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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
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~. 49, 49,
For state convention cf People
Party ui Missouri to be held ut
Sp,l:;I4;,, .!.i:ic > %. 1882.

By authority Of tie State Contra!
Committee h>rei,y call The Stat:
convention of the Peoples Party q:
Missouri; t. NEE, 1T >>a,;:,i,a. Sun" II
- FOR the purpose Of nnH:i:s=;i ling :;
state ticket and c,crtil.- eight dele
Gates for the stall. at-i.irIa N ipH:'
for each Of the fifteen Congressional
Districts OF the state to attend the
National Convention q: N1:aha. July
:, /. tfnc Districts conventions iri
III" election OF the tour district, dele.
gates mentioned in the address re
Gently published, can thus BE lisps nc
Ell witI;.)
Ii, bases OF representation agreed
upon i. three delegates from eari
county anl ward in the state. III,
friends ci or cause in all count les
and ward, wisiti. have moi compiled
with the instructions given Ii Tx
Address referred 10 above are uruTt
t. take inmc;iia,n action hf organic
:nI :.nt, c,vctis1 ,irlt-;s.,s.
Information relative 10 Tai!roa,'
and hotel rates VIII ~ given later,
II. \. CAEi;rl,..
ca III H. State Genital Com
G !. GARuNEH,
/ >Sety Ir.u~;i.vi
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The raj licatiun meeting held at
C"lloa last saturday declared the fact
that the gre:, political revolution that
is now sweeping over this country
has taken a strong hold in Macon
county. Men who have been strong
Democrats and Republicans all their
lives, but who have become disguised
with the hypocracy and corruption o.
those who control and dcno;n:nate The
old parties, declare they are convinced
that the reform demanded by the
masses would never lie granted bv
the old parties, and pledged them
selves to support and work for the
success of the principles emhodie,l
in the st. Louis platform through
independent political act,on,-3reyier
Appeal,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The Nebraska State Democratic
convention last week voted down Il
free coinage resolution Not only in
the above state but all over the west
and sOutI, the Cleveland Nall street
idea which is being used to force hat
party to abondon its former principles
and bow down and worship til" - !den
calf. The members of the prrty who
prefer principles to the name, com
mon sense to- to prejudice. are leav-
ing the old rotten hulk by the tlious-
ands daily.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Til" might; forces al st. i.oal>
needed not the heacat Of any man OF
i:ivn to unanimously u!,:f;. i IL,
title had c,.ne. The positive element
embodied TT -. I.,;'i, viii rapjlj,.
;;-4r,yat" Itself in the South an!
West the negatives vino arc repealed
from the Warming factions al tie ris:
PARTIES. As the week, ate; months; ~,
hy he iuvcitah,a result Of iics. con
,.,ion< Will he made manifest The
cn,ei3u" wedge will Of its own weight
cIcve the cd parties a':d open the
path for the united Peoples party 'o
walk irtu The " lite House. I. i,
emily a short run from II. Louis t,
Washington -- .'au!>e: i:ill I,mee
thareiatown Mass.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The opposition to silver is ~ hin.
more npr less t'lan opposition 10 'io:y
ii'nitr.,. That Is all ,itnra is 10 II.
';'Ae Talk ;i,,:lt ttin intc!:lsi ;;;."7
Of The bullion iii & silver dollar J. Ii;
t.osii Why a silver ttul!;r ": " u. h
u,uie t'l,r grisi when >live: ".s dc
mo"g;:z"d. The scamp l!!.;t secured
the Recommendation Of silver r.,se /
first ;s::';s>t gold. -ec,'::a.: .,,!,i = de
nlonr.iZu;ioa in iS.U bt & cr,n as,
Afterwards they dr,.lded greater >uv-
ces wot!s,i crrs,i: their eli, ;!t,, II t'ies
made the fi-h: against silver. /:
was q conspiracy OF the funst;i....t!er.
to deprive the creditor class Of part
Of the mean, Of Payment. til iss"uli
" striti
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

For whom arc YOU going to sweat
this year, yourself. wife and children
or party success and the money
power? We mean you, brothc: farm
er and wage worker This is the
question which, confronts you anI
challenges AL answer.
The welfare of party is the cam
paiyn song, accompanied Ivy brass
band and torch light, and You should
be thinking, and thinking fast. Look
around Your home, cast up the ac
count and decide with the best intcli-
ucncc 1T Your command whether
party success will feed and clotit
Your children, and pay the interest
on the mortgage. Should decide! i'll
Your honest ind cement that less tax
and better prices fr: Your labor is OF
more Importance to ,Non anA year
family thAn party polish, then be
true to Yourself an;l assert Your man
hood. Accept no proposition from
any person or party, tsnt is 40 prov
vn to he true and beneficial 10 til,
masses
! This will he the most important
year politically Within the l.i.,,">:ci-@
pt man. au! the farmer and wage
, Garner. are IT,. important ..iiIurta;>
/ iii the year : politics. Within The
/ ranks, of these ty7o ciass~, the pu!iti-
t-:an ans, tie hnriier, will do l..eir
J.
,nan, III: merchant, the resI estate
broker. all ;!avc tii"ic ,atEi> in&'!c up,
. i'ac pn,itis.i pirate vii prey upon
Tie factory and lie corn field. TIL,
wall lie the more necessary in co'sse-
r:i"nrn OF the iact. tI.:;t i, IS almost
entirely amHliy tie occupants, 81 the
iivi3; and factory. that r.',t,'io;.
against the pl,',>cra'jc rule Of III,
K publican an,t Democratic: partie, Is
going on.
The 6 ht this Year TO retain The
agricultural vote Is IN endorsement
III the present money and isaii%nur,.:
':n:, policy OF the two Old parties will
he the mos de- p-is;te ever .natie il
american It!ttlt> IL Is :! III" a'.'
death struggle. II the reform mo,
neni s,,rv:els it mean>, Il !;,i;,..cia
revolution ANA lac establishment 81
l lit'" monetary system. based Nnn;
the wealth produced; ~ labor ana ii
h.; interest If the l,,oI..is elias. e.
/; defeated il means q ruIi;j:HaHcs
ii present conditions with ii! tilt
te.s,.,:t.-i:4> toward Il worse condition
lii" responsibility Of haviu1 goo,
politics ~ bal politics luray III
r">t four years Is upon the farmc:
anl wave earn".,. The n,r>.->it'
therefor. or crn>i;!pratc and careful
: :,tu';> Of political questions by tics
classes lsiarance;s;t in Emporium G. -
Lamar tsj>;n.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The prohibition state convention
met at Cnllicotl,e one day last week
and nominated The following state
ticket: Governor. JOHN Sohc,>kI. 81!
Newton county; lieutenant governor,
W. s. Crnr;rh. of tarrrii:nn; spt'r'-
tarv of state. +. T.. Mcclellan, cf S.
dalia: treasurer VI. !n@i;,'!"n,, q
J)adeville; Auditor, h. i. Stewart. Of
Narrensburg; attorn", general, !" l..
railroad commissioner. \. &. Brown,
of Hannibal; judges Of the supreme
court, Eugene Avrcs, % II. Joseph,
and James Barker. of Springfield.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The first break toward the people :
party in South Carolina occurred one
day last week by the WILLIAMSBURG.
county alliance. After the business
meeting Il caucus Of the leaders was
called to discuss the political situ,-
ton. After two hours dcilberation
resolutions were adopted stating that
it was the sense of the meeting that
in case the Democratic party nom:
mates candidates who do not favor tis
free coinage of silver they will no: bs
supported.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
FARMERS UNION.
Call for National Contention.

The national committee of the peoples par
~ of the United States. acting ii, conjunction
with the following: &. II. Va, WyEk. "! Ne
braska:C ". Mc:'une. OF Texas: N !. irancE.
t,f Georgia: J. II. Powers of Nchrusl.a: Il. u.
Eumptres OF Texas: l.. u. Laurent. OF Louis
a,.il;,: Marion IaI.no,. Of California: L. =. Ma
suire, of New York: j Il. Nii'c,-. of Ea,iSns;
L. l.. Polk OF Nort,a t..-oi;,i;: Fierce Hackct:,
of Missouri: N. II. Gnstsctt. OF Illinois; john
Seitz, OF Ohio: Mary J.! st'aSc. ot Kansas;
An,iu p.,',ts, OF TeA:,>: ~ =. fisScn. OF Flor
ida, and Ben Tcrrll, q; i"rHS. representatives
of IL certain meeting OF members OF the var
tous labor organizations AZ this country hr'rt
in the city OF -. Louis. Mo. "n H. ..4'h ":ty
Vf February. i~3.. respectfully submit 10 the
people OF the United States til" following pre-
amtic ard platform ct the conference ut >aih
labor organizations 81 our nation ht:'i ON tho
I'D. % and .ii days % February, 'Sr, III the
city of ST. Louis
We urge thu. al citizens who supper! these
sicnialnls shall NEE; on t!.r list SATURDAY III
March next in their respective towns and VII
lagos aud hold phlis, greetings and rhtii:
these 7c,na;fti-. and take steps t. organize pre-
pnratory eiceiiug IL ty'eisivs 10 Il nn:lni,hi
convention. nnd W., c.ji ii.on all duly 'ida:i-
ted voters OF the United sate> vino are il, Ia
OF these principles an! ci iioitifa liz t'tti-
xii.ates for President :,:,d H!oelr'-:,.t3i OH
the above platform IA send de:t>a'e> I" a r''i''
vention of the Peoples party 10 ih' hciti II
S,n,,..l,,, Neu.. July !. i>- al Ii " clock iii ih+
forenoon. Tho executive committee OF the
PEOPLES party i'll .s,.t1 state j. CHARGED with
the duty Of .reisit@ii,1s ts.is rit. tls't h*::t.
the time. place ana I.,.tisi'1 fs "'th tue S'i'''
.le!e",tes shall i,c chts-..s. Tie hi>.> OF rep
t,i ,}t.,r.is
congrcssi ouai district and eight Delegates
from each state 1T large. Etahii.t tins: total
humber 100.
We call upon all citizens OF he United states
to help Us make our principles triumphant
I'VE believe that il Inc voters lcEi"ci t'iei:
duty this year il may lie Impossible III any 'ii
ture canvass To protect til" lia-:i~ "l ti: :'e"
Die and save tn. free institutions CT oar cestn
try. TIE ve:crs must protect tEti1i~t-iFs'>
they cal, expect no one els. to defend them
III the name of the rights oi III" peo,sic. Iii;
hrrnes ri tas land end the welfare If ali N
lure generations. emil upon pi ss'1:'rs 1t'ei
30 come to >.lr',nr: i'll t!iiS great contest
II. +. Fa.Ri:Nf,'+>. fhair.:l:;ii.
PoHFRT T S.'Hu.,IN".
Secretary N;stiuti.!l People, Perry
For The committee appointed ~ the E!;:-
conventions:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
The Ocala Platform,

/. We demand tie abolition Of ratin,la!
banks: demand that the guretn5.;ent shall
cstab;i Il s,ib-riasIr;ts OF Repositories in TIL,
several states when shall! loan money Girect
tu IN. ltu.. 1t low rite Of interest not 10 cy-
fam products ana ESQ G.;t,n reg. estate: with
i'ruitcr .t:ait.sinn ,!:on the quantity II i;r1
nti the nn:oun; G! money; we tsrsca.isl that
the a:n',ut Of circulating medium lie s,,.,~ti-
!s increased to not les than SO per capita.
>. VS.: demand that congress shall pass such
lass ss.il ,:ic,t,alls prevent the DEALINGS
III futures pn al .Gl literal and !uCchanicasi
i,riuci.on3 i}rcs"fyin" st.i;,.. ut - 81 III IF
procedure. iii trials sl:ca rs shall ~n;,lr.. -
PROMPT conviction! Az. Imposition ~ ,-.cii
penalties a. shall secure tie ..i.l.i perfect
tun.I .iaHc" i'll. tia, lan
. ". ruIi,!r.rn IA. silver Law recently pass
"a y c;:l~ro$s. H;'. demand ia !i"s! thereof
lle free ii;'i unlimited c;.nst:r,. ., silver.
:. We demand IN, passage OF laws rroiil,-
iti:l- alien oa'i!..-ii' %: i;;ltl. an that coz
:~ress take prompt av:.<n to devise some plan
it, obtain al hand nnrf s,~n,t -, aliens and
fnr-n -:u'ticateS. .::lI :i.;:t n. Infl. .low l,,i
~ raiis.,;i so: :It;."r cari or.: n.}s IN eye,
o >sci' - j. actually usfi i, tsir1,! i'o reclaim
- ~ n. government ard held tor ..ctusl set
tiers oliy.
:, Et,l:cv;nr in nc Gcetri.." Of .7.e; ri.r:,t
- all ana s,,,c:. privilege. 80 nu..r, f;t.
n:.'l,i that national ,-i.i:stion tasl! l.. Z,
framed II the Elitu,, nos to l,,.t! ~, cne
.:.,i instr. 1T the ~ isc:~ {. 3tr3othef. We ttir
liner ,,t-rau3, q r..r.r,, .: .:ls. existing h.av,
l,,rt.i ;,N :fr. fila accessories If life that itIt
5000 %; oar Land in"s, 1--we ~ tnatf"r d
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Mr.. t'owatis First Number

Considerable interest has hce,.
manifested, re--r;:. sl;nr lis first number
Of the Cosmopolitan ;iaG:, zine to i:-
.s@utt, ut:Iar i, .H.trl:.. management
of ';.r. iiputiis. Ii" mt-azinc ii:,>,
fu.nis bel Il list of names vh.;.!t
premises something quite unusual tni
he May number. the authors whose
work Appeals in t!,i# i~>ro. are;
.l1nr; Russell howell ':',.<.:,as u
Ili41inSnn. I;.:,!~r .:..;.',,.H~ !. !War,
Everett; :itIe. i. }-a; ;'.s,sce,i !.;rIiar''
l.. .,:;i1er. john .ilv, Luther GAY
Billings. Henry james. Pref. :. i.
Langley i;;':,u'';; 4 SO. h;on, D',t!av
Buck. i'..:eo lnr~ i.pn>nfe!t. H. ii.
Boy. ~. :;arra', prrc .Ie.v1t'. Cert
III. l., Saith. Lille t,i,r' Perry, WI
Il: HI N:,f.;, t'aino',tii. N!l.!H:a i',~su
'in"ri's
\ ii jap sa'n,- ;l9l:,l''cr i Illustrated
~ u a.t.r Crane. e. : !..+itis;r!
,';;''~s,a ,te '!tza. J.. y N"n},t" Geo
N.ltr,,:n J.. .a"r,;~. t,i"r.i, I:s>%.:r
I,;:n~,,l. i.,Aj4;, j. R4>ai y WI;
hHo.n Nv York cratic. who lis ">
:,aai:.r,; thu pr;":i sheets. }.rJl. uAc=:
i IL, ~:rDn-r-g i.s;n.:,rr II IA, Amer.
can t:..-aZ'no ;;tr i t..el.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Mr. EpiTnH:-t Y rs',." ,iny letters
from .tl,f rent parts Of TIE st,t'. CT
curing o. ~ the n:li,-iai o.rran Of the
i. !. !. /. | would state in regard
Ia the Official origin ':.;,t the Reform.
Pres Association wa .l"n'cL AMI
there Is no che paper iii the state that
has anr NOR, ci.il> Ii III thn :cst in
tie Reform Press \ 9>oriat.,n. 'fu,,
journal OF \ .r..;l.:ura j. tlrt mr. I!a,;
it sine. the last stat. meeting. any
claims Oh The cr,:e:. L i tr.in that
Il puhlls hes each week that the .|u,E-
nal i,:,s been the utlit-tl or-an ut the
+. * l.. /. of Missouri. Because oi
is pa!:iZln character the Journal was
discontinued. rs The nr1an 1t the Stale
meeting onA j. DO. III sympathy with
| the order, being opposed he ''en1a;to:
;,;}i c!ij~:scs ;'.c state r!lIc,::l, in til,
ti!-c,ar-a Of .heir t,!t1as. and i the
! friend OF l,,:ocricy t;,al is III rrwci
III STATE. ":;,; national l"g;,l:t:.tii Iot
"ai,;int serve 10 masters: glitter yrsi
will irya nilc OF la L. IL" ether. .No,
/ ca.:t:nt serve Gos. and nlai:niun.
! Neither cHn We" serve those wl;n i:,yu1
/ pAtoci:,cS AMI protect y".lr country
:o:.: homes ami ynur Col If ",
/ haze evil iI,tlti noes III olrrr!rr. the,
must IL, t':,>; s>l;f Fix. Iaour demand
action. We l1u-t Ep' ra:,5, until n
nave Justice.
.'n>ErH tIli!.::.
Chairman, !.< Com +, s: l.. /. ii M
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

How viii til. following pass f.;
;iel. ,rrltic doctrine TODAY? .,'un-
-,-E'-s has NO power - charter n,tl"l;.:
s,>,i.A>. We i,.iitNt that :!r!, in.titu-
tons are deadly hp,t;. 80 til. he,
interests OF tno tt,i:t:t. dan r@isil-
- oar republican ii,:.;ii lions ;,st; tie
liberties Of tie people. al;,' calculate;
- pace Tx, iii slil4> Of tii., country
within the to;l:rDl II :, concentrate,
money power. and above the Laws
a:i'i Wills oi tn. ;,o''p','; that t.!n s"par
alton Of the npi:ss ui the ,vvrnnn ,l,l
from i.ailNin5 institutions i, lH.!e,
p@n-;,ie iur the safety Of TIE fAnn>
an'i the ri -ii's Of ;le peop'e. i::a.iol
the above is pH;t 81 the national DC
iiauci,'tIc platform Of 1876. :tn.i i;
,,s.ence It part Of the st. I.n:li, he
ln~n,i> OF l-.:-,, Formulated by th.
in,;;l-tr:a. trnfc:ct:c. that convert I.
iii that city On February I'd NV
tell It's who are democrats anI w.r
:i:e n,,; Mercury.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
HFS TTEH!II.. Texas.
H.. l., t.3,-tx~. South Dakota.
convention :

The big Democratic majority III
the house easily passed the tree Woo:
b;!l. because it would hurt the wool
grower ans, make the party solid with
the manufacturers. who could buy the
Australian wool cheaper than A:;rr:-
cans coul,! po sihly furnish it for.
But the free coinage Of silver, that
would help the people general, :;
little. was killed in the s:.lne house.
because Wall Street "nd Gtnv"i
Cleveland said it must not be passed
jefferson ana Jackson would hr
ashamed OF their oil party. II use"
to he the party OF til. people, h";
since its principles have Income m
democratic, has sunk to the position
of tool for the golden calf.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The Kahoka Gazette-Uera!d is work
ing hard for Marchand to capture the
Democratic congressional nomination
in this district, which leads many to
believe there has heel, a reconciliation
aeteen Hatch and Bro. Christv.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Very encou:agir. news in regard
to reform work comes from Knox
county. 1t is claimed by those who
are poasted that that county is ahaze
with enthusiasm AMI if every county
in the congressional district accom-.
Dlishcs as much as Knox. Col. Hatch
will not represent the boards of trade
In the next congress.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

The New. i'i;::.tI ana CLEAN STocil
Il Furniture and Carpets, bought!
close aai s,i..,..e.l viii. COOL jn''@
mcnt IS 10 4nai:tE and in good taste
a. regards style :e';'; appearance. yol'
will hs:,; l. til" attractive. ponu.a: and
,ati- factory AID the low priced stock
Gi the season.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
Nervous Debility .

\ gentlemen having been ;.s,r..a q Nervous
rfostrG. ion. Seminal Weakness Premature
Decay. and ii! the evil .tfc.etS q. early i:,ii>-
"fetinn ana xot .:i ft.ig IS slx i.E 10 make
known 10 others ':ia si:n.,i,. .uesi:od q! ~: !
their sy;ao'o.,S. tie will send free ~ ret'ts:l
mail copy OF the tcei,u - successfully s:>c'i
in his cast.
Address. IN confidence JAMES w PI>EsET.
- Ce,.a: Street New Iu.h. 5a!
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
The Democrats of the niSS,,,Il

The Democrats of the Missouri
house have endorsed Cleveland
for president, declaring in effect
that if they can help i, no increase
shall he made IL tue money volume,
not even by free coinage Of silver
Get together, YOU WHO favor an
increase in :he money Volume;
get with the new party i'll a hurry -
Winterset, Iowa. Review.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
BLACKS Bus Bus ! I)IayLiIlee.
". J. BLACK, Proprietor.

Passengers and ';.geagc conveyed to and
from the depot to "ias part 81 III" clay i;aHc
!a..l, rIir:zi;asc, ;s3y ht:Si.,G-. :sa,,l ill
all critters III :,:: line s'l,.. notice. Leave
orders al the H.esi ;,'is House.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
r=ss.-s--s-.rs ~. -..-s~.-szs
FHo-< c; Ar. by T'Ha!ve Famous Ast.5t

Sometimes 4 rl%:-."Z.;e varies Is
plaza ct .n:.:sin-u:> lei a 3ii!.-..' !.:!n's.
IL. Il WAY it;.;; makes t:.,. I->.t'H ui:
JHr. 'i'nr J">In":#,.I,".:. !1t:si'>1t.'.
.snc uN,n:;:r -.}:.it Ileil - $50 ;5tG>et
,,!i 1c.Y wish l't~.",l..a"5 tr',::
wo..-:l l.. ii.e s.,ti..- W, :..P I..> H.
-u<s Of t;s.. Cosmopolitan VIII i,c
n',;,.r;,,t.i., .n ac~"nn: of TIE change
in IT,. style 6 Illustration. Wa,
h,.:,t:N IN exec pj;en. liz i.u:.lhr: l.
eu,jre!: m>l' ~ II original work
Of ~, aa,l I'll by a. best artists
,.lat ccu!, i.a f"r.th There h.
never E,a>.n " i;;,i:.,,,r II Al; 'n;;>~~,s-
z;ist hat c.,t4;a,:rts II, high q r!#.',, q
in,t::;:,.il- ;,l.; t..,' l,,,:sscs 1t Waiter
''r;,,ac. TIE ,,u-'i-ii decorator. y. Il.
.'.l.i~.,. +, i. ;>ci:i',i,', !: i. i min :
s;,:l, e. :. .";s::.,It. ttt'., a. c,:ntl- IA
- dist! ia !,ii,.. IL .,:..i;- :;'"i:e.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Every device aui ar. viii he re-
sorted to 10 Kill OF OF discourage
,:o middle classes ANA hush the
cry Of better government, nat tte
sentiment will gain -rr:'n'l until
the result comes OF tire p"r>c;'t
force 81 government i bi3i'ed ou;.
Ia!tyr Tr.i,,1nn.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

IL i Cox. Of the law tirn cf ,>lnGo;
& Cox. Memphis, was III town Tues
day thc guest If hi>, sister, Mrs. }. i.
,lia,:,, 'uiy. r.. also expects to visit
with Mrs. Cain ;,l,:cnr. another SISTER,
l;sing in tHcaHe>t. before return III
Milton Indie pendent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

WIZ Bl'lui,s was il, town Saturday
for ato;it HE first ;:,;fe since he bowed
to tx" farm the f;r-t of March. vi!
has the management cf the largest
farm in St.D;,ars: cnuniy "h'' goes
a,oat it in :. business way ui:it Will
irir. Success. Milton Herald
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
DAISY Prices.
10 GonSun1ptiNcs.

TIE ,!.,.!rr&i2nct having been restored TO
health tt staple EG3ss::r-. afttt >t't.ta iii- Tor
several ye:: STA - =rt.r i;ln4 sEt n. and
};.! tiF4 disc i~j' H$Iti t';tl J. :t!ltf'@ 10
make t>i4au tH lis fellow sufferers :it- means
@: cure. u: ,i.tsn Who desire Il. be will CHEER
iu!y s"i.d free q: charge copy OF the pre-
scsir:itn used which tGn,- viii find sure
ear. fart s~i alG',inn, Ast .,:aa tatarrl'. Er0s1-
si:lti~ ans. al throat ana i.inG Na!sd!cs. lie
o,cs sit sufferers will Try his remedy. rs it Is
inyalaafle. Those desiring the prescription.
which " Ill cost them nothing, emo May prove
n ;es. ing vii! please address.
Rev r.s@AaD y. wilson. Bro, ky New \ arl>
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
DAISY .S>>A:::;T 1,!it|:
ii the season

Ia variety and completeness, We
ara nj oHr best. E;1r !,a:.nitirHiIt line
Of ,le: STYLES offer: h. widest range
for popular srtec;;t.: III TIE very best
GOOD, to hA ir;n;i il. he leading mar
;:ets We are prepared 20 fiji every
.vAnt in oar line tbs. IS within Tx.
hnuusls cf reason.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21

Thnma, Ratcitf has been non1;n:;t-
ed by t!sc people party 10: congress
in the s,ytven'h. Illinois. district
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
.ine;.r.. tIIf,!n,;

/, Chairman *. Conn. +. !. /. !. ii No.
+ form .'"prrs pleas" CODY
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-04-21
STATE Officers, T. { !. /.
County I. {. / Z.

County 4. & l.. (.
Me~ts frs. Friday in .s.-":l. lvjy. October
H'.d .';'nrt;ry.
En" .i;', '}:'T'.r,t. rresi '-ns.
.;i-t3:< =. t!t'l:>i. : ire-l'ir -isits.t.
,'::tf,,t. F4.'.N 4 :. : t-'!'s't -.
..,-@riN f.-...s.;:-,,. Trs:s:lfsr.
l.. j. S!Irt i.:,@t ti''r.
: {. WISE, Assistant Lecturer.
se,i. = al Y, =. tsts.i3:.
Y i. ADAMS. stewart.
M. s.:Eittf+",;. Doslt,ntn.r.
Ia MYERS. Assistant no"rj;s'cYrr.
PROSPECT SIR g-.Si,:,<, ~.
>.:2ets,. Saturday hasn't Oh az tes":a :aI'
I4ls.p;t.
G'ANGEi. UNION. 40. go.
Meets every f"assa .Sats,t:1a, in '.,a', ocn'''h,
"ENpflEs sG-,.-G-EInN. >o.--
,ro.ts econ; ,'s,I t.,rr: '.."~.1ay nights in
Gael. meath.
COVERS ;; !:-rNIoS, Ne. :.">.
,n7st~ t.,. fir: .,s,l ,it,. '...'ss,:y ,i-l,~ .a
. +..c5. Ill. l..
Hsk FnRE:>r I-<ier, ,-,. 80.
meets every :,l>: an1 thiiss i,;;s+>*--t. each
.@e:iA H. .'&c:,st,> president.
Jour. I.1.,c.;. secretary.
i'nnn.sr UNION. Va :; -.
re, n};r ,.sce:!:,.r fg~t Saturday niG-,.; II
each ,:.o:;l.
J. " E.nkFa. FRESH, ,,t,
j. l.. l:anw.;, Ss..t' a;sir.
H:y.NB.rG Union. No.
=,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-31

tltr the last thirty yesrs or nHre from tn
century, and tho segment will represent the
term OF tin nnbonndcd popularity Of Hottet-
tcrs Stomach Bitters. The opening of the year
1893 will b. eisnalized by the appearance Of a
fresh .almnntc "fthe Bitters, in which the us"s.
derivation and action of this worlu-fa,nous rem
edy will be iucitlly set FORTH Everybody should
read 1t. The calendar and astronomical ctlc-
lntons tt be fnnnu III this brochure are always
H@toniH nHly accurate and tho
statistics, illuntrat4ns. humor and other
reading matter rich in Interest and full of pro.
tit. The Ilustttter Company, OF Pittsburg. Pn.,
publish it themselves. They employ more than
sixty hands in the mechanical work. and more
than eleven mouths In tho year arn consumed ia
its preparation. 1t cnn be obt aimed. without
cost. nf all rngeists and country dealers, and
l. printed III EnElIeh, Herman, French. Nel,I
Norwegian. Swetli>ii, Holland, B*,hc1niau and
Spanish.