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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

Trains will leave Wilmington MS follows:
Philadelphia texrressl, 200, 2.b2, te0, TO,
7bn $50, 1l0 U.i7, 1907, 1870 i1.83, 11.5i q. M,
H. 30, f.3O, a21, h2i. $40, z n6 and 1910 p. IN.
Accommodation, $40, Dos, 7.03, $40 and iO.ds
n M, 12,8S, 2.J5, 400 b.3g, Td0, 1000 and 0.i5
For Chester fexpress), $50, $50, $50. o1o, pSy
1l.8s il.sl q. M, 1880, b.2i, go, 7O6 and 1000
=, M. E.,g a - ,tu h
1879, Q ~, 900, ASs, Z. 40 and iD.45 y, nj. -
Now York, 400, 2s69, 4,20, '6Sn 8,6S, $50 100,
i1.H a. M, ~ ID, 1888, La9, a2T 23b, Rsi,
Bag, % 20, 7.Od, 140 and 1910 y. m.
For West Chester, via LImokn, $40 ana $40
n. M, 295 and 400 y. m.
For Newark tCentro and intermediate sta
tons, 40 a. m, 1858 aud 6.2i D. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 1919,
a. M. 600 y. M. and IL. Is night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 5,13 y. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, An, s0i, oil,
lO.i2 and 100 9. M, iaOG i.l5. 2.Al, 4SS, 4iB
Biz "a 81. 40 p. M, and i2.4D night
Trains for Delaware Division leave fori
New Castle, 600, $50 a. M, l2.55, 2b5, $50,
625 p. M, and 1905 night.
Georgetown and Lewes $50 n. M, $50 y. m.
Seaford texpress}, 3h0 j., m.
harrington, Deinnr, and way stations, $50 a.
m, 1855 y. m.
Express for Harrington, a5O p m. Way train,
Express for Dover, Harrington, and Delmar,
1905 night.
Franklin City, $40 a. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 1905 night,
Leave Philadelphia BROAD strecD for vii.
mington texpressl, 3.O, 9.2D, ~, 6.3l, 0.10,
1850, II rs and ll.h1 n. ms 2.02, 30i, 0O, 400,
BIOS, asl, Coz, OBJ, 11.20, 11.30 and ii,57 p IN.
Accommodation, 625 102S u. M, les, 2.2S,
322, Ali, G2a s.s5, 1908, 1910 and il.33 y. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
NO snwAroRIAL HoLfDAY,
Two Sessions n Day 60 Consider the
Tariff Hill.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 1s.--The Republican
senatorial caucus this morning decided that
the Senate shall continue In session with
out holiday recess until the Tariff bill is
disposed of, letting the House take recess
Ii IL so desires. 1t was also decided to hold
two sessions daily beginninga at II q. m. and
There was a large but not complete at
tendance of Republican senators and the
action is said to have been taken by unani-
nous consent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Dnily, except Sunday-lcayc DUPONT Cos u.
m, Newhrdge, GO "A. m. Arrive Wilmington,
B.i2 n. nj.
saturday Only-LeHve Reading, 1900 noon.
Arrive Birdsboro, 1880 p. m. Leave DUPONT,
1.lOp. m, Newbridge, 100 p. m. Arrive VIII
mngton, i53 D.. m. Leave NewbrdRe 700 u.
m. Arrive Wilmington, 7a3 p. IN.
For connections at Wilmington with r., W.
4 u. X. RI, at d. n o. Junction with u. n. o.
r. R.) at Chadds Ford junction, with p. w. d
H. X, R,i,at CoRtesville, and Waynesburg June
tton with Penna. r. R.l, Mt Brdsboro with =.
~ X. X, X. and Z. IL. RI mt Reading with L. -
H. RI see timetables at all stations
BuMNEsS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass, Agent
A. q. MCCALSI.AND, Superintendent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.--fn the House to-
day there was brief contest betwesn MIR.
Blanchard OF Louisiana In charge OF the
River and Harbor bill and Mr.. Randall OF
Pennsylvania In charge OF the Legislative
Appropriation bill for the precedence o.
their RESPECTIVE measures. Mr.. Randall
being successful and the House proceeding
In committee OF the whole-Mr. Blount OF
Georgia in the chalr--to the consideration
OF his bill
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Dor,ER.

-
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal
DoyEn, Dee. I3.--The real estate Of DIR.
a. W. Stout WAS sold on Tuesday by james
L. Wolcott, trustee. The sales amounted to
s25, $50 and were as follows: No. l. The
Reymond farm near Leipsie WAS purchased
by Edward Farrell for SIC $40. No. 2.
Interest In Redman farm to Sophia Stout
for Sb, 450 No. 8. Interest In tho Bsllah
farm to DIR. f. j. Stout for SS 800 No. 4.
Interest In 80 acres OF woodland to George
Waln for $3.50. No. 5. Interest Ia Georges
Island" to George Vain for 500, aiso inter-
est In "kent Island" to George Walh for
300.
The remains OF Mrs. Anna Adams OF Har-
rlngton were brought here yesterday and
Inferred In the old NJ L. OhuEch cemetery.
The board of health has decided not to
grant any more permits TO keep swine
within tha town limits after the 18th Inst,
but this will not affect the permits already
granted unless the swine become nuisance.
william Roswell, colored, while intoxl.
Gated got on the 4.40 p. M train, yesterday,
as 1t YVES leaving the depot and, after riding
for about 400 yards, jumped OF and was
severely injured. He was picked up and
carried TO his home nearby.
Dover, Dec. 14-William Virden
father OF ex- Representative James Virden
and Levy Courtman William Virden, died
at his residence in West Dover hundred,
on Wednesday, aged 81 years. He hnd
been in feeble health for some time. He
ate bis supper on Wednesday evening
and then went out OF the house and
stayed so long that search was made,
whom he was found dead in an outbuild.
ing.
Nyi,a Ell, LJntobn. 49, ,s Az. saaot.a.,
IN the primary department of The Dover
public school, lost her pocket book yes
to-day, containing S25. She inadvertently
laid the purse on deck and left the room
for dinner. Upon arriving ct her board
ing-house she missed her pocket-book
and Immediately returned, but ii wns non
est. Search 10 being made TO fina the
thief or thieves, but, so fai. without sue
cess.
Dover, Dec. ls.-The young ladies' of
D0vsr will give leap.yeAr hop at the
Capitol Hotel on Friday evening, the 2sth
| instant
| Miss May Anderson has returned from an
extended trip through the west.
uHrrr mprttadqla; totarrrnh c~c-atn- 81
/ In. Mills' ottlee at Clsytaa Is Spending a
week Ia New EerE.
ohrisfr@ % 7rtalnManl vii az given
in the Nj. E. Chapel ON Thursday evening.
A number Of young men will give a
dinner to the young ladies Of the Cooking
club at tie Hotel Richardson tonight.
William g. Barger we'll known merchant
OF Wyoming, died suddenly at his home
yesterday morning, aged 53 years. Mr..
BarRot attended church or Sunday evening
and retired at his usual hour apparently In
perfect health, but about O'Clock his wife
was awakened by his struggles, and before
assistance could be summoned he expired.
1t is said that an effort will coon be made
to start Swedenborgian Church IN Dover.
The children Of the Baptist Sunday .school
will give an entertainment in the church
Christmas evening.
The Adams Express Company has fur.
nished Its agent here with a larger wagon
on account Of the increasing trade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Mrs. CIcyeland,s 0pposition,

BaiDaEPoRr, COM, Dec. 1s.-The Taylor
hustle department Of Warner Bros factory
has shut down for an Indefinite period,
throwing large number OF hands out OF
work. The fair mistress OF the White House
Is blamed for the suspension, as her aver
SIGN to the hnstl- aas made the Industry
unproHtabe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
West vIrginia Election Case.

CHARLESTON, WEST Va, Dec. 1s.-In spite
OF the injunction served on the county com
missioners of this county last Saturday, the
commissioners last night certified TO the
governor the returns of the election as to
congressman in this county. This ia direct
violation of tho mandates of the circuit
court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

OAPE MAY, N. j., Dec. ls.-Ths brig ono.
leska. Captain Gr!ggs, from Falmouth
Jamaica, for Philadelphia, with iogwood
stranded at Gold Spring Bar last night our.
ing the heavy gale. The vessel Is full Of
water and will probably prove total loss.
The crew lis safe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

The Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Balti-
more. Baltimore & Philadelphia. and VIII
mington & Northern railroads, will all sell
excursion tickets during the holidays at the
rate of about two cents per mile These
tickets will be sold, beginning on next Sat-
urday, and will be good until January Sd,
inclusiye
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
Fatally Gored by n COW.

FREDERrcK, MD.. Dec. IS. = Mrs. John
Trout, aged "a years. the wife OF farmer
residing three miles from here, is lying at
the point OF death from the effect Of being
Rored by an tnfuriated COW and the severe
having been made necessary by the Injuries
Inflicted by tine beast on Saturday afternoon
Last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

PARIS, Dec. 1S.--owing to fears that the
Panama Canal Compauy's difficulties may
give rise to disorders on the Isthmus the
French government has decided to send
man-of-war to Colon to protect French
interests. 1t is expected that the United
States will send two war ships to Colon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
pALrIMoRE 4 ONO RAILRoAp.


Express trains.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50, 61O, ZOO.
G.h5 $50 400, 'iO.1l, 1i.l5 a. M; 1910, leo,
500 t.55, $50, h45, G.l0, 'B.dG, 100 $50 p. m.
905 'l0.4l, ll.15 .. m; sl2i0 100, 300, 3.o5,
'b.e0, h25, 6.lO, '6.4S, $50 p. m.
CHESTER, week days, $50, Clio, 100, l.55,
80, 0D II 10 4. m; el2i0. LOO, 3OO a55, $40
525, h.in, 1D5, $50 u. M
Giles TER, sundays, SEQ 200, 755, 9,05, lib
n ini 1910, Loo 800, Abb, $50, 5s5 6.lO, $50
=. m.
BALTIMORE AN WASHINGTON, 800,
II 81, u, M; 2i5, '740p. M; s1ei6 night. All
daily, 73O a. m; daily, except Sunday.
CHICAGO AND PlT'TSBURG, sl2.48 night
'5.2s p, m; both daily,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 'n.S a. m.
SlNGERLI ACCOMMODATION, 7.30 p. IN.
LANDESBERG ACCOMMODATION, woch
d2ys, Hoo a. M; e.ij and b.ss p. m. sundays
TRAINS LEAVE MAiKFT STREET STATION.
sunday. For baltimore, b85 q. IN. and 5.i5 y.
m, daily s35 7. m. daily, except Sunday. For
LHndenherg, $50 n. M, 10.h5 a. NJ, and 2.35 p.
m, daily, except Sunday; 9.25 u. m. on Sunday
only; b.la p. M, daily.
Pittsbmg, and Chicago express, daily, 5.iD
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily, 'l20o u. m, $50, 1000, .ii.0O a. M,
1900 noon, lao, 800, 40, '450 $50, 100, 8.i0i
1910, li.30 p. IN.
Daily, except Sunday d. 80 and 725 a. M, s4.25
and 800 p m, Sunday only, s.3i a. m.
Telephone 193
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line. w. M. CLEMENT,
q, q; SCuLL, General Manager.
Genl Pass. Agent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN R. r..
w Time-tabie,in effect November isth, 1888.
GOING NORTH.
Stations.


Ienvc Wilmington French St.) SOS n. M; y.
n q, Junction, s.ls n. IN; DUPONT, $50 a. M;
ChHdds Ford lHnctiOn, s.5la. M: enhpe, 900
n. III. Arrive at West Chester atagci 9.3l a. m.
leave west ehrsier stage go q, m; coltcs-
Vile, 9.35 n, MI Mnynesburg junction, 1907 n.
M. Springfield, 1874 q. M: Joanna, iO.2A a. M;
Birdsborn, 0.j3a. M Arrive Reading IN. 4 Il.
station ll.2i n. in.
Additional trains, daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, Leave Wilmington, 6i1 p, M, Is. s. o.
Junction, 4 ~ n, M Newbridgc, Bil u N. Ar
rive uulnHl $3.50 q, CIV
on satnrla ynNiy e''ll ssfo Wilmington at
S.Mp. nj 'F' Rt NawbrllEa, 5aj y n,
lonve WI GHai Tl3i W NpwNrtdrt ss
p m. Arrvc DUPONT, ll.5j y, in. Leave Birds
boro LILO =. m. Arrive Readlng i40 r. IN.
GOING SOUTH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

a simple flower may bs shelter for a
troubled soul from the storms Of life. A
simple remedy, Warmers Log Cabin Ey-
tract will ease pain, thus giving comfort
to every troubled soul. ALI druggists keep
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

A BRUTAL MILL.
After Seven Hounds ScrHpping a
General Row Enhmen.

General Row Ensures.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, Dec. ia most brutal
nrize flnhf took nlsea hege last hight lbss-
tween James Fell, champion u Michigan
and J VI. uartiA Of Duluth, MINI. aeg4n
rounds were fnnght In tho Nsfh fhe -e4ra
interfered and stopped the round. In the
seventh both sides claimed foul and the
referee called the fight draw, whereupon
Fell struck Curtis three blows In the face.
The spectators then took sides and jumped
into the ring and general melee took
place. No arrests were made.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Cause Thraar Diseases There is no more
eiEectual remely for Coughs, Colds, etc,
than Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Sold oniv
IN b2reS. Price 25 cts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

Tuesday Peter Mathews, an old soldier
who has been an Inmate OF the New Castle
almshouae, was sent, through the instru-
mentality Of William $. McNair, chairman
OF the q. A. Il. committee, to the National
Home for Disabled Soldiers at Dayton, o,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
PEAns' is the purest and best Soap made
LEWEs.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
LEwEs, Dec. 13.--pensi0ners living in
and around Lewesere now receiving their
checks. Among the number are several
widows of soldiers of the war of 1912.
John Joseph, pilot, has rented the
property of WreIhan W. White on Mar
ket street, and will occupy it shortly.
Mrs. Fannie Sprueuce Of SMYRNA, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rev. III,
I. Thompson received telegram in
forming her of the serious illness of her
son in Philadelphia, yesterday afternoon.
and she left for that city soon ,.tteryards
The Rev. II. s. Thompson pastor OF
the NJ. Z. church, has organized TEN.
persnce school. 1t meets on Saturday
afternoons.
The LeweE Pier Company Is repairing
the damage done by the late STERN.
One Of the butchers hats lost during
the summer and fall l13 hogs, valued 1t
over 500, from choerA.
The bsrkontina Edward Gushing sailed
for Boston last night III command Of Can.
tain Pascal, new commander.
The pilots are discussing the subiect Of
laying up" one or mora Of eheir boats
for the winter on account Of dail bust.
ness, and to reduce expenses.
LEwgs, Dec. 18.--John NJ. Fntcher IA M
work making the assessment for Lewss and
Rehoboth hundred. He Will visit I,ewes for
that purpose In few days.
John II. Cubbage, sor some months mast
employed as Waterman at the depot here
has resigned his position 10 engage ia the
fur business. Henry 0. King has taken ia
place.
The citizens OF Lewes, on looking over
the different appropriations by Congress
for certain creeks and small rivers Of this
State, wonder why Lewes Ia left out. An
appropriation OF few thousand dollnrA
would make Lewes creek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and promote largely the farming and COM
mercial interests OF this section.
The schooner Arthur took in a cargo M
the Lewes pier on Saturday for Somer'a
Point, N. j., Of old wreck materials, The
final destination Of tho cargo IA phiia-
delphia. II Is fact that the stuff can be
shipped OF less cost that way than by rail-.
road from Lewes.
o. Clifton, payrnaster for the Delaware
Division, Pennsylvania railroad, was Ia
town last Friday, having been summoned
by Esquire Marshall In attachment cases
againsr some employees OF the D., NJ. Is VI
RAILROAD.
the steamer remesi took on board from
Lewes Pier the remaining barrels Of petro.
leum OF the cprSo OF the bark Hannah YES.
terday. 1t Will be taken to Philadelphia.
Captain Edward Tracy, principal owpe,
and commander OF the three-p aasred
schooner Il. w. Dalsey, who ID stoppiue
ashore for the winter, Is fearful OF the loss
Of his vessel, she having been at sea for ilyt
weeks on her voyage from philadelphia IL
Galveston, Texas. Her cargo was nhoui
$50 tons OF cpal. She was commanded by
John Mcbride, a skilful navigator.
John Williams, a nswspaper carrier nj
this town, has combined the business q
cough-drop vender with nis newspapers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
George NJ. yhorongngood Dead,

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Iournal
GEORGETOWN, Dec. 1S.-George N.
Thoroughgood, one OF the largest dealers
N sash, doors, blinds, coal and building
materials of this Peninsula and a WIDELY
known and conscientious citizen Of this
town, died at his residence on Railroad
avenue yesterday afternoon, aged about 81
years. He was consistent member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and leaves n
wife, two sons and daughter. He had
been sufferer for year or so from liver
trouble, but his last Illness was only OF 4
few days duration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20
It was learned ia MipnsapoIIs on Mond.,.


II was learned 10 Minneapolis on Mondav
that the recent Grand jury indicted Tor the
second time Theod re ShotTell. senior
member OF the late firm OF shotwell Cleri.
new X Latham. Shotwell is charged win
larceny 10 obtaining $50 900 from the north.
western National Bank on false state.
and was held in $4,000 for tri9l. The indic{t,,
nent says that shotweil represented tba
nrm's Indebtedness to be- s45O,0O lesg than
1t really was. '''''a
Tho court OF claims in Washington IN
III nday gave judgment for slG7 ,G7S Ia favor
OF the New York Central Railroad Comnanv
IN It's suit Against tho government for ia
refund Of Internal revenue taxes, Tbe
court also reported findings OF facts In III
French snoliatton cases Connected With ~ a
SLID Lydia, Moore, master; ship Two Sie.
ters, Henry, msetet; brig Two sisters, Hsr.
oeft, master; schooner John, Ttbbetts
master; brig Mary, Boyle, master; brtS
Diana, KlEkbrldge, master. These cases
Will be certified to Congress for action, '-Vs
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

stomach.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-20

ELKToS, Dec. 1s.--Presiding Elder W. L.
s.. Murray preached in the Elk;cn NJ. L.
Church: Sunday night, after preaching Mt
North East In tbs morning. The quarterly
conference was held here yesterday and the
presiding elder preached at the revival SER
vices last night. The extra services which
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-29
TIE WARD-CLARKE TROUPE
InshaToguo LnSt Night.

Any Of Eiko's citizens who fuiled 10
witness the rendition of "Inshavogue"
by the Wnrd-Clnrke Irish Comedy
Troupe last night nj Freeman HILL will
regret it for many n day. 1t Is 30 sci
dom our good fortune to bo treated his.
ironically, successfully aud sntislhc.
torily by travelling MINISTRIES etc. that
when the Legitimate PiPer and his
clover wife in the p!ny mentioned did
do wlint they promised, il affords us
unfciRned pleasure TO record the same.
The Hall was fairly filed md in their
illimitnble Style the Wnrd-Clnrke party
kept the audience inn semi m%-lincholic,
hilarious condition throughout the Ell.
tire evening.
Nothing characteristic OF the rapid
transformation Of Iri.h wit md bumor
to TINT of deep, heartfelt pathos seems
to have escaped the Imagination Of the
author Of "Inshn vogue" mud Certainly
eYory II who witnessed the perform.
nnco last night will c%urrobomt1 our
statement whom W. say that the define.
atoms Of character found throughout
the plny could not haro been intru,t d
to hotter hands thnu Mr.. and Mrs. jaime.
Ward. They ars Irish un aud of The
stage. both having u rich mud mint.
table brogue which is always so pleas,
ing TO the II that we predict IL tley
appear lorc aSniu tho tnli-man will b,
standing room only" Tho party loft
for TuScarorn this morning. and W,
congratulate u neigbburs GU the treat
In store for them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-29

DR.. Il. II. Elan. aged CT, o we'll.
known resident Of Phoebe, Nevada,
came TO his death while bathing a,
Garfield, on the 18th lust. The coro-
ner's jury returned n verdict that the
2scoAsed came to his death by paralysis
drst and straDgulation afterwards. The
Tribune says he WAS educated, re-
fined. and loved Ivy Nevada people as
few men are. He leaves n vito aud
three daughters in San Francisco TO
NOUN his untimely death.
Deceased was q delegate to the DEM
ocTHtic State Convention. which met at
Virginia City last Mny, tho man who
travelled n thousand miles to represent
his county ut TINT meeting, a report Of
which WAS published in the INDDpEs.
DENT shortly nfter the Convention
closed. This writer met Mr. Elan Mt
Virginia City on that occasion md we
found him to he n sociable, courteous
md educated old gentleman whose ne.
q%uaintnnce il was n pleasure to make.
''Life's ftful foyer over, he sleeps
WE'LL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-29
The 1'urlff.

Wool Inns been placed on the FREQ list
by tho Democratic FREQ trA 10 tariff
thinkers. Wool is largely n product Of
tho Territories, where there arc no
electoral votos. Sugar and rico are
Southern products, raised where tho
votes are counted for the Democrats
any why. Despite tho fact TINT they
nre raw materials md nece8saries, not
luIurics. the tariff on them remains. -
lIdnho Avalanche.
According to tho terms OF tho
Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty. concluded
under the administration OF President
Grant. and an Act TO carry into effect
tho snid treaty, approved August Is,
1875. "MuscsISdn. brown. and AL un re-
flncd sugar, moaning hereby the grades
Of sugar heretofore commonly imported
from the Hawaiian Islands, and now
known in the markets OF San Francisco
and Portland nv Sandwich Island
sugar. shall be introduced into the
United statos free Of duty"
This was done by the party which
now raises tho cry Of FREQ trade at evoty
effort TO regulate tho tariff. md claims
10 be tho especial champion OF "protco.
ton Mr. A~valaIchc, whai have you
TO any now of tariff tinkers2" How
about protecting southern products Ivy n
tariff OH sugar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-29
CFron Wednesdays D.ily.I
0ALMAGUNDI.
J. d. Atel, Of Font Halleck. came In
by private c%onIeYnncc to-day.

J. D. Atel. Of Font Hulleck. came Il
by private conveyance to-day.
Milt Polk, foreman for Scott ( Co.
came down from HalIeck this morning
Assessor Hesson left last evening 70
Sprucemont where lie will interview th,
taxpayers in reference to their wealth
both real aud personal.
An Ellenburg. ". L. dispatch Of Jul,
9Th says: A Ere destroyed tho Goa
mining town of Roslyn yesterday. Thu
population Of 1900 was rendered home,
less. Loss half a million dollars.
The Iron holders Union Of NORTH
America closed its session at st. Louis
yesterday after adopting resolutions
that OIL and after April l. 1889, nine
hours shall constitute n days work. aud
il employers resist q strike to be or.
dered.
Rifenberg & Dove. Photographers,
pulled up stakes. folded their tents
u departed for the West by this morn
ing's traiu. They did some fne photo
graphic work while here aud proved
themselves. what they claim to be. first
class artists.
w. ". Dooher witnessed the launch
ing OF the new steel cruiser, the Charles.
ton. at San Francisco last Thursday
evening. Through the courteoy OF the
officers Of the chip yards Mr.. Booher
wen through and inspected this mon-
s;er craft while she Was on the stocks.
All the voters OF this county should
remember TINT they mus! register in
person this year, rs their names cannot
DO transferred rs heretofore, on account
Of the new oath Of allegiance that has
to be taken. Attend to it at once, 10
that you will not be counted out this
Fall. The registry books are now
open at Justice Morgan's.
Look nt my face aud my hands-not u
pirnple,
Such us you saw there dome time ngo.
See my fresh cheeks, aid I'm getting a
dinple.
/ don't look at all like / used to, l
know.
Sly lace was NIL blotcbes-comple1ion
like tnllOw;
No wonder they thought me and
called me n fright;
No one need hnve pimples and skin
Rrny md sallow.
Ii she'll take what 1 took, er'ry
morn, noon. mud night.
l asked the delighted young woman
what she referred to. and she answered,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Discovery. It is
tho best beautider in the world, be-
cause it purihes the blood. and pure
blood gives good health, md good
health is always beautiful.
$500 reward offered for IN incurable
case by the prOprietors Of DR.. Suse's
Catarrh Remedy.