Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-09-11

food for animals, great economy can be
practiced in their use.
Still they have maintsiued about
double the ordinary prices, because
thew ore comparatively left alone ky
speculation.
This communication will be in tie
hands Of every farmer in few days,
and il nust b, indeed, a stubborn and
imprudsnt man, who would not heed
ito advice, which in 10 case could work
to HE dsG;west. aud which is based
uoas tAets eonssrva.ivsly stased snd
1ssosiDsdisssd
As,oeeaful move Of his kind means
dslisrs I'D sesss, sad sAose bsstsr 'h'a
sa0sA,eg else sAss slli.aso gives
sssegA ~ prosperity. i esa b
essf''y ssser,F 1sAsd nd vi greatly
aaesb u ~ oascrssusat Of O'hsr just
dsu ~ fos ths benefit Of the most
aa0sroas snd important class OF oGr
paDsls'ion.
Your s1eft to reduce rsi'rssd end
ales.tas . ,Sss il systsma'isf ly 70
levoa sp, viii :sss!t to ,0vr be- ~,
Ut vAsa ~ nii. I'd sad elevator msa
80 slvsat,ys Of you, hey take cents
| Of sisksls sss Of your pocket. W 10 shs
0es, 'stos : kss the doli~rs.
Hau sapaos sRo. j 50 loss the chance
thsa lis year eRsrs you. lon'' sst
! sxsitsd even il prices 80 Par above those
Indicated.
This year ID is easy tor tho farmer
| b protest bis interest Next year We
ull 10 better prepared TO meet aoy a.
tempt u manipulating prices
TAis extra Viii be mailed to every
loc Ali lcs 10 she &C !.
Txprss. Jopr op;-io", aud let yorf
secrstar, ooHmrricats she same 10 see
secrste ~ u tas State Eo3rd. All 'hess
resolrnou. vii bs - Heated end 'he ex-
go rs.rit. vi be lad before every : l.
:'sncs, So 'hat you viii know very soou
xAAs ths farmer. Of ne whole oo'"sry
III I Il she situation End how thtJ
viii set.
\ Yos sas fatty rely Ga shs kgurs1 sud
easas 40 givsa abovs, and nS.t : Of Y nc
~ ac;sss u ~ spec ssors.
! II den 81 vhsss psorises ~ II
, ceu6 bgsAsl, that has no; hing to dc
With 1se' grain.
l. Spectators have sold more than you
surplus crop already.
What business have they to do that
, Will you sanction their actions and s.
to say, make 'hsm your agents by dc
livsriaS your grin at prices made B.
hem without even oonsr ting you?
Al When Ne wheat gamblers her OF
Discrimination on yor- part to held you
grain for big her price thg hey hav
; ID sold for, it is likely bat hey VII
make desperate efforts to further de
press prices on futures for the purpos
of soariD. you.
ri This nust not affect youth the 'essI
r for If you hear 'hs. usu : Sold you
, horse or COW s1d has to deliver il U
, esrts;' t;Hs, is - your luck because h
|, has ~ come . you 6rst sad d &c RI
, baxsais, ID you vii 'ro~ what .
. charge hin.
Many people .''Hk tkas the spsc"'9
, ton for depressi~g prices IL OFFSET by
|. speculation fer h;~b prices and ia
there must be Bril- where here is
Dear.
II The is entirely erroneous, fer sh
4 5es- sPsss'stez ss's rr'asipslly ~ ID
y S;osss heysss.
Il 70 10 he ssess tAst there IRE ~
4 es.es in So c--kst every yes.
! 3Ss bRSes GER oasily ssts ss-s Of sHs
) bst - ths fsrnsss' sr0p comes 'sas
thos the SPECTATORS tho farmer s II
!, sufferer.
The spectators (neariy all profess
ional spectators arc Be9~9 viii nc
like this circular. They vii say 1t em
anates from some party who wsets t
see wheat going up.
!. In this they are right, most decided.
right and we have to confess TO it.
II Our address is at the head Of ri
circular and we most sincerely hop
tbatSyou win remember it, and our cen
fessioD, that We want to sec wheat &
ing up; that we want to see the fern
ers out Of debt and farm property re
muuerative, aud We confess also ths
We wi'l;do our bost,,to help along to ths
end; and that this article was writer
especially for that purpose. and tha
we intend to write similar articles OF
kindred subjects, and if our efforts are
appreciated and sufficiently encouraged
We may even publish them in three Ian
guages.
ITO be continued)
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THIRTY YEARS ago."
From The Sentinel.