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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02
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A BLESSING 10 wOMANNND.

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peculiar TO the appearance
land cessation of the menses
uterine disturbances, torpid
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lana other arrangements. Al
lord prompt relief to those
distressing bearing down
pains so peculiar to women.
Price SIS per. Sent free by
mail on receipt of price.
lDr. Clarke medicine COM
pany. New York City.
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Seei sweet potatoes Tor sale at Ba
Moore'S.-0202lc
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81 Austin Street.

---,opI+y GRO. II. TIIANER. of Bourbon
illt s,y. Both myself ami VIE owe
.lri'al.-' f., SIN OI'S COEAUMfTIOh
'cgTg F ~ sold IyJ. ". Castles n Go.
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FOUND!
-, PLACE TO GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH.
machines, gold add silver
Sewing e.. plated knives, forks and
ga'ei. ans rastors and guns, PTS
4oJJ' ~. saddles, boots, shoes
'0j Lets pants, shirts, for
|oNE DOLLAR!

,I stock of notions, iewelry, toys
Aey2oonIiiJav goods on hand and in
snl sid ia the regular WY cheaper
tbsn elsewhere
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tn ,Il,m Art Chrome. Landscape SC.
5UCnriS with namo In case lug- NAnn X
"a, Fair Haven. 81.
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10cholce 'hromo cards, 'r 10 eisE q, new ,0
sorthford, u.
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Fifty bushels Yellow yam sweet pot
toes. Call sron at Bart Moores. 02l2tc
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E0In oUTomos, elegant designs. hSoHqnet'
DUeood lurk, &c, name on, In case. io'- r..
A. fariz., Fair Hrv"n, Ct
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10Tonly transparent cares, name ON LOO ior'
tayllle q.
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The attraction will be" sweetsixteen,
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A LEXANDER HOUSE AND LIVERY SRA
n bic, at Alexander. on WAGE GXt t9fa sion sion
,,,,,- n - "a P,tUIIU. Dest ACCOMMODATIONS
to guests, aud good teams always in hands for
drummers and the travelling public, Stop and
hire good teams, W. 4. HAMMIT, Proprie-
tor. --0ll7- 2mo
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n Bylpuet, Horse shoe, hromo and
n raIi- with name lee Elm CITY frlnt-
tlU Mr Co. New Haven. Ct. Oct2UWl3
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j. ). Is. CASTLES & co.

4 nv WILL You cough when Shtl"h's Cure
nm M tuI1.c,liat- relief. Price 10 cents,
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The star OF all is sweet sixteen -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02

Have you heard about sweet sixteen. "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02

s0lI new 5tylc Chrome Carts, No ,7i, aiike
9Uuamc on. luctS, Clinton Bros, tiiHtGh
nh L..ILIL IIAllN .NL
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.,fyoC MADE mi cradle 10y Indigestion
AT In..i,i,1 Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite
C@'. 'sit,3 Sh!loh's Nltallzcr Is Il positive
la'T sold b, j. ". CASTLES ~ 60.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
TrnnSportnuon of al,

A CARLOAD Of e~oal.oil fGoto tho Con.
tinon;al Company has Just boon re-.
ceivod from tho East by Johu Aiuley.
aud Is to-day being drawn from the
large tanks IN the car into a new style
Of round tin, wood eucased, cans at the
oil-houso above town.
Through tho courtesy Of Mr.. O. N.
Cronkite, representing the Sacramento
House OF the Continental Company,
who Is ~dischnfging tho car, tho method
OF trAn'poELiug aud handling the oil IN
buik' together with the various pntcu,
appliances In us1 for those purposes,
"efo shown us. The tanks contained
''aoo gallons. aud by means Of hose nj.
'sohed to tho bottom OF zach, and n
s"if'regisiefipg iNncott for filling The
cans tho work OF transferring the
liquid IL reduced TO n science.
The faucet 10 so arranged that when
a vessel is Allied 10y n stream ,ssin"
through ", the rising liquid raises :
ilont at It's mouth which ~closca a vsIv,
IN tho interior, instantly sbuiliuv of
the discharge. thus Ob,ialiDa the dnn,
ger Of nm overflow. Twenty lin b,r
rsls. enclosed In cement nnd coyo,nl
Win heavy slaves ACQUIRED in ia, mani
Ii by hoops, aud furnished with .
patent adjustable cock. were also NJ u,,
cargo. and are designed for tho uqa ol
EetslI dealers IN Continental oil.
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A Diarrhea Item.

AS his wreiched disease is gaining
considerable Roadway in the commu-
nifty. the following may not be amiss:
Careful dieting is very important,
boiled milk, rice and Chocolate arc
good. The rice must be boiled until
nearly done, the milk added and hen
thoroughly cooked. Use the very best
chocolate. Boiled rice made into cakes
with n very little we'll beaten egg, bu,
no butter. This dict is especially
proper for children. Avoid vegetables
as muc as possible; potatoes especially.
Boiled milk is very good. Sometimes
n dose Of oil Of cinnamon or pulverized
cinnamon will check diar4hoa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
A Singular Accident.

Last Saturday. whilo handling cattle
in the railroad corroll ut Wells, Andrew
Harrell. i son Of Jasper Harrell, the
well known stock man. met with O
singular and painful accident, which
might have proved fatal. Young Har-
rell was in the c~orrell. mounted, fore
ing the cattle, which were very wild,
into the chute leading'to the cars, for
loading. A big b~road-horned steer, be-
coming frantic. attempted to jump over
Harrell's horse, and in the endoavor
impaled tho rider oil the point Of one Of
his horns, by catching him just under
tho chin and raising him clenr of the
saddle. Fortunately. the horse msin-
tanned his position, and rs tho In.
furiated steer descended from his aerial
flight, young Harrcll came down astrlds
his horses wethers, which released him
from supplement. Tho sharp horn
penetrated somo distance in tho flesh,
making q severe, but not dangerous,
wound. Doc. Meigs, who happened
to be at Wells at tho time, treated the
case, aud Harrell is now little the worse
for his involuntary suspension.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27

The stage from tho north brought
from whitney & Co., Mt Cornucopia,
ono bar Of bullion weighing si1ty.four
pounds aud valued at $1,000. II was
forwarded by Wells, Fargo & Co, to
the mint at Carson City. Also received
from John Dixon. Mt TuscnroIa, ono
sack OF crude bullion, l04 pounds,
value SLIGO, aud ono sack Of crude
bullion. ii5 pounds. value 1880, for.
wnrdod to San Francisco.
Received by stage to-day, eight bars
OF Navajo bullion, weight 795 pounds,
value. 1913, 20, for shipment to san
Ffnncisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
EOr Constable.

II. T.. Thurman, better known IA
"Long Kcutuck," zones boldly to tho
front to day, declaring his intention to
appear before the Democratic delegates
la Township Convention assembled, ms
candidate for tho Office Of Constable.
"Ksntuck'' says no would have mp
pcared on deck sooner had not his tus.
sci with n hay fork out In Huntington
valley been unduly protracIed. He is
now squnrtly in the field, however, and
will engage to "sltaddlo the blind" Of
my opponent Of less elevation than q
telegraph pole.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
LEGAL Briefs.

Tho delegates elected yesterday t.
the New York Rspublis.n Convention
are reported opposed to Cornell.
The General Carr Court-murshal Is ir
session At Prescott, Arizona, and sitting
With closed doors.
The French papers comment severely
on British action In occupying the Sue1
Canal.
A dispatch from Tucson, Arizona,
yesterday. states that on the day pre-.
vious the stage for Globe was attacked
by robbers, who killed Andy Hall. the
messenger. and captured the treasure
box, containing $1,000.
b. b. Reddiug. Land Commissioner
for the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, died of apoplery in San Fran
cisco on Monday. Deceased was also a
Regent of the State University Of Cali
fornia.
The Silver State tells Of tho arrival
at Winnemucca tho other day of q
tramp who had ridden from Wells, n
distance Of 200 miles. in n car loaded
with cattle. He had plastered himself
up IN n corner of the car on a little
strip Of board provided for iho purpose.
n saved himself from being trapped
or gored to death by sticking to his
perch like a hornets nest during tie
trip.
The Carson mint rata for silver has
been advanced to S1,l44-l0 per ounce
fine.
Arthur Lowe vent down to Csrlin
this morning, for the purpose Of taking
charge OF an alleged crazy man at that
place aud to bring him here for exam
.natiou. lie will arrive by the train
tonight.
What becomes Of all the pianos?"
asks q writer. When they get too old
and fail to be Of any further service we
believe they are cut down and made
into a~ceordeons.
No one offered a resolution Of thanks
to Speaker KeIfer during the last hours
OF the House. Robeson's modesty, the
Philadelphia Record alleges, prevented
him from doing it. and 10 one else had
anything to thank the Speaker for.
Nice fresh California trausplapted
shell oysters are now being received
daily at the Gem Restaurant. They
are particularly luscious, as We are
competent to attest from trying the
same.
John N. Dorsey, accompanied By
Mrs. D. Il. Session. arrived here from
the ranch at Fort HaIlsck by the train
this morning. Mrs. Session went with
her children on a visit to her relatives
n few days ago. where her eldest bow.
Harry, was attacked with scarlet fever.
AS soon rs she could leave tn, sick
child Mrs. Sessions brought her other
children back here. DR.. Meig., who j,
attending tho little fellow, informs IA
That his condition j. somewhat, i'm
proved. but that he is yet quite i'll.
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Hotel

Edgar POLAND, Adrian, Mich.
Ed CHrvilIe, Mound Valley.
T. Conway, Bullion.
Ed Price--Tuscnrora.
Mrs. Harris and two children
Tuscnrora.
B Gibbons-Tuscarora.
w Chas Pnvy-San Francisco.
+ W Read-Lcadyille.
A Evans--R no.
L Boyd-Cnrlin,
G COhu-Elko.
John Silver, Cortez.
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Hc Was Equal to M Occasion

He Was Equal to tho Occasion.
A band Of Gypsies who have lately
been camping about In this vicinity,
left Tor other pastures q few days ago,
and when q few miles from town, me, a
practical citizen, Of whom tho Scores OF
tho i,inesants inquired IL he had seen
anything Of como stray horses which
she described. On receiving a mega.
tive reply, tho prophecies proposed,
for tho insignificant sum Of $3.50 to
tell the citizens fortune.
"Can your prophetic optic pierce the
mystic veil Of tutnrity Z" no asked.
Center shot, every time" said shc.
"Thon why in hi don't you pro.
ceed to puncture hnd spy out where
your burned old horses nrs % said the
hard.hoaded citizen, and echo still
answers. WhY7
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tFrom Thursdays DaiIy.J
salmaEandI.


Stage travel ia rather slim at present.
J. p. Edoff returned home from Eu
rska by the train last evening.
Gabriel Cobn came In from the Bias,
Range by last evenings train.
The mercury reached loo' in th,
shade at l O'Clock to-day.
The stage stations at Antelope ant
Boulder are TO be torn down.
Mrs. d. II. Sessions, with two OF her
children. departed for Eureka by the
train this morning.
DIR. Meigs wen up the road to visit q
patient last night. He will return by
the train this evening.
Governor Kinkead and Secretary OF
State Babcock are expected to arrive
he-e from the West this evening.
A new freight wagon, OF Fish Bros.
manufacture. arrived from the East for
Fred Wilson.
Charley Eisenberg is in town from
Bullion, aud We are glad to announce
is steadily recovering his usual health.
Received by stage to-day, from
Whitney K Co., Cornuecpia. one bar
Of billion, as pounds, value 81. 100,
for shipment to rhv =. S. mint, Carson.
Important strikes in tho Richmond
mine and in the Eureka tunn.l, at
Eureka, arc currently reported. Hope
they are even better than reported.
The people of Winnemucca are con-
sidsrably excited over the advent OF u
faro game in that town, as indicative of
lively times.
Counsellor John II. Rand, one Of
our old time citizens, returned from
California by last evenings train. We
are glad to hear that ho proposes to re-.
main with US.
Alvaro Evans. Of Reno, n OF tho
prominent Guberuatorial a~spirauts,
came up from the West last evening,
and this morning. in company with
Mess. Russell and Bradley. went up to
Halleck station to visit the stock ranch
of Messrs. Scott e Hank.
Warner & Co. received to day fifteen
ions of salt from White Plains, for Pei
tier & Co.; fifty-six sacks of malt from
Sacramento, for Frank Curtis brewery
at Tuscarora, md forwarded to Peltier
IL Co. by Browns teams, II 1000 feet OF
lumber.
Ed Rowland, who camo in from Bull
lion to-day, informs us that ]. Z. Craw-
ford, II Of tho Oldest settlers OF Rail-
rosd District, sold out his teams and
other property in that section to T. j.
Frank, and unexpectedly pulled up
stakes and retained TO his old home in
California.
The new cd. Of Messrs. Brown &
Gooding, announcing their advent in
to the limo Of stationery and fancy
goods in connection with their old es-
tablishsd furniture business, will be
found in another column Of this issue.
Johnny ThHcker. the we'll known
Wells Fargo detective. assisted by ]. q.
Simpson. Of Eureka. in the employ OF
that company, arrested two OF the
Cherry Creek stngo robbers. ut Parker's
station, 30 miles sonIh of Ward, on
Tuesday morning. 1t was thought the
robbers would push towa.2 Arizona,
and it appears that the officers were
not mistaken.
A committee OF prominent men Of
both political parties came down to
Pniisade from Eureka and met Repre-
sentative Cassidy, whom he was con-
veyed by special train to the Base
Range, where lie was welcomed with a
grand reception at the Opera.house, at
which the public generally participated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
Crank or CrREy.

A stranger who fell upon tho side
walk in n 1T Sunday evening, was con.
veyed 10 tho hospital, since which
time his mind appeared wandering. de-
veloping symptoms Of positive insanity.
This morning be bscame more rest.
less, which grew almost to violence. md
this evening no was transferred 20 n
cell In the jail for safe Keeping until
examined by n competent commission.
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A Card.
ELxo, New,

ELkO, NeV.,
August 20, 1892.
Editor L7dpsndent: It is due tho
party and myself to state that, in con-
sequence Of tho small probable Demo-
cratic majority in each Of the counties
comprising the new judicial District, I
cannot afford 10 hazard tho necessarily
heavy expense OF q canvas unless there
is substantial uuanimity in the Elka
delegation in my favor. II this dele.
CATION IL divided, I desire IL understood
that my name is withdrawn. ] desire
the nominee to have tho unanimous
vote OF the Convention, and whoever
may receive the nomination shall have
my Jealous and hearty support. Yours.
etc., NJ. s. BoSSiTIELp.
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san Francisco Meat uerL,,.

Following nro rates for whole car.
cnssss from slaughterors 10 dealers:
BEEF Prime, 7N@sc; medium
grades, 6M@7c; inferior, 5000 T.
vfAL-Largo calves, 6X@7c; small,
s@l o ~ b..
MUTiON-wcthors, nre quotablo at
4H@jc and Ewes at 1907 q n, 40.
corhius to quality.
LAMB--Quotablc at colo q b.
PORK-Live Hogs. S@Sn for hard
and 90 to eye Tor soft; dressed do,
ll@llho q D. for bard grain hogs.
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Friday. D.ily.J
IsaIn.Gunai.

Warner 4 Co.. shipped by Tueksr's
and Yates teams. for TuseArorA to-day.
10000 pounds Of Salt.
Eight carloads OF Railroad ties ar
rived here from the West for the com.
papy to-day.
Jasper Harrell il in town to-day from
Wells. He returns home this evening.
His many friends will be gl4d to know
that he is Iegaining his accustomed
! health.
w. ". Bishop. OF Eureka, tslsgraPhs
GovSrncr Kinkead that that County's
delegation to ths Republican Convention
is solid for him.
Thomas Foster, Of Carlin, Who has
been ON a visit to Europe for several
months past. returned by the train this
morning in robust health.
Secretary of State Babcoek arrived
from the west last evening aud has to-
day been circulating freely among his
Elko friends.
There are ten persons at present in
the County Jail. Two OF them are in
sanes, who are awaiting the return Of
the District Judss from Ruby Valley to
be examined in regard to their eligibili-
ty for positions in the cranksry at
Reno.
ii. S. Bonnifeld, of Winem nucca,
came up by tho train last evening aud
made a friendly call at this office to-
day. Mr.. Bonnifeld has been inter-
viewing his friends here during the day
and publishes O card in another col.
umn.
The Democratic primary elections
throughout the County take place to-
morrow, the chief contest being be-
tween the aspirants for Sheriff. Eth
er Fitch or Shepherd would be accepta-
bio to tho Democratic voters, so that
whichever may prove successful in the
Convention will receive the hearty sup-
port Of the party.
Tue rail- nights opened down town
yesterday morning; a couple OF promi-
nent members OF tho great ":Unterri-
fed" spiritedly opening the ball after
a brief, but highly animated, discuss
sion. The interpolation Of mutual
friends, however. suddenly brought
active hostilities to a close just about
the time that heavy smuggling set in, so
that the first round was also the last.
All bets were declared of"
Wednesdays Times.R Review says: "a
pleasant affair took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. VIM. Wardrop last even
ing, IL being the occasion Of the mar
riage Of Miss Clara J.. Cady aud Mr..
James d. Pritchett. The ceremony
was witnessed by large number Of in
innate friends Of tbs contracting par
tics who wore profuso in their oon-
gratulations." The bride was we'll
known to most OF our citizens, she hav-
ing grown up in our midst from a girl.
and the bsst wishes of this community
for her future happiness, is added to
those OF her Tuscarora friends.
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Hotel Arrivals.

d S Carrick, Oakland
Geo W Taft, Diamond
j. L. McDormott. Lamoille
Harry Wilder, Wells
Judson Dakin. Lnmoillo
ID 8 Freed. South Fork
IL Weiland. Tnscarora Road
Mayhugh, Duck Valley
uhddy and wife, Toauo
M NJ Curry, San Francisco
S u Wright, Santa Rosa
G II Berger. do
w PAYNE, Maiden. CT
Henry Wilder, Wells
l. Brooks. do
l. Siobcnheuer. San Francisco
y $ Freed, do
III Culver, Oakland
Il z Hardesty. VOLS .
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nteckhoider.. ,Ico,lnr.

The annual meeting Of the share
holders Of the Eureka FIGURING Mills
Company will DO hold at the Office of
the Secretary. on Thursday, November
9, 1882, at . o'clock p. NJ, in Elko. for
the election OF officers and n other
business that may come bofqrs IL.
I'd j.. =. EpoFr. Sso'y.
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FreIAht ShInnad.

Warner & Co. shipped to-day for
Tusesrorn, by Atwell's teams, ~, 900
lbs. mdso; by Howell's teams. 5000 Il.
lumber for Orion & Co.; by Ashby'a
team, 5000 Dos. mdso. for POltier & Co.
Also. received for Tu'carorS, one car
merchandise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27

Tho widow OF tbs late Frod Ringls.
book desires through these columns to
express her gratitude 10 those oiliz,ns
who genet eusly contributed TO the as
sistAucc Of tho family during the last
sickness OF the husband und father.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
Hotel Arrivals.

John d Hammond-Cnrson.
W ID Jonos-Tusonrora.
J II Wiley-Cntiin.
W r Clatk--San Francisco.
J w Adams-Carson.
J II Sheperd-Corsl Hill.
u Murphy and daughter -unljoek.
Al L,uo-Elko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27

In the northern part OF Chos
County. Pa, tho fSfmtrs' boys uss
snake skins for cart whips. They find
tho smokes ak fcot long. and theft
skins being preserved n whilo In alco-
Dol make excellent wbipi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-08-27
BnmoIIIc AppIea.

On Jud. Dakin's ranch, in Lamoille
valley, are thrifty young apple trees so
laden with fruit as to require tho prop
ing OF the limbs to pravent thom from
breaking down with the weight of their
product. The trees mentioned, together
with numerous others OF tho snme
KIND, wero small at the time bo mr.
chased the ranch, but being in the way
Of the p!ow. most Of them were broken
down and destroyed, Mr.. Dakin having
no faith in tho scheme OF raising fruit
IN this country, believing that the little
sapiings would never Sufficiently mature
10 produce-in quantities worth men
tioning, at least. In the few trees
which escaped nunihilNtion. however,
ho has been agteeably disappointed,
md tho facts, ms reported in this In.
stnpce. arc sufficient to establish the
OeIiei that the raising Of apples, IL not
the less hardy varieties Of fruit, would
prove a more remunerative enterprise
than many moro costly ones, now DO.
Ing pursued IN that section. The
cost OF rearing nh orchard In n favor
able locality Is ,riling; aud In a coun.
try like this, where good fruit brings
fabulous prices, tho Inducements 10 on.
gage In its culture are such rs should
attract attention and experiment. should
DO made in every locality In which a
reasonable hope Of success might DO in.
obliged.