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Communion Cured

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the form
ula OF a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy ard permanent cure OF
Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma~and
all throat and lang affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and All Nervous Complaints;
after having tested its wonderful cur
stiye powers in thousands of cases,
has felt 1t his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows Actuatsd 10y
thjs motive and a desire 10 relieve
human sutfering. I viii send free oi
charge, 70 al who desire it, this recipe,
ia German, French or English. with
full directions fOT preparing and using
Seat by ma5i by addrcsaing with stamp
naming this paper, ". a. MOVES
$50 l'ulcers Book, Rochester, ~. y
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srREAN AND sOUROE.

slender the streaIas that flow
out OF the cIefts of the rock,
But Uhcy widen futo the river below,
Where the shePh herd waters his dock;
and behind and above them all5
The riFulets and the river,
The springs that are MD in the heaTs OF the
hills
Feed them in seeret forever.
Slender the streams OF good
That now from the lives OF men,
HUt united they swell to gracious Hood
That olesseth again and agnfn;
And, like the fountains that feed
The riEuiets and the river,
The wells Of g DDS grace are the source Of ali
good,
And he is the secret EiVer.
Harriet McEyTen Kinb,tIl in Congregat n 'list.
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LOw-pricRd excursions 60 California
were first established by tbs Santa Fs
Route. These eXcur7IOhs have been
successfully run over this line Tor
years. but have been managed by we'll
known outside excursion agencies.
Since January. 1889, the santa Ee Com
pany have been running special Cali
fOrnIu excursions parties. c0udUctrsi 10y
its own employees engaged especially
for this work. They viii coutGnuz
thl% angenIeut-the excursions l8gy-
ing Kansas City every FRIDAY evening.
The ticket rates aTG the regular second
class rates. l'u4iMun. IOuriat SiegpiuE s
Cars. NlJh all the accessories, are tsTa-
ished at the rate of &3GD per HDuhis
berth. Kansas City TO California points
These excursions are personally COZ
Quoted, and every comfort and cO1Ven-
renee of travel al = guaranteed - mem
bvrs Ot these parties. Those who cuD
tenn plate a trip to- the Pacific Coast
| and wish TO save expense, sl;JHld lH-
fOTIn themselves regarding these aNcHr-
siOEs. For fol Ter containing fan pultic
/ ulars. dates. rat0s. ect., address.
GEO. T.. \ I,JIOLsoS. G.. u. " I A
/ \. TX y. Il. Il.
/ IQutEl- Il hzussls-
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Mark AI.1 'I3rfei1') Poneroy, Treri-
dent Jf the AtIautic-I'acihe Railway
Taauel Company OF Colorado. HAS gosti
reason to say that this is IA happy Ss.t
Year to him. uow that h- has reached
gold and silver ore in larga qHHu'5 tics
f0r shipEent and sale, as stated iu The
large Is page pamphlet he sands To H-i
who address him at his eastern Office
Pulitzer Building, New York CtiJ. r.
X
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GAR

AR
n q Howe Post 70 3&t meets the hrst sr9st- 1S
e in each month at Oct oek p m s5d tt
tt,i-,i ~ l7dIissiay at , O'Clock = N SC = = ..
hzr1 Visiting oofnrs1s are lESl5yS l5sf4 - - NO.
Lt-t .S1s,04v szf.rFaHr Commander.
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AFSAM

Mount BforIah lodge IFS meets regularly in
their hall on Sixth street second and dourth
Tuesday evenings OF each u19Htn-
a II ATERRYMAN. b N bOhssSN
Secretary u
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Kinsley Lodge No lel meets every second
aud fourth Friday night of each month in
their hall sixth street. Visiting brothers
are cordially iuviteO 10 meet with us
W II FRENCH a WOODBU kN
Recorder N
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English SPAWN LuIiucut renicyrs
btl9d soft or cailOuSs-d lump -sul
aii biemishes from horses. b.oost ptY-4a
cures. splinls. sweeney rLrg-D2iio
ssihei, spa AIMS. all svftieu IlFplit-
coughs ~ save 50 bY u~a 80 on
lss.Csta. u arFaHLed. sold Ds B- = @
rum * "a. l5rug- isis
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1ooR

Far West Lodge No I58 meets sverv Monday
night in their hall over Q A Rea..s drns5storte-
: m mem l3e,rs or the order are invited 70 AK
tend u ~ lG<~AAAE-te
" a SNOW, Secretary g
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CHAPTER NO. RAM

KTNSLEY CHAPTER NO. Is r A N
KfnsIey Chapter No I3, r \ ri. holds regu-
lar meetings first aud third Tuesdays ia each
mouth. Transient conl lpanionsz cordlaIty IN
.Nited TO attend. " - EtlFt IN
II B Pierre, Sec II
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
X OPP

KilwinninE Lodge No 10a, ( Of p. Meets
every Thursday at p m, in g = hail on
Colony avenue Visiting Knights in good
standing cordialiyfA Vited to atte nd
n = TUBES. a Ii MERRY Man.
&C K of L s. S
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oFL,LA@ @5g

Meets every Wednesday evening at e 4 K
hail VISITING brothers always Ezeieofne,
~ 2 sI3lsE ii J YOU Sts.
" - ~ - II "
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s,.,so5-er Alliance No meets every
Seriev at . m Ia q 4 3 hais 49, y Nss5tis's
thaPs ali vvelcoEle- x 4 ~ - sts,,e -. -
KLEIN, Secretary
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
FARMERS UNION.
BY FARMERS UNION PUB. CO.

n moven,eht is on foot ia the Kan
sas alliance 70 work up AMI h,'l Il
railroad tiIlnk line in that state. The
action of the Republican Senate in
spikeing allIesislation in rrferc,,c, to
railroads in the suntlowcr state has
brod.eed the above determination
1t is intended to fun Usl feeders
from the main line. SO us to cover the
tntine state. The people there, as
hearty every Sherc else have p.id
enough in the Nay of voting town
Ship snd county bonds to build the
railroads and the way these schemes
have been manipulated. have no
voice in tic engagement of the roads.
The faiirO:,", and monopoly le:sisi;,,
sors are forcing the same stand on
:hc people else where, by c..a ting ana
allowing eNhorbit-nt charges for
freight and passenger fare. The pco-
pie bave :tU~sCts railroads To coIlcc,
dividends on watcrcd stock So long
.iisss they think that species Of rob
berry can bc kept ue ats-*ys. bat the
"eUrninon herd have opened their
Eyes and taken 4 stand in this matter
that Hse:.lls a fight to tn. finish The
aditor of This newspaper is not psr-
ticulsry iii favor OF government con
rot Of railways. but it seems the dis
9OsitiOn of these cor, o.a,i ms will
force all who wish 10 sec justic, done
f1r tlsc matter to enroll them selves i'll
:he movement n -5r,lcr to ,ccut, liz
ing charges on 'thcse carriers. IL
nearly every instance the people I,av,
built the railroads and are forced t
.pny high rates in express, freight an,
passenger fares, ut least one Ilir,
Morp than there is any use Of. Looi
At us State Tor instance At the last
election, the legislators were e.ecte,
ON the Issue of lowering these c.iarcc>
nut Wien tsse Legislators reached
Jefferson City, the corporations IL.
such 4 large lobby composed o:
leading Democrats and II r!,uhiicats>
tI.it nothing WAS accomplished ale
one is lead to the conclusion that Ill,
servants IF ts.c pcople"wcie seen. Tx
''r5tlt is on and so f;ir as it is iii OH
power We propose to help Tie pcopI,
ln-t-e-y '-s's. possible, and if noth;s.
else will do favor lui':lir- st.,tt ~-:,i!
roads in Missouri rs i'll Kansas.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Opposes CiegeIald,

\ Birmingham. Ma. special OF
March :; to the New Yorl. sun say:
In an interview here to-day Senator
James L. Pl-.i said:
"Mr. t,cvelail,l's Incorporating
hostility 10 tie fret%-s.ii Unlimited
coinage OF silver conp"!> he 10 op
rpsc his nomination in 1872 II nom
mated he could rot lie elected. for
that. in ny Judgment, would drive
IL supporters of frc" coinage into 2
=. party. .!y opinion is that free
c,;il:!-t. Of silver will he II sharper
issue ''y itself anh worth more t" the
Democ:t:c part, than tariff reform
tnwiseiy this wa, maly. q single is
sue by NJ. Cleveland i'll 1893
When the force bill WIS before
congress and :ha y~ilsia country Wa
alarmed. Mr. CLEVELAND kept silence
but when ;lic silver bill whipped the
force b.il ont OF The way. Nh C!eve-
iani and his gold frlenl, broke 81
lcnce and opened th" war GA the Ill
yer bill in IL" most Insulting 'nHnnar
They slnp,i.Gred t!:eb;!i in defiance 81
IN almost unanimous Democratic
support. The an:i-,iIv>r letter of Mr.
| cleveland was insulting to al! tn
supporters of free coinage rs in
sea hin. their capacity.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Tie Missouri rcn.ten larry WAS c5-
tahli>hcd III 1886 aud up to Hccem-
be- 81, 1850. tIlcr" ha,i bre! received
s'iti';n its walls II,S9l prisoners. Ga.
~ eighteen conyict5 " trG dressed,
in the first year. The average 70:
ftdctitiy-f0nr ye;r OF uIe a;A;tenii:ry :.
existence has been 3JI prisoners =
year. The greatest number Of con
victs received FOX any period with.
| the history % tite instits.tion was il
1888 when 1882 were turned over
70 the warden and his assistant.. Tho
penltentia"y is rapidly tacoming self
sustaining The death rate for 1889
80 was only abont | J per cent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
The farmers and the Newspaper.

Wendell Phillips used to gay that
the anti-sl;ivery people talked against
slavery for years before the press ac-
corded them an4 nut;:lr. At last, on
he morning; Tallowin-: al at:i-silv-
cry i-r.',;i,. in New +rii 4 n.'w>par
er referred to the proceedings ami
said! F,,s.4 1nc,s, >::ii VI: !ini-
,i;s. til" ;,,,,r was opened ;,i.I ''.e
wl,ac subject rushed into :,,r press.
! ear! :,Ln t:,r newspaper, >alI that
>.,ic,' ti,;;; tn" subjects III ~!!E.:-t7! farm
rr; are particular, Interested sn.v"
or,.ei,,.d Il good deal o: space in The
newspapers. .Iu,i new W. hardly
know wh;,; the ,lailics wruld do f":
SUBJECTS t, discuss were it not for
.hr farmers. by after day they are
i;,rrut=;nl tic farmer lie il, lam
p.nnrI :nr saving TIA: bis business
ntrrc- ;',e higher ;|an he crn afford
- ,:;r: that the i,:,nI.Il-.~ system is
lot :is favorable To him Il 4: ought t.
sn': that he bears too large Il proper
ion of taxation: t:i:,: tli. railroads Ia
,p!,ftSS t!ln: t.ltt he wants rccu-Hi-
,ioa i, tn, halls Ct legislation. Iii :,
word, whatever complaint llr makes
o. whatever demln,: he puts forth is
'a.ien tol' :, subject f"r an art!vl'.
Npli. the far.ncr can stand it. lie
occupies T. T. B"rnumS favor:'e
position, RI the newspapers vii: En'
SAY anything fnyur;sl;. O. him. h,
will be i'cncitr'! by any Hhu-e tina,
they may give ltn.-N cstcrn Hural
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The Eastern PARTISAN papers are
very in'luS'rioiloly circulating report,
that the "I,astcr!l farmers want none
Fl <.isc Southern political alliance;
hut the facts noii seem 20 harno;iizc
very we'll with their declarations
The first Farmers Alliance va, orga-
nizcd III ALLEGHENY cot:niy.N. V.
III april last. .At the spring election,
they captured seventeen out Of twcnt,
nine supervisors i'll the county. Ale
hen: county has for years been on,
of the Republican stron"hoi'is Of tn;
State. The l. y & !. T. non
numbers $500 members III iha,
county alone. and Il State organization
VIII 'sa effected Iowa = ri!,ui:c
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Liberty OF Dcat'n,

The Farmers Alliance and sulua-
trial Union of the United States r;,w
has Il membership OF mor, than three
million engaged Il the mos: Hr;lunn>.
Struggle for liberty that was ever
M i:'rtaIrn :,-;,inS: the most f>',rfnl
. ids 'i'nt lines I'll battle are dis
inctlv drawn an,l the forces are
,e:uS,;,.:>"l Oh either side. ht;t the
advantages Of :; t'.r,r AMI com pHc:
organization, %: skill exp fiancr and
cannot b. e,;;mltc, iarrc is still
however. another yea: for orrtnizf-
Jon az. ,lccip!ine and .or recruiting
he forces Of the i!!ian", in prrpHra-
tion for the final struggle, which
MEANS liberty az death.
The seeds Of ,;isseusioa are l,rn.
;.rciiilly sowa hE tn,,; cEcins"s III
the hanks of the Alliance. and want
Of confidence, t;;n;:li'E and luke
"a.macss are cropping out in Ger
tl;a quarters. ini> must no i"m@rr
be permitted. The record Of the
p,5t i, 4 brilliant victory. Tic DAT
!oo,: II present is exceedingly bright
.;l:l every true Alliance man must
i,n}y go - work in earnest FIR til,
failure. '."t every primary Alliance
il the liant begin IL oA>s The wnr'1 %:
preparation for the grand iinal s;i;!:g
gle Of 1892. There NUS Ire ~ h:,if-
sly. 10 want u cn:lil.s. nee in thu
om;,Ir;r #nl Overwhelming over
brow Of monopoly and corruption il
this cutlntrT.-.t .bama Mirror.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
TiE ENGLISH PEERASc.
tsoy t;- Va::..t. Tilted fs.~ ts;tsts ~
address, Il.

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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Its rather queer that shossasi-' be
accused OF being an ally O. the re-
pablicans in the n ,fth. Now in the
south democrats declare the farmers
alliance IS III with the republicans,
and in tic, north the republicans de
clare We are nothing bat democrats,
anakbctwccn the two We go ahead
gathering strength, and in 1892 both
paYtics will see what we are a.al
whether we can paddle our caaee'.
----Jsxxy Simpson
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
TIE FRENCH JURY SYSTEM.
raj :cua:> of the t-rt!.c:l Ct select ~ :,

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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
10 CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned h3Eing t"Cn restored to
H"Hitti by simple means. alter sttiitrl'% i"l
several wears with IL severe lung a'frttlHh-
ami that dread disease tSSEMFTibN, - :'i.E-
oEs to make known ~ 4 Fellow sufferers ii'c
means of cure. II taG>' VITO dtsir" i, ii'+
viii rnccrfiitr Sct FREE O. ciitr-c' Il copy Il
the prescription used. which the: Nil! find Il
SIRE care Ter fipNSt- ll:'TtH%: \St*Mh a
T,HRii. Rin>C.':Tt> am! MI throat sti:d i'ilG
H,i.lIES. He hopes al sufferers Viii 'rN as
Er3nodE. as il i inv:iius4aic. Those 'ic>;iii,G
the prcsa:ii,iu,. WISH viii cost 's"Ei not :
in.. AMI may prove Il blessing VIII ht,-t 'i''-
dress Rev. EtjW Ard 4. WILSON,. Williams
hI;r,. * IN - (,i.;;ty. New !tIk. lay
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The following is the new law in
relation to the innocent purchaser
racket, p,,Sc,. b.: tl!4 la,e Missouri
legislature:
section i =, s3o:r> t.i1n:5 =. ;;ar l.>:l,.'v"
FOR t;,r purchase r.:.'r. i'll Who'll" or in part,
FOR any pn;rEl; right. rstcl.t .'i"int'N iis-.,!
ming ro.,>. c"o'i> w,:rt.s or iacrclai,,ii<r :.'.
vi ,iotr> taicr iy any Insurance a='i:i !"'
'ilc rr2'niiim on any rp'i'r o. insurance.
shall in .;ti,ii ;cis to:: statement ut the rin.:n
due Ia hc d:c t;i.'r--=- contain SUE
In.'i,t on n. face ~ anv ans; all ~;:C 70 to-,
:',at said not" rntcs ar :j:'a .,.i. ~" p;tr-
chase price g.: such patent .utrrlt ,i"lt, !a:-
rat medicines, tightening rods. g:.oJ, wares
or merchandise. or Cor the FREEMAN! a.. sal
policy o. inS;,nncc: AMI al persons wa" IVA!
afterwards become tn. owners @: sac: :.ctr
CT notes, :. ,:er before or after maturity
shall he deemed 10 have hrcoi:l" posi- ~,c of
sue, note cr notes. with notice Of all def" c
,-t'i equities against the SAINT. Hutt il"r fUI
ir:ind or iui;lrn OF consideration: aHd aLy
pc,!!l:ai or in~r.ral,cr agent who >'ii :u,c
and receive; az ncte Oh notes for The p;.i'
chase Prise %! any such patient, patent ri..l;
patent medicine. lightning reds, goods, wares
and merchandise. rr for t.le premium on ;.l.
! policy q! insurance. "thpai writing CT M.
ing stuffed in Tx. face of such note or E"tcs
i,.. cons alteration for which t s;.n" !; ir:t
rs herein set forth, 50. deemed guilty @: I.
! felony. AM, Oh conyictiun Thereof. shall Ii
/ punished ,.y imprisonment in IL" p@nIt";t
iary fur II rrro:i OF not loss than two y-nr>
rur iyiurc than FIVE y"aT% Ui ~ Imprisonment
in the county Jail not less tr,n three ;tintii:
J ncr more than Oh" year. or hy ire oi IL"
! - than 500 nor more III :.,5i, or ''y bot
{ El.ci Enc and imprisonment.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Official &c ice

MI u:iicia: organs and friendly pa
l.ers Interested and desiring the al
vancrmrnt Of educational WORK. ~
hereby respectfully reqlested-
through as.,ir col Hmns--,o notify all
lecturers. sUb3st;;;.at", s:s1lnty. dis
l;ict and STATE, aal ail Il assistant. and
deputy lecturers, 70 file their names
and posto!ii,'e addresses, with the NA-
tional Lecture Bureau. Address }
+. I';ilman. 239 North C-.li:55. stree t
WASHINGTON. d. e.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

To hold the people by law and
skin them by class legislation seems
to be the continual alns -ef congress.
Year after year this work goes on.
One party holds willis The other skins
then the other skins while the other
holds.-Ed:na Independent
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The monopoly papers have been
full for the past month IL quoting
Senator Peter Of Kansas. as So IN
that he would vote with TIC RepIlf,i;
tans on most measures in CpncltSs
Last week Mr.. PETER. i'll I'll article.
Senies having said anything OF the
kind, but pledges himself t. v5@e CA
al measures, regardless ce H,nocr;a-
tic or Republican politics. that WI!
tpiag relief to the people. TIN: well
Informed farmers were satisfied that
that woul1.tte tie coarse he would
pursue, but the Icing reports Were
sent out, rs MANY others are. to dis
rupG He--,'i;,lsce movement, i,,' get
ting the Democrats to distrust its
leaders. We here Warn all friend:
of the just stand taken i'll the interest
Of the people 10 beware of eli suc!
reports. They are male for 4o *
press pufresc Of driving alliance mel
back into their old parties.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Cheap sugar may no; Ia; i''E..<
The Have!nycrs have at las: MACE =
condensation with f7iuckies, whereby
the territory is To b. divided and
each interest to have exclusive con-
tt>a.of. 4 certain portion Of the United
States. Will tbs tariff taken of OF
sugar result as it did III regard to
coffee? 1t will be remembered :s.at
coffee was very chesp awhile after
the tariff VAS taken OF, but soon u
trust was formed and prices Oh that
article has been higher than while
9tax was exactcd. The trusts ami
CONFINES inj;ire the people more than
.he tariff, and t.-s farm cr5 are begin
asng to scc the questions il that Ii.ss's'.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The Wye coi*la Echo is opposed 70
women sufttrasc 1t takes the ground
that an ignorant man who can he
with little whisky has
nnrs,iaht to say. who shall be our
lst.s.inakcrs and vote on school and
other taxation than an intelligent
retired fa*S. With us it is quite diff
fefcnt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The 4. & l.. L. Of Laclcdc cuu:ity.
one. day last week, ve:ed on the
question of local option. Tile result
Wis al!ne4t unanimous in favor cfstl:.
measure
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

For Sale.-IIousc and , lots two
blocks from square. Eo.ssc :, roons,
), ,closets, 2 lots nearly new. One
mousse in north %part of town, story,
4 .:lots, cheap, nearly new. G. Ii.
LlWtOn. at Gssiee of j. D. Smoot.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

T. thousand dollars will pas,. Il
thousand dollars Of Indebtedness
but the value of tie thousand dollars
has been Increased year hy year TIL
it now taxes twice us mitch corn. OF
wheat, or hogs, or beef as it woul,'
have done had there been no con
traction. Advocate.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

TIE ''smart aleck" who thought
the farmers Alliance down podr, was
only moncntsry. is now making for
higher groun;l with all the speed he
IAN com.nand.-Bar!ington Junction
seager...
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The far'n.rs are the producers Of
the country and what would the coun-
try he without thcu. Why, then
should they not take an active part
in the arrangement Of t;!c aii:,i., ct
our glorious country, and not lave
it to the control Of :, few monopnlist.:
who have the money to buy otii,'e
fame tsc-Dli.as, GFexas) Home
Visitor.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
Labor fias a New CongC.t.

Stephen ii Allen. one o: the foaii-
,ler> of the Republican party i'll Mas
sac'l:lset:S, las sued cal frr Il col.-
vc;lt!nn OF the Veterans, and among
other things says: ','I;s, labor 1i''s-
ton uf 1891 st:.ul> q, critically be
fore the people IS did TIE slavery
question 90 1861. labor ana the
proper industry Of Tie country is.
with visible property. the real r,'oIta:
Of iii" nation, To the exclusion of al
artificial cvi.l,.nces Of wealth. ij:,,I
labor a::t production Must soon I've
come H.. tri!,. standard and controller
Of the industry, aud si>>cul;sUv" gam
Bling vii! 20 20 the wall. q: social
anl neral l;fe will become degenerate
ed 10 ;:iarc,liai cIaln,> and habits =
III the f:ll@:s Eat:on;i!;tcs ':,at have
,c>.,c acfurc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

Mr. John j. Ingalls, viii soon be
the owner of all extensive stock ranch.
He is fencing 500 ac=ss of land south
Of Atchison which is to be stocked
with cattle and hogs ard is to receive
the personal attention of the ex-
Senator. Mr.. Ingalls's esetern;ina-
ton to break into tie Farmers Ali
ance is pls,ialy unalter;,b!c -K,,,ls;;s
r.tN S..tr
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

The Republican says there is Il
rtftnor that .Uon. Nat VI. Shelton will
lnsvs" from Lancaster to MesAssi.t
lie near future.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16
....':t s5rn N,.i i':gnt Over

First Man-A rur Wiz ant. nay Wis
don seem y get on v:fT .rell together.
Secopd Man--N,l.. IL; Es.Tot.atet Y
my wife's fault.
First Man-It's nothing Of TIE sort,
sir. My wife is entirely to blame.
And after d few more angry words
they came to blows.--.|"tge.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-04-16

--Dlscouraging.-'T AN thinking Of
marrying again" remarked Mrs: Weeds
to her daughter. "Do you think you
could go a stepfather?'' 81 wish you
wouldn't, mamma" replied Miss Weeds.
81 might go stepfather and fsse
worse. "-Inter Ocean.