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upon his palette he stood for some time, brush
and msrlsNek In hand. II front Of HE big bare
s...s 10 But him hG now prs%h: :s Object
ssfs j; ! A sieS$s:
nsI'ss iiaw sad ss,d 60 and es KNEW tns y, !;
NOT p 'sas AMI And with mons, hs could u
times buy ,pistures which would Hlsrsse and
which would be s Il. OF toud sss
none. He threw down His brush and. liehting
biz rs he s,ro.d d"wn s ia ;,. once 1Ss
and in no v.ry good hnmor. as his red face and
puck ered eyes smff!ced to show
2. usSai, you have sisnt your morning plot
- ssss T :s3 %ss; su. ,..,p.
when three folk. you and abe and this Ra!l
Haw. whisper an arrange, and have meetings
. ~ cannot aseil You secrets which are not my
-" But, IN have a voice in the matt matter for all
that, Secrets or no seGrs hs, you Yin find that
downs in I, AIDE. but nave not quite fallen so
low that ! am nothing II A., my own family
Whit Mhnt am 10 get out Vi 'h's precious mar
'""What should ron eet1 Surely Laura's hap.
s msn Was o md
would show proper consideration for La"ra'e
father. 1t was only yesterday tnat 1 asked
for IT, who havs been within AN ace OF being
i MAYOR s q liirmlnrh"m and he refused mo
oh. father! How eo sS you expose Yourself
"Hsinsad me point blank" cried the old m an
you tlssss but III 10 sven With him.! You
s hm what fn sS.s one s pr hm s shs me
eeSS q false monss,. Why els. should he
smoky l Chimney Of Ill., going al, day" A' S''A'
exrostniatsd Robert You ssem to think Of
10 would sill be very kind-hearted. pleasant
,,old Mcintyre burst into . hcsrss l..Hsh. !
dance attendance upon MIN II he were a poor
man DO you think that Laura would ever
have looked twice ut him2 You know as we'll
rs do that she is marrying him only for his
HoIert gave cry OF d'smay. There was the
alchemisi standing in the doorway, pale and
silent, looking from one to the other with his
vi must apologize" he said coldly II did
not mean to listen to your words. could not
help It. But I havs hoard them. As 10 you.
M nan ySsd h.. w hn snss N
moved by your wor is. In Robert have true
friend. l.nurn also loves me for my own sake.
lou cannos shake my i.!,h in m them; Bus with
recognizes the fat" fie bowed and was gone
.nd ol Hoysss SSus MORA
II will be- even with him !" cried tho old ma
fnrcnsIy, shaking his ist through the windov
Robert. and see II your old dad 10 man 10 10
Played with"
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CHAPTER XII.
DANsvrv VAN

a ss IS h.. TGs s pc RSnsr
AID tn. sight Of tho mist. otsisd landscape
tagged everything with sunshine and he felt
inclined to sing and dance as he walked down
d ses %uG Ssa cssa % s
Hsw but surely hardly less ss IMMIGRANT or thar Is
greater thnn that Of monaron-. to q IRE .donl
destiny. in.leedi 4. thousand ,gold-tlnted Wis:
ions Of his future life rose IN before him. and
r II Win 10 s his
sosdf tie TntIsy garden Nth
wooden pofHeh d It had always orendet his
usiinss. The rIsin room. too. with III. Ameri:
can Leather chairs I'll. M pic Cd carpet and
III. only Drs,tv Thing il t. upon which bis
"a s.: !sSnad back il NJ; sPalr 5, M .s
:Do You. know, Robert" she said. ,slancing
speak vory plainly TO him and 70 make him
pnde,stand that ! I'm an marrying for my own
Where is he. them"
II don't know: AZ tho Three Pigeons. NO
seus, about MARRIAGE settlemsrts and frbIi-
%nsn "a Ssi%:s atfsI IL sSoSid xalt auo
ri think LHnra. that We must make good
deal OF allowance ior him" said robert ear
s.g tnsk he sfira mn
been no at ne Ball this mornins."n ~,
he seud anything for me-"
~ "a! ;h Sis n . ToHId como down when he
But what is the matter. Rober. ~ cried
Laura. wiyh the swift pssrcep'ion OF woman.
s sSG ssa ssf Ssnf Sos sna u isuf
WAS II Oh; know; no has been telling you
We'll, YES. He took me partly into his con;
fdencs. Congratulate you, Laura. with all
ny How How stranss it It sssms that hs should
ss$s sss; I'd r Isaa nsSs
come down 70 Elmdsne and taken u fancy to
' "Eo tai At ali" Robert answered. sitting down
Htely. II was clear, case OF love ut first
tss Il: GiSss ss ns
rs, tm me Isaw, HIM 81. Rob ,o,d hs
curious. How did he make 1t 1t was not rom
-: isth.i:; Hs 'old p. d ,Sst hiRsslL Hs
,ac,fh:y was 'uS'a country DOCTOR 10" did he
III an 20, bSYnd over to secrecy. He will tell
nd i; IN Sn' ts! ms Sst. W. sf' By Il:
friend2 Or he took GU; soms wonderful
Rs!:DItl Of nd h. discovered mino' Or ol9
1T musn really" cried her brother. laugh
' ga it beside. must ::' az
''"it Is Very unkind of you," said Laura. pout-
s! @Fo Bl.nin * :as ~
have hrarsd shpg. to
absus thsss yG.sas RATES. wishss f hay.
the wedding In little mere than fortnight. OF
course II w, DO very uui't' but still one needs
80 carly as that I" said Robert thought
drssdiSI Il H H.stor ss%. back rst And there
e: if:r' Tssi I'f' nfsi sS9:
Raiies knows nothing ahout him. and 1t would
.That must 5: avoided At any cost.
Hss6I n ssa ;ssH 9 n 4
know that Il was oaly q boy am! girl affair, And
how could refus. such an offer as thisl 1t
Was . duty to my family. was L mott"
very S EsiH f nee Brother 70 aisSs But
ali viii be right. aud i have no doubt, Hector
WIN see 4 as You DO. hut does MI. Squirting
know Of your engagement
how TO tei him. We are to be- married by spe-
clAl license az Birmingbsp. 80 really there is
No reason why no should know; Put now
suIT .a ... nj" sS.s went
6iA studio. and having around some coloSs
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He weighed CAS- Pounds.
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RIO" "e f"""NH"' '''""
very few old Philadelphisns who were
summer visitors to Milford, Pike county. htty
y mrs ago. remember Lewis Cornelius. who
Tor Ito was ono OF the big men OF Pike and OF
Pennsylvania. perbnps the biggest OF bis time
pounds measured & feet In height, feet
ipchss around the waist 8 feet Inches below
the Hsist. end throughout was N Ireportass.
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comfortable circumstance. None of
khem were educated in books. In the course

in comfortable circumstances. None of
them we're educated in books. In the course
Of six months Pleasant Valley alliance
numbered forty or fifty members. Other
alliances sprung up in the country around,
taking the name Farmers alliance, aud
their constitution from Pleasant Valley al
lance. February %. 1873, a county alliance,
and May 4, 1878. a state alliance, were Or
ganised at Pleasant Valley. They were
confederation of the present alliance, and
those which had sprung under it. They
adopted the declaration of purpose of the
parent alliance, and it's constitution was
modified to suit their enlarged organiza-
tions. July 10. 1877, the state alliance met
at Pleasant Valley. represented by twenty
five "subordinate'' alliances, fourteen in
Lampasas county and eleven in adjacent
counties.
Some time after the FIRST alliance was or
ganized, w. Y. BaQgett, Of Cory slls county,
Tex, joined it. It was he who a few years
afterwards organized 3 farmers alliance in
Parker county, Texas, from which the ALI
anees of this state, / understand, have been
mainly ramifieo.
The declaration of principles, rs con-
tanned in the constitution of Pleasant Val
ley alliance, No. l., ana adopted by the
county and state alliances, is as follows:
DECLARATION OF rURposE.
''1st. Profoundly impressed With the
fFutu bAdb We hS tuo FARMERS All1QUCe,
should set forth some declaration of pur-
pose, united by the strong and faithful tie
political and home intereat-we mutually
resolve to labor for the alliance and it's pur-
pose.
2nd. To endorse the motto: In essential
things unity, liberty, aud IN all things
charity.
"3rd. To endeavor to advance our cause
by laboring TO accomplish tina following
objects:
list. TO develop q bettar and higher
state. politically and financially.
"2d. 10 strengthen our attachment to our
cause.
I'D. TO a better mutual understanding to
sustain our laws.
18th. To constantly strive to secure en-
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evolution; hut all Of these fundamental
ideas Of the organization are in this Crude
original. However Al exception 10 20 DO
noted In their hrat idea or purpose sn1n-
siatsd In their pessent declaration, snteln,
Ing the "sdueiSion Of the agricultural
CLASSES in tho science Of economic govern.
ment In a strictly non partisan spirit"
which, a. expressed. IL . confused conoep-
tion, evidently Aot originating with the
farmers. The prevent declaration also Adds
some details Of charity and hdsntyi ous
their substance is in the original. Evi-
IDENTIFY, beyond doahA, the principles OF ths
Farmers alliance, Rs set forth IN its Moes
recent and authentic declaration, oriRi-
mated with the farmora Of Lampssas coun-
~, Texas. They conceived the idea, gAvs
form and promulgated IL. There has been
some evolutiuns, il may be. but tho
germ in all of it's ~distinotness
an completeness from which She
Fsrmers' alliance, both as state and ma
tional organizations, has grown anu e1-
banded, ia to be found in the constitution
OF Pleasant Valley alliance, adopted IN ls1f
ON Donaldson creek, in Lampasss county.
by John II. Allen and his associates. Nes
only wore their principles the same As thoae
the Farmers' alliance at this time, but II
seems that their plan of oreratlonH; the
number, style and duties of their oiiloefS
with an exception hereafter to be notsu(,
the qualification for membership anu the
obligation of members, have remained SUD
stantially the Same. From the start ~
seems to have been q social and educational
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institution. The women and youths of six.
teen and upwards were admitted. It was q
secret society. having its secret officers ano
secret work, its degrees, signs, passwords
and pledges. Its pledge was IS follows:
II hereby pledge myself to meet the
brothers of the alliance rs often AZ possible
and assist my officers i'll keeping peace and
harmony in the country; and | now pledge
my sacred hosor before Almighty God and
the brothers of this alliance, not to, in any
manner whatever, knowingly wrong OF de-
fraud a brother of the alliance, nor will /
permit il to be done in my presence, if in
my power to prevent, aud furthermore, I
will report all estray stock to the secretary
that may be or come iS my stock range, and
] now pledge myself to support the consti-
tuition of the alliance"
This pledge Of the ladies WAS as follows:
81 pledge my sacred honor to USE my in
fuence to advance the cause of the farmers
alliance, and I now pledge myself before
Almighty God, and tbs brothers of this al
lance, not to, in any way whatever, by
word, action or writing, directly or indi-
rectly, divulge or make known any of the
signs or secrets of this alliance. nor will I
permit it to be done in my presence If in
my power to prevent it.
The third degree was:
SIN addition to MY former obligations ]
hereby pledge myself to speak the truth,
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Dated Aug, 4. 1891.
First publication Aug. &

SUMM1NS-lN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF
~ tia frat Judicial district Of the state OF
Montana, IN AID for the county of Lewis and
F s; r. Lindsay. plaintiff, VS.. A.. e. Boren.
defeIdent.
The state OF Montana ssndn greeting to the
ahovo named defendant.
You are hereby required to, appear in an action
brought against yeu by the above named plaintiff
N the district court OF ths First judicial district
or tho stAte of Montana. IL and for tha county of
levis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
net thersin. witLin ton days. Csxcluaiys Of the
summons, IL served within this county; or. II
sol yed out Of this county, but within this district.
within twenty dayR ~ethsrwise within forty days.
or Judgment by default will be taken against you.
according to tho prayer Of said complaint.
Tho said action is Brought to rscoyor the
sun, ., sii5 with interest at 10 per cont psr an
money loaned defendant at bis request. between
January ]. 1890, and december 81, 1890; also In
the sum of 81, 500 End intarost at II per cont nor
snnam from January l.. 1850, now duo on u osr-
Juns5 5, 1890, due on or before January 1, 1891,
with interest at tho rata Of IA Per cent Dor snnu,n
from January ], 1880. sad note bein1 made
and executed by defendant and delivered 10
COSTS.
And you hrs hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and aoswert the said complaint, rs above
required. tho said plaintiff will take ind,-
msnt ipI tlib. sum demanded in tho com plnint. to-
wit Sll5 and interesr at 10 per cent Ger annu,n
from January /, 1891. and tho further sum Of
$l,5oo and in,arest Mt II per cont per nnuum IRON,
January J, 1880; aud cobts Of uit.
tjivan under my hand and tho seal OF tho dis.
u1ctcourt of tho tirsi Judicial d,strioL or th,
STATE or Montana. in and for this county % Lewis
ana 'larke. this thirteenth day Of Juiy, ia
tho year pt our Lord. one thousand a,sst GuuIrod
md niLaty-ono.
!ssall JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
! hAALr G, SMlTa. Plaintiff Attorney.
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FATHERS Of THE ALLIANCE
Thes Lone Star State Claims the
Honor Of Forming the First
Farmers Alliance.
John +. Allen, OF LampAcas
County, Is Credited With Hav-
Ing Originated tho Idea.
Tho First Crude Combination Of the Al
llancs-The Old school House Whore
Alien and His Associates Met.

lspecisl Correspondence of 1,Ex INDEPENDENT.
LAMrAsAs, Tex. sept. 4, lS9l.-Whencs
came the idea OF tho farmers allianceI
what we're the factors, the evolutionary
forces and early environment OF this move
ment?
..Civilized history" says its distinguished
national president, furnishes nothing tc
parallel the general and rapid spread of the
alliance" In truth its riso and progress
has been phenomenal. Starting a little
over q decade ago. on the remote frontier
on the very outskirts of civilization
among q few unlettsred farmers and stock
men, 1t has grown and expanded, and rami-
fed itself, until IL now numbers q mcmber-
ship Of over Shrss millions. Not only ID il
strong in membership, but it has become a
strong political force. 1ts cohorts
have doninated many county and
state conventions, dictated to governors
and legislative assemblies, enforced the
consideration of its demands upon con-
cress, and thrust from the United States
senate the most brilliant orator OF the west
and the most popular soldier OF the south.
What may We not expect when the alliance
enters politics regularly? What may we not
hope or fear, as We synpathlze with or an
tagonize the great movement!
The Farmers alliance had its origin in
Lampasas county, Texas. TIL first organ
ization was effected the latter part of the
summer of 1877. on Donaldson creek. upon
the premises of John r. Allen, about nine
miles north Of Lampasas Springs. John Il.
Allen WAS its founder. He originated the
idea and worked it up among his neighbors.
The first alliance was ahristensd Pleasant
Valley Farmers Alliance, No. l. Pleasant
Valley also became the nams OF Abe place
Of its meeting. In the fall Of 1877
it adopted \ constitution and bylaws con-
tanning a declaration Of purpose. Capt.
l.. 8. Chevose was the chairman of the
committee that framed the constitution
and the Farmers alliance is mainly indebted
to him for its organic law. John Spears
was the first president. The original mem
bers were small farmers combining stock
RAISING with farming. Most of them were
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
L Judicial pistrict Of the State Of Montana,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OT THE FIRST
L Judicial District of the State of Montana,
in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Kelly,
deceased.
Order to show cause why sale Of mining prop
erty should not be made.
On reading and filing tho petition Of William
l.. Steele and Michael Kelly, executors OF the
last will snd Testament Of William Kelly. de-
ceased, and praying, among other things. for an
order Of sale OF tho mining property Of said es-
tRte of William Kelly.
tits ordered, That all persons Interested in
tho ectate OF tho spid William Kelly, deceased,
be and appear before the District Court, in and
for the county of Lewis and Clarke, at the court
room Of said court, ia the court house in said
county, on Monday, tho tenth day of August.
1851, at 10 O'Clock a. M, then and there to show
cause why an order of sale should not bs mado
of the mining property OF said estate. according
TO law.
1t is further ordered, That a copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks before
the said tenth day of August, 1891, in the Helena
Independent. a newspaper printed md pub
lishel in the said Lewis and Clarke county.
[Signed.I HORACE X BUCK. Judge
Dated July 8. 1891.
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NOTICE OF APPL1CATIoN TO CUTT1MBER
~ In accordance with the provisions Of section
., Of the act of March s.. 1881, aad under this
rules and regulations Of Esy 5, 1891. /, the
undersigned. hereby give notice that at the expi-
ration OF twenty-one days from the first publica-
tion Of this notice. 1 will make written applica-
ton to tie honorable secretary Of tho interior for
authority to eas and rsnove all tue merchantnble
law legs, whits AID rod pine. ca the following
ds.crabsd lnad:
The Land being unsnr,srsd, out commencing at
what will b. tho sonthwsst corner of section q.
township u north, Of range No. 2 west, when
s%uryeysd: RAINING thence east three milos, thence
north Gus mile, thence vast three miles. thence
sooth one mile to pl~s Of beginning, comprising
sections Il, 81 and 2s. Of tho said township, and
centatuir1 ~niEstssn hundred and twenty Il, 800
AcIes.
Said land having thereon about SIX hundred
thousand feet Of white and rod pine in abaut
sauAt quantities, Said land being non. mineral
tonsa and stssp and not fl for Agricultural pur-
poses, and 10 located in the county OF Neaghsr In
ths state Of Montana.
CHAS. COCHRAN.
Dated Aug. 4. 1881.
First publication Aug. &
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GUMMONs-sTATE OF MONTANA, COUNTY
~ of Lewis and Clarke, ss.-In jnf tice's court
of Helena township. before G. W. Feischer, JUS
tice of tho peace.
Morris Conhaim and David f.. Contain. CO.
partners as Cenhaim Bros. vs.. Frank Wenaler.
The state of Montana to the above-naned de-
PENDANT, greeting:
before roe, G; ". Fleiscser; . justice of the peace
in and for the township of Helena, county of
Lewis and Clarke, ut my Office in Helena. on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of september, A.. D. 1891,
at 10 o'clock u. N. of said day. then and there to
make answer to the complaint of Morris Conhaim
and David Y. Conhaim, co-partpers as Conhaim
Bros, the abovs-nnmed plaintiff, in acivil action
to recover the Gum Of one hundred and nifty $3.50
dollars, lawful money Of the United States, for
merchandise sold and delivered to defendant at
his request during the months of March and June,
1891, all Of which appears more fully in the COM
plant on file herein. and in default thereof judg-
ment viii 20 rendered against you. Frank Weng-
Ter, the ahove-nsmed defendant, for the sum OF
one hundred and fifty ($ls0y dollars, and cost
of snit in this behalf expended.
Given under my hands this l4th day OF August,
L. D. 1891.
G. W. FLEISCHER.
Justice of the Peace of Said Township.
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tire harmony, good will and vital brotherly
love among ourselves.
9th. To suppress personal, local, sec
tional and national preiudices, ali un-
healthy rivalry and seltish ambition.
18th. To perpotnate our alliance.
"7th, And a faithful observance of these
principles will insure our mental, moral and
political advancement"
The above is substantially the same az
the declaration Of purposes" of the farm
ars' alliance at this sime. Much of the
very language is tho same. There has
been quite An improvement made liz its
GRAMMAR SONS elimination and some
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