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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

II IL pleasing to know that Chairman
Cummings Of the House naval committee is
strongly In favor Of the building up of our
modern navy without any needless delay
There 10 no reason why big maritime ma
ton like the lnited States should not have
one of the best navies in the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

cos. $40.
A Maine crowd is good natured, espec'
islIy at q fair. but they don't like to be
fooled on a skycycle or other kind of a AZ
ing machine.
Alta large gathering at Northport recent
". Senator 1. q Winslow OF Somerse,
county, who Is lecturer for the Msiae State
Grange. referred tn the question Of equal
suffrage in the following weli-chosen words
ale Who can discern the pointing of the
finger of history mus believe that the time
is near ut hand when woman will be accord
ed the sxne POSITION ~ man. ia social. in
intellectual and IN political affairs.
FROM the dawn of civilization un-
ill the present time the ten
dsncy has been in this direction. In the
hong run. gosd. sound common sense will
prevail. There is no reasonable argument
AZ sinst g-aniiog women the right to vote.
Such matters should be based upon intelfi-
gence The Statistics of our schools and
roileres indicate that. upon the average,
tie Young ~otm rank higher than the
Young men. Ssnce it is principle of our
order to regard women the equal Of men in
all respects. the grange 10 exefting pow
erful influence in this movement"
The adecision in the case Of Michael
Burns against ex-Sherin McFadden for
seizing Burns liquors, leaves the oppor-
tunities for enforcing the peohibitofy law
in good, healthy condition. The Judge
held that ii vas not for the officer to decide
whether the liquors we're kept for illegal
sale or not bnt thought il wss his duty q
seize al hQuoes on the premises described
in The warrant and il vas the duty Of the
cosss to dscsde whether the liquor seized
was insesdad for uniawful sale and subject
b conGscation under the law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The weather Saturday vas "pufah
and nearly every one was surpfiss1 VET
the sun put in an unexpected appearance y
the afternoon after miserable rainy vssi's'
all day before that time. And then ve''
that severe and utterly unlocked fof sh''o
arrived the surprise deepened TO amaaea'''
and By acclaim it was decided that toe nv
blem Of the weather, for that day ct 's~'
Was an insolyable problem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The Cleveland organs And it very difficult
indeed to discover any good in David B.
HUI. just now they are criticising his
speech upon the silver question. They
must do him the justice to admit however.
that, for once at least in his life he turned
up on the right side of a great public ques-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Extensive drought will cause the snail &c
Close its doors to prevent the evaporation
OF its bodily moisture and drying Up. These
little animals are possessed Of astonishing
vitality, regaining activity after having
been frozen in solid blocks Of ice, and en-
during degree Of heat for weeks which
daily crisps vegetation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The panic of 1887 WAS the short, =
pinching pain which followed a viii.
banch in crszy speculation. The eau
the distress and almost universal di.
during the old Confederation was the /
tic,l free trade which succeeded the |
Iutianary war. The War had been Al
barge upon the importation of FL
cheap goods. II closed in 1898. Thu
barge was raised thereby. and free
brought ruin, As its mensce is doing nc
Yes; all Of our panics have had
cause They never core spontaned
This panic has its csuse. The as
ency of the Democratic party, after II
two years retirement. bearing upon its
ner the motto Down with Ame rica
dustries." as in 1861 the motto upon i
eutcheon was Down with the Amel
Union" is the cause, and the only 81
of our trouble. You may try to hl
under one in,eni,usly framed exct3
smother. but you Can not DO it. Like
quu's ghost, il viii not down Mt you
ding, and you can not prevent the ri
from ses In z it in all its hi,leousness.
Would you arrest the course Of tbI
aster and restore prosperity TO our con-
Then jein us in passing resolution
we will not touch our tariff laws, nor
the country with pildcss currency I
pealing the tax upon State hsnks. Gil
national banks the right to issue bills
full value of their bonis deposited, q
bring q return Of old.fashionsd Repu
good times.
Thus.geutleman, you may DO the
est patriotic duty of yonr lives. Thu
may atone, in some measure, for thE
trade votes you have si.en, the freed
speeches you have male, and the mlsi
ous planks in your national platform.
s |
One good at leas. as z own ont
present terrible bushes. depression
til It capital ard labor. the banks. fast .
ufaesmr r.. tn. mer'h ,nt,. the fal
anil the workingmen, AL NM taemseI
the same boat together. Their ini
are mutual and Lot antagonistic, andf
jury can be afflicted upon one class VI I
causing suffering in some degree to d.
others. II
The gold bug and tae silver bug arf ,
ject to the same fortune in common. X
financial blow which prostrates one cd
fail to shake, If indeed, ii does not ID
the other. And il i only the humbut
attempts to make them believe -
are natural enemies.
II has also demonstrated. what evek
telligent, unparalleled man should z
that al sections Of our country are pa
one body, which can be hurt in mo-
without bringing pain and injury to +,
part. These are lessons which can 81
too thoroughly learned and nurs<(
axions By our people; ls.sons which
not fail TO broaden the statesmanahiT
strengthen the patriotic spirit Of =
ton. Indeed, the people have he'd no .
u,ischievous adsisefs and thu counsy
more damaging eneniea then hey Who
endeavofed 70 army ons class aesinsl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

A bureau Of information has been esss
lished in the Maine building at the Wofs'
Fair, where visitors may obtain sll needss
information ~ to Maine resorts, steambN
and railroad lines. Maine people can, y
addressing bureau OF information, Mans
Building, jackson Park, Chicago, I'D, W
tain similar information and general hfs''
tons a. to securing boarding places, etc., >
Chicavo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Oliver Wendail Holmes who celebrated
his stth birthday last Tuesday. is now the
best known and the oldest poet in this
country. New England people will not be
alone iu wishing him happiness and length
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The school which Miss Allen and Nj.
Greet, formerly at st. Catharines HILL
have started in Portland, will open Cctob,,
tth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

A large number Of unsigned communcs
tons have been recently received and, n
always, have been Immediately consigns
to the scrap basket. Queer, isn't h.
how people will persist in their folly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Being Labor day, and, therefore, a isgd
holiday, all the banks, except the Grsu,s
National, will be closed today Being pen.
sion day. however, as well, the Grsni,s
will remain open today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

There will doubtless be \ crowd On =.
day excursion on the steamer Kenuebee !
Boston today. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The low rates offered by the Maine Cen
trail will undoubtedly cause a rush 70 ros
land today of persons anxious to witness he
great labor day parade and to take part b
the festivities that will be the rule there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

People who have recently returned from
down river cannot find words to exI~
their admiration of the magnificent .vt
last week and the week before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The scaling down Of wages everywhere il
the Inauguration of the change" that the
Democratic party promised the people be-
fore the last national election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

According to Topiuarsi, the average
height Of Laplanders Ia eo.7 inches. a
bushmen, az; Of Chinese, "a: Of French,
men, -; OF Russians, e5.4; Of Germans.
~ Of Danes, 6sa Of freshmen. 81, 81
Englishmen. Scntchmen and !swetiex. G.. 4,
. American Indians, ca2; Of Patagoniaux
%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Henry G. Staples Camp, s. DIV. n
resumed its regular weekly meeting, |,
the fall and winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

St. Marks was crowded at the morning
service Sunday by persons anxious 10 hear
Rev.Dr. Samuel Upjohn Of 81. Luhsa
Germantown, Pennsylvania, preach. The
doctor was one Of the most generally pops
lar clergymen ever in Augusta where b
was rector of st. Marks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Only two week. more Of vacation IA -
the teachers and scholars of the Asn.
schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Nj - iieAa = i vas, that cough Of yosrs,
but hule TOO tight yet. rs oniy two or three
days yen know. Keep on taking Adamson'a
Botanic Cough Baisam and that cough viii
sooa Be = dead a Julius Cesar.
eepe4d&vlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

The meeting Of Augusta Lodge, Ma q
A. q. U. w., begins at $50 O'Clock -
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

There 10 considerable talk Of hay,u.,
meeting Of the Second Maine Cavsl,
Association at Oakwood this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

being well again. Just then I
began to take:-
Lydia E: PixkAam's Ngs.
table Comfoxnd. | followed
your directions and treatment
until ! am now a perfectly
well woman.
gave it to my two daugh-
tiers, aged IL and Is years, and
they are fine, healthy girls.
It is surely a blessing to
our family" $40 Holly ST.
Nest PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
AL dzuegtsm seA 4. AA1rss h epaAdeaea
11paA Z FuxnAM Mn. Ca. LINN, AAsA
Nh IhkAaRs Ezlla - esDfk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

that we shall discover that we are searching
for what we do not wish to find then we
shall surely be in 10 condition to admins
ter the right remedy. If we bliudly con-
sole ourselves that it is only pimple upon
the body polite, and refuse to investigate
lest we fad it a cancer and apply the rem
edy for pimple, then the cancer whose
existence we refuse to recognize, viii kill
while we are joctoring for the simple PIN
ple.
That the purchasing clause of the Sher-
man silver law should be promptly repealed,
Internationally repealed, do not entertain
a doubt It did not express the conviction
| and best Judgment of Senator Sherman and
a vast ajorits Of the Republican party. 1t
was tub thrown to the shark of free coin
age of silver. In that respect it Old its
work. IL saved us from the free-coinage
bill which had passed the Senate by de-
ciled majority of the Democratic votes in
that body and threatened TO pass this House
by an equally great percentage of the Dem
ocratic votes here.
The difficulty with the free silver alvo
Gates is that they attempt what it is impossi-
| BILE to do-that is, to fix and hold price
| upon silver much above its market value
and very much above what it costs to pro-
I
| iuce it.
That may be done, to be sure, TO the ex
tent of the subsidiary currency for our
own people. We do it with nickel W.
did il With copper. and we know We can do
it with silver. Actual facts " hich no ingenu-
ity of argument can overcome convince US
of this.
But when we alone attempt to make sill
| yer. at a price far above ia market value
and the cost of its production medium of
exchange between ourselves and other ma
tons, we attempt task which both reason
and experience teach US that we cannot per
form.
No one can blame our silver producers
for desiring to sell their product at the high
est price possible and, as an American citi-
zen to whom the prosperity of all Americans
is dear. shouli feel it the duty of the gov
eminent to So lsgisls,e as to give to our sill
yer producers the best possible price for
their product, so as TO keep their mines
open and their woskmen Sin the mines at
work and well remunerated, If this could be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Text ooks al tuitksn ire. Bard w.t. ssaesu-
ahIe Ope Of IL beot sehoats h New En6dGnl ~
ssn1 Dnsnal, pfeesafeaA trai1tnG. - I'm -
sisalaRu, ahdysss ". J. CO8TUxLs1e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Mrs. Howard s. Smiley Of Jackson
street died Friday night at $50 o'cloct
after lingering illness from consumpion
The funeral services win be held Mopda,
morning at 10 o'clock at the residence. Tia
remains will be taken to Sidney for bura.
Mrs. Smiley was 81 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

October is apparently to be the banan
month for Augustans at the Worlds Fsf,
for . number of people are planning v
attend II Mt that time. judging iron
all accounts they will see, as ven
n the marvellous exhibition, the laffss
crowds ever gathered in America.
The rear end of the Kennehec drive %
Skowhegan, and in the booms above DE
falls at that place are, probably, ToW
logs. Owing TO the recent heavy rams
Is believed that none of the logs vill "
hung up this fall and so held over the slf
ter. The Augusta Lumber Co. 10 sofsas
over 80 1000 logs at its boom At Two Ms
brook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Mrs. J. S. Hobbs has presented the Lib.
gov Library with four bound volumes Of
the IIarpers Magazine and three Of The L.
dies Repository Magazine, from her III
husbands library. The gift isons vhd
will be thoroughly appreciated. The bool'
have been placed on the shelves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

form, accompa-
MED by severe
spinal trouble,
causing inces-
SAINT backache,
weakness of the
stomach. an d
nervousness.
Il gave up
all hope of ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
"a. s,lixrs's spEEen
10 Fsvss q ~ aspsss = ~ sisus -

The sp<ech hich Hon Seth 4 MiI1Iken,
member Of The National HOUSE frsm ths
Third Maine District. delivered 10 that BODY
On dr. silver question. Ang. ~. il one that
every intelligent voter should read carefully
and then read again. The JosxsAE copies
vhas 10 hereafter given from the consres-
ssonal Record. II i. nearly the Whole speech
and all that we can find the space for al
though We wish we could present ii in IL
Sept. ID Q &C .mpmeesfns, wee HYSft9t q
Sept is-Ecsdninhf Baptiss Assoctssa and
ingt0n. ~
seps iszi--xains Free Baptist Annual estes
sept is-Eennebec Bxptist Associated tic
sent va, -,x,o,s fn. p.,.. ming
IsfEer.
Temperance. vsiis
Sept. s-soith Aroostaok Coed Temulsi lace,
Burn rren-
sept s-Ksnnebse Dsstsie, Good rempizrt.n.
sept IL Fenobsee. Di.tr let Good femotd TO
o. sn y, o...., ,.e, peo-
EdaeasionAl. re do
ssgt. 2s-23-LIneeia County Teael,er.' Co,In try
Oct s7-sosn. r.et Count Tescssy,, %. sus-
| Psft-Hsld -
Oct. n 25--oxford County IL ei.er.' Con even
| BFosnhsld has
u..., sup
| sept. 5-sea1f aanaal Meeting Blaine NJ, a.
AssoctstsEn, Augusta.
Ssps segf.fss, .saox and Lincoln yeir'es ~
| cation, sobiso1ro. esent
sept sa-Naiar Hixtarieai soei.tv III
Exeursiou.
Sept. z aAsnaai Reunion Seventh Maifn OF
neni. Bethel and
sfgt; i2-is-ssecoEd Maine Regiment. Palox-
| HHtan Bangor iioA
sept i2-ReHaion Third Maine geximend, 10
| ~oed Park. Auga-t..
| sept s-Seeting sta's Board Of Trade "i"s
sept. ls-Raanion i2ih Maine Regiment We
Oct: Io-l2-Annual Me-ting State FEEDER. and
shat
s AIRS hiek-
7ept % Name tate, Lewiston. lding
sept. b6-Penobscot and A Fosst.1,tk Patte, w
sep. G7-iIaueoek soaptT Rin,bii bout
ssp3. " 10 Cumberland Couuty, GoFham per
, p. i2if-ifaBeock Var A .s,lc alton Fills. n,
sept ~ it~North AFoosEook, Fort fairneG ~
= pit 2lt-DxfOrd County, south Pari. auf haH
"sy ul-
> ~ -iiamshaesl' Park, Newiipld
Nstt u tt-sDuH F-et Central SkuUnaRan
sept ie.'4-Pii..ton. s"u iness
sept. ~ -AndroscoggiH Valley. Canton. d by
sept. ~ <l-BA dwin and Sehago. East Sebs, ali
sept ig2l-Bethel, Bethel! "
sept. - % Eat sotn, rset, Hartiand. cen
sept l32l-Nor'h franklin, Phillips. tress
g.. 10 - S,.t, ~ y oan,o iu' es-
sept. ls2l-Orrinston.
sept. lgsl-searboro, scafboro. what
sept. BEl-W aldo aud renobseot, Monroe alp
sept. ~ 2'~West W ashinston f,hsryv,,aId Aiis
sept 92i--York Coapty' ,aea isia' citi-
sept . q Ar ostook County. Houlton lied.
sfpt DZi-Sorth Penobscot. Springfield. ner-
sept 26-.5 - Durham. Psi
sept 2sz7-Wa'tt County. gei.n.t I'd in
sept. S2s--osfofd North, Au,a,rr the
arpt. Y 6s-East Eddtns, n mar
S+pt- % Franklin Com ~. Pennington. -:
Nept- - 2 henn' bee 90 niy. lie .dfeid. ptioF
sept . 2s-Noi h " 81 ngton, Princeton. Id be
opt ~ Zinc In puEtY, Damaris otta tzans
. pit. % 4s-Norti4 knox, Union. ~
sept tt'2e-Nor'h Gamble land, Harrison
NW ~ Arlington Central. MachiAs Drs as
sept. % y West oxford, Fryeburg rb;ch
sept n ?. -Wesi pernbscot Exeter
I'ft- ~ sshlHg0n County, Pembroke. Huet-
~ td-Aiewtge Grange, North Kenuebunl
iet' 10 i2-.hapiey and Acton, Aeon unon
fop.iiam, " 'could
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
Mrs. S. W. White

Tells Of a family blessing.
Thus she writes to Mrs.
Pinkham:-
II suffered for 10 years with
female complaints Of the worst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Labor day.
Also pension day.

There will be three weddings in As.,s
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
MAINE GOSSIP.

Portland people doubtless feel safer since
they hal that reservoir inquest IL it did
cos $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
coAxINe FOR INFORMATION.
portoriai Ingenuity Utilized t" Adva


tage In Gathering Facts
reporter called at the home OF one Mr.,
81 we to learn some facts regarding an acci,c.s
Whit that had happened that morning Her
fly assembled the stone steps, pulled the.
orbell lightly and did not forget to take
on, his hat when he stepped over the thresh.
Nh In low voice and with mild man.
he ventured to ask if that was where ut
az r. Cage lived and if he had not been con- !,
'utrned in yachting accident that morn d
lie <. A correspondingly unpretentious af- T
,s NATIVE reply was vouchsafed on the part
the genteel lady of % who had presented
~ irself at the door.
Al do not know much about the accident,
lily it was an awful thing. They were out !, |,
,ating, and do declare l don't see how
e. icy ever escaped, and Do you know
"WelI, would you mind calling Mr.. Cagei :
d like to see him | believe he was one =
the principals, was he notY" queried the II
porter.
'Oh, yes. will call him"
She was gone several minutes before the'
mnd of footsteps down the stairs an u
ounced the coming Of some one. 1t wasa
IT. Cage, and he entered directly into thea
,om where the newsgatherer sat.
"Are you the man who wanted to see mel !
so, can tell you right now that you'Df
OF get bit of news regarding the accident
om me, and you might as well not ask ar
ord about it. am firmly set in that dec
y sion, and you need not try on any Of youiot
chemes for getting news Us people have
suffer untold injustice at the hands OF
on newspaper m. and you fellows get
ntirely"--
Every body have seen on the street to
y lay speaks of your undaunted bravery and +
3 oolheadedness in that time OF great peril"
!, proke in the reporter, land you certainly
! deserve the most hearty congratulations,
md for one wish to congratulate you as you |,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

pnrfV fhAt Inc gfHpFHI ENYrFMfnt
tutionai power to impose and c7itest tariff duties
except for the purpo o. tevees" ouis- We d, =
nounce tit Nc aiDies tarR law rs the enimtnatif 4
airocity Of class legislation
This is Calhounism in lis mos. concen-
trated essence. 1t il the doctrine of the re-
belliou. Why should net all this wilesprsad
disaster fall upon the Goun;r. II is exact
ly what Republicans, i the last campaign
predicted wonia be Tia snlt IF nstonsl
Democratic triumph, only it has come
quicker AMI worse than foret.ri!.
Many people were .Inf,le enough to be-
lieve that the Demos ratio party wonli full
All its pronis. 10 the people AMI we
who. judging the future by thu past, doubt
ed il and belle we'd that the dep orabie con-
dition of cur people you'll emf 9 l.en the
mind and dissipste tho pr in Tres Of the
party in power hswr b en- summed nv de-
cIxrstion in the Prs 81 i.r's last message,
which sounds the dta'h ku l. f,the bu-i-
ness of the people aRl Il g p osp-ri'y of
our country.
1t is deelsraiisH Of was upon the ma
tons industries, to be commenced a. soon
as the silver question shall be settled. And
that unfortunate declaration, that, so soon
a. the present question shall be decided,
the attack upon the great Law for the pro-
lection Of the industries Of our country and
the labor Of our wof0nsmen shall 1t once
commence, has done m1re harm than this
Congress can possibly cure, unless it shah
declare that during lie life il viii not con-
sent to make the attack therein threatened.
Let this House pass the resolution offer
ed by the gentleman from Ohio
Mr.. Grosvenor, or that which I
will present, snd thoussni indus
tries now idle will start up in week,
and Thousands upon thousands Of idle men
will fnd remunerafive employ ment- Let u
resolve that daring the life Of the present
Congress this House will pass no bill which
shall repeal or modify cur present tariff
laws, nor consent to any measure which
shall revive state banks whose cufrency
shall not be secured by b. nds Of unques-
tonsbly god character. Ills the Ho1ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

A Maine crowd is good natured, espec-
ialIy at a fair. but they don't like to be
fooled on skycycle or other kind of a AZ
ing machine.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-12

-
The movement that has been
started by farmers in the Red River
Valley to secure lower freight rates
on wheat is an effort in a right di-
rection. Rates certainly ought to be
IN just proportion to the value Of the
products carried. The movement is
non-political. Farmers and business
men. regardless to what political
party they may belong, are alike in
terested in.haying the wheat bring
the most. money possible. In the
Farmers Alliance, rs business or
ganization, the SHEAR has always
believed. The farmers, as wellns
those engaged in other callings, need
to meet for the purpose OF conferring
and discussing matters pertaining
to their welfare and best interests.
When this is done intelligently, much
good will be the result.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-12

That the wheat crop this year is
surprisingly light for the Red River
Valley, and for the country as a
whole, has been demonstrated by tile
threshers beyond a shadow Of d
doubt. As q rule farmers have been
greatly disappointed in their esti-
mates. Nevertheless, the bears in
the wheat markets refuse to believe
this and persist in forcing down the
price. Sooner or later, they will tnD,-
bic onto the truth regarding the
shortage in the crop, and then the
prices must advance.