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purity. rroshnoss Fine Flavor

Are rnighty and Will prevail. Ronoss,
tho perfection Of roasted cotieo is pro.
uounoed BY oil who nse Il, tho best roasted
coffee ever placed Ia the Texas market.
Prepared nj tbs largest coilto mill IN lhe
Eouth. Il is shipped direct 70 tho dealer
log undimil.ghed, the beautiful liGyor nrd
aroma, which Distinguishes iino coffee.
bold Immediately nher roaeiipg, by all
gr0cors, In pound PACKAGE Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Thote who are
not familiar with the superior qualities o,
Ri0noss. ohould so just.oa 10 thomseiyoo,
give 70 IN esrlv trial aud os Convinced
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PROF. CUmMINs AND SCIENCE.

The Seymour Crescent says: Professor
W. + Oummins, travelling in the interest OF
the Academy OF Sciences: Philadelphia, has
been here In this vicinity for several days.
He IL examining into the geological lorna.
lion Of our country and promises q report
ior our readers when his labors shall have
been completed. The professor preached
last Sunday night and Monday night at the
solicitations Of . number Of our citizens, de-
llvered . lecture, tho theme being mo
The greatness Of tbis subject, whore .
mixed audiences must be led up on geologi-
cal Formations, will be understood - rather
heavy 10 handle In one evening, but 10 was
done admirably. The professor spoke very
rapidly In order toexplain % much e posi-
hSd found he he'd held his hearers for two
hours, thought he had .perpetratsd an
outrage" Bat he gave Mobeetie the hnest
intellectual treat she has ever known.
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Augusta, GA.-DR. J. BgADFlELD: Dear
SRI nave handled ycur Female Regulator
In my business for The past acyeral years
with perfect satlsisction 10 myself and
customers. [ have TOM 10 very luleable.
You truly.
w II. BARRrTT. Wholesale Duggist.
Treatise on the Health Gnd Happiness Of
Woman mailed tree.
BRADFIELf REGULAToE Co.,
Blk Is, Atlantis, Ga.
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Messrs. Oliver Bros., manufacturers Of
shirts and underwear, have located them.
selves at 727 Main street where they srs
making some Of the finest go0de 20 order
that can be manufactured. They make
specially Of shirts, and their hl 10 periec.
ton. Gentlemen will Hnd their prices low,
and can have the aatiffaJlion OF getting the
beat shirt at low prices Hud . perfect fit.
727 Main street, Edwards old stare.
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Trial Is Proof.
II you desire to use the best parched cof
fee ever offered TO the Texas public, buy
packages Guaranteed absolutely fresh and
pure) by Momand 81 Bro, A. Il. Bouche,
Bond & Bro, Ingram &c Coy, Holloway &
Co., II. G.. Sizer, o. A. Meyer, and all first.
class grocers throughout the state.
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by Electricity

FhUtOErUpHS Dy LIttIrICIty.
j. ii. Webster, our enterprlsing pho
tographer, is having an electric light with
AN incandescent attachment put in his art
studio. which will enable him TO make pho
togrephs at night as well as day. This 10 q
good thing for people who have no time
during the busy hours Of the day to cit for
pictures. Such can now have them taken
at night,
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Tho snith,s MIC ncnns.

"
From the Arkansas Dllly Gazatle -
"Aru you feeling b6t.ei?' snid gentle
rann yesterday to woll.known Iron Moan
tain railroad man.
"Yes, great deal better. The night
run 10 very hard and got down before /
ksow 10. ] hsd fever after fever, and thotk
the car oil tho track a couple al timos.
FiBelly decided TO try Smiths Bile Beans.
was preiudioed against the name or,
rather the bile part fit, or | might have
been we'll long before was. They BROUGHT
me OUT liko now man."
The above is an actual fact, aud proves
the merit OF the gonds. The name Of the
gentleman can be given.
For gslo by oil druggists.
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Any attempt b produce a flavor In this
or any other country that can surpass DR..
Prices Special llsvJfing Extracts will
prove failure, Tor DR.. Pfco's are ~ fresh
aud uice as the fruits from which they are
made, and cannot be improved. Their sl-
periority consists not only ia their fruity
ocor, but also Ia their delicious taste.
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ArrACIlmENr SUITS.

Two nttsohmsnt suits were filed IN The
United States circuit court yesterday:
j. II. Wear, Baogher e Co.,, of TT. Louis
filed suit w. Newsom h Omsley, OF McNin-
ney, praying for $3,G6T 90.
Voorheis, Miller &c Rupcl, Of Cincinnati,
filed anit against the Same parties Tor
81, ICY.
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At certain seasons OF the year nearly
every person suffers TO greater or less ex-
tent from impurity Of the blood. bilious
pess, etc., etc This should be remedied as
soon as discovered ,otherwise serious result
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly ash Bit
ters" will effectually remove all faint Of dis
ease and restore Won 10 health.
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~ gives US great pleasure 10 state that
tho merchant who WIS reported
being a. t0s point OF death
from au stil.k OF ppeuaonis hnt
entirely recovered by tho uloGl DR.. William
Hslpa balsam for !ht lunrp. Naturally he
feels grateful for the beuet3 derived trom
uhug the rensedy, for the iui aud throat;
ana In giving publicity 10 ois statement
wa ere ocluRled by motive Of publio bone
faction, trusting mat other may be bene-
fted In eimilar manner. On sale by eli
druevigts
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Arthur GAIN,
/. RoAcHsTIAN,
HopGEs & ATwATEI,
j. Il. RAHDELL,
CLARK q DESMOND.

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood tho etroncest tests as to It's merits in
curing ne vousness, nervous debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened gen
erative system, and In no instance has II
never failed; test IL. 81; O for IS. AT drug
gists or by msil from J. II, Allen, 3l5 FRS
rveulle. New York City.
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The Sunday law from 0 .. m. to 4 p. m.
vas ENFORCED SUNDAY, and i required very
fne mareuvsring and . deal Of rustling
on the part Of the thirsty to get their
iho law has BEEN brought about By the In
6uonce Of those saloonists who have no
ro0r or private back door bringing pres-
suro 10 bear on the city council.
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tha United States. II has been said that
this plant would not grow Ia Texas, but
this dispells the Illusion. Every vegetable
known will grow In Texss, II only proper
care 10 taken IN its cultivation.
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Burnett's Coooaino

Eurnctts COcOninc
WILL eAYa 1Wr UAiR
And keep II IN a strong ana hellthy ocrN.
ton, because 70 viii stimulate the roots Of
tho hair, and rest0re the natural action
upon which its gro With depends.
BuInetts Flayonng Extracts uIo sbso-
lutely purs.
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The finest mByonsise dressing for all
kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes,
picked aslmou, cabbage. elc., is Durkee 8
Salad Dressing. IL IS, bsmdes, moro eco
nOnical lhan Noma.mslf
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THE Bors D,ARC PATENT RIGHT

The oitv engineer has received a notice
from tho United States patent Office that
the patent on bois d arc pavement, issued
last June 10 h. w. Ball, has been cancelled
and issued to w. III. Johnson, who transfers
the right in this city TO the city OF Dallas.
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THE ARMSTRONG KILLING-TESTI'
MONY OF WITNESSES.

At the inquest held by Justice Kendall,
acting coroner, over the dead body OF Sam
Armstrong. colored, who was shot and
killed by Oliver Munford, colored, Sstur'
day evening, in Freedmantown, the wit
nesses testified M follows:
FRED CULLEN.
On Saturday evening about O'CLOCK l
was In Mr.. Eaton's residence, and heard
some one out on the railroad curs!ng and
abusing Sellie Worthipgton and Sam Arm
strong; soon after that noticed Sam ARM
strong 60 up the railroad and come back,
meeting the party who was Oliver Mum
ford; Sam asked him what he WAS calling
him liar about; Muntord picked up some.
thing and threw and struck Sam; Sam
knocked him down and kicked him a few
times and called to Sam and told him to
stop his racket; Munford then threw some
thing which struck Sam. and ran into bis
house; Sam walked down and went into the
heard three pistol ahoss in quick success
sion, and directly erward Fam came
staggering out of the gate and fell in front
OF the saloon dead.
ALEX scRooaISs.
On Saturday evening, about O'CLOCK, l
was told that there was fight going on
over near the saloon, and l started over in
20 into his house and his wife
holding him, trying to prevent
his going In; no finally broke away from
her and ran IN and came out with his pie
toll and cried to Sam Armstrong to come
back, calling him d-n s-n Of BIB:
Sam walked into the back yard OF the So
loon and Muuford ran around to tho back
way and heard three shots; Sam was look
Ing back when he was shot; after shooting,
Mnnford went back homo and stayed there
until the officers came and arrested him.
The Jury OF inquest returned verdict in
accordance with the above. Mun.ord is
ntill In iail
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To Families, Hotels and Restaurants.
Ask your grocer tor Rlck.er & Lees Rio
nosa coffee, pure. frpah unadulteratod, I'M
oolored, unglazed. Sold by ell firat'class
dealers, IA pound PACKAGE, Immediately
after parching. See that no inferior brand
OF stale coffee is substituted.
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Dobbins' Securing Polish 10 the best thing
In the world for cleaning tin pans and all
kitchen utensils. Finest thing for using in
washing dishes md pans in hard water.
For sale by A. II. Bourh1, Main street.
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ALIx scRoGGINs.

Editor HHnALD:-Please say accept Lew
Clinton's challenge to walk fifteen mile
race for $25 q side. Will name Armory
hail. Saturday evening, June l4th, az the
time and place. j. X. WILSON.
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BusY BURGLARS.

Sunday night thieves eneoteA an entrance
to Greenwnld's shoe store, By unlocking
the rear door and stole several pair OF
shoes. They cut through the wall into the
Red Front saloon and s,ole pistol, @ lot OF
whisky, cigars, etc besides six'shooter.
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The boy that showed lcoket 10 Mr.. Webb,
the jeweler, last week, will be literally re-
warded by returning the same 10 the Amer.
ican National hank
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, indigeF.
tlor etc., should read the advertisement
ofColleD'e Iiouij Reef Tonic.
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Sudden Changes of Weather
Arc productive of throat diseases, caughs
colds etc. There Is no moro effectusl relief in
these diseases TO be found than. In the use
Of Browns Bronchial Tioches. Price %
csnts.
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Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ct MrH
q. Ohestnuta on Elm street next Il
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He VIII Show Them 20 You.
Benson's Oapcine Porous Plssters. AK
your druggist about them. Latest i'm
nroyemeuts. Prompt. 25c.
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Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness, loss OF appetite,
yellow skin? Shiioh'a Yitalizer is . posi-
tive caro-. Sold bv j. n Ho1ss nalias
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rvenvrgTNo WILL GROW HERE.

Mr.. ". v. Cromman brought to the Hka-
AID offios yesterday = few stalks Of rhu'
barb, or pie plant, which we're fully two
~ lons sui g hAss - eng ovef nroWa "
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"Mrs. Anderson, That hat is 10 bsoom-
Ing" why yes, I always like to 80 TO
Bsumsn's. They do keep the incest
9oods.v
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For lame back, SIDE or cnest use ehIloh's
Porous Plaster. Prics Is cents. Bold BY
I. NJ Houeo Dallas.
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The 'epring'' sweet navy plug tobacco Il
III Texansa favoYtfe.
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A nasal injector free with eaca bottle
ehiloh's Cstarrb Remedy. Price 50 cents
Sold BIZ ]. n. House, Dallas.
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II you want good substantial job done
on iron, 20 to Baker q Pfouts, one square
south OF Santa Fe depot.
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Mr.. @. Tracy has taken charge o. the
shade department OF X. Shields, 633 Elm
street, at which place BIO will be pleased to
see his old friends and the public. He Is
positive he can shog them the finest as.
sortmsnt of goods IN that line In the city.
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Main Street Int rance
To the Clear Lake saloon is through Ed
Nartiuss ljverv stable.
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Bhiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold BY as ou guarantee. 1t cures 90
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Buy whittskes's Star hams only, II You
Wans ~ 80 s0msshins t00thsoMss
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Carriages for Funerals.

Carriages for Funerals. .
Att. lis date, carriages for funeral calls
ordered by our patrons, will be filed for
the low rate OF So per carriage from the
following stables:
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Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved bv Bhiloh's Ouye. Sold
by ]. n. House. Dallas.
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Botto's lee Cream PnrIor.

Botto's lee Cream Parlpr.
Botto has opened en- ice cream pgrlor at
tho corner OF Live Oak and Ervay streets,
Ice cream and sherbsts made TO order Of
every kind, quantity and quality desired.
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THE SUNDAY LAW.

The ssss smoking tobacco is "L'tss
Joker.S
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II the cattle men Of Texas wish to have q
good time this year, they must chew
"GprinR" tobacco.
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She said "Don't, but II you must. chew
s6prinR.' That's the best"
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Hhiloh's Cure WIN Immediately relieve
Group. whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by J. n. House.
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.. 4. 4 \. saL.RrEs.

helative 10 the reported reduction Of
niafses Of all employees of the Oregon
nsiiSay and Navigation Company, In
auify al the general offices here elioits
ae information that such a step has
osen contemplated for some time. In
Sonsequence Of light eavnines. the new
csdent, Elijah Smith, ordered q re-
sscslon OF 10 per oent.--uot a hsrixon
- mouctson, as was proposed with the
un-out such y reduction in the num-
~ o. tie employees ind cut in the sal
sn'es Of others as would equal 10 per
ua OF the pay roll. Az it vas expect
= snas the Northern Pacific would soon
ana operate the q. Il. q NJ, the
oetai reduction was not made, thoogh
sapenses were lessentd In several direc-
ns. TIN the lst OF September the
snefai reduction will 90 into effect.
aooen u will not affect all OF the en-
Woyees.- s.-0rgonidn.
oAE FnAScisoo, Aug. 27.-Ordsrs have
.eaoy been received from the manage
80. ssat o. The Oregon Railway and Nsvi-
.on Company that the wages OF all
"a a1os IN their employ must be cut down
~ september 1st. The amount of the
- sRsooesion has not been made public and
~ N 0npAny's agents here have given no
h.s 1911 notice a. yet TO their employees,
~, ~ nasinR no option In the matter, II
III, ~, not De long delayed. The atsempt
~ ~ oe resisted. rs the Enpineers' Union,
80 IonR, has already called q meeting
- sre determined to ssapd BY their
rsss sssee, while the sailors Sho have q
- sActIss association. intend to adop,
ss.same same line OF tactics. Various at
rs nave besn made 10 reduce the
q Steamship men. but they have Ia
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xullasc sussl AZ SswsrArsss.

The Russian prees, which. under the
abort m premacy Of L ,ris Meiikod. se
esn to increase and raul,iply. has nov,
under Count Tolssoi's government,
ahruuk to q minimum. In 81. Peters
burg. vith its million iuhahitsnts. there
are besides the official Messenger and
the yoaynai de Sc. Psferseosrg. only
three Russian and too German papers.
One OF the former, the Nerosfs. has Lab
erai tendencies, and the two others ars
edited after q Conservative Siavophii
oatteru. The two German papers con-
seat themselves with repeating what
their Russian contemporaries say
According to some curious sfstss
ties, Count Iguatieff killed nve papers
dursnc the year when he vss Minister
~ The Interior, bat roistoi has, Ia The
eourss of two years. slain nine. In the
face ef this it 10 astonishing that there
stili ars people Who have she COURAGE
10 establish newspapers IN Russia.
Foreign papers, With the exception oi
the Danish, Norwegian. Hungarian and
Suanish. have all 20 pass the ordeal OF
the censorship. and some Of thsm: nosI
~ French. are altogether proaioitsd 70
Russia. Editors OF neuspapcrA hos'
! ever, and foreign correspondenis on sp
psaling 70 the Ministry, are allowed z
receive their papers uumufiiafeo. on
| oniy on condition promising never =
chow these papsrs 70 asy other mortal
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GROWING rsAuG wlrn MEXICO.

The table following viii give the
reader an approximate idea Of the
growth Of trade between the republics
Of Mexico and the United States during
the past ten years.
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FOUND.

A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET
!. \ the genuine Fredericksburg Lager
glass. TO TO the Fredericksburg Lager
Beer depot. on Mill street opposite the
Post Ortice II Is the only place Ia Seattle
where you can get 1t.
V. SCHMID. Proprietor,
Agent for the FIR ~de-icksburg Brewing
Company, of San Jose, Cal. myl
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"A CA LII

A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
n for King county will be held at Yes
iers = AL. n the city OF Se title, on Satur-
day, S"ptemb Der Q. 1885, at IL O'Clock a. m,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
represent said Territory in the ferrifo-
rial Convention, an Z n minating candi-
d tes for disfr CT and county office.
The folio wing spportion sent of repre-
sent .tion has been fixed upon:
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Primaries will b. held at the usual
places OF h lding ele tions. on Saturday.
Aug. 80. In Seattle the primary will Be
bel at Enx ne House No. I. ON the same
day. between the hours Of IL m. and Up
m. No proxies will b allowed.
By order Of ths Committee,
w. II. WRITE. Chairman.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY Ssc'v. AMI N ~td
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Ayers Sarsaparilia ooutaiss lcdids OF
Potsssium and Iron. with ths hess vsg-
stable hlood pnriasr&
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4. Z ~ hreoraska conductor, when he hnds
Hs 5. - uain without any rnoaev % pay
~ -. - pnnehes three holes in his hat
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TT you WANT CHEAP RATTLE-
i trap tn ngs called orxans you can get
them st mos any H,u 10 store. bat IL you
really want t,O0D or.<an address Agent
Jewett Organ Company. Box 400. Sesttle.
" ash. au6
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NOTICE..

ENOR SALE. by THE OREGON I'M
" pro ement Co upany. a large amount
OF merchaatahle lumber Of al kinds. and
in lots to suit purchasers, at their ,ard.
foot Of second street, Seattle. Inquire OF
foreman, at mill.
JOHN L. HOWARD,
iv10 Assistant Nauapar
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a;.su ia FAMILY or traveller, in q malarial
80 s.cs, should ever bs without that
antidote-Ayer's Aeue Cure.
- snted 10 cure all mslarial disor
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COAL OIL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Coal Oil In tn ton lot. will hereafter
he carried on tie Wells line from San
Francisco to seattle at % per ton.
cH IS II. WELLS.
au25 Agest San franctsco.
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.v AND WEEKLY:

.,,ssisuaI cards, 2 per month th,t for ron one
- sna Z. eents line for one week and
ses'snsrcisi sdverti.ing. " an inch for
oers sad 81 an inch per month.
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non Weekly;

..,sI cards 81 per month for one
Frdssess Il s1oer month for orone-half inch.
sch ssd y y, ssn' : A line for ooe insertion,
60 asnts m 4 line per month;
q y csn; a 1ver tising. 81 per inch for
Ccnms5; Ccnmns,;on. and 81 per month
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..yrRTIsINc RATES.


.l cards, ss per month for enc
puHessi0n - nonth for ene-half inch.
4 sd Y psnts 4 line for one insertion.
IocsiA y ~ To FOR six Insertions. and 30
- inc pIIi isdyertisements 50 cents an
I'D Insertion. slD an n ines ,sssts ioT sa si1 t6
seriossk and IS per month.
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Arehfssss aaa saperIassnAsnt.
oMss. roon n. Ysui~sLsazy Buildise.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-18


The Secretary OF the Interior has
written a letter on th subject OF Indian
education, in which he says that while
he considers book knowledge very I'M
Portant. in his opinion it is not the
main object OF the Attendance of child
rem at school. The education he adds,
Is best which enables person to take
care Of hImse!f 10 the bcst advantage.
Literary studies should be co.nDlncd
with manual labor exercises, but il
either are neglected. it would be better
the LTst.
The cahasa Of that Interior hombre il
evidently very neatly balanced touching
the subject ol aboriginal ,thics, and the
logical course suggested in the above
might also be adopted la tI.e I. t.uIning Of
~h.Ies, with eGuany satisfactory results.
4 very iarge proportion o: our popula-
uon are huiIug 1t more G.fh yni to-day,
to procure bread, than to ..oqoIrr learn
Ing, and wAIlc they can rAist AiInuut the
iuaeT. h.e Is too bEiei ~ItLout the ior-
mUT.
With our fast incr, asiuS numbers and
the rapid concentration u! SeAltn. these
cOndItIOEs must soOn DrcOm widespread,
ami tie owiiSh wisdom vi our grave
statesman will be taxed to devise means
by which bellies may br tIleJ with grub,
Instead oi heads uitI sirl.ce.