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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-04
Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses one Dollar

sold by all druggists. Ell ak for g. Prepared only
BY z. l. noon CO. ApotheearIea lowell. Mass
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-04
doc ooses one Dollar

SOLD by all druggists. sii six for s..
by G. I. HOOD q CO, Apothccaries, I.o'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-04
Makes theWeak Strong

Al this season, 40 spring approached, good relia-
BILE tonic aud blood purih Il needed by everybody.
Hoods sarsapnrilla Is peculiarly adapted for this
purpose and becomes more popular every year.
Try Il this spring
"when took Hoods sarsaparilla that heaviness
in my stomach left; the dulness in my he'd and the
gloomy, despon1ent feeling disappeared I began
to get stronger my blood gained better circulation,
the coldness In my hands and feet left me and my
Kidneys do not bother me AZ before."-e. W. Hull,
Attorney At Law, Mlllersbure,o. o.
Health and Strength
"a year ago suffered rom indigestion, had terri
be headache verv little appetite In fact, seemed
completely broken down. on taking Hoods sarsa-
I arllla began to improve and now have good
appetite. and my health Is excellent compared TO
what II was l am better In spirits am not troubled
with cold feet or hands, and entirely cured OF In.
DIGESTION MAsSNo, ewburgh, Orange
County, NY.
N. B.-Be sure TO get only
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN.

A special dispatch to the FIX ,miner
dated Indianapolis, Aug. l, snys:
Several prominent Republicans in
the various portions of the State de.
cl"red for Cleveland yesterday. These
are in addition to the numerous others
already published. Delegations from
the various pnrts of the st lte continue
to call on Hnrrison. 1t is I'LL pnrt of II
shrewd scheme Of his managers. The
original pinn contamplates sending him
on n speechmAkiny tour. The present
plan is original and inexpensive. Ev-
cursions are arranged by local poli;i-
clans, who charter a train at low rates,
and their words are beaten up for pas
sengers. Free tickets are given in many
cases, and other Inducements offered
A brass baud as engaged and spokes-
man gives Harrison tue cue for that
particular speech, and 1t IL expected
tat during the campaign all public
questions will be aired Ivy the Republi-
cnn Presidential candidate. The entire
achenre is ashrewd e'ectioneering dodhe.
and the result of each delegation visit ia
promptly wired over the country to ull
the papers.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
TGlE SAME TACTICS.

The Senate Committee on Finance is
pursuing the same tactics regarding the
Mills bill that they condemned when fol-
lowed by the House Committee on Ways
and Means. The latter ID composed of
thirteen members seven Democrats
aud six Republicans. It will be re-
membcrol that the majority OF the COM
mittee was severely condemned by the
Republicans for not consulting the mi
nority when drafting the bill, and when
the hill war fually submitted to the
expressed dissatisfaction with its pro-
visions, but offered no substitute there
for.
The Mills bill is now before the Seu-
ate Finance Committee. which Is COM
posed Of six Republicans and five Dem
ocrats. aud the majority of the COM
Irittee is doing exactly what the whole
Republican party condemned the ma
jority of the House for doing. Not one
of the Democrats on the Senate Finance
Committee has the slightest knowledge
Of the reventh measure which the ma
jority is supposed to BIZ preparing as a
substitute for the Mills bill. The mi
nority is not consulted at all in the
matter. aud the papera which had 80
iuuch to say against such tactics when
prnciicel by the Democrats, approve of
them when practiced by Republicans.
There is no good reason why any
pn't of the proceedings of Congress
ionni committee should be conducted
in Star Chamber style, and kept n secret
even from tho members OF the conf
mittee, who differ politically from the
majority, but that seems to be the rule
ut Washington, where at present the
object is not so much to prevent the
accumulation of money in the treasury
by reducing taxation, III to make party
capital and influence voters. f Silver
State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03

of the difficulty il to elect Republican
President. In an interview this even
ing General Alger said among other
things that the Republicans of Michigan
would make an effort to get Blaine to
stump the Stute. and in response to a
query he smilin9ly denied that he had
recently left his check while in New
York with Chairman Quay for one
hundred thousand dollars or any other
sum,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
General AlEcr.
Au Indianapolis dispatch Of July 3lst

An Indianapolis dispatch Of July 3lst
say":
'fhe Republicans Of Henry county,
Indiana, to tie number Of about eleven
dlo1, paid Their respects to General
HARRISON this IN rnjng. General Alger
arrived from Detroit about noon, in
time to dine with General Harrison
The Henry county delegation returned
in the afternoon and Gonerai Harrison
introduced General Agrr, who respond.
ed, thanking them for their cordial IT.
ceptinn and touching briefly on tue is.
sues of the day. Alger ulso dwell on
what re t.rmed the go It danger Of the
Supreme Bonch Geooning wholly Dem
Dcin:iG. and sail tao only safe way on,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
DEPOT HoTEL-Ciark d. Green, Propri,
tors.

Edward Blake, Virginia Cityi w II
Payne, H w Knowl.on, f Griswold, G
Riddle, NJ Fuller, Sncrnmentoi G c
Tru, tt, F II Keefe, DeethI Geo NJ
Haven, Lowell, MassJ Nj Cougblin,
w p Thomas, s Fl Chas II Graha IN,
Laura Graham, Minerva Graham, Tus.
carora; Mrs B Stewart & children.
James Doyle. Tu-carora. Dan NJ
Thompson, Frank P Thompson, Albany.
N Y; w HeHton, Fl Heatou. Carlini
Mrs Longley & 2 children, Palisade; F
Rankin, Auburn. Cal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Advertisements under this head win be pub
1ished pntil the County Conventions meet for
$40, Invariably I'm advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
Rase Rail.

have just received fine stock Of
Bass Bali Shoes to which tho attention
OF lovers of the sport is especially dl-
rected. Call and examine them.
5.24 j. RosENSTocK.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEN HorEl-BartIett 4 OHsreicher
Proprietcrs.

John Armitage. Weiland's; Smith
Weiland, VIM BrHshesr, P H Wall,
Robert johnson, Tuscarora; Lewis
Schoen, Ben Liebs, Fl Mrs Robin
son, Battle Mountains Cal Willie, La-
moillei D Z Hooten. Fox Springs; P j
Gallagher, Duck Valley; James Moore,
Eureka; Gro j Vim, Deeth; G II Ro-
land. Warm Springs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
School, Report.

Following is the report Of the Deeth
School for the month ending July 81,
1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court Of tho State Of Nevada, !
In and for the County of Elko.
Ab tho matter of the Estate OF Hen
ry Drovs, Decrascd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned Administrators of the Estate
Of HENRY DREVES. Deceased, to tho credit.
ors of, and oil persons having claims against
he said deceased. 10 exhibit them with the
necaseary vouchers, within I'VE months after
the frat publication Of this notice, TO the said
Adininistratpr Mt his oiGco in tho Town and
County Of Elho. State of Nevada, that being
tho place for tho transaction of tho business
Of said estate.
L.B. No2GtN,
Administrator Of the n tate
Of said Diseased,
Ialy ., 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-03
At RELNHAR T,s.
.Hnaf aRnnnkunA

Handsome Beaded Dress Trimmings.
Novelty Dress Trimming BrAida Of
all descriptions and colors.
Beaded and Plain Dress sets.
All.Oyer Elnbroideries.
Turkey Red and Navy Glue Brn-
"toideries, and large variety Of Fancy
and White Goods. At,
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weather and Crops.

WASHINGTON, July 3,-Thc signal service
Office reports that the weather during the
past week has been favorable for all growing
crops in the wheat, corn and tobacco regions
of Ohio the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and Tennessee. Heavy rains doubtless
int, rfrrcd with harvesting from Missouri
eastward to Virginia, and the continuous
cloudy weather over Mississippi, Louisiana
and Arkansas is reported as having been un-
favorable to the cotton plant, but an improve
mc.tis reported In that section during the
| latter portion of the week. In North Carolina
South Carolina aud Georgia the weather war
favorable and all crops were doubtless I'm
proved during the week. Reports from the
interior of the middle states indicate that tht
recent heavy rains have been very bencfcia
to growing crops. The weather for the scasor
has been unusually unfavorable for hay il
New England, and for wheatin Kentucky an'
| Tcupnssep
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Threatened Strike.

NEw-Yonk, July G-Thcre are Indications
OF the revival Of the agitation by the tele-
graphers of the country for the smelioration
of their condition. Considerable activity has
been manifestation some time in the ranks Of
the Tclegraphers' brotherhood A secret
meeting of the delegates from several
sections of the country took place il this city
last week. 1t is understood thatit was called
BY Tom o. O'Riclly, who is the recognized rep
rcscntative OF the organized operators, and
many OF those who participated in the strike
of 1888 were present. 1t was admitted by
many Of the prominent members of the
fraternity who were spoken to that the meet
ing was called to consider the present plat.
form OF the brotherhood; to prepare state
ment of grievances, which will be submitted
to the locaA assemblies under the jurisdiction
| of the national assembly for approval or re-
lection, and to define permanent policy tc
he persistcntly pursued in an effort to i'm
prove their condition. A special circular haf
been distributed to the craft urging all tc
join the brotherhood. The general impression
prevails that the telegraph operators are de
| tcrnincd to avail themselves of the busy
rushing restless activity and excitement of ,
| presidential year. They will ask reasonable
concessions from the companies at momen
| when they cannot be well ignored.
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A Burglar Worsted.

Butte, Mont, July s.-Burglars entered a
room in the st. Nicholas hotel, occupied by
Mclutosh Il Vogel contractors here 70 con-
suit with Bennett: Bros. about building cable
road. Mcintosh awoke about 5 a. III. and saw
the door open and q man crawling toward It.
He jumped up and chased the thief to the
end of the hall, where the latter turned and
fred at Mclntosh the bullet Just grazing his
o,hor He wrcuchcd the pistol from the thief
tsre. hiu down and pounded him, The
thief kad stolen his watch, n 'che'po'h aho
a wallet containiug $3.50, but threw !he'f
de-tn In the hall He was turned Cfer to the
officers and placed IL isil, together with a
confederate, who was roolnips in the hotel
under the name of charles Clark.
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Disgrace and ChlOrofiOrm.

CINCINNATI, July s.-The dead body OF
Miss Clara Williams was found today at noon
in her bed, at 522 Mcmillan avenue, Walnut
Hills, the residence of her nephew, Ross
Hamilton. A handkerchief saturated with
chlorcform was lying on her face, and the
bed clothes carefully drawn over her head
Two or three days since Miss Williams had
been arrested on a charge of purloining arti-
ces from the millinery store Of j. NJ. Bargar,
where she had been employed as forewoman
for the past fifteen years. She felt the dis
gra ,e keenly, and 1t is supposed that, rather
thau appear in court to answer the charge,
she took her own life. She was member ri
the First Presbyterlan church.
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Stabbed to Death.

GRAFTON, OAK, July 6--In drunken row
ut MiDto yesterday morning shout 2 o'clock,
James Collins of Grafton stabbed and almost
Instantly killed Lyman Moore of Mimic. The
murder was committed in blacksmith shop
where Il crowd had pccn drinking beer. A
deputy sheriff brought Collins here this morn
ing nj 3 O'Clock. Excitement runs high al
Minto and the general opinion is that Collins
would have been lynched had the sheriff not
rushed hiru TO Grafton. Moore's parents live
at Mimic and are very respectable people.
Collins lives here and Is married man.
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FArso, Oak, July "a ,rsh named Good
row WAS taken before the board OF insanity
commissioners this afternoon for examination
as to his sanity. He stated TO the board
among other things that III ki'lea man near
Haywood, Wis, three years ago, shouting
him through the head; that before the man
dad he gave into his (Goodrow'sl custody n
certain sum si money and other yaluahles.
From the evidence submitted the board
deemed it advisable to continue the e1aif'!na-
tlon, pending light from the authorities al
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On the Rocks.

CHRIsrlAsA, Sweden, July 6.--The United
States wsrship Enterprise ran on the Moleofi
Droc bak today, collidipg with great crash.
There was no pilot on board at the time The
vessel is not leaking. One hundred tons OF
coal have been discharged and the guns have
been shifted aft in order to Tighten her stem.
An effort to float her will be made at high
tide Assistance has been dispatched.
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Damaged BY Fire.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Chapman q Green's
chemical works, South Chicago, were de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The
fire is supposed to have originated among the
chemicals, and involves loss of $50, 900, par
TALLY covered by insurance.
During the progress OF the fire thieves en-
tered the police and engine house and after
rihing the clothes of the officers set Sire tc
the building. Several of the men lost thciI
months salaries and valuable watches. TIL,
building was damaged to the extent of -, 600
There is no clue to the offenders.
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A Big Undertaking.

WASHINGTON, July T,-Gustave Lindenthal,
the designer of the projected bridge across
the Hudson river at New York city, is In
Washington looking after the legislation
asked ofcongrcss. He says the Brooklyn bridge
will be of small consequence in comparison
with the structure they propose. The bridge
will be tie largcst in the world, the middle
span being 2,S50 feet long and the end spans
s0n foot
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His s,ou.ness and Spouse.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Thc Indian Chaska,
and his white wife, formerly Miss Corabcllc
Fellows of this city, whose marriage was the
subject of considerable newspaper hotoriety,
were at the Indian snice today on business
in connection with certain lands IN the west.
The lady spoke of the newspaper comments
to which her marriage had given rise, and
said she did not understand why thercshad
been SO much gossip. The couple intent
leaving the city next week for the west, whcr'
they will settle down t, farming
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Toscot,.s side Partner Taken.

CHICAGO, July 2.-fames Whalen, alias ayp
Ryan, who is supposed to have been impll-
Gated with ". b. Tascott in the murder OF A.
j. Smell, in March last, and who had been
seen near the Smell mansion for several nights
prior to the murder, and since that time has
completely disappeared, was arrested today
at Manistec, Mich, by detectives from this
city. His capture may, it is thought, posi-
bly furnish the clew which will unearth the
mysterious disappearance, and MAJ lead tt
the apprehension Of Tascott.
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To Complete the Big Ditch.

PARIS. July AT meeting at the house
of NJ, De Lesseps yesterday q number Of
bankers undertook to sell in the market
100000 Panama canal bonds, upon which
they have advanced one-sixth of the nominal
value on condition that the money shall not
be invested in the canal, but shall go into the
redemption fund and be recoverable in full in
the event OF the bankruptcy OF the company.
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Expensiye P,rotechntcs.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Fire yesterday morning
caused about SIS, 900 damage In the building
at 72 and IA West Monroe street. The third
floor is occupied by Blunte Bros. & spoehr as
candy factory. The balance OF the building
is occupied by Ryan & Leonard and johnson
s. High, both brass founders. The cause OF
the fire is unknown.
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THE GRAPHIC

D-Lacks but q few months Of being the olds..
Newspaper IN Brule county.
eH-As an advertising medium it is not e1ccllsd
By any Newspaper in south Dakota.
1-Hss rapidly increasing circulation among
~ most Intelligent class of people in Brule and
he adjoining counties.
U-Has circulation second to none in this or
sdjoininins counties, and paid up subscription
list 1t 10 believed superior.
1-1s lively. spicy. Independent, and devoted
solely TO the interests Of Kimball and Brnl. Co.
EverThoiy "nioyes reading it. Give II tria,
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crons Damaged bY a storm

MASON CITY, To-, July o.-The severes,
storm known here for years swept over this
county yesterday. Corn, which has beer
growing rapidly, is badly damaged. A NUN
Der of buildings were unroofed and number
of horses and cattle standing near wire fences
were killed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-13
y.,u,b,e blocks in ashes

MARrsvn.LE, Cal, July A disastrous
Ere broke out here early this morning, raging
In the block in which the most valuable
ha mess houses in The city are located, II
Ia believed The loss win reach 500, 0Oe
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The Balloon Bursts,

spEiSorleLp. July GA loca, aronaut
named Woods made an ascension here today
in hot air ba loon. When he had reached a
height Of about 600 feet his balloon hurst.
Strange to say he came down In safety.
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A parnell victory.

DUBLIN, July 6.--Barrister Edmund
Leamy. the Parncllite candidate for par
lament, has been elected for the district
of South Sligo. MIR. Leamy was inop-
posed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-07-13

NJ. f. Bailey, one of the young men
who atterdel Elliot's Business college,
Burlington, To-, has recently been pro
noted to cashcr of Meredith Il Ailman's
bank. Silver City. N. M.
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Ia answer to catisal question,
How tasr and truthful to tell it's
a cure for the worst in ~ .stion,
TO la Pierce Purgati-e Pelless.
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MINNESOTA.

The Duluth boat club crews are practicing
for the Minnetonka races.
Several fine business blocks at Brainerd
were destroyed by fire last Saturday evening.
The directors Of the Y. NJ. G. A. at Duluth
have decided to build boat house at once
The Nrst twenty miles of the Winona and
Southwestern road is to he finished this year.
There has teen more building done In
Rochester this year than in several years
past.
Lightning struck the passenger depot at
Sleepy Eye last saturday, causing the total
destruction Of the Building.
| A sensation with many disagreeable fea.
lures is the one absorbing topic Of converse.
tion at st. Cloud. On Saturday evening Mrs
| j. S. Mitchell, widow OF the latcJ 8. Mitch
ell, who died at St. Paul last Wednesday
made complaint to the police, asserting tina
/ W. B. and q. $. Mitchell, brothers of her hus
band, were In her residence threatening he
and taking possession of her library and othe
property.
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The merning hour having expired the bill
went over without action and Mr.. Holman
called up the senate land grant forfeiture
bill with the amendments made by the house
committee After substitute amendments
were offered as follows:
BY Mr. Stone OF Missouri TO declare the
complete forfeiture Of the entire grant where
the road was not completed in time.
BY Mr.. Payson Of Illinois. representing the
minority Of the cctnmittcc-To conhne for
FIXTURES to lands opposite portions Of road
not now completed.
! Mr.. Holman explained the nature of The
proposition before the house coming ffou
the committee and pointed out the difTerene,
I in effect between 1t aud ;he senate bill. IL.
! said the senate would declare the forfeiture
OF $685., ,+8a acres, while the pending Lii
would work the forfeiture Of 81, 3223 ,9G acres
subject TO bona ide sales 10 settlers.
The first proposition in order was Mr.
Stones amendment to make the forfeitur
complete as to all lands where the terms D
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RELIGISy5.
-oyNVx orr1cERa,

METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ever,
'hSahbath. at 1880 a. IN. and 7:3O p. IN. Sab
bath school after inornine service. Bible CORES
I"nd"nce Schont tunion) and prayer meeting
ty meets weekly. Rey j. W. Bell, Pastor.
Sf. MARdARET'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
:, services every alternate Sunday. Rev.
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NORTHWESTERN ITEMS.
IONA.

IOWA.
The police court for the month Of June al
Council Bluffs shows IA arrests.
The ground 10 being prepared for the cree
ton Of the huiskainp shos factory at Keokuk
The crop of raspbcrries promises to be un:
usually abundant this season In the neigh