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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-10-08
HOUSE OPEN ALL NIGHT.

.ssgssn> Tic BUYERS iUIDEis is
! 6 : !: !: ; 8: : !: !: :: 8 8 !: !
cvEsiezSSsA issued March and Sept,
Tsg ~ each year. It is an ency-
~ clopedia of useful infor-
6SA nation for all who pur-
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
SSn ciothe you and furnish you with
al the necessary and unnecessary
apphances to ride, walk, dance, sleep.
oa'. nsn, hunt. work. go to church.
OF stay AZ home, and in various sizes,
styles and Quantities. Just figure out
wnat rs required to do ell these things
CUmt IABlI, and you can make feir
esuina.e OF the value of the BUYERS
0oiDI' winch will be sent upon
.eoeip. OF ~ cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & co.
All-ll4 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, III.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-10-08
THE FEVER ERCORD.
The Total Number or Cases at Jackson.
VILE.

JACKSONVILLE Oct. S.-Edwin Martin,
editor of the Tymss. Union, died yesterday
morning. DR.. Neil Mitchell reports as
follows: New cases, 33; deaths, 8; all
white. Total number OF cases, corrected
to date, 3, Isl; deaths, 29l.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-10-08

Is one of the most fatal scouraas ssnea.
3fflict mankind. IL is often inhsn ed !,
but may be the result of improper vacci-
nation, mercrria, poison, uncleanliness,
and various other causes. Chronic Sores,
Ulcers, Assesses, Cancerous Humors,
and, in some csseS, Emaciation and Con-
sumption, result from scrofulous condi-
ton of the blood. This disease can be
cured by the ,.sc of a ycr's Sarsaparilla.
Inherited a aecrofalous condition of the
blood, which caused aderange,aent of my
whole systelu.. After taking less than
four bottles CT Ayers SarsapariIla am
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
lie eekTlE.R SEX.

A woman has arrived AZ Long Branch
with i2s dresses.
The women Of Rhode Island pay taxes
on s1e 600 600
Sarah W Trabrne Of Illinois invented
bsliDg pres 70 hay
Sarah 2. Touoey % New York. lie the
inventor % grape SOD extractor
Loretta 3 Weld % Massachusetts,. is
the inventor & three diferens prepare
tions 81 ouinia-
The Grouse female COLLEGE. which is in
process Of baildiag al Syracuse. \. 7,
viii cost $50. COO
Nile Helen Lxrocfe. & Paris ballet girl.
rcco~tlv drew 29a 900 francs IN lott<rv,
and donsted ii 70 az orphan s<giuu.
Concord Moss .j,ossfs fesnale livery
stable keeper " bO supplies carriages for
weddings fUnerals and eycursions She
also lets out harFes FOR rlver parties.
TIE on great chiert IN life % Hcor-
ish LADY j. - ri r. The more zeal she
rets tie be.tertfe pleased. 50 the Al
rerlans a. rule ralae beauty 81 weight
TIE avorsee ves-ls income - the work
ing vornsn % boston is f2ef O.. and Der
average expenses are 1eckoned ~ S2o1 30
There IS certainlf pot very much left over
for inciden n fte7ts. sseb ne doctors bills.
smuseSnents rad books
A countrf girl las devised new means
of gaining rs0aes Enc gives her TIM.
Tor trentx frc cfuts az hour e. mo- berf
81 families sDS housekeepert who need
extrs beip. She does not hsre he~seif out
as q vasaerr-fen4n OF sesrnstress bot
takes up bits n work for al hour ~ two.
acoornrauies children for wake. sees 20
the ser-inr ID Of dinner N OVERSEES
house cleaning iier tine j. - fu1ly oocsi-
pied a. her - renrtl vii permit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

roarsss o. wrong watch sisas nssi inevitably
have broaght hsl. NAsEEsf sF~a 81 ei~ses
- her sfthia hsr uakisk aeors d ~<s lRs-
posssbk thsk shs sha1l1 eAsef ASssn. AL
s1e feszlsa . refuge Issan her ttnS zh&l.'s
1na sofro~ - Aele ~ nasnY s44 fsslao 4 r.
aers ler, ana have foaaa = sll.ee~'ln tsse
r4TtI
1ae eid man neses fess@ered ths shock n
het ae&th. b slSA hx persisted - tlls eDa "A
las s<llef "a isef sein sud as oleo a.lser4b
C-tN teo aGk iiefolt lis Sors rctlfL Ear 4
l-lss tiEne pas BE- has heooiae slfaalEc IA las
WAY AaN A&1 saisae1 AZ .lt sn1o 3aF wGn
acraE aaost TIE hpuse 81 al ae0fs - t1aI Il
A.As sc2re@is ss.l {4ts - inst ifss 4 ttseif ~
81 S4s allef hls 4eesA. ths aia1t sheniA have
er..f - fhe lllcsNHs reputation ~ ~rick -
master lal stoA1l
~ ear tang w4s lefl il a. doubt az
tAoleA J aetaf kaa e fr.aa Isl, esgn ligss &pa
tlAt eas tos sips .itls.is Aeisoi VIA which
IS owner Aiii-ss4 r'F,4rasl tbe Aasa@ aus
tA1f tiafog NsS ooaau4foa - tne event
proves, ~ san arc.eag llitue1es Thai
his ialAsi a.seSss siarl Esuntss the seeae
oi tas eruela 4Aa l4.lEsls.s a. pas rails l1r
s.lEl.E-. ala lle l.-- caiAtleu a. Lisa l.iare
han once De fsftlaef eglivigllou thai 81
slalls means .el-rp4tulsI ~ sUi..ri.st aral--
ths shalse prsQgAi &gSips ,hs Esof cTeaters
wlo lad iailsn a Fsct-A sa Il ~eald h.
cloared up. he has ea.llafsi sns a. kia too.
AMI hopeless ~ ls.s ialipe ~ ~ he cle~ 1
had ionld. haa pssIke4 isnissli tp - fhs ~
4Ulssa lat.n an1 'lf. hgatsa oais Knows az
hsi sg.ls 81 l4.i az, g spnssf stf4llSs al
encounter a. eNeg ii.au V,i9tsiaf stated
v hAt hs sau can olts tss alaltef - suI~
mise he ussa IaT q esq ~ moie, al Eis
faculIies rcstofe4 a. hi.a. nus minus any
memory ana D.llts tiaelssisf ailG gentle
a. oVn belief = Inst SAC nllsA-nf l4otes. The
nidlnz r.Rce so stBl4.l have lie lllarsi 0ouoi
WAS discovered ~ ilial tist nield. husi have
i.een s-cielcd fnfae h, the r4.icI az l,ecsei-
mann nllasef under lie lutiuence of s1uo.
nznlbulisn tAsash taai ne vas sulsanaln-
bullsi 4 have NJ vslasale 70 sho~ Al
knoN Is that the Ease rAe vas thf fassoi one.
AT AT AGn Lg'ks4guatllS 4estl u Was
found that - Uiu. toa is sams months he
lore his fatal Visit g. it b. aaa be4uoattc1
the feflars, Win othei nioie desirable prop
eriy. 81 nae. To t.le lsezt II ms 6silff, "a
supernatural history assi come - an enc With
The catastrophe ~ ~tla thss 10 tie record
bat the terms un Whls.l Il uas ieft a. nlt we're
happ,ls Un,onuluuI41l. ard terrsoe ~ small
houses, given up . tie most prosalc assocl@r
tsons. occupies las ale al Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
Van DeckprmaHn'S Bargain.



fswas throakh tas eaaas-sn I drst heesas
4<szIl-intea aifa r. T4E ez1f1lAna. Theg
xsrs nrsfIg 1t cots -saa "a SO 81 rasz4.
al aaa saea l.l111l4 lsass sis4 l1sal ssa1
u ~osild -. haze surprised a1g 1ns. Z
lula.sas. Las 1lleF e.aa.1 .lflstt z.bsrs r1alr
s4.1.ls san.1I ras1ar :. rstsl 1ls 49, 80
s.a1 1 assrs asssgt1a = sonsc.oas ~ a eer-
l4ln fecluz - sfamsn xssa - 6rst saE
tassa "a a1.fnaisa .s.1sa-s4tiaa ~sth lns
flnay sld xslflsIuaa 4ne4t gnca1 gs1cs
xE,sH 81 lfflls sld aaecsliar.il - 44ea
We eers hsiax as t1as tine To = mail
eo.lss IL asls ~ tLoss ga fas1lsae.f s..ssrts.
.aenca fte ctty - aaaa.r 81 a.aasss. even lie
oznnlh,.s s.ra - a1d frs ae.aq a aasfsr 4
s.naus.lsrat.sn q a.. al 80 zas1 as ilrt.s q
z4x nsiehtsrsas alasl 1..rpls even ID f.ondoa.
We 1era very h4coq. al rae sane.
being f1ly sce.sie.l-l % tla cry rreal-
nil unlch an sar..aq sfli. Eita thfs drf-
fsFsncs. tlas ! a4n 1eflsf pad "a ir-harY
lcckinx 1ffar - haase aaa ehil.ig-n. and
xssria1 boa sf1ar sleh Fashion that la car
co.,gsss lzss r 49, a ari.ie all c.sas1re -
ssu,s bose 4 them.
y - are the nr k.ezr nau 1 knoss Mr
va De- zernanu aid e. ais oacs---ar haze
knoxa. ~ .aid CORRECTING lila.elf 70
a. xhoan know zaald na5 - - az much
<hich. mdsssi. mdrax fron oar ohssrga-
rdn. xas rr4ss enough.
Eobosfy seemed e knox him 20 speax 20,
hat @vergfo1g IN the nsighhafhood aust
ssxe kaosxn aim 81 sizht. f0f 30 ~as - 30
.aa dail4 Summer ali ~1nfer takmz mo
sane uac4otoaaas salk 4nsij dressed Ia tns
sau,s ord fashion. Ia a brosn euat rlt Ia tne
.fvIs q a. east atty Years before with bra B
kuffons. 4nd sids brimmad hat. bs.neafh
~hlca ae wore the most traasglarsat impasE-
ura. Ia tas slafe II A .gfg slrn shich havs
sssr cnu.s "a eonfassE IL as Ia zrsat ussasur,s
the sonsrass between tdls. shich AS q n
.o1sesskas lively brasn. and tho iron aray OF
as bashy eyebrow whi.h condueed y The
afdfgv - hls auuearanoa HIS eyes Eera ths
atlv .sril.iux feature ID bis face. being asrk.
ororniasrt .nd o.ereiag. AID the skin 49, a
nse~ork of ariakies GA parchment. BAT 40
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
gentle usage.

Il was even r10re nuiiietod than il AZ
peare1 az frst E.Elt tae double webbing. II
hich the seat was composed, having been
partly backed with = psu knife. partly toTnz
sparf. nor had the rIiing 81 this strange re-
pository been 20 complete - 90 leaTe any
doubt a. @ the purpose 20 which II tad been
turned
As turned away from e. sicksned ~
discovery which showed ire only too plainly.
the connection between rny own narrative
70 tho ulbappy bong before me AMI the fate
which had overt ken HIM. the woman Ma
chr broke into teers ard lsmeBistions.
III had only Jeff i where Il ~ns' II i
hsd let things take their chance II hsd
only seen the end ~ Il
II was not without considerable difficulty
re Sot ny po7r irleld bone. and Tie -ief
ur0nouuce4 upoD tim by the medical me5l,
whom We losi To time IN calling ia. wss nj
more favorable thon / anticipated lis
reason had sustained what fhev had little
doubt would prove r. b. n fatal shock and
the sa1d1s8 Eioteut degaacefn@Df 81 tie uer-
vous system threatened bis iife The genuine
uitr ard distress = the old servants s'Y0s.
vel for them snd for their master. and while
be isy 81 be did lia, f,r many DAYS befween
] ie and death. there srraug Ep t%t Heer them
and mvssf certain mutual respect and con
fdeaos
II vas from Lisa heard IS much 81 there
was - tel Ia 80 wsT - explanation - what
I Rad myself seen. and - The catastrophe
which bad lefsiien a. Decternann
AccU9iaz - 3ia1 b. had bf<R confronted
A. had been IL Pr. iosss night ~ tils ap-
parton = his father. and hsa arrived thus
81 iasf n he own proper per4on ~ fse sercrst-
the si1oissflor - 1hich nad teen f0r yesrs
The obgecf naarss 40 ts helrr
II appeared t12t So teiiiuc uf-ry vie
and 1fse.f -tre story - he early life. ~ had
sfo-1ped storf ~ MA vas e. once the ea9fiesf
snd fne Sl1sf striking usrt - u 7 ~ nst
usgch ia The bare FACT ~ tis ~fsnslr 5 dfsih b.
fJi fn fhe terrible CIR fIk fancs sce<5Fr - ~
ing ~ ttasTt baa lain ire orerT,sy'fsrIf1
anguish ~ vtfek we had beeH 1eT-
u6rte8 girrr~e Cd Van DefkefInf lifi.
I erewirg rrorc srd more RI sarir and suepiti-
+ o8s - ali srrgff9 hir1 - - years vent M
hel ~ last efter errrrFu ~ tfie nf1se -
eeerT ssTr ar 81 c1-.ralriefl - euooezsi9r -
sir 81 freeE ar,iaed Re niecF n The
taffi - p .ergs sHr ~ f1Vuer. tnl tfe 9S1-
{ tfveir gore TIE lenEh il slst we-sa erlsser
- nsre h~sr ~ acreae = irsarifT. = EiVaoz
her fr.rr en=tafr ~ e~ide~scs vaE f-sE1f-
( fscse8s bit tis dissrfesrsnoe - fie fof71sT
1ss prare1 horana . aoabt ona ter fscs
IA; 80 hss on.T ans 1av fft1Te ssT arrest
~ re lzf< see.@i a. glee 3 cers&ia cflslr lr Z
r fes tns1rF - sH-e4 ~ has father t.ssf
+ tff ra osfT hef hren r1rrrr ted ~ ~ -
s naf H1d 1ae frf1h se - - young Hsr 2
/ coslr1s tesn krsTs 81 nsest t,eee fee1 sen
/ 8 cNce t8E 11reaabse vas fhe e~zafsent
( ts4 - c0sss.a e. hsT st~znxely isols1so lifs
( tas rad ~ rrra5sncas, and a. Yoof IL. =
80 ps@ 10 strsnezb - rrsrf - v-t - ti's'
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

- sss pn<Ks1rs1los q . rrn11
brs1y, e~-za ga EzoeAz1g IN = % reward
~ Lsss9l-s Il ~As = lzsss ro.sla. elna1s4
s{sss& sl-e sothlng rsalzrk.cls s1-0ak H.
1k~~ v~s, a. ! have $40. TO wLndo~s.
ed tz<rs 80 e1s " KS e4ossEs Hs ~ltss
kssxt sss a@axs ~ ofezssc t1s aoof ~
Ehls sss tssksd "A Il ~4s eznpty. - q h&d
bssa- n ooEn1ou1 gie1 tna resf, an lie oeca-
slon Il ~ fFsslgas FE2Et TIE te1s-aza.
~h5ca h@a beeu oru1xhf do~a froen rse
sEslas. ~ss q n4apganY gz.lB1s p.e-ss ~ sz1t,-
tnxs AoSAsxe rs tA@rs am zz..euS- Tor
4aytal1x ezs could go ne rQona a-la a. =
contsls1so as zlzngs / seas . TIE ear
tzlaee @lG1o~ aE1 exzzzlas3 u carefully e
eetsd Vel ana ~Gs rzksaned. - ~4s rs
oltsF. tie bllAa q AGA drew up, a21 s2~
tie xafiea ying os-o~ re. every s1r4o llsl
Il o0ngalaed clearly defined IL tne mocnllsat.
I .sft tAs btnd up--t -ressea Win nav
gsaal s1EeciGo1, zna "z1G - Id AID q
slerp
L waS bet~esn 3 and 4 ID the morning
when I zwoke. foT Iook note OF TIE time
aftsrward, But ~hzt II Was thag caused ne
70 a~sks / ezanot s4y. All / know Is tiiat
the room Wa a. Aght a. azy, ala tast | sas
D0t alone Ia T.
Creeping steslthily sfross the room. AM
feeiing AS way With his hsads As enc might
Who was blind, was the figure OF Anare~ van
Dsc-erInAnR- he had his profile toward me,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
SIX sumNrs spt,ot STORIES.

A snake seen rear Norwich, Com ~s
2 feet long and - fhics as stovepipe.
Joseph Bersileu. u oakland TIA,
csrries a 6foot 2-inca make around u
has nc fongs. ard cannot bite
Avrifer il TIE - LOUIS Glob>. Demo
crsf tells q cay ring Doe constrietpf
thas had . raD.ni1ia sbeeP II its stomach
i N. gecks. of Helena. Arr reoently
killed o rsttissBskc thss ~-ss feet long
and J 2 feet in cirrunfersnos n he
stomach were foUao SIX Squirrels. i had
fourteen fottes
james = Ia w-en~e - Coaltervl8s.
us SAYS there are hoopzn&kes ns ssys
b. killed one fcet long AID foot one
FrorD the tail tn-es irct prom viii
poison Ia i preiec1ed
snake ebsrrner - Nszneor. Bombay,
India in an eT0rf - u.sks snsks bt<
zg2iD efii5 that t2i afe6 frgzn - bite
ess fatally beteB IN fbs had Tho
cherraers believe thnf II 80 snaae bite< q
tessud fise . re-son vho las sisd from
80 biles 10 p>~son lib eons - hfs
svrfn
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Maud Howe has irno figure and eyes
and hal. az rich. warm hrown
Mr. Lzzie \ CAampney ss brown
hsired. slender ana rather delicate.
Dudu Fletcher has wonderful head Of
golden hair anc black Asshing eyes.
Mrs : $ Biackwelder. q Chicago ht-
tcratenr is student 81 Morse mythology.
Mrs. Amelia Barr. the writer is de.
scribed a. : lice cd lGny with white heir.
Mrs Brander q hews likes 20 surround
herself with yoails women having Ora
matte tastes.
The queen Of Italy reads and writes
and sings and PLAYS az by herself for
three hours every day.
Ms. Gildersleeve Inngstrest has made
her mark As enc q iAe keenest observers
Of social conditions Of her cay.
Margaret sangs'er the poet, has the
reputation Of being one Of the dearest
eyed and most sensible Ct her sex
Mrs Lillic Deverellx Blake thinks that
every married woman should have an
equal share Of the family income.
Blanche Willis Howard drives about
Stuttgart with pair II white ponies and
is one Of the best known figures Of the
city.
The highest classical honor IN the Lon.
don university has this year for The frat
time fallen 10 a lady Miss Mary Louise
Morley.
The wife q Bret Hsrtc. two daughters
and lis soa. + Br,i Hsrte, j. arr a.
Block Island where he poet Is expected
20 Join them ia August
Lillian. duchess u Marlborough. as the
former Mrs LAZY Hanraersle 10 Described
on the cards Of invitation for the recep-
ton in London given 10 her house BY her
mother In law. The dowassr duchess. also
becomes b. her marriage prsneess 81 Min
dsihein. one Of the titles hsr husband In
herits from The great Churchill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

q F0,s nrs ths tfctissf man sao'c'
We came Httis ~ Httle. a. have already
fnfinatei. e. sea q good deal Of him, more
n the summer. however. than ia the winter,
when was ziad enough 60 STAY at home in
ths eesnings. when I got there. and ns felt
naturally. a. bis age. squsliy indlsposed -
urn out. Bat in she long. right days he was
fond Of dropping IN on ~ after dinner. and
II ~ should sometime have preferred being
foonrselvss ~ were careful never - show II.
We were "a tered By fhe fancy he seemed 70
h4ve takrn to Us. snd srrry Tor rs loneliness,
snti I to not pretend bar that We appreciated
ths fact that he mi <hs. Il he would. be good
friend e. ~
II wss IN the course - the second summer
q or~ acquaintance that one sunday even
lnr after church we came up with him lean
INK over the pahnEs 81 Al cd fashioned
hol;se. az some distance from orr own
Il stood hack In - own grounds a
good distance from thu road. and Such
zliupscs u The building it~aif ~ were 20 IA
obtained thr1uzh The screen ineerposed BY
TIE trees and shrubs IN front u t. gave one
tbe idea of a sufficiently Eioomy exterior.
We had remarked upon is dismal ard unoc-
rrpfed appearance ners than once. and Won
derei. seeing how hong t remained sppar-
entity untenartsi. ~ t,e sbsence Of any indi-
carton taat C Wa ~ be either sold OF let, bur
re were not prepared fer Mr. Van Decker
nsnus FIRST wor'is
'sYou have brought rus hack - the pres
e-t.f ~ rrpret - ksd ross back further
thar you -o,lid e.. either - vau That wss
mr. safhsr's house. tha houee ia which vas
bern and hreI Is hss remained ~ NJ left IL.
Nth such rstching up a. has been positively
uecessarv. ever since be aiei
"fsat not empty. a. it Is nosvi Sornehoav
kss bved tn is SINCE then. s4lrel7f' my wife
SD tinidiv
The Ga couris Who taka care n IL. ~
tcsiv eise.- ~ replied AZ We walked away
frcn1 g. Everybody has = crars ~ sorns
SORT. they az Ms Thrrrei. srd that IS
uaina Tou have hesrf ~ certain r,snns IN =
hosss being kert sscret % the n,su,ory =
certafo peoulef Why shouid uot 20 hrtIe
ftrther aad keep shs whoIs houss -. when
<a ahrnr ii
Ths sharr tsne ard the Ianzh shat sccou,-
paniesi t xraa@f on "a eers - n both. and
ny wits's saua rr~z~ed usy arm = hstls ner-
rousiy as she answered
"Cerfainlv. 7un have = right - h What
vcu hke VITA Tour own. r. yen ara mt care
g. i've IN IL yolrSeif
He tur1et round arcr eer hff7re sie Rad
ssnre - 8-ish ths seutanre. striking The
sr,,snd rith his sfick as shough he v~snli
kave driver e srtn t rr snsrhesfs rs rvorsi-
al rer,eatii.- thers sftsr her IN e shrl'i fab
sstts voi... which bere sv6ie0ce e. bis sx-
csteFueiit
Size in r ruraeif-f-after ST thst hsa
karpepei ia iti T rculi ~ssier have te<ved
~ hrsd eu tae rea.ss ratcer - tssssd
f. fpn~essst ~hsf uuul6 I n0f rarseri Ems
fhprss - rrur usr'es' = - sitissi. rsallng
Ava srenD'e sxr~,.s rcu ~ a,,tersfsssi.
. <.,rr shasl y-,sf II re's Esss ssseus r,src the
-,css ,issrakie 3ovtoest, barring sn- sliinz.
shat seer mas 81 to iook oack 81. ycsi
,s-nll R4te . = fsa
"a 81 eeff lao1t ar ri q p e.rs,-
<znpez.5 infErs - &c stsls i-suersra WY
- .sssi seH srs lall,i f,r istllafi-
Ia 49, asAke a xo.,ss sasnx
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Chieego ley re fr,rar,,-- E-h- Sort
yos est tfsst pc v'ith ths krifs instead -
Eour AnFeess Hsve8t you 81 any
Fr.HorarrV
Jrasnp--Thsfs ths t-orl - rns6ssn..
~ fElsof1ers so tee refr.e1 ] sarf axs
rie ~isk tfafs srit = spare vour fsei-
fDrs rtfrsjns8 frorr al tra fef fork
! n 81 essserx ras1. n1a6srns. sn1 fsrs
brel.--ksw To1k Sun.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-03
ProR. RlcKanIans.

This renowned Violinist, Corretist,
Banjo King and Com poser, with a CON-
papy of colored spe oialists, each one OF
whom is an artist, has made arrange.
msnts to give an entertainment here
next Wednesday evening; 500 advertise
ment.
OF this company the Red Bluff (Chl }
Sentinel says: "The best show that
has visited us this aeason is the Nc
Kanlass Speciality Company"
The San Francisco Wasp says: ave
hope that McKeulass and his Speciality
Company will return soon. rs tsSy are
the'best company of the kind travel
ing"
The Sacramento Record Union says:
"The Worlds Champion McKunlnss,
playing now at the Metropolitan Thea
ter, elevates the banjo with instruments
considered great deal superior, say
the violin, cornet aad piano. Don't
fail to hear him."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-03
A musincss proposition.

Those who design tuking trip, either
on business or for pleasure, ns we'll as
those who remain at home, will rio well
to provide against misfortune by secuR-
ing IN Accident Policy in the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company. NJ.
II. Miller will issue policy for $40 SO
which Ii good for year, and in case of
accident the holder will receive Sl2 so u
week during disability, and should
death occur the heirs Of the decensei
would receive $4,000 from the Com
pony. Policies issuPd FOR Ouy time no
der n year, and for any amonri onder
$4,000. SO.
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who wiII it BE?

The presidency is not to be settled ut
Sacramento nor Chicago. The voters
will have something to shy in Noven-
Der, aud 1t is the man who gets the mos
votes that will be elected lis. f. Post.
That does not follow by any means;
for the man who gets tile most votes
may not be the President, as has been
demonstrated on more than one occasion
since the formation of the Government.
Samuel j. Tildon, for instance, received
210 900 moro votes than his opponent,
and yet r. b Hayes took the office.
The man who gets the most electoral
votes will be- electad, without reference
TO the number OF votes he receives in
November.
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Change OF RuleS.

The Southern Pacific Company has
issued the following rules:
Commencing Thursday, Mny 3. 1888,
Emigrant or second. class passengers
will not be carried on train No. 3, from
San Francisco to Ogden, as the Tourist
Sleeping Car line between Los Angeles
and Ogden will then be discontinued.
Second-clnss passengers will have to
take train No. l, from San Francisco to
Ogden aud train No. 4, from Ogden to
San Francisco"
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Try Hybschman's Bottled Be.r (.

Try Hybschman's Bottled Beer.
New Goods constantly arriving at
Reinhart's.
A new stock of Ginghams, Calicoes;
etc. at R"inhart's.
Lndiea' Muslin Underwear at Rein
hart's, all new and cheap.
New Fancy bingham Lawns and
zephyrs at j. Rosensiock's.
If you want nobby suit of clothes
made to order, Reinhart's ia tho place
to go.
The Elko Brewery is now manufa.
turing and 6ottling superior quality of
beer. Try it.
Fine Bamboo Fishing Poles, from 25
cents up, also full line OF fishing
tackle at Muller's. -"
Striped and Checkered Nainsooks,
Sateens, Yosemite Cheviots und Indigo
Shirtings at j. Rosenstock's.
New Hosiery. Cream, Flesh. Pink and
Blue. Special lines of Fine Lisle Thread
and Silk Goves at j Rosenstock's.
The finest stock, the best variety and
latest styles of Wallpapers cnn be found
at heinhurt's, who has just received an
immense shipment from the East.
A. Hyoschman, proprietor of the
Elko Brewery. has perfected arrange
ments for the manufacture of beer
which he guarantees 10 be equal, if not
superior, to Eastern beer and which is
sold much cheaper. Families and
the trade supplied in quantities to suit =
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piece appear tho numbers "84-8S."
The Republicans have not yet designed
o campaign emblem.
Austin Reveille thu camp
needs, to make it anything like it has
been formerly, is an active management
that will sink tho Ophir shaft four hun
dred feet deeper md determine the
prospects Of Union Hill for ore bodies
and rich lodges. Below two hundred
feet, it is virgin ground. and what there
is down deeper is now all conjecture
Nothing would reassure the old miners
more than to See the present company
sink the mines deeper. This would
mean business.
The Republican political slate is made
up. 30 far as Congressman is concerned,
by placing A. G. Cleveland, of White
Pine county, in the shoes of Hon. VIM.
Woodburn, whose resignation from the
political field has just been announced.
Hon. G. 8. Young. e1-Superintendent
of Public Instruction, would be pleased
to run with patience the race" but
1.-THE game is made" and Mr.. Cleveland
holds the winning card--so far as
the nomination is concerned. The
election depends on the next deal.
Examiner:-It is telegrnphed from
Sacramento that Mr.. M. H. DeYoung of
the Chronicle will be one of the dele
gates to the Republican National Con-
vention. A disappointed nspirapt
makes objection on the grouLd that the
journalist never organized my political
clubs in San Francisco. But he has
done far better service for the party
than forming clubs. His paper is pub
lished every day in the year, aud its
voice is always raised for Republican
ism. Mr.. DeYoung has earned the
right to go to Chicago if he cares to
claim 1t.
Through the courtesy of Senate r
Stewart we are in receipt Of the report
submitted By Mr.. Mills, from the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means. relative to
reduction of taxation, together with
the views of the minority, and also
copies of the Tariff bills presented by
Mr.. Mills aud Mr.. Randall. The Mills
bill proposes to put wool on the free
list, while the bill presented by Mr..
Randall providesfor dividing wooIs in
to three classes, Clothing, Ccmbing and
Carpet Woods. On the first and second
classes the tariff is placed atten cents a
pound and on the third class three
cents per pound.