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Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

as 10 meet the cXtraOTdlnafN cApcn ses necessarily incurred by the pro traction of the war, with the under standing that upon the return of peace the whole financial scheme would be brought to a peace basis and the country relieved from the burdensome taxation to which they chccrfully submitted during the prog rcss of the war: but the history of the past 23 years shows that every effort to restore the financial system of the government to q peace basis, in direct violation of all the promises which their leaders had made during the war. The national conventions of these two parties soon to meet, will doubt less adopt such q platform of princi- ples as will develop and emphasize the issue which has already been so clearly defined by the history of the past few months. That the people of the South and Northwest are greatly troubled under sense of ap- pression and injustice is painfully apparent to every impartial observer of the signs of the times.
 The banding together of so many bodies for protection, the organiza- tion of so many laborers in different parts of the country to promote the interests of their special callings, the frequent strikes which have disturbed the business of so many sections, and the mutterings of discomfort al most everywhere, proclaim in une- quiyocal language, the coming of q financial crisis. the shadows of which are already darkening the horizon of our country. Sober thoughtful men are beginning to see clearly that all of these troubles grow out of the high protective tariff system and they demand such a revision of this system as shall bring the country once more to q healthy normal state. The nomination and reelection of Grover Cleveland to the presidency, and the triumph of the moderate tariff policy of the Democratic par ty, furnish the only hope of bringing about such state of national pros peritv; and from present indications these desirable events promise soon to become a part of the history of the country. The people in the great agricultural states of the South and West are awaIling to the fact that the principles of the Democratic par ty are the only principles by which justice and equality can be maintain ed in our widespread republic; and hence they are rallying with enthusi- asm to these old standards of polti- cal faith, by the observance ofwhich our republic can alone be restored to its former state of glory.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Warmers Safe Cure.
Keep Him at Home.

MT. Barker the man who is at tempting to defeat Col McRac for congress, will shortly see the world and % home to dio,' politically speaking. and he ought to. A man who has no more sense than to go around canvasSing. district and making personal attacks on the news paper editors of said district is not only too ignorant to % To congress, but he is entirely too small pota- to-, During his speech in this city 2 few days ago Mr. Barkcrprocced- ed 10 "bark' al Maj Warren, of the lnlcPcndcnt in very puerile and sickly way. He didn't seem lo be here for the purpose of discussing the important public issues of the day, but it seemed to be his sole mission to camp on the trail of the Independent and its editor. Fools continue to rush in where angels fear to tread, and MT. Barker conducted himself according to the eternal iit- ness of things. Whenever you see a politician that i, continually abus- ing the newspapers, like Hughes and Barker for instance, you may atonce that he is afraid the calcium turned on his political record and that he fears to run gauntlet of the press. Such men are always q much greater success at home than they are in the public crib, and Mr. Bar ker may rest assured thst he will not go to congress .-TeNarkana Times.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

IL has leaked out that there is q trade on foot between the republicans and the |. l.. r. men to nominate a fusion ticket for State officers. The republicans proposed to nominate lsom P, Langley for governor, but decided not to do so, but to wait un- til the meeting of the |. l.. P con vention and after his nomination by them and then endorse him. The republican delegates all went home to work up the scheme, and it is so understood in this county. Thus it is plain ta r" seen where the L. l.. r. is lcadi:S k there an honest wheeler in this county that can go with them :-Lockesburg Tocsin.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

For three sessions of the legislature. sl, S3 and s. we witnessed the good work of Hon. D. E. Barker. During hi, entire course he has had the ring masters pouring tho lash on him. Of course he expected the same to be rcdoublcd to defeat him for the nomination for Congress. The people see and understand this, Prescott Dispatch.
 The above leads us to again ask, will the Dispatch support MT. Barker if he becomes the nominee of the Democratic party; Or is it a fact that the Dispatch wants him nomina- ted by the Democrats because it thinks he can be more easily defeat ed by the candidate of the Union Labor party :-TeXarkana Indepen- dent,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
The Issue Clearly Defined.


 last compelled the Republican party to show its true position on the great question which now divides and agi- tates the country. The special mes sage of President Cleveland, in which he calls the attention of congress to the imminent necessity of thorough revision and reduction of the tariff and the introduction in congress of the Mills tariff bill, by which it is sought to so modify the system of taxation as to accomplish the ends suggested by the President, together with the exhaustive discussions which have grown out of the consid- eration of the bill. have announced to the country in unmstakable lan- guage the position which the Demo- cratic party occupies on this absorb ing question. showing clearly that they are in favor of SD reducing the tariff as to meet the expenses of an economical administration of the government while, at the same time the comments of the Republican press and political leaders and meet ingS on the message of the President alluded to, together with the criti- cisms and opposition manifested by the Republicans in the long and protracted debate over the Mills tar if bill in congress, indicate beyond all possibility of doubt that the Re publican party as party is ill favor of the high protective tariff and op- posed to any scheme by which the burdens of the South and West and of the toiling millions throughout the country m. he materially Y relieved. Hence whatever may have been the position of the Republican party in the past with respect to the financial system of the country. there can no longer be any doubt as to their posi- tion on this ycNed question of na- tional politics.
 It may be safely stated therefore that the great issue between the two political parties now contending for mastery in the government is clearly defined and stands out in such bold relief that he who runs may read. -- The Democratic party on the one hand stand pledged to reduce the tariff system, SO as to provide funds suilicIcnt only to meet the expenses of an economical administration of the government and to prevent the recurrence of any large surplus ac- camnlatlng ln the treasury in future {; l while the Republican party by every | token of legitimate evidence is equal | ly pledged to perpctuate the high 1 protective tariff under whose op- pressiyc burdens the masses of the people are grooming and from which they are clamoring for substantial relief. II should never be forgotten that the present high protective tar if was inaugurated and put into op- eration during the late civil war and | was justified by it's advocates as a war measure by which the revenues of the country should be so increased |
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

The little Foot, who sounds the TocSin, what will he do now since the Wheel Enterprise has changed hands ;-Dispatch.
 The Dispatch need give itself no uneasiness, The Tocsin will go right along and attend to its own business and continue to throw Democratic hot shot into the camp of the Dis patch and it's Republican-Greenback satellites, and defend the true prin- ciples of Wheelerism, against the false teachings of the political non descript of the Dispatch, and that may now be expected from the Wheel Enterprise. .-Lockesburg Tocsin.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

Just as everybody expected, Capt, John A, Ansley was nominated for Congress by the Union Labor meet ing al Prescott, last Saturday. Sev- en counties were represented. When MT Ansley crawls out from under q 1 ,000 Democratic majority, he may well claim to be "laboring man $" candidate. Exchange.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

The guhernatorial canvass closed at Augusta last week. Many conn ties have held their conventions or primaries. and instructed for candi- dates for state officers. To date Fletcher and Hughes are in the lead.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Notice.

Prof. l.. Whitc thc noted cancer cradicgtor, will remain at Prescott, until further notice i~ 2itcn of his departure, az hy has -vyrr cases now on hand and new one, ". aul, coming even from Texas. i,o.va in that stat. in July and Angus and has proved there d, well a~ he ha. in this ,tpte that he i- one of the most successful cancer cradjca- tor7 in the world.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
% N1h4u/,v>z

Rr,yn Millions of such testimonials can be furnished. Arkansas "Mala- ria is only disguised kidney di-or- der, Most diseases are caused by uric acid (kidney) poison Tn the blood. It can only be Ct RED by
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

At present the indications are tha' Cleveland and Blaine will again be pitted against each other, in the ap- preaching Presidential race. Both are receiving instructions from many StatcS.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
FOR CoNGREss-rnIRD DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce Ihos. (. McRac, of this county, a- candidate for Congress in the Third Congressional District, subject to the action of the Democratic Convention.
 We are authorized to announce D F.. Barker, of Drew county, As a candidate for Congress in the Third Congressional District. subject to the action of lhr DemncrAtic [ lonN rmlinn.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
CURES FEMALE ILLS.

taking it until was entirely relieved. am now wei and stout My mother was cured of what inc doctors said was congestion of thc liver by nS ing s.Warncr's safe Curc.n Nhc is now 63 NearS old and books better than for wears. She Na' she would not live without "Warncr's safe tnrc.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

The Mississippi river was higher last wcc& than at any time since lS- 5l. A large territory was flooded, and thousands made homeless and well nigh pcnnilcSs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Notice

Is hereby given that by virtue Of an order of the Probate Court of Nevada county made at the April term lSS9. the uudyr, gn- ed aS administrator of the c~tat" of John Ware deceased. will offer for sale at pubhe outcry ill front hf the court hoese doer in Prescott. Ncvala county on tho l9rh day of May, 1888, the following land belonging t" sad estate, to-Wit:
 The VI SE and Fl SWI See 2l Tp. II, south iangc 23, West, in Nevada county. Arkansas. to pay the debts of -tid Estate. Said land i, subject ta a mortgage of $500 due in three wears. Said sale shall be ont5e following terms to-nil oue-halt of the purchase money to be due on the l3th day of November. loeS. and the balance to he due on the 10th day Of November, lSa9. The purchaser Wiil be cquired to give good personal security for tbe same.
 This April 2tlh, lSNN.
 " \. ToNrAtN-,
 Administrator.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
 FOR lONt.KNOK.

We are authorized to announce John C. Fetch cr of Pulaski county, Hs candidate for Governor of Arkansas, subject to to the action of the Demo. cratic ConNC Cnttun.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

The editor being sick, he forages on his exchanges, to a large extent, this week.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
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X ear iood of ncv HIu6 tit 5a1c~ at |, M Druom & Rto'-.
 Morris C1,c1riuei- a.rerDaiu curc for dyspepsia
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
ARKANSAS PRESS kSSOClA
 TON.
Interesting Meeting at Texarkana
 ---Jaunt Through Texas.

The Arkansas editors held their annual meeting at TeXarkana, which was well attended. It's business session was harmonious and protita ble. a recital of which would not in- terest our readers. hence we will not give it here. The meetings were held in the |. $. court room, which was most artistically decorated. -- President Bettis presided with dig nifty and impartiaIity. Officers for ensuing year: W. W. Folsom. Vi dette, Augusta. President lst Vice President, ]. k. Newman, Times, Harrison; 2nd Vice President Ra ncy Williams, Post, Dardanelle Corresponding See. ]. k. lobe, Beacon, Searcy; Recording Sec, l.. E. Audigier. Wheel, Little Rock Treas, J. W. Gardner. PICAYrNE. Prescott; Orator, ]. W. Adams, Herald-Journal, Clarksvllc; Histo- rian, J. W. Underhill, Log Cabin, Conway Poet, Miss Laura E. Brown, Life. Little Rock.
 TEXARKANA.
 The officers and citizens of Texar- kama have the sincere thanks of the "prcss gang" for their unbounded hospitality. As growing, bustling city, it did itself great honor and credit. Such enterprise and indus try always show up to great adyant- age. The editors were kindly cared for and ministered to, during their entire stay. A delightful carriage drive over the city revealed it's many advantages and public works, facto- ries, etc. It is dual city, well nam- ed the "Gate City, as it is the Gateway to the two important States, Texas and Arkansas. Her popula- ton is now about 12,00O and grow ing rapidly. With her railroads, natural advantages, first class hotels, thorough going newspapers, and public spirited citizens, she is des- tined at no distant day, to be one of the chief cities of the southwest. And here, before leaving off TeNark ana. we must bow our best thanks to the Cosmopolitan hotel for its spec ial kindness to Us while its guest-its accommodations are frs class i'll ev- cry particular, uneNcellcd in this State or Texas.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following are our rates for anuounc- ing candidates and they must be accompa- nied by ths cash in every instance, as de- fea:cd candidates do not often feel like pay
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

WA>lpoo, Ark, Feb To- lSSN.-l wa" taken Wiin i Il severe pain in the back. sometimes l felt as II
 thc,c was il heavy weight acros, the small or my back frcqueatly attended with palpiiation oi me heart l felt tired all the time and was nor api' to dc anything Ny family physician told me 10 n.r Warmers safe Cure" saving that il would help me commenced taking Warner sa sait Curc and in a short time was better. ktPI
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
FoRTAX ASSESSOR,

We nreauthorilcd tu announce !. l.. McGough jof Emmct, as a candidate for Tax Assessor, sub cect to the action of the Democratic nominating convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Warmers Safe Cure

ELMur, Ark Jan. I3, 1sss.--I have been troub. led with gravel for several years. One bottle of "Warner's safe Cure' has given me great benefit and do not intend 10 be without "Warncrs safe Cure" any more.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

J"sijrc& ot tho Pr0rc ctlu 0/ir0U% Gcl IroU/ hluUh'& bY cU//iHG oH or HTi'iH1 to Hlr Pic(tyHHe.' FrcacoE jrh. Price rJc. per WNrr. Ihfo &lfppIH0/W0Y& on HoHi.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

I, the pa,ea. uaHbr. # the bio Levi. Plow, patented September O. lss7' aud manufactured by B. r. FvcrF X sons, Louisville. Kentucky.
 This plov js practicable, durable mdnoy- el ia it. construction, and does the wort mo other blow ha, been made to do.
 IL save, the work oG tWo men da.- it- work to perfection. |: ree- uat tHc fHoo corners and ciaar- tAe rra-- fr,n round .hc stufnp, Itcaa be made tp rau clos, c. the plants while ypw hor,o may walk iu the middle of the roW. l. blows yoar orchard without barking the trees.
 "COME AND SEE IT5'
 It is ou exhibition at ]. M, Dcrmm & Bros, Agents, Prescott ArA Levi, X Den
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Money t0 Lend.

w C E it -; on imDro-ud .~. amount uG5 |. 5250 at ' rsr can5 i.ter- est.
 Al the ax0ene4s will amount to less than ten per cent per aunla71.
 Atkinson aG Tom 9Eins.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

r,UBSCRIP1I i.5O PER YEAR. Job Work Neatly executed Local notices Toe per line each insertion- 5c per line to regulate advertisers who run hem all the time.
 GsEr All advertising payable monthly or quarterly, unlo,, otherwise agreed on. Ad- dress ull communications to
 THE PICAYUNE,
 Prescott, Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

Morris Cascarjuc is cure ali. IL i, an ,n,cion au.y for those disorders when ar.y from the disorders which aIisc from the dis turbed condition of fine liver and stomach.
 Never bt-y an7 drugs. patent ne .iicW.s $. school books, paints, cila and white .ead without nrf- clng ol Juo, M Nil i5urn. He sells the best and cheapest.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
CURES MALARIA.

say that "Warncr's Safe Cures" is the best mrdi. cine cNtant for kidney and all kindred diseases.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
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Great BLOOD Purifier.

elan to try "Warucr'. safe Cure" 1 did SO. Up to this date have taken eight bottles of War ucrs Safe Cure" also bottle of "Warncr's safe pls," and am happy to say that am almost entirely well. l have good appetite and weigh more than have for several years. "Warncr's safe Cure" is wonderful remedy and worthy of all praise.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
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ATKINSON k ToNPkIN>,
 Atty~. for Adu4'r.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. lG, lANa.-"Warner's safe Cure" is the only medicine that has ever benefited my kidneys. | think one can safely
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23

for ely pep ia
Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-23
Barker Had to Cave.

The Hope Gazette, in giving a report of the speech of Hon. D. F.. Barker at that place a few days ago, S1Vs
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
Pleasant Corferonaence.
INSTITUTE.

The Teachers Institute for the West
District will meet at Waterbury Get.
90, 1855 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. School
patrons, teachers from other districts
and all interested in school work are
cordially invited I'd meet with us.
The Programme will be opened
with Il song followed by
Plan of the years work,
=. J.Miller.
Hygiene, Miss I'iHs: Groub.
How to teach Z. S. History,
Miss Minnie Stanley.
How to teach Language,
Mr.. G.. b. Leehman.
Points Of law teachers should know
Supt. l. S. Binford.
noon.
Text Spelling SO words taken from
the Atlantic states.
Primary Methods. j. i. Wicks.
School Government, Mrs. Martin.
Teachers Helps, Mrs Tryon.
Civil Government, @. j. Marshall.
General Exercises, Cora Groub.
Select Reading. Ethel Allyn.
Question Box, b. II. shimp.
Business.
All Of tie above topics viii he open
for discussion
Fred X. Luke.
Com on Programme.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
NURSERY STOCK.

l am in direct business relations
with all Of che principle nurseries in
the northwest. / also have home
grown ntrserv stock and forest trees to
dispose of at greatly reduced prices. 1t
will be &c your interest to call and see
me before buying elsewhere.
John r. Francis, Wess. sp'gs
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
MARKET RPEORS.
Bu.kIen's Arnica saIse.

The Best salveln the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever SORES, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblain$, COINS, and ali Skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles, or DC
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price IS cents per box. For Sale by
DR.. A. Nj Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
County Democratic Convention.

\ Democratic delegate convention
will be held at Washington Springs
October, 18th, 1888, for the purpose Of
placing in nomination a county ticket
and transacting other business as may
come before the Convention. Each
township vii, send two DELEGATES and
no more.
BY order Of Central Committee.
JEFF, SIcKLER,
Act. Chairman.
"essi,igton Springs .Ieraull comfy
it.r,olt; l!tuljur &ud. 1883.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
COMMUNICATIONS.


Ugh! some Of these days make one
think of what is coming.
Quite :t number OF cur citizens
visited the county seat ON convention
day.
A church social was hell at Mr.
George knieriem's on the 25th, inst
ali present seemed to enjoy the oc-
castor.
We are Informed that Peter Rougan
Ion Mr.. Alberts place. took very sick
the other night. DR.. Matthias has care
CT him.
Messrs knierieln and Tryon with
their families visited Old Iowa ac-
quaintances in Aurora CO. last Sem
day.
j.. II. shrimp has been employed to
teach the Lyndalc school this season.
LfTSIDIrS.
MARRIED On the 2nd inst fair
number of relativeb aid intimate
friends, gathered at the residence of
j. IL. Nessey at Crow Lake to witness
the marriage OF Miss May liunt OF
Pleasant township to Mr.. y. II. He'd
rick of Cttumwa iowa. At IL \. NJ.
the Rev. S. 7. lIuntley performed The
usuhl ceremony and concluded that
pus l equals 1. Many valuable and
useful gifts were presented to the
happy couple. The Bridegroom present,
ed his bride with Il gold watch and
chain. Pleasant township society will
miss one Of its most noted members
Our hearty congratulations and wishes
Of Joy and prosperity accompany MI
and Mrs Heurick to their Ottumwa
home.
Pleasant CortnI;,ntlnncn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05

| The people should demand of the
next legislature the enactment OF a
law taxing railroad land the same as
that OF private individuals; and t!ls
power to condemn land about stations
for warehouse purposes, if it cannot be
otherwise secured. similar to the law
permitting railroad companies to con.
denim land on which to build their road.
One evidence of the machine work
in the county convention was the az
ton of commissioner Grant: he had
voted with MIR. Seeker in the appoint
ment of Judge Converse to the Office of
county attorney. and then last Satnr-
day as one of Washington Springs del
egates voted throughout for the nomi-
nation Of c. Y. Martin. Oh, consist
ency thou art a jewel.
d. a. Scott met with a serious loss
"Wednesday night, from lire. His
straw stacks sheds and stables were
consumed together with a yoke OF
oxen and Il span of mules. Mr. Scott
was absent and the hired men were
aroused about one o'clock n. M
through the mysterious sense OF I'M
pending danger, only in time to see
thel whole in flames, and prevent the
fire reaching the grainary and other
buildings. The origin of the fire is Il
mystery,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-05
Merit Wins.

/. We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnira Salve and Electric Bitters
and have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll. or that have given sEch
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time
and we stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price; if satisfactory results do
not follow theft use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
on their merits. a. Matthias, Druggist.