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Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25
An Editors Faith

The editor of the Advocate ,, lished at Greenville, Ala, espresso. his faith in $. $. S.: The pooa .,. preparation has accomplished is in calculable, and thousands of u. and women that it has saved fro. an early grave to-day rise up and bless the originator, and those ut. placed it in their power to procure i, A number of our acquaintances b.ro used this wonderful medicine ,o their great benefit, most of tbem :. their perfect healing, and their tes,i money has been given to the pubG. that others like them may take Il. healing balm. We know that Swift. Specific (S. $. S.) is no humh,r and can recommend it, and We do most heartily. The proprietors a,o genial, liberal and charitable and have done probably as much or mora good than any other firm in tbo South. Read, reflect and he ro lieved. "- lGreenville (Ala) Advo. cate, November, 1889.
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Prepare for the Worst.

Summer comes as very pleasant change afrcr the rlgors of q long. cold winter. Its blue skies, its balmy hrcczea, it's bright flowers and green fields are delicious indeed. But summer has it's dark as well as it's bright side. Lurking within it's breezes and its flowers are innumcra- ble ills which prey upon the human body. Do not be deceived bv ap- pearances. Be warned in time and he prepared for the worst. With T bottle of Pe-ru-na and one of Man-a- i'm in the house, you gre safe ouongh. Do not fail to keep them constantly on hand. There is not single sum mer complaint that they will not promptly correct, Trouble of the stomach, liver, kidney and bowels which are so common at this season of the year, all yield quickly to these remarkable family medicines They will be found invaluable. Sold by all druggists. Sl bottle. For sale by Geo. W. Terry.
 Cascarne is good for children.
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If it be mud let it dry and il will fall of and soil less Dispatch
 In what school of journalism has the Dispatch been trained: Making a charge Of the most serious and damaging character against large majority of the best citizens of the community in which it is published, when challenged for the proof it flippantly and tauntingly tells them, ''if it be mud let it dry and it will fall off and soil less How much longer is this commNnity destined to endure such inlictions
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These facts prepare us to believe the re- port fProf T. J. Crawford that he was ap- preached by an agent in disguise. Thi- agent inquired about what would be necessa- " 10 elect friendly directors. This agent proposed to invest $50, or more, if neccs- sary.-tDi,patch.
 A newspaper should never whis- per, nor wink, nor shake it's head and say, know something very bad, but am not going to tell ii. A newspaper should stand erect and look the world straight in the face-not in defiance of truth and justice, but in the strength of those virtues. Two weeks ago the Dispatch intimated that it knew the guilty party, and had proof that would place him in an unenvlable position. To our demand for the name of the party and the proof of hls guilt. our contemporary submits this chaff.
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 McKinlev. and the rest of the Wall street crowd, and voted for the bill. The explanation is plain and simple. McRae. Breckinridge, Rogers and Peel were elected by the people, and are the free and independent Representatives of the people. Feath- erston is indebted to Powell Clayton and Poker Jack Mcclure for his elec- ton. and must do their bidding, re- gardless of the interests of the peo- pie. And so it must be with all State and county officers elected in whole or in part by the same influences.
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The nion labor people prOfes:

The Union labor people profess to be in favor of the free coinage of sll- yer money of the equal value of gold m ,aey and legal tender Treasury notes, and we believe they are. And vet when McRac, with lis usual gal lautry and devotion to the people, called upon Featherston, the L. l.. Representative, two weeks ago, to stand up with him and Breckinridge, Rogers and Peel, and vote against the bill to demonetize and prohibit the coinage of silyer-the bill to enact that silver shall not be money at all
 did Featherston do it? No. He stood shoulder to shoulder with Reed ,
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ct him answer who can.

The silver bill, passed by inc House, has been changed by the Senate. The lords have stricken out everything that could in- jurc HDzzardism or benefit the producing classcs.--[ Dispatch
 We congratulate ourselves that we have never reached that point in journalism Iwhere we could wilfully dstort truth or pcrvert fact. The silver bill, as it passed the House with the aid of Mir. Featherston s vote, and in spite of the votes of Me
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As the State convention excused uon. (. M Norwood, and did not put him on for Governor, he is good timber for Congress or for the State Senate. T Dispatch.
 Excused '" That s exquisite. So did President Cleveland excuse the Governor CD for L. $. Indian Inspector, for General Indian Agent, and for Agent of the Comanches, Kiowas and Apaches. So did Double Barrel Boss Grayson, through the so-called l.. l.. county convention, excuse Squire Amonette for county jndge and MT. Pringle Greer for sheriff And by and by the people will take hand and ex- cnse the Governor CD for Congress and State Senator.
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WE LIKE THE SUGGESTION.

The PIcAYUsE bids fair to be our best l.. L. campaign document ss of yore. Long may she wsve.-[ Dispatch.
 For the interest we feel in the gen. eral welfare, we wish the PICAYUNE could fall regularly into the hands of every reader of the Dispatch in the State of Arkansas. And as long as .'she'' can hold out to wave at all "she" will continue to publish the news that Featherston voted for the bill to demonetize silver-to enact that silver shall not be money at all ; that the L. l.. State platform does not contain q single word upon the question of taxation; that money, taxation. alien ownership of lands, trusts, combines. dealing in futures, railroad pools. free and untram- meled ballot. snd the restoration of good government, are the live, vital questions before the country to-day :; that the attention of the people can not he diverted from them by such rot as we see from week to week in the Clayton organs concerning the duffers, the Hazards and the Buells as applied to Democracy; that the people are aroused; that the closer Pap watches the niggers, v or causes them to be watched, the larger the Democratic majority will be in Nevada county; and finally, that the Dispatch will be required to support all of it's charges by tangi- ble proof, or stand convicted by the public of Munchausenism. If the L. L. campaign committee would like to circulate the PICAYCNE as a campaign document, we would be delighted to furnish any required number of copies for that purpose at greatly reduced rates.
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T. P. A. Convention at Denver.

For this occasion, June 9th to Ioen' which is to be grand success, "lhe n ,ro" Mountain Route" and Missouri PacIllc h,.' way will sell tickets from all poln's m AT, kansas at one fare for the round trip' or ri, in other words, half rates. These tickets n VII, a be on sale June 22nd and 23rd' and VIII U' Uo good to return any time within thirty oaySS Through Free Reclining Chair Cars aao ac' Pullman Sleeping Car to &. Louis conl'eo, .aeo, ting there with similar special eqnlpIss,mr s,r. without change to Denver. Tickets ana nn, ,"r ther information can be obtained from yo"' nearest coupon ticket agent.
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Men do not always know when they are doing things that will live after them. When Gen. sherman signaled to Gen. Corse at Altoona. Ga, to hold the fort. for l am coming" it is safe to say that the thought that that message might be perpetnated in song or history, did not enter his mind. But it has been made the subject of a popular hymn, and will be sung long years after Gen. Sherman and Gen. Corse march through the salIyport into the Great Fort of Peace and Rest beyond the River. And when our distinguished Postmaster sent that now famous message to his rounders, 1t is not likely that he ever expected to hear of it again. But already Pap says watch the nlggcrs" has been made the subject of an animating cam paign song, which we are really afraid will become so popular that it will turn our Postmaster head, and give his jealous rivals room to charge that he is "stuck up and no longer on a level with their hoodlum associ ates. The PIcAYrNE hopes that it has not given the Postmaster rivals means to take any unfair advantage of him.
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The farmers of kansas-the corn rai,ers and corn burners, as they are often called-seem to know their true friends. In their organized capacity as the Farmers Alliance they are rallying to the support of the Democratic party in the splen- did and earnest fight which it is making for free coinage of silver, for more money, for reduction of the robber tariff, for honest Govern ment. With that sterling old Demo- crat and farmer-citizen. cX-Goy. Chas. Robinson, of Lawrence, as the standard bearer of the Democratic party and the Farmers Alliance, their success in the next State elcc- ton may not be impossible, uotWith- standing the Republican majority of S2 .OOO in November, 1888.
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Col. Chas. F.. Cunningham, of Little Rock, who was the Union La bor candidate for Nice-President two years ago, refuses to support the L. l.. ticket headed by Fizer. He says the Democratic party is standing on his platform. Of course all our read CTS know that Gen. ]. B. Weaver who was the Greenback candidate for President in 1880, came over to the Democratic party at the same time the Arkansas wing of the Green back party abandoned that organiza- ton and allied itself with Powell Clayton's Republican machine under the catch name of Union Labcr party. We believe, however, that old Ben Butler, who was the L. L. candidate for President in 1884. is stlll mas querading in Union Labor costume, though he has several times made us quite nervous by speaking favorably not only of the platforms of the Democratic party, but of the hcroIc efforts of her Senators and Repre- sentatives in Congress to force legis- laton for the relief of the people. And in addition to these leaders, large numbers of the rank and file of the so-callcd |. l.. party are re- turning to the Democratic party, which is to-day the great organized champion of the rights of the people. Almost daily we hear of some good man becoming convinced of the fal- lacy of longer adhering to the |. L. party, and returning to the Demo cratic party as the hope of the country
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

Wolfs Acme Backing, the very best shoe polish, at W. l.. Gaines X Son $ shoe shop. Buy sample bot tie.
 he Goddess of Plenty and the smIllng daughter of Peace are as naught to those affected with the demon of billiousncss. It's deadly foe Is the sovereign remedy known as Cascarinc.
 The most popular liniment, is the old reliable, Dr. ]. II. McLaan's Volcanic oil Linimeut.
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country.

Boys, lets meet the Hazards with new party and force them to order out the militia It is better to be forced into slavery than to be fooled into it. Dispatch.
 What does the Dispatch propose to try now? Having ridden the Greenback party to death, 1t aban- doncd it, and joined the L. l.. r. Riding the l.. l.. r. straight into the Republican camp. and speedily driving all the respectable members ont of that party in this county, the Dispatch now proposes to forsake it and try something else. What can it be? Who does the Dispatch re- fer to a> the Hazards? And what outrage does our contemporary pro- pose to commit to induce Gov. Eagle to order out the militia: Fellow citizens, beware of the scheming pol-
 lician who would urge you to deeds uf violence to conflict and carnage
 no matter with what professions of friendship he may bcguile you--for that course can but augment your burdens. Seek redress for your wrongs through peaceable and law ful methods. Your remedy is at the ballot box, and not at the brcech of Winchester rifles, and you should distrust the man who suggests to the contrary as a public enemy.
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The hope of the farmers of this country, both white and black, north and south, east and west, is in the Democratic party. IL is the party of liberty and justice, of low taxes and sufficient money, of honest Gov crnmcnt and free ballot, and k strong enough, with the patient sup port of the people, to compel a greater measure of needed relief to them than any other party could possibly effect.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

Rae, Rogers, Breckinridge and Peel. was for the absolute demonetization of silver: that the silver dollar should not be a dollar at all that silver should not be coined any more, and should not be money at all.
 When it got into the Senate, the Democratic members of that body except three from the East-and a sufficient number of Republicans from the West. amended it so as to completely change it's nature, and make it an absolute free coinage bill. IL is now suspended between the House and the Senate. The Re- publican majority In the House still declare that silver shall be demone- tized. In this determination Feath- erst0n stands shoulder to shoulder with them. In the Senate. the Demo- crats and most of the Western Re publicans ayow that the silver dollar shall be a dollar equal to any other dollar. and also that all the silver that can be dug from the earth may be coined into such dollars.
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Proceedings of Senatorial Conven-
 tion.

The Democratic Senatorial Con vcntion of the goth district met at Hope on June 20, 1890, with full delegation present.
 On motion, C. A. Bridcwcll was chosen chairman and Geo. W. Fay Tor secretary.
 Nominations being in order, C. C. llamby, Esq, of Nevada, was put in nomination before the convention by W. '. Tompkins, who spoke in eulo- gistic terms of MT Hamby. and as sured the convention that there was no man in the District better quail ied than he, to lead the Democratic party to victory. There being no other nomination the convention proceeded to ballot with the follow ing result; Nevada, six votes for ilamby; Hampstead, 10 votes for llamby. The Chair declared C. C. !iamhy unanimously nominated the Democratic candidate for Senator of the goth District.
 On motion, the following Senate. rial executive committee of the 2Oth district was unanimously chosen; Nevada: W. Y. Tompkins, Oscar Phillips; Hampstead: Claude Dug ger, W. A. Briant, C. A. Bridewell.
 On motion, w, V. Tompkins was elected chairman of the executive committee and C. A. Bridewell secretary.
 On motion, convention adjourned sine die. C. A. BIiIprwr,I
 GEo. W. TAYLOR. Chairman.
 Secretary.
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The platform adopted by the Dem ocratc State Convention, and printed elsewhere in the PICAYrNE, is broad and strong, and constructed of the soundest Democratic material. We hope it will be read by every citizen of Nevada county. We com mend it to our Union Labor friends, especially, and invite their serious attention to the fact that it contains a strong plank it favor of q reduction of the present cXorbitant tariff taxa ton to the actual needs of the Gov crnmcnt honestly and economically administered, and that the platform of what purportS to be their own party is entirely and mysteriously silent on that important subject, :
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The bosses get mad because we "caress" them q little occasionally. Just wait until all the people can take q whack at them on election day, and they will think pile driver dropped on them.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

The demands of the Farmers AL liancc and Industrial Union on money and taxes, alien ownership of land, and dealing in futures, are all embodied in the Democratic plat form, and endorsed hy cX-President Cleveland; and the Democrats in Congress are making a heroic fight to compel their enactment into law. When the vote was taken two weeks ago on the bill to demonetize silver, McRac, Breckinridgc, Rogers and Peel, the peoples Representatives, voted against il, and Featherston, Powell Clayton's so-called L. l.. Representative, voted for it.
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When Bland and McRae called upon r,4atr,tan to stand up with them in opposition to the bill to de- monetize silver, Featherston stood up. but with the Wall street crowd in favor of the bill. and not with the peoples Representatives against it.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

As | will be absent q considerable portion of the time during the next two months, Hon. F.. E. White will assist in the editorial conduct of the PIcAYrxE, beginning with issue of June lth. His contributions will be marked thus Q,
 J. w. GARDNER.
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Why raise such smoke by hcrccly blow ing so small ,parH.-LDi.potch.
 Why was the spark emitted in the first place; The Dispatch has been wantonly dropping sparks here so long that it actually appears to be amazed at the tardy resentment of q much abused and forbearing community.
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Why ask us for proot positive and per sonal. Dispatch.
 Because, to say the least of it, the charge reflected seriously upon the political integrity of a large majori- ty of the most respectable people of this community, and the burden of proof rests upon the prosecution. :" If the Dispatch should fail to prove the charge within reasonable time, the public will be expected to under stand that It is groundless.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

The Senatorial Convention for the District composed of Nevada and Hampstead counties met at Hope last Saturday and unanimously nom mated Senator C. C. Ilamby, of Prescott, for reelection, MT. Ham by is well equipped for the position of Senator, and we believe he will he elected by q handsome majority.
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The Democratic Congressional Convention for this District will meet at Fordycc to-day. Congressman McRae will be rc-nominated by the unanimous vote of the Convention. He has no opposition, and every county in the District has instructed for him.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

Swift's Specific is entirely yege. table medicine, which has ever cured blood poison, scrofula, blood humo,s and kindred diseases. Send for o,, book on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
 Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

Union Labor Fizer has never farmed except with his mouth. Dem ocrat Eagle has farmed all his life. and always with his hands. Let every toiler vote for Eagle.
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The attention of our readers i, in- yitcd to a new poem ny Col. Geo. P. Smootc, printed on the first of the PlcArrNE to-day. It is a gem of tender and noble sentiment, and will still further increase the already widespread flame of it, classic author.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

UEmUCkAIlG lIGkt |. Congressional. Congress-Thir1 District, T. C. McRAE
 State.
 Governor. JAMES r. EAGLE. Secretary of State. E. B. CIIlSM. Auditor of State, VIM. \. DUNLOP. Treasurer. ROBERT E. MORROW. Attoruey-GeHeral, VIM. E. ATKINSON. Supt. Public Instruction, JOSIAH II. SilINN. Commissioner of State Lands, C. E. MEYER Commissioner of Agriculture. NJ. F. LOCKE Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, NJ. II. SANDEl.S. Judicial. Circuit Judge, R. E. WILLIAMS. Prosecuting Attorney, J. H. McCOLLC NJ. Senatorial. State Scnator-20th District, (. C. HAMBY.
 County. Representative, F.. F.. WHITE County and Probate Judge, N \ SUTTON. Circuit Clerk, J. E. PORTS. County Clerk, 0. k. McDANlEL
 Shcrin.
 ED. HOOD.
 Surveyor, J. r. F.. MAY.
 Treasurer. JOHN PARKER
 Surveyor, GEO. E. MAUTZ.
 Coroner, T. NJ. GAMAGE. Township. Justices of the Peace, W. NJ. KAY, j. J. McGRAW, D. J. MONTGOMERY Jr. Constable, LEVI MOORE.
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 THE PICAYUNE.
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Judicial.

Judicial.
 Circuit Judge, R. E. WILLIAMS. Prosecuting Attorney, J. II. McCOLLC NJ.
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Oastatlne l5 good ior children.
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Township

Justices of the Peace, W. NJ. KAY, j. J. McGRAW, b. J. MONTGOMERY Jr.
 Constable, LEVI MOORE.
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Senatorial.

State 2Oth District,
 C. C. uAMBY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-12-06
MINING APPLICATION No. 1888.

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patent tor 1900 linear feet Of the
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OF quartz claims
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