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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05
Ora @aibtngtcn.
Sore niue 2riasaibs. CT al be hi

Bore npr Grigslfibe. Gtaf be big
iisfie Sumter peo 8psninsen Of be npe
&~rissfibe er beres Surtisbeo. Dc 70
npe Staal. arpeiers iful babe en- our
tisbes ai 10 anobs / 1imen, De andre
Stite Of 5000 IONS 3rastiebeo fal
bate en- Surtisbsb Fl 20 8nobs. Sor
@aniiertrpbierre er insen Surtisbeb ans
sipet; Ell acmite uf Warine. Snsenisrer
ifal afsjpre bette Tuuft.
8ousresien bar bempnoiset 5laaoes
miniIteren at opsrornse Spsninsen af
8auiierifibene til andre Stibsbpsaerier
% at ioitirite IrGmier for en- itsrre
Suriisbeb emo ben betiuseoe. pa 5laabes
miniteren bar ppsrlobt ole biSie
Spsrssmaal til Marines Snseniprsrnes
Somites GisisrsIie, fslser ban ianbipn.
lisuis oenres 8nao. Der CT mango,
iom irur, at 6lnabsminiiter @bitnen bill
uOerInSe Gfsjsrelien al De npe Sfibss
Spg9epIdner til lin @iterfslser, men
acknowledgements pnl,er belit, at 5laa-
beminifter @biinep Ifnl orone oft meo
Seuipu til Sp9niuser al be npe arisss
Fibe, fGreno ban trafter fig tilbase.
9e iamlebe llosiiter for bisie Stibe
meb lluotuSelie al lloruituius Os Sra.
mier iOr tGrre Surtisbeb eno Den be.
tinaebe anIaaes til sS,200,00O. Sras
mierne for buer 6jerbeoels aupbs itsrre
Snrtisbeb betales meo $4,000, %
liseina fort er Gicraset for buer 5ierbes
bels snub rinsere Surtisbeb emo cen i
& ontratter betinseoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05
Sil Die 8. Glen!
Sreo Snltes. Qlt er bel!
Ole 8 8aaa.

Der IOrtelss ON en- 5%urbrpoer, at
gan efter opmarfiUmt at baue bsrt pao
ben YraSiien, iOm git foruo for Sen.
reftelieu, oenote fig til fin aeoiaser %
"en meset COB Srapiisn, men altfor
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05
WaniemS Yrep til @rosiercr
Wathcl | &jpbembapm.

V"""sl AJpocnbdou.
Sad bar ies ba enoelis ben tor
@l1oe at funne meobele Gem, at @rsn
Lamb er sj'nnemfaret fra Dit til Bet
Sesoarre tilabsr life ben fnoppe Iii
mtg M nosen Setaljeret Befripelie
Seq tiaa BLOT rable nosle Orb meb Der
aaiatmanb, jes MI ienber ipbefter 70,
ON mulist at ftanie 9~ampbaaben "Jor'
I So'9fut o9 al forisse at formaa ben
til at tase os mec bjem / Ssit.
6or bet 3ilfelbe imiolertib, at aa,
ldtbuoet ifulbe moo 9ampersn, men at
ceIne rtaa saa uben at funne bente os,
er bet, jes ifriuer bisie fan 9inier til
Dem, for bog at unberrette Dem ON, at
pi nli er ilipe ps til Os meb sobt ilipe.
Com De pil uibe, forlOS pi "5aSun"
meo De bette noiisier ben 17be Suti os
fr0eoe, 81 aaerebe nelte Dag ifulbe naa
Gane.
Men beri bler Ri ituffebe. SsIfruin-
gen, W~alitrpmmen, uiremtommelia 50,
boor ri buerfen funbe 70 elIer traffe
Baaoene, itanieoe os. Gn Saab blep
fne'tet, men repareret os blep after liae
sOb. 3rep tilbaps neb ipu Mils 5art
/ Dssnet, breu / Sien / tolp Gage. gr.
beioeoe os mob 9ano, bolbt tire @anae
paa at a bet, bleu tire @anse after lat
tilbaos meb iterre Sart, END ci funbe
arbeioe inS. !9Olot en- Gang - ct
belt Ds9n - meset nar paa of blipe
eoelaSte / ct Sau meo ooltiom Brens
bling, iom fob paa Sien, brep eiter tulu
9ases Drift ilanb peb Nnbretof - nurb
for Sap Jaruel paa 81 @raber noale
Minutter, buffer life / giebliffet. &or
iaa nprbeiter, naar umipif, bpur Suer.
farten oper Snblanbsiien beapuoer, ben
15oe IusuIt. Satter @urs pad Sri
itiansbaab. Weber ip9re SneItorme
% thnst 5Sre. 5Orituar, at ui life oil
naa 8riitiansbaab itibe til at fomme
bjem iaar. Wener itsrre Saab berom
peo at saa til @ootbaa6, bernef itsrre
Snteresie af at unberisse Sien Der,
bpsr enbnu insen bar oaret ube paa
ben. Setter berfor aurs for @obt.
ba~absoiitriftet, naar en- Ssibe Of benz
Imoo 10000 Sob meb en- &uloe meIem
40 os Minus so @raber.
s ilere Tiger befanot ri os oper 5000
sob ouer Saoet. suare Storme, lps
ubpre tunst SIRE.
Som enoelis benimob Slutninsen Of
neb mob 2anbet IND for
Sobtbaab ps fanbt en- meset Itp1, ujepn
IS.
St Tom bog frem % neo til Sunoen
II Imeralifiioroen. 8i lapeoe Der en-
5eilou9sbaao al 9~eltsuluet cs 8ams
os Sibiefrat. Sperorup ps
e9 roche afIteo / Den ps naaene bio
saar ben 3oie Oftober, mebens be fire
Inere bill blioe bentet ~inareit mulist
'e leper MI berinbe paa libt tprb Soft.
Ser bar 9e / forte Drag Dor Saga.
befinber os ~iorBurist ale meset bel,
g oft er saat / bette Srben. @u baas
Ter je9 Blot paa, at ri matte faa fat
'an oenne Camper, os at De iaalebes
lteoetfor bette 8reu MATTE faa ie bore
clbr9note Iniister." {
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05

un0erbalanee. Statfammerets 10.
betalinser | Nopember bar peret uIab-
nanlis fore; for YeHioner alene usbes
taltes % Wilioner Dollars. Sfslse
J'nansoepartementets SEAPORT er ben
Offsntlise 9ialb forsset meb s11,5OO,s
900 ! @Opember, men benne 5orsselie
er fun tilip~nelabenoe. @ietben er /
g~irfelisbeSen lite ~forsset, men ben Ton.
tante 8ebOlbnins, iom fan anpenbes til
Gfbstalins paa Gjaloen, er forminbHet
nleS eaepe os en- balp Ni0ion Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05
Ten amerifanfe 6eiauot peo be

Zen amerifanife 6eiaubt peo ben
baitiife &esjerius bar inbienbt til llben.
rissmiuiiteren en- 8eretnins ON SeIlaas
lasselien af ben ameritanfte Camper
"Saptian &epublic" / Sort ali. Yrince.
&esjerinsen oil life uffentlissjore BE
r%stninsen enbnu, men oil fsrit iorelease
ben belle Srepoeglins % Ssretninsen
for aonsresien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05

SnSenrissminiferen bar nrstet at
sipe Wortbern 8acific Sanefompani
Sei &et for en- Sioeliuje sjennem Bun.
adups Subianer. &sierpationen / @aIb
iuston TERRITORY. Som @runb anfsrer
ban, at hin aOnsresien Tan sipe gei.
&et sjennem Subianers Reieruationer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05

YrsIlosnten bar uonapnt Sames 6.
Saunosrs til SnoianersS nipsitSr iites
oetfOr ben berpsteOe ROrris Thomas
fra Baltimore.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05

Guanselif 9utberif 5otte aalenoer
for 1889, 9ecOrab, Sopi, paa ben
norife SpnOoes Sorlas, er uofommet ps
inbeboloer iOm ieouanlis en- bel Del ops
bDsselise Smaaitpffer, ~foruoen buao
Der eIers bprer til en- Nlmanaf. Man
timber osiaa Der Spuobens forifjeQise
9%ereanitalter omtalte benz Eibsifrifter,
Wisiioner, Yrriter ps ErOfesiorer iant
oeres Gcresier ansipes; tinise &elp
sions folelarernes, De nprf iuenife &onz
iulers ps entslts Nnbres Noresier.
Salses for 10 Gents / Lutheran
Publishing House, 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-05

o. Saritab, / ai Brof. CIR. u. Raleth,
l af Bait. u. Breoeien, l al Tait. Y.
9. alfien, l al 9dt. 8. @Orbbp, l al
en- llbsnaunt ps l Of llbsiueren, Taif.
6. @ulfsbers.
Iertet er iarbeles inuft uotpret,
baabe buao gapir, 1rpt cs Snbbinbins
ansaar, os Yriien $3.50 meset rinelis.
Del faces oeb at bsnoenbe fig til
Lutheran Publishing House DEBORAH,
Soma.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
The Planned Knight.

1t may not be uuinterestihg to The
soldier admirers If James Ct. Blaine to
know something OF the admirable ser
vices which lie rende.el 10 the Union
during tho dirk days Of the rebellion
aud We have Just run across m ton
which gives the desired Information.
The Chicago News of Oct. %. 1888, in
It's Answers to Corfe-pnnd- says:
"Mr. Blaine bcl"nsel to IN urgnnizi-
ton i'll Augusta which protect Il its
members from the draft. each paying
SO. lie was drafted, nui out Of that
fund hired n substitute named Brad
ford, who was soon after arrested for
selling certain certificates nnd was sent
to jail, where he remained until the
close OF tho war. After the war the city
Of Augusta repaid to drafted men the
money they paid for substitutes aud
Mr.. Blaine receive $500, making Sl75
put Of the operation IN cnsh. besides
his exemption from service in the
army"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04

Tho announcement this afternoon
TINT Mrs. james Clark Ind brcathcd
her last was received with feelings of
profound regret 10y this community
where do 'eascd by ler universally Kind
aud gentle fdemehnor. her pleasant
ann aud her generous disposition
had endo lrcd herself to n large circln OF
friends who are shocked and laiucd by
tue news Of her sudden demise. Mrs.
Clark his bron quito III fern few days
and il was hoped TINT 10y careful ntten-
ton nnl skillinl medical t~rcntihont she
would eventually recover. although size
has been in ielicnto honlth for several
yeats; IN. this morning her physician
list all hope Of recovery nnd her nj.
fllctol friends awaited the result, mud
ut n quarter past 2 o'clock this after.
noon Rihy A. Cinrk Lrcn,hed her last.
Deceased was born IN piltsicll, Yer
mont, March Z. 1896. Slro leaves a
kiyd husband aud a loving dnnSh'cr to
mohrn her loss. The sympathics OF
the whrlS community are extended 10
the erieI stickcn relatives whose cup Of
SNOW is filled Ia ova,fowing los The
d Hlb OF "A loving wiic mn mother.
Liie'b hun, fever over, she sleeps we'll.
| Gaze 10 IL ashc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
Trouble An s.a,n,.

There WAS trouble at the Depot Hotel
last night caused ly the antics Of u man
evidently .'ofr his bise." A man regis
tcIel there yesterday AZ Ed. Hart, Eu-
rekn. nml s"inttims duriug the night he
reused the house with his frantic efforts
to evnde II supposed enemy. Geo. Pull
man. who was OF watch. ga frightened
until he did not know which one Of the
boys he was. lIolbrook was called on to
trnnquiliz- the holy terror, Charley
Waller, who was in bed WAS heard to
cay ont Justify for "Man,mn." the
bonrlers. male aud female. especially
tue Latter, were rendered powrrless
with fright aud for u tim. the house
was in nu up roar. Finally Pullman
wns given 10 understand that Tnber
was wanted snd lie started ut Lieak-
neck speed for the ill. fell into the
ditch irnr the hotel, deiuorSlized n new
pair of pants aud finally succeeded in
bringing the Deputy Sheriff To the res
cue. The carsG =: all the tumult was
soou placed rndcr nrrest. lodged in jniI.
the white winged nngIl of Peace once
more spread her balmy wings over the
hou eholl. aud peace reiGneI wh.re
erst while ull was terror, confusion und
impending calamity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04

pretty lively corpse in G ,lifoiuin. aud II
may ent a con-idsrils figure in deter
mining the vote 81 Nerula Mt the com
ing election. The people Of this Coast
haze never been justly cha .ed with III.
gratitude. aud the exclusion Of the
Chinese by the Scotia Cleveland Act will
likely he remembered in November Icy
u grateful recognition of the Presidents
friendship aud a sweeping victory for
the Democrats pa ty It will he re-
numbered ly the voters that the Re
p%uOlicnns. during n twenty years nj
minis,rutirn. figrtej witi, this qnr-t!On
Will, the yellow horde, NV .riu-i across
tie Pacific, aud trifl"d wtth u inter-
csts by the submission Of u number OF
Ineffective measures which my ior,tlI-
| inte lawyer could defeat in the lit rest
Of his asan client. 1t renIrin-d for
Cleveland Ia take the sacred bull hy The
horns and dash hiui upou the rock Of
de,trnction. How .ffectunlly he did
this is evidenced by tie fact TINT the
courts can fluid no way o: eva ling the
operation Of he exclusion Act. When
the great political economists aad iip,n-
cie:s OF the country were Ill, tressel with
the problem of the rrsuml ton of specie
payments Horace Greeley gave the
solution By saying ''ihe way to Resume
WAS Ia rcsune." Grover Cleveland has
solved the Chirese question 10y saying
the way to exclude is to exclude"
Ills action has nude an issue On this
Coast which will, in all probability,
give HIN .I,e electoral votes Of Cali
f1rnin aud Nevadn.-[ Virginia Re
port.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
srnuuLE.
rhe chl,a,. q.

.How big IL Chntl,y Sprou'e. mamma.
That reopi.. call hiM gsrat;
IL he like old Goiinh tall.
His spear nm hundred weiSbt2
LsLs ~ IN ! that h. can stand.
Like Sous tall sleeple high.
Aud While his feel sre Oh the crourd
His hands can touch the SKYE"
From this mornings T,e, Press We
clip the folio Aini. BIT of histpry. duly
credit d to the Carson Appeal. which is
,tu evidence that the II publican c.ndi,
date for Senator is fe-linsly Impressed
with the necessity OF blowing his own
hofn:
During several sessions air. Sprouie
has been in this city pa siiug the inter-
eats If Eiko county more eifectuill
than the Who'll. Elko delegation"
What feelings of utter III igniicance
must overwhulm such men MS John IL
Dennis. j Is. Tullry. Il. z. liza Mill, L
Z. Hnrdesty. j. w. Powell. IL. L..
Byrne, w. j.. Hank. Isunc Griswold
,ni lsanc W.seinnn when they learn
that their eff ut in the Nevada LeSi,l,-
ihte in behalf uf the people Of E.ko
county We o~-ershahowed by this
modern Alexander the Great who. in IL
clerical pc .i,ion at SO day, pushed
the interests of Eiko c"unty more
,~ir-ctniliy than the whole Eiko drieHa-
tom" and the child i, ju-tified in i,usl-
Ing his iuqniry SO far AS to demand:
Well. what great action did 10 do?
want to know it all
As t the Charge that ''tie INpEPES-
DESr ntta ks him on the score TINT his
Drnocrntic %oppone.t, Russell, Is
wealthy. aud Spronle is poor" every
one, including Sam DAVIS. who read
onr comments on IN ntticle from the
Cmsou r.lbnuo claiming that Spronle
should he elected because he is .'com-
lueutively poor in purse" knows that the
question u. poverty was first raised by
the Tribune. nm ardent political fricnl
OF G. II. Sproulr, editor Of the FREQ
Press nnl Republican candidate for
State Senator.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
FALSE PROPHETS.

l, is amusing to read the predictions
Of tne trust organs by the light Of the
predictions they made four years ago.
When Blaine was running they told us
I ~, il Cicvel ,ud should DO elected the
hOliiers' pensions woall be stopped; in
TACT. more pensions have been grnnted
niiirr his Administration than under
any previous Administration since the
war.
They were positive that the rebel sol.
dicrs wcull do p%cnsioned: no one has
ever suggested such n thing.
They know that the rel el debt would
be assumed; no one Lui ever limited at
brcd u policy.
They weIo certain that Clevolnnd's
course wouli cante q commercial ~crisi.;
business has never been moro pros.
psrous than in the past four yenrs.
They wurnM rs tht the Southern
Irigadiers wInld DO ia tho saddle asniu;
I . North Il Il SJulh Mo Ui, bct,cr terms
tbnn at aiiy tine since the war.
They, ~er conllent Tint tho Consti-
%th.ionnl am 'nlmen,s securing the fruits
III the war would DO repoLlcd; ITO South.
ter has proposed anything Of the
linl.
They forst1ld that Clevcl ,hd's Adj
ministration wonld bc nm era Of low
politics; in point OF fact IL hns been Que
OF tue cleano't Admtnistmt,o IONS the nn.
tirn ever lnd.
Not siugle one Of tho trust organs
prophecies has been fulfilled. In every
riae they have proved fHlse prophets.
ltihGre any reason for snppoairg that
they { ad Tho future mpie correctly nov
than they did tlrouI-r Examiner.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
~sAcKvII.I.Is MUST GO.

On Sturdy gentleman Of national
reputation and influence hud II talk
with the President in reference to Min
lister Vests Murchison lett r md this
il what hd says:
the President. while lie will act
c~nnsrrvntivrly aud through the proper
diplomatic channel, will have no fur
thrr Intercourse. nor will the st tie De-
pnTtment. with Lord Sackyille. The
british Minister committed IN umpar-
donahle error when he wrote that letter.
Mr. Clevel md ~ lis. M also does every
member OF his C.,biuet, that Lord Sack
vile has practically charicieriz ii the
President as u liar. The Minister'S
letter admits Of no other Interpretation,
uud Mr.. Cluvclind's own dignity rs II
,nnu. to sny nnthinS of respect to his
OFFICIAL position, has been grossly. out
aud in,er!ercacs BY IL representative Of II
lJieigu power. Moreover, the litter is
IN Insult to one Glomeut OF our conf
Iaunity, rs implying Tint tho party in
power, il it openly favors the mother
country fEugland) would To-; o popular.
ity and that tho administration is
aware OF this fact. This can only b.
properly construed to mean TINT tho
President is not the brave and fearless
Inan he In, shown himself TO DO and
/ .is intim tion cannot 10y any posi-
Lility be Combined.
II ain satisfied from the nature OF the
consult ,tion III II waI held to day that
Mr.. Cleveland will nssert the dignity Of
his Office, mud will show that the repre-
, cnt tive Of no power, no matter how
friendly, can. While in mn clnbassa iorial
capacity, %criliciso his acts or Intentions
so Jar us this republic Ia concerned.
tlovelund is u mnn Of backbone and he
will hot retreat from tho position he
lias mnrked oct for himself. Lord
SIckvill.'s recall is kottled, and il the
recll does uo; c,ne the British Min.
ist,r will receive his pisspcr,s."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
Miners Of NcVudat

Always boar in mind TINT the Repub.
li,an patty drnIoletiZcd silver; TINT the
Democratic House of Representatives
has twice passed bills granting TO silver
free cUinmge. the same MS gold posses
scs, mud the same" privileges grated to
silver before it, drinunet' ,iiuu by n
Republican Congress-, and TINT IL Re-.
publican Senate stiilrd the first bill
without nct;ou, and mat tho srcunl bill
wa' defeated by II pnrIy vote. the DEM
oc:nts standing fair AMI square for the
free coinage Of silver md the ltepubli-
oins RELOCATING silver /" the markets of
the world and compelling the Secretary
OF the Tr,n+ury to buy wlnt the law
c0mprlle ] the MINIS To coin 10 be pur-
chased ia tire cheapest silver market.
This is the record Of the Republican
ana Democratic parties on silver. Tho
Southern Democrats in tho House and
Senate stood almost sOlidly for silver.
The Republicans of the East stood
solidIy against silver. The Itopubli-
cans now call nll the Southnrn Senators
and Representatives in Congress "1icbeI
Brigadiers!' Choose 20 between tho
"Brisadierr" and tue Republicans -
Virginia Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04

Following is IL list OF Registered yol,
crs Of ualIeck precinct for the elcc.
ton OF 1888:
Albums George
Belle FT
Coinnt W II Garlic + II
COiant 4 l.
Dorsey As
Gilmore George
Fisher +
Grccnburg Chas a Gardner william
Glhzcr NJ Griswoli O "
lInseltine William Hall NJ
ifo.t L
Kelly Ed
Lawrence Gilbert "
Morrow John N McKclSy Victor
Mcdonald 90 McCnin II
Nichols G i
Philips Nat
Randolph We
Springer James B Scott Joscph
Sheridan Patrick Sherwood | n
Troxlos VIM
Wi,chcr ri lis Wheeler 1saao
STATE OF NEVADA, 40
CoUSTY OF ELRo.
Notice is hereby given that I will 10
cciye objections 10 The right to vote, on
the pat Of nny person above registered.
until q O'Clock T.. 81. om the 2ud day OF
November. 1883. All persons who.c
nAiurS nay DO enormously entei"i
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04

The Secretary Of the Democratic
Comfy Central Committee received n
], tier this morning from / ii. Poguc,
of White Rock. in which he says:
O. w. GnrvEn, Eiko: Yours Of the
l9ti ut hand. II i'll reply will shy that
l tnn not make the race for Cnuniy
Commissioner With many thanks to
the Convention. l remniu IL Democrat.
Yours Respect ully,
III. PuGuE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
Friendship ma r<.na,, Regard.

The friends of W. W. Bouher. Esq ,
met ut the Office of Hon David Rem.
Savannah, NO., Feb. s, 1875. The
me- NJ was cn!lel t. order by l. X
Williams. Esq. On motion, W. W.
Caldwell was chosen Chairman nmd W.
b. Martindnle. Secretary. The follow
ing named gentlemen were appointed as
n committee on resolutions. viz:
Samuel Frodsh I'm, }. Z. AltSeld.
Nicholas KlrIlry, IL. G. Shediick aud 1.
Il. Williams. During the nhsence Of
the committee. sIrccies appropriate to
the uccn sion were made by several geu.
tIemen. The folrnwing resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Eesoirsd. Tint it is with feelings Of
profound regret ana s~alness. that we
have learned Of the intended departure
from among u, of our esteemed friend
aud associate. w. W. Booher. Esq in
whom We lose u ieIl,w citizon OF such
sincerity OF purpose. Integrity of char
net n and urbnuity Of mnniirrs. that il
will b- hard to iiud another who will
supply his place in our esteem aud uf-
f~ectiuns.
Rcsoired, That We take special Pleas
ure in accommodating our young friend
to those with whom his lot may ba east
in the future. as IA citizol with II char
actcr so blnmcluSS That we know of NO
C:ain upon il; us u gentleman whose
puliieness aud courtesy Inns enhearci
hin to Us; us II lawyer and u teacher.
one so thoroughly learned aud yet 80
modest in y, lf-asseTtion, that only those
who know him best can appreciate the
extent OF his crudition.
Rtsoioed, That IA copy Of these r-s'-
intionS he presente ! II the newspapers
OF tho city for publication.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
W. " CAL VEL =, Chairman IL.
w. b MAETISpALE. Secretary.
From tho Savannah, (AlO.) Demo-
Q at, Feb 1875.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04
4 Paymnxlcr Suicides.

4 Patterson. New Jersey, dispatch Of
the 2Gth suys:
Thos. Douglass IIoxic. rnymnster,
Unite | State, n IVY, committed suicide
yesterday 10y shooting himself in the
hnt.d,ome grounds near the family resi-.
dencc at Ito dsu. Grief over the loss
Of his wife is tho only motive ihnt can
lie assumed. His friends telieye the
shooting was accidental.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-04

Senator Jones. in IL speech on tho
flror q! the Senate in 1882, advocated
the same do ,tgil e that Is now II pnrt
Of the Democratic fnith. The following
rAtluct from the Senator's speech shows
ho% he felt about protection III 1882:
'In reaiity, il We mny judge of their
motives Icy the uction of the men who
ARE now ndvocnting IL tariff. it was not
the American laboIer they wished to
protect against the pauper labor Of
Europe. but it was the American CAPT.
t~iiist, the lordly manufacturer, that
IL, y wi>hcl to protect ngtinst the free
competition of tho capita list Of Europe.
Orr capt. list manufacturers wanted u
larger interest on his money thau tn.
cnpitnli,t Of Europe was y illing to ac-
crpt and lac WIS given the benefit Of IL
trin. For the principal article he has
to buy-to wit. the labor Of nieT-he
demands free trade in the Lrondest
seusp
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Before and After.

George" Ill said. ''before we were
hurried you were always bringing me
rings and bronstpins aud yinniyrettes
aud things like that. Why don't you
ever bring me anything now:" "My
doar," replied George, "did you ever
hear OF IA fisherman feeding bait to n
fish he had cnuqLl2"-UEx
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this list should appear at my office aud
luyl Eurh ettnr ro,,sct.d
II. McC CAIN.
ltrSistry Agent.
HrKistcrcd Xotcr..

"ektSbcreo sotrE
Following tx n list Of Registered Yoi-
ers of roano precinct tor the election
of 1888:
Bruce ID D De trd John
Crazier ] Ii
Gordon c II Gobbel \ "
Hardy L NJ Hardy + c
Johnson Wesley J.ques til
Jackson y S
Lewis John q
Melon james MarIur Chns
Miller II NJ
Parker Lou
R"lph ] A
Spencer J
Yoigt I'D
STATE OF NEVADA. =,
C"us7Y OF ELKo.
Notice is hereby given that I will re-
ceive objections to the right to vote. on
tie part Of any person above registered.
until 6 o'clock T.. NJ. on the 2ud day OF
November. 1883. All persons wLose
names may he enormously entered in
this lit should appear ut my Office aud
have such error corrected.
A. W. GoDDxL.
Registry Agent.
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AdVertIscd Letters.

Following is n list OF letters re-
manning in the Postoilica Mt E!ko, Sat.
urday, October 81, 1883:
Alhcrgi Felix. Andsen 4 L.,
Carpenter Louis, CaliGan May.
Dawson J G. Fredrri,k JrsSi
German NJ. Men, ILL., u,
I~'eirent Louis, PHILIPPE .Antoni,
Ro.h Charles, ShnSnrt Martin,
Stottler Marshall.
Persons calling for any Of the above
ettnrs will please say 'ndvertised."
JAS. =. SMITH. p VI.
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STOCK NANES.
MURPHY g. HILL, HALLECK' NEW.

RANGE: North Fork IF the Humboldt and Mountain City, EXC county, e.
y,da nd Duck md nruneau Valleys, Owyhec county, Idaho.
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CHINESE Hxoi.us,os.

TLedsad eli! $50 ISL seems to Dea