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In effect Sept l. 1881 Trains by 18th Meridian Time
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28

Major Truman defense Of TIE Chi
ncse has been deprecated 10y our he.
publican contemporaries on tho ground
TIM; its author is irresponsible and rep
resents Nobody but himself. Tho er-
case is absurd, but such as it is i, will
hardly be said 10 apply to Senator
Stanford. Mr.. Stanford, nitcr discuss
ing the Chinese question npropDs OF
Major Trumau's essay, remarked: 81
see that ] have suid exactly what the
writer Of this article says"
The rank aud flo of the Republican
party on this Coast Wa know /" be
sound on tho lIfe-anl.dcath question
OF mi day. but their leaders. md those
who apo the leaders. are not. 1t is
Startling 10 see tho extent to which pro-
Chinese doctrimaI have ho~ncycomhcd
the upper Republican circles. Senator
Stanford is safe i'll leading tho way.
II Harrison should bn elected, the
Southern Pacific could build its new
branches with freshly imported Chimes
labor without %arousing n whimpcr OF
protest from the ruling element in tho
pnrty.--[E Examiner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
Douglass on Indiana.

A special dispatch to tho Examiner
dated New York Oct. "a. says:
Last night Frederick Douglass, tho
colored leader, nude some Significant
admissions concerning the state OF po-
litical affairs in Indiana. He said:
81 have recently returned from n
thorough canvass Of the Hoosier State,
and l nun satisfied that il will be im-
possible to carry the State for Harrison
in the coming election. H~nrrison's
position on the labor question while in
the United States Senate and his utter
nnces that 81 u day was enough for any
laboring man has nntagonized all or
gained labor in that State. and In ad-
dition IT, this antagonisIn Of the labor
interests the Democrats are thoroughly
organized and in earnest. We have
found that nll our efforts on the tariff
question have been n~eutralized aud
have been OF little or no anvil
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
MInNEsoTA,. cnAscE.

e 81. Paul Dispatch OF the 18Th in.
slant brings this cheering new. from
Minnesota:
The Republican State Central C,m-
mit'ee WA given another rude awaken
ing this morning. The Republican
League Of Dakota county. containing
eighty members. a branch Of the Miu-
nesota League aud Of the National
League of Republican clubs. held .
meeting last night. repudiated the Re-
publican ticket aud disb.nded the
league. at the same time the CLaii-
nau OF the County Committee sent 10
his resignation. Speaking OF this mat
ter. Chairman Lawrence Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee said:
This is merely n large bubble that
has come to the surface in the sesthins
sea OF Republican revolt. This means
a gain OF 400 yotcs {, the Democratic
ticket in DikVtl county, and we are
gaining in the same manner in seven
eigLths Of the counties Of the State. I
See they are laughing at US down Eat
over u claim, but l feel cett,in wa
shall win. Tho Republicans Of Mime
sofa can no more stand ON the National
aud State platforms than a pig can fly
The Fifth Congressional DISTRICT, nov
represented by Knute Nelson. a turin.
reform Republican, is The field in which
our largest gains are being made. and
Charles Canning. our candidate for
Congress. writes ne that he is certain
OF election, aud that Cleveland is run
ming ahead Of him."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28

%lndlnnR SnIc.

An Indianapolis dispnt. III OF the 23rd.
inatant snyG:
The Democratic Stnte Committee lad
n long and secret session last night.
Notwithstanding all efforts TO keep it u
profound secret it leaked our that q rev
pull OF the State was reported to the
committee, which f~oreshaLows the in
evitable and over Shelming defeat Of the
Republican ticket in Indiana. The
National Democratic Committee Inns
been teIegraphed that there is NO longer
my doubt about the State That care
full returns show that the majority for
Cleveland is SO large that Republican
money and schemiug Cannot overcome
it. Every doubtful! and floating voter
in the State may DO bought up for Hur-
rison md yet Cleveland will beat him.
An Evansville special tonight says
That there is q veritable panic among
the Republicans Of Vnnderburgh county.
The Germans mud Negroes are stamped.
Ing to the Democratic candidates.. Tho
Post. the only German paper, has de-
serted Harrison md editorially advises
its readers to support Clev land aui tho
entire Democratic State ticket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
Registered Voters.

Following IL a list Of Registered Vot-
ors Of Camp Iialleck precinct for tho
election OF 1888:
Abel John ID
Campbell jas W Campbell jas
Carter John q Cary " Harry
Dorsey John NJ
GriswUld Al NJ Ghecn james u
Hamilton Coca
johnson Edwin S
Mayer Chatlcs T. Murphy John
McDelmott Patrick McDcrmott Thomas
MoClaina Andrew
Potter Floyd Folk Milton
Robertson Thomas W
Scranton Loo Sheridan Patrick
Wilson Archie Williams John -
Warner Goo II Wenlzlcr Edward
STATE OF NEVADA, a.,
CouSIy or ELKo.
i;oticc * hereby given that I will re-.
cciyo objections to the tight TO vote. on
Tie rnrt Of any person above registered,
uulil G o'clock T.. Al. on The 2nd day OF
November, 1853. All VERSIONS whoso
names may be crroncously entered In
thia list should appear NJ my Office and
have such error corrected.
joins MunrnY,
Registry Agent
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From Mondays Daily.l
kALMAGUHDI.


| II. L. Dyrne went up - Mal.e.k Las.
~eveline.
Now pay your taxes aud save the
delinquent per cent.
IL. McAda:ns left yesterday With his
race horses for Tuscaroru.
DR.. j. Henderson left yesterday
morning for San Francisco.
John b. Scott, Indian Agent, came
down from the Duck Valley Reservation
yesterday.
Fred Sidener aud wife, nee Matte
bernarl. arrived this morning from the
Buck Hills iii Wyoaaing.
Geo. j. Vim came down from Dee,h
II George Russell FROM the eastern
part OF the coun>y to-day.
a. Wines came i'll from pleasant Val
cy AMI bsonSit in M. 4. G1oling
Who las been out there on n visit.
Dave Casper and l.. Il. Barnard re.
turned Saturday evening from IL tour
Of the southern part Of the county.
Uncle Jimmie Clark, Of the Depo.
Hotel, went down 10 tho Humboldt
House last week. He says To will run
we'll in Humboldt county. l.
Tue Clover Valley school report was
m:slaid. hence its late APPEARANCE. W.
npk Inyl.l,n ,ha ..rn. al .t-n
dcavor to guard against n recurrence
Better late than never"
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Henderson mr..
rived from lINlleck Mt noon today
bringing their baby which las been
quite sick. 1t is much better and is
now considered out Of all danger.
Wilson IL McPhctres, of the Tusca-
rom Stage Line, received a car loal Of
hay this morning from J.. ID. A5el's
ranch, near Fort IIllleck. The hay
will he taken to the IG-mi.c station AMI
will cost them $27 o ton delivered
there.
The Free Press furnished the posters
for the Elko Jockey Club. That il cor
rect; we are in favor Of %patronizing
home enterprises, for when any bust
ness sends away for their printing they
should get their patronage where they
spend their money.
John Phalnn came in yelt rday from
Twin Springs, this county. on business
connected with his homestead ENTITY,
this being the day set for proving up
his claim; but owing TO tho loss OF
necessary papers in transit, by order
OF ID. ii. Hall, Register Of the Land
Office at Eureka, the time for proving
up has been postponed until Wednes
day, the 9th instant.
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WOmu Ekclicf.

Earth has no sorrow. that heaven
cannot heal" whether arising frcm
physical, mental, or moral sources. Tue
promises and constitutions OF the gospel
furnish nj undnnt remedies for all spirit
uni or mental woes, and the creator has
stored, in tho kingdom Of Mature.
remedies for cvory physical all.
mUnt. For ngcs these remedies
wurn allowed TO Ito dormant,
through the ignorance OF mankind MS to
their uses, aud for ages more but little
attention was given 10 remedies for tho
peculiar affections Of woman, who was
looked upon and treated ns v slave by
lordly. mud then brutal man. md her
Suffering rogiidcd with bohslly iudincr.
cncc. In later times. science aud
Christian philanthropy have come to
her relief, dcviIiug remedies Tor her
peculiar Weaknesses. which have been
combined in DR.. Picrcr's fnvoritc Pre-
scription, n remedy TINT cures tho pains.
aches. nausea, displnccncnts, wasting
and dcbililnling nj Affections o. which she
IL constantly exposed. "Fhyorito Pre-
Bcriptiou" IL tho only medicine for
women. sold by druggists. under q posi-.
tee guarantee from the manufacturers.
TINT IL will giyo satisfaction in every
caao, or money will bc rcfur 80 'fd.S
guarantee has been printed on the bot.
tlc.wrnrpCr, aud faithfully carried out
for nanny yglTs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
Registered Voters.

Following il n list Of Registered vot-
ers OF Island Mountain precinct for tho
election OF 1888:
Angoll John Arellancs q II
Feliz u
Green Arthur
Hopkins WA
Martin jas Martin Hugh
Olevas Antonio
Pcnrod jas l. Penrod l.
Stoicl Walter
Tirpct jas Tippct Samuel
Taylor Fletcher Taylor Jas A
Walker J Il
STATE OF NEvADA.l
CovSrr or ELko. So
Notice il hereby givcn that I will 70.
ceive objections to the right 10 vote, on
the part Of my poison above registered,
until O o'clock +. 81. Oh tho 2nd OF No.
vcmbcr. 1883. All persons whose
names may be enormously entered IN
this list should appear NJ my Office aud
have such error corrected.
WALIER STorirt.
Registry Agent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
CAMPAIGN EMIL.

Attention il directed to the an
noumcemcut Of a Campaign Ball to be
given nt Freeman Hall on Friday even.
ing, November Pad. There IL "a time
to weep aud a time tn laugh; n time TO
pray and IL time to dunce;'' nnd the
latter tino sill come on the 2nd Of No
vcuIher next. when good music will be
furnished aud everything done for the
comior, aud plrnsuI" of tho guests"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
4 Good Wager.

4 bet Of $1,000 was made this morn
ing on ths coming election for prcsi-
dent, between J. w. Dorsey Ed, aud
Il. ID. Norton. of Tuscarora, Mr.. Dor.
sey placing his money on Cleveland, Of
course. This is. Perhaps, the largest
wager on an election made in this coun-
Is this yOnr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28

Ws hive iuot received u largo stock
Of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting Of Ginghnus, Linens md
Wcolnns, and GcnIlcmcn's Clothing,
all al tho latest md most desirable
styles. Call and inspect ,hc,u.
J-2G. j. RoBESsTooK.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
Fror:. Saturday, Daily.l
L.M

The nights are quite cold although
the Gays are beautiful.
y. Ii. 4. Mason passed through on
to'dny's train going weat.
Blaine will run well in Indiana, nc
cordiug 10 the Irish World.
Judge Il. Il. Bigelow arrived lust
evening from Belmont via Austin.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. IS,
1. o. o. f. ut their Hall to-
night.
Senator Stewart is announced TO
speak here next Friday, the aGth in
btsut.
Levi p. Morton feels pretty confident
that the Republicans will carry Ohio
this year.
>. S. Sears came i'll yesterday from
u frw days visit to the home Of j. d.
Abel, near Fort IIallcck.
K. p. IInmil, Of Wells, passed
through at noon to-day on route to Car
lin to look after his fences.
Thomas aud Gilbert Henry came in
from Mound Valley yesterday, stopped
over in town to-day and will return to-
morrow.
Al the time Of going to press. 1 o.
cloci; T.. NJ, this afternoon Justice Nor
gan had 22G names on the gIoat register
OF Elko precinct.
whole family of Walkers, from Fort
Kearncy, Nebraska. left this afternoon
for Mountain City by Il four.horsc team
with +. Wore ms pilot.
The registration books for Elko pre-
ciuct will close nj 6 o'clock this evening.
After that hour no mnn can register.
Is your nHmo on tho list?
Mcs. George Russell arrived at Reno
Thursday morning ana stopped OFF there
to visit II day or two. She will probably
10 home this evening or Tomorrow.
G. G.. Seaman. the owner OF the IA
nous horse BELL Boy" who has been
whiting the family Of J. Henderson FOR
u few days. leaves this evening for New
York.
" e'''"'" VINO IN" n"' "e'h ono y'ht
III 'Hu "'"'o VINE" repatriation c'oToS'
but who will haze been here q year hy
''c''.oh day IL ei'I'iel to register upon
m'"ihS "ihdaNIt TO thHt iae'.
''l;ondo" md '.Emma," the Austin
flyers, loft yesterday afternoon for Tus-
clrOrI where they will compete for the
Liberal purses offered by tho Tuscarora
Jockey Club at the coming IRcc8.
DIR. ]. Henderson roeriycl n telegram
this morning from IIillrck stating that
LOUIS chill hal Group lat night and
requesting him to sond the doctor. DR..
Mcigs went up ON the noon train.
New York Slar:-John NJ. Pollock,
the Newburg banker. who made n DIS.
honest failure some time ngo. ms been
sent to Sing Sing for fyo years. 1t is
Just as dangerous Tor n bunker to steal
IN Newbnrg MS 1t IL Tor u tramp.
Chicago News;-'ihc weakest point
made by Mr.. Blaine in tho present cnm-
paign--and he gave il special rromi.
nenco ut lndinnGpoIis-is That war
tariff tends TO render us independent OF
tho markets Of the world in the disposal
,..
n D.. ,,o,,'o, a ,.S
A." ,u,'., "ianI usa, aa"n,
,"ar na., e. mn .,t"n,s. r
co.ion whio,, A., Io,a
,hc rIo,so,,.o, ,1o,cos ,n hon 1900
mi, vsor. - '"'"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28

Dsolling house, aud four lots 25 by
100 feet. in q desirable locality. Apply
to
10. 10 lw FHISK CousvILL,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
Registered Voters.

Following is n list Of Registered yot-
ers of Glover Valley precinct for the elcc-
ton Of 1888:
Angel Warren NJ Avery Frank
Bohman 4
Conway KJ Ciocker G s
Duyni NJ
Eakin L s
Gibbs "
IIuutloy Z II l%Ioneyman L
johnson WIN
Krenke A Krenl : William
Kane Thos
Luhman II Lampmnn @
Lampman L d Leach 4
McAlabon Howard
Petty o $
Roberts ID Rocd q
Roland q II
Steele J A Schoer G
AHoihHs AuttIo IL IL
WiSemnu A Ii Wilcox W A
Weeks S q Wiseman A
Wiseman j Wisemnn j
Wisoman s Wood ] q
Wood Il NJ Weeks 3 Il
STATE OF NEVADA
CouSTY OF ELKo. |"
Notice is hereby given TINT / will re.
ccive objections to ihc right to vote, on
The part Of any person above registered,
until O O'Clock l.. II. on the 2ud day oil
November, 1858. All persons whose
names uIuy DO enormously entered In
this list should appear at my Office aud
have such error corrected
L. l.. TrTrLE.
Negistr! Asaai.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
mARRIED.

MAacH-ARSHEIM:-At Carlin. Nevada,
October 4, 1888, by Justice WIN.
Conger. Of Wells. kr. 1. G. Maroh to
Miss Eva Arnheim, all OF Carlin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
shnic for snte.

We are prepared to furnish an q
oellent quality OF Shnlo for fuel. "a
quantities to suit from half n ton Oh.
Leave orders at the Humboldt House.
1922 ]. LASo x Co.
forsnio.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-10-28
straYcd or stoicn

From Elko about September IS, 1888.
two small black horses, one branded %
called lazy \, on loft shoulder aud vent.
ed with s followed by II, or u similar
iron GU left hip; the other branded halt
circle V on right hip. aod marked with
small s,nr 10 forehead. l will pay a re-
ward Of $40 for their return TO Elkc.
T. +. Hams.
Elko, Oct. g., 1883.