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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
Pitifui Pet tifogging

The New York Record says: Il
is nothing more than pettifogging
to pretend us the Gold Trust or
gans are now doing, that an in
crease OF the output of gold OF
$40, 900. 900 in two years IL aterlally
alters the monetary situation, Oh
at all weakens the argument for
a return to the bimetallic basis
of gold and silver together. This
is the first time il the world >
long experience that gold has been
for a few years, more or less, IN
larger quantities than silver; or
that vice versa, silver has beeu
mined in greater quality than
gold. The bimetallic theory Is,
and it is backed by the testimony
of centuries of practice up to 1873,
that, whether 10: ii period of time
longer u shorter, the supply OF
gold exceeds the supply OF silver,
or that the order Of things Is re-
versed, yet in the long run Of, say
a hundred years, the link OF free
coinage OF both metals on equal
terms at a fixed ratio has always
held them in equilibrium. A full
supply % money on a monome
tallic basis, either gold or 81 yer
is an impossibi4ity. The worlo
has never been oversupplied viii
money when both metd,s had free
coinage on an agreed ratio, anc
it never can have whie the ply
steal condition of gold and silveI
mining remain what we know
them to lie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The trieI OF the torpedo boat
Ericsson has again been delayed
by an accident 10 her machinery,
and new casting at That. Ineie
seems to be a Aoodoo on this boat
that viii make her All unlucky
craft. Sailors have lot yet lost
their faith IN iuck, and what hey
believe Will influence their Col
duct and equenIly the luck OF
their ship. The Eric on ought
TO get a powerful mascot.
The press of the United States
shows an unusual unanim ty
in favoring the uassage OF the
Nicaragua Canal bill. 1t amounts
TO a boom u sentiment. largely
includes the patriotic idea that
the canal should be bull, as an
American undertaking, f,r the
benefit Of American commercial
EXPANSION and national ,rIens,.
Congress viii hardly ignore this
consensus of sentiment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-30
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger
trains make prompt connections
with the several railroad Zines ia
The EAST.
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars
and tourists sleeping Cars attach
ed 40 ala trains. Dining Cars at
tac2eSs 10 fast I,laIa trains between
mckee IN, 4 o. dem.
Tickets sold, sleeping: ear 5erths
secured. and other Information
given on application to
Il. 1. Fl Id, ACT.
RENO D POT,
T. n. 90 MA,
GIN: PAS ACT
RICHARD CRAY, GEN. T7AF. MANC.
SAN FRANCIS q, Cal
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The SOUTHERN
r., GA ga sifs-ssi- ski lss4-F5sss-
- M 1sSs7.9sss 4 - ssFassa'siSSS
PACIFIC COMPANY

Commencing saturday Nov. -
1854, and until further notice,
trains will leave Reno as follows:
S:25 a. En. Daily Atlantic IN
press. trains for Ninnenucca-
Battle Mountain. PaIisasie. "&ds.n
and East. Carries only first-ciass
passengers through and Local.
siininE ear to 0G elf.
4 BOD ~. Daily Pacific En-
press train for sracilec. "acr;a-
zuento. Benccia and ~an Fran
cisco. arriving at 6:45 Il, ssi. 0a-
ncvTfuz at sacramento al EO:;So a q.
an. with the New Orleans = Spcess
fer Fresno. santa Barbara, hos
u@eLes. ~an Diego, also "a S:AO
p. un far woodland and knights
landing.
9:0J y. IN. Daily Atlantic EN-
press for sgiuGeHlucca- Battle
3Eouutain PaIisade, Gden and
asst. Earr5es first and second
class passengers iecai and
through.
s $50 81. ~. EsaIiy-Paciic EN-
press, train Fr>sz. ssaseviITe, Junet-
| ION. s4acraEnen9O, and an Fran
cisco via Esezseeza arriving at O. E )
| Il IN. oHnects at 2craEneE.to
| vita train leaving AT 1925
a. M. for StOcl1tOn, LaEhrOa, san
,goae, SAN francisco. EFesno. Los
angeles sam OieG0: and East. via
New orge&n8: al 1850 a. III foS
! WIFI ms, Willows aT.G EeddEas.
| 81 3 .B5 ,. ElA. for ske3 Eiu-Y and al
10 80 y. EEs, IL EEarysvIsie, Chico
Redding. Portland and b'uSe'
/ SOUND points.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13

net regulating the use OF the capitol
grounds, under which Coxey and his
lientenants were prosecuted.
Pcfrer introduced IL resolution for
the appointment Of n special commit
tee OF three 10 investigate tho condi
lion OF tho country with special refer.
ence to the prevailing business dc.
preston and what legislation will
afford relief.
The Allen resolution to investigate
the alleged police clubbing on May
lst thea came up.
Gordon Of Georgia said the Cozey
mvemcnt was u child OF the putcrnal
theory of government. The remedies
for tho existing condition we're to be
found in the decentralization Of pow.
er.
Teller favored the resolution. Cox.
ey WAS alaw-abiding citizen. He and
his followers had trudged through the
rain and mud and were entitled to a
respectful consideration. He did not
endorse the statute under which they
had been arrested. lie did not think
tho Senate could refuse to investigate
the police. clubbing, and he himself
would furnish the names Of witnesses
Whether Coxey was Il crank or not it
did not matter. His statement was
absurd us were many others put for
ward in the hour of distress, but it
was not wicked scheme. It only ask.
cd Congress to provide work for the
unemployed.
The Allen Coxcy resolution went
O without action.
Tho first item on the tariff bill,
acctic acid, was taken up and amend
ed 10y Senator Allison and a substitute
to the Mills bill ratio was adopted by
a strict party vote.
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j. w. PETTY, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN A
,t-rTTo N-r-,.r
WELLS. NEVADA

Dr. Wilson returned To day from a
bGs.ness trip to Tuscnrorn.
mes Steele cnne down from Wells
to-day 10 meet with his brother Odd
Ic'!Uws tonight. :
General Randall's army contiscaied
n the bread and crackers in IIoba.t,
!~udtaGa, yesterday.
Robert Tucker came down from
N.I:l, Fork Yesterday. lie reports
rv.ry thing lovely in that section.
Mrs. Taylor uud Miss Edith ra-
tuFrnd from tho Midwintcr Fair Inst
evening. Miss. Edith thinks the
FnIrn grand
William Read. Grandmnstcr OF The
J O. .. +. Of Ncvahu. arrived FROM
the West this nom ne and will visit
IIkn ledge this evening. There
shDnld DO u full nttcndadcs at tho
ledge meeting.
Mrs. ilull received n dispatch from
San Frauc:sco this morning stating
that Miss Fame Grant WIZ dying 10
IL. ST. Afary's Hospital. Her many
friends hers will 10 panied TO hear
tio sal news.
1t III reported That some party or
p1rt:cs SGT iinn 10 Yoigt's sheep camp
Ia Lnmoiilo Tuesday night and Luru-
OIL the wagon. harness aud camp
ing oatliL. The mon sleeping in III"
wagon narrowly escaped being burn
cd IL dcntb.
William Whalen. who spindlcd
eastern peop!o out OF s3,O0N,0O by
IL ,atins worthless stoct in tina st.
Peters mino ut Alpha. Eureka coun.
ty, WAS sentenced III ST. Loui yestor-
day I" four .ears in tho Missouri
Stits Prison.
II has been arranged that the thrift
d, bats 10 ndjUurDrl until Tuesday,
i'c interval being spcnt by the Senate
IN executive busint Sd. Neither the
Democratic nor the Republicans arc
10 dobHte until tho bill IL placed be-
frro the Senate in the form contcm-
plated by tho CAUCUS DYreomentT Tues
day night
Coxey, Brown md Jones wcro ar
rnighcd in tbs Washington Police
Court yesterday. The conaLitutior al
ity Of the Cnpitol Grounds art WINS
raised aud argued by Senator Allen
Of N"brnslu. Judge Miller sus,nin-
cd The cOnstitutionality Of tho ne,
and denied C"Yey n Pppcinl !riul. A
jury ~ i,Dpnnnclle1 in twD hours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Our Enir Letter.
correspondent IxDrrr.Drs1.,

Special correspondent INDEPENDENTLY
SAN FRAsctsco May 8. 9i.-There
are very many peculiar things in rela.
ton to the Midwinter Fai.. One in
particular that Is made very c~onspicu
uouS by its absence, that one IL On.
thusiasm. I am sorry to say it is not
there, and it is Il question if il ever
will be found. When tho people in
this part Of the country sec Il good
thing they 81 ..rhlly know it. Can
this he termed good? there is a vast
difference between good and great,
and undoubtedly the Fair is m. .nder.
taking of the latter kind. 1t isa colos.
sal burden for us to carry and it needs
all the encouragement that can no
rendered to it. Not for the benefit of
private individuals, but for an honor
that we have to support, and it must
be upheld.
II is the decided opinion Of nearly
every body here that if the admission
fc1 WIS reduced from fifty totwenty-
five cents, there would be u general
improvement. OF course We know
that the Fair IL well worth The amount
charged. Tns exhibits produced in
any ono OF the official buildings il:
worth pa: iBr Il half dollar to see, but
that IL not the question. 1t is what
the Inaiorit." Of the people cmn afford.
The popular price here j. twchty
five cent?, and l .hink ut that sum
inc attendance would DO anadrnplicat.
cd. also more u-aucy would be spent
on thn inside.
Twenty thousand people Witnessed
the coronation If the queen OF My
in sunset city last Tuesday. Ntvcr
before since tho opening Of The Fair
have VIC mad II day more joyful or
entertaining than OF Mayday. Tho
festivities were carried OH entirely
by children. and Nil proclaimed it a
grand success. Although tho child.
rcn had little time for rchersal, eyory-
thing went very smoothly. a school
holiday. a ter cent charge for child
rem, md Il beautiful day, were attrao.
tions that could not DO resisted. con.
scquertly few young folks HtniJ
away.
From prcsent indications Nevada
State Hay on tho 18Th al May will DO
Il ucccs Gov. Colcord has signiGcd
his intention Of being present. and
80 Ncvadans here will give him u
routing reception. II My body imng.
ins that Nevada is going to stand
aside and be outdonc by other States
they nrc very much mistaken.
Any natives OF tho Sagrbrush State
who intend visiting tho Fair. should
he here on the 18th, for VIC arc going
to "whoop her up" and everybody Is
going to have n red hot time.
IT ia quite unfortunate that tho
Nevada building Is not more centrally
located quite often l ain asked tho
question:; "where IL the Nevada
bulldirg?- or course u Nevada visit.
or will hunt II up. but there arc yer
few others who accidentally lind IL.
Those who do are treated we'll and
leave very much pleased.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Tho Nevada Exhibit.

The l;eno Journal publishes u
letter from Commissioned Yeringlon
unlsr d ito ot My Ga, IN which lu
speaks rs follows Concerning tho
Nevada Exhibit:
As no oil ;inl action has been
taken by tho State Board regarding
olosing the Nova Ia Stats building ut
tho MIdwipter Fair, | would like il
c~ontradicted us not being official.
Many old residents Of the State are
b~esioXIng mo with ~letters, etc., as TO
tho truth Of tho statement, and those
who recently have shown n dispasi.
ton 10 ccme L. tic rescue Of tho
State, claim they will nuve no object
IN doing go II tho people insist on
closing the building. This report is
doing a great deal TO iuj ,rc our
cause, and until some doiinito action
is taken | think II advisable for the
Nevada press To abstain from further
action in tho matter, anyway until
tho State Board hold their meeting
md "oIify the management OF their
intentions.
"Wo all fully ~renlizo tho situation
in Nevada. but il interested parties
Gun 10 prevailed upon 10 assist us !
thing We ought ~ encourage them.
Much iuierest has been manifested
ia our exhibit, which ia ~ crcdi-
table. Tho promised exhibit from
southern Lincoln csunty will also
Md greatly, being composed Of grapos
iigs, almonds, tobncco and cotton
The mining exhibit includes Nil tho
new discoveries in the State to dnte,
aud nv further developments nro
msdo NO lose no liuIe in procuring
data of same md calling them TO tho
attention Of visitors. ] feel conf.
Loaf that olr State III mating such
cr-diiablo showing II will surely
urovo of gront benefit to liz in tho
future"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Coxey.
Brown and Jones convicted in the
police court yesterday, were in the
lobby OF tho Senate when II met to-
day, anticipating n further airing Of
their case in connection with the
Allen resolution.
On motor. OF Gray, Of Delaware,
tho Till authorizing Rear Admiral
Walker and Surgeon j. Rufus Tryon,
81 tho Navy, To accept n decoration
from Venezuela for humane service
Ia tho wounded in the Venezuelan
war, II passed, also the bill To
authorizes the crew Of the life saving
station Mt Hog Island Virginia, 10
accept Il medal from Spnin for saving
lifo from II wrecked Spanish vessel.
Berry, Of Arkansas, allowed these
bills to 20 through under protest. lie
insisted tina: nothing would be per
mittcd to interfere with the tnriG bill
Those who oppose as we'll ma these
vino approved IL were anxious for
action. The interminuble delay vas
making the people loso co.lidoaco in
tho Senate.
Allen, OF Nebraska, called up his
resolution fer tho appointment Of n
special Commits To investigate the
tho police interference with tho
Coxcy demonstration. Allen spoke
with feeling. lie had waited n week
after tho Outrage committed upon tho
Capitol grounds before Introducing
the resolutions, he suid expecting
that ono Of tho Senators from Ohio,
Coxcy's State, To take stops townrd
M investigation. Coxey ramo from
tho Congressional district formerly
represented by Governor Mckinley
Aliens Coxcy resolution went over
until Tomorrow when Teller and
others Will speak on IL.
Tho House CUiuugc Committo met
to-day, but wing To the ubsonce OF
three silver mcn. nj action u taken
on tho Bland froe coinage bill.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Nevada and Her Resources.

State Controller Horton Inns tho
Thanks OF the ISDErES lent for n
copy OF ..Novnda aud Her Resources
n pamphlet Of about 80 pagos, com
piled under direction OF tho State
Bureau Of immigration by l.. II.
Taylor, assisted by II. NJ. Fulton, T..
g. Mcclellan and A.. Chartz. IL is
handsomely printed und illustrated
and contains n map OF tho State, ne
complied by John +. Parker, ind
also u map Of Elko comfy, drawn by
l.. 9. Mcclellan, and is fu'l valuable
information ralntivo TO the climate,
soil and rosourccs Of the State both
agricultural and mineral. Three
thousand copies have been printed
for distribution at tho Midwinter
Fair.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
A Sudden Death.

Fritz Viking, an old German, died
very gu denly Of n bomorragc Til"
morning ~ his room in tho Fre'lcr
crisis Lr ,lding, on tho corner d!
Union and ID stroots. lilo got bronk.
fast ~ IIoinricb's restaurant earl!
In tto morning. whom he vas npparon.
tly la his usual health. Lalor, At
nbout o O'clock, ho wns found in the
bed IN his room dead, his head In Il
pooI or blood and blood upon III,
u 0r iIis doath occurred whilo no
ono was prosunt, prabnbly only ashort
limo before.
Dec, ased had livod on tho Com
stoch probably upward OF twoDty
ycars nrd had worked about saloons
principally. lilo was unmarried aud
had no relatives IN this section. lie
~rs n nativco' BrrmrO, Germany,
aged about 10 ycatr. fhe body vas
removed 10 Coz toiO'J undertaking
'ooms for burial Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
Coxcy Advocates Ills Bills.

Coxcy appeared before tho Ilousc
Committee on Labor yesterday and
presented apctition from the common.
wcnl nrmy that he and browne DO
permitted to address the committee
IN behalf OF the Coxcy Bill for the
construction Of good ronds and the
issue Of non.intcrcst bonds. There
nrc, he said. billions Of dollars worth
OF improvements throughout tho
country to bn mode md millions Of
men to make thCm. There is hut
ono thing in the way and that in tho
want Of money. Tho passage Of his
two bills would cot all men to work.
lie uskcd for 10 per cent ofthc people,
tho same privileges ~ enjoyed by
tho National bank c~laRscs, who alone
nrc represented IN Congress.
"IIavo you amy proofs to offer that
you represent ~ per cont of tho
pcOploT" askcd Ryan. u Democrat
from New York.
"No," said CoScy, al don't claim
that
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
(FRoh MONDAYS DAILr.l
SALMAGUSDl,

G.. G. Wallace came up from San
Francisco this morning.
VIM. Kennedy und John Trcnor
are i'll from Mound Valley to-day.
Tho County Commissioners met
this morning and transacted the usual
business.
Miss Mamie Russell went up to Pc
ko yesterday to take charge Of the
school at that place.
Tho Tribune says warden Frank
Bell has received an order from Com.
missioner James 4. Yerington TO pre-.
pare leo sagcbrush boutonnicrs for
Nevada Day at the Midwintcr Fair.
y letter from S. NJ. Henley, dated
at San Francisco ON the 18th inst. says
that the Fair is Il SUCCESS. Mr.. Hen.
ley concludes by suying that Judge
Talbot il not any better and is just
able TO be around.
All German soldiers must learn to
'"t'h' SuiiS w bichh arc SO expert
that with their clothing on their heads
and carrying guns and ammunition
they n swim streams several hun.
drcd yards wido.
Arthur Mcl5wen's Weekly Letter
says: This Letter is a mistake. /
shall stop its publication with the
present number. Tho money received
from subscriptions will he returned,
and the incident closed.
Dayton Times:-Whcr is that wave
Of prosperity that John Sherman
promised us would roll over tile coun.
try inside of ten days after the repeal
of the bullion purchase law: Maybe
the Commonwcal armies captured it.
Godchaux & Company shipped Go
head of CATTLE from their California
ranch TO this point. Tho cattle were
unloaded here last night and will be
driven to Paradise valley where they
will he placed on the rungc.-SiIvc
StHtc.
The INDEPENDENT comes out in n
new dress to-day. The type is what
Ii knOwiI rs the combination logo.
type and is ii new venture. The ease
is somewhat complicated. containing
scventy-fire more boxes than the old
~ TEN, nnd the force. from the devil
u, are somewhat ratified.
Paris, iMo.l Mcrcury:-Our good
friend. DIR. S. Mcdowell. has located
Mt EilSo. Nevada, where ne has rented
mn Office and swung his sign i'll the
papers. lie will take Instantly there
and make that city his home. We
take pleasure i'll commencing him ~
Il good man and Il god doctor. and
wish him every success.
Mr.. James Stcclc's restaurant in
Wells was totally destroyed by
fire Saturday night. The origin OF
the fire is ii mystery. Mr.. Steele was
i'll Elko when the iirc occurred and
received the news yesterday morning
10y telegraph. lie writes us to-day
that nothing was saved from the res.
taurnnt. The building and contents
were insured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
IFRoM TUESDAYS DMLY.l
3ALMAGUNDl.

The Commissioners yesterday let
the county printing TO january /.
1895. to G. II. Sproulc for S2S.
Living must bc very cheap in Pr
oche II the Record states that eggs
nrc selling at 10 cents Il dozen and
chickens > for Il 81;
Cattle urc reported to I've still dying
i'll and around the mountains. Gen
eral weakness from last winters cx-
posurc is supposed to be the main
cause.-Pioche Record.
DIR. j. w. Petty came down from
Wells to-day to assist DR.. Mcdowell
in removing IL tumor from the face OF
Mrs. Butler, Of Starr Valley.
John lIibbcts was taken suddenly
i'll this morning and is under DIR. Nc
Dowcll's care. His many friends
hope to see him out in Il few days.
w. S. Beard. Grand Chancellor of
the knights OF Pythias. arrived from
Eureka last night and went up to
Tuscarora this morning to visit the
Lodge at that place.
Tahoe City, on the shore OF Lake
Tahoe. Placer county, Cal, was
burned down on Saturday. The town
consisted Of about fifty houses, two
hotels, etc. The whole town is said
to have been destroyed.
White Pine Ncws:-The first re-
ports regarding the sale Of the Mon
itor group of mines i'll Ferguson dis.
trict were incorrect rs to the pur-
chase price. Instead Of Sllj.O00, the
consideration WIS only SliS,Co0.
Senior FaZzad. a deputy Of the Itll.
ian Parliament, and exceedingly rich,
hns been so convinced of the truthful
les OF the Gospel according to Tolls
toi that he has renowned his position
as Il landed proprietor and mnnufact-
urcr and become Il simple 'agricult
urist and fisherman.
The Gazette says that LOCO head of
cattle were shipped from Salinas
county to Mill City last week, and
about 25,OC0 have recently gone from
the drought stricken districts OF
Southern California.
The story of the Breckenridge case
viii! be allowed to pass through the
mnils. First Assistance Poc matter
General Jones has rotificd the Ir.a,.
master at Chicago that the dcpartmet
has no authority to exclude the
book.
Tho New York World says Senator
Hill is still opposed to tie income
tax. but noncommital on ether tariff
changes" What the people want to
know is not Senator Hills view on
tariff, and etc, but on the slap he got
on the jaw.-Washington Times.
S. +. Post:-The postal authorities
n-c discussing the momcntous ques.
ton: Is the report OF the Ercclien-
ridgc-Pollard suit too obscene To he
sent through the mails? We think it
is, and the railrCfid should refuse 10
carry breckenridge for the Same
reason.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-05-13
SALNhGUNDl

fiehCH STystui Speclac!eS Eye
Glnss@s ut Muller's.
Shcr IT Henderson cole :ted aGll.5o
for licenses during the month Of
A.bril.
Goodyear's SnaS-Proof Rubber
Boots at R~eiuhar:is. "a 3otU
A kitt"n @nh n perfectly. formed
double head is n curiosity on exhibit
ton ii: Phoebe. '" -
Tit, finest varieties Ct flower seeds
, only such MS do ard grow we'll here,
are sold ut Mullcr'p.
j. L.. Porter gives tho working men
OF Nevada a very interesting talk t.
day. Read il and profit by it.
1t will 10 two or three weeks be-
foro tho newly-aprointed Superiu-
tendent. Jewett Adams. will take
charge of tho Carson Mint, as tho au.
nuhl cleanup will have TO be male
first by Superintendent Hotter
Tribune.
G. T.. Wilson, y. DIS, surgery of
the mouth Office at residence, Ida
no Street, Elko, Nevada. Hours 0
TO s. =
The number OF Chinese registered
IN the entire country is lUo,3l2, OF
whom G7,977 are in California and
Nevada, I,CG3.in Montana, Idaho and
Utah. and 1,7Sl in Arizona. The
Chinese population Gy tho last censu
was lO7 .4S5.
The cheapest place to buy really
made clothing is ut Remnants.
Don't buy suit till you 500 our
prices. I4-3ntft
Regular services Mt the Presb, t.-
rian church next sabbath morning
and Y e. Morning tex: GLOW
shall NO escape il wo neglect so great
salvation" + :euing theme:
"Glimpses Of lIcaven. Shall VIC
know each oti.er.there?
Dave Casper has lust received n,
new lot IL samples OF Spring and
Summer clothing which will DO MAIDS
to order from az up. -
When the blood is Impure or i'm.
poverished, boils, pimples, headaches,
neuralgia, rheumatism, aud various
oihor diseases ate developed Take
Ayers SarsHparilla, Impurities, in
vigorates aud vitalizes the blood, ard
restores vigorous health. .
SENATOR STEWART "Tho
Apaches OF finance will no longer
fight in ambush. The question O
before the people will DO whether the
ties OF party are stronger thnn tho
pangs Of hunger. In the pext cleo
ton the Question OF grub will 10
paramount"
When the hair has fullou out, lsav-
Ing the head bald, IL the scalp is not
shiny, there ia n chance NJ restoring
the hair by using Ayers Hair Ronev-
er.
''E'N''bt SitNeIuHu Hnu CnDlnet
attended tho ceremony OF. unwilling
the Mary Washington monument nt
Fredericksburg yesterday. The
monument IS a plain granite Mono
! tn fifty feet high upon n Uuso eleven
feet squire. 1t bears tho inscription
Mary, Tho Mother VI Washington "
We have just received about CO.,
samples OF mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
DER. Suits mndo TO order from SIS
and pants from s. up. NJ. RatvuAar.
Governor Pcnnoyer recently issued
an order to tho State Adjutan Gen.
cral in regard to the use of the mi
litia during the Northern Pacific
strike. 1t WIS short and to the point:
"No interference by state troops.
Clcveland's army brought Coxcy's
army to Portland: le. Clevcland's
army take care Of Coxcy's.army.-
The best medical authorities have
pronounced Ayers EGrsapari!ia to be
the most skillfully adjusted combina.
tion OF alternatives and tonics known
to pharmacy. II is this tact which
has earned fot1it the we'll lneri:ed Il.
tic OF Superior Mollcinc.