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The advocate., 1890-04-30
EARMERSl
Let the Coffee Combines Keep Their
COFFEE.

Every farmer can raise his own TABLE
DmNK. A good healthy, palatable table
drink. Don't let this golden opportunity
pass. Send 30 cent Postal note TO l.. X.
smith, Latham Butler county Kansas, for
which no will send you EAST INDIA CHooo-
LATE SEED SUFFICIENT TO PLANT ENOUGH no
LAST YOU ONE YEAR.
IL will grow and mature in any OF the
States.
=. IS. Write your namo and Post Office adj
dress plainly and mention this paper
The advocate., 1890-04-30
'TlG kansas City Stock Yards.

appointed the Missouri
feeding weighing and shipping cattle hogs sheep horses ana ml pA
realized Sfls0l
grouhdsO WI uo western
ande res An 10 o q
d here and will continue hnd that y get N uSF @
Receipts aGooW horses and mules
The advocate., 1890-04-30

DERRY BOXES A SPECIALITY Plants, &c.
- Eclipse Seed House 10 Kansas Avenue,
Topeka kanR
H. q. Spcer, r. ID. Thacher, r. w. Gage,
President Vice President Secretary
ThG Topeka Commercial Security Co.,
001 Kansas Avenue Topeka,
make liberal advances, slx months 20 one year,
at reasonable rates on approved stock ale notes
or other good collateral, and allow interest ON
time deposits.
The advocate., 1890-04-30
CliCaGN. Rack Island & PaGifG RI.

Including lanes EAst and West Of the MissouTi
Rivur Tho Direct Route 20 and nom Ch1gA90s
RnuW fBIlAND, pAVBNPoRT, DIES MoINE5,
CoUWdTI, BLUWFg, WATERToWN, hAoU4
FAITIB, MINNEAPOLIS, BT. PAUL. ~: JV3.
WPI1, ATOHIto1I, LllAVBMWoAIldi kAI5 kAI5Ag
uTrrY. ToPERA, DENVER, COLORADO BPN0s
md RUWBIO. Free Reclining Chair cars 20 ana
ernun CaIOAOo OALDWHLL HUTCh1NbON
md DODuw CITY, and Palace Blooplng VAta ~
tTScn CJ8TCA0o, WICHITA and HUToh1hbON'
SOllD VESTlBULE EXPRESS TRAINS
~ ThrouRh coaches, gleopOra, Free Rooining
chnlr oars and Cgage OF Mo. Riven Dning gnLp
d@iiv b0tvvsOn CHICAGO DIES WoINhh, guVh-
dTT BIyFF9 ana OMAHA, with 1lLlm hoolin.
lnw Chair Car 90 NORTH PLATIb lNep.l an1
bStwSsn CHICAGO and DENVER, OONut'ADO
gPRTW0R and PUEBLO via g. Joseph, or Kan Kan
- i1itv and Topolrn splendid Dining Hotels
Sy-s,t ~ at. Jngoph and Kansas City. RNouF8ionp
Saiiv with Choice Of Routes 70 ana Lrom sAAt
T9ko Portland. Los Angeles and 9an 1fahel1o9'
Vic Direct Line % and from Pikoe P0nA, mann, mann,
tou, Garden OF the Gods, the SanitAAl'n@' @n"
gc0nlo 0randeurp OF Colorado
Via The Albert Lea Route
aolid Rrpropa Trains daily betweon Chicago ans
Minneapolis and 81 Paul, win ss t,Sss 80
SoictS ana Wenaas City. Through Chair Car ana
gis0pcr b0tween PooriR, Spirit Lake ana slpuN
vs.iie Via Rock Tal9nd. Tho Unvorlt9 lane "
WyaeertoVn. Sioux Fails, the summer A9acIt "a ana
Hunting and Riahing Grounds OF tno NoFlAWosN
ina ahcrt Limo via Seneca and KankalIe9 oiiefo
NaoIitiaa 20 travel 90 and nom lpaiAnaponAs SA"
pinpnet and other Southern poina'
EorTlokstu, Maps. FOldera or eesiroa insasra-
ilon, apply at any Coupon Ticket Otoce, oA s1.1S
q. or. JOMG9o JOHN 8G8A8Ttle@s
s1.grg Tganaosv Cou'19ke. R Eag1, RfBe
nEHcAG0 III.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25

pion Of silver, tells n that the present
law b better than Q free coinage Law;
that we do not want free coinage;
that FREQ coinage Ut silver in tho
United States is an absurdity, and
that We now have tho BEST silver law
that could be devised, thus daily con-
tradioting the party organs which
tell US that free coinage will eyentu-
ally I've brought about by the Repub-
lican party. IS
Now We have the assurance Of SEN
ator Stewart that the Republican
party is satisfied with the law az it il,
and that nothing further will be done
by that party toreaoh the goal of free
coinage; and as We are told that Fl.
F. Bartine is in perfect accord with
Senator Stewart on the silver question,
the silver men Of Nevada know just
where to find him. Will the people of
Nevada elect a man to Congress who
is satisfied with the present condition
OF silver? If they do they will stulti-
fy themselves and renounce their al
legiance to the principle of free coin
age, which was proclaimed with a
flourish ct trumpets by the Republi-
cans at Virginia City on the Doth of
May, 1890, and reiterated by the mass
meeting of both parties at Carson on
the 18th of May, 1890, when the fol-
lowing: declaration was unanimously
adopted:
1.-THE people OF Nevada in Conven-
tion assembled, do by their delegates
request their Senators and Represen-
tative in Congress to favor measure
for the opening OF the MINIS Of the
United States to the free and unlimit-
ed coinage of standard silver dollars,
OF the present weight and tineness, to
be legal tender for all debts, public
and private, and to support no other
bill. We can wait for justice rather
than submit to any delusive meas
ures." ......
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25
1.-Two Ana Let IIavo.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as we'll as Glassware,
Queenswars, etc., should not fail. to
examine my stock and prices betore
purchasing. go. !;
A penny saved lie as good as penny
earned and you can save money by pnr.
chasing goods at home. carry
large stock Of seasonable goods aud
v III sell at Live and let Live prices.
!, 2-1a H. CHAss,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25
RETWtGEN SCYLLA
CHARYBDIs.
AND

What will the Republican papers do
nowf They have constantly contend
cd that tho present silver law was "a
Atep 10 the right direction" as it will
sure "lead up otree coinage" Now
Mr. Stewart, q Republican Senator
from Nevada and the especial cl nm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25
Live And Let Live.

There who desire to purchase the
best quality Of Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to The above re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment il the rnle.
Glassware, Tinware, Stoneware, Nails
etc. always in stock. :"
IL II. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25
County Official Paper
HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS
Theodore Winters Generosity.

.
Two years ago Hos. A. Garrard in
troduced in the Assembly q bill en-
titled, as nearly as we can recollect,
IAN Act to provide Home for, Dis
abled Miners" During the tendency
Of tho bill,' Hon. Theodore Winters
went to Mr.. Garrard and other mem
bers Of the Assembly and agreed, if
the Legislature would provide for the
establishment and maintenance Of
suoh an institution, that he would
deed in trust to the State the Bowers
Mansion with its adjacent grounds,
including the hot springs and about
forty acres Of the best land in Washoe
Valley for suoh use and purpose, to
be held by the Stats, free OF cost, for
so long u time az the institution
should be maintained for the uses
designated in the bill, or any Of o
similar character. The Bowers
Mansion 10 known at least by reputa-
ton TO every person in the State. It
is spacious and magnificent stone
structure which cost originally con-
siderahly upwards of $15O,OOO, OK
elusive of the land surrounding it.,
which is included in Mr.. Winters
proposed gift to the State. It is
situated in the richest and most
beautiful portion of Washoe Valley,
contiguous to the Lake, and is alto
eether tho most favorable location for
the purpose that could be selected in
the State. This offer upon the part
of Mr.. Winters has been open ever
since he purchased the property, and
Ia still open and will remain 80 wheth-
or he is elected Govern Or or not. The
proffer was made when he had no
moro idea Of running for Governor or
any other State Office, than he had of
becoming a candidate for President
or Minister to the Court of ST. James.
1t was made in good faith AID act
uated by no other motive than a sin
.oere desire. to secure an asylum for
the disabled and aged members of q
class who have contributed 80 much
to the wealth OF the nation and the
prosperity Of the State. This article
was in no wise prompted by Mr.. Win
ters nor dues the writer know wheth-
ar or not it wilt meet his approval.
Some of the facts were personally
known to the Chronicle scribe and
the others were furnished by gentle
men who were cognizant Of them and
Who heard Mr.. Winters state two
years ago, after the bill was defeated
in the Assembly, that the offer would
remain open as long as he was the
owner of the property, and that the
deed would be in readiness whenever
the State or Responsible private indi-
viduals would guarantee the establish
ment and maintenance Of such an
institution as we have mentioned
The defeat Of the bill at the last ses-
sion was owing to some Objectionable
provisions, or at least some clauses
which did not meet the approval Of a
majority Of the members. It is to be
hoped that one will be framed and
passed. at the next session which will
effect the object proposed--that OF
securing comfortable quarters and
support. to, miners. temporarily dis.
aoIed, and a permanent homo to those
whose years or disability would pre-
vent their earning their subsistence
by labor IN tho mines or other laho-
Tioua occupations.-tVirginia Chron.
icle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25
RESTORED HRR HEALTH

RESTORED HER HEALTH.
For Is years suffered from boils, erysipelas
and ether blood affections, taking during that
time great quantities OF different medicines with
out giving me any perceptible relief. Friends
induced Gae to try 8 y. 8. It improved me from
the start, and after taking several bottles, TO
stored my health % far as could hope for at
my ago. which Il Few seventy-nvc years.
Mas. 8. n. Lucas, Bowling Green, Ky.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25

nelntes koura from q 4. u. toe Pa.
R:ss z s ssss'ss' Tor ''i't''pl'a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-25

Comfortable Beda--.--wsll Aired Rooms,
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23
p TIE liEa6ip BRAND.

All stock branded as above on any
part Of animal from the tail mp to right
behind the ears. Range. Garfield.
Routt. Grand. Eagle. rItkn aud Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah aud
Southern wyoming aud few select
patches Of feeding ground Hll over
T.. S.=Np extra charge for cut en-
craving, descriptive matter cor gnglavc1
characters, and also Includes a copy cf
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

Cattle branded as above un i'n lir Nlan
own cattle l-rHIrd Oh or I.r. Hipnrl POP
rn lott side. iu r1ulr lgUHY.aI uf up.
ra,-n1ss. .u1 5000. lnt .rI f.u .uL.r.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

NHH. H.rf a. .H " 'HH"H
rHr'rtXE aag. nn" EyJ
900 Irr ffn. i.HH.... 800 l.nr .n| Dr."
uu.IH. #f if.r.H. UH|U a.I u. fl#H I...
issIuur. fir.Ht %. Tt.gar i.ut, r.Hm
usufy. tu'HH1.ias.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

TaIiiH tr1r'lt Bs HisfH 80 iHu sii-. Ice
tssTt.. ,,ur ar.' It1.t Islb ra.s uufas i.rsp1
asrir 30 sti. ~, hf tiF. it7usH. ts7srf Itri
fisrr AMI ifiH,iy ~ 1miIi ul.s,B's.n, i'asi
l.1.s- ai' ifs-.s. lt..fit iiisi.if tss.Hif. tssH
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

so, ~ murr sucn a frss about the
'aoo,ing OF constable, rs ther. arr
.yyer forty candidates for the Office.
L -
The curious and signIfc.n, fact Is
o;sd that nearly every county in Penn
ylyania there is nj lcas, one Rcpubli'
nm newspaper advocating the election
II Pa,tison.
Z -
4 census onumsrator has found a col
red woman at Richmond, Va, who
as given birth 10 ihir;y'seyen children
! twenty-five years-siN ,ripleis, six
wins and seven singles.
-.
Tho ilush iyanhoe tunnel, cutting Ill"
Continental Divide. ON the line 81 tito
Do. oiofai1 Midland railway. will. when
q lmplctc,i. be tho third laisc5t tunnel
the United States.
70 -
Governor Cooper hiss gone cas-, aud /,
lrcppri-,i he viii no; return icfuru
October isi, This looks a, though ho
hal concluded not To 10 y candidate be-
fore the forthcoming Republican CON
.rntInn.
Tho independents held state con
IGNITION In Denver Last week. Tie Far
ncr'- Alliance. Knights Of Labor, the
range and tte tIiou Laba rar'y
~ - 80. q.
-iuIrlrar 'ssa'-,.. % 30 -s-. rrr
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

Above brand ou len side ras-mars lUu
indcr ha,r crop. iansc. Pie,-au.s raaaE.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

'BuI- tF1r 20 asa'-,s, 10 su -s'-. rrr
HHf-s. s.s.f f.aif sfsi rFns o. uugHs ilT1'-I
d lis O. r5lf. uH isu sHnfi 'rF- iiaUrr ruE1a
NAN sf.rs afsi uut-f1illfft ". -. isH'il's 'r
stifsss, white iuysr. it, niars.i ~. .st,s.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

IiIY PAIN 80 Is EEUEu.-r A-ruIA.
IIUN.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

rnsiua .s u.iirT'--. MrrkaT E1Iurhap UfusH.
U.al rrE ara whu- fiar. ,HuiH brand
same ss rlf nr ar's ilttuf sIaaL 80 81
a.fii, tsari t CD
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-23

CsiIir rfau1.I -an~ ne rgf ou IrfI ellie
iiurss tfsui. no uu ifn shnu'irF. iianEr.
white u,yr Bul Cosi orr-s. r,.'u1ar 81.
iuas.. Nesf-r. ol'r.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30

Colored men, be careful to prop
erly Instruct your children. DO
not put them to work to the exclu-
sion Of their educational train
ing.
Let them become educated me-
chanics. 1t is as important to the
race to have educated artisans as
well as to have educated profess
sional ones. Let the carpenter be
intelligent, and thoroughly versed
in academic studies. He can then
better utilize his knowledge of the
trade. Let the blacksmiths, brick
layers, shoe makers, plasterers,
painters, and wOrkmen of every
kind follow this advice and we will
eventually develop a race of peo-
pie second to none in the
world.
Teach your children to te God.
fearing and courageous, polite and
obliging, moral and otherwise up
right.
Inculcate in them the truths OF
Christianity. Make it so that
when the dark days shall come
the waves of trouble roll, you hav
inc haen pathared IN vOnr lone
home they will weep over past in
strrctions and be forcibly impress.
ed by the truth.
Their feet may wander from tn,
right path, sometimes, but viii
surely return. Colored men, th'
eyes Of the world are upon us
Let us prepare for the futur
and coming generations will arts
and call us blessed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,

August 20, '90.J
White Lilly Tabernacle No. III,
gave one of the grandest celebrations
ever given in this section OF the coun-
try Saturday, August 8, 1890, at
Alton Depot, Tabernacles present
were Hillsboro, No. 123; Victoria,
No. AZ charlottesville Union No. So,
Bright Hope, No. lis, Charlottes-
vile Rising Sun, Porters Precinct;
Chestnut Grove, Howarjsyille, Lone
Star, of Staunton. Annual address
es were delivered by ). Saunders OF
Charlottesville, Va; DR.. Ii. Mason OF
Hillsboro, Rev. Milton Howard of
Staunton, Va, Rev. ID. w. Spears of
| Alton. Master of ceremonies, A.
| Southall. Refreshments were had in
abundance. John l.. Hayes, general
| manager. Committee of arrange
| ments: III. j. Brown, Cornelia
Rhoads, Rev. ID. w. Spears, Rev. A.
NJ. Banks, Henrietta Jetr, Lucinda
Watson, Matilda A. Brown, Eliza j
Brown.
Mrs. Lawyer Hayes is in the city
the guest of Mrs. Robert Kelser.
Mrs. Susan Manning and Miss
Mary Bullock, daughters of Mr.. b.
Bullock left here yesterday for Wash
ington, ID. G.
/ Messrs. Alexander and Bullock are
looking for business site in Basic
city, they wish to extend their bust
ness.
A Festival was given at the First
Church, Monday and Tuesday nights
for the benefit of the Parsonage So
ciety. A joyful time was had anc
also the refreshments of the season.
! Mr.. Elijah Thomas, member of tn,
First Baptist Church, died Monday
morning His funeral was preached
Tuesday at 3 p. M. by Rev. Lee
Jones. He had been sick for severa
: months, and his devoted wife de
serves praise for attending so faith
fully and untiringly his sick bed. III
is sadly missed.
e The Piedmont Industrial and Ian,
} Improvement Company have pun
o. chased that large Brick-house an
lot belonging to Brockman's o
Main street in popular part of til
g city. 1t was knocked off to theI
r. for two thousand one hundred do
o lars, they being the highest bidder
Hurrahl for that Negro Compan,
70 Who says that tits a humbugnow
Alexander and bullock are nc
"a going to leave Charlottesville, the
. are only looking for business sit
y to enlarge their business so the
q friends need not be discouraged bl
" 60 there as usual for their grocerie
and the PLANET, All w. Main st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30
Church Hill Notes.

Mr.. A. begs leave to say that being
unprepared to offer the least resent
ment to Mr.. IT,, who had i'll treated
him, he therefore made his obei-
sance and treated him courteously,
having learned that the first mark
of a well-bred person is a sensitive
regard for the feelings of others.
Prof. ID. b. Williams theory on that
question holds good with us-'al-
ways say to a man who questions
your integrity that he (such a man,
though an Offender,) is a gentle
man.
Mr.. Editor, though a stranger
am to many, my heart is open, and
my pen is free to all friends of the
PLANET residing on Church Hill
with which people / have now be-
come identified
Ny family speaks in very higl
terms of the East End, and in al
probability we will make our perma.
nent abode in this section. Our pur
chase of a very fine building site over
here bespeaks that fact.
On last Monday evening a large
funeral took place from the Fourth
Baptist Church, Rev. Evans Payn,
officiating. 1t was that of Mrs. Ju
liza jackson, who died last SATURDAY.
evening, at the residence of Mr.
Bartlett Clark, a highly respected
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30

We believe that candidates for
Congress should be nominated in
every district in the state as
against the regular Democratic
nominees.
This inactive policy can do nc
good. 1t has never won a battle
If our party leaders are too coward
" to make a fight, let them say so
and the people will take charge o
the campaign.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30
FOR Rent.

New Odd Fellows Hall 727 North 3rd
street is fitted up with Lodge rooms for
the accommodation of sll societies. re-
ception Hal! with Parlor, Cloak rooms
Ladies' Toilet room and ticke Office
all on the same floor for the accomoda
ton of the public general. Parties de
string 10 rent Hall for excursions
Societies, C0pct rts, or any kind Of en-
tertainment can secure the same on very
liberal terms by consulting tue follow
ing Let Committee, w. l johnson, "a
w Broad st Il w Walker, 9th ST
near Mars lali, Y. II. jenkins New Mar
ket: and TAI N St. at the Hall
This Hall has all the modern improv'
ments ia Halls of this char acter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30

1t is a cause for complaint that
the Republican House Of Represen
tatives should fail to seat Hon.
JOHN MERCER LAEGSToN and
Hon. THOMAS Il. MILLER.
We think that some explanation
is needed and should be gwen for
past delay.
The Oolored voter is certainly
being wrought up TO an extent
that BODIES no good for the party
in power.
1t may lead to the Afro-Ameri-
cans pulling down the temple even
though they perish in the ruins
Resentment rebelling against ar
rant injustice has more than once
brought about this condition OF af-
fairs.
The Committee on Elections hal
declared that they were honestl,
elected. Let the Republican Con.
gress right the grievous wronI
perpetrated upon the peoples r
representatives..
To allow Messrs. VENABLE an,
ELLIOT TO hold the seats OF thes
men is to condone the wrong an
participate in the crime. Let tn
Republican party beware.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30

gentleman section, with !
whose faL deceased resided
for Sbou en- wears. Her
health had iling for several
months past. acid positions of
honor and trl three or four soci-
cites, and was cf the founders of
Union Prospe uncil. 1. o. of st.
Luke. She IN nristian.
We point VI ride co the spa
ci0us and wei ventilated house of
worship-the sh Baptist Church,
cor. 2Sth ant SITS. IL is to be re-
GREETED that lack of necessary
funds preveI the Church from
adopting tn lans or architectural
drawing Tor a finer edlfice offered by
the Trustees b lore the present house
was built. Ns trust that they viii
soon be enabled to liquidate the in
debtedness due on the edifice and re-
place the wooden front steps by 9th
ers of granite. such as viii not be
Objectionable 20 the female members
of the congregation. Those of the
weaker sex do not often complain,
but this opin .Dn is the sentiment OF
many OF us.
Inc rOufou oapJlSU Cnurcn sun
day School Wi give it's annual bas.
ket picnic an excursion Go Provi
dence Forge ext Monday, the LIST
of September.
The Mission School, of which Mr.
+. A. Washing IN is superintendent
that meets ev Y Sunday afternoon
in the hal Inc Lily of the Valley
Club, has L n invited to go on the
4th Baptist 1rch excursion. Eacl
scholar vii furnished tickets TO
ice-cream out of respect TO
their good a. vior.
Rev. Eyas. - been grant
ed a yaeatiC lays or NOR
and will lea tended tril
North soon.
: We met Revs. j. ii. Turner and r
B. Hardy, both of whom have beel
, laboring in the Sunday School Mis-
sion Field.
GRACE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-08-30

Every time we see a Negro ply
stefan, it does us good. When we
see Negro pharmacist, it goes still
better. When we zee Negro law
yers, professors, bank-presidents,
insurance officers, authors, editors.
scientists, inventors, machinists,
skilled me chanics as we'll as lin.
gusts, we grin as much as our
mouth will allow us and shout-the
Negro is comingl