The midland journal., 1892-12-30
BOOKS TO LOAN.


find their way, as such publications gen.
orally do, to the editors sanctum. which
we will loan to persons desiring to in
inform themselves on the leading
questions OF political economy and
government.
These works are written in plain
comprehensive style by authors who
have thoroughly mastered the sub
Jects on which they write. The works
are paper bound and mostly small vol
umes containing l6 to $40 pages. The
latter treat the subjects they present
in a story telling style.
SHOT AND SHELL.
This work contains short history
of parties and other interesting subjects.
A pamphlet of 80 pages written by I.
A. Bland.
RELATION OF MONEY TO BANK CREDITS
by Gen. A. j. Warner. l6 page
pamphlet. Containg much informa-
tion on this snbject.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PRICE.
A most valuable work by N. A.
Dunning. A treaties on money that
every student Of political economy
should read.
| CONGRESSMAN SWANSON
by c. Z. Post. This is political
romance and will be found both inter-
estiDg and Instructive.
DRIVEN FROM SEA TO SEA.
| A story by the same author, describ-
ing the trials of California settler and
the land grant robbery system.
ROAD LEGISLATION FOR THE AMER
ICAN STATE,
by jeremiah W. jerks, Phi. D. This
work is full of information on roads
and road making.
| THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM.
Its relation to labor reform and pros
perity, by Alfred B. Westrup, Sect. of
the Mutual Bank Propaganda. This
pamphlet contains some new ideas on
banking,
CITIZENS MONEY.
This is by the same author.
BIETIGHEIM.
This work Is production of fancy
and created quite an excitement when
1t first appeared, and is worth reading.
THE SPOIL OF OFFICE.
A political novel, by Hamlin Gar
land, one of the brightest writers of the
day, and is most interesting story
aside from the wholesome lesson it
teaches.
THE AMERICAN JEW,
by Professor of Harvard College. A
very interesting work.
SOME IDEAS,
by Harry Hilton. This little book is
written In pleasant vein and handles
many questions uf the day in forcible
and unique manner.
HAND BOOK OF FACTS
and Alliance Information. A book
filled with valuable statistics on GOV
ernment matters.
MONE1s
Speech of Hon. John P. Jones, of
Nevada an exhaustive work on the
silver question.
LAND CURRENCY,
by Stephen May bell. This is something
almost entirely new on the subject of
currency, and presents the question in
striking manner.
Essay on the use of Nitrate of Soda,
by Joseph Harris. This work treats on
manure and will interest all farmers.
DEALINGS IN OPTIONS AND FUTURES.
This pamphlet contains the labored
arguments OF Stock and Produce Ex-
changes of the large cities against the
Anti Option bill which was before the
SD Congress.
The Sub-Treasury system as pro-
posed by the Farmers Alliance, his
toricalIy treated and carefully analysed.
This work is exhaustive on the subject,
and full understanding of the plan
can be had by careful perusal OF the
book
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS,
and their relation to the government.
This pamphlet contains full account
of the gigantic swindle the country
suffered in the construction and man
agement of these roads.
THE BIBLE AND LAND,
by James B. Converse. This little
book is written from a religious stand
point and will prove interesting to bible
students.
CUMULATIVE TAXATION,
by W. V. Marshall. OF interest TO all
students Of the problem of taxation.
THE MONEY MONOPOLY,
by E. Il. Baker A work of more than
ordinary interest.
WHO PAYS YOUR TAXEs2
Issued by the Tax Reform Associa-
tion Of New York, book that every
tax payer should read.
METAL MONEY AND HARD TIMES.
Why they are inseparable, by James
u Holden. A most instructive treaties
On coin or metallic money, and merits
careful reading.
This collection contains several other
works equally valuable which we have