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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-04-06

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pest7d until The 2ul pTiL"s -rs Al! drawn.
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TIE History InG CSrGiiIon Of this c9npz-y
'ronE-y J. i"s. we're IL trs; raa IL TyuDe
Hazber. Ls follow
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From Texas.
AUSTIN, TENAs, Feb. 10, 1879.

AUSTIN ENAS req. ID, lc'''
MyssHs. OsMAN e lIArEMAN: | have been
spendlng the winter in the genial CLINE ana
under the italian skies Of Texas, The repre-
sentative. Of the people OF this state are here
congrcgacd TO make laws and devise means
for carving on the machinery OF The common.
wealth for the gopd Of her citizens. lnicI!''
gence and good sense .ccm to char"cierl"N the
LEGISLATORS, 90, well a, The heads Of the several
department, Of government. Will not mt
present 90 into detail Of the business before
the legislative body, bat will state that the
public schools occupy considerable time, the
object being to place them in II better condi-
ton. bv the sale of the lands appropriated
therefor The building ot new capitol or
state house is also In contemplation, together
with amendments to the constitution, and the
revision and amendment Of laws, Today tor
the first time, | crossed the bridge over the
Colorado at the foot of the avenue and TOOK Il
view of the city Of Austin from promontory
on the western bank of the river From this
point is seen a beautiful photographic picture
of the city. The state capitol stands ont prom
inently at the head of the avenue; the go.hlc
land Office and other state buildings, the stce-
pies OF the several churches pointing high
above the surrounding cditces, the military
institute rising from among the evergreen nils
west of the city, the stately mansions OF the
wealthy standing out distinctly from the more
humble dwellings, and the curling smoke rs.
ING from the dwellings Of nearly 10000 inhab-
itants. Near this standpoint is the deaf and
dumb asylum, standing IN mute but stately
grandeur. looking out from among the sur.
hills. It's inmates, though deaf and
yoicclcss, vet speak in loudcst tones that they
are rational and intelligent. And from here
we have a fine view of the meandcrings of the
Colorado coming from among the mountains
above and flowing silently through the wales
below. Also the iron horse Of the Central
Railroad speeding up the valley towards the
city, bringing dispatches from the wide eX-
trcmcs of the world And in the western sub
urhs the startling tram Of the International
may be seen advancing with u rush, rs if pur-
sued by . horde Of savagcs from the plains.
The International road leading out from the
western part Of the city, passes near and in
full view Of Mount B0nncl and the surround
ng mountain peaks, presenting delightful
scenery. The northern PORTION OF the city Of
Austin is the more noted for architectural taste
md beauty, and affords an admirable picture
rom the adjacent hills. The city is charging
is boundaries, and notwithstanding the strin-
gcncy Of the times as to finances, many i'm
are being made. What Is needed
most in Texas is class Of industrious, cner-
setic and honest producer,-tillelS OF the soil.
Truly, &. 3. REYNOLDS.
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Ophir and Vicinity.
OPuIK. Eeh. 9th. 1919

OPHIR, Feb. 24th, 1919
\ slight snow storm struck these parts Sat
urday night, laying u white mantle Two or
three inches, and on Sunday it disappeared,
leaving the roads in a deplOrable condition
The roads from now until spring will proba
bly, be none of the best.
The teachers institute in Homer last Sat
urday was very largely attended, both by teach
crs and spectators. There was to be a lecture
in the evening, but for some reason it failed to
come off
Mr.. Charles Zorn, who started a new grocery
on the ridge a few weeks ago, is doing good
business
Mr. James Kirkwood, while moving load
OF furniture from Ophlr to Goodland, Ind, met
with serious accident. While driving quiet
/ " along, thinking of nothing in particular, he
was shaken off his load the wheel passing over
his foot and smashing several of his toes
Homer this week loses two Of her best clti-
zens in the persons of Mcssrs, Ernest and Otto
Kraussc They go to make their future home
at Van Grin, H., where they will go into the
dry goods and grocery business. The gentle
men will be missed by their many friends here
and all wish them success in their new home.
The following gentlemen this week resolved
to invest in the best paper printed in La Sale
county, so they handed rs in their dimes for the
FREE TRADER: John FIrcstinc, John Fiiz
gerald, Jacob Croisant and Fred Iorn
The dance on Friday evening At the resi-
dcncc OF Mr. James Kidd was very largely at
tended bv Homer and Mendoza folks. houn'
| tiful supper was served by the kind hostess, OF
which all heartily partook. Dancing vas kept
up until the "wcc sma' hours" when the
guests departed, vowing that they had good
| time. We extend thanks on the part Oh the
| Homer parties for the kind invitations.
/ Mr. Caroon, of Triumph, will depart for his
future home at Jackson, Iowa, some time TINS
week His departure will be a great loss to the
icommunity, rs he il All honest and upright
! man.
The party at Steve Weygandts last week
was good.
/ Ophir IL to have marriage tins week; VIII
give names and particulars IN my next. III
uph has II very good literary society ana we
had the pleasure of listening to some OF the eA-
crcl,es last Saturday evening and must say
they were good.
/ Miss Belle Cars smiling face greeted her
friends in these parts last Saturday.
Mary IIoutz, who has been visiting friends
81, the Centre returned home last week; also
Mr.. l.. Deulsch, who spent the winter at Or
wigsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Budd Orr is doing well at his new nome
/ in Oregon. fEpRo- LEM Lbs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

OXYGEN As \ CURE FOR HipRophoBiA Is
.,,,,.l IN have proved successful by the Lyons
usSi,,L The case is reported by DrS.
Schmidt and Zebeden from Russia. The Irst
s,,mntoms of rabies appeared seventeen days
After the injury. The patient was made 10 IN,
hale three cubic feet of oxygen, and two honrs
,,tirrwnrds he was in u state of perfect CAIN.
Two DAYS afterwards the symptoms OF fanleS
r. appeared. and another inhalation oil oxygen w
vas administered with the same success ms
t;me The Inhalation was continued ioriorty-nVs
minutes. \ slight dyspnGa when persisted ,,
after the disappearance oil me gla ,t nSunr
toms, was treated for three weeks ny 'n' ili0'i'-
bromide of camphor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

Many persons say - haven't got the Consump-
ton" when asked to cure their Cough with Sh!-
loh's Consumption Cure. DO they not know that
Coughs lead - Consumption Gad a remedy that
sill cure Consumption VIII certainly and s,;TSii
cure cough or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when all others fsil and our
faith in it is 80 positive that We will Ireland the
price paid f YOU receive no benefit. i not this
fair proposition Price 10 cts 80 ct,. and SlpO
per bottle For lame Chest, Bacl. or Side, utc
ShilOh's Porous Plaster Price - cts. sold hy
FoRHRs " GEHRING, Ottawa, III.
WY will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation, and general debility
when YOU can get at our store ShllOh's System
Vitalilcr which We sell Oh positive guarantee
to cure YOU. Price 10 cts. and % cts. Sold by
FoRHrs * GEHEING, Ottawa, III.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale so Acres OF improved i'u
with good flowing well, situated three miles east OF huc
county Illinois This land will be sold cheap III one or wv
ota Terms ouc-haf cash. the balance Ia SUIT
Buckley. H.. Jan. Is, 1879 FL! SlhA"N.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, MARCH |, 1872

household topics. We arc especially requested
to announce that this notice will count rs one
dollar in payment for something which no tenn
pcrance reader can afford to do without. Hence
we advise every hatcr of rum tobacco ana opium
to cut tins out and forward To ). 5. Wood, TIL
bune Building, New York City Also enclose
Toe for sample copy OF the Rog0zflG
BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE. Qconard Scott
Publishing Co, y. Y. 81 year OF 80 10"
BlHckwood and the four British quaricrlesJ
In the February BackwoOd john Coldigate Is
continued, and The Medium Of the Last Cen.
tury ends IN tragic manner, the heroine be.
ing killed 10y lightning in confirmation OF ia,
prophetic powers of IN old negroes, who Ger
tainly contributes nothing to redeem IA" stat"
of jamaica society from its otherwise unat-
trartve state. Under The titlc Of Two LaIic@
we have charming accounts of The lives vi MrS
jameson and Fanny Kemblc In the article
on Magazine Writers We have really M au
photography of Blackwood, the parent ana
still king of magazines, started over Sixty
years ago by Vim. Blackwood and strength
ened and supported by Wilson, Lockhart DE
Carney, &c Then, besides several political!
articles, there Is "A capital essay on Domestic
Service describing the former relations be.
tween master and man compared with those
OF the present day
The PuRENULOGICM JOURNAL. :. II.
Wells Is Co, ,31 Broadway, \. y. F2aycar)
The subjects of the March number which are
specially noteworthy are Caleb Cushing, OF
whom fine portrait is furnished; How Fac
ultics Combine in Manifestation, and The Re.
la,ons Of the Organs to Pursuit, constitute the
chapters in the fresh nstallmcnt Of Bran ana
Nina; Francis Murphy receives fair consid.
Grafton at the hands of a contributor. a Cicr-
gyman of evident experience writes of Con
version and its Effect on the shape OF the Head.
Mrs Preston contributes a story illustrative on
Overhead in Household System. y well IL
Illustrated sketch entitled, Two Great Cities oithc
Car will attract attention, and 20 viii an cY-
lrcmely interesting articles on Baths Among
the Greeks and Romans, which shows that the
lnccuts we're BY no means lacking in hydro
pathic learning and skill. Miss Gotham treats
Of Cheese IN her agreeable and searching style
The Notes ON Science and Agriculture arr a>
full of useful hints AS ever, and The Editorial
Department is also wei! supplied.
THE LIBRARY MAGAzTNE. american Book
i,1.hange, Publishers Bcckman ST, y. Y. <
| YEAR, The contents Of the number before us
indicate the character of Ibis magazine. Ill
contains articles bv Gladstone y l'rDgIDr !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

"HACKMETACK' q popular and fragrant per
fumr sold by FoRBEs * GEugISG, Ottawa, Ill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

4 Quincy boy about II years OF age has
been To Dcadwood City, in the Black Hills
from there tn St Paul, thence 10 Chicago and
hack home He didn't have "a cent of money
and he didn't have To walk any OF the way
He SAYS 1t i easy enough to travel II you only
know how.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
CHINESE COURTsHiP.
The ic.iiNc Alb Goo
And Too Hay the fair
They met and the two
Concluded To pair.

The ic.lhc Alb Goo
Aud Too Hay the fair
They met and the two
Concluded to pair
7hey 'spooncd" in the way
That most lovers do,
And All Coo kissed Too Hay,
And Too Hay kissed All GOO,
said this festive N Goo,
As his heart swcIled with pride,
"Nc heap lilCv you;
You heap be my blidc.'
And she lon'ing down
All 81 modest and pretty,
'TwiNt smile and Il frown,
Gently murmurCd You bcttcc,"
--Sm. Francisco Ns1rS Letter.
at l. not mush and milk, nor honey, nor mo-
Msscs," says calmly and critically Cincinnati
journalist Of the sin ,ng Of M operate star "hu'
As sweet to the ear a. the product OF the flower
to an apprccialiyc and industrious bee-so soft
and sweet that il seemed as chain, linking time
20 eternity, and whose links were forged on the
silver nnyiis of concord with hammers of gold"
And boo nfed lInd) paper remarks on the
subject OF capital punishment, Call conca'c
of hrlr- friends aud offer salvation rs q standing
nrize through all eternity t, the goblin damned
that can devise an instrument more hcllish than
the ralows, and see if our dear old Christian
gallows will not bear oil the prize against all the
inventions Of he'll for ayes. The Democrat has
spoken"
THE CARPENTERS wooINd.
"Oh! beam Of my life, my awl 10 me-
He cried, his flame addressing;
"If 'ad2c such love ~ yours,
I'd ask no other blessing"
Ppm rcjoiSt TO hear YOU speak,
The maiden said, with laughter:
"For, though hammer guilelesS girl,
It's plane what you are rattcr.
Nov, if file love You just a bit,
What further will you AK me?
Can, will you be content with that,
Or will you further tax me-"
He looked handsaw her words were square.
mo rival can dsplacc me
Yes, one more favor ! mplOrc;
That Is, my dear EN-, brace me-"
st. Louis Journal.
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EII4NIAN ~ CDOh Attorney, nj Law. Ou,rc,
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DR.J y. =. IaN BURN. OTTAWA, II. office in the
~ Opera House Block I:c-dcncc WITH Mrs, James o.
well, on Columbus street. l'nls Us
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Books.

Prof Swing, the eloquent preacher and orig
inal ..ld independent thinker Of Chicago, who
gave US such n delightful lecture the other
evening, has written book. 1t called "Mo-
tlvcs of Life" and its six chapters treat of
"Intcllcctual Progress" Home" a Good
piness" and Religion" \ fine array Of sub.
ects for so keen thinker and 50 brilliant a
writer.
II will be Il small book but as full OF mattcr
90 a nut is tull Of meet Jansen, McClurs (
co. will publish ii.
The secretary of the Honest Money League
at Chicago places us under obligations for Il
copy of the pamphlet recently issued by the
League entitled Honest Money; An argu-
mcnt in favor of Rcdecmablc Currency, by
Thomas VI. Nichol" The argument in favor
of such currency Is very ably presented and
we doubt whether it can be successfully an.
swercd.
The Com Room AND \. i. STOCK EX-
CHANGE AND CLEARING House. (By kinahan
CORVALLIS. A. s. Barnes & Co, III x ll3
William st, n. Y. Price 20 ctS) There is
not a day but the business man. in looking ov.
cr the dispatches III the daily papers, sees men
ton made of the New York Gold Room, Stock
Exchange and Clearing House, and there is
hardly day on which his interests are not
one way or another affected by their operations,
vet 10 thousands thus affected their olganiZa
ton, machinery and internal springs OF opera,
ton are ~ profound mystery - the steam
engine is to the liottcntot. To such this pam
phet OF some sixty pages viii be revelation
yet III. information is such as no business mau
should he without.
Any of the above publications may be- found
at the book store of Osman y Ilapemau, where
single copies are Tor sale and subscriptions re
ccivcd
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Professional Car0s.
At OR Y e Y 8.

I W. I5Rf.Wf.it, Attorney and Counselor ut Law,
!. ana Nutury Public, Rooms No H. ~ and ~, Opera
House Block, DIANA, III, J1at;l
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Senator Shields, of Missouri, drew is pay
and mileage some 500 on Saturday and laid
II on his de.k, leaving it there when he lcf) the
chamber The money was cared for by page
who took charge of it until the owner turned
up. The senator did not know of his loss un-
iii his attention was called to it, and then hc
was 10th To believe t-WdshiHgt0H Later.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

SCRANTON. Ill. Nov. LII Il were
possible N turn gray ~ terror. the hair
n Miss Floyd-J0ne~ ~ New York should
~ A. white a. snow. in consequence ~
an awful adventure which shc passed
through Al the Brirg~ Colliery III the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Company
IN this CITY. She l. visiting the family
y W. VI. Scranton, general manager
u the iron company, and expressed a
desire 70 visit the mine for the purpose
II witnessing the interesting and peril
ous process ~ mining and preparing
anthracite for u~c. Accordingly Mr..
scranton. acting n her escort, took
along Mine Superintendent Reese q.
Brooks A. Az extra prccauticn against
,veninring into danger. After inspect
ing the mine and seeing the men At
work. the trio. guided by their flicker
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

Ing lamps. returned along the subter-
ranean halls 70 the foot a the shaft, for
the purpose u making the ascension.
Superintendent Brooks signaled 10 the
engineer overhead, Albert Isoskelly, and
told him the party wanted 10 be hoistcd
directly 10 the tower II the breaker.
which rises 100 feet from the mouth II
the shaft, and j. $50 feet from the bot
tom, where they were standing at the
time. The object of ascending 10 the
tower WIS 10 make an examination III
the screen rooms. rollers, and other de-
partments where the work Of breaking
and cleaning coal was going on. The
engineer answered down through the
tube, ''Ail right and the trio, taking
their places on the platform II the
carriage, were hoistcd swiftly up out
u the mine into the shaft II the tower.
Upon the carriage approaching the
sheaye-wheel AT the top, Engineer Ros-
kelly lost control Of his engine, and the
party was hurled agrinst the heavy tim
bers Of the roof, swapping the wire
holsting-rope asunder. with the visitors.
over an abyss $50 feet deep. II was a
moment u a terrible fear. They ex-
pected 20 be dashed 10 the bottom.
They felt the carriage slip sharply down
a few inches; then came sudden Jolt.
. halt, and they were standing still. The
safety catches, which are generally more
ornamental than useful. sprang 70 their
places and held the carriage there. Even
then the situation was painfully perilous.
The slightest movement might cause
the catches 70 slip again, and every body
seemed afraid 10 breathe. The position
in which the halt was made was not
within easy access Of any landing, and
the party was forced 70 remain there
until the workmen came with ladders 10
their relief This took but very few
minutes. yet il seemed an eternity, and
i was with feelings Of deep and heart
felt thanks that they touched a firm
landing once more. The only bodily
injuries inflicted BY the shock were i
slight cut which Miss Jones sustained on
the side If the head when the rope
broke letting a bolt desceLd from the
top 81 the carriage where It was attached,
and the bruiSing ~ her shoulder BY con-
tact with the post They are in no way
serious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

for Jour wife. she does many for Won
hakes. cooks scrubs and mends Her work
i never done. Get from your grocer 4 pack
are ~ Giit-Elge Butter Maker for twenty.
nye cents. che can churn III half the time.
ct ten Ter cent more butter. and OF 4 color
that Sbe will be proud ~. The valuable book.
!" Hints n butferNakers," Is given away by
all st0Tekeepcrs-
Nova POsr-OFFIcE. Ashland. Co. Ohio.
= May 18th. ls-p.
BrTTEU lxPROvENE~r Co:
6e'lffguen-NT attention was called Nv YOUR
correspondent ~ Elyria. Mr.. Boynton. 10 xour
Gllt-EL1c Butter Maker. and wished me to
give Il trial. We chnrned one gallon 81
cream according 70 your directions Ia your
letter - Mr.. BuyntOn. with the following re-
suit time ~ churning twelve minutes. pro
dncrl 34s lbs.. color -poi and quality far bet
teF than ANYTHING that hare tried rrcyfon--
IT. have hern engaged III the dairy bush
hess more or less FOR the last fifteen wears.
Also took ~ the same cream. tie same time
AMI from the same bulk. emitting vour pow-
der. a. Ter directions. with tie following re-
snif. time 81 chunin- twenty minutes. three
pounds. quality inferior, short 81 what Is re-
ouiFed IN our market. would further say.
made a second trial With about the same re-
suit Truly vours.
Z. :. vAS AxAyx.
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How 1T HAPPENED.

From Information CLEANED from various
sources the following appears A. . correct
statement ~ the accident and tie attendant
circumstances. The train was 4 special one.
AMI vas made MP AZ Malvern. Mills County.
Iowa. TX !. ear illed with live stock for the
- Lo1liS market and cahOcsc- Elesen IL
the~e car contained cattle and six contained
ho--- AZ Moisrriy il Was taken charge ~ nv
Conductor ~. &. kinney. The conductor
REGISTERED AZ - Charles a SsiO O'Clock and
stepped into the locomotive When the
Isain started - cross the bridge there were
nv druy~r~ and brakeman In the caloOsc.
and Anrthcr brakeman on the rDof
u the ear. Ten minutes are allowed
~ which 10 crv-s the bridge -- that
j.. IL mft-t not be crossed In
shorter time than that, but more time may
u cor-umed in transit II il j. thought nee
essAry. II was exactly sen O'Clock when the
treIii-ed portion IL the bridge was reached,
anil Conductor kinley stepped from the en-
gIne ~ the bridge % watch the train as Il
passed over intending u jump On the ca
Dpo~e A. il came along The engine and one
car passed the western span i'm safety. when
suddenly the conductor was startled by q
cFa-h- and the second. third and fourth ears
sAnk into the river. breaking the coupling II
tn hr~i and second cars. The rear portion
a the train remained on the bridge an In
sianf. and was then drawn into the yawning
ANsAs and disappeared with . terrible craSh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

FKtNK FORr cIlntnn Comfy. Ind. Pm 10 lN5N
f4M SfF-t had n@Nn IIsuch truniNlf1 with ~
rrTrn AMI rndIErxrf0n ar ten % twelve ltAfr th1t
hnfd1 anything eat would STAY o. nv xfnnafhs 80
trfsx ErrAf many useilcinc@ AMI nrur ni1 y. ~
cusd until ohtxlnr~l and uart yuur Indian Ifvoa
syrup. which has cmrri me rtxfntiI en- n1Nl-
rnsnd Il a. fhu~ suffering with dsEFr&tA a. q Htnn
rrfnsx1 ard bcirve Il vii cure ~ rssf w 1870
tons Afp followed k4LHkL >. hHitsNt~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-21

sTxrs PEAK Brown Cuunfy mi
F<qr Sfr-i WIS mEfictni with futfri e.. ~ Ealing
~ ~ ~vqa Year., and have spant dffsAF Mler ~.
Tar r mestlcnr wifhuu, ult airing tfr u ghtT gr.f
~ rtyxl slams were h1f1sf With littr rap IN -
tAlIliag rniief. tr|e~l yuu Indian Blood =, rup.
ne Npre1y and rsrfNrf 4stnnisfTt fvnfttmsAy
nne IN FEW days ~ q Ai~ui and - little wurk
fffUse taking filr nneiiunr I was NO allie NJ stand
wifh1f auppDFt ! an nnw Orrr severity yrKs ~ Aye
Ag.d frsi IKE yunfAg man. have NJ he~4atA1n ~
Recommending n " De he greeisst Ieine1y knaen %
the world Wilson MOJikE