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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22
tFIOn Monday DAILY
SalnaEunaI.

The cold vea,hs. still continues. and
tie sleighing remains A 1.
District Attorney Kingston won't down
to Carlin this morning to prosecute
some petty offender against the peace
and dignity Of the Commonwealth.
A letter from Max sehovn, ut Noun
tain City, dated the, 18th instant, states
that more enow has already fallen in
That vicinity than fell during last Win
ter. and that the cold was intense, ut 7
O'Clock P. n. the mercury marking eight
degrees below zero.
The evidence against the Cinnamon
arrested on a charge OF dealing n gam
bling game without license, Friday, was
OF a nature which rendered conviction
problemstical, and the case was finally
dismissed upon tho payment OF all costs
by the defendants. the Court deeming it
unadyissblc to incur the cost OF n triaI.
without a fair prospect of conviction.
J. j. Wiseman. son OF Abner Wise
man OF Glover Valley, arrived here from
Wells by the train this morning, to
begin the course OF studies, at the State
University. The increased attendance
at tho University within the past three
months is evidence OF a growing inter
est in its success and q favorable COM
mentsry on the present management OF
that institution.
At the last term OF the Second Judi
cial District Court held at Boise, Judge
Pickett presiding, Mrs. Sarah Wires
was decreed a divorce from Leonard
Wines, the decree giving her the care
and custody of the minor children, aud
all the common property as alimony in
gross. The common property consists
OF the home in which she resides.
Smallpox is not abaiing in the cast,
and communication With this coast be-
ing direct and constant. every posi-
BILE ]precaution will be necessary TO pre-
vent the spread Of the dread scourge
through the Western Slope. Numbers
Of cases have recently passed through
her. by the emigrHnt trains, and
ordinary prudence suggests that our
citizens keep we'll away from the trains.
except when business demands their
presence. Tho emigraut trains from
the Last arrive here at eleven O'Clock
at night. and the danger Of communi-
eating the disease. except TO persons
going ON or about them is very slight.
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Iron r~Asna.y.. p.u1.l



@. b. Sessions. . brother Of the Stats
Superintendent Of Schools vas married
10 Mis- ROsarnd Bon. . yOSne lady
of Virginia City. in San Francisco, las.
Wednesday.
Tho best the writer ever tasted : had
no idea up to this time that beer could
be made OF such refined taste
We acknowledge defeat and retire DO.
fore such things happier Bud.weiser
mer--lFrom q New Orleans letter.
Ice an inch thick formed in the open
air at San Jose, last Friday night. Tho
people Of Los Angeles and other trop.
ical portions Of California. have also e1-
perienced the novelty OF picking straw.
berries from the vines and plucking
oranges frem the trees in the midst Of n
refreshing snow-storm. :
Among the Washington dispatches
We notice that tho name Of ]. b.
Mitchell. Of Kansas, has been sent to
the Senate for confirmation as Indian
Agent for the Western Shoshone Res
ervation at Duck Valley. Efforts have
made to have some resident of Nevada
appointed to the position, and the
names OF several competent gentlemen
Of the State, have been suggested, but.
as in all similar instances in which the
claims Of Neyada have been put in COM
petition with those Of any other locality,
they have been quietly and contemptu-
ousiy Ignored.
The Reno journal noticas that several
noted stockmen are in that esthetic
town, and in evident alarm asks:
"What aces 1t mean ?" Don't be
afraid, sonny. Many distinguished
cattle men have appeared upon the
public streets OF this far-ofr and unpro-
tected hamlet, ye. a majority of the
i~notfensive inhabitants have survived
the infliction. Tho cannibalistic pro-
pensitiss Of these terrible persons, in
rariably lead them to select none but
fat, veil.fed subjects. for their deleeta.
ton. The appetite Of the genus cattle
man being Of about the same capacity
and texture all over the coast, the
Journal man may rest easy; the miser.
ably attenuated form OF q newspaper
man will always insure him immunity
from the indignity Of being boiled or
roasted. -.g.
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Accident rs Reoyavc.

A fcw days ago Andy Benson OF Dco.
wawo, took his vito and two children,
and Mrs. +. G. Nelson, and her two
children, out Safeguarding. Tho Siircr
STATE says that while going down n steep
pitch, 10 cross tho Humboldt, the sleigh
upset, falling forward on tho horses
backs. Tho occupants, who fell under
tho sleigh. narrowly escaped being
kicked TO death, aud Mrs, Nelson's
younges. child foil into tho water, and
was found floating down tho river. and
II was caught just in time TO save II
from going under tho ice. All wore
moro or less bruised, though none woro
seriously injured.
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From Fridays Daily.I
bRlmagundi.

salmagundi.
Senator jas, G.. Fair has our thanks
for a liberal supply of public documents.
DR.. Meigs, who made a flying trip
10 Winnomucca. returned home last
evening by the train. Hs-
The condition of George Hill, shot
at Eureka, last Sunday. is reported
frcm that place as being quite as favor.
able as could be expected under tho
circumstances.
Mrs. John b. Thatcher OF Gentle
Valley, UtaE. was crushed to death
Tuesday night, by the falling roof OF
the Lighthouse in which she was living,
caused by the immense weight Of snow
which had gathered upon 1t.
Tho nine cars crippled by being
thrown by a broken rail into the ditch
neal Peko, a couple OF days ago, were
taken down to the hospital at Carlin,
by the wreckor yesterday. Nobody was
hurt by the accident 10 tho train.
L. NJ. Chaplin and vito returned by
tho train last evening from an extend
cd visit 10 San Francisco. They 20
out by stage to Tuscarora in tho morn
ing. where Mr.. Chaplin, after his pleas
ant respite, resumts the harness as Mill
superintendent, again.
Johnny Bull, a noted gambler, who
several Year, ngo passed somo months
in this State, was killed in Denver
about two weeks ago by q we'll known
sporting man named Bush. Bull was
the man who shot and killed Farmer
Peel. a prominent sporting man, IN
Montana. a number Of years ago.
Charles ID. Lane-better known in this
country rs Charley with his wifo
and family passed through on their way
to California by tho train this morning.
They came through from their homo on
Snake river by the way Of Ogden, and
'H'Ohh 'ioi'ihB iSihllNtd III tho western
part OF this State and California.
The many friends Of Mr.. Lane will
DO glad 70 hear that he has made q sue.
cess of his mining enterprises on Snake
River, and has realized considerable
money from them.
H.. j. Keith, who with Amos Roach,
Jud Dakiu, aud - Kelley took a trip
east for the purpose OF acquiring the
latest Hub" style OF claw.bammer
coats and beo.gums, got back alone,
a couple Of days ago. Hank says he
switched OF from the party at Omaha,
since which time ho has seen mono Of
them. but heard they woto ia tribula.
ton further east, brought ubou, by an
insane desire to probe the mys-
tories OF sundry fascinating
games, which usually attract
the attention OF strangers from tho
western wilds. Hank thinks they arc
now heading this way, but owing to tho
unfayornblo condition OF tho roads,
doesn't expect thom to put in nm mp
poaranso under two Or three months.
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VIII Not Come.

The Union Guard Brass and String
Band, give an entertainment at Curlin
this evening. Tho agent Of the troupe
carue up here this morning with the
view OF prospecting the camp as a field
Tor their performances. but met with SO
httlr encouragement, that he abandon
Cd tho project Of playing here. return
ug west 10y the regular train.
a fret class entertainment OF estab-
lishcd reputation can secure good
audiences here, but its merit must be
known beyond a doubt. No ono.horse
aiiAir can save expenses, and it some
{ mes so happens that tho really
'neri;orious suffer. through fear on the
part Of GU people that they are about
to DO bIlkod.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN EUREKA.
George A. Hill Kills II. w. GuIber.
SON and II Himself Shot by IA
Former.

George a. Hill Kills II. w. GuIber-
son and n Himself shot by IA
Former.
A fatal shooting ARRAY took place be-
tween George A. Hill and II. W. Guiber.
son in the Empire Saloon, Eureka. at
$50 o'clock Sunday morning, resulting
in the death of Guibsrson and the des-
perate wounding OF Hill.
Hill is well.known here. as the man
who mortally wounded Tom Smith in
the Bank Exchange Saloon in this
place. November, 1879, and Guiberson,
an old resident OF Eureka. is WE'LL
known as q sporting man throughout
the State and in California. The i'm
ne.iase cause Of the deadly encounter,
a. idlnished by the Sentinel, was q
wfaug!e over a bet ut q faro table in Joe
Mendes Saloon. After some words,
both men dropped the subject and took
a drink together, a friend Of Guiberson,
directly after, taking him away, and
Hill repaired to the Empire, which was
soon after entered by Guiberson and n
couple OF friends, the party ordering
drinks. Hill, who was very drunk, and
in n quarrelsome humor, was sitting
near the stove. Walking to the oppo-
site end Of the bar. Hill said in a ban
tering tone. "Ill take some OF that
myself" This led to n reply, some
thing like this. in Dicks peculiar,
''Joshing' tone: "Al! right. my boy;
you can have this or any other game
you want" Officer james Ashley then
got between the two men, who had
como almost up to each other at the
middle Of the counter. He says he
thoughtit was all a joke, and after these
words he stepped away.
Immediately afterwards theifring be-
gan, both men firing together, or else
so nearly SO that 10 one could tell which
fred the first shot. After the shooting
started Dick pressed forward and Hill
fell back until he got around the farther
end Of tho counter, when he fell down
in the corner. Guiberson's pistol snap
ped twice aud the third time went of.
This must have been after Hill had
fallen, as the course Of the ball which
hit him indicates. Guiberson pushed
forward swapping his pistol until he had
gained the first step OF the stairs that
leads up into the faro-room, where,
turning.to look around, he got Hills
fourth shot in tho breast. He fell 10 the
floor like q beef, paralyzad. Hill emp.
tied all the chambers of his weapon,
only the ono shot being accurately
aimed.
Guiberson was conveyed to his room
Mt the Jackson House, where he soon
after died. Hill, whose right thigh.
bone was shattered by the shot that
struck him, was carried 10 the room OF
the woman with whom ho lived. His
physician, DR.. Thoma, does not know
yet whether he will have 10 amputate
the limb or not. The wound is not ex
pected TO prove fatal. The ball enter.
cd tho outer part OF the thigh about
two inches above the knee nud ranged
upward, breaking the bono about hall
way from the polvis. II has not been
extracted vet.
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Military Ball n HaIIeck.

Arrangements for a grand military
ball at Fort Halieck. on Wednesday
next. the 25th Instant. have been per-
fected by Company l., First United
States Cavalry. The Boys in Blue a"
invariably excel in the management Of
affairs Of this nature, which, aside from
the personal attractions of the brave
Soldier Laddle," always insure a
social, if not q financial success, and
all who may attend can confidently rely
upon enjoying one of the gayest and
recherche t~erpsichorean reunions OF the
season. Sec advertisement in another
column.
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Iron wednesday. Daily
naAxu

Stanley Rigsby departed by the train
this morning on q six weeks visit to his
old home in lows.
A special engine. with the vreek.r.
passed eastward up from Cariin. this
evening.
Friendship Chapter No. !. Order
Eastern Star. will hold its regular meet
ing at Masonic Hall tomorrow evening,
commencing at Z o'clock.
The joint statement Of the County
Auditor and Treasurer. for the quarter
ending January End. appears ir this
issue to the exclusion Of the usual read
ing matter.
The intensely cold weather OF theeast
six days yielded TO nilder atmosphere
last night, and snow has been gently
falling the greater part Of the day. At
hvc o'clock this evening the mercury
marked 25 degrees above zero.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-22

THE following officers we're elected by
tho Masonic Grand Lodgs OF Utah. yes.
terday: William T. Jamos, Grand
Master; James Love. Deputy Grand
Master; Henry T. Snyder. Senior Grand
Warden; F. II. Church. Junior Grand
Warden; Samuel Kahn, Grand Treas
uercr; Christopher DOihl. Grand Score.
tary.
TIE best quality Of Rhine Wines At
he Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reckha-t
4 Co., Proorietors.
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Il Is Be,ter to Merry, Etc.

John X. Meier and BRIDE" That
was tho registry at an Omaha hotel,
aud tho word "brido" was boldly under.
scored. Tho man who wrote 1t was MP.
pArenIly under 20, and tho girl no moro
than lG. The landlord formed the
opinion that they we're q nav
couple. who hoped to avert suspicion
by boldness. He informed tho police,
by whom the husband land husband hO
really proved to be) was arrested and
shut up for the night away from his
wife.
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OSE Jimmy Devlin, n miner at Lewis
took a shot at J. Gcrstle, Il merchant Of
that place, n few days ago, because Of
his refusal 90 credit the sportativc
DoVlin for aomo Winter clothing. The
ball took effect in Gersle's hand wound.
ing him severely. Jimmy was arrested
and jagged. His rocklcssness is said to
be attributable to opium smoking. to
which he had become addicted.
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lloIcl A~rrINRIh.

L. b. Shaw, San Francisco.
j.. Turner, New Orleans.
Mrs. Hammond, Tusc.
J. G.. Allen, Eureka.
II. G.. WHdleigh, TuSc.
James Hsmill, Wells.
q. buckingham, San Francisco.
+. l.. Drown, South Fork.
j. Ii. Wildly, Carlin.
W. ]. PeDrose, Eureka.
Mr.. Valentine, do
T.. n. Grant, PalisadS.
J. j. Wisemnn, Wells.
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IN THE House OF Representatives at
Washington, on Monday, Mr.. Calkins
OF Indiana, introduced a bill "to pro-
vide for tho registration Of electors in
Utah" A bill was also introduced by
Mr.. 1Willotts. Of Michigan, -"to mako
the wife n competent witness in trials
Tor bigamy in the Territories" II Con-
Rress will pass tho latt9r bill tho proof
OF poiygamy would be mnde easY.
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La u. socoDd brother OF tho Bey Of
Ianis vas arrested In his " palace by
Tho Ministers OF War and Marine and
conveyed TO Bardo palace. whero no is
kept n close prisoner. lilo Ia suspected
Of q conspiracy agains, tho boy. Tho
Arrest onnscd q great sensation.
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soMs doril in human form, n few
days ago sent an unsigned letter con-
tanning smallpox scabs TO n farmer al
Lynn. Indiana, which read as follows:
III have sent you the smallpox. Go homo
aud die" Tho letter was postmarked
ut Cincinnati, and detectives are at
work nran .ho case. /.
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SoARorrT Of water is reported at the
Victoria mine, Kingston Canyon. The
mill started mp three weeks ago with
forty stamps, but had 10 reduce TO FIVE.
Tho Compnny's teaching process is said
to DO very successful.
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HoS. II. II. DAoogrr denies that he
has boon appointed Minister to tho
Sandwich Islands, or that no would nc.
oept such an appointment. Ho would
much rather DO Chief Executive Of tho
"Dattlo Born"
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"GEsyLEMgs Of tho jury" said q
blundcring counsel in n suit about n lot
OF hogs, a. Eureka, there vefo just 90
In tho drove. Please remember tho
fact, 80 in tho drove; just three times
rs many rs in that j~ury-box, gentle.
mon" The Sentinel says counsel didn't
gain his case.
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A WAHnISGroS crank presented a
check at the Treasury Department for
5000 the other day payable out OF
tho appropriation for q homo for dis.
abled politicians"
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ApoLrn A. Conn. who was short In
his accounts with tho Alaska CONNER
oisl Company, for whom no had been
sgsnt. committed suicide with a pis-
tol, In San Francisco on Wednesday,
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County CLERK NAHAEHr, at Storey.
IL reported bohind in his official ao-
counts. to tho extent OF 81 1000. Ito has
Just arrived at home from san Frau.
cisco. and will probably DO ablo to OK.
plain the aitnaLion.
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Hotter

Dan. Murphy, Halleck.
Ham. Mccain, do
A. Fragiano, Eureka.
A. j. Pullman, CarlIn.
j Hudson. Huntington.
j. A. White. HAllock,
j. Il. Henry, Mound.
j. L. Conway. Bullion.
Jacob Conrad, Lamoills.
W. II. Bell, do
VIM. Burt, Tuscarora.
Thomas Brennan, Star. ~.
S. NcMullen, do
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR sent Alex. Ste
phens a handsome basket OF flowers
last Thursday, with congratulations on
his having attained his 10Th birthday
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Tng Utah Northern Railroad. from
Ogden. Utah. to Dutto City, Montana,
Is All miles in length. Tho longest
narrow gauge id tho world.
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THERE has been a change made in the
propriotorship Of tho Phoebe Record. d.
A. Fnlks having purchased II. s. Crow.
ley's interest,
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SENATOR BECK says no desires 90 re-
peal tho present pension law, 30 rs to
enact one Ivy which frauds will DO i'm.
possible.
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Singer sowing machines At from s25
to $50. 81 John sewing mSchinos at
from $40 % $40. for cash. Every
machine kert in repair, and warranted
Tor hyo years. J.E. GtLLroAS. Agt.'
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Shiloh's Vitalizrr is what you mood
Tor constipation, loss Of nppstitc, dizzi.
ness u all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle.
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ARR rcU MADB miserable by Indiges.
ton, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vital.
izer is n positive cure.
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Tas house Of "a, O. Smith, Mt LOWS,
Mo, was destroyed by FIRE yesterday /;
the mother aud four children psrishing
In tho flames.
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CHAMPIONS of the best quality and
Brands, can DO had at Reckhart &
Froelich's Saloon.
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IT rs reported that tho New York
Democratic State Central Committee
will break tho legislative deadlock.
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IFrOm Saturdays Daiiy.l
BalnaEundL.

J. Jones Of Pleasant Valley. and j.
J. Campbell Of Haiieck. were in town
to-day on business.
A meeting OF the members OF the
Dancing Club will DO hel6 at this Office
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
The indications are that the House
Committee on Elections will report in
favor Of sending the Utah case back to
the people Of that Territory for another
election.
We understand that Ed. Banning has
sold his hay ranch on the Tuscarora
road, together with his cattle, to Ed.
Peel, the accomplished lightning man.
ipulator at the Western Union office.
Members OF the Elko Guard are re-.
Z quested by Captain Warner to meet at
his Office in tho Lower Depot this even.
ing at half past six o'clock. for the pur.
pose Of finally settling up the affairs Of
tho Company. A full attendance is
earnestly desired.
Ex-senator Gwiu, OF California. was
passenger for Washington. by the
train last evening. His snowy locks
and wrinkled brow indicate advanced
years, but the ''Duke" Is still u remark
ably robust man of his age. aud doubt
less still retains the physical ability to
utilize whatever of political influence
Is still at his disposal.
Last night, like the one that preced-
cd 1t, created a brisk demand for blank.
cts and hot toudies. Young Dusenberry
says i" single blessodness amt 30 darned
blessed now as some old fogy philoso-
piers would have peopl" suppose" All
tho philosophy he has gathered in the
twenty-five years OF his existence. fails
to keep his one horse bed wtrm these
nights. .
II Is whispered about in society cir
cles-wLich Is fully equai 10 the mos,
stentorisu bLw!ing outside those
charmed circarnfcrcnc0s-that a certain
young man in town is making prepare.
tions to marry al equally certain young
woman" henze " the aforesaid stGge
whiSperiugS. Now. while such conduct
on the part OF the certain young man is
exceedingly repreheusiblc. lis firgrancy
wouldhaV been incidentally intensified
had he failed to select a wumsn for his
victim, and wasted bis affections upon
anything less iovcnble Of divine creation.
II Is even hintgd that tie dreadful
young man has carried his diAboliclI
designs to the extent OF furnishing a
house in which he proposes to incar.
eerate The aforesaid young lady. The
enormity Of his ofIonse eau only be fully
appreciated by other marriagrablo
young ladies
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sniLon's CArAnru REMEpT-a posi-
tive cure for Caiarrh, Dipthcria and
Cahkcr Mouth.
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Shiloh's Cough aud Consumption
Cure Is sold by IA on n guarantee. II
cures consumption.
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FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
yon have a printed guarantee on every
bottle OF Shiloh's Vltalizor. II never
fails 10 cure.
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Why WILL. you cough when Shiloh's
euro will give immediate relief. Prioo
10 cts, so cts. aud 81.
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sntLoH's CuRr Will Immediately re-
love Group, whooping Cough aud
Bronchitis.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gom Restaurant daily
by express.
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CIarrh cured; health md sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Ca,arrh
Remedy Price 90 cents. Nasal Iu.
jector FREQ.
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FINE blackberry randy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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A.N,sAb ~IsJEcron FREQ with each bot
tie OF shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prico
90 cents.
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FtsE old Cogr.n at Rockhart & erool
ich 8
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For lame bncs. side or chest use
Shiloh'S Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
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Slaeplcss nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shi!oh's Cure il
the remedy for-you.
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khIloh's Cures,

THB RE7. Gro. II. TuATEa, Of Bour.
bon' lnl.. says: Both myself and wife
owo onr lives TO sHfLoH's CONSULTATIVE
Cure"
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For salo at Y. +. MULLER's Drug
Store, Elko, Nov.