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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-12
Summer breezes cares NV ~ Wbite

Summer breezes cares the big white
baildings Of the Worlds Fair and tile
colossal exhibit is gradually assuming
definite form. When the Fair shah
have been completed in every detail
the contingent Of visitors will I'M
donbtedly be largely increased. Vet
i seems well-nigh certain that the
roseate anticipations Of the manage
ment in regard to attendance arevnot
70 be realized. Ingreat exhibitions Of
this sort the bulk Of the sight.seers
must naturally come from the resident
population and the adjacent towns.
The 1000 70 5000 daily visitors
represent Substantially an that d city
peopled as is Chicago could be expect
edto furnish. Even sho ID the. pres
tnt paid attenda nceSbe increased len.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
MONDAY. Nay A. 80
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FoRCITT cousCILkEs
1st. ward-AUG. c. MATTHAEI
end. ward. G FRAZER.
srd. ward NJ O. TABLER.
4th. ward g. wRLLIsGER
sin. ward GEO W. sCHILL.

The question that i disturbing the
Republican assemblage at Louisville Is
not 50 much dispute about persons
a about policies. The wiser heads
would accent the judgement Of the
nation as rendered at the ballot-box
ii 1892, and turn the head 81 the party
toward the light; but the majority are
still Joined to their idols. The party
viii need another licking before il can
be relied upon to mend its ways
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AGernan carp are biting il -grea

German carp are biting in great
style in the Potomac remarked Mr..
Samuel H. Reeder, Of No. 1901 E.
street northwest who is considered
piscatorial expect, 'but few people
know how to bait for them. The
process is easy. Mix some -four with
raw cotton sufficient to make it stick
to the hook. Bait the hook carefully
and drop it overheard. The carp are
not voracious biters. They take the
hook easily, more generally swallowing
Il. Their bite reminds me Of the old
saw which refers to catfish nibble
and a bull minnow's bite. They are
easily caught, however, and afford
much sport, owing to their weight,
which ranges anywhere from one to
ten pounds. Z Washington Nacs.
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MI. Dorm l1as secured the agency
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

the people here to any great extent but notca -
are thinking seriously Of the matter and It is enlv
aroused. - ~
Bro. Swift, Of Hutton, sends us 1926 and some
subscribers And after business is over he observed
Dr. as time shortens the space between Irnis fanns
your lgnominious cotemporary) and the sulnhnr;c
geyzer IN the spirit world the thoughtful people ara h
coming convinced that he, the subsidized villain
VINO quit the chip and took the bucket with him
Dr. Conger, of Sioux City, says: "The time haa at
last come or is close BY when the problem of prohems
tne desn! OF the human race, will be settled win the
be in at the beginning the end OF the
81 90 enclosed. 0AD'o'
q * r. House louise sends renewal and subscriber
Robt c. Muir, Of Jackson Co. II see YOU still nonnd
away at the unjust But they still will steal from the
farmer on every load OF wheat FIVE to eight lbs nor
Insne You will feel better when get this so en-
Closed wish you merry Christmas and a happy New
Year. fp' 1'0"
r. W. Boynton, Sacramento Co., Cal sends sub
scption and the faith within him that we will get many
SUBSCRIBERS IN that county-f your paper is aggres
sive as it used to be-"
Bro. Lidberg, of Minneapolis sends his subscrpton
Subscription from T. 81. Wolstad, OF Sacred Heart.
m BRO: T. Jenkman, Ellsworth, sends 75c and saws
\ wish could make it one hundred times as much but
wnen man depends upon his daily labor with moth
ing to do) for the support of his family it is difficult to
be SO generous though the will may be good II il
weary struggle, but we have faith that we will win"
week: 10y " p0u neA'
A: Farnsworth, Milton; Jos. osford, worthington;
:; L9rentsen Trent e. B. Cantleberry, Berkey; A. E.
noy1 Laketon; d. J. Larson, Lake Park c. E. Mes
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deen; John Severson, Norman; p O. Fiskum. Pelican
c% akG T. Mckenzie vesta Fred Olson W. J. Harnois
W ;d b. B5nley and two, Wichita; K. Slaughter
WIN. Miller, Bellefourche; H. Daniels A. Crane Pente
cost and Upton Geo. Morcomb, Ridgeway; Jas. OLE
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$500 REWARD, $500.

me readers OF this paper will be pleased to learn
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inen1 HaHs Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

1t seems to that there is general disposition
among alliances not to send delegates to the state
ing this year. We told that Otter Tail will not send
any New Auburn does not send any. At least dozen
alliances have written that they will send none No
ce the letter OF p S. Olson Secy of the Norman Co.
Alliance, elsewhere in which he asks the vast
OF the state alliance is incurred by the farmers merely
to elect presdent-who either wont or can't do any,
thing And he might have added, ga Secretary whose
mission is to do nothing but draw his salary of $50
month, fuse with the democrats and run bogne dele
gate into the state meetings from dead alliance.
Now gentlemen, the editor of this paper has never
rolled either tay meal under his tongue What he
thinks ne sometimes says-and say now, that if any
t tmng has gone wrong with the aianceif Donnelly
has betrayed msused, destroyed the alliance whose
FAULT is it? Who reelected him president after his fear
fu work and dsgraceful defeat? Our opinion is that
you ought to all send delegates and make one imme
date and radical change. Make change that would
save expense knock out this captrap rush business
by which you boot State Lecturers off the platform one
moment vote him 5000 the next and then put into con
troll man who used the most devlish and outrageous
means to destroy your hardest workers. In other
words, put a stop to this mass-meetng conventions.
it's purpose OF listening to speakers and losing
heads Let each county alliance send it's three deegaes
or i've Reduce the Executive Committee to ve-and
let business take the place of music to the slamam of
swashbuckler! $50 delegates enough.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

We understand that one of the two or three lone
'one fusion advocates who write for Donney's paper
states that we event back Owen in 1890 The poor
miserable TOOL liar better 60 and wash his cerebrum and
put window in it.
| We did oppose the nomination of Mr.. Owen-tbouob
our Ieelng was not one-ha bitter as Mr. Donnellys
We opposed it for the reason that he did not advocate
any OF our radical platform panks at that time Was
that right or wrong?
But when he nominated, who s'sulked?n Who
craWed into bis tent and stayed there? It was enom
ination Donnely.
VINO made more speeches for Mr. Owen than anv
o0ner man IN the state? "Doc" Fish. Was his name
put at the head OF the ticket column? It WAS Was he
criticised, ever so slightly, during the campaign? Not
word-we defy any living creature to take our files and
snow up one word!-but advice always to vote the
"straight ticketI'
But Donnely made eleven speeches. in the statel
Eleven! Think of It'll How?
Why, he was called to St. Paul. and s.conciliatedu
py promise to elect him senator from Dakota County
Ine whole history of his trading is in our hands.
That is the history of our "betrayal" IN 189O-and
the idea that sells out when he abides in and with
tne platform against traders, is silly
h Last year we were out OF the state ten days-and
DaKo1a TO come into our stated Did Gen. Weaver con-
me his work to Iowa? Or Mrs Lease to Kansas? Did
we not bring Mrs Marian Todd into this state-and did
we not $75 of the expense out of our own nockot
The contract to go Dakota was made at the Confer
ence on the 22d Of does Dr. Fish go back
G G nls agreements? But we did come back Look at
election, with full quartette When Mr.. Donnely
coddies Mr. Owen we think of the morning D. came into
Ine GREAT WEST Office and hoarsey whispered his first
word CDR Fish, we must crush that Owen--d-n himl"
ana little while after he barganed at the Merchants
or tne nomination for with his personal enc
nlesl II ne would work for O. for Senator!
Mr.. .. was not in any of this monkey-work to our
knowledge Donnely has been out of it for thirty
1ears he would betray his God for one vote of q rep
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Business Matters.

The past week has been one of the most disastrous
IN the commercial world since the heat of the crash
july Five banks closed last week. including the St.
Ncnoias OF New York Cty the officials Of three banks
have been arrested ol criminal actions Frank Hoskns
has been put out of the way by Commission OF Lun
acy for declaring the banks of Fergus Falls nsovent;
the great Santa Fe Railway system has failed and been
put under receivershp 365 firms OF S. 900 and over
have failed and the stock market has been going down.
down. down!
The lear for JAM LIST is intense. Stocks held by the
great insurance companies used as collateral are no
longer security for loans
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Dodge County.

County Alliance met at West Concord. and elected
Olrlch Sem delegate and Mr.. l.. W. Bulls, alternate
Inc Alliance resolved that State Prison Irvine should
sold at cost [Good1.
Iney also instructed delegates to select none other
tnan true alliance and bona fide farmers as state
officers. [1g-nominy Donnely lives on his farm but
does not farm the farm-or did not-do not know what
ne might do to get nomination. He has sold out his
party and his God often that there is deep rut down
that grade] Mr. Weatherstone of Steele spoke on the
money question
The Ellington Alliance sends these deleoates n 7.
wright, George Hall-good men, and loyal
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

Inc Chicago Express is stalwart popuist journal
published at Chicago by Henry Vincent formerly of the
Nonconlormls5. 1t is valuable paper in this great
unconventional is $1OO q year. We will send tho
GREAT WEST and the Express for 9Oc a year to new
subscribers. just think of this-9Oc is reduction Of
6Oc on the twol Or we will send the Express. the
GREAT WEST, and the Power Behind the Throne. for
$1.25-to new subscribers
10 old subs-we will send the Express and the
Power Behind the Throne for 81 90, being 81 30 for
$1.OO. These are truly liberal offers. ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Silver Record.

Well, silver-no, beg pardon-wheat-is on it's silver
tramp-its down grade. One week ago wheat opened
at 62A Today it opens at 6OX. The granaries are full
the price is owand yet the masses (m-asses starve
Tens OF thousands fight like fends over loaf OF bread
at Chicago and the nation is approaching beggary.
LOOK out for THIRTY CENT wheat next year. Either
silver coinage or thirty cent wheat Let the people take
their choice. Behold the awful wreck!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
ROOFING.

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per lUo square feet Makes good roof for years and
anyone can put it on '' 0a1
GUM ELASTIC PAINT costs only go cents per Gal
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VIII stop leaks IN tin or iron roofs that viii last for
years. Try it. - -1'o W
Send stamp for samples and full particulars.
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THE GREAT WEST.
Is ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT
o85 WABASHA STREET. ST. PAUL. MINI.
THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD.
EVERETT w. FISH
Mrs. E. w. FISH
General Editor.
Editorial Contributor.

free thought and defensibe criticism The fact is that
Hoskns is martyr to Moloch, and sacrifice upon
the altar OF Baal.
His verdict was, "afflcted with an insane delusion
that the moned corporations trying to nure his
business ETC., ~ Now the fact is, the banks gz
zard-shaken because e. opened up their cussedness!
The people in the county have organized "Peoples
Defense Association, and will fight this thing through
Mr.. d. is poor man. We declare our belief that
this is but move in conspiracy begun in 1862
not in 1794-to crush out every enemy of the Bank
ers' Despotism! Let come forward with the power
and dignity of American citizenship take this monster
by the throat and throttle it at once. Mr. Hoskins
wants aid. The GREAT WEST will start dollar SUBJ
scrpion list from all the naton-and head with
two, thus:
Mrs. F1Sh........ LOO
We will publish additions from week to week. If you
cannot afford $1O0 let two together that the
sending amounts to at least 81.
TO THE REFORM PRESS:
This assault upon this man is national concern.
We wish the Reform Press would call for small subscrip
tons and send them in desired they may be sent to
us, published and then delivered over receipts being
published Or, they may just well be sent to C. W.
Brandborg Henning, MINI.
Let us be brave, and constant and generous!
Is HosKNs INSANE?
There is not the slightest shadow of it, We know
the man WELL and having spent at least two years of
our medical life in study Of mental disor
ders declare to the reform press that more arrant lie
and diabolca conspiracy never Matched and con.
summated under the shadow of Londons Tower or
within the walls of the Bastie
meeting OF farmers and others was held on Tues
day. the 26th at Fergus Falls. It was addressed by
John Burke and Others
DR.. Fish called to come and address them. He
arrived from Chicago Christmas morning, and tele-
graphed that he would take the 43O train on the n
But having been up two nights travelling, before D.
m. he was in bed with violent sick headache But
more meetings will be held. If the insane asylum is to
be the destiny OF reform workers. then woe is pluto
cracy for the people will rise and smash the banking
system of this country into ruins
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
1St Congressio nal District.

AUSTIN, Mimi, Dec. 81 1892
At meeting of the Peoples Party Conversational
COMMITTEE OF the First District held at Spring Valley
Dec 20, the following resolutions were unanimousv
adopted:
Whereas, The present depressed condition of the
business interests OF the American people has been
brought about by union of the money power in con
troll OF the two old parties to establish the English
TEN OF finance upon the United States and
Whereas, 1t has been proposed through the old nar
ty press that the peoples party be abandoned and q
new silver Tree coinage party be organized to take it's
place. therefore ~0 -''
Resolved, By the Peoples Party First Congressional
Committee OF Minnesota that we are thoroughly on.
posed to such move and that we endorse the sen
ments OF Gov Waite of Col in his recent denunciaton
OF such sacrifice of grand reform party which cast
over million votes and elected % presidential cleo
tors in the last national election
Resolved, That we favor more active continuous
campaign against the John Sherman Grover Cleveland
financial policy which responsible for the existing bus
mess depression throughout the country for the ncreas
ing millions OF idle labor, for the misery and want
among the people and for the runous decline in the
price OF all property and products produced by actual
toll.
Resolved That we unalterably opposed to fusion
with either OF the old parties in future elections and
earnestly recommend that all peoples party county con
ventions abstain from entertaining any propostion
looking to fusion with any party not in harmony with
and supporter of the principles dear to the peones
party and as expressed in the Omaha platform
s. ii. HARRISON, Sec'y.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

Judge Buck the populist candidate elected Judge OF
cne supreme Court OF Minnesota has decided that legs-
ators can be served with summons in civil cases while
in attendance the legislature This is the celebrated
case in which Donneuy figured as fapdoodle on the
coal combine war. Donnelly howled that no arrest
could take place of members OF the committee which
slezed Rhodes books. The following is the syllabus:
-. Article w., Sec 8. Constitution of the State of
minnesota, provided as follows: "The members of each
house shall in all cases except treason felony and
peace be privileged from arrest during the session
tne respective houses and in going to and returning
rom the same. Held that under said constitutional
provision member of the legislature is not nrvileoad
rom the service upon him of summons in civil action
Buck, j. o0u'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

denomination Donnelly would only get up before
the State Meeting and make the following GRAFTON our
cause would go up to boiling point at once:
dentemen OF this convention: It is a time to make
personal sacrifices am not leader for nnetenths Of
tnls Alliance Verv few OF you have faith in me- have
5rled 20 lead You Tor years. am not q leader Now
shall no longer try to lead but try to push believe
can push Under no circumstances will accept more
ONCE at the hands Of this body, but will work for
it with all my strength
mat would be business. He is not trustwo1 thy IA
leader, but as private he can accomplish much.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Where is the State MEETING.

Although the Intelligent state secretary has not
vouchsaied the information we are now satisfied that
the State Meeting will be held Lumber Exchange Hall
Minneapolis this should be an error our friends will
please inform u.s. We observe it reported in the state
press generally.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Norman COUNTY. Alliance

TO the members Of the County Alliance
You are requested to appear by delegates at the
Courthouse in Ada JAM I'd, 1884, at D. M to tran
sact such business will be acted upon by that body
P. S. OLSON, Sec'y. ALEX HoLDEN. Prest.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Cottonwood Alliance.

meeting Of the Window. Cottonwood Co., alliance
will be Eeld on Saturday, JAM 9Th, at o'clock p. M
Election OF officers and delegate to attend the state
meeting will be in order. full attendance is required
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the Mcleod Co. Farmers
at one O'Clock p. for the election Of officers also to
elect one delegate to the State Meeting also any other
business that may come before them. john THoM
Preat
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Todd County Alliance

The Todd County Alliance will meet at the court
house in Long Prairie, Dec. &c. $685. at IL O'Clock
a. M Off ers are to be elected, and delegate to the
State Meeting
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

- " I. will
excursion rate to all local points of one and
onetnrd ARE tickets on sale Dec. %, a. 25 80 and
Jan'y Bird, 1894. -1 '-N''>'e
to ticket agents. ' -ff-'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
GREAT COMBINATIONS.

The Dakota Ruralist and the GREAT WEST will he
sent to one address for &c.
Ok, we will send the G. w., the Dakota Ruralist and
cne rover Behind the Throne for 1925. This is a re-
markable Offer
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
KandiyOhl County Alliance.

The KandiYoh County Farmers Alliance will hold
it's annual meeting at the courthouse Friday the 5
day of January, 1894, at o'clock M
o. W. GRUE Prest
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

There will be meeting of the Des MONIES Valley
Alliance, jackson County, at the Tgen school house on
Thursday, Dec. 28th, at O'Clock o. M All members
are requested to be present
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29
Arrested.

Arrested.
Truesdale, the Receiver Of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis Ry has been arrested for not returning cash for
unused portions Of mileage books.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-12-29

s00 0110 kttSoe n1eetllg yea "NF"
wards Donnelly ought to ins1
1t is not question of Fish O ...-.........--
tion of alliance or no alliance This sounds "onor,
after we brought Donnely up from the gutter Of 1898
All we can say in excuse is that the old Month mr.
corked his promises, AID pledged the same old rotund
PIedges-wbile monkeyjiggin the pluto treasury all
sne tme IN secret When we bursted up his scheme to
use democracy on himself and sacrifice the rest of the
ticket W kner that +hn last hnro
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For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

Steamers Of the above Gompanies will cali
at Honolulu on their way to the above p, rts
on or about the following daics
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And Monthly Thereafter.