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natfonal strength, contentment snc
well betns.~ To this Austen Chamber
lain, the chancellor of the'eNchefiaer
replied that the government coniem
plated no such return, but only. &c
sired power to retaliate where neces
sary to meet foreign protective tariffs
Elections Favor LAUREN
Out OF eight federal byelections II
Canada FIVE were carried By the can
didates of the Laurier government II
spite Of the fact that the Conservatives
have been advocating higher tariff u
keep out American manufactures
Turks Defeat AIbanians-
An uprising of -Albanians was re
ported Feb. II. and the next day 2.oUt
Turkish troops under Sllemsi Pasha de
feated 10000 Albapians at Babajhosi
In the province of Ipek. Over 500 Al
banians were killed, and the Turkish
loss was heavy.
Or. Jameson Cape Premien
Following the defeat Of Premie,
Sprigg of Cape Colony in a recent cleo
ton Or. L. s. Jameson, famous as the
leader OF the raid against the Beers
has been summoned to form a new cab
met He Is the leader of the Progress
i've party.
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ed his colleagues Feb. Is by resign'
ing his seat In favor OF r. w. Bo
nynge. who was contesting for It Mr.,
Shafroth said that he had become con-
WINGED that enough fraudulent votes
had been cast for him to wipe out his
majority. Therefore be could not con-
scientiously retain his membership.
When he sat down there was an out
burst OF applause on both sides Of the
chamber. and many Republicans and
Democrats crowded about to congratu-
late him. The record - this case
shows that women voters were the
perpetrators OF the frauds. which con-
sisted of repeating. vote buying. roll
padding and ballot box stufhng.
Notes.
The senate leaders have decided that
two bills win be necessary to carry
into effect the canal treaty, which was
to be ratified Feb. g. One is to au-
horize the payment Of 100000 to
Panama, the other to provide for con-
troll Of the ten mile canal strip by cre-
aiding Q special commission. The
senate committee on commerce report
ed favorably on the nomination Of ".
ID. Crum. negro. to be collector Of Gus
toms at Charleston, s. G. - The
house passed the Notifications bin, In
Guiding the item for the Philippines
which was opposed By the minority.
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The Publishers Weekly has prepared
its annual tabulation Of the worlds
book production. It shows that in this
country 1866 books OF all classes were
produced. which is slightly In excess
OF the preceding years output. Fiction
still takes the lead
In the sale Of the paintings of the
late George Inness at New York prices
ranged from S65 to $3.50, the latter
price being paid by T. E. II. Curtis for
Evening Glow"
After long consideration the musical
director Of the St Louis exposition has
issued an edict that all songs. either In
state pavilions, festival halls or along
the Pike. shall be classical and modern.
but that all element Of the ragtime mu-
sic shall be eliminated.
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POLITICS and GOVERNMENT
U 1IzI@l I'd g I9k9I as

American flag for purposes of trade
advertising Is unconstitutional an un-
warranted interference with personal
liberty ana an attempt at class leSis-
latiOO
Troops q Negro Trial.
Fearing mob interference with the
trial OF Henry Williams, the negro nc
cused of killing Mrs Shields and
daughter at Roanoke. Va several COM
p0nies Of the state militia were called
out Feb. 10, when the accused was
taken to Roanoke for trial He was
promptly convicted and sentenced to
death, but no effort was made to In.
terfere With the laws course
Land Thieves lndietsd
The grand jury Of the District Of
Columbia found indictments against
Fred A Hyde. John s Benson. Henry
r. Diamond Joost Schneider of San
Francisco for conspiracy to defraud the
government. bribery Of government Of
hcers and on other counts. Schneider
was o6ered immunity II he would
turn stateb evidence. but he refused
on advice Of counsel The govern
ment employees who confessed to re-
ceiving bribes from Benson and Hyde
were exempted from prosecution. but
their dismissal from the service Is ex-
pected Hyde = understood: to be the
prime movef ID the conspiracy. The
testimony has involved the name OF
Representative Hermann OF Oregon.
who was formerly commissioner Of the
general land Office. It IL believed that
over g. 100000 worth o. land has been
obtained traudulently.
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General
ftA Roosevelt Issues.


The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Times reports that
President Roosevelt has definitely de-
termined on four leading issues Of 1.-THE
coming campaign: 1. The Panamnipol-
icy i trust attitude similar to that
IN the Northern Securities case. 3. a
labor attitude as shown in the Miller
open shop case. 4. The Cancellation
of labor and capital as shown In the
anthracite coal settlement These rep
resent four leading achievement 81
the Roosevelt administration
Hrysn's Reward For Platform.
Bry MS paper, the Cominouer, has
offered SIoo reward for Democratic
platform for 1904 covering tenj sub
Jects Gneluding Imperialism. trusts.
money, tariff and labor, upon} which
the New York World, the Bozfdl Her
aid, the Brooklyn Eagle, tho Richmond
Times, the Chicago Chrodfdle, the ST.
Paui Globe. the Louisville Courier
Journal. the shvillek!AmerScan. the
Memphis CommerciSd Appeal and the
Atlanta Journal al agree. The OBJ
ject Of this offern to show the aff-
hcnify Of constructing new platform
satisfactory TO The Democrats reosS
ganisers,
Woman susDtaast convsntien.
AZ Enthusiastic and wen attended
sessions Of thef annual convention Of
INA No&so,,c1 s<xfy.-.--p- r,--,. 49, -
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF
writ of fera facias issued out OF the Fifth Dis
trict Court, parish of VIM, Louisiana, bearing
date of February ., 1884, and to me directed, 1
have seized and taken into my possession and
viii offer for sale at public auction to the last
lns. highest bidder at the principal front door
Of the Court House in the town of WINFIELD,
La. between the hours prescribed by law for
such sales, on
Saturday, March 10, 1904,
the following described property, to wit:
One certain lot in the town of ST. Maurice,
La, and described as follows: Beginning 5i6
feet from the northwest corner OF lot No. 20
pointing on the east side of Il" street; thence
along the parallel line or fence parallel with
Third avenue; thence along said fence los feet
to the Barnes lot; thence north SO feet to rail-
road right Of way; thence west aleng railroad
lo5 feet; thence south l66 feet to place Of be-
ginning.
Seized as the property of said defendants in
the above entitled cause and will be sold to
satisfy said writ and all costs.
Terms of saIe-cash, for not less than two
thirds Of appraised value.
B.w. BAILEY,
Sheriff winn Parish.
WINFIELD. La. Feb. IL, 1904.
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Saturday. April 2, 1904.

the following described property, to-wit:
Ten acres Of land described as follows:
Commencing at the 8. +. corner of the Handle
Factory lot, running 6z7.7 feet east, thence 69i
feet north. thence 627.- feet west, thence s94
south 10 point Of teginning: said point bSing
rs feet east of the s. w. corner of s. e ~ OF
" W. IL, Sec "a, T. IL n, r. W.. in Tame
hill Addition Of the town of Winniield-
Planning mill building situated on above land
and the following machinery and objects con-
aimed therein and on said premises: ST..
s. Brown pianer Sxl4 IN; No. Mis- sissippi
llaner Hall & Brown; 10 in 9-side old style
molder; ia. Fiay & Co. re-saw; Fisher &
Davis edger, band saw frame: double blower
and piping; Hall & Brown automatic knife
grinder; 1900 brick, more or less; Z puileys;
lumber huegies; three pieces shafting and
boxing.
Also claim Of j. d. Pace against WINFIELD
Flaming Mill Co.. Ltd, for $4,000 for building
flaming mill shed, recorded in mortgage book
sd" page 6s5.
Said property being seizsd as property Of
said WINFIELD Planning Mill Co, Ltd, and of
!. Pace. Will be sold at public auction to sat-
isfy sum of One Thousand Dollars, with eight
per cent interest thereon from Aug. IL, 1893, and
10 per cent attorney fees thereon, with five and
so-ioo dollars costs. with the luther cost Of ex-
ecuting said writ
Terms Of sale: Cash, with the benift Of APP
praisement.
J.. PETERS, Coroner.
(B. W. Bailey. Sheriff, being recuscd.)
Wisnfield. La, Feb. ~, 1904. lf36-St)
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week in con-
grrss. although
Its rarity Is UNI
consciously sug-
gested by the
great ado made
over the inch
dent. Represent
ative Shafroth,
who has served
several terms In
the house as q
Democrat from
a Denver (Col.)
district, surplis-
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue of $
writ of &. IA. in the above entitled and hundred
cause by the Hon. N. T. Macaen, judge of said
court, and to me directed. have seized and
will sell at public aution to the las and
highest bidder. between the hours prescribed
for judicial ssles at the principal front door of
the court house in the town OF WINFIELD, La,
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Notice for Publication

Land once At New Orleans, La, Feb. IS, 1904
Notice Is hereby given that the following;
named settler has dled notice Of his intention
70 make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before p K Abel
Clerk of Court, At WINFIELD, La, ON April 4
1904. viz: Julian Brosct, E,E. No. 2oe5z. fol
the IL Of n w II. N 2of w IA, Sec IA
T. ., n. B. 3 w. La. Eer. He names the follow
ing Witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation If said land, viz: Bill
Gocdsen q Atisnts, La; Adolph Lxsyon. q.
r. Lcvett, B. b. LoSest, OF Tide, Ii.
~ WALTER Z. COHEN, Register.
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Legislative.

sFafroih's Sense of Honor.
That civic virtue is not yet quite
Obsolete in American politics has been
Indicated hy at least one INCIDENT of the
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harbor mine with a loss OF her
l07 oliicers and men. The Rus
sian cruiser Askold was also
reported sunk in this engage
ment. Two days prior to this
the Russian torpedo transport
Yenisei was accidentally blown
up by mine at Port Arthur,
causing a loss not only Of the
ship, but Of the valuable cargo
Of torpedoes representing two
thirds OF the Russian supply OF
this article.
The japanese navy was
otherwise successful in captur-s
ing six Russian golfers and in
the safe arrival OF the two ships
purchased from Argentina. The
Russian navy continued in help
less plight at Port Arthur, elev-
en- warships being disabled.
On land the japanese have
also taken the aggressive, While
making several fetnts Of land
Ing forces on the Liautong PEN
insula-in one Of which. at Dove
bay, 400 Japs were reported to
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Eoley,s Honey and Tar
heals lungs and Stops the coqgos
Notice For Publication.

AAuu Oxuce " NeW Oyle1nS, L.,
Feb. s, 1904.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention
to make fnal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before p. K. Abel,
Clerk Of Court, 1t winnneld, La, ON Mar. 18th,
1904, viz: John T. Mc0arty, 81. 3. No. 1855, for
The n. La 8. w. IA, Sec. 3, T. II N. R. e. La.
Mer.
He namesthe following witnesses t. prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land,sviz:
Frank Taylor, Chas. Compton, billiard Will
llama, Clark Compton. AL Of winn Phi. La.
WAIr.R /. COHEN,
Feb. .. St Register.
For bfliousuess. headache, dvxnens;a
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Receivers Sale.
In The Matter OF Receivership Of Dugdemonia
shingle & Lumber Company, Ltd.


In Fifth Distric, Court. Parish Of VIM, La
NOTICE is ereby given that by virtue OF an
~ order for tie writ Of sale issued OUT OF the
Fifth District Court OF VIM Parish, la, NJ
TIC love styled cause, and to me direoIed,.
will on
Saturday, March is, 1861,
between the hours pre- scribed by law for iudic-
ia. sales, and at the principal front door OF the
Court House IN ti.e ,ewn OF winfield, Louisi-
.aa. sell Il public auction 10 the last and
highest bidder:
The property. rights aud credits and enects
Of said Dugdemonia Single & Lumber Com
pany: / United, as shown by the inventory on
:ile in the receivership proceedings, said prop
erty consisting of lands, machinery, ETC.
Terms Of saie-Cash to the last and highest
bidder.
w.R.G GUESS,
ff,-sn Receiver.
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FOley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
Sheriff Sale.

Mrs. Mile Bennett vs.. A. V. and J. III
Bonnet.
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SheriT's Sale.

Bank of winniield VS.. WINFIELD Planning Mil
Co., Ltd, J. II. Pace, b. w. Bailey, 0. III.
Grishani, 4. l.. Tannehill.
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No 1872 In the Fifth Judicial District Court
Parish of winn, Louisiana.
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Women find quick reliefin Dr.. TEACHERS
Liver and Blood Syrup.
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No. 1851 In Fifth Judicial District Court, Paris
of VIM, Louisiana.
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OF Panama by
the constitution
a convention at
Panama Feb.
16 Pablo Aro-
Q . "a 9 ma Was
elected nrst sub
stttute. Donin-
60 Obaldia SEC
ond subsdtute
and Carlos Men
0osa third sub,
et1tute. With the
exception OF
Spain and TuY-
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Afree bottle of Dr.. Thaclser's Liver and
Blood Syrup VIII Be seat 70 any reader OF
this paper who viii write to the Ihacher
Medicine Co., chast4nooea, Tenn
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In Fifth pistric, Court, Parish of winn' La
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tD-sO
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-08-04
Looks Good for
GOlCOnda.

Without the employment of drop of
water and with one-cighth of one horse
power in the application of static elec.
tricity, Otto Stalmann, general manager
of the Glasgow & Western Exploration
company's reduction works at Golconda
is saving 81 per cent of the metal con-
tanned in the copper bearing sulphides,
of which the company's ledges are pro-
ductive, says the Salt Lake Tribune.
For some time the management has
been trying out what is known as the
Blake electric separator, and when he
withdrew on Saturday last the testings
had been reduced to two tenths OF per
cent "copper" with the result that bat
terry of sixteen machines, each capable
of reducing fifteen tons Of ore daily, will
be Immediately installed. Commen ting
on the method Mr.. Stalmann, than
whom there are none more eminent as a
metallurgist, said it is without exception
the most efficient with which he has ever
dealt. Immediately after the entire
battery OF separators, with perfect con-
centration, shall have been installed, the
company's smelter at Golconda will be
put in commission again, the production
of pig copper soon to follow. While it
has incurred much patient effort Mana
ger Stalmann feels that the metallurgy
of the compaDy's undertaking in Nevada
has been finally mastered and that the
day of its reimbursement is rapidly ap
proachiDg.
This is good news for Golconda 1t
will mean the employment OF many men
in that vicinity. There has been large
body of copper ore developed in that vi
cinity, but go far they have not been
able to save it. II this new method is
successful aGd they produce and treat
200 to $40 tons par day thereby, Col
conda will as.in become busy place
Hope all Their hopes will be realized.
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A Nevada Court
ship.

A resident of Oroville, Cal, tells OF
curious incident he once witnessed
in Carson City, New. Many immigrants
were coming into the State and several
camps were made in the vicinity of Car
son. A large number Of visitors had
congregated about the camps one day,
talking with the different ones who had
just crossed the plains. The center OF
one group was a handsome, well-made
girl of nineteen or twenty, who was
cooking supper. On bed OF Goals was
large coffee pot in which coffee for her
party was being made. Suddenly the
coals beneath the coffee pot gave away
and down it came, spilling the bever-
age. The girl became angered, and
giving the coffee pot kick. turned to
some half dozen or more men who were
standing by and said: II am tired OF
this life, anyway. Some Of you men
bid up and you shall have me. ! want
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r1ine is ImprOv-
ing.

G. ". Roacheville, a half owner in the
Cambrian mine in New York canyon,
four miles North of Austin, was in town
Thursday evening on business. Mr..
Roachyille informs us that the returns
Of the eighteen tons OF ore recently
shipped to the smelters netted after
transportation and smelling charges had
been deducted S9ls.00. None OF this
ore was assorted, it was shipped as it
came out of tho ledge in running the
main tunnel. but in the future the ore
will be assorted into grades.
The tunnel has been advanced on the
ledge over 100 feet and in the face the
ledge is strong and rich. The upraise
shows rich ore and it is now certain that
the ledge goes to the surface.
In the winze, near the face OF the tun-
mel, the contractors Harry Harris and
Antoine Barago are down eighteen feet.
The ledge is over a foot in width, and as
says high, there being over four inches
of the ore that runs over 5000 ounces.
This mine is indeed showing up re-
marhably well. and when we stated
several weeks ago that there was over
$4,000 in sight, men employed in the
mine said our estimate was too low that
there is nearer $4,000 and the mine i'm
proving all the time,
There are now ten men employed at
the mine,-Austin Reveille.
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LOYAL LRERtKAH LODGE No. Is. l. o. o. r..
meets in Lemaifc's Hall the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. y. Ramsdcli, n. q.
L. A. Lemaire, Sco'y.
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The bill OF Fred Pedroucini for SER
vices as special watchman is ordered re-
jected.
The application Of Charles NJ. Gray
ham and George w. Hinman for the ap-
pointment of Constable of Argenta town
ship were read; wherefore it is ordered
that George w. Hinman is appointed
Constable OF Argenta township and his
bond fled OF this date is hereby ap-
proved and accepted, said appointment
to be 10 effect from this date to January
1st, A. d., 1905.
Ordered that the engine and boiler
situated in Galena township, now being
the property Of Lander county, be sold
and the county Treasurer is hereby au-
thorized to sell and dispose of tho same
as provided for by law.
The following Registry Agents were
appointed in Lander county, to- wit:
Cortez township-George Shultes.
Galena township--G. s. Moore.
Dean township-L. NJ. Pugh.
Bullion township-A. Kattenhorn.
TOWN MATTERS
The following bills were allowed:
Eagle Hose Co., allowance .... 10 90
8 e McIntire Chief engineer. 10 90
No further business appearing the
Board then adjourned to Monday, Sept,
9th, A. d., 1904.
Attest T. G. MALLoY, Clerk.
hy I Mallov naputv Glark
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A Disastrous
Wreck.

A |, tier from Tonopah, which was de-
layed by wreck on the Tonopah rail
road, says
This Saturday morning, shortly after
leaving Tonopah the train for Sodaville
freight and passcnger-met with a
very serious accident while going down
the steep grade mile and Il half below
the town. The air brakes fai!ed to do
their duty, and the result was that the
train went iown the grade at the rate of
sixty miles an hour, aud failing to mako
sharp curve was ditched. The en-
gineer aud fireman jumped from their
cab in time to save their lives. The en-
gine was completely stripped OF its sheet
covering, the cab badly smashed. tender
overturned, fiat car with two large tanks
badly wrecked aud the passenger coach
had both doors stove in and seats scat
tered all over the car. There were sew
eral passengers aboard who were badly
shaken up, but luckily escaped with a
few bruises. Taken all in all it was a
miracle nobody was hurt. The coach,
in leaving the rails, turned over.
The roadbed is not solid yet, the ties
laying on the surface OF the bed with the
rails tackled on, the work having been
rushed through for the celebration, and
the grade being steep may have been the
cause of the brakes not being able to do
their work right, hence the bad wreck
Va Enterprise.
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Commissioners
Proceedings.


The Hon Board Of County Commits
sioners of Lander County, Nevada, met
in the County Clerks Office Of said
county pursuant to ad adjournment. Present
II. r. Lemaire, w. Fl. Ingham and T.
McCourt, Commissioners; MI Murphy,
Sheriff; II. W. Dyer. Auditor, j. J. Nal
10y, Deputy Clerk.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and upon motion ordered ap-
proved
The following bills were then eonsid
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AGENTS WfETED.

LIFE or T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by his
son, REV. FRANK DEWITT TtLMAGE and
associate editors Of Christian Herald. Only
book endorsed by Talmage family, Enormous
profit for agents who act quickly. Outfit ten
cents Write Immediately CLARK A. co.,
2s2 =. 4th st. Philadelphia. Pa. Mention
this paper
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WANTED.

Special representative in this county and
adjoining territories, to represent and adyer.
tise an old established business house of solid
financial standing. Salary 81 weekly with ex-
panses paid each Monday by check direct from
hea iqua rtcrs Expenses advanced; position
permanent. We furnish everything.
Address The Columbia, 60, Monon Bid,
Chicago, III.
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The people of Nevada have nothing to
complain of in business way. The
States crops are prolific, Nevada's pro-
ducts command the highest market
price, her arid lands in the western part
OF the State will soon be garden spots,
wages are good and take 1t all in all the
people are more prosperous than in al
most any other section of the Union. =
Observer.
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None Published Thursday
to quit this way of living" Most of the

to quit this way OF living" Most of the
men supposed she was joking, but one
who was some years older than the
Others, said: "If you are in earnest I
will be the man." "Certainly l am in
earnest" was the reply OF the girl
"Bring on the parson and l will con-
vince you." A minister was soon found /,
and the couple were married at once.
The groom proved to be one OF the
wealthiest miners in the part of the
State, and shortly afterwards built his
wife residence that cost over $4,000.
For wedding tour they made trip to
Europe.