THE WEALTH MAKERS.
July 10, 1894
CFFTCERS STATE ALLIANCE
President, W. .Pale, Atlanta.
Vlce-Prea., Prof. W. a. Jones, Hastings,
fiecaetary, Mrs. J. T. Kellie. Hartwell.
Treasurer. James Camenm, Beaver City.
n l . - a T n.Nir f V, n.,1 1 .
W. P. Wright, Bute Organiser Alllanoe Aid,
Mtaany, nbd.
Exiormri oomihttsi
Chairman. L N. Leonard, Lincoln.
E. Bodennan, Henrand.
C. W Young, wilaonvUle.
CM Lemar, Wataoo.
J. M. Dlmmlck, Macon.
THE WEALTH MAKERS ALLIANCE
DEPARTMENT.
BY MRS. J. T. KELLIE, SKO'T.
W. H. Brown has been commissioned
organizer of Perkins county.
JOHNSON COUNTY DOINGS.
The secretary of Hazel Green Alliance
reports that their Alliance is gaining
rapidly, having more than doubled
their membership this quarter, and the
promise of several more soon.
WEDSTIR COUNTY MEETINGS
Alliance barbecue and celebration
July 3 and 4 was a great social and fi
nancial success. Although no expense
was spared for the accomodation of the
large crowd the receipts were 100.00
more than the expenditures. Bladen
Alliance has set a good example for
every Alliance in the state to follow.
It they will spend their surplus for re
form literature and establish a circula
ting library they can be a great blessing
to the community.
COUNTY SECRETARIES TAKE NOTICE
Section 2 of article M of the constltu
tlon says: The secretary of each
Farmer's County Alliance shall classify
and record the reports from the various
subordinate Alliance in his county, and
shall mslte a report of the same to the
secretary of the state F. A. &1-U. by
the first day of February and August
Said report shall specify the number of
each sex in his county Alliance, and all
changes in membership." Any county
secretary who bai not the proper
blanks will receive them on applica
tion. Please do not neglect this duty
In counties were the organization is
dormant please write, stating the reason
for the decline in Alliance work and
the means best calculated in your judg
ment to awaken our friends to the reali
zation of the great work yet before
them. Sub-Alliance secretaries please
report the condition and prospeo's to
your county secretary, if possible before
August first. Mrs. J, T. Kkllie,
Sec'y .Neb. F.A.&I. U.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP,
Government ownership of railroads
and telegraph, ss advocated by the F
A. & I. V, is a very timely book just
reoeived for review. It was authorized
by the supreme coubcII of the National
Alliance, and written by U. L. Loucks,
ex-president of the National Alliance.
It answers the questions for this quar
ter's study and should be owned by
every Alliance. It will enable every
Alliance mem Jer to give a reason for
the faith we have that the government
ownership of our highways is the only
remedy for railroad strikes and the only
mean of securing justices to the people,
in the exchange of their products.
There Is a great effort being made to
induce us to believe the transportation
question is of little or no importance,
but as long as the rule is to charge all
the traffic will bear, when prices ad
vanoe rates do the same. This can
never be a government for the people
while all our means of transportation
of wealth or news is owned by soulless
corr orations, who are today defying
the authority of the government to
make themcarrj mails or freight with
out th;y run the Pullman caw, and who
own the executive of the nation and al
ms;; every state, who seek to do their
bidding regardless of the welfare of the
rst of the nation. It is time this book
was read by Alliance members who
should bear In mind that it It the posl.
tlon taken by the National Alliance and
that every true member will do all In
power to aid In bringing about
these objects. Price 2 cents. The
New Mouey S?yUm by the same author
gives the portion of the National Alll
ance on the money question. It should
be In the library of every AUIanee.
23 cents. Address U, l.
South Dakt ta
Locl papers friendly to the Alliance
p.ea insert notices of the follow Id
Mating., They will t evening m
Ings ualees the frlesds prWer after
meetings, when they will please notlfr
the state semury,
Male Uviwrer rower' Datrs,
Jrtlr 21, Ht.-oouburg, Pulk Cutmty.
( tworola, ,.
" M,,,rk' Merrick "
M 'i Palmer, " . ,,
Jl, Urtw.ry CtBVr." "
Am. 1, rkHHla,
V. NonLoIS Valley
" i MlralV.,, '
, UarJ( m
!I "b. Howard "
' Its r.th., .,
M II, W PmI,
T, HJ'l'fcw. Hall
IS KMa Admut
)Mirn,ui, cu
IT. t'Ujr Uator.
I! ban, UamlMoa
SI, Aurora,
' I'HtUw, ,
ThfrWdi U lt AUlaaea art r
quested to make any change in the ap
Dolntments in their respective counties
that they may think best and to notify
The Wealth Makers and the secre
tary of the state Alliance of the same as
goon as possible. They are also request
ed to publish the notices in their county
papers and by posters when deemed
best.
Please rtm-mber the financial help
the lecturer gets will be from you as
the state treasury is empty.
J. H. Powers,
Secretary State Alliance
A Barbecue at Hailing Aug. 22.
Hastings, Neb., July 10, 1804.
Editor Wealth Makers:
Will you please give room in The
Wealth Makers for these few lines,
As there has been much said through
some of the Populist papers in regard
to the delegates and others that are
wishing to attend the state convention
at Grand Island, and the main road
for many of thedelegates isto come by
the way of Hastings, the central com
mittee of the People's Independent
party of Adams county wishes to invite
all delegates and others that wish to at
tend the state convention from Nuckols,
Clay, Webster and Kearney counties,
or any other county or perons, that wish
to join with the People's Independent
party at Hastings on the afternoon and
evening of August 22, that there will
be a grand barbecue and festivities,
here then which will render the occa
sion highly enjoyable.
There will be addresses by several
noted orators, such as Benater Allen, as
we have written him to be with us on
the grand occasion.
As soon as we hear from each county
and learn what they will do, and if they
conclude to join with us at Hastings,
we'shall make arrangements with Hates
and other arrangements. The firms say
they will furnish feed for the most of
the teams. But let all come prepared
to feed themselves. But I will inform
them later on.
We expect to fill the streets of Hast
ings on Aucust22 to their full capacity,
but no doubt but we will be ordered "off
the grass.
I am a York state man, was born in
1827; cast my first vote for Taylor, next
voted for John C. Fremont; was at
Chicago at Lincoln's first convention,
and cast my last Republican vote for
Garfield and never voted Democratic;
and I am today a straight ln-the-middle-of
-the-road Populist and will not sup
port a man that is not a straight in-the-mlddle-of
ihe-road Populist. No good
Populist could t ver think for one minute
tbat he could or would cast his vote for
a fusion candlda'e, for this has beat the
Populists every tlme.and would as long
as it was continued.
Yours for the right,
John E. Makers
All drugtflct sell Dr. Miles' Norve Plasters.
llalfltatfs to Hot Springs, H. I).
Via the IJurllngtou ltuute.
Every Friday during July and August
tht Burlington Route will sell round
trip tickets to Hot Springs, S D , at the
one-way rat. TU kcti good for 15 days.
This substantial reduction from tariff
rates brings a trip to this greatest of
western noaltta resi rts wltbln every
one's reach. Consumptives, rheuma
tics, sufferer from t very 111 that flHh
heir to, will make no mistake if they
take advantage of this opportunity.
rull information upon application '0
local B. & M It, 11. agent, or to J.
rancln, 0 I . & T A, Burlington
Itoute, Omaba, Nebr.
Use North wonUirn line to ChlCHgo
Low rat. east trnlos. Office 1133
OSi
Right Arm Paralyzed!
Saved from St. Vitus Dance,
Our Uughttr, lUanr!M ntw flf
Un ycaia tt a:e, lt.i4 Uh-u trrribly
aniu l. d with iii-rvnumu'M, and tuj
l tltorutlro uit tu-r rl'lit Ami.
V ffarvtl M. V a us iinm aiul triU
tliUhtakUtiis with tut Uui'M,
Khe Um titkctii tlirve Uttl,a of lr.
Milts' Ntmu an4 tu gtltu'4 31
tiutd, r in-rviMwuc aiivi s wi
lomsif PU Vitus U4tn are nitlrrly
ftute. h aitftuU stln guUrly.
satid rrtuvriti cviiirt Vm( v(
lur arm, tivrai KtH!''"
MIU, Ik 1L HI LLU a Ht.k, H. T.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Cures.
W, MtW NriN U mu nm a a.lii
S Mm thai thu Srl Kttl III Vt,
All tl'itntiou a ll It t I), UU1 l f SA, V
kf Uhi Lt, MU StMbsait.XM k.Uai
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I
WANT COLUMN
OF THE
TH7ANTED Every body to watch thlscolumn
? V for real estate barKalns. It you do not
see what you want write in ana we wui get it
lor you.
Tjlor Sale Eighty acres near Lincoln; party
J. must sen, mane an oner.
r Sale Two farms of ISO acres, one of 640
acres near Liincoin, very tow.
Tj'or Exchanire BuHlnesa lot on O street for
A good farm in eastern Neb,
TTtor Exchange Six room house and corner
X' lot in Lincoln; could tune equity in laoa
or live stock.
Elor Exchange-Neat cottage home In Lincoln;
JL' could take tana as part payment.
or Exchange Stock In an enterprise of
J? much promise, for good piece of farm
land. i
Wanted Everybody to aend description and
price of any property they wish to sell
or exchange.
Gillilan Investment Co.,
LINCOLN, NEB
Notice of Tax Safe.
To whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that on the following
daua K. H 0g'Kd bougbt at public tax sale tlw
real eiitaie aeiicrioen oeiow, aw eituaiea in
Laucaiiter county. Nebraeka. for the delln
quent taxes for the year 1WH, and taxed in the
name of the pontons following each de
scription as Net forth below, and tbat
the lime of redemption of Maine will ex
plre on the dates as herein below mated.
The following deHcrllHwl laud were pur-
cbated November HHh, IHVii. and the time of
redemption will expire November 10th, IHW:
Lot l,nw U 1 14, 1 10. K 8, J H McMurtry.
iw U i 8. t II, r, Flora H Kiinyan.
8 s 1, 1 1 1. r 8. flora it Kiinyan.
H M ne'4 14, 1 11. r 6, itowa M i randull.
Hs ii nw , s 14, t II. r 8, W L Orandali.
Th fotlowlnif deKcrlbrd lands were tiur
chuwd November IVth, and the time of
redeniDtlon win expire November istn, 1WH
K e4 s S, 1 8, r H, Timothy Auntln,
fl H m M s 4, 1 1 i, r 8, W U Houu.
Ne u nw U s 0. 1 11. r H. 1) M Walter.
The following described lots In the city of
Lincoln were purcbaeed November 14th, ixug,
and the time of redemption will expire No-
voiiiiwr M, vms:
Lot 14, aubdlvlston north half block 84, J O
Miller
i.ot 17, subdivision north half block 84, J O
Miller.
Lot 3. block 89. 8 B MnCandleiis.
Tke following deitcrlbed lots In the city of
Lincoln were uurcnaHea Novemoer to. mu.
ai dibetlme of redemption will expire No
vember IB. IHW:
Kaat st feet lots 14 and is, block so, Mary A
Grant
Went 100 feet lots 14 and 1ft. block 80. Thomas
carr, .
ixt 0. bik iw, Fannie a Haggard.
1 be following deNcrtbed low in Cook's addi
tion to the city of Lincoln were vurcbaMed
November 17tb, IHU2, and the time of redemp
tlon will expire November 17, 1MW1:
i,oi a, diock i, Mary a ryncnon.
Lot n, block 1, J. L. Lemlug.
Lot it, block 8, A M Miller.
Lot tl. blk I, Joeophlae Cook.
The following deocrlbed lots in Dawson's add
to the city of LI oolu were purchaned Novem
ber 18, IHVii. and the time of redemption will ex
pire November IH, MH:
LiOi x. uiock zn, j nan nwnveru
l,ot 4, block 84, W H Noll.
Lot 6. block 88, Mary T McNslr.
The followir g deecrlbd lots In Klnney'i O
st addition to the city of Lincoln were pur
chacedJViveml)r 21, Wi, and the time Of re
delusion will expire November ill, 1W4:
Kkwt nan lot ii, mock 7, j it MCAiurty.
Lot It. block 7, J H McMurtry.
Lot 2, block 8. Lydla A Addle,
ol 7, block to, abljab Hubbard.
Lot 8, block 10, Abljah Hubbard.
Lot 6, block 14, J 11 McMurtry
The following descrlid lota In Second Rant
Park addition to the city of Lincoln were liur-
cbsed November 82, lHWU, and the time of re
demption will expire November 'it 1HU4:
esoutn w ieet lot o. diock b, w a tioiuorooK,
l)t 6, blix l 8. Mattle M Seeley.
South 40 feet lot 8. block 8, W J Turner.
Lot 4, block 10. R I. Morgan.
I ot 1 1, block 10, John Hunna.
The following deecrlbed lot In South Lincoln
addition to the city of Lincoln were purchstHed
November 22, 18U2, and the time of redemption
will expire November 22, IH04:
I. (it i, uiock o r.muy uutier.
l et 10, bl(M;k 18 Ueorge H Hutler.
Lot 6 b ock 14. J c Johnnon.
I.otrt, h'ock 14. J CJohnnou.
Lot 7 block 14, J It Wlllilie,
I Ail 8, block 14 J R Wllhlte,
Lot 0, block 14, J it Wilhlte.
R. R OsoocD.
Residents of territory reached by the
liurllngton route lines, will do woll to
note the following:
On July 5th, 0th and 7th. round trip
tickets to Asbury Park, N. J., will be
on sale at one fare rate plus two dol ars.
On July nib, tHh and 10th, round trip
tickets to Cleveland, O.. will be on sale
at one way rale.
O i July 16th, and 17tb, round trip
tickets to Toronto, Canada, will be on
sale at the one way rate.
Those fcuntitantial reductions from
regular tariff are made on account of
the National Educational Association's
convention, and the annual meetings of
the Christian hnricavor Societies, and
the llaptlst Young People's Union, r
BR'CUvly, for all of which th Hurling
ton route has boon made the official line
Spvelal trains arranged with a vie w to
the comfort and convenience of dolojra
U and their friends, will be run. No
one who is planning an eastern trip this
summer can atTorJ to lot these opportu
nities slip by.
Ticket and full information upon ap
plication to local II. iV M K. K agnt,
or f J Francis, G. 1. & T. A , Omaha,
Nebraska.
"You llon't Have to tiwear Off "
The tiMo of tbatw In any form if you
use NO TO-llAC, the wondorful, harm-
U. miarnnUHHi loiww natut cure; it
coU luv a trlrtu, and tha man who
wants u quit and can't, will find in NO
TOHACa ixtrmaiiuut cum Oct onu
of our litiltt Wks t'UiHU'd "lkm'tlV
bat'co 8nlt or smokti Your I.lf Away,"
or but M)-TU-l!AU from II. T. Clark
Urug ciupauy, l.lutHiIn. Nob, our
ifut. A ttpy of tt;u bttult will W
mailt d fr by aldrlojr "! stkH
Lino UrMEDV .' wlmiHfaourrs
of NO-TO-IIAC No, S lUadoiph St.
ChU-ao, 111,
Tourists fioro If tnnesuta Puints
Ctmituenclnir (Xjhdwf ftlh, a Tourist
car Uva MSniicH. wvry Th'trmlay
UMirning and runs to I'uvtuo atd vis
Mhurt a Cdumbu JutK tlun, ar
rhtug at IMT v, in. an t ther okidmicU
with our C It I. . l'. trala Nv 19
whlvh will bold at thai i4at lur ar
rival of the II U, H. A N. Krm tarty
lttf that t!r, and U Kanwwdty rr
at l'uW( x'oaJ nutrairi
lUgiaalnrf IVUiU r Unit, TourUi t ar
will Allwrt lra ry 1uwU
Moral's: ftd rua via MtaailU Js sit
Louis Ky thrnnirfh AbgusUiU-eMclows
airlvlst t atat, sad titer lay mv
tti4Nuii on "His; nr Irl
day vwalntf, and ma via Omaha, Ida
out an4 H.iltlle ti ruWa
Call "a 0a Natwrutaa A t'u for
vantages, Hrajruos, hlhders aad ail
farm ImplsMitttM. We'll um ys4 rlfst
Gillilao Inves
root (Company
Bow to Broil Teal or Fork.
" Veal and pork must be broiled slowly
and for a long time. There should not
be a trace of pink in the fibers when the
meat is done. The chops should not be
cut more than half an Inch thick, Tbey
will be well done with 12 minutes' cook
ing. . '
Bow to Prevent the Boating of Screws.
Before using dip them in melted tal
low or raw linseed oiL This will also'
prepare then to be drawn easily.
WORLD'S
FAIR
AWARDS
-a tu.si.m. XiiiZ IWU MtDALS
and one Diploma for Heauly.
Ktrenarin nnn i n-apne.i)ver
ou.inu oi mens veliicii-B have
neeti tola direct to tin poiilt.
Hi-nd at one for our 'iinpleli
ctalOKUiI)of every kind of
wnuiw i.i.otr
r ww, of watimoaialH. tliey r frc.
ALLIANCE CARRIAGE CO., CINCINNATI, O.
METAL
liu r- r-1 r
for your tI
WAGONS.
Any rite jnn want, S)
toWln. hli(b. Tine 1
to H in.wlila hub to
Ht anx ail. Have
Vout man! timat to
attaaoo to bava at
of low wluwla to tit
roor wagon for baullnc
(rain, fodrtur. maniira,
bona, tie. No rrm Inn of
tlraa. Oatl'e froe. AddraH
KMPIliK MFC). CO
ilutiuy, III,
BINDEK
TWINE..
-DI8KCT FBOM
Manufacturer : to : Consumer.
Lowest Prloes Ever Made.
'A Full Line of Grades.
Write for Quotations.
AUGUST POOT.
MOULTON, IOWA.
IHIIMi.JSIIMSt
1 1 iii. -fida. fll" cIM tt
(6
Manufacturing Co.,
ST. LOUIS, - MISSOURI
THRESHERS
Unrivalled for fat ThreHhinir. nenftratlnir and
cleaning.
TRACTION ENCINES
Rxcel In all point that no to make un a Per-
fuel PuliltiK tind Workina EtiKlne. Send fur
catalogue. Mention tlilH paper.
ft NO BOILER.
NO STEAM.
GASOLINE TRACTION ENGINE
OPERATED FOR ONE-HALF THE
EXPENSE OF STEAM TRACTION.
Need no water hauler, no coal, wood or
traw. M "Uam, amuse, aparm or asiu-a. .mi
iHIMIItv of fire or cxiiloalon. Ncetla no Kn-
Kitii-er or Fireman. Htarloil In 8 mlmiu. Junl
toe ibiug fur Ine farm, ritu lorcataiotpiu.
THE VAN DUZEN
OAS AND GASOLINE ENGINE CO.,
CINCINNATI. O.
THE MINNEAPOLIS
Traction Engine
IU t en
rr, Auto
Altai'loMt
ate 111 lillt
l1tlvIH4
Wills lor cauW'xv.
Tke Iili.HttUiiflu.lu Co.
MINNi POUO, MINN.
W. Li. PAUL.
Msnistf.
wM
w w,
1
LAND
DOUGLAS
Ok'
I iuel tirs rtcAVivst t"i
i ih ikirtti-uUr. With
iuIM Httkfr an4 lUnk'tr
1 1, ii.u. CMlt Itrt vt
f M4vhintkry. Owl .jUu
lit Kvrtvt HUl !
at tits Wi iia s I sir, ivm,
it, i O Hi. LINCOLN, SHI.
COMMISSION
Conalgnmenta
Solicited.
Bell market
price secured
prompt returns.
Literal tdvMMt
m4 wImb tolrtS.
Established
1800
I
212
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOL!
WE sre revolutionizing the wool trade by our prompt tales and quick return. If you have
ever shipped wool Eaat you know that it taken them from six to twelve months to close
out a lot of wool. We can make you full account saiei within ten days after your wool Is re
ceived. Sacks furnished on application. Liberal advances made when desired.
PELTS! PELTS ! PELTS!
SAVE a middleman's profits by shipping us your pelts. We are not dealers, but have a large
tannery and tan our pelts. Does it not stand to reason that an exclusive wool commission,
house can do better for you than a general commission bouse who eil hay, grain, etc 1 Cer
tainly It does,. We give our full time and attention to wool ttrin writing to us' mention
tblsjiaper.
Keieieucm, any tank to the United States, also Weftlth MaWr Pub. Co.
The Great Northern Wool and Fur Co,,
104 and 106 Michigan 8.. - - - - CHICACO. ILL.
00 1
Metropolitan National Bank,
Chicago, and this Paper.
Make Yolir OWi)
At 1(0171 c.
Send One Dollar to C. E. Klttintrer, Powell, South Dakota, for 10 rennets
and Instruction In makinsr and curing
every farmer now has. Your money refunded if you fail. Three pounds 'of
cheese can b made In place of oae pound of butter, and cin all be sold to your
neighbors. HUNDREDS HAVE TK1ED MY PROCESS WITH NOT ON B
FAILURE.
Moms
Mid
Net
ting,
'
tryst'd by A.0. HULBERT,. St
m aia i aasnMPii . am v 11 a t
K I ST iMa 1 IT l lT ssi a
VSTEBER
GASOLINE ENGINES
The best because the most simple,
few minutes' attention s day
will keep it runnlnic. Most
economical; guaranteed cost ol
running Is one cent per horse
power per hour. Address,
No. 404 Southwest Boulevard
Webtr Sag & Gasoline Engine Co.. Kansas
FOR SALE I MWILV7rVMB
amenaaa srea snetiana ronies. xnis stoes is or our owa ii
Mens and ralslof , olean, bsaltby and all right We will a
soal r all. as lbs entire aiook inual be dlinosed of. For
asMrtptioa adarsss,
MrnsTST
L. bams
0? PercbeioB, Enlisn
i
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MT korses won more sonors thai aay importers Amenoa ai tae loiiewiae raani iww
iateFalr, Des Molnea; Kebraika Stale Fair. Lincoln; and the Kansas Oil Pair, sites
MSB. My Black Percherom stallion, Jeaunot, and my Beiglsn stalllm, hampaoa, never lalissl
to take first premium and sweepstakes orer all. For strrcilr flrav-claas Imported berses, tW
prtoes, low interest aud long time visit the Crest Oltl rarm, Creetoa. Iowa TUtpbn farss
one mile dlataat. New importation just received.
F. M. WOODS,
Fine Stock Auctioneer.
1 203 O St., Ulpcolrt, jimh
Large English Berkshircs
T .ii- ij" N, and Major Drrby
lniHM'l,,n of herd Invited. Correspondence
p.uibptiy atuwerrd.
A, S. Williams A, Sons,
Htk ti, Lincoln, Neb.
FUVNAS COUNTY HIND
CJ
BIG BERK HOGS
ANU
Holsteln Cattle.
Ihtrty BveiKiwrl for sprlns f4rtiw( fow
itiaua ul June irniw aim a law lau 'S a
rh Itt suit tke MtUM.
II, 8 WILLIAMSON,
Hsavel City, Nab
Elkhorn Valley Herd
mTpoiano china fcwim.
I kv 'l toeJle an ali.a u. lu-tlttj t
Tfn.a, tiara u. 11,. t a laualHr, Tka
twat wl ! !' I tla4 alr. iy a 1,1 1 a
t'h ! I auaiMa t 1 ,
Mr aie tuHi)y 1 1 Tfvle !
M IU Satiate
L n. lUTTR, Hfhti,
r"V Have Wi pigs of spring
j fsirrow for naie. sired by
f ImiKirutd Warwick rit
:iiKJ a Ktnir UtI.v mis
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i
SACKS FREE
to Shippers.
We have every fa
cility neeery for
aeeuring beet r
ealte to ahippere.
Oar referencre are
any responsible)
Damatu nouie or
bank la Chicago.
Silberman Brothers
- 214 Michigan St., Chicago, Illinois
I0ES WOOL GMlfiG PAY?
II That depends upon how you sell your Wool. Jf you
Jaff shin it direct to market and to the right house, " It
(oesPay. Itlsnoexpcrlmunt. Our shippers testify to it
unanimously. We will not only obtain the highest market
price for your Wool, if you ship us, but we will send you quick
returns. We are revolutionizing the Wool trade by ourV
Prompt Sales and Quick Returns, we have done what
the Wool trade said was impossible. Instead of taking six to
twelve months to make returns for Wool, as most houses do,
we make returns in tliut many days, and our shippers back us
tip In this statement. Write for I'riccs on Wool and see tlio
testimonials of our shippers. We are not an excluslvo Wool
house, but handle Hay, Grain and Produce of all kinds.
SUMMERS, MORRISON & CO.,
Commission Merchants, 174 So. Water Street, Chicago.
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Faekiry CatalOKu with 200 engraved designs and
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wire work or oil, ceueterrand farm fences, eto.
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