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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-17
THE NEVADA INDIAN SCHOOL.

Carson City stricken Fren the Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
bill to establish an Indian school at Car
son, Nevada, was amended by the House
Committee on Indian Affairs to-day by
striking out Carson City and leaving the
site to be hereafter determined. In this
form it will be reported to the House.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-17

Boy: "What is crank, pa?" Pa "a
crank is a man with one idea" Boy;
"But suppose man has no idea at all.
What is he them" Pa: "a juror, my
son. Detroit Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-17

Los ANGELES, March l7.-Anschlag,
the condemned murderer of the Hitch.
cock family. was discovered last night in
an attempt to escape from Jail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-17

Hotel Del Monte Completed.
MONTEREY, March 1.-THE new hotel
Del Monte is finished and ready for busi-
ness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-03-17

WELLS, FARGO d Ce's EXPRESS.
II Has Secured the Lines Of the Erie
system.
New YORK, March IL. - 1t is an.
nounced that Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press have secured the lines of the Erie
system.
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implies, BoiIs,

And Carbuncles result from debiitated,
impoverished, or impure condition of the
blood. Ayers SarsaparilIa prevents and
cures these eruptions and painful tumors,
by removing their cause; the only effect
ual way of treating them.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has prevented the
usual course of Boils, which have panied
and distressed me every season for sew
eral years. G.. Scales, Plainville, Mich.
was badly troubled with Pimples on
the face; also with a discoloration of the
skin, which showed itself in ugly dark
patches. No external treatment did
more than temporary good. Ayers Sar-
saparilla effected
A Perfect Cure,
and I have not been troubled since
L. w. Boldly, River ST., Lowell, Mass.
l was troubled with Boils, and my
health was much impaired. | began
using Ayers Sarsaparilla, and, in due
time, the eruptions all disappeared, and
my health was completely restored
John Il. Elkins, Editor Stanley Observer,
Albemarle, N. G.
was troubled, for long time, with
humor which appeared on my face in
ugly Pimples and Blotches: Ayers Sar-
saparilla cured me. Iconsider it the best
blood purifier in the world Charles H.
Smith, North Craftsbury, vt.
Ayers Sars aparilla
Is sold by all druggists. Ask for Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and do not be persuaded to
take any other. tt
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Price ST.; six BOTTLES, SIS.
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School Matters.

There seems to be some Inisunder-
standing with reference to the action
OF the board of education on the reap
pointment of Supt. kratz, though a
careful reading of the report OF the
proceedings gives no ground for it.
he board first voted unanimously to
retain him, and considered the matter
OF salary afterwards. The vote on this
question had no reference to his retel
ton or his merits, but was simply on
the point as to whether rise in salary
could be afforded at this time The
majority of the board decided that 1t
could be. in view of the material re-
duction in the total running expenses
from those of last year.
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The old soldiers haveno forgotten how,
during the war, tho Democratic party, as
party, continually criticised and bad
gerod the government in its attempt to
save the Union. 1t was not the armed
enemy in the front that gave the men in
the Union army the most uneasiness. 1t
was the never ending carping of the men
IN the rear. 1t was the attitude of oppo.
sition to the prosecution of the war which,
the Democratic party maintained through,
out its prosecution that dragged life in
the camp, in the march and on the skir-
mish, and many weary months longer than
it would have been but for the attitude of
the Democratic party.
There was not {. man, private or officer,
who did not believe this to be true, what.
ever their present political associations.
1t was the Democratic party, in national
convention, which declared "the war q
failure" 1t was Democratic statesmen
who declared in their seats in congress
that they would not vote another man or
another dollar to carry on the cruel and
unholy var" 1t was with the connivance
of the Democratic party and Democratic
leaders that draft riots were organized in
this and other cities throughout the
Union.
This is history. Democratic Confederate
brigadier generals cannot change it. And
the first Democratic president-twenty
years after the close of the war-has pur-
sued policy toward the Union veterans
in perfect harmony with the feeling Of
hate entertained toward them by his party
during the great struggle. In evory con-
ceivable way he has shown his contempt
for and lack of interest in the old soldiers.
Tho one day in the year nearer and
dcarer to tho old soldier heart is the day
which by national statute is made a legal
holiday, the 30th of May-Memorial day
on which they assemble in every town
and village throughout the country and
march to the various burial places to strew
flowers upon the graves of the immortal
dead. Until Democratic president came
in this day was properly observed by the
executive in taking part in these exer-
| cises
1t was left for Democratic president
to show his contempt for the honors paid
the loyal dead on that day by packing his
| fishing outfit and taking to the woods, as
it was left him to interpose his vetoes to
private pension bills ccuched in language
as terse and offensive as the vigor of
| speech could make them.
Restless Democratic soul, these are
truths that cannot be denied, and no
amount of smiling by ex-Confederate
bushwhackers now high in the Democratic
synagogue will change these historical
| facts.-New York Press
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calladto Calumet.

The Rev. ID. X. Atkins, formerly of
Mitchell, has received and accepted Il
unanimous call ilo.n the Congrega
tional church and society of Calumet,
Mich, at q salary OF Sl,opo. and free
use OF the parsonage. Calumet is in
the vicinity of the well known Calumet
aud Ileca copper mlne7. The church
Is one ii the most prosperous III Michi-
gao. and has y SUNDAY school OF ever
10 members. lne young people sv-
ciety is q large enc. Ii has lately, since
Mr., Atkins arrival, provided the par
sonage with furnishings 10 The value
oil $40. All the departments OF church
work are wen organized and growing.
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Signed At Last.

'The president has signed it, was
passed along the street Saturday af-
terno on. and everybody knew whist it
meant t. tie two happies'. men in
tcwn each if anything happier than
the otler were Frank Gtodykoontz
and Z. L. 3icGo, egn, with Llex. lnglIs
a good secop.s, AID every OF ier man IN
Mitchell well ~ in the procession
The rain on tn community ut large
and particularly on those gentlemen
lirectly interest 4 at Chamberlain has
been a tedious one, for the failure to
open the reserva ion at this time would
have been inlinit ,lv worse than at any
other stage in &c proceedings The
immedia te effect Viii be to induce ini-
migration 10 this seci ~. u south Da
Ge.a whiea vii estbt In aiding large
ly 20 tie SopuiAt'p Oh of evely town and
county as well Us TO PLAN settlers on
til, road acrts across the river.
III NIX t,oodekoontz. who " as at Mason
81 shcrt tone since, 80! res! estate
men there were complaining that they
could do nothing Will. ia.n lands as
ayers " ore awaiting the passage Of
his blk to :,yl g at and axe advau-
iage of It's cheap decided lands here
bouts Reports from oihar outside
localities are to IL e same eject.
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Ne,y Sensible "Japs.'

In Japan The oa.-school physicians
are permitted to wear only wooden
swords. This is a gently sarcastic way
OF. expressing the opinion thai they
kill enough people without using
weapons. Brt the druggist who in
troduced Or. Pierce Golden Medical
Discovery into the empire, carrie a
fine steel blade. II was fornd tha5 all
who tried this wonderful remedy Tor
coughs, cold, consum 2tiye tendencies,
blcod. skin and liver troubles, " r..
without osr"''tion, greatly benefited
The Mikauo himself is said 10 have
toned up hi: system by its use. anu
the importer was therefore permitted
the exceptional honor of wearing the
sword of nobility
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what AuIto Do?

The symptoms of biliousness are nn-
happily but too wellknown. They diff
fer in different lndiyiduals to some ex-
tent A bilious man is seldom break
fast eater. Too frequently alas. he has
an excellent appetite for liquids but
none for solids of a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white aud furred,
it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out
of order and diarrhea or constipation
may be IA symptom or the two may al
ternate There are often hemorrhoids
or even loss OF blood There may be
siddiness and often headache and acid
ity OF tlatulence and tenderness in the
pit of the stomach To correct all this
III not effect cure try Green's August
Flower, ii costs but tribe and thous-
ands attest its efficacy.
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A Republican Club.

At the meeting of the republican
county committee on Saturday last. the
formation of a republican club in Da-
yison county was discussed, and it was
the unanimous expression that steps
be taken in that direction at the COM
ing county convention. The value of
such an organization with member
ship throughout the county can not be
over estimated, and there is no reason
why the party in this county should
not adopt this efficient means of organ
ization and work.
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VictoTF in Rhode Island brings disgust
to the hearts of Mugwumps. The New
Ynrl- fines with 'neianclloly obs, rvcs
that the Prohibition vote was reduced
sadly, which indicates that sincere Pro-
hibitionists are tired of being used as
cheap tools by the saloon keepers, and
that the great and glorious reform of
the Cleveland variety no longer promises
free trade. 1t will be found, when it
comes to the final reckoning, that many
sincere supporters of civil service reform
nre also tired of being used as cheap tools
by free traders. A healthy decrease in the
Prohibition and Mugwump vote is the
natural result Of enlightening experience.
When men have voted for reform, :"
thereby turning the civil service into a
Cleveland machine, and for Prohibition,
thereby making the state government the
pIope4.y "a il4uor dealers, tney are upt to
discover that they have not been sensible.
New York Tribune.
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paath of Mr Platner

The death OF Adolphus p!atner, men
tion OF whose dangerous Illness has al
ready been made in these columns. oc-
Cured Sunday morning at his resi-
dence south of town, and his remains
were taken at once to the family lury-
ing ground at Genesee. Wisconsin. Mr..
llatner was born at Cherry VALLEY,
utsego county, New York. and was
sixty years Of age on the 7th OF the
present month. He removed from his
early home To Wisconsin in 1868, and
came to Dakota in 1852. locating on
the choice farm which bears his name,
and devolins himself to sheep raising
and general agriculture. He was serv-
ing his third term rs county commas
sloner at the time of his death, in
which position he was faithful and
efficient public SCI .fant. The poor of
the county will bear him in grateful
remembrance as one who was ever their
friend, his especial work as chairman
OF the board of commissioners being to
attend to their wants. Mr. Platner
had "A host of warm friends throughout
the county, and was man universally
respected He leaves a wife ana one
son, WHO have accompanied his re-
mains to the family burylng ground.
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VAC III loo1 pup
lished call for a county convention to
form new party. The call had few -ign-
ors, hut when tha convention met every
district in the county was represented By
duly elected delegate A strong
ticket was nominated and from this
Is said 80 have sprung tho great Rcpubli
can party. Tho following year convcn.
ton was held in pittsburg and the ia.
tional organization formed His claim to
the honor Of fathering the party is ques-
toned, and ii IS only just to say that be.
fore publishing the call for the convention
he received en- invitation to call upon
Salmon p Chase, who went to Pittsburg
partly for the purpose of consulting him
upon the political situation But it Is
doubtful if, even at the time Mr. Chase
himself had in mind the gigantic project
which inspired the mind of The Gazette
His family circle consists of his daughter,
Miss Helen. and his aged wife, to whom
he was married sixty -iwo years ago. Until
sickness seized him several years ago he
was an attendant of the Presbyterian
church. In the Methodist church he was
formerly a high official and faithful
worker and to that circumstance is at
tributable his title of Deacon Chicago
Tribune,
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Do Not Yhinl, for n Moment

that cartarrh will in time wear out.
The theory is false. Men try to believe
it because it would be pleasant if true.
but it is not. as all l-now. Do not let
an acute attack of cold in the head re-
main unsubdued 1t is liable to de-
volopinto catarrh. You can rid your
sell of the cold and avoid all chance
Of catarrh by using DIR, Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. II already afflicted rid your
self of this troublesome disease speed
lily by the same means. AT all drug
gistS.
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Democratic county c ,nventlon.

Pursuant to Il regular call made by
twenty democratic residents and citi-
zens OF Dawson county, Dakota, of the
date OF Apri, l4tn, 1885, and ALTO by
printed notices OF the date OF April rs,
1888, the democratic electors of Davi-
son county assembled at the court
house in Mitchell, on Saturday, April
2Stn, 1888, and effected al organization,
after the reading of the original call
by NJ. kirwin.
On motion, Thos. j. Ball wa elected
chairman of the convention, and j. III.
Sullivan, secretary.
1T was duly moTed and seconded
that ..lc chair appoint. committee of
three, said committee to name five
delegates to attend the territorial con-
ycuiiom To i,u neit; al Watertow n, li..,
sd. lSss. The committee nominated
the following gentlenen, who. upon
motion were duly elected. yil: NJ. ker-
win. Thos. j Ball. j. II. Sullivan. +. u.
Rowell and o. w Jones.
On motion, the following demo
cratic central committee was elected
for the ensuing year; 7. j. Ball, i. III.
Sullivan. DR.. Samuel Moore, +. b. Row
ell and O. w. Jones.
The sentiment of the convention
was for the emphatic commentator
and endorsement of President Cleve-
lands administration.
The delegates to Watertown were
instructed to cast the full vote of the
county.
On motion, convention adjourned.
THOMAS j. BALL, Chairman,
j. III. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
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LaaieS

In d elis ne health needing a pentlp yet
effective LAXATIVE will find the Callfor-
nj; LIQUID fl itr nedy, S.rap of Figs.
pleasing 70 the {. Ste, acceptable to the
stomach, and perfectly sac in all
cases. 1t is ,he II ost easily taken and
pleasant. effective remedy known to
cure and prevent costiyeness, to dis
pei headaches, colds, ami fever, ard
strengthen the ,idney;t liver and
bowels, and is ther fore favoriterem-
e,ly with ladies. or sall in fifty cent
ottles bv 5. III. SC Hin
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aLetter from Governor currier.

Ponds Extract Company, No. IS
Fifth Avenue. New York City:
GENTLEMEN: | have used Ponds
Extract in my family tor several
years, and have found it Il most tlesig-
able and valuable r"lnedy.
Yours truly,
MOODY CURRIER.
Executive Department., the State of
New Hampshire. Concord, N. H., Dec.
3, 1887
Ponds Extract is Invaluable for all
kinds OF Pain and Inflammation.
Excellence ;avites Imitation. Be
ware of worthless mutations of Ponds
Extract.
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New Legal Combination.

a neat s;gn has just been put out at
the entrance to the d. T. 4 NJ. offices.
bearing ihe legend, "Goodykoontz Il
Helwig, Attorneys" which tells of a
union OF forces between the widely
known counsellor of the Missouri
slope, and a young lawyer of ability.
recently admitted to the bar.
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Stamping and Embroi.!cr,

Yes Lizzie. | like to do fancy work,
but haven't Tel, like trying that pat
.ern--pr anything else-for week.
These awful dragging down pains
are just killing me. - Know how
you fee.. and can tell you whore to
look for relief. DR. lirrcr's f'avorite
Prescription is a certain, cur" tor all
shosa ;sc;i,.i.ar wcakni ssess aHd dis
tressing ailments. Why! it even cured
me of proiapsus, ana many OF my lady
friends lave been cured OF various
grave maladies peculiar TO "'ir sex by
this wonderful medicine" 1t is the
onlj medicine sold ~ druggists, under
positive guarantee from .he manu-
facturers, that it viii give satisfaction
i: every case, OF none, :aia"aed,
kea;, guarantee on bottle-wraaper
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Ringinz Noises

In the ears, sometimes roaring buzzing
sound, arc caused by catarrh, That exceed
rely d!sagreeab!e and very common disease.
Loss Of smell or hearing also result rom
c:.ta.ln. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier, IS peculiarly successIul rem-
edy for this disease, which n cures by purify
ing the l.oud If you suffer from catarrh, Try
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine.
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Death of :b. paYld.

lle following nc tice which has just
bpe.. received from Hon fhao's Da-
vid, sill be a sad 'hock to the many
friends o himself and his brother in
this city a.ld count:
DAVID At his lome in Brighton,
81. -sex, + gland, n arch 3rl, 1883, al
t.! j. i, .e.ng ald pi ninl illness,
borne with the III eohp aiming iort'-
tune of a Christian gen. eman, .bene-.
ger James, aged q. only brother OF
Hon. Th IS Davi, for four years q
resident VI Dayisol coul ty.
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.lh. rhere. Mr.. Cleveland,

Since President Cleveland has been re-
minded that there is civil service reform
concern m business under his eei1niniHra-
sion, ther is great hopo that he will en-
force 1he r,ies prohibiting federal Office
holders from controlling political conven.
tions. Albany Times. Dem.
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syrup OF f,gs

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effec-
tive remedy known to cleanse the sys-
tenn when Bilious or Costiye; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and Feyers; to cure
Habitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by TIE
California Fig Syrup Company, san
Francisco, Cal. For sale by S. H
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s6s6 Xaver thinner.
$500 Thomas Hosek.
669a Chris tian o Egge.
6,2l Christian Sto!p.
6,:39 Frederick kocbue.
6132 Phil p X Collins.
6133 Alanson II Bayley.
613y Mich las Gales jr.
tl3l T Oh istian Philipp.
6I3s Elias Sanders.
6133 Theodor Holm.
6Ilo Nilk, S Sstuart.
61il anne o Lesry.
6lIo Geo 4 Dean.
$3.50 Morg n 81 Taylor.
SOL Ldwa d b Kellogg.
6102 Patri X Goggins.
6753 Geo v StalY.
6755 Harry Taylor.
615S Ole o Johnson.
6.59 Henr, z Foxton.
6l6O VIM I Fraser.
el6l Barnei llelgeson.
aB4 Frens sanah.
''T17 t-narl' Johnson.
t.6a Warren w Newell.
bIlo Sebast n Martin.
fiI5 Gusta Larson.
4,6 johau Gott(pD Lorenz.
54se John Ba,rsy.
Gisi Vred1i * F=ske.
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larly in view of the fact that there have
been so mGny calls on the public purse
OF late The total amount raised was
S5o.io of which 80 was expended to
meet the urgent wauts of some of the
young ladies'.
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Board of education Natters.

Atthe reGu ar meeting OF til board
of edu cation last week all tie mem
bers We're pre- ent but DIR. Vince. At
ter general discussion of school mat
ters for the Ell suing year the following
teachers were reappoiated; Supt ILL., l..
Kraft, Misses Pryne, Henges, Wede-
hase, Nel;ngs and stearns.
The committee cn teachers was
granted wee. further time in which
to consider the Other applications.
The salary of Ir. Kratz was increased
to &l,l0C while those of the other
teachers We're unchanged. 4 resolu-
tion was passed To make n allow
ance in future for the discount on
the school warrants, as has been
the custom in the past, anc which
has amounted to nearly 500 in the
last year. was also 5oted to
dispense with TIE temporar, school
nov held i'll the beifry room OF the
west side building after the present
term. The committee on finance was
also Instructed to ascertain whether
the city treasul r is entitled t., q COM
mission for andling the school
funds in addition to the sal .ry paid
him by the cit The committee on
buildings as Instructed to ascertain
and report as &c the desir irabllity OF re-
hanging The do, rs of the several school
rooms so that trey will swing out; and
tha committee nli teachers was reques-
ted 10 devise and report some effective
plan for a fire III in the schools The
report of the reasurer showed the war
rants to be at par or very neal it. tax
ing into accounts monies rece we'd dur
ing the month and not yet reported.
The estimate of expenses for the en-
suing year will IN them between $500
ana 500 less than last year. The vote
on increas ing IT, salary of Supt Nratz
stood as follows
Ayes -l)unaat. Edgerton, Seaman,
Whueloca 4.
Nays -Sta.lchlieid, Wallace Wells 3.
a written statement was received
from DR.. Windle, wno was cut of the
city, that he favored an increase. The
board votod $50 to aid in AN educa-
tional exhibit TO be made By the city
schools at the territorial fair
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SHERIFF SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
COUNTY OF DAWSON

COUNTY OF DAWSON, ~
Thomas Fu'l 'lerton, George Fullerton and Will
liam Fullerton. plaintiffs, VS.. L. W. ID. Ors-
Well, j. NJ. Adams, NJ. T. Dunham and Henry
Ahern, defendants.
Nctlce is hereby given, That by virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered and
now in my hands issued oul OF the clerks Of
flee of the Second Jud cal district court, terri
tory of Dakota. i'll and for the county of Dav-
son, upon Judgment rendered in said .ourt in
favor of Thomas Fullerton, George Fullerton
and William Fullerton ard against L W. d.
Urswell, j. NJ. Adams, NJ. +. Durham and Hen
ry Ahern, have levied upon the following de-
Scribed real estate of said defendant, L. W. d.
Orswell. towit: The undivided one half inter-
est in and to lots eight (s) and (9l of block
thirteen !l3); original town Of Mitchell, Davi.
son county, Dakota territory: and that shall
on Saturday. the 18th day of May, A. d.. 1888,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. n., of said day ut the
front door of the court house, in Mitchell, in
said county and territory proceed to sell all
the right. title and interest of the above named
]. w. ID. Orswell, defendant, in and to the
above described prop rty to satisfy said judg-
ment and costs amounting TO ninety y-seven dol
lars and thlrty-two cents. togethe. with all ac-
crning costs OF sale, and interest on the same
from the 18th day OF September, 1887, at the
rate OF per cent per annum, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Mitchell, Dak., A pril 4, 1888.
DILLON y PRESTON. o o. STANCHF1RLD,
Plaintiffs Atty. Sheritf DAWSON Co.