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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-27

SHlLoH's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices in these columns, ten cen,a per inc,
s'rN nsertion aud whether marked or not, if calcu
lated to iowa d any mans business interest are
always paid for
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-27

ENTERED AT THE CAIRO PosToFFicE Foh
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AT SEC
oNp CLASS RATES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
a sgaANGE cAsr.
Something New ia con.umptlon.

The Reno Journal tells OF the case Of
a. II. Barn's Of that town, who fights
of consumption by wearing silver tube
which pass-s between his ribs into the
luuK@ &. :el9 Mr.. Barnes, then living
in Sycamor', De Kalb County, Illinois.
was declared an .ncurnble consumptiyr.
Th" lung was tapped aud he recovered.
In 1868 he was AZ lin taken down by the
d's-as-, when he once more resorted TO
tn" tube, which he has worn constantly
ever since. Th r. Is daily dicharge
Of MATER. Mr Barnes is man OF very
regular aud temperate habits, do s not
use tOb eco in auv form, nor stimu-
lHnts # any kind, hardly ever uses any
medicine. excepting sometimes II little
for the blood. Is always feeling well
when the hole in his side is open some
times feeling henyiuess there, but has
got used to that. This case is certainly
worthy Of the special attention of med
ical men. 1t seems to give u man n new
lease Uf life, even when apparently as
god as dead. When Mr. Barnes con.
cvIved the idea of tapping his lung, oil
Of the physicians but one secuted it AS
thing that wold prove fatal How
ever. he persuaded DIR. Wuodman TO
perform Ine opera,ion. In 1868 Mr.
Barnes Was IN Honey Lake Valley, and
Was ON the briuk OF the grave. Now,
again, the res dents Were opposed to the
icea Of au iuciSion. and alter repeated
appeals for al operation. wuIch was re-
fasrd, Mr.. Barnes borrowed a lance ana
cut open his side himself. He then IN.
s-r'ed a catheter, aud drawing off nearly
II quIt Vf matter i'm uvdiate relief Was
iouud. The cough aud expertoruliou
stopped almost instantly, aud Mr..
Barnes was soon upon his feet again.
t.us Lus he pro.ong-d his Lie for over
80 years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
NUMBER 80.



A late dispatch says that while the
silver dollars are piliug mp in the Treas-
urY the volume of gold is Decreasing.
the loss during June being over IS.
400. 600.
or course. this Is in perfect keeping
with the policy insugurated by Seers-
tary Sherman soon after The passags Of
the Silver bill. Every little white he
mede the importannt announcement that
silver coin is accumutatibs In TIA
Treasury a1i there is no way or puttine
:: :, eirenlatien." Now any one With
thimble fall o: brains knows that with
the vast expenditures OF tbs Govern.
ment. silver being q legal tender, Il
could easily be put in circulation by
using 1t to paw interest on bonds; but
by little arrangement to the financial
interest OF Secretary Sherman no doubt.
Ooud, holders refused to take silver, bnr
demanded and received gold. 30 It il
to-day. Silver is allowed to accumu.
late and the supply of gold is depleted
in the interest of Government creditors.
and to defeat the spirit Of the law which
made the silv iollar legal tender for
all demands both Public and private.
II the affairs of the Treasury Depart
nent were administered according to
the letter and spirit OF the law, the dis.
burs.men,s would be made In silver and
gold. Proportionats to the amount Of
each kind Of coin on hand, and we
would hear no more Of "silvsr dollarH
piling up in tho Treasury"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

cave has Gently been discovered
on the farm of Cot. James Alexander,
IL ar G.lltiu, Tenn which for the past
five years has been the rrnd, svuus If
the James brorhrrs' gang OF outl -.
VIII lie ex lnrrug the cave short time
sine "a iug fiat rock ,s observ, i in
one Of thr ch ,mber- hy the parties, ,whp
thinking something mi IN, b. k,dd II
hcn-nth il, with mnrh difIi nj yremoy. d
the same whru Ia tLrir utter astonish-
IN ~, Urge cast iron sngar krule filled
with specie aud jewels OF vari u, kinds
met th IT vI.w. Tn could hardly be-
lirvS their ssuses, but Bn"Ily manage !
f. cNhm!u. the tr, aSure and found that
there WIS over $iUO,tOI IN sptci-. b, =
sides numerous gold watches, rings. dia-
mondS and Cth~r jswrlry uf great vhlu-.
NJ 'jo Monday quad the grcnt treas
urc while Mr.. Spillcrs FASTENED TO Gal
tin, aud securing bis horse aud wugun
returned as foun us possible 20 the cave
They placed tho kettle and its contents
Ia the wagon aud drove r,pidly to Gal
latin. aud at once deposited their treaS
urr in the vault Of the Summer Deposit
O. mpauy. The greats, excitement pre-
wallis, aud tho Summer Guards have
been ordsr,d to the cave to prevent =,
hungry Iorde Of curiosity-hunt-rs and
tr' asuro seekers from completely IAN
sackrug il.
This is the second lot Of valuables
found in tn cave since tho death of
Jesse James. Thousands Of visitors
have been deni,d almr,,ion by Colonel
Alexander, aud it is ouly by strenuous
oiforts that any portion Of lis contents
"rc spared from seekers Of memenloes
of the great bandits.
c"n-idrrtLlc portion # the jewelry
IL IN the UriSiuF l boxes az they l. f. tue
Wv l"rs, md contain the n ldr, ssr- of
th" jew leis Throughout the West, aud
also few IN the East
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Eureka Sentinel: 'FsVs-We don't
know whether they do or.not. We hope
not, but il The do,y We think thoy might
be ju>tiisi. " ever, when some great
six-footer, assaying about $50 to the ton,
steps on laiy's dress in the ball, Dom.
and there are sudden psrtingS such as
press the life out Of young hearts. -
Oh, tho agony OF that moment dire!
She saying that 1t does not matter, but
With n -him-ior. his mother
look; and he shrinking more and moro
until he looks like "a little one for
4" bit" These are trying times, you
may depend. and from oil such GOOD
Lord deliver us."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
sorns h,noh..

"For nome time the air has been
filled with rumors OF Encouragement
at the Mint III Carson. Ith. - been said
that the bullion was stolen and sold
and replaced by alloy. II the gold were
stolen and alloy Put in its place. the
sample coins would show il when ex-
amiued At Washington. 1t has been
said that silver was borrowed to make
q defect ut the annual examination
year pgo. AT that set,lemeLs il was re.
ported that the officers onl; Used cne-
tenth Of the waste ~hic' ,ho Law allows
them. II they bDrr,s.d monsy TO fill
in, they borrowed more than they needed.
Other chnrg's are rather fimsy and
mostly h-rssiy. We understand that
the Mint Director Is on his way ont.
and he will most likely make ap exam.
ina;ion with a view to the charges Of the
discharged employees, and If there is
anything wrong, Republican admins.
tratiou will. no doubt. send tho guilty
parues up One thing that goes against
the probability Of their truth is that SO
many men must be in the steal aud they
have been going on for so many years
that it would have been very hard to
keep. III Reno Gaz.tts.
We know nothing OF the charges in
reference to m:smanssement of the Car
son Mint, but we do know that q Re-
publican administration has q PECULIAR
Penchant for ''srniing guilty parties
mp" o. yes; gained great notoriety(2l
in that line.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
prowned nt MInncnnrcn.

Mention OF tho Supposed drowning
OF Mr.. L. Chenoweth OF wiunemncsn,
was made in yesterdays issue. The
Silver State Of last evening briugs a con.
firma,iou Of the suspicion. The spot
whcto ho had entered the water. n few
hundred yards above tho house was
discovered. and ON dragging toe stream.
his lifclsss BODY was found about 800
yards below. His Gugors were found
twisted in the straps Of the heavy boots
he wore at tho time. Deceased was u
highly respected citizen. aud bis death
Is deeply deplpred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
mnnEInx-1Iow 1, rcrr-.

There are many instances on record
in wnich the punishmrnt OF Sus. per
con. has fail d. either through some
peculIariiy ia the neck Of the individual,
or want Of tact la the haugman. More
than six c. ntnries ngo-if old r-co DIS
ar- ifu,biu la ~. Il" BuisLan. con-
vict, d If barhuriug thi, yes. was s~n-
fenced to be 'x-Cut-i Sac hung for
thee DAYS, revived, AMI was pardoued,
as n phenomenon Vhp had somehow or
other ovrrma { r.d the gallowS There
is the nu; rCrity of Obtdiah Walker,
MISTER Of Nrw Col,rg. Oxfo,d. for u
strry thntH Swiss was Ia ,ug'd thirteen
tim's over, every nit-mpi beng frus
tts'eh 10y p-cui ,rIty in the wiud-pIre
which prev n:cI srr"uguiaIiou. W. ar.
not told whether the ihrrle-uth time
was successful. or whether ju.ticr W ,s
msrcifuI ut last Am G.ern was hang
ed at Oxford for iufauIIcIie in 1910;
may. her legs uer" pulled. AMI her BODY
Nh'S lbu soiultEs muskeIS III hCCui d.
aucs with b,rUarous custom sume
times adopted If making nssuraucr
dpuDIy SUR. Nevertheless sh. sur
'iNrd nft-r hanging 'me c"n,i,ieI a.
blr time H-r body wa Civ IL up Tor
d,ss' ctjCu. rh- surgeon obsrrvEd f,i I
sigus of animation, I,ud d her instead
OF anntouiIz,ng her. aud in thirt Ell
hours she Wa able to speak. she rr.
III mbcrrd nothing distnc ly Of what
had occurred. but Sc, ui-d 70 herself to
have been IN "a derp sleep. The crown
pTduu'd her; she married nni BIC M
tie u"th'T Uf n family. aud her LuS
band forgHve her the errors Of h-r pusi
life, possibly for kind OF celebrity
which the singular episode hal bought
10 her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

In nineteen days the great Exposition
will open at Denver. Colorado. and our
p' ople, says toe Carson Appeal, have
not YET taken II step in the matter OF cx
nibihng Nevnda's resources there. Gov
Kinkemd has done all that lies in his
power TO arouse the people Of this State
to the desirable degree of tnthusirsm,
bnt so far no one has taken the trouble
to interest hims,n II TO have N,vad rep.
resented. ilany OF our mining men
complain that they cannot induce suf-
iicirnt outsi 10 capital to aid them in
developing rich mineral properii =, aud
when they have one Of the best oppor-
tunities to .xhibi; to men Of capital
VIII 1 We Ia ,ye within thi boundaries of
the State Of Nevada. they SIT quietly
with their hands folded aud apathetic-
ally decline to take advantage OF - most
excellent chance. Oar last hope now
r,sis with s nator Fair, TO whom Coy.
Klnheah has written upon the subject;
and " he does no, evincs an early In
terest in our repr, sentIiion, Nevada will
not be heard Of at the exposition, aud
our miners will have a chance 10 whine
I'D iuiinitum without securing the aid Of
Eastern capital, which is 50 greatly
nee dvd here TO bring our unbuunded
wea;ta TO the surface.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

A NEw HEyEs Conn, wholesale firm
was Astonished recently at complaints
OF short weight in their meat. They
fonnd after diligent search. a live rat in
tho box which protected the big plat
form scale levers from dust and obstruo-
tion. This rodent had been busy
jumping from one side Of tho dOlieately-
balanced machines to the othor. now
giving the customer over and then un.
der weight. The under-weight men all
returned; nothing has been heard from
the other. The firm think their loss ID
Considerable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

AN order OF tn Frr.t Assistant Post
nnster-Genernl fofLids Pnsrm isttIs to
allow Que person TO c,ll for y li.t Of
names keeping others in waiting. and
directing them TO require the person al
tempting TO go through list to fall
back aud come ny in the rear Of Others
calling for n siugle name. and Ia the
most explicit terms Postmnsters ure fpr-
bidden 10 keep general callers waiting
in order TO pick out the mail for au in
definite number OF persons. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

SPECIAL from Mussick's Ferry, near
81. Louis. reports that tho negroes Of
that section, scandsliz.d because Heury
Francis, dermen laborer, was living
with an unmarried negress. essaysd to
regulate matters on Sunday night.
Francis seeing tho crowd Of angry coll
orsd men about his house showed his
musket through the window md fired.
A. Z. Rogers was killed md George
Murris is supposed to be fatally wound
ed. Francis has not been seen since,
and !, is reported tha, the crowd took
him at daylight and drowned him In
the Missouri River.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
swIndIIns the shosnonesc.

The Enterprise of July 18th. prints n
l. rngthy communication Of NJ. Van b .
WIsker. "a,ed White Rock, July 9;h, in
ret'r nee to the admIust on Of In
dian Agent John How, aud Of his "offi-
rial investigator" Alden L Smith, in
which both are charged with gross i'm.
rr"prieties, such Hs drawing rations for
$500 when there were not more than
600 or TOO Indians = feed, raising a
vou' her for 500 pounds Of potatoes to
$4,000 pounds, furnishing one beef and
s'nding in voucher for SI.UuO by
Ag"ut How, aud fGslng to settle with
the Gov rnment or. di;oIs. threatening
To settle with one John Hoover. a black
smith, with a blacksmIlh's hammer,
etc, ~ A. ii. Smith.
As Mr. Wisker says he writes that
which he knows and that which he can
prove, he is no doubt ut all times ready
to substantirie his statements by proof.
II his assertions be true, i; Is little
wonder that the Indians. as well as the
Government creditors are dissAtisfi fed
with the administration OF the affnirs Of
the Western Shoshone Agency. The
communication il too long for our col.
umus
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
Tho PrIckIy gear

The priekly pear. that ugly, fieshy
little cactus, with its sudden summer
giories OF crimson and golden blossoms
inlhiis strange purpose in the animal
economy Of the Western prairies. In
Itself it appears to be one Of tho vsrisst
outcasts among vegetables s1ecrated by
man refused as food by beast. Yet, II
1t were not for this plant the herds
of prairie antelope would have Jared
badly enough. For the anlelopss, when
ever they found themselves in straits
from wolves or from dogs, made straight
for the prickly pear patches. and there
standing right out on the barren, open
plain. dehed their swift but tender. foot
ed purauers to como near them. For
the small, thick pads Of the cactus,
though they lie so fat and insignificant
ly upon the ground, arc studded With
tufts Of strong, ferco spines, and woe
to the wolf or dog tha. tread upon them.
The ante!opc's huofs. ,howsyes, ar.
proof against the spinss, and lean
across tho belt sufiicos to place the
horned folk in safety,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
Home Fools.

The Eureka Leader very truthfully
remarks: "Therc will only be a few
days more OF Congress. Thon the
statesmen will so homo and try to OF
plain to their deludOd constituents that
they have accomplished wonderful
things. and that it is absolutely neces-
snry for the future of the country that
they should be returned. And somo OF
their constituents will DO fools enough
10 believe them"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
Egypt.

Late advices from Egypt give dole
ful picture OF affairs in and around
Alexandria. The corpses of slain Ru-
ropeans, somo OF them women, are
floating in the harbor; lawicss bands OF
Arabians occasionally enter the city.
Kill Egyptian soldiers and commi
other outrages; soldiers and sailors are
demoralized, tho result OF shops and
stores being broken open; tho Bedouins
nre threatening Cairo, and immense
numbers of refugees are fockipg into
Port Said.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

TINS Chico Record says: A boy down
in Chapmaniown hasa billy goat that
can kick as hard rs Queen Anne mus
ket. This morning calf took nfter tho
goat aud ch used him several blocks.
when his gontsbip finally b,cama tired
and stopped As tn. elf came in r, ach
til" goat lifted his hind legs mi planted
them between tho eyes OF tho hoifor.
killing her Instantly. 1t is now proven
ihnt the goat has terrific force at both
ends,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

The following business by tho Board
OF PHrdons, Wednesday, closed their
proceedings for the quarter: Applica,
ton of John Triggs. denied; Tiltor
Cockrill and Michael Carrigan, PARTON
ed: cnse Of Jackson Morrison aud
Daniel Matheuey postponed to the
October session; application Of John II
BlIvsns with irawn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Mns. ABRAHAM LtScoLS is lying dan-
gerously i'll at the residence Of her sister
Airs. N. W. Edwards. Of Springfield,
III. She has been perceptibly sinking
aud her physicians have but little hope
iha, she will be able 20 recover For
the past week she has been very feeble.
but ou Saturday nigh, paralytIo symp-
toms became manifest. Her death Al.
any moment would not ts surprising.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

A WIsHtSoroS dispatch OF July 10,
says: "Mr. Cometon decided yestcr-
day TO make no moro oyerluros to the
Independents. The s,alwarts IN Penn.
sylvania will make nm aggressive fight.
Tb'y will conidc' the Independents ~
much their enemio', IL not more so.
than ,h- Democrats. No concessions Of
any sort will BE- given them" When
roguos fall out, etc.. ito. .. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

A rumor is being circulated at Carson
that the entir R"ppblicau State ticket
for NcvHd" Ia being made up in WASH
ington. II such b. the fact u all re-
lisvo the Reno Convention OF an irk-
somo rospt visibility. Under the reform
measures OF "My Dear Hubbcl," " the
costs OF the campaign will come from
that qurter; and why not the noUin :
iions
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Both pump.ruds at the AT, mine
were broken wednesday. Tue Chronicle
says thu shock OF tho break gave tho en-.
gino such - wrench that the brd.plstn
vac broken. Nav mhchin"ry ut q
cost Of $500. 600 will bn rsqnit,d 10
handle the water. Fifty men will b.
thrown on, Of employment by this uu.
fortunate accident.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
NOTICE.
LAND orrror At EunrK,. NEVADA.

LAND OFFICE At EuREEI. Sry,p,.,
July @ 1857
tic" l. hereby given that tn low Irr
hnmrd setter has hiCd notice Of his tutr n.
~. :" max hnat r."ui In supppu Of his
Ctiiin. aud IN u said proof wi | Er made q ..
Iofc Hon. JUDGE II. Il. BisrlOw at EIkn Nr.
rah'. ON Ihnrsd.y. August 40, 1852.
- fr 'cmption bsclafatuty Statement No
lO1, jacob burger for the south b,If ~ n|, h.
east Husfter. tho northwest quarter Of north
ta.i PuAtler and nuTthcAst quart r of 50 IA.
osst quarter 81 Section g, township 81 month
Of range 26l east. NJ. u. VI
I'r names the following witnesses To- proyc
rs continuous rr-iilturc upnn rnd cu,t.y,.
Hon Of. said lard. viz: Morris nadt of M
;MI"ynda; John T. MAyhugh EIkr. S-,ndn
DiHol ui ElkO, Nevada.
,-.o, +. II. HiSCKLEY.
U7~'"i u -iStcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

ArrER completing somo ~ milos Of
its track nor,hward from Reno. the
N,vada & Oregon Company has had to
suspend operations for want Of iron
As soon as a cargo OF this material or.
riSss the work will 10 pushed forward.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
TnERx IL one item of the bo,nbnr

TnERs Is one item OF the bombard.
nent Tuesday that has not yet been
mentioned, Wis: the expense TO tho BON.
bndera. Each discharge from one Of
tho Inhe1ible's guns used up 425 pounds
0. powder, and l7OO.pounds pro.
ieetile.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

TnE Foo,lisht says: Tho swan we
are told, sings just before dying. When
we heard Miss Uppnsee yocnlize the
other evening we couldn't help wishing
she was q swan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

by AN eSplosi n of gas in Paris, yes.
t"rdny, IL persons are reported killed
md 90 moro wounded. Iu Milton.
New York Is or 70 persons were also
killed by nn explosion yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

TnE last twenty years has been an
era Of large appropriations, and during
tina, time Blaine and Sherman have be.
come mill,onnircs, though lacking any
visible means Of support, save AMI sx.
cspt their Iheagcr congressional salary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

Ir mus, harrow the heart OF an editor
to be quoted aud credited in his own
patent inside.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

San Francisco dispatch says two
sailors report having seen a sea serpent
off the head. 80 feet in leagth and the
size OF barrel The monster made for
them, but they pulled for shore, just
making ii In time to save themselves.
We suspect 1t WAS tho snilors. and no,
the serpent. who were "off the head. 4"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

The only way to deal with liar is to
beat him at his own game. That is, OF
course, unless he is the editor of pious
newspaper. What started this ITEM was
reading about an American who had
been to Europe, and who was tclli, q
friend, who knew he was n liar. about
his trip across the Atlantic, aud how,
on the 25th of the month, "ihey on.
countered q swarm Of locusts, and the
locusts carried away every stitch Of can.
vas of the ship" The listener looke I'd
thoughtful moment, end then said
hesita'ingly: "Y"s, guess we met the
same srarm Of locusts the ncxt day. the
10Th. Every locust had on pair oI
canvas pants" The first liar went
around corner and kicked himself
Exchange.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

ASornosY introduced n bill In the
Senate Saturday, repeating so maoh Of
the army bill as rotires sherman and
Sheridan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

I'm. Y. q. wESrs NEGvR AND DRATS
~ treatment, speCihc for Hysioris, DiKyI.
uess. Cnhvulsiuns Nervous Headache. Mental
Depression. oss of Memory. spcnna,cThuea
lmpo ency. Involuntary emissions. premature
old agc. cAuBei by pyct.excttiun, seif.abu ~ or
O er.indug'nce. which loads e. ini-sr dcc.v
and death One box will euro recent cases
Ihch boz contains one months ho tment q o
dollar box. OF six boxes for Eve dollars sc
by ina prepaid on receipt of price We guar.
Hni"e siH boxes 10 cure Auy casc. With rsrh
order received W NJ for six boNes arcoInpan MED
WIN hyo dollars, We will send tho purchaser
our Nnit"n guarantee in return tho motley II
tets issued only by
q. y. RICHARDS h co.
Wholossle DnFgists. l9T snd l2s ssnaofnc
,,e,, Orders by mail NJ regular pticos. Han
ffan'iseo' California. Junc9S.ly
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

A ANA'KsD MAN attempted to rob the
Laporto and MarysvilI, stage between
American House and Strawberry this
morning Hackct,, Wells, Fargo h
Co.'s messenger, fired ut him with his
shotgun. The robber fed, evidently
wounded. A party Is in pursuit.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

ADoLra LowESBUG0. aged 90. com
mitted suicide In San Francisco on
Wednesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-23

SCARLET rEgGR is raging Al Reno, now
cases being reported daily.