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The advocate., 1892-03-16
A RINGING LETTER FROM J. Fl. TURN
FR, NATIONAL SECRETARY OF The

FR, NATIONAL SECRETARY OF THE
r. A. G I. U.
Editor Southern Alliance Farmer:
The 22d of February and the great In
dustrlal conference have come and gone,
aud it now remains for time TO tell us
what effect the acts Of that conference
viii have upon the political institutions
Of the republic.
"Hlstory repeats itself" and patriots in
this struggle for liberty as our fathers did
In T6, will have their counterpart, the
"TOries." Already, before the echoes OF
the long pent up enthusiasm which burst
forth at St. LOUIS have died away, we
hear diScordant notes peallng forth from
men whose utterances and actions ln the
past have led us to believe that when the
appointed time comes they would be the
frst to step to the front and would al
ways be in the thlckest If the fight until
our principles triumphed and liberty was
once more entbroned In our beloved
country, but their recent uttersncss
prove too we'll that they were doomed TO
disappointment and shame.
It ls true, we feel somewhat dissp-
pointed, but not at all discouraged, for
history tells us that the cause Of right
and justlce has always had to meet just
such obstacles.
We have been impOrtuned for more
than a year to wait until the 22d of Feb
rusry, 1892, at which time we would
marshal the reform hosts Of this country
under freedoms banner for the coming
conflict, which every sensible man knew
was inevitable. / do not like to deal In
personalities, and will not do 30 in this
letter any further than circumstances
compel me, but blow has been dealt the
cause l love, and | can no longer for
bear. Bros. Livingston and Moses, on
their return to Georgia from st. Louis,
have made such wild statements Of facts
as reported In the public prints that |
feel it my duty to tell the brethren Of
Georgia some facts that l believe they
should know. l was a delegate to the St.
Louis conference and was q member Of
the committee on platfoSm, therefore am
In q position to know what trsnspired
there. have been In Washington city
all the time since the present Congress
convened. / have been in this reform
movement since the first Alliance was
organized In Georgia FIVE years ago.
When President Livingston was assailed
did what could to hold up bis hands.
Last August, when such strong senh-
ment developed at the meeting OF the
State Alliance for political ac'ion, he
begged US TO walt till the 22d Uf Febru-
Ary, and gave US TO understand that
whatever action was taken at st. Louis
hO would be with US. The action has !
The advocate., 1892-03-16

been taken. The conference has brought
tnrth to the world a platform for which
any patriot can fight, and il need BE-, die,
On the finAl adoption Of that platform he
voted for every word Of it, and 80 did Mr..
Moses. Why did they vote for itS They
did It because TO have done otherwise
would have been TO stultlfy themselves
and repudiate every honest sentiment
they hsYe uttered since they have been
members Of the Farmers Alliance.
Their frst utteranCes, on their arrival
in Georgia, Is thrust at that very plat
form for which they had so lately voted
1t was an effort to create q prejudice in
the minds Of the south against that plat
form, but in their eGgernesS TO justify
themselves and make their psrtlsanlsm
shine out more brightly they failed to
coDfne themselves to the facts They
have publicly declared that the platform
adoptt d at st. Louis proposes to give the
old soldiers back pay, ETC., to pay which
the southern people would be taxed, etc.
The dreadful thing referred to Is as fol
lows:
"Resolved, That the government Issue
legal tender notes and pay the Union
soldier the difference between the price
Of the deprecated money In which he
was paid and gold"
/, as q member of the committee on
platform, most emphstlcally say that it ls
no part OF the platform, but was simply
. resolution passed after the platform
had all been fix d and agreed upon.
Read 1t carefully and you will see that
Ihe resolution itself has been misrepre
,ented. 1t does not propose any taxation
but proposes to issue green
backs and by this means put them into
circulation without taxing anybody one
,ent. IL Is simple piece Of justice for
which every reformer has contend-d
'lnce the war. Democratic leadt rs did
lot object to making the boDdhOlders'
ponds as good as gold; why should they
object to making the poor soldiers pay
which he recelYed in deprecated cur
'ency, as good as gold, and at the same
line put more money in circulation
which will help every man in this gov
'rnmeDt who makes his bread by the
weat If his face.
Every Allianceman In Georgia remem-
,ers that during the year 1890 the State
Alliance Of Georgia paid the expenses Of
Brother Livingston and Others TO go ("
Kansas on behalf Of the State Alliance Of
leOrgia as messengers OF peace and good
Vll. Should they have expressed such
entlments at that time as they do now,
hey would have been repudlsted by ev-
ry good Allianceman in Georgia. Why
uch sentiments nowH
We go constrained TO believe that It Is !
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-05-07
A. Competent Witness.

In one of our courts recently 9-year-
old boy was placed on the witness stand,
but before he began to testify the defen-
dants' counsel objected and would not
allow him to give his evidence, asking the
Court to pass on his intelligence and his
idea Of the responsibility Of An oath.
"Question him on those points, was the
Judges reply.
show old are yous" began the lawyer
"Nine years DID,"
"Work or 90 to schoola''
"Do both-sell papers and flowers"
"Do you know what an oath isl"
"Tell the truth in this case, sure"
SNOW, il you should not state the truth
and tell lie, what would become Of you
| in the next worldi'
The boy after hesitating awhile, an
swered;
II don't know what will become of MT
in this world, let alone the next"
"Proceed, Mr.. Attorney" said thu
Judge; 1.-THE boy seems to have more thar
ordinary intelligence. "-Boston Herald
| SUE: With what were you partic
ularly struck when you first went on thu
stage7 He. Two bricks and cabbage
WHEN you are betting on IN absolutely
sure thing, save out Eve cents for car far
home.
II happiness is your object in life
don't try too hard to get rich.
| THERE ara men Who help the world
the most when they get out Of Il.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-05-07
No. $50.
Application for a Patent.
U. s. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
a.

U. S. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas =.
Sullivan and Erik Anderson. whose P,S.'
Office address is Ketchum, Alturas county,
Idaho, have this day filed their application
for patent for 1873 linear feet Ol the
"TRAPPER"
mine or vein, bearing lead and siVe! Or =
with surface ground six hundred Ie Sa =
width, situated in Warm Springs 'ie sS
mining district, County Of Alturas. s sJS
State Of Idaho, and designated by t!Ie s aos
notes and official plat on file in TINS o'u a,s.
as Lot No. So, said Lot No. Is oe'"s "
scribed as follows, tO-wit: .o q
Beginning at discovery point tnen. NV :
$50 As, w 237 feet to a fir post marAeTx 30
central end Trapper lode;;,, THENCE ;s, =
10, w 1918 feet to corner NO: !, GeN NJ
with corner No. 2 of "Ophir lode, U' . T,S
So: thence S go 30, $40 feet to cV.s 20
No. 9, whence U. S. NJ. N. No; o oeaI III 700
Is, GOG.7 feet distant; thence o. ,a - nm.
feet to n w corner Of sullivan ~ r TOP
surveyed, and corner No. l OF IA 5:
lode, survey 927, I'LL feet to corno, No 4;
thence n 20 80, W GO feet to corn ns,,ar No.
thence S $50 27' W 1873 feet W 20 exterior
1, the place Of beginning survey" v s an area
boundary of this claim, emoraNSn NJ Conflicts.
of 1i.667 acres applied f Tor = NJ
Magnetic variation $50 30 y: .ocorded in
The location of this mine IS iesv conuty,
in ,e BOOK s oE" Of Quartz Claims, ,I p.e1I i )
The nearest known locations ale ~" "i.ims.
Top, sullivan" and "0pn i,;ns soa Adversely
orv n.,rt;on of said "Trapper ~. n .her
surface ground are required 70 ,a ~ Of the
adverse claims with the ke HALEY, in The
gned y States 1assd Land ar G'd the sixty
Rod Of publication hereof, or tney q the
barred by virtue Of the PT ROY Register.
statute. w: i. HI Ito foregoing
notice of application for pa naxs ten CON
lished for the period OF Sixty ua' < rYs1osr'
secutive weeks in the h ,E:asnS at Ketchun'
. weekly newspaper published .
Alturas county, Idaho. rrv Register.
First publication Marcn T. 49,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-05-07
No. 40.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, HALEY v,,u,

LAND OfflcE, HALEY. IDAnoj
July "A. $50
Notice Is hereby given that John n r..
by his attorney-in-fact. Isaac |. Lewis .ni
isaac 1. Lewis, whose pOstotfice address !,
hetchuin, Alturas County, State Of Idoha
nave tins day filed their application for .
patent tor fifteen hundred linear feet of ths
"INDEPENDENCE,
Lode mining claim or vein, bearing silva,
and other minerals, with surface pronud
SIX hundred feet in width, situated in Min
eral Hill mining district. county of AJt,rn.
and State Of Idaho, and designated by ,Is
field notes and official plat on file in hi,
olhce as lot number 81, said lot No. be.
ing described as follows. to-wit:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence with magnetic yariotio,
at $50 5O' + 6yo CO. " IS feet to ths .'S "
end line of claim thence s 200 so " so
feet to corner No. Z; thence n 30 ;V \ 1S
feet to corner No. ,; thence 5 Gyo 20 Y
500 feet to corner No. 5; thence ) 700 80 "
tNO feet to corner No. 4; thence y GSO 90
w $500 feet to corner No. :. the place ii
beginning survey Of exterior boundaries VI
claim.
Containing 2O.6GO acres.
No conflicts.
From cor. No. 8, u see. cor. of sec. &c on
eastern boundary, I. 4. ~, X. IS T., bears
S $40 So W 926s feet distant.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders office of Mineral Hill min
ing district and Alturas county, State VI
Idaho.
The claim is situate on the Mt. ridge on
S. side Of f. fork of Wood river about four
miles from its confluence with main Wood
river. No known claims in the immediate
vicinity
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said independence lode,
vein, mine or surface ground. are required
to file their adverse claims with the Regis
ter of the United States Land Office ut
Haley, in the county of Alturas State u
Idaho. during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof. or they will DC barred
by the virtue Of the provisions OF the stat.
ute.
1t is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days ten COLI
secutive weeks in the kErCHUN keystone,
a weekly newspaper published at ketchuni,
Alturas county, Idaho.
W. L. RILEY, Register.
VIM. HfNDMAN, Atty for Applicant
KetcAuM. idaho.
First publication, Jnly ". 1880.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-05-07
LEGAL.
Application for a Patent,

NO. 22S.
oHITED STATES LAND Or
Not;n aan ;D Idaho, September !, -,
Doiiarhlde, Lewis G. nnm a. AieSands,n
Iankham and Albert Grift;sht JOSH
once address is Ketchum "a, whose neps
aoano territory, have this nd,.uray cou rus!
Hi;ppacatlon for patent for f; Tfay filed thsS;
smear 'ee' OF the 'een hundred
EAST SIDE,
surface n rren OF vein, bearing p,,
cnnntv of ~ Little Smoky MIMI; ea IN width
and des;enato aras and territorvs = aistrSt
c;a1 Nat on Gi oy the field nots. Of Idaho
fiftvlseveu h s 'e ~ this Office as IS, and o6
as follows. to-wit: % being descrtee
Beginning at the discovo ea
thence north 40 59V 4OW ' cry stake runn;.
teo nv on no5aa n end of claim th o ieet TO-
lode to seSe ~. teet to east side line enee south
corner * I' 81 81, IN earth and stons Scott
fent 30 NO; thence north AGO so ~; mound
in earth o 'an ieast corner of claim east SO
thenna a tamt stone mound, cnr,' post Sc,
cendino 'o ond 4ao 80 40" cast a o." No 2;
,5nSfaai d ANU qaartering hillside Ieet: as.
s;Te to ',aeS,Ibending ON Warm Snr,to ridge
IN s. ~ sou.heast corner of Clan, Creek
thence so nlu ; Ss0ne mound corms!p post set
inc sms STUN r;h Nv 40 west 100 fsst No. g.
s;T. e ~ riage COO feet on level u ascend
in ssrtI n'a aua corner of claim ols hill
thonanm anu stone mound, corn.P post Set
~ r;i.,a o ar iCo 10 west 800 feet No. 4
w.; " ,i b!1, 10 leet descending and Iseendng
a n n,ns AZ On Little Smoky sids Yuarter.
;ntaro no. OF survey No GlO i 1aa!eefsect
a nS see1 corner No. 3 of snrv.u IA feet
anu angle III west side line Of MY" cl No. 6lO
sno s uIScovery, corner No. s. tSanna oppo,
TO- 49, % MHs! 20 feet descending aus north
eering hillside along east side Of s ana guar.
Hlo 10 corner No. ] Of CLAIM, an nJdl 'a No.
oes,niins, magnetic variation Ike i pace Of
containing 1916 acres, A00 " east,
| IRON corner No. l east side T. 9 :,
N9 2, pears south $50 IT, west es4e 3 : n n,
~. ne location of this mine is raoa ieet
Inc recorders office of Alturs u,o a in
.Ialio lcrF1t0ry. The adjoining cl, ;;Uuh'y
E bunker Hill, Isabella "tov a,,s are
Any and all persons claimino ,,..
any portion Of said East sidess i IudEe n!
oI surface ground are required 70 az INN, ~
ADVERSE claims with the Rcyist,, 'e 81 !ael,
United states Land Office at ilaiIev :, 4, the
county vi Alturas aforesaid. dnrn ~ We
siAly days period of publication h n,ass, ths
they will be barred by yirtne Of hereof IRE OF
visions of the statute. 'o' VI The pro-
:. II. q. BILLINGS, Rep;s,.,
1T Is hereby ordered that ,bs ssisler
notice of application for patcnt ,Ih'esolns
hshed Tor the period Of GO davs ,o ~ pub
secutlVe weeks in the KEYsToyr y n.. Ton
newspaper published at Ketchum J IseSly
III. .. BILLINGS. Eerist s,,o'
A. y. PlNkHAM. Atty for Ci. i.ef
FIRST publication, Sept. n. TX.
FIRST republication. August 20 ism
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02
The Best Is None To Good

And the very best OF accommodations
are furnished on the fast express trains
Of the Milwaukee & Northern II. II. Tor
Green Bay, Milwaukee, Chicago and
the East and south.
Pnllmans Palace Dnffet Sleeping
Cars are run through from Champion,
Iron Mountain, Republic and Pembine
10 Milwaukee and Chicago, nnd meals
are served ON train while enroute, thns
making the Milwaukee & Northern Il.
r. the fsvorite route from the copper
country and Northern Michigan ge:,ner'
ally. for business men and their families
Try Il and be convinced.
For further information. tickets sno
sleep;ng car reservations. apply 70 the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
W. E. TYLER, Commercial Agent
Reptblic, Mich.
Gro. II. HEAyyoRD.
Gsn'i Psssr Agent. Chicago. H.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02
Railroad Row.

A suit growing out Of the Milwaukee
& Northern Railroad deal has just be sn
instituted in ths circuit coourt. The
sum Of Sl2S, 900 Il involved. ~.
The case i that Of the st. Paul 6An-
road Company against Angus 6mise
the executors Of Jesse Hoyt, deceased,
aud the estate Of Guido PAster. de-
ceased and others. 81
rhc complaint alleges that on Ar
enst s, 1890 the defendants enteeed
into an a ayreement with ihe plaintiff to
transfer their stock in the Milwaukee
q NJ thorn Railroad for st. Paul com
mon 1T, v.. .lrrc for share.
When IL = cured tho Milwaukee q
Northern, pan III .ound It was mort
gagged for b6,55S, $50, and had to pa,
interest on those bonds, for Which de
fepdents refused 10 rei'nL,lrss IT,
| TEyening Wisconsin, March, 23rd.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02
More Homestead Land. !.

~
There Is no longer doubt a TO the
opening Of the Sisseton Reseryntion IN
Minnesota on April 10. YpuE cnrre-
spondent was shown q letter from
Secretary Chandler stating that this
date had been settled upon, apd thss
the presidents proclamation would b
issued soon. Letters have also been
received here from Senators, Pettigrsw
and Pickler OF South Dakota, and from
Senator Davis, OF Minnesota. United
States Special Aliotting Agent b. 8.
Morris. OF the firm Of Morris, Chovan
& Robinson, who hsvs,a . bureau a gsn-
eral information here rslstive 70 The
reservation lands. said today that the
1000 claims of the reserve open b
soldiers rights and Homestead settle
ment, comprise some Of the best lAndi
ever opened to settlement and gives 4
| rs his opinion that all cf the 90. .770-a1
acres will have been taken mp within
one week after April IS. a
The reservation is in : thickly settlet
section, surrounded by network o
railroads, and no point In its'h NOR
than twenty miles from soma marke
town. Correspondence in Ash'ant
Press.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02
a nArrE1's TRICK.

u~v Ne ssissA sAs 0pporsueIty He
nsA I.sss Bees wsitisg Eos.
Books OF certain order inculcats
by precept and instance the need OF
seiSing opportunity whom II ohera
Aad II n perfectly truo that success In
liis often hangs upon this quality OF
prompt power
An amusing example Of facile wit
helping tradssman 70 achieve fne
stroke Of business at the one mo
meat when 10 was possible occurs In
suthentic annals Of commerce The
clever trader was named John Nicho-
las Gsnin. He was apprenticed In
early years 70 halter Of New York
But when out Of his time he was NOT
long content to bc . journeyman. He
started In busiDpss on his own account
In humble but plodding fashion. He
visited and he watched for tho coming
Of occasion. There gradually accum-
ulated In his stock quantity OF low.
black. soft.crowned hats Sales Of
this .iine" werNnot as brisk as he had
anticipated Was the venture thore-
fore to result In o serious lossP Not
| at all
In 1881, Kossuth. the great Hun
garian patriot and orator. visited the
United States to tell the story Of an
oppressed people and arouse Ameri-
can sympathy. Genin had brilliant
idea. When the vessel with the dis
f, tinguished stranger and his fellow
refugees arrived OF Sandy Hook tho
halter was on board = boat He met
the party. made his best bow AID with
politsness that was NO doubt real all
the same for the keen eye he had 10
his own advantage he presented oacA
patriot with hat Of new end striking
pattern. Tho whole stock mad under
gone transformsslon, Each left brin
was sewed up securely TO tho crown
and black leather waved jauntiiy q,
! The side. The gift vas accepted and
decorated With the astuts Genin's hat,
she procession in duo time came ar
Broadway. Every one noticed the
head-dresA Genin's plot was secre'
- III own breast
] The acvslty In hcsAssar wss I
great succesa Nobody seemed TO or
asr hats In New York Of any othel
7 shape or sort than the Hungarian
refugee type. A roaring trade va
done BY Genin and his fellow hatters
Indeed. 20 we'll was tho entire ha
trade Of the city served by this pri
vats ruse OF one OF its members tha
. subscription In acknowledgment
.vos sst on foot and Genin received |
, hapasome presentation = Saturda,
EEsrf... o-.t
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02

Nylice 10 hereby given that the
ccpartnsrship heretofore existing
between Erve Rosencrantz and Jessie
n. birmingham under the firm name
of Rosencrsntg l. Birmingham ID
this day dissolved by mutual consent
leslie H. Birmingham retiring, and
Erve Rosencrants continuing tho
business, assuming all liabilities and
collseting all moneys due the arm.
Dated at Kitchi Mich. this frss de!
! Of March ie02.
RosENcRANrz b BIRMNaHAx,
JESSIE b. Bn,meHAN,
ERvE RosEScHAxfz
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02

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tion.- Green Boy Advocate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-04-02
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