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Earned runs, none; home run, DAILY; bases
on balls, of Meekinp2, off Hart 4; hit by
pitcher, Sweeney; struck out, By Meekin 8,
by Hart 3; first base on errors, st. Paul .,
Dies Moines l; stolen base, Stockwell; left
on bases, ST. Paul 3, Des Moines =; wild
pitches. Meekin 2, Hart i passed ball,
Broughton /; time, 80; umpire, Hoover.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-07
But the Tooth's In the Other Jaw

Harpers Young People.
Aunt Mary-Poor Bulge! Does your
tooth ache yet? If 'twere mine, dear,
I'd have it out at once.
Budget 'twere yours! Well, auntie,
so would |.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-07

singles by Shock. Morrjssy and AL
berts. Dalrymple made the last run of
the game in the ninth on his hit,
Shoeh's single and Morrissy's sacrifice
hit. The score:
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OMAHA BATS CONWAY,

And Beats Kansas City Out of
Sight.
OMAHA, July 6.-The Omaha cripples
and ice wagons ran against the Cowboys
to-day and butted them off the embank-
ment The score:
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Itch! Itch!! itch!!!
Scratch! Scratch! Seratch!!! :,

This is the condition Of thousa nds who
agony from itching, bleeding and burning
eczemas and other skin fortunes, and who
live in ignorance of the fact that a single ap-
plication of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES will af-
ford instant relief, and point to speedy,
permanent and economical cure.
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Health Is Wealth,

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HIT OUT OF THE LOT.
Jimmie Daily Wins a Game on
a Drive Over the Right
Field Fence.
Milwaukee Getting Revenge
in Large Chunks From
the Milleps.
Omaha Celebrates It's Return
Home by Defeating the
Cowboys.
An Easy Trick for Denver
to Get Away With the
CornhuSkers.
American Assoe'n.

Players League National League
Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York.
Buffalo at New York. Cincinnati at Phila.
Pittsburg at Phila Cleveland at Brooklyn
Cleveland ut Boston Pittsburg at Boston.
Western Observation-Disclosures at Mil
Waukee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-07
PALO ALTO AND JACK.
The Two Horses Matched for a
Big Money Race.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Senator Stanford's
famous stallion, Palo Alto, has been
matched against the gray gelding Jack,
record 2:15, owned by George Middle
ton, of Chicago. The match was made
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One Consolation.
Puck

PucK.
The man who is not successful in love
at least escapes the horrors of the war
thatmay follow that success.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-07
Two Souls With Single,Thought

Springfield Graphic.
He (reading)- Chicken, roast beef,
roast lamb, turkey. beefsteak and
onions
She (interrupting)-I know what ]
woulk like; that is, if you ate some,
too!
He Ordering without hesitancy)-
Beefsteak and onions for two!
She rapturously) oh, George!
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THEY HAD A PICNIC.

Devlin an Easy Mark for the Car
Donates.
DENVER, July 5.-The local team had
a pleasant time at the expense of Mr..
Soutl-paw DevIin to-day. The score:
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Entitled to the Best.

*Not included in totals; no clearing house
at this time last year.
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- results. Is .gest circulation and
H0n% most adv intageous rates are
AENk given by the CLOSE, The greas
Want medium.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics, Syracuse. St. Louis and
Louisville Win.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The Athletic
club had no trouble at all in defeating
Columbus at Gloucester Point. N. j.,
this afternoon. Attendance, 3,117.
Score:
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Milwaukee. - 2 o % 2 q lis
Minneapolis 1 o O U O l O o o.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26
list OF Registered Vorcrs, Wells
PrecIiict, fSOO. ="

list OF Registered vorcrs, Wells
PrecIiict. fSDo. 4"
Allen, MerrfttD Andfo&s, GeraldW
AllSh, George Badt, Morris
Burger jacob Brown, William
Bsesoi, e l. Bourne, John ST.
Bell. Abort Burke, flmotby
Bartholomew, G Bell, Nephi
Bshndis, A"E Eayot;;iS 9
Bnlla, NJ b, Burton, Joseph
Donlin, VIM II ' C5fycii, TffI ""''
Congpr. William Cfssidy,, 'JaTniesi
t.opgtr, John Re Cummings, Jarncs
CnrtAss, Hi iCdrd6na TDhiG:'
Girdia, Dennis Crosby, Thoinnb .
Carson, William :-Chastain,, II T:;''s
CLARK, Seymour. Davis, ELY Wa p"
Bacitrsneau, v DayrDJ" "H
l.)tfIpc, Albert =. Fisher;Allon .''
Fitch, j d .". = Flick, AlolpRis
NaiiuGah; Charles Gil,ner,tW H.
Gleason;W IT Gray, Enoch f'
;GibbonsjJahn ~ Gin6iE Gabriel
,aabhel, .hAW.:2' >GlehhGh, Michder
;Gillospip, JIHes Giliespf6 d II EN
i1Inmill, II p Anrdesty, Z
Hanks, W J.. ..>.. HolsbyC.MP::
Holm, Petor .EsathmniI FSank
HSneyman,J L = Hatmnn;t Charles
Hunter, BE-: liansob,P c,or -!
Harrington, Frank Hnll, ] q ~
1Iolsted, go. Il IIarlis,'C r
.HuntH, Ernqst. Hnkes, Ulysos
Hptchosop, s.. Hclsioy; Chas';H
Harris, CHARLES . .Horris, Henry. :,
Ja1ues, Isaac, l. .Jeycll, Thomas IL
Jones, J = Knopf,,W William !:
Knopt, Andrew Kelly, NM : g,
Luhmnn, fIoary Loidig, Georgo. r.
L3nc. WA Lambert, LSB =
Mason, L. II . MoArthur, 90 -.
Msadsn, Petor'. sMiilor,iB + Z
Murphy, James Morris, BENZ,
Mason, Nelson Manning, AE
htcNillcn, NIP, ,3fGA4ecry: II, hard
heDermitt, = NJ MgNe;i, J IL nur
Nay,JJ. Eorton, Rtrpk, .
N3ble,.A $ o'Npil, MI
oNsil,.RC !o,Neil, Michael
o,ifiirtd; Up Pstsyfihn, Hcubon
Ptnsolly, Rfohdrd Piity, w
PhiiiiP$, ;;Jdi,os ,,,fpHrinty, En- :,
Perkihs, Lewis 6Hiici, q i.
,Qdilioi, s Ryan, John
Ralph, James A Nngan, Daniel
Smith, NJ M Sucotti, Lorenzo
Stnkes.F o ScberH, Martin .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26
PLATFORM 0 RESOLUTIONS.
Adopted by the Democratic
=, -. - 90.
. County; Convention, Oct.
, 10, 1Sao. :.....

The Democrats OF Elko county in
Convention assembled hereby ratify
and rentiirin tho. plntiorn adopted by
tho Democratic State Convention nj
Reno on the twelfth dIy OF September,
1890, and ~preticntto this Convention
tho following resolutions: l.. e
Resolved: That. wo nro in favor OF
calling n Constitutional Convention
for tho purpose Of reducing tho
b"urdensonlo taxation which tho pco.
ple OF this Statc nro grooming under,
md which not only prevents immi.
grafton, but is absolutely dcpopu.
lutInR tho State; md wo recommend
that tho Democratic ticket for this
county DO printed with tho following
words thereon:
"Constitntional Convention, yns."
Rcsoired: Tint we dbmuud Of tho
incoming Legislature tho Immediate
u UNCONVENTIONAL repeal Of tho law
pissed 10y tho last Nevada Lcgisla.
ture, and Improved oh'tho ninth dny
OF March, 1890, known us tho "Os.
borne Wutor Law,
Resolved: That willie wo nro in
favor Of radical reduction OF tho
expenses Of both State and County
governments, we, nIo, NOT In favor OF
reducing tho sniaritB. OF our County
mmissidnets. 6s No rcgarl thpm ma
tho custodinns OF OR county finanCcs
ind tho most jmb1ftant officers tho
voters OF tho oouotX arc called upon
to elect. .,Yr..,, go.
Resolved. That so aro in favor o,
tho FREQ md inhibited coinage OF
standard silvsr dollars OF tho present
weight md tinenosa, which sbnll DO n
leguI tender Tor th6> Payment OF nil
debta both public Rttl. private, and wo
will DO satisfied with nothing lcos.
Resolved; That NO arc opposed to
tho consolidation of tho olllco Of
County Superintendent. Of Schools
with Tint OF District Attorney, us wo
believe such n combination would DO
detrimental TO tho educational inter.
osts OF tho county upon winch her
future welfare dcronds. Tho succrss
OF FREQ government depends upon tho
education OF tho people,
RcsolUed: That we Mo In fnvor OF
olccting u thoroughly competent pcr.
con to tho Office Of Superintendent OF
Schoola md increasing tho snlnry TO
hundred dollHrs ror month, pro.
vided, that tho anid Superintendent
ehall visit uaCh public school In tho
county Mt lenst onco during oach
school yonr.
Resolved: Tint for tho purpose OF
occurring tho purity Of thu Ilot Box,
,wo nro in favor Of tho Australian bnl.
Ilnt system No Wloptod Ia tho S;ato Of
D"""ouShusetts' .Egsd 49,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26
WHAT 1T WOULD MEAN.

-. : aH -
"a Tao Republican press and speakers
?kiD% that'thcy arc asserting falsely
wheujhcy claim that there ia tho re-
mo:est possibility OF IL free coinage
law being passed by tho; next Con
.gfnssif il SHOULD ba OF tho: samo: po-
4tSal comploy:on.ps tIe,present onc
.iEhey know. moreover, that y Eoau0l!-
can victory in Nevada this. Fall means,
Q; ~ lel3t taati il weuidba interpreted
,ip.kho Est, ~ mourning, that thc .peo.
.pie 81 this, a silver producing State,
.Ep ,slt:slSl wit, at!ae, p:esa1t- law
,!y3ich lulkq3. silver a,connoii:y: like
corn, wheat or wool. The. olection of
Mr.: Bartino would b,..n ten timc5
greater victory Tor tho gold bugs. than
thG .rurchased reelection Of Reed or
C9n2er, for 1t would DO an assurance
+to tho mono-meta!ists. that Nevada
will submit TO any .i~,npositioa rather
tam by"ak oysr the lines Of tho. Re-
pablican party, and that 40 concession
';Hathe matter OF sit4Si is necessary to
4hsuse tho political Pdpp55rt Of Ito
States Congressional representation
ffn!eoHncction With everything per-
tanning to tho retention OF. the. power
OF tho party in this Senat, and House.
tSOn Tho contrary TITO election OF Mr..
eCtssidy will moan that-tho people OF
| Ncyatia 'nre not satisfied with the
sherman law, and that no political
c1n count upon The support Of
this State in Congress- which refuses
nato give: - that which. wo nsk for: or
rather that which we wtll henceforth
demand, nndwhich Mr.. Cdssidy will
demand viz: The FREQ and unlimited
!coinaso OF tho white motal. Virginia
Chronicle. Z =: " g:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26
HON. GEO. W. CASSIDY.

Tho Democrats Or Nevada, says tho
Butte, Montana, Mining Journal, have
done q wise thing in selecting. Hon.
Goo. w. Cassidy as their. c91diduto
for Representative in Congress, and
the people ofthat State, without re-
@ ard to politics, should $50 70 it that
>ho is elected. Mr.. CASSIDY isa gentles'
man ri splendid ability, answering
courage. ,ine presence and knows
how TO talk when he has anything. to
say.. Here it may 90 mentioned that
no matter what subjects come before
the public he has pronounced ,opins.
iatfs upon tlfem and does not hesitato
TO oiPtsss them; no 1mattcr where he:
may be, whether on tho floor OF Con-
gress; onathe slump or in his sanctum.
I6o-sWosSingaiea OF Nevada should
bear in minl that in tho seventies
Whar tana ttemp was. uado TO break
down tho. n!ncrs'.unions in that State,
especially in Eurcia, Tor thu: purpose
o t:rs;lueiag wages, tho atAest CHAM
.pion thl: tho .laborcr; had yas George
w. CASSIDY. With his pep ard Iiyoico
itc attacked the scheme and did moro
t3aY f:2y otherton man to prevent
its coasummation. Ho is q. sound
silver m,n and while no ono cares 10
detTnct from tho merits OF Senator
Stewart, it'iray ,Le snid that many OF
the arglj{c1ts advanced By Mr.. Stew;
art UPON tho subject OF coinage arc
bnildol upoa lions advanced by Cas-
siaY. years ngo. Tho candidate is
also sonndiupon tho Democrat; prin-'
-oiple ostafiff roforn, and il elected
will not play second fiddle 10 Tho
SPEAKER ura4y one else. For-3hese
'reasonswn know that Mr.. Cassidy'
should DO elected End hoPe< that he
will. II t!Iore isauy sraLisuls in tho
workingmeu they will rally to his sup
port and 500 that he is rewarded for
his services in thoir bohalt by being
sqnt to represent his State in Con
gross. Tho West, especially tho
.wpTkingmaa Of tho Wost, need such
representatives, in the national Con-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26

Sparks, John Sehmid, G
Steel, james Scott, Joseph
Shelton, JobnsL Shelton, Logan
Sheets. G L Shikcll, j
Shehan. Moses Strick:.in md, L II
Tanner, John TiDnen. John
Tanner, Benjamin Woodruff. E
Whisniar, Dan:cl ,Whisman, James
wisrich, Roman Watts, John
Weeks, JF Whitney, L E.
STATE OF NEVADA,
-; COUNTY. OF, ELKQ.. ,.}
Notice is thereby given. that I will
receive, objections y tho right to vote
on the part of amy person above reg
istored, pptil.6 o'clock, P..M, on tho
3lst day of October. 1890. All per-
sons iwiff9se names nma4 IS enormously
entered IN this list should appear ut.
my Office and 8aSo SSSSohp error COR.
rectod::.-i::f s:s> - -.
t.:fa. sT"a %*r tSs2 VIZ. C6SoiR;;>
go SResistrS1 ASsht,iWills,1 Precinct.
Wells, New, DC. 81, 1Soo.::..~
EesisisrSdSy Ssers: Lamoiie Pre-,
+. "a" c 9ciiist, 1900: =.
Bowers, G NJ BuLio, Louis;
Billet, Jamss, a Bristol, Charles !
Briggs, Charles- Brady, William s.
Butler, G MA: =rCarden, A.R
..Gahiu, Th?1,as,~ .Gabino, Charles:
Conrad, jacob yCawpleD.J J: J Jr
Dakin. Judsep Dakip, Elisha
.DIkin, Stephen" D4kin, ELMER.
Dakin. w. II =, Eager, NJ X
Frankie, Henry. Franks, Thomas .
Gilland, WI Gilmore, G d 80.
Ghcen;1JB Grant, George
-Gris%oEl. CWti-: Griswold. AM:
Husbandj Wins Hehnen, JosopS
IfarGroSe;;'GG G! J. Haywurd,J H.
-2aesr H. -. Jones, L j
l,Leddick, G a.. Logis, Louis
Myers, j Z :" -, Myers, VIM -:
,McDermott, J!T:s .MeDermott,:'P II
Mckinney, Owon McDormott, al
Nichols, Andrew Noble, Charles
Nmoll, Joseph Odell, Edward
o'Bricn, John Pniey. Myron
Perkins, W 80 Polk, Milton
Roboulc, Angdste Robertson A.
Reinken, Fred Ro9ots, S E
Robertson. II W.: Roberts,J j. d
Stottler, M"E.s:a Smell, Henry
Skaggs, RE ~" Smith, " r
| Smith. Conral:.5.,Snenrsr ,ShrIlop
I-Sorcnson, II P 30: Taylor. G w
Taylor. 4 va !Thompeon,.H s
Thorpe, J:P u5.TiGney, NJ NJ
Vogt, Henry. :: Wines: Albert
Wilipins. Thongs, ;Willlara' John ,
A. Yng2s. IA. ~. -
STATE OF SEVADA,l
COUNTY OF ELTo.
q Nutiuo'is hereby given Ihnt: Il; will
receivS .ohiections:to tho Eight to:rote,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-10-26
GOOD MONEY.

Tho Democratic Blind Act, undor
which the valuo OF silver fell to tho
lowest figure IL has over reached, and
tho value OF farm produces to figures
shoc.Sinsly. disastroasi afford5l nh an
naal iuo;olse o;e2i.o0),0oott But tkf3
NANCY 1rns:of-doubtfui rebnt'tio1. It
Shs mopoy that wus gool ;toiday and
bndto-morroa. -it,no Glzottc! "
/ s The s;lvor dollar Of 412lG grains,
Coined undor tho Bland Act; @ag If
legal tendor for all debts, both publis
aud private, without any proviso
Whatever; while the. Treasury notes
issued in payment fer silver bullion
upder tho present law ..aro n leSdk
::tcndcr, crcspt ,ohero ,ofhertcis;&or-,
ipressly stipulated in:tbc contract;
That is to,eay, tho dollar. which tho
Gazette tharacterizos Us of "doubttM:
reputation" was Illegal tender with.
ont reserve, whilo undor tho present
law silver ID n legal tender Mt tho
option Of the contracting parties.
TIC. Glzttto. snys it "was good today:
md bad Tomorrow" which 10 falso,
as no stipulation 10 tho contract could.
destroy It's quality Us q. lesul tondsr.
money. ..e. 5. -. -,
We submit TO any intelligent pcr.
son tho question whether money
WHICH Is legal tondcr undor all cir
cunstances is not better than money
which may DO deprived. Of itsp legal
tondcr function byo!a stipulation ;in.
tho. contract. ik,r =,
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Voters. Cariin Prccin.,

.t,.SS 1919
Arnheim, Sol ATnheim. Aaron
Benunn JOSEPH, Belden. William
Bernard, Charles Buckle. Charles.
Beazlcy,A X Brewer, g II
l}axtcr, @ T. Britten, Frank.
Barkloy, Hairy Bell, II
Campe.i, William Calden Dana
Carlyle. William Capell, william
Clenworth, Wm (;riswell, EA .
Chrisssou, James Connelfy, J'F II
Cozzeus, d Connors T..
Davidson, Joseph Doughty, J'c,'Jr
sDennng,J @ Doughty; Frank
>Dolan;.J Ky. Dilie, A NJ
Dcthridgc, WIN Dwyer, James,
sRenalson, Chns Dover, A. ,
Davis, Pc pragnyash. Antonc
A.>. Doughty, J. G. = .
-,....H =, ,Elbert, J W.
F1nherty, jas w Farrell, Rowen
Foster, Tbonas. Funk, w.
Fitzgerald, Ehos Fiege, Alfred
- "FeHEef;:F;C. -"
Griffin ThoAiaSi'. dtady,;K W.
FB iGofding,c;Aa'
Graham. C. ';s"
:IIallund, Joseph Observation-Disclosures:
| HsrLhlian; John Hin, Dan w. :;
HuatsFhHni LIN tsE1fskhela, E'XA
.IIaLc4 5I=iI: x" -SrTEdnt; ErA@
Hishfcld, S a Hoffman, chas, (:
..,u9*: e:HoTarti, Sam. ::
Joaes,:D T. =. Jones, FC$,>-
Joh-C;E. jefferson, james
jacob, Frank Johnston, FW:
|. .:.-.- -: Jones, A 3:
Kennedy, A1arew Klipo;M Martin,
Kaskett, John .. Kramer, FIR.
&kane-A E.<:.. -
Lassack, F L%,ttleiohn, James
ILinobargor, WE. Lawrence, G NJ
LOWS, L d Lamprecht,C
-. Lindsay, T r
Martin, B Moore, Webster
Myrick, r L Henderson, F.C
Marshall, F c Millaay, WIN
Murphy, NJ Matin, Michael
Molloy,' Peter Meaden, Joseph
Musser, Alec McNaTiy, Peter
Mcintosh, George McNamara, Frank
McRae, d d McRac, 4 o
Mcmillan, Alex .McGinnis, Frank
Ohern; TT Oliver, Cyrus
'- ;O'Connor, Janics. ,
Pierce, :Garrccht Palmer,sJA
Parker, NJ II Perry, w II
Purkc, Alvin Poters, A O
Pustt, w :Prats, Charles
Robinson, -Jnmco : Robinson; Trm S =,
Raglan, Mike - Rousey;'JsM':- .
Ratlcdgel Jame3 Ro1r febnsEaB-R
t:Rasan, Mike Jr::: R~obinstnsW J;@ :
Repdon, i'll t'.:i Robson; RIWiS:> I;
r.: &.it:: Z: ,R1ine;Jse s., * =cira -,
SPARKS, ii Stonc,sS W.s'.: ;
SaHAer. Thomas:. -SheeaY,rP 80
Saller, JE $='Sack4 George * :
Sperliah,. yJQo ; e.Sinith.G M:stzi,,
F.. ,sz4 Sullivan ;Iahnh 50: -. /:
.fal1s Wiilinn '-Troviok aRoga-- :
ETe.nshnd. j w, TenncyaT II. ;
u. - =: UtsinseE. WmII. :.< :
YIN Nance; WJ.Nun Sasiee. FAM
Warren, VS. Wintrey, Wm
Warren, JS.M= !AViliums'C F''r
Wright, E u ,.,!Nright, Sau~
I~ WSl., cAa: Watts, 4 a -,
,..asT Young ,$EsaBls.: :; $780,.
STATE, OE- NEVARa, Sa.A,
CoSSry OF ELk9; }%@l..
Notice is horobSe given that I will
receive, objections to the right to vote
on the. Rart OF any personfabovs regis,
tered, until G~o'ciock. P, 81. on tho aIst
day Of October, 1929. All R0rsons
~hosa names maybe. enormously en-
tered in this list should appear pt, my
Eoniee and have such error corrected
*T. Jonv. N.*PatMER,.
;" Registry Agent, Caflin Precinct.
Carlin, New, Oct: 81, 1soj.
list OF Registered vorcrs, Wells
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Indurated Flbre Ware.

The attention OF the public is di
rected to my new stock Of Tubs
Buckets, Basins; otc.. manufactured
irom Indurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without. seams or
hoops. It is light and durable; will
not shrinkSr SWELL win n0t;taint .any
kind OF liquid a.dbids fair to super.
eedetiR apd wooden wars Gall and
! s.. :.!:S... A-.u..CuAsE.'
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Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown &'IIos-
kins their interest in tho Undertake
ing business, / am now prepared TO ut
tend to all calls in that limo. l will
also attend to the repairing and up
holstering Of Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street, next door ts
Brown Il Hoskins' old stand.
65 n. Il. PETERSON.
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Reso'red: That We earn.a4l,
3mmend such Rmendments
Federal Constitution as vill .oIes
tho people To elect United STAT. o1soss
ntors by a direct vote, eea'
Resoired:- That We heartily
demn tho practice Of fequirihc Sos
dates for county ofIiccs 10 m,Sao-
expensive and laborious canv..s 20
the. county. ns We deem it IN porn;civW.
ono calculated 10 prevent the ~
then from seeking official poeitioos
Respectfully submitted:
GEO Rysskl1,
Chairman.
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DIR. Rosanko's Cough and Lung
IS. Syrup.

Syrup.
This syrup is composed OF wild
chorry, tur and balsam Of Tolu, which
ever, one knows are the most tonic
and healing remedies known for the
throat and lungs. 10 this rwe add
just enough squills, iDecac and blood
root to loosen and throw of tho Of
iendin3 mutter, by eIpectorntion.
Ask your doctor II there could posi-
bly, be amore happy. combination for
the cure OF coughs, .colds and bron:
chitis, or to build up weak and
than this. For Group and whoopinH
cough there il nothing better. Snnd
every. mother who valued; tue lives Of,
her little childrer should always keep
It ia the house. It is perfectly harm
less and the babies like it. Sod by F.
II Mnllar
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- $500 - ..-..Sl 81. .
A.Surc euro For Piles.

Itching Pilos are known by moist
:ur 70 4tkb:, pextqpiratfDn, :unning ~intonse
we'll US blind. Bleeding and protrud-
ing, yield at once';to DR.. BOsanko's
Piie'Renedy;~9which acts directly Oh
tho parts affected, pbsorbs tuJnors
allays itching aud effects Il permanent
cure, SIC: Druggists or mail; treatise
free: Dr.. BoSanko, $40 Arch ST..
Philadelphia, Penn. Sold by F. F..
Muller.
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e Nutiup'ish hereby given Ihnt II will
RECEIVE :ohiections:to tho Eight to.rote,
ooa:thc part Of anyspcrson above regis
tered, uptil G o'thltis'P 'Myon the 3lst
sdsy tot pctobsr,! 1890. SILL persons
whose names may DO enormously ON
t:rqa ip this ljsi ShQq!e appear at my
9li2h aad hlye SIGH error .c9rrsAed.
.;.a.v.:r .,.JupsoH D4EIs,
Registry Ageat, ,blmoillo ProOincs
heain0illo Valley, Q;s.>2l, 1890,
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Two Yntins bRrcciness in Vusoarora.
=. An; Acsotth Ieg1Alhture; Mpproyod

Two Yntins Rrccinets in V~usoarora.
An AcsottHe Legislature; inpprovod
MurcAt Gft8SD, !ptJvides us follows:
aSEcrfoSit rhSa sevcfni Boards OF
County. Eemmisstonsrs,in the couh:
ties IF thjA St4tojg.p roriajng for and
pfoplainIpR. election .prccipcts shall
20 a'HFfnhsS ihnd- divide tie, voting
placcs in sAtir reflective 'c6iihtits 80
that no greater. .nupbor thgn. four
Hundred Voters sHall'foto in ono pro.
clRct; pioridcdihhat whore. thero uro
registerpd oyer four; hundred and less
thur. lopr hundred and eighty, then
ono polling place shall .be ~sliiTicient
~forfsHid i,tbcinct.;'
From th6 aboye II will DO seen that
:Ttsscaf6Af'is omitted To two voting
,prcci6stAehor6bcin about 557 voters
Registered thoro. and thu Commission
ers will b, undsf th~,,hoo,,sity Of os.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. voting place uud
appdiatiAfinSpecC6fs. ~