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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-06-12

agents, and will send large sample
by mail for Is cts. to cover cost OF
packing and mailing.
The socialistic tendency-and use
the word socialistic in it's philosophic.
not it's European sense-have largely
affected governments. I am clad
when government forbids the en-
ployment OF children and forbids GER
tain kinds of work to women and
children. All this has come about
through the industrial movements.
When think of the sorrows of life, I
wonder that one-half of the world
does not commit suicide before the
sun sets. The life of the race is a
bleeding pathway all the way
through; hardest on the tender. feet
OF women and children. l am Glad
that the gate swings outward for me
only little longer, I am so over
whelmed with the sorrows of the
world; but ultimately God will COM
fort all His people. MARY A. Liver
more.
We cannot tell all that an honest
ballot will do for Maine now that the
Australian method has been adopted.
but we do know that the working
men in her factory towns will breathe
like freemen when they go to the
polls to pronounce Judgment on the
capitalists who have heretofore held
them like sheep in the SHAMELESS
New York Daily News.
The report of special commission
on the abandoned farms of Massachu.
setts, gives figures which are start
ling, when it is considered that the
area of the State is very small when
compared with others. The number
OF abandoned farms is 1,471, of
which $50 have been stripped other
buildings. The aggregate acreage
is 116, $50, and the present assessed
valuation is 81, O76, 32S.-Exchange
Some of the more enthusiastic In
dams who have become imbued with
the Messianic idea claimed that thew
have seen the spiritual entity of the
evident late Sitting Bull, and aver
that he has been resurrected and will
again lead them to battle-or to the
agency for rations. The latter prop
Osition is the most consistent, as
the Recumbent Taurus was never
known to stand back while there was
a bright and large American silver dol
lar in sight, for he knew it's CONNER
cial value, and would scarcely turn
around in white mans presence
unless the spectator "shelled out" the
usual assessment. However, people
in this section haven't a great amount
Of interest in this matter. What in
terests them most is the fact that
The Saint Paul, & Dulnth Railroad
The Duluth Short Line-is the best
route to take when travelling between
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, West
Superior and other points, besides
providing the finest equipment for
elegant trains that run on quick and
convenient schedules and make close
connections with all routes at magnif-
icent terminals. Circulars and in
formation cheerfully furnished by Geo.
W. Bull, General Passenger Agent, or
G. c. Gilfllan, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent, ST. Paul, MINI.
The grain investigation committee
say they have only just got started.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-06-12

LAKEWOOD, May 4th, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
Keep on Dr., give it to them. /
wish you good health and success.
JOHN KING.
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Our friend, I. H. Flint, OF Fari-
bault writes that he don't have much
confidence in halfway labor paper,
and prefers the G.. w.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-06-12

OREAl w EOl.
Please find the following report:
Cash receipts from local alliances
since my last report:
Fairpoint Alliance, No. $40,
II. Haggard, Fairpoint,
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Sparta Alliance, No. 936, Ole
Wefsenmoe, Wegdahl, men,
bership fee and dues. ........... 40
Belleview Alliance, No. 1898,
Wensel Arbes, Red Rock,
membership fee and Dues. 6.1O
Meyers Alliance, No. 1910,
Jno. Barden, Waseca, men,
bership fee.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
-- Alliance No. 1923, J.
J. Sanbak, New York Mills,
dues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Lawville Alliance, No. 1888,
Alexander Lowe, Hadley,
cues OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Pioneer and Straight River
Alliances, Nos 1341 &
1912, W. H. Pavitt, Hub
bard, membership fee......... 400
Oak Grove Alliance, No. 1929,
Fred NJ. Dow, Alma City,
membership fee 81, dues
$1.4O. .......................... 2.4O
Leaf Lake Alliance, 336,
Oliver Ellingson, Henning,
dues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0.SO
Mckinley Bill Killers Ali
ance, No. 1926, Cormac
Giblin, Smiths Mill, Dues. 2.7O
Flow Alliance, No. 1857, N.
O. Mitthum, Fossum, dues 800
Union Alliance, No. GIT, F.
w. Bruce, Carman, member
snip ............................. .OO
Plymouth Alliance, No. 11O5,
J. H. How, Parkers Lake,
dues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .4U
Alliance, No. 533, Geo. W.
Borrill, Keeville, dues to Ma
tional Alliance ........ so
Alliance, No. 1872, P. N. Peter
son, Porter, dues to Nation
al Alliance. ................. so
A. L. STROMBERG,
sec'y.
Minnesota State Farmers Alliance.
FOREST LAKE, Mimi, June 8, 81.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The following new alliances have
been chartered:
Greenleaf Alliance, No. 1889. Sec'y,
G. A. Anderson, Litchfeld, Box II,
Meeker Co.
Myers Alliance, No. 1910. Sec'y,
Jno. Barden, Waseca, Waseca Co.
Pioneer Alliance, No. 1341.
Straight River Alliance, No. 1912.
W. II. Davitt, Hubbard, Hubbard Co.
organizers of the last two alliances,
and no officers yet reported.
A. L. STROMBERG,
Secretary.
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The following from one of the
strong republican papers, is one Of
the thousand articles showing how
the plutocratic press regards Mrs.
Valesch, the late Miss Eva:
"Miss Eva Mcdonald was recently
introduced to a gentleman who had
long been an admirer of the little
lecturer of the State Alliance, because
of her pluck in defying the Sage of
Nininger. AS he tipped his hat in
acknowledgement of a formal intro
duction to Miss Eva he calamity
remarked: II am truly highly hon
ored at receiving a formal introduc-
ton to you, Miss Mcdonald, for
have the greatest regard and adj
miration for a lady who will show
her independence and demand her
rights as you have done in dealing
with Mr.. Donnelly." Eva smoled
a smile of pleasure at receiving such
a f1attering compliment from SO
prominent a gentleman, and in her
usually sweet way replied: go, thank
you; have made many friends by
my frequent hard hits at Mr.. Don
nelly" And she has. She is worse
than a hornets nest around the
Sage when he wants to get some
thing, not in accord with Eva's ideas
OF the eternal fitness of things,
though the executive committee of
the Alliance. Ignatius dom like Eva;
Eva don't like Ignatius. "-Manka-
to free Press.
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OAK HILL, May %, 1891

OAK HILL, May %, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
inclose subscription for your val
liable paper. Take your pay for
your back numbers you sent me, and
keep on sending the paper for l do
not want to be without it. Every
farmer ought to read it. Go on with
the good work. julius GADLAw.
MILAN, Mimi, May It'll, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
1 can say that the Milan Farmers
Alliance very much appreciate the
GREAT WEST, and Mr.. Donnelly's
fearless and grand work in behalf of
the laboring classes.
II. L. TvEDT.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-06-12

VIM. Shinton, OF Big Lake, writes a
good letter. He has been reformer
for years-he was with "old Thad
Stevens when he cried in Congress
that they had stabbed the green
back, the peoples money, in the
back when they put on that excep-
ton clause. Oh what an array of
fraud has been perpetrated upon a
free people!' And he recites a long ar
raw of Acts and Bills which mark the
history of National robbery-legisla-
ton.
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Dangerous Power.

PoWderly says: eve are fighting
against apower far more dangerous
than that which laid down it's arms
at Yorktown 100 years ago. There
the light was against the King. To-
day it is against 100, one of whom
said in an after dinner speech not long
ago: "There are fifty men in this
country who have it in their power to
control the currency of the United
States The struggle is far more
momentOus than it was during the
Revolution. Then our fathers fought
for liberty; now we are fighting to
maintain it. Then the enemy was g.
900 miles away. To-day he is en-
trenched in our own dominion. -
Union Signal.
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Paul, MIMI, are the western selling
agents, and will send large sample
by mail for Is cts. to cover cost OF
packing and mailing.
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The grain investigation committee
say they have only just got started.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-14

Detroiters are not speaking TO each
othe' u-v. Several nights ago they had
some worL.; over quiet game limited TO
fifty cents, and one called the other pre-
varicator. Friends interfered and the in.
suited man insisted upon an apology.
IF he says he is sorry he said it it will be
all right" he explained.
Then the friends went after the offender.
Blank says it will be all right if you say
you are sorry for what you called him"
they said.
What did call himt"
You said he was prevaricator"
rs that alp" and he began 10 get hot.
"Well, Pm very sorry called him that |
ought to have called him a d liar and
had it out with him on the spot"
That was a week or more ago and there
is SO sign yet of sprouts on the olive
branch.-Detroit Free Press.
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Wealthy Colored Men in Te1as.

A southern paper cites as proof OF its as
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choose in the states where they were once
slaves, the fact that half a dozen OF the
richest men in Texas are colored. One of
them, Senator G. n. Burton, of Fort Bend
county. is proprietor OF his former master 5
plantation and several other big ranches.
Fifteen years ago he sent his one time own
er's widow back to her girlhood home in
Virginia, and ever since has made her an
allowance of $3.50 a month. He says that
to her teaching and kindness when he was
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To Stockmen ,zssyegs
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GAZETTES LETTER LIST.
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pRIGHT-Win Bright. who lately worked ON
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GORRESPONDENT-W some nice young
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IAMES-An anxious wife desires to know the
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II ADV CORRESPONDENCE to cor
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IL respond with an Ellis county young lady,
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CORTLAND. box ZIG Abilene. Tex. I3-l5
/ AD1 CORRESION DENTS-W anteC, sew
IL eral lively and intelligent young lady cor
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I Address Lee Garland, box 2l6 Abilene, Tex.
1915
CTUBBLEfIELD-My mother, Fannie Stub
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Robert Stuhb!eteId OF New Concord. Kentucky,
TO man by the name OF Ray. ana sold by Ray
at Shreveport, Texas, some time in 1854. Can
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her: Address. Matt Stubblefeld. Braden, Choc-
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CMITH-Wsnted to know the address of j. l..
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CANYON CITY TEX. Feb. 9 1881.
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- Competent dreSsmaker
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4 YOUNG lady wishes to do writing OF some
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Anxious" care Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
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SERVANT-Wanted, position as servant;
- will attend TO horse and do cooking for
small family. Address Louis, care Fort Worth
Gazette. 1873
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-14
SITUATION WANTED.
FEMALE

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-14

Observation-Disclosures, position by
y an experienced stenogra pher. Can furnish
references. Address ''StenoSra pher.n lock box
81 Rockdale Tex and oblire 4-f5