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4 GOLDEN CHANCE.
h""A We't--n fAEh"symsn Was Cheat
ed Op. %; II. 1s.t

10" We-t--p ThEbwsymsn WA Cheat.
cd Oat 81 81. 5s.E -
"e,EId got through ~ Silver City by
sag: Without adventure, writes = Ssg
YORK San correspondent. and prrhao o.
ha1 more rrzsDn than any other pas.
sen2sr u f-iJcitats fnyHeIi On the fact,
asi~as carrying s9.OJ0 IN grceubzc<,
for a friend "Ibo wzs going into bust.
. mesa. The dag after arriving Z s.ranye
uan cane 70 the Office and asked II he
could have 5ew ~rninut4s' private con.
~ycEsa.!oa. lie lpsJ,-I Iigo q u~ro.D.c,or
or EiIycr finder. and / c1ok him into the
Inner Office, where he quietly Sat DOM
end j6gzn:
II AN no hand " beat a-ound the
bush, by: believe in coming straight "
the point
"YeilY' i
"Wcif, you brought $4,000 with you
ye~grrrday.D
Suppose ] did?"
IL kncw you were coming. and for
three daYsI was posted 10 intcrccp, you.
! int"nded % hold up your stage aud
take erory thing" .
why didn't you do it?'
That's What I'm coming IN. Ny in
formal bnrrO stumbled With me n, a bad
place nDd pitched IN. oil, and for a whole
day ! hardly moved 8 rod. I'm 50 sore
and lame now that ! can scarcely got
aEOUt."Irs
"WcllY'
Tho Kernel Of this thing Is Just here.
You wore my meat, fair and square.
Them $4,000 was as good as in my own
pocket. owing 20 circumstances beyond
my control You pulled through. II was
a htrOko 81 luck. I lost my animal and
both my rcyOl ycrs, and am hurt besides.
Arc you. honorable enough " give mo g.
por cent. on that money TO go into bust
ness sgaihP"
lie Wantrd B per cent, but ] finally
got OF VITA eco, and hc bought n roy0l-
ycr and souc blankets with IL and went
of and stopped Il stage and Was shot
through Tho Head.
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County Superintendent
DIR. BosaIko's Consh and Lung
Syrup.

This syrup IS composed Of wild
cherry, tar and baisam q! To!u, which
everyone ErORs ere the most tonic
and healing remedies known for Tie
tarosI aud SisnEs. 70 this ". add
jus: enough squiils, ipecac and biovi
roJt 20 IUDgeD and throw oil the o.
feDdicg mater, b. eIptctoraiion.
Ask ycvF doctor il there could Tossi-
Dly IL siaore happy combination for
the cure OF coughs, colds and bron-
cthiiz- OF 10 build up a weak and
e~tnac,stsi ccrsumptiTe patient
thal this For Group and whoOpirc
cC-Eh there is Nothing better. ard
ever mother who values tae lives q!
Eer little children should u!gavs keep
II ia the house Ii Is s~ertl.;iy harm.
less aDd the babies like IL SOD l.: F.
+. Muller.
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Notice for Publication.

LAM OFFICE AZ ECEEEA. NEVADA
January 70, lsJE
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN That TIE
~ ioiiCHlnE-DaII.ei settler mas filed notice
OF his intention TO make knai proof In SUI
port 81 his claim. md II,aisaii proof will h.,
;nn6e heforc the district CUurt Of the state
Of Nevada, In Aud for RIko County, Nevada.
n: Elk0. Nevada, on NciHc-dny. APRIL. 1871.
VIZ: Charlie Toyn, II. Z: M. o. for 10 ! OF
Sec 10; Of sc !, Tp o. ~ 70 4. aud ~
O! Sc ! seC IS. Up 20 y, Il &c y, u ".
lie names the following wiiur-.cs to Prove
his continuous rsFiieTec upon, aid ~cultirs.
ton 81, sid land. viz:
A. g. EGwiey, Ct Elko. Nevada
\ y. Brown, Of Eiko. .;egBin.
r. GuitGgcr. Of Kikn, Sevada.
-. Hylton. Of Klbo, Nevada.
J. y. DCSkLE.
:. Register.
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Dentistry.

DR.. c T. Moore. Dentist, has per
nanertly locat d in EIkn. Office in
the real 81 Humboldt Lodging House.
Call ard learn the condition Of your
teeth. Paiuless extraction, and all
work guaranteed 22j.
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Thirty. eighth bay. Feb. 90.
AEHhTE.

HEfbTE,
Senate met nj II o'clock; Mr.. Prosi.
don't IN the Chair Roll called; quo.
rum present Journal road aud Up.
proved. Absent, Sawyer.
HgpoHra ov srAaDiHU ConMITTEEa.
Committee on Agriculture reported
t. D No, IL tnvornbly.
Committee OF CniUs reported Is.
u No. 81 with substitute fhyombly.
Committee on fodornl Rotations re.
turned y. y. H., which was Withdraw,
aud substitute introduced by Foley.
sulstituto for y. Is. No. ~ by Com.
mlttoo on Clnimo. too copies ordered
printed.
Message from Governor announcing
That under tho law tho appointment
u o. w. Booton ns Brlgadicf uouornl
Gy Governor Stevenson should DO
noted upon by tho Senate.
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h~rrrRsoos session,

s , t'nDnto met NJ 2 y. NJ
ison bly, message taken up truhs
~ Mnttink All No II, IN relation 10
SniIrpadA Corporations .
a, q, H., relative TO tho appoint
Mptnt Of u Special Committed on Jfri,
4. getian. Adopted.
81 Np,ib, granting aid 10 Dil
20 tdn Agricultural A%aAociations,
rraed III pA Foley gave noLice u
,t0oJnsi1oration.
%, H. No, dB, To roneal Reclamation
~. Inv Comidornl ongfomod.
d9soiar order a. II. No. a, tnkon
Nap, read aud loat.
TITO Senate then returned 10 tho
consideration Of y. II. No. ~, which,
d VIZ read aud referred 10 Committeo
a, tho Whole. BonatoT CoUinsi ia lho
nnr The Committee roAo and re.
fIaitied tho bill book accommodating i've
li4lIgc Read and pNesed,
n by Foley Dat VI order, relative
the uppolntncnt ,ot u Unttod
1 10 ~ Circuit JWl9o for thc 9th Dis
,isVl, recommending Thomas y. INV.
~ ~ tho ppston ltetarred to Tho
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.AdVertiSing

II Il sid win Ssn anything. this IL
true In = measure; bat fcf staring
luahdes,- merit IL the test Extensive
advertising may sen anything where
It IL new or unknown, bun Ef:er IL
comes INFO general use, II is iVized
according iri;s worth The continued
Aad Sserdy growth Of sSitt'I Specific
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Jpsiriar, Sps ssiiyzs for s.
T. SoE. Salaries o, Lineo.a county
caea- Iass,d unanimously.
. goarnea
c. II. GEorrs- Reportsr.
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"Hhnt is it, my dor-
Ane2 sWhy d0 y0u Glush
anil fuktRr S0I" ea
"Oh; GeOSe, I nus Just
thinkin9 il ne are eoing
to houSokeepin6, hucln'I
Me befter get Oitr CuIpcts,
Ctutain!$, TubLe Linens,
NupEinY, 1OtCeiS un0---
quilts Rot0? You Hn0W
tce cnU get them cheaper
at ReinhUTt'S than 0ny
other DLnce, nnd tie quail
UU is alWnYs SO eOod.
Anu Doltk H0lC, you py0no-
i$cd me. ,0ue IF MoSe tine
Walking Lachets. 1Hcy
Just reduced the prices on
Men1, an0 ice Gun get u
Un/.6niU."
ToU are rieht, Mydcar
girl. We must certuiJ1iy
make ii n~pOji1k TO d0 uW
our Hadjne ut ReiI1-
HnrG'S."
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EKSaI

- the beSt evidences 0f its eIcsnenoa
Il Is mot popnizI where & il best
known Every bottle sold. sells ten
othsn. Every one that taxes It b.
eones its friend, and recommends IL
70 their ae4usintanees.
Treatise On Dloo3 sad sEa Dibeases
nailed free.
SWIFT SrrctY1c Co., Adyna, Ga
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Notice 70

= public eraminaiion Of 81 p!ican;s
for teachers certificates wiil he bed
n Elfo, darch II. - and Il al
teachers whose certificates have been
renewed twice will be required to lie
present. as veil as otter applicants.
~JcsErHISE TAYLCE,
(IurfN Enrar.nfnndcr,
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Cost of M Ocean steamer.

mor" 1"nhe 1'V Dlilcrcnt lndua,ri"h
""Vr ~ W. ~ Dplipi"s o. every ocean
n.p"H''nip. Du'iu q %'IVo'oh steam
= I'LL nEiNFHp'V DGW' In"'rec' nna on
n,"ne ",ugIpynen'. asernRlnR s,oo prr
.'mn. f2P sun OF s'o,ooo Us ihua'di'-
.csanI 80. -. ern ooo ,un 'u'n "
]sainry us,' v.htnh s' "S"r =" nno u tno
,hm ~" %n,G" ~ oyer sio,oov. FROM
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REPRODUCTIONS on niiaa.

ny Foley s.. d. No. CT, An AcL TO
prnyont mnobeasary delay in tho rcn.
dering OF docisions In Courts Of jus
ttCo. All Judges must render dccia.
Ions within so days Referred TO
Judiciary Coihmittcc.
By Hickey y H. No. C2 An Act 10
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Ranch Tor Sale.
Great Bargain Offered.

a vol improved AMI veil wntofcd rnnch
on Bouth rora will he r,ld Ghcap. and any.
ono who hrsifr' 10 met IN property Of this
Kind eau secure a bargain.
Pm. further particulars call and examine
tn property. or dJdts,ss Z.
D. akSOX a. CRANE,
" pOuth FOX, Elmo Co,
d.tr,im r Hcvaia.
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TtLzy>sesaap1 oay, FEB. rs;

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rrnae Es u Uost14& NIP.gA
6.ss - tbs cssn Ezj called; qua:
rat2 pfesDt6 Spgfpsi real sa5 ap-
Ts2S1d Bpsep, Tore End EumItt
EzynsTaDt JAsasso cp% XjyGcsz
clGIaEt& n G.2ims rep2ftsi E
G.aD5E t>tG H. ~ ~ With q
GSlmasosstsh tEat il tp pasz, An
bt aypnppGatisZ <ZJD1 tor the
sYnGJs Far Esb,;itO4 sitgdta13
~ c}mDitta4 hr further cossIgeIa.
:s>a; aivoE y So - fsylf4biy as
aassGj~5 ADssgSs LJ " read ei0)
tD1@si u an Sg cgpyins Geoste
IIgrasL A~cea5meGt D4DytSL Or.
Gsred sDznS>zi
T~sTBODccfios of gr.fA.
Ey JDjpt Committee On CDBsti.n.
NJ t,DgSj AmspjHebta H. -, No. "a. an
m m ~ G1BZjlJa;e certain STATE Offices,
1a@zs efeGt 49,. Referred W Com.
~ nee m War and Hsaos.
~ GgJiazbsr Il, H no, w. no Act
r~rlDjnoH Hs closing of gates through
i;olls. Agriculture .
s1TJoss X EgSoLvTIGaa.
~ FDrbes nc f. No. ~, relating
~ amending tbs Constitution " the
B;Abt u. ksyGda. Does aHsy With
I GB6J Jury. Referred 10 Joint Com.
miisca Oh Amendments.
> pkHIaAL piLE
toSB,o reg0IYed ItsSlf into a Ohm.
Ri'tos ot tho Wbols viii President
~ Jrn Len, IN the chair, ~ conajdepR. u.
M, ~, granting MD ~ District Agri.
cyltntnl Associations, Tho biIJ wan
,,, .JSpJrtel back without rpG9mnsnIu,
,EDn, o. motion tho Commipse rpss
lWl their report was adopted, "a
Ji1se3a " p,B. .st}
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An Object Lesson,

The three members of the Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association in the Hi,
nois Legislature occupy a picturesque,
not to say heroic attitude before the
country. Though SO few in number,
they hold the balance of power III that
body, and for more than month by
their heroic devotion to their farmer
constituents have held at arms length
the representatives of both of the old
parties and prevented the election of
United States Senator, hostile to the
reforms demanded. The farmers and
prohibitiOniSts of the country may
we'll learn a lesson of independent
political action from this example
Internationally tied on to the tail OF
the old party kites, their demands
are generally treated with contempt,
but when they assert their independ-
ance of the old parties by separate
party action, they hold the key to the
situation and can enforce their re-
spect.
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: NOT ~ INHERENT RIGHT.

There is no inherent right in a citi-
zen tn sell Intoxicating liquors Ivy re-
nil it is not privilege of citizen
vi State or of citizen of the Unit
I'd States.--C. s. Supreme Court, Cali
tornid as. Christensen.
n. CAN THE LEGISLATURES CON
FER THE RIGHT?
No Legislature can bargain away
the public health or the public morals.
The people themselves cannot do it.
much less their servants. Govern
nent is organized with Il view to their
preservation. and cannot divCst itself
of the power to provide for them i L.
s. Supreme Court. Stone rs. Mississippi.
M CtN THIS .fPPLY TO LICENSE
Sor we cannot shut out of view the
fact, within the knowledge of all,
that the public health, the public
morals and the public safety may he
endangered 10y the general use of in
toxicating drinks ; nor the fact, estab-
Iished by statistics accessible al every
one, that the disorder, panperism and
crime prevalent in the country are. in
some degree at least, traceahle to this
rvil.-U. s. Supreme Court in Kansas
Gases.
The statistics of every State show a
greater amount of crime and misery
attributable to the use of ardent spir-
its obtained ut these retail liquor sal
looms than to any other source.-U. s.
Supreme Court, California rs. Chris
Hansen.
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CASEYVILLE NOTES.

The health of our vicinity is impro wing
since the departure of the popular la
grippe.
Our farmers are behind with their work,
though they need not despair for God
has not forgotten the world"
Prof. G. McLaurin and young Mr.. Null
lens paid ms visit recently, and also Mr..
Blue aud Bruce Godbold.
We heard some one say something abont
"a marriage that is to be- but did not learn
who the happy pair are or when it is to
he. We are trying to guess who it is,
bnt guessing does not satisfy our curiosi-
ty.
Rev. ID. G. w. Ellis. the pastor of the
Methodist church, preached at his last
appointment from the text: "Be not de-
ceived, God is not Knocked for whatsoev-
er "a man soweth that shall he also reap"
His sermon was plain, practical and to the
point.
For the past two months we have had a
gOOdly share of rain and, as neighbOr
SAID, taking every thing into considera-
tion, we, as a community, have experience
ed the fnlhllment of the memorable law
of human life as described by the Poet
that,
/" Into each life some rain must fall
Some days be dark and dreary."
But we wish to say for our comfort and
consolation that the same Poet said some
thing like this:
Be still sad heart and cease repining,
Behind the clouds is the sun still shining"
Scotland High School continues to do
good and thorough work under the super
vision of Prof. w. B. Middleton as prlnci-
pal and Prof. w. w. Davis, Jr., as assist.
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Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union of America.
DECLARATION OF PURPOSES.

DECLA RATION OF II RIOSES.
Whereas, the general condition of
our country imperatively demands
unity of action on the part of the la
boring classes, reformation and econ
Omy, and the dissemination of princi-
piles best calculated to encourage and
foster agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, encouraging the toiling mass
es-leading them in the road to pros
perity, and providing just and far
remuneration for labor, a Just ex-
change for our commodities and the
best means of securing to the laboring
classes the greatest amount of good;
we hold to the principle that all mo-
nopOlieS are dangerous to the best in
terest of our country. tending to en-
slave Il free people and subvert and
finally overthrow the great principles
purchased by the fathers of American
liberty. We therefore adopt the fol-
lowing as our declaration of princi-
pies:
1. TO labor for the education of
the agricultural classes in the science
of economical government, in strict
ly nOn-partisan spirit and to bring
about a more perfect union of said
classes.
2. That we demand equal rights to
all and special favors to none.
3. To endorse the motto: "Tn
things essential, unity; and in all
things charity"
4. To develop a better state men
tally, morally, socially and financial
ly.
3. To constantly strive to secure
entire harmony and good will to all
mankind and brotherly love among
ourselves.
6. TO suppress personal, local, sec
tional and national prejudice; all I'M
healthy rivalry and all selfish ambi-
ton.
6. The brightest jewels which it
gamers are the tears of the widows
and orphans, and its imperative COM
mands are to visit the homes where
lacerated hearts are bleeding; to as
suage the suffering of a brother or Il
sister; bury the dead, care for the
widows and educate the orphans; to
exercise charity towards offenders; to
cOnstrue words and deeds in their
most favorable light, granting homes
ty of purpose and good intentions to
others, and to protect the principles
of the Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union until death. It's laws are
reason and equity, its cardinal doc
trines inspire purity of thought and
life, its intention is, "On earth, peace
and good will to man."
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-03-05

clearly unconstitutional, but believe
if what it proposes could be put in
execution it would bring serious dis
aster to those sections of the country
where agriculture is the leading pur-
suit, and especially to the interests
chiefly sought to be fostered and pro-
tected.
| come now to your second question.
After much anxious consideration be-
slowed upon this subject before your
note came, in the course Of which q
number of plans have received my
careful attention, | can propose no
measure of relief which | consider of
practical value, beyond those which
are being earnestly urged by the pOlit-
zeal party 10 which | belong, such as
an increase of the currency, the free
coinage of silver, the reduction of
tariff taxation and an economical ad =
ministratiOn of public affairs. with no
inequalities or special advantages to
any person or class of persons.
Many different plans have been sug-
gested, but no one of them in its de-
velOpment, has SO commended itself
w lIdi diIl Wiling w
commend it to you as measure prom
Using practical relief; and the sub
ject we are considering is too grave
and too vital to permit our indulgence
i'll mere theory, speculation and ex-
pertinent.
The propositions referred to above,
which my party is advocating, are not
new, as we know, but instead of pro-
posing some untried scheme of doubt
full expediency, prefer to commend
to you the sound, safe and cOnserva-
tive measures of relief, as they seem
to me, which the great body of the
national Democracy is striving to
establish.
may be permitted in conclusion,
to assure you of my undated inter
est in all that concerns the people of
our great agricultural state. | real
ize my obligations to them and appre-
eiate the high trust they have commit
ted TO my hands. They are entitled
at all times to my views upon any
public question. If they agree with
me, their support gives me strength
and courage but the fact that | may
differ from them ought not, if | would
serve them efficiently and honorably,
to deter me from dealing with them
openly, frankly and directly. This l
have attempted to do in this letter
with full knowledge that | am assail-
ing popular measure.
Your Obedient servant,
+. {. WALTHALL.
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HARD TIMES ALLIANCE.
Resolutions Adopted by that
Body at its Last Meeting.

Resolved, That we, the members of
Hard Times Alliance, do carry out the
principles of the order with a greater
zeal and determination than hereto
fore, and in a non-partisan spirit.
Resolved, second, That we buy no
commercial fertilizers from our local
merchants until we correspond with
and procure terms and prices from the
several manufacturers of the same.
Resolved, further, That we excuse
all members who stand suspended on
account of non-payment of dues from
all dues to December 81, 1890 and
we cordially invite them to examine
the obligation taken when initiated
and cheerfully return to our ranks and
assist us in bearing the burdens of
life.
Resolved, That we solicit all sub
alliances throughout this LincOln)
county to pass similar resolutions.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
furnished The Mississippian, Times
and LEADER for publication.
z. T. LoFTIN, Secretary.
BroOkha ven, Miss.
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For Sale i'm Rrookhaven by NALTY THE GROCER.

ant. The music department, under N,
care of of Miss Matte Penn, is progres,
ing nicely.
Miss Matte Penn and Willie Mere
visit ed Brook haven last Saturday.
Mr.. o, w. Easterllng's kitchen and
dining room were destroyed by fire few
weeks ago.
DR.. }. w Magee has been quite sick
but we are glad to state he is up again
The DR.. is an excellent gentleman, and
when he gets sick he is greatly missed
for his genial smiles and friendly hand
grasps bring with them sunshine to our
hear is and encouragement to strengthe'
us for our work.
We were glad to have the pleasure Of
seeing Miss Bertha Buie of Whitwortb
College at the Methodist church on tb,
22nd. She performed on the organ for us
and we must say that we appreciated be-
kindness, as she performed excellentay and
willingly, and we hope to see her regnlar
ly every month at our church, especially
on preaching days, as her presence aud
labors add so much to the interest of the
services.
GUESS WHoi
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Since Senators George and Walthall
have declared their opposition to the
Sub-Treasury bill, it does not look Sc
much like they will have walk over.
The probability is that a strong OPP
position will spring up in the Alliance
ranks, led by Maj. Barksdale and Hon.
Frank Burkitt, and that these gentle
men will be opposing candidates,
Both Maj. Barksdale and Capt. Bur
kit have consistent record on the
Treasury bill and other Alliance
measures, and as candidates for U. S
Senators they would have a following
not to be despised.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-03-05

Hon. Frank Bnrkitt, State Lecturer
of the Farmers Alliance, declares il
the last issue of his paper against
Cleveland, George and Walthall. Az
Capt. Burkitt supports the Ocala AL.
lance platform, tins is the consistent
thing for him and every other Alliance
man who endorses that platform to do.
Cleveland is committed against the
free coinage of silver and Senators
George and Walthall against the Sub.
. Treasury hill.