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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
A Disguised Inventor.

The B0die Free Press says: While
Capt. jim Townsend was over in Mill
Creek, he invented n milking machine
to be worn by the COWS during the day.
II consisted Of u metal can holding from
three TO five gallons. TO he suspended
under the animal by Il broad strap pass
ing over her bock. In the top Of the
,au were four or five silver plated tubes
for inserting the tcnts, thus nfio,ding
the milk II constant flow into the Gun.
Like Col. Sellers. Jim saw "millions IN
it," but one dry when he found that II
blamed fool rancher from Bridgeport
had made nn improvement on il. and
called it the "Buturus DeYelup,r," by
filing a cnvent an n "ynilcr" dog to
chnsc the COW till the butter come. he
got mad, smashed the model, sassed the
raUcher, got licked, went Off and wrot,
n heavy leader scoring the u. s. paten u,
laws from hndes ~ breakfast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
II DOESN'T HURT HIN
And Is 4 Pleasure 70 Them.

In the Senate the question of the
Presidents p~rerOsltive il the iuatter of
Official removals End appointments is
still KEEP; under DISCUSSION aud umbi-
tiOus gentlemen air their ~eIoIuence III ali
endeayOr 10 manufacture political cap
ital out Of the discussion, but u solution
of the perplrring problem evoked by
the Republican majority appears to be
As far distant a. at the opening. The
President does not appear to bother his
head about the matter, maintaining n
serene attention to business, apparently
u~nconsciOu. of the frothy debates VI
which he is the ilIustrious subject.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
MARRIED.

GArNoE-PAEKER-lu Elko, sunday.
Mach Il. 1886, by Judge BigeloS.
Mr.. Thomas GayuOr. of B-owaSe. to
Hiss Harriet j. Parker, OF Ca.Iin.
iEaoS-BRowN.-In Houston. Custer
county, Idaho. Sunday. March Il.
lSS6, by Justice Frank 81. Hunt. Mr..
Marshall Lemon, foruIerly Of Z ko
county, Nevada, t. Miss Lulu Broau,
OF Houston, Idaho.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
FoUNp.!

On the street yesterday, a handsome
gold ~atch-charm. bearing upon one
side. eniblems Of the order Of X Of Z
and on the other those Of the 4 o L W.
The wne can obtain the same by APP
plying Mt the j-w-lry establishment Of
y. b Nye, mex, to the PoStofiee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
Advertised Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the postofice at Eiko.
March 20. 1856.
Berkes j. H.. Kleckner Charles.
Pierce L. +.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say advertised.
{. H.. SPKoCLE. =. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

Que Thousand gallons OF tho best pure
apple cider just received from the East
al the Gem.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Nr. Edwin A. Abbey's edition of She Stops 70
Cc,ouer. with its prologue By Aussin Dobson Will
soon appear.
Mr.. W. G. Wills, the eminent English dramatst,
who has not written novel for many year. has now
undertaken TO write in collaboration with another
person.
The Ms. of the second number of the late Charles
c. Perkins's History Of the Handel and la, DIN
socct, was left by its author in shape for the printer
and will probably soon be brought OUT 1t brings 'ne
record of the society down to 1900.
aThe Antiousry for September has entertaining
raper on the London theatres of the seventeenth Gen.
tury. from which We learn that Mr.. Hawell-Philpps
possesses book which contains some of the airs won
were played by the Blackfriars orchestra. ms Is
. The First Booke of Ayres little short Songs 10
sing and play to the Lutte. With the base Vioe new!
published by Thomas Morley. Bachier OF Mus'cAc
and one of the gent of Her Macsties Royal CnapPei
fol- Imprinted at London In Little s. heiens' "
William Barley. l600-Containing the Original i1uSio
10 the song 1t was lover and his lass, IN As you
Like It."
One of the most exquisite pieces of book-mak'lie
which has been produced in this country is ~ v0
seen in limited edition OF Niscount S'raheioiu
tr,nslatons from Camoens which has been pri'a'eiS
printed by Mrs. Blanche b. Haggin. OF san rrancisco
1t reveals perfect printing on the hahoSone7'
man paper margins of fairest BREADTH fascinating
head and tail pieces and cover fit for the handiiha
Of Camoens's lady-ovc herself. The little book
shows the faultless taste of a true biblophle
The many comments upon the truth or faisity OF
+bo story Of Barbara Frietche have melted Mr..
Whittier to make this personal explanation in the
September Century: any attention has been
called to an article in the June number OF the
Century in which the writer referring to the poem
on Barbara Frietchie says: The story will perhaps
live as Mr. Whittier has boosted, until 1t gets beyond
the reach of correction Those who know me Will
bear witness that am not in the habit of Boosting OF
ANYTHING whatever least of all of congratulatng my
self upon doubtful statement OUTLYING the POSSIBILITY
of correction. certainly made no boast oil the
kind imputed TO me. The poem of Barbare fric'chie
was written in good faith. The story was no mven-
ton of mine 1t came to me from sources which re-
gardcd as entirely reliable it had been published IL
newspapers, aud had gained public credenee IN WASH
ington and Maryland before my poem was written.
had no reason to doubt its accuracy then, and am
still constrained to believe that it had foundation IN
TACT If thought otherwise should not hesitate TO
express it, have pIde of authorship to interfere
with my allegiance 10 TRUTH
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Practical Handbook for Singers and Speakers ny
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27
Attention, Company 81

All members Of Co. E., 4th Regt., ,
X. N. g., are hereby ordered to meet
ct their armOry on Monday. May slst.
ct 9 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp, to take part
In decoration services and monthly
drill. CT. HILTON, Capt. Com.
W. E. Bowen IL prepared 10 furnish
the eleaFest and best Ice eyer furnish
ed the citizens Of Salina before. He
has his Ice house full aud overlooking
The supply IL inexhaustible, and he
will guarantee to furnish his patrons
al summer with the best Ice the mar
ket affords. All orders left with him
will be filled With prOmPtness and
fidelity. ll-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27

The Republican Central Committee
Of Saline county met Saturday to ar
range for q county convention which
shall elect delegates to the Congress
siOnal Convention which meets at
COncJrdia on June 18th, and delegates
to the State Convention TO meet in
Topeka, July Z. The committee
agreed that the county cOnven-
ton should be held on the 18th Of
June and the primaries on the 18th.
The call appears on the FIRST page OF
this paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27
Monsy % loan on Sisy property st
lowest raiss.

Monsy % loan on Sity property 81
lowest rates.
DAVIS 4 sIrLAa.
Go 70 J. T. Wells Harness sbop.
when In need Of ANYTHING fp tie
Harness line. He also keeps a splen-
did assortment Of Trunks.
II yon have loan maturing this
year, renew It this week with Davis
4 Milan at q per cent straight. The
lowest rates ever offered In Saline
county.
We are loaniug money this week
on farm property At a per cent and no
commission. DAVIS & MILAN.
ST0RAGE-On reasonable terms Tor
al kinda o. goods. Apply to Stebblns
d Uric, Telegraph Office.
I win pay highest market price for
fAt cattle, hogs, sheep, game, poultry
and hsh. A. q. STOLPER,
Daily Block.
STORAGE-On reasonable terms for
bins & Uric, Telegraph oiiiee.
Go to J. t. Wells for Trunks or
Harness. He Is HEADQUARTERS for
everything In the line Of Trunks OF
Harness.
Money at a per cent interest and
no commission. DAVIS & MILAN.
For Sale.
Lot and house, No. 5O2. South
Eighth street. Inquire Of G.. ]. Fred
ieksOn. clerk Of district court.
rs 4W.
WANTED-A girl to do general
hOuseWOrk. Apply at the store Of
LitoWlch & WolsiefFer.
Farmers bring your wheat TO the
Novelty Mills and have It ground in
stead Of exchanging It for -four Il
win pay you big. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
F. H. PickreI has had his delivery
carriage repaired In fine style, 50 that
It Il now one Of the most comfortable
hacks in the city. He will receive
orders for passengers and baggage 10
all the trains, and will obey orders 10
the letter. He proposes to make his
line the most popular Of any In the
city. Try him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27

Go 60 Solbergis tailor shop and look
over The handsome spring goods.
For best rates on Eastern tx
change, call on II. & 4 J. Taggart.
Cash paid for all kind Of rags at the
mattress factory.
WAETED-5O tons wooden RAGS ct
the Mattress factory.
Flour made In the old way and Of
the very choicest wheat at Ed. Lotz .
Fine residence for sale on the corner
Of Walnut and Eighth streets. Lot
lO0x9o0 feet. Two houses, one with
even rOOms and one with i've rooms.
Wells, cistsrn, shade, fruit and orna-
mental trees. I'D. N. CONRAD.
lO-3mO.
Ifyou want good, sweet bread, buy
q sack Of Ed Lotus Vienna Flour
made by tho old process.
For money at lowest rates on any
kind Of good security. Call on II. 8.
and ]. Taggart.
The finest line Of baby carriages
ever brought 10 Salina, at NelsOn,
Peterson a Co.'S.
Money at "a per cent stralght.
DAVIS & MILAN.
Wanted.
so dozen chickens az the Star Gro
Gerry. Highest cash price paid. l4-4.t
WANTED-A competent girl to do
general homework. Apply TO Mrs.
s. Seaman, South Santa Fe.
New spring millinery at AT. and
n. H. Grier's.
For Sale.
A Keefer offers his residence for sale
lot so or 1O0x2OO all kinds Of fruit
now bearing. House rooms good
water also Ms. MIller's neat cottage
rooms. good new barn. Lot look
90 south, Eighth st.
I have q limited amount Of money
70 Loan on improved farms and city
business property, In sums OF 81, 900 20
5000, on years time, ct current
rates. n. +. CARROLL.
Money % Loan
On improved farms and city business
property. Rates e. low as the lowest.
N. F. CARROLL.
To the merchants aud farmers Of
Salina and vicinity: I will pay the
highest market price for Butter, Eggs
and Poultry. Bring your produce to |
me at VIM. Huebner's Basement.
l2tf Moss RoFHsCHILD. |
Go TO Whitehead and Seaman's We !
lovers OF music, and see how very |
cheap the most popular music Of the I
day can be bought for. Waldenfels,
Gems from Mikado, PEARLS
VOoal-these are only q few Of the
fine collection from popular compos-
ers. You win be surprised to find |
that you can buy a large, valuable
book for = few cents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27

Best rates Of interest allowed on
Time Deposits at n. 5. & J. Taggart's
Bank.
Wheat Flour, Rye Flour. Graham
Flour, Buekwheat Flour Corn meal
and alliklnds Of chop feed constantly
n hand and for sale at the Novelty
mIlls. E. LOTT, Proprietor.
Elegant spring goods just received
by SOlbeFg, the tailor.
Old Process Flour raises better,
tastes better and has more strength
than any other kind. Ed. Lott makes
Il. Buy . sack Of Vienna Flour.
Now Is the time to talk about
spring suits. Go to Anderson 4
Llndblom's and examine their new
spring goods just received.
Money 10 Lean
On improved farms and city business
property. Rates as low as the lowest.
n. F. CARROLL.
A frst-class uphOlsterer has been
engaged by W. & n, D. Berg, and Is
ready to al all orders promptly. 1874
Twill pay highest market price for
fat cattle, hogs, sheep, game, poultry
aud fish. A. q. STOLPER,
Daily Block.
UphOlstering done In flrst-claas
style By the new uphOlsterer at w. &
NJ. d. BeFg's Leaveyou orders.
Smoked hams, bacon, sausages, etc,
at lowest prices, at A. g. StOpseF's
Market, Daily block.
UphOlstering done I'm frst-elass
style by the new upbOlsterer at W. 4
N. D. Berg's.
Everything in the furniture line, Of
best quality and finest patterns, and
at prices to suit everybody, ct Nelson
Peterson q Co.'s.
A hrst-class uphOlsteFeF has been
engaged by w. & NJ. d. Berg, and h
ready 10 al all orders promptly.
Constantly on hand-beef, pork and
mutton ct A. q. StOlpeF's Market In
Daily block.
A hFst-class uphOlsteFeF has been
engaged by w. q d. d. Berg. and IL
ready to an ali orders promptly.
II you want to buy anything In the
furniture line, you can save money BY
calling on Nelson, Peterson a Co.
All styles and patterns Of window
curtains and window shades at Mel
son, Peterson q Co.'s.
Nelson, Petersen & Co. have just
received two carloads Of fine fuFni-
ture. Nov Il time 10 ges sOOd bar
gains.
II you want 3 nice ingram or Brus-
sels carpet, way down cheap. call on
Nelson, Petersen & Co.
For fine bedroom suites, ehespeF
than ever was offered before In this
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27

The Kansas Real Estate journal, Of
which Mr.L.H. Green Is publisher and
DR.. J. W. Daily, principal editor, has
been issued from this office this week.
IL is devoted to the interests Of Saline,
Dickinson, Lincoln and Ellsworth
counties. It is pronounced tue best
immigrant edition issued In Salina
since the big edition Of the JOURNAL
in 1888. The articles are all well
written and contain matter which
will interest those seeking homes In
the west. MIR. Green is entitled to
much credit for his enterprise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-27
The Chico Adpertiser Of Last satur-

The Chico AdUertiser Of last SatuT-
day contained the following items:
Arson Miller, "Our best citizen, "
was the first passenger on the exten-
sion from here % Saiina- He came
in on the construction train.
c. Melbert, the philsnthFOpic mana
ger Of Eberhardt & SudendOrFs lum-
Der yard here, IL preparing the plans
of a meeting house for the German
Temple Colony, on Hobbs creek.
This colony now numbels some
seventy souls and Ia In q very flourish
ing condition.