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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-03-22
l. s., ST. P. Z U. P.
These Letters are the Initials of
the New Line through WyO.
ming and idaho to the
Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and
Union Pacific Railways, and reaches
more Far Western Cities than any other
line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston, Moscow
and principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla, Colfax, Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numerous
Washington points.
Baker City, Pendleton, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the largest
points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to San
Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accommo-
dations are furnished IN Pullman Family
Sleeping Cars at very low rates to hold
ers of second-class tickets going to
Washington, Oregon and California.
When you get ready to 20 West, BE-
fore deciding upon your route, call on
agents of c., st. P, M. & D. Ry.. who will
cheerfullly furnish rates and information
about through car service over the
'@Lake Superior, St. Paula Union
Pacific Line'' and connections, or for
pamphlets and maps address
T. w. TEASDALE,
General Passenger Agent, st. Paul.
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ST. PETERS A. NJ. f, CHURCH

ST. PETERS A. NJ. f. CHURCH.
Cor. 22d street and 10th avenue South.
Sunday s. rvices: Preaching at il A.
N. and 1870 ?. NJ. Sunday School at
O. lock P, NJ Class meeting IL A. NJ.
Thursday evening prayer meeting, FRI
day evening class meeting. Rev. r. H.
Williamson pastor, residence 2l9O 10th
avenue S. Days or PASTORAL visits
Monday and Tues fly. Days at home
Wednesday and Thursday. Weddings,
Funerals, and the hu promptly attend
ed to upon notice sick
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MINNEAPOLIS.

st. Anthony Lodge, No. 2s77, g. 10.
of 0. F.. meets the LIST and Sd Wednes-
days in each month, for instruction; End
and 4th Wednesdays for business, at No
ITO Washington Ave. S.
Jasper Gibbs, n. G.
M w. Weaver, P. s.
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SAVINGS BANK OF ST, PAUL,

Cor. Filth and Jackson Streets.
Five per cent. interest paid on time
depositf. Money loaned on improved
banking business. Capital. $50. 0oO.
Surplus and undivided profits, $2O,4O9..
49,. Open Saturdays from 6 to Z p. m
John 8: Prince, President. Edward
Meier. Cashier
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cor. 18th and Cedar.
Sunday services: Preachir., at 1l:O0
A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ. Sunday School al
l2:45 O'Clock. Wednesday. evening
preaching service and study of the Sun
ara1 PRAYER meeting. Pastor Rev. T.
G. Sheafe, Pastor, residence 344 Charles
Street. Funerals and weddings prompt
" attended. Visiting days Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
Rroyity In Spaaoln.

II there be anything In the idea that short
speeches are the most impressive, the following
personal and direct testimony respecting Hum.
phreys' Family Specifies are 10 the point and
convincing; Cresco, Ia, Plain Dealer; Hum.
phrey's SPECIFICS are almost ~ staple In the
family OF the editor as meat or -four. Nothing
can excel their Nos. l and for coughs, colds
and sore throats. Burlington, Ia, SATURDAY,
Evening Post. We are never without
Humphrey Specifies. whys Their No.
10 for dyspepsia and bilious stomach,
and No. ~ for malaria have saved us
hundreds Of dollars In doctors bills. schenec-
tady, N. Y, Gazstts, We desire every member
OF our family TO use the Specifics. They arc
safe, sure and economical. Hampton, Va,
Home Butetin' Thousands Of our leading fami-
lies are ualng No. 10 for malaria and No. 10 FOR
dyspepsia. Shasta, CAL, Courier. We doctor
all our friends along the coast with these spe-
cincs and ind Nos. q and 80 infaliible remedies
for kidney diseases. Knowing the above TO be
almost Identical with the opinions OF personal
friends we cheerfully present them to our
readers. epon the principle II you know good
thing tell II and let your friends have the hens
nt-Chicago, ILL.,, Wsstera Broker. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
PooR HARRISBURG.

1oplo oe the Capital City to Have
''s : Dase Ball War.
ppop1e Of Harrisburg arc now In .
xpylo have the aams experience that
61es had IN 1854, whom It had two
a clubs. Last season Harrisburg
md team under the management Of
1hrrington. The club not only won
llddls States championship but In al
bdlity made soms money. This sea-
apother party Of men organized Q
made Harrington manager aud got
~ lnter-stats League. The men who
T. ~ II the old club felt sore, and thcy
( |ooxmlned 70 have team also. J. Mon
Irelter. formerly OF Lititx, was chosen
Nnnger. He has been In New York for
gal days and has induced that famous
ocod slub, the Cuban Giants, to locate In
1lsbarg next season and play upon the
GroundA
~ nnager Krester intimates that such an
fnEoment has been made, and that tho
1t Shose will bs TO obtain admission to
Jqeor-state League. He thinks the two
~ would have the effect OF booming
cther bscauss Of the rivalry that
Md surely be excited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
Deaths.

MyssER.-At his residence, near Wilmer. Pa.
I'D year. 'A "''
The relatives and friends are respectfully I'm.
vited 70 attend the funeral on Saturday. March
=, at pm. at the house. Services at Longneck.
ers Meeting House at 2:so p. m. mard3t.
y. Brady, the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-.
specially invited TO attend the funeral, nom
bis late residence, No. l27 East Walnut street.
on Friday morning at ~ o'clock, TO proceed To-
Mount Joy at W o'clock. Interment at Mount
Joy.
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Making an Inspection.

On Tuesday afternoon the water COM
mitteo ofcouncils, ,ofwhich Mayor Edgerley
II chairman, with Mayor-slect Clark, vis-
tied the city water works. The committee
a. body made their last inspection and
found everything in the bost Of condition.
After partaking OF lunch the committee
returned TO the city. mae
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
Action by Union c.rpenter..

he United Brotherhood of Carpenters
n4 Jciners met In their hall last evening,
eeing the frst meeting of the month.
hese was large attendance and 1t was
o(ved TO notify all employers that on
~ o1ser Nay ], the carpenters will work
- pone but union men. A communica-
~ VS. received from the Cigsrmakers'
- skiing endorsement Of the blue label,
tgvas heartily given, and Union 2O3
~ ~ members to ask for union made
- whefsvsr they are to be had and to
r1niso snch stores that keep the same !;
- buy home products II possible. Two
ttonal delegates 70 the Central Labor
IN we're elected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
A Prize Drawing,

Last evening nftsr very spirited meet
ing Of Red Roso Commandery, Knights of
the Mystic Chain, . prize drawing took
place. Edward WIcgand drew the tickets
from wheel. Tho first prize was 80 in
gold and IL was won by ticket a, held by
Mrs. +. A. Hook, Of West Walnut street.
No. "a, held by T. Ferricr, took the second
prize, silver watch. The third prize was
asilver caster and Mrs. James Nimlow's 8
ticket, No. 7l9, got It.
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A Large surpri.e Parity.

Last evening q surprise party was given
to Miss Ella and Willis Hershey. daughter
and son Of Eaby Hershey, a well-known
man who resides on the Beaver valloy
turnpike, about four miles from Lancaster.
About twenty-five couples, including peo-
ple from different sections Of the county,
~ well as some from Mechanicburg, Cum
bcrland county, met atDhe Cooper house.
They left In teams for Mr.. Hershey's house
between and 8 o'clock, where they spent
Q splendid evening.
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Isaac Jackson, . colored man who says
he has = barber shop at Willow Street,
camc TO town to-day with B. +. Bishop.
. white man. They had . good horse
hitched to dog cart and both became very
drunk while driving about town. They
began giving exhibitions % speed at diff
ferent places. They passed up North
Queen 90 fast that two ladies at the corner Of
Orange street narrowly escaped being run
|bver. Offlcer Lshr and Special oflncor Roads
followed the men and arrested them on
West King street. Tho team was taken "a
the Eagle hotel and the mon TO the station
house. The mayor will dispose Of their
cases.
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The schuetzsn veroiu.

The Lancaster Schustzen have elected
the following officers: President, Eber-
hardt J. Lamparter; vice president, w. j.
Smith; secretary, Ferdinand Bender ;
treasurer, George Kircher trustees,
Adolphus Schott, J. Harry Fresh and w.
J. Smith; executive committee, George
Kircher, J. II. Beachler Ferdinand Ben
dor, Adolphus schott LOWS Lyons
target.master, Joseph Hammond.
Tho night Of meeting was changed from
the last Friday TO the second Thursday o.
each month.
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-..:Hs 70 quality


er "OftsnH ~ DtoCk Marpots.
=. {ect toe1faf. .A-fsscolpts, eBc0; ehlpment1
"a strong bssvss, q ~ g; sssesS.
y 00o4 . st6ckers and lIeders, q 6oe !0i
COWS, bull and mixed, o. G0o9 - Texas oatsle,
q S06S S0; Western Rsngers, q 69s @
sss strong; %issd' = ssSS 8; Sssyy, % 81 8 g
O OK; l!ght g HfSlc; stips, 3 ~ 70 -,
kst strons; nstiyss, ,N 6olS 3 nv wsstSm voCied
e = 10 3 q 81 SSndrsS ss vSd WIGHT. " 'A"' :
East IsD.Efr. Mar. 2-Clttls--Receipt., p,
shsp".noa saoa @ ss %;snss M I1 cHli i S% Suiis SS
- .sS :, ;:!s -: y S .s,.,,.... , ,m
marist arm msdium, q @0a - Yos6srs
3; iSo no sssssipnssss' ~. esipspss 3 3 M ~ roi ~
6hssp-Rsoeipta, 10 shipmsns.. 100
ss5oa1 s; good 70 common. b Ooai %, lambs.
market steady. -.
head for sale market easier, but mot quotably
lower.
Hogs Receipts, 2, 800 head SO head for sale
nrIn and unchAnGed. ~ st
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Politoness Not Valued.

Mr.. Chugwater (rising with much polite
ness In Q crowded street carl" Permit me
to offer you seat, madam"
Lady (removing her veil as she sits down
and disclosing TO his surprise the features
OF Mrs. Chugwater)-"T THO, It's you, Is
It. You're unusually polite, Josiahp
Mr.. Chugwater--"Yes, It's /. II 1t had
been any body elso you would have finished
the Thank you.'b
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05

A "A ounce of prsvsntion u bstses. thsy ~
Than pound of the best sort 81 euFo,
lst us al ksep our tseth and esf gums MON
decay,
Ana our mouth ana our brsash 6fs@h snd pure.
FOR hottie Of DOzODONTB Ill W require =
To speedily realise all We desire. rf
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A Runway,

Tuesday afternoon H. +. Osborn, of
Inn Of Osborn q Hartman, WAS out
n . dog cart. He tied his horse to
On Lime street, near East King,
y ~ - went into house to attend to
- buslnesA Tho horse frightened at
Ming and having on rather light
~ he soon succeeded In tearing II.
~ becoming loose he ran down Lime
~ - Vine, down Vine to Duke and up
e. - court house. In front Of the Sprccher
49op the animal was caught by Special
~ John GIL. The horse had fallen
yWus tearing one shoe completely from
p 1bct and cutting one leg very badly.
- harness was also badly torn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
4ntsrtainment BY Young People.

1Ast evening sociable and literary en-
Seogtnlnment was held In the lecture-room
~ asacs Lutheran church. The pro-
sqnDme was good one, and the people
~ acquitted themselves very creditably.
~ was ~ follows: Piano Duet, Miss
Roiey Smallng and Mr.. A. Stein; vocal
1p1os Miss Annie Swartxwelder, with vio-
10 obligato, by c. Roger; reading, "The
QAree Lovers" by Miss Lou Myers; piano
'eotns Miss Caliie Shaeffer; vocal solo, Miss
Anode Locher; recitation, Mr.. Robb; vocal
nn1os Mr.. George Hambright banjo duett,
2eeoerA Comp and Coho. Coffee and
49, made by the young ladies of the So
10y were served during the evening and
61Gbly enjoyed.
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A Business Mems Jubilee,

A Business Mems Jubilee win be held In the
Court House on next Tuesday and Thursday
evenings by the Young Peoples Society OF ST.
Johns Lutheran church. The entertainment Is
something entirely new and novel and has
never before been presented in Lancaster, A
small admission is 70 be charged.
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~ III .xx0nNuxn- one doilar
81 S0IocnfuB1u 4NsmIt ~ -
Il - or6sP, - wheso nsothes
- - pssssssa - g Z :. ~ -
~ = ~ nnpoQow The toll gate.
~ Wad came laundering
- engineer signAled, but the
~ noather saw nor heard the
~ hogso ssomed 70 know the
Go p1unoe6 oat of The way, the
y = ~ oG1tne passing within . foot
{1o<1n, The team and occupant
n1usod, bat The old gentleman
s t6vero shock from bis marrow
= 0rsso, harness maker, has sued
1l1lS1nos, workman In his employ,
QUlpo 0olly, for carrying away
E b6s1E1ea gloves, ETC., from time 70
6GA ~ storo. A visit was made 70
- homs BY the police and num-
n nsaleles were found. Tho articles
& ~ boen. idsntlfisd by Mr.. Green,
= 8 nboont from town. Stricker gave
FL ~ hearing on Saturday.
y3gtlant Fire company decided last
~ attend the parade OF the state,
nPe oonventlou u Chester In Sep
4 Ihey viii attend In full firemen's
X jnGlndiue new overcoat&
Hockel, A. J. Kaufman, A. w.
~ ana n g. Conklin, Of Columbia
4. and A. NJ, attended the school
r6cti0n Ia Egyptian hall Of the Ma
Xonple, Philadelphia, last night.
& ~ specimen Of needle work can be
rt =. &. PfAhlof's windows in the form
oased stork with some rushes. II
W naout specimen Of embroidery ever
III lpWn. The lady doing this work
W - Suveal her name.
6 uahdAy school Of Trinity Reformed
3 viii hold an entertainment In the
NV SCHOOL on Friday evening. Tho
9Gnme win consist Of short cantata,
llx and dialogues.
k1Ypss 4 Co. have rented the rooms
ll& CSane building, on Locust street, for
916xm Of flre was caused yesterday
46n " The blowing Of whistle At
oDombIa rolling mill. All the en-
I39l6eo cut.
~ end landings musical comedy
M will nppear Ia the opera house on
III otoning next
- eolly oommitted Harry Daily
Au Hiiand. tramps, TO Jail this morn.
~ days, for riding on freight trains.
1sypar-old son Of John T. Fisher,
G)poeA died last night, after brief
a - - a
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m arkets.
Philadslphia Produca AI

Phiisdslphis Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 5-Noon-Flour firm !.
renn's superx, 0Ose Is; extra. 22s@2 IS .
LILLY, = lnay, % asUss 90; roller, toSs co. patent;
Wheat quiet No. Q Red new. saasac :.
NO. renn'a Red, zoe; No. do, S8assc
Corn steady; No. 2, new, sS54aS7c old, 40
,nisss osts steady; stead No. White sOIc.; No. 9
Al. sirsMawsak z Winter sa sssls %; Spring sls75
sslsd bay weak, 90 ooou was 70 sua,i.y
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Aasaulted uis wife.

Frederick Lederer has been prosecuted
before Alderman Barr for assaulting his
wife, and drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. He was committed for q hearing.
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me Aldermen Organize.

y aldermen Of the city met on Tues
pvoning q Alderman Barrs Office aud
~ ~ organization for social pur-
Two dinners . year was decided
- he manner OF celebrating one In
41neer and the other In the summer.
qyeees elected are: President, A. X.
nles secretary. ). X. Barr treasurer,
Uoonelly.
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A Reading lawyer In Town,

Morris II. Schasffsr. Of the Reading bar,
was ir the city to-day, as the attorney of
Gateley & lBritton, who issued execution
against J. A. Britton, Of the American
house. The effects Of Mr.. Britton will be
sold on Saturday.
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Councils Meeting.

The March meeting Of city councils will
be held this evening. The annual reports
OF the heads of departments win be pro-
s,nted,
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Made An Assignment. .

Dillman q Bair, hardware merchants. of
New Holland, against whom an execution
was issued fow days ago, assigned to-day
for the benefit Of creditors to A. w. Snader.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
LOCAL HOUSEHOLD MARKET.

The Central market was well attended by
farmers this morning. Butter and eggs werd
abundant, and the high prices aaked early In
tho morning were materially lowered before
cents was asked early, but the price dropped 10
Is cents. Eggs sold at l2dltc per dozen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05
A Letter tor Him

A Lsttor for Him.
A letter addressed to John Connell, an
old soldier, Is at Alderman Barrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-05

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application win be made to the governor
charter under .An Act to provide for the incor
poration ana regulation OF certain corporations.
asppr0ved s Aprii w ls5t, and the supplement
Tor the manufacturing, buying, seiiins
ana trading such articles OF merchandiss
as are used In the hardware, iron. steel ann
general merchandising trade, on March ~
A. d. isso. ISAAC pILLER,
w. +. DILLER,
CHAS. y. DILLER,
SAMUEL b. pILLER,
JAMES BLACK,
Subscribers and Incorporators
b. FRANK EsHLEAAN, SOLICITOR.
lnareStd k2tw
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y AnnuAi Chestnut.
n0ld snap u said 70 have de-
Ree ths pssch crop Ia and
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! 0dfinking q the houso Of Geo. Baird,
he sporting man, they became involved In
! quarrel and finally rssortsd 70 blows.
They clinchcd, and In the scuffie that fol.
lowed both Of them ssll down . flight OF
ntaira.
Baird, who was standing by, egged
Mitchell on and the fight was resumed At
The bottom Of the stairs.
Finally Mitchell seized poker and
etruck 0oode two severe blows on the head.
0oods was removed to hospital, where
his Injuries were pronounced serious.
Mitchell was arrested this afternoon.
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MARTIN BROS,
26 and % N. Queen st.

!. B. MARTIN & co.
CorSekS.
An era Of Cut Prices on DR..
Warmers and DR.. Balls Cor
sets, and tomorrow, Thursday,
March 6, we will sell Bali S
Corsets at 6oc each. Every
size in stock. A clear saving
of 4oc on every Corset.
Blankets.
Purchase Blankets now, even
if you do not need until next
winter. 1t will be a paying in
vestment. About $50 pairs of
Blankets in stock, and as the
room is needed for other goods
we prefer to lose money on
every Blanket rather than carry
over.
Dinner Sets.
Every Dinner Set in stock
reduced during the month Of
March, and you can pick up
some great bargains in Havi-
lands French China Sets Of I2s
pieces.
Chamber Ssks.
A crate opened to-day Of a
full set of 10 pieces at $2.a5 a
set-decorated.
China Silks.
Stripes and Blocks, Birds and
Flowers, at 75c a yard, regular
price 81 a yard. Suitable for
tides, screens, fancy work, &c.
Beaded Bam6oo curtains.
Iopairs at $3.50 a pair; no
more after this lot for less than
Sass a pair.
]. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Nest King and Prince SIS,
LANCASTER, PA.
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NEW BLACK GOODS.

Black Silk Nett, 81 OO, q 25.
46inch silk Warp Henrietta, sl2 TO $3.50,
4S.Inch Wool Henrietta, 76c, o. 90, 81 Is, 81 50,
tl76.
4o-Inch All Wool Cashmere, 4sc, Soc, 6o1sc, 75c.
A6Inch Wool Henriettas. S7ISc.
Yard-wide Cashmere. 2Oc, Csc, s3c, s7,lc.
40Inch Striped Henrietta, 50c.
Brocade Mohairs, 75c.
60Inch All-Wool surah Twill, 75c and 81 co.
40-Inch Cut Cashmeres, Soc, 75c, 81 o.
Yard-Wide Striped Serges, size.
Brilliantinss, Csc and Soc.
All-Wool Broadcloths, 25c, 371sc, Soc, 81 CO.
2a-Inch Black Silks, 75c, 81 90.
Black Silks, SOC, 75c, 81 90, 81 %, 81 60
surah silks, Soc, 75c, S75zc.:
Satin Rhadamas, 75c, S7Il, 81 90, 81 g.
Black Brocade Silks, 75c, 81 90, 81 25, 81 80.
Black Velvets, Csc, a3c, Soc, 75c, 81 90, 81 2a
Bordered Nuns Veilings, for wells, 75c, 81 90,
N25.
Big Bargains in Black Crepes.
Black shawls, 81 90. 81 %. q So 50 90, 50 90 to
Sl5 90. (:
Big Assortment of Black Silk Ribbons.
Black Silk Laces, loc, l2hSc, lie, 2Oc CSC to Soc
Bargains In Black Velvet Ribbons
Black Dress Ginghams, l0c, l2xc.
Black Braid Trimming, 25c, s7ISc, Soc.
Black Silk Fringes, SOC, 75c.
Big Assortment OF Black Caiicoes.
Black Kid Gloves, Soc. SIC, 75c, 81 %.
Black Corsets. 81 90.
Black Hosiery, loc, l2,c, Csc, s7ac. SOC to 81 co.
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alrtu ADVERTISEMENTS.
A BsoLUTELY PURE.
ass
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.

rINHlS powder never varies. marvel of nm
Il rity, strength and wholesomeness. More
economical than the ordinary kinds and can.
not be sold In competition with the mt itituds
o. low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
t,,oWaefs Sold only "a caas. ROYAL BAKING
Fo"Dkh Co.. io6 Wall street, New York.
mar2l-lyd&lyw
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-05-18
FREE COINAGE CONVENTION.

By virtue OF tho authority vested
in him and in obedience to umerou
anl urgent requests to 50 do, Thomas
Fitch, a mctnber OF the National
Executive Silver COMMITTEES, has
called n Free Coinage Convention, to
be held ut Carson City on tho 10Th
instant, and invites all who favor
Congressional legislation in bohalf Of
FREQ aud unlimited coinage to elect
delegates to said convention. This
is the first practical movement made
in Nevada having for its object free
coinage. The people Of the State
have for years been demanding OF
Congress that the wrong of 1873 be
rigilted. All our e]ntreaties, notwith-
standing, have been UNDECIDED because
actions speak louder than words and
the willy politicians of the East saw
thai our declarations between cleo
tions were forgotten at tho ballot
box.
Tho Silver State, n strong silver
advocate, in commenting on the
action taken by Mr. Fitch, Gays:
Now it is proposed to try concerted
action and prove tho truth OF the
adagc that .In union there is
strength" Tho OILY hopo of tho
State lies in tho FREQ coinage Of sill
YER. Tho drought of Inst Summer
and SHOWS of last Winter devastated
the herds aud fiocks which dotted our
plains. Tho agriculturalist OF the
Truckee, whose alfalfa fields enriched
him, must find other markets for his
product than that hitherto afforded
him by the cattle wner of Northern
Nevada, and that market he can find
oaly by having free coinage of silTer
aud renewed life in tho mines. 1t
Is to b. hoped that every mining
camp anil agricultural settlement, NJ
tho question involved Oncerns tho
fnrncr ns much ns tho minor, in the
State will hold meetings and select
delegates TO represent Thorn ut tho
meetings at tho respective county
seats, and that full delegations OF
determined mon will b. sont to tho
State Convention mt Carson.