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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

While the factory enterprise has
not been taken hold OF as it should
have been by the financial! men OF the
city, there has hardly been 4 doubt
but in the end the scheme would win.
although the slowness in providing
means to start ZIP the factory on It
pa, ing basis, led the citizens Of a
neigiiboring town to suppose the
movement would fall through and
induced them to make an o;t,r to
Messrs. Bennett and Donncli. the
owners, for the factory to move away
from here. But during the past week
the amount has been made up. suf
ficient to put The enterprise in a spleIi-
did condition, and the factory will
be put in order BY charging The same
and other wise fixing it 70 start III.
ut on early day. vt the present
time we are unable to say just when
the factory will BE- started, but i,
will not he long before the whistle i.
| heard.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Oat sowing is Ike order Of the day.
VIM Ranoy. ~. has received his
pension.
Henry Ran,y has purchased q fine
horse. which will make the season Il;
his farm, one-fourth mile east OF
Lawn Ridge store. We wish Mr
Ranev success in his new enterprise.
}. Z. payi, Was elected road ever
seer in this district for the ensuing
year Suppose We will have good
roads now.
Alex. Lennon has sold his farm here
aud moved to his fathers place south;
west Of Memphis.
Jam.:, i.,l'lMitil sold his farm t,
James Crawford and has purchase
and moved onto the Alex LDlnvi
place.
VIM. Adams has traded his farm
for the Z. e. Hume farm and vii
move there soon. lis wife is in very
p"or health yet.
VIM. Hodges has soli lis firm II
Mcssrs. j. I. Muffin, John and Vim
llarhridGo.
Rev. ". Steve, 5 flied lis appoint
ment al Lawn Ridge last Sunday. H.
will preach here Oh tie FL Sunday j!
June Ill | i o clock.
Rev. Jones vii! preach here every
ID and Al. Sundays at 3:33o p. N.
s;T.a,.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

At the organization last Saturda,
the following committee was selected
for the peoples party Of Scotland
county: Mt. Pleasant ". +. Unger;
Vest, H. +. Snoot; Jcf:eson, Thomas
Broadwatcr and Sol Allen; Thomson.
". II. +. Smith: Union, J. l., BURIAL
and Joseph Hyde; johnson, B. L.
Glover. The committee organized
by elec:iag Thos Broadwatcr chair
man and J. l.. DErn;ill secretary.
The townships WHO have failed to
elect a committeeman are requested
to do so ut once and report 10 the
chairman Of the comfy central con-
mittec. The meeting elected 7. II
Benson to represent this county OF
the congr essional committee. and !
J. Cox Oh the judicial committee.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Cty Election.

john NJ Geor--r, the father of FL
George, candidate for alderman in the
lat ward, was on the morning Of the
election pat in for 1 judge of the cl"c-
ton and even common courtesy cid
not prevent .!:m from serving Also,
in the second ward, one of the alder
men, G. VI. Cole. served on the elec-
lion board. The ;s!tiermans duty j.
to pass en- the city election returns
and he should not have served ON the
board. Also. Sheriff Sal!n. served Gu
the election board in the "a ward
Such matters as here spoken about
should not occur again and we trust
that the city authorities will be more
careful in the future -.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
From HazelvllIe.

William Granger has been very sci;
with the Ia grippe. but better at thu:
writing.
Mrs. Patterson is still on the s;cl,
list
William Howard, who has been Wis
ting III Michigan most Of the winter.
has returned home and reports f.av-
ing had q g,'oi time.
iiigar NaJnraan, who has been Iiv
lag in Nebraska for the past seven
Years, has retained home. Tie will
probably remain at home the coming
season.
The summer term of school heeai
At Liberty on Monday, Anri! 4th, wit!
Miss Annie Smoc; as teacher.
QHi:c q lively time was i':;a q: the
sc!ioo! meeting, iinil 5ih. This dis
;fict east Il majority vote fer y. f.
tacv: for ro:.'i oycrsecr. Nillitn
Humphrey Was e:eclcu school trustee
for three Years.
oar independent club met Tuesday
night, April oill. The Wi!motllvill,
club was present and an interesting
tine i:ad
Some of the members If L:ba:t,
clnb attended the Republican L"a.u,
meeting al Pleasant Hill, Thurs,ia,
night, and were invited t" join ii: IL,
discussion. whic: they did.
Liberty union met last Sa:urCla,
night. Considerable business wa:
transacted, after which We had lesson
No. > Economist Educational EXcr
cisvs. NV Ms mbeis aIc coming il
at almost every meeting. The uuio.
meets again in two weeks from Ia,
Saturday night. Members should al
come out Visitors always welcome
! MORE Anon
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
E~);E>k

Tie farmers are at lat in the:
field sowing eats.
We are glad to know that Nos;
every tax payer in this locality Is
% !ng square against the 80 cent
proposition. which is right.
We learn that Miss Roberts viii
address lis &: Brock il til. real future
in behalf cf the I. {, l.. L. and PEG
pie 3 party.
J. ". AID Andrew Corav a We c II
thus Iccaii', :'uEday last.
l'rof. ! \. CoDawa started las
VI cL,,ay for CEamois. No. where ht
Will engage in instructing TIE hr;; F.:
band aid orchestra during the sum
mer. FARuEE
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
"STRAIGHT G,;;lpS" EGGR.s i aaSiW.
is M.frlaps !. ! allure.
Al entirely new hook by Dr..

l. Al entirely new book by Dr. j.
\. iiDuscr, one O. She most militant
writer's and lecturers in Amcrica
If you ale not married, HAY he you
should he bat ran'! afford i. |: ynu axe
may be yun should BOT |,". iAi> is
no medical book, 'ilJ Il par: i,lgh .on-
cd treatment Of this ,eXinG subject
b, one Who believes That marriage
should hot he a !Ai!;:re Every Young
person should read it c,rafliiy
rs guide to comha,;sh;ii,y. Is
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the serious question squarely. Nine
ten:hs of the married could gain
benefit if they would read aaI profit
by it. Purely social and literary
illustrated with applications to presen,
reforms. It shnwcs directly the de-
grading effect upon civilization where
poverty in5tcal OF prosperity i, the
rue.
Energetic agents can sell one in
every home and 10 good by il. Three
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each. Send for copy at once
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

The members o: the peoples party
Meeting, held in this city last Satnr-
CAY. have orr thanks for The resolution
adopted in regard to this paper. We
hope they further show their appIe-
citation Of our work by constituting
Themselves 4 committee to help work
up the circulation CT the tSsoS. 80
that we will be enabled to do the
righteous cause more good in the
future than in ti.a past.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Public Speaking.

Miss Lavina Roberts viii address
the people OF Scotland county as fol-
lows: Sand Hill Church, Monday.
Apri! 18th, 1892; Gorin, Tuesday
April 10Th; Brock. Wednesday, April
Doth; Arbala, Saturday. 3p. m, April
222a. The first three appointments
will Occur at 6:30 p. IN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Miss Lavina Roberts appeared be-
fore a large audience at Prospect
Grove last Friday and we are inform
cd that much good VIII result from
the speech she made there.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

The first regular term of the sum-
mer school Ct Kahoka College and
Normal University will begin on 9TH
OF June next andcoEtinue eight weeks
for the benefit of teachers and Others,
who cannot attend college at other
times, An unparalleled opportunity!
For circulars OF course OF study, send
to Pres. OVAL PIRKEY, or
P.nf. GUY CLINTON.
Kaho'1a, No. April, 1892.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

The taxpayers of Scotland, beside
providing for trusts, rational bond-
holder, etc, must now, make up an
amount for the Warsaw, Aaok,:h ami
home contingent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1892.
LOCAL EREVITt6S.

We do not want any Of The ''honor"
of Tuesdays election.
Oar laughing cat took tie g'ip
and is not piescntalle.
The weather has been somewhat
chilly since the election.
F. c. Hulen has the best ilour in
the city for 1925 a sack.
". y. Eurrds. OF Bible Grove was
IN the city one day last week.
Pref. James Cooley, Of Milton.
Iowa, WIS in the city Monday.
The Brock shooting affair was be-
fore Squire krot''s court yesterday.
Ladies'. &, to =. {. I"lcns 70:
new hats. !:c has the latest styles
+. {. llu!cn is selling al kinds Of
goods cheaper than ever before oi!:as-
ed
Those owing this ,f;cc On sub
Scrip;lon are a,kc,' 10 ca!l and sc1tl,
the same.
Tie formers. between rains. have
succeeded in sowing a considerable
acreage to oats.
\. ". Maddox and John 7. Me
E;iowncv, Of Prospec. Grove, was il,
the city Saturday.
NJ. Mills has on hand large stock
and good assortment Of breaking,
p,ows and cult!vators.
One more entertainment will fHrl
ish the band boys with sufficient mon
ey to procure uniforms.
A splendid article WAS receive,
from W. I. Smith. OF Bible Grove
last week, but too late for publication
Call on I'll Sumerlin for brown an,
white lcghorn eggs for setting. II.
has imported stock. and they are fine
Z. r. Bartlett invites the atten,p:
Of our readers to his real estate. in
surance and loan business in this is
sue.
The fine imported draft stations
Eigourcux and Monte Christie, vii
make The season Of 1892 at Law:
Ridge.
Oar particular friend, Steve NJ
p.ersun, Of Sane; Ii;!I. was in the ci:'
yesterday 10 learn i.or III" election
resulted.
Money to loan Oh ho:ii city al.
country property. No delay. Gco
H. Lowton, ST. Northeast corn>r q
the square.
DIR. 4. \. tsbusy, Of Linn count i,
ans! Ten. Asbury. of Crawford, wcr,
visiting their slater, Mrs. j. B. Re,
dish, oyer Sunday.
J. I. Wh:tacre {. CO. contemp.a;,
bringing on a large naY s;o:,', o
goods and becoming permanent mer
chants Of Memphis
Joseph NatIick is hriI:Iing 4 ncS
residence near tie Little Mills an,
will move from Milton. Iowa, whei
it Is Completed, to this city.
/ Chi,.crs < t,raboski. q. ". Holt
Memphis; y. X. Murphy, Hit; Pete
Meinl;ar(ll, Pleasant Retreat, ar
among our new subscribers this weci;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

The Memphis home talent company
will lie ready in a few weeks to pre-.
sent another splendid entertainment
The past sHcccs: OF this company
makes It certain that the next enter
ta!Hmcnt will be largely attended
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Fer Sale.

Thorough bred Poland China swine
male and female. l bought nv stock
of +. G. Nackols, Memphis Mo.
Having sold my farm | will sell
them on reasonable terms.
RILEY GALE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

II. &. Combs attended the meeting
Of kahoka lodge, X. of p last Thurs
day night. Mr.. Combs is coming in
great demand by Pythian lodges
for secret work he has mastered.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Now that the char factory Will
again be operated, it would be we'll
for those Interested in the city to
look after that building for the Bust
ness College.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Frank Witt, OF Nlilport, Kaox
county, was in the city last Saturday.
;!e assured us that Knox county WAS
alive to the necessity of advocating
and voting for the demands and the
principles of tie St. Louis industrial
uIatfarla.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Now that the bond QUESTION has
been "set:led' the citizens should
keep their eyes open to see the main
movers in tic scheme buy more town
property, enlarge their business OF
farms. It will come.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
The following is The result Of Tues

Eggs fer Matching Lansshan Bar
red Pl,moth Rock, white Plvmoth
Rock $l.00 per setting two settings
$1.7j {. \. DEWEY.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
o. Miller, of the Adair COUNTY

Bro. Miller. of the Adair Count;
Farmer, was in the city last Saturday
attending the Peoples party organi
zation meeting. Mr. Miller is I'll
earnest advocate Of reform measures
and his paper is accomplishing much
good in that direction.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
JOHN J.. GRAVE
X. u. tRAMER.
II 4 NIJIEp

Those traps can be had at Mount
& D,nGell's hardware store. Parties
abroad can secure them at 81 90 Il
piece or 5000 per dozen, by adj lress-
ing ~ McGarry, Crawford Station,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
peamaEs1iD. Book -Elepins. Shcrt- hand
Tciesraplic and Musical! Courses.

months scholarship in any department. OK
c.;,t m!sic..5i3
months scholarship in an: department. OK
c1rt 'm;!Hic, go.
2nonths sci,rlarsip in any department. OK
crirt music. 80.
irionth scholarship in an department., cx-
ccpt music. -.
Scholarships transferable unless otherwise
sraIn:ed- STUDENTS Get, crTtrf Vt any time and
ccu take any Studies they want ut reasonable
rates. c'il;- people. enrrl .:rd prepare YOUR
acivcs for y good position. We always en-
1cs"Or 10 place oar .t'!acn-- j., 0.!ti post lens
when they coa,;.let. II course. VIC also have
tie s..eEc: for the Remington and o; her stan
lard typ. Writer'S.
For further informant ion ca!i ct the College
Of send Tor circulars.
H. 4. REiSTE.i,, Principal.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

The so per cent compromise bond
election. Tuesday. resi,te | i'll about
500 majority for the proposition.
The result was expected, generally,
from TIE time the election. was called
The people we're entirely wore out by
The agitation. and being deserted hy
men whom tl:ey had placed confidence
iii, betrayed an; bounded by officials,
WHO should have stood hy them to
the last. there IS no won;,rr the voters
became tired. They have been play
ing in til" game against great odds,
aud many voted for the measure who
had ST cd nia,.fu!'y 40. Mt the steal
or absentee, themselves from The privs
\ good ma;iy are rejoicing now, who,
when it comes to paying tribute net
only to persons in Warsaw, keoku',
and citizen, right here AT home, will
not think il is :, pleasant arrangement.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
We. the undersigned, having Fri.

We, the Undersigned, having tried
McGarry's Mole Trap, can say it is
a perfect success, and we would not
be without one for four times the
price Of the trap. It's simple ant! un-
iGue, caisly set and whcr it is sprung.
you can bet Your bottom dollar it
has got him
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Nervous Debility.

\ gentleman having been cured OF Nervous
prGstration, Seminal Weakness. Premature
Decay. and all the evil effects Of early indiS-
cretion and you; hi,l folly. il anxious 20 make
kncwn 20 others the simple method OF SELF
CERE. To those who wish and y i'll give him
their SYMPTOMS he vii. scr.i tree r.! return
mail. Al copy of the tecipe 50 successfully used
in his case
Address. in confidence. JAMES w PiSkSEY.
e Cedar Street New York 6yi
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Loans outstanding, Jan.
LIST, 1892, ....... 1921 SO i
:,34 insurance policies is'd
in year 1891, amount. Asa. 10000
Total Insurance in force
JANUARY |. 1892. ..1.OS2. $50. @:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
REAL ESTATE.

Farms bought ana sold. Money
loaned on real estate security. H.
surance placed in iirs:-c!ass coinpan-
les. Attention paid TO collections.
LEE I. Witty,
Office with Mckee & Jayne, over Scot
laul Go. National Bank, south side
square, Memphis, no.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Statement Of Business

Transacted during year 1891 by the
H. r. Bartlett Real ii,tste. Loan and
Insurance Agency. Of Memphis, No:
- real cst'tn sales, AMT S S7,2G0o0
l3o loans placed. ...... 126,1l5.C0
Collections and minor
cash transactions 80. 1342 200. 05
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Mss lav;na Roberts.

This brave and gifted woman is
making a canvas Of this county and
speaking to the people on questions
that concerns nearly ever, body. She
has delivered speeches at Prospect
Grove, Union Church, Memphis, Trim
i;y Church. Pleasant Ii;l school house
and Ei,!winrny., where tie best O:
attention has been given ,it's by good
audiences Miss Roberts has APP
pointments at Coxc's school house
Friendship school house, Bible Grove,
Sand Hill. CORN. Brock and Arhu.a
Several little ward politicians of this
city have been trying 70 lay tie part,
whip on men who have gone into the
reform movement in the hope of
driving them back into their old
organizations. hut in vain. attended
Miss Roberts meetings an! endorsing
every point she made. mach to the
di>:um:ituie and chagIin Of the won. J.
be bosses The cheek OF these w.r,s
politicians are triple plated, o: they
could not have the face to tell
other men, WHO are much better post
ed t.san the self appointed teachers.
what to do. These ward politicians
resortel to the Old policy Of trying
TO aorx en- die pr; ju,liccs, KNOWN"
they had 10 sound arguments, O!
their intended Victims Mss Roberts
has offered 10 meet anyone in debate,
bat the bosses know she has the insid,
OF all arguments and are afraid 1C
meet her, bat prefer to slip around
and vlif\ an! lie ahCut her and tho
cause she has csp,nscd. The worI;
Miss Roberts has made in this count. :
is bearing fruit and The people are
being educated Up .o.a realizat Oh OF
the s;tuation-;hat they have tecr
robbed and are still being robbe,ihs
laws enacted through the PREACHER,
and dishonesty of congressman an'
senators elected, hy both old parties.
!
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
Loans outstanding. Jan.

Total casl. transactions. SSH .SlJ
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14

Tie farmers are at lat in their
tinlt!- .nW;1;,r c:,fS
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-14
LAWN RIDGE.

Oat sowing is Ike order Of the day
Vim. R.ney. 81: has received HI:
n.,nSicn
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-17

Mr.. j. A. Lander, a prominent citizen
Of Clarksburg, Mo-, and widely known In
that state says, of Chamberlain's Collie,
Iholera and Diarrhoea remedy: Il have
cen its good results and can recommend
Bowling & Flood, A. Dreiss, II. Schuc..
nardt, r. Cohn Il Co., J. I. Harrison and
7..'.o~0r E. Sch lchHrd.