The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 25, 1891, Image 4
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wmte Alliance adopgBHatform
71 to 5.
P^KFgia Legislature endorsed
BHT demands by a vote of 138
Brat three. Will the Legislature
TSouth Carolina show the people
now they stand?
The farmers believe their plan,
the (sub-treasury) df storage, is
feasible and practicable. And our
enemies believe so' too^henee their
rage and opposition.?John Davis,
M. C.
The wealth of the money power is
estimated at two hundred billion dollars.
In one more double, (fifteen
- it will about have all the
property of the earth. (Well does
Ballamy, in the prophetic language
of his "looking backward," describe
the inhabitants of this earth a hundred
years hence transacting their
business without money.) (b.)
k The state Alliance of Iowa was in
annual sessioblast week. The re||p:,
port of the secretary showed that
251 new sub-Alliances had been orfg
|p ganized within the past three months,
an average of nearly three Alliances
per day in that one state. Yet there
gl will soon be another cry that the
Alliance is "breaking up."
p THE GBEAT RED DRAGOOX.
p I? The money kings, who are at the
$? head of all the trusts, are principally
London Jews, and they want to keep
possession of the markets
^ ? the world for Iheir Eng
^Ptanufacturi6S, and jjBhk wa7
in which they can doth^^S&uTest
E |> our growth by meant, 0f fPse'rusFT
agai|j^st our national
be punished by
you hear a man, especially a
W member of the order, opposing the
Alliance demands, especially the sub;?
treasury, if you will wateh him closely
you will, nine times out of ten, disy
:r'y cover that he is either actuated by a
aefish motive, or else he is led by
some one who is an enemy to our
" "? 3- -norvn
KHHHV aemanos. ciuay me eutwuai
of last week's Cotton Plant carefully,
gL 5f and see if there is anything prophetic
I in it. We appreciate your work,
Wf brother Stokes. (b.)
The idea that the greatest nation
on earth, in time of profound peace,
with 63,000,000 of energetic people,
owning one-half the railroads in exist |
ence, more than one-third of the teleI
graphs, more free schools and better
I opportunities for production, should,
through the operation of a pernicious
Hf to and false financial system, bring distress
to its people and bankruptcy to
the national treasury, is enough to
B make every honest citizen cry out for
a change, and that at once. It
o *
ought to convince every one that the
present system should be abandoned
If ?|l and something else tried in its place.
0 It will be a difficult matter for the
B two old parties to go before the peo
|i M pie on the issue of tariff reform with
fl this black record of financial disasters
staring them in the face.?Goldsboro
(N. C.) Bee.
|| national farmers* alliance.
Wk Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 14.?Del^
B egates to the meeting of the supreme
C B council of the National Farmers' A1
0 B liance, which convenes here next
; ^ B week, are beginning to arrive. The
I principal topic that will be under
B| discussion is the financial condition
the country. It is learned that a
r Resolution will be introduced declaring
against any third praty schemes,
and those members who are in favor
of the proposition to play the Allianc#
in the political arena will oppose it
A MASTEL0X7S B1C0RD.
National Secretary Turner, of the
N. F. A. and I. U., has put out an interesting
and strong letter in which
he gives a short history of the organ
ization of the Alliance, a description
the tight made against it, and
saying:
^^ight is still on. The ridicule
unfriendly partisan
their best work,
our noble
^^^slandered
feyiances
||ler. AYlien traitors and cowSr
have fallen by the wayside
gfst, brave men have risen up to
11 their places. -\Ye have more
V? 2,000 newspapers that are being
mK,d by a membership greater than
Kc population of the United States
ma 1776, who are doing valiant work
Ror our cause. Everything is hopeful
and encouraging, and when we
take our bearings and compare notes
with four years ago it seems to me
j that every member of our order
should bow himself in the presence
l of almighty God and pour out his
j soul in thanksgiving for the success
we have attained and the blessed
ihope that lies out before us, that ere
fcong we shll see every vestige of sectionalism
and hate forever buried, our
country once more united in fraternal
love, and every man and woman a
freeman.
"A few short weeks and our supreme
council will meet again, and it
is very gratifying to know that while
the enemy has been "annihilating,*'
we have increased until thirty-five
states will be represented at tnat
meeting."
Note.?The first meeting of this
national organization was held Jan.
21,1887. Only two states were represented.
The second meeting was
held at Shreveport, La., on Oct. 12,
1887, when ten statps were represented.
The third meeting was held
at St. Louis, Dec. 3,1889, when eighteen
states were represented. The
fourth meeting was held at Ocala,
Fla., on Dec. 2, 1890, and twenty seven
states were represented. The
next meeting will be held at Indianapolis,
Nov. 17,1891, and thirty-five
of the states of this union will be
represented, as well as 4,000,000 ol
American people in this great body.
Does this look like '"dying out?"
The money power is destroying all
branches of production and trade il
our country. It is originating va3i
tracts which take possession of ar
entire branch of production or trade,
and crush out all competition by the
might of capital. A trust is a de
vice for concentrating tyie invest
ments of several money kihgs in * a
single line of business, undeu- a single
head. For instance, where* main
money kings have invested in ' a line
of trade by organizing a trusft, thej
put all their business houses iiV thai
line, and their stocks of goods ypto s
single company and place them mndej
one management. The trust islthuj
able to control the amount of totoductidn.
and all prices in that linetoi
^ ' " mi and it can destroy all oAt
pusnit.sfltxg? .
side companies axe no^
trust. -Ihusa
'trust was orgeSnzed, which at once
set to work to destroy all the eoffee
merchants not in the ring. It put
down the price of coffee so low as tc
break down the competitors, and nc
sooner wa9 this accomplished than
the trust put up the price of coffee
to more than double, and there it is
tp day.
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I hear about it?" "Well, yes. 1
dreamed that I was in a great estab
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There were beauties; some in glass
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and others were sold at less figures
Girls were paying out fortunes, and
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Booster?"Can I have the pleasure
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"Sorry to refuse you, Billy, hut I'm
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Some favor a tariff for revenue
i only, some a tariff with incidental
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Our experience covers many ills,
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The farmer who closely packs his
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' It is easier to forgive enemies we
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What measures are you taking to
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, Teacher?"Now, Tommy, tell me
. who first discovered whalebone."
^ Tommy?"Jonah."
, Only 11 per cent of flowers emit a
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F "An honest pili is the noblest wor*
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> The theatrical mechanic is not
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1 necessary to raise a scene.
' Young people in the country are
1 not so slow. They often make love
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A trial convinces the most skeptical.
Carefully prepared, pleasant to the
taste, De Witt's Cough and Comsumption
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! Sold at J. W. Long s. 33-ly.
, "Money talks," but to most people
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names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0. 6.
Ask ray agents for W. L. Douglas Shoes.
If not tor sale in your place ask your
dealer to seud for catalogue, secure the
agency, and get them for you.
ZW TA KE NO SUBSTITUTE. JfX
fP
WHY IS THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE cehtPSVIEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It 13 a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt the feet; niade of the best fine calf, stylish
and easy, and because u-e make more shoes of this
| (reade than any other manufacturer, it equals handi
sewed shoes costing from $4.00 to $5.00.
I <l!C 00 Genuine liand-scwed, the finest calf
j shoe ever offered for $.',.u0; equals French
I Imported shoes which cost from $8.0u to $12.00.
fijji 00 Hnnd-Sewed Welt Shoe, fine eaV,
stylish, comfortable and durable, The test
shoe ever offered at this price ; samegrade as custom-made
shoes costing from $0,00 to, $8.00.
CO 50 Police Shoot Farmers, Railroad Men
and Letter Carriers ali wear them; fine calf,
seamless, smooth Inside, heavy three soles, extension
edge. One pair will wear a year.
; O 30 flue cnlf; no better shoe ever offered at
j %D e? m this price; one trial will convince those
who want a shoe for comfort and service.
itnd S'2.00 Workiugmajn'M shoes
?** are svnmj uuu wuiaoio. iuux r, uu
have given them a trial will wear no other make.
QnVc' $2.00 and 91.75 school shoes are
D UJ S worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
on their merits, as the Increasing sales show.
I oriSAC ?3.00 Hand-sewed shoe, best
ka UICo Dongola, very stylish; equals flench
Imported shoes costing from $40) to $6.l?J.
Ladies' 2.50, 92.00 and 91.75 shoe for
Misses are the best fine Dongola. Styilsh and durable.
Caution.?See that \V. L. Douglas' name and
price are stamped ou the bottom of each shoe.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
SOLD BY
RED BANK MILLS, j
July 8?5m.
J8?- T A Iv E
M'CARTHJt'S BUSSES
1 AT
| UNION DEPOT, COLUMBIA
On arrival of all trains, for hotels or
j any part of the city.
First Class Livery and Feed Stable, and
j Finest Turnouts in the city at moderate
charpes. Stable on Tavlor street, Columbia,
S. C. J.' P. McCARTHA.
| November 6-tf, j
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, I
i I
MANUFACTURER Al
LIGHT IHEAl
WHIPS, LAP ROBES, SAD
Also have iu stock nu
Carriages, Surrys, Buggies, I
on which I defy <
TRUNKS AND TR
When in need of anything in my ]i
jan. 21, 1891 ?ly #
LORICK & LI
Columbia Hotel Bloc
HEADQUART]
Wilcox &Gibbs Co.,
Etwian Phosphate Co.,
Atlantic Posphate Co.,
Kainits,
Dissolved Bone, I
PIEI-2D -A-iTID G--A.
COTTON GINS, FEED]
Presses am
Plain and Decorated Glass, JJ
Tiles, Grates, 1
A FULL STOCK OF HARDV
AT 50TT0IV
COME AND SEE US or write to n? b(
Jan 1?ly
M. XX. B]
Furniture 1
ESTABLISH
MAIN STREET, C
[NEXT GKAND CEN
A FULL STOCK OF CHEAP, MEDIUM,
in the store, purchased direct trom the manufa<
PPTPPQ
UNDERTAKING I
A full line of COFFINS, CASKETS, META
PERf etc., always on hand.
Call and see ns and be convinced that y
Oct. 28?tf
Angust 12?6m.
IF YOU WANT A
COTTO
At Bottom Prices, write for New Ct
. improved .Jiers
- </*?
GEO. R. LOMBi
MACHINE, BOILER AND GIN WORKS, MIL
AUGUST.
is the place to get Machinery and Sn plies am
and 62 New Engir
Mention the Lexington Dispatch when you wr
HARM AN'
CONFECTIONERIES, PRU1'
FA1TCT GrIE
CIGAR, SMOKING and C
Toys, Fancy Go
pufi'brv, smiosnr, sen
A well selected stock of the above Gooo
very lowest prices,
LEXINGTON
TO THE
A. F, FUND
W IVfnin Street, 77. - - -
Now is the time to save mouev. Bay your FU
I will pay every customer's fare who b
, MY UNDERTAKING
is the most complete in the State. Funerals
given.
BARGAI
(Mil STOVES AND
$8* CALL AND S
Bespectfully,
JL. T.FtfETI
* Feb li?ly.
INSURA
MAXIMUM MM FIRE,
LIFE AND AGCI
IN THE STB
English and Amei
Over One Hundred and Tw
Foy rates and information address or call fl
C. 8. BRAD)M
k 1
s'D DEALER IN ^ j8
HHARNESS , I
DLES, BRIDLES, &C. Tj
Elrgun: Line of
Pheatons and Road Carts
competition.
AVEL1NG 8AG3 J
ne be sure and give me a call.
3WRANCE 1
k, Columbia, S. C., gg|
BBS FOB |?88B
Acid,
Long's Chemicals,
Ca Mills, /V
Evaporators. ]|9|
Sheet Copper, lB|
EDEN SEEDS, |||g
EES, CONDENSERS, I
i Belting, I
Iarbleized Mantels, Glazed IIB
Fenders, &c, jjfcg
VARE AND GROCERIES W&
1 PRIMPS
i i iiwkvw* ftgwua
-lore bujiug anything in Hard wart ||ffl
ERBT, I
WT arerooms, H
?23123 13-5:3. ||?
OLUMBIA, S. C. M
TRAL HOTEL,] , ||?
AND EINE FURNITURE, IS NOW 19
:turers, and will be sold at BOTTOM SaB
^ SPECIALTY. M
LIO CASES, BURIAL ROBES, WRAP- J|?
on SAVE MONEY by so doing. KS
ugh, Practical Instruction. Graduate***- J^g
to positions. Catalogue free. Write W jjaBBiffl
IT I STUirn 808m 6BUK II
LOUISVILLE, KY. * |H
L FIRST-CLASS ^
&l Mill I
italogae and Bednced Prices of flKgM
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in Stock. H^hEHhH^bI^RH
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tods, Notions, ^Bj
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is constantly on hand and always at
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EN ITU RE and Save your ^^B^BSSSSB^S^Sb
ays goods to toe amount
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promptly attended
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