davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Gin 8aubtr criboirn.
Gin betagtss Gbepaar Don @inbre9eru ge-
ieHelt uub gefHebelt.

GIN betagtes Gbepaar bon @inbrsqeru se-
ieiielt uuO gefHebelt.
Dub is, 8a., IA. september. -
Su Weits2ibertp, einem fleinen, i'll 6er
gtGbe pOa Dubois 9slc9ensn OOrfe, trie>
ben 9fauber seitern ibr lluweicn. @iner
Ser &crle aber ipurOe BON elmer &usel
nisOergeitreft.
ScnrD SOwisr, Elm geIHr6tettr Gin
BREEDER unO Yferbebieb, unO 3mei anoere
&erIe Oraneen OtOrgen8 frIb mn 2 llbr
in bas !oauS be8 20 Sabre alten 5farz
mer5 6unf Elm. glQe warcn mattirt,
bewuiinst unb nit 0icbSlaterneu pcr<
ieben. Sie ielieltcn uno tue6eIten 6unt
unO lcine bcta9te Satin unO rofiten
ounn ale 9Sertbg.9cnitGnpe 5uianlmcn.
GQa, Die 49, iGbnse SOdter Sea 6urz
mers, welhe I'M obercn StOfwerfe
iblieT, wurOe Nur5 Oas @eraui9 9ez
wedt. stlS lie Die 9tduber crblifte,
iprans lie aus elmer !S0be BON 16 6uB
;um 6suiter hinau8 uuO wedte mebrere
9ta36arn. 9isle bemafincten ii9 uno
muaten ii9 eilt9it aui. nm ben 8dubern
bu5 0anbwert gu Ic9cn. Die 3lauber
flObcu, unb 3pei Oerielben enttumen.
gOwier aber mur0e in'5 8ein gei9oien
unO 10 idwer perpunoet, SaB er balb
uaChher itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Werifn feicrt.
@eburtstas bes IIdiiSenten unS Sabrestas
Der lluabhGualafeit.

@eburtstag bes IIaToenten unb Sabrestas
Der IluabhdHslgtejt
Stabt WsrifO, Is. Sept.-8ie
breita9i9en 6sitlidtslten, welde su @b>
ran Se8 @eburtStage5 6e8 YrGGOentcn
9ius unO sur Seer Der llnabbGnsis<
feit8z@rfIGrun9 Wfsrlto'S in Der ganien
9tepublif perunitultet iuerOen. baben ee>
itern ibren Infans senOmmen. Die
DtilitarparaOe unO Das S4siusefedt in
Der @bene Don 8eralulIO waren elm
slGn;enoe5 nt;litGriiaeS Sauuipisl.
Der frtie Blus Dor Oem 9tegierunspatait
mar Ibeno8 nit elmer un9eBeuren Otenz
idenmen9e stiHat, unO I'M Yaiuit ielbit
nabm Der Brdlibent 5abaOie @lidwiuz
ihe ent9egen.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17

unb Der bette 6r.unS, Der Gle ME i'm
glide lGBt, 1T Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (oas rotbe 5)-Das lit, mas
Sic bel Grludbuuns Oiei.r uOrjlslid.u
g.bsrzWtebisin usrn.bmsu, unO NiemanS
iOllte iid iiberrsOsn laHeu, baB irs,nb
ctmas anOsres cb.niO gut il.
@r 1T Der SOnis uller 0cb.r>Weoisi
nen; er lit bcii,r, pie 4iQcn, unb p,rtritt
Sie Gt,ae Don Gbiniu unS GaIumel.
gr tuirtt brett auf bic 2ebsr, gti.r.u
unS GtnsswtiOe uno eraeu9t i'm san3.n
SDltem neues 2ebcn. Dies lit ol. W.s
bisin, Die Sic nini6cn. Son alien
ApOthefcrn perfauft-in flIiiiacr 6orm
rosr ais PuIu,r, um iie trOfen ein3unebs
men oeer I'm &bss barau5 ;u maiden.
HE SeoeS Sa6etBs
bat osn Ssstempeli in gaotb euf Der gerss 6uns.
3. 8. 3eiiin & Sony.
SsiisbsIy9s, "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Gtlle SeLol)tttttta.

9luf Iutrag bes 9ouOernelf8 Der
rSolbatenbeimat5" bat Oas Srtc98z
Ocpartement auf Die Grgrcifuns berie.
nisen Yerlon ooer PcriOuen, lueIdc 9e>
itcrn 9ta9t Die Stallun9en II, Sdeune
in 8ranb fteften uno Oem Seim Ou;
bur4 einen S9uSen bon $4,000 per<
uria9ten, eine geIobnun9 auaSeIeet.
Der SerSaft 1snft iid aui 3tpst sbemaz
lt9e Sniailcn, melde entluIeu uurbsn,
neil iie $25 biS $50 Beniion pro WtO=
nat srbielten unO ii9 isIbit belIeu tonn>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
GjnlnfunO.

GariDn, 9ttp., IA. Sept. - Cine
auBerit rei9baIt'se 0olOaOcr iit in Der
3ioaz@buls GOlomine im Bins gut.
Diilritt, OOuglaf fs@ Ountb, apTssfunOeu.
Scdsbunbsrt Dollars 8erib 0olbcri
wurOe in 3wei Stunb,n semonnsn. Die
Gusbsute zines Iagss battr einsn 8ertb
Don S1400.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Sermildltc tcIcarapbiibc Srpcidlcn

= 0urd Den 3ulammcnbrud zines
@eriitcS an bem gtubau Se5 Stuatsboz
ipital5 su 9tohelter. 9t.@Y., trusen bier
rarauf befiuOlihe 2trbciter i6m:rc Ser
leeuugeu buuOn. gtner bsriclbcu, S.
8ittenbcrs nit gtamen, wlrb mabrz
iaeinli6 lterbeu.
-@me SdicBcrei nit fiir beioe 1ar>
tcien tOOtli9em 9lus9ang oeronltalte!en
in @alerspille, TeraS, Die GcOatteure
Goodman anO 2lrmltrong uon Der
yBeOple's SOice," be;lu. Dem Star. q"
gciOe bllsbcn toot auf benz &iplas.
Gin unbetbcili9ter 3nidauer, 9tamens
Seeman, iuurOe idwer perwuEost.
= Son uOtOnoi9einlern" eridoiien
lpuSe per 9GlfszMaridaa Z. =. @riIz
ion lpGbrsnO ein:3 Samples, Oen Bum
ocsbeante nit elmer yanoe BON
Sdnuppsbrenneru i'll Pitc County,
9lrf. batteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
SSinansnpfb tit aaen 9epartements.

Oas FOltOeportement bat IN 6ol9e
unseniigcnber SerwiQigungen iib gez
n0tbigt seiebeu. Die SerOfientlidung Der
9lOrenen unbeitcubarcr Sricfe ein;ultcIz
len, welde biSber bic Summe BON $780,
900 pro Sabr toitete 9lud Die ii6risen
OepartemcntS, uumeutlid -OuS &ric9sz
un6 oa5 6lottenScpartement, itebcu
am 0tanOe zines 0eii;it5, ba uieIe MOTH
usnois sewOrbene 2lrbciten unO 9fepaz
raturen pprscuOnmen perOen miilien,
UNI Die 9tssieruns Dor qrOBsrem S9a=
oen III bswabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
@erDen iie jeBt tpubl rcSen ?
Saoemeper uns Searles in auftagesufaub
perlebt

Saoemeper unS SearleS IN Nutia9esultauo
perlegt.
QS a 6in9ton, >. g., Is. Sept.
- 3ic GlroBgeldworencn bes Diltrift8
Columbia Daren helte nit BEN S0.
0apemeper uno SsarlsS pOm 3ufcrs
- rGruit" unb Sru. Seymour Don Der
Jtsw Dorter Ntdtlerfrma @cbri0,rn
Sepmour & Ycuns b.idaIliat, weIds
betanntll6 bsi bcr lluttrlUdJuuQ be8
3uiummenbange5 swilh:n ben. 3uders
y &rull" unO cini9en SenatOren burd
Elm Senatsz@Omite lih scweiaert bat
ten, uIs .3cugsn ous;uiG9cn. g8le ucrz
luuist, baben bic GrOB9eihwOcenen
mad Scrnebmung 5ablrel4cr .3eusen
unO nud lan9ercn Yeratbunsen Die Orei
Scrren untsr Nnflase gciteQt, mas b,m
GrImiuulseridt nod I'M HauTe Der nddz
fen WOde unttrbrcltct merben ioll. Die
pun ben 2lnsctlagten su itellenbe Siraz
i6aft miro mobl in 9telpzYorf ent9esen
Qcn0mmen meroep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Sic battrn's abrr ella.
Gin aItes 2iebespaar ldBs iid III etuer Sut.
idle trauen, luabrenb eS oon eiuem Se-
grlbnB sHriidtebrt.

Gin uItes 2iebespaar IdBt ii1 III elner Suts
idle trauen, iudbrenb eS BON eiuem Se-
9rGbniB sHriidtebrt
Buffalo, 9.z9., IA. Septentber.
- SOr bret Sabreu id)ittelle Solspb
YudbOl; ben Stuub SuiialO'S pon ieiz
ncn 6iiBen, neil SRI, Cora Spicr, NIT
ipelder er perlObt mar, ibm ocn 9auipaB
segebcu bate. &r per;og nad Sbarun,
Ya., no ct HeOafteurt elmer :3eitung
wurSe. Dor eini9en 5agen traf 8uds
bOl; ieine friibere Sraut wie0er. Der
.3ufull bate es namlid 9cwOut, oaB cr
unO iie selegentlid zines bier ItattfinOenz
BEN SegrGbniiies in berle,ben &uti9e
na4 Dem 6riebbOi binau6 fubren.
8dbreuO oisier 6abrt oranste fid
Nen Seiben Die GrfenutniB auf, SaB lie
bod pOr3ii9li9 ;u chamber puBten, unO
iie bei9lOnen, elm Buar gu wcrOcn. 0az
bel fam ibnen ipieber Der 3uTaQ ~
SIlfe. 9luf Der &iiffabrt bonn 6rieoz
bOfe batten in reriel6en &utIte, in Der
iie fubren, Baltor Tinfer, Der bic 2ciz
denrebe 9ebalteu, unO Elm iuu9es DtGO>
9en Blas 9efunben.
Sri. Spler mar nun allcrSine8 nit
elnem iun9cn 9tbuOtaten BON bier. 2ouiS
SeDmarbs, oerlObt, lieB it'd aber trosz
rem in Der &utlde bon Sem bereitmilz
lisen @eiitliden nit 8u9bol3 trausn.
Der &utider unO bas auOere iunse
Df6oden fun9lrteu ais 3eusen.
De In9ebOrIseu Der iuH9cn 6ruu
SuA5Olj iiuO enlpOrt iiber ben Sdritt,
ben iie sctpuu, uno iu9eu lie gu elmer
S4eiOun9stlags ss9en BudbOi3 ;u per-
anlaIicn, Oamit iie SepwarOs bsirutben
fOnue. Gle befinoct Iit) bier, iuabrcno
Su9bOl3 mad SburOn 5uriif9efebrt lit.
Sn Sraiilirn gabrt es pirber.
Nslo unO Oa Cana iinb ipieoer 5reuroe
NIB ruollen metter prepolussern-"
Sonb m, IA. Septsmber. - Die
Seamtsn Der bieliaeu braiilianiiden
@cianOti6uTt ertlarten, Die pOn Wonz
teptOeo 9efabclte 9tadridt, b0B 4omiral
ba @ama uno cine 9ln3abl anoerer friis
berer braiilianiider N;arinesSiii3iere
am 25. 2lpril 5. S. i'm Sort Santaz
@ru3 uuiSefebl Oe8 8rdi iiOenten YeirOtO
srido1en wOrOen ieien, obne OaB ibu,n
pOrber Elm GrOSeB bepilist luurOe, lei
pOlltGnOt9 aus Der 2uft se9riiien; e8 lci
auA ntdt Elm gSOrt oaruu wabr, uno
Die ganje 0epel6e lei cine i9On bel ib>
rem erlten AuItau6eu ais lOlde 5e3ei6z
nete @nte.
$50 glOmiral Oa 0ama iid) oeaenz
luGrtt9 uufbalt, lit idwer ;u ia9en. Sn
Sueno5 9lDreS clrfulirt ein @eriiht,
WOrnad 5luli6en Da @ama unO Gu=
itOOIO DC OfeuO cine 2lu8iobuun9 itattz
geiunoen babe, unO OaB iie beablidtigs
ten, gemeinium nit oem INNER nod
nidt ii6ermunoenen 9tebelenz@encral
@umcrfmbo Sapaira oen 9ueriuatrleQ
gcQeu Die 9fegierun9 bes YrdliOenten
BeirotO I'M Stante Hio 0rnnoe DO Sul
fOrt3uieeen. Snraiuu lou iogar in Der
Iebten .3eit beOcutcnOe militariide @rs
iOlge er3ieit baben un0 an Der SUoweIt.
9renSe pon Rio @)ranoe DO Sul cine
wOblausQeriiitete 4rmce Organiiireu.
9lomiraI HanOenfOlf, oer- BON Beiz
rotO INNER nod in einem ser Sorts bel
Hio DC 9aueiro 9eiangen gebulten wirO,
iOll nit Siilfe bon Srsunocn einen
habeas corpus 8eiebl ermirtt ba6en,
nm ieine 6retlailuns aus Der 9efar9en>
I6aft 81 er3mln9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
nSnfeI Snm,sa Giftna1t,tett.

Die beutissn @iunubmsn im Sdue>
amt bstrugen 1912, 926 an Sinneuiteuz
ern, $751; ,843 an @iuiubr5OIen unO
$11, 1862 aus anberen GueIen. 9tas
tional 8antnoten i'm 8etra9e BON
$341, 1929 wurOen 3ur @inlOiuug cinsez
ion6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
Aus unlrrsr 3wsiten morgsnaussabr
UDnt = TT ftas.
&us Der Sunncsbauptitabt.
Grnenunuaen.

W a I IN 9 t n, .. g., "A. Stpt.
Der Braibent bat beute BON @raDS
@ables aus msbrere @rncnnungen &C.
mabt, barunter Die bon SameS g8. g8.
@OOOfor6 gum YOitmeilter in Centre
bile, Oib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
YemniDlbanta= g
GiSembnhtt.

Grat ant "a. Stunt 1894 in Strait.
f2dsIib. 9daIib. ausssnomm,n soHntass.
2hsIt6, eus9enoumtH SamfasS.
Sise oerlacH GaIp,rtStation, Baltimore. rie foIst.
orni ,ft,u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-17
-ueber bic G1eiien bes beutz

iden &aiIer8 felt ouS Serliner Corr.
Bur" einc gercfnun9 auf oeren 9tidz
tigfeit fid allerotn9s idwer priiTen ldBt.
G8 i6reibt: Get Dem IS. 2tuguit b.
s., an weldem Gage Die SerbtparaSe
oeS @aroccOrp0 fir 1893 uuf bem Cent
pelbOfer 6elos bel Berlin ItattfanO, re-
iiOirte Der &aiicr bis einidlicBlid IA.
2luguit 5. s., wie einc 3uiammenitel>
lung aus bem ,Sofb.rldt" er9iebt, an
166 3a9en in Berlin ooer I'M 9ttutu
Yalai8 Bel BOt8oam, pGbrcn6 bic iibriz
gen 1919 Gage fiir 9teiien III 9tuiprud
9enOmmsn wOrocn iinb. Die 9feilen
murben tbeil5 gum 3wede miIitGriider
0sf3tiguugeu, 8clwObnun9 bon Dfas
n0pern uuO aus Rudltdten Der 9fcprd>
leutation unternOmmen, tbeil8 Waren
Die Ibbattuns BON SasOen unO Oa8
geoIriniB Der GrbOluug 8eronlui=
Jung bu3u. NtunOper unO berglciden
iiibrten ben &ailer in oem pOrqes
naanten 3citruum ned Yerlebers, Sis
tsrbO9t, Sul3wsOeI, GObIena Erier,
WfeB, StraBburg, &arlsrube, Stuttz
sart, Sims in llngarn, &tel, 3ilbelm5z
baoen; 3uIammen 27 Gage. 2lu Res
prGientationsreiien in Oeutidlan6 fomz
men in Setradt Die 5abrten nod
Sdmerin sur 0entmals @ntbGuuns
6rieDrih 6run3 II, @Oburg 3u BEN
Observation-Disclosures res Ser3O9s
Grnit, yrcmcn 3ur DenfmalSfeicr fur
Saiier 9Silbelm l., DRESDEN gum 0ienitz
iubilGum unO @eburt5ta9e 6es &Onig5,
naA SannOuer in 9emeinihait nit Der
Stallcrln, nGt GObnrg ju Der QOhjeitSz
IcItr bc5 GroBber3ogS uOu 6elleu, 5uz
iammeu 1G Gage. Der &aticr ja9te
bel TrieOrld8mOor, 0tuOow, 0tObuc5 in
llnsarn, Serliungatn Sd)wcbeu, III Der
Homlnter 9Gl0e, BET DubertuSltDf, Ves
bcnbuuieH III WIrttembera, in Bie8s
bOrf &Udelna in Sberihlciien, i'll Der
G0brbe, bel JteugattsrsIcbcn, 8arbp,
Sprtnse, STfcburg, i'll SoOen, bel
Waiun9en unO ihltcBli9 bel 4r0fels
wie. @inem 6riBiobrsaufentbaItc BON
Srei 9SO9en in Abba3ia nit 6abrtsn
nad YOla, 8cncOig unO lSlen fOlgte i'm
CONNER Die 8eIluOhnung Der 9is9atta
in &iel, Der iit 6ie 9toroIanorciie an
idlOB, weldc lid bis gum g3Oro 6IOrO
auSOehnte unO nit osr 9lIttebr nad
l&IlbeImabauen en0ctc. '9.muadlt
iOl9tc Der ausflug uaa gnglnnO, pOu
wel6em Die 9tIffebr unnllttelbar UOr
btr Olcsi&bri9en Berliner Scrbltpara0e
eriol9te. SnE @aujcn iino oara ben
&olitr wdbreuO Der 9teiicn mitttIit Sis
icnbahnen unO Gdlifie5 lber $4,000
ep9l. !uIclleu 3uriid3elcgt wOrpsn; Olc
6abrteu BON POt5bam ua9 Berlin,
Spanoau u. No., iOluie ole NusiIse
anf Den Hstlsn liuG in Oieis SabI ni9t
nit elnb,Srlficn."<
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
W. the Undersigned.

wish to acquaint the public with the fact
that Teutonic positively cures rhemat
ism kidney and all blood diseases. gray
ii in all its forms. retention or excess o.
urine. catarrh of the head. stomach ant:
bladder. Lame back cured in one night.
(. d. Smith and Van Natta-Ly o!
st. Joseph. Mo-. two OF the largest
wholesale druggists of the West. make
following statement:
For the pssttwo years we have noticed
the increasing demand for Teutonic. 1t
has demonstrated to the public that it
will do what you claim. Teutonic is an
article of merit. and deserves a trial
both from the retail druggists and those
afflicted.
Ask for the great Teutonic. price =:
cents. sent by mail if desired. We make
IA sworn affidavit to refund the money
If Teutonic does not cure. which we vii
SEND to you. together with test imonial>
TECTONIC MEDICINE Co.
Box 4O,. St. Joseph, Mo.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
5 description, s. Fer Year in Advance
The Van Dervoort Meeting.

1.-THE largest political meeting Of the
campaign occurred in this city last Sat
urday. The town was full OF people. I'LL
tcut on hearing Gen. Paul Van Der
vonr: OF Omaha. EcE.. ex-cOmnanLcl
Of the g. A. X. It followed the Lon
don meeting 50 closely that the polltl-
cal enemy did not recover from the
grape and canister arguments OF the
colonel until they received lots aud
more Of il" by one Of the best known
men Of the republic. The general is
powerful orator and knew what he was
talking about. perfectly. \ large rep
r.sentation of all parties were present
and the meeting in many respects re
scIlb,cd a ca,np-Mceting. owing to the
frequent ''a,nens heard from all parts
# the audience and the moist eyes OF
uenitants. who were forced to be COL
vim :cd that a great wrong wa, being
done TO themselves and children by tie
nefariOu5 methods of the Old party
leaders. who are working for English
and Wall Street money lords for Thirty
pieces Of gold or more. The genera
proved the falicy Of the Republican
clcctionccring dodge that pensions
would be taken away from veterans
who failed to vote for the old party.
and thereby exploded the main argu-
1ncnt Of the .. o. p. And that was not
all. He pointed out the road taken h,
the traitorous band no has robb, d
thousands anC thousands out of thei.
homes. children of their inheritance.
ali for the purpose OF making the rici.
rich r. and getting Il few crumbs that
the money lords tossed to them As pay
ment far dishonesty to constituents
The converts were numerous and why
not: There is no facts that could re
fu;c the arguments he made. 1t was I.
glorious meeting and one that will dt
much good in bringing the voters OF
Scotland county to Il realization q.
their condition.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure
Cheap and Safe Insurance

The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Go. OF Scotland county. Mo. and the
Missouri State Mutual. against lorna
dos, Cyclones and Windstorms. Pat
rOnize your own cause ana protect your
homes against forked lightning. storms
and flames Better be safe than sorry.
Costs but little to be safe. May cost
lots to be sorry. 800 will give you IA
membership in both companies and in
sure 81 900 for five yc;i' ; on the mutual
plan against Fire. Lightning, TornadoS,
Cyclones and Windstorns. J. l.. DUR
NAL. Secretary and Agent. can be
found at his office in Memphis on Sat
urdays. For further particular, see or
write to the Secretary or some Of the
following officers on fire and lightning
insurance:
JOSEPH MILLER. President. Granger.
JOEL EWING. Nice-Prcs.. Memphis.
Sol ALLEN.
{. j. ALEXANDER, =
Board JAS. T. MOORE. "
ID. +. HALL. kilwinninT.
\. = MYERS. Pleasant Retreat.
Or. FRANK EVANS. Agent. Sand Hill.
On Tornado. Cyclone and WindStorm
insurance, see or write J. l.. DURNAL.
Agent for Scotland county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Democratic "Argument' Exploded.
We. the school board of Hazelvill,
district. hereby certify that the state
ment published in the Democrat of OF
18th, accusing Popu' lists of forcing thei
way into the school house is u false
hood in ever proposition it contains.
PETER SWANK.
JAMES !;, GoKnAS, Directors:
VIM. HUNT.
Here is the article as it was publish
I'd in the Democrat:
school directors in great man
districts have refused the school hOus,.
for political NEE tings, and directors i.
the Hazleyille district are among TIL,
number. Representatives of the greai
~ reform party, known as the Pop,.-
lists, went there one night last week
and found it locked. They sent for tie
key and was refused Not to be oui
done, what did these great refo"mel
do? Why they just went to work an
raised a window. went in and TOOK TIE
lock off the door. Now, are not the>t
fellows pretty specimens OF the gree,
reform party-the party that claims l.
reform the people. Who is the guilt
party? Some one tell us
AS the community stands ready t
verify the statement of the school boarc
Is to the utter falsity of the ar
licle which appeared in the Democrat,
| there remains but few words to b.
said The object of the article in que>
| ton, no doubt. is to deceive the aver
age voter, into believing the Populist
are not law abiding citizens. They. tn,
Old parties. seek to gain power by az
pealing to TIE prejudices of the people
thereby acknowledging their inabilit.
10 meet the reformers face to face an,
let truth and justice decide the g'ca
question before the voters.
If We be honest men and American
citizens. We must decide these issue
with voters for principle. And nov
may | answer the unanswered part Q
the article in questions: WHO is tn,
guilty party: Some one tell us" Tn,
guilty ones, and the only guilty ones
are the instigators and publishers OF
che article in question. Perhaps 20,
can find someone who will tell YOU
VOTER
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
The London Meeting.

The yrandcst meeting ever held III
Memphis at night during this campaign
occurred in the court house last FriGay
night. John NJ. London, Peoples wa
tv candidate for congress. was the ora
tor. The audience comfortably fill. 1
the house and was composed of al pc
litic,! parties. and the best of attention
given The business men and laDOrel>
OF all kinds were wei. represented, AID
all seemed anxious to hear the Populie1
side Ct the question. And they hcarC
it. Mr. London had been making IRON
one to two speeches II day during til,
campaign. but was is fresh as eve"
He told the audience the cause of tn,
trouble and then gave the remedy. !!
WIS IL mastery presentation OF fact
ard there is no wonder why Colonel
Hatch and "Colonel" Clark refused +.
discuss the issues of the Gay with him.
Hi, arguments took like wild fire ana
many are the men we have met sine,
then who have openly declared for th'
laburcrs friend-John NJ. LJndOn.-
giving us their seasons that they di.
not know what was the trouble until h,
proved it to their entire satisfaction.
Alr. London il the man for congress-
being Il practical farmer and labOrs jus
the same as any farmer. He lett i
lhr. shiny machine. where he had bcel.
working, to enter the present cam
i,lirn. knows the wants Of the masse:
ard is not afraid to fight for the right
We believe Il najority OF the voters OF
this county realize that fact and will
endorse his candidacy at the polls
Nov. 9TH.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

The St. Louis Republic, in the way of
campaign documents has been furnish
ing its readers daily large lot OF stuff
about the great ~ revival of business
Just how much the sugar trust contri-
butes TO that line OF argument" it is i'm
possible to tell. The party is forced to
desperate straits.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

More money is the issue. notw;;i>
stand ING the tariff rot of the old pa
ties The smalness OF ,heir crowds
should teach them that TIA ,eeple aye
disguised with it.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Mrs. Mary Woodbridge. of Reyera.
Ohio. national CORES bonding secretary
OF the VIC Z, L.. died very suddenly
Il; Chicago last Thursday Of paralysis
DIV.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Every farmer and laborer in Scot
land county should remember their CO
sabrrcr. Col. John NJ. London. People :
par,v candidate for congress. at the
,Olls next Tuesday.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

In the face Of humanity and existin.
circumstances, how can any hon. $
father say: 'Our Father who art il
neaven. hallowed be thy name, thy
"ill be done on earth as it is in heav'
en-" and go the next day and vote fol
party that is robbing his wife al
children every day and every hour.
J. T. STITH.
Ask us an easier question. Bro. Stith
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Every person tia, is in favor Of liber
" should put in the rest of his time be.
tween BOW and election in the effort It
To defeat the tools Of the English arc
Wall street. Go to work with renw, {
etTN,f
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
. . -

The Atlanta, Ga. Constitution SAWS
"rwtrty five dollars will buy more il
american markets than ever before.
les. ii will buy fifty bu>hsls Of wheat
The main trouble is To get the So. I'm
u II these good old Democratic times.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

The Memphis Democrat is again be
ing held back for the purpose of gettir
up campaign lies. No int ;lIigen'
citizen will believe a single local politi
Iass.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Vote for the farmer candidate for con
yress, and you will not regret it non
loose your vote.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Pay no heed to old party stories mex
Tuesday, but vote the Peoples party
ticket from top to bottom.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Be it remembered tina; the People :
party OF this county has d clean ticke,
and has made a clean campaign.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01

Vote against the first amcnGmen;
next Tuesday. 1t !, ives the power t.
levy or additional road tax of tiftee,
cents on the dollar for road purposes.
The people pay about ali the taxes
possible now. That measure should b.
held back until Il means was provide.
that is now culicctable.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
Remember, X K
M. L. JACKSON

Carries the most complete line of
Nry Goods, Notions. F>lannels,
Blankets, Underwear. Hosiery and
Gloves, Boots and Shoes, Queens
ware, Glassware and TinWare. |
quote no prices. Come and see
for yourself: We are selling goods
cheaper than any other house in
Northeast Missouri. Please come
and get our prices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
For Sale.

TWENTY-FIVE lots in the most desirable
location in Memphis-the north end.
For sale bv J. J. Townsend.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
POLAND CHlyAS.

We have Il few spring li-S OF both SEXES for
sale: Pigs sired 10y Free silver No. Heb: dam
ROSA Lee No :|>t'. Also. pigs sired hv Te-
cum>ah ttip jr.. No. .l>>o; dams sired 10y Geo
Wilkes l+l>,. Also, Plymouth Rock Cock
crtl> at hard time prices. Address the under
signed N Crawford Station, Scotland county.
Mo. cal ana Inspect stock. Fugm-:OuI
miles cuihTc>r OF Crawford.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-11-01
HEART DISEASE 80 YEARS!
Short Breath, PalpitatiOn.

Mr.. G. W. McKinsey, postmaster Of
KokOmO, Ind, and Il brave eX-sOldier,
says: 81 had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
the army at the close Of the late war.
| was troubled with palpitation and
shortness of breath. | could not
sleep on my left side and had pain
around my heart I became so i'll
that | was much alarmed, and for
tunately my attention was called to