Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-10

Pine Apples, Dates, LINES, haislnS,
Cherries. Fresh Eggs, Lemons, etc.. at
Walter Clayton's.
Reckhart & Froelich received to-day
another car load Of the celebrated Mil.
Waukee bottled beer. The trade sup
piled in quantities 60 suit ut reasonable
prices. Write for particulars.
W.T.. Smith and family. accompanied
by Miss Wolfe. sister to Mrs. Smith.
left this morning for nm extended tour
Of the Eastern States. They will be
absent some two or three months.
VIC. Bartlett received a telegram
from San Francisco stating that al
though Barney Horn is seriously in
jured it is thought that no will pull
through. This will BE good news to
his many friends III this vicinity.
Ayers Pills ere the best cathal tic for
oorrecRfng irregularities of the stomach
and bowles. Gentle. yet thorough in
their action, they cure constipation,
stimulate the appetite and digestive
organs. aud strengthen the system.
Alta:-I In 1867 Senator Morrill, united
che New England members of Congress
in favor of free wool. Now be smells
treason and st'atagem in any PROPOSE
ton to return to policy which raised
the price of wool aud helped maanfac-
lures then.
A Washington dispatch OF the eth in
stant says: Senator Stanford, from the
Public Building Committee, reported
favorably to-day the bill to appropriate
$4,000 for public building at Reno,
New. aud $25. 900 for another at vir-
ginio City.
That feeling of weariness, 80 often
experienced in tie Spring, results from
q sluggish condition of the blood which,
being impure, does not quicken with
the changing season. Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, by Utilizing and cleansing the
blood, strengthens and tnvigorates the
system.
The Terre Haute, Ind, Saturday
Evening Mail, a thoroughly Republic
can paper. thinks it's party will make q
mistake in nominating Blaine. Aside
from John Sherman, there is no man
in the party that we would rather zee
nominated than this same james G..
Blaine, of Maine.
At the recent municipal election in
Terre Haute, Indiana, q city of some
10000 inbabihnts, The Democrats
elected Councilulen in every Ward of
the city, much 10 the surprise of the
Republicans who bad it figured ont
otherwise. Indiana will go for Cleve-
land in November.
From Mondays Times. Review we
learn that at the Democratic primary
last Saturday, l.. r. Barnard, r. N.
Drake. Flank Culver and J.. B. Winter
were elected delegates to the State
Convention. Az there was no contest,
hut very little interest was manifested,
aud but 81 votes were polIed.
We acknowledge the receipt of copy
Of the Official Bulletin OF the Nntional
Educational Society OF the United
States, containing a lit OF officers of
the Associations. tue departments with
their officers aud an outline programme
OF the next meeting which OCCURS at
San francisco JULY 1920, 1888.
We learn from the Santa Cruz. Gal,
Surf that General John O Fremont,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Miss Jessie Benton Fremont, visited
tho Big Trees lat Friday. The pnrty
was accompanied by number Of pro M
mont citizeDs of San Jose. and pleas
ant day was spent among the giants of
the forest.
The Reno Journal says: "The vol.
ume Of Tho water in the Humboldt river
is gradually increasing. It is bank full
from Beowawe TO Wells" This Is mis-
tak,, 20 ia. as tIis locality Ia concerned,