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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
Exsrv1oEs SALE. u. m.ssss u ..
~ estate II


Nosics i her~tg given thsf shall ss's - -
JIG eaftsan. 70 the klKtesf bidder. On Eefur1uD.
o'clock ~ fAe faeencon- ~ the north esffnnG1
L. the kerf r<sunfy reurI hes<e. 70 De e7>1 q
sfrrH1 Esrs1s. n tire courfx 81 keok n ~
st2te ~ NlTftSun. pufsoen1 20 Ife~nee go -
tne~sfs rferfef - me sr enc frG ea9 II -
sewher = lsxx. ~ ne rressst< eon-1 81 xon1
founfs ~ r1iExn. ~ Il fts rik1t fi<ie. 1n11u
tstr rs~>e er parre q i<rc stfunse1 nco 6o(1<
~ tne rennft 81 tert ~f.s< Il Mtcn1nnm
tne~n srt t~ecyff~r ~ fal1e~e tc-wl1s -
Hnntser fsflft l1 - tsiock Hsne n. - DO
pDe Fro~rss s6dstsea g. the rffs ~ oCn<I
kzpies ssecfdisg - fhe recgs<e1 ~
ftr~>ef
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

cmc aGe. Sov. ls-Nblis ths 1r.t sales Of
what tiis morulug were 8t about the ciosi "
hxasss u iast n.shf. tns market AZ ones
Idrnrd ~e4s An1 there Gas = steady decline.
lar early cables we're arm aud tho reesiP "a
perc we're oniy moderate, aud tne ~ceA e.
ports we're reported - hfadsfreets some-
What ia sxsesx "a those " the vcek before
kna tho arrivals la the oerth~es- sets heAsy.
having bsea nearly 1otu ears ior i've DAYS,
nos Minneapolis y a. said 70 have goae on !
cent yesterday. while communication via
this city ana other usrxcts was cut on. Clos
Ia prices were &c lower -
Germ Vas easier. closiag prices we're 20
to.er
progiss ons were much unsctiled- frfA ao-
vanced re over ming price Tor January
aaa q ogped asc from las highest point with
aut ~ ~ sellers a eas zee 10 dispose 1f IN UGH
on rae dee Inc. IL very easily again recovered
So III the iast aamsd break withou- the BUY
M AZ a.,y xrear a quantity. January lard VAS
eQaailg errstle. apoaias on Ills. then al
Naneln4 nc. ds-slntnx Ave And luntins 9e
AGAIN tom the lowest pcAuf. klhs were ner-
sons -ito. bgt nucf over = narrower
rage. tossing prices tor January delivery
were 10 hizher tor pork and lard. and ua-
changed Tar ribs.
Closing prices
wAeaI-Aeyrmh 7lyzc: Decsmbsf. f'sei
Januafs. 75t.e; May. ~ &C.
Corn November. tl34e. December. &c;
MAY. sc. July fr.c-
Oats November. se.@s: NAY. DE. .
Porx-SosrmDer. s.-Es December. O1D;
January. N4s71S; May. siAeA
Lard = November. s-sos December. ss-eo;
January. s. u; May. x.54-
RIBS = Ntvsmber. S.57sss January. G.a,s;
0ay. S.s71<-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

whntsr white oil. too. SIC; headlight. 1902,
Ic; wstr white. oil test. loo. Sc; Eocenc. l5O'
% f1v SIC.
Deoaorlxed stove gasoline. T.o. SIC.
Deodorlzed aauhths. o., SIC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
GEORGE NJ. EDISON,

Fer safe or frade-s1 acres of tim Der land ,
also pony, saddle and prfa =
Fer reat-A t-leon house On Newherfy
street. ne Acre iAFa. for 80 ser rear a store
Ia good ioeatiea for Us per meath.
Noaey 70 loaa.
Fire Insurance ~risssa as lsu ratsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tDaiiy. Al sthets daily eseeps 6andav
Taking effect euuaay. Jane n INA
Sleeping cars 90 Paci0e an1 Atlantic n
Yreeses 30 END from Detroit PaRsor ear issvs
% ~ , m. arriving - crane Rapi4s a II n
pm. Direct eonnsctsons trade &C Detrofe via
I'll through trains cost 's
.fiekess on sals ~ rpisa ffcsee ons> .
Monroe street. and % Vbfen depot
Irea ~. srigenL oes'I AGs.. - MoureoW
o. ". kaGzies. o. p and I. Agt. Chlcaxe
I Ala ssosE 4 MioHIsAS sovlasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

RADCLIFFE 4 HOLT. general warehousemen
~ of Ill South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
erly ~ reasonable rates. A fine new van built
Telephone so. or 666 after business houra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
I Ala sH9sE 4 nIoHIsAs sovIsSxs

% - ftasts.-----...--Lvils : d Z
TIE Late ssore VIA cievrI sa1 In cssrs - =,
ssiei sss esd NEST direct rcute 70 Fltfssyvc
A, J, emtth. -. \. AP. A.. csevoseaA
1, kesera Clts fwss. Assnl
Jsa Canse>ik cssy sst.. - Mcnresa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

Our improved oak or wslaut ts5 ma
chine placed IA your home 10 ase with
cut cost % one cent 80 you. Cut THE
Advertisement ont ana send Nth al
drers today. Address Aivsh Nsnufac.
surips compsay. Chicago, III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
Chicago Live stock.

csrcAao Uslos Srock YAaDs. Nov. H.
The cattle market VAS nrm with an improv-
Ing tendency. next week receipts promlsiug
TO show q considerable falling on. There Vas
= very weak closing 20 the hog market. though
OF priers were triife higher than for Friday.
The sheep and lamb markets wero drn.
Catfle-Rsceipts. TOO; dressed beef ana
snfnptnx steers 40 To $40; stockers aud
feeders. 81. 0 D. SIS; cows and bulls. 81 to$i-
Hog<EReeslptS 1900; heavy. &5c15.so;
mixed and medium. so.5o05.95; light. $50
as.
sheep - Receipts. LOO; common 70 choice,
So &Az5. iamba 81. 5c83D.6o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

Dsrsorr. Nov. ia-cios~d: wheat No. red
cash. 75sscs december. 74ssc May. 20 sec; No.
]. white. cash. Tic.
Corn No. cAsh. 4sc.
Oats-Noz cash 4c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
bargains aad Roaley q
be Found "a Oar OGIoo,


The house ssd let Ne. IS North 49,
s.ieots mas beea reduced Ia pg.os and -
enef tlis desirable piece 81 property - =
up e
We have neW houss % usrth Prunu
stIeet th&t caa ~ bo1xht fos 80 -
esscriptIoa 81 tbs prepcrty.
We hare ne hoasc snd lnxuo loe a c.
tsa street. that ces b boughf a. = ronm1S<
AID warts money-
A slice houae ana lot on C1nnev 60
nicey nitueteo. Htne nice r0bma Gaf1 -
eistorn rater Ia the kifchea. fn q 49,
state ~ repair. eAaf ear BE- bousht g = &~I<
ksih. II yoe Ire teokjng Tor hose iosk e.
NJ.
We have a. extra bargsin IN = eomna&cr
modern house on Sheldon street thai - 49,
enc snsr = sscr.nce t. aaybe1y thss uant1 =
6fnnce On South Lafayette street. - 6<
tberry street. tent has III ue6ern eonuo@~
iencos And everything Ia klit odse oko6@
fe1y vii exchange bic equity lor sscnn6 <@
eea Glte some one oagxnln- =
Ne have any smo01t - uropor1g g -.
chanee or trade Farma housse snI - -
sssAnt tefs. ana u you are leakine for 8 n
70 ireoe on year houeo hod let. your 49, +
kocde or place Of boesn6oA cali eod 80 ~
Ne nave 20 o9eg- e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

yysSfFn-- Beck SCENTS fer Valley city Sab
~ seFfsslsn kcqs Ia Essuirs - rssn -
Ne. = snza street. Eiu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
TRAIN TIME TABL ES.
GRAND RAPIDS N9 2ss, 90
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.

GRAND RAPIDS S9 2,s. 30
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
AZ. 10. II. eo.,s
For Cadillac and saginaw eSsm s%sm
70. TIeverso City an1
4ack1naW ...~-.......~....... 9OOam no. m
tor a'ti 4 ana saginaw 20 pm ll6p n
For Petoskey and Mack
From rom" k E'isi ana Oil. sio'n A'0s n
Train arriving rom a'i tie South 8 m ana
90 IN daily other trains daily except Sun-
slAm como souru.
A. S. from y; sSIsa
Eer Cincinnati 0soam 100 n
FOR Kslamasoo Chicago. Io6 N
For II Wayne ana the
), k.ss: ::;;;...--....-.--..-.iInsn :@pn
For Kalamazoo / Cnisago ii % . n uOD n
Frog Sas.naw-..--.-.-.--..---- uSam
Trains leaving ;' south * SO ana y
ren daily. uthse trains daily except
sIss,rre AND rAares cAa sr.vroa
R;, x q 1 g RssS.iy saS lse.ias. CITY: 80,
a. ~ =, AZ u train has sleepins ears 0rsna Rap-
"a Ro no kesDSsey ana mscainaw. o...a
=. T re, n traia hes pafiss CO osaaa hapies
eco > n train Ass was.a Assps.s Ca
orell Rapids 20 Cincinnati.
ola19 n,a :r q nh nss wssss s''s''as oss
MusKEaoN. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
Tor M .cg0n..- Lv-. s. . y II = . m 80 y
sunday sra,. leaves Ter Aasss ere. - s sa
Asnvso NON 4uskegcnS - . y.
ruvoA az ~ n
I've. 0rand NJ too ~ V a m w y m II % n
Ar. Chtcago.....-..- ! pm % n 9 50 . n
~ o6 n trAtn hes tArough Parior Car. ana
II = - trsiu daily through Wagnse eleeplnG
I've Chicago. .-...-, os . n lopml'4
Arr GRAD Rapids-...l 20 n - n sa
10 n train he's through sariog Car snd
Il IS = tain aaily. through wagner Slssv-
1hrsush siekess and fuli infcrmasass can -
had b calling Spon A. 4 mQuiea tekee sesnt,
% 1nien eSton< 81 Gec-:A. nunson, Unies
Mich.
CT LOCKWOOD. Cen pasa ana rekss Asena
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
HONEY 10 LOAF.
no you WANT MoNEY,-If % yss vim AL
~ u 10 yous HdvaneAxe 20 - ~ beeogo eoe

no YOU WANT NONEYY-If - res Win ene
nte gear sdvsasA<s 70 - " bsssss ses'
We make leans on howsr, ola ssoas pieseA
sorss: .sxons Or pssss!i! psosssy o. % e ny
eui s:ss scss,Si .. s,ns.
Our iosas are made without publicity aa1
the property 70 iefs In s.w unOvidse pes-
Losas can be carried - ioas - dssirsA a
can be paid In fuil. of In part. at any tinee -
suit POUR convsntsncs, and any part paid ~
II you ows balance on furniture. plane =
other property. Ne Will pay tt up tor you ano
carry a. long ~ you 0eotro.
We also make loans on the building aDo
loan association plan.
Our ollcss are the most plsasant IN The o1ey
and are % arranged that paysies calling upoo
W nay b waited upon quickly and eougte'
Ksmember that you have the ne Of both ~
property ssd the moncy ahd can return the
V GRAND KiPi6s MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room = Tower block.
Corner Of Monroe. Pearl and Canal 80
EINANCIAL-Money Ut bank rates 70 loan
Il on city ana farm property in large or
small amounts. for long or short time. or will
buy good mortgages and land contracts, John
B. Martin. IS Canal street.
MONEY L0ANRD-For short s,lss Ia. iargs
~ Of anal amounts. on aay form q geoe
ean Trust Co. building. Phone liza
II you want peney ana have the prepee -
eurity, the 4anhostAn 3 DoI oooe plaA a.
isrs the best inducemenk ChaA Batenan,
agonG q New Housemaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20


drug STORE FOR SALE-The underlined
~ wishes 20 retire lrom the drug business
and devote his entire time to the manu- factur-
Ing Of his family remedies. have csmplete
and clean stock OF drugs aud everything be-
longing In drst class drug stores good loco
tieni paying business. Win give easy terms
or \ big discount for cash. Apply at my store.
l!2 Ellsworth avenue. Geo. g. Stekstee. drug
g1sk $50
TOR eALE-My entire store Of furniture ana
Diceelianeous. household goods; new
house and large lot corner Of Union eed Car
fer streetss hoese and lot No. 10 Madison
street; vacant lot on Christ street; harm Of
ten acres I'D rods eastof city limits; new build
1ngo and Ill kind OF frutt: will soil or exchouao
for ether property 4. 4. Lord. No. ~ etock-
tng street. ll2tf.
TOR SALE-0heap. good second hand Ma
gee range. Enquire IS South Union. Nltf
TOR 6ALR-Cheap. large bay horses WEIGHT
Il 800, sound in every respect; can b. seon
q Lacey's nvsry. ia Cakes street r. W.
Wallace. owner. cA10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
N. w. NORTHROP,
ovxR NATIONAL CITY BANK
FOR RENT.
FOR sALR

Suite OF rooms In block. corner East
street and Fiith avenue ...................O s %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

WANTED-Two or three good live agents. TO
w sell hne line Of house furnishings; eity
reference required. c. =. Adams Co., 81 South
Division street Sl6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
EToRA0E AUCTION sALR

WANTED-To exchange house and lot In
northern part of city for vacant lots
Call at q East Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
HERALD DESRELETS
Are made a feature of this
paper. Try one.



WE want . suite Of two or three rooms.
~ nicely furnished. with bath, sssA~ or
pees 10 pay good price FOG them. Nos part
lcuiar ~ @ location. Address tfank ana
fred. care Herald.
WANTED-A we'll furnished yeoms VIA
" bath and steam heat. By stnxis nan.
preferred. Iddfass Kari 0isn. Herald ones.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

* TO Us per day ar home. selling Lightning
W Platter and plating jewelry, watches,
tableware. etc Plates the finest Of jewely
silver or nickel No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. ID.
h. Delno. Columbus. O.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

S AG<SA
noese on North frospect near uassinnS r. p
~. clancy street NJ .--.-..---.-.--.------ u IS
Tnst Soase ID s'Akeele fsre -...-...--.-.---- -
House on stow street. yes: eide - -
fiss on barclay u -
~ you are looking Tor = place 10 bss. ~
eAcnhsge or rent. core Ana sce ne. We Rn63
Weere ~ need ef three or four gooa 81 ncfo a
FOODS AID have good preperty 60 exenas -
LOT tnemIN hare timber. Iofs and wild Ioa<6
vel a> farms. or anything ya0 ksSo a ~
traalng hne- Tome In and zee us an1 -
VIII nei SO Away Without bargain.
our once.
BROOKS * GIDLEYZ
ROOM s. TIKI GILBERT.
ohce open Wednesday ana Szsur0s, 49,
ings from go 20 o'clock -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

EOk SALE-Two new eattage h0usea corner
= Stocking and Sixth streets, six anl seven
street. handsome neigiborhood. al new I'M
provoments. Neat attractive homes ct low
ngure on easy terms Houses open SUNDAY
afternoons Apply II new Houseman BLOCK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

WANTED-District agents b. the Equitable
contracts aud xbsolats security to policy hold
ers: Best references required ~ to character
and quaiacaftona. I. 7. Martin. 6upt Of
Agencies. Des Moines. Iowa. 3iS-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

WANIED-The names and addresses Of en-
manent work. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers $50 . week. We
furnish once. furniture. delivery team. and
poly. 1t will save d per cent Of the coal bills
Of every body. Fall. particulars By mall. Litho-
graphs. Pamphlets. ETC.. free upon receipt Of
ment No. 2l5 Boston. Mass. l0-6-S mos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

A RARGATN-Fine new loroon house
a OAAsAAAv on Portsmouth Terrace;
Al modern improvements; nrst class through
out Hatch 4 Jewell. attorneys, Widdicomb
building. x9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

SALARY OR CONMISsION-To agents to
~ handle the Patent Chemical Ink Eraslng
Pencil. The most useful and novel Invention
OF the age: Erasea Ink thoroughly in two
seconds. Works like magic. 30 to 500 per
We also want = general agent to take charge
OF territory. and appoint sub agents A rare
chance to make money. Write for terms and
x56ls La Crosse. Via 4S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20
WANTRD-A0RNTN

WANTED-Agents In every county in the
" state for our new household specialties;
wages Is TO 81 day; pay every two week ..
this month. Crsnston r Co.. Xenia. o. SO
WE oner agents blg money. In exclusive ter
w rority. Our safes cell at sight In city or
country. Aeentoarst In ne.d actually getting
rich. One agent IN one day cleared $sl.50 So
can you. Catalogue free. Address Alpine
Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

EoR eALE-Lot on Paris avenue; soxia2;
take lot from 500 10 1oOO part payment II taken
this week. There II no better lot on the
street. UpstairS 70 rent. -: corner fifth ave
cell on monthly pAyments house on Stewart
avenue. one near Fifth avenue and East street
or take cheap lot part payment. Some nice
Gilbert" J. n. Palmer. rooms n ana e.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12
FREE SILVER THE SLOGAN.

The Creole, Colo, Chronicle, says:
Politicians eager for spoils are engaged in
lying to the people concerning the silver
issue. They contend that tariff reform
shouldibe the slogan in the approaching
campaign. I Flushed with victory since
the Bland biil,was laid aside disreputa-
bic Democrats and gold bug Republicans
are waging bitter.war against the free
coinage Of the white metal There are
no depths of infamy into which they will
not descend. to accomplish the election
of President who is friendly to the
moneyed interests of Wall street specu-
lators.an gold barons. The movement
in the greatsWest against the plutocracy
OF the East is creating widespread alarm
in the camps of the enemies of free coin.
age The silver league and silver clubs
are constant menace TO their continual
abuse of power, vested in constituency
who have weighed them in the balance
of public worth and found them lacking.
Let the silver organizations continue to
add TO their numerical strength until
until they have enrolled every unsub-
sidized voter in the State. Unless we
wish to appear to the outside world as
repudiating the position of our congress
sional delegation On this important mat
ter. We must rally under the free coinage
banner and ndorse their actions by
electidg only men to Office who are true
to their colors.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12
MINING NOTES.

1t is rumored that the Candelaria
mines will resume operations soon.
The Pittsburg mine at Austin is run
ming four Huntington mills night and
day on fiist class free milling gold ore.
. 1t is reported on good authority that
New York capitalists have secured an
option on the Gold Cash mine in Boulder
county, COLORADO. The price named is
100000. Ii is said that there is $50, :.
600 worth of high grade ore in sight in
the mine.
The Union IN Il at Tuscarora has re-
sumed work 1t is expected that the
accumulation of ore purchased from
several of the miats will be all crushed
during the present month and that next
month most Of the capacity Of the mill
will be given TO ire from the Nevada
Queen mine.
The Eureka mill, which burned down
recently, was capable of crushing about
$50 tons Of ore per day The original
cost of the mill was $3.50, 600. There
was;an insuransapce. of onlyi $40, 900 on
the property, The mill was owned by
the Comstock Mill 4 Mining Company.
A Creede dispatch states that. work
has commenced on the l3O.foot tunnel on
the Bob Tail and Mollie. Gibson lodes.
These claims are thought to be located
upon the ridge vein, Iand work, will be
vigorously pushed Air-pressure drills
will soon be put to work on the Nelson
tunnel. Work is being pushed on the
Eclat. The richest float of the camp has
been thrown by the Mammoth lead, and
the Eclat is considered in the right place
to catch it. The hills are covered with
busy prospectors, and the mining out
look was never better.
The rumble of the silver men s'guns is
beginning TO he heard at washington.
A dispatch from There says. !. that, in an
interview Congressman Bartine. stated
that movement had started towards
the formation of Silver Clubs" in the
Northwestern States, which promises to
have an important part in politics. One
of the principles subscribed to by mem.
bers of the clubs is that they will vote
for no man who is opposed to the free
coinage of silver. MIR. .Bartine says that
clubs are now organized through Colo
RADIO, Nebraska, Nevada and Idaho, and
are about to extend their organization to
Wyoming and Montana. They hope to
secure sufficient strength to be a neutral
political party and hold the balance of
power between the old parties.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12
THO SILVER MINERS LAMENT
Dedicated. to the Fifty ecpnd. Con-
gress.


A erumbling cabin in the West hung on
the mountain side;
The haze and silence everywhere that
tells of eventide;
filthy buzzard wheels,
And from his chamber in the rocks the
rocks the prowling cayote steals;
And with the falling of the night the
wind is rising keen,
With many squat from off the hill to
sweep the deep ravine.
But did not the shadows creep and sun.
beams stink away,
My blistered hands aud shaking bones
would note the closing day.
Beside my stunted cedar fire I'm hud.
died with my fold,
Mending the rabbit hides that keep my
children from the cold.
To you who dress in silk al d seal, it may
seem strange to know,
That wolf skins shield my wife's white
shoulders from the snow:
And every day, when work is done, be-
side my cabin door,
] throw my pick and shovel on pile of
silver ore
And as mark it there my blood begins
to boil,
As reckon up the proceeds of some six.
teen hours OF toll.
Not long ago each crystal stream that
danced among the hills
Sped gaily thro' the threstled fumes and
turned the whirring mills;
But now along the rocky gulch the idle
torrents roar,
Aud the quartz mills rest and rust be-
cause there is no ore.
And through the rafters Of the roof the
ghostly moonlight shines,
And the inert machinery is choked with
climbing vines.
Upon the deserted dump the night owls
song is sung,
And in the caved abandoned drifts the
serpents rear theiryoung.
There was a time when every week
turned out silver bar;
1t brought my wife aud children joy, for
silver was at par.
But now their ringing laugh is stilled in
this sore hour of need,
Fer al! We have is taken to appease the
bankers greed.
All, what fearful thing it is, that we
are bought and sold,
And men who make our nations laws
should cringe to British gold. Z
That should live to see the day that n
slave should be,
And bond my soul to usureis who dwell
beyond the sea.
The promises OF platforms seem to al
ways end in talk,
And the United States is ruled by the
Shylocks of New York.
They pray to Mammon every day for
their only hearts desire,
That money may be scarcer with interest
mounting higher.
Some live in England and sub.ist off our
attractive loans,
While the wolf and buzzard battle for
the silver min RS bones.
And all the work they have to do in
their advancing years
- N"ee"S cuuPUhs oii HOiu Donus Win
silver plated shears.
But when the hosts of Bragg and Lee
would lower the nations pride,
We piled our bullion where il STAYED the
red rebellious tide;
Then every camp throughout the West
drew from its silver store,
And sent its men to every field where
- human blood could pour;
Those d,llars sent to Uncle Sam didn't
seem to give oifensc,
Though now they'd give us credit for
only seventy cents.
Oh, shame unto you every one that this
tale can be told;
That We, who saved your bonds with
blood, the interest pay in gold.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12

An exchange says: A man who stops
his paper because there is something in
it he does not like, should, to be consis.
tent, get up and leave the hotel table if
he happens to discover on bill of fare
something that does not suit his taste
He would be just as consistent in one act
as in the other. A good newspaper is a
bill Of fare of mental food for as many
tastes as possible, and the reader ought
to know that the article which does not
suit him, is perhaps just the taste Of
nearly every other reader of the paper.
The man who insists on having paper
to his individual taste should buy the
material and edit one for himself and ask
no one else to read it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12

Creede Herald: Yesterday, while out
among the prospects southwest of the
city, we came upon fine looking pros
pect in which a.man and his wife were
laboring for all there was in it. The
husband - was busily knocking out the
rock and the wife'was wheeling the dirt
to the dump The Herald hopes they
will get nothing short of million ont of
their claim. Such''energy deserves to be
rewarded.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-05-12

Colfax Sentinel: James Graves gen.
tleman who resides about three miles
from Colfax, on the Forest Hill read,
surprised many old citizens and miners
Of Colfax Monday by bringing to town
gold nugget that weighed three and
half ounces, and was valued at SOS.
Jim says there are lots moro of them
down there.