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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-12
THE SUGAR INDUS
A BIG CROP OF SHORT sWEETENING IN
TEXAS THIS YEAR.
The Great Plantations Busy and the System
Of Bounty Inspection Moving Along
Well under Colonel
Burke.

News from the sugar plantations re-
coived by Col. Burke, collector of In
ternal revenue, indicates that the
sugar planters this year will make
immense crops.
Col. Burke, who visited the planta-
tions some time ago, says few people
realize the magnitude of the work
done on them, and few know the
amount Of money invested in the bust
ness. Col. Ed. Cunningham has over
100000 invested in the business. This
includes his new eight story sugar re-
iinery erected at a cost of about $780,
900, and which will be in operation
about January next.
BUSY PLACES.
The mills commenced running and
the sugar "strilles" were on about the
middle Of last month and the planta-
tions just now are the busiest places
on earth. The sugar inspectors who
went down with rod and gun to have
much sport between times have found
iillo OuU, anu OIIc VI lIlclu W'lltS tUl.
Burke, in pathetic and agonizing
sentences that he worked from 7 in
the morning until 10 o'clock at night.
His gun and fishing rod are for sale
cheap.
BARRELS OF SUGAR.
The cane this season is in fine con-
dition, and Col. Cunningham's mill
has been turning out about 800 bar
rels of sugar day, and this week and
from now on he expects to
turn out 400 barrels daily. He has
$500 acres in cane and Col. Ellis 300.
Col. Ellis has concluded not to erect
an alcohol distillery, at least not this
season, as he intended doing some
months ago.
SUGAR INSPECTION.
Owing to the forethought and care
experienced IN the very beginning by
Col. Burke the work of testing and liz
specting sugar has moved along
well and entirely satisfactory to both
revenue officers and planters. The
inspection station is located on Col.
Cunningham's plantation and is in
charge or courteous and efficient Of
ficers.
RIO GRANDE SUGAR.
A large plantation on the Rio
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-12

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

2tpiIhen Srarbad uno 8ernfaitel uno
audi nod al Der Sberlnolel tpaoblen Die
beriibmtelten 0etne: v3elttnger ShloBz
berger, Gjraader, SolepbshDfer, 8erntaitler
Oottor, Braumberger, Sbli9sberger, @rins
bGuier" u. |. No., Die Dem Starlen nap au6
IN Nmertfa tpoblbefannt 1inD. We1n man
aber netB, oaB Don Dielen eDeln @epa6len
ieLbit in guten SSabren nur cine perbdltniB1
m6Big geringe W9enge er3eugt ptrn, 10 bari
man nit gutem @eiptlIen Elm oiGeS SSrage>
ine lllb auslGn0il6en Weintarten MAIDEN !;
Die Nufihriiten auf ben Slal6en (u@tis
quette"D itno ia geoulotg uno nidt Deni9e
Wetnbdtoler (Sbmlerer) baben etn pettes
@erpifien. @tnen QSetn nit yialnet vWeoz
lelblitm6en", Den man Ddnfig in 9tor0s
beuti6lano Dor9eleBt befommt, giebt eS
ni6t IS lit Elm Sammelname, Dem @ebirn
irgeno zines W~etnbGnoLers entlprungen,
Der pom Wfoieltpetn 10 nieI &enntniB bate,
lpie bic Sub bonn Gatein. SD bube es mir
auf meiner Woielfdbrt 3ur beIonoeret1 Mufs
gabe gen1abt, pie lie6lt1en @etrGnfe an
Srt uub SteQe 81 foiten uno permDge
meiner &enntniB bes Satpes beourfte i'd
fetneS &nappen, Der all Den S6iren bet
S6enten. III benen eS guten Nein CAB,
vest, est" an3ui6reiben brauhte. IS err
cling mir aud nt6t, tpie Dem 6erru oieies
Gnappen, Der Des @uten ousu piel getban
uno auf beiien @rabltein Die @orte geieBt
pur6en:
vPropter minimum est, est,
Dominus meus mortuus est"
Sn FREEZER l1eberieBung: rgBegen III bielet
Trinfens lit mein 6err geltorben." =
11phpr Srier. Quremhurn nm Nfpk in
meinem n16iten 8riefe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
(Tar bic S1ItnDts Stootsseitune0
Hetfebrtefe aus 9emtf1Iauo.
Don 3nsuit 8UedItn.
".
Saarbraden, 6. Sob. 1891.

Saarbrnden, 6. Jepb. 1891.
Die MoieIaner iino i'm aansen Geih unb
aud in @mcrtfa als elm 9emitbIi6es 90lfz
6en befannt, unb baS Woieuano, namentz
LID duf Der Strefe amiihen @obIena uro
Berntaitel, ftebt in 8e3ug auf Sd6ubeit
Der 2anoi6oft benz 9fbeirltboI ni6t nab.
Srob oes 8aues Der W1oielbabn lift Die
iprt6hD0rtli6e StiIe 0es Weoieltbals ntr
tpeni9 9eitOrt tporoen UNI fir elm Der Gube
beourftiges @emitb lit Der Nufentbalt in
etnem Der uraLten Srte, Die fat obne 9lusz
ilahme quite unb bilige @aitbduier auf3us
Deiien baben, iebr 81 empfeblen.
Ntr ma6ten uniere Sabrt moielauftpdrts
3uuG6lt init Der 8abn uno lp6ter benubten
mir etlen Der regelmGBtg stpiiben goblens
uno Srier pertebrenoen Dampfer, bon
oeren 9eG aus man nit WfnBe bic olten
Srti6aften uno Die bis snl1 @ipfel nit
9teben berpahienen ulo gum She'll nit 3erz
itorten Gaubtitterbur9en aetronten 8erae
beihauen fam.
Der r0mti6e Didter Nuiouius bat ibon
i'm pterien Sabrbunoert II. Gbr. in einelt
vMosella" betttelten 0eoibt 0as Wtoiel>
lano uno ieine ausleSei6neten gBetne oer>
berrltdt lpte Durh i'll 4tropinSial, Oiuleum
3u Srier aufbemabrte SteinOentlnale be-
tpieien miro, baben Die 9t0mer idlon ben
@einbau i'm Wtoiellano gepfle9t ulo etnen
Iebbaften 6anoel nit tbren @raeugaiiien
gefihrt..
g8ir ma1ten 3uerit in @arben t6alt (oer
6eimatb zines poblbeflnnten @bicagoer
8lraers, Der bort in olele1 Sou1mer bel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
1podentide 3ninois Staats5eitune uontoe o. 11opember 1891.

Sag %setommen, ebe Die @trii6erungsiumme
ausbe3ablt pur0e.
Gin bonn S6tdiaI + ar per>
folGter nno ttef nteber9ebeu g.
ter Mann lit Der 6armer 9enrD
9oDe in @arftelb Gountn b, Ganias.
8or bret Sabren itebelte CT ii6 nit Srau
uno 3tpet fletnen GinDern auf elmer Sarm
on, IN Deren Belts er Daourh gelangte, oaB
CT nit 1eiHen geringeu @rlparnifen cine
Nn3abIung ma6te uno fir ben 9telt Der
Gauflummc cine 6Dpot9ef auSitelte in Der
0oftnuna, oielelbe in etnigen Sabren abb
5ablen 5u fDnnen. @r ar6eitete fleiBig uno
lebte lebr ipar Jam, bod in ben beioeu eriten
Sahren blteben ieine MnitrengunGen In
Solge l6lebter Grnten erfolgloS. 9a3u
fem nod, bag tbm inn porteen cJabr beioe
Glnoer our9 ben SOB e~ntrtfien tDur6en.
SIM b~eurisen Sabr ftono es nit Der Grnte
gut uno ct bate Quslt6t, aus benz Weats.
ben CT IN @arben auf benz SSeloe aIt9eitdz
len. 9d tDuroe Gnoe October je1e @e9eno
bon etnem per6eeren6en Bratriebrano betmz
geiuht. 0as Slammeumeer erret6te AUDI
Sope's Sarm Ino Derni6tete nlht nur Den
auf Dem 6elbe itebsuben Wais, ionoern
aud Saus uno 6of uno bic game 6obe
Der Santtlte. I'm bas WfaB oeS ungLitGs
Dou 81 MAIDEN gertetben i'm Sample geget
oas Seuer Die Gleioer Der Srau in Brano,
tpobet tie 10 I6ltlnme 8ranotDunoen oaDons
trug, baB ie am n1d)iten Sage ftarb. Ser
10 unenolih ihmer gepriifte Wtann, tuel6er
bor eintaen Sagsn in Wt6tta %etntraf, lit
ber Ver5petlung nabe.
Ser 8ert6t bes Stdttfts
fers oes StaateS Snotana BeeIIe
iiber bic Dortige btesjdbrige @etreibez uno
6euernte ergiebt cine iebr beoeutenbe 3us
nabme an Q8eisen uno Wiais. Sn Der
&egel bate biSDer Der Staat in beioen
Srudtarten ni6t gleib3eiti9 beoeutenoe
Grtten, aber bieieS Sabr bat cine NuSnabme
aema9t. Die nit QDeisen beiteate 8ooets
fGhe betrug in bieiem Sabre 2,89l,922
Mcres, ooer 1898 2lcreS mebr ais i'm noz
rt9en Sabre, auf nelden 5S,305,79 Su.,
ODER 80, ,430 Gu. me1r ais l1 oortgeH
Sabre uno II, 000, 900 8u. mebr als in
eineln anoeren oer lebten 3tDDlf Sabre GEE
tpounem muroen. Ser otesldbrtge &rtrag
BON Ncre belief ii6 auf 20.09 8u. ge9et
1905 Bu. i'm Dorigcn Sabre. Ste
Counties Qqen, @tblon, 9amtlton,
&nor, Wtaoiion, WfontgomerD, BoleD.
SbelbO uno Stppeca11Oe batten Elm 1eoes
etnen Wetsenertrag bon 11ebr als elmer
WtiIton 8ui9els G~uf5upeilen. Ote bless
idbrise sc atsernte belief ii9 auT 1867
O92,94 ST., B. b. UNI Orei Utiuionen nee
niger atS bic bette Wlaisernte unb nm iiebens
utosipan3ig Dtilionen me6r ais Der idbrs
Iihe Dur6ihnittsertrag In ben IeBten KNOLL
Sabren. Son ben Stpeiunbneun3ig Counties
er3euaten feds eine W1iuion BuibeIs ODER
barber, uno 3tpar Doran 8enlon nit
3,783,880 8u. unb Sippecanoe nit 1885,
280 Bu. @!bion bate ben 8r0Bten 0urbs
i6nittSertrag bonn Mcre nit Is 8u. Ser
algeneine 0ureal6nittSertrag i'm Staate
belief ft6 auf 1913 8r. gegen 1851 Bu.
i'm 8oriobre. Die nit Mois belteute 500
benflGhe betrue 3,637,927 9creS 9egeu
BAG, $50 9lcres i'm portaen Sabre. Nn
&leebeu tpuroen 2.109,21 Sonnen
ODER 152,626 Gonnen mebr utb an Gimoz
tbps 6eu 2,034,212 Gonnen ooer 1925
8ounen Deni9er ais i'm Dori8en Sabre GEE
Donnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

Gin iunssr @prOiie 6es Barrier Saules
Der ST tbi6iID Dient nun iein sSabr in
Der tran3OftlAen Qrntee a6. 9ta, benz fann
ietn rNlter" bod Damn uno mann Elm paar
@rol1en 5ufommen Iaiien, bamit er 1i9
nit benz etpigen &OmmiBbroo nt9t ben
fretberrItden Ofasen nerotrbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
@as Der gaa brinat.

Die @ottbeit IdBt it6 nit Der r~ieienbafs
ten, in erbabener @iniumfeit tbroneloen
Spbinr pergIeiden. Die Slie9e, Die
ouf Der Stale oieier Spbinr bin> uEo berz
IGuft, bas lit Der @oncerts Ntbeiit a la Suz
gerioa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

Sci verOBen Staatsaffairen" trdgt bic
oIte &0ntgin 8ictoria cine erbriidenbe
Maife BON Supelen, bic bisDeilen einen
lSertb BON 500, 900 erreiden. IS muB Elm
ieLtiame8 ger9nIeen. ietn, ipie Elm Sumelens
laoen in Der Barrier Gue De la 9alr aus3uz
ieben. Gin 8ergnisen mIB es aber bod
iein, ionft iDlrbe Sbre MaieitGt eS nidt
tbun, of course.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

Seute iOq 9err bon @ters, Der ruiz
ftl6e Wtiuiiter bss Nusipdrttgen, in 8artS
eintreffen uno iofort BON 6errn @arnot
empf0u9eu nerDen. @benDs gtebt es ELL
groBes 8autett, BET benz Der %Gbampagner
5u @Dren Der neutrality-suspicious. Treunoz
l6ait in StrDmcn fieBeH Miro. 9ta1 bent
Gbampa9ner fommt oann oas 8lut - oas
aber DergieBen Die SOlfer uno ni9t Die
Slplomaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

8abnfabrt no9 ErabsnzS rarbad, mo- mir
in Dem alien @aitbof @lauB abittegen.
Trarba6 lit Der noblbabenolte Srt an Der
Wfolel un0 bur6 letne 5ablrei6en gSeins
ban0lungen tDeltbefannt. Sod liber benz
Srt liegen Die m1alerti0en Sriimmer Der
@rdftnbnrG, bic bon ben Sran5olen i'm
Sabre 1874 gel6leift nurbe. Son einem
6eniter unleres 3immerS aus iaben pir
auf Der acknowledgement 5obe Elm i6IoB7
GbnIi6es @ebauoe, bas nit Dem Sternenz
8lagge 8ei6miidt mar. g8te uus unier
l8irtb mittbetlte, lit Der GeftBer bieies
0auleS Gin Srdrba6er 0err, Der in W1erifo
unD ben 0ereintgten Staten ret6e Cobb
uno Stlbermtnen beitBen un0 = 10 lagte
unier @enGbrsmann nit 8etonung gu
9lei6er 3eit amerifanti6er unb mertz
fanii6er 8lr9er iein ioa. Quf meinen
@inpanb, baB man aIs ameritantider
8lrger ni6t 3u9lei9 Werifaner ooer
9eutl6er iein f6nne, bate Der 8irtb nur
Elm mttletoiges QAiel3uden; er mar letner
Sa6e gang gemiB, bate es ibm Der merifos
amertfantl6e Glir9er bod leIbit eelagt uto
oer muBte es bod ais fteinret@er Wlann
tDtllen! 9alntt muBte ih MIDI 3ufrteoen
gebeu ; t6 l1uBte aber bob Id6eln, DAB man
ben 2euteu in 9eutibIanb berortieen unz
finn tpeiBma6en fam, n6brenb tie !. 3.
perl6miBt unO u~ngldubig Iddeln, tpenn
man tbnen iaGt, in Chicago niroen stpans
atg Stodtperfe bobe 0duier gebGut un6 @es
bGuoe nit Bierosn aus elmer in bic anbere
StraBe oft metlentDelt gefabren.
Ser Moielpetn ideint ben Seuten out au
befonn1en uno i'm tpabren Sinne 0es
Wpctes Elm 2ebensperldngerer AL lein; lab
i6 bod 5ablrei6e bo9beta9te Wtanner, Die
nod ibren @elhGfte nahgeben uno in feiner
Weiie Die 0ait beS Differs periparen. so
lit beiipielspeiie Der fatbolti6e 8altor AL
ORbli6 o.lo. WtoieI l6on 104 Sabre alt
uno periiebt niht nur ieinen DienIt, ions
bern lGBt tth audi lein S60pplein nod
ldnleden. Gin anoerer bitter, nit Dem i'd
mid auf elmer 6uBwanoerung in Elm Sc
lprdh einlieB, i1rltt riiitia ueben uns bcr
uno erad1lte, er babe nebrere 8riioer in
Vnlerifa uno tpenn es nidt 10 melt mare,
tpiiroe ct germ Die Meltaus itelung in Gbiz
cago beiuhen. Ser alte SEER, in 9feiL
a.lD. 90. aniGiiig, Sdblt rs Sabre unb
riibmte it'd, baB CT nod rDie Elm Sanaer orr
beiten, ellen unO trintet tonne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
gbtfagO DolpttaI fir grautn atlO
climber!
Ecke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

GefnHbbetts.3 nftanb Der bette ied3ebn ent nlbbllr:s
R~rtpotsimnter 1ehS Srauteufdfe init Sabsausiidt.
@ebubren ftr Yrioot3imaItr BON $lG-20 ner Wo6e,
te mad Der Sage bee BURNERS uno &uf1uartuMg. Brp
patspatIenten t0nnen ibren Nr5t ans Der 3obl Der ans
s~eitelteu o6er beiudenoen Mer5te ipiblet.
@ehabrtn in "raHteui dleu S. per mo9e nit suter
9feae. :,
9ie 3abI Der an9efteGten Ner3te bsldnft fb oufe
aerate (9amen) unh Is b~eiudenoe NerSte (9erren(.
GtHe Observation-Disclosures Sbnte lift i'm 9pIpttaf.
@eaen eli selbeitst penbe man fb inter Dhiocs
abreIie an ben 0auptaIr3t Dbsr man ienhe cine 8nis
Ec ~. Fi~ rr GircBlor. ]Sm3rrYd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23
.Mdnncr S6md6e.

Ste ea@aHs'fds OTe4sess Mmo lire Uossaee.
!. UppIitutiOn Der alitteI hirsft am 6is Der Rrants
8. Dermetbung Der Terbauune unb gbI6pd9uns
Der MirfiaUfeit Der WtitteI.
J. &n9ere InndhcruHa an ote bebeutenben unteren
EenHurSen Der Acknowledgement aus Der Mtrbe1D
fenle, uHo 6ober erlepatertga GiHoriHqsn 5u Der 9ters
seuttnfiiafeit unb Scr Dteifs ees Sebtrns " Gddgrnts.
e. Ser patteut fann f9 feIbit NIT febr aertngen
Rotten nbne @Est ~berf.eaen.
5. Jbr Ge6rau5 erfersert fetits Ber6nberNng h9
Gt6t cosr Der MISREPRESENTATION
6. 0te tno abioLut aHit6hltG.
z Ole fH6 leIht Don JtbeAI al Drf un6 Gttue stna
Entabren Htb tpirfen En1ntttetbar auf ben Sit 6eB
EebslS tHnerboIE roetiger os elmer halben StVn6e.
&ean5etdlen @tttbrte @erbanunG, &ppetttu1ans
asI, Abmogernn9. @e6&@tutBi6pdGs, beige 1eoGunS
gen aao Grr5tbsn. Sarffetbigtsi, feberhafter nnA
nerpDier ooer ttefer G3faf u4ts GraHn1tu. Reraflorten.
A1sfdfdse int gefGet nn6 gals. SoptUeE. abHeigunG
9egsH Sefeaiaaft, nneHtf0toHtHb Gfaugel an
miaensfroft. G6nhterHheit r.f.Ep- uniere 8ehanbs
tun9smethobc e~rrUrbert feline :9ernfsfthrrr9 ltno fetus
Wtoqenitberlabnneen nit NRrotaiM We YStAifamenh
Derben brett an ben ~affisirtsu 8beta I aHgeBanot.
Der SeGaasf0e 9olus lit enA Sas bette Wsittel Qa
se1 Rrontbeiter bar 9tieren. WIafs uas SorIteherbraie.
BUD NIT 0euenifen uuo Gebrau4sars
~ueiinnsen gratis. man f4reibe an
ST.. @an8 SreBfom,
822 BroaOwap, Qep gor6, D. ].
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

s9aben Sic angenebme ga6barn?"
: pSamoie 9eute, f0nnten niht liebenss
Diroiaer ietn. SIM Serbit ulo @inter
itno ite in SIoriba, i'm 6riibiabr in Stalien
uEo i'm Sommer in Der S6wei3."
The advocate., 1891-01-07

Of them are only local. Now look mto
the Congress Of the United 9Mtoa and
see the bought delegates from the people
enacting laws for the destruction Of
money and creating gold maturing bonds
therefor; and here Is a picture over which
Satan may gloat;
"Tho fatal chain IA round yOu cast,
And you are men no more"
Behold thla great country. One after
another enterprise dies; business men
iall men by the millions are out Of EN-
ployment and tramps are filling this
land. The expansion and contraction Of
the volume Of legal tenders Is the oxpan-
sion and contraction Of tho energies Of
the country. Every man who expands Is
a benefit; every one who contracts Ia a
curse. Each Insult increases the vol
ume Of failures attributable 10 the terri
BILE financial system Of this country.
Think OF these things. Ask your neigh
Dor to give II a thought Ask him how
he likes the record Of political partisan
ship, and II his interests cannot be served
better by new deal through Che party
OF the people.
That which the people need and is
kept from them by Legislation, they are
justified In obtaining by force.
The mysterious forces OF eternal Justice
are In motion through the minds Of the
people, and \ ls only question Of time
when the wealth producing people, now
robbed by Legislation, born Of million
aires, will unite In a union, not only IN
name, but In fact When that day comes
the only ones who will survive will be
those who are Of and for and with the
people, ALEX GALTzM.
The advocate., 1891-01-07
WE THINK NOT.

To the Editor Of TTE ADVOCATE.
The report ls going the rounds here
that Ingalls, has already purchased
enough votes to Insure his election TO
the United States senate Can h be pos
slble that some Of our Representatives
4, O., alliance representatlpes,) have de-
ceived the people2 II such be the case
may the Lord have mercy on their poor
souls.
The people In this part of the state
have been listening TO such reports and
are getting pretty well warmed up over
them. We have been deceived long
enough. Had the people wanted Ingall8
returned to the senate they would not
have been so particular In picking their
representatives; and 10 think any one Of
them would sell out TO that plutocrAtlo
snob is enough TO make any one turn
green with rage. n our Representatives
want TO receive the praise Of Tho people
let them stick to the 50. Louis demands.
Yours for the cause, L. II, NEAL
Douglass, Kan, Nov. 30, 1890.
The advocate., 1891-01-07

granting a lottery charter, or a franchise Of
any kind, 10 carry on lottery schemes, and
annulling all such charters and tranohisoa n
already grantodi that the president of this
body be requested M an carly day 10 nom
OrialiEo Congress In the name Of this body,
praying for the passage OF such ana amend
mHnt.
Resolved further, That a committee OF
three be appointed by the chair, whose duty
II shall b0, under the supervision Of the OK
ocutive oomittee, 10 correspond with all the
alliances and unions throughout the United
States, and with all other bodies In SYM
pathy with the movement, requesting tho
presentation a. Onoo 30 Congress OF similar
memorials.
The advocate., 1891-01-07

state once In a year and call che state and
district lecturers tO meet him 10 examine
into the condition OF that state, and att0r
conference with the state and district leo
turers 10 make az many appointments az the
necessities Of the state may In their iudg-
ment demand.
In conclusion, gentlemen, believe II you
adopt this system locturing will DO effective
and the order unified strengthened and
carried DO o. grand success. After nearly
four years service In the lectures field
am convinced that the future Of our order
greatly depends upon its lectures. / earn
eetly pray you TO give this matter your at
tention, and az the adoption of the system
recommended In this report will require
some change in the constitution, and our
president has made some suggestions upon
the same subject, / ask that this report be
referred 10 your committee on constitution.
BEN TRmELL:
The following communication was RE-
celved from the Colored National Far
mers' Alliance and Cooperative Union:
To tho National Farmers Alliance and In
dustrial Union;
Convened no Ocala, December 3, 1890,
Alliance and Cooperative Union recognizes
your fraternal greetng gladly do we accept
your right hand, and pledge ourselves TO tho
fullest cooperation and confederation In
all essential things.
The advocate., 1891-01-07
OUR REPRESENTATIVES CRIME.

To the Editor OF THR ADVOCATE;
This government 10 advertised oil over
this globe az one Of, by and for the peo-
pie. II such be the case our country
would number more contented, rrogres-
slve, prosperous and really useful people
than any other country. Thought would
expand, and Ideas from those who In
inspire would be stronger everywhere.
Legislation would not doubly toll the
wealth producers and 80 exempt and
doubly protect the wealth absorbers as
now. Our government, having the full
power TO create money and 10 Issue the
same as full legal tender 10 all its cred
ltora, has no need TO hire money or TO
bleed from the people even one cent for
the payment Of interest upon what II
need not hire nor borrow Were this a
government Of, for and by the people, az
il should be, there would not be to-day
an interest bearing royalty or arIstocracy,
breeding national debt detrimental 10
our welfare.
The money created by the government
and paid out TO loo creditors during the
war, TO the amount Of two thousand and
eight hundred millions OK dollars would
not have been raked in, destroyed and
interest bearing bonds given therefor,
with a special contract that they should
mature in gold at stated rate Of Gneness
and set value per grain as controlled by
legislation.
The creation and issue Of legal tenders
in the shape Of greenbacks was the high
est proof Of the power OF a government
Of the people that has ever yet been
given. The facts that such creation and
issue OF money saved the republic from
dissolution, paid It's soldiers, hired men
in need OF money to pay debts to join the
army and face death; that II encouraged
industrial pursuits in shops and sent civ
ilizatlOn westward, should have opened
the eyes Of all who love their country and
lts wealth producers to the benefits that
accrue to the many when the legal ten
der is abundant The existence Of an
abundance OF money in a country ls
direct encouragement 10 the carrying on
Of all enterprises and bringing people
into prosperity.
The destruction OF the money Of the
people was the blackest crime perpe-
trated by this government, and to-day
the abolition Of national banks aud re-
stOratiOn Of the peoples money ls the
main Issue.
The taking In Of the greenback money,
the giving OF interest bearing bonds dol
lar for dollar, TO whoever brought Il In
for It's burning, and the creation Of a ma
tional debt, we're crimes to which the
terrible sin OF unborn child destruction
10 nothing. The government issued
money TO pay ell lts creditors. Itpaid IL
out as q legal tender. II shen pronounced
such money to be bastard born, outside
Of the constitution. Then It exalted It
In declaring that each dollar Of II could
be converted into a gold bearing, interest
drawing United States bond, and thus
hold front seat in the new heaven Gre
ated on the ruins Of prosperity and
washed with the tears Of the robbed peo-
pie.
Look at the path Of q CyclOneI Be
hold the results Of q tOrnadOl The effects
The advocate., 1891-01-07

We call attention TO the advertisement
OF the ohio Farmer on page II Of thls
Issue. Read II and consider its claims
upon your favorable attention.
The advocate., 1891-01-07

To parties intending 70 visit tho city
during the session Of the Legislature.
THE ADVOCATE Office will keep A regis
tor Of the hotels and boarding hmaea,
and also Of those dealFing 70 take pom-
ers during the Legislative session. L,oca-
tion, terms and particulars will DO kept
IN register, which win be open 10 All our
visitors,
The advocate., 1891-01-07
JoiTorSOn County Nicotine Farmern' ANS


The next regular meeting Of the Jeg-
serson County Farmers' Alliance VIII
meet In Osksloosa ON second Wednes-
day In January. An sub. slliuhceS should
elect delegates a. the last meeting ID fhls
month and send names 70 county rsors
tary Immediately.
Mrs CAPIT0LA CooE.
County Secretary.
The advocate., 1891-01-07

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

led pigs feet 2J9 cents picked ambs tongues are -
cents per pound Corn beef is & to i2Ip cents. PORK
roast ia 10 10 Is cents pound steak 2l6 to Is cents s
pork ia ~ cents pound; lara 10 to l2le cents
roast veal is t2e to Is cents veal steak II ~ ceus
cod l2ll to II cent'a pound; paddock TO N cents a
pound; h1bu' fresh and smoked ~ to y cents pound
salt salmOn 10 to l2le cents pounds snt mackcrel ID
to - cents. Goldfish, to ~ cent?. NhUd. II cents
pgr pound. \ mackerel fresh, ~ 10 50 cents cacn;
blue fish, IL cents pound OYSTERS standards, "
cents, selects ~ cents IcXtra selects, 60 cents per
quart; CLANS, 81 cents quart Fresh salmon ~ cents
pike Is cents. pickere uc.; smets. 30 cents per dozen;
pouts l2i cents pound Dressed perch u cons dozen
White fish u cents "A pound Salmon trout, ~ cents.
Lake trout ~ cents. Ham sausage, . cents hound;
blood sausage - cents n pouud Boston sausage, 10
cents German bologna sausage 26 to 10 cents Albany
sausage, 10 cents hendchrcse, - cents. Geese
IL to II cents pound; turkeys, - to -
cents. Fowls - cents. Chickens Is 90 II cents.