alio has erquidenbe Nab
fammeln muB unb boau geeiaueter 6ola
gefdBe beoart Der gebe gu Geo. Man.
brp, penn er auf CUTE Nrbeit unb ree0en
preis fieht. 9bon Der bIOBe Nnblid
Der WertFatt nit ben brauienben unb
i6narrenben Maidinen unb SEN f9
fleiBig r~esenben 9dnben 9ef9idter
Werfleute 1T beg 8eiudes mertb.
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8.

= Mit benz Bau Der Yecos: &ibtrz
8abn, BON pecos nod gbbD, lpirb 10.
fort b%egonnen perben.
= Sci benz preisf6ieBen in 2eon
Springs am Sonntag geipaan @mil
S1pperpein ben erIten uno u. 6.
WenbIet ben atpeiten preis. Die beftsn
@entrumsidthe madten u. Bergman
unb u. 6. Weubler.
= Sn Borne ftarb pl0Bli9 Grau
SuIius 2udenba9. na9bem fe li6 Ell.
mem reifenben Sottor in bic Sur gege
ben batie. Die Nnseborigen ermirtten
einen 8erbaftsbefebl gegen ben damn,
boIten ibn in &enbalia elm unb nabmen
ibn feft. Wdbrenb Fer Nadt, dig bic
partie r%afiete, entpii6te iebo9 Der DOT
tor unb lieB feline Meoiainen &c. gu
rid. 2eBtere purben benz Sheriff iiber.
geben.
= Die rSsras 9reHeb geef & Bad.
ing Company" bot ibre 8eamten ers
udblt. prdfoent 1T Gbas. Goodnight;
0icesp rdfibenten: ). 8. Sfiuner uno
s. 81. Nleranber (San Nntonio);
S9aBmeifter: Sofepb 2obit; Setre=
tdr: s.. M. @%btenmertb (@olumbus).
- Ser @ouberueur bat cine YeIob,
nung bon $500 fur Die Sabbaftmerbung
Der W6rber Weibemiilers in 9uoal
@Ountp ausgeiebt.
Ser arteff6e 8ruunen auf benz
@runbtiid bes SrrenafpIs in Nultin
9iebt Waher in elmer Siefe bon 1900
Sub.
- Nus pfor3beim Nib BON einem
cIaiiideu S6pabenfreide ber bo6'
moblpeiien Stakeholder bsrittet. @s
banoelte li9 nm Die Nusnabl oes
plabes fir bas GaiisrsM ilbelm, Dent
mol. @Is nod ldugersm SUDDEN Elm
plaB gefunben mar. ltelte es li6 be-
raus, bob erft cine SeltersmafersY ube
beieitiet perben muBte. Mau fano
swar fir biefelbe einen anberen plaB,
bod muBte gu feiner 6reilegung cine
2inbe gefdlt merben. Qls bies gef6e>
ben unb Der umaug Der Srinfanltalt
bewerffeligt moroeu mar, ertaunte
man, baB : bic Griebenslinbe,
mel6e CUR @rinnerung Der Siege in
1901 gepflan3t Dorosn. umgebauer1
moroen iuar, um elmer gem0bnli1sn
SelterswaRerbube plab gu MAIDEN.
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gal;frrntasWeiae.

Weinlisbbaber finben ein sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Germ 5. S. Weper am Mlamo
plasa. 9err Meper iuht bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ul.h fntlft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weinaii6ter. Wls
gutem Genner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beffen Sorten aus5uwdblen. ST fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einem
.guten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= unb
@eiBmeine in bor3igli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @a1one = frei
ing 0aus geliefert.
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SER 6. -. Miiler in bsr Wsh-
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas pol.
tommenfie 9agsr in 3eidenmateria=
lien, Sapsten, GarbeH, 8las, 5piegel.
slas, 8iloerrabmen, 5irnifea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Mtalersu tenfilien. Stint.
Ierif1 ausgefibrte Bilber unD 5tatuets
ten ac. finb in elmer Reconsideration @als
lerie our Wnfdt unb gum 8erfauf ause
gefteQt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo=
rationen III bas @ei9maduoQite uno
Neuele bort gu fnben.
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hath fir Miitter,

8or iiber so Sabren idon murbe
Mrs. WinsloD's Soothing Syrup bon
Miiitern beim 3abnen Der Ginber atlges
nenbet. Wirit Su i'm S6lafe our9
bas S6reien zines Ginbes 9sIt6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen if unb Dor SdmsrSsu
peiut? Wenn 10, laHe fofptt cine
IlaIde BON vWfrs. Winslo,p's Soothing
Syrup" bolen. Sein Msrtb it unbes
3ablbar. IS wirb Dem fleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inoerung berIdoffeu. Der.
laBt gub barauT, Wttter, es 1T fem
3peifel oartiber. IS beilt Dplenterp
unb 0iarrboe, re9ulirt ben Dta9en uub
bic Nieren, beieitigt @ino aolif, Ell
wei6t ben @aumeu, perbin0ett Gnt3inz
oung uub fidrtt bas gauge Spftem.
nMrs. Winsloms Soothing Syrup"
fir sabnenbe 2inber 1T angenebm in
@eidmad unb bas &eSept liammt BON
einem Der 5elten meibli6en Ner,te in
ben Der. Siaaten. IS lit bel allen
O~ru8giften in Der gau5en gBslt 3H bas
ben. preis rs @ts. per 5laide.
2auft ni6ts auberes aIs Mirs. Wins.
Ions Sootbiug Syrup.
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@rumsetaemtbums . llebertraaumaeu

@runSeiaentbums liebertraaumaen.
S. 81. 3enbid on 5. 6. Barnard,
So Nder 2ano. 6flid BON Der aIamo
Sitd, 100000.
". 6. @riefenbed unb Grau on s.
u. Wittmann, @runbftd an Dafota
Str. $485.
s. u. Mittmafrt an @oear S9ramm,
@runbfiid IN DafOta Str, $3.50.
8. 2abenburg an 9annob Oppen.
beimer, 2 @runbffide an Nortb Giftb
uno Weit Girit Str, 81 1850.
@Onrab 9uberi6 an Rob. 8. Salia.
fetro. @runbfiif an pine Ctr, nabe
9atota Str, $500.
Olga 2lappenbad on Geo. g. W.
Wc@lroD, % @tunbftide an Der 3.
StraBe, awii6eu abe. . unb goe. 6,
$12. 900.
Geo. $. &aItepsr oil %. 3. JinIep,
3 @runbifide an Niron Str, $1,000.
Sophie @lermann an Sophie Carp,
line Jalfner, @runbfaf an Sampieo
Str. (3err 9ia), preis nomiuea.
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Yetitionen: I'm 8erldngerung
Der Gaiiianos5 irabe unb @rbauung eis
ner Bride iber ben San pebrp; BON
.. yeper, MiB Sulia 0elion, I'm Sid
e1faituna non oteusrn; Don Ger Gate
YiewzYabn, um Wegsreht; ben Souls
9utb uno 8. %. 9hilips, UNI Bauer
laubniB; I'm Nufltt1uHa eines eltftri.
i6ea 9,dts. an Der Of=GommerestraBe
unb Siio paeific.Babn; bon gargern
OH GrosbD SttaBe unb part Muenue
unI Wa1etleitun9; bon Der San Qntos
Mo StraBenbabns &onpe9nie, bic elef>
triF6s 5rieb!raft bur9 bic gauge Staot
auiperben gu f6nnen. ginffimmig be-
piqist.
Die Yetition Der vSeras 9ribune"
rirb nid)t bewiQist; Sui. SoB erbdlt
Ba~uerlaubniB.
Sir Sonnenbd6er fir bic 9ampf=
wal3en lperoen $50 belpiligt; fir bic
8erdnberuns Der @urbIieine ali Centre
StraBe $57.0 90.
ueber bic petilion bon s. s. Collins
pirb uneinftls beri@tet; bas uferlanb
eeb6rt nidt gu ieinem @%igentbum.
u. Gibgeralb erbdlt grlaubniB mad
Sos gu bobren, aber unter Wuff9t bes
Gtaot.Sngenieurs.
Die Wnpobner an Weft : Commerce
5traBe, 3tpii1en Grio unb Mebinas
5traBe. mdhen SeitenDege ritter 2laRe
berfteaen.
l1eber bic petition bon 6. Mtgge
miro ungtinfig beri@tet, ba bes @igens
tbum, mel6es ct Der Staot f6enfen
min, berielbsn bereits geb6rt.
Ser Nntrag &eimanns, Mil> 5traBe,
iibli6 bon preiaftraBe 81 erneitern.
unb bas n6tb,ge Iigentbum 5u elpro=
priiren, tpirb angenommen.
Neue Nntrdse: Noe $, STD. GlOress
ullb @s1ts 6ouifon : StraBe gu beiprin'
teln; einen seeisueten YIab gu ndblen
flr Elm neues Marftbaus unb einen So,
fienanidlas fir bas @ebdube 5u mo:
den; nit ber County, 8ebDrbe t9 tber
bic @rbauuns elmer Worgue gu einigen :;
8uena 8iftas StraBe ber5uiteqen; bab
Die Mnmpbner Der Sibz preias @traBe
unberaigli9 Ssitenmese erfier 2lafe
Iegen; bic nod feblenoeu $4,000 fiir ST.
Dffnuug Der grodett StraBe gu bewi!.
ligeu.
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Wotis att nas Yu6lifnm.

SIN 2aufe bes nd6Iten Mouats mirb
ein 8riefttdger in jeoem Mobns unb
@eih6ftshaufe inrerbalb Der @rensen
no 8riefe ausgetrasen tperben, Dors
ipreben, I'M bic Namen aler 9tries
figen auf3unebmea, pel6e bort poIts
iaden %empFaugen. Gorrefte Nusfunft
1T erbeteu, ba haburtb bic Brieftrdger
in ben Stano seiebt merben iolen, ale
pofia6en m6gli9t prompt absuliefern.
g. M. Spbnon n,
81, 6mt, 2mto Yofmeifer.
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Sd)ube ST sputtpreiien.

500 Yaar Ginberi9ube gu 81. So.
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Damen=
slippers gu Is gts. unO wertb
SLIPS.
e~pibenbefebte Mor9eaidube fur 9as
men aIer Nrten, @pe3ialitdt. GroBe
&ebuttion! $1.75 DamensG n6pfl6ube
fir $3.50. 5uuipans $500 @laeeez
leber 2n6pffdube 1T Der bette Der Welt.
Sulipans falbleoerner 5dub fiir Mdns
net gu $500 lit unibertreffi6. Mdns
neri9ube fit $500, mertb $3.50.
preisermdBisungen in allen anberen
Nrtifeln, iuoDon in ben f"einIten unb
miitleren Soften nur bas bette sefiibrt
mirb. Die aus9eidnittenen 4dusurubs
leber=S dube fir Mdnner, tragen li9
gut uub linb comfortable, belonoers gu
empfeblen. Jarbiee S@ube III Blacee
gu aeeeptablen Yreiien.
/. 8. st. 6uIIiban,
Ode Commerce & st. Marn's Str.
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gaKaae tad europa.

Die Ngenturen bes 0errn %. 5.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce StraBe,
g san antonio o, unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiien europdiiden 9ampfers
2inien. 0err Yuung 1T i'm 5tanbe bic
billie # en- &aten gu geben. err
tbeilt bereitmiaig iebe getplni9te Nuss
funft unb beIorst iebr prompt ole ibm
iibergebenen Nuftr1ge. Wer mad Gus
rppa gu reiien niini6t, ODER 8erpanbte
beriiberfommen laifen min, ,penbe li1
on irgenb cine Der genaunten Ngentu,en.
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a. Bsoor man cine &eiie unters
nimmt, faufe man cine rs Gents Glai9e
BON Gbambetlain's golitz, @boleraz
unb Diarrboe.W ittel. IS 1T mei5tens
nOtbwenoig unb bann febr w%ertbuoG.
Wirtt milo unb iher. Gum 8ertauf
bel @. @obn & 60, s. 9alteper &
eobn unb alIen Drug9iten.
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!. gsim @ertaufe zines 6auies in

= 8sim 8erfauie zines 3auies in
SeBnib. in Der Rdbe bon OeKau. fam
ttir3lib Der merfpiiroige Gaa Dor, baB
elm Ofen mebr %toftete, dig bas gan3e
9aus. Das 6aus murbe bon benz bes
treffenben &dufer auf Nbbru6 fir 500
Mart erftanbeu, er stbielt aber fir ben
eripdhnten Diem nod EXTRA 600 Mtart.
Ser Diem iiammt aus ber eriien Sdlfte
beg bDrisen Sobrbunberts unb entbdlt
9adelu nit einsebrannten Bilbern bonn
alien Oefauer, Der Mnnas2ieie Il. f.
M. ST 1T i'm Outrage bes 0er5oss an.
getauft morben uno pirb in Deffau
wieber aufseitelt tperben.
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naT gei6tist Bel Yaneoaf &
8 o B II ben sroBen 8orratb elesanter
Insiise fir bieie Gaifon BON SO aufs
lpdris. Die beiten @aaren fir biliges
@eIb! Seine fertige Nn3tse, bon BEN
be1ten G6neibern ber9efelt.
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sds- So 1T ertpieien, baB CHAMBER.
lain's SuitenmitteI bic iderne unb bette
Mebi3in lit, bic uo9 big iebt bersefelt
uurbe 5ur 6eilung afuter 9alss unb
2unsensR rantbeiten, pie @rfdltungen
unb Group. Gum Nertauf Bel q.
@obn & Co., s. 2alteper 6 Sobn unb
oQen Druggifen.
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gpoes : Mnaeiae.

Nm Montag beri9ieb in Sot Springs,
Nrtanias, unfere innigf geIiebte Sod
ter, ShUe1er une S6ndgerin
Gntma Shuls
I'M Niter BON Is Sabren. Die geerbis
suug fil.bet morgeu (Dtittno6) Na6s
mittag 5 ubr bonn Srauerbauie (Nlamo
pla3a 81 aus fat.
Sic tranernbem Stnterbliebeuem.
5au Nntonio, 3. SUM- go.
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IS sibt ausenblide i'm menihli6en eeteu, nc man
pcr Sdmer;en rerrudt wereen fbnnte, unp tann lit Is
3ett, nd 6es t~erubnten SalpatipnsO ele5 gu ertnnern.
Oieies BELT ale ouBerlihen SGmerSen icfcrt.
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Rag &. @obn & &c., s. RaIieDer &
6obn uno anoere Druggifen warben
@bamberlain's 9uitenmittel niht emz
pfeblen, penn es ni6t gut tpdre. IS
1T fpeSiea fir bic 5eilung bon @rfdls
tunsen. Group, 9ufsn &c. berseftelt
nno bas %nirfiamfte Mittel in iol1en
6dfen.
Mleriet.
- Sm Suteref1e unierer Musliellung
bat f9 9err Sames 8. Sruebart nat'
Merifo begeben.
= Nm @elentrbeumatismus ftarb
nod laugem, i9merem Seiben gu 9ot
Springs emma @9ol3 i'm Nlter BON
Is Sabreu. Die 2ei1e mitb CUR Beiz
iebuug in ber 6amiliensruft bietber gsz
bra9t merben. Ser i9mergepriiften
5amilie fpre9en mir infer aufridtig.
lfss 8eilsib aus.
Die Surp i'm Ridter Noonan's
Dihritt: @eri9t beftebt aus ben folgenz
ben giirgern; GbarIes Sugo. 30. 5.
@orbet., WiQiam Jergufon. Sas. S.
5reud, q. g. Ripers, SeiIe preBnau,
Sobn s. 9ambletOn, y. Nrnauo, $.
8. Berg s. s. Collins, anton Moam
unb s. Collins. Oie Nnipra6e beg
&i6ters sebt segeu bic Botbelle, 5pieIs
bdufer, Sinaelfangel &c.
= Gin Mann Namens @oitinqban,
Der bas Bfero uno Bug9p bes Or.
gaines fabl, tit In 2odbarbt perbaftet
norben.
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Cine SerausfOrperuns .-Di Gisenibdmsr ron Or
BUTTS Sufeu=S prup ierhern btermtt bic 0piteren her
9ereiniaten Staaten berauS, cine btaisere unt pirfs
lanlere pufens Ufettlin jn perihretten, ais tbre.
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q Maberids 8ant be3abIt 4
pro3ent 3infen fir 3eit' 9epoiiteu.
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SIN Sale BON 9ranfbeit ODER
nuslid gepdbren mir tets
ldngere Belt. Mit SDpotbefen.
Noten fam bis ni6t gefdeben.
@ir brauden unfsre Moten
nno Siderbeiten nidt an Ban
tiers ODER GeloberIeiber Al.
tranSferiretl, I'm nil Dem @elo
nnlsr @eiddft meiter3ufibren.
Wir brauden nidt tobe
@reiie gu berednen fir Sn.
itrumente. ipeldc mir ouf 5eit
berfamfen, nm bic 3inien auf
WorfGiife herauSsuihIdosu
The advocate., 1890-05-21

born amidst tho struggles Of the rovolu-
ton and grown TO full manhood In the
rebellion, is already pinloned with plu.
tocracy'a chains, and In the throos Of dis
solution.
Ioilers OF America, ariseI The darken-
Ing clouds are pregnant with evil Time
Is preciousl Swear by the only friend
you have left God In heayen--that the
next congress shall contain only the toll
Scared veterans OF American industry.
Ballots and victory.
MERLINDA SIsNs.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
UNION

That 1--WE farmers are now doing our
own thinking" is perhaps a somewhat
hackneyed statement, but il is nearer the
truth at the present time than at any
previous period Of the worlds history,
One fact we cannot fail to notice is that
no question Of political economy, no
matter how widely diversified public
opinion may be In regard to II, is sui-
ficient 10 cause any division in the ranks
Of our oppressors. They stand a unit in
opposition TO all reforms. They make all
nominations Of importance in both politl-
cal parties, and "you pays your money
and takes your choice"
Doubtless every sub-alliance and kind
red organization in the United States
would unanimously adopt some such
resolution az this: "Whereas, Il is evil
dent TO every candid and intelligent OBJ
server that both political parties are now
managed by and for the few to the detri-
ment Of the many; and whereas, we are
a part OF the many; therefore, be It Re-
solved, That while we neither approve
nor condemn the theoretical doctrines Of
either political party, we do most heart
lily condemn the practical workings Of
both, as directed against the American
farmer and lAborer"
The above, however, 10 but q "glitter-
ing generality" The question naturally
The advocate., 1890-05-21

are almost all democrats, and always have
been. They never have allowed any par.
tizan politics within their alliance organl-
zatlon. They were with one accord Bit
terly opposed 10 any third party move
movement 10 obtain the Legislation they
30 much needed. They found that the
measures they needed as farmers were
not In the democratic platform OF their
state, and like the good, honest democrats
they were, they adopted resolutions ask-
Ing that such principles be put In tho
platform, and resolved TO try TO elect
democrats who would support such
measures. This procedure, properly pre-
sented 10 the democratic party OF that
state, would no doubt have been satsfac-
tory, but It did not suit the bosses and
rlngsters who had always ruled the farm
or In his vote, and they proceeded TO lie
about and misrepresent the farmers
movement, and nothing was too moan
for them or their corrupt and hired press
10 say II II intended 10 divide the iarm0rs
or bring their efforts into disgrace. But
for once the sturdy, honest farmers we're
TOO sharp TO be fooled; they still bllndly
stuck to their party and went 10 the pri-
maries strong enough 10 be in q majority
and demand that the platform contain
the demands they 30 much needed, and
that men pledged to carry out those de-
mands be the nominees OF the old party.
The result was that the ringsters, In
many cases, when they found themselves
outuumbered by honest democrats In
their own democratic convention, with
drew and called 1t farmers convention,
and set their ring convention for some
future day, and claimed that the farmers
were responsible for split In the time
honored democratic party. The fact Is,
they bolted, and thon claimed that the
majority was not democrats simply be-
cause they were honest farmers. This
indicates that either the ringsters will be
strong enough to read all honest farmers
out Of the democratic party Of that state,
or the farmers will be strong enough to
mash the rlngsters. The result IL waited
for with deep interest. The farmers Of
Alabama are honest, honorable and de-
termined, and are probably thoroughly
aroused by the abuse hoaped upon them.
Let the democratic party, or any other
party, consider well before II attempts 10
read such a worthy element out Of tho
party for simply demanding just recog-
milton of their rights.
The advocate., 1890-05-21
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