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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
Advance In Eastbound Rates.

CHICAGO, May 30.-Notice was issued to-day from the office of Chairman Blan- chard of the Central Traffic association that, taking effect June IS, eastbound rates will be advanced on grain and grain products to basis of 2t cents per 100 pounds Chicago to New York. Other (sixth clsss) articles are to be advanced on the same date to bass of 9 cents per 100 pounds Chicago to New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
NEW HAVEN GUN CLUB.
The Medal Won by the Above Club a BridGepOrt-The Score Made b Nh

HrldEePOrt-The ScOfe made By
 Team No. |.
 The shoot for the state trophy of the Connectt cut Gun and Rifle club association took place at Stratford yesterday at the grounds of the Park City Gun club. The medal was won for this month by New Haven Gun club team No. by @ score of S1. The men who made this were Fl. H. Bates J. B. Savage and c. B. Bristol. Bates made 29 and Savage and Bristol 26 each.
 New Haven Gun club team No. were second, with 80. The New London Gun club team were third with 79 and the Colt Hammerless Gun club team of Hartford fourth with A.
 The New Haven Gun club has won the medal three out of the five shoots for the medal-once at willimantic, once at New Haven and again yesterday at Stratford. It has been won once by the Wiilimantic clnb and once by the Colt Hammerless Gun club of Hartford. The next shoot will be in Ansonia Wednesday .Tune 15
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
Harrison Homeward Bound.

ELmRA, N. Y., May 30.-The presiden- tial train passed through Elmira home ward bound at 11:10 o'clock tonight. A crowd gathered on the station cheered the president, who bowed. The stops between Rochester and Elmira were too short for speech making. The president retired after leaving here.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Whitelsw Reid was unanimously chosen for vice president.
 The convention was characterized by en- thusiasm and an entire absence of that i'll feeling which dominated in the democratic convention of last week
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
An Outing

The New Haven and Springfield camera clubs, together with the New Britain Cam era Club and Scientific association, had an outing at Twin Lakes yesterday.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
League Games.

League Games.
 Brooklyn 01 o o o O. 2 Cincinnati . 0 1 o 0 o o A. 6
 Hits-Brooklyn s,Cincinnau 1. Errors-Brook- lyn B. Cincinnati 7 Batteries-Hart and Kinslow: Mullane and Murphy. At New York
 New York ......... 0 2 o 2 O. 6 St. Louis. .......... o x-10 Hits-New York ., St. Louis 2. Errors-New York 5, St. Louis 1. Batteries-Crane, ,Rusie and Fields-Murphy, Gleason and Buckley. At Pittsburg- Pittsburg O<O 3 % o 0-4 Baltimore .......... o o o l. Hits-Pittsburg 10, Baltimore 6. Errors-Pitts- burg 4. Baltimore O. Batteries-Cobb and Gun son; Baldwin and Mack.
 At Philadelphia Louisville. o o 9 o o o O. 9 Philadelphia. .. o o o o o o l. 8
 Hits-Louisville :, Philadelphia s. Errors Louisville 3. Philadelphia 1. Batteries-Jones and Grim; Esper, Weyhing and Glove.
 At Washington
 Chicago ............ o o o I-6 6
 Hits-washington 6, Chicago 10. Errors Washington 4, Chicago 3. Batteries-Foremsn Gastright and McGuire; Hutchinson, Luby and Kitredge.
 At Boston
 Boston ...... ...... 8 0 0 0-le Cleveland .......... 5 1 0 o O. 6
 Hits-Boston 14, Cleveland 2. Errors-Boston 2. Cleveland 6. Batteries-Kelly and Staley; O'CopnOr and Davies,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Success in housekeeping is the result of SUI perior methods That Electro-S Silicon, the fa- nous silver polish, Is superior in every way, We to 72 John Street, New York. We can improve upon any other method or material you may em ploy. Your grocer has 1t.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
In the Chambe of Deputies,

ROME, May 30.-Upon assuming the
 presidency of the chamber of deputies to- day Signor Bisncheri urged the members to follow policy of concord and modera- tion. His remarks were received with
 loud applause. The chamber agreed to Prime Minister Giolittis demand for urgency for pro- visional vote of credit for six months. The matter was referred to the budget ccm- mittee
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Will be Relieved Of Military Service.
 ST. PETERSBURG, May 30.-The cabinet has decided that Jews who are desirous of emigrating shall be provided with permi. free of charge and be relieved of military service. Other immunities will also be pranted
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
ADOLLAR.

We are not going to mark things up ia view of this ofer-but, on the contrary, will mark them down. Elegant Japan and China Mattings from i5c upwards Ex-Super Ingrains <ac.
 A few more bargains in Wilton Velvets and Body Brussels al 900 the yard
 We will give you many other big values this week which space here will not permit us to emu merate.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Earned ruus-Harvard {. First on errors Harvard g. Princeton l. Left on bases-Harvard 5, Princeton 1. First balls-Highlands 4 base ehits-Frothingham. Cook, Corbett 2. Sac riflce hts-Hallowell, Hovey, Highlands, King, Woodcock. Stolen bases-Mason, Mackenzie, Ramdsdell. Wild pitches Highlands 2, Young 8. Passed ball-Mason. Umpires-Mulen and Hopkins-Time-1h hour 55 minutes.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Other Eastern League Games. At Troy-Troy7 Albany0. At Providence Providence o. Athletics 4. At Standardization 1, Elmira O. AtRochester-Rocheste l, Buffalo 2.
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-.a.ka Saltonstall.
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FOR SALI

FUN SAILED DIPE manure, fine for lawns and gardens; hu large one-horse load $250 delivered. n,bS, tf Address ssX $ This Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

Owner. Length. Actual. Cord Handsel.. J. R. Hooper B 22 3:22:58 316:13 Fancy ..... .C. F. Lyman s6.67 3:ss:OS sss:0s Hawk. .. Gordon Dexter 36 S5 Disabled.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
other College Games

other College Games.
 YALE VICTORIOUS. At Beth lehem, Pa Yale .,,...... o 0 o x-3 Lehgh. ....... 0 o o o o O. 2 Hits-Yale 3, Lehigh 8. Errors-Yale 3, Lehigh z. Batteries-Reese and Williams; Case and Car
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

9UN RISES, 4:21 MooN SETS, HIsH WATER 0uH SETS, 7:H 12:o0 SIS
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
Miscellaneous
s5, 900 Worth of Unredeemed Pledges.

Consisting of Diamonds. Watches. Opera and Field Glasses Jewelry.e;c, al half their original cost
 Every thing whrrs ntAd ss -Anreaan.n6 .s
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
&lauts.

ons Cent . Word each Ias~rtfon ave cents . word for . fall week (0av0n dAes.l
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14

two sections. whose interests are
 rwmaa. ,.iH select Western man as the Democratic candidate for President, and make the fight on the great tariff issue, which overshadows every other question. Although the party has clearly shown by it's votes in Congress and by utterances Of State Conventions that it favOTs free silver coinage. it cant afford to en- danger success on such a minor is- sue. and hence should temporarily lav if aside, and make the fight for tariff reduction, since it has been proven the people are robbed by 1t yearly of one thousand million dol lars. or over S83 to each family in the country.
 Republican plutocrats will make one more desperate effort for su- premacy. against the DemocratIc host. the people, but will fail. There will be several little sideshow par ties, but fight will really be between the Republicans (money power) and Democrats (the people). In Febru- arv the little side-show, misnamed Peoples party, will be sprung into existence, as also the prohibition and other side-show parties, but all these will amount to nothing De mocracy and good government IS bound to win--the whole people throughout the nation have already partially thus expressed themselves, in the various elections held during the past fifteen months. We are nc prophet, but can thus clearly define the verdict of the masses of the l people.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
THE EYE.

Is the most delicate, complex or,. of the body, yet no part of the nb,' ical system suffers greater pegl.n. How few think of the value of oooI eyes? Of those who wear spect,cI.. how few have them to fit, and hoI few know th.t m imperfect fit ;. jures the eyes: We have for sex.. al years made a speciality of the .,. it's study and treatment, and ., testing and fitting spectacles, by th. aid of the Dioptric eye metres, th. finest and most exact instrument ., the kind in the world. We pu.r.. tee a lit. and perfect salisfacti.r and when this is done with good n.h bles, you have got life time S, Guess work in fitting, will not do If the fit is not perfect, the eve .p, fers injury as long as such spex .r. used. We can remedy all defect, that can be remedied by the aid of glasses. No charge for testi,o Spectacles of all kinds, and at ,h. lowest prices.
 k. L. HINTON, NJ. D.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
The Pathogenic Microbe,

Or poison bearing germ, eXercjs- es a most destructive influence, and is continually waging war against health. lnnumerable is this mighty foe, and but few escape his injury. Entering the system through the blood, this poisonous germ infects every part of the body, and spreads it's deadly virus everywhere. Under ordinary conditions it multiplies rapidly, and soon maintains a strong hold upon the human body. To over come this enemy, and put an end to its destruction has for a long while occupied the time and energies of scientists. Their labors have at last been rewarded with success, and a most important discovery has thus been made known to the world. It has been shown that this germ can be forced from the body through the pores of the skin, and that this is the only method by which a per manent and sure cure of diseases of the blood can be effected. $. $. S. has for years been curing blood diseases and their results. and it is by this method of eliminating all i'm puritics through the skin that it has performed it's great work. All man. ner of complaints having their origin in an impure and disordered con, dition of the blood have been success fully treated by this unrivalled blood medicine. Beng purely vegetable preparation <. $. $ is entirely harm less, and no bad effects result from it's use.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 SwIFT's SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Atlanta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
CATE ON CRISP.

MT. Cate, of the First Arkansas district voted for MT. Mills on every ballot, and yet when interviewed as to the result of the election and the action of Mir. Crisp in appointing hi. committees, has not only shown him self sound Democrat, but also & man of sound practical ideas. He says:
 1t is mistake to think that Crisp did not wish to appoint Mills simply because he and Mills had bitter fight for the Spcakership. Personal feelings cut no figure in the matter. It was a question of policy. A num- Der of Democratic members are not in favor of the passage of any sener- al tariff blll. They think that the House should attack the high tariff system in it's weakest spot, placing barbed wire, binding twine, tin and some other things upon the free list ana allowing the senate to place It. self upon the record upon these things. This is the course that Speak CT Crisp thinks should be followed, while Mills is, of course, in favor of a general tariff bill. Every one knows that Mir. Mills is positive man, and as chairman of the Ways and Means committee would, of course, try to carry out what WAS in his own mind the proper course to pursue. As long as he and the Speaker do not agree ss to policy, MT. Crisp could not be expected to appoint Mir. Mills chairman of the committee, Personally, although l was a Mills man from the first to the last, think that MT. Crisp's policy is the better.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
SILVER TO THE REAR.

Washington. Jan. l0.-The silver question is once more awakening the ! liveliest approximations in both polit-
 ical parties at the national capital and within the past few days this 1 topic has been the subject of even more discussion than the time hon ored issue of tariff reform. There ] is suddenly being manifested among the Democratic leaders a disposition
 to prevent the silver question reach ing the dignity of a paramount issue to the prejudice of tariff reform and l it is said that prompt measures Will be taken to stamp the financial question as secondary issue and at least prevent the fatal endorsements that might result from hopeless par ty divisions upon this question.
 William II. Springer of Illinois, Senator Carlisle, (member of the ti- nance committee) of Kentucky, and Joseph O Neill of Massachusetts are few of the prominent Democrats who are said to believe the best solution of the silver question lies in an international agreement and there fore favor bill now being prepared for the relcgation of the question to au international congress to be held in Chicago in 1893. Such q dis position of thc question by congress will prevent the silver question be- coming one of the harassing issues of the coming campaign and will en- able the fierce political battle of 1892 to be fought once more upon the burning issue of tariff reform.
 From the above late Press dispatch it seems that the friends of free silver coinage in Congress will lay the question aside until next year. On Monday joint resolution was ln- troduced in Congress, declaring it to be the determined policy of the United States Government to use both gold and silver a1 full legal tender money, either under the rates now existing in the United States or under one that may hereafter be established by the United States alone, or in accord with other nations. Through the President, it invites q monetary conference, to fix the rel atiye value of the two metals. which if accomplished is to be the law, and if unsuccessful the l., s. to go ahead and coin both silver and gold as money As it has been demonstrated that free silver coinage will increase our circulating medium but little, it can afford to wait in this manner. Tariff reform is to be the ever shadowlng issue.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
AS TO PROMOTIONS.

The PRESCOTT PIcArUNB says Nc Rae was appointed chairman of the House committee on public lands be- cause of distinguished service on that committee. Then Crisp made the appointment on different rule from that on which he made most of the others. McRae doubtless appreciates the e1ception.- Batesville Guard.
 We know nothing of any set of rules as to appointment to chairman ship of committees in Congress-in fact, there seems to have never been any formulated, so far. In the 50th Congress, which was Democratic, MT. McR.e was really entitled to the chairmsnship of the Public Lands committee, if longest service on it ruled in the matter, yet he was not given the place. He, nor his friends, did not kick or raise fuss, however. As we have heretofore stated, Mir. McRae was virtually chairman of this committee in the 5Oth Congress, reporting most of the bills from it. He delved into the public records, and did much faithful work, which was then commended on all sides. We certainly conclude him now en- titled to the chsirmsnship, by reason of such service. MT. NcRse has suffered, Gf it may be so termed) like Mills, and he favored MT. Mills for chairman of the Wsyssnd Means committee.
 We favor graded promotion in all public business. Let Democrats unite and demand this. Until there is some such rule to be governed by, Democrats should not create discord by complaints, and charges and counter charges. The opposition is ever ready to take up such things for use against us. Either let us have rule to be guided sy in all promotions in the public service, or else take our medicine" like little men, without complaining, when such matters go against the grain. Reason and party harmony should impel us to do this.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
P. p. p. Saves Life

A prominent Sayanuahan, formerly superintendent of a railroad, says: "I was crippled in my feet and arms so that l could not walk without crutchcs, nor eat without hating a servant to feed me, I tried phy- sieians everywhere, bnt to no purpose and finally went to New York, where mv doe tors, at one time, decided to amputatc my arm, but found that course impractcable. ou account of a wound had received du- ring the WAT. l returned to Savannah a complete wreck, and my case seemingly hopeless As a fororn hope l began to take F. r. F., and am rejoccd to say that after using three bottles, my limbs began to straighten out my appetite and health soon returned and now feel like 6 new man: really, as if had been made over again, and as if could live forever-so long as can get F.. P. P.'
 This gentleman will not give his name for publication, but authorizes us to refer anybody to him for A yerifcation of tn SC facts, who will apply to us Yours truly
 Lippman Bros,
 Wholesale Druggists,
 Proprctors of F. P. P.
 Savannah, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
TO REDUCE COTTON ACREAGE.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan 10.-Ye.ter- day morning in the parlors of the Peabody hotel a conference was held between the commissioners of agri- culture of the various southern states, who attended the convention of the cotton growers on the previous day, regarding the action of the coaven- tion and they agreed on the following memorial:
 The commissioners of agriculture representing the States of Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee being impressed with the necessity for reduction of the acreage of cotton and s greater di- versiticston of crops for home con- sumption, hereby indorse the action of the cotton growers and ner- chants convention, held in tho city Ol AlSi pillsl oh bhN CNii NSJ of January, 1892, and earnestly ap- peal to all agricultural and mercan- tile organizations, consisting of alIi- ances, granges, state and county az ricultural societies, boards of trade, cotton exchanges, chambers of com merce, etc, also all individual farm CTS and merchants to assist and CO., operate with us in securing the fore going results, and to this end we rec ommend general and local adoption of the action of the convention, pledging themselves to reduction of not less than 20 per cent of the cotton acreage of last year and we further urge and recommend immediate organization of state, county and districts or townships, to act independently or through already organized socleties, as may
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
PLAN OF ATTACK.

A majority of the Democrats in the lower House of Congress have decided upon splendid plan Of attack on the Mckinley robber tariff. Their idea is to not to pass q general tariff bill, which could not pass the Senate, but to pass a num- Der of separate bill. placing wool, iute. twine, tin, and quite number of other necessaries on the free list, which the Senate dare not refuse to pass and go before the country. Then next December pass a general revenue bill reducing the tariff equablv on all articles This was Mir. Crisp's idea as expressed in his speeches, long before the St. Louis Republic came out in advocacy of such a course Mr. Mills idea was to force through the Hesss at once a general blIl, though he knew the Senate would kill it. A majority of Democrats agreeing with MT. Crisp s idea, made him tue Speaker, be- lieving it is better to now take half loaf than to get nothing at all, We certaisly think that MT. Crisp's and the Republics plan much the better. The future will show the wisdom of fIia
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
It is a Mistake.

They are wrong-it is Bodcaw l have quit, not Emmet l am at Emmet with both stocks, and a nice bran new stock of all kinds of liq- uors and groceries and will sell you cheaper than ever, because l am more able. l keep good lantern to flag night trains for my customers tren Prescott, Boughton, Bierne, Smithton, Gurdon, and other points up the railroad. No danger of get ting left. You can come on early morning train and return on nine o o'clock same morning. The early train stops at Emmet now. Call and see me for prices. Yours truly,
 II. MCGoUGH.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
Aaministrator's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the power vested in me by an order oi Hon. Arthur X. Gibson, Judge of the Fro bate Court of Ilcmp,'ead county, l, as ad- miuistratar of the estate of W. E. F, Jones' deceased, will on
 SATUEDAY,JANUARY 30, 1892, at the plac known os the ED Jones place in Nevada county, Arkansas. between the hours of lcu o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock in the afternoon, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash or on time, the following described per 5onal property, to-w!t e
 One ten horse power engine and boiler ot skinner t Wood" make, one sixty saw glinl and one lot of betting and two sets or miiI( stones J. w. JONES,
 Admr estate ofW F Jones, Decd,
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14

TOR SNLE--lN PRESCOTT;
 Pritchorl Residence and acres oD East Main street. X four room resi- lenca and two lots north of the publie~cho7l house.
 The Clark place, newly repaired and put in good condition; l20 by 40 feet; also
 acres north of thc Prescott Lumber Co., blaming mill, and on terms to suit purchaser
 Half block iu-t east of the Park fronting the Hawkins property
 lOlots in Brad Scott and Warren. sddi ton on eustalments.
 The Lindsey Stamps lot near the new plancr, Very desirable and cheap property
 The Nelson Proctor residence on East Main street, 90 fl, front by 800 ft. with good thrcc-room residence. IN COUNTRY.
 The famous Biggs lands: 5000 acres for sale in quarter or half quarter sections, one mile from Prescott: 2i0 only four-titths of . mile from the depot at Prescott
 so acres fine bill and creek bottom land, near Emmct, part of the McDougald land.
 The Noteworthy place, 2l0 acres, one mi" north of Emmct.
 The old McMillan farm place, 240 scr~, near Glenvilc--yery cheap.
 200 acres at Bluff City, so acres in cultiv'- tion--a good well on the place.
 l60 acres, nine miles northwest of town good tillable sandy land.
 e ncro5 two miles southeast of town, with a good three room residence and thirty acre, in cultivation.
 John Martin farm, 260 acres with geod house and barn, and 100 acres open land for sale very cheap.
 The Ben Stanley farm, 200 acres, two good houses and llO acres in high state of culu' yaton.
 20 acres with good residence just east Of corporation, near Rev, T. W. Hayes.
 The old Powers farm east of town contala- | ing 40 acres fine pasture land.
 32O acres joining F. NJ. Smyth's, one ml' south east of town.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
Public officers are but the ser

Public officers are but the ser wants of the people. Of course the masters have a right to criticise the actions of their servants Nash vile News.
 We heartily agree with you, Bro. Turner. Though this is true, such criticisms should be just and fair, all around-immodera unjust and un- fair criticism is not right. Our con- temporary, in the above, may refer to local or nationa officers-we know not which. We know Of no Demo- cratic Senator or Congressman from this State, who objects tS criticisms of his public acts or utterances.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
Capt. J. D. Johnston.

To all whom it may concern; I take great pleasure iu testifying to the etficscious qusl- ties of the popular remedy for cruptions or he skin, known AS P. P, P. suffered for everal years with an un.ightly and dis agreeable eruption on my face, and tried various remedies to remove 1t, none ofwhich accomplished tho object until this valuable preparation was rcsorted to. Alter taking hree bottles in accordance with directions Am now entirely cured. J. D. Johnston, Of tho firm of Johnston k Douglass.
 Savannah, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14
4 Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend in deed. and not less than one million people have found just such friend in Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption, cough, and colds. Ii you have never used this great cough mcdi- cine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all disease. of throat, chest and lungs Each bottle is guar anteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded, Trial bottles fir. at Hugh Moncrie7s drug store. Large bottle. 5Oc and Sl O0