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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

II you wIsh 70 nave your letters an
sverea Immediately by Dr. Todd m per
son. enclose 81 70 pay for the srsice.
Consultations st bls once free. and no
cfArcs for kls efkoe services units
cured. Once - Nenycs-st., room 4.
GRIND Espsds, Mica Postofkoe iscs
tor ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
Will STAY In Canada Awhile.

HAMrLroS. Ont, March s.-Ex-Treas' 8.
urer Axworthy. of Cleveland, o., Is
still here. No settlement has been ar
rived at with the Cleveland authorities,
and Mr.. Axworthy says that he will re-
main in Hamilton in the meantime.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

WAsHlsspss. Aalea t.-k0F Lesser
aud UppsT AeassaA. Csearings eelSsf
n0rsne1iy siadss eola sAss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

BLAKE March 3. at 3, 10 Q. M. Alexaaaer
biake. IA his 75tb year.
Notice OF fslasrai hereafter Friends kladly
aa,lu aoEef.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
PENSIONSl


II = ~
pensson sftornes. ~ Romeo hieh.. ~iil bs At
the co0ftr Cert oftee. Grans kspios. March
!. and 1s Isel. Rejected cisius spsels'if.
Increase snd rerstins claims. Niasss EiHef
ChIi6rsn. Dependent Fathers sna Mothers
e.siuss for pension Fsmsmher ans cfiuf
youf files srs papers With yea The oie lev y
of more vslss " msnY soldiers tran the is~
81 June r. lsas.
II yes have sppises usdsr ses of Srn. q.
1896. appiy nn6er The eia sv. - ~hsr yeu get
sl2 per month sos car GO or sne set 50 Or 90
Cal and see me. tdxlcs ffes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

We are quoting pTsess that can not
fail 10 be Of interest 20 you If you want
chars or rockers.
NELsox, MATER & Co,
35 TO 80 CAnal-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

The annual renting of pews in 81.
Marks church will take place on Wed
nesday, March 4, 1891, TO 10 .. M,
TO s and : 80 TO Q ., m.
By Order of Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
y.itv White Flour.
"Go to Detroit via D., l.. & \.

Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
Custom Work.

Stern, Block & Co. tailor-made cloth.
ing, the best produced by any firm, AT
Gardiner Il Bakers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Van Houten's Cocoa-The origins
most soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

This Hst is furnished BY Tuttle Bros real
estate dealers. st. over Arcade Tsie-
phone Ne. ia6s.l
IN THE CrTY.
John Ssslrs and wife % Nicholas stet
r,a lot =, bk Z Barclay y >fsyeas
adj - it trent. a SIDE nesksrst -
r. ~ - Little ST -.-...-.-...s i.lo
UerinaHas BalfhGis e a 20 Nellie Ne@n-
beer lots i3 sat ii * 3 Fraicks
adf as ft bv 20. ~ csrHer Wordsn
sad nlon-SfS .............. SoU0
George F smith ard wife . Elnwa a.
Nalhxen. part letS Ia - and p,
>ottnreps first add. ae eerner -
w.agfhy ana Psris-sves -. iaos
~ rus COUNTRY.
RrHert T. kennedy ard wife - Peter
tseib. pee isnd IN Csleaoaia Station 80
Hiram krs,~a - AaBa bra~a. pea
ard on 50 4. sf see s. Fvrons 80
Nene ve~uceer snd uife - Hermsnns
Rulthuss eg Al. BART 50 !. ef sec -.
k@rand H3rft< 4ftH
glfas slas eta % FrsRk Peters. slss
" ss \. 81 sar =. asetde de--.-.....i.-.---. 1aso
Efiss Thompson ana VIE - 5~re'ne
R3feiv ne I. nv !. ana = f1ets
- sec Z, Iyreae .s...-.-... -s-----e.. -@
rswei Brown - lsr'rs " Z ace- IS
zsS - and = inr -. oif s'xyev,
ysrpss y. Robinson sns wife - irwin
a Watkins aBd = lsf ~ Rcekfert.- Aoea
Erwfn {. Watkins snd wife % 3ehF 9.
smith e Al. usd : los j.. and part
,,,sl.>s a Ha~k fss-9 ...-.a-.-.-..-. ~
rirsn j Enas ant wife - Fred Hia-
aeser. \ ae q and = az = cf >ee
- 49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

An odd lot of chairs and rockers at q
price. NELSON, MATTER Il Co.,
33, 35 and 81 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
Lily White Flou

Is made from the choicest wheat, caie-
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Odd Chairs and Rockers. We are
closing them ont.
NELSON, MATER h Co.,
33 to q Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
"Go to Chicago via c. & w. NJ"

As usual to the front! Florida Straw.
berries at Elliot & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
~How to Cure All Skin DIseases."

chow to Cure All SKIN Dtseases"
Simply apply "SwAYSE's OINTMENT"
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face. hands, nose, ETC., leaving the skin
clear, white aud healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYSE's OrSrMENr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

"Are yez the gintleman that wuz 10
catch the foive-twintyT
eyes 'Tic'lar 'pointmht Wouldn't
MIST for the world"
"Ah. thin, yez mays win rist in pace;
it's jist gaunr'-Judy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Florida Strawberries at Elliot & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

The fakir got $50 in cash. railroad
ticket 10 Washington and diamond
pin worth ti25. and the police haven't
nabbed him TO this day.-New York
Sun
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
$1,000 REWARD!

For any case they fail 10 cure coming under
their treatment By following their directioBa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
HORSEWHIPPING CASE.
Col. ID. r. Anthony is the Horsewhippe
and Capt. w. FOrtescue the HOrsewhII

Col. ID. r. Anthony Is the HOrsewhippee
and Capt. W. FOrtescue the HOrsewhIp-
per.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, April 16.-CoL
D. R. Anthony, editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, was. numerically horse
whipped yesterday afternoon by Will
liam NJ. Fortescue, defeated candidate
for mayor on the republican ticket in
the recent election
Col Anthony was standing at the
corner of Fourth and Delaware streets,
in front of the Leavenworth national
bank, engaged in conversation with K.
E. Murphy in regard to invitations and
acceptance of distinguished democrats
to visit the city Saturday night Just
then Fortescue approached and asked
the colonel if he was armed.
Receiving a negative reply, Fortescue
replied: Then prepare yourself"
At the same time Fortescue drew a
cowhide from his pocket and began to
apply it with terrible force across the
face and head of Anthony. The latter
ran to the opposite side of the street,
screaming to take Fortescue off. No
one SceueU 10 luICTlcEcs Wu1lC VI eCSCuC
continued to belabor Anthony, the
blood flowing from wounds in the face
and head.
Soon Fortescue began to use the butt
end of his whip, but DR.. Hunter rushed
up and separated the parties.
Anthony's face presented a fearful
appearance, being full of gashes and
covered with blood
A crowd soon gathered and sides were
taken for one or the other. The popu.
lace appeared good natured, and many
of them enjoyed the fracas.
The old man at once left for his Office
md procuring his swamp angel" re-
turned up the street looking for For
tescue, but the latter had discreetly
disappeared
The attack grew out of the state
ments made in the Leavenworth Times
rejecting upon the private conduct of
Fortescue in the late election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
CHAPTER XIV.
l LEAVE JOAN AND RIDE TO TIN

LEAVE JOAN AND RIDE TO THE WARS.
You may guess how l felt at being thus
properly fooled. And the worst was could
see no way to mend it, for against the barri-
cado between us 1 might have beat myself
for hours, yet only hurt my fists; and the
wall was so smooth and high that, even by
standing on Molly's back, could notify a
foot or more-reach the top to pull myself
over.
There was nothing for it but to turn home
wards down the hill, which l did, chewing
the cud of my folly and finding it bitter as
gall
Joan was not in the kitchen when ar
rived, nor about the buildings, nor yet could
| spy her anywhere moving ON the hills So,
after calling to her once or twice, l stabbed
the mare and set of UP the tor SHE TO seek
her.
Now must tell you that since the day of
my coming 1 had made many attempts to
find the place where Joan had then hidden
me, and always fruitlessly, though knew
vel whereabouts it must be. Indeed, had
thnEzht At first L.had only to Halk stEniaht
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23

t"Na4a TfiEo9mb will see the voting man, {"
q salk ID ~ dding his head :; sbutish-read-
ing inst IIo5Ejp his Bible. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23

aa4 QlHfdh Iis4 q cif5 The nidt1iG 4 my s,
pistol against the grating, close to the fell
RVHd SFYfSf 9ePy, ERe ttfftck 5S44erve{a
me,s A bolt was Slipped hastily back and the
wicket door opened stealthily.
81 want" said l, room for my horse to
pass"
ThereuPoa more gruglh hing followed3Spnd
prOdigFus cyealklins-of b6lf and chains;
after whichfhe big giTre> swung stiffly back
'Sure, you must be worth deal, 1 said,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
Triumphant Justice.

ATcMsoN, Kan, April 1s.-The case
of the state against George Weston, the
express driver who beat his wife's
brairs out with hammer last Thanks
giving day, was brought to a close by
the jury returning verdict of assault
with intent to kill. The penalty pres
cribed by law is term in the peniten-
tiary not to exceed ten years. With a
heavy hammer Weston pounded his
wife on the head, breaking the skull in
several places and causing the brains
to run out on the floor. The woman
survived but /. a mental wreck.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
An Even Climate.

New Mexico is noted as having an equable
climate. Changes OF climate are almost un-
known. 1t Is an ideal place for winter
residence.
Very low excursion rates to Las Vegas, Hot
Springs where the celebrated Montezuma
hotel is located.
Il docs not cost much TO run over IIoIn hot
Springs TO santa Fe, the capital of New
Mexico, noted for its many scenic attrac
tons
Inquire Of local agent Santa Fe route OF
sddress g. II. Nicholson, G. P. & 7. A., To
peka' Kas. for copy of New Mexico folder
Just issued. loA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
TORNADO TORN.
Two Towns Visited BY the Dreaded
Cyclone.

Two Towns Visited BY the Dreaded
Cyclone.
Liberal, Kan, April 1S.-Reports
brought in are that the court house ut
Hansford in the Panhandle of Texas in
course of construction and nearly COM
pleted was destroyed by a cyclone
Wednesday afternoon
A brickmason and another man were
killed but their names are not known
Huff Wright, citizen Of the little
town, was injured Every house was
more or less damaged.
From there the cyclone Travelled in
a northeastern direction to Palidora, a
little town on the Beaver river in
Beaver county, Ok, which place is re-
norted as entirely DESTROYED
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23

"a pretty habit answered l, leading in
Molly-"if unreasonable But why not have
said sol'
He seemed to consider this for awhile, and
then said, abruptly: TTN ana r1TS FTP
"Have some pastY aid SEINE good eidegSss y
"Why, yes" said, with all my heart,
when have stabbed the sorrel hsEs. y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
AsWEAK MAN

Can now cure himself of the deplorable re-
suits of EARLY ABUSE, and perfectly restore
his vIGOR and VITALITY by the Great Aus
tralian Remedy. The remarkable CURES OF
hopeless cases of Nervous Debility and Phi
yate Complaints are everywhere STAN plng
ont ouackery. The Medicine. a physicians
gift to suffering humanity, will be sent FKEE
70 those afflicted. Address,
Oct % tdtc-1y DR. NJ b IA1LOR,
SOC Harket street, sen francisco.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23

swered l.
TOf SHAH 9R93sme9 Say this GodaS,
on business concerning the estate"
The. voice pnUtfgFed sOmahing, and the
dbt4GB hieNbatk-S l hadbbeen kiciziHa 4 nay,
heels there for twenty minutes or more when
thf yy TtturPTef arH the Fpics FePepEed. the
"Thy namel"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
Eii#E5 81 fIHlI lisEBIf{IFIfSFFIg.7i

aback, to see his holy Indignation and the
flush on his waxen cheek. Like fool stood
-stagk%sd tahH Wondered dimly where had
heard that thin voice before. In the cOnfu-
sion of my senses heard it say, solemnly:
The sins Of her fathers have overtaken
her, as The Book of Exodus proclaimed:
therefore is her inheritance wasted. and given
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23

Before me stood n strange fellow-extraOr-
binary old and bent, with wizened face, one
eye only, and chin that almost touched his
nose. He wore a dirty suit of livery, that
uace bad been canary. yellow; and shook with
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
4 1 l9S lE5t aRf 6ttItsdzaRan. strr,

to the -SatEr and tae-Igjld. aSS~
4 (.{4uaEhickbktldA EEha Gan, sir7"
cannot tell what forced this violent rude
ness from me, for he seemed an honest, good
nam but rrrY-heaFt was boiling that any
should put so i'll a construction on my Della.
As for him, he had risen, and was moving
with dignity b the dDor-to shqYEne out, as
, + gueSsY 86ln0 oiElfislyy /, thhtEhad been
staring stupidity, leaped upon him and hurled
hi FL Tx az 81 eg1ir ID s9
by the token, knew him for the white haired
man pf One bowlqP& SpesA.r VE;sTTOG
Master HanhAba Pihgt6mbg'I pbke in Ms
ear, dog and murdererl What did you
! in.6zfordi ast;9e {e4ii{eF kpfaspv OF eJlpti5
Luicius 'HiggsS, otherwise Capt luke Settle,
otherwise Mr.. Xl Speak, before J serge
jIou as me q6f ffs R8ed tIsIarShtlP 81
| dream yet, in my sick nights of the
change that came over the vile, hypocritical
knave at these words of mine. To SEQ lIs
pale, venerable face turn green and Ivid, his
eyeball start, hS-hqnt5 qFuoSh Tat- Iair-it
Brandy" &c gaSpeL =" brandy! there
ouicl--foY. Gods ca l-afo
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-04-23
:; :;55Rj5 i Is q 4 3: y

ing. Hard by dangled a rusty bell pull, at
which tugged sturdily.
On this, cracked bell soG1dea, faril the
house, and scared a flock OF starlings out of
disused chimney. Their cries died away
presently and left no sound but that Of the
gulls wailing about the cliff at my feet. This
was all the answer won.
l rang again. and q third time: and now at
last came the &dg1I Of to4ttkpsL shtbffiitE
across the court within. The shutter Of the
grating was slipped back and a voice, cracked
as the bell, asked my business. -
100 see Master Hannibal Tingcomb," an
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03
LAWN RIDGE.

AS there has been 10 items from,
these parts We will send ia few.
Tie singing s'Iass under Prof. kutz
ner has rather t,ien oft on account Of
the leader not being present
The Temperance IossrE II will have
a picnic the third Saturday in scptcE-
Der. II are iuyitcH to coccc and
brir. ,aeiI' baskets well t;iict.r
I4fe Trrhh!p~ wife ari son 7-crn
visiting at VIM. k:sths,.rus SUNDAY.
v. {. Earl y and family will move
to Memphis in Il short time, where
they will make their future home.
,,ndvcw Hatilbun is coin. tc attend
the EnSi's'ss College ut A,cte,,:si:;
this fall aHtl winter.
fphert Hamilton returned home
last w"yi-, from i visit IN Schuylci
county, accompanied by lis tric.!si.:
Miss Minnie Thomas viii. start to
'alrariso, Indiana, 10 College this
week.
Mss BERTHE aud Minnie Thomas
spent Sunday with Miss Laura I!ol:-
stnlt
Ii;c T. :, |. t. lodge are fasting
this week, getting ready for i'r: s.
dent Polk to fill them ~ .;att,rslny.
,;.fIA
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

|. We demand the abolition of national
hanks: W.. dc1n,,rld that the government shall
ts',t!ieti sIhtrr=tIr q. or dtrst,s ferries in the
>etl. III states which <illii l1r,iT money direct
to tie people III low rate OF interest. not 10 eX-
fam PRODUCTS ani also uron real estate with
proper limitation upon the quantity of land
end III" amount o.: money; We demand that
ily increased to not less Than 50 lcr capita.
>. We t'".:"'l,l thut cor gl-">s >n;t pas. such
LAM as TAI. tcctf.ly Prevent IL" dealings
productions. preserving Il >t!'iHgr. system of
procedure in Trials such as >hIu secure the
prompt conviction AID it'p">::'nn OF such
penalties At. snail ~eeure the most perfect
:fnpiiafc->with the law.
) We condemn the silver law recently ras.-
c,i 10y congress, ana demand in lien thereof
tl... r?at. and unlimited coinage % >iiv"".
I. We dctIand the passage oi laws prohih-
iting alien ownership of land. and that cen
gs,'~s take prompt actian to devise sonc plan
+, .!,ta;n all land now o.snr,' ~ aliens and
foreign syn,ii..ato~ and that all iAnl nov held
10y railroads ;.ni other corporations i'll excess
of ~uch i actual. used by til, III l." rcc!.
tiers or
). Relieving III In" doctrine OF eQ;la. rights
to all >r"ri..l privileges 20 Hon,, "" de
!r.ail IA, uul national legislation ~i!aIi hc ="
framed in fl,, fl:.urr rs n.,t to build ~ one
Industry 1t III" expense al another. VI" fur
tl,cr d"man,, !; removal OF the existing heavy
go il fhN from ~. EcGc -;i2'GS q! life that the
;5nr 81 oar lnII; mas: h,t,r. ". ::'Cr 10
'na :, Just uni equitable system ri :cgsiaI
to-, TAX on Incomes.
We believe '!'at tho money - the country
>'-s,u !, w ~, At mucii possible in the
Ids OF the poop. ana hrHcr We demand
tiiat all national and state revenues shall EC
Emitted 10 tie necessary ry9pilScS of the roy
arh:nent economically ana honestly admins
.Gr, 4.
6. We de aaiid the most ris.I. honest and
itiSt state uuu nat irnii govern incniHl control
,inl supervision OF tue met hOiS If fuhiir :. mn
I,:IiiCutnfl and trans pC"tttt NJ :f'; oi this
control AVID supervision Il, not Remove tho
abuse rn@- tEiSting We dctiir;!t the govern
,''Cjrt oytlsfrship OF 'S:irh mems ot eommuni-
.:i,tion';ti?G trans separation.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03
PROTECT YOUR GRAIN.

Farmers having. considerable guam
titles of grain or hay that they de
sire to hold for Il few weeks or months.
should protect same By Il policy Of
Insurance, (Which can he had for a
triiiing COST
f. K. Bartlett. ''the old reliable
insurance agent Of Menpais,. antici-
pating big harvest, has made spec
ial arrangtlAcnts whereby he can
issue certificates msuring grain, hay
or other farm products 70, any time
from one day to five yes time. Will
insure grain and h;;Y in barns, cribs
or stacks. VII! also give permits
for the use Of steam threshcrs with
out extra charge.
His large business enables him to
defy competition in rates, and his 20
years experience without contested
claim guarantees satisfaction IN case
of loss. Don't delay. but call on him
At once
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03
Program

Of ;he Polk picnic to H. held il Mem
rhis on Saturday, September alh,
1891:
The procession will h, Termed on
the pablo St narc in Memphis, with
50! Nien, chief marshal. and proceed
10 the grove. onc-half mile east OF
The city, headed ~ tie Memphis
Band
The assembly will be Called to or
der by the president of the day. Ed
ward Butler, and the exercises pro
cec,lrd with in the following manner:
Music
Invocation by the t!:atlai...
Song 10y the choir
Speech D. -
Som by the choir
Dinner.
Music by the Band
Song by the choir.
Speech by Hon. L. i. Polk p.,si'
dent n +. A. 4 l. |.
Song by the choir,
Speech by --
Song 10y the choir.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03
HhZLEViLLE.

Weather tine but rather coo! fer
this season Of the year.
john kigar took hi, little hor.
oscar 10 kris II saturday. and
had "a snr@ic"! operation p..foiI,etl
d. his, leo
The three weeks meeting held a;
Bib" iiroyr closed viii, Il ;ai'44 turn
out last Sunday night
Threshing i'm" VIII soon he over.
l." it4 Snio"t, Who has been visit
ing the tamil y OF = G. >'inool. return
81 home last Monday
+, 4. Vi" md ...a;',i! Y OF iiHr,l,und
were visiting III lhi:; nri.hhbr;.octt
Saturday and :-rnd:ty. Miss EiaIn;,
Cro!"y returned home with them to
attend l!u.,,!an,, College the coming
season.
Liberty l'n:on vii: attend the Polk
''iH''ic iii :. !;;;;ly i Che v,,3l... per
nijt;.
Liberty tnioa ne; last Thursday
evening an,; had an Interesting time.
The membership still increases, i:ic
Union l,.-t.tS again SATURDAY. Sept.
T. y iui! Attendance is desired.
MORE ANON.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

Joseph Miller, Of this county, was
made 4 member of the executive com
NIT sc of the state :l,iancc at the Per
tie Springs meeting
Miss Minnie Burcilctt. Mrs. Bcnia-
min Hamilton and l.. l.. burchett
of Greencastle, were visiting relatives
in Lawn Ridge the past wor!.
J. Il. Powell, of Energy, brought
two fine Poland China sows and r- S
to town Friday, which he had sold 10
''ud Collins and n;',w.' Buttles.
Miss Jennie Piatz; Of Belle Plain,
Iowa. arrived in the city Y, cslav.
Miss fintz is the new short hand
teacher i'll the Business College.
john T. lIanun and his sister, Miss
Lizzie, were i'll town Monti4y. Miss
lizzie contempIates attending the
Northeast Missouri Business College.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03


"A dispatch in the Globe Democrat
says that the body, or rather the
bones, Of James Scott, the man who
:ecently escaped from Sheriff Sailing
while bein. sa:,en to the penitentiary,
WAS found by the section hands of the
railroad near where he jumped from
the train. The bu22;'i,is had eaten
nearly al! the flesh fio,n the bones,
but his clothes were sufficient fer
Identification The authorities here
had heard nothing Of the find until
they seen the dispatch in the Globe
Democrat, ana til" whole matter MAJ.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03
/ visit Ia the Little Mill.

4 visit Ia the Little Mills in this
city, convinced us that II is deserving
of Il lar patronage. Tie prot'rIe
tor. s liansGA, showed us over Il,
mills and We found that he had made
"a great many Improvements. On(
good thing about these mills, Il Gus
toiner GETS Ii" -four from his own
wheat, and THIS will mean much Tic
coming year, rs much grain is dam
aged. and those who have good wheat
will be sure 20 get good t!nar Mr.
IiaHsal Invites a! farmers to give
his mills :. trial.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

An invitation was extended to
Thomas BroadWatcr and the editor Of
the FARMERS UNION by some Ct the
alliance people of Miller tog"nship to
come out to Crow school house last
Saturday night, where a I'll. .aers'
meeting was 70 he held. The invita-
ton was accepted and age audi
ence WAS present, consisting in Il
large measure of ladies'. who seem
interested in the reform work and
there is no reason why they should
not be. Mr.. Broadwater cntertaine /
the crowd for three hours. The au
diencc gave him respectful attention
and were unduuhte1iy pleased with
his remarks, rs well they might. for
every word hc uttered was for Their
GOOD
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

Eight unlui!>, represented 10y seven
t en- delegates, ret ut clifton. August
22l, 1881, t. transact business re
garding the old settlers picnic and
barbecue, to be held at Coitty the IS
and 10Th Of September
Officers elected were: VIM. Cow
| ell, president: II. g. Wright, VICE
president: y X. Sribcrt. secretary.
The different committees appointed
were tirs:) committee on iinannc CO..
sis,in1 Of 5 4. Peterson, Union IN
ion: j. II Burnett, Wilmothville I'M
/ ion and +. l.. Myers. Fabius union
whose duty >!iafl be to receive all
contributors from the secretaries of
sister Lodges giving their receipt for
the same: also to collect I'll fscs for
the rights of swings. Stands, etc.
! :crond Purchasing committee,
consisting. of Henry George, Clifton
union; \. George. Union naion; and
Jacob Anders; tott"y Union: who's"
duty shall be to purchase all nrcessar-
les for the occasion and furnish the
same Oh the grounds.
Th..h. C"lnlni;te" o.. arrange
mcnts, consisting Of DIR, Clark, VII
mothviile union; Henry Morgan, \,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

Sunday School convention to be
held at Bethel Church, Sand Hill
township, miles north of Sand Hill
on September l. and y. Convcn-
ton commences on Saturday the II
at ? O'Clock. All Sunday School
workers are invited to attend and take
a part. Remember Sunday to bring
YOUR baskets we'll filed
}. {. MATLle,c President.
Il, +. MOORE, Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-09-03

If you wish to hold crops for bet
ter markets. hs.t need money for pres
ent use, don't sacrifice the crops
Bartlett Will lend YOU all the money
You need for any time from 6 months
to 5 Years ut low rates.