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SURPRISED ARA JUDGE.
ue neVsrses HnIing Of his . wn In n
Smuggling case.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. Judge Bel
lingtr, Of the United states district
court, created surprise today by an.
nounoing in open court that he had
erred In ruling made In the Dunbar
smuggling case. The ruling In which
Judge BellingeT was In error was that
On which he based his instruction 20
tie Jury, that conviction could not be
hHd on eight OF the fourteen counts In
the indictment agains; William Dun
bar, on trial for smuggling opium, be-
cause there WAS no testimony cofrob-
Grating that VI Blum, JacklIngi Gar
horne and Berg, who were accom-
rllcos and who pleaded guilty and tea
litied for the government. IL WINS on
Tue remaining six counts that tho Jury
returned verdict OF guilty against
Dunbar.
The grand Jury today returned an
Other Indictment against Dunbar
Blum, l.. -. Thompson aud three
Cnlnese merchants for smuggling
opium.
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms aO2, alI,
gOl. pooly POI Building, Sal. Lake
CITY, Utah,
Noticc3-A registered Physician
occupies the consulting chair At the
Ziun Medical institute, aud business
IL continued 49, before, 50 "a month
pays the bin 90 an who apply during
this month,
Spec 'ucs. 800 Diseases on the Rye. Inr,
Nofr, Throat ari lung. 800 Chronic disease,
once uUuu tom W., gto 5pm, 90
Ppm. sundays, % am. 90 0 Ism.
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The clerks OF tho Sonpic and House
committees uu appropriations nave
AMI appropriations iur the year 1904,
estimates Tor 1875, submitted 90 the
treasury Department. The total npriu.
unttO4s bt 1904 were 1913 5lidip.
The Total cttimatrs Tor 1895 were ! i1b. .
aO67-1. The total caliwn.o OF revenues
COS 1925 nee sijn,i2T ,Tis. r excess
Of esumttuI appropriations, exclusive
% deficiencies uud miscellaneous az
pr0ptlnu1uf, over the estimated rCvr'
tuUs Of 1895 Is 3il,sI0,Oil.
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relations Of tue rich and poor, the en-.
ployer and employed. The rights Of
property, the right Of man to retain
anu enjoy that which he has earned
by the sweat Of his brow or by general
o1d fortune has never uecn quu..
toned by the church aud never VIII
It -
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mrNI.o ,NDco LoRADo.
the Republic rauuut treat with "a
Stale.

Ahe Aenuulat ANunut ANthA WIN
Stale.
Cay Oh MTNiCO, Dec. THE ~.
port that the Mexican government
has been treating With the government
oil Colorado Tor the purpose Of oIcuiug
the Mexican min q TO ColOfajO'a silver,
which h to bu coined into hybrid
dollar, il only PARTIALLY true. Colo
RADIO pefs3ns did come here with such
a proposition two months ago. but
were promptly informed by the iedc.
raj government that 1t could not uu.
deriake ~ trrAt with the states Oi the
American Union separately. There IL
NO Intention here Of cOiniug the dollar
suggested.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 7-rho kan
sas Farmors' Alliance IL now political
Is dead. A Icing secret sts-lou was
held today, but tn.ush is known 90
iositively state thai tue politicians
have won.
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MELtLLA, Dee. 7.-Genefai Camps
discussed tbs situation today with the
sultau's hfo,her and submitted condi'
tons cgilirR for Arab evacuation Of
tho neutral zine, surrender u the
chiefs aud $4,000 rides and punishmcnt
VI thu leaders Of the rebellion,
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DENVER, Deo. 7.-Goyernor Waite
has already begun preparing a call for
ah extra session OF the legislature, TO
convene Wednesday, January 10Th.
The Mexican silver coinage scheme IL
unanimously condemned by tue news'
pnpets OF tbs city.
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ruryICtIu nEAD.

Mrs Arniiar Expiri- nnd the s1ur-
drrer ~ Captured.
Los ANGELrs, Cal, Dec. 7.-Mrs.
AguiIar Jiyd from the effects Of the
burns caused 10y tue burning Oh
thrown on her by her hushaud. The
people hofs arc iuIig ant over the
matter aud threats ~ lyuchur are
freely made. The officers iu charge OF
ARuilaf will take tho prison g. JAIL
from some station near the cily, OrlHg-
lug him To jail by cnrriege.
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THE PorE's ENCYcLroAL.
His HoIintss Enihusinstio when II Il
Mentioned.

NEW York, Dec. THE WOr.d 8
Dispatch from Nice gives Chauncty
NJ. DeTew's description Of his visit TO
lne Pope. When Depew mentioned
tie famous encyc licnl on the relations
u capital and labor his holiness
Strengthened up with nll tbs vlgor OF a
man Of 80. His eyes flashed, ne
gratpad the arms OF his CHAIR ahd
leaned forward us though Intensely ln'
lerested.
"lhat encycical," no declared,
was no new thing In the Catholic
Church; II laid down no now doc
lrlnes. II simply reallirmed and en-
forced what had always been the doc
Time and policy OF the church Es TO the
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wAsmINGToN ITEMS.
Governor wai,p's Freo CoiusGe Plan
opposed.

wAsmINdroN, Dec. Acting SEQ
fetsTy Gurus OF tho treasury DEPART
ment intimaied plainly that tnn gov
sfpmppt would Interfere should an
attempt be maize 10 give practical eiiec'
10 the suggestion OF Governor Waite Of
II Colorado 10 make silver "a legal lel-
drr and provide Tor tee coinsge nj u
state mini.
Governor Waite t0niFh, gave on. for
publication letter from President
Dia2 regarding Walto's coinage schomr
and expressing deep interest In tho pro-
let 10 make all silver dollars VI fol-
weight legal telder IN The Western
states,
RIYERs AND HARBQRs.
Tho secretary Of the treasury has
sent " Congress an estimate OF im'
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Let it be Remembered

That ufa Mansfield and UHJH
not UuIf tffUL and euro DHfHr|Ht
I.ut they treat and cure asthma.
AMI turr tTHtI and core rHuumatHW.
Aul turF tHuH. aud cure urHu.NIua.
Ana they IruHt and cure lang rplu.ga,
AMI they ifuHt Hut cure catarrhal deafness,
Ana they UgHI and euro sore rFrH.
Ana they treat and cure chin diseases.
Ana tntv tfHtt aud euro nervous tiHuAHCa,
Ana they treat aud cure huu1uh1lls and all
rectal troubles,
Aud they treat and cure hl durable female
Diseases.
That tfrY treat aud cufF 900 diseases by mail
Their question circulars describe each fNWus
tom in iull Patients treated by muiI 100 the
same rate a. those who come 90 the ONCE, uu.Y
- a month. send &C. Boo stamps for question
circular.
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All diseases only s. a month. Not "a
cont moro will Boz accepted ConsuitAu0u
nto Medicine irOo.
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$500 PER MONTH.

All PATIENTS placing thomselyes
und,r treatment before January
lst will be- treated until cured az
the uniform rate Of $500 month.
Medicine. furnished Tree. This applies
10 NIL diseases.
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% drcaa Platform. o. .'ual count. that Ia tho .
fNfIa NNHI.U.N |d.I. entirely NOW aI.Ies .
Mli. .N. mako lovely Christina. ul .
U I'd. tfUHf HlrHIIu. DON'T care
Nh'I. ..Hsht ,NprH.T. 90 dittuuuto .
l.u Hy .rUuUHH people. take uf.
'an'as. lary Dbu.tma. Price
slo5 Suit
20 piece % inch WOO. TUHou. upa.u.
miN'u'", H.Uura HuH diagonal prUr.a lt
sne'' r' i1 r lg luirnHIa salug.
loo yard
tp.ocos of aIl.uu1I Scotch gray grIUHH.
NN luUhDs wide, HHHtHu line tHlt uIlnH
gn.I So ,l '.rI'iuaH 900 ihni '1H.g
.'u.Io whai ig'.i lhg rr'' woutuf
must 10 tary Christians Price Coz
$3.50
pieces N uurc wool q inch IurIaH 90.
tFlnI'H, fpIundIi uu.sHt Hut style. IuHIn
lfU'.i cloth Tor fA.H. made uICHH ut
Do. 'fl '.cln.o hinl ihnE come BOO mix
fHfNH Inl ruu rom ..Ht Il DIRK W tHH
gu.nunrs fualiy WurU iID yard only
str ilr Elri Or % tuI dress pattern 10
1856
@ pieces all.wool 60 inch uopsacgrE
HfrH'N md lt tIo same time made tu
war. N|hfH ono N| NNUHU comfortable
ufraHUH you tUOl 40 homo 900 tho rninuusH
ore 'IuHt rght' tho uHer has been q 8i.
sr1 uHN ihara "iuHi rtHt too Eauy
tiu.iMHH lrCC
ITO yard
q pIc.oa q inch serge isfi from loi that
come IH IHat wrclfihr quality 81 tuUHr IH
"WHN uu,' Che price "WaT down. would
De- hEHUi 9th Bt % o., hut we have navy
DUO 900 brown uuIt hence tho lHry
Christmas ru.U
77lc yard
l.01 remnants will nr swept away. $50 on
iHr dollar Will ihau ugm. Come ANA Eot
tlgWs
Trrrs splendid rIa.da. ali wool. al good
lu aiNIr. are handsome iu tlHIr rlluuuEs,
ufr frr.U from fHr IuuWH boo thr last
VIII Ir shown Monday tor fhp nrst umr
Tome hul SEQ them anu sec how small
price ufH Ernat quality Nu matter what
Ollie rruu should Be, tue barry Christmas
Price
4lc yard
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The House committee o. Indian
Affairs las uumUer OF n.ls bs.Ore it,
aui tho Intention Of Chairman lIOt
mnu o. 10 commence active wOik us
soon o. p.wIuig. Probably the m.uI
important m asutu b. The bill iu ry'
uu,ed uy Delegate Ntwlms OF Utah
Tor tire r,iiHqm % "a portion ui
Tie Uuutsn aud Uurlmrabrte reserve
Hious Doe UbH. IL BE- claimed thai
asphalt lci Usits which ARE very valu.
ahIuotu found ON tine lands proposed 90
Ln rnLn l.
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provemcnls on rivers and harbora,
amounting TO 81, $4,000, In addition TO
estmatta heretofore furnished for the
year 1894 gi.
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AN EARLY
ChristnQaS
EVENT..

Early Christmas Dress Patterns, tho most sensibo,
the most economical prosont you can mako when
you read this, backed up by unquostonabv tho lowest
prices ever offered In Dross Goods and Suite
unr stock f. twice ought q, ba.mu. Ia I,yg,,.t
$1,000 by DO. % How can wcduiY BY selling lisnts
Tor 81 This is uo Joke, 10, w0 do T. Come
zz aud We WI! provo any assertion This hr week In
Dec Don't put un buying, now is the Iho most
tkopitu VIII b" Inspired 90 uuy u tlUy only price our
goods on Monday, Monday, Monday. Soc WINDOW
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Black SILK Dross

evening sIth and Causes wit play their
IittIo part Boo thIa erUat Christmas event,
uu. collection nf these goods one NJ bos
wIItrHuE beauty, In which tfupus, Nets.
bHuEyH, ihH Fnft India ana the heavy
stately ai'ka al uaHt Tor tho nrft place.
ana 40 En nc great sweeping reduction,
HIrh az you never Thought possible You
utrd Au evening drcsH, ulut delay. buy
now zoe these EUodH aud note our
prices nu room here 90 tul you about
every piece. hut como and zee them.
Come 90 Che Great Christmas Event
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BLACK SILKS.

s Eflrl d.Hn'Hr of atiIuF qualities. Here
lH whore 500 Hry powerful aud the strong
point HI UII power iH tho weakness az
Uur U|I.H. Tile Other strong point BE- tlH
uulI,H.H variety OF MtAtra, such AZ
hu .NHHs iiHtuHmU. Icau de- sole. eros
muHta. llII.u. tfauyHIHr. urugadr, Moro
Hui many other More In tact than sou
can uuI boo 90 -alt lake outside thc tIE
store, tHlHIHt matches alltUn fari ami
fhu UHUrH HTu mHiru|HHa Hl'Lyu facts t0u.
A IfIuI Christina. DItiHA
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARDS & RICHARDS,
ATTORNEYS arLAw.
Rooms ti To- % McDurn.cs BLOCK.
JAS, H. MOYLE,
ATTORNEY At Law.
Rooms iD t1 uI Constitution Building.
Opposite q. g.. NIL
LII. WADDELL and THOMAS ADAMS, .
ATroEN1ys ~. Law -ANo LAND
.li3is NeDom.". u'agl. salt L0te CITY unb.
! D. CuEhr. rNrFSr hI1OENrY
- INiruta uu Inventions, caveats. etc. Tat.
emit lIln IHEH. uUdrH tl order uMeo. 81
Main tTrcL salt iuke CIV
YOUNG, YOUNG 4 MOYLE.
L. e.s-', rs--s S.l.ss. l..-f o.... ". p,l.
NrroRNLys.Ar.LAw.
Dara National BanA EsUii-s. saH Ia, o,y
IOHH y. rlEHOE,
BARLOW FERGUSON,
hrroRH Ys.Ar.LAw,
sfiTAons Ss1 s7I 1.S C04,f'lndn Ha.lyss.
fnh LHtf co.. iflA
B. T. LLOYD,
ATTORNEY kr-Lhw
200 Mccormick iao.h
CAAS n. CiNHOg,
DUErl8r.
rrons 1t' yaHautuHUn Building
DR.. ]. 3. EEYSOR a Bro,
uEHrIsTs
Eossai . s-Ssta SEED SasrbHsA suuAas 80
hgcr. ioF Man Stree
DIR. ]. THOMAS,
euHoEoN DENTIST. N0,te MAIN ~.
hlsorh splruHfstd. Anaiihshtt isainltava
--------
MONEY TO LOAN
--OH--
COLLATERAL SECURITY.
40 Reasonable ilatea paruts desiring ID b,r.
TOW money can 90 without pulugI4 husi.
t,tu tuety IuNatc.
n. W. FULLER,
No. D.. second South Il
Walter L, Price & Company,
Continental Market, 5SiiEf
nuls hud fvIls. drlIHrsI Boz
Poultry, Fruits, Vegetables
nlgtgftyrigcs pa'i tuf poultry aud produce
Money returned on receipt OF sooda
T. Hi'T r,s,l..n, tho" g, ls wf9sss
@. H. uAcENAy. sssy And TrsAA.
7THEt-
0ECURlTY ABSTRACT co.
='-s---.-z------D
Office In Doacrot National Bank
Building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. Tolophons. i42.
pmHctoRsi y. a Richards Thos. g. Weber.
\. ", Clayton, ruas A. smith, N. x Can.
BinEs, james A. MoJlo, ChGA. q. RIehAfds.
A W. garIauE J. u grtlrF
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WHY, OF COURSE.
Admirers.
Hello! Mr.. Editor "

The Laurens Advertiser is worrying
itself sick because it thinks that the
Alliance has abandoned the Sub Treas.
ury plan. You were never more mis-
taken, brother. The Alliance has set
tied the necessity and feasibility of the
ub-Treasury plan and knows that
there is no use arguing when there is
no argument against 1t except what has
been demolished time and again. If
you have anything new, contemporary,
waltz it out, but for goodness sake
don't just repeat some of the same old
rot that has been refuted so often. The
Alliance won't give up the Sub Treas
ury plan until you give us that some
thing better" and you must prove that
it is better. Cotton Plant.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kelly Axe Manufacturing Co., Louis
vile, KY.
Peas for sale. E F. Murray, Laurel
Hill, N. @.
Charlotte Commercial College, Char
lotte, N. @.
Teachers wanted. Teachers Bureau,
St. Louis, Mo.
Sc RS, Roebuck, & Co., Minr eapoliF,
Mimi, watches.
Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of
Pennsylvania. Annual report.
When writing O + dealing with our
advertisers always mention that you
saw the ad. in THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER.
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PEAS Fob SALE!

Fifty bushels mixed Stock Peas at
IS cents per busheI.
f T. MURRAY,
QO80 Laurel Hill, N. O.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
GENERAL RELIGIOUS INTELLI-
GENCE.
From Our Religious Exchanges And
Other Sources.

OLnGT sources.
Rev. c. n. Donaldson's address is
changed from Norfolk, Va, to Heaths-
vile, Va.
The Society Of friends has recently
closed a most successful meeting in
Greensboro.
The Edeaton Baptist church has ex-
tended a call to Rev. VIM. B. Nc
Garrety, Of Georgia.
The Presby terrain Orphans Home at
Barrium Springs now has forty four
children under its charge.
Rev. J. A Preston, Of Alabama, has
accepted the call to the First Presby-
terrain church Of Charlotte.
The Hot Springs, Ark, First Meth
Oldest church and parsonage we're re
Gently destroyed by fire, the loss being
about Sc, 900.
Albem4rle Presbytcry met at La
Grange recently, There was q good
attendance and several new church
organizations reported.
Dr.. 7. II. Prltchard, of Charlotte, i9
now a regular contributor to the col
umns OF the North Carolina Baptist,
published ut FAY ~ettGville
DR.. LafTerty will hereafter publish
the Baltimore Episcopal Methodist for
the Baltimore Conference. Dr.. Samuel
Rodgers will edit the paper,
The Baptist Chronicle, Of Louisiana,
was burned cut on the 18th. Every
thing was lost. Loss ST. GOO, irsura ice
81, $50. The paper viii NOT suspend.
Prof. Gross Alexander, OF Wander
bilt University, has been invited to fiji
the pulpit of the First Methodist
church, Detroit, Mich, during the
coming sUmmer months.
Fayetteville P~resbytery met at
L~ournburg recently The North
CaTo75nu Presbyterian states that
twenty one ministers and thirty six
elders w, T. present at roll Call,
The North Carolina Synod IF the
Lutheran church was il annual session
at China Grove, Rowan county, last
week About 35 ministers and same
number delegates were present.
Mt, Pleasant circuit has paid it's part
of the missionary debt and Rev. J. J..
Rem says the Salisbury District will
soon have a clear record on the debt
-Raieigb Christian Advocate.
One pastor, Rev. D. P. Tate, writes
that all his conference collections are
now up in full and more yet to come.
He is the first to clear the decks this
year 50 far as reported. Raleigh
Chr 5StjGD Advocate.
Bethel, a new Christian church in
Caswell county near Anderson's store,
was dedicated recently. The church
edifice is neat and handsome. 4 large
congregation was in attendance. Rev.
P. II. Fleming, Of Graham, preached
the dedication sermon. Rev. T. w.
Stroud is the pastor.
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PairView Stations.

FRANKLIN CBIEF-Standard No.
3117 is an inbred Morgan. MoOndyne.
Standard No. 1890 is an inbred Ham
bletOnian. To insure mares with foal
to Franklin Chief, $40 90; to Mo0ndyne,
$50 90.
Standard bred Stations, Mares, Colts
and Fillies for sale. A limited number
of well bred or promising horses will
be taken to train for speed or road
driving. Lam we'll equipped with an
experienced driver and the best regula-
ton track in the State for the purpose.
B P. WILLIAMSON,
1868 Fairview Farm, Raleigh, N. @.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Parties wishing to draw out their
contributions to the Business Agency
fund should write W. A. Graham,
Trustee, Machpelah, N. c., and not 70
me. as [ have never had that fund in
NY hands, and have not the paying of
it out. Truly,
w. II. WORTH, S. B. A.
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sUB-ALL1ANCE RESOLUTIONS

Since u last issue the following
Sub Alliances have sent in resolutions
condemning the legislature and pledg
ing themselves to refund any money
that may be drawn out: Gravel Hill,
Forsyth county, Salem, Rockingham
county, Morning Sun, Durham county,
Greenwood, Moore county.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
ZEKE RILKINS-

UHH y
| Senator Ransom and His Race Horses
The Senator's Latest Schemes
Ohio Wilson and His
Admirers.
B.-"HelIol Mr.. Editor"
R.-"Hello! Major. Any news3'
B-"No, nothin' worthy ov the ten
ton ov a gentleman, az the darkies
say. What about Senator Ransom?
Betsy wuz readin' in the papers that
he is sorter studyin' the %crinoline ques-
ton an thinkin' Ov interducin' a bill to
lower the tariff, on the stuff, hopin' to
be reelected to the Senate on that
issue. l wanter know is that is sO?'
RI can't say, Senator Ransom is
always getting up schemes Of that
kind. He may be short on swamp ap
preparations now owing to lack Of rev
enue to spend in that way, and will in
troduce a bill to buy crinoline for all
the ladies who wish to disfgure them
selve that way."
B-'"Vhat about Ransom's race
horses, One of the Majors says he has
herd that Senator Ransom keeps race
| horses in Washington and has lots Of
fun runnin' races an bettin' on them.
l wish somebody in Washington would
write an tell me if that is so"
R.-"As l said before, the Senator is
hard to keep up with. It is generally
known that our Senators and Con
gressmen spend more time at the ace
tracks than they do at prayers. That
is one reason they never get anything
done"
B-"Batsy wants to know sumpthin
erbout Ohio Wilson, She wants to
know if he has horns CROWN on his
head an if he eats fire an drinks
melted lead three times a day like the
papers try to get folks to believe about
him, Did you ever see HING
Ron! yes; have seen him often.
He is a very respectable looking citi-
zen just after washing his face. Phre-
biologists say he has a mu IN better face
than the small fry editors and 24x34
politicians who have said so many hard
things about him and who have spent
many sleepless nights and drank many
gallons of whiskey while try ing to CON
jure up some plan to get him into
trouble"
BIS the NeC8 and Observer and
Wilmington Messenger still cryin'
calamity"
R-"CertaiDIy they are. The NewS
and Ob8errer is greatly excited over
the great number of bank and com
mercial failures at this time, and de-
clares that the truth is, we have en-
tirely too little circulation in this
try, and the volume of currency has no
elasticity" That is calamity bowling
with a vengeance"
B.-"Betsy wants ter know why the
Meas 0nd Observer waited until the
horse was stolen before it raised the
alarm?'
RI don't know. Suppose the
Meas and Observer expected to ride
the horse a little itself an hence didn't
care so much. But now it finds that
somebody else is riding and it is crying
stop thief?
"B Betsy says she is goin' ter town
ter talk ter the editor ov the NeWs and
Observer erbout this business an learn
it that the way ov the transgressor is
always hard. I see the papers are also
coming out fer free coinage ov silver.
I reckin the bosses will stop their
mouths before the next election an
make them talk force bill an tariff sum
more. When they begin that again
Betsy will get so mad you a hear her
frownin' two miles. Good bye"
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HOW THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE
CONDUCTED.

Jimmy Weaver, the Populist bum
mer. is trying to get up a Presidential
campaign for 1895. Jim will never
get here" The Washington EUeninq
Ne1CS says he should state his intentions
definitely, so that intelligent voters
may begin to w eggs Wilmington
MESSENGER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09

The Governor Of South Carolina
when on his recent visit to Louisville
was shocked at the revelation of the
liquor traffic. Ky. Baptist.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09

BROWN IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion &c Debility.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
APPOINTMENTS

DR.. Cyrus Thompson, State Lecturer
of the Farmers Alliance Of North Car
DINA, will address the brethren and
the public generally, of Wake county,
in the interest of the Business Agency
and the Alliance at the following times
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
FOR SALE!

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thousand. O. NJ. GDFG'
G(SD LenC. NC
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