Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-06-04

o~SS~ 49, t00O4uA A4OICAdhuIb0 Du6T-
ness Of VIM. Snow, in Ruby Valley,
and that Mr.. Snow will remove his
family to Elko next August. We wish
Mr.. Wines success in his new enter
prise.
Observation-Disclosures dog snaps
alta fly that has been fooling around him
for five hours and misses it, he feels
just like the girl who pours the full
tide of her affection over young man
and suddenly discovers that it won't
soaL In. :.t--i..
John Hayden. of Sprucemont, came
down suffering from broken. collar
bone which was occasioned by being
thrown from a horse. DR.. Grimm re-
paired the injury, 30 far as possible,
and the young man left last night on
his return home.
A sound body and contented mind
are necessary to perfect happiness. If
you wish to possess these, cleanse your
blood with Ayers sarsaparilla. It is
perfectly safe to take, and is thorough
ly reliable, highly concentrated, and
powerful blood purifier
Appeal:-Powning takes his defeat at
the Winnemuccs Convention with good
grace. II he bleeds inwardly he gives
10 indication upon the surface. While
breakfastiug the following morning he
smilingly remarked: "Will some gen.
tleman please pass the crow?'
s. F. Post:-The Golden Gate Re-
publican Club has requested the Cali
fornia delegation to Chicago to cast the
vote of the State for Gresham. Other
clubs should follow this example. CAL
ifornia should take strong position in
nominating the man who is to win, and
who Id worthy to win.
A recent issue of the Bodie Miner has
the following local: All gentlemen in
Mono county who do not desire an Office
at the coming election are requested to
meet at Miners Union Hall, Bodie,
next Monday evening. to take the pre-
lminary steps to prevent having ON Of
fee thrust upon them.
James G.. Blaine will return to his
native home and will be the guiding
star of the Republican party during the
coming campaign.-T Carson Tribune.
If he proves as reliable a guide this
year as he was in '84 he will not make
very successful pilot.
j. S. Gardner has recently made ex-
tensive improvements on his residence
and now has one OF the most attractive
in town. He has varied the monotony
by painting IL o peculiar color which at
once strikes the eye as being an i'm
provement on the conventional white.
Reports from the interior of Califor-
ria show. q marked improvement in
grain over the reports of few weeks
ago. Light rains and cool weather
have done much good to everything but
cut hay. The fruit districts give prom
Use Of IN excellent yield and of supe-
rior quality.
The great Southern California boom
is growing small by degrees and beati-
fully less. and many persons who went
into IL with the hope of making an indie
pendent fortune in short time have
found out to their cost that land
boom, like the Louisiana Lottery, is q
very uncertain quantity.
If we were conducting Republican
paper in Nevada, with recent events
fresh in the minds of the people, We
would be cautious about charging our
opponents with monopolizing the little
brown jug" and its "bug Juice"
Those who dwell in glass houses should
be careful how they fling rocks.
Alta When the Republicans meet at
Chicago they will denounce the Demo
Gratis for trying to reform the tariff, and
will then soIemnly pledge themselves to
revise aud reform tho tariff. The old
game Of 1884 will be played anew, but
not quite so successfully. The major
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