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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
N O T C e

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Npersons, locato's of the Mining Claim
known as the Silver Leaf Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim, situated and being
in Lyon county, State of Nevada, To Emelis
Rich, wife of A. J Rich, W. r. King, Isadtre
Rich, S. Gallsnd, and P. Geyer. locators oil
said claim, that P. Geyer, as one of the loca-
tors of said claim to protect his interest in
said claim, caused work to be done on said
claim to the amount of $l25, and paid for the
same the amount pro ratio assessed to the
affore mentioned parties in s25 each. This ia
notice for said Emelia Rich, v. r. King,
Isadore Rich and s. Gslland to pay to P. Gey-
er the amount expended by him on said claim
on or before ninety days from date hereof, or
in failure to pay said amount the interest of
said parties shall revert to said P. Geyer at
the expiration of said ninety days, SO provided
by an act Of Congress approved May 10. 1872.
Jan. IA, 1882. p. GEYER.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
Monday, May 9th, 1882
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Special
~ Election will be held at the Engine
hous at silver City on Tuesday, the llth day
Of April, 1882, for the purpose Of submitting
tothe qualified election of School District
NO /, Lyon county, Nevada, the question Of
levied upon the taxable property of said Dis
ulct for the purpose 0t furnishing additional
facilities for said District. and to keep the
school therein open for longer period than
tne ordinary funds will allow. At such elec.
Non the ballots shall contain the words TAX
les or Tax No"
Polls will be open at O'Clock a. m. and
eiose at O'Clock p. m. j. LARSON,
II. J. II. SCHEEL,
II. TUTTLE,
school Trustees Of Sceool District Nc. l.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13

And in accordance with law. aud an order
OF the Board of Directors, made on the ninth
day Of September. 1879 80 many shares OF
each parcel of stock az may be necessary will
he sold at public auction at the ofhc' OF the
Company. Rooms and 4, second floor. 800
California street. San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY, the twentieth (lothl day of
FEBRUARY, 1882, at the hour of two (2l
o'clock p, IN. of said day, to pay said delln-
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
of Advertising and expenses of the sale.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Ofiice-Room 4, No. 309 California street
San Francisco, California,
The suit enjoining the above-named stock
from sale having been dismissed, the Board
OF Directors have changed the day of sale
from November 8. 1879 to February 20. 1882
same hour and place.
JIM BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Feb. IL.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-05-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
COmSTOCK GOLD AND

SOUTH COMSTOCK GOLD AND
SSILVER MINING COMPANY Location
Of principal place of business, San Francis
co, California.
Location of works, DEVILS Gate Mining
Di trict. Storey and Ly IN counties, Nevada
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment (No. 6l levied OH the 9th day of Sep
tember, 1879 the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the resp sctive shareholders, as
follows.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
/. IT..
improved Iron luvIuorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
hlnWiun known TO the profession, in
which iron is combined; and so complete
Is tl' >urrc,s ot thus preparation, that il il
lc-l ind to become, without Il doubt, tn.
most pupul L OF all the iron tones now
in u.s.. And We hesitate not to tell YOU
that This medicine is no secret nOstrum or
rhrHply cotton up comp Und, but truly n
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ng those Alternative powers so necessary
To r. cuprrttr aud inNiLorate the human
-y,trm when broken down by that fearful
di>clsr commonly called, and better
In WI ~ dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which ninr-itnlhs OF all our ills first orig
lnHlr, because when the digestion is inn
paired irum want of the natural salt that
il 50 important in the digestive economy
al man, then il is that This. VIPER in hlS
many types, USUALLY called diseases. such NJ
hsSltudc ana sour stomach. wakeiulncss
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality. with
general prOstraiun ut the whole system
liver complaint, follow ell 10y night swcats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD, LIVER, KID.
NKI and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known as rheumatism. neu.
ralgla, baCknche and nervous and sick
headache. And all COnsuhptivcs, and
weak females, who are in search OF n
good tonic to build up their constitution,
cannot find, we honestly believe, better
or a more certain remedy on earth. One
bottle is sufficient to prove to YOU Its
wonderful medicinal properties, II taken
regularly according to directions. ASH
your druggist Tor IMPROVED Iron lNvIG-
ORATOR, AMI be sure 10 take no oil or.
Price 81 per bottle Prepared only by
tucker " Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
THE CITY.

x., tt t, H.. t
-. u Ky ""S VI,
'ns,,cH ,'Av' '.in,, ,"' "',. '',I,'
"e.uI, rn, ~, va ,,I, '''' MUMMY nuns
,c, .,...,..,...,.. .,,.i.., ,,nh
Nv wv WI y" W.,
w" H',sg!''' ", " 'p,,s, ,',',
.o,P',Isu,' h"' ,n' wv '"''' "'' wv O''"S
'"h "o'"' Wv
Special attention directed 10 the
afveriI.cnt nG Saus,l Eros. and i f. Mar
shall this morning They each contain
ife"h 'ha'''' 81 "'''t'S'
Am aged white nutu ~, name nm.
known di,d white ri.l iup cotton un the
Mcdonald plscc rrar town and was bur
led Yesterday by mrcpuuy.
a rShli man 'nn' IN rom roar i,nh,
10 mnV, wv, 10 ,l",,ur' , con-. l'' 'nlld
wh'ch d'ru S"no'l; 'n' 'r'N' 'n' refusing
Judge Gcrald.
senator ''h' u.s. H"n' IL san An.
tonic l" H'sl,i w." ''h cock IN lil7 can
va,s Hgaih'i DAYS iNr l'''-fnd do irinr4
oi Hancork hhHardng luS election in that
wool growing region
A wortbv color.d ,,,n uu,r.l Stand,
,.r came ,otto,,l.,. II, I,i,, ~ ',,,,i '''''
MID hack IA thc yon,t, H., ' n,io,' ,',,
coffin furnished to bury lbs mothor som"
two wccksauo. iIc waa ahsrnt and -Irl,
nj the t,,ne of his mother. d,,th
-QhIl' hll' S'i''gEl' occurred Nestor-
nav bctwcri some 'nl'y holders Ut mat
rinohlAi Po,,lcT w 'A' th'"H cry BE-
nevo.nt "h' Endowment NSsoriatlon mn
one OF inc nicer "V'' nIrged crooked
ness N paving on uunhtl'ed claims In
nrrior'h'e !" Tue nature !, thi the horizon
u DARK WIN omi Gus clouds
Many enquiries orc m dc In rcrarI 10
the time wi, 'ho new opera house will
he really. o. next Monday thc root viii
he r,Aiv tor the tipncrs, who will require
week before the carpenters can begin
work. and then the work win hc pushed
rapidly alon", II ii cp'ss might hc haz
zrded. Dec. 10Th tx an olrly day Tor tn,
opening.
.,,,or,l, ,,o ,,.,,i,u a., ,-,..
h.rJ i, ".,,I h Nv Wv ' ,, m'"Ily ~
for "sndIdafrs vet Uansom Mono Is In
the field this morning ms % candidate fnr
sheriff Ransom was raiscl IN mi. county:
lisa Young man of Industry. reliability and
good habits; has had cxprricpcc ms a hgil.
Ia and deputy sheriff pnd shoull he got
the office we bavo no douh, but he wonld
give II faithful anil Intelligent attention.
Tho II ,ll.s II.,oid -, su,,lo,. ,,,,.,
,.y s,y. ,.ITn;,o5 s,at,s unusY Nul1,in-
AUD bis donutirs arc now nT,iIn, ~" .Tm,'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
The Great Southern Remedy. +"

"Bra2os chill Cure" which is war.
ranted Tor the cure of cbills and fever.
Is positive antidOte for malaria. and
mas no rival AS tonic for building III
AN emaciated system from such eli.
matte causes, and to those who ar,
necessarily exposed to miasmatic infiu.
cuccS, and are attended with the fol.
lowing symptoms, such as loss OF anne.
tie. aching of the back and Joints Il
Nrr>hutss, severe headache, iudisrns.
non q" gti about -"" p.rIts, slecpless-
Ar->, chilly sensations, and eveuiuaIIv
not turning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent ar in.
l''hll'vht IeNtr, We would suggest nat
you keep supply on hand al the
,.lht ana take dose three times ally.
n" "'her medicine is necessary, Il IL
very concentrated ana powerful IFS
effects IN removing the pOisonOu, .le.
mrnls from the blood, and no or, An
appreciate TINS warning better tina, he
'"'uI'i' VINO Is more or lees eIb ed
{" thoNr atmospheric pOisons, espel ain
j" tht TAN season, when gathering u
crops IN the midday sun, cool nj rs
ana heavy dews Of morning, then :.
lH"Nr indignant tevers are most mr.,
''Hi, ana 10 them We would recomm., 4
u" lake dose of "Brazos Chill Cure
eve! y morning on rising, II they would
N"'a tlit danger OF much suffering. 10
'"y n"lhlng of the time and expense
'a'eu IN the end. No strychnine 81
arsenic The physicians prescribe and
recommend it. Ask your druggist fo,
!, ~ ana lake no other. Price 81 per bot.
lle' Prepared only BY WV
FUCKER & WILLIS,
Wsco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
II y %.

The first OF these enigmatical letters.
represents definite article: the second,
the goddess who must be consulted in
eostuming our lo ding society bellies,
and the third a public mart where a
variety Of wares ARE Displayed Tor sale.
The three letters ARA ged rs above. rep
recent" The Fashion Bazaar" the leading
millinery emporium in Waco, where the
styles exhibited are the latest, the
material used, the inost aud the handi-
work, as near per ect M human skill and
endssyor can make it.--l02Jtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
MASS NETTING.
WcIIbOrs, Martin and Foster
aIthe Courthouse.

A very fHir audience, enlivcucd y tia,
presence of sever fMr ladies, wus pres
rut at the courthouse last night tu lislut
tu Hon Dim Nellboru, Mr.J A. Martin
democratic candidate Tor state ponatur
AND Mr.. H. l.. Foster democratic cnudI
jtc Tor font r. Mr.. WcllbOrr, the
-peuk"r, wap introduced in felicitous
style by Hon. George Clark, Mr.. Well
born began brilliant sp ecb by thc
4puO Gus sentence; Constitutional lib.
.rty or the republican part! must fail,
tud referring to recent democratic sue
rcWos IN Georgia and ONO, declared
ua subject to be- "thc character ut pollt
lticn indie cndcntHm in Texas and
iu pursuit of the subject % ade one oi
the most cOgeut, eloquent an con.
Ninriug exhibitions 81 the upnstrpsliH
of tire urw phase uf pc tcal nilIiatl.
SIR WeIIboru wus repeatedly ruccrr'l
and left % pleasing nnd permanent IN
prr4aiuu on Hu attentive audience. M
N,lburu ~ IL b illaut an fascinating
speaker aud has "a happy faculty vi lu-
ttr-prr9ipg ptriklug passages, humorous
i,u-trnt ons and splendid bon mois.
The clio ing Of his speech was u tn'tctu
and elegant nddress to the ludics
urCHcnt.
T.. L. FusrEH
Mr.. Foster, candidate for floatcr, d
. utloman Of We y pleasing manner and
appearance, was lntrOduc Il by Col. T..
A. Mckinney md made very sensible
and pointed speech, beginning with m
4uec tote. lie would devote no time, hc
said, to ma iouul olitics. The office to
which he had been nominated had
nothing tn do with national politic-,
except that the legislature would be
called upon to elect Il United States
senator, and in respect to that
he should feel it his pleas.
ure and duty to vote frs
lu-t aud all the time for Senator Rlchd
Coke to return him To position he had
80 magnlfceutly filled. He had been
unable to CANVASS the county, but could
not forcgo the opportunity Of thanking
the peol le Of Waco for the support given
10 his nomination. He had served t
people Ut Limestone III the seventeenth
legislature, and they had been pleased
to ndorse lis course by reelection,
nm this certificate from tine puup., OF
Limestone county he offered to his
friends OF McLeunan IA Il surety that he
would not misrepresent them. lie Mas,
he said, q brass collar democrat and II
party democrat, an yet was ~ free us
auy who claimed to be indie cniuut He
had, he continued, heard little state
policy discussed III this campaign lie
was m favor of IL good and efficient sys-
ten { free schools and, # elected, would
advocate the same in tins legislature. He
was M accord with the platform cuuuci.
ntcd by tine party 10 Galveston aud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31

The Texas Express, company one OF
the most rntc ,prlSing in the country. has
token "a new departure and is bucklng
aga nst the post oiIicc service, Offering 10
carry money between all points OF the
Texas Express company and the Southern
'Nprcss company cheaper than such
money can De sent by money orders. /,
charges only 10 cents tor sums OF $50 and
under, from $40 10 $40 only 10 cents from
10 10 800 - cents and from $40 to S7F
" cents. This beats the post office badly
aud the Texas express company is dcscrv
Ing of great communication Tor it, new
move OF which business men Will avail
themselves
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
WACO EXAMINER
Woo. OCrOBER %. 1882.


Nominee Of the McLennun county
democracy, election first Tues1Hy III
November 1881
For Cnun Judge--G b Gcrn'd.
County A turmuy Eugene Williams.
Sheriff W 7. Harris.
Representative John =. Moore.
Asscssor " I'axcs-S. l.. Norwood.
Cullectrr " TnNca Allen l.. Wust
Treasurer }. u. Wallace.
County Olerk--Johu W Baker
District Clerk H. f. Braslcy,
Suryoyor-J I. Sur t.
Ont le and Hide Inspector -MnrehnlI
Johnson
Floatcr-h. l.. Foster, Of Groesbeck.
SENATOR A. Martin, ut MnrIln.
S-ISiNwtdr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31


Geo. A. Tylcr Esq'r., OF Bolton, il in
/ the oity,
Mr. John C,rson lett this morning for
aNi.it to Cal'c,t,n.
Rev s. T.. wight lervcs his afternoon
for the Clehuruc conference
Jim Stewart Ina, been confined to the
house several days hv Illness.
NJ. John Lchr, OF Dublin spent Sunday
in lac city }nd returned home yes erday
MIR Albert Chalmers, we regret to learn,
Is .criou-ly III with something Ike mencn-
gjtis.
Mrs. s. r. Buchanan OF w xah Chi
ha- arrived tthr Academy OF Art, to tax
Lessons in painil'g.
Mr. and Mr.. Ionn r. Walton have re-
turned from ~an Antonio, where they
spent ncar'yg month";.
Mr. f. : Hughes nnl wife and Mr. W.
Il. Dunnicp h We returned II IN Austin
where they attended the state iar
Rev. j. 5. Lane, Of Gcorg town, spent
sunday in Tins city, leaving yesterday for
Ccburno, 10 attend conference there.
Mr. 5. u. Crittenie1 OF Gatcsvillo. WIS
r. the CITY yesterday He cImc to
mrc',Mr .Crittcnlen. who has en- on a
yeilcto sulphur Springs, Hopkins county.
Rev Tho.. stanford. Of the NJ T.
Church Sou'I and presiding elder of
his district left tor Clcburue yesterday
to attend conference. He has grown Old
In ihc eryine OF Ni- church, ard it i, gen
rally uni. r,tood TINT he will now be
permitted to retire from active Dor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31

] rroWltu WIN I''ii' ''"I''Ng Hlg'l ~ H'"l
| Rev j u. Smw', farewell -rrmpn. dcly-
ot,d nu fhr ncca,ian 1T concluding hi-
| tpur wears r,storaii ln W,rn. Nj -hpd,e
OF ran ,Iro. helict WIRE represented
| ,unuut, thu listeners AMI the m,r.i ,.-prrt-
| inland u.mptthrtlr interest W - manifest
! rI from tur ono, ipt to fine chasing Of the
| JI.,nui.r lir riIowhy IL "A verbatim
rrnn,i .i tl,,.ir,tnnI sermon:
|
.r,n,iI.. b. .,u,,o. ,yh,t.ocye thing arr ,rna.
wh,t., trr things nrr honest, ahnl-po. CT
thing 100. Jt-t NnH'7''',r uluf- ~" pure,
MN ,,'...,' ..i y...' ,,,',,,. n t6,g. ,r sr
vi,ti, ',r..l it r,r,. "a " p,ai,s thIul on
thr-e Dung. H- rhi. ~ -
In cc..-iu- ienI history ST Pau stands
ont as the .,rc.t..i breach ui apouniir
time. m -lupnuin, ul r-Iutli-hny
! ,hr Christian -'.t,Inpir.li.. ou- ,iu,trinc-
| he wus ,,i hnut AN cqu. But Tor hi.
uiIiaity u.,iu IL room TO doubt that
| JhtIsliY utiy rDulI hiy, attained H. prrH
CIT mower 4 rs a Leader ~ sceArlan
| thought N, tyl.s g. man ut s'rOuI crnvic-
tinp- au,l p.I.i tint In hi cli.uN- to brin.
othrr. owl, 10 uI- wny ot tumking. tie
cyIdrn'IY hAH Ga. courage ut his curyiu
,iou.. and mIiAr many other rel gitut
i.nrIurs bee was uutofiinnl hy public
loplrnp lie could Irlyrj tho plut share OF
lhuh-hi tH"ush lh' 'tt'S''u7 PI'lH"'''
ui li- atr. l!D counted not hl. rev NJ '-
ton nor DIS l'io jrar "h'o MN cIl u. "fHeI
ihh Inc might 'OuFlht, uio people hhh
win them to 'bilN. 10 M ,oht"uIpo.
ratio hr doubt 81 .remcd arbitrary ana
ov rhruing lie was At least inpn lent OF
| opposlii u, H' D. SHOWN bN .hls cont DER
sts with bnrahNs nnd ~. I'hl Ihr
| A't~ uii'r".dd- ruhclsrj hia writings JOS
mys'i"H, -ayli% i."Y were 'h1rl u" he
understood. IHti. I'l'l "hs doubtless
correct, lnf ll' Wn7 ho' Always n'rW ~
terminating Ibis 'ir"t, ~ is shown ny me
met that u-Hay numerous 'cnelou' uo-
! nom nations riuW NM hr minority nor
tl"if various nnd e"iiIHunE crrGdt ana
| io@u4'' ne f9"lr" WIN 'gII C'uh-
| lthe, ny ulr ILhltlHIh-' un' hi,hli,Wl-
the Nh'tl"lS, =. iii' Ar4.'ilhhs ana tn' I'M.
yeiaa.Ist' ne was II n2t ne Hulh"f AZ
l'HH' 'h, p.llc'Ihi HtithdtI "' me uoV,
aiucr Of lutlncntlou Oy iai'h ana sll'iiual
regeneration ana 10 hl' ulscusr'o'7 ne ire
qu'hIy rririr "'lh lIiuWpNAht insurance
10 tho ph'hu'u' mr. 'I me own col'oi son,
4
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Headquarters tor ToIIctGooJs

Is at In. ker 4 Willis, there you can
g,ta genuine imported brush and comb
of many aud various kiud~. All the
popular hnudker hief extracts, and the
ntcsi toilet powders, and one hundred
stylos IN ladies porte monuales. And our
holiday goods are now inst beginning
10 come M, which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brought
tu this market We invite You ladies'
to glVeus a call.-lUl3tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
Simple Rem ediea
CasCara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid ctthartics, This elegant prepare.
lhc best and most carefully selected mate.
rial IT is with the greatest pleasure that
we recommend this very superior and
harmless remedy as being the safest and
snrrst laxative and catlaTtic tor weak ie-
nIHie- and children, now in use, and tor
hihilual constipation aud indigestion, you
cannot fluid .anythi' e more speedy or Ger
tain. Itis combined with arumatcs in
such a manner that the bitterness of the
ca'cara sagrada is completely disguised.
Ask your druggist Tor it, and be sure to
take ~ other Price ~ cents per bottle.
Pr pared by Tucker Il willis, Waco
Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31

The n'west styles IN gents collars.
ties, scarf, gloves, cardigan Jackets
eau now be seen at Levine Bros. U-.l2tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31

We are authorized go auuoruro u. II kingr
Recorder tir
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-31
CLOSING ms rAsToxArE.
Rev J. -. sbnu'- sermon sun
day NIRht.-t Memorable
EBiScOurES.

The Fifth Street Methodist church WIS
crowd wlthpcoplc sunday night to hear
Rev j ID. shw', mrcvc'. -.rmon. dcliy-
ct.d ON the occasion 1t concluding his
four years rgstora.u Ia W'r". Nj -lpd,s
oi roli siuu4 belief we're represented
ainuug M" listeners AM the un-' rr-prct-
fuland uupuhrtln interest w.4 manifest
rd irum tue opc Ing to the closing VI the
discourse. 3 llr rllowlV Is n verbatim
report ~ tine tcs nnh sermon;
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We ARE authorized tu announce Luke Moor
~ candidate TOR CHS MarshHi Ut huc", oloc-
rlon December ! T. lass uriltlu
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conIlnuel on second Page
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y JOKES TAYLOR X Bro.
N"s. I, >, Prathor Block.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-18
A SILLY CLAIM.

We have received copy OF the
Washington Sunday Chronicle, in
which the outlet system OF Captain
Cowden is very much pulled ny, and
Eads' Jetties very much disparaged.
All we know about the matter is that
Eads has given deep water passage
to the Gulf, and secured the conf
deuce of the business public OF New
Orleans for his project. What Cow
den might do is mere conjecture. and
we do not take any stock in it. Fol-
the Chronicle to attempt to lay the
present distress by overflow at the
door of Eads and his Jetties is sim
ply ridiculous. Before the Jettie'
were ever thought of the coDtry thai
is now submerged has been inanda
ted time ADD again, to greater ex
tent than it is even now.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-03-18

An Erroneous Report.

It is commonly reported in the
surrounding country that while Cole
& Stoves circus was at Colfax they
got into q general row with the citi-
zens of this place. There is not a
word OF truth in the report. After
the boats landed here the gamblers
Aocked on shore and spread out their
swindling games. As soon as they
got under full Roadway, our officers,
accompanied by several citizens.
swooped down on them and made
them plank up five dollars for each
and every game. They growled con-
siderably, but came down with the
necessary spondulix. rather than have
their outfits coDfscated. This was
all that occurred during the day to
cause ripple Of excitement About
midnight, or little later. after quiet
people were in bed and sound asleep
drunken Dutchman by the name Of
Reubenstein, said to be travelling
agent for Rosenthal. OF Shreveport
got his head punched by gambler
known as Canada Jack, connected
with the circus. Reubenstein lost
some fifty dollars during the day b,
betting at the bunko games, and al
night got into foul game Of poker
with Canada Jack IN which ne lost I
hundred dollars or more. About
o'clock in the morning, as the boat
were getting ready to back out, to-
game broke up in row, Canada Jacl
pitched on the Dutchman and gav'
him q beating. and perhaps robbe'
him of what money be had left. AM
then walked on the boat and disap
peared. As Reubenstein has report
ed in Shreveport that he was robbe'
| in this town, without giving the pan
ticulars, we hope the Shreveport pa
pers will note this statement
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mo. 49,

and deep-ia hostile to changes the
apparent tendency Of which 10 to de.
prive the American working man OF
what is looked upon as his independ-
ence and his superiority to the labor
ing classes in the Old World. The
American masses half consciously re-
pudiate the doctrine that men should
be allowed to buy in the cheapest
market aud to sell in the dearest. or.
at least, they do not wish to have
that doctrine applied to the labor
market. They desire, even at some
considerable cost, to make the coun-
try one in which the workingmsn has
. larger share of the good things OF
life than be can expect III commu.
nifty where the wages OF labor are
regulated by absolutely unfettered
competition"
Here is the true philosophy OF the
sentiment of American protection IN
a nutshell. American workmen are
resolved not to degrade their free
dom aud imperil their Independence
by q direct competition with the en-
forced or but half paid labor OF COM
munis,es in which the masters pocket
all the profits. Az to any excess OF
tariff revenue, that can readily pe
disposed offer ytars to- come by
much needed internal improvements.