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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-22
THE IDEAL WIFE.

woman who is, at least, his peer in
her appreciations," writes Walter
Blackburn Harte in the New Eng
land Magazine "and it must be re-
membered that Balzac claimed that
appreciation is complete equality
A woman worldly enough to protect
thinker from the world, and I'M
wo. Idly enough to live with him in
the world of his thought and imagi-
nation. is the ideal wife for the man
of HIGH aims; and with such wCm-
an man can live serenely in the
most desirable society. Emerson
aptly puts it thus when man
meets his accurate mate, society BE-
GINS and life is delicious. In an at
mosphere of love and sympathy, ono
lives more wildly; there is spur
in every meeting, an inspiration III
every absence. Life itself begins
with such union the old adage
that 1he lives twice who lives we'll
has more meaning when it is twisted
to read, he lives twice who LOVES
well, and wisely. The man who is
rich in himself, his symyathies, his
various magnetisms, and reciprocal
tions, is the truly rich man his
store does not tempt the vulgar to
robbery or excite the envy OF his
eighbors, for to them this world OF
the Imagination is nothing; and
granting all possible human separa-
rations and Affections, such store
will last lifetime. These are the
riches to accumulate. Ones own
society is the society to cultivate
and to make it attractive to ones
self and to others, one must cult
vate ones self. This is the secret
of true greatness, tue gentleness,
true manners, and true morality"
New England Magazine.
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The prairies are standing up for
Kansas" just now right royalty
sunhowers, golden-rod and white
"poses" everywhere-acres and
acres of them-our colors-prohibi-
ton and equal suffrage. God has
clothed the prairies for this cam
paign. Old parties, don't you see
the handwriting on the wall"
t / /
Mrs Laura NJ. Johns had meet
ing at Council Grove last week. She
organized a female Republican club
and pledged all members to influence
their husbands to vote for Harrison.
Mr.. Johns has agreed to vote that
way.-Kansas City Times, Sept. Is.
+ / !
The Garnett w. G. 7. L. has Sc
cured the services of Mrs. G. Ia
Denton for one evening next week.
Subject, bible Status of Women"
We hope she will be greeted with a
full house, as the lecture is free. A
collection will be taken to pay trav-
cling expenses.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-22

Mrs Laura NJ. Johns had meet
ing at Council Grove last week. She
organized female Republican club
and pledged all members to influence
their husbands to vote for Harrison.
Mr.. Johns has agreed to vote that
way.-Kansas City Times, Sept. Is.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-09-22

By LESTER C. HUBBARD. 40 pages of new
ammunition for the great reform movement.
The textbook for the Presidential cam
paign of 1892. Paper. so cents; cloth. ST. 50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09

rigens mad benz WsittasseFen biz balb
fiinf in ieinem pripafarbeitsaimmer
unb lief 3eitungen, biesmal ni6t
tlii1tig, fonbern aufmerfiam umb ni6t
bios bic angeftri6enen Nrtifel unb 9foz
ti5en, fonbern anes. Gr befommt bic
8ldtter aller parteien, aud bic berbors
ragenben 3eitungen Der propina unb
einige ausldnbif1e. Mdbren6 6ieier
Stunben barf Der prd1ibent nur aus
befonoers ni6tigen MnldiIeu qeft6rt
werben. ST bieie arbeit setban, 10
gebt 9err garnot gum 3peiten Mal in
iein amtli6es 9lrbeits3immer unb nimmt
bier aus ben 9dnben bes Generals
grupsre bic Mittagsz unb Na6mittagss
pof entgegen.
6inben Senatsz un6 aammerfisunz
gen itatt 10 beri6tet Der General iiber be-
rem @erlauf. Sas glpTee 1T bnr6 Sernz
ipre6er un6 telegraph nit ben &am,
mern perbunben unb bon 5 bis 5u 5 Mfiz
nuten mirb gemelbet, mas bort 9ei1iebt.
Bon 5 nbr ab empfdngt Der prdfibent
ieben Sag obne Musnabme bic perIoz
men, benen er ldngere 3eit wibmen
mill. Die Morgens@mpfdnge bauern
ndmlid immer bios einige Mimuten
unb finn mebr I@tunss 8ein6en ges
mibmet.
I'm 6 llbr beginnt vbie unterfdrift" !.
General Brupere bringt ale unteri6rifs
ten, bic burh ben prdliDenten pollao<
gen tperben miif1en unb bic bon ben
Deri6iebenen Minilterien i'm 2aufe bes
Sages eingeliefert iporben linb, unb
Garnot unter3ei6net iie, na6bem er }ie
gemiiienbaft bur9geleien bat. 9as
bauert bur6i6nittli6 anberthalb Stun=
ben, unb es pirb balb 8 llbr, bis Der
prdlibent tpieber in bic ga nilien3im>
mer binaufgebeu fann. Das Nbenb,
efen 1T ebenfo elnfa6, tpie bic Mit>
tagsmabl5eit. gs nimmt ettpa 50 Mis
nuten in Mnfpru9, bann bleibt Der
prdlibent cine Stunbe lang gemiitbli9
pIaubernb nit Grau unb 8inb 3uiams
men rno perabi9iebet iib S1lag balb
sebn BON ibnen, I'm tpieber an bic 9lrs
belt gu seben. gr bleibt in ieinenl
Nrbeits3immer bis baIb 2 oSer 2 llbr
Morsens. Die Na6tarbeit iit bel ibm
eine alte @emobnbeit. 3umeilen gebt
er aud in8 9beater, fait INNER nur
in bic itaatli6 unteritiibten: bic Come
bic francaiie, bic @robe, bic aomiI6e
Cber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09
Garnuts 9ebems,peiie.

lleber 6ie 2ebensmeiie bes prdfiben,
ten Garnot ma9t bic parifer v&epue
iIutree" in ibrer Ofermummer folgens
be S6il6erung: Mit Musnabme bes
0ienitags unb Sonnabenbs, an nell
den 9agen i'm glpieesp palafte Wtinifterz
ratb abgebalten tpirb, itebt Der prdiiz
bent Der fran56iif1en &epublit ieben
Morgen um 8 nbr auf. 9lls erites
6riibitid nirnmt er cine Saife Sbee.
Damn begiebt er in iein Mrbeitssimmer.
@eneral 8rupere eri9eint unb bringt
benz prdiibenten bic biz ieBt eingelaps
feuen S9riftitiide unb bic blau unb
roth angeltri9enem Mtorgenbldtter.
garnot iiberf1iest griefe, 3eitnngen
unb Oepei6ea m6glibft raid unb enta
pfdngt bic periouen, bic barin na1ges
fu6t baben unb benen cine Mubiena be-
pilligt tporben 1T, ober bic boben Miirs
bentrdger, bic ieber3eit porgelaHem wers
ben, ndmli6 bic Minifter, Senatoren
unb NbgeOrbneten, bic Staatsrdtbe, bic
Seri9ts Sberprdfioenten, bic 9dtbe
beg oberiten @eri6tSbofes, bic @enes
rdle, prdfeften unb 8iI66fe.
9lm Dienitas unb sonnabenb erleibet
biefe Oroaung einige Menberungen.
Garnot ftebt anbertbalb Gtumben fritz
ber auf, ba er UNI 9 llbr ben 8orlib i'm
Winiiterratb iiberuimmt. gmpfdnge
finben an bieiem beiben Sagen ni6t
tatt. lin balb l ubr gebt Garnot in
feline Wobnrdume, bic cine Sreppe bod
liegen unb iegt ii6 gum stpeite1 Sriibs
tid gu 3ifde. Seine 5iI6genpiien
limb ieine @attin unb iein iiingiter
Sobn. Gin einsiger Oiener ipartet
auf. Die Mabl3eit 1T einfa6 umb bau=
ert ME ldnger als cine balbe Stunbe.
Der yta9mittag ipir6, tpenigtens theil=
meiie, @usitellungen unb Wettlpielen
getpibmet, 10 oft berartige 8eranitals
tungen li9 barbieten. Sci bieien 8ez
iu@en begleiten ben prdiibemten Gene
raj VruDere unb Elm Orbinansoffiaier,
beibe in biirgerli9er 3ra6t. Wena
feline 9lusftellung ober berslei6en gu
beiu1en lit, fdbrt er man6mal mad
benz goulogner Wdlbden, fteist am
Singing aus benz Magen unb gebt cine
babe Stunbe lang in ben 8aumgdns
gen ipa3ieren. Meiitens bleibt er lib,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09

mas bdtte Ylatenius tpobl peranla1en
f0unen, nod Snbien gu sebeu ?"
@erba atbmete auf. Die lesten
@orte Der Wtrtbtn n1nbten ibr NIT
@entnerlait auf Die Seele sefallen fein,
unb menn aud Die 3uperfi9t ibrer 8e'
gleiterin nun einigermaBen berubtgenb
auf iie ipirfte, 10 trus tbr b1afies Sc,
ii9t bod nod iebr oeutlid bas @eprGse
bo6grabtger nero0ler @rresung, als iie
eine 8iertelltunbe ipdter an Srdulein
Wtelanies Seite TIM @arte3immer bes
Doftcrs @iloemeiiter itanb.
Sin siinitiser 3ufal bate es gefigt,
baB iie serabe gum S9luB Der Spre9,
itunoe sefommen tparen unb mad fur
gem S8arten porselaiien iperben fonn,
ten. Sreunolid empfins ite Der piel
bel9dftiste Mr3t, Der pobl I'm sebn
Sabre otter letn mo9te als Blatenius.
9llS er aus Wtelanies Mfunbe bas
glnliesen Der betben Damen pernommen
bate, beipeste er NIT etner Weiene bes
Bebauerns 6as 9aupt.
uSie iDiirben cine tpette Reiie MAIDEN
niilien, n1ein sndbises 6rdulein, menn
Sie ibn auflm6en fpollten, uno es mare
aud bann nod iebr frasli4, oh sic
tbn fdnben. Wtein Sreuno befinoet ii9
ieit jieben Easen anf oem Bese na9
Snbien, mobin ibn ein ebrenpoaer unb
beoeutiamer Iuftrag bes preuBii6en
Rultusntintiteriums ienoet."
(Sortiesnn8 folgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09
Gtue Gntiheiomn8 sitbladgt fiir bic 8e.
freinffd

bonn tpranniihen SpG ber bespptif&en 9utirtem DpSs
pepfe, Sartlebsteit uno Geb rletben pirb seeiert,
enn bas etemalse Spfer tbrer dreerlt9en Sbe1berrz
madt. Damn miifen iie pDbI ober lbel has EeIb
rdumen unb @eiun5beit entjaltet esreb ibr Banter.
SplheS finb unabduberlth bte Grfab,nnspn Derients
gen, tpelde boS mabSebenoe Mterattp Sebrau@en, um
iener breeintsen 9lase Serr ,u perben. Der Wtttel
seSen Dpspepfie, @dlenbei6perben unb 6artletbisz
fett, bea braitifGen abfhbrm,ttel T. w sebt ts 10
ptele pte SGno Neer, aber fie inb ebenfc nusIos
wte bieier. Die slddlt4e We,einsuus betltrdfttser
GiSen&aften, pie te BITE srrbe @hftfammer ber gaur
barbtete, aut tn ben Buffers perretener fprttubier
Saf8, befbrbert uht nur, 5pnbcrn bemtrt an uub fr
fidp bte s tluns tbrpnt'her @erbauunssbeiawerbe
nnreselmaBtsen Gunstrens Der Gtnseweibe u,.b Sal
Ien3eriesun9. @eaen MaIarta unb ad' bte 5&dblthen
ben aranfbeiten tit cas- 8itters bte bette S&uswebr
sc bemmt pie @eisuns SI'u 9beamatsrIs, rest bic
Mteren nnb 8Iaie gu enersti&er Ibdtisfett an unb
burdr6mt ben beruntersefommeueu frafIlpien 45rper
init frti@et araft aIs tOntides Mtttel bat es ni4t
ietae8 @Ieipen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09
aleib ritoffe aleiberitofe!

Ser sr6bte uno aepab'teite grrratb son
feinen &leiber + fen. Der ie in @an
IntNnio borbanben mar. gn nsues Muifer
Sottn Strtpeb @repon, iolib unb
gemutert.
v8ebfDvb Gorb" in allen neuen Gar.
ben, tpie Ntdsl, @isaIe, Mais, 2apeneel San,
Sultan 8rap, greum, peib.
Darb.
!, .JranaIiifd,e Gballies in s5 Be-
1timntten Dtuitern.
Mokaires. Crepe b'ebine gu rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $lOo.
Sran3oiif4er Organbie gu 25, 85
att6 90 Gents.
Goro Sm Not, etpas neues, gu 10 eemts
per Yarb.
@emuiterte 8ebforb @prb ;ul21a
Gents per Darb.
= @emniterte erepe gu IA Gents per
0arb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09

reid umb Offi5ier Der fran30iii9em
gbrenlegion. u. %. Sofmann uurbe
am 8. April 1918 in GieBen seboren.
1848 biz 1864 tpirfte er nit g1oBen
gbren in gnglanb unb ieitbem als
profefior Der @bemie an Der uniberliz
tdt Berlin. Seine gntbedunsen baben
gu Der fir bic Snbuitrie 10 auBerorbents
LID mi6tig getDor6enen 9beerfarbenfa.
irritation gefiibrt.
= Ser papft SEQ XIII. bat bic Su,
genb- @ofe1 Der a0nisin bon portusal
perlieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09

bon f4waraen Waaren gu ben aaer.
niebrisften Yreiien.
@eitreifter unb cdrrirter 2amn
bon l. Gents aufiudrts bis au benz beften.
Sali4ter i6paraer Orsnnnie, @renabine,
Satin geitreifter 2aipn gu eritaunli1 niaori,
gen Rreiien.
geiSene @arp @emriettas, 40 9ou,
nit ben neueiten S1attirumsen perleben,
5u $1.00.
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Sages . Nemigfeitem.
Snla a n 5.

Nus Stem Oorf tpirb mitgetbeilt,
baB platt unb Die iibrieen @ntie9arriz
fonz&epublitaner bic Nbii6t bdtten,
Blaine unb &Isf auf ibr prdlibents
f9aftszSidet au feben.
- SOB. Me&inlen bon Obio fat
erfldrt, baB feiner neber3eugung mad
Der republifaniI6e prdlibenti1afts>
&anblbat beftimmt i'm Staate Stem
Oort iiegen iperbe, baB bic &epublitaz
ner aber aud pbne ben Stat Stem
Dorf ben 9ieg bauontragen tpiirben.
Oie Silberbolbe i'm &eprdlen<
tantenbaufe geoen ii9 bic groBte Miibe,
6te Silberz8ia i'm 9aufe no9mals aur
Gbifimmnng gu bringen.
= Ser 6inelifde @eianbte in Wa>
lbtngton bat gegen bic tteue Gbimeiens
gnsf6liebungss8ia prptetirt, obtpobl
biefelbe nur in elmer i'm BerbdltniB sur
uripriingli9en 8ill fart abgei1md1s
ten Gorm @eiebesfraft erlangt bat.
Serielbe erfldrt, baB bies Geieb i'm
i9rofffen Wiberipru6e gu ben i'm
Sabre 1880 5wii6en ben Ser. Staten
anb @bina absei@lOfien gertrdsen
ftiinbe.
= Sn Suinois, @anlas un6 Nfif>
iouri baben Wolfenbrii9e unb Wirbelz
ftiirme unermeBli1en @1aben angeriA>
tet. Mu6 bas 9erritorium Otlaboma
ipurbe bur1 lleberi1wemntungen beims
ge1u6t. Ser Wafieritanb bes MiHpuri
Hiper 1T b0ber, als felt elmer &eibe bon
Sabr5ebnten.
NusIanb.
= @raf S9utpaloff, Der ruf1iId)e
Gefanbte in Berlin, ma1te benz ameri=
fanii6en @eianbtem %. %. pbelps
einen 8eiu6, um ibm ieinen Oamf fir
bic Griinbung eines lnterltiibungs=
@omites fiir bic Notbleibenben in &nbz
Lamb aus3ufpre6en. @r iagte, bic sreis
gebigfeit ber Qlmerifaner fei ebenfo
groB, tpie bic Musbebnung unb ssrudt=
bartlett ibres 9anbes. Oie aIte sSreurbs
| fdaft 5mii6en &uBlanb unb ben Ser.
Staaten fei bur6 bic 9antbarfeit DON
Seiten IuBlanbs ieBt nur nod inniger
9emorben.
= @s perlautet, baB bic projeftirte
Weranitaltuns elmer 2otterie, beren @rz
trag CUR @erib0nerung Der nmgebung
bes f0nigliGen S9loi1es bermenbet
Derben ioate, Dorldufig aufgel6oben
uorben iei, iueil cine Qlnaabl patriotiz
f6er (sicD Mdnner li9 berelt erfldrt
babe, bier Mlillionen Marf aur &eaulis
rung be8 S6lobplabes ber8uaeben.
Sm 8erliner StabtperorbnetenzGo Golles
GUM fam es Der Ntlselegenbeit wegen
gu lebbaften 0ebatten.
- Die geiammte beutI9e prefe tpibz
met Der golbenen 9od3eit bes Ser3ogs
@rnft bon Sa6iensG Goburg> @otba unb
| feiner @emablin warmempfunbene 2eitz
artlfel. Gum bleibenben Nnbenten on
bic Subelfeier bat Elm aus Nnseb6rigen
aller 8erufsflafen gebilbetes Gonlits
i'm Sbiiringer Walbe elm Geneiunssz
baus fir bebiirftige &ranfe erri9tet.
9ie @ermablung bes 9er3ogspaares
erfolgte am 3. Mai 1912 in Rarlsrube.
= Sn Berlin itarb am 5. Mai Der
Gbemiter prof. 9r. Nuguit Wilbelm
| Sofmann. 9erfelbe mar MitgIieb pies
Ter tpiHeni6aftli6er @eieli6aftem, bas
runter Der n&opal Societp" BON 2ons
bon. Correspondent unb Mitslieb bes
Snitituts Der Wifeni6afteu BON 6ranfe
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ssrei fir 2eibenoe.

aae, bic an ben Solsen iusenbIi9er Ser.
irrunaen leiben: 8erluit Der Mannborfeit,
iintenbe &raft se dledtlde &rapfbeiten,
Strifturen, Sppbilis unb bic bieIsn Nehen'
traatbeiten, tpelbe Die 6oIsen bieier i9refli.
den llnreselmdbisteiten iinb, erbalten TO
fteufrei -genaue neaben. pie 5te
lid ieIbit ;u 9aufe turiren til NJ
men, tpenn ite on bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1924 Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal, idreiben.
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3epbgr 0inabants /!

Mir Dertaufen 8epbpr @imsbams
gu 10, 18 unb % Gents.
Satim @tsipeS Gorb bn &oi unb 3epbsrs.
@emnfferte Sateen ;u 10, IL, 1s
tinb 25 Gents.
S4li4t: gu 10, 121s, Is, 20 unb rs
Gents.
Oas srDbte unb beit aussetpdbrte aaser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-09

Jetne gpieen 0orb1nge, 81 garb
lang au rs @ents, $1.0o, 81 25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, uab aufndrts, 10 fein
pie Sbr iie tpiinidt.
Sarbtger unb f9pdraer SailIe
Graneatie, gu 80 Gents per Darb.
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gorbdnqe! gorbdnae /!

Sn Oraperten unb gretonnes
fiibren mir eine elegante Mastpabl BON 10
&ents anftparts bis gu Der feiniten @orte.
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WlSbel nuo seppide !!

Wfobel mllo Seppt9e
TIMER MSbeI> nnb 1eppi4 Deparismsat
berbient in Mugeninein eenofilasn ~ ipsss
ben Mir quotlren Qresie, Sie SIR NIT 8sss
gmisem Ieien tperbet.
4eppi@c! 9eppidbcl
8ofb 8ruiiels, 81 unb aufmdrts.
Tapeitrp Hruliels, 30 Gents unb aufr6rts.
Iapeitrp 8rafiels, Rcgberrp, s. Sents nms
auftpartS.
auss BOas, ereifa4e Dido, ss esnts.
6. 6. 81
linton 10
guss moue, sDeifa9e %
6. 6. 65
linton 45 %
esiaumte zepsidSe, is bts 90 eents.
2inoleum, 60 Gents unb auftrdrt8.
Subbpsen OeI-Iu1, so GtS. umb GufwGrts.
GceossMatten, 45 Gents unb nufiudrts PET
Auaprat.Darb.
Ghina Yaatten, bon l211S Bis 9S Gents.
Aette Sapaneiii@e Watten gu uiy Is Gts.
W26bel! W21bei!
Dir MAIDEN ipesieae Dfferten in eAIaf.
4 tmmers Sets:
Solibe Mntife Gidene Sefs. n,ir $1s.ss.
GIesante Gbenal Gets, nilr $4,000
Splibe Naauub Sets, n,ir $85.
Pliiih Yarlor Sets, nlr $27.
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Chenille Bortiereu llmb Sildoedeu.

@ir offeriren @benilIes Yprtieren
unS Eli d , eden gu abfoIut baIbem Yreiie.
@ir baben 50 Gaare portieren unb 100
Siidbeden, ale gu bemielben greiie.
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eeioenjtofc !! eeioenltoffe!

sOI.be farbise gbinefii4e unb Sas
paneiii4e Setbenftoffe In ben pos
puldriten Sarben, trie Beib, Cream, Hola,
@orn Nile, QiIae 8lau &c.
erli5e @ros @rain S¶e
Seibenitpffe gu rs Gerts, 80 Gents, 81
unb $1.25.
.S1tparae unb Cream Gbinefifde
Setbenitoffe, gu 80. S5, so, go, rs, 85,
80 eeats unb 81.
Se'beme nun Gotin 0rpcaoe, in
id,pars uno rbia an rs, 90 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25 in ben neueften Gbenb> 5arben.
Gancp ssnuiterte Snbias, i4tparser,
[arbiger uno tpeiber @runb; 3tpetfarbig, Elm.
fa4 uno psrf4ieoenart ge Siguren, 8Jnmen
Scrolls anb anbeie Mu1ter, 75 6orten, sXI2
Rcmbtnatton, iebes 20-22 3pI brett, 35, 48,
80, 68, 75 Gents unb 81. % 3ou breite a,i
81 unb 81 25.
8er'diebene @lacee gmrabs, su 20,
35, so rnb rs Gents.
0as seibenlaser iibertrifft ales Dageipes
Iene in auSwabl, Site uno Bertb fir ieben
3fped. mo- Seioe sebraudt piro, unb 6eren
3abl 1T 9eSion.
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8 3 e a-a .2.a
l1uier ,.WeiBer Elephant's

Glotbins 9aus 1T bas sr0bte naS ssuf uftxns
biefte TIM Siibtpeiten. ySir e1rantisea
ehnitt, Muiter Aua Ntdt unb
,bab MIIeS pabt.@
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TIMER Waareulaser lit maBgebeub.

Die folssnben Nuotationen seben einen
Binf, um a5er ben tpirtlidben Mertb nnb bic
8sifbaltisfeit fsnnen gu lernen, fonmt unt
ieHt ober laft Gad Vrobeu fd3.dem.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-04-26
ANOTHER SCOOP.
The Davis & Gregory Co Proprietors of
Planters Warehouse, Richmond, Va,
Secure the Services of George
B. Elan,

Those wide awake and enterprising
warehOusemen Davis & Gregory Co.,
of Richmond, have repeatedly shown
their a~lertness and determination to
thoroughly cultivate and turn into the
! channels of their present business the
] yplendid trade of, Virginia and North
j Earolina, which they enjoyed to such
large extent while in Oxford. The
first thing they did after moving to
richmond was to surround themselves
oh a reliable and competent corps of
6stants and their staff has been added
from time to time as the exigencies
their rapidly growing trade de
glmanded. Only a few months ago they
Nook away from Henderson Mr.. J. Colin
Zeal. the well-known a~uctioneer, and
-Aw they have secured the services of
\ George B. ELam, who is considered
dof the finest judges of tobacco on
1 omarket. and noted as somewhat Of
= aNtler. That he will prove a strong
faSin this combination of thoroughly
proSsive business men goes without
sayN Mr.. Elan is well known to
o and the tobacco planters of
H. NLoAAar7, North Carolina, among
n WLt9AI considerable influence,
8 q qbes{ Iavor to serhis friends
10 E&age always. T9f the firm
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he has just connected himself with we
need not say anything. They are too
wei known to require any words of
commendatiOn. The names of w. A.
Davis and N. A. Gregory carry their
own endorsement. In a personal card
addressed to his friends, Mr.. Elan thus
speaks for himself:
II take this method of informing
my many friends in Virginia and North
Carolina that l am now connected with
the warehouse firm of Davis & Gregory
Co., of Ri shmond, Va, and will be
pleased to serve the planters to the best
OF my ability. I know 1 a make it
to your interest to sell with me. All I
ask is a trial, and l don't want to sell
1T unless l can make it to your advan
tage. Make me a shipment and come
and see for yourselves"
We sold on Friday, April LIST, 81, 331
pounds of bright loose tobacco for So
$3.50, making an average of $16.7 Is per
pound for everything on the floor.
trash and green tips included. Highest
price for wrappers, $45. This is the
highest average that has been made out
of the 1891 crop in any market. We
will take pleasure in saying to the
farmers of Virginia and North Carolina
that we know it is to their interest to
ship their tobacco where they can get
the most money for it. This is the
reason We ask them to ship to us.
Yours truly,
GEO B. ELAN,
With Davis &Gregory, planters ware
hOusemen, Richmond, Va. 5000
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Nothing is so important as that
America shall separate herself from
the systems of Europe and establish
one of her own. Our circumstances,
our pursuits, our interests are distinct;
the principles of our policy should be
alSO-ThOS. Jefferson
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We handle all kinds of Fruits and Veg
etables, and make a speciality of PEAS,
POTATOES and BEANS. Special low
rate of commission to members of the
Alliance by arrangement with Mr.. W. Fl.
Worth, s.. B. A. Write for stencils, &c.
r. A. WHEELER & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
500 927 La Av., Washington, D. G.
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FOR SALE,

l pair horses 8 years old, each..+#.- SIW
Black peas, 2 bus. sacks f. o. b. H1ck- m.
DRY, N. c., per bushel. ....,..".... NC
80 bus. black peas, 2 bus SIX, per SIX, +. oM
o. B. Gatesville, N. C..........". s.N9
IS bus peas C~'unknOwn'D F. o. b. %
Goldsboro
No charge for sacks.
Yours fraternally,
w. III. WORTH, s. Is. A
Seals delivered for $1.5O. Trade cards. 2&
per 100.
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TO BUSINESS AGENTS.
RALEIGH, N. c., April %, 1892.
OUR PRICE LIST,

All Sub business Agents who wish to
get the 80 days time on their bills, will
execute bonds now in the hands of the
Secretary of each Sub-Alliance in the
State, to whom said bonds have been
sent for the Business Agents of Sub
Alliances. The following prices are
subject to market fluctuations:
w. H. WORTH.
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For Congress-.

hereby announce that, in the coming cam
paign, l will be an independent candidate for
Congress in this the Eighth Congressional dis
trict. stand square on the Ocala platform, be;
lieving that it's principles should be Incorporated
into the legislation of cur country, both State
and National. r. L. PATTON,
Morganton. N. c., April IL, 1892. SOD
Watch the label on yOWr paper and
reneW aUhen yOur subscription expires.
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AGENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA;

GEO. A. WARLICK, Newton.
R. D. ARMSTRONG, Rocky Mount.
J. H. HARRIS, Greensboro.
| ToMLINsON & JOHNSON, M~ooresville.
J. W. HOLCOMBE. Wilmot.
J. F. GRIFFITH, Winston.