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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11

We're not waiting for the bats and
mOles, but for men and women who
have eyes and use them, who have
brains and reason! There's new
world for them-sufiering and sickly as
they area new world created from
the brain of a skilled physician-a dis
covery-the "Golden Medical Dlscov-
ery.n
Years ago DIR. Pierce found out that
the secret of all scrofula, bronchial,
throat ard lung trouble lay-in the be-
ginning at least-in impure blood ard
the weak tone of the system; that the
way to cure these effects was to re-
move the cause, that human nature
being the same, the same results might
be looked for ia nearly all cases. So
confident was he that the exceptions
were uncommon that he took the risk
of giving the medicine to those it didn't
benefit for nothing, and the results
have proved that he was right.
And "Golden Medical Discovery is
the remedy for the million! The only
guaranteed liver, blood and lung rem
edy. Your money back if it doesn't
help you.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11

Frederick Barbarossa, emperor Of
Germany, was drowned while crossing
small river in Asia Minor when on his
way TO fight the Turks.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11

The Holmberg restaurant kitchen is
now under the management of the former
popular proprietor of the Elite restaurant.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoris-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11
BOO Reward

Will be paid and no questions asked
for the return of the lot of jewelry
stolen from my residence about Sep
TENDER /. JOHN H. WARE.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11

If you want the best weekly paper in
northwestern Washington take the
WEEKLY WORLD.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11
The TannYaon Social

Money to loan on city property. Lam
contracts bought. c. W. Waldron.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11
A Careless Suitor.

Clara-Did you have anything extraor-
binary happen at the seashore last sum
mer?
Maude-Oh, yes; one man kept me
waiting three days for an engagement
ring.
Clara--Dear mel What was the cause
Of the delay?
Maude-He ran out of them before he
knew it, and had to send to New York
for another stallment.-Cloak Review
Felt comets will have an unprece-
dented reign. Next in favor will be
those of velvet. A favorite model for
the latter is shaped like half handker-
chief, usually lined with contrasting
color, the point resting on the hair in
front, the corners turned up and fas
tened on top of the crown with pom
pom, bow or bird.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11
Official

1t is our earnest desire to impress upon
the minds of the public the superiority of
the service offered by the Wiconsin Cen
trail Lines to Milwaukee, Chicago and all
points East and South. Two fast trains
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Coast points over which both Pullman
Vestibuied, first-cIass, and Pullman Tour
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change to Chicago.
Pamphlets giving valuable information
can be obtained free upon application tG
your nearest sicket agent, or JAS. G. POND
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chi
cago, Ill.,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-11
FAIRHAvEN PosroFFIoE
Corner Of Larrabee Avenue and Twelfth
Street

Arrival and departure OF mail from Fair
haven, Wash, Postofice, taking effect March
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
People lecture Bureau.

The Executive Committee Of the
Peoples party Of Missouri proposes
to organize an efficient Lecture Bureau
for the campaign and desire the adj
dress Of every public speaker in the
state who is known to be in thorough
sympathy and accordance with our
State and National platforms, Not
visionary theorists but plain, cxpnn-
ents, comprehensive opponents Of
our principles arc wanted. \ per
sonal letter from each applicant,
giving experience, references and
terms, is preferred. State territory
you prefer to work and whether
if accepted, You will go when directed
by the Bureau The Peoples party
is the poor mans party and the
executive committee has no bank or
rich corporations upon which to
draw for campaign funds. bear this
fact in mind when fixing the price.
Don't write unless you mean bust
ness Mark Your letter Lecture
Bureau" and address,
VI. V. CARROLL.
Chm'n State FIX. Com.
Butler No.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
10 The w ,a.s-kneeI.

The man who 2 .rsi>ts in trying to
,.rrc himself INTO .l,c belief that sac
- u;.i..'S party ,.ne,s no. >tov7 for SUE
.....,s III the co1.is,G election. is simply
wasting time This is :, .:en'I. mnv-
cmen: :nd the people arg ,soi:'" Ia
walk up To til. poles ;,:.'i.v,te' in their
rvn interests. Don't sep ioa>k what
C,l,ra,;" and MnEta:., and ,,ror-
ia and the .ru.!,aS. md Kansas AMI
others state, vii! do. Nru !:low THEN
plectpr,a! Y ,trS will h" east for We"v-
or. But wat will YOU. township ANA
Your count; DE- ca::,..aT:>, them
OF course YOU can. Tits taiisaieu'
throwing votes AVA when voting for
:, cool cause in Il CRANE! united '!''':"r-
,nrnt. is "il h;,si, a:i,l yna n.i.,wli IT,
The day Tor r:l;cu!r aud ai,:.; &c men
who bare to cxrrcs" the r@,.! ii fran
chiSc ~ free Amtr;c;th citizens is
past. Professional political wire
pullcrs can.no longer ran things IN
The interests of organized nu,.,ossiy
that denies labor the right to or
9ailza init, own behalf. The Peoples
party is bound to be a great, gran'!
success from one end OF the land to
The other, and the man who acts the
tor, viii! have the the supreme salts
faction af.cY :he votes are counted OF
looking backward y very stupid
career T.. :nan AMI taxi: q. manly
stand in this great movement of the
peoples. Is the only safe rule to inssue
IL clear conscience. Tribune.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

IN this issue, .IOhn b. Snoot. Esq.
announces his candidacy for Judge Of
dis Judicial Circuit, subject to the
decision of the voters ut the polls.
iSr. Sn.oot needs no introduction to
sse people Of northeast Missouri.
ais legal attai,a,uents are recognize"
throughout the circuit and in all the,
appellate courts of the state, and
nllca he does The ermine, he will carry
viii. him the same stU;iiouS zeal and
5.eumcn, which has characterized his
,r&ctice for many years. lie has
host of friends who will stand by
!iiln Iii the coming campaign, many
If whom differ wit!i him in matters OF
aolitics. lie also has the respect
u his opponents and it is generally
considered that if he is elevated to the
,,ench, he will discharge the functions
ii his oiiica with strict Partially,
without regard to personal friendship,
II the wealth or influence of lit giants,
DC is. p-c-LmiEe.t!y fitted for the
g.ositiou TO which he aspires and wll!
recelve 4 hearty SUPPORT from. tie
.,eople of Scotland county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
One Must 90 Down.

There is no longer room in this conn
try fer two such organized bodies of
political robbers and bIoo,l-suckers as
the Republican and Democratic parties
are. They viii soon be compelled! to
go toSatlier and fight their common
enemy, the Peoples party, and them
selves. Une will absorb the other
aud the greatest difference between
them now is which one die The Re-
publican party openly deties the PEI
pie and seems to glory in putting for
wtNs,l candidates and leaders who are
known 10 be labor llatcrs. They rs
mucs, say we have the money and we
don't care Il snap for the people, for
we cen bu, our way into olIi:c." Thei:
leaders declare the people are
cranks AMI are no: capable Of know
ing what lhcs want The Republican
party stands pledged to Vail street
for the gold standard money. \ mnn-
g tha: is constantly increasing in
purchasing power, and the leaders
have ucvcI tried to make The people
o2iicEa th2t i money that IS always
increasing, in purchasing power is the
only ilones; money. Tie Democrats
party Oh the other hand through, Gle
velanl and many other eastern leaders
are just as solid pledged to Wall
street AMI will to just rs much against
tie best interests of the people as their
allies, the Republicans, hul still they
are more on the stsMldic, The Demo
Gratis try TO be Il reform party both at
lie same time and we believe they %lsl
make :: sad failure at both. Any par
Is that stradt;les any question of great
Importance or has one policy IN "ne
state ant! another policy IL another
state am; has no settled policy IN any
state should he wipcd out of exlstaner.
Onc Of the two must 90 down. v h:cil
Que will i. be- Daily puli.c.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
f & L u Picnic.

On Saturday, Sept. 3D., 1892, l.!
miles east of Hurdland and 5 miles
west of Edna, an the Edna and
Hurlland road. Miss Lavina +. Ron
crts and other noted alliance speakers
willaadress the people: Forest Springs
martial band will furnish music for
the OCCASION. \ grand and glorious
time is assured all present. Pie nty
of refreshments will be on the ground.
Come out and learn our principles,
and bring well flied baskets.
Committee.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
MTSSOURrS VOLCANO.
The Peoples Party IS Digging Big
Tunnel.

What of Missouri? The writer
hereof has travelled through the State
from Atchison County on the North
west Iowa border to Newton County
on the Southwest Arkansas border;
from Cark County on the Northeast
corner TO Pemiscot County in the
Southeast corner Everywhere he
has made a close study Of the political
situation from an unparalleled stand
point that the readers of The Chroli-
Gle might secure bipartisan statement
of the situation.
'rhc little groups in the cross-rOad
country store hayc been interviewed.
Politics have been freely discussed
with the farmers gathered at live
stock sales and dressings. The min
ers have been questioned rs they walk
ed to their homes after the day 5 work
Small merchants have been interview
ed. Railway employers have been
consulted in the rounuhouscs and ma
chine shops of the interior towns.
The concesus of expressions warrant
the expression that there is political
revolution ia the air What was done
in Kansas two years ago, what comes
so near of success !. few DAYS since in
Alabama is Il possibility, yea, Il pro
liability in Missouri. The old party
sleep. The new party proceeds day
and night on Il well-tlcvined syste n'ot
undermining.
Harvey Salmon and John Boutwell,
have tI,sis forces Oh dress parade, but
VI. Y. Crrro!l and Lcvcrett Leonard
are running 4 tunnel underneath then
feet and charging it with tons Of ex
plosive. Every farmers alliance, trade
union ;fIAs coGntrr stores coferlt
is Peoples party campaign club IN,
doing most effective work.
! Farmers drive by each other ant
one sings oui Are you in the mid
die of the roa nciyhbor?' Pm II
the middle Of the roa! and I'm goin.
to stay there, is the general response
I!Ie mitlAF. Of the road me ans III tin
Peoples party.
! Here are two instances W '2Ich fairl,
illustrate the situation. In urivin.
nine miles in Newton County, W. J
Stone 5 home, ii farmers we're me,
They were greeted with .'tlrrrah 70
stone" "Hnrrah for leonard w,
the rcspons, in nine eases. aud StpH
aal Warner got one hHrrah each.
In one school d,s;ric; il, y c!iiso
County there were 20 Democrats an
II Republican votes 1T the last el2t
ton. Th re are just one Democrat
;,:,'l one RapnI'licon vote in t at dis
rict NOW and those two men are onl
two in the district who do not bclon
to tie Alliance.
That fororn Democrat 5: i'll: ct:
Peoples party VII elect. every o!:ks
in this county by a larger vote tx;
the two old parties com )iled"
This is the present Is lt'lation. Fl
white heat of the cam,y: On will !ri,
some IF tie ''miu,lie-ot .hc-r''.u! Ran
back in .'.a old parties bat how i:l:.n,
'i,ie Peoples party canvass":s al
;naklnT even mere ~ uni:lnn @s4t
tie ,:t House of Congress tisan II,
thc>isanublicans ar ire .r!ag elier
iv. wor!, The It !.onis Chtsa;cle
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
It; tsfSe.

The Peoples party had no ticket in
the field i'll Alabama. Mr.. kolb was
before the Democratic convention of
the state for nomination, bat got beat.
Believing he was wrongly treated by
his Democratic brethren ;1e"anso he
was an alliance man, he announced
his name as an independent candidate.
II soon becau:c cvidc II that he wcui,i
he elected if matters were not changed
SO !!arr:son's lickpt1ics i,i:.ed iii
atn! 20; negro: To vote for Jones a;si
save Tie mosss,ackIiclS: t fvc!n ,lnsl.'
Ii WAS done 80 lSesp',p he Solid South.
il .bor Tribune,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

The rumbliny.s of GREAT revolution
is upon this country and unless
the Legislative power takes monop-
oly's hand from the throat of the
producing classes the carneage will
be fearful before many months. The
scenes about Buffalo III the great
railway strike and the insurrcction IN
Tennessee will be AS atoms of the
fearful consequence .hat is coming
unless it is avertcd by necessary
leyislation. Pinkertons state, mill
tia and national troops is able
now to keep the mobs under sub
lection, but reall y are the means that
ing and liable to break forth ut any
moment that would make the Paris
reign OF terror insignificant In
order to avert this revolution the
government must be brought back
TO where it was during the Jefferson
and jackson times. Legislation for
the rich r,ust not only cease, but
many slass laws nov in force must
DC wiped out. The labor;ng classes
know that the government has and
is being used for The rich only. and
to tramplc una"r foot the producing
element. They know the last cong
rcss was us much in the interest of
the eastern money and manufacture
ing classes as any previous ones that
has assembled in Washington for
years. The law enacted by the late
session Of congress allowing The gov
eminent to redeem silver certificates
with gold WAS rs treacherous and
dangerous to the welfare of the poo
| pie rs the characterization of silver or
the credit strcn"th;ng act This late
stca! is but a companion to the ones
engineered through congress by
| English money ard agents. The
lroAnclng classes know that every
step taken III tie last quarter OF 4
century by congress has 'ecn at the
| ilic;a.ion of English interests Great
Britain found out Il great many years
ago that it could not conquer this
country by arms and has b,a-;.:d
that it would accomplish its purpose
iii different way. And it is surely
and certainly doing 81. There Is as
| much need for patriots now as there
vas IL 1876, aud al. true Americans
are i'cgins,,'.g to see the d@ny'r
| threatening this country and are fast
| buck!ciny on their arinor and getting
,l.::ly for the fight that vii! determine
whether the United State is to he .
free country or q dcpcnden. Of G;ea.
Britain. Bat viii. enough mes,
s.,list to defeat the enemy? Each
voter mus: answer this question fol
himself, =" hcth>r tie rights oi
Americans mast BE won by the ballot
box or by WARP
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

II is asserted by everyone iiiat =
posted that TIE Peoples party Will
al least throw the presidential con
test into congress to decide an,i there
is much specializing rs to the out
come The law makes it Impossible
% select the president and vice lsesi-
lent from the sa:le state. cleveland
or Reid. 1t has been generally SUP
posed that the Democratic house
would elect cleveland and The r.
publican senate would choose Reid
fer vise-pressdcnt. Congress viii
have to make its choice from the
three greater parties. so that ons
; branch of the calamity makers vii
have to elect one Gf the chief cal
;,nity howlcrs, or fuse and choose
| Harrison and Reid or Cleveland ant
| Stevenson Bat if the grand mare.
for freedom continues the way it lE,:
in the past two months until Euvcm
her Stll, Weaver and Fields viii &c;
!. clear maj1ri;y of the clectral CO!
!ege.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
The Platform.
EJE tSCE.

y a
J:rst-Wc dn,na,,.. "A nutiuna! currency. sale.
sound and flexible i.st.cd by the general gov
ernmeut orly II full legal tender tCi Xii dcttS.
-u:,lc rrd private: and that wi1H"nt tiit 'i>t
of htrkfn. CORPORATIONS. u a%t. t}atsh'i" H;i't
eff ciCrt mean. If .;i-:ritl'iHn d:Ecct 10 t:ic
Weed rs set fourth in ti.e Su'-:rt>iirH pl"r Oh
tbt. Farmers SItiauce. or some !'1tt' ~ 81 IL
ARA ty payments i'll DISCHARGE OF 4: o:il-''-
.iol,s COY public improvements
We IL. n:iifd the free ana unlimited co!i1"Ec
Of silver. 80 :,,.;,,
peil.s, he speedily increased to not less t.i;it'
5l per ca sita-
We demand u .-ra@er,:2.i income tax.
We believe. III Il III" intt'lcv "f ile ct,'htT!
should he kept ~ in'lci hs f''~einie III TX *,
aa,cis OF the people, ana cct:.o "" aclniii ali
AIT pI uiiI state rt'.r:!;:CS sia!! tS 'fniftd 't
ne ,a.ps>;r;y crprft-cS OF tide EbN'ff:iitciii.
srnrc,nicnli, AMI honestly asiI'.iuf >tet,d:
We d;is.:a1 i,ut postal 50. ii'rS banks u" t-
,,.his med by :hp .s:,:c''luient Tor tue ssic &C.
vtiSis OF the earnings OF tlt P"otHe '.H' "
facilitate cScnHiit5..
so,opd-Thc land :nclut;inr All 'hc natIr:1
resource. .f wealth i the hc"it.i"t Gi III! u"
.,e..plc and should not be r,CnciNlizr' i'i
Speculative. purposes h!ld alien ownership Gi
ard shou ID lie prob. bi:cd. AL ta1i now h'!'
~ railroads aud other coriuf.tl:'liS III excess
ii their actual needs and all !a'r;s- 10" e"f',
~ aliens should he reclaimed iy tar .''tiif
.nent md held for ACTUAL s,.,tlt +, only.
TRANSPORT AfitN.
third TRANSFORMATION being means ~ OK
charge an. hubble necessity. the 9oHcriiin'H
.ho,l,d own ind operate t:ic tuilro|GH III '''
interests Of the people. 49,
The telegraph and t"."rhGnc. PIX" !hr p'':'
.,,ficc system. being necessity for the trans
pjSeson cf news should he Opened and otsf.
.fd by the. government i'll the interest Oh t"'
scope.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, william c. nui,cn ana his wife.
I.:iGn:: Y. taitnn. by ts.c:r ! 81 ni trust. ia
TED Hui: al, ~ u i>~-. rs r.c::';"i IN Vol y.
Ut rHgr .ta. OF .Jcel AM Mort axe Records q!
Sc.:tlaud county, ."i>.a'Iii: conveyed Ia TIE
undersigned as :r'ts;cc. the following ,t,scfi
cd real estate. to-wit: The SoGt;l half ~ q.
the southwest quarter = and III. NORTHWEST
fourth - q: the uthwcst quarter - OF
Section rhirt. -f,Iir n &. ard The nGrtittH;f
fourth ~ O.! the son ht"St quarter al 500
ton .hirfy-;n:ce t:.i: III, in township sixty
four ~ north. in Rang. twelve. ~! west of
the fifth t5t:,) iTincn:,i Il rii'.i;:n htil,,c in
Ncy;cr in trust f.r ~" purpose of s.tct.r-
i,,- ~" :tnV:1c,t ni u certain rfiIci!s:.! ;n;t'
and set ford in said Trust Dad ana whereas
il j. provided! thar ii default ~ MADE in
;.,a Ia..s"nt "a said principal natc> when t'ir
or ci any 81 said interest coupon notes wren
Il, cor il ,irtault br nlnG!c iii iac payment
IT any Of said interest notes Ter rnore t!!a'l
thirty 80 days after same snat hr cott" Il ~.
"a. II the entire amount nt principe! a!ri
interest may he considered dive ;,:.t rc!let-,aiu
Sail tr:l-: deed torpcloS.'i ~ the rcGn">t ~
s,ti,, holder hy s;}i; Tr'i>;"'. ~ Il whereas de-
iaut has hIrl lla.ic in IL" nHral' ;it ct tNn
Of >nisii interest," coupon notes. due :is;,'.
January 2d i. -, iS3', anl JAY -. \. j..
i>r,. the w:lic!, default On both notes !i:,s
continued more THAI. ~ dai aii:i wh. IL
boiler OF 8 il no.C Hnd csi icl:> k;,: t'.r.,"i to
consider the "il'ir" amount q! >',i: ':..' h-e':
n">S d;'.. and c.ii.ri:..'", ," ta'rt'"rr !.
the undersigned Trustee. AZ tia r',,' '-s' % tho
legal holder Of sail Er;r nnsi coupons rn''
in accordance Wit u the terms o. >a trust &C. q
will on Nr;ia:, TIE - day oi September .H'iS
between TIE htii:s OF q nt!rcE al the tore
Moon and = O'clock ri IL" nItcrn;'ta OF thar
ia, offer said property fer S:.ic:" ths. hi hest
bidder. for cas-, in hand at tar south iroilt
doc: ofthe co:r, hcrs2 in the cit""i Aeipp',-.
Scot. land County Missouri t" satisfy :sid deb,
AMI the interest and COS :. MEMPHIS Mis-
souri,. August aha. a. f>:>..
4. IL. BARTLETT. Trt:atcc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

Tie st. Louis Republic has coz
sculg.i to use its columns in an 1T
tempt to hlackrn and olanIcr the
good name of I.evcrctt Leonard: the
Peoples nominee for Governor, This
is ONLY an Indication that they (the
9, o. p bo~ses) are driven t" the last
ditch, and are making their last and
desperate struggle. Ihat they are
dcmo:alizcd and on the eve of All III
glorious defeat certainly cannot I've
questioned County Farmer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

If Il government contracts a debt
with IA certain amount OF money III
..itr;,iati;,n. and then contracts thu.
money Volume before the deb; Is pald,
il l.; the most ,l"inous crane a govern
ment can commit against 4 fire: poo
pie [ ;:fi;rm it is NIX conviction That
Class laws, placing capital above Ia
box. are more dangerous to tie rrpnh-
lie ii: this hour t,ia:, was chat1e slAv-
cry in tie days ii its haugitle.t s"-
pr>macy. Labor Is the superior OF
canit;,,. aud deserves mach the higher
consideration. Abraham Lincoln.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

Hork;n.nen. do not he deceived,
It is not friendship for you that act
yates the democrats who wipe away
crnccli!c tears over your misfortunes-
| grant that they are right when they
tell you the republican party is not
vour friend. bat they tell only half !:
truth. If they told the whole truth,
they would finish the sentence hy say
ing, land we are just as bad as the re
pu,licans. IT. '. Powuerly.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25
For Governor,

For Governor,
EVEhE"rrE LEONARD, OF Saline county
For EicutCnan: Governor.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, of Polk county.
Fer Secretary of state.
DAVID Il. PAGE, Of Jackson county.
For Auditor.
J. Il. DIMES. OF IT. Louis.
For Treasurer.
Il, n. THOMPSON, OF Bates county.
For Attnrne: General.
ALFRED HARRIS. of Douglas county.
vi, Railroad Commissioner.
JOHN "fHEARS. OF Texas county.
For Snr.Nre Court Judges.
q. ID. JONES, of krcN county,
& +. Not LION. tiuy county
WM. MDNilS, Of Howell county.
For Judges of tourts uf .;prea.S.
Ttst District. =. CROSBY, 81. Joseph.
Vast II. Z. KIT HE, OF St Louis.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

uenry Willard. the great railroad
.ing is for Cleveland, while the Van
,ierbiIts are for Harrison Jay Gould
divides his support between the old
,alties. al of the railroad kings are
satisfied with either Cleveland. or
harrison, but makes farmers and
laoo-srs pay the. freight, and divide
he Unjust taxes with the Republican
aua Democratic. campaign funds
when will the pseduccrs see their
Interests and retire ;ae parties that
..low them to work ruin to tie wage
4snSrs,-
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

Fall il. ,ncn, fall i'll! The enemy
is again at the door of the temple of
liberty, threatening It's total Hestruc-
ton. The grand army l., again in de
mand, and the old soldiers must once
more take tie field for the emancip:,-
ton of 3n,HnN, 0sh of white slaves.
Shoulder ar,ns' Forward, march,
Mail. Colorado Springs
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-08-25

The rulings of the rn;"n;ttec in
Marion c;;iijtv has becn So crnS'rac
ted that every republican in that ."'n-
tv. particularly Hannibal, can vote
ut Saturday Democratic congressional
primary, BY some, this IS tcrnsel
democracy. NJ w.,:i: Ter the better and
leading element of Jrtiusso'ian demo
cracy are today s:nntling :et"of fr"aa
such rapid sinking democracy -iieiina
INDEPENDENT.