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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
THE ALLIANCE PLATFORM.
Resolutions Adopted at the Alliance
Meeting at Mitchell.

Resolutions Adopted at the Alliance
Meeting at Mitchell.
The alliance Of the state ofSonth
Dakota, in convention assembled at
Mitchell, Nov. Is. 1896, feeling CRATE
full 10 the Supreme Being for the
blessings Of health and prosperity
that has been vouchasfied upon to
our people during the past year and
our dependence upon Hin for every
good. do assert:
First-That We solemnly reaf-
firm our devotion to the great car
dinal principles Of our organization
heretofore announced in every meet
ing Of this alliance, and that we hold
them paramount to every party
| fealty. That we welcome to our
order every good man or woman
Of every POLITICAL or religious opin-
ion and devoted to the interests Of
agriculture, and that we will never
make such opinions q test Of men,
bership in this order, and that as in
past our motto shall be, SIN essen
tails unity in non-essentials charity
Second-That we again rcaffirm
our allegiance to the platform of the
National Alliance and Industrial
Union adopted Mt the last annual
meeting at St. Louis.
Third-That we are u~nalterahy
opposed to the creation OF continu-
ance Of any unnecessary public Of
fees aud demand that the salaries
Of all public officers not fixed in the
constitution shall correspond with
the income OF productive industry
Of the state. That in the administra-
tive Office Of the state the sttictest
economy shall be practiccd.
Fourth-We denonnce in the
strongest terms the creation Of ex.
penses beyond the legitimate reye-
nues Of the state.
Fifth that we are satisfied that
an extensive system Of irrigation by
~nrtesian well is essential to the pro-
fittatle development OF agriculture
in the state, aud we are anxious that
all practical legislation shall be en-
acted to secure the same at as early
q date as possible.and we are grieved
to think that the dominant political
party Of this state should refuse to
provide such amendments to the
constitution as would allow the state
to contribute to such a system and
submit the same to the vote of our
people at the late election for ratifi-
cation aud thereby make it impos-
sible for the state to aid in the nc
complishment Of irrigation for over
two years to come. And we further
deplore that III representation in
congress used such untiring energy
in seeking and procuring appropria.
tions for unneeded and extravagant
public buildings and not one dollar
for the construction Of a single well,
or for the advancement ofthe indus.
trial e~ntArnrispa If the etate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
Educational Column.
CONDUCTED NJ J.
PROF. ID. n
Principal Elk fsint schools.

Arrangements have been made
with the editor Of The COURIER by
which this column will for the pres
ent be filled with educational news
each alternate week. How long the
practice continues will depend on
the amount Of work required, which
will be lessened in proportion to the
amount Of suitable material fur
nished by teachers, pupils and
others interested in educational
matters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

Report cards containing = record
Of pupils work in class, times tardy
and half days absent we're sent to
parents. at the close OF the FIRST six
weeks. The object of these reports
is to give the parents an exact
knowledge Of what pupils are doing
at school. If for any reason you do
not receive this report once in six
weeks, please inform rs, and We will
see TO it that one is sent. N
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
Sioux City, Iowa.
ATTENTION.

We wish to say that We have q
large and we'll assorted stock oil
cottonwood lumber and native lum.
Der Of all kinds which we sell al
prices TO suit the times. Do not
fail to call OH US il in need Of any
thing in our line us we feel sure we
car make you happy. Do not for
get the place-two miles southwest
Of Elk Point at the saw mills.
"A. B. Francis & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
=" sr-INT89@-G~~~ % '-~er~ - -
Arc You OoinG West 2

II 30, buy your tickets via the
Sioux City & Northern Railroad
Quick time and lowest rates to al
points in the Dakotas, Montana
Washington, Oregon and Canada
reached via either the Great North.
ern Railway Line, the Canadian
Pacific Railroad or the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
For maps, rates and full informa.
ton apply to any agent Of the Sioux
City & Northern Railroad, or to
JAS. v. MAHoNEY,
Traffic Manager.
GiOrv Cifv Iowa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03
SALE.

Pursuant to a N order Of the County Court Of
Union County. s. d.. 1 shall sell for cash ut pub
lie auction, at the store Of y. Briggs on Main
street, In Elk Point. +. d., on Friday. DeceTn-
Der S. 1850, at 2 p. Jn., The personal property Of
the estate Of Carl A.. Davis, deceased. consist
Ing Of one gold watch and chain, one set Of the
Encyclopaedia Britannica. consisting Of -
volumes and snndry accounts.
d. W. DAVIS, administrator.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

The undersigned Is prepared to
do all kinds Of dressmaking with
promptness and at reasonable prices.
Residence on Washington street,
first door west fremont House.
ELLA CLINE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

We believe that no child should
be denoted till parents first know Of
failure to do the work, hence the in.
formation sent out some days ago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

Cottonwood Lumber.
a fpli Asscrtment q the Elk Point
.AkN mills. a. B. Francis & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-03

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House EentinS in Madrid.

could not forbe..r, as went along, inquir-
ing the rent Of one Of these fue houses in
Madrid, for l may here explain that this
whole journey was in good part house hunt
ing trip. A house with sunshine and plenty
of it, good deal OF garden, at low price,
and in particularly agreed BILE cimate-each
was the desideratun pursued through south
ern France, Algeria and Spain. And l am
happy to say found it, though these oondi-
tions we're by no Moons TO be met with at
Madrid. asked the price of an apartment
billed Tor rent in one Of tae best houses IL
proved 20 consist of eleven ro>Ens OIL the third
story, which, as the tau ground floor story
and an entreeol are not counted, was eduiva-
lent to a fifth or sixth, and there was al as
consor-sn elevator. The price was II, 600
resles. How magnificent 20 think Of living
IL an apartment at Il. geo reeles per amman.
Yet. since tae real is but five cents, twenty
therefore TO the do,isr, it is out $500, alter
al-Wiliia Henry Bishop in seTibner.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Chicago Grain and Prod uce.

CHsCAGo, Ill. Jan. 30-Trading in wheat
was more active at lower prices The
market closed about 5s@1c lower than yes
terday.
A moderate business was transacted in
corn and the feeling was easier. The tenn
per Of the local crowd was "bearish" and
the selling was rather more pronounced
than for several days past.
There was good business transacted in
oats and r steady feeling prevailed with a
fair range of prices, but no advance over
outside figures of yesterday was secured.
Rather more activity was experienced
in the market for hog products but the
feeling was unsettled and prices were weak
during the greater portion of the day.
The leading futures ranged follows
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

TIE hate E-nperc- Fre6e<ick- ~Aen he vss
crown prince, vslle walking 70 tie rooes
nesr Tie peisce 81 Pots~iam COS morning,
perceived an cd mix ~eBzn VINO wax pound
ing TIE as at.ac>>i % her unsk wagon and
taking in an excited tone u tee eatZy
animal
W RATS the matter, M coed vosraE r
ASKED the prince.
i am 70 a FrEs burr 70 srvs nv Gus
TONER'S with mix rep<,an TO- Old ~Urnaa,
VINO did not Know sas prince, and this &C
cursed tz11tc r-<eses 70 bo3Ce; eos yea
would BE- IND enough to pal nsn oy tas
ears -hi.e v-2rN Ain up bsoaRa with sx.s
ciso De wiz ~ r7ras aiaag."
Tie Yssd rAsrsd prsBce sssseo tie animal
By toe ears aud tagx-d s~sy vhfe sss cd
woaaAn nA.lsd tbs b-an WITH ser caaesl
Sure esesxn It's doo.ssy srosasd %, much 70
the ;oy II tae voaas.
Is Dea shs prTEce Told nss noeo~ aoo1f ).
s5a reo1keE Hin for beng % so1aaia< wf.h
tae k~~ orders, wae-eSpcu sss prT.ce
lauxa-nziy rsaised: My tskesr has seipsd
mgny dSokey along u coCr&'-Ss LSEs
GSobs- DsxseEak
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

Receipts for twenty-four hours 176 cat
tie, 525 hogs-The market on choice
20 extra fat cattle is steady, and there
is an active demand for this kind OF
stock-Common and half fat weak and
lower and hard TO sell at satisfactory
prices - The receipts of hogs were
much under expectations, and small
for Thursday--The quality of the hogs
was not as good as yesterday and the
market was strong, 2 1-2 cents higher,
and was called cents better by some
when quality was considered---Bulk OF
sales at SOS and closed strong at the
advance.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
lean nyezt and Water.


Can life and health be sustained indefinitely
upon diet Of leon meat and water without
any faciaaceous food at ala Psychologists
tell US that it cannot; experience seems TO
negative their assertion. 1t is highly 6osir
able that this question should be cleared up
and finally set AZ rest, both from practical
and from purely scientific point of view. a
diet of lean meat is now being advocated for
several purposes in practical medicine, and it
is Of the highest Importance That we should
know for certain for what period It can be
carried on without INJURY TO the patient.
In this country it Is being used chiefly for
the reduction of obesity, but m New York
several physicians era making An extensive
use of diet consisting entirely Of lean meat
and water, not only for that purpose, but
also in the Treatments Of dyspelsia, phthisis,
ecsasia of the stomach, and in the absorption
OF new growths in the latter case it being
claimed that by increasing the metabohsm OF
The body recently formed turaors can be alb
soYbed. In order to procure these results tho
use OF dies consisting entirely Of lean meat
and water is continued for period Of at least
several months and the advocates OF thus
Jew school claim that the benefit to the
general health of the patient is marked and
absolute.-London Paper.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
To GiYa the Sack.

Two noblemen il, the reign of Macmillan
II ll564-15TS) one a German. the other
sspaniard, who had each rendered great
service to the emperor, asked the hand OF has
daughter, Helena, in marriage. Macmillan
said that as he esteemed them both alike it
was impossible to choose between them, and
therefore their own proves must decide it,
but being unwilling to risk tie loss OF either
by engaging them in deadly combat he or
dered large sack to be brought and declared
that he who should put his rival into 1t should
have his fair Helena.
And this whimsical combat was actually
performed in the presence of the imperial
court and lasted On hour. The unhappy
Spanish nooleInan was first overcome and
the German succeeded in enveloping hin, in
toe seek, took him upon his back and laid
him at the enperor's fest
This comical combat is said to be the ori-
gin Of the phrase give him the sack" SO
common in the literature of courtins.-
American Notes and Queries.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Brief Mention.

BF1Sf Mention.
". II. Booth, Conway Springs, sent In a
car OF hogs.
w. G.. Hendrickson, of Medicine Lodge,
marketed hogs
y. j. Thompson, Wilmot. had car of
hogs at the yards.
w T. Hall, Mt Hope, came in with a
car of mixed stock.
B. C. Cochran came in from Tisdale with
q Car of good hogs.
{. p Fulhngton shipped in car of
mixed stock from Belvidere.
c. W. Astal, Haven, was on the market
with car of cattle and hogs.
H. X. Eberly, city, marketed twenty-five
head of good cows and heifers.
John Cox, Gueda Springs, sent IN a car
of good hogs for todays market.
Frank Fox, Andover, was one Of the late
arrivals with a Car of nice hogs of his own
raising
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Customs of the E.sQuimaux.

Like tAe Indians, tie Esquilnaux often Kill
the o4d Ofser the Old are tired of life and beg
TO De DESPATCHED II food is scarce they are
turned out 10 starve, whether they like il or
not. The superfuous women are also dis
posed Of in this way. BarcsrisJr shows issei
IN their treatment OF the dead. Toe body Of
n favorits wife OF cAixd is sometimes protect
ed through the winter and sseceotiy buried in
the sprias. bat as general rule corpses are
dragged q short distance from the village and
abandoned 10 toe dogs.
The savsges have no ides OF the marriage
relation Women sre treated cnatseAs
TIE humber OF wives nam may have Is
regulated NOS by his possessions, IS among
our MorRoas. but BY ms ability TO manage
women One lnfers from tsis that poiyg aznv
IS 20, carried on TO any great >zsens.--Great
LsyiGa.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan Sl-The Daily Indicator
reports: CATTLE-ReCeipts 80 shipments 80
Market strong. steers - los -, COW II .OG- ~
$50 shipments loo. Market 2nhiyher. All grades
sA7saSS3L Bulk - jGsS : - -HEEP-heceiptS
tcOO Shipments 1909 Market 5Qslic lower Good
10 choice muttons and lambs 53G5 A.; stockers
and feeders 50 U0a5 p.
CHICA ago III. Jan. al-The Droyers' Journal re-
ports: CATTLE-Recepts 9.u0, shipments $50.
Market steady to lie higher Reeves - ,"ss6 u
steers 81 stockers and feeders s. 1913 80 Texas
cattle Be 50 HOGS-Becsipts 21.itT shipments
co.. Mar keJ steady n shaoe higher. Mixed IS .Osy
as7i, heavy s. Ise4 30 light s3 SOS -, sSips- %
taS 80 enl fP-Rece pts 10 a shipments 2.l Mar.
ket weak. lJ@l5c lower. Natives 3 ysSi ~ western
corn fed - a5 ~ Iexans Is 5Og4 s.. lambs 50 81
Cs5 30 . so,
IT LOFTS No, Jan. observation-disclosures lSll
,hipDeuts 1870 Market strong Good 10
fancg native steers 81 3d. Il. stockecs and
REGENTS AZ o Shipments 100 Market shade higher.
Fair to choice heavy q S''aS ". pac sing
grades IS I,aS - ShEEP-keCcIpJs 81. ship
Herts = Market strong, Fair TO choice 50
as % lambs IS UU0lG 50
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

As early as the end Of the Sixteenth cen
turV the walnut was common N the f.lis ov
she English highways and in orchards near
London l. is not, If course, q NAIVE OF
Britain, having most probably BEEN brought
from tie Caucasus by way OF Italy, where it
must have been xrewn ST IA early data,
slDce Varro. writing nearly century bs.
fore tas Christian era uertisns e as thea 8
fa,
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31

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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA KAN. Jan. 81.
There Is quite an increase III the receipts OF oats
Corn receipts are running light There seems 70 be
very Iift e Wheat moving. Prices continue steady.
Receipts for ., hours 500 ou. corn, 900 ou oats
GRAM ar lots on track
NHEAT-GoOd milling S>S5cc, while other grades
are nuoIed ut 20 ANA down
cor No. s. l2Glsc.
OATS-l26lA
RYE-Ho.2 g.62lc: No. 3 20&2ec.
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GkOU Nd CORN-Chop in car lots sc per iVu ios-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-31
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce MarEet.
WICHITA. Kan. Jan 81.
Country produce is coming in quite freely. Eggs
are D enty and commission men are selling Jaefn AZ
n cnts bv the case Prices steady other articles
vi h a very good demand.
POTATOES-Kansas +5c per bu: northern &c
ORANGES-Me Nics,u - 0s3 - per box baskets,
l0.
IfMONS-Nas 81 sasJ5 20 per box.
APPLES soel 81 per bu: ;! 2oE4 = per DBL
CABBAGES-\ - jsea 90 per teo 10
ONION 81 -rL1 per Ou-
BANANAS ~ = So - per bunch
EGGS--Il per dor
Butt Ett--Fsncy creamery sc choice creamery.
Pc choice butter Ice l5C; cooking butter iuc-
CkENS--Dressed tisS-Sl per 10 live - -sak %
per doz.
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Native shipping steers. fancy. 1909 II
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
HOGS.

Receipts 525. The receipts were much under eZ-
prct;iJon> and decidedly Light for Thursday. The
quality OF hogs not good a. yesterday. Tie
market opened strong, 25ec higher than last even
iuz' o-e aud was active at The advance The al
vance was called DC better by some when the quail
i;y was considered II was no trouble foc statesmen
40 dispose of their hogs TO-DAY the packers were
strong buyers for all the offerings ana wanted more
hog The close strong. Bulk OF sales 50 70.
We quote
Choice sorted. 200 ace0 ..............s3 % az b12
Lizht mixed 2GG2ll pounds. 62h.l13 65
Heavy mixed, 2Ae.s41 Js..-............ oZ9elo g
Rough old sows d stays. ..-.....--.. W o. -
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA. KAN. Jan. 81.
CATTLE.

CATTLE
Receipts 81. shipments none. The offerings con =
sisted mostly OF common good butcher cows nnG
heiters. The mark.t is weak and lower on al
grades except choice fat suf which is In strong de-
fEand. Everything seems TO sell az good nlarAet
value but choice beevss sell much quicker than
common and half tat cattle SPECTATORS bought
IIost OF the offerngs We quote
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Wichita Flour Market.
Wr-r. Eap
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Jan 81.
Money on call easy. ranging from IS to 37x per
cent last loan s, closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper jtgG1e. -
Sterling exchange quiet but nrm at II coz Tor "
DAYS bills and s. S1Ie for demand
The total safes OF stocks 26l.I1l shares.
To-Day the stock market again feverish End
irregular but closed at about yesterdays sclcsin.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following were the representative sales Of
SHEEP.

There were no sheep on the market. Prices
steady. Good fat sheep weighing liz to ~ lbs, in
COON demand,
Good mutton sheep. sOaIoO lbs..........-.32 a3 IS
Good extra lambs. ..........-.........4 1894 ID
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Wichita Horse and Mule Marset.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 81.
The receipts are some better than they have been.
The demand continues good. The buyers are LOOK
Ing for "a large increase in receipts Oh a. the
roads improve. Brown buyer for heynaUan, Little
Rock ARK. Is here, looking for small horses.
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Wichita Hide and TaIlow Masket.

wichita Hide and Tallow Masket.
WICHITA. KAN, Jan. 81.
Trade in this line shows but little lie and prices
are unchanged
HIDES No. green &c per 10. No-Z green y per
III Nh green salt &C. 40 green sail &c
5rr bfSes .afSc per ID bulls aud stays l1ac-
TATJDW--No. l Sac per ID: No. 2z14c.
SLEEP PELTS--0by.5c EACH
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ABSTRACTERS.
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Ibstracter. Convsysncsr and Notary Pr Bile
Ftre d-augntinr a speciality. Complete abstracts
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county building lss0
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Sides or Whole Carcass. 5lzG5c.
Hind Quarters, 59j4c.
Fore quarters, 21s1352c.
Loins. lose.
'ORk-
Pork Loins. 51sG6c.
Tender Loins, &C.
Spare Ribs &C.
ckDones &c.
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Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-Quiet Creamery l69asc, dairy s@2Oc
EGGS-WeaA l3Sl31so-