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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24
AN OPPORTUNITY.
YOU CANNOT AFromD no Nj
To Learn Book Keeping In the Short
estamd Most Practical nethOds.

My next class begins Wedaesds
April 5, 1898. My terms, s35 for
complete course, including all boal
no extras, is extremely moderate \
terms Of payment make easyto $!
my pupils and to enable young men
limited salaries to avail themselve;
this opportunity of this most lOte's'
ing and necessary art.
My success with my pupils spsl
for itself, as you will find them Dol
ing high office positions IN lsH
every large business house IN H@'
My lessons at night, two wee
are not arduous and do not lnssns
with any other business.
My classroom is on SECOND ~
of Provident building, convenient
all. ii
MY rules in class room are s'fs1
matters are conducted as IN q oa''
office. This is rot school; thsfn
play, but plain matter OF tact S'''
day business and hard work.
Remember my next class '"
Wednesday, April 4, 1888, sua
number Of pupils is limited to %s ..
| five. On March | thirteen had a'',.
ST. ned to my April class. | sa ~,
those desiring to JOIN this c'' -
sign early, as | will not tsks ~
than twenty five.
For further PARTICULARS call 0'
address, m
EDWARD TOBY, Jki,
Expert Accountant and leIie' -
dent National Bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

Climax Pills will cure you if your
stomach and liver is out of orderly
them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24
BED ROOM SUITS.

We have no shoddy goods, but
if you want thoroughly reliable
suit at wonderfully low figure,
we can please you. Notice the
suits we are offering at s28.5o,
$32 50, s36.5o $1,000 and $500.
These are cost figures and one
third under real value.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

Fresh Garden Seed In Bulk.
I have juct received . large stock
10 all the leading varieties. Cheaper
now than ever before.
w l.. TUCKER.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

You can buy good lots, well NV. ,v'j
from kirkpatrick for about "; 1rI o,l
wha, YOU would have to pay lot "
lots no more desirably locateo'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

The Fashion Bazaar is now ''.
ing the pretticst line of baby cap'
bonnets ever brought to waco
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

Take your prescriptions to Provi-
dent Drug store. Nothing but pure
chemioles used.
Ed. E. DIsMUKE.
Cor 4th and Franklin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

Fresh onion sets at the Lion Drug
Store.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-24

Cor. 4th and Frar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

South half OF northeast quarter 81,
ton 9, township q north. range caAE
Last hail at southeast quartz. vi sec
tion 33, township - north, range , east.
East half Of southwest quarter of sec
/ tion t., township % north, range : east.
! Southeast quarter of section 6, township
] n north, range east,
East half Of southwest quarter aud lots
6 and of section g, township 81 north,
range g east.
West half ot southwest quarter OF Sec
/ tiOn L., township D north range , east.
West half of southeast quarter aud lots
3 aud 4 of section T.. township % north,
range . east.
East half of northeast quarter of sec
tion 81, township 22 north, range east.
! Southeast quarter Of section 81, town
ship ~ north, range g east.
West half OF northeast quarter OF sec
. tioH g.. township 81 north range east
Southwest quarter OF section 81, town
/ ship - Borth, range east.
East half OF northwest quarter OF sec
/ tiou 81 township - north, range q east.
West half of northwest quarter OF sec
/ tion 30. township go north, range e east.
Southwest quarter of section -, town
/ ship % north. range east
Northwest quarter oi section %. Town
| ship % north, range . east
East half of northwest quarter anc lots
l and . of section 80, township north
range 6 east.
West half of southeast q r.r and
| southwest quarter of northr. uartcr
aud lot . of section >. township 2l noril
range > east
East half of southeast quarter ana
southeast quarter of northeast quarter OF
lot of section >, township ~ north, range
3 east.
south half OF southwest quarter ana
south half of southeast quarter OF section
"a. township II north. range q east
Southeast quarter OF section ~, TOWN.
shin II north, range east.
North half of southwest quarter ana
north half of southeast quarter OF section
~. township n north, range q east.
Southwest quarter OF section 20, town
shin u north, range 6 east.
Southeast quarter of northwest quar-
ter and south half of northeast quarter of
section II, township n north, range I
east.
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter
and notrh half of northeast quarter OF sec
tion H. township n north, range 8 east.
Southwest quarter of section 4, town
ship II north, range east.
/ Northeast quarter OF section IA, town
I ship p north, range 4 east.
Northwest quarter of section ~, town
ship II north, range east.
East half of northwest quarter aud lots
] and of section 10, township Il north.
range east.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Ngrth half of southwcst ouar,or
svu'hMeNt quarter or section if. fovnth
Il north range east.
/ ,NouthMcsl quarter of section % t,g,a !.
snip ~ north, range b east
I '',lI ~ HdIl on northeast Qnartpr OF .e.
u4u !" township 81 north. range b cast
''.l "|ll "I southeast quarter of re.-
uon- jj, township 22 north. range r cn.t
East halt OF southwest onartor nf I'D
/ uoh ~; township 33 north. ranvn 5ta.t
Southeast quarter of sortion q t,,
| SNIP ~ north. range cast.
EaSl hall ol southwest quarter ana io..
,.l'' anu ui 'ccli"l 4" township 21 norm.
/ West half Of southwest quarter of so.-
/ ton IT,. township 33 north. range 5 east
west hait or southeast quarter OF lots
/ uHu OBJ section l-. township 23 nor.n.
East half OF northeast quarter of sa..
uen d3, township 2 north. range east
NNIiheast quarter of section b.. town
SiW north, RANG 6 east
West half " uor,hea.t ouortnr Of s,...
tui i2. toWuship 2a uortb. raugo Il aast
ltl "os' quarter OF section 3s 'ov.
! shl' .- north. rams" g. caSt.
~ halt If u.r .urst quarter oI eS
/ no j2. toWu-hI north. ruupa @ aa.t
West half ol upr lvD-t quarter of s,.
tio 33, township north. range Geast.
Southwest quarter of section H.. low.
Shin 22 north. range 3D. east.
Northwest quarter Of section q. toc.t
ship 13 north. ruuun D. east.
East half of nprihu uuartpr CO.. Io..r
aud nf section GU. t1VuShip 11 r..fn
rauro G east.
No-t half eff southeast quarter aud
southwest quarter OF northeast ,unrfl.
and lot2 of section 3D.. township 'l n.tI
/ range 3 cast
Eas half of southeast Quoiar and
. 9'u' tra-t quarter of northeast quarter
duu Toy ot section D., township n north.
I"ut D Gust.
South uaII of southwest quarter and
4 -pulu hall ul Htlna-t quarter of section
= .loNh h-up 81 north. range % cast.
southeast quarter .l section ln. town
! Shir ~ 'll' t'"-'' east
| ''"lH"Ir t,". ul hoiihWc-l quarter
diu SVuIH IlIi ul northeast quarter ol
| S'SIum ~. l"N u-uIp II horth. range q cast
N"IluCaN' V4Wlr'oI northwest quartcl
duu n"tI udN mon thr4NJ quarter OF
S't non l-' 10 N3I'p y horlh. range e east
'''ti 81 i'''|. l''''i '. '.' "'Ni iliu p iflM N|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Ltct lhlI OF southwest quarter ana
northeast quarter of southeast quarter
OF section seven, township twenty-five
north, range six east
East half of southeast quarter and
southwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter of section seven, township twenty
two north, range sis east
Lots three and four OF section
seven. township twenty-five north,
range six east
Lot one of section eighteen, town
ship twenty. two north, range six east.
Northeast quarter of section eighteen
township twenty-five north, range six
east
East half OF northwest quarter and
lot two of section eighteen. township
twenty-five north, range six east
Soutbeas quarter OF section four-
teen, township twenty-five north.
range sis cast
East half of southwest quarter and
lots three and four of section thirty
one. township twenty three horth,
range four east.
Lots one and two OF section two,
township twcnty-oue north, range
four east.
Lot three Of section one. township
twenty-one north, range four east
South hale of southwest quarter o.
section thirtys township twenty
four north, range four cast
East half OF northwest quarter and
lots one and two of section nineteen.
township twenty-five north, range six
east
southeast quarter OF section thir-
teeh' toNhSn'P twenty-five north'
range nNe Gust
9ou.ned7I quarter oi section lhlrty-
one toWhsh p twenty-five horth'
rduBc PA V'9-
southwest @ q uartero ol section twenty -
olc' 70" n9''P twenty -l"o nor III
rdns - 5'N ca'"
Northwest quarter OF seotlon
.Ncu'y on'' ,o"u'hlP I" '" TWO
nut '", an 9'N Gust
oouthWcs' quarter Oh section Ni'een!'
loN IL mp twenty wv" no''n' ranBc S.-'
c"su
NorIheas1 quarter ol section hlne'
lee', .1, 70" n9"'P '"'"'S wv" no' Ill.,
rahge S'N eu9U
Nol SnNVsO quarter OF section c'S"'
NnsuIP '"c"'a -V"'cc "o''"' i"'s1
" eus.'
Northeast quarter OF section nlne'
OcVn' toN 'l9H' I"c"'9 '''eo "N' '''
South half of southeast quarter of
section two, township twenty-thrcc
north, range five east
Southeast quarter of northwest
quarter Of lots three, four and five of
section six, township twenty-five
north, range four Gust
North half OF southeast quarter of
section two, township twenty three
north, range Gy, clst
Northwest quarter of section thirty
.0ur ,oWush p twenty-five north,
range d-a cast
Southwest quarter of section twenty
seven, township twenty-five north.
range 1--WE east
Northeast quarter of section twenty
seven, township twenty-five north,
range five east
southwest quarter Of se-tion thirty
five, towasalp twenty-five north,
range five eat
Northwest quarter OF section two,
township tveuty-one north, range five
east
southwest quarter of section thirty
SIX. township TWENTY-FIVE north, range
five cast
southeast quarter Of section thirty
six, township twenty-five north, range
five cast
Northwest quarter Of section thirty
one, Township twenty-five north.
range six ca, (,
Southeast quarter of section thirty
five, township twenty-five north,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

/ I,fr 80 ..-.1 ".' 'ii'A'i 'lNdl t'it NfNiN
t,,,,,s ", ,1i n9, ,l'a1' quarter, ol section J.
Nyrst baif 'f ne', ,,,,., ,,, ians' cast
tinn : tnt,,,s ht,, Nv, ~, .''s, puoI'al. OF sec
Tnts and " r % wv ll' laht' cast
,,,,h r,, ",H WI "Vuoh ], township 81
Nortb balf of so,tl,,,,.,
unrt hVvpst n,artot. nf .o,,,I iuuI'i ana
| sccti,n ~ tnwnsl,ir55 55 ,,..,, "N, quarter OF
S1utb baif Of snutbvcst g. aang. east
southvest ouattor of sn,ithc,s '"i, '"".i.,Vi ,Vi AhQ
section Ok tovynsbip po nortb ,.t',,' 4a"i .Ol or
-, w." ',,,,, ~ Nv, ,'' tauRc cast
and iot Il of sdction o3 tnwnstin o. '"artGr narHr
/ rance -, c,st '''' w.
] Snntb b,lf of northeast ou,rt,, of y,...
] tion aa t",,rsbin 81 north roneo o,.t
Iot ni snrtinn "a tovynsbin of no,ti,
range \ oast
Nnrtb L,ir r,,,,t,..,. ,,,,,,.,,. ~ ,.
ON ee. township "a nortb T ropgc cast
South half nf l,tttL L,,'.'lt q O., 80 t - w. q
half of n,rtbv..., ,>' ti'' ',l W 'HS'
township 81 rn,tL t, ' '''''"" '''
Lots l. D. R and a ~ 80 . .'S'' a. ,,
II north. Innro = nast '''''' ''' '"N "SIIP
West half of snut1,c.. ....
tion 23. township "a nortb 4r,.,' W. w.
East haIrof uurtbrns ~, w., ,1l-' p 'd-,.
%. township 93 north. ra,,,,, W. ,. ~, N'''oh
West half or northeast ,,,,,,'Nl' ,'Nl'
| tiou o3 tnyuship " north rr,,n W.. "l S'c-
| EAST half of Southpn.t nuo5,t,,r ~ ,99''
| tion a3. township 23 north. rau,c ..,s, '''N-
Southwest oiiartcr of scrfinn o9 ,,,,,
. 3D.
/ East half Of soutbcnst uuaft,. or ...
tinu 10 tnynshin % north rnn,,,, . ,..,
\nrtLr,st ,,,n,tcr of ,,nr,L",'st ..,,,,,.. ..,
of srctiou IA tnvnsbip 5o nnrtb ram,,c
east
Northeast ounrtnr or soction ot t,,,.,
/ shin ~ north rnngc 3, cast
South half of s1nthVVcst ouortor of so,.-
/ tion 70 tnVuship oo north rnt,rr 4 nast
Northeast uI.rtcrn nf sn,,tI"sst ,,'a,tc,.
I of section o. tovusbin ~ unrtb rn,',,c 4
east.
Northeast uuorto,. nf .c,tfo, "a t,,.,-
shin II north. raupe / .oSt
Northeast ounrtrr eff sr.tion qo to,,r-
shin ~ north ratpn r,st ''' W." u
South half nf nnrtb,,..t .,,,.,,.,.1.,.
and . of section tnOnst -, 5i rn,tb
rnnun 4 cast . 80 NV we
Southeast ouoitrt nr .,.ti,,, 4 ,..,,.,,.I,i,.
2i north rnnpo Inost ' wow ''''''P
East halI of u,rtb,,., .,,,.,t..,. .t
mort hcaSt uunrtnr ,f s,,,, 4, ' "'''e
section l3 tuWu.hip ol no,.tL ,.,,t,,,, , W.
West half of northwest uu.,i.r ,n.
northwest quarter of southwest ounrtr,"
section ID. township 81 north. rnu0r , ,,.t
Southeast quarter of section l3. town
ship u north. range . cast.
Northeast quarter of section %, town.
ship % north. range . cast.
South half Of southwest Quarter of sop
tiun l3 township ~ north. range p east.
Nurihcas quarter of section l3. town
ship 2I north, range . east.
! Southeast quarter of section 20, town
/ ship 20 north. range 3 east
! East half of southeast qua. terof section
| %. township - north. range q east.
/ West haitot southeast Quartcrof section
%, tow nohlp % north. range q east.
Northwest quarter OF section 81. town
/ snip - north. range east
Southwest quarter OF section II. town
J ship % north, range > east.
Northwest quarter Of section 2G. town
| snip 20 north, range cast
] 80 tf fT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Latest Worlds Fair Rates.
Effective August list, the san
Route will sell round trip tickf
Chicago at rate of one fare I'd
round trip-plus $500, making
from Guthrie $685. %. Tickets IL
for return passage 30 days and
uous passage in each direction
L. II. Delaney, !
Have you tried those cigars at
les drug store
Ladies', Mrs. sap-ders has So
mats
Fresh oysters just received a
lam Lowek restaurant -f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Ladies, see that elegant new
stationery at r. B. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Fresh oysters Just received v.
lam loves restaurant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

ANrEu IA tenant for a spl
class stOrr-roOn on ok p
nuC, az very low rental
SPENCER a RoBERTsC
General Age
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

-s.c HaH.
d. G.. Muueen IS given ~ in th
sum OF 800. with the foil ying. a
sure,ies: May Ailliken, ;. lrazie e
N. A. Stahl j b ~. aud ~. J.
Snithsou, C. r. Renfro, Nathan higl
d. }. Boles. j. j. Tearhey, j. y u
ban. e. b. Cotte-aA 4. j. Lowe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

West hall of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of southeast quarter of
section 81, township 81 north. ranso 3 east
East half of northeast quarter and
northeast quarter of southeast quarter Of
section 81, township II north, range east
Southwest quarter OF zion ., town
ship 2i pOgth, range cG
Lots and section 81, township 81
north, range . east
Southwest quarter fractional quarten
of section /, towns 2' month, rAugr P
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-03

Ladies, Mrs. sap-ders has So
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
HYDE COUNTY MEETING

SWAN QUARTER, HYDE Co, II. G.
Mr. EDITOR day being the time
for the County Alliance to meet, |
thought [ would turn out and see what
l could see, and hear what I could
hear, if the day was cold and rain i.
AS you are aware, we have had two
weeks of snow and ice, and the roads
are bad, but we found quite a goodly
number of delegates from several Sub
Alliances who live twenty miles
away-which shows that there are a
few Alliance men left here in ol Hyde
yet.
l found the delegates gathered in a
small Office at the hotel kept by Bro,
w. Y Harris, who kindly rendered
the office as the best he could do, it
having been customary to hold the
county meeting in the court house,
and being anxious to learn why
the change, was informed that
the county commissioners had re-
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
MONEY ON A LAND BASIS.

Mr. EDTTOR:-In your issue of Janu-
ary 18th [ see that Mr.. NJ J. Battle
asks me the question, Wherein are
thearmy OF poor fellows who are now
daily seeing their lands pass out OF
their possession into the POSSESSION OF
shylOcks-land sharks-tO be beue
flied by the method you advocAte!'
The method | advocated was that
government issue federal money,
whether of gold, silver or paper, max
ing it all a legal tender, and provide
that 1T may be loaned TO the people on
50 per cent (taxable value) of their
wealth, as represented in land at per
cent. per annum, thus making land
value the principle basis of our money
medium of exchange In the first place
will say that there is no monetary
reform that can wipe out or eet Alright
the evils that have come upon us from
wrong and oppressive financial sys
tenn.
Mr.. Battle will know that the disas
ter that has Overtaken him and very
many thousands of others is directly
traceable to a false financial system
wherein money Is made to be a promise
to pay, not property which it repre-
sents, but gold or silver There is not
gold enough to pay one dollar in ten
of the legal tenders, nor OF the peoples
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
POULTRY NOTES.

Hens suffer more for gravel than for
anything else in winter
In picking out a sire for spring
chickens it is not so important that he
should scale high in feathering a. that
he should be strong, active, potent and
meaty. Choose a good breast.
The best time to learn the ways and
workings Of a new incubator is before
it Is filled with eggs Put IN a dozen
or two, and, while you are trying to
hatch them, study the machine and the
makers book of directions.
Glass Is not strictly ne ;essary to
make hens lay, and too large a glass
front retards laying by letting in cold
But give the birds warm rOOsting
places while they are inactive and a
warm shed open to the South in the
day time.
1t is the active, industrious hen that
lays and pays for her keeping. The
skill of the poultry keeper is shown by
feeding his flock in such a way that
they cannot bolt their food and spend
the rest OF their time in idleness.
A first class cock will pay for him
self hundred times In the increased
weight of his chicks over those sired
by an inferior bird. With early brou-
ers at 25 to 40 cents per pound it don't
take many extra ounces on each one
to foot up s..
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
EDITORIAL SUGGESTIONS.

Farmers should not go wild over the
Worlds Fair. It is, after all, a big
money making concern for somebody,
and that somebody will not be any of
eur farmers.
The present cold winter is strong
hint for better farm houses and barns.
When they can be made more COM
Portable at a small cost it should be
done by all means.
Now is the time to read and study
financial and other questions. The
farmer need not be a politician, but it
is his duty to watch the proceedings of
State and National legislative bodies
closely.
Farmers should be careful about en-
ploying strangers who are travelling
through the country. You should
watch their faces closely aid notice
the eyes particularly. Sometimes
they are not honest.
While many farmers fail, not as
large 3 per cent. do so as in other call
ings. But the same financial system
that forces business men to the wall
makes a steady and never -ceasing
drain upon our farmers.
A New York concern has swindled
great many people recently. They
claim to do a commission business, and
offer fabulous prices for butter and
farm produce if shipped to them. Be
GA the lookout for such concerns.
We hope our farmers will buy as lit
tie as possible this year. Don't go into
fertilizers too heavy. Better make
something to live upon first and then
something to sell that will not require
o great outlay of money before it is
planted.
If a hard winter is any indication of
good crop year, this year ought to be
fue one. Try to get over the blues
and go to work and make another
tort. Go at it intelligently and sys-
nNtically, make your farm home,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
NJ. SO

paired the court b. use and mt
Sun0ay clothes On it. and did not. u,ty't pt
it soiled with Alliance meetings So
they had passed 2 resolution that the
court house sho4Id only be used for
county pu .os and political conven-
tlons QlIt~ :. age since Novem-
Der. Hope it will be for the best
The reports from the Sub Alliances
show quite falling off in membership
since last county meeting. Some are
despondent, but I tell them we had
better have dozen true members than
p score of unbellevers in our Organiza-
tion. consider the Alliance prlnci-
pies far above partisan politics. and
shall give my support 10 the political
par5y that advocates cur principles,
and must say that all true Alliance
men wilt 10 the same. I say tho prin-
c!ples Of tie Alliance begeCs the De-
mands Of the Alliance, and the De-
mands of the Alliance are to the or
gAnlzatlOn as the mariners COMPASS to
tha ship at sea, and should 6e our
guide
There was but little business tran
sacted, and the most important was
a resolution endorsing the Relief Ass0-
citation as formulated at the State
meeting, and discussing the trade ar
rangemengs with s. B. 4. with satis-
factory results.
Yours fraternaIly,
J. G. HARRIS
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31

West Coast Mail: The following is
a gem of thought which furnishes food
for reflection: AS long as our civil
ization is essentially one of property,
of fences, of exclusiveness, it will be
mocked by delusions. Our riches will
leave us sick; there will be bitterness
in our laughter, and our wine will
burn our mouths. Only that good
profits which we can taste with our
doors open and which serves all men. "
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31

r. journal Of the knights Of Labor:
we hear nothing now In the way OF
talk about civil service reform. The
sentiment that public office Is pub
nc trust seems to have been lost IN
the landslide of a couple of months ago,
ana now the actuating idea seems to
De TO the victors belong the spoils. :"
Adlal's axe, rather than Growers plati-
tudes, Is the object of the Democratic
worship at present,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31

not place where you plant and reap
and then buy your farm supplies a
hundred or a thousand miles away.
Remember you pay freights both ways
and profits all along the line.
The proposition to make it a misde-
meanor for any farmer who fails to tell
each year how many acres he cultivates,
how many pounds Of cotton tobacco,
or how many bushels of grain he RAISES,
may, after all, be at the suggestion of
produce spectators. Watch as well
as pray.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-01-31
NV NATIONAL FARMERS ALL
ANCE AND INDUSTRIAL.
UNION.

Presidential. L. Loucks, Huron,
South Dakota.
Vice President-Marion Butler, Clin-
ton. N. @.
secretary Treasurer. K. Taylor,
Nashville, Tenn.
1.zcturer-B Ben Terrell. Seguin, Texas.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
HI L0ucks. Chairman; L. Leon
ard. Missouri; Mann Page, Virginia; [
2 Dean Eew York; Il. @. Demming,
Pennsylvania
JUDICIARY.
4. 4. Cole, Michigan,
F. W. Beck, Alabama.
NJ. D. Davie, Kentucky.
saIgONAL LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
I'll. Louclzs, Chairman.
g ~. Macune, Washington, D. g
Mann Page, Brandon, Va.
[. ?. Featherstone, Forest City, Ar
zansaS.
". i. Gwinn, White, Tennessee.