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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER: DECEMBER 6, 1892. 1 4 . Tn view of the great social, industrial and economical revolution now dawning upon the civilized world and the new and living issues confronting the American people, we believe that the time has arrived for a or i.aI reform forces of our country and the formation of what should be kiown as a complete, thorough, and proper reduction in the necessaries of life. Our financial systems must be recognized, our markets mm? k ,zaticn0f a with the universal demands of the greatest force of citizens the farmers. Below is given a complete and detailed list of the market values for the exclusive use and profit of the l De co-0perajfh v FARMERS' ALLIANCE AND INDUSTRIAL UNION, And aa a National House, founded and operated for the universal beneat of the Farmer, we quote all goods, sold and delivered in any quantity, large or Email, at Tiie Lowest si x js: e -b "WlioleSale Prices M s CLOTHING. s It Mea'i dark eat'net suits. . . . " mixea eaiinet buil-- " union casini-re suits ' union cassimre suits " fine brown suits.... fine blcK cheviot suits " fancy wor-tpa suns... nne muiw in"."' i heavy black cassimere suits. . scot n mixea cuviub -handsome et-ipfd worsted, black anl gray worstt-d.... steel Erielish caseimre. . . . fine Mack stri' e cas imere heavy brown cassimere i . J . a Heavy wck tsimeio " fine Jiinglisn oritscrew " fine brown cheviot all wo-I cassime e ' serviceable business suits DiaCK forKcr'w. ... gray satinet suits. . . lUUU X rw. J 9 m " heavy English cheviot OVERCOATS. Mca's dark satinet overcoats. . . heavy beaver overccats.. " heavy cashmere overcoats..... " roueh kt rsev overcoats heavy cassimere overcoats dark mixed cassimere overcoats. black beaver overcoats . 45 95 87 0 75 00 45 75 25 50 75 75 50 00 75 6 25 5 85 10 00 9 50 V 50 15 0 5 7 6 75 3 6 5 9 5 7 . . ... good cntncnina overcoats heavy chinchilla overcoats fine blue chinchilla overcoats. fine beaver overcoats heavy beaver storm coats 2 45 4 85 5 25 6 00 6 ?5 8 75 6 H 4 25 4 75 6 50 7 00 8 00 DRY GOODS. Muslins, fnll piece only,3rt inches, bleached or unbleaahed. Tier ard 4V6c 8he-ting, breached or unbleached, 36 inches. per vara oyo Sheting, best quality, per yard.... bc Cotton flannels, any quantity, 27 inches, per yard . 5c Red flannels, 27 inch s per yard 15c Red flannels, best tmalitvr. . fk 24c Wray flannels, 27 in.-he- Fancy ralicos, 27 inches Staple ginghams, 27 inches Fancy i. r 88 ginghams. 27 inches Ladies' fancy dress g'ds, 27 inches Ladies' plaid mi ing, -24 inches Ladle' novelty suiting, 24 inches Ladies' fine dress f abrics.24 inches Ladies' Scotch plaid goods 2 kins. Sateens, any shade, 27 inches. . . . China 6ilki, ny shade, 36 inches Surah any shade, 37 in hes Velvets, any shade. 18 inches. . . . Satins, any shade. 19 inches Plushes, ar yt-hade, 15 inhts.... 1amcn anv shade. 27 inches Kentucky jean 12Wc Drilling itfiv ,1 t it It It 16c lc 5Mc 7c 8c 1 c 12c mo 13c 3oo 25C 35c 29c 45c 24c BOOTS AND SHOES. Men's heavy splint. . . . heavy kip boots " solid kip boots .... heavy calf boots... " solid ea f boots " solid crain boots... " Milwaukee erain boots " heavy tapped sol boots. French call Doots BOYS' BOOTS. Sizs 11 to 5 Boys' heavy split boots , heavy kip boots heavy kip boots .. $ 1 45 1 75 2 15 2 15 2 45 2 25 2 55 2 47 2 75 SI 27 1 C5 1 49 BOYS' SUITS. 13 to 18 years. Size 29 to 34. Boys' dark mixed satinet suits. .: 2 9a " hravy e-at'net suits 3 5 " eooi union cas imere -uits 3 7o dark union cassimete suits 4 00 " black diagonal suitH 2 95 " rough ca-simere suits 3 b5 " fiie dress suits 4 95 BOYS' OVERCOATS. Boys' satinet overcoats $2 45 " rough beaver overcoats. ... 2 95 " 1 eavy kersey overcoats 3 50 CHILDREN'S SUITS. 4 to 13 years. Chl'dren's satinet suits $115 " heavy dars satinet 1 35 " heavy cassimere suits 1 75 " dressy cassimere suits 2 50 " dressy diagonal suits 2 25 CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS. Children's satinet overcoats. $1 50 heavy satinet dark overcoats I 85 heavy kersey overcoats 2 15 " good cassimere overcoats. 2 75 Bed ticking, Shirting Oil prints. Cambric S'le-da Duck.. Denim Burlap sacking Cotton batting, 16 ounces cottonades , Corduroy. 27 inches. Bui ted sateen. 36 inches.... Ui ion table linen, 46 inches Red and white table cloths. 48x64 Bleached napkins, frii ged, per dozen 98c Turkist, towels, per dozen 69o Damask towels, per dozen 99c Honey -combed towels, per dozen 60c Towelipg, crash per yard 5c Dry goods sold in any number of yards, from one yard up, excepting muslins. 8C 4Hc 6C 5c UHc 6Hc 12c 10c 5c 7Hc 12Hc 59c 50c 17Uc 70o RUB3ER BOOTS. Men's bf st quality. 6 to 11 Men's second quality Koys' best qualitv 1 to 6 Boys' second quality Youths' best quality, 11 to 13 Youtn' secontt quaiiry i Ladies' best quality, 2J4 to 3 1 Ladies second quality 1 Mines' bes quality. 11 to 2 1 Missed second quality 1 Children's beat quality, 6 to 15M 1 ?2 37 2 10 2 15 1 75 1 45 25 45 25 25 05 05 MEN'S SHOES. Men's kip plow shoes kip Droans hpftvv sDlit broerans " grain plow nhoes . " grain c eedmores " ca'f shots " dress shoes 44 1 and made shoes Ladies' solid calf button. ' solid giain button 44 s-'lid kip lace !4 extra heavy kip lace 44 fiLe dress shoes 44 finest dress shoes. Children's hervy grain shoes, 11 to 3. 44 heavy grain shoes, 5 to 06. 44 heavy pegged lace, 11 to 2 . . 4 heavy pgg d lace, 5 to 10. . 1 19 98 73 1 21 1 45 1 75 00 45 22 23 87 23 50 00 90 05 7-4 65 HATS AND CAPS. Men's fof t black wool hats 44 broad black wool hats 44 fl- e black broad wool hats 44 fine blar k broad wool hats " " bla' k fur hats 44 Scotch caps 44 black stiff hits 44 plush caps M 59 57 75 (41 27 45 25 20 TRUNKS. BLANKET3. Heavy grey mixed bed blankets 44 wh ite mixed b- d blankets, 10-4 . 4 white cotton bed biankets. 10-4... Good, part wool bed blankets, 11-4 vood, part wool, bed blankets, 11-4 Fancy border, part wool, blankets, 11 4... White wool bed blankets. 11-4 California wool bed blankets, 12-4 35 9ii 95 45 75 01 65 1 1 2 2 3 50 Imitation leather trunks, 30 inches, well made 15 Crystal trunk, well made, 30 inches, good and fctrong 2 00 SATCHELS. Imitation leather satchel, 18 inch $ 75 Grain leather satchel, 18 inch 1 85 Imitation alligator ladies' club satchel, 14 inch ...t; 93 WATCHES. Men's nickel watches, stem winders and -tem setters, good time-keepers 8 69 Men's holid silver watch, stem binder and fetter, hun.ing cam 7 75 Men's handsome g jld watch, stem winder acd setter 12 50 HARNESS. Single buvgy harness, full x C. trimmings $5 75 Better quality 7 95 Double carriage harness, full X. trim- mings, fine quality, best tanned leather 15 00 SEWING MACHINES Favorite Singer sewing machine, a regular $5 machine $17 00 Get our prices on furniture and car pets. It will pay you. BSD QUILTS OR COMFORTS. Printed bed quilts, 43x70.... bed quilts, 60x72.... bed qui ts, 70jl74.... HORSE BLANKETS. Grey plaid horse blanket Brown plaid horse blnk t Jfai-cyplaid torse blanket iood 5-a horse blanket 5 a Alliance horse blanket Heavy wool horse blanket Heavy wool horse blanket 65 80 90 00 15 25 55 65 25 LADIES' COATS. Ladies' heavy long coats 44 heavy plaid mixed long coats.... 44 dark mixed ulsters. 44 plain black beaver ulsters , 44 h-a vy qlack beaver jackets neavy c assimere jackets 4 stockinette jackets Misses' heavy long t oats 44 heavy beaver jackets Children's heavy long ceets... S450 5 00 0 50 75 on 65 to 25 00 SHAWLS. Ladies' heavy single shawls 1 25 Pi aid mixed htavy single shawls 160 44 mixed heavy beaver single shawls... 175 44 mixed all wool single shawls 2 95 Brown or grey double shawls, 63x126 3 00 Heavy beaver shawls 1 67 Keversable beaver shawls 2 00 Shoulder shawls 39 UNDERWEAR. hfiflTrTt i it uiiien drawers scarlet und-rshirts scarlet underdrawers scarlet underdrawe 8 scarlet undershirts knit und shirts...".. knit underdraweYs natural wool underdrawer": natuialwool underhiits OVERSIHRTS Men's fine white unlaundrip.t hirta hue white iaundrird shirts " heavy fannei shirts 44 good heavy flannel siiirtV Indigo blue flannel shirt-, leavy cheviot shirts. 10 HOSIERY. Men's cotton half hose . ' heavy c. tton half ho'r-e." unbleached half h.e heavy knit half hose...!! T hyY w'' n half loh.v Ladies fancy colored hose fast black hose .' 44 balbriggan hose " 44 German knit hose Ladies' merino vests 4 merino drawers " scarlet drawers 44 scarlet vests -per dozn ) g Men's heavy horsehide gloves 44 oil tan grain leat er kIhv'.'s' imitation buckshin gloves 44 mackinaw mitts is n Men's heavy suspenders per pair 44 good suspenders per pair ... If you orde These Prices are guaranteed, and all goods warranted as represented, or money refunded. COMLETIi: catalogue mailed free. rycur goods direct from the above list, it will be a convecien.ee to us, as the great demand for our catalogue is so far ahead of the present issue. w throughout the country to publish this partial price list, so goods cau be purchased at olcc, and without waiting for catalogue ; but catalogues we deem it necessary to our patrons sent if desired. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Undervfear, Blankets. Woolens, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Carpets, Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Carriages, Harness, etc. SOLD DIRECT -A.T WHOLESALE PEICES. FARMERS' ALLIANCE WHOLESALE SUPPLY HOUSE, - - PHILADELPHIA, PA. General Supply House for the National Alliance of America. HANDKERCHIEFS. per dozen ( Men's Tjrinted Ladies' fancy border Men's plain white , CORSETS. Ladies' good Jean corsets 44 extra fine satine corsets ZZ'Z'' s uau VUIDIO it OVERALLS. Blue or brown denim Blue or brown c enim Oood brown due Jumpers same prices. JE IN PANTS. Good jean pants, broken sizes (rr j Men's heavy jean pants Prire f $ Goods Sold on Thirty Days' Time, when Orders are sent through the Bonded Agent and Satisfactory Reference is Givea I I SezzLdL all Orders cLn?eo1; i:o -tltL Wholesale Supply House, Philadelphia, Pa. i i THE - ALLIANCE - WHOLESALE - GROCERY - HOUSE 241 North Water St.7 Philadelphia, Pa. GROCERIES - AT - WHOLESALE - PRICE4 Our House was one of the First Wholesale Grocery Houses in the Countr to come out boldly and openly to DEAL DIRECT WITH THE FARMERt ALLAN CE AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. All the goods w handle we purchase direct from the leading Importers and Manufacturers iv large amounts. We carry a large and complete Stock of Fancy and Stapl Groceries, Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Teas, Coffees, Spices, &c. We would be pleased to receive a TRIAL ORDER, and compare the qualit of our Groceries with what you have been using. We guarantee to please yoi and you will obtain Pure Goods and Full Weight. In dealing with our House yo Buy Direct ai Wesale Prices and Save the Middieman's Eimfe Profits. We obtain Through Freight Rates, which you will find very reasonable and that you can BUY GROCERIES TO ADVANTAGE IN PHILADELPHIA We fill all orders received from the Bonded Business Agent, when under Ses of the Alliance. When the Trade Agent incloses with the order a certificate signed by the officers, certifying that he is the authorized Bonded Agent of th Sub-Alliance, and the goods will be shipped on 30 days' time when you haw received the goods and have examined them and found them satisfactory, vo pay for them in 30 days. We shall be pleased to furnish them in regard fc prices on any goods m our line of busmess. We endeavor to answer all b quiries promptly and satisfactorily. We will mail free upon request our complete Price List of Groceries, givin, the Wholesale Prices on all Goods in the Grocery Line. Write under Seal. Stats Mm Ar::t W. R. Worth ?Mt n::zz' ::3 d"::: cur 3: to tie ilhs: as a respcnahle tess to trads riti, Yra can send crdfis to W. H. Wcrth, or dirat to Bom.' tHclsnr is n::t :::T:::::t, ad its crdsrs will bs i::;::!t and prcspth fiihd. (683) SAB. BOYLAN CATTTIOX. Beware titatinar ikoei wlrhant same and the price stant bach Kabstitatieas are f subject te reecutiea by taiBinc aseaey in dor l'alse areteaoes. f daTr mnum B8fl W. L. Donclas peaea botteia. I ,f raadaleatana Fit? et law far eb- w u U llHIS lSTffiBEsQ FOR GENTLEMEN. A J a.M .ill . r1nPtlf k J VMilUr TT ITO, WtHHbt WW 111 Sip f v vaiif 1 Mmle3, smooth inside, flexible, more coraforiible, stylish 1 fad durable than any oiher saoe erer sold at (he price. Jtquals custom-made shoes costing from $4 to $5. The only S3. 00 hee made vrth twe cemalete securely sewed at the outside edge (as shown in cut), which elves double th wear of cheap welt shoes sold at the ante price, ror sucneasiiy rip, narmy oniyone soie sewed to a narrow strip of leather on the edge, and when once wora through are worthless. u Be two soieeorthe it. Ij. ijuijila 9S.uo&noe when worn through can be repaired as many times as neeeseaiy, as they w ill nrrer rip or loosen from the upper. .rurenasers oi iooiwear acunnjj io econo jaixe, should consider the superior qualities of these shoes, and not be influenced to buy cheap welt shoes sold at $3.00, haTiag only appearance to commend them. V. Jj. DUIHiLAS fll.ire S4 and 5 Fine Calf, Hand Sewed ; SX.50 Police and Farm ers; Si.JiO Fine Calf; J.25 ana woricingmen's: Hoys $2.00 andYouths' S 1 .7 H School Shoes; Ladies' 3. fit) Hand Sewed: 9-1.50. . &2Sk 3'i.OO and Misses EsA-Vfe rV $1.75 Bet Doncola, are or tne same niga standard of merit j abox cfe Capital. Will no aeents. sriye exclusnre sale f vrue i or cat a I oca e. Kfco. Healers aasl ireaeral merchant, where I bare f.,..i. in van r Diace Bema aireci is r a.rrj, M a MWb w - r -m stating kind, size and width wanted. Pestar free. W. i.. JJouelas, jsreciuan. iuass. SoM exclusively by HELLER BROS . So. 134 Ph vet 'eville St . Raleitrh. N. THE" T. W. DOBBIIf. WM. BOT.v RALEIGH, 1ST. O. Spxirxg1 Season 1892 X)xy GhoocfLs AND KIISTDREID WAEES A COMPLETE MAIL, ORDER DEPARTMENT Special attention given to Alliance People, and the Fill ing of Alliance Orders I s:. s, tucker & oo. HIGH ABU - T -ttt 3 T II 1 i M t ! I I I t 1 we T111AIL Iln your own home. First class Sewing Machines shipped anywhere to anyone in any quantity at ;po!f'Pee8. No money reaulred la ad-ranc T AVE PAY THIS 14axxa. Latest ImproTemento. All attachments ireo. 50 'Arllngrton' Machine, l.no I GO -Kenwood" Machine, flRS elS55 Arhngton' Machine, S20.50 65 "Kenwood" Machine, f5? I -SeU Bettinfc Needle, Self Threading Shuttle and Automatic Bobbin Hf SlWe also sell Standard Binger Machines at lotreBt wholesale prices. 3CASU BUYERS UNION, 160 W. Van BareaSt., B. 353. CfcicK A l ran star ! kter wark thsa tker U the worli I itMHin. WchallftarilwiUaaTtarichi. Warranted 1t Taara asd maaar rafaoaad if mat aaiirel aaaafawrr. 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Send for Catalogue E:Urjri:3 II Tj Co., ' Third A Daapaia Ste., Phlladelpkla, Pa. sZssslSaBsaif ff a a sp FOR CHOPPING Satisagre Meat, Mince Meat, Scrapple, Stiet, Hamburc steak for Dyspeptics, Peppers, Hof's - Head Cheeee, Chicken Salad, Hash, Chicken Croquettes, Codfish, Scrap Meat for Poultry, I,obsters, Tripe, Clams, Corn for Fritters, Stale Bread for Bread Crumbs, Cocoantit, Cabbage, Horse Radish, Vanilla Beans, &c. Also for Invalids, Pnlveriing Crackers, Mashing Potatoes, &c. Containing an Account of the Various Organ izations of Farmers, Planters, and Me chanics, for Mutual Improve ment and Protection Against Monopoly. By the Prominent and Well-known Writer, Author of " The Golden Gems of Life," " BiKe Companion," " History of Civilization," "Scenes Abroad," Etc., Etc WHAT IS THOUHGT OF IT. From hundreds of testimoaials, for want of space, we can give but ft WE Farmer, District Master Work man Knights of Labor, Fort Worth, Texas. I have examined the work, "Labor and Capital," by E. A. Allen, and con sider it a first class work, which should be read oy every one who is interested in the reform movement and the prog ress toward a higher civilization. The more equitable distribution of wealth is the great problem of the age, and should be studied by every citizen, and 'Labor and Capital" throws much light upon the subject which every one should know. '. The Recognized. Standard of Modern Piano Manufacture. r BALTIMORE. VT-rvvr, 2S & 24 E Baltimore St. 14o t?K- ": (92 ASHtVOTON.Snfenue. u tu xne OHIO -WORPJ1AL UMBVERSITV A oompls soolrf eleven depsrtmwjtn. Last sa. nriai enroUsaent S933 different stadenta. Has nniver sitj powers and oonferm desrreea. 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I have read with much care yourne work, "Labor and Capital." nounce it a valuable addition w reform literature of the day. i" ib aeais so cieany witu tav& 1 well as the modern of thf1 J.ly nous, ana gives miuni"" obtainable from any other e,. accounts of the great ter ftrrfi tions of the country are JXoi f ul, and its illustrations are rors Thos. J. Ogilvie, Assistant Coj SIONER OF AGRICCLTUBi,l Tenn. I have new wnrt. the times-full of valuable" and it ought to be read by This extremely popular Book, in one Volume oi five hundred octavo pages of large and handsome pci type, on antique paper made especially for it, isstrotf and handsomely bound, and retails at $2.00. We have received quite a lot of these books, and will maiU2 pR(X,pJ post paid, for $1.50; or we will give one year's subscription to euf Farmer and one copy Labor and Capital for $2 00. To ny0"V ftCopy Club of "bix one year eubscriptions, with cash, $6.00, we will genu Now is the time. Strike before it is too late. Address $ q. THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, - - - - BaleIg carefully examo " Tibor ana teA o sZ
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