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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

Arrival and departure OF trains:
South Bound
Morning Mail 1852 am.
Afternoon Express 2.l2 p. m
Evening Accommodation IA p. m.
Night Express z50 a. m.
North Bound.
Night Mail l.23 am.
Morning Accommodation $50 am.
Afternoon Mail az p. m.
Afternoon Express 6.13 p. m.
The South bound night express does not
stop here except for passengers 70 and
from connecting roads.
Geo. Leonard OF st. Adams was in town
a few days last week.
Frank Lyman is clapboarding and put
ting windows into his steam mill.
Mr.. Abbott is enlarging his stitch room
in the shoe factory this week.
John Thayer of Braintree and Miss Ada
Chadwick OF East Barnard were married
last week.
Mr.. Hapgood and wife are visiting at
his home in Milford, n. H., this week.
A. P. Skinner lost good horse by dis
ease last Monday.
The c. +. Society of the CongI church
holds free entertainment at the vestry
Friday eve.
w. ID. Hutchins of Boston was called
here last week Wednesday by the CITIZENS
of the village to consult as to the feasibil-
ity OF organizing a National Bank here.
ID. c. Jones, John Woodland and Willie
Belknap are marshals at the Worlds Fair
at Tunbridge this week.
Mrs. Louise Cook returned to her home
in Hartford, Conn.,, last Monday.
Edison Bixby is somewhat better and
there is prospect Of his recovery.
Geo. Goodale, Past Dept. Commander Of
Mass, was in town Saturday.
d. Loomis of Mass. and Miss Hattie
Brewster of this village were married at
the brides home last Thursday.
The drought affects the water supply
and power at the shoe factory. II it con-
tinues much longer it will compel shut
down.
The meeting of the citizens called last
Saturday in the interest of the Agricultur-
al Association resulted in the selection OF
a committee OF five: j. ii. Hewitt, II. v.
Whipple, j. Woodland, A. p. Skinner and
j. w. Waldo to see what arrangements
could be made for a site. the estimated
cost and the prospect OF raising the neces-
sary funds for Fair TO be held here and
report at future meeting.
Mrs. G. P. Tarbell and Miss Sue Lamb
are at Montpelier this week in attendance
upon a conference of the Church Mission.
airy As oc .ation.
The stock of the So. Royalton Shoe Co.
now held by the Treasurer, will be held at
a premium of per cent until further no
tice. BY order of the directors.
CHAs. p. TARBELL, Sec'y.
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WANTED

Those having fresh made butter in Dumast box
es or small tubs, also fresh eggs will and market
bv sending to r. +. GRANGER,
] Aetna St, Worcester Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
STATEMENT.

State Of the financial condition OF the
Building and Loan Association OF Dakota,
OF Aberdeen, South Dakota, at the close of
September 9th, 1881:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
SOUTH ROYALTON.

NJ. j. SARGENT, Editor and Manager,
to whom all business for this paper should
be given. Notices in this column 10c line
each insertion, z words make line.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
Dainty Foods
Demand it.

- N EVERY Re
ceipt that calls for
baking powder,
use the Royal
Better results will
be obtained because it is
the purest. 1t will make
the food lighter, sweeter,
of finer flavor, more d.
gestibIe and wholesome.
1t is always reliable and
uniform in its work.
| have found the Royal Baking
Powder superior to all others.
c. GoRJU.
Late CHIT DeImonico's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

The history Of Downs Elixir is identi-
fed with the history OF New England for
the last fifty years. It cures coughs and
colds.
Costiveness is the cause of THE intolera-
BILE sbad breath of multitudes. DR.. Hen
nv Bakers Mandrake Bitters remove the
cause and prevent the evil and cost only
% cents.
Arnica and Oil Eminent is the best
remedy known for stiff joints.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
Trustees Sale.

WH ~: $. Ill ,'>:.Gn !. Callahan ana :.iItrc-
cit. Callahan, his Vie. Iit 10y their deed Of
;ii-t. ,;:,;"., j !:ii Isl. iNai, ami recorded i'll
Vol =. pi:.st.>.. Of Deed :,ai Mortgage Records
~ S,.0itaai cH,t-i!y. Mi-.onri. convey Ia the
Undersigned al trustee. the following ,icscrib-
rsi real ''':t, situate il Senii,iiu county Mis-
$.r:ri iowa; IRE Wit tEs.i - o. the north
east Quarter ANA forty 81, ~ acres on the
Si;ia lf t;l east la.i ~ o. the northeast
quarter - % section tiiiF1y go IN township
II E-~ot jt' i'Or1n OF range ten ,lh. west q:
ii" Eth t5fh1 Principal M"riIall, "anti;infn.
uaG hundred ana twc:t: y-SiI ti20t ;scri~, more
or less. The Whicn conveyance WIS in trust
!Cr the pl:rn:,>: ct securing the f,nylnrit Of
one Il principal note a:ld tea 30 interest cnti-
l.oil> - i'll sa,' decd 'iescfib ii. And, whereas,
it is rrn,iic. iii SKID trust deed thai Il dthl It
% ma,Ie il Tn" I'Fim'.ilt ct said principal no'c
q, any Gt -nit interest Culptt'ts when Ore.
and tht $sii t:cia'ilt sh@Aid s'ositia'Ie fs=r !!
period g: :i!:rtE day. tlCn shi.t tciSttc "o':i,'
be ;,!t Uiizt,d t. sell said real estate fer the
plrposa 1T paving S,id Indebtedness. All lin
tcrcstS add costs growing Dut OF tac same. OF
any and all monies expended IN Protecting the
;itie said land: aIl;
WHERE. ~. s;:iI principal note ard one 4ths
i'st 81 said ''';'TcS; COUPON notes lei si:e on
the IS; CITY % April, y. -. 1871. "N;! dcta'.it
'".S lrade III tn" payment tiercC: irr m"tr,
3 las ans said pTfncinti note :.7ts'
pom still /; III an i.,Ia ard Ii3;'aiu. Therefore.
. t:It. t4l.uSi ned y i~t"p, III the request
ING legal owner ant hH.icr OF s. l.; note :.f.s:
coi}ftn, ,,ut in nccsr ,tar;cc with the terms ct
sai trust decd. w i'll proceed to sell the above
dc sc;ihut real estate ri public auction to t.l2
highest bi,rr tor cash In aaitI At the south
.ro,.t ,!nGr Ci t.iC Court House in the city OF
VI c,npilis. t.Ev:tty OF SEQ. iaIis; and state -
Missouri. On Monday. November I'D, Y y.
:-;i. between tho hours q: O'Clock OF the
forenoon ati five O clock In tic afternoon Of
that day. for the purpose Of satisfying said
ie'pt and interest and any monies that may
nave he"!i expended by tl" i"gei owner ana
holders II said note ~ protesting the title "a
said real estate. including the costs and cA-
.,cnScs Of r,"c'Itine tlf- tIrI~r.
Dated ~: j. e.np:iis. Mo. Oc:onci' I'D. u. ID.
iN:i = Ii BARTLETT, Trustee.
THaa,s \. REE-. attorney.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

We ask the editor of the CORN
Argus to parse ''Trcason" and Them.
You cannot longer cover nor etflcc
facts made in the sweat and blood of
'ae G tiz:ns Of this county. Siii!ly
sirai'y on words ana ''pharaphras-
Ing have no meaning to men who
know the infamous records which
are a passport ana safeguard! to still
more infamous burdens nj their doors.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
Where DID You Get that Hat.

Two to one ! never buy a hat OF
CAP Of anyone but NJ Humphrey. "
y Very good resolution for any man
to make, because we carry the most
el,'ean. line Of hats anH caps that
h,',neA ".li uuA. tome in and see
'"li' immense variety of the latest fal!
aud winter shapes. We show the most
grnte;;l line IN Memphis, both in a-yl e
and quality and will make YOU price
as fair rs '!ay light Oh any Of them.
GREEN FRnS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
Cakes Without z eg sgs.

Observing housekeepcrs quickly learn titat Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder far superior other brands ii
the fact that they fail make to 2est pastry, and
if they wish be economical they dispense entirely witt.
eggs and less Quantity of butter fcr shortening
purposes The advantage is alone Ill the saving effected
but in avoiding the trouble and frequently the great difficulty
of securing eggs TITS is often serious
trouble.
Cakes of various kinds from the informal Griddle
stately Bride Cake be made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder which light and hand
some cakes or when for Grie Cakes be eaten hot
enables production shortest space Of time always
tender and delicious
Dr. Prices the only Baking Powder that contains the
white Of eggs. None pure! None SO wholesome!
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum, Or any other aduterant III fact, tie
purity of this ideal powder has never been qucs-
toned
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
i. NJ. CoWEIL, 7. VI

iic last legislature enacted law
making it the dutv Of every road
overseer to erect and keep mp Il guagc
pest at the ford of every creek or
river that becomes unfordabie or I'M
passah'e ut the crossings of public
roads III his district. Tn, post must
be set ut low water marx on which i.
is to be inscribed in plain le.55ihie let
ters or figures, the depth of low water
mark. together with u scale OF feet
above low water mark to the height
Of which said stream is known to
have risen. The county of course
bears the expense, the law says.
shall not exceed two dollars for the
erection Of the same.-Journai O!
Agriculture.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
limitations ALWAYS q Cheat

s. d tie world O.. always j. granted tina when
FIRM " temp tn i.t the q rel n IL frw who II
me-.
al q = ii = q m: as 4
@ IL :i n
a % ia
be
thea "A a1yp
len IN ( cht i'm
a : high geo AN
: # the
i - G taT ita Drs,i
ru,t alta Us.I.r rnu
f tina Hta p.fa ufurE i &h
8 n.
r tt ton. IA , IN TIT atNt
G t i ui Ia Ew
-. gn n a pua
Acorn Trio nius tao Favorie Oak I
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
Sand Hill Call.

Pursuant 10 call of executive, coli.
mlttcc Of Sand Hi township. citizens
trom v%T,oi.., paris Of Tie cnuutr coz
vcrcd It the court house and oI@:!u.
lied by eI.c'ing john g. Adam
chairman, and Vim. II Brscy sccrc
tary,
Object Of meeting, stated by Ja~.
Moore Was t. elect a central commit.
tee OF executive" hoar,i for the county.
whose dnty would i. to harmonic
the actions Of the various townships
!n1o one united organization.
Whcreupon, J. \. M~uiinioc!l. ful
the PURPOSE Of getting the sea-" Of
those present, moved that executive
committee o: ten he elected - 80
timt which was tii3cussrI at lcnr'h
AID failed to carry
GA motion OF jams Moore t.>,
election o: executive bard Df officers
WAS deferred until Saturday, N,v.
DIST, 1891, and III tha III .antlna all
townships not organized f>'o 4 l.,
and order league are requested t.
,acet Oh Thursday. til" 1917 day OF
this month at their respective voting
places anl organize i,y el2cting pres
ldcnt, secretary, treasurer and cX&vt;
TIVE committee Of three, oac Of
which committee shall lie rlcr p"l
OF tie cniltr.t. executive beard and
meet ii tIi, court h~as" III Il iap's!9
on tie day above SCI for crga!.iz:,-
ton cf :he county, at which urJ;.i.;-
zatloa of The committee aud wir!; 80
organic 1 thry shall establish - ,.lii
folm Ill ntiiod o receiving n,,lhrr>
tir"u4 huut the co;inty HnI adept q
system ot ':"f,'nst of property i'll vhc
county 50 that the executive boH.i q
r..ci. township can ia informed ~:
prepare f@r active .:utv
\ committee Of two was appoints,
by chairman 10 visit the county
clerks oiiiiive 70 learn If any order rpr
AL election hal been ~; l. ~ tic
court in response % i rctun,i.n- pro
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Consistency in some MN is indeed
4 jewel They are never knowa Ia
kick on the prize OF a piat of whiH-lSy,
never rurtncr when they loose fly"
or ten dollars on Il horse race, but
the very minute their wives asks ID; III
for Il little pin money' they com
mence to talk about hard times AID
if they don't ask what she did with
the fifty cents that VAS gives her a
mont, ago, they will surely feni her
a quarter. renl:riiin@ Il. HE same time
chat some people think the, are made
OF moncy.-ki Elsyille Journal.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

List OF unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postotiice at Memphis
November 10, 1891. Y. J.. Camp
bell, VIM. Elder, Thomas Gil, DE-. j
D. Gljt2ry. Prof, James Donneiiy
Miss L.IIa Watts n
II VI toVEtJ u N
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Some furniture dealers viii brush
OF; their stock OF some old traps that
have been having around for the lasi
GUartcT of Il cent;.ry anl say will
close them out 1t Il ',ar@Hin Re
memi,tr We will gave YOU bargains in
ali Of our new and latest styles. Call
and see John II. MuIei! < %. hefor.
t-7,a la,.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
Green Front.
FARMERS UNlON.


TuTPSnAy NOV !, 1891
---,-,--.----.=.,
/ LOCAL BRzviTlES.
y IT oo,,,,o++ Sails p;,.,,,r,,
hast a,,r
- " u on+ c,,.,, :,
Kirl,.yillc
/ ,a,,, n -. ~, A..
of the week
| 1..ro., , ,.,u =. "
Urmphr,.vs
-. coo o,. Go ,.,,o e .;oe ~
" Uun,,,hrrvs
, ,,.,, ,.,-,- 49,, n;,, ,,..
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-.
Wv" ~
~ '''' ~ VIZ -
! 'n'FI'S " ''l''n' sou. "a " ''' '''''
"''' III 'i'''t''''9 "'S''''>'
Den A'o'' ','''"'" ''''''' '''''
-do"ei'> one '''N '''7' "'''''
Slight rams have visited l.iiS !"
cai''E curing 'ne l'''9' "ee'''
! coed apples are selling from HHv
/ 70 sixty cents III This market.
ne decii''il;'t'rN contest III -l'''"h
VIII W ''''''> M - ''' -''''
Misses Neii;" an;t o.rlIe Hi2ier. o.
''''' ''
=" III 49,, i '''''' ''' " " ~ ~
-n'''"-!; I'"''' 81 - l''''.' W..
/ -, .,.-.., ., W. T.,,,,a,,
s... .., :, ~, ,.;... T.,,,,..,.
s,,,. ,.,...,,;,s yos nnvar know,
o'-or.i.o,,o in cIotl,;no - vi II Ham.
,brov-s
W. u c;,., r. s.,.,or o,1
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
NOTICE..

We offer al private sale, two niles
and 4 half southwest Of Azen, on our
farm, 1910 head Of stock hogs. See
or write DAGGs Bios,
'f szcn. No
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Constitutions Of the county p 4 L
U. can be purchased at this Office fol
five cents per copy.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Our glove stock is complete
NJ. HUMPHRET.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

-ILALL---IS J,T-
+ 'IINWARE<
Stoves and QuecnSWare.

T!c FIRST Stan7 The
speciality the
tEr Goods usually hardware the qnaitr
rest are Live and let live!
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

See our line of gents and ladies'
shoes before buying elsewhere
VI. !ErMpHREY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
County Court.

SIuiltg NCtf'.
i"' count: ''''f i'.'' ~ '';t court nous Cd
-'''''' ~ 80 i VIZ ga '''' i''e'''''e
'''e !"'',,'S 81 -'fI- ii,S ana a. ; ayers III
l"'"' ~ '''e S''''''' '''''' YVES presented III +"
E''t'''.'i
" , " ~
80 - -, '''.''', "'"' ''".,
'''' - Wv ''''' ~ =
~ ,''' ','''' ~ 'D' -
'' " -, t -
ruc o., r,,,,a WEES ,r,,,.,..., ,.,.,,,+a,i
ron.,,,sfr,.,. ....s ,l, ,,,r..f,,,t ~, ,,,,,,i
na,i,i,n..,i hvI +, u,var ,ri others and
the case W, ,.o,tin,,,.a unf. r,t..,.I,i.: -
The r.,as; nctjtinrca forly A. G.. ti,t and
others WIS dismissed III Ike cost of ,.t:1i.n
/ cl,e
The ,.,,,1y.. i; 1ac rcn,, r.,;ti,u.1 fen. IN,
D. IL Evans .f.f.l ofi.,r- wa, e1.,,ntf,. .r.,;.,
~ IT,, new oii,, v,;. in us ut.t.i condition "a
Tie I'D one,
..ne.,.t, Eno;. nra Cr:u,-::ra :, -.,~
....-.... = ..,,r.r... al a former term q,
the court 10 ,iw .n.d report ~, DE ing ana
,irni:a;s tie Fa!.f.i> river. = C. Knott and
Lewis Cross was appointed in their place,
viii, W l.. >.ni.:. ~,.r>c,ar
/ II the I.l;.itrr of Tie new r,,:.h vctitioEe.i
tor by T. Il. ~ :&Ho,E ana others :. j. Miller
j =: Shnckett and F,,ylnr itiI:.tt were an
pointed 20 a>st - l..taar,. ami y,.,,rt ~ ,-
/ meeting.
, .-.ri,-i., ,;,a nt,.,. :,,ti.;,.,,a 4,,. , ,,,,.
/ road ;:nd T. ". r.b,,,p : Nntic,.,,,, .,,,.t
/ Martin 3j!lr, were rnnni,,,,I ,.i,,ycr. to re-
/ ,o,.t ~ ,,,y, ,,.-..i..,. .,,,,i.,.
Th,< !, .,,,., .,,h,,. ,.,os.,,.,.,
: .i+i, 81, ~ , 49,, 49,.
{ =,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

THE Sul'-Ireasury system, one Of
the National EccnDnist 5 extras. can
he secured at tins office for - cents
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
* wE.&EEas-

VIII She money power cpat;nua a.
It has Tor the past euar:@E If zen
tu!y AJAX force the people to &C;
something after tie Kramer Of tie
inli.aT> o. Tennessee?
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12
eAz-S--UxsAa.--l~rp-.

y -tecia! term II the ctrct!t ccl,t
WIS hai'' /" this city LIT wecl, to try
Harry Taylor on h charge Of break
lag into la@ Durkce fT;.jt stand. Tnc
jury was ont al nigh, anl y par. Of
the next s'@r, when they reached q
verlis't-th,rty days in Tie county
Jail, HE case cot the county quite
4 sum.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Corn wanted-lu.G0U bushels.
J. 2. CRAIG.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

The pcc;.Ic axe getting i'll earnest
respecting their financial condition.
ii;ey are not in favor Of satidiing tbs
! county with Registered bonds in the
/ sum Of $;.On.O 900. This county is-ahie
! to contend for lis rights and til" PEG
i PIE are summonino the moral courage
to do it. They are awakening to the
! fact that they have not been dealt
! fairly VITA il the past t"o years, and
Wi! dciua!ii Il review Of record which
| will opeli 10 more fully the scheme
that have oiiiciall V made them partie<
We fell encouraged from the attitude
/ of Cd Harrison township on this I;,,s-
ton. 1t seems that sh" VIII in the
near future Join hands with Sand Hill!
and other townships, with words of
..... i ...t.< - "..>, -
taja sound. We say God speed the
day when citizens ut Scotland county
will Get above the strife Of political
advantage ani strike bands for Il
common r.'u9e, in which their iEFt,
cnce and effort shall he directed 10
nl'ho!'iii'g principles Of right, dat
n" citizenship can afford 10 surrender.
| We cannot ailord to attempt to de
>tEoy combines "H'l trusts in the ma
ton and !~' them rule Us at home.
Ga with The coed well; uatil tIse cy:ii,-
y Is SAT-.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

80 az. z-... ..a ~. /. mako 81. 90 f,er
FL II p SIS, IS ~ Nay * Ing car AIgt
ES' 20 GIsT <. :. q :. . beat the World for
1t ia INA d i - 80 los prices this year
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

NvI James. two doors. n".tit II CT;
i:1i Bank. far sewing machines and
repairs. Repairing mrcili:ies u spec
ia!;ty.
b. not deceived u. we'll doing but
continue to hHv goods from JOHN II
Mulch & Go. They viii save YOU
money
Mrs ,Iinarvle L,u;z, OF West Nlr
.,inia, visite her oil ncishh>rs, Mr.
and Mrs, Asa Shanrs, . Conycis
last week.
That gran old maH, Daniel Camp
bell. WAS elected rs Il member of the
Iowa legislature from the Mcnuni;,-
ID, district.
There WAS y large crowd at :'le tax
".,,-n., r,nn.ir~ here last Sn.'"l,"
many away.
O,var D,n..tas has purchased q
half in:erv<: il :. Fo2lr7on5'S dr1y
hu-ineas. Tie n2", :;,Ia being io-le-
SONG < N,nI}as
,1:at. \. W. MYERS. the famous
anl slarin~ apronant Of Quincy, ILLS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Program OF lie Evening star i.ni,:.'. No
49,. To to h@a nj Hrdc ec;n,! house, ;';,tt.:-
day ni:rlit Nov. --:,i. i.Ji.
list. Song ify lod =.
20. PRAYER by t'h,-l:-,sii,.
n. Speech ~ Z. !. Talbot
ljh instrumental musit
55h. Essay hy waiter L. MeDaninl.
D;h. SOM by lodge
.th. Speech by fhoS. Brnadw.!trr.
Sth. Music.
ath. Easy ~ MIRA Fur,
len. Song hy Lodge.
iI'h. Speech it -. :. Barnes.
'.tn. Music.
LII. Select rca lin by i. s Lawrence.
'4t'i lcl;nat on ~ Il. l.. Hyde.
18TH. S0n- by ndre.
18TH. Dcclumat;ti! b. e. y. kirl:ntr!ck.
Eth. Closing speech by Joseph Mill2r.
ls;i,. prsct- l,r tt&. plain.
l.'.h. Closing song by Lodge.
Open Session. Every body cor !; :ily iayit
eli. BY Cr,;er of toMMI.TtE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

Michael Davitt's Labor World hiss
d;al aftcr = loss Of rnn;iv So n""
j. - ,"Ahct - s,tn a ''rrirr'n paper.
l. costs mo e. for sp,n jins watch
The editor is grateful if he receives
any thanks. H. can ami zen, rally
does live on wiui and padding, aud
he can point with pride to the enc
mics he has made Of his friends l,y
pursuing Il course which he knows to
he right, but which is irimical to
their Interest. Il, is 50 thnr0aIh!y
independent that he WIT s better
When he secs so-caIicd reforlutrs
patrom;zing their enemies, III order 10
concili:te them by giving IL IN tie
raeat am, him the bare bone. with ut
even the marrow. He loves to be
patted on the shoulder, Az! told what
4 splendid paper he is publishing,
that it ought to be double the size for
half the money, etc. am. he just ':otes
on the worhingman who believes in
high wages for himself, yet thinks
the editor ought to work for nothing
Oh! we jnst tell you it is Il glorious
thing to be y reform editor He's "a
bully boy with glass eve. '-Ev.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

The taxpayers meeting at CORN,
last Saturday. resolved in favor of
paving slhn Uu1 if need it to tight
the county h"n,i swlnIie, but not II
cent fur tribute.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-11-12

MAJ; ST. MEMPHIS. $40.
IN session continually i've days i'll the week
= ON =. NJ. IL p "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28
RAVAGES OF THE RIVER.
The MIsSOURI PLAYING HAVOC
AT It. JOS EPH.

A Territory Six allies square in Dan
ger of BsinR Submerged - Danger
That the City VIII be Deprived OF
Three of It's Most Important Rail
road Lines.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 27.-Unless an
almost miraculous influence is brought TO
bear upon the Missouri river to prevent the
inroads made at point west of this city,
known as Belmont Bend, the town OF Elm
wood, opposite st. Joseph, and territory
OF about six square miles of farming coun-
try will be submerged, and the bridge and
railroad tracks will be rendered useless.
GOING ACRE BY ACRE.
The neck Of land separating the river
above and below the bend has been re-
duced to width of 1,600 feet, and the
banks are caving in acre by acre every
day The citizens of st. Joseph are awaken
ing to a sense OF the necessity of thorough
action.
Should the river cut through Kansas
bottoms this city would he deprived OF
three Of it's most important lines OF raul
roads for months at least.
BRIDGES WOULD BE USELESS.
The iron bridges now spanning the stream
at this point would be rendered useless, all
communication with Kansas farmers would
be cut of, and it would be impossible to
estimate the damage to merchants and bust
ness men. The sewer system would be rem
dered useless, and directly in front of the
city would be situated a filthy and death
breeding lake that could not be displaced
with millions.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28
pTLJsIu COMMITTEE.
Mr. Atkinson's Bill to be Reported Ad-
versely.

Mr.. Atkinson's Bill to be Reported AID
versely.
ATLANTA. GA, July 27.-The Atkinson
bill TO put express, sleeping car, and tele-
| qrenh companies under the control of the
railroad commission came up again this
afternoon. 1t was first reported untavora-
bly BY the general Judiciary committee.
Then it was reconsidered aud reported fav-
orably. This afternoon there was another re-
consideration, and the committee took final
action. The report is adverse. This settles
the bill so far as the committee is concerned.
The flgnt in the House will be a close
one.
The next bill of Importance to be taken
I'D by the judiciary committee is the Aus
tralian ballot bill Of Mr.. Gilbert.
Another bill Of importance pending be-
fore the committee is one by Dr. Phillips OF
Haber ham TO pay solicitors general OF the
superior courts a salary instead of fees.
All Of them, like the judges, receive the
same amount as salary. This will amend
sections 1916 and 1913 of the Code.
The bill to amend section 1910 of the Code,
SO as to allow jurors IN the city courts the
same compensation as superior court jurors,
was recommended favorably.
I.ectured Crawford's bill to pay election
clerk, and managers YVES reported unfavor-
ably Each general election, under that
bill, would have cost the state 1882 900.
The committee on education has bill
under consideration to make "the study of
hygiene. physiology and the effects Of mar
cotlcs" part of the common school course.
Mr.. jackson Of Heard, its author, is chair
man of the committee, and says his bill will
be reported favorably.
Supt Woodall of the Columbus public
schools will. at the suggestion OF the COM
mittee on education, be invited to address
the general assembly Wednesday