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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-18

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0A0 uHN
Mrs.. Julius R+iuhart 10 dow iron
KsltOn, visiting her aunt. Nm 0sores
Russell.
A special train. loaded With tea aud
silk. passed through here from the West
last night.
The departures on tho Tuscarora
stage This morning were J. b. Gibbons
and J. Jones.
8. Z. Benson aud family spsto-day
moving from town out TO their ranch In
Mound Valley.
]. E. Gilligan Is improving his resi-
dence by enclosing the Same With q new
and substantial fence.
The stage arrivals from the North
last night were W. T. Smith, W. II.
Dudley and Mr.. Hubner. b 1F,
A couple of new locomotives for III.
Southern Pacific Railroad passed West
ward by the train at noon to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Gilland. of Lamoillo
Valley, arrived in town last evening.
and will remain with her daughter here
about Ia week.
Counsellor q. F. Talbot has received
his commission as a Notary Public, and
Is now fully prepared to discharge all
the duties Of that Official position.
G. Collins. an old-time merchant of
Iuscarora, recently sold out his bust.
ness in that place to Mr.. Parsons, and
passed through here, on his way to
California, q couple of days ago.
The aerial arrangements for n first
class snow-storm Of yesterday, arc all
dispeiled again to-day, the sun shining
u warm and bright, al though nothing
OF the kind had been in contemplation.
Extensive preparations for harvest.
ing the ice-crop of the Humboldt ara
being made in town. but the crop itself
Is maturing powerfully slow; what it
grows during the night being wilted by
'he sun Oh The following day.
Dan. Murphy is down from Halleck
Station to-day. experimenting the ship
ment OF q lot CT beef cattle to San
Francisco. He shipped twelve carloads
from the c%ompany's c~orrall, Of about
the finest VIC have noticed during the
season.
w. I. Smith, who arrived from Tus-
oarora by stage last evening, departed
for San Francisco by the train this
morning. MI. Smith informed us that
he had now closed up all his business
In this section Of country. and that his
return here would only be, in all proba-
bility, in the remote future. Mr.. Smith
first began business on his own account,
in the early days OF T~uscarora, and
though at the time q very young man
was very successful, accommodating In q
few years a snug competency. Through
the late depression in that camp he
probably lost considerable, but is still,
we are informed. in easy circumstances.
Tuscarora will in due time again assume
her wonted prominence AZ q mining
nentra. n va shall then sxrest the
pleasure OF welcoming W. T. upon his
return to his FIRST love
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Fine Holiday Presents.

Just received, and now on exhibition
Mt the drug store, an elegant assortment
OF fine Russia leather goods, consisting
Of ladies' and gents dressing. cases.
glove, handkerchief, odor and jewel
cases. comb and brush holders, celluloid
goods. perfume cases. etc., etc. All
mont and useful presents for ladies'.
Sold at Eastern retail prices. Call and
examine.
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q. E. McKiornan, says tho Ogden
Pilot OF Tuesday, was arrested here TO-
day by Deputy United States Marshal
vandercook. on q telegram from the
Sheriff Of Elko county, Nevada. Nc.
Herman has been indicted for forging
the namo Of John How, Indian Agen.
at the Duck Valley Reservation in Elko
county.
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Hotel Arrivals.

W. d. Field, Eureka.
S. Wenban, Cortez
A. O'Donnell, Winaemucca.
John Williams, Tu,carora.
Fl. Mccain, Halleck.
VIM. Copger, Well,.
E. Chaplin and wife, Tuscarora.
O. Collins, Tuscarora.
John Hayes, Reno.
Robert Hubs. Tuscsrora.
II. NJ. Reed, Willow Creek.
@. A. Wiley, Willow Greek.
o. Vandercook, Ogden.
NJ Hall, Star Valley.
G. o. Toby, Maino.
j. F. Colt, Mound.
G.. Mobbs. do
W. A. Shepherd, South Fork.
W. Roach, Pleasant,
T. f. Atwell, Ogden.
s. B. Mcdonald. Tuscarora.
II. W. Billiard, do
John Crossan and wife, Deeth.
A. II. Blevins, do
A. Gilruth, Cope Road.
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&c o0lnAk0nA1.
Dan Murphy CAM down from Hallsck
yesterday.
Tho weather Il unusually pleasant for
December.
Col. J. B. Moore left for his home In
Ruby Valley last evening.
John Guimsz and ]. Regan arrived
by tbs stage from the north yesterday.
Frank Crater passed through on his
way from San Francisco 10 Wood River
last evening. ......
A largo quantity Of machinery re.
mains on the depot platform. awuiting
transportation 70 Rock Crock.
We learn through John Ainley that
the Eureka Mills arc now running
steadily and turning out an excellent
quality OF -four.
The Elko Flour Mill, which closed
down last week for repairs. is again
running. with a supply Of wheat on
hand that will last for several months.
Scion Peck having made up his mind
to reside permanently in Elko, has be
come associated with c. C. Warner In
the forwarding and commission bust
ness.
We are pleased 10 announce that
Judge Watson, who has been quite
seriously i'll for the past three or four
months, is in a fair way to ecover.
Ii. NJ. Grant, who has been absent
for several months on business con-
nected with his insurance agencies,
reached homo by the East. bound e1-
press last evening.
When a boy We saw in a s~choolbook
that 1913 cubic feet made a cord OF wood.
Wood dealers here have got the thing
mixed. and frequently try to sell a cubic
loot for 1913 cords.
Elko can boast OF the champion mean
nnn in America. We will trot him out
against Guitena or old Bender. and il
the judges fail TO award him the prem.
ium 1t Is a sure thing that he will steal
II as soon rs dark comes.
Six aud n half feet in the Kentuck
mine will be ratified OH at John Shuck's
saloon this evening. The mine is one
OF he oldest locations in the State, and
is occasionally considered very rich,
yielding an excellent quality Of spar
nnd wolfenite.
Budweis is al old town in Bohemia
where for n thousand years a most OK.
ceilent beer vas made, By IA process
different from tho ordinary way of
making beer, aud vas called the Bud.
weiser Process. The same process is
used in making tho Conrad's Bud
weiser Beer"
The dance at Freeman Hall last even
ing was well attended and a very pleasant
AFFAIR. Everybody, his wife and best
gal enjoyed themselves immensely.
hessrs. Lorraine d Bernard manipu-
lated b piano and violin in a style
unsurpassed by the old masters, and all
voted this the first OF n series OF soirees
to be given by tho Eiko Dancing Club
q decided success.
VIM. ]. Dey, brought hero from Tus.
carora last Thursday. died at the County
Hospital at 2 O'Clock this morning. The
unfortunate man had lately been in the
employ of LII. Hosle. in independence
Valley, and when admitted 10 tho hos.
pital was 30 far gone with pneumonia
As to render his recovery impossible.
Our reporter could loarn but little OF
his past history, further than that he
was q native Of Now Jersey. whore n
sister at present resides, and was about
forty seven yoars Of nge. Ho has a
brother employed In the New York Gus
tom House.
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ASK no woman her age. Mover joke
with q policeman. Do not play ohcss
with q widow. Never contradict q man
that shutters. Do civil to rich unoles
aud aunts. Your oldest hat, OF course,
for an evening party. Always sit no,t
tho carrcr, II you can. at dinner. And
never ask Colonel FAIR for q stock
point.
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A CURRENT paragraph states that "a
Wrginian, who was SENTENCED to the
State Prison q fow weeks ago for horse
stealing, at n timo paid taxes on
100000" The domoralizing effects
Of tho taH.paying habit cannot DO too
deeply dcplorod.
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CRrom Tuesday Daily.l


Nights cool; days comparatively nus.
Three persons in the county Jail. and
several running loose that ought to b
there.
Regular communication Of Eko
Lodge, No. Is, F. Il a. NJ, at their
hall tonight.
E. A. Littlehsld Of the Ogden Pilot.
honored Elko with his majestic presence
for . few hours yesterday.
Butcher-knife Jack returned from the
Indian Reservation last evening. He
reports considerable weather up that
way.
Assemblyman Ballinger came in from
Lamoille. yesterday and will spend the
holidays among his many friends in
Elko.
The Ogden Pilot says that G. NJ.
Banks has made arrangements to 90
into business at Ogden. and will return
to that city in a few days.
W. I. Crane came in from his ranch
on the South Fork yesterday; loaded q
four-horse team with supplies. and
struck out for home to-day.
The person or persons who borrowed
L. T.. Morgan's crow-bar are respectfully
requested 10 return the said row bar
to his shop Immediately If not soonerI
and no questions will be asked.
dutch john" charged with bur.
glarly. was a~rraiRned before Judge
Suggett this morning. who, after hear
ing the testimony announced that he
would dispose OF the case to morrow
at 10 o'clock.
On Monday morning next says the
Blackfoot Rsgater. John d. Barnes,
who m we'll recommended from
Elko, Nevada. will to teach
a select school at the residence Of
Judge Montgomery.
There are at present 4 patients in the
old wick-i-up called the County Hos
pitsl. The eternal fitness Of things
would suggest that Doc. Meigs order q
duplicate OF his Office tombstone painted
on the starboard side OF that old
rookery and charge the county.
The Voice Of The Lion a paper pub;
lished in the interest Of the Lion In
surance Company, says: Especial
agent Grant has returned to headquar-
tiers after an exceedingly inter estiug
and valuable trip through the Terrific
ries. His labors in behalf of the Lion
Company have been characterized by
great th~oroughness and strict attention
to duty.
II the portraits OF the IL wise men
which appear in the San Francisco Post
are correct representations, then
Guitcau is a gone in community. The
Post claims that they nre fully up tc
the average in intelligence and it's wood
cuts show that they are superlatiyely
ahead In ugliness. The darkey is rep,
resented with one eye closed while tn,
other appears to be searching through
space for q hen roOst.
Ii, NJ. Grant, who has recently visited
most Of the States aud Territories west
Of the Missouri river gives a cheerful
account of the business prospects
throughout the Great West. The posi-.
ton Of special agent for the Lion Fire
Insurance Company Of London enabled
Mr.. Grant 10 form e correct estimate,
aud he expresses the opinion that next
year will be II Of unprecedented bust
ness activity, especially in Colorado,
Idaho and Utah. Why Is it hat the
magic touch Of the prospector causes
those Territories to bound forward in
a career Of glory and grandeur" Davis
OF Iliinois], whilepoor Nevada struggles
along like q wounded mud turtle2 Echo
| anauara.
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A H%scFIaeInE sale,

Mrs. 4. @. Weston has determined 10
close on. hor entire stock OF millinery,
dress goods. etc., at any sacrifice, pre-.
p~arstory to a removal from this place.
All her effects. including household
furniture, must DO disposed Of. and
those desiring bargains should call
Immediately.
Anow sewing machine for sale. cheap.
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Gov. GEAR, OF Iowa, ia In receipt OF
authentic intelligence that the Mercer
brothers, two notorious characters,
havc boon shot and killed. They muir.
dored Marshal Toplifr.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Il. st. Clair, Deeth.
A. u. Miller, Huntington.
jas, Hamill, Wells.
NJ. Hamill, Lewis, New.
W. NJ. Jnckins, Terrace.
p. II. Harris, Cal.
NJ. Van u. Wisker, White Rock.
Ed. Mnntol, Mound.
jas. Croft, do
Goo. Hubbs. do
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Cupid Hnrls his Dart I'm Spruce.
mont

Notwithstanding that 'spruoemont,
being just now on the retired list Of
mining camps, fails to attract that in.
terested attention from tho outside
world which II drew some years ngo,
the inhabitants thereof, still undis.
mayed, pursue tho oven tenor Of their
way. Placidly slipping down the slope
Of life aud celebrating their provincial
joys. indifferent to tho feverish ambi
tions exciting the tumulluous circles Of
the outer world. Tho little camp vas
thrown into q state Of pleasureable e1-
element On tho 9Th instant at the ovent
oil tho marriage OF John Hamilton, the
skillfnl manipulation OF tho !" ribbons
guiding the stage between that place
and Cherry Creek. and Mrs. Mary Cal.
laghan, tho esteemed hostess Of the
Sp~rucemoLt Hotel. Quite a largo party
were present TO witness tho
aud to take part in the succeeding fes.
~tivities, among whom wore Mr.. and Mr..
Maurice Healoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith. and Capt. Jamos Barron, oil Of
Ruby Valley; also, Miss Lizzie Phalon.
Charley Roberts, VIM. Gilman and wife,
Col. Bob Hartley and a number Of
others.
After the ceremony sparkling wine
flowed in lavish profusion, and the
dance which closed the festive proceed
ings stole far into tho small hours Of
morning, when all retired acknowledg.
ing that they had greatly enjoyed the
peculiarly friendly social gathering.
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IFron Wednesdays Daily.I


oalnAO0nAA.
DIT. !. -. Msigs rsturned from Win.
nomucca laet evening".
G. II. Banks left for Ogden las. even.
ing. where ho viii reside until further
notice. n
Hank Keith. Jud Dakin, and other
leading lights Of Eanoille arc In town
to-day.
Myron Pulley and family, Of La
noble Valley, appear on our streets
to-day.
A carload of coal arrived yesterday
for John Ainleyi also one for DR.. Hem
derson.
"Who struck Billy 5tauiord7" Is O
lively question among bar.room polid.
clans to-day.
Ed. Banning's big teams left for Tus-
carors yesterday with 1000 pounds of
merchandise.
Warner & Co. will load the teams Of
Wsdleigh 4 Miller with freight for the
North to-day.
The Silrer STATE says that Mrs. J. p.
Is at present visiting Mrs. Del
banco at winnemucca.
Ham MeKain, proprietor Of the load
ing hotel at Halleck. came down yes,er-
day aud remains in town.
A carload Of merchandise arrived yes.
terday care Of Warner Il Co., con
signed to Tuscarora merchants.
Hubs & Phillips will to.day COM
mence loading the balance of the ma
chinery for the Rock Creek Mill.
Notwithstanding the sterotyped howl
that Tuscarora is a busted community
the freightng business between Elko
and that point is steadily increasing.
George Grant, of Pleasant Valley.
brought in fourteen thousand pounds of
barley yesterday, which was forwarded
10 Eureka by the firm OF Reinhart l. Co.
The preliminary examination Of Mr..
Mckiernan took place before Justice
Suggett to-day. After hearing the evi.
dence his honor held the defendant TO
appear before the grand jury, with bail
fixed at $500.
A correspondent wiring from this
place to the Virginia CT onieLe draws a
very gloomy picture Of ne situation in
Elko County. As usual he attributes
all the evils Of the hour to the railroad
company. and calls on Ito people. ire
spective oil party, for q united assault
on the works OF that corporation.
superintendent Martin Of the Eureka
Flour Mills. arrived in town yesterday,
and reports everything moving along
smoothly at the mill. lie informed us
SUB rosa that the ditcl would carry
water enough up any reasonable grade
to run two mills. We Ge glad to hear
this as We possess someinterest in the
success Of that water.dith.
@. E. McKiernan, formerly connected
with the Indian Relaxation at Duck
Valley. and Of somewhat conspicuous
notoriety while q IesiSent Of the county,
arrived from Ogden this morning in
charge OF Detective Tandercook. Nc
is accused OF the crime OF forgery in
having attached the Signature OF John
How to certain drafts a checks without
previously obtaining tn, consent of Mr..
How so to do. and that he obtained
money on said drafts c, checks, which
he appropriated to his own use and
benent. As it was frequently alleged
that Nc had INDUCED in the above
crookedness before leaving Elko last
Fall, it is a bit of mystery why he was
not asked to explain until now.
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SoME OF the wines IRE delicious and
tho barley vino. "Conrad's Budweiser,"
takes the first rank among them. Ask
your druggist for IL.
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FRESH Eastern Oysters
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nisTRIcT cotRT OF Tng SEVENTH
- Judicial District Of the state uf Nevada,
In .and for the COUNT Of Elko. -
In the mattcr OF The csiatS Of r.. Burner,
deceased.
Notice IL hereby gifon by the undersigned
Admlntratot of the estate Of n. fnrGcf, de-
eeatcd, tot the otcditors 81. md al pcrsons bsy.
them together with the necessary Vouchers
within ten months after the nrst qualifications
Of this nuiiccJt IN the ssid Admihistf tor, Al tho
Of Eiko, State Of Nevada.
]. u. KEYSEH,
Admtnlst!ator Of the estate OF X. Burner, de-
Ef f Nov. %, 1854.
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H]gnEroronE somo beer was looked
upon rs an inferior and Objectionable
drink. but IL was before "Conrad's bud.
weisor'' was known.
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Hotel Arrivals,

W. Il. Smith, Tuscarora.
A. Korn, San Francisco.
w. II. Courtney, Pho Valley.
Poter Olsen, Eureka.
i. Richards, Eureka.
Hank Smell, Rabbit Creek.
A. J. Hatch, Halleck.
J. b. Gibbons, Tuscarora.
s. Lewis, Now Hope, Ky.
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Any one Recommending the uss 81
"ConrAd's BudSeissr" over . oommou
article In use may b elasssd asa puAlis
b~eneiAstor.
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TnE compositors In tho Government
printing Offices struck Thursday night,
the Government Printer refusing 10
allow GO cents an hour after midnight,
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-. Fitch. Of Elko, Nevada. says
me osdon Iiiot, arrived hero Friday
ins on tho train from the West,
and continued on to tho cop,ro s,oks q,
zion. We would mention what no is
over mere for, but whom We asked him
no told rs IL was nope Of u business.
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In all seriousness NO ndviso tho
apostles OF temperance to advocate tho
usc Of "Conrad's Budwoisor." Ask
your physician.
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ARE IoU MADE miserable by Indiges.
lion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skin2 Shiloh's Vital.
izcr Is q positive euro.
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Tho following Is n list OF letters 70.
naming in the Elko Office, unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Doc. 10,
1881:
Bania, Sylvester Lockwood, Morris
Booso, Martin Plummer, Il. l..
highield, L. II. Wellborn, +. G..
Hughes, Thomas
q. W. Hull, Z. NJ.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-pafincrship heretofore existing bss
tween Milo klnssbury aud y \. Altar, ttr.
IN farming hnd stock faisirg, IL this nv ala
the abovchfm will be scttlcd by SAL. uItf,
MILO XII USnuHY.
!. g. AJLENDaR
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ChAArAoSE OF the best quality and
brands a be had at ReckhArt l.
Froelich's Saloon.
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FrSE blackberry randy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale ~ The Gem. F0S
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From sn' sfser this date I vin Pc,
tAs AiGhes. phOs for comfy scrip.
v. O. BAHnm.
EI.o. Nov. ID. 1854.
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Hhtloh'a Cures.

TuE Rev. Gro. II. TaAYEn, Of Bour.
bon' lnd., says: Both myself and wife
W GU lives to SHfLoB's CONSULTATIVE
CURE."
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Hotel ARRIVAL.

II. M. Grant, Elko.
Dan Murphy, Hallock.
ID. II. Stewart. Star Valley.
arden p. Smith, 81. Louis.
1os"o Powell, Wells.
John alummcr. Tusoarora.
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hUSrADr JASos MINERAL wArEn, the
best natural aperient in the world, a.
the Gem. g
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A LARGE invoice of the celebrated
white Rye Whisky just received q. the
Gem Saloon.
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AioHIoAS swEEr CIDER ON draueb,,
and for sale In quantities 70 suit. a,
the Gem Balocn.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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SHHoH's CArARRH REMEDY-a posi-
live cure for Catarrh, Dipthsria and
Cankor Mouth.
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Hotter

d. T.. Hooton, Mound.
H. O.. wadliogh. Columbia.
j. Ii. Murphy. Tuscarora.
Z. Eyorotts, Eureka.
Dan Murphy, Hallcck.
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'THH BEST Quality VI Rhine Wines q
no Eiko Bakery and Saloon. Rsekhars
Co., Proudstor.
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Why WILL Tou cough whom Sbiloh's
euro will give immediate roliof. Price
10 cts., 50 cts. and a.
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D.. E. GnLIoAS makes the boss ALI.
gator boots for this season Of the year.
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a LAroE invoice of II Key Wes
oigars just received at the Gem.
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"HAcHMETAcx." q lasting md fra.
grant perfume. Prico 25 and 90 ots.
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FINE, fat. freshly dressed poultry
for sale at the Gem Restaurant.
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suihon's ouHS WILL Immediately ro-
liovo Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis.
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RECEIVED, fresh, n hno lot Of imported
cigars nj tho Gem.
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FoR Dyspepsia and Livcr Complaintl
yon have q printed guarantee on every
ootao OF shiloh's Vltnlizor. Il never
falls 10 curo.
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FREsH Bread. Pies and Cakes al the
Elko Bakery
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THE celebrated Peruvian Bitters, the
very best tonic known. at the Com.
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That hacking cough can DO so quickly
cured by shiIOh's euro. wo guarantee
Il.
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NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with each bot.
ITO OF shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
90 cents.
FOR sale at f. F. MuLLER's Drug
Store, Elko. New. =.
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will yon suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's vitalizer 10
guaranteed to cure you.
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FINE old Oognso at Rochhsrt 4 Proei
ioh
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HvB PuScu, hot or cold, at the aom.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-18

Sloeploss nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's euro Is
the remedy for you.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-12-18
Agent for
hunyadl janos' Mineral Water,
Celebrated Peruvian sttters,
Milwaukee Beer.

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