Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-19

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RaniEed in Elko next week.
For the best see of teeth and the fin-
sSt filings. go TO DR.. Key.
Regular meeting Elsso Lodge No. Ia.
I. o. Q. F., at their Hall to.
night. "
Major G. A. Hamilton. Q pioneer far
mer Of Lemoille Valley, MAS in town
yesterday, tho Nccdo1n of the city was
sxtendedito him.
Now Ia the time to get your old, de-
esyed teeth extracted without pain,
with Laughing Gas. by DR.. Key.
Henry vtigt, road supervisor of La
noble. cnme in yesterday and returned
today with wagon load of heavy plank
with which to repair the bridges of his
district. -; -,
Wslter Clayton keeps nice, fresh
etrawberries, Cherries, Raspberries,
Oranges and Lemons. He also keeps
Candies. Nuts, etc. Give him q call.
Logs 9ldstein's teams came inyester.
day loaded With ore from the Resurrect-
ion mine at Mountain City. Mr.. Gold.
stein will load two cars Soday With rich
ore from bis compauy's mines at the
old Cope District.
TheiE-iS At Pre- present n about twelve ca T
loads Of lumber in the Railroad Co.'S.
yards. awaiting ahipmnnt to Tuscarorn,
there is also large quantity of mer-
ehandise in tho freight heuse for mer-
chants Of the upper level.
DR.. Key. Of San Francisco, has az
lived tn Gown and taken rooms in che
Depot HptettoB a; few days, where he is
prepared, to do Nil kinds of first class
dentaiH1ork at California prices.
Charles VI. IueeIfriiz, a native Of
Germany, lately in the employ Of the
Railroad Co.. ~ Telegraph operator
end fif6than, suicidel at Winuemucca
Thursday evening. it is reported that:he
had recegSly fallen heir 10 o valuable
estate in Germany.
Mary ladies' admire gray hair-on
some other -pers6nr bat few care to try
It's etEectBon their own charaa. They
need mott aince Ayers Hair vigor re-
stores gray hairto its original color.
Bold by druegr"ts q nd perfumers.
De. J.J. Le-ek writes us from Tnsca-
Tora that he Will be in Elko. Saturday.
Meg 10. apd. sir remain over Sunday. I
He il prepared to do extracting, but no
fiiHug oEPlaie work on account Of tie
iinited 4isMe be has to spare. He
goes to Battle Mount.in Monday, May
2lst.
In the, Spring, hundreds Of persons
suffer from bolts, cnrbuncles and other
sruptive alseases. These are evidences
that the aystelp is trying TO purge itSelf
Of impurities, aud that il needs the
powerful aid which issaforded by tho
use Of Ayers SsrsapnTiila.
VIM. Mitebel, OF Huntington, came
In yesterday and will cake out number
Of sheep shearefs with him to-day. the
annual sheep sisoariug festival will open
ct Mr.. Mischell's home ranch on Smith
Creek, next Monday, aud continue M.
I'll his docka, which humber many
thousands, are shOrn.
Workmen arc engaged repairing the
house formerly occupied by A. Bruce's
family, on the ceruer opposite the upper
freight house, = reporter Of this paper
vas ted shat kis to be opened as q
placa Of sesort, kind Of watering place,
where the weary Missouri aatter. may
stop to reat and refresh himself.
4 hshing party cha: lett Elko yester-
day for days recreation down the
river met with Che usual luck Of those
Who cast their lines In the waters OF the
classic Humboldt, they caught some.
'hing less than two hundred Dish, aud
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