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Nothing dental requires greater skill than
crown and bridge work and nothing yields
equal results, for, properly made. it il q
thing of beauty and Joy forever. lasting q
a.. lifetime and saving teeth otherwise beyond
REDEMPTION.
We claim extreme excellence for our crown
work, one Of our operators having made it .
speciality for years. aid We positively use
only ok. gold, notwithstanding our prics
is $3.50. while others charge from els to
s25.
While We conduct our practice on a bust
ness basis. asking only q moderate compen.
sation for services. we do not solicit patron
aye Oh the plea of cheapness nor wish to be
considered in competition with the many
whose prices are their only recommenda-
ton II is the merit of our work. and no.
our price-list. that gives us the leading prac-
tice in every city where We have all office.
terial and employ only operators of skill and
experience. having no boys or apprentices
on cur stan-in short, il Is because we live
up to our motto. Scientific dentistry at
moderate prices"
with Gas Or ZOnine,.... 10
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Very best Teeth Gull se,J......... 500
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EXPELLED FROM PARLIAMENT.
George w. Hastings. the Member Guilty
Embexxlement.

LONDON, March 2l.-In the house of COM
mons today Mr.. Balfour, the government
leader, moved the expulsion Of George W.
Hastings QibereD, member for che east
ern division Of Worcestershire, who ON the
18th instant was convicted ON his
plea Of guilty Of appropriating to his own use
certain moneys and securities which he had re-
ceived in his capacity o: trustee under the will
Of John Brown and who was sentenced TO ave
years penal servitudo.
Mr.. Gladstone said he thought Mr.. BalSour
had arrived At the right conclusion ~ to the
action the house should take in the matter,
Hastings ceassd to b member Of pasliamsnt
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KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION
Fatal Disaster This Morning at an East Jor-
dan, Mich, Lumber Mill.

dan, Mich, Lumber Mill.
EAST JORDAN. Mich, March 21.-The boiler
Of the East Jordan Lumber Companys mill,
No. 2, blew up at 1880 o'clock this morning, in
stantly killing the following persons: VIM.
Beach. aged 10: Simon Carney, 26. single;
Peter sheldon, %, single; John Brown, aged 20,
single: Bert Cook 80, married; Samuel Hunt,
40, has wife and children.
Those dangerously injured are S. Reinhart
badly injured about limbs; J. Ringle. seriously
injured about the head. will die; Anozi Chrsty
very seriously hurt. recovery very doubtful.
Jas. Smith was very seriously and score OF
others also badly Injured.
The MILL valued at $4,000. ia q total wreck
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
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Two NEEY PopuLAn Wars.
FULL OF VALUE

Another invoke OF those Chevio. Refers at
go They are 30 inches lOng, half lined
with changeable silk. have pearl buttons and
Up seams. Tan. Gray, Back AMI Navy. All
siz S. As before.
-SG11-
Our 3oinch All-wool Jacket at s. IS a
"bsr-ain" in the brosdest sense of tho
word II is well made and finished with
notched collar. All sizes.
-s1.0O-
(ILirl hOor- 18th ST. building
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ANTICIPATED THEIR MEN.
A Strike Prevented by the Discharge Of til
Employees.

Employees.
HAvERHIIL, MASS, March AL. H. VIM
chell & Co., in anticipation of a strike in their
shoe factory, this morning discharged the en-
tire force OF workmen in the machine sewing
department., numbering 100 The firm having
decided to run a free factory concluded -ais
was the best way to ascertain the number of
union men in the factory. The lasting depart
ment is running with thirty men at the
benches today, and the cutting and stitching
departments are also in operation. The dis
charged men held meeting this forenoon and
voted 10 fight it out.
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To Go to Venezuela

Rear Admiral Gherardi. in command of the
North Atlantic squadron. has been ordered 10
send a vessel to Venezuela to protect the Amer
leans who are resident there during the Eeyolu-
ton now said TO be in progress.
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NAIttiltD


kOPP-PEAKE. On saturday evening March IT,
ls.e.. by the hey. Jaoob MIison. ROBERT L & koPP
md Miss LlLlIANc &. PEAkE. both VI tins city. No
cards.
LEwIs-GRUELLE. ON saturday, March 49, lsBs.
al the resldenfe the heV. ". . Miller. ANDkEW
LEWIS to MAUDE 4. GhukIIE-
AT home. lo92 Fifth street northwest.
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A VELVET OrpoRrUs1r7.

We have lot of Coiored Silk Velvet that We
will offer tomorrow at
-sl-O0a yard
These were bought under unusual circum-
stances (the details will no; interest YOU, and
are regular sl.2J quality. The colors are
Medium and Golden Brown. Navy and Marine
Blue, Cardinal. Garnet. Dark ami Ligh. Green
Dark. Ned1um and Light Gray and several
pretty shades of Tan. Plum. Sapphire, Nous,
&c. Oh center table tomorrow
I'll. LOO yard
U.s. llth ST. annex
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The Alleged Alliance With Argentina.

LONDON, March 21.-A dispatch from Buenos
Ayres states that the report of a proposed
offensive and defensive alliance between the
Argentine Republic and the United States
originated ut the time OF the Chilean difficulty,
and had no stronger discussion at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

PLECRIsN PAINS and ali asthmstic and bronchial
affections are soon Relieved toy that certain remedy
for coughs aud colds, Dr. ID. jayne, EApectOrant
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sales-Regular call - l2 O'Clock H.: T. s. Elec-
trio Light, 10 at LAG; 10 at lag. Washington Loan
Government BOnds-U.S 5. IS, registered, 1901,
.l6 bid. III asked. U. $. Is. coupons, 1901.
III bid. lis asked.
district OF Columbia Bonds-Market stock. Is,
1892. currency, lol bid. asked. 20-year fund,
6s 1892 god l0Ok bid asked. 2Oyear fund, S. 1899
gold. LOG bid. = asked. Water stock. Is. cur
iency, 1901, III bid asked Boy fund Is. gold
1907 lis bid asked Water STOCK, IS, 1903, cur
rency, lZ2 bid, = asked. 3.66s. 1924. fund, cur
Tency, li2h bid ~ asked Shs, reg. z-ios, 1885,
Miscellaneous Bonds-W ashington and George
town Karoad lo-.o, 6s, ioz bid. - asked.
BILE Is. la5 bid, 49, asked Washington
Market Company, LIST 6s IlO bid, - asked.
WASHINGTON Market Company imp 6. rs bid,
pany, 5s, 100 bid asked Washington Light IN
fantry LIST mortgage is 1904, IS bd-a asked. Wash
inston Gas Company. series A, cs, 1856 bid. asked.
Washington Gas Company, series b, Is, rs bid.
asked. Washington Gas Company Converti-
bic Us. 1891, l42 bid. = asked lexington Railroad
Is ssx bid. Iv2 asked. Capitol and North street
Railroad LIST mortgage IS, lUs bid - asked. Met
ropotan Railroad Convertible 6s, us bid. 1873
asked. l. 5. Electric Light Convertible IS. liz
bid ll3 asked Anacostia Railroad 6s. lo2 bid.
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone LIST
mortgage Is, w bid. los asked. Masonic Hall As
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. 395
bid AIS asked Bank of Republic. zso bid. =
800 bid. : asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 100
bid, = asked. Citizens 40 bid. ls5 asked Colum-
bia 1856 bid - asked. Capital. Id bid. - asked.
West End, l0I bid. los asked Traders, ia bidllI
asked -ncoln.?9Is bid, lv2 asked. Ohio 100 bid. -
asked. Second. l6j bid, - asked.
kail.oad Stocks = Washington and Georgetown.
2a5 bid. asked. Metropolitan. l04 bid. l12
asked Columbia, 63 bid, - asked. Capitol and
North o Street. 20 bid asked lexington
and Soldiers lone, IS bid, - asked. Rock Greek.
lo0bid - asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, -
bid. % asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen IS bid, So asked.
Franklin. 81 bid, IS asked. National UniOn lis bid,
lS4 asked. Corcoran 81 Il bid, Is asked. Columbia,
IL bid II asked. Potomac, IS bid. 50 asked.
Riggs y bid, asked. Peoples, 81. Did. 8 asked
Lincoln, So bid. N asked. Commercial. bid, 81
asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Rea Estate Title. 100
bid, - asked. Columbia Title. 81 bid. asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas.
49, bid AN asked U. s. Electric Light, l46 bid,
$50 asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid. - asked.
Telephone StOcks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 90
bid. 05 asked American Graph0phone bid, I
asked
Miscellaneous StOcks-Great Falls Ice Company,
1875 bid, l5U asked Bull Run Panorama Company,
is bid. Is asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, j
bid. Il asked. Lincoln Hall, IS bid, - asked.
Washington arket Company, IAN Old, l6 asked
interocean Building Company. - bid, % asked.
safe Deposit and trust companies - Washing
ton Loan and Irnsf company. 1928 bid, 1t93s
a,ked American Security and Trust C hnti y
l01K bid, l0Sh askeu. Mashington safe DEPOSIT
Company, lo0 bid, - asked.
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.
LATE ARRIVALS.

LATE ARRIVALS.
An attractive item in this Department IL a
strictly Atwood Broldc!Cth- finished Refer
suit-30-ireh Refer with two rows of real,
buttons. yoke belt and bell skirt All sizes.
SO .5--
Gray MohaIr Wrappers. with Black border
trimming. loose front and tight back AL
sizes.
--s1O0-
(Ihird foor..--.. 18th st. building.)
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A New DIsrRrcr LAw.-The President has sp-
proved the act TO prevent fraudulent trausac-
tons on tho part Of commission merchants and
other consignces of goods and other property
In the District Of Colunbia
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Range of the Thermometer,

The following were the readings at the ofics
ofthe weather bureau today: am, "A. pm,
"a; maximum. 80; minimum. Is
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the oIenine and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to COrsOn and Mccartney. 1919 street
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NEW NECK Frxrxes.

Re invite your inspection of the handsomsst
collection Of Ladies' Made-up Neckwear it has
ever been our good fortune to ret together al
one time. Many OF the styles have never been
shown before Space will not permit OF a de-
sription of everything. SO We offer As ex-
s.nplss:
A line Of J.bots. made Of MORE Chiffon. at
81 each
% iozen yards Feather Ruling in sixteen
I..sa.
--ef1&c. yard
.--- Second annex
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BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Fiour dull-western
super, 3.06a3 49, do extra, S.40aa.00. do. family,
4.25a4.75: winter wheat patent. l. I5a5e9. spring
wheat patent. 4Saa5.l0: do. do. straight, 4 Goa
+:so - receipts 1895 barrels; sales. l5O barrels
Wheat easy-No. red. spot, ss.sass*: March,
ssAa9sI; April. 9sat asked; May, s6tsayc,s; June,
as5,s-recepts, S6,6s7 bushels: shipments, A,O00
bushels: stock. 754,565 bushels; sales, III 900
bushels. Southern wheat Quiet-Fultz, esai.0o;
LongDerry, 95al.Q1. Corn asy-nixed spot, Is "a
Asa; March, %5ssa45A; April, 46a4S,S; May, 45a.a
45a; steamer, mixed, 4th a44k-receipts, 1885
bushels: stock, l,I9asSs bushels; Sales 900 BUSH
els southern corn casier-white, 45aA6k; yellow,
46a4i. Oats fairly active and higher-No Whine
western, 36as6h: No. mixed western, 34E asked
receipts, 1000 bushels; stock, 1ss,3s9 bushels
Rye steady-No. & 9l-receipts, 4,56a bushels; ship
ments. ssh bushels; stock, 1s4,tss bushels Hay
nrm--go0d to choice timothy, i4O0alas0. Grain
freights dun and steady.steamer to Liverpool,
per bushel, %a4kd.; Cork for orders, per quarter,
$50 a3s6d.; cotton 2Sc. per l00 pounds: n0ur
l6c- per 100 pounds. Cotton nominal-Iniddling.
81. Provisions steady and quiet. butter nrm.
Eggs steady-i5 Coffee steady--Rio carg0eA tail,
I'm; No. {, 14x. sugar steady. Copper Arm
refined, ukallA. Whisky urin. Peanuts-viT-
ginia fancy nand-picked, *; do. choice. do, -;
North Csroiina, sa3k.
BALTIMORE. March a:-virRinia threes. TsHa
79s; Baltimore and Ohio stock. 1oi asked; North
ern Central stock. % bid; baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern second Incomes. 81 asked: % third
tacomea shaSk; consoaidated O. bondst ilex
asked; Do ssockA 0aslk.
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1T would seem impossible that any previous sale Of
Art Goods has attracted throng Of enthusiastic con-
nosseurs like that witnessed the Palas Royaicday
Another great surprise In reply to tele-
gram the importer sends this message flying over the
wires: Accept Offer. ship tonight. This means at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning shall have as
choice pieces of Brc-a- Brac eagerly pur-
chased today. As remarkable prices guaranteed.
viz. IS. 9S. s2.9s, 81. and low soc. for Royal
Westeria. Trllis Adderly. Bonn. Leicester and Majo
lica Wares. Some Of the large and tine
sisters of those for which $40 has been charged at
wholesale. The explanation OF these remarkably low
prices will be appreciated by those who understand
the ups and dotcs of importers and others dealing in
choice the demand for which is much affected
by good and bad times. surplus of fow hundred
pieces of brc.a brsc is Difficult. to turn into
than thousands Of dozeas staple articles like
hsndkerc hiefs. &C. None know this better than i'm
porters, and tits seldom they caught nalpi,s9. 50
that we repeat what We wrote you Saturday: Byica
eroc comprising the GdT0ai,s cC lifetime offered
you
Ii ANDKERCHIEFs staple enough. Here are
800 dozen Mems and Ladies' Handkerchefs that
imported to retail 5c. two. We purchased
them a: reduction in price enabling the Offering Of
3 FoR 25c.
Those for ladies are in plain White. Mourning and
colored heinsched borders Those for men in coIored
borders only. DC. each c. will dispose Of them
quickly less than hat price will the hundred
pieces of bric-a brac.
II OS. EEY.-.t will not be more than mouth or SO
and summer-weights will alone be asked sor. We take
tune by The foreiOck 21c. pairs for 81 for all
&c. Black Hose in medium spring weights. No
limit 70 quality. only tbs recreation: the reduces
price is only until tie stock is reduced to so dozen
pairs
UlNGKAMS-1Sc. for Csc. Scotch Ginghams is a
one-day surprise. for tomorrow only. One of
methods Of quickly introducing goods. This
tina: YOU hardly resist Tuesdays special price,
Here the pads Cheeks stripes and plain col.
in all the beautiful summer shades. so many of
which will be scarce later.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued bs,ow)
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BE SURE You ARE Rroz,.
THEN GO AHEAD"

But nrst be very you rixhf 10 % % sasv -
be deceivsd-you may be wrong and yet not knovfl
when you 20 to buy bottle Of cARrER's LITTLE
LIVER PILLS be sure you s.t ''c-A-R-TI-R's.-
their value. they mover fan. But don't soss our IN
junction.
'.BE SURE You ARE RIGHT
Be sure You ssk for ''c-A-R-T-E-R-.6" - suU
you get .c-Aa-I-E-R,s.- Fnsds and limitations
VIII put yoa wrong. donsiss them DO H. De SURE voc
get IL ssnuins cARTER's LITTLE Liver PILLs.
a POSITIVE cuRE FoR SICK HEADACHE.
Small Pm. enan Doss. small Price nOs
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Note. The AH-t;nen T9rehon Loces at the surprise
price of sc. and I0c. gar. are ~ mistake omitted
from list Lelor.
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ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE
IsrAxrs DrraRruEST.

Chiidren's GuiIHpcs. made Of good quality
1nsi!a lEon. yoze OF trcks. sleeves and neck
finished with neat edge Of Hamburg. high. full
sleeves. handmade button holes and small
pearl buttons
-SIecial price, 25c- each
Childrsnts Ginzhsm Dresses in a variety Of
neat plaids. made Gretchen style. trimmed in
lace, hiEh, ful. sleeves and deep hem.
-Sr-cial price. 25e. each
Childrs1's Muslin and Ions-Cioth Night
Drawe-s, neck and sleeves finished with edge
Of Hamburg.
-7Jc. 70 SLID
CoecVha hoor----.-.-------l Oth s. buiding.)
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TALK WIN THE CHINESE MINISTER N M
GARD TO THE TREATMENT OF HIS PEOPLE IN
THIS couSTRr-HIs REMARKS UroN THE ArrI-
TuDE OF THIS GOVERNMENT.
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" NAPPRoACHABLE
80 Pieces
BRAspESBuKs CLorH.
loo. A YARD.

This fabric is known the country over az one
OF the dainties: and pre;tiest products of the
domestic LOOM We could sell them as per-
feet goods for more money. but that ISN'T our
way Of dOinx business They are subject 20
iin2erfN,tiOr---O s!islt. however. that yon'l
nave to search carefully &c detect them
Chose Styles If you want, buy now. as
there's bit one cas-.
--I5c- a yard
(Zss floor u. auuexD
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rs an illustration of superior quality linked with
low price see the Black Silk Point d'Ireland Demi
flouncings marked oc. Icic This sale are reduced
20 s.c q ytTd!
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W ooDyAED & LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND + SITS. NV.
INTERESTING To Men.

OUR NEW sHIRTINGs
Arr now ready. French Nodras. English Or
fri. Scotch C5eriot and Wash SIR. For
Mems Nesligee and Outing Shirts There's rich
choosing smonx them. they are fresh and new.
We can take your measure now as well as not.
make you any style you wish and have them
Es>dy when we promise.
a visit to the MINIS DEPARTMENT will
siways be beneficial TO you. AT this stage of
the season soBisthing new comes in almost
dsilJ-amons the latest shipment of DO
dozen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-21

But TINS Is not the point: The reputation of
has made certain promises and if she does not
keep them don't you see what a bad example
this country will set the rest of the world? 1
know that The STAR is truthful paper and
tells both sides and this is the reason that am
willing to speak all this from the fullness of my
heart"
There is ono question would like to ask, ("
said The STAR reporter, If the United
States puts further restrictions on Chinese i'm
migration will China exclude Americans from
her territory?'
The answer was q long time in coming and
was diplomatic one.
RECIPROCITY WORKS TWO WAYS.
at seems to me that Americans should con-
slider the situation and withdraw from China of
their own free will. will answer your ques-
ton by asking you one. Let us suppose
that the American minister in London.
say, should say the Chinese minister, You
keep away from the American legation houre.
don't want you here Do you think the
Chinese minister would visit the American
legation any more? And do you think the
welcome at the Chinese legation? You may
draw your own infercnces
Again. suppose that one Washington bank
should say to another We won't have anything
more to do with You; We will not handle your
paper Say the next week that same bank
should ask the other for loan OF 100000 or
30, do you think il would be accommodated?
THE American people are talking q great
deal about reciprocity Just now. They should
remember that reciprocity works two ways"
WHAT CoxoRKss MAE DO.
There il feeling in Congress that the time
has come when this country must stop tempor-
izing with this question and must either make
the prohibition against the coming Of
Chiuese in this country general and
absoluts, or else must throw the
doors wide open to all Chinese
II 10 obvious that The latter will not be done.
The expectation Is that this Congress viii 20 to
the farthest extreme Of Chinese restriction,
and in that event IL 10 likely that al our Dip
lomatic relations With China VIII be ended
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-08-16
10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS

DEAR FRIENDS The death of Col.
Polk makes 1T necessary that the affairs
OF his estate be settled. We can no
longer look to him for any income to
help IN dull seasons TO pay the bills Of
IHE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, but on the
other hand we must settle up some
large accounts we owe, and settle
them at once, too, or have trouble and
extra expense. Not only are there ac-
counts against THE PROGRESSIVE FAR
MER that must be met, but there are
also other bills, and quite large ones,
too, which we have to meet. Now if
our subscribers will be as faithful to
us as we have been and expect to CON
tlnue to be to them, we will be able in
a very short time to get all these mat
ters settled and go right on battling for
the people. We did not think we
would make any urgent cali upon our
subscribers to pay up back dues and
renew until later in TIE fall, but this
necessity IS now laid upon us, and we
feel Confident the good brethren will
not lay this paper down and neglect
and forget our present needs. We
have prepared a table above which
shows the date of each issue of the pa
per since Jan. 1, 1891, and up to June
AAg 4OO%y OAAO NC1GC VI NOAs L YIN y AOCACA4'
Your label may not contain one of
these dates, but it may contain a date
falling in this period embraced in the
table. If so, you owe US something,
and to find the amount look on the
table for the date on your label, or the
date preceding the date on your label,
and opposite this date will be the fig
ures showing the exact amount you
were due The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
when Col. Polk died. These little
amounts due us, If oil paid IN Gt once,
will help us straighten out all our press
ing obligations that promise us trouble
if not settled at once.
Brother and friend, this statement
of the case is before you, and though
it may be hard for you to raise dol
lar or two dollars, or even a smaller
amount now, will it not be much easier
for you to do it than for us to lose
$4, 100000 or $5,O0O.O0 on account of
your failure? If you find the amount
you owe is less than $1.OO, send 81. 90
before August goth, 1892, and we will
enter you up a year and an extra
month If it is more than $1.00 and
less than $500 you owe, send 50 90 and
we will enter you up two years
and two months extra. Send us not
only your own renewal, but get up
club and send along with it. You can
do much good in your community by
circulating this paper, In writing us
always give the amount sent, and the
name of the postoffice to which your
paper is going, and your own name
plainly written. Let us hear from you
at once, please. Yours,
J. w. DENMARK,
Business Manager.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-08-16
BEAUFORT COUNTY RESOLl
TIONS.

At regular meeting of the Beaufort
County Alliance, held July 18th, 1892,
at Edwards Mills, the following reso-
lutions of respect were passed:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to remove
from us our beloved and trusted leader,
Col. L. L. Polk, President of the N. F.
A and l. y. Therefore be it
ResOIOed, by the Beaufort County
Alliance, that in the death of Bro. Polk,
the Alliance has sustained a loss not
easily repaired, and the country one
of it's purest citizens and ablest advo-
Gates of reform.
2 That we hereby tender our sym
pathy to the bereaved family and ear
nestly hope that their loss is his eter-
nal gain.
3. That copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Beau:
fort County Alliance, and a copy be
sent to The PROGRESSIVE FARMER for
publication. All reform papers please
copy. BURTON STILLEY,
VIM M. BUTT,
J. r. GALLOWAY,
Committee.