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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
PRINCE CARNEGIE.

has been writing articles his castle hunting grounds
telling how American protecion driving foreign implement makers
the He relate makers
and still "protect" labor
We shall publish OF the wit of this pnc bufoon shortly
This take the following the North British
THERE'S but Ell Dorado and Andrew Carnegie it's Prophet
Triumphant Democracy that he has discovered Economic
Law whose operation will inevitably crush the only
the home markets. but the the world we'll
and leave the Yankee producers complete the situation This
Economic thus ws Knoch Rannoch
been called by it's dcoverer The Surplus Briefly stated Mr.
Canegie tBy the heavy tariffs levied all
enabled American higher
all manufactured articles than could otherwise be obtained As
result being thus able charge the nord
goods the American able
sell his surplus stocks market without profit them
ALL the exoronate off American purchasers being
sufficient satisfy the rapacy the American manufacturer
which the archsweater of Works distinguished
type Mr. Carnegie illustrates his theory the Of agricultural
chne leading maker agricultural implements had told him that
the British maker this class goods being rapidly OF
the markets conquern with surplus
stocks which he willing sell ALL Mr. Carnegie had
the Yankee this
he really the British maker the highest possible
compliment for undoubtedly British implement maker holding his
markets the world notwithstanding
the great handicap that the Yankee manufacturer
highly protected home which nonate profits could
acted that surplus goods abroad could be sold without
profit whatever There leading manufacturer this England
who has CLOSED out his business the Colonies and cons being
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
An Article of Extraordinary Importance.

The editor OF this journal has received of extraordinary i'm
portance written which will be published within
relates the history this country from 1868
shadows the lives Abraham Lincoln Charles
Sumner Stevens Roscoe Conkn Garfield and Guau Hor
Greeley Wheaw Reid and Gould letter
the they gentle
letter. The author member the
national committee within intimate Of the White
OF the large eastern cities for time and
Of great wealth.
years the 1885, publishing journal
the the state We published portion OF letter stating that
the Mississippi had been instructed the repub
tariff platform the
author of that letter the author OF the
publication until correspond with the family
the COS directed writer The
friendship which has existed for
years. points verify by not two,
OF Clevelands former cabinet.
writer thereof probably heard Of the ef the part Of
number reputable that Abraham Lincoln murdered
direction Of Wall street fnanc But little attention has been
But the facts certainly painful
% light the two most agcal deaths two singular
rerements sudden the
the history nation during thirty
knowing the terrible dpavity politicians
possibilities involved in the secret history
this nation.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
SOUTH DAKOTA


The grain blockade South Dakota desperate than
year during the There millions bushels held in
money
damnabe offensive, unchsian and depable
period the south middle be
railroad the but
the "relef' Of the blockade!
could the blockade which way
until the middle January eieve be formed
locomotives the reie
the aiding Sbyoks
plunge the grain suddenly The
Of all the chamber of which
checker-board for the game.
puppies fight fourhca fight,
gives popus
reported.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
WHY ?

Our good friend Nelson Tines gives
us reasonable criticism his for resignation
as State kind and he is not backward
condemnation.
says in part
brought campaign energy
To any
appalling We venture that other in the posi-
ton Mon rot @ he ba @
which to will produce glorious harvest The
tells that the sentiments nations
months but and decades must before
The resignation Fshdoes do credit him
for and consistency with which he
saw pan,
mate tie
that he should grow
lack Of success especially when in all
year than victory any other year.
So reasonable just criticism calls explanation
We designed resignation when yelled off the stage for calling
Owen platform the late State Convention
impossible wholly the Of three
Of at least Partnership
and the endless hours public speaking with
theabuse the lies thenjustce
three years concluded to withdraw.
But then campaign. 1t impossible
paign At OF known
Judgment family and endat cost Of thousands doarsand
thing spe-We
os wor-unt hunting
dead game We ragged accused
what influence with the
that committee Donne threatening
letters this? Why declared
res large that the party had been
Tu Hanson the others ean That the
hands we're murderers We defended Donny the
othes And within that time
when supposed ecturng night gotta morning
to St. 800 miles, spent thenight uon msonno
son Of the family the commttee knowing
ST. enough down dozen myself lit
boon oenuine appointment time!
IF our friends committee doubt this furnish
cunt only Involved statement
Of much ssn cur pewe leader and
T And soul outside scheme get the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02

purpose What the
W KNOW.
kept right campaign defending the party loyalty ut
St. Paunot word about expenditure
work done nty without
making and night speeches and midnight
rides
and the stricken party staggered to it's
again. withdrew official relationship Always ILL., broken
purse unwilling appear the guilty defeat
the following letter:
To the Executive Committee State Farmers Alliance
GENTLEMEN duties
the State Alliance This resignation
meeting weeks meeting
sor an opportunity out his winters work
withdrawal official relations
wholly to methods used the active agents
great expenditures connected with the work.
neglect OF private business wearing a
broken upon
ed leave the field. .
viii your body kindly the you
GREAT for Publication The taken
publish you either public interest bust
official
separated active minority questions public pol
proving: adoption platform the
worthy OF and will the
Wheu inactive majority takes the rns Of
mighty the uplifting mann de-
minority Very Truly Your obi Serv't
~ - Wv ~ w.
There was necessity any from Mr. Donney We
him. The soaked with Donney We
otta subscribers devotion to
his cause hundred dollars for his advertising
paid preliminary personal bills for him out OF pocket
The grand old man had his smtten
the bowost for hour his magnificent
his uest friend 1t the fusion viper that
the Donney have
who shall be known for years uncounted
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
Now What do YOU Think :!

Furong has back Sprague
most usyas betray Of the al
lance old Scheer intrigue into the democratic party
And who the alliance sell
paper destroyer and uproo and not udeup
And goodmpered harmonizrs take the
Now Fuong elected the democratic ticket the state
legislature advocate last gure?1 He
candidate speakrwith his the
Globe and long booming him. his having
been an "aIlance YEARS ago.
learn OF the OF Cy yelling
ESQ., by Railway Hcrh the able attorney
the solicitor corporation Mr. wellington much promise
becoming powerful popust advocate es partner of w. w. Err
seemed whom
gather The who make powerful address without
standing they af publicly ther
privately
Fegs scheme get Congress make contest against
the ballots H. f. enoittng thu
first name Feig-it work. my cbd-be
OF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02

out Of Europe On the contrary leading manufacturers
holding
with all rivals the foreign markets but are maintaining their ground
Machinery Review notice the works Of M Ben Reid
Aberdeen which stated that only that firm nunda
both home and but that
ing recently received European
satisfactory trade both the and markets. though
doubtless the home trade will be affected by the disastrous harvest and
prices for stock presently prevailing The story poured in the willing
leading of this
dismissed therefore, Carneges
working with the United States than he
does Britain that another fiction How could working
with the United States than
the that they this country Such
statement, therefore, is absurd on the face Of it.
subscribers the country large understand that
the position Official Organ OF the Alliance Noto We utter
and absolutely refused be official Then absence the
state executive committee made journal Official Publications. We
have resigned The
pigs TAIL twist itself defend order ontsted
parties organ be useful that be by
uome sehood 1t cannot
to-uness the "powers' permit
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
California and Nebraska

Are the hands the popus The republicans have majority but
the popul the balance umake
didae either get moderately
from these Will make the
Nebraska consists OF republicans gths popusts
and democrats There the republican doomed
popuist CO. popuist
sympathes everything expected
al ceOfn
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
MINNESOTA MATTERS.

Judge called the Office the other day to tell us
editorials the fusion outrage Evidently Hansons action
There distinct mumur gong
Donnys selling OUT again! That atogetn
especially that OF 1u-
What debt do we owe
But Mr.. Do nelly has not sold us out.
circulars to Of the peoples party
Mr. Donn genius does not SHINE
attached In it he Butt our c1etest wan1
control and that be depended on
and 2ll .aergencieso
journal which You can control Put
up your ten thousand sail in fusion don't kill you will
have There is fact it wanted just what
meant by dpendd cannot guess Fer
haps Mike Doran A. L. Strombeg 1t feature OF jour
nalm which before openly
country ea OF these fusion gentlemen DID
not mean conscence Who knows who will
Mr. Donney Angel Somberg secretary? Suppose
it Hompe Suppose were? Could these two worth
les invent damnaby scheme than the electoral mon
ros;v9 And then that paper
Nctioe Of County Alliance Meeting.
The meeting Renv Co. Farmers Alliance hereby called
To meet in the village Tuesday, Dec 90 92at 2ocock
For the ensuing and the election OF one del
egae the annual meeting OF the State
also business that before
meeting
Each subordinate alliance three delegates.
Every alliance is requested to full delegation
JAMES HANNA Prest. Co. Alliance.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
A Word or Two

executive committee which met the o
week endorsed Secretary Hansons
murd of the peoples party
Those Gods sake and Humanit SAKE
written by Robert Schng We ask that
who edits in Lac qu Par County to read
+ Read where it their damnab ot and shorght
ed Read pectaces at last admit that
three long terrible battle for the salvation OF
the friends it's destoyers Then keep
right on prosecuting and lying about
another peoples party state
But we do by corrupt
agency official organ not known 1t into the o
al cloak And S. stock subscriptions
ee plenty afford to IS help him
with Only don't be fooled with stoc That
stock business finds alned ducks to be taken in
that to get the capital No
paper by the scheming and
public when did
the soficial businessman such.
very question will be asked of the which to
be by the fuons will be:
the G. w has saybecause that the only
"Donney and Doc no. then prepared to
ND some Is No? We know what
will be rump meeting week has already endorsed it,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-02
The Peoples Party.


people think that the peoples party will thing
past They that the county ticket
discourage will throw the and mky
the old parties Fond dlsion! That will
peoples party This will only
strengthen will prompt greater exertions to closer
ganzaton careful OF and to intelligent
determined, and successful fight two years hence
peoples has feel discouraged at it's record
We have made gains whole We have oub
representatives and the hav
will have five the SD And Weaver
states Harrison has, We have oed
larger first presidential candidate than the republican
their first presidential candidate Ought to feel
results? The nationality dodge and being pres
ticket getting larger The
get that be relied the future has with
with the old parties for and has resisted the thousand and
passed through fiery
basis future work The trouble county
ticket defeated this fall losing
taken from and given to their candidates and still only
gained about 400 this gain
40 such es h s that a @
Will Ssn7 sa By Ss tns S ~ Ink
Candidates getting far
se1 ps %4 sos ts and aass % s
aa d
this opportunity gratitude and tn ks to the friends who
esteem highly tt friendship for and confidence in
me which they thus expressed F. c. GREENE
grand inspiring address
States thought sadly the Of that
election Where the rotund and oquen
times like thee Oh desperate chance
xpeeny How much loft nob defeat
which trs the orchestrion the
ryhmw compromise
guilt sin! Great have mistakes Donney
he made his
magnitude Of soul The time but the magnificent prophet
Of it's coming rped the OF it's arrival and left others
Welcome OF Mans Life to be spoken at the portal
Today Mr. Donney struggles for little things Tomorrow the
heart will rise again to it's heritage OF power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The Chicago papers insist on the burning of
garbage, some Of them by householder. who
may be prepared for it, and others by city
erematories. Incarceration is a perfect mode
when due preparations for it have been made.
The objection has been raised to burning refuse
IN the Kitchen range that it is offensive to
nsigheors. IL is. however, no more so than the
garbage can and its delivery to the garbage
cart The offensiveness in the one case is evil
dence OF sanitation, in the other of insanitary
Conditions. Proper crematory arrangements
might be established in all cities combining
private with public cremation. under judicious
system, involving comparatively small expense
and greater Gertrude Of health, as well as con-
yenience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

For the next three or four days the pedes-
trian-nale and ferna!e-will practically pos
sess the streets; they viii do because in
many places the sidewalks ordinarily too
harrow. in other cases because a large proper
ton Of the common footway has been unlaw-
fnlly and improperly appropriated by the
buiiGer~ q: seats from which the parade is to
~ seen By those who have the currency where
with to satisfy the builders aforementioned
In view OF these eonditions-natlral and IN
natural-it Is not unreasonable to ask carriage
owning and carrihge-operating citizens to drive
little possible IN the main thoroughfares,
vide though those thoroughfares be. until the
gres; multitude has taken Its departure Driy-
ers Who must or will drive during this week
NAV tighten their responsibility in Of col
hsion by moving with more elaboration than
usual, especially at street crossings. The
thoughtful man, however, needs NO advice on
this subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Tomorrow is the day Of the great parade. It
IL also the day, or one Of the days, on which
thousands of wAshingtonians are accustomed
10 purchase provisions at the Center Market
After $50 a. m. il will not be possible for any
one not provided with the badge of authority
70 cross Pennsylvania avenue at any point be-
tween the Capitol and Washington Circle. 1t
therefore behooves housekeepers who reside
north Of the avenue to arise early and complete
their marketing trip before the time mentioned.
BelAted ones will have their choice of returning
home by an uncomfortably circuitous route or
OF being arrested and locked up for attempting
10 run the blockade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19
The dedication Of the Grand Army Plac

The dedication Of the GRAND Army Place
amid the scenes and under the circumstances
Of the occasion have been impressive beyond
anything that has occurred in the reunions
since the great review at the close Of the war.
The mind Of the veteran, sweeping over the in
termediate time, h saddensd by the nations
losses IN the midst Of its gains by the removal
from the scene of their triumphs Of SO
many OF the heroes Of the conflict But
n the figures Of Grant. Sherman, Sheridan,
Meade. Hancock and others Of the army and
the figures Of the naval heroes Of the great war
for the Union are missing from the reunion
there Is the comforting certainty that they ap-
pear In full splendor in the pages Of history.
They are merely leading the way as they used
10 do In the days that tried mems souls. And
one Of the purposes Of the present reunion, q
purpose IL Is hoped which will be successfully
carried out, Is the erection Of approprt
etc monuments to each and all of
these great sons Of the republic.
Standing in the shadow Of washington's monu-
mental shaft, in sight Of the spot sacred to the
repo-e Of so many thousands Of the bravest men
Who ever lifted an arm in defense Of human
rights, well may the old soldiers Of the United
States recall the oaths Of the past to be true in
memory and deed to the cause Of the Union
and the csnse Of American progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The great variety and number of features of
the grand encampment hardly diminish the i'm
pOrtance to the veterans and their auxiliaries Of
the choice Of the eommander-in-chief anu the
president Of the Woman's Relief Corps. To
Washington the first named event ia magnI:ied
by the candidacy of prominent Washing
tonian who. a. the last encampment. gracefully
yielded his Claims to the Office ia order to secure
the honor Of entertaining he encampmen, to
the capital of the republic. From the circle of
those named fox these positions a suitable choice
canno; FAIL to be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19
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IF: L: :aains HSSau:::: IL IL
LIZ in: Il Tee:: Ci.syy.

A you ven know. ever large city hes
IT. leading Ladies' Coat. Cloak and Suit
house. We occupy the position Of lead
srs In our line here. wo have won upon
our merit by carrying not only the largsse
stock. but the most fashionable. stylish
and Jackets. Coats. Oioaks.
Capes and Suits to be found In this
or any city. Our garments are pracu-
cally custom-mads and equal tbs pro-
auctions Of the most celebrated tailors.
The styles are American notifications
Of the extreme European creations.
wecordially invite the strangers now
within our gates to visit the store and. II
they be ladies'. to inspect the Fall and
Winter Novelties" in Coats. Cloaks.
Wraps. Capes and Suits. which have
been secured thus early In the season
expressly for your benefit
The elevator viii take you from floor
10 floor. and upon each floor you will find
easy chairs. waiting rooms and other
conveniences.
In addition 70 Coats. Cloahs and
Suits we carry . complete stock Of
Ladies' Furnishings. such a. Gloves.
Hosiery. Underwear. Handkerchief.
Ribbons. Lacss. Corssts. Nsckwear.
Fans. Extracts. Perfumeries. Toilet
Waters. Soaps. Notions. Umbrellas. &c.
Bear In mind that Coats. Oloaks and
Suits are our main feat lres. and II you
wish further confederation Of our POSI-
ton as Leaders In our line We refer
you to any fair-rninded Wsshingtonisn.
We are ION the avenue" No. gy3. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets. and will be
glad N have you visit the store during
your stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The grand parade Of tomorrow will be the
GROWING resiew Of the eneaupment. 80 far as
street -peetaclss are concerned The scene Il
not likely ever TO be surpassed in the present
generation The city and the occasion will
have met a. they Will never meet again while
the veterans Of tle mon survive in such MINI
bers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The good news from the AdiroDdaeks Of Mrs.
Harrl-on probable con GleScence and early re-
turn to the White House Is highly gratifying to
the American peolie. whose sympathies have
been, without reserve or exception extended to
their chief ms .,istrate IL the moments OF lis
great sOlicitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The Holland lad who put his finger in hole
snd stopped the flow Of water through the dyke
became a her" forever Uncle Jerry Eu-k will
please bear this IN miRd and act with becoming
promPtness With the first rain cloud that
Threatens leakage during the G. \. Il. en-
esLal n.snt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Philadelphia j. giving much serions though.
" the 1ueSti"a Of whether il would not be a
good idea to asphalt al her streets. The Quaker
city l. showing al adaliruLlo ambition 10 get in
step with the times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Senator Hil's lecture a, Brooklyn tonight is
looked forward to with great deal of interest.
Perhaps he will tell what he thinks OF the
~agneriAn theory Of harmony in a political
pArry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Washington has assembled within its limits
enc Of the biggest aggresatons Of people on
record. with more coming. AMI wha, is more
significant. IL Is taking care of them all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The cities who are competing for the honor
Of entertaining the G. A. r. next year will take
notice that Washington has set pretty high
standard as a precedent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Congressman Watson Is alleged 20 have suf-
fered great loss OF popularity in Georgia 1t is
feared that he has been making unguarded
criticisms Of the watermelon habit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

With the finest bands Of the country pouring
into the city, the encampment presents excel
lsnt claims to consideration as q music festival
of some consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

II is possible that a belief that secret can
not be successfully buried lad Mr.. Peck 70 try
cremation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Chicago might send q committee to observe
bow Wellington handles crowd, and get some
points for the world fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Lager beer is not . cholera preventive.
This fact Ia dedueed from Cincinnati's decision
hat she may find it necessary to quarantine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Carl sehurz's letter to the BROOKLYN demo-
crsts shove that he Is still ineontestably the
proprietor Of iirst-class hov Of language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

The fat,ed calf Is doomed. but there Is not q
nrsdisl en- among the entire lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19
WILLIAM II. MoKsrw.
|. 933 Pa AVE. NV.
: CnA1e & :
f: HARprse. ;
ssss sssssssssssss !
A New
Furniture Firm

After working night and day for q week
we now ready for business. We have
been doing a great deal more business from
the first day we commenced than really
had time to attend to. bu, now. for the first
time, we can take a long breath and feel that
We can offer our customers the Conveniences
and attention Of a well-oTdered store. We
believed that you would patronize q firm
who would do business in accordance with
straight business precepts. and the last few
DAYS have shown that belief to be a reality.
Neither reputation nor fence is strength
ened by vhitewash. and We never indulge In
IL. Everything is what 1t appears to be-
sometimes more-but never less We wish
all to bear in mind this princiTa al feature Of
our business, that we shall have but "ons
price"-marked in PLAN figures from
which price there will be no deviation what
ever. 1t will not be a QUE tiOn o: how much
an article will bring. but hOtc iou IRE can AZ.
ford 10 sell IL.
We have an elegant stock of fine Drap-
cries and handsome FuIniture-and will be
glad to show you through the store.