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6ELAWAEE .ANS .TTDsoN CANAL

NEW YORK Nov. 26 i8vl.-A QUARTERLY DIvI.
DEND or ONE AND THREE. Qu ARTERs 40 PER
Rsd 4, the once Of the q nort.nSs ST. IL
books will be closed from the oloss Of business
TO-DAY until the morning Of WEDNESDAY,, DEO IL.
By order Of the Board Of Ganaeers
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COUNT Won WALpERsEE,
Airidfuds aud an.frfsr.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., /,
NEW YORK, Ice. v, 1891.

U.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared quar-.
i terly dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PER
CENT ap"n the capital stock Of this company from the
payable the ONCE OF the Treasurer and after the
18th day Of January next to OF record
the close Of the transfer books tho 21Bt OF De-
cember instant The lranster books Will be closed a:
on tho morning Of Jan. next
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p. o. FRENCH. President.

A MEETING oFTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF tho New York
"A Barrel Machine Company for the election Of trustees
speh other business be properly brought before
room Ily. Potter Building New York city. the 18Th
day OF December 1891 at II O'Clock in the forenoon.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90 'Dl.
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&lerti1nS mud AafetiugS.
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY

NEW YORK Dec II. 1881
The annual meeting Of tho tockhoders Of this com
psny the election Directors for the ensuing ysa
and Inspectors Of Election for 1893 will be held
corner OF Wal! and Nassau St.. New York.
Tho transfer books will DO closed on Dec. II 1901.
and opened JAM ID 1852.
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The fashionable world Of Washington was
yesterday afternoon treated to novelty in the
announcement OF the organization OF an Amer
organized. headed by Mrs Morton and others
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r. II. ROCHESTER, Treasurer.
TEE NAI FTEfNa s Ca '!ANT NANUFAo-

The semt-annusi Six PER CENT divide
I, 1892, on the second preferred stock Of
Starch Manufacturing Company will BIO
closing OF the books Dec. il. 1871. The tr
will be closed At 8 r. n. Dec. 10, and REQ
O'Clock A II. Monday, Jan; 4; 1872. ,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
The SCALA Platform.

1. We dcma,Iti the abolition of national
banks; we demand tfat the government shah
establish suh-treusuties or Repositories in the
several states which shall loan money dtcct
to the people at low rate of interest, not to ex-
coed per cent. pc, annum on non pcrishabc
farm products and also upon real estate with
proper limitation upon the quantity of |unt
and the amount of money! we dernH;td that
the amount Of circulating medium be speed
lily increased 10 not less than $40 per capita.
>. We demand that congress shall pass such
laws as shall eifcctuaiy prevent the dealings
in futures on all agricultural and mechanical
productions. preserving Il stringent system of
procedure in trials such us shul secure the
prompt conviction and Imposition OF such
compliance with the law.
). We condemn the silver law recently pass
ed by congress. and demand in lieu thereof
the free and unlimited coinage Of silver.
/. We demand the passage of laws rruhih.
iting alien ownership OF land. and that colt
greSs take prompt action TO devise some plan
to obtain all land owned by aliens and
foreign syndicateS, ana that Mi land now held
by railroads and other corporations In exc ass
| Of such as il actually used 10y them be reca m
ed by the government and held for actual set
) iiclicving in the doctrine OF equal risi:,s
to ali special privileges to none, We to
niand tia national legislation shall Toe 50
framed in the fIt:Irc not to build up enc
industry at the expense OF another. We If
tHcr demand ~ rcni"sai nf the existing heavy
tariff from the I,rccsSaricS of life that The
poor of our land must have. We further lie.
mand Il just and cq,litHnlc System of gradila.
| ted tax on incomes
We believe that the money of tho c0i;fii ~
should he kept much as possible in III"
hands of tirn people. ana hence we demand
| thut ali national and state revenues shall ft
| limited to the necessary expenses OF the g'iE-
| crhr1ent economically and honestly admits
| tered.
| 6. We deIlani the most rigid, honest and
just state and national govern mental control
| and supervision OF the methods Of Pnhl.: CT III
muriGHtiOn ana transportation aHG oi t6t'
| control and supervision do not remove Ms
! abuse now existing we dcruar the govern
| ment ownership u. such means q. coniniini
cation and transport Gtion.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT!

J. Il. Welietts, Lecturer of the
Nationa! Farmers Alliance and In
dustrial Union, will deliver public
addresses at places and dates, as
follows. Memphis, Scotland county,
October 10th; Macon, Macon county,
Oct. 18th; Fulton. Galloway county,
Oct. 18th; Columbia, Boone county,
Oct. 14th; Fayctte, Howard county,
Oct. 18th; Bonneville, Cooper county,
Oct. 10Th; Higginsvillc, Lafayette
county, Oct. 18th.
All the people are cordially invited
and urged to attend. He has import
ant message for us, None should
miss hearing this champion of the re-
form cause. The presence of the la
dies is especially desired.
Brothers of the order in the cOun-
ties mentioned. will see that suitable
nd ample accommodations are pro
yided. In case of Indictment weather,
Il hall should be secured Let all the
farmers come and hear Il farmer talk
on matters of vital interest to item.
i. LEoNAND.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Why is it that we hear SO much
talk OF hard times and see 50 many
ilapidated buildings in towns tina:
only 4 few years ago had Il rcputat-
ion far and near for tie amount of
business transacted by Tie merchants?
Is it not fact that more towns die
for the want of conf len:e on the
part of business men and lack of
public spirit and harmony among the
citizens than from all other causes
taken together? When Il man is ii!
search of :, home OF Il desirable loo
alton goes into a town and finds
everybody full of hope AND cntlusi-
assn over the prusp 1cts OF tie lla:c,
its future and advantages AMI ali
earnestly ut work to build it up and
advance its interests. h" soon btcom-
es inibu2d with the stlne spirit Of
hope and enthusiasm and as 4 result
he drives down his stakes, locates
his famlly-5oods, AMI goes to work
with the SANE interest Whan, how
ever, he goes into II town where every
one expresses an apprehension for
the future prospects of the place,
where each merchant and cit zen is at
enmity with his fellow men, where
there is Il want Of unison Of purpose
and oneness; Of sentiment. where the
residents are moving about and i'll
dulging i'll mournful complaints of
whant the town once WAS ana nov is.
he naturally feels tina: it is no place
for him and he at once shakes the
dust Oft his feet while he pulls out
with all possible speed for some other
town. So let Us try and make the
town in which our lot is cast Il live
and enterprising one Remember that
when you III" working for or saying
Il good word for your town vou are
accomplishing all the m ,re for your
self. -Ed;n, Independent,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Memphis Union, No. 3J15. T, & l..
t., ut Il regular meeting. October |.
1891, adopted the following resnlu.
ton and ordered printed in the three
county papers:
RESOLVED, That this Union con-
denim the suh-treas,ry and two PEI
cent. land loan bill and the third par
ty move of some rcneerade politicians
who have crawlod into the f. < l.. |.
for no other purpose than the gain of
Office. and that we ask for the free
coinage of silver and the al,oli>hmen
of all trusts and combines of every
description and we ask for laws pro
hihiting the alulteration of food OF
any kind.
l <rtynNN ftADM,<
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
The Secret Of Fine Pastry.

Is wholly in using DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The only pure Cream TaTte7 Powder sold on the market
contain either ammonia alum other
adulterant Ammonia alum powders dry OUT make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter taste, etc.
Nc agency has a~ist21 n''ch toward perfection in
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder Its ingredients
are simple blended exist in chemical pro-
por2s ase there any of either left in
Hence be impurities whatever left in
finished foo No bitter aste faint Of ammonia but
food raised VII D. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
the favor of tbs -four ald keeps moist and
This powder qualities peculiar to
il alone H. o:i@- l@es ssc acc:s pastry. No other
contains the white Of eggs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
In memory of Muiiie +. Hodges,

In memory Of Muiiie +. Hodges,
who died August I'd. 1891:
She hath fallen asleep, she hath fallen asleep.
In the slumber of ages now.
The form of our darling, the cold grave shall
keep,
And the dust shall lie on her brow.
She hath fallen asleep, she hath entered her
rest,
Her rest on the beautiful shore,
Where the pure hearted dwell, whome our
father has hlest.
And the slumbers of life are DER.
She hath fallen asleep mong our green earth
ly fields.
She hath pilowed her wearied head,
In that pulseicss rest which the sepulchrc
yields,
To her dreamless and sighless dead.
She hath fallen asleep. she hath hushed the
sweet tones,
So soulful. of music and love,
She hears not the tall OF our sorrowfui ones,
Because of the singing above.
She hath fallen asleep, though the sound OF
our weeping,
Might almost the chill dust have stirred;
she saw btlt the angel tIe pehfl 2Utt hePtiIn2,
"Comc hitiicr,' was ali that she heard.
She hath fallen asleep, she hath closed the
dear eyes,
No more with wild tear to overflow;
And we would not, she looked from hcr par
adsc,
To behold us weeping SO.
She hath fallen asleep, she hath folded the
hands,
As she folded them Oft 10 pray,
But her prayer hath been changed to songs
OF praise,
And her night to an endless day.
She hath fu.ien asleep tnd Che slumber is
sweet,
He gives the ''beOved and the best
But joyful the waking where Iunsoinci ones
meet,
In the courts Of the city OF rest"
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
LAWN RIDGE.

The shower. Saturday. was quite 4
benefit to the wheat that has been
sown the past week.
}. p. Davis and v i'll Guy have their
new barns almost completed.
Harry Ingram and wife were visit
ing at VIM. Harbridyc Saturday and
Sunday.
John Hcrtram and sister, Mrs
Frank Morgan, returned from two
weeks visit 1T Canton, Saturday.
Adams Bros. have about finished
thresi.iH2 for this season.
Mrs. Hodges and sister have re-
turned from Il two weeks visit III
Ci:ul, county.
Walter Hyde was seen in ourneigh-
bCrhood Sunday.
Geo. Adams and family and Miss
Anna Adams were visiting at Mrs }
Ii. }Iorgan's $.
Tie Sunday school WAS not very
well attended last Sabbath, for somt
unknown cutisc. LEILA.
Mrs. BARNET visited at George
Cairns Sunday.
One of Lawn Ridges hest looking
Young men, Alex. Rebel, returned
from Iowa last wecl,
Several of the boys here are talking
of n.tpnllnr tLp Northeast N1iSSpu,'
Business College this winter
Union Grove school is progressing
nicely under the management of Miss
Eettie Dean.
Mrs johnson, of Granger, Was Wis
ting with Mrs. Smith last week.
Oar new merchant, {. I. Guy, is
lOiMl. q GOOD business SMECk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
ERork. oct 18th 1891


At q meeting of the taxpayers of
Union township OH tie above date,
the following resolutions were unani-
mousIy adopted:
RESOLVED, That VIC join hands with
Sand Hill and all the other townships
in Scotland county in resisting the
collection Of so-calicd bond tax.
ID That we will not pay one cent
of recent levies until the last legal
remedy is exhausted.
Signed: CnHNlTTEE.
And ordc-e;i Published in county
papers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Postmaster Cowell has perfected Al
engagements which enable him to re
cciyc subscriptions for about 1000
different papers and periodicals, and
to save the subscribers remittance
fees and postage, and will guarantee
against looses. Will also receive sub
scriptlons for county papers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Resolutions Of the Barker lodge.
No. 3.9GS:
RESOLVED. That we demand the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
RESOLVED. That we demand the
bonds of the United States hereafter
made be taxed as other personal prop
crtv.
RESOLVED, That we condemn the
suI'-treasnry scheme as a fraud and a
delusion
RESOLVED. That we are opposed to
any protective tariff
G. J. kREWSoE. Scc'V.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Will 3. Lloyd, of Memphis, was in
kahoAa Wednesday, paying his re-
spects 10 his many friend here before
his departure 10 California where he
will 90 next week 10 locate perlna-
nertiV.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

The corner stone Of the new build
ing of the Northeast Missouri Bust
ness College will he laid on Saturday,
October 10th, 1891, at , p. m. The
ceremonies will be conducted by the
Masonic fraternity. The address will
he delivered by Rev. j. D. Nincil. OF
st. Louis, secretary Of the Grand
Lodge Of Missouri. Good music by
College Band. Reduced rates on
railroads. Come everybody,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Cupid Please sir, | want to 90
to boot and shoe store. Policeman:
| think you want to go to Nj. Hum
pErev's Green Front. That is the
place to buy hoots and shoes. He
sells warranted goods.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
Tax-Payers' Notice.

The delegates elected by the pco-
pie last March, in pursuance to the
order of the county court, and all cit
liens who are interested in the coun-
ty 5 deienses, are requested to meet
at the court house in Memphis on
Saturday October 18th, 1891, at l
o'clnck p M, to hear the report Of the
Committee of Ten in relation to the
present condition of the county de.
fensive litigation.
By order Of Committee of Ten
L. J. MILLER, Chairman
ED. Butler. Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

By request Of citizens of Union
township. die officers of the old Or
{ .'n.z:;;on OF The taxpayers of the
township aTe requested TO be present
at :; meeting Ct taxpayers to be held
at Hyde school house. Oct. 10Th. at ,
p. FL. II. i. FuLk, Pres.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company of Scotland county
meets October, 17th, 1891, in the
court house in Memphis at 10 o'clock
Il. III. for the purpose of electing of
'Icers. VI. Il. MOORE, Sec'y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postotIice at Memphis,
October 6 1891, Miss BeuIah Creigh-
ton, Emily Grafton, Mr. Ambrose
Uydon, David Matt, Bruce Wilson
+. NJ. COWELI. =. NJ.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Hon. j. +. Wil!ctts, national lee
ture of the Alliance, will deliver an
address in this city on next Saturday
nj , o'clock p. H., to the farmers and
iaborers.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Joseph Miller, who returned last
week from meeting Of the executive
committee Of The state L. 4 l.. L.. III
forms rs that the membership Of the
alliance in Missouri has increased
over / 800 since the state meeting in
August
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

\ point to observe in buying cloth
ing in fact anything is good goods
and low prices. TO convince you we
have both, look 1T our stock, feel 1t,
wear it. The proof Of the pudding
etc. is an old saying bat true. | Of
fer YOU hnrrans ut the Green Front.
NJ. HUMPHREY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Every town in the Mississippi val
ley that has been sleeping for years
;s3er, that they were awakened BY an
earthquake 4 week or SO ago. Mem
pliis keeps at least one eye open all
the time and consequently did not
need the earthquake to arouse it from
the siuinlyr the r,st of the towns
We're GROWING.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Ned James ;'as purchased the en-
tire sewing IN lchine business of J. :.
Collins and will continue ut the new
stan'i-two doors north of the Git
zen's Bank. where can be seen the
largest stoc! Of sewing machines ever
III Memphis at one tim.. Needles,
oils, shuttIes anl ali repairs belong
inc to the trade always on hand.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Mention the fact to your sweet
heart that you are about to purchase
Il suit Of clothes, she will tell YOU to
90 to ". Humphrey, Green Front
north side of square. Memphis. Mo,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
limitations Always q Cheat

he
Tutnt the h of the good
. e 20 the hra ten % h fm good
ur The @ h
G "a goo M he genuine Nf do II t.
ii vES ii
u
dear the doe
,nanu. ureia .n,lii al
O ari
haptn celeb heufne Why nlanyi ntto Sim
@ IL eve a Ican Jon " h q m
30 pot
h u Tr int Eai Ia Jewel D The taIi Dk
axis re o the
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

p. G. Pryor died at Crawford YES
terlay morning with kidney trouble
age g.! about 3333 years. The deceased
will be buried to-day ut the Friend
ship Gem etery.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Hiram J.. Wait, i!:zlcvilie, will
offer for sale on Monday, October
18th, 1891, a large number of high
grade mares, colts and COWS Any
body wanting frs t-class stock should
attend Hi, sal,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

We aye i'll receipt # Il copy Of
The ''Suh-treasury Plan and Land
system BIZ S. NJ. Scott, the assis-
tant lecturer of The Kansas +. 4. &
l. L. The book is an able treatise
on these subjects, illustrated with
plain and simple diagrams, making
the sub treasury plan an easy study
froH The authors standpoint
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Married at the residence of the
brides parents near Upton, No. O>to-
her 1st, 1891. Walter B. Smith and
L,ielia Stone. Elder L. \. Rcnfrp
0ificiatetl.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
State Officers, T. & l.. U.

Presilcnt-Lcyerctt Leonard. lit. Leonard
Vice President Pierce Huckctt. Batter.
Secretary-J. W. Long. Wnrrcrshurg.
Treasuicr-'r n. iiickox, Boone county.
Lccturcr--I Wise. i.acicdr.
Assistant iecturcr--D NJ. towaH. SPARTA.
Chapaii-w. Ming. ..t.s Madrid county.
Door-keeper-W. Ii. puminrr, Cole count.I.
Executive comnittee-N. J. Wolard. ThorIa
Day and Joseph Miller.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
NOTICE.

We offer ut private sale, two miles
and Il half southwest of Azen, on our
farm, $50 head Of stock hogs. See
or write DAGGs Bros,
80 Azcn, Mo.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Owing to the destruction Of crops
in our locality. hereafter we will sell
oak lumber cheaper than ever, ex-
cppt what we wish to eat.
DAGGs BEoTHERs.
2Swt Azcn. Mo.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

Geo. L. Lawton, Sr,, real estate,
money % loan, dealer in coal aud
agent for Singer Sewing Machines.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
County +. & l.. u.

~
Meets first Friday in April. July, octo Ger
and jan'!Gry.
EDWARD n:-rLEH. President.
JAMES i. MtrHE, Y ice President.
JDIIe; l.. TESN-tHT. Secretary.
AUSTIN EGt;i.E.;0*. Treasurer.
FL. %NITI Lecturer.
5. c. WISE, Assistant Lecturer.
SU., .tlt.,::;. Chaplain.
W. i, AD.ss;S, steward.
W.. S.tRlvEj:. EaUlkc"pcr.
I'D Ny EHS, assistant i,oorkccpcr.
ri.DSIE, 7 SUB UNION. No. -
Meets on SATURDAY night Gil O: before I'LL
moon.
GRAN;,i.;{ UNION, Ne. 2.i,9
Hce:s every fourth, Saturday in each month.
MEMPHIS STB-TNIHN. No. -
Meets second AND fourth Tuesday nights in
each month.
CoNTERs S:'H-E-EION. No :,:;is:!.
meets the first ANA third Thurss:sy NIGHTS in
each month.
ti> FJ";tr,>rc MON, No. 80.
Meets every first snH third Fridays IN Zach
month l. Y. j tEk~o>. trcSii"i;t.
.i3Et. EWING. SECRETARY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
FARMEI;s' UNION.
THURSDAY, OCT. :. 1901
LOCAL DREFlTiES.


Sec ,!,::r.lsrr, : Latest st>'r pants
p IT E,,n... sell. p.n,l,;r,' :
h,., e,,,r
s.,..r., NOW ,,,,e,.. W.. +, no c,:...t-
al =, ,,,,n,,;. ,,;. En-
,. A.,
,,u, ..;..,;,u ~ H., .;,,.
-,
jas ''''>'"i''''7 -, = ''''''''5'''~ ''''
: - T. . ''''~ "a SOS
y. i. N2.irlt7 VII! speak ii: tbs CITY
next Saturday at clock = IA.
l. g TIuren was ~ t,,r c;ty Voc.
day evening. Oh his VA t. III" st
I.cui:, fair.
Good health depends on bathing
SO then 90 to L!oyd's bath ROOMS aud
y" '"a..;;..ty.
Tier. j. =, r...,oT. i!,:;t cattle with
tn Tex. fever b::~ ''"rn shii:32'i i'll
:" 81: county.
f. & 1..,!s-E r-:fi pay The highest
iiiAfA'; price lot 'i'"'fN '."'s, both
large i'l-t sa2"'..
There is not so much complaint
about dry weather As was The case Il
week OF TWO ago
Constitutlmss of thc..couaty I. & l..
L. can he !'s'rci'ased at 'h's ONCE Tor
I'VE cents per copy
When y"1 want fine roasts, steaks,
c'c'' f''''''''ef '''a' '''e "'''l meat
-HaiNe' lakes Tic ie'''
NJ Humphrey beats any thing the
""i'" ever saw III ''ic liiis o. ctot'''''-'
i'l'''S' o'AS ah'' lo"'hS.
! Rodgers and Rod GERS assumed ed
il"iii;i 'na business control OF 'ac
Ny""on'a t.rho last week.
| Visit i-loyds Bath rooms and
clean yourself up. Hot and Colt
baths. Every 'hihg lirst class.
Be sure and attend the LAYING of
the corner stone for the new business
college building n@x' Saturday.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance
co,np"nv meeting WAS postpene.i from
last Monday antil October 18th.
+. C. Un,cn Will pay the hiyhest
market uriras for several hundred
husba1s # ,l,;co H.; !, n,ta,oas
Goo II 1ovto,, g. ;.do;,,, , ,rst
class h,>ina,s with his new WAGON
gcalas Northeast corner Of snoarc
IT.. FIJI r,oo,;,a of ,ha con,r,or
~, -,
Lancaster On O,.t,hcr 1911, and 17,b
,.rho c.,,, r.o,.,, ,....o,, n>,,,o -
A.. <.,:i
,e. 60 -
&c. u.,u;.+,r hos had II. e+aua
r,,o,, ~, H., oo,.,o,e. ,o.non 80 ,,o
.,;,, ;. s
,,a., o,.s
s.o,-o ,.n,,r ,,a,. ton,, H.. ,,,,..,,.
| f,,r I,;,s tna,. j., our R,v,s D.,,or,
mcnt one Of o,,r knee nant sp;ts Of
IIun,,h,.,,s
Eve,v rosorm ,.o.or sh.,,1 ho,.o .
.on,- Of eth. p,,;,;.,1 T;o,,,oru T.
can he secured ut this Office for X
conts no, con,
Ann, r!,r,o, 81 W.. ,r;.a
| has Keen visit;ro her brother ! "
Harvey south IF th;s ,.;tr f,r ,,a
mast tr,,. x.ooks
rho s,..,,n, oo,,.. pn1a uo,,;
will h,,I ;ts ,o..,,,.. .,n,, ,oo.;,sr
ot the NJ T. Chnr.h so,,h on s,,n
;~h+ a., 80.
T. will nm, ~ +.,,
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08
SCOTS
Sub-TREASURY
Land and Loan Plan,

The new book of Lecturer Scott on the sub
ject OF the sub-Trcasury Plan rs endarsed in
the Platform of the Peoples Party. ri Cincin-
natti. is Il complete and wonderfully clear and
comprehensive statement and argument. 1t
is certain to become TIE standard work Oil
that subject Hencetorth no speaker or etii-
tor cnn afford 10 discuss this question without
first giving this book careful pcrusal. Bro.
Scott Is the best qualified man in the states to
present this subject lie has studied it IN all
i,s phases. and he writes honestly. calmly,
graphically and convinciugly.
1t is book for the uultitudes us well af for
the philosopher. Il is Il book that every one
should read: No one can a!ior,a not to read il;
The fact that MS its pages went to press they
passed under the eagle eye OF j. &. Hubbard
adds immensely to its value and will place its
utter reliability, rs to facts and figures. ui,sC-
lutely beyond IL question. 4 is the most val
uabl" book of thu, decade.
Well printed on good paper. over one hun
drcd pages. with diagrams showin; now to
build, etc. Price, - cents. Address,
g. Il. FLiNTHAN. Gen. Agent.
TuEek Ia, x an StiS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-10-08

\ few hide bound, partisan souls
found themselves in a majority at the
meeting of the Memphis svb-uuion
last week and proceeded to pass a
ridiculous and silly resolution. These
ward politicians should remember that
all reform movements have boon res
Diluted against and their opposition to
the third party will have about the
same effect Il finger stuck down in Il
bucket Of water and then pulled out
would make.