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aVwnff if.'X. LoiicTtji pres
ident? Huron, South Dakota, 'address
i Waahingtnu, D.C., J. H.Torner, secrctarj
toeisurer Georgia F;iWJJts,Jetlrt
Kansas: . ''-'
; State Alliance Marion Butler, preside!,
jfclinton, Nl C-; W. 8. Barne, secretary.
St ,..SH. Tr...A..Ti fVT !TTJ A
For.ej, Catawba; ,y;-Pr3.,,E. Pcnick,
Wm wood; Secretajj and Treasurer, J.X.
Kmey, cauauujryi t-nfr-; ...
Rattan County Jesse ; MHlcr,. pfcsidcot
ijiaccmer; 91. u luiwuc, cvi vi77
' rV;,7tf County Jll Mr Parks, president
&tevt)U;? M ' R. Karasey,' sccretarj,
. Moprcs?ilrc.-s, v-i - .'
' ri"L.rr'',.'JttL--k P' 'rifleman-.' nfesi
ent, Cmcord;:Dri J. S.s aflwtj, secre;
: - n-i nT,t n a flrpcn.nrciident
' Jimcs VV. A. Liudsaj, secretary, Thomas-
tiljev -r - - --
n.tin-rA Countv S. T. Wilfonij, prcsi
dent Newton; J. F. Herman, secretary,
JT. C Beforra Press- AssocIaUob.
n J. f,: Ramsev. resident: Marion
Butler vice-president;
,.n r0.-nreMApTx.tr W. S . Barnes. $ec-
reUtry. l - ', ' i .
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froares-slTe Parmer, State Organ,
Caucaslaa.- - - '
PmmI Unrrtfi . -
. . Wilson. NC.
I Sallisbarr, HiC.
' Tarbon,N.C.
AsbeTllle.N.C.
CaroUna Watchman,
JParmers' AiTOCjite,
Mountain Home-Jouta.al,
s nrtlfttrwim : N i T
Cauntrj Life,
Eattief. A f H v'i 5
t -r --r y .
t .uiCiory.rt.i;.
174 m itWAJIIMM mM tlT. Mm
JiXa 1 aV t w w
page and afci thers provided, they are duly
OeaZa platform iviU be'drbpped froM the
list promptly! Our people can now r see
f fMt ptpCT9 tiro. JJUWtBllGl w v
'r' I liniifflionia 11 r f f nrm
The following 13 a correct copyo:
the platform adopted at St. ljouis by
ine labor conierences ,
PINAXCB. : .
1- Ve demand a national currency
-safe, sound and flexible issued by
tlie gen ral" government oulyjafuij
lgul tender for all; debts," public "and
firivute; and without the use of bank
rig corporations; a just and, equitable
means of circulation at a tax not' to
etceod two pcf cent, as 'set forth in the
suVtreasury plan of the Farniers Al
' liance, or some better system; also, hj
jajf inents in the discharge of its obli
' gatipus for public Improvements. "
a. We demand free and unlimited
Coinage of silver.
b. We demand the amount of cir
culating medium to be speedily in
Created to not less than $50 per capita.
rC. We demand a 'graduated iucom
- tilt, t . ,
d. We belief e .that Ihe money of the
treasury should be kept as-much as
; possible in the hands of the people,
und hfnee we demand all National and
State revenues shall bejimited to the
necessary expenses of Lqveru merit,
economically and honestl v administrf.i
e. We d emand that Po?taf- Saving
v banks be Established, by the govern
ment for the safe deposit of earnings
'tit the people bnd facilite exchange.
f
tt. i our suu-couimiitee ' upon ' the
landnlank, beg to submit to your ap.
rovl the following: The land, in
cluding all natural resources of wealth,
the bjeritage of all people, and should
not be monopolized for speculative
purposes! and alien ownership xf land
rhould Ije prohibited.. All, lands" now
aeld byrailroads and other conorutions
a vr i. .
Your su1conimittee
tn excess of their .actual neefis and all
ods now owned by aliens shobe
reclaimed bv the Government and hM
for actual settlers only.
. ' - tran'spobtation
o t 'if , . -
. 3 Iransportation being a means
bt defence and pubTic pecess,ty,he
tI tm t VIZ ?p6rate
hoalsin the interest of th people.
,:; ThV-teWra'nh niA fuL
i
ifcp fcwy :H:Vytr?m nft8 recently, some of which
tar t). irs
niitu :inu uperait a oy ine government
1 I'll... ll I
in tne interest or the people. ,
While some parts of the -above ad-
j une ume parts or ine nuove ad-
dtess tmi V Seem- at -a mar xrnot
- . -' . ? o .w
make nrtrtisun nnltf!ril -ivHntl.- I
tet ujiori careful study ona y;ilf clearly
'
v..cw jo uuu-iu iibuu, aim lurtner,
will be impressed with the truth of its
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uuiui!9, jwiu me aoiuiy or tlie Com-I
hiittee who framed it. It was adopted
Lni. i'- r v
rv
uu leveiveu wiin great applause. The J
conference having completed its workp . 7 captured.
as a renrfsontatlvA lv anA a:An'' j "Diptheria is rasrincr in PhiluolnVU
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TTKnv rr,W,k - V
w
'w Effe1ci
Sto-ach, Bowl, and Kidn.y.
"
la5eKr ,Ma!
ror indigesUon,: Sick and Xrervoat ri.T"' l"e corner &tone of which
Headache, take Lemon Elixir." V v waa ,ald ak tne corner of One-hundred
v For. Sleeplessness, Nervousness and and-tenth street and Morningside av
Heartfai!urj take Lemon Elixir. enue, New York, Tuesday week xvill
vl,and :Dehimy,take cost mWM d wSTl nfn
Ladies, for natural and through organic '"n ' d,g finished it
l-egulationi take Lemon Elixir. vrill be the largest church structure on
Dr. Alozley'a. Lemon Elixir will no the western continent, and will do
fail you in auy of the above -nameeHtiis- much towards popularizing the Enis-
fn!!.Vil0f-Wh,cl1 a.ri5? or cPal churc. will be always open
fe - t-rich pia open
(Prere4tmyvb' Mary E. Garrett, tf Baltimore
W1?? 11 50c. and fl bbttlea t drug- ia$de possible the opening of the uro-
aa.svwuict uiuu&er vnzA
,WritL I
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'Vr; rtnfronJ-
lnaifrestion.- with prervt. nprvnna u l n
on. h UnnsnPca: AXAoX-iJiS' ZUm
-Eld. M. E. Churnh Snnil,
ifo. 28 Tatnall St. Atlantj
GENERAL NEWS.
The ITbttj from Eyerywhere in a Con-r
. ; .cue form.
; 'Anarchists ore azain causing trouble
m rans.
Hanes hole! at JnontvIe. YaT wa
destrovdl bv fire. bbsa SIO.(XX): in
surauce $4,500.
- - The fine new court bouie at Munir,-
Ind., yaledat $300,00l was destroyed
by fire last Thursday.
Mr. Blaine's condition is betteir
than it was reporterl a week otso ago
tie says: Til get well yet."
A cyclone passed over Vera Crtiz,
irreckiDg four vessels in the harbor
and doing much damage.
The Briggs heresy triat is ended,
and Prof. Briggs was acquitted oU al
it ":i i i a i a 4 f . '
inecnarges oy o 10 si majority.
x Fire destroyed every business hbns
in the Tillage of Snowhill, Ala., excep
one. Loss $35,000; insurance ntiou
half.
The bigh scbotd building nt Mnr
shalton, Iowa, one of the finest tduca
tional structures m the btate; was
' . . . . . . i
bufufd Loss. S?100,0(X)
r The private part of the White House
at Washington- D. C is rhisd on nt-
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count or scarlet fever wit hin, of whip
little Morteua Harrison is ill.
our. jonn lj. ivocKiei er nas maui'
T ' T-1 . Ti . -1 l
another eift of Sl.OOOKJO lo lb ChU
cago University making the fourth
ampummg 10 5j4,uuu,uui in all.
At Ossawatonia, Kan.. Wednedav
night'a' week three large dwellings
were burned, catch inir fire from natu
ral gas. X our persons weie burned
alive. v
Two nezroes were lvnched Wdnp?
kt j - -
dav Week at Lllliui? La., for entorincr a
-9, J T . ' . . . . KV
store on (yhnstmas evening and mur
dering a clerk named Abraham Silver
The Algenia mines near Elklmrn
VV. Va. were destroyed bv fire last
mi rv-i t . .
inursaav. lwo nmrdrpd mpn wcr
employed there,but it is not yet known
l.l a.l i
wueiner any or tnem have perished.
Bob Harper, who assaulted Mi An!.
dersonVwas dracered from tha rn.i
room at Bowling Green Ky., where he
was being tried, and lvnched hv a mnh
of over 1,000 men.
John Hipn and Chas. Kelh ihn .
'eced murderers of Tax Uollpctnr A rm.
strong, ot Butler county, Ala., werp
ii ."u irom jail at urecnvi e. A a nnH
... - ,
ynched.
Cholera still exists in Hanibn
a dread exists that it will again become
epidemic with the approach of Warui
weather. The dread disease h snrpud.
ing also in the north of France.
Pearl Dutro. an inmate of tbp L
Arthur. Ohio.
ted Christmas bv setting h'rH to tl,
building and perishing in the flames,
besides burninsr uo the sherifF'a resi
dence. 1
Thomas Nelson, mayor of Cane
Charles City, Va., has absconded after
squaudeabout 3,000 church and
trust fundsTor8afe (?) keeping. A
reward is offered for his an est.
lhe first bale of cotton h nrrp.it
by machinery was pold on I
the New
lork cotton exchange Friday for tlie
benefit of the Press club buildiug fund
and was hid in by the exchange at 7"i
cents a pound and was then re-donated
to the Press club.
The men engaged in tlve tunnel un
derJSast river. N. Y.. butlt fir-
I thaw out thive barrels' .of dynamite
h ,ad f r3 11 V"'
lT" ,th,e ,U1h 1
,1 Ti a SeVeral, e '
sons and wrecked a good many build-
mgs in Long Island City.
Fire at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, list
week destroyed nearly $5tiC 0M wortt
of propertvnd caufe Uhe deatTTf
oni firimau and the injury of .ever!
nlbpr Milwi.L-.a v, , "veui
?il!9' 1,Wake.e has suffered severe-
10 lluYe "een mcendurv.
AWirvinK fw.-. D 1 lit
"r"-" u' xatavia1 in., says:
uj mtueam oi jirs. jane U. Uarumoii
itbe Metidist seminJ Atlanta, Gk
became the posessor of nearly $150 000
n.,n it... -A vwvvVt
uuv me piunsiuuoi a win, as none
wsn muda Kut nn,l'ii. ,..,1:1.: .1
i"g the settlement of her wealthy es-
tatft. r r
At.BrinkleyrArk., James Keorns, a
railroad mnn wna eitti... : ti. . 1
. - "D1nuS m me coaqn
f TudP "T" , 00
01 JuuKe Moodv, of Tuscumbii
ludiiuj iveorns was seat-
cu y 1113 oricle of two weeks.
1 here were 52 new ipnas nni pp. . .i.
irom lt aunug nours last week. Kil-
I tffir a amoll tmmir. i.. r 11
U :"iT wUky,
u wca airoost depopulated bv
5i,,raTaps o malignaut diptheria
Fully 50 people died in two weeks. The
disease" has abated somewhat.
The Cathedral of St. John
" ' ' uf"."1W wn,cn women shall
. - wiu
-e same opportum tip fnr sf.n-
tnen; by placing at the disposal
fi;. i.i . ... . .
7, . wv,y i wini:u, witn
make
was r
n n n n r n C I
i - - "biiinuaiair
raoI fdr the mediral srnfrkt hot
(.--. . w mj av- akO
estauiidhment was to become a fkt.
- i A.
Catcliiiiir a Runaway Car,
As a freight train was pulling out
past Sheridan station, i rsn miles
from ; Pittsburg, on the Panhandle
railroad, a heavily loaded car, the last
of the train, broke looe and started
back on the down grade towards Pitts
burg.
The operator at Sheridan ' telegraph
ed back over the line all the way to
Pittsburg to look out for the runa
way caY." At Ingram station stood an
engine rea-ly to go out When the
operater there got word that a loose
car was flying back over the track he
notifitd the engineer and fireman of
the engine and they prepared to pur
sue the car. Within a few minutes
the runaway came thundering along at
th r:im of Hi!rt.T milpa an hour. Ai
soon as it passed the engine started
after it.
Then ensued a wild and excitinc
chase. The car flew a.ong and the en-'
gme after it. Over the . long 90-foot
high trestle at Temperarrceville the
two thuadred, the engine caught up
to the runaway near the Point Bride
station. The engineer ran back over
the tender, coupled onto the car and
then began to slow up, but did not
stopAmtil he was at the Bieminghaui
stattun in the city. There a large
crowd of -people had gathered to see
the pursued and pursuer come greet
ing both With a cheer.
Reforming a Parrot.
A Pittsburcer who spenta part of
lat Summer in England tells an inci
dent which sadly disturbed the relig
ious peace of a parish in renzance.
A maiden ladv of that town owned
a parrot, which somehow acnuired thp
disagreeable habit of observing, at fre
quent intervals:
"I wish the old lady would die.
This annoyed the bird's owner, who
spoke to the curate about it.
UI think we can rectify the matter,"
replied the i?ood man. "I also haTP n
1 cj -
parrot, and he is a righteous bird, hav
ing been brought up in the way he
should go. I will lend you my parrot,
and I trust his intlence will reform
that depraved bird of yours'
The curates pnrrot waa nlaeed in khp
same room with the. wicked one, and
as soon as the two had become accus
tomed to each other, the bad bird re
marked:
I w sh the old lady would die.''
Whereupon the clergyman's bird
oiled up his eyes and in solemn ac
cents added:
"We beseech Thee to hear us, good
jord!"
The story got out in the parish and
'or several Sundays it was necessary
o omit the litany at the church ser
vice.
From (Jay
to Grave.
A party of Senators were discussing
ff iirs in the cio.ik room at the capitol.
''This debate seems to have denn'red
Senator Vest of some of his reputation
for vc-racky," remarked Ssn-dor Faulk
ner.
"it has e!i?" chimed in Senator 71,
Vance. k,We!l, that r?f:ii:id. me of
an iuciuem uown in iurt i Lure m
i i i xt .i ii i
Jack Pluukett. an Did f irmer down in
my country, was a good hone.-t, indus-
A C I 1 lit' .
irious tellow, who had accented the af-
' Ail t 1
lairs ot the world as he hui found
them. Jack had but one shirt. Whpn
tliat was sufficiently ripened for a vis'u
o ine wasiitnu old Jack would seek
iiis bed while his wife sc-r-ubbed it out.
Kjiir .iiitri TT.iftiiin me Srillt tne
old ladv hung it on the clothes line to
.1 ., .. .ft.. ,., u: ii . i-
dry while she prepared dinner.- In th-
meantime the calt chewed un thp shirt
Vhen th-'oM lady made the discovery,
with tears in her eves, she pntprpd ihi
houe and told Jack of the destruction
of his ouly sl-.irt.
'Doi't cry my dear," said old Jack
lilosophicallvi "them v-hat's o-ot
lose.
CURES ALL SKIN
AND
BLOOD DISEASES
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1832; 1892.
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Is organ of the
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It is devoted
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