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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

new styles and 50 bring them int0 ne
tice and fashion There are said 10 be q
dozen OF 50 young fellows whe have no
other income than that derived from the
ballors ana furnishing stores. and whose
only toll consists III GisD0rlnE them
selves. arraFed Ike solomon In all his
glory before the eyes Of their fellow
meE- They are USUALLY young men VI DO
ml1Ele in good S0cie-y. where the ad-
veruSemeuf Is worth something 70 the
advertisers They are fond Of talking
CT Their clothes ana when rhe subject Is
brOaghI I'D generally u6nfiun the name
OF the nrm where they do business. But
they are very far from telling inc nature
OF the business they really transact with
the clothing firm for that would mar
their social standing They are q little
better than the walking sandwich
men- 5Ef nGt very much and 20 Dis
gulse Their Teal calling usually pretend
10 keep al af6ee where they are cS1en-
slbly employed an hour or TWO every
day
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

A-11cEEo 4l11l1e-
Q1nE Legzlcz3 Is = STDs-t fellow
sad the manager OF the collection c.
psTTDsH1 - me Ersal lawyer
-Yess WHAT'S ne been doing noWs''
ASKED the great laEEer-
ny NJ was IN lle e1ce alone yes
terday when Ne heard that six L Sz1In
were financially embarrassed. We were
ksldiBg one 81 1HD e4EIns against thea
ana II rUShed uuT ana slapped On an
zt1scbDe1t Just fifteen minutes before
they closed 1Ee5T aOgTS
s.--tsoi II ahead OF every one did hss7'
Beat every other creditor" said the
manager
he greR1 HaETer looked pleased
At was 2 EOOd piece q KUrk." lie
szig. = Ike 10 see z young man wiz
s8me enterprise and b-RiHs- What did
Fon dDg"
! seld him Il was good piece Of
Ho1k
-Khz4.~ The great lawyer looked
startled.
why. l e0mpliDen1sd kin for his
pr0lnp1nass Rtd business =ansas
J --AerclfUl heavens nan that VIII
never do5" cried the great LAWYER.
Hell ige asking for more salary Go
ara tell nm tiszT II be hadn't been here
rhe o1ce By e8al3 have done II 5as4 a.
we'll
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

Both the method and results whss
Syrup Of Figs Is taken: II Is pleasant
ana refreshing 70 the taste. and Rets
gently VET promptly On the KidneyG
Liver and Bowels. eleanSes the SFs-
ten efeetlally, dispeis colds. kead.
aches aud feEers, and curss hahituaI
constipation. Syrup CT Figs Ii tbs
snIy remedy Of lis kind ever pro
o1eea. pleasing 70 tia tagte and ae-
eeptabIe ID the stomach. prompt n
It's action a1d truly beneficial In It's
effects; prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances.
It's many excellent qualities COM
mend il 70 ali and have made II ths
most popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs Is for sale in SOC
snd 81 bottles BY al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nav not have il On hand viii pro-
sure II promptly tor any one who
wishes 10 try Il DO EsI accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
SGE FREFcEScc. CAL
LOUISVILLE Il. KER FaRK < r
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
LOST AND FOUND.
PROFESSIONAL
81. PAU. EEAL ESTATE.

Thsfa-oEznz deals Ea-s -sco-6ad yes1e--
dar-
~ Nelson ana VIE II 7 C. EshelbT- us
l-k =. DeEla5a parE--- .------ sap
? Rea snd ulfs l. a , s1ui1a. i $50
TX Aaso1l < brHcksnrlaEes
u Fou5KH nd vie 70 A \ l,lu-n. II -
IS i s56diaafs : :, :. 5 ai5 '---- SOP
y srsaE 10 7 Wright Il Z blk4
~ oo1lEud PARK 800 $500
= Weber and WIFE 10 = II I-e--zcE Is
. Gud9z- blk = lass1le ------.------ I'D
= G. rr1ece-1aIlz ana husband 10 Il
alce Us ] ElG - LsnberE rear
"a j.. 8eEEIrea 4 az-v's R6d--- 34j9
{ 1rEutlo \ q Loan GDc CD. Is ID
aod d. Tx 2 Elhls second ------- I 80
H5ranbs s--------- -='.-'' = 80 s81o
A BeEunEsn ID " 1er,srs01. gEr1 II
80, ear-ezsaa-s ----------.-.----. s.5o9
! LlIEe - a 3 ~ lt'srE. " s. teel lis
Z q Tax 4 Niche sub1 o. san
=ou-s dir-----.---------. -----------. 2se9
L = sargent ana VIE . 3 Rossu1E1E
2 ~ 1eef Is -. > ana So. Tx = Doug
I Fo liI9l1--snl1- ------ ------------- 5-=l3
To-Gl, 1hl-ieen Transfers -------- 30
BULoISs zEEMITs
ne 1o-i owing binding permits were 1ssns1
Ee=lerCeT-
Davidson B1Eu-d CO.. 1ls-st=-r
t-2-1e -Te1ll-z- C01stE1s- near Pan
i-l.----- -------- = SD
Davidson. Baysra = Co. y sIorv
frame q aelli-sE- same Location, - l519
IrT1lsan- hEE2rd E Co l.ssIu-T
frame dwelling sane location -------- 1.593
E1r-vI a EIlsE. -a71Hlrs 20 frame dwell
ING A-EnL1 - 1lear JDh1-----.-- $500 1lti9
ls1I 1-no- EserDlls--. ------------ 49, $50
Ts1al, : permits So. 30a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

Chicago TItu1e
They NeTs telling bareback tales.
and there's never 3 barc-luck 1ale with
OH an IF il l.
The hrs1 one had lost some money %
grain buI 4 be had received a certain
piece OF DeE-s II regard 70 the condition
Of crops III the Northwest fifteen min
ufes earlier Ihan ne did Receive Il he
would have been z millionaire
If The second one hsd listened 10 the
aaFlee OF friend he wouldn't have
been caught for several thousand dol
lars il 2 failure Al Moline.
The Th5rd would have N0asS401 # lis
horse hadn't f0Rled Rn0Irsr at the
rzces-
ne fourth would have wnn his law
suit and secured q big fee II the judge
had ruled according 10 the IA
Il the 1flb f1ad bOREhT certain real ss-
tR1e wfsn i w2s offered 10 hin he
ET01la have Owned z large section OF
Chicago
The SIKH wsuld have Jzr GoEld's
money : ~ vera jay Eouid-
TIE seventh would have lay Gould's
troubles Z le had Jaw (1BHIofs money.
That ended the tzles- Every one vas
better satisfied with ms 1uek-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
HHCHLANE0T&.

EDNTRAET WD3k-GRABIEG ALLEY
- BL0s s = 81 ANTHONY PARK
O1eelBf 1ns BDzra q PEalie a u-E- LzsF Ct
81 Pan Aiz1 Gel 81 zssz-Seased h8ds VII
be received 1y II Beard e Rlhllc 0rks IA
a11 Tor ths cu-DDrsuOD q -1s CITY q -
PAM MlanesolE- e rae5r E1hes IA SAD C5zE
unrl = II Oh lh= III Cay CT Nurel t,ar
A D 1EsL 11- grazing 10 8 lssrlzal E-ELle ne
alley INNING eEsI Gu1 E15SI Iil--II=l 11gek
= II Aulnn-1y PARK n Sal C1ir- ace0rd5uE
70 DlNDs an Specifications "a LIE u Ia
ofnre II sEiI Board
q 511G El4h 81 zsEs1 tzs0 p Eu1eIas- n &
SUI n II 1eesI twenty l-j5 pE- c91L O. =
eeru1sd cheek On & hE1k of s. PAN n Z
SIN Of Fl lsEs1 1E1 f11l T'zT Us1E q las GROSS
Emaul rld RzsI accompany aacn hiG
SAID cheek shall b -Esle E5sEEzale % ne
Clerk q said Board
The SAID B0s-6 rsssTvzs 1ne 1lEhf . -sjse1
E1T E1d II bids
DC QTNBE President Pro Tsn-
OnciEl- j Z AEEEEE
C1e-k Board q Prh8ie AeEkk
QcS1-10t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES

CTATE or NHNEs0TA- CgTETT OF
- REDseE-In Bts1-lrI Cau-1
II The nEzgsI - lns guz1eu1 Of Ions
NEz1e-
IEs HsslE8as Estsr IhauEEad hsrei1
having ned ms 1D1- account. VIE. o. %
l5Ll CET Il SGTezzh=r- 1S9l II 1he ozssuI-c
Ct III sEsCsz- larEn a s1ls cour1. c1 sE1d cav
81 1ils Gusu-1 aLsEsa sI 81 Pan Minnesota
present 1as ma 2eBOElI Ter approval E-d
a1EI11zz Ez11lzsS zaClc1 sr5Il D .1z1e fl-
Tie 2ecsrIR1ce d sz1d -E-51-f s-1 1o- MS 5ss-
e1E-ER- E71 1a- AZ C-1s- a11SuriEE1lnE zts
1u11s le11 IN Ms hands 10 creditors having
1lso szlsRszE- Al -sE-11es interested 5n sad
assignment Ere reC-zss1ac ID bE present
II Paul Der FL ISL
PETER THATTTA-D- Assroee
Il PR9EEEs, Atto-1sy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

Chicago milwaukee, L 81 PAM Ry.
arE.lIs leave EsZ-l Depot tolloEs u
~z1u-zE- Is Grass elllzzEEEzE El11EEr1. =. &
IA - IN = s-55 pm a r---. Nassau C1-T
Sl-11EI1z. AE1zs4s CRY, A III 4 H. c 7-75 p II
LErIucs z Rack lslEnz- = & n q % = II
Aberdeen EL11chzll. 4 f-1S = r. -1ElEE- DEFep-
TIur1 E-8.15 T. II Auss1z 4 NIEF. A SIS = m A
- n = Is = n MLnEzkk WEr = s-eb =
a. taaa tFEzlz d -2asnes1er- :. z-aBR. n
means dzilr- z Il Su7aar. t. e Satur4x-
1iz-1lE.ll,1 szzlF zzzlez
1zeksI g6css "a kzsi x1lz1 ~ E1s E217z Ds4.s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS RE&E ESTsTE.

The following dssas Es-s recorded VS.
teraay-
M5ehRel NRloney - James Il Ezl0-lsz-
4. t-Ea Rand aC1---.-..------- & SD
Sa1le- Erickson 10 = oh1 Eahl5u X It
Revised u1-EEzs E.l0i1---. ---.- Ee9
vi an Spencer 70 Lewis C So0oue-
F.srs Z & eIl- ok =. Nslsea. Ben 4
NaEners ED 4 sD1R
JOIN q REhEEe 10 NaihEzl Eola. N scr
i ieEu -. range -- ID
Elely 4 tiennsen b ~ = Alien Il 4
6lk7. slea HI IssT - LaD
EEilF II 5Bh1sel 70 Nh / Alien Is
- - Enc n Sabi1i LAKE Ils-Els1 GEE-
asa Lols -.------------.--------- Ls39
JBRes Mcmillan 10 An Spencer.
Esari L q, &c A11s8Z- Bel d Hagsrs
-A-IhuT = Wilson 70 Ana : Wheeloek-
I5s-rI lis an1 II. Xix Z. B01unesu q
ala--------- ---.-------------------- a-590
Nathan E03s 10 Albert L RuhnkL. II
ser ! town = -R1Es r-59
James L Monroe % Charles Z CANCEL
: hul- K 4 t-k i A01ros & -13oiRsFs ~
T7enrv r Barber u a Baker. oar1 Il
i = Dlk = >uulvS7Ge a1d 483
DsDlsl 3 Gregory ID r a Baker Ds-1 Of
= BIZ >uluyslGs E6G--------... 2Ql9
Total - aeeas -------..------ -s75-515
HIs-SEAFoI-Is IsE-EI-BISG limit
Ihe -o-laE1ug building PERMITS were Is
SUED Tester1sT-
Il 2. Eeu1Tos-h- 9515-15 Ninth ETenus
ss'1lh finishing rEo oEellI1Es-- - 81 80
El-hi MINOR permits -.------- 1ls55
Slle permits, so1Rl----- ---------SS - .s55
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

The gea1lemen's furnishing stores Of
New York employ men 70 wear their
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

4 Hhlezgn, St Pau & L City r. trains 5eErs
~ un107nepc1 - n e S1nEEr =
=. daily E--7s 3sR- =. daily. = 80 p.RsxS1n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

d - NHNE OK \ ~ BsKE~E-
H. usr1 Bankers loE1 -ons- ru --n-
77--Te- property u - EEul C1d EEI0eau-
C1s EI -5- ceLl -ll ~ before 01cez
1ew Pioneer Press Banding 81 Pan and
6s1E q A---sszs1 Pudding y ilzDssI C-ls-
4 DO 40 tsA-4 To EBfs EsGs ~
Il Du1ET "a & lCEer s-ala zhsz rou cs1
bL-lW L-r1lC1 E-T CLEH- Dgeuevt Tia
-4-a-csl Mortgage Lo5u ca-17lsrr zourn =
E--sI , Erll1Gl BANK tCilci-E. corner 0-rta
4Dc aEeEzCZ SIS TlL ron caTs NV
sCCU1L SIC. 50 - SO So 500 q
S-up-ll -1CL slT tEu FC1 Hzsb-fl For-
c1-c FEtc1. diamonds 1Uusshn5c 1rrEll---e
Eo-ss. -CeET g-E1l rs--1sCe e1c- : = -or-a-
-a-5 nm EoE cs- e.csz1Bi- ~ 4 elsewhere
coos cal -eLE-l ~ rou- posEsss on AID
~ cs1 uET z -sH-f EUF LDe Euu vEDI and
SOD --tH-es- 6EE1Dess E---sre and conf
GENIAL I11 hare JON oTa ne d
lH-l-E T-
EAEIIaL LDa~ CUHgASf rnsFes
~ -1zCs % ELT -1-- % LCrsas. uls-7s.
---11lur=- leE5-TT and III -le-So-li- zrrsI,Hrgr.
EoCU - ScLlc-a Bloch corner >eTHII- 811
& Jackson
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

LE4Fz - Pan Uzlan IsanDr $3.50
hse5 Re Y nyzat1 <s1sl " InHr l5-se D.
tIs3l KU- Fer EEls Eareo & O. Perks $50 n
- - -z- lssea- l4hrETEz- A -. Cloud eIlz55
t2-& pm. Au1KE 81 Cl8Hd 4 H1Ilrnar s1l555 4 n
1s1N IN i-ExGElsior An Ezaschfrsoa u
H1ll-aE-. Sioux City
S3uuL Falls bEFatzr11wrl I
Huron WEhEetoz- bAh-
atsst F--- e-1se1- hklle3azls- Far } izz-5 & =
RI olzsszlI9n ksra-tu-
Winnipeg Haa Rsci6ef
G0Es--
f-AloEE- 81. C38u5 SEuk5 Z
CE1ler. -erEEs Fails Far
~ ~ p-E1i go L-oQkssul, & FORKS I ass n
6reEt Fans Helena /
I BITE md Pacific Coas-
-EssIHTz EiE1es31z-i
TLslfu1h W Superior Eska
= Is ma River EllzcE- Elnckler ! il--of,- -
/ 4 P-1HezI1z- AnoE2.@
sdEIiT. z. szcsuf Sul5avE r-su - ps-sc-su-.
cl1-z1cs q Dulu1h E11 Veg Su-s-iC-- 4Eu5.r
ElesDs-S --l81i1EEErs. E2Lace Elss1ers ana --ss
cn40nls1 slAsa1uccR-s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
FOR SALE

UEt SAt4E--
low >-fr1-l il llch loNs-C1 Ihu-saaz.
- NeT. & ~ -l5 E-l1l sIocEFErls SouI1
81 PAM We Ull SCI ~ EucIuu e good Iol u
- EH-s a8o s-lrllza-s cows 1g- prlve1a safe
CEllT- AELI d i l-e-E
DAMAGED n HEAT Fu- sale IL CIR leIs
Il al1 smaller l-1s- cLeR1. Il ne lstlLl-r
--7u1 va-anuus=. IGss 1l5u1sHDolzs
q Et5-t ll---lr=e1 81 Bernard coz. one vsn-
II Old IN safe cheap address II -
TS5TS E>-~a7s-zl snail euE1zles and tlcl1
l. gre -r sac c1aED- Is. IS. Alexander
Drake Block 81 PAM
Crows -Eor sale TEo second -ha-l5
- west z'1111s. cheEu- sx sec1n6-haDd
t-CT11C and Heallsuln- coz Stoves. ST. 10
s. osal1 1EaE. 5'i. y ss1 seventh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

Pc RS0TAE.S.
CLAIFgK AST-N- n g Nis-no.
y elalTT1rsuI Hu6 business strings 10
-a1las ullT - EEsl Seventh 81 Room
II - N a II >>EN - Fast E5ch1n s.
II Magnetic EDC massage treatment fer
-1a-v0-7s diseases EiE-GlTIl I'D rhEuu11llsL1-
also -a--7-11TlLl--- j liaIr=- 8 & H. III .. II
3HA>0E kKAIsr- - f7esTer --1gruT77gz
- lEEsEs- T1Es. ueaEas grease IEluI. E-E l.
Aa--Ea1ll- - 155- SzVsll-E
4 e WILLIAM Ciai--rosG-1 and Rar-
II leLe zsElsr 40 EZchasEe 81
\ 4-FIs + Ar E10>k IN>-8.a es7eI5e 17egIe-
II usTclu1E1T5c s-lC lrE1os Dec-uE- --251z
n 81 Seventh ST. ~ Elu-
OEASGE BLOSSOM r,0sl1irt er--e
- -C- Eli 1aUElz HeEE1Ess- 81 weeks
treatment s. y - ell1le Nelson 30 Royal
ztal cT- Ell-laE 11kH elz-1 M cH-.
DA&TS mace al eZuemslT loE hEu-es-
L perfect - E-a-GLIeB1- Minnesota T Al
-C-l1z lC-n7ls-T- = eTT t-rs1c opera Eausa
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DREsSEEAEIEG.

FASHION kBE1- DI.f--> an1 clozkrla--
--E E1 - E-cve Et- dresses from ; uu-
= Allf. 81 ITt7>s maze u Or
L ds-a- l. Gems 2 10zs1- - Aobsr1 81 up
ElalrE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.


a RI I on A ECATH0LTCF Are r5-7IT1-
Il eDploEeGs Wil vou work 10r SIS T,sr
week W-i1H 10 ne 81 once = L GET- "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

T ARGE AZGI Ms 4 money 30 loan GA
l. improved 1reI'e-1T 81 pa- cant. 81
IN q Co. G=T OK life Building
LOW RATE MONEY
u SUNS 10 su5- ID +u-11tu-e- G5anns- 5ia-
Dcl1s- watches q Caoas n Storage elsy Re
IN payments no publicly IEEe elevator
10 ROOM 16 l-srE1E-lls Bank BullEi1E Elt1h
ana y G1EslE- --lva-s room 5nr ladies'
1IUNEY q LoAA whom dels-- --c-7
" SD inward On 1Ur1lIure nC-SsE leEr-
s-T. er-, LDs checks notes Elc second
-sa- ss-R-s mortgages b0EE1- 21l1esCl4
-1E1 Co. i EEEI Fourth r.
1TONLI L0AER-D "a srrul1u-s uc1se
VI Diamonds r-EBDE FL Minnesota
Mortgage Loan EdI1lzz1T- AacEeT. DauEEer
Rooms J Il FIRST NluUuBl BANK building
---ua- Z C--I-1 ara Jackson 50
II Uc=-- LOAS5-D Oh LIZ 5-lsurEzI.e usl-
II GEES o. uUEEoL L ? TE1 Norman
u Guaranty Lean Bu]11-1C. MiI.1eazoliz-
NEr " o RITL - PsONks.ss E-kzkc~~
- - Building - N u-szage laE1s DRdR
Trc1ouT- u EnoS per cso1,oo-tgages
-0ugr-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

- E-LEA Il
- E-E>I A1EEG A5ES E02 Sale
PAYABLE N COLD.
o. ST PAUL CITY PHOPERTT
INTEREST AID PER CENT
PAYABLE SE1Il-A MI LLT.
VIII NEW L12E EZCEAN 81
= Ky So 5ITL GIVEN
= LaI.llI7 I EEES0AAL
I'M ATI0E
SMITH 4 TAILo1
Han HAITIAN BTILDINE
EE1I AND ROBERT SIS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
PATENTS.

4 MEXICAN Patent Earkz- and y owl il
Il HGcIo-y- 4 NJ Carlson. soldering a.
ror1sT and 13glU1REtETs- and ss-le- q uEI-
EMS 615 an1 tI- 3aisslsElTT1 81 - PAN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

- Bsuk q Minnesota. s. Dzul Mn a.
gorosT III Aor1zaEes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

ELAT OF f1FF0sfS-F5 AIMED q re11L I1I7r
L q 1ve zeT light 1utEsaKes7rf1gg not Tar
IRON GLOBE or tlSlness center 2d1ress-
rE-rlclilErs and 1-5ca 2 - E7laf.e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

DIAM 1ESEK-Address = Z Cru1ehe1-
BOX 4s2 EOs1o1lee. - EEul- price SID
referRrrez-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

DDAED-azsreiT furnished front roam
u p-lTRls board eclock 5iuner- fur-
nses- gas hs-A- hamz cg1f8-as- references
= Ti11un 81
DDA s-L-Ihe Heued5x. corner IaaE1a1 and
l. Sunni 40cas3l fr-sE-I4EsssE- tE1ie
1rsl-elas>. rsEss - ans 81 7ssT month
IfSAED-Aice furnished alrCEe Eoau-
II suzsEbls 1ur IL 20 EE1ususu- Win board
IS Ce6Rr -
D0A2sD--71 Eslessuu1 Ar-a ll-ec- IND
II Esals1su 10 lEke 8 nicely furnished
--ouf psT4er- ElIb bnzr1. gEs BGlh. use C
lIsEG On raasGuEzfla terms
IeOARD-BRlnGni 49uHa Corner EiEhlh
u anC Minnesota S-E-Besl : & 6sv horse
n Ihe CRY 10 bar ID couneeuuu- rsEuls-
board a8G raoms = 7rer Wesk
ID DON AND BOA D-AI r1o5er1 IN
II rroTzueurz- - wssz F1flh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

INSTRUCTION
NOW THE TfHE and l. 9l7gFT- =
y hess s1Cr1nEud and business eeno51
he place tHeuTT positions fled lasi month
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

Pm QA
Pm E. T.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03

a y ACTIN E. wen eduraied EenlsmEn
~ about FT7z- 11Tss. disposed IL learn oE-
els-Dess- sEla-T- 80 20 begin references =
Ersn1Eno- II Rogers fiCck 551a HssI Eth 81
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I'D
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-01-13
w. w. WOoD,
T. E. RIGGsBEE,
CALVIN JONES,

Mr. EDITOR: Sweet Home ALI
ance, No. 27I, met Jan. 3rd, 1891 for
the first time We are part of the old
K.ttrell Alliance. The war with us
is all over, we have buried dead. smoke
and ashes have been cleared away and
we are at peace again. Every man in
our Alliance is a Democras all through.
We are not related to M. Vance by
marriage or birth, so we have resolved
to ask our members of the legislature,
through the PRoGREssIvE FARMER not
to support any man for United States
Senator who will not pledge himself
to support the Alliance demands and
the Sub Treasury bill without addi-
ton or subtraction.
Yours Frsternally,
G. B. BECKaAM, Sec'y.
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J. D. WALsER, Sec'y.
DALLAS, N. G., Dec. 9th, 1890.

DALLAS, N. o., DEC. 9th, 1891.
Nh. EDITOR: CASTOR county, Dial
las Alliance, No. 1906 WHEREAS, there
seems to be some feeling among our
members as to the course our present
Senator, (Vance) has taken in regard
to our State and National demands,
therefore be it
Resolved, That we demand Of our
representa- re to the legislature of this
State, that he cast his vote for a y. 5.
SENATOR who will favor the abolition
of National banks, the free coinage of
silver and the SUD Treasury plan.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER with request to publish.
Unanimously adopted.
G. A. THoRNBURa, Cor. Sec'y.
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gambler in stocks, ETC., or for any
other ille2itimate or immoral purpose,
with severe penalties fixed for the
violation by Any officer of any of said
banks of any of the rules and regula-
tions prescribed for its government,
l would make these banks also
savings banks for the people, with
the proper safeguards to protect their
Interests, and this national currency
should be a full legal tender, receiv.
able in payment OF all debts, public
and private; and the three or four
other kinds of paper currency that
va now have should be retired as
speedily as possible. 1t will be easily
seen that where the government
furnishes one half The capital stock
and the rate of interest was fixed at
3 per cent, per annUm, the stockhold
ers would realize 6 per cent. per an
mum upon their half of the capital
stock; and if fixed at 4 per cent. they
woulo realize 8 per cent. upon their
share; either of which amounts would
be ample compensation for their man
agement of the affairs of the bank and
for their responsibility in the premises
And to prevent the government from
abusing it's power, | would have an
amendment to the u. S. Constitution
fixing the minimum and maximum
volume of the currency so be issued
both for a condition of peace and war,
say from $40 to $50 per capita of
population in time of peace, and not
to exceed 500 in time of war; or
such other proportions as salts lies
might show to be reasonable and
proper. T. Y. BERRY.
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FLINT Hull ALLIANCE, No. l9I:

FLINT HILL ALLIANCE, No. 1918.
WHEREAS, the partisan press critised
the course of the PROGRESSIVE FARMER
on it's att ude towards Senator Vance.
We, the members of Flint Hill Al
lance, No. 1915, being in regular
session this the 9th day OF December
1890.
RESOLVED, That we heartily endorse
the cours of the PROGRESSIVE FARMER
in all it has done on this line.
ResotWed, That we enter our pro
test against Vance or any other man
VINO is opposed to the Sub. Treasury
bill or any National demands, and we
respectfully petition to the General AS
sembly to govern themselves accord
ingly.
M. T. TRAYLoR, Pres.
J. A. T. SHoTwELL, Sec'y,
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K1rTRELL N. c., Dec. 1890.

ME-. EDITOR You will please pub.
lish the following
Reso}ved, That we the members OF
Five Points Alliance, do earnestly
protest against the election of any one
as United States Senator, by the en-
suing North Carolina legislature, who
will not unreservedly subscribe to and
advocate the Sub Treasury bill and
any and all measures demanded by
the National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union.
~Fraternslly,
CHAs E. FULLER, Sec'y.
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y" II A5l TO
J. g. FOSTER, Sec'y.

YADKIN COLLEGE, N. c., Dec. 81, 80.
Ma. EDIToR:-If you will allow me
space in your valuable paper I will let
our brethren hear from us.
We ever believe in the cold doc.
trine" that whoever is not for us is
against US.
WHEREAS, we believe it our duty to
instruct our members elect, to the
next legislature, therefore
RESOLVED, By Gravel Hill Alliance,
No. 69l, that our members be, and
are hereby instructed to vote for some
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those to which no objection can be
raised, and submit to our legislative
bodies for free and open discussion
such as vii surely excite sntagonlsm.
We want no third party yet. The
Alliance is a nucleus and bodies OF
al charac e~ristics when b brought
in contact will form adhesion.
PAREGORIC.
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man for United States Senator who is
in full sympathy and will pledge him
self to vote for the demands Of the
State and National Alliance.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these 9
olution be SEM to the PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and the Davidson Dispatch
for publication.
! D WAIsER Sac'V.
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MONROE. N. c., Jan. 4th, 1891.
G. B. BEoKaAM, Sec'y.

MONROE, N. w., a Atm, 1891.
Mr.. EDIToR:-We, Mount Pleasant
Alliance, ask of you to publish the
following resolutions, II
Resolved, That Mount Pleasant Al.
lance, No. 269 Union county, N. c.,
in session, this the 3rd day of Janu.
airy, 1891, demand of our representa-
tives in the legislature at Raleigh, N.
@. If Senator Vance does not Gu,
dorse our demands known as the Sub.
Treasury bill or An e~quivolant thereof
We ask u representatives to vote
for some other good Democrat who
will endorse them or so nething in it's
place. Signed and endorsed by Mt.
Pleasant Alliance, No. 269.
R. W. A. RoGERs, Pres.
q FOSTER Sac'v
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Chalk Level ALI No. 434, in
session January lst, 1891. We, as
a committee, appointed to express by
resolution the views of said Alliance
in regard to the election of a United
States Senator do instruct our repre-
sentatives not to support any man who
will not support u national demands.
Resolved l, That We desire the cleo
ton Of a Senator who is in strict &C
cord with the Alliance demands.
ResOiUed 2. That a copy of these res
olutions be sent to The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER for publication.
w. W. WooD,
T. E. RIGGsBEE, Com.
CALVIN JONES,
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Washington farmers are Tar ISsd
of Oregon farmers, says the roI atsts
Reform Journal. They have q 5sr.
Alliance over there and a me 1A.n..
ship of 1000. The State An d
met at Oakdale the latter par and
November and had an interesting
busy session.-Pacife U"'0"'