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PARKERS’ ALLIANCE NOTES. £VV3 OF THE ORDER AND ITS N MEMBERS. * IS SEIX'Cr DON'S IX TO* VASIOt 5 tflLVT sections for THE ADVAX’CEilENT OF ohe- vT OKU AX IZ AT IOX — !*C HOES the KOKH PRESS. from IH E RE Flx, ’ tel o Q «S i lS op ^'“' 5 SS .ii jiacr meets ut that place on D.c-r-b-.r ; Thous i! ds of vis tors from a.. ' C % the country will be present. The r o> cou’tiaue for sixty days, \ lil’iou nviH ami iSili the displays L of southern crops tiuer than ever seen. The „Lrcr,lcal ’U;a.-i< and fruits all will the test be disp interests ayed of in n, clime will be shown fe> i'loriiisr sunny sdvaiitage- *% Oaksdale ..Wash.) WeeMy Sun says; ,. Tiie Washington Farmers’ Alliance hoU ’a run a paper of its own. In other “ the Alliance is as prosper ^ w here it is here, it has become necessary to have a State organ. The Washington Alliance membership is spread and ail over it i* eastern Washington and Idaho, impissible to show the progress made or the ‘present growing condition of the Al ^rce without a“ State paper. If the vork of every ’ 1 C3l Alliance was pub¬ lished weekly, and the great good the All aace is doing for the farmers was set forth from time to time in editorial work it would uot be long until our or «rsfliziriou would be SOTOOO strong in the State. The Alliance cannot afford to patronize or in any *we way support a parti ad paper, and if are not able to run »a Alliance organ, vre should as least use the columns of an independent paper." *** The following resolution was passed by Franklin County (Ohio) Alliance at a re¬ cent meeting: - Alliance “Resolved, That the F irniers of Franklin county, Ohio, congratulate oarw-rthy [incident of the National Fanners’ Alliance of the United States, forhis very able and patriotic address just delivered, and the cheerful news he wings us from the great West and South, and the matchles energy and momentum of the movement throughout the coun¬ try. He comes through our capital city from Kansas, Mi*souri, Illinois and Indiana, to inform us of how the work is progressing and to en¬ courage us in the noble cause in which the farmers are engaged for the better¬ ment of their own condition, and not only their own welfare, but to enlarge the spheie of justice and humanity among all classes of industrial workers through this broad land. And we hereby delegate him to carry our greeting to brother far¬ mers in other Stales, and assure them that the titters of the soil in the “Buek eye” State are coming “Uncle Sam” with a hundred thousand strong. *** The Farmer Advocate, the official paper •f the Farmers’ Alliance or people’s party of Kansas, in a recent issue ha* thu fol¬ lowing to say of the future of the party; “We shall at once commence to marshal the hosts of the people for the conflict, and in this great work there are many prejudices to be overcome. Sectional lines must be abolished, interests which are identical must be brought together and the combined forces of the igricultural and laboring classes must be consolidated against the forces of corporations, monopolies, trusts «ud monied aristocrats, who have for years feasted upon the substance of the people. The comiug contest will not take place between northern and southern people of the country. The interests of the people of the west and south are identical and their political forces must be consolidated against the power of cor porate greed. It ha* been and is the holy mission of the Farmers’ Alliance to subdue sectional prejudice, which lias been kept by the profession! politicians in the interest of monopoly. It is full time for this nation to become united,” *0* The Farmer s’ and Laborer*' LljJtt (Princton, led.) says: “If there is a single reason why our merchants should not join the farmers in their efforts to secure the reforms demanded, we have failed to discover it. All over the broad West the success©? the merchant depends npoa the prosperity of the fanner. When the farmer prospers all other business is active. Intelligent farmers make no tight upon merchants and tow n They realize that business men buy goods as low as possible and sell at a very small profit. They also realize that the mcr chant is in no way respon*ible for trusts and combinations, yet he suffers from their effects as well as the farmer. The farmer knows that by legislation alone can these evils be eradicated. The mer¬ chant is aware of the same fact. Then why not join together in ' securing the needed legislation. To advocate this legislation through the old parties that are in the clutches of these trusts atul combinations, the is folly. They have had opportunity this and refused. Iu view °* fact there remains but one chance and that is through a new party, h merchant* and laborers are wise they the join heartily with the farmers for Statistics* bettering of the condition of all. prove th it agriculture is on the decline and that farmers as a class arc not prosperous. The very nature of things tion teaches that when such a condi¬ oonfronts the farmer, the merchant *ad laborer will not prosper. When the •hip of the farmer perishes, the boat of the merchant must go down with her. To tt ' er t this stranding of both, the mer ctrnat must cast aside his foolish preju uices, as tho farmer has already done, stand shoulder to shoulder against *he cenmon enemy the money power. - KOCH'S DISCOVERY .'SEATING A FfROR OF E-X.'r TtfTr - AMOXG COX iOiTTFVES. --— A ' ii cr.a «!i.-pulch of Friday &»r« Doctors S«fcKajrl, Billroth and" Row a^ski praise Prof. Koch’s remedy and sc‘ that it * the grc.iui. u *c. :*r since *hd of Dr. .Tenner. There is sfr~V_. shorts of era 5 ‘ Al ' *■ y- 1 Berliu. acd the hotels an rapKLi--g. Many Anrorro a c.erore '? ho.L they arv coating 1 ror ‘ * to ur - >i Ncurtia ,,ii ’ “^“ “ e " ’p I‘ a JJ * he * a government sent three phTsiclflcs. A bunday dispatch from Berlin s & SS u?r,‘:v“T £ »«*««». r r‘ ***« Or cured Levy r; 1 ' . lymph frot- has be t‘. I ‘ " l rK changg it t . be tal; i “P:trato id“ iu nre<c' : -• • , £ * be harde-d to chemists 1 tD ' the cotton yield. Kovemt.ee crop statistics gives out BY THE AGKICVI.TUKAL DEPAETIIEXT. - Cotton returns for November to the department ef agriculture at Washing ton are county estimate* of the yield per acre. .^ Ei! denD S areas ,.n ratio of yield, vuh the , cor recUon of obvious errors, makes the av erage y.cld I*, pounds of lint per acre. It a about the same as the yield last year, aud better than the returns of yield last November, which were exceeded by the rc-su.ts -t final investigation. Some cf iue returns rt port Kuun, iros.s. wh.cn uki no* exteau to a Iar£C area oa the southern side of the cotton belt. The estimates of yields by states are as fol lows; Virginia. 16$ pounds; North Carolina. 182: South Carolina. 173: Georgia, 165; Fiorida. 10$; Alabama, ,160; Texas. Mississippi. 200; Louisian i, 2;>$; 166; Arkansas. 223; Tennessee 191. SMITH’S BOODLE. A STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF CASM THAT HE CORRAUED. A New York dispatch of Tuesday *ays The attorney for the ass gnee of }{,. * b Smith, furnished . B U Oi the liabilities and assets of the fin, in which the labilities are state! $407,002, and among the assets, ’ to bal auee the x account, ^ soo2.00U . is . d.fi rhargec , . against A. II. Smith, th. partner. The attorney says the detoea ”P° n the 11 “ M 1U °. U f t t0 abo ^ ! $ 862,000 as near as he is . able to , approon m’U-.t and that the amount e. >.,tr. mdfvtd. at stealings wil reach Bank S i|>eriDteDdent i rostoa on liwgd } made alii iavit relative to the amount • assets , aad ■ liabilities ,. . .... of ,. the , North . ... rav-r !> iuk. il *how t -d assets to lie $ ..4 !>o.Ua . iibilitie*. $2.593,000; deflc cuty. fit 000 . COTTON MOVEMENT THE XBW OBI.EAXS EXCHANGE’S FIGCtES FOR THE PAST WEEK. Secretary Hester, of the exchange, say* the amount of crop brought into sight during the week ending Frida;, x _... was 378,136, against 357,943 for the ear resjK)nd ne'seven days of l ist year, oak ing the total to thus far for the seas.'a to date 3,76>.$II, against 3.421.097. an in crease over last year of 347.114. In eluding sto ks left over at poits and ul¬ terior iovus* from the last crop, and the number of bales brought into sight thu* far from the present crop, the supply to date is 3,-$40,654, Hgainst 3,485,180 bales for the same peiiofl last year. WILL BE ON HAND, MINXE8S0TA ALUAXCEMEX PREPABfXO FOR TfiE POLITICAL STRUGGLE tX 1892. - A dispatch from St. Paul, says: The State Farmers’ Alliance^ tf Mmncsata. propose* t j have a hand in the national politics L, ts.s^o of ,f 1 f-no J-. A I call rati na. hi* been •••■- sent - t “* to the county alliances of the state lor 3 convention of the alliance to be held in St. Paul December 30th. Tne object, o. theconvention.it is understood, is to take , i steps . towards 1 j tlm the nrmini organiz.i-.on 7 i-nn ot ft f a . national ali' -'ice political p-’rtv —--* HENNESStY'S MURDERERS ro BE TBIED FOB THErR LIVES—M05XT APPROPRIATED. - The council of New _ Orleans. c tv Wednesday night, appropriated #15,000 to defray the expenses of bringing tae assassins of Chief of Police Hennessey to justice, and the money is to be disbursed by the mayor as he mw deem best. A preliminary cx imination of toe men hei-i as accessories to the crime has been fixed for Saturday. ENCOURAGING REPORTS BEGAUDIXG THE COXDHM.V OF THE STOCK UiXCnES IN' TEXAS. W B. Stickney, special agent of the United Stans census bureau, and who has charge of the live stock returns from all the ranch properties ia Texas, states that everywhere stock is in excellent condition’ airi ranchmen are hopeful, sections but of iu the north and northwest the state the prospects are the best ever known. HE DOTEU) OX HER. “I've won again,” she sweetly cried, “What luck I have at play.’ replied, “Not luck, my darling.” he “It is your winning war.” Caiicary Help*. Apple Fsttvebs.—O ne capful sweet arilfc, a little sals, s«c eggs, erne tea>p vEfsi of Cut ag pnoer —.a flour to make a l«» tisict = 2 .-. cga t: drop nicely from j, *pct:-s; ch :i :* oapp.es ±~. a ad mix with ib : baiter. Fry ia hot M’. * :b - ;-l siigor or H .just.-W** k sw-cupfm of hemby la two * at. > P«-.r .at it feur *ca ce : iuis -f ... ... y ti-g steal i y_ .vl : . i..f te"_* ifa’. cl *. :: ix>i'. tsi. ..*. May tie served at say meal wi-h neu :(izs :: . *.._ . *. oa .r. - ' P5as« ®« teeurtB . . siprr:- : : e. " -r - ’ . - - - ac ice dust «r where it will be very c«H before you begb * whip iL Whip one p EI Of sE?a :.p wIe skim it off into another dish. £ II V all firm, aai thick; -weeceo to taste with powdered sugar and add It t«SSWOafa» of nniih. If It » too rich, or there h not encash cream after it is whipped, add the wr/dbea-ea f ;h:.e -.ggs. Serve ia small ghsas or eastard caps. Seokt Cake.—M ake lihesoda bscuit; butte-1 - i f an tsg rubbed into a qcart oi 6c ^ oce c.;t of ndJt or water. toe teasgc«->afu. f *-.**Ia. tv> of cream tirtar. pinch f sa ; ro.L rather this and cnt tbe'sue of tout tin. batter a little, tUn put m .tithe- * l , sitme Uk . . w.;L ; rr.es. spnnkLe witn sugar. - a tee ether crash butter, cover with, hr-uiesauni susstfv thea pour rich sweci enuin. r whpped cream OV er the tot-. : Ms u Xt mst—Beat together, ia order meat coed, two eggs, two blespooafitiS «>f w&ite sugar. li cup* m ‘ ik - a ^ tca.*poontni of salt, a cupful of Indian meal (white prefermli. two cupfuls of fear sifted with two heaping tea*po..nfu.* of baking mtrht*i pjwd.-r aad one teisj^xmfd of bu ter. Btke ia h*T .--t. • as* f •- f* :ntv mia utes, in hof cvea. DeHctoas. Water may be used instead of milk. Tho c left ■ ■ r may reheated steaming. tr.iv be used : .-r ta.- : t*; pod . . e _ T< __ "™ = f iTTt £s : ' ‘ " 7 tora 5 . - •*-* "V earthen ulsM wMca , . miss! be , an srst . ^ .. , ^ and ETS brown Miaee a smdl onion fry in a .;W.. spoonful of U K ter. *id a cupful b: . a : , : •* > l ;r. - c *. ’ . ■ - -* M ... - . .vitk* with -ikto .. »« p —• • — • ' - wao.e. >.i. it wnh l«ts ot butter, and iiakt for half , aa hour la rather a quick oven. .. A ben brown, break over the top an egg for each persoa to l ^ x-fTYoi. aiik.1 return to the uvea for are minutes. CsEer.s PistiiEs.—Th : * i* a deiicfct r dssfc. and ibsst rales with ;. ' batter •.* ‘arer. o«ae |vrs*>«.* i*tv ailed them “Squire of paper’cuke*. a- each cake, wbea properly made, is as thin as a -.Levt of writing ;. - c. Sift a nat and a half of f. ur; sail to taste. ; : _ ; - k pu: a half . teaepoatfei - beat til it foam. F>. ur ->,t. - ’lie fcur. -eM four eggs, slightly l . re . and enough o-.d :: ‘ A. ;: r. makes the cakes hard to t ,rn. the gridd e well and cover it wi ha ihia riegtf butter, dura quickly with a kntfe ;a each Land, Serve hot and cut axe pie. Pitt- Won't t or* tivs^epsia. s are ever i iO 1 *. i Ur v •*’* re¬ '.let irem their u:>tre — of * sEna fii nd of Kvrr. ami hail it tot. Irsiiisestloa, beartlmni. ex*reine farssitiBie, ’ lues or enerry. pecv&hnut*. etc- Is the '.&!«* *>f tlwir exist . Tll.--^. W..,Tre 3 T dyspeptics «xne and be rand, it can be dose. here - one sure way ; -tr --Let. -- tne rotl^t'r-r^-1 i-T-;. of r'-' >-!'* is and hut this rstanot be d e by -l. t. ■ u ig pi other cathartic mix'are*- mu-s treatment whileseeaiia*rouiv^ a»p.-rxry reurfat nret. | S tg- en-i \ air^ravats- ;... * <i -.-i— an l in ' ' r > m Te a: ;a»t give- * i% enrinely. Tbousaiids of f- raier djspe; 'i- .* are now fcap J^ pv ia health »B*i *'r*-.rta of -'.osa «: ^ breaght oul bv t£l€ . u ^», ; - 5 .-- • i strenytheatna »nd fceaiiac - alter--.ivc~ k - . -» Dr. Jobs Bud's Sarsaparilla, tire wedeased vir ; - m. ti : md best SsarsansKriilji sau. Wr.f-n a man Las settled with the toL-gate he com * by it ion stfy t: zA. Dysp ps A trottbed a? for a nomber of years »t.*i I wi - n, r\ , i*ar.d « ..it. A it is-.ttne £ y *".' i-; V os me no aain .-.nd I taj-.-y ay foxL—H. T. r - ,<l gj h. J* -V _ who expects to be a great titan mast try to be a an a r?;. Ladies a*-?liar a t >ase. or cLit rea erhi want tuilding e .-a .. i take Br- •> r.'s .rca Bttters. it i- leasaa: w»t.*^cnnw SUi aia, Icdigestion-Biliutisa.-ss aa ; Liver Uomp l ai ate , a-akts tee Stood rk- -t; pure. Vo youBStman rares* to ke-j.h ph<A..-*-rapk -conr.t. ranee after his girl ha* sea* back ii.. "Woman, her disease* and ther treatment." 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