The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-17
THEY ARE WITH US.
Continued from Second Psge.

T n Bradford, Licking; j k Farris,
Cabool; r T Foard, Houston; w F
Pollard, St Joseph; John Logan, St
Joseph; James Hempburn, Gaonor
City; Horace Jones, Parnell City;
Boon Haley, Clearmont; james La
mar, Elmo; james Pistole, Pickering;
James w Snider, Van Buren,; Tim
othy Contz, Hunter; Chas White,
Hunter; S D McSpoddin, Won Buren,;
T j Waggoner, Birce Tree; j b
Reaser, Birch Tree; w NJ johnson,
Buckner; James Lotimer, Independ-
ence; VIM j Ford, Glenwood; Joen c
Quinn, Georgia City; w n Birkhead,
Chantilly; E W Price, Keytesville;
G NJ Hiett, Plattsburg; S j Waful,
Lathrop; David Bagby, Armstrong;
JOS Tolson, Fayette; John E Robin
son, Knob Noster; o D Williams,
Warrensburg; L d Ewing, Cornelia:
Michael Kuhn, Queen City; Aaron
Starrette, Lancaster; b F Mcclure,
Fairville; A c Garnett, Sharon: j c
NkAnus, Sharon; J F Burrus,
Miami; Martin Campbell, Miami; \
B Ross, Slater; p p Ellis, Roads; II
w Wood, Monroe City; g w
Waters, Center; B F. White, Florida;
j Holl, Queen City: j T Walker,
Gayoso; John Z Richards, Moscow
Mills; w w Paper, ia, Shannon
county; j + Davidson, Hannibal;
w s McClintock, Monroe City; J b
Blakemore, Kennett; VIM Link,
Union; w H Pullium, Kansas City;
James Patton, Clifton Hill; Vincent
Henderson, Thomas Hill; Sebree
Basket, Fayette; Matt Hall, Marshall;
CM Compbell, Edna; Dalid Meri
wether, Colony; Albert Arthur, Deer
Ridge; J c WEIGH, Salem; Edwsrd
Barton, Linneus; w c Shepherd,
Meadville G A Hollenbeck, Green
Ridge; V 7 Chiffon, Smithton; j X
Wade, La Monte; Chas o Neill, Cliff
ton City; j w Marsh, Sedalia; X n
Lower, Longwood; Nathan Norton,
Sedalia; VIM I McMahan, Seymour;
Perry Chaffin, Marshfeld; b X Turk,
Mt Vernon; Norman Gibbs, Mt Yer
non; G G Fowler, Union Store John
Proctor, Russellville; w G Hays,
Overton; David Arnold, Walker !;
Frank McClutchen, Sheldon; G ID
Underwood, Vienna: A Walker, Lin
dell; A McMinn, Buchanan B F
Stebens, Latin; J J Conrad, Marble
Hill; H C Garrett, Cottonwood Point;
J A Cunningham, Caruthville; f X
Burris, Bethany; j X Davis, Betha-
ny; John c Cove, Fulton; j E Rob
inson, McCredie; w w McClelland,
West Plains Robt Reed, West Plains;
H Dryer, Peace Valley; 7 I Tul-
lock, Bismarck; Fields Order, Bis
marck; Caleb Clark, Libertyville /;
Jos Bradshaw, Labelle; S NJ Finley,
LAGRANGE; John Vanhorn, Edna !;
John r Gibbons, Edna VIM Ma
comb, Poplar Bluff; Mike Caldwell,
Poplar Bluff; Chas Leonard, Belle Air;
A D Walker, Vermont; Sam Roberts,
Vermont Hugh Rodgers, Vermont !;
JB Wood, Logans Creek; l. L La
ferney, Maiden Virgil Mckay, Ken
nett w NJ Monroe, Upton; F NJ
Williams, Cape City; Al D Burford,
Gravel Hill; A r McHalt, Aurora /;
w r Harley, Mt Vernon; Luther
Turner, Cherry Box; Il. l. Cooper,
Maird j I Keith, Shelbina c Culp,
Alton; Wright Simpson, Alton ; G G
James, Exeter; r NJ Brewer, Brew
erville; J F Tucker, Silver Lake ;
John Crowly, Lawson Benz Brasher,
Crrick; w A Taylor, Versailles; H
H Webster, Gravois Mills; Conway
Jones, Versailles; d G Dale, Yer
sailles T NJ Russell, Conway; j X
Davis, Elk Greek Ford Merritt, Sar-
gent; r H Sheriff., Charlottesville /;
David Kincaid, Portageville; John j
Fulbright, Springfield; Geo Biggs,
Willard A S Fish, Mooresville; John
Hill, .Chillicothe; j B Kirk, Chilli
cothe.
SECOND DAY.
There were quite number of ar.
rivals last night and also by the morn.
ing trains, representing several of the
more distant states. The interest in
the proceedings is lively, and there is
every indication th,t the remainder
of the session will not be wanting in
either lively discussions or actual
business.
The following resolutions were in
troduced yesterday afternoon:
BY Kent, of Iowa, resolved by the
farmers congress of the United States
that we demand that national taxa
ton be limited to the wants of the
government economically and honest
ly administered.
By Brown, Of Georgia, asking CO.