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INSECT HORSES
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i1' Cza Cay o. Th-- Packs NAY
IIn-s IL-- o. TcirSI
CS-IC-2- g - -z-El5 O: - C-lEx
instituted ~-cr-l experiments KY. ~
S--1"- - 1~-=-z1---- tc= --.a = U-E:
- I'D often Gse2 I'D o.: -h= .--c-u=:r
- a-T---oI !~e2s1-zl-s q tie L-s @:
t'2i ".--;IL -=21z says i1= New
Yu-E Le5-@-
Having shin : ss=t7=5= w1jcz hs5
b. s-1t IN bv : IND - Lz55 = O
- --IdSw--L within =. 2r---e-.
v1s-=. t@u--a ~: : s---r i---zzz-l
@: Ia; E-@l4evuCs --== = vg--- ra5
o=<- ST. - Is --=a.t -- =
ioe cJ--e q : :@v LIS u-- s.v
-: so=5s=-Y made lls z--.ez-.zte
ia-r1E1 l G-eTE= = lr czE2-. -
-7t-~5 T7-l-b-y y 80 uao- Q! tas
dad t,r5v-
Shorty ate. t2-.=- s-Teye5 ne
Trs-,~ = DISAPPEARED. hi syr=5-T
--iG--@1 w-t- 1 hos; = eo=p1-i-=A -
wlc'l . 5s=gTvE @: ! g-zz= az5 -
GC-sLc----T t=-- communicated: :
more careful @-v%r = tSe magnitude
q = cu?=-t was evidently =%E;-:~z
The Ualls co-gG-r ten Disappeared
simultaneously Jl-ap-a The crack. ~;
- - w=s -: = -eg-iS-- 90 t.
80 --- - = 1ul;itaE=
Having 5o-=;e5 The carcass exam
!ce5 Z-U..y - ezzS; 95si.!u- I'D
satisfied themselves that !: was --:=.l.
i t=ry;i %: lie ind ,azt - 6a--e-
vno-d - i1@----4 from ilsl. p--ouLr-
-=t"1 oT-crztlT-s . new and --.p-Es5-
Tor Scenes O! -zo9- was commenced
a=n-l1- s7ra q s;:El:Iu- a1alr-T - -.
toz- rrl~12. 3 unaffected i 80. 5
Commonly called "eoa:-va-ce. that
i t1=re = - i-t-Ii-soce II i;-wAT.
iAs D~et-?ATsirIIas have Il r~--4;l9a
II CaexFslrol I'D C: ou%rz;loz-
Not icing 81" - r1ave the mas e.
tIre.T. they did Themselves !1:o
P-cirrE> aod e.; tie tc.5y int rr-tiyns
OF sbUCf hait 81 io-h II ien-h. vEi.a
was TE-s-fuaIlv z15 ss!llfuIIy G,a- D.
t-oe1 4 LATE boar = the afternoon uo5
the ~fy-.v~ IN night aai each r.=c-
transported 10 ;4-jr citade! ih----h
sr0e contiguous aperture Of S1f1-iea.
diameter - ALLOW iac loads 20 pass
When the oh@Ts- arose al G4v.irat
eTsT part had On carried zwav eE-
csP: the bead. -hich was rcall- N11y-
ing Oh toward tie hole suTTuu-Icd by
an :ESFoelIe c--nour+ Of GEulrio-
sP~cia;'-~ probably on the 7ui vire.
hu@rT in the deli-d,ful anticipation Of
future !=asts AID reycNn-S
Ca flrthe- srr1;iny nc found that the
6cca7!;aiei bead was mounted on the
t7rEs of U%,ut = dozen rna-a-s yrha.
Ike i Roman PHalaux ria = tcsiaGo
uTr1 their shoulders. were marching OF
10 orderly El2r-ar toward the same
o1acc through which all the rest had
DISAPPEARED.
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Ac;an brought in
The DISiriSI Court Q:
nina The STATE O. Nevada.
IN Enu ior the CC2n-
II - gku ana TIE
$3.50. con :lAlui Sled III lie
oiS-e Q! the Clerk ~
SID District Cert
The State @. Nevada SENDS cree;iRc
70 paTld Seton. defendant:
lOa are hereby required % appear
n Ut AS,loc bNUGhi against YOU ~
Tie above named PR-nIpd . lie B,<
IA IoErl - ItV SiEIe ~ \sVaG.- -
Eod for the CUuty az kEo. and 10
LaSTeE The Compliant HE'D tersir,
WIigsc Ten cay. iex@asve ~ The dan
O. ser c>L altar ;bs s-:T'c- ~ !oG ~
IL : >sC-uruDs-t serted within tbs
Cnu.fE, ~ i serted ut &! hrs cs-n-
~ b-iET tEls l2Isi-lcL Thin twenty
GkNs; ,ihesWI~ = Ura,n forty DAYS
o. !uGC!Aeat ~ default vi bs tsSrn
a. -; Hru aryorGL-c - the PRAYER
q. "a j cNrCpiRilt.
The sid uC;ioa x h-ouchi 20 dis
s-lV+ SH@ uuuCS o. uEi-gucN sNIs'IuE
t-tUrv. g!E CtE Ruld"'@aLRtt ufsEo
rh= Crcunas that 5+;eaGEUt sas frT
oC-= t-Uc fuo wears lAsi- prior - TIE
cHE--nCSHI-Ht 0f :his asItGa V.L:ol-
!! GseeF.ca plEiLi.=, aba TIA; 'or
1I0'e Ina INo Yeas Immediately
p~-r--is-c sad Hr:lo- 6v'--aan'
iaa!-I g grrvz=ELt5 ~ ;te
a ur0u cs~-sSa-.eS - lie. >uci -
iu.ra rr5 c-Thi.-. B1i rs for lie
=Ua.dl.E 81 .sr care. gs.II-vl .ad gus
fo5y = DavS5 hnG Ne. -.ror rrrl-
dr-r, gssuv - SD -&-- E-s 20 tie
!:slutl Er6 tar >Gcn o,kr7 -r.Iet -
~ - r'v?.-. art ,ou az bee.
C0tl-rj it,LT Z voa fan 10 IrI-ar Sni
answer SID Con p. II - Si.T- -
CU--L lie saIG FlA:TiT vi a;ily
- TOE C0gr - - -4-tt ., -arS,a
Il said Cu-llz.ai Ead Il tbs SIN
Du-S
gwen pu6-- ny hEoi - Ava-o-y
3 i.-g--i = Le ps,.Gsi Co-n @. iLs
>tA-- = ErTaS- : al - he c--c-
- - / 40. Tals I'D DAY 81 S;.,- il
~ y~a.- - oE- L--d. u-,s I-ol%oj
vl-l; hrn5-vG Ea5 uI-s;y-Iva
WEBSTER PAT TE:sN0N
allow All! .o- Pm; =
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Lots 81 Strawberries ana bsnaras IT
BIN Crai-head's.
Ear!o. violiu and guitar st-incs a
sne nssarincat. at Nuller'S
\ tire s;ock % fresh French can
dies std s;.aoosg inst received 81
l.einhEri's
Jo2--e Pain Balm. MsSieS lre and
all ihe pGUbe- M-iI.icee - U~ lad
Ai;h- Gen IeEe!H Store. Il
Pnc;e-; your weak eyes from the
Injurious eldest O. sun and sHoV glare
bv Es:il-S i pair Q! dark sl1s~1s a.
Mules
l:.o2 var; TO have ycr- !@Ee!Ty
rea&Irei 10y L LrsI class workman. AZ
reasonable frees take Il 70 Sam
Nels>a wander. ~ Nye's OIL stand
: fire 4 play o: silver 1Are, fancy
0.sh- lamps SaIr% 'C-ss spoons
eiG- :; TIE EFT VI. Cas- Gall and
iaSr-c; these =r,is. Sa'sh are the
hc.S; II iaeI- lie evrr brought 10
tLEa-
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Central CnmmI:.e M.r;tnc.

! meeting r las ds-5o=-a;c Genial
C,zni-eso @: Esa eou-I! zri - urla
=: - 0L-= G.: EcsseL I B-n-iey II
rs" ~ Na'u--ny rV=a!a-. A.-1 -.
l3. ~ ins F-T-E~ - 2----c- ;uz
H. e1~--2-- - Delegates = lie Den
"-Eta- ~t-;e C~o-vecJio- :" b. r. ~
%s-De@v.=a g. EEH - 80 al :c-
t3= - -saelr.a u SIGH u:Av- To- -pss
- -. ulDs ;-:o-- tse 3-=: IA.
= x. 5E-~3~.
C.GEIrx1.
A..%--
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Qnesr SUIT Tor Dan,rrA

A rev carse has arisen for "a lawsuit.
A "Ona in France .TaS notified hy the
nui critics 81 q lnnatie asylum of her
errrhcr's dcuth. She went to tho
funeral and ordered a bandsoruc tomb
stone Her mother was so rric-cd NJ
her sons oSaih that the plaintiff had TO
give up G"r s.ta1iinn io lake ca-c Of
~ Tac1 srr ln1-a l'Ha' the direct.
n.s "f'-e as7lrI1 'at mole : mi 'a.r
'.H.. - 49,. =. . r
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riJs Baz kar4s ia, g
= s~=F.fSaee All s+Ii
EsN tses &esl - .,@
= Il sos-Eta ga--
Is az aIst..5
-lty - Has &a=z ;ae
49, GAaa-l
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TIE Wuneo's Guild q s. Paul's
ch-r~h VaNcE~ = ulusicN- u their
church ~ Monday syea,rc next, ~
>0'U,"-S. TIE a3l.zao- ie~ Will Re
tor adults =, ce-:A and &: children
- Oils
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pareh'on laeat in This State .kapS
'~e"''"'sol -s4ssr 10 i5ui the cry Is.
~, 2 Ftoa-,he rates wh-n roa=iHd
'AF.r ~ snia s~=rorda-cs Siih The
ioz.toas u-de bs!ore they were
Ete test sdEg:edb by the Republican
Cla-rit,- P4eigs all wto 'ote
r.clS Rins=ies 10 SUPPORT. the
-5aEaus vf .tsv Rspub!'can party.
r.,aj j th2sa men >Lo nave signed
c-s 9.-dss 4faa!ei' 10y the Sii'es
E-asaes ami who have hitherto acted
r.-aa l:rqap.igan gsr;r, are siocere
a hoy vote f.- Harrison IL nomi-
II 10: l+. Sal 10: iG&e -Iy
part 10 the pri7a-$s, ard the result.
r-s ~ aa.- EenIa.G Gy.e-atiunS iL
u, &iar&psiis CouvtutIoa.
.- use o;hsrhanL. cat The Democra'.
21-ns toe rI-tce TO !: -. no.
ava =. President Sh2i Is not ~ ta"vf
ays iF9e csaas- II s!i'er. take par;
i<e Jearoc1nIs. primaries: II he
-sa s-sl, thu. there is dacSer thu; the
-ca-t'a trr~, ,'fs-S.2-e - :Lr Chi
G1Se-lon -uI;-at o. ia the III.
-5-iS Of Grover. Cleveland whose
RI "a ~ ta> slyef Question is!psi a.
f.a IS Ffsulsrn's
Gvr s6F:ee n the DeDoc-1ts i -
- Uc-tin TIA pTimaae- OF ih-i.
49, - Ia: 30 GEE -o= - :Ls
IL Convention Sho fayo.s Gr,,e.
''-v~!aui oI Aay other tnsn oppose!
=, rGr Interests. Boat bind yOur-
selves hand -. loot before the billie
H-tl-n,es. Wait until toe National
fsrav.ni--s s.:o held sBd Ihrn vote
cHo t.ckcf Rho-e candidates znd pia;
E--u p-oE.sys uust 10 the people OF
~ SIC.
T.aa Oosit.on he Democrats shca!3
r,is3a .ae rnm,es elecisc1 Is 70 ae'l
s%l~l N = E-sats LITTER .eo-.rel by
i.sla l. itccileLI D-srpcGai o.
State, ;naT ne take the ilb=Tly #
H. o our readers - ful.ov.:
Ear silver q2=iion Is bs1-minc
-, c1nZ.ieaIiug, bat l Garnet, to5
H. Tie g me, ~ve Shat Democrats
tcps - ..aja 10y ah-r lOn.tg
n- parry to asssi oae hat rs 10
grt q; aci:ern= sIr-=sS Ii s
- b=s j aouoI TIA; the Demo
=: p2:ty - saca-the great Ma
II "rEaElZliiGn e Is the irl friend
zsg2e-, ard Iha.~Clure :h-c uIaeiy
cen. 81 toe 5~dVsEsari,s Il lhzi
i ~. .iltin the ranks u ins IL
rIcal iart:. 1t therefore SIS
n ( tie only hoF< OF Yer So
-Gas ~ s~ES=Ei;S. E-t - Though
suc2-ss = :As Democratic ps0!,
.: vie AZ fun cnai-o! q The
~sFn1Is-:, light d5aa su6irl.Ei
tcpa: he zuT sold Republican
- STATES - enable w tern Ead
S.ltaero NsnucrAI= 10 coairol tie
=" aud Iigs s.ss; . silver Pre-.
- an C-a--Ns 50 sai-s - 80
;2rl Ca Ing n.y. The Election
.D1 !:i4i ct a DeDccra; l. far
-ts5aple 10 s9o;h=! -oSs = Hacri-
-. ana - 'h- t=hi COZ sIsLSs il i
~ yrea 3 DsEo-rlt aid
1al.-:acE's Hat"
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Proposals for Building Elcc-
ton Booths.

Notice is he-eny given tina, tho
Board ~ County Commissioners all,
al - ru'"''ug on the il5st Monde, ~
NAY. lst2. ""asIL"r proposals !or the
uuiItlis at Isl least - election U,o;h..
according - the plan Hud model 80.
C'It--i d, thu last H4c-..In. OF the
t''iU. a. follows. IL NJ: Height ~
both I" TX 81 T. :. a"igLtct bnr III
atr''e 'rsk ; fec, WIDTH nrd dcr;h =
lys-;t let, silica To ID IL, ie-t lcrg
l'.Ni pE". Tails 10 b., ll.Nf pine,
dc~h = 'ncar= wide U-lurn surface
pine: sIi' ard back ; lrrr pirc cell.
IDE. A!r-rs TO -. 3x3 wrought iron
c.'s" hut;'-, decks 10 swing Cu : trrn
st3sp hInc"- suFI, rl"i by r-pl- run
INNS lrum wing - wing 81 isrnto and
~ia-;"u"i ny heavy screw-hook,Ui cycs,
'"asr u".fE % nivS o.! . 18th to fesi.n
Ntvn iuiac!. al ,yas: - feet - guard
t"t' Tor each booth or -.i ~ booths 20
o." n"ay II 21i liIc supported 10y
posts 3yl' brtcact uu iru: with Screws
=" l-z''. - !l"o5; ;e,=ts TO to sat ever
. t"ci, raIii "a L." .v!h on posts With
: nch machine bolts: gatc Tor guard
ruil 10 b SWING On Avn strnr r'r>.-.
All mHic5iti To ~ gwen on. v,aG -
bn'."d hGse,i al.
brotLahLi rails 20 bc con~,ru-trl
h"o"rdhf = !" til" accepted plan and
mol, DIV IN Tie q; the Cork ueirr.
~ tie to"u and count, o.. E,a,
Al Pg-SrES In'cnGlrg 10 submit
prov sal ar invited To- call and Ell
hmlI' PIN and r~,,~icl.
The BrnId g--.rv-s the right IN 70
lecI 40. and all BIDS.
l. . HFSrrS-oS,
CI-rk 81 Board.
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For Rent

The ~--oA- house. opposite DEPOT
H.. ~r-rga;'y Urr"p.@1 by Sh~haa
S.s;--s App. 81 Ng.!e-s
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FROM rAak

10 the tolfo~i
interview pabiisl
Senator Gormsn
from thu pos'tio
SENATE TO that Q
State OF Muryls
WAS thor, a,
your pare''ood
full Sens,rrshii
"Y"s. rooey
when L.
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Bind Yourselves.

Hlaspe&< OF the silver
:his State hars LSccDe
urE- That ihe :r-oP:e
s-Sss-i to the imgort-
Rn@se sAn ooi b. qQas-
tai vAo are noE. adTo-
-Jxain3oeoi 81 Dariy iIeS
~VDRSS SSsiIyer .sriE IA
@r=-&Ie IS 10. - s5s
!tIat. .o~e OF. Us -Nhu
e-wliebsi toe dTIfiO: 20
lpeai in This State ka'S
.,ar 10 loud The CT! *.
ssoa.,he ES:sS vh-n -ooEi@l
! IN il s=rord3-cs Hiih the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-04-17

Ii ~. District Cont q the State o.
Ssvsil. 10 and IS tie County Of
Eko-
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S-s-- ".
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

Tue frt person graduating from
the Northeast Missouri Business Col
lege was Miss Gertrude Wilson. The
graduating exercises took place Mon.
day. Miss Wilson can now oil any
business position, as can all who grad
uate from the aboye school. This
thought brings US to realization of
the immense benefit to be derived
from the business college. It is prob.
able that Miss Wilson would never
have left home to attend college of
this kind in some other city, aud il
she had the expense would have been
much greater, 50 that from this on
the people can see the good results
of the school and will he more likely
to give the institution more enthusiast
tic recommendations. This school
guarantees to 1t pupils for business
pursuits in as. thorough .'msnner Is
any in the lxntt The evidence of its
:horoughness is beginning to be
shown in larger attendance and is
rapidly taking rank with all the older
institutions Of learning. We urge
the people of Memphis to continue
supporting this college in every way
possible and believe they will be am.
ply repaid for every cent invested.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

The Soldier Of Fortune rendered
by home talent at Rces Opera House
ON last Thursday night was quite
successful in more ways than one.
The proceeds netted something over
$50, while the rendition in many re-
spects were equal to the average
travelling troups. ]. Win Drew, as
Col Fntznoodle, would be hard to
excel. He seemed to fit the charac.
ter exactly and all are praising Win
Is a first class amateur actor. Then
there was Mark Mount as Mr.. Patroni.
B. f. Ballow a. Mr.. Belmont, Chas
Tinney as SNOWFALL; Miss Ola Barncr
As Miss Agnes Belmont, and Miss e.
Ia Gates As Miss Prucilla, did excep-
tionally we'll. The rest Of thctroupe
did creditably we'll, but having mi
nor parts could not be expected to
do 20 we'll as those taking the leading
characters. 1t is the intention Of
the home company to appear again
with another play in the near future
and We adyise all to get ready aud
attend, for they can enjoy an even
ing's entertainment inst rs welli a.
listening to travelling troupe, besides
keeping the money At home and
at the same time aid that good
home institutiOn-the band.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
Weeks Floral Guide. ,8o2.

True. apd tried friends are always
welcome;' consequently" Vrk's Floral
Guide is sure OF a warm reception,
especially when dressed rs tiaintiIy
A. this gear. The Nellie Lewis
Carnation on the front Of cover and
brilliant ROppies" ON the back, are
unusually attractive, and the numerous
colored plates Of flowers and yegeta-
bles are certainly works Of art and
merit. The flrst twenty four pages.
printed in violet INK, describe Novel:
ties :antl 6pecialtics. Send ten cents
r.: James Vick's SINS. Rochester,
Nh; and procure a copy of this, at
Fas1sye and useful catalogue 1t
coats nothing, as ten cents can he dc
Quoted: fFow the first order.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.

Stair or MISSOURI. .:
COUNTY Or SCUra.A NJ. S"'
IN the Circuit Court Ut StOtidiid county.
February term. 1867.
THE GALE AANCFACTCkING Co, Plaintiff,
JuDsOS s. COI.uiHs, Defendant.
At thla day come tho Plaintiff herein, by its
attorney. John ID. SmOot. before the Clerk ct
THE Court In vacation and die Ms petition and
afidavit. alleging. ampnK other things, that
Defendant, JudsOn s. Collins, II not q rest
dent Of the Stntc Of Missouri:
WhereupOn il II ordered by the Clerk that
said Defendant he notified by publication that
Plaintiff has commenced . SUIT against him
In this Court, by attachment. and that unless
the said Juds0n 3. Collins be aud appear at
this Court ut the next term thereof. to be he.
gun and holden at the Court House in tho
city Of Memphis. In ssid county, ON the ntst
third day Of said term. II the term aha1l ."
long cOntinuc-aHd II not. then on or before
the last day Of said tcrm-answcr or plead to
the petition In snid cailse. the same viii be
taken ~ confessed. and Judgment will be rcn-
dcred accordingly.
And It is further ordered that . copy hereof
he published. according to law. In the Farm.
ers Union. . weekly newspaper published ~
said county and State.
Attest: 4. q. MErY. Circuit Clerk.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

No sooner had those bills been print
ed and posted up; calling a meeting
in this city of the people Of the coun.
t. to consult and arrange s6ihe plan,
it possible. to settle the railroad b3dd
questions, than few laceeys iiiet at
the court house one night and pro-
ceeded to arrange matters for captuy-
ing the assembly. And their nians
were nearly successful. The men
calling. the meeting were adjusted on
~ by high motives and had no hand
in the caucus at the conrt house that
night. This bond matter might have
long since been fixed up had it not been
for a clique here in the city, who in:
variably try to manage every move
-
ment in = secret way. -.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

"Brodboll Comedy Company" 10
its new departure, We predict will he
a success. OF the many attempts
to restore the legitimate drama to
its former glory, his seems to Us the
best, from the fact that drama Ut =
high moral tone, he combines the
artistic elements. All bis company
are artists. Wells Beldhame would
be and We surmise has been = star
on metropolitan boards. and as to
the rest Of the company, 1t would he
hard to tell which would have our
r.!eren We were ri !, e:to SEE
our little towhswoman, Nellie Mulch
take the, audience BY storm. She
was too. sweet for any thing. MI.
Brodball should he encouraged in his
endeavor to cater to the best instincts
of the public by giving him liberal
patronage.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
CONSUMPTION CURED.

:Ano,aphy.iciaa, retired from practice. hav-
ing he4 bsed In hte hanAs by an East India
mis.iSnarI % fossnala OF simple vegetable
remedy fGf Tic speedy and permanent cure Of
Consun{l ltSSon t:lsfonthi,is. Catarrh. Asthms
end IN Throat and Hung Affections, alsoa pos.
tive sld r,slicaf 'e:4e for Nervous Debility
and aal'1acrvouA Complaints. after having test.
ed its wonderful >c,irutise powers in thous
ands Of cases. has felt It his duty to make in
known to his suffering fellows. Actuatod By
this motive and = desire 4, rolieve human suf-
fcrins.i VIM send free Of change. to all who
acsire It, thts recipe, In German. Frcpch or
English. with full directions for preparing
and nelsg:. sent BY mil BY addressing with
xtaup. manning this paper, ". A. NOvEs, IN
Powers Block. Rochester. n. 7.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
Memphis, Mo-, Jan. 30, 1892

Memphis, Mo-, Jan: 30, 1892. :
Pursuant 70 = call for a meeting to
consider whether. OF: not an adjust
ment of the outstanding railroad
bonds and coupons Of the county is
expcdient; and il 90, to devise ways
and means for compromising or set
element. Citizens met at the court
house and called to order by j. J.
Townsend and on motion ]. L. H0l-
ley Was elected temporary chairman
and I'LL. Tennant temporary sccreta-
ry. Motion, that a committee of five
be appointed to confer with the bond.
holders to ascertain whether salts.
factory adjustment of difference can
lie arrived at. Tue motion carried, but
the committee not appointed. Motion
was made to adjourn to meet next
Saturday ut l o'clock r. N.
j. L. HOLLEY, Chairman.
j. l.. TENSAxr, Secretary.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
Resolutions Of Lawn RIDGE Union.

WnEaEAs, Our county union at it,
regular session, January End, 1892,
passctl strong resolutions condeming
the proposition 70 refund the illegal
and infamous railroad bonds; there
fore be It
Resolved, that We heartily endorse
the acton of ,'tir county union belief.
ing that said bonds afe'a fraud and a
stencil IL all just and honorable cit
lzens.
Resolved, Tilt iii is much as Ger
tain merchants and business men of
Memphis 'haye busied in trying to
fasten this Infamous. fraud upon Us
and our posterity for generations to
come. that we. with common consent
and unsmity Of action withhold from
suck -'nsEchants and. business, men
Ounpatiuuage: -....-..-- =.
RAsdived, That We call upon our
brstheEp and friends through out the
county to join with us. in this and
help ": to rid the county Of our emf
mics, 'belieying them to be traitors in
in the garb Of loyalty, demagogues
who look more to thier own pccuni-
ary interests than to'the good Of the
people at large.
Resolved That a, copy Of these res
o'utione be furnished our paper for
publication. ::
Read aad -unanainussslv adopted.
W. +. ADAMS, Pres.
WI. THcRlxGroN, Sec'y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04
E. & l. U. Notice.

There will be 4 session of the cOun-
ty union on Saturday, February 10Th,
for the purpose Of securing an ALI
ance store on new plan without cost
to US. Also to organize local loan
association for the benefit Of mortgag-
ed farmers. 1t is requested that vi
un,ous be represented by live dele.
gates. These are important matters.
Come. We request that all secret:.-
ries who have not made semi-annual
settlement should do 90 ut that time,
o. sooner. Send Us delegates certifi-
cate as soon ~ possible.
]. l. TxNNANr, Sec'y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

Mn. EpIroR-I wish to write few
lines concerning the railroad refund
ing scheme. The Memphisites have
shown by their vote that they wish to
put the yoke Of bondage ON the farm
er whether or not. The farmers. have
shown them they won't have it. 1t
is time the Memphis leaders in every
thing must learn they can't run the
farmers of Scotland county any kong
or. You people Of Memphis must
remember the farmers of. Scotland
county must pay the entire bonded
debt, il it eve: is paid. You can do
nothing without the farmer: He bears
the burden and load Of all. Suppose
the people OF Scotland county boycott
your town, cease to trade with the
business men Of your town, what
would be the conscquence7 and this
is just what is being done. You are
killing the town as fast as time will
permit. You must remember that
the farmer can do their trading some
place else. They can buy groceries
OF. wholesale men and every thing else
the same way. Your town il kept
up by the farmer. You seem to for
get that destructive hail storm pass.
ed through the lest part Of our coun-
ty anil destro, cd most Of the oats
and hay aud nearly all the corn, dam
agedi,he fruits and left thcm..almoet
nothing. Now just let the mass
meeting he called by the committee
for the people, hy the people, and
not BY set of schemes in Memphis.
This is the sentiment of the farmers
South, North, East and West, AMI
you will see the result in the near fu
ture. We, the farmers Of Scotland
county must say and will say ho~ this
must be settled. I would say to tue
farmers, stand together as one man
and We can bring about better state
of affairs. A house divided agalnt
itself cannot stand. lin Union there
is strength"
A FARMER,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

The writer of this was some what
surprised on entering Brown 4 Daw-
sons drug store the other day to find
the entire force engaged in packing
and slipping vast quantities Of their
Peoples Stock Food. We had been
aware of the fact that they were do
ing a wholesale business in that line,
but had no idea it was 50 extensive.
Orders from almost every locality in
the western states were shown us
and We were convinced that the stock
food of the above firm manufacture
takes rank among the best.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

The farmers institute held in
this city on last Friday and Saturday
Was a very interesting event. The
crowd in attendance Was not Us large
- It should have been, owing to
local issue that has been uppermost in
the minds Of the people for the past
few months. but great good was &C.
complished. The papers read and
remarks made we're very bcfic,al
and the good results will be noticed
in the months to come.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-02-04

Erastus Mclntirc died iu this CITY
on Saturday, January 3lst. The de-
ceased was native Of New York,
having been born Ia that state on
July 18th, 1918. He moved to
Michigan and from there to this state
sometime before the war. At one
time he was in the Law business here
with Proctor Knott since governor
Of Kentucky. In late yesn Mr..
Mclntire has been in the stuck busi.
ness with his brother, John McIntire.
The Deceased left a wife, hut no
children, and was buried lin cemetery
on Tuesday.