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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-20

SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
FOUND HIS sNEmH

Thirty Yeass OF Tva.:Is= for Vengeance
Knocked loto y COe1sG Hat
Wo vcrc sitting On TIC vcren6a OF .
hotel st Niagara Falls, writes o New
1osE Srn contributor, whcr l noticed
the rn.n on NJ right looking sharply &c
the nan CT rly left, and presently he
got up II 81 excited way and walked
about After : bit hc halted before the
other nan aad asked:
"Isa't your na:ac Grahan?7
"Scs, SIR WIS the prompt reply.
"Dida't you used to teach school -
Elnia%'
"Ycs, SIR
sin 1852"
"Yes- SIR"
do you remember q boy named Cod
Ein?r
ycry distinctly, sir"
DO yea remember that no pr: Z
package Of Grc-cr2c,icTs u:dCr his desk
ard touched tacm cG?'
LAS ii il ~hzr2cEci only yesterday
And you L2s;cL him fc- iE?"
~ old. llicEc3 him until ho could
t=oily stand, AID I've always been glad
CT IT,"
'.Ycu have, ch?r s.id tho other,
SHSSN1A.- A-- ~ HS-i- ~ sSS
know that taat hoy swozc I terrible
calh?'
Il presume he cid, As he va : thor
ouGh young villain"
"Hc swo-c a oath that he would groa-
up and kun: fC- you and pound you
within an inch of your life"
Bat hGTc2'. heard from him YET
"You near from him now! lie stands
Before yorl an tLz. boy!!"
..Wc!l?'
Prepare 70 be Licked! sly TING has
conc ~ l.st!f
lie made = dive io- ,hc old ncIaco-uc.
bat The latter Graded him. made = h=!..
tura zaa hit him on TIC i=w. Uni Goikia
rcrt cycr : chair III a. heap. Then tho
wEiloE: s~chouluastcc piled oato him
cnd licked him until he criud Though
and il didn't take him over three min.
utcs - DO 1t. Then lac retired togcc on
another collar and replace soalc but
tons, and / helped Godlsin Up AID OBJ
served:
You Didn't wait quite long enough, 1
guess"
"$ay: That's where I rn2dc . mis-
cuc.' he replied. Il SOC now: th-: ]
ought TO have held OF anti! hc had got
to be about 80 years ola. Tho old
devil is I'll o. 30 Eow;. but lie licked mo
right of the rccl. and III never have tho
caEh 10 stand Up % him again. Here's
thirty years Of waiting to- vcrrc=Hc2
laccl:cd i2:o g cooked hat in three
Uicrtes.'' -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
a Plausible Frlnd.

q passenger cano down from Tug.
carora last Friday BY Harry Van
DFrilen's stage, (but forgot To pay hif
faro) aad registered at tho Depot
Holel as "W. II. Chapman. /. Il
Ranch" During Saturday and yes,
terday he did considerable rustlins
rs tho rep0ged G4scnt OF tho I. y.
i ich, bought largo quantities. OF
g. 10 at various house,, mailing IL q
poiht to secure n tow dollars for pres.
Ont nccesgitic5 OF tho persons with
viiona ms traded, an well us others
1ta succoeAch in getting SO from II.
Chase az a temporary loan, but last
evening they dropped on his RACKET
ind last night Constable Ttiplett took
him Ii Mt q house OF i'll fame, and aa
it was not then known TO what OK.
tent hs had played othors he was re-
leased on payment Of tho siJ. This
morning an attempt was made 20 find
him on other charges OF swindiins,
but he had made good his escape,
hnvinR shaken Elko dust from hia
feet. IL Ia said that no made n staso
on The same proposition in TuGcGrora,
aud neiehboring towns arc cautioned
TO look out for hin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
1,iino:s 1-s..r,r.

The Iiliaois legislature met in
extra session To ies:sla.e for ID, Fair.
The bcs;aes wezs forward with
geauiao Western Vim Within h7li
sa hour Alter insisting the Mouse had
elscsed c SPeats- aad he had been
called : lar from ths foor. and rsri;.d
TIA; be would lex tie oEcasise men
Gr just = 500 - be 80; the coarlit-
tees Representatives, JoaraaL
The VOLTS Colombian Exposition
bill gas pass.i b. IDS Eilino;sS,aa,e
"Wednesday. II the House, the sea
ate in;n. resolution AS taken upaad
snrnded 10 issue b. in all " the
Worlds Fair, 20 o. payab!sa a. ;he ez-
pirEl!oa O: lhiity year,, instead of
twenty, and. as aucaied. passed.
The Sc1a:e refused % e,acar ln oae
az Tie House aurnSaca.5 pco.iiicg
hat aayiaGr5iedscss created shall &c
paid e. Chicago aioca.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
me ADOPTED AMENDMENTS
asraopsisortss Pro.isioas OF tse
Constitutional Amendments
Aaoptst ia 1850

Ascending 10 ;hs decisions c; Tie
Supreme Co=ri rendered last Friday,
Constitutional A1eaiDenss numbers
/, 81 u. q, "a, which mere ratified
b: n, voters ,. the spscis. election
IN lS9. were coas.ituLsoEaiiy adopted
and ihcy axe nor, according 70 the
hi:hos: judicial authority. a part ef
the fundamental iaz % tho Seaie-
Their provisions arc briefly Outlined
% foI!o=s:
40. / declares tina: tho Legislature
shall coareae b:-eaaisily on the taiEd
Monday n Jaauar: instead CO the
Hrst Monday rs heretofore.
Nu@5sr3 mobiles the c!arzc pro
hib.:ioG s2CS:lI Legislation, making il
p~sohi5i.1ry chi: IL certain erE-
Numbe- . authorizes tie LsSEiz-
;s,eto increase. diminish, consolidate
or abolish couni! ofses over Wh:ca i:
had Formerly 10 constitutional power
Nunbe- i9 codiiss Ssc:ira ,, Arti.
Gle Nv, o. the Constitution - as t.
render fcaalS, who have resided in
lhc State 4 ycar a2i IL lie cOuai:
Or district SIX moaths ( xtpscoeediag
any election TO Gil said rGrcs, eLgso!=
- tae Offices OF Superintendent. q
Public S-HeS:s and School Trustees.
NGnD-E y P-a.!iez 10. Ihc inTess-
meat q scioJI funds ii o;iic. z4-aEi.
ties tlan National d S:Y:e 51rGs, 70
which they ger Formerly prescribed.
Number II empowers sas increasing
q: -: State tax ley ioE educational
purposes.
The iotte.y a1e2iglclt was defeat
cl o. i o.c o. 45L3 10 5,G3l.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
For. SilcriT.

Under tho head OF Political An
n~ounccu.cnt0 in to.day's issue IL ~Ii
l,c seen Chat W. j. Hunks comes to
the front 40 a candidate for Sheriff.
DIR. Hanks 10 a ma Of oSpcrienc" in
that Office, having served ono torn as
Deputy and ono term rs Sheriff Of
Storey County, thus g,ying him IA
experience OF foar years in the Sbor-
IFS oiiicc OF that county, tho most
pcpulous In the State. ITc Ia now,
and has bnan for q number ot years, Il
resident OF Exc County which hc
represented in tho State Eitislatuto
ma Agsemblyman in 1885. NJ. Hunks
Is now connected with tho san Cre1's
Land and Cattle Company, Id which
ko has II large interest Sii0uid Ito
receive tho nomination for Sheriff at
the hands OF his party Convention, IL
win re1ulto q mighty good Democrat
to beat him at tho polls OF tho ith
day OF next November.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
2acT1l Heart ACADEMY,
OGDEN, UTAH,
Conducted IL ii.c Slsicr5 or the
Holy Cross.

This institution is dcTotci 10 The
education OF yoU-. Ladies md little
MS. Ito beautiful and airy location
contributes much 10 the hoDgiacss 4
SIS Inmates and greatly enhances the
advantages iar health end ccuicI;.
Tas listers II the Holy C!csn. rs
-IcInarr5 o. en- O.lc- which muhua
.hn education OF women IT. principal
40 work, enjoy = wide ez!sricEco.
~a.c,: gives :Lcm uausLal sHcc,rs ia
mining 10th the mind and hyat. O..
The Young sirl, their aiGl bang 10
7-cPatc hcTlo become not only .
Hse:ul ind ornamental =cmEc- Of
-ca:c;y. bpt a ulo-a! io:cc Is we'll.
The curriculum. - arranged with
The vicT ci giving u 1rii rounded
education, w;Aicl. shall Il. tho cradu-
atcS Of t.iiB institution fer any Ep!rerc
which q on cau hc expected TO
Ill. II include, c:o.yihia.Iccca=-.y
70 this c3d, iEoGI d0.aes,i: economy,
s.onoGraphy, typa-w:itiar. book keep.
ing, English ia aii ito b.aarhcs, low
IS: as s:c!l as kirics;, up through
tho !GngraGes, scicnce5 and ar;a.
For further particulars, terms and
catalogues, address,
S:s-Er SUPERIOR,
w2m Ogden, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
TIC Fair.

The annual exhibition OF the Ne
vad2 Agricultural Association, the
advertisement of which appears to
day. should at:rnc: tho attention cf
;hozo engaged in every pu-sui,
throughout the State. These exhi
Billions II thu various products c!
Nevada are Al admirable advertise
,leIt o! ~ resources, and should b.
well ~pa;Eoaizcd by MI. The c.t:zea-
OF El!io coIn;y IRE advised - prepare
for q cTed.tab.e exhibition OF her pro
ducts al tho State Fair OF 1880.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
a Cruel sto,ncr.

Mrs. McKenSio, Il resident Of Car
con, enys the Appeal, hao Doon con.
planned of for cfuciiy baatng hor gis.
ycur-olh son. Iito boy GayB that no
wOg cont to gct 2j ocat5 worliiof bread
aud DponI 10 OF IL for ]roP.corn. and
did nos return homo uDtd lac. When
ho was stripped 10 tho waist bis bfct
and arms sIoau u gsrlcJ ri bruises
and @4Itu, indicating that very co.
yorc beating bad baon siYUn hin. Thu
matter - - 90 Investigated By tho
District Attorney.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Activity IN Copper.

Tbero baYe boon largo movements
n copper in New York City in tho
list foS' days. ltiE reported that tho
great st,ck Of tho metal controlled by
Lac ScliRmans has been cold out, md
tbo Calu.nol q fLecla hayo sold 1,Coo,.
90 HIS. at IS ccnta per pound TO DO
dsiiserei In Dsaombor. Copper Is
nov ut high 40 when q syndicate %0s
e~adeayor.n8 20 control lis pr!cc and
pfodnosiou. Gays the Silver state, be-
oauge tho 1upply IL not na great as
TIC demand and copper mines ought
70 be NdnADlA.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Soup Stock.-Tokc 9 shin Of beef
aud cut tho mcat from tho boac, PIT tho
latter In tho bottom OF q kettle lny tho
inoGs On top. pour over q gallon OF cold.
soik water. and sot whcr0 81 will hpa.s
gently for n boar; thon place over n
good ire, lot boil briskiy and skim, cot
back again aud pour soup OF cold water,
lou boil and skim. Coyor closciy and
let simmer gently for ono hour, thon
add ono onion. ono carrot, ono turnip,
onc sprig OF parsley had one stalk Of
celory; lat cook slowly an hour longer.
SEASON With salt and spices TO taste,
stChin and sbt in n cool place. When
cold, tako of tho grease, and IL Is ready
for uso.-Tho Home,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Florence Blythe Ninz.

The great contest over Thomas II
Bly:leis millions = decided in the
san F'ranciscy COa-ts last week,
Judge CoGey rendering = decision
that FIoreHrc il thc daughter Of the
d,ceGsSi millionaire and thc sole hc!.
- the vast estates WHICH are valued
- 5:,O3O,GOl. judge COiey alEo de-
c.iad that Alice Edith Dickson, WHO
claimed - bc :ac 3ife OF the dead
~l:ilio-aiEe, hal no Claim - tho prop
crty, and taat thu Williams c~Iai:aants
were Eez. o. kin - Blythe cZceD: The
daughter, and alone o. 81 the col
lateral claimants hal 2laia outacasa.
Tae trial OF the case oeyla n Judge
CoIey's Court july -, 1889, coaiinu-
iIs without iatsrmission, except for
holidays. until tao 2Ith CT las: June,
upon which date argument was final
Iy concluded alI tAe ca5o taksn
nader ~adY!seuont, end last Thursday
.Ie judge rendered his decision -
uboTo stated. Counsel foc The de-
iaa:ei claimants :T:!i appeal to the
Sgprcmc Court.
t!o:euco Blythe wGs born On the
18Th dIy OF DG:ogaOeT, 1873; aad Jas.
Crisp Perry, The father Ot-Julia Ash
croft and grandfather, Is vel a.
guardian OF Florence, will rcnt;oi tAc
estates for the tine that remains be-
fore tie girl becomes Of asc. Ia the
meantime Florence vail probably be
allowed SiuDl T. month.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Nevada Public Lands.

The following bill, Is 1850 was
introduced ia the Senate July Il, by
Senator Stewart, read t4ico and re-
ferral 10 tho Committee Oh Public
Lads:
BE it enacted 6y the Senate and
EOlc'2 Of Representatives. If The
Uaitcl States Of Amsriru IN Con
gres5 assembled: That tho. public
lands in tho State OF Nevada, except
mineral lands, be, and they are hero
by, granted - said State fox tho pur-
Poso OF aiding in tho reclamation of
ifrigablU lands by irrigation, upon
the condition that said State shall
dispose Of the iTIiya6!e lands tJactaal
:ettlers only, in quantities OF not moro
than one hundred and sixty acres 20
any olc p9rsJu, and that all tho pro
ceeds of the iaads hor2by donated
shall be used in tia CONSTRUCTION OF
hydraulic works for tho reclamation
and irrigation OF tho ~irsigaUlo lands:
Provided, That the provisional OF this
act shall not interfere with the terms
and conditions oi giants heretofore
ma,Io 10 said state.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
PRETTY LITTLE SCENE.
Calamity OF n Small Urciiin to = yc-y
SnlIl Dlfl sci.

llil Dana sci.
Tho passengers on . Ponnsylvaaia an
mex boat enjoyed = pretty iit,lo scene
tho other day. says the New York Trib-
uno, in which tho Callan.ry OF T. small
boy OF SIX or seven would conl7.rn with
that of Mrs. BurDott'a iar-fancd little
lord. iIo was q sturdily built li.tlo fol-
low, and, dressed in his pca-iacic:.
with 1:nicl:cTbocl;crB and military CAP.
looked tho picture Of Little gentleman.
Occupying tho seat noxt 20 hin, WAS /.
lair little maiden, perhaps th=cc yeas
old. who wished very much 70 SEQ tho
book which the hoy held in his hand.
In tho rio5sTcntlo and coGr.cous wsY ho
bhowcd her the pictures, cxpIaining. in
hi9 childish fashion, their riCaniac.
not content with .Dig, ho bc-sn 10 teas-
his mamma TO lot him give tho hool: 70
his aduiTiDg pupil. The mother cncmod
pleased. but said: why, l thought you
wanted nc 10 buy this book 80 yo,,
could have 1t 10 read on tho cars CoinI
homer"
$50 1 did. bat can't She liitIo girl havc
tt|' She finally GaYJ her consent. lilo
face lighted M. and tho littlu radiant
handed his beloved book 10 thu shy
maiden 1T his eide. Gree, wac his aig
prise and disappointment 70 have Il ro-
fused In tho mos. decided nanncr, and,
"a ho tool; tho rejected bcoi; and walked
Of tho boat, ho looked tho picture Of
despair. lIo did not forget, however,
TO turn around az tho last moment anl
touch his hat 10 his lii.lo friend. who.
os aho held fast 10 hor moIhcr'a hand,
5aid: "Deol bT, littlo boy"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

The ncst Legislature should pas
an Act extending tho term Of oil c
Of all county officers 10 iGur ycGT=
Nc " see no god reason WHY tn
Stale and coga:.cs should ne pat 10
the eZPraso o! hC.G;Eg ali election
ovc7! t"o years, ai:G there is as mach
reason for Il S.:c"i.T, Clpri; Or Treas
uTar holding oaic9 four years a. tac:c
is that tue Assessor shpuli serve four
years. LIST the term OF ol!c9 be- cx-
tended 10 four years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
SENATOR GRuCE'S TACT.
How i-a So!voi tir EEcS P-n:Ic:a on n
IIi,Sis5!p9l E.Trr Boat.

How rs So!vod TIA, !:.cs P-o@I-.n On y
2i,''s'!p2i River Boat.
Commodore Van ~S2a:7Co-L, one OF tho
wcalthi2s: OF Nc@ Yo.,; business men,
tie OwEc- 0: the Hudson r.vcr limo OF
boats, narrated e E2o-: iaicrcs.!ng anil
wholly Ecy: &rcclo;o about Mr.. Truce.
Tac Commodore said thai after ,.!-.
Bruce hal been elected Senate. from!
mississippi lie engaged passage on oao
OF the Mississippi STEAMBOATS, IN tho
river ca his way to Washington. The
captain OF the stcarlbJ2. heard that tho
bl-c. S=u-t5r-clCC: U2g to take p-Gsa-c
b. the bc-t. ed no said tina: he T.ou!l
tcach this cClo.cd CTs!.rt his placc IL
be tried TO put eli any GiE5 on tao steam
boc-- capital. hi2sc!E tod COG1u.o.
dcrc F2G S1@tGJor1 what :oilLTcG.
He G2i1 thu. Senator I;cuce clr1c
aboard the boa. and :; TIC .lr5t con-
vcricn; opportunity 5ogEL. tho captain.
lie sid % him: ''C.pi.i3, / an rc.ar
: part OF my journey on ycar at-a,.-
boat and l VERT TO S2y - You tina; I
want my trip 10 Re made Is rlclsaU:
and agreeable to you Is Il possibly caa
he; therefore, If You will o:si-n 20 70
hat place on tho Lo.: Ehcru nv poodle
gro uguG!ly lccatcd, and Eivc uac : place
al the table where the colcrcd people
got their meals, / shall be vor.; much
obliged 10 yOG.'' "iThca he said that
said tho captain, land - rrodcstIr and
politely IS ever q man spoke 10 no
in ny life, l looked AZ him for g no
mont. AID then seized him by ih., c.ra
and Gaia: Como with nc: thc-c 10
nothing on my boz. too good for you,
sir, and ! ingis. that you shall gi5 "iIll
mu 1T Csy owa table q: meal hours"
Tho racc problem said Commodore
Van S~2utvoord, go far IS Senator Erucc
Is concerned. IS already solved"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Eureka Seutinel:-We understand
that the Euse!; Goa. Mining Company
Is bidding for the OTIS OF this district,
and is willing 10 pay - high rates rs
the Salt Lako City sIae!teTr, les the
cost OF transportation 10 tnat place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
From Ireland.

\ letter from Thomas Murphy.
dated Waterford, Ireland, July -
1880, says lac and :Irs. Aurpay arc
wei! and enjoying u psololgcL
picnic; bat io docs not liz, the
Emerald Isle well enough 10 stay
there, hence they vi! return t.
America beioTo maay months pa s.
lie sends kind regards and best wishes
- ali friends he-c.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Ece:-A Kansas Judge has refused
TO abide by tie decision OF ;Ae United
S:a.es Supreme Core IA the original
PACKAGE case, u!On Ire G:nurdtlsat il
is not good iaR. II that test r"orc up
piled 70 tho work o! the Supreme
Con-. CT California, very few OF its de.
cis:oas would get pas: = Justice @.
the Pca2c.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Tusca-o~ w4ser Company.

TIE annual Csse;ir: O. the Tusca-
roG Waite. Company was held this
~afternoCa. The representation q:
stock was o.aGj shares ont OF iGu.olG.
Tbs only changes in the Board OF
Directors sen the e!.c:ioi OF Morris
Ioca.ch IN place o; a II. Rutherford
and John r. Spring in place Of \.
Get. tbs cthe7 Directors, Thcrlas
Deli, T. 9. LYMAN and Dia.el Mycr.
bang re:Iinci. p. =. Eyman mas
appointed President. Thomas Ea!l
Vice President, J. -. Pew S.c.c:ar.
DIaic! iIyc. Treasurer, and II -.
CoaEa Superintendent. Tho ne:
earnings nj the pas: year ha:, been
SG1.E-0- \ G:uioai Of - cents pc.
share was de:larei. payable August
9:&.-tS. Z. Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
Euec. or,h- sherman Eli.

Honest John Sherman, tho author
of the Conferences Silver bill. got in
his wor: a. bcst DO could under tic
circunstaaccs- One OF the results Of
his labor is ttas 60 more nilce: wi!l
be coined at Carson or any osher mint
n the United States FOX thirty days.
As anything and cvcrythins dc;ri-
mental to Crson causes moro o. lesJ
reicicinS in Re-o, tina: is probably
why the Gazette and Journal laud
tho Coatc,cnce tilL-[Siiyes State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

49,
PTS -
Skin Eruption Cured.

C=- tiny e1s;Sarrr, = L.s1!y -csrctei al
iac-s5!-=l C.a-cn, ~: vao NOV aassa: fr1T.
;ls city, - usot Sv.l.'- si%cia= w.ih cze.lcE.
,Eri;. lie s=ys II ca-ed a..1 Of y sEin ~ciu;s!ca
TIA; r. - bc-a ;CTE=cu:2-i w!;E -. rL.:.g -C-:,,
El@ E@is:rd TIC ccGs-:vc Qualities OF ~
CSc: lsa!-,--
ESsE:- CLlcc, Du=-is;, F=- Gig. Es5.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
BILLS ALLOWED.

Following is Il list OF tho bills nj
lowed b. the Board OF County Com.
miss;oners mt their regular meeting
On Monday, Aug. {, $50:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

The six s:eauer1 plying on Lake
Taboo hare Leen recently examined
b. a Government inspector and pro
noinced "zrIws5thy."
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bEAtb Or hhNRUA, I A.,
CCCHrY or LEO.

5TATb o. "GyApA, 49,,
CCCHrY or ElEO. o"
], T.. q. ucnicIto1, County Clerk
and Clerk OK tho Uoard of County
Commissioners IN and 20. said County
and State, do hereby certify That tho
foregoing bills were passed. and ord
e-S1 paid by tho Board az County
Commissioner on tho A.h day o!
huBuo,, A. d., 1850
j.. o. UE;rEnsor,
Conuty Clcyi. and Cla.i:
OF Bjacl Of County Com
'1H" migsionc-B, flko, Nov.
August 4, 1850.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-22

The Democratic campaign so far
has been one Of slander and personal
abuse. 1t will be so to the end. The
Democratic party presents no "issue"
this fall. The Republican party, on
the contrary, has we'll defined policy.
The Republican pr fty has just passed
a Protective measure known as the
Mckinley Bill as part of its policy.
1t proposes to pass soon another bill
which will secure to the poor negroes
and poor whites of the South the right
of franchise, right withheld from
both classes by an oligarchy made up
of Southern gentlemen, sah." The
Mckinley Tariff Bill is a clean Re.
publican measure. Not one Demo.
crat voted for it, Not one Democrat
will vote for the Federal Elections
Bill. The Democrats to day 10 Penn.
sylvania are so hostile to. the McKin.
ley Bill that once in power in Congress
they would repeal the bill. But in
this campaign they utterly ignore the
fact that Congressman are to be elect.
ed. To speak of this fact would in.
volve them iu something else than a
campaign of slsnder and falsehood
They hope to create dissatisfaction and
disafection against the entire ticket
through heaping abuse on the head of
the ticket. 1t isn't Delamater they
are after nearly so much as the Re
publican party of Pennsylvania.
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ed man believe differently. He is the
only one of the old board now before
the people for reelection, and, as
every tax. payer knows, it is good
practice to have at least one old head
in that office, and that there is danger
in putting in an entirely new set of
men. Vote for the Republican candi.
dates for Commissioner and your
affairs will be in safe hands for the
next three wears.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE 37TH JUDICIAL
DISTRICTS
Having received large majority Of the
votes cast for President Judge at the Re-
publican Primaries held May 10th, 1890, I
wish to say to the voters of this Judicial
District that 1 am candidate for the
election, and desire your hearty co-opera-
tion in the Fall campaign. 1 shall use
every honorable means to aid and serve
you, and feel confident that we will achieve
success. am, Yours very truly,
GEO. II. HIGGINs.
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COUNTY.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Republican Conference having adj
journed sine die, without making nomi-
nation for the office of President Judge of
the 37th Judicial District, and having re-
ceived the nomination of the Republican
party at the primary election in this Coun-
ty, and believing that Forest County is
entitled to that Office as of right, will re-
main in the field as a candidate, and hope
to receive the hearty support of the Re-
publicans of Forest County.
SAMUEL d. IRWIN,
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THE Hall Ring and their satellites
are boastiDg that the naughty Harry
Alvan has an easy walk over" in his
race for the State Senate. 1t is great.
ly to be hoped that they may keep on
entertaining that idea until the votes
are counted. d.-Ridg,cay Advocate.
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WESTERN NEW YORK & PENN
w SYLVANIA RAILROAD, formerly
B., N. Y. & p. r. r.
Time Table taking effect July 9th, $780,
Eastern Time-75th Meridian.


Time Table taking effect July 9th, $780,
Eastern Time-75th Meridian.
Trains will leave Tionesta for OIL CITY
and points West as follows:
No. SO Through Freight Garry
ing passengers). ).,"............ 9:3S a. m.
No. 81 Buffalo EXpress........... 1928 noon.
No. 81 Way Freight carrying
passengers) rs)........................ SEQ p. m.
No. 33 Oil City ExT ress........... sos p. IN.
For Hickory, Tidioute, Warren, Kinzua,
Bradford, Olean and the East:
No. 80 Olean Express ............. S:4l a. m.
No. so Pittsburgh EXpress...... 3:49 p. IN.
No. SO Through Freight (car-
rying passengers............... 7:l3 p. m.
Trains 93 and 90 Run Daily and carry
passengers to and from points between
Oil City and Irvineton only. Other trains
run daily except Sunday.
Get Time Tables and full information
from j. l.. CRAIG, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
r. BELL, Gen'l Supt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
Gen'l Passenger & Ticket Agent,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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A SOLDIER who votes for PattisoD
forgets his comrades and refuses them
honorable burial.