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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
ESty0U Notice.

Cane 70 tie unsh of The EBdsnIred Cd. In
EGby Va W, Italt fas Let Of Dsosmbs-, lisa
Oss sorr,l and tao baV Aon-.. each hnnd~d
q on kn IkGgp. aud Que shits bon, vita
. 4ti too ipe!stibct TO ae,zfIs Ii. brsad
on oHs % the HpiIaais COX - tAoEEA II lad
b~,u vented With the same tro1 bat Ali. 10 act
setin. d eS u Is ryGus-t q - prove
property. pay ekIfZ . ana take III, gioek
h-ay. JAMS AETLEs.
In ~ gaI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Yesterday st:srn@oG aysths Sentinel.
while the relief engIx sas going 0u, to
the Sammit on IT, ( 4 T. At the rate
Of AbOui % miles per bUu- hour. ami
u-s neAnns cid FOGr1h Station. an seei-
dent ouezuri by Ehish. Fireman Peer
Simmons vas thrown OF backwards
through the OPENING between the engine
AID the terieL A plug vas horn Og;.
AID tAU s:es2 EstIa; hack, h-vu the
:zrE=ce dOGr oqen- Tie fpnAR vas
taking d0~R and pLing Up . feed O.
EooA- The Totuuls 81 steam stuck lin
SIth such force that e ~as topped over
h-=kUar4s o= tie eE-iEe. The ,uxireer,
M Tat, r:-ined L. seat and stopped
the tain as soon as possible. bat net
before his Eee and haois lad teen
sald-d lie would doubtless have Leen
Eucusiy burned II he had not Len
above the steam current, a. il issued
through the mouth Of the furnace. or II
the sY-ed Of the train lad be,a less.
A. II ~as The body q. the steam passed
by und~r hin and he vas oIly spriukled
zlih the spray that Hs~ upwards.
When the train Was stopped. the IRE in
the fu-naee vas on; and the engine use
less 4 party u nsn rent back aboa; q
nile and found Simmons lying ON the
track heedIag p~rJtussly from q cash on
tie top Of the head which he had r--
eeivedia tie fAU- Th. wound Is not
considered dangerous. When the reIoci-
~ o; the t-Ain At the a2s Summons Was
thrown OF and the lnaaner i'll which he
Eel az considered, it is r.aarkable tha;
be Sas not killed outright.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
MALCOM HALL.
Il G4RD.

To the citizens oi The town 81 Eko
and vicinity. I return my sincere thanks
Tor the liberal patronage I have received
from them during the ten years in which
! have b. IN in bushes here.
have M Now Departure 10 make a.
! started in with the determination IN do
night. Ihaye acted upon tina, principal
aud shall continue to bc governed by
That motto In all future dealings with my
customers. Give Inc n call.
UtnIN CuAay
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
NOTICE TO CftrlToaS.

ESTATE or GREEN -. IREL f.cc..ea.
No' &C l. h.fsbJ Eiven ~ . undtrir bs.i
Admini''rht"r ofih' s'tt, Z ore u u Al.I
ec"'' d. TO the creditor. o. sud oil pcr,on.
h''InR claims az'lns III sid d~tss,ei. 81
eNhiOh 'htEa with the accessory voucher.
"hhinien mJpils sitter The fret public. ton
ofihls rot 90. - the sid Administrator ii The
H." Office ofGco. y Talbot. In the town and
county 81 Elko, state n SevsIa. he .sms b.
'uEthe pisss Of business ~ said admiuistr.
bssin EIto. J~,nuaty 2s, issI
) u. ABEL.
Admlnt.tr ton Of said Rst,t.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

4 gentleman just down !roil Poplar
n'er says the reports Of the starving
Indians are not exaggerated. 1000 hav-
ing nothing but a little huur. All game
having disappeared; dogs AMI ponies
have been Killed and eaten. lie SAYS
that within sixty day.. without relief, all
Of them must starye to death. Fear Of
the massacre Of post traders and agents
is expressed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The Senate Committee investigating
the election riots &, banyilie, Virginia.
are taking testimony at Washington.
The white witnesses claim that the sfair
wa q free fight, the blacks being the ag-
gressors, while the latter assert that they
were in nowise responsible for the trcub.
lie The Committee are now probably as
WI acquainted with the facts in the
case, as they ever viii I've, but political
onpihal MUST BE- Manufactured in some
way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
BULLION TAX.
SDeciGk Notice.

Having determined To retire from Lus-
ne :, We hereby give notice tina, from
and after this date Ne will su At Cos7
Tor each our entire stock. consisting
OF Groceries, Provisions. Hardware.
Q~usensware, Glassware &c. 81. Those
Nh" desire to lay in supplies at reduced
prices viii md cur stock all nr,-ei.ss.
selected especially for iki. market.
HESLEI & MILLER.
ElEo. Jan, g., 1854
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
The OASo Rirer Beginning
to DecERe.

cisazDS.A IL sE GAl IL the nv
er siaee IL ne t<aa. us recorded NJ
z%1 p u Tk-nGry, AID the posing q
tie 3yyOSs -cknG. e4ssedsn
c=itarss O s-TssR@ ho5 &c eoxs II
~Aiing AEa ziA eG:ins tie night
d. a=eh az.ys J. The City. Al L0a-
isTlle h= nr.. Vas rsPor-ed san ES,E
SSih ~eGfieE cd AL -nd blowing.
ezSss IL Earss 70 zaSe doEa iazz-
dz.ed heu TIE Estf IS Eos; sPPz-
lag and distressing. Eoa~s are esyed
Il al E=rireds - people are h-idled
tosgiASE Il Is sac tzIAzg. May
rzaz1n II tie s4-ri s.oa-. shireing
EHd sGsedng tr0= 6.npsez AID cold,
N Il a@$7 EA kzaSy- TIE steam
e FoEiE TsP3-1s vEt>r O. the fn- hoor
ot t=iiIlss q Froui street. a PsasehA,
AID n hrdzngs O tie Ker:uefy sd
n under vEtrr, ksi ;ksas no suffer
lnE 81 tx people have gOas 20 the kIIs
JopPA. . sal to~n On tbs Illinois sie,
Is irz1dAted The ss:er covering the top
ct bOasss The tow Is completely d.
1snl Al hsGoPoLs the -Eta Is owe.
the arss so0S II buildings On Frnt
ss=cL aE Al bCEn@ h.sb@rHnored
% bs-f~rsSS 81 MOari City every
AingiESs-B 50 Jar, and boiD=ss is
aI@a g as ussl- NOznd City Ike
Csi& d pto:e4db By sysen Of Isres.
&H5 tie ETG VII have 20 nse Ebozf
TIRE t-t2o1ez 20 cause much inooa-
NaS tkGE Il Is reported thE ths
lows q Go,eoziA, SmihEad E'za-
b;Es0ru. New LTb=1y and SaEns.0r4
zre D5sr Es.-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Payment Of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable fro. the shaking Y..G

Payable from the Sinking HasA.
Is ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PRoVlEoxR
L Ct an Az entitled Al 1Et 20 rsfu,A . rsr.
Ito. Of the EssAsd d.bt ef Rho coansy,- 40.
proved January -. IsI. Notice 10 hwy
given that II FrS<zt4 1t ny oAes IN nhs,
S-sds. Co CT b~fsr SATURDAY. tbs
FIFrEENrH DAY or MACH. Lss4. u. fol-
iSsinE hlo c-znty bOnAE Lsesd In u
sn~s Of sIie Aet. win b paid. together With
TIE Interest th-rtos. NLish hall have Gsrrssa
At Ill dAts prsasHtsd. BonAs Mo- L asd
sh01!d tAs sAid Eonds aoi b prsssatsJ With.
IN the time shove specified thea frOea sns After
the date ramsi. 10 uit: Saturday. Ia fns-nth
dsJ u March EsTt. inLer-st thsrroa ~in esass,
JAsrs CLAzK. Coanty Tryasurer.
lilo. New, Feb. IL lss4-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

There wAs lively time in the House.
Monday, over Hevii's motion making
the Me-ian Peus.9u bill = special order
Tor tie 2lst. 4 cuozam 49, drAlly oh-
tAinei EDi the motion bang -eco-ded.
los to /, the solution gas adopted by
5 vote o: l75 10 IS. The announcement
Of the resul; VS. received With applause
by the Democrats Gle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The Senate Committee on Commerce
has agreed 20 repo-t tarorably a hi'l for
the creation Of . National abroad Com.
mission. instead Of Reagan'5 plan Of
direct regulation Of railroads. The BIZ
provides for the appointment o. three
Commissioners, who are to eft in Wash.
inston and ssoeiye Complaints Of perrons
WHO are u~pjustiy treatedby the railroads.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The Washington Republican s,ys that
George {. Golham, for several yours IN
editorial W Ter on the NationalRs publi.
cnn. has severed his connection With
that pht~i, hoying formed a vary ady.n.
mgccos oasiness alliance Rith capitalists
Tho control the Dmwbaugh telephone
Inventions. lie enters npon his rev
ia6ors at once aud leaves wasuin4,on
for New York, where be will hereafter
reside. i ~ -"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

At Richmond, Arizona, Monday, tSo
brothers named Neeley, attacked George
Guthrie, postmas'er, and several shots
were exchanged, aud Guthrie was mort
ally wounded. A party Of Guthne's
friends leh Duncan, to follow the Seeley
brothers, and If they are found, Judge
Lynch mill doubtless preside. Guthrie
is a quiet, inqHensivt man and o pioneer
Of ella yAlley. o
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Tire thousand supporters Of the
Prince Napoleon (~Pion.Plon) have adj.
opted resolutions demanding a revision
Of the Constitution; nominating q cor.
stisuent assembly, and n restoration 10
the people Of The right Of direct election
Of the Chief Of STAT.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

At Prescott, Arizona, Saturday, the
Sherman House, Klis d wkituey's ga
loon. Fishers general merchandise store
ADD Wilson's clothing ssors wers Lurned
TO the ground this morning. 6. y.
Holmes. editor OF the Miner. peri-hsd in
the flames.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

ith the German Minister and the
Secretary OF staie say they have no IN.
formation corrobomtiye Of the cable
from London that Pince Bisfnark has
ordered the resolution Of coincidence on
Heir Laskcr's death passed by tho
Hotise Of Representative to BE- returned
"a this country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The Silver STATE says: Thr'e are con
siderAble many ted cattle Do~ feeding
on ranches PrpAntD-Y 70 shiIing tsem
20 San F-anasco. W. i. Todhun;er
has = lot Of several hundred, Colonel
HArHn has sl-o quite a ~nGizb-r, aud T.
F. Judge says be h.s Il thousand head
on the Humboldt and IN Paradise and
QUia Rive. Valleys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

IF. Upsea, who vas arrested NJ
Winnemucca son,c limo ago charged
with the theft Of 5000, anii who Vas
subsequently arrs!ed in San F,apoiseo,
ch"rged with connterfeiGng, has fortified
= ZOO advanced by his faiths, iu
y skipping ont beioiS The
trial. The young man
Sn'zes The fact that he got
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

TEs Iz%ksr5s~ hear bat uroa-
azly RG' County Szpeantsndeu; c.
W Grover -M probably Dc = candidate
20. CgunEy Recorder psu Fsl. he has
made a. excellent Superintendent AID
Is equally oonTetea; :eE The other poi,
tGa % Ehi-h be Is said TO aspire.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The people Of California, through Al.
torney General Marshall. have asked
for a restraining order on the Dashaway
Association Of San Francisco preventing
them from taking any further act respect.
ing the funds Of the association, or prop.
erty belonging TO IL. until March 3 next.
when the matter will be brought before
the Courts. An order 10 that effect has
been issuc6. T7 ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Friday morning. Mrs. p. +. Hitler Of
Austin, vas found in a dying condition
from the effects Of poison. Medical aid
was summoned, but he unfortunate wo-
man was too far gone ana soon breathed
her last. The deceased was n divorced
woman. whose former husband is now
la Sacramento.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Payment Of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable Pres ~. yaII RsAs.,u..
Gaaa

Il ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISIONS
Of an Aa eniited An Aet q, Hathori.s u.
coSHty Of Elko 20 ronirsd . dstt and is.s.
oals TOT tie eousiEuenon Of . sDnnfy iAu.-
EPPrO'si hsrch = isTs; So;Ies k Aer,sy
Girrs hG - s-Itel - ny Ones Ia H..
SrrsiA- ca O. BE oIs ths isth dsy q M.rea.
lisa. the following EIfO eOGntyb 0 d L..zed
II Yu'sa,Bes Of 'Aia At. wilIts paia. toSsiA-r
Siih iEtsre-t iLsTsOa vhien sAsn k.,. re-
cur~d 81 the eas prrssGt-e F; Bod Ne.s
.nt &
shOuH he said Bod Dot BE presented viii
IN Tia uGs above spseihsd thea from ara
aft"I Tie Gate LtmCd. to-sHi Saturday. tie
Iss d-y 81 XNeL, 1874 lrtsrrs: hsrroa =! 1
case.
JAxrs cDiE. C0zE;y Treaslrrr.
EILo. New. ttb..i -. lssL 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Daring all this cold weather says ihe
journal; a force Of men have been IL
work in the Harris mine. they are
s'"Peing orc, and will haze a large guam.
t:ty ready for shipment as 0 as the
snow leaves and the roads are passaLle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

fs;sas2s have tegun to eoas N truz
members q ts Knights q Later II
iETc- q ths E~DenS-nsEts 20 the pre~a,
Chi-.S isT Erd the proposed change.
70 Il. AEoag those received tEo rsrs
1Da B.0aGagt0n, Uia1iz, and Can.
d., Ssy jersey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

After the vote upon Sir Stafford
Sorthoo;;'s motion 10 censure the Gov.
eminent ioT its Egyptian policy, Parnell
will go to Cork to assist John d Easy, the
candidate for Parliament; Of The Irish
National League. He will probably adj
dress the electors upon the general
policy OF the Government,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

slecplcss nights, made miserable tJ
that I nible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL
the remedy for you. For sale by y. +
Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Fresh OYSTERS.

4. Booths Oval Brand Fresh Baiti
morc Oysters received daily by Express
and sold for seventy Ave cents pr can.
nj the q IN.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

"H,ckmctnck," n lasting and fragrnu
perfume. P-'ce 25 aud 80 cents. For
sale by I. r NJ ,lier.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Adnipit: ton Of .sld g.tte
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

afraid to say word OF truth on this wages
matter, but whenever you do say q word il
Is to encourage the strike. Do you think
this will help the town or the real laborine
men IN il? | wish Siedge Hammer bad
SAID more and told how these glass men
who want work at their trade, at from four
10 eight dollars day, 60 sneaxing around
other factories, that employ laborlng men
and offer 10 work Tor a dollar and IA quar- =
Ter day, ana so &c, those men, who get
the lowest wages Of any, turned into me
stree, in the dead Ot winter and take their
places. That they have done in some fac
tories. The man who gets but dollar and
hall day needs TO have work al the
time to support his family, and he don't
like 10 be turned ont Of doots hy men who
are offered four or five times Il, much but
won't work al that
Come out like a n.an Hnd lay word for
honest labor, and don't lgpmb'o -, ,had
ow. ask again what it WAS That SIedge
Hammer said YOU don't approve OF: Out
with il, man. l. this ton long from
4 DAY LABoRAG,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
That Doughty Duchess.
Opposite opinions ABOUT Wonderful
Woman-Her Thumb and Fingers.

Crack nuts with her fingers? WHY, yon can't mean
IT," cried young lady graduate Of he Normal Col
.cgc, in the utmost establishment.
But do mean it," affirmed her big brother, who
had taken several prizes In athletics. land rCassert
1t tina, Cymburga, wife OF Duke Ernest, VI Austria,
cuad crack nuts with her fingers and drive nas into
the wa, with her thumb"
WHAT mOnstrous woman" said the young lady.
'What q Ustful woman" amended her big brother,
The Austrian Duchess was mighty because she kept
good hours, good habits and perfect digestion.
Mrs, Alice Strong, of Pttsburg, Pa. writes differ
ent story about herself but deserves praise for her
frankncs She says FOR the past three years have
been subject go ,rrc attacks of cole and cramps and
cXhaustlng attacks OF DhrrhuI. Weary of expert
menting with medicines. | turned, without hope. 10
PARI<ETe'S TONIC. Three bottles cured
NE entirely. | have tried IL also for other ailments
with which women are often afflicted ind II far sur
passed my expectations AM happy 10 offer this esu'
mony for the benefit OF other women
Ladies who are interested IN Mrs. Strong, letter VIII
please remark that PARK ItIs'S TONIC is
not mt0cicGHt. II cures collie easily,
but by virtue of many aud powerful ingredients
Il also masters all diseases of the BlooGsuch, for eE
ample. rheumatism. Consumption, Scrofula, and all
disorders Of the Kidneys, Liver and stomach 1t is
yltali2er and stIWulan hut NOT an atoricdH Prices
80 cents and 81 per bottle, liIsCoN 4 Coz Chemists
New York. ianl9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
ACT wisely.

The total Number Of business failures in
The United States tor 1899 is stated by
Byadstr6et's at 10,299. This shows large
increase over 1882, when the number was
1885. Indeed, the number of failures Is
larger than in any other year except 1878.
The facts about the increase in failures do
not, however, give cause for alarm. On
the other hand, they furnish some reason
for believing that business Is, on the whole,
IN a pretty sound condition. The number Of
IegittD'o!e trading concerns in the country
Is now much larger than ever before. The
aggreg gate Is 1886, e23-an increase Of ESQ.,
GAG in ten years. II also appears that the
percentage Of assets to liabilities IN 1888
was larger than for any any OF the pre-
ceding years, peing 52 per cent. sgainst 81
per cent IN 1882, and AZ per cent IN 1881.
This indicates that 1t must have been
closer business, rather than more unsound
business concerns that caused the addi-
.IOnal failures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

ilg and what sharp point each wheel
+ ,ally forms. Now /, stands u reason that
when such "a wagon is loaded ard on q
yielding road i, Is jus, calculated to cut
down into the ground. IL We desire to
run things into the ground We always
prefer sharp or pointed instrument We
sharper one end of fence pos, that it may
be driven INTO the ground more easily. But
if We wish 10 keep on top of ground we use
a broad base in every thing but wagons
and in those we cling 10 what is evidently
III error, with surprising tenacity. Men
who manufacture mowers and harves,ers
understand full well the utility of vide
tire IN the construction Of their machines.
Take the Larvt Ser, for instance, nearly the
whole weight Of the machine is resting on
one broad Wheel. Now what would he the
resul, to narrow that down 10 the width Of
Il common wagon wheel Why any On
can -ee that with all that weight II would
sink deep into the earth so that no ordinary
team could move II Ii IA harvest helG anu
would render the otherwise useful machine
practically worthless AS harvester. No
sensible farmer could be induced TO pur-
chase n harvester thus constructed, they
would hardly allow them 10 run on their
farms And now why is !, that We farmers
ana teemstero continue 10 Use narrow tires
on our heavy wagons! There is no differ
ence 10 principle between the harvester
and wagon so far as The office OF the wheels
is concerned il a broad tire is better for
harvester i, must be better for wagon,
and on the contrary, II a narrow tire ls bet
ter tor wagon !! must be better for bar.
vestey There is evidently conflict Of
principle here in our practice. Now,
which is righl? lie, farmers consider ana
&C, wlsely.'
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NOTICE.

II has come to the Knowledge of the Coroner Of thl
county that persons who have died from uneXpals ned
sudden violent have been Illegally buried or
removed from the county, no inquest having been held
on such bodies hereby notify all persons whose duty
il is 10 Tcport the dealh of such persons viz: Any
person finding such dead body, the owner or occu
pant Of the house premises In which such dead body
is found any physician called TO examine. or other per-
having knowledge such dead body 10 report the
same In conformity with the statute In such cases made
and provided, or shall take occasion Ia see that the
same Is promptly enforced The pcnsltY In such case
is fine imprisonment. or both
FLOYD CLENHENIS, n. D..
Jan, ~, 1851 .lw Coroner La Salil County
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

FINAL SUPPLEMENTS OF
M.HY GEHEBKR. DECEkryD.-So,ce 70 hereby
gwen 10 s persons Interested In said estatr that the
Execurix u the last will and testament
Of said Mary Geheber. dccea<e'i, viii sppear before
ie Probate Court OF the county OF la Sale and
81 Illinois. az the County Court House In Ottawa, IN
ssld county. Monday. the 18th day OF February A.
D. I for the purpose Of rendering account OF her
proceear.- in The administration OF sa estate Dor The
nsal teftlemtnt.
Dated q, Ottawa. this i.sh Gay Of JsngsIy ,ss4;
kAkGAREf DOLL,
ATTpsT: A. 7. BAbrHlR, Eyec1triy.
CisTi Pro,si> CoS,t. Ia sslIs 60. IL ls.Isss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
County Talk

We stood ~ The bars as the sun went down,
Behind the hills on Il summer day;
Her eyes were tender, and big, and brown,
Her breath as sweet as new-mown hay.
Far from The west the faint sunshine
Glanced sparkling from her golden mar:
Those calm, deep eyes were turned on NINE
And look Of contentment rested there.
| see her bathed in the sunlight flood,
see her standing peacefully now;
Peacefully standing and chewing her cud,
Ae rubbed her ears-that Jersey cow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19

Six months ago THE WORLD commenced it, new
career. Its growth has been unprecedented It's won
derful advance in circulation, IN advertising In nru-
ence, In popularity, warrants the claim of leading
position In New YORK journalism.
No expense or effort will be spared until THE
WORLD Ia recognized a. the GREATEST ~ well as the
BRIG HTEsT and CHEAPEST PAPER in AMERICA
THE WORLD, as the leading Democratic newspaper
In the country knows no faction and recognizes in
diydral ambitions or ASPIRATIONS aside from the gen
crsl good OF The party aud the Republic II seeks the
triumph OF principlcs-Lot men, 1t uphods great
Democratic ideas and ilcalsDUt faction or frsctou
Of The party.
AZ the entrance OF the new year the new WORLD de-
sre express It's gratitude the hearty welcome It
has received and the magnificent II has already
achieved. Its welcome comes from the people. It.
succcGs il ,ber work. They have Endorsed its merits
by more than treblng i.s circulation In six months
and 0y doabng ia advertising For this they are en-
ti,ed 70 cur warm thanks.
No Democrat ought 20 be happy without
THE WORLD. We call upon our Democratic
friends IN every town and hamlet in the Union
to sTAEr CLUES FOX The wEEKEY.
They will get the ablest, brightest and cheap.
es; newspaper IN The country, as well as al
earnest aud stcsdiast missionary of pure and
true Democracy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-01-19
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Oxygen. Nr William PeEa Nixon, managing editor
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