Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-19
THURSDAY. ..... APRIL 10, 1888.
RALMAGCNDI.

this morning AOr tr4p 10 MOonu val
ley. .s... -.
Orange Wine, the finest light drink
for Summer, can be had only at the Bed
Rock Saloon. lake bottle home vi it'll
you. You will find it delicious.
Lieutenant-Governor Davis arrived
this morning from Salt Lake City, and
stopped over to-day interviewing his
numerous Elko frfeuds--and he has
hosts of them in both political parties.
The entertainment to be given by
Mrs. Hoskins at Freeman Hall, an.
nouuced for Tomorrow, Friday, even
" ing has been postponed to Tuesday
evening, the Gath instant. SEQ notice
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. They are mild and pleasant
in action. thorough aud searching in eff
feet, and, being suga7-coated, are easy
- take. These pills never foil to give
satisfaction.
The death of Roscoe: Conkling dispos-
es of tho principal objection Of James
q. Blaine to the Presidential nomina-
tion, and whoknows that Blaine will not
now permit the nomination to be thrust
upon him?, .. $
Fred Wilson arrived last evening from
eah Ffaaciseo whittier he went to attend
hS1 wife who was quite ill. Mrs. Will
son is greatly improved and now out of
danger, but sill remain in the city the
balance of this month. :.
"j'Fhe RiblSts Patent Washing Machine,
OF which VIM. Fawcett is agent. is Civ
ing great satisfaction wherever tried.
Mrs. Lang had the agent give it trial
i. on a,large waSbipg to-day and pronoun-l
COS It a great labor saving invention.
A perfectly sound body and a mind,
unimpaired are possible only with pure
blood, Leading medical authorizes in
.dorSe ASer's sAfsaparitis as the best
blood purifying medicine in existence.
1t vastly increases the working and pro-
acknowledge the receipt Of n dozen
bottles Of fine home brrwed beer, with
tho compliments Of A. j Hybschman,
Proprietor of the Elko Brewery. This
O>t sblishinent is now producing a fine
quality Of beer which is supplied to
families and to tbe trade in any quau-
tity at re lsonsble prices. Give it trial.
Senator Stewart will introduce in the
s. nnte d bill t. give Mrs. Waite, the
widow OF the late Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. a sum equal to two.
S'etrs' raIary. Chief Justice Waite was
eligible to retirement on full pay two
years before his death. His salary was
$lO.500 per anhnm. and two years pay
would give his widow $21, GOO.
e; Speaking OF tho death of Matthew
Arnold, which occurred at Liverpool,
England, last Sunday, the Record Union
says: THE do ,th of Matthew Arnold,
the dist nRuisiied scholar, comes with
great suddeuess in it's announcement.
It removes from the world Of letters one
uf cue mort philosophic and brilliant
minds Of the age, a critic of extraordi.
Eary powers and ahlytical capacity, and
a poet Of the highest type"
The condition of Emperor Frederick
IL becoming more and more alarming,
and it is feared that his brief reign is
nearly over. In the event OF his death
no will be succeeded by William, the
present Crown Prince. who is about 20
years Of age aud unmarried. What efs
Fett his accession to the throne will
hive on the affairs Of the German EN-
pire can only be conjectured; and what
effect II change of rulers will have on
the position OF Bismarck remains to be
seen.
When Sam Davis read the item in the
Lyon County Times fayoring William
NJ. Stewart for President, "he lifted up
his voice and went and refused to be
comforted," because the Appeal was
MT fi.et in proposing the mamie Of the