Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-07-15
Brom Fridsy's Daily.
nALNAGUNDI.


A. g. DAwIey left last evening for 4
few days visit TO bis Ruby While,
ranch. !
Mr.. and Pins. A. Wines came in from
Pleasant Vallny yesterday aud returned
this Afternoon.
Hugh J. NOLAN and J. B. William,
son. a mining man from Cherry Greek,
went up to Tuscarora to-day.
II your wife should tell you wha,
she really thinks Of you you would nave
a very poor opinion Of Yourself.
The Mills bill propose. to put bibles
and g%riudstones on the free list, thus
striking q blow ct two great American
industries.
Speaker Carlisle:-I think il IL safe
to say that niue.tenths of tho people
who are daily ~denouucing the Mills bill
have never read it.
Reckhart & Froelich nre having a
large, artistic aud attractive sign paint
Ell on the east wall of their business
house.. @. F. Harvey is the artist,
= Enthusiastically. c. Love, e1-Dis-
trict Attorney OF White Pine county,
now q resident OF Elko, arrived last
evening to defend Mrs. Frank Culver,
charged with arson.
Surveyor E. c. Mcclellan left this
morning for San Francisco to attend
the annual convention OF pedagogues
and photographers which opens at that
city on next Tuesday. &c.,. 81
To most children, the bare suggestion
OF . dose OF castor oil il naueeating.
When physic is necessary for the little
ones. use Ayers Cathartic Pills. They
are safe and pleasant to take. Try
them.
hifenberg L Dove will remain hero
but ten days longer. Those who desire
first class Photographic work will do
well to call soon. rs the gallery will be
removed on the Goth instant.
We publish to-day answers to several
questions propounded to the Examiner
by a Nevada Sheepnun. Read them,
and then tell US what reasons the Sheep
men have for cursing Cleveland and the
Mills bill.
The Republican State Platform de-
mands the retention Of the duty on
lead, soda. hides and leather. IL there
an attempt by any party to place these
articles on the free list2 II not, why
demand that the duty be retained2
Fortify the system, by the use Of
Ayers snrsapnrilln. against the dis
cases peculiar to hot weather. This
medicine induces q healthy action Of the
stomach, liver. and kidneys. causing
them to prevent the accumulation Of
the Poisons which produce disease.
Crimsonbeak-That violin OF mine is
over 100 years old.
lenst-l tnonRnt nh mucn.
"Why did you think soH I am sure Il
doesn't show it's age" ~.
"well, it has an air OF antiquity. I
heard you playing 'Grandmother's
Clock Oh it this morning."-[Yonker
Statesman.
Mrs. E. J. Talbot will deliver o lee
lure at the church on Sunday evening.
tue 18th instant. commencing at 8 o.
clock. on the Evangclistic Work Of the
w. G. T. u. At the conclusion Of the
lecture 4 collection will he taken up for
the benefit Of tho children OF tho Loyal
Legion. All arc cordially invited 10 ut
tend.
notwithstanding John Shernan'J rec.
ord oil the silver question lac is eminent
~ correct in his views on the tariff, for
In a speech Mt Cincinnati recently he
favored az adjustment OF the thrift lnws
SO ~ t. produce II revenue sufficient to
meet tho necessary and economical eI.
porditures Of the Governnenf,-in
short, a tariff for revenue. This &c.
cords with the principles Of the Demo.
cratic party.
Al q qua,ter to twelve o'clock last
night II surprisingly beautiful cluster Of
moteors flashed out Of the heavens near
the zenith mud shot down. almust to the
horizon, giving to the town and sur.
rounding country tie appearance Of be.
ing brilliantly illuminated by electric
lights. 1t was n display for the mere
chance Of Witnessing which nm, enthusi
nstio astronomer would willingly hnvI
kept nightly vigil6 for months.
Mountain Observation-Disclosures tho Re
publicans arc up to their old tricks
making promises without Intending l.
keep them-we mny reasonably eIpec
a majority for Cleveland in Mnine. Il
that State tho Republican platform do
olnrcs for n PRODUCTION OF national rev
enues to mn amount which will ms near
" as possible pay tho annnNl eIpcndi
lures OF the Government" That |
just exactly what Cleveland says, an
whit tho Mills bill contemplaies.
The W. r. Smith Company hay
abou. completed the repairs to thei
business rooms on Commercial street
and tho building presents a tuuch bette
onneotanrc 'rha ironI 4. naini.d -.