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A mextcan's view Of the Present
Dimoully,

CaIoAao, I'LL, August Sc. A..
Gutievrey, Mexican gentleman
travelling in this country, was inter-
viewed last evening concerning the
Mexican justification for the arrest
and exeCu ion Of Francisco Araseurs,
an American citizen, and the i'm
prisonment Of A. X. Cutting, another
American citizen, Tor contempt Of o
Mexican writ, Mr.. Gutievrey said /:
1.-THE government Of Senior Dias and
the Mexican Congress has suspended
for about two months v hat are known
az the constitutional guarantees
given 70 every Mexican by the consti-
tuition. THIS suspension arose out OF
the wreohing Of a freight train on the
Mexican Central railroad, where all
the treig hit Was carried or driven
away. Along the railroads spikes had
also been removed 10 az to throw
trains of the track, and robber;es
were constantly committed in the
country. The effect Of this suspen-
sion is 10 permit anyone who sees
such Gn offender or robber to XII HIN.
II is sors of natal law. The ar
rest and execution of Francisco
ATaseurs was uudsr tho new suRpen.
sion OF guarantees, The suspension
act is expected to accompl sh its OBJ
jet and will net continue longer than
n war -
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Viruinia Military institute,
OrL EGE OF 81
PHYRICI Ms AND URGEONS,

BAbNIM IKE, WIZ
This Sohooi offers IN MUdical students IN
qurpassed clinic an ether aIYantaEes'
SEND for a cAta ogue 70 DR THOMAS OPlB'
Dean, l79 n. Howard street.
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ChnN. HouEhtop, Eco, lawyer, 9sstAt,

ChRE. Hought0D, Eco lawyer, estate
stroot, Boston, reports case of EcIeu un-
| d 7 his obs,ryation for ton We RS, which COW
er tho PATIENTS body aud limbs, and to
which all known methods Of trg atmont had
been ap lied without benefit, which was com
| plerely cured solely by the CuTiCURA kRhR-
DIEs, leaving = clean and healthy skin,
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WOMAN,S Best FRIEND

Beosuso Il controls a GLASS Of functions the
various arrangements Of which cause more
I'll heath than all other causes combined,
and thus rescues her from long train OF
Affections which sorely embitter her life and
prematurely end her existence. Oh, what
multitude Of living witnesses can testify 10
It's chArmins effects WOMAN, take 10 yeur
confidence this
PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH
II will relieve you OF nearly all the COM
plants peculiar TO your sex. Rely upon II
as your safeguard for health, happiness and
long life.
Sold BY all druggista. Send for orr treat
ise on the Health and Happiness OF Woman,
THE BRADFIRlp RET jLAToR CO.,
'l Boz 2S, Atlanta, Ga
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FAN Term Opens Monday, Sept. 20,

marlborough English and Classical Course,
Modern Languages By Foreign Teachers.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing taught.
Schools OF Art, Music and Elocution noted
for exceptional advantages.
Special students received in every depart
ment.
A new and elegant building will be er cted
during the summer and fall, wherein will be
furnished a spacious study hall, large pri-
mary school-rooms, class rooms, laboratory,
library, gymnasium and art gallery, which,
with the elegant mansion used for boarding
pupils and the wooded pleasure grounds,
will form one of the most complete school
foundations in the South
Catalogues ready August 4th.
For information address
MISS JENNY M. HIGBEE, Principal,
MeRphis, Tenn.
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II Or. ]. BRApFIELD'S II
| EMALE REGULATOR

This famous remedy most happily meets
the demand Of tho age for woman'f PECULIAR
and mWitiform Affections, Il !sjh remedy
for WOMAN ONLY, and for ono SPECIAL
CLASS of her die eases. lt Is specific for
certain diseased conditions 81 the WON 8
aud proposes to SO control tho Menstrual
Function as TO regulate all tho dersnEe-
ments and irregularities OF Woman's
MORTHLY SICKNESS.
It's PROJECTORS claim for IL no other medical
property; and TO doubt tho fact that this
medicine does positively possess such con-
coHtrrllip and roRu ating powers is simply
TO discredit the voluntary testi nony ofthou.
sands OF living witnesses who are to-day
exultng in the restoration to sound health
and happiness.
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It 10 the studied prefcyiption Of a learned
physician, whose sperialtv was WOMAN,
and whose fame bseano eny.ablo and bound
treatment and cure Of female complaints.
THE REGULATOR ie tho GRANDEST
REMEDY known, and richly deserves its
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HUNTSVILLE
PANTOPS ACADEMY.

NEAR CHiRL0TFEsVILLE, VA.
For Boys and Young Mon. Seud FOR catalogue
JOHN X. SAMPSON, A. ~. Principal.
REV, EDGAR WOODS, Phi. D., Associate,
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FEMALE REGULATOR
SUFFERING wOMANi

Is strictly vegetable compound, and is the
product Of medical science and practical ex-
porience directed toward the benefit Of
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Clara Conway Institute,
WILL REOPEN
Monday, October a, 1885.
EnrOIlment Last Term, 322.

A SCHOOL for the development of vigor-
u GUS, thoughu' noble wOmanhoOd.
This result is reached by breadth and
thOroughness Of instruction and the awaken
ing of patient, earnest endeavor. A new
and commodious boarding department h
just been completed.
The department of dress making and mill
linery is added tor the trst time.
in the absence OF the Prir opal, who is in
furnil he'd on application to Mrs, e. P. Nor
ton, 223 Adams street, or they will be found
at any of the city book stores.
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KTEWENCLAND CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC Boston, Mass,
WopkinsyiIIe Egigl schoOI.
BELLEVUE RlGH SCHOOL,

The 2IsL AnDwHI hcaStoH "Opens Sep
Jtmber no, 1855
For catalogue or specill IN formation, APP
ply TO Bellevue -. a., Va.
w. r.. ABROF. PRINCIPAL,
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Higbee School
FOR TIE HIGHER
Education of Young Ladies.
AN INSTITUTION OF HIGH Reptile
AND KNOWN EXCELLENCE.

Incorporated with Collegiate Priv.
ileges.
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nR. WARg,'N SEMINARY,

AZ Nashville. Tenn Real Southern
Home for Girls. $50 Girl this year. A nom
sectarian school Patronised by men of lib
eral minds in all churches Unsurpassed in
Music, Art and LANGUAGE; For Catalogue
ddress DIR W. u WAND.
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Bob inEorIoli Preparing 70 Die.

A friend Of the editor OF the Washing
ton Post just arrived from New York,
tells him that Colonel Iugersoll has
taken his Br-t step iut1 tue valley Of the
shadow 81 death. The throt trouble
With which he IL ar otei, and which
resembles that which killed General
Grhnl. IL regarded Ivy his doctors ~ in
,urablr, aud they have told him 40 TIL"
operation which was performed IN
Philadelphia last Sunh' ~ was not sue
c~rssiul. aud II IL thought lie will live
only - long az he can hght the disease.
tIis strong physique in his favor. lie
IL very cheerful aud RS genial M ever.
nut his wifs says that this IL for the
.akc II his family. aui III Vt At heart hc
realizes the fattilty OF tho disease. II e
has gwen up lsc,snns. sbd will pro.
eably make II, IN ,rs p ,oliI Sp"eohS"
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STATE cPFICERs' Salaries.

The annual salaries null compcnsn-
tiunS Of Stntc officers in Nevada after
the 1t Of mkt January will he "a fol-
lows: Governor. SIO)O; Lieutenant
Governor, Sl,SJi. : rcrr AIRY, OF Stuir.
-. 100; Controller ~. 300: Treasurer.
$1,000; A't"rn. Y General. 1000; SIN.
Y yor.Geuer.i SI.O o.. AMI ~ eX "fG IL"
Register al the Lnnl Ohsr, SI.IJl:
Suprrint. udrut Of Public Instrnvtiuu
~. 500. nTl 500 ~ CURATOR o! the
STATE Museum anI Secretary Of the
Board Of Dir ciors Of the Ophan~'
llom Clerk II the Supreme Count. 81
500 for travelling expenses.
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BRChe or 8 &

"Beholl how Cord >n | how plcasa NJ
Il il for trrthcn to dwell together H.
unity" On IN al ~ night. the night
"f the great political contest, u grtul
b"chc'"r-' supper was given ut Wells.
1t which WIN Puter|on acted ~ Major
Dom. and John Armirnge performed
the arduou+ duties OF ch.,f de cms;p,
I'll" hanqnrt WAS held nt;NIrS Dnliey's
r"-tanrtut where covers Tor thirtr n, (aIr
nhlncky uumb o dinariIyy were lail.
and the favor u few who wrrr permitted
I" p,rticip Ne in this g,ltf0no ME C N
trov' ray declare ;hu tn. array IT s,liI
comforts. 10 thsome drl3cncirs and
tempting viHni'. We're never rqutird. in
This part II the State. I, is unnecessary
o say that all enjoyed it.
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Tragic End to an Eiopemsni.

A dispatch fiom Statewide, n. c.,
says, Henry L,k,y OF Cross Roads
Church. Nnkin County, ciopcd with the
eighteen ycar.old daughter OF James
Cooley. The g~irl'z father pursurd the
hyiug pair. having II faster horse over.
took the runnwnys about n mile from
the minister's whom they had expected
To marry them. Coley called upon
Lhkry to give up the girl, whereuPou
the young man drew AZ v Oliver and
shot the old man dead. The murderer
Ici leaving the young woman standing
by the body Of her father.
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THINGS WORTH RoHMo.G

s. VI. Henley. next door to the POST
ofIce, keeps "a full supply of fresh
Peas, Wax Beans Cucuiubers, Oranges,
Lemons. tpricots Rui Peaches ut rehs-
onShte prices. Take a look ut his daily
display.
For all kinds Of collar and saddle
ores, use HurseDen's Universal Oinl-
For the worst kind of old Sores on
mRu "r beast, uS,. strong Carbolic soap
aud Horsemen's Universal Ointment.
Buy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath Ur toilet.
Pure New York cider yinegnr so
cents n gallon. ut W. T. Smiths
DR.. Freeman treats clubLfeet,. curved
pine. hip AMI knee diseases. alsoeye
ear, deafness, catarrh of head throst
etc. nl1n ParyI"sis. Will be at Depot
Hotel M"nd,y. Nov, 8: $500
DR.. Ere IN. the W II known. ape
ci"list from San Francisco will tisit
Eiko I'rofr ~'-ionH'ly. Monday Nov. 9th.
Consul ATOMS free ut the Depot lolel
.>sa
For cuts, bruises. cuts from bafbed
HiTr etc usn HurSeluen'a EniteranI
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From Arizona.
PRESCorr. A. r. o (. 30 1896.

pRESCorr, A. T. o (. 30 1896.
Mr.. ED:ToW.-Hnving rcfriyrd let
I : ho'n y"ur town sfntinS that n re-.
ri had been rircu'a'"d there to The
fleet thnt l.. 4. VILLA l.. u re .ilsut -
rhiI comfy. hal been n'rrStcl al con.
Victed Of st"nling cattle. Il seems fool
'sh for me 10 say nm! thing in contTalic.
ti"n Of what must have been mA'iciously
started, Tor l.. A willard j. one NJ our
'nnst respected citizens and co:umruds
the eIte III Of the whole Verde Wiley
where he resides. m IL lmillinV him q
home there acc nj to none IN the Tnl.
ley. desire lhut won publish this in
behalf of = worthy citizrn.
W J. MuLvEYoS.
Sheriff OF Y,SNpi County.
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Thanksgiving.

President Clrrelani hst is'ued his
prooln mntion de igunti,g Thursday.
Nov 25. 1856, % a day of National
Thanksgiving. onh calling upon all cit.
iEenS Of this Republic TO forrgo their
drily a'tCetiCns nd mt lie ut tbri
usual plncr1 Of Worship Tor III. purpose
Of giving 'hrnks 10 the Rulrr of the
Universe for cur continued cuj ,ymont
II ire" Government and other blessings
Turing the ptst year.
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tFrop ra..d.y'. D.hy.I
AALMA0UNDI.


w. F. McMi!len of reeom-. aud Lou
Parker o: Tuauo were in town to day.
&. IL. Wis-man IN I W. J. HAuks
carne down from r~uscarorl to day and
20 up to Wells thiteveuing.
The return which We publish to dtv
are only the aggregate maj ,riti.s in ten
pr, cin'tS. Full rrturns will materially
change results.
Everything pissed of quietly y-s,er-
day Mt this place. aud there was but lit
tie b~oisicrousu-ss manifested. and no
unpie"santneSs among the people
This speaks we'll ioi the citizens Of this
vicinity.
The indications are that Isaac CHS
void. w. J. Hanks ani Isaac Wise.
man are elected To the Assembly. II
this be til. case the Elkn del CATION in
the next Legislature will consist Of thrre
~Itrpubiicans AMI two D-mucmts, the
latter being Harlesty aud Wis mau.
i' "sH H'hCc one Ot the
fast freight wagons slipped off the
grade uu the road between her. aud
Iuscnrurh, upset the va aud ,lrinor-
ni'Zri the cargo. II part of which con-
sisted Of 80 boxes Of giant powder.
some Of which were broken OF u and
the contents Sc,tt, real. but fortunately
without eApi"sion.
Head quarters tor groceries and pro-
Visions, such a. Dried Beef. Bologna
-ru>ag-. Picklei Tripe. canned good,
aud nil tue d~c!acacles Of the market
at lienley's. neIt door to tue Post
office.
There shOn'd he three departments in
our Pubic School ia orler that ju.tic.
b" done t" each pupil. 4 levy Of IA
special tax Of 2Oct, or 5,t> ON each
dollar Of ttAnhic property ia the dis,
trirt woull i~mcrensr the revcuurs ,uGi
cI"nt to keep three departments il srs.
siou for two or three years.
The ~splrndiliy equipped Salt RiTrr
Steamer II Night lave Bgru'' will
sail as soon "a It's pI>>eng;r list - COM
pirirl. The ut.u"-t gpr.' feeling pre-
walls aln"mS Drmucrni, and Rel uLIi
cans who vi nuke the trip. aud a
pleasant voyage Is anticipated.
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sill. -----~-
There will he no Tue. ting Of the Ma
sonic o"i'r to.ncsrUw night. See ~
tie1 elsewhere.
Tomorrow being General Election
day. lao paper will he issued fIom this
Office.
J. II. Macmillan for Congress. His
election will aivaace the interest OF
every Industry iu the State
The Federal offices Of the govern.
ment are being slowly but surely I'LL
ed by Democrats. lis we'll
Harry II Irviile aud WIN. Snow, Dem.
ocrHtic and Republican cnudid,t-s, left
by stage this morning for Tusearora.
The polls will open to. morrow at s o.
clock. III the Office Of the Assessor and
Supt. ol Schools III tue Courthouse.
Every mau has more or less inau.
ence. See that your influence is c1cr-
ted III behalf ui Home ItuI- Ill Nevada.
HHrve Mc Adams i. the ''trnmps' ter
r"r. and vital ii faith. al and ,ficieut
Constable. Give hirn IL rouslng muj,r-
Ity.
II is generally crnce lei That moth
in8 can De saved by sending away for
good, ~ NJ. heInisrt vail du;.Iic.,.
SACRAMENTO aad san FAurisco prices.
An rAninluHt.ou OF gods an prices
val demonstrate tue fact.
II VIM. VI. Stewart were not the rail-
r"a ciudldHt =, the rnilrDtis YOU'D not
run fac" train, to has ,ppnIntnrut-.
N. II. Miller IA TIns Irc,lucI To- serve
- Clerk Of the election. the vacancy
will to II led Iy W. ". BJ,4er. psluei.
pal of the Pub &c Sc1upis
DO y"u want Nevalt rrprcs nrrd ia
the National l., g.Iaturr 10y Nrva-
dan: Then vote for the Democratic
Legislative ticket.
Remember that a vut" for any mem.
brr of the Republican L-gI,iuiive ticket
II n vote for WIN. II. S,-..rt tor the
United States Senate.
Let not amy personal considerations
induce Won To- h,Zud II vote for Stewart
10y casting IL vote for any R~"pub!icau
Nominee for the Legislature.
Inspect - mud Clerks Of lection will
confer : favor "m the pub ic 10y o~rmiius
returns to this Office ns >uon us the vote
ter.
Th~ Reno Jor:n,l tells ofn Democrat
VII" Offered t" bet -, % th,t Aluns
vi br elected Governor. hut the jour
nj m,m dbl not have SI.uJO aud 80
los; the golden uprostuuuy. So sorry
-ior he Drm,cru.
II the railroads Thought they colld
uSe "a Democrat IA the United States
sen i they ~"nil run free trains 10
Democratic sp"nhIug-, bat they put
their money where they know 1T will de-
them the must good.
Thu iu'rr-> is 1T III ~rtlOtl, are not
il'nt,c Il with the w.ii,rr al. the poole.
tut these gIs ,ntic corporation. ARE lr,v
in no st ne u~nturI.lfor the su cess
OF the l~iepubiIcIu ticket. What Is the
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hJorities

South Rnby precinct giy"a the tolloS
ing m'j"riiirs nn ia" county ticket:
Plumb. q: Arwcli. 3. wisrmnn. 3: Van
ViccS. I; Hal. >. Snow. ~: II uyilir, !.
Smi h "; H,nrym n. II. Srruc, In ~
uiv y the following muJ ,%ritirs: " ,rdcst,
81: h,"cll. 10, Wiscmon. -. C,sYc.
Al; Byrur. q; I~ies<on. 80; Dist. At,or
ney. tie; smith. 40; Ilsu,yu,n. 90,
Ksy,,r.2
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The torch which the statu uf Liberty
hold" 3O' feet n hove the waters Of New
York hay was lighted Oh " md, night
anil a brilliant display Of fireworks nnI
the flight through the air f ono thou.
sand rockets set of nt the same time
Half n mile distant the ped, s'nl lonmrd
MP hrighi. bat the heal aud nrm hnd
disappeared Rui there was q shadow
over thr statue when seen from q liza.
tnuo Z. OF Ouc IN H..
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FAN and winter coJdsI

I have ju0t received = fine aEsortmout
81 sample. for FALL AND WINTER
mits. nnl ~ / have ma /. spcciL NJ.
mngemrnts, I sin now pr pared TO
make clothes 10 orlcr cheaper ilnn svri
before. None can compete with MAN
prices. H. y6u WAN n nice surt. Ion,
delay. Remember, yetfcc, 6I guaran.
iced. No IL. TIC pay.
u. HkIaHAar.
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Our New Pos,mAster.

James 4. smith il appointed Post.
master at Elko, vice &. II. Sproule su--
pended. The I~SnTrESprsT congrntu.
Ia,es Nr. Smith on his success in
securing the position IA, retniorr held 10y
n political enemy Of the administration.
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Well B ,h2vsd Psopi,.

In no other q iiry unl.r the sun
could m election Ik, that OF Turday
have taken place " thout 1T least ~ few
'li.tnrb unres. For weeks thu different
'"ctions have Il en- nag s,n { each urhrr,
every discussion between them being
pointed with bitter carnestncss, at times
vrrSins uinn acrlmnuy that was almost
vrno;uuus. But it WAS al in the family
When the polls were opened il b can -
y square fight, M IL the c%ontcnding pnr
tics had mutually agreed I" 'lct tn" best
mnn win. mud the devil take the hin,.
most The few gruwls that occurred
during the day amounted to nothing .
the snmc might have taken place 1t -
Sunday School pic iio. P1:iccm n had
MI cnsy time, for their services we're II t
required. II SCENE ! more like n fami
~ DISPUTE /, scs VII ,th = the oil m IA
or the old woman should ruu the huu4".
W" arc II great proplr.- -Cnrson Index
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SAN TlAyHs;o sr1;x BOARD

H.S.6-Il- O.cLocK9.N.4
North BELLE Isle. 550@ ES~s,2OOs@7N
Nevada Queen, tO, "a 545. 77U@,3 ~
CSO "a ~. l % o. 2 70
Belle Is.e, 100 "a 35c =.
Navajo, 300 "a s5c
Eureka. $50 "a 1
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When the railroads. run free trti rs to
Republican sp akiug' does anyone Tor n
moment suppose that they have 10 in.
lerest IN the succes So Of the lirpuUlicau
ticketf
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AZ ernooa B,ard.

n. BSIslra7H s7H b TX =.
Navajo, FL %. IS n '5 49,"
Belle I,Ie.S 80 b. b a. *~I
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~NInGTSIA. 9Th. $40

VIRGINIA. 9Th. $50
80 precincts give Stevenson. 1879:
Aiuus. 1870; 90 thurn. 1929: Nc.
MIh"m. Ais. This iuc,u lr~ Storey.
Orm-by and Eureka counties com
pl-te. Rrpuhii rnS elect full : 4,
ticket except Supreme Judgr. Sadlrr
Dem. for Stale Controller runuins clos:
Next Lcgs,iatar R.p.
SAN EgHCT CO. 81 N.
40 prccin,'S outs ic :. +. we
SNi.t 30 !G3. Bartlett $3.50: wig.iu.
ton 2.I2n, O'Do4nc!! ). 10: l,u sell
,, III.
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SELLING oUTH &:I&
rG% SELLING QuTH

Having determined ta rlsreffont my
imrr,ns stock of goods, Inn; now rent
dy to offer To tue pubic unhssfd-of bar.
gains -
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Elko Con1LY'a Wealth.

County Recorder W. W. Rogers kini.
" forwards tn tho Times Review the
following abstract Of the nsscSsmcu,
roll for lS9i:
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r O Ell.

Do not senl away for, any gool1 IN
my line. for I can aud will Hsil them
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lSrom Nront5y's Daly.1
NALAAGCXDi.

Send in the returns as soon AZ DOS
siLie.
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9.li.ti.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-10-06
OAK RIDGE FARMERS DINNER.

1t was a most enjoyable affair. A
good crowd, made up of an intelli-
gent, substantial people, who in
their genial, pleasant intercourse,
seem to be one big family, the fine
body of students, male and female,
SO gentlemanly and 50 lady-like in
their department, the trio of broth
ers, the Messrs. Holt, who have the
school in charge, SO kind and so
solicitous for the comfort and pleas
ure of all, and the elegant dinner all
conspired to render the occasion
one Of unmingled pleasure. The
writer and DR.. D. r. Parker, of the
Trinity Farmers Club delivered
addresses. The DR.. was most happy
and felicitous and made many excel
lent points in his speech. After
hearing him, we conclude that he
is one of the men whom we want to
see sent out to preach the gospel of
bread and meat to those people who
are trying to make money on cotton
nd tobacco, at prices which do not
pay the cost Of the production. We
were delighted to learn, however,
Chat his service in that capacity
would not be needed in the vicinity
of Oak Ridge, for as a rule these
farmers believe that a farm in North
Carolina is nothing unless self-sus-
tanning. We are proud Of the Holt
brothers. They are doing a noble
work and doing it well. They have
elegant buildings and beautifully
located. Twenty W counties in
our State, and several other States,
r represented on their roll of one
hundred and forty pupils. The
school is in the midst Of as good peo-
pie as can be found anywhere and
with such men to teach as. are in
charge, it must be a The
farmers organized a club, an account
ofwhich is given elsewhere.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-10-06
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMEB<oCT0BEK e>lSs6.

.nd hn;ld,nos. is worth 100000
about $50 acres of the arm Is uhoer
cultivation. The school IS open 70
both male and female students
which numbered the past year 40
3O1 males and 1877 females. Since
the beginning 1918 students have
enioved the benefit Of training there
The male students are required 10
work on the farm and thus acquire
a practical knowledge OF what they
seek to learn.
This is an institution that Kansas
or any other State might be proud
of. and it has doubtless paid her a
thousand fold for all the attention
she has given it.
Kansas is a Western State. A
number of Western, Northern and
Eastern States have Agricultural
Colleges. Some Southern States
have. Mississippi has a very good
one. Alabama has one, Virginia has
two, Arkansas has one, but North
Carolina has, we are sorry to say,
none, if we except the n which
exists in print between the covers OF
the University Catalogue. But
North Carolina should have M
and could have one in q short while
ifthe s7,500a year now appropriated
by the University taken care
Of as it should be and set aside for
that purpose as it ought to be and
as it will be if the next Legislature
does its duty to the farmers of the
State. !