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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. Will Sneed and Miss Bet
tie Duacan were married on We'd
nesdAy September 8 All Of the
eastern portion Of Lafayette
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Rev. w d Gardner has return
ed from his summer trip and re-
sumea his pastoral duties.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mrs. w p wilkins AMI her
daughter. Norma, are on a visit to
Irrelevant, Tenn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Nr. R0bt McElranie Of LaFay-
cite aud Mrs. Matte Hill Of Poa-
toe, ere marrl ID on the 9Th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Read every line on this page ; if
you don't you will miss something
you ought to see.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Ta- statement Of the Bank Of
Oxford, published IN this issue,
sho~s an Increase in business OF
sa5.0s6,4 ~ durns the past three
munths.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
sIsPfuxs OF BEArE.

Tired feeling. dun hsaA@chs. paina
n various parts st the hssdy. siaking
- the pit q the stomach. loss q rpps-
ate. fe~vertahness. PimPles az sors-. are
III Positive e~vtasasa Il Fwaoaed blood
matter hos L beware poisoned L
nust be purified 70 avcs4 astth. Or
tcksrs English Blood Elixir Raa never
ttrle,l 70 renaeye serof leu. ~ syphhfrc
Sold by IT Ch.snIl.ss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Beautiful SAtteens, Challies,
Lawns and light dress gods at
cost At Geo W Lea wells.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

sworn and subscribed 10. before me.
q. H. Hill. CLERK 0f the T. s Court for
The Northern District q Mississippi.
this sept >. lss-
q. L HILL. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Prof. III Z WhIttsa OF the Clear
Creek Normal Academy. was IN
tswa Monday. He Is very hope
ful Of a asari.hing school the com
ing section
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Capt. w @ SsInd III wal IN the
sIfY Nondar and left Tuesday
morning accompanied By his
daughter, Pearl, FOX B:as Noun
t-In.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mr. G D Able and family of
Water Valley, visited friends in
Oxford this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

II ven want 1 nice steak for
breakfast or roast for dinner leave
your order At Brown < Caldwell.
market house on Depot street aud
you will get the very best the
market affords.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Col. Msrphis OF PSatosoc, vas
in the city n few days hst week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Rev. q W Gardner. Judge BIZ
Kimbrough and Mr.. John Z JaeS-
sou are att tending the Baptist As
ISOLATION In PAEola county which
cJnvanes today.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Can furnish homes from Log
Cabin to Palace. Save your
money by getting my prices be
fore buying. Remember the
old Furniture Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. c B Nelson has returned
from . business trip to St Louis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Tne fellowing Is the list Of the
PStis IGrE - ssiys a. the October
tern OF the Circuit court, com
meRclng Gu the 9th dav:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

1t you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnify ing
glass You would b. amazed AZ the
amount Of dust, dandruff and dead
skin thereon acc Um ulated. The
best and most popular preparation
for cleansing the scalp Is Ayers
hair vigOr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. w Z Avent took in the Ter
as excursion last Taessay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
EA1LE AGENT

Mr.. Hunter Porter has returned
from the bottom.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
Grand Iu--r.

The following IS the list of the
Gnnd jury TO serve at the Oeto-
Ter term Of the Circui, court, be.
sinHI7g the FIRST Morday:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
A. w. SYMBOL.
AlIiarca cGa.s.

=. Akarz English Pills
Are. active, effective aud pure. For
sick headache, disordersd stomach
loss Of appetite, bad com Plexlon
and billiousness, they have never
been equaled, either III AAeriea
or abroad.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Miss Mamie Word has returned
from . visit 10 Water Valsev.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

You will always receive tender
choice meat If you l~ave YOUR OF
der with Brown < CalJwel..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

\ negro was brought from Pa
nOla county a few DAYS ago and
placed in the Oxford jail. On &C
c0LEt u tse nature Vi hrs offence
be was FIRST .emoyed to Hernaudo
aad the authorities not declining 1t
prudent to keep bim there Ae was
transferred TO this place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
Cert Suffer- Arv Lcrver.

Knowing that d cough can be
checked in a day and the first sta
ses Of consum ption broken in a
week. We guarantee thar DR. Ackers
English cough remedy, and vii
refund money to all who buy, take
it as per directions, aud do net
dEd our statement correct.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

I. BEN Price. Cashier Of the Pank d
Oxford, oxford. Mississippi, d. hereby
certify that the foregoing true.
full and exact statement of the assets
and lrlblliuas Of said Bank on the day
and date named therein. A. shown BY
the books Of same
BEN PRICE. CssLier-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

and strength. The rapiiify - the ci,rr A.
toaished me-. rs I expected the process o. be
bong aai tedious -Frsisrico sfarix Fer
nsndes, Villa Nova de GayN. Portugal.
for many years | Wa . sun Fer nom
s~eTotuit, until abOut three years agp. when I
began the use ~ Ayers S~arsaparilL1. since
which the disease has entirely disappeared
A httis child % mine. wh0 vas troubled with
the sam complaint. has also been cured by
this Medicine II. Brandt, Avoca. NehF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

OHuILhdtdH.H ui.e aIal
tv Plrasa!s, u . W Lg4v-l!s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mrs. Wa Cook and Ms. SalIie
Terrell are both sick With fever.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

We rrfuui money IN every m
stance when Plantation Chill Cure
regular aud tt.tsIessl fails bats
ssssr fall. For sal- bvJ T Chan
Tier, Uavtd. JF A!ss, TaJleT.,
\ a Houston Il Son. Abbeville
K u Risiand. I;aris. q W Hall
Noah. l. \ Latham, Dallas.
threik old & Patton. LAFAYETTE
Springs. \ Z Mullins. Ggays.
FUR x Boona, Lafayette Spring.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Two or three dozen ladies slip
pers tnd low en-. shoes az cost at
Geo W Lsavclls.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Mems straw hats at cost n
Geo " L&tvels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Why paw - cents or 81 VII en-
ou can tuy Plautatlut Chill Cure
(r~guIar aud taste less for 81 cen,f,
sbich - guar antced to care you :
Tor sale ty pr Chandler, On
tord. JT AlvIs. Taylor "A
III ustuu 4 son. Abt,nlle. RIB
K tghnd, PARIS. CIV II III. Noah.
l. y Latham. Dallas. ThrelkelI
: Patton, Lafayette Springs. /
Z Mullins. Grlv<- Furr < Boone
lafayette Springs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

BEAT oSI:
A X Wilson, JR Roach
~ Il Hope, HAYWOOD Stockard.
BKAt TWO:
g W Hall. PM Duncan
W d Sneed. Jim JefFer.su
BRAT rHEEE.
) Boothe, IF Young.
j IL Hlr;ly, Bill Lewis.
BEAT F0UR.
\ F Browning. Ut Morrison.
q W West, W Higslnbo,hatn.
BEAT rtvE:
J l. kimssy, wv Anderson.
J \ Parker, VI + Patton.
e Ladies q oZfori and Vicinity
viii leave for ST Louis and other
points on the slh for NV fall stock q
Millinery. ill leave nothing nndone
IN my selection to please each and all
my customers. While gene I will lie IN
the trinminv and vii! attend al
the wholesale openings with Madam
Ramsr Who has been with Rosinhein G
Lewis Of St Louis for fovty years aaa
az course this within itself will be beue-
ieial to myselt and customers. I will
bring Ms IIaFt The trimmer that was
sith me LAST season. back With me She
has been engaged Il tg.m a.nsi room
Wita same hrm since beginning % sea-
son. taking all the fagisia style. etc.
The dress making ill stil be catrssd
"a AMI hope aote satisfactory .aaz
last season. { am IN tie store q he Wy
4 Falkner north side u the square. and
vii be Continually ssndiu. .oulethins
res while am away. The house vii
b. open While l am gone under
the management OF my sister. l hav.
on hand now some Novelties IA Hats
a Caps an everything IN the ~ay %
5,nty work material most cor la1lly
iavi,e all - call aud see me.
Miss ALICE L. STOCKS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

We repeat that Advertising pays
III YOU don't believe this inquire OF
our young friend H-nry HGtehIn-
son. He lost a valuable dog and
one insertion Of abou. SIX lines | n
the EAGLE not euly recovered the
dog. who was attending the Wa
ter Valley camp meeting, but
brought numerous letters and IN
nation as 20 the dogs movements.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

will give 20 MY customers 10
.cnts per pound for all the cotton
! hey may bring IN during the
nouth Of September.
y. Breuner.
OYfrl. Ju g -, 1890.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Children ry&PitchGf's CastaFIa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
Lzeklt-s Arr;ca sa.vc.

Tie het salvs N the voril ior eutt
truisen. res. u~tc,rs. ait rheum FEVER
svrc-. tvltsE e.@prs-i band cbiIbhIus
,osa, and 81 sNn efupuons AMI posi-
tlv-ix utes ptles es NO pay repaired.
X ! suarantsSd q give pcgfsSt .ali.-
faction ~ a4en.y refuf.dct Pfsae -
sale ~ J 4 Chandler.
We would no, urge an arti le
~ithout merit. We urge al 4
.saar1Hiee Plantation Gill Cur.
K gu!Ar aad taslelcss T Cham
Her, Agsn'. also J I AIyis, T4y
Or. A A Houston 4 Son, Albe-
4 le. X B RlgIaRd, Pans. L. A
L. than, Dallas. q w Hal, Noah.
n relk.ld & p4titn, LAFs etc
A 4 Mullia,, G avs
Z uu 4 Boone, Latavette Springs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

Ny residence IN Oxford, aud :
on locona river ten miles
town in good pa r aud un-
der cultivation. Terms easy. AP
Wy TO J n barry.
Oxford, July 80, 1890.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
Bard Of Supervisors.

The following Is the proceedings
Of the board OF Supervisors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

With a feeble appetite and I'm
perfect digestion 1t IS Impossible
for the body % secure the requl-
site amount Of EourlshmeLt.
Ayers Sarsaparilla not only stImu-
Ia.es the desire for food, but AID
the assiuilatlve organs in the tor
nation Of good blood and sound
tissue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

W" have spec " aud positive
cure for catarTh. a.ptherIs, S4nker
nouth aud bead ache ia Shilohs
Ca'arrh Rsmeis. A nasal inject
tr free With each bottle. Use u
Il you desire heslth and sweet
breath. Price soc. Sold by j
Chandler.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11
STATEMENT
showing The Condit.0a q the
BANK OF 0xF0R D.
OXFORD, MISS.

At the close Of business. Aug. 5n. 1890.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
drop before snow flies again. Well, it i
surely time = al

/ drop before snow flies again. Well, it il
surely time
The latest advice TO. farmers is TO "worh
harder and spend less" OF course, farmer.
will catch on to this, wonder why they
never though Of it before, and at once be
gin to prosper
Their is no limit to the assurance and
greed Of protection" So long as the peo
pie submit SO long protective robberies will
20 on. If the farmers Of the United States
were in any way benefciaries OF this sys
tenn they might, from selfshess, remain
quiet. But there are no compensating tar.
IFS for them. The prices Of their products
are all fixed in free trade mai ket; while
the prices of all they have to buy for home,
wife or children are fixed in the most high
ly protected market in the world. He is
thus caught between the upper and neither
milestone, and is ground to pieces in his
purse. . +
This feed chopper is believer In the
saving grace of "the protective system .
but he wants to see farmers and laborers
getting the procession, not wealthy proprie-
tors OF manufacturing plants.
Every state convention so far held. Of
whatever party, has admitted and bewailed
the unprosperons condition Of our farmers;
yet agriculture is not depressed, and none
but demagogues say it is, The demagogue
crop is surely q big one this year.
That was sarcastic state convention
held in Pennsylvania the other day. By
resolution it admitted the existence Of an
excessive tax rate. and admitted that farm-
ers were the chief sufferers thereby; and at
N c0 ipnn - 4
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02

Resolved That we look with thank
fuiness and some degree of qualification
u,on the fact that under all the difficulties
that have beset this new country something
has been done toward extending the inf
are now organized within the limits of cur
county 10 schools. and we are also gratified
that. t.the Organization Of this association has
been effected to promote their interests and
bind them together in bonds Of sympathy
and we call upon all officers and teachers
in the county to unite with US TO that end.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
sabbath school Convention.

/ A convention Of deleg ltes from the var
ious Sabbath schools OF this county was held
In the Baptist Church on Thursday "a th
inst. at ~ o clock q. m, Mr.. Alexande,
/ McBain in the chair, and the Rev. Alex.
Burr vas appointed temporary secretary.
"A draft OF q constitution and rules Of order
was presented and adopted, and il was
agreed that the organization shall be known
az Bottineau County Sabbath School Asso.
| citation. The officers for the year are Mr.
McBain President; MIR. w. Thomas, lst
Vice-President; Z. Bignell, 2nd .Vice-pres.
Rev. Ales Burr. Secretary; Mr. D Nc
Arthur, Treasurer. ss
/ Atthe afternoon session the following
subjects were discussed with an carr estnes.
and enthusiasm which speaks we'll for Sab.
bath School prospects. .'The relation of
Sunday Schools TO the Church" opened by
the Rev. w. T. Gibson.
"The best methods OF preparing the los.
son, - Rev. VIM. May.
sHow to secure and retain attendance III
our Sabbath schools by the chairman.
The relation Of parents 10 the Sabbath
school, BY Rev. Mr.. Hubert.
The main object Of Sabbath Schools by
Rev. E. Turner.
1.-The model Bible class" illus.ra BY
turning the meeting into Bible class
taught BY MIR. Harmon. ~ , y
Methods Of Billie study, opened BY Mr.
+. Bignell, followed BY Rev. Mr.. Burr.
The evening session opened with large
| audience and the business OF the evening
commenced by q choir led by DR.. Greig,
| rendering with great taste, piece ol
| music, several Of which they rendered with
. freedom which be speaks practice and
careful study.
| The Rev Turner read portion Of Scrip
ture and led il pr .ysr: after which address
es were delivered by the gentlemen who's.
names are affixed TO them:
"The benign reflex influence Sabbath
school teaching has upon the thescher,'' by
the Rey. Mr.. HuIbert, who, also. in his
opening remarks, extended cordial vel
scoms TO OIL Sabbath school workers.
Those who consider themselves beyond
the necessity of attending Sabtath school,
BY Rev. Mr.. May. .ssss3. sz35s
The necessity for Mission work, not only
in the foreign field but at home; and the
ennobling influence Of the gospel" by Rev,
Mr.. Gibson. sSs
The regulates of the teacher III our Ssb-
bath schools, by Rev. "A Burr.
The following resolutions were then pre-
scented by the cemmittse appointed 10 draw
them UP, and were unanimously adopted.
AZ the Botsideau County s. school ASSOC
ciation in convention assembled. il il Lsie-
by resolved: Is
That We look upon Tie Sunday school as
among the most important and powerful
means at our command Tor guiding ard con.
trolling the youth Of the country and assist
$sn I..xs
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
Rugby Ripplings.

The town this week is something like a
deserted village. Statesmen Thomas and
Erickson and others are at Grand Forks
while citizens Gordon, Lockwood. Mcbride
and SeMell, with their families are enjoying
life at Fish lake, fishing and berrying By
the way. Fish lake is the coming resort fol
this section and will BE visited good deal
this season.
Clerk Of court Russell is enjoying visit
from his brother. in-laN, Mr.. Sperry. On
Wednesday they started out 70 take ia the
sand hills. sssss
n X Steenerson is talking Of selling out and
hieing himself to Duluth. where his friends
hope he may succeed
Charley Taylor. of Bottineau was 10 town
Tuesday
Tho nomination Of II N johnson for Con-
gress gives general Subtraction here, 90 the
tsentiment of Pierce county was II his favor.
Meesrs Rogers and Schroeder, of Willow
City came down Wednesday, /, returning same
day.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
Special Notice.
NOD! ].

We would coll the attention Of all stud
ents who contemplate taking course in
normal instruction to the superior advant-
ages which the State Normal School at Mil
nor, N. d. offers to students Of the state. |.
Tuition is free in all departments Of the.
school, and state certificate, valid for
life, to teach in any of the public schools Of
the state, will be given to oil who complete
the course. The first term Of the academic
year begins September lst Write for cata-
logue md further information to + Berri-.
gan, Principal, Milnor, N D..
Very truly yours,
State Normal School at Minor, ID
w L Williamson, Secretary.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
THE FARMERS COLUMN.
Edited By the Pioneers Agricultura
Correspondent.
Few Facts ana Figures.

nno .a,.,,, , -, ].
,bat ,h;s - s;r h..:s 70 onai : J. ni'su '''
nna..;on az, rs. ~ = : 'ely ooiapAe'sle.
nnders.ands;. !. NJ o' nau - saousane ,'
onr a"aasnua,. - wv, o.s.',s S..' any one seil WY
| nni;.s .ha :. go, nouu nase '. annanVla is =
stani3 Tr.ha ,.ora.naas.. an :; sa.us Sanuos unusi
hv tho noonIa 8. sha..,s. = io' .pe people
/ - -at;a P, ~ s., enoulu nnv ? system On
nrahsna +. = aa.;sSa o sa"9 peop.s can &C com m
n;a.a ,ra,,,a 1919" s'eu ~ 'u1' 'aA o1 9o;o,
- r,,,, ..a ,as;I, p1o an .no ,lony Aeedeo
ho ha,ter - i 1aau 49,. sosv'nn.e' - mouto no
haad ~ NC wa,,,d = sos I eaA " Yo.oo
.ro no y;na "UIa n,sa anow ~ eAac'y wnat y We
m;IIiona;ass, .. @ = = Appearel ina. tne
and n,ha,. A. s.a.. .as. AZ .g I..sourgn
,arn e .e.h sDs,..n eMns heeueo assistance,
M ..,a .ao. ~ uiloc. tax anu pay them cash
,"a..;o - - .ess1 70 aoie 20 understand the
would % nooasaa.... !" svnsmo, ~. Anu az whicn
the instice ~ ~;nn ana ,a,a noaiu ~ - snuw
nf ann,hsr - nais ono olus' ~. 'no oenen'
R,,l bar. ,vo ha ~ "s solcne.
tariff tayo,;on sou'piloa,eu system Q!
hioh ,saior;ad of;o;ria - nuse ai'y ol
two hnndred and sf.,, ~ Svuu-sna, ,,, 'nkes
i each .hrouah ~ .aa MY m.illous M uoi'ara
costs tha naae,a ~ ~ .ps.om nous.s' .ha'
war hv p nnrsps;nn III ~ 'nous"n n.il.ons 2
sr;as - is.. Iss .I.. .as oos's ol 'ne necess-
sa-ors. ~. 'na. onloles trus,s 70 oieeu the
~ M I d;amonas .na' puss a"a au.y ~ ~ per cent
ia ~ a,iaaa uI = 10 anu o.ner tnings tnst are only
~ 80, - = ~ .ne 'lor ana oo per cent.
,ho, ~ s,,,u % SUIT. .na. poor man must nave
,nn. l,:y lui.y one nan OF people IN tho country
;nr;sa [ af.s = uo~n ~. = 81. soo oery, ana ma
dars;an,. ~ on and I. aiI ~ "h auui.. ieW gan uh-
sdonh.r.I A., y anu A'l Ws nave 10 return is q
rhoIssaia ~ @ neI,y .na. somehow Or otner TINS
~ ss.e $3.50 'oopery y gooo ior US! In IooO
I ..ho,s e. oMueu one 2 ~ ine " wealth Of the
..nrn.. " ouy =. NoN, aIter oV years OF
af.hs @ ua.i.. 'ns ~, ,aIners own JUST oue-sixth
Soa. :. =. !. ,ana =. ineIe y one co!d Iact tnat
49,. sss sons Wy 'owaro Anocking OUT the
- : saaa, y'oS'lvnls' - n,lnn. Insory.
p..a.l yp'ei y. g'afk 9 thread costs IN Ayr or
tbe s.U,o s.n s;n.s = my = Town 10 Canaaa ia
5 81 oan.s o g..su spool ot LARK .nread cost
cnIa.;on ] 49, - 10y par. pare @ Lngland ane re-
] snoo, grlSs Th;s s... =. .'aIk thread y cents
spool; :. Anls state of affairs exists beca use
ma snS u y sn.ead ssa1s out composition.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-08-02
The Tariff Az a Bribe.

Af.er buying up the facturers With
high protective duties which make the con.
ditions of s-harder for the great farmina
population. they turn around ana put hieh.
er duties on corn and wheat u nv bushels
Iof which are imported by our farmers for
seed and then have the brazen imDudence
10 call the high tariff fabric which tf,ev have
reared the farmers tariff .,.
Do these Mckinley and Dineleys and
Brynas take the farmers fs Be the very
blankest OF all the blank fools ia creationi
Do they think they ecu parade these tariff
absilrdities before the farmers forever and
that the farmers will not see through fhemf
Last year we imported 2,4lO bus sheIs 81 corn
and lUy 16I bnshsls Of wheat McKinley
pretends W see 4 danger IL this to our
farmers; and accordingly lie changes the
duty on corn from ten to fifteen Ceffa
1htshel, and on wheat from ten to twenty.
i've cents q bushel. ss So 80 80
"a reply toalI this attempted deception
let the farmers toll these Woiiid-be bribc-
gi yers that We exported last year $l26. .OOO.-
600 wort N of corn and wheat. and Hour. and
that VA have no reason Whatever Ia fear the
few Thousand bushels brought into tie coiIn.
kry by some ehody rho wants seed wheat
Fhe ekinley bill would even M TIE
sfartner for The lighk he would sIse. hen
looking over hiaa per 80 ni HI afkss 4 hard
~ 4 work by mposinR \ dnty on 6is lam
ehlmnsy bnt ti1e lnsn III Y lflrer mnst IS
Saint chsrls q 4.
sssE lt n6f noss lnblnee. III nor fsxor.
itisn: inSss ,ess lseislstjos
lof classss Is bs,s llsan. rnssfs
|aiNaply I'm. J. q leys III faake g
fHas sRG&f ss