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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25
Tn. ,rrls.,lo. c.mu.I,,e..

The Committee Of The United states
Senate to Investigate the question of
irrigntinS the arid lands OF the Uuilsd
Suites passed through Elko on O sprcial
trnin ut noun to-t.ay. NJ
The Personnsi Of tho. party consists
oil Hon. ". 81. Stewart, Nevada, Chair
man,; Hon.J II. Reagan Texas; Hon.
Preston q. Plumb. Ksrsns. and Hon.
j.. Il Jones. Arkansas; gns.t OF the
COMMITTEES. Mnj.r John w. Powell,
Director U. S. Geological Survey; Of
hcers OF the committee. Richard j.. Hin
tont Irrigation Engineer U. S. Geo
logical Survey; e. }. Krppel. Clerk r.
Q. Boswell, Official Reporter; Eugene
Davis. Sergeant alarms; J. n. Hines.
Assistant SUrgeunt-lt Arms; J n. War
nsr. Pirate Secretary to Major Pow.
ell md A. d. Foote. Civil Engineer U.
g. Geographical Surrey, SNAKE River
Basin, i'll charge Of Ilaho. Captain G.
+ Du.'on. U s. A. Cuief Engineer OF
Irrigation Survey U. y. Geological Sur
Sey Ohco met the party in Salt Lake.
At Ogdsn they were joined by Lyman
Bridges. U. b. A. survey managing ell
ginser system Of Nevada aud California
-hsi OF tho Sitrrns. md Col. Il. B.
M"Tson. assistant engineer, Mr. Hin
ton il author OF Il Irrigation in the
C"it-d States" report prepared for
the Department Of Agriculture and
published in 1856 10y the U. g. Senate,
DR.. Hines, a Que journalist. writing
for the Washington Post, New York
World and other papers.
Here they were joined by Hon. Geo.
Russell, Senator Sproule. Assessor Hes
SON, A.. q. Dawley, Hon. +. n. Stone,
r. Dorsey, ull of whom accom- panied
tie distinguished ~visitors US far as Bnt-
tie Mount'in to urge upon them tho
natural resources OF Elkc county aud
itn natural sites for the building OF les
erIOirS for the storage Of waste waters.
Some OF the named citizens will nc
company tie Committee to Carson mud
appear before them to advocate the in.
terests Of our c:unty. a-
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More Itcductionss

Tho mining troubles In Northern Hi.
nois have family bocn settled, Wages
are to bs Ioduccl by TX cents "a tou.
in'tsad OF 10, rs originally proposed.
mud ihere il 10 he an .ndvsncs al ~
cents nftnr October LIST. This viii
iunko n net reduction Of 6. eerss, mud
will inaks the I ital an aant resolved By
the miners just about equal to tho duty
which il supposed to represent the
difference between American mud for
eiRu wages. For their hnfd and OK
huusliug labor tbs meu will 10 paid
something less lhnn $50 a month. This
ia lu's, t,kio2 tho cost Of living ipio
con 'ideration. than they conld make In
EuglNLd. Msanwh,i. tho coal trus. il
doing very wei. II Examiner.
Hc Was horn 1Cdo soon.
ohcer llnnlihan-A,H who does this
riprcrut. Teddy
OmoIr N3nrks -%.Iioroaiss.
oMeOr HcHlihan-An' IL ho. dend
now1
onieer Routto 'timpn.icn,ly Yis;
'hS'o tour tOuS,pd yeats. 20 blapod
fool.
oiSoer Honlihan tsaiiy)-Phwnt
pity look 1t tho clab ay him. Sure
as u fo'ne man he would have made
on Tho ieoIce.-- Puck.
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!rron Fd4Ay.. Daily.
MLAAGUMDI.

Au. g. 4. 81 Clair /. Waiting friends
in town.
The train. ar. ali RAINING b.h ipd
time again.
IL. Hilton. of Mound valley. .. in
town to-day.
Ed Kelly came down from Fl ,llsck
this morning aud stopped over in town
to-day.
]. D. Abel nad J.. ]. Campbell lsnt
this siternoou for their home near Fort
Halleck.
Fishing poles from rs cents up. and
q fall assortment Of doe fishing tackle
Al Mullsr's.
Tho weather remains extremely
warm. the Thermometer still aicketihx
about the 100 notch.
E. L. Stevens. who has been hero
doctoripg for the e~rysipslas. left las.
evening for Ruby Yall,y.
W. arc gratined at tn. hearty greet
ing which we received from numerous
ElkO friends on our return from ..God's
country"
Tbs cruiser Charleston, /, i,riei on
her official trial trip ,ss,ri is,. We
hope that she will 6ll all requirement.
aud be accepted by the Naval Board.
A huge smoke 10 rolling up this after
noon in the direction of the WI st end of
Pleasant Valley which indicates a great
hre. What is burning can only be
conjsotured.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK Persons, resi-
dents Of North Ruby Valley. had til.
misfortune to lose Que Of their family
this week. n child about six years of
age. The remains were deposited iu
the Glover Valley grave yard yesterday.
Says the Seattle Post Intelligeucsr:
A woman with six living husbands. two
Of whom are in the oeniteutiary. one in
snohomish. two in parts unknown. and
one in Seattle, only ono OF whom has
been divorced, has been broagLt to light
in II divorce complaint filed in the Dis
trict Court.
Reprblican:-A Raj Bl7f editor saw
a lady merchant there gsttiug in 4 new
assortment OF goods. aud he said in his
paper I'VE are grstiisd to sec her
stocking up" When she met him on
tue street the neIt day she lambasted
him with her parasol and tongue, and
BIO is now trying to figure out what no
snid.
G.. NJ. Bryant and family, Of Chico,
CAL. are en- route to Springfield, Hi
nois, which place Mr.. Bryant left in
1861 aud this is his frat trip saIt since
hat time. Mrs. Bryant is George
Elmoro'r youngest sister, aud the fam.
lily stopped over TO visit Mr.. AMI AIRS.
Elnore. They will leave for the east
Oh this evenings trim.
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Iron Tuesday. D.il,.l
OA1.MAGGNpI.

Mound Valley i. veil represented in
town to-day.
Charles Teilipps. Foreman for Mur.
ply & Hil'. in in tosn to day.
81. Gla'er. OF Psko, il taking in Che
sigLts Of the metropolis to-day.
Murphy il Hill's team loadsd with
lumber to-day for ths North Fork OF th.
Humboldt.
Miss Adiie Hunter and Miss Lonise
Adams left last evening for sult Lake
City, IN IL Snoit visit.
The Un;tad States Irrigation Cou,-
mittee will pass through here to-uor-
row morning ut O'Clock.
The schovl in Mound Valley. laugh.
by Mrs. st. Clair. haS cl .sed on &C.
count OF tae iiluesa Of the teacher.
Tho ~ar whoop Of the Tuscaror.s
woke the schoos last night aud rsvied
tho memories Of the White Pine Indian
war.
Miss Minnie Wines, who has been
Waiting hero for the past three weeks.
let last evening Tor her homo In Ruby
Valley.
Ncls. ouderkirk. j. II. Snncuin.t.
William Cleudeuni-g, w. II. Kennedy
and IhOs. Suttle arc in from Mound
to-day.
Mrs. G. W. Grover anil Miss Maud
Garter returned last evening from u
visit TO Secret. RUDY and Pleasant
Valley.
The trustees nrs having the school
house thoroughly repaired and reno
'"ted. mud when completed it will 10
in frat class shape.
Winnemurca WAS visited by n dust
torn Lat Saturday. Fur two or thr,s
minutes the wind blew at about the
rate OF fifty miles an hour.
There IL still some hope for hrs.
Nnybrick. On inquiry A. the Home
Once it was learned that the Queen l..
nl,endy in receipt. nj Osborne. Of Home
Secretary Matthew'S recommendation
for the issue Of II rrprieve. and it is
limited that there Is some possibility Of
II full pardon being syeutu lily granted.
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The HARdIcI.

Following Il tho ,eidlnt rendered by
the Corouer'S jury in tho Tstty Gaze Al
Stockton, Cal last Wednesday:
We. tho jury. ind that tho deceased
whs nnmod Dasid =. Terry, that he
was q native OF Kentucky. aged about
OF yenrs, that he cane To his dosth on
the 18th Of August. 1889, IN this oouD.
~. We further aud thai tbs snid David
s. Terry chtuo 10 his death from tho
effects Of n gun shot wound Inflicted by
ono David Maggie Al The town Of Lath.
Top. eonntJ Of San Joaquin. State Of
California.
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Frnr. Saturdays Daily
EASMAGrNni.


w" -A'" "'"h from wells
h'sS f''s" Al'1sn1er, teacher 1T In
m''''e' cAme ia Today.
J. ID. Abel. Of Fort Halleok, CANA /,
by private. couysvanco vo,,,rJ,x
Ro,ul,r moo,i,, r,,.1 20
10 n -, ,h.;. NJ =. ,,.D
M'S' ffed "'soh ana daughter ar
f"'u inns morning from salt Lake CITY
:. T. Weeks. w. IL GfLs and 7
Steele. Of Glover Valley, were in t,w,
yesterday.
Oh, sl.v -, I., C..
cam. J,y, v..,.,l,. .,, .., ~
t,vn ,n.doy
.-, S
ny, "' "o "''' 10
Nn2ir. who sho. Terry mi formerly
II 'e'ident Of the ComStock. Having At
'" ~" o""e" " saloon In 4
NV
lhc Democrnt> Of Virginia mct in
convention, mt Rlchnanl on Angus.
10Th, aud nominated Captain Phil W.
mckinney for Governor by uccla-
iha'ioh.
The Nevada State Fair will be held nj
X no commencing sept. Both md end
ing Octobar Ssh. II promises TO b, ia,
most ,ucee.siuI ever held in the State.
E'ko county has some OF tho finest
'io'S III tie State aud Should be well
represented at the far.
Times R,virw;-Tn compliance viii,
tclrrrnuLic instructions t,ou IN, E,.,-
cisco. Sup,,iut.uI.,t chi, sus,.,l.d
on.rntions -, both ,b. ,m,orvo.r
mine mad ,iI v.,,.,h,v h,ovi,o
olou, I75 m.n out NJ .m,,orm.,,
Tn, r.asops for fins ste, m Nm, nna ~
IA. rou,,.rcn, Las. M, ga, ..,h.,
her, hrI ,h.v mr., No ,,o,h, oo,.r, al
;,,id,hl.
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Sleep.

I only know that when 1 am in the
condition OF sleep l have neither fear
nor hope. neither trouble nor glory.
Blessed be he TINT Invented slssp. II
wrnps Us like n mantle. It 10 the food
thnt appsasoih hunger. the drink that
q%uencheth thirst, the ire that tempers
cold. the cold that muisrntos heat. aud
lastly. the gsuerHl coin that purchases
all things. Tho balance and weight
That equals tho shepherd with the king
aud the simpls with tho wise. Only
ono evil has it, 81 I have heard. which
is that 1t resembles death for. between
u mhn asleep and . msu dad the
difference 10 iittls.-(Ssnoh6' PAusA In
Don ,QuiIoie. d'"'s'
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A Youthful Despsrado.

Al Reno lrst Friday the Two sons OF
T. whe' lar--Adriau. agsl IL. aud Par.
~, aged 10 yrsrs-residiug in the west
srn part Of Rsuo. engaged in n quar-
rel when the elder applied n vilo epi-
thst to the younger. which 30 angsrsd
the hoy. whom. it is snid, is an incor-
rigitls youth, that he plunged o PEN
knife he hal into the left hip Of Farley,
which made its way to tho bone and
sarer"d mn artery, from which the
bay nearly bIod to death.
Mrs. whs'lsr ans tn. only one home
at the time. but with the assistance OF
~n-iGhbors she m,naged to almost stanch
tbs flow Of blood. until toe arrival Of
DIR Phillips. who took up the artery
mud ~b"ndsged the wound. The boy j.,
restinS easily. aud IL due cnre is taken
will be well again in a short time.
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NONE AGAiI.

After an absences Of nearly four week.
the editsr resumes the l.bors. the pless-
nrss, the dulles aud responsibilities Of
tho editorial chair, after visiting the
familiar localities OF long ago and meet
ing hosts Of relatives aud friends whose
hearty creating shall ever hold a sacred
SPOT on menory's page.
We lsfe Elko ON tho 9th OF Jolly,
stoppsd over IN Chicago about sixteen
hours and arrived at Tsrre Ha ute,
Indiana. on Friday morning. August
2nd, where We i~nusgunrated the system
OF sho.t visits made necessary on nc.
count Of the limited time Of our stay.
The people throughout that section
Of tho Hoosier st tie seem to be pros.
porous, contented and happy. Tie
crops nre ans and fortunately for us
the weather Was delightfully."- cool and
pleasant; and although the Atmosphere
at that altitude, {isss than 500 feet
above the level OF the SOM. is heavy
damp md oppressive tho remarkably
oool weather Tor August was very
favorable for one whuss residence dur.
ing the past ten yeArs. bean at uu elti.
tuds Of over 5000 feet above sra
Lowell.
Many changes have taken place since
We J.. II that country in 1879. oae Of
the most striking OF which is found In
tho remarkable growth OF the shade
trees which Adurn the door yards oil
nearly ali residences. Terre Hauts has
grown from a respectable town to .
busy and bnstliug city. and where Ia
1917 Ne found ocrn field, aud COW pssl.
urss We now aud . region Of reside noes,
paved ,trssts lined with o W. Of q
trees, aud the whole territory illumia.
atsd by electric lights. g.
Although the trip seems long one,
the journey Is made In comparative ess,
and comfort, as every facility i Afforded
for the ~oonvonisnOs Of travellers. Tho
scenery over tho Rocky Mountains on
the line Of the Denver & RE Brands
Western Railway 10 magnificent BE-.
yond description. and splendid ,hotcl,,
are situated nj convenient distances
along The line nf tho road whore meals
ut to crafty the palate Of Au spicurs
arc served 10 tho best style. A. Green
River. Grand Junction. Cimnarou,
Gn"nisou and Sargent as Bns meals
are spread As can be found In regions
OF tho highest civilization. and the
Prices are very reasonable.
From Dosrer to IT. Luui, We Travelled
over the Burlington Route which 10
equippsJ with reclining chair cara frse
to NIL first clnas passengers. and the
management takes pleasure 10 looking
to tue welfare OF It's pa.rous.
After spending two weeks 10 WHO
and P"rks counties, 10 Indiana, ws
turned TO the marvellous West md ar.
rIy'd at Elko last night. glad onso
mora to be at home. The east IL 4
beautiful country, but there is an at.
traction about the q brush soun,ty
VIII oh Il would be diGionlt to d.,cribe,
and ono who has lived IN eli,
mountainous country . few years wou d
scarcely be satishad to mako n psrus.
nsnt home els, Of the Missouri river.
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Tho District Fair.

At n meeting Of the Directors OF the
Humboldt District Agricultural A,.ocia-
ton it was decided to holI :hc Annual
District Fair from October 18Th to 18th.
boil, days inclusive. Tho u.ual pre-
miums will he offered for the best
horses. %cntiIe. sheep. etc.. aud 5000
will be given the bs.t miro in the base
bail tournament. Tho sprsd pro-
grAmme wilt 10 unusually interesting
and over s. 1000 will he given in pre-
miums TO the winning horl''.- lsilrer
State.
A minister once began his praying
after tho choir had performed nm an
them Ivy saying: IL rd. thon under
st"ndrst rhnt the choir has said. though
NO did not HulerAiand \ word"
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An 20 Ar.

A lady living in Ohio IL tn mother Of
,'1 boys. One day q friend calling ON
her said:
What a pity n OF your boy. had
not been II gi,l."
One Of the boys about 8 years OF 40.
overheard this remark. and promptly
i~ut'rrossi:
I'D like to know who'd q bin Ter; I
wouldn't q bin ''r; Ell woul Int a bin
'sr; Joe wouldn't "a bin 'sr, and I'dlils
to know who'd a bin 'er.-fEr.
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Prom w.dn..a.,.. Daily
aALnAGUHDl.

Gso. ". Taylor. of Pleasant Valley.
vas in town yesterday.
J. O. 5tubbs, General Traffic Man
sSsr Of the S,u.nsrn Pacific Company.
p'ssed through on No. 2 this norniug.
Tho new war cruiser. San francisco.
being constructed at the Union Iron
Works. g IN Francisco. il nearly ready
to be launched.
Tho attention Of sheep men Is di-
rected to the advertisement Of Lit,le's
Chemical Fluid which appears else-
whore. The Sheep Dip is easily ap-
piled Al? is a sure euro for seab.
Eraminer:-The original ..Old Black
Joe" is dead. at the mature age Of one
hundroh anil twelve. 1t l. to be hoped
that he han not Impaired any Of his
longevity to the people that sing aboat
him.
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Two little Eirla wore talking abou,
the prizo nyht. Their mother wa
asked "if one VI The msn might not be
killed" She answered ''Yes." Tho
elder girl said, "wsl I don't believe
h-1l 60 10 heaven" H~hsr.upon tbs
JousE'r responded. "Thou u he so.s
to ihnt other plscs he'll whip Satan,
and everybody will Be glsd.-INew
Orleans Tiu sa-DsnosrAt.
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Lowrrr,. Object.

childs, the Mississippi officer who
started with Rilraip. said that Governor
Lowry" plan Is to convict Kilrsin aud
aentenco him to the same p~uuishns u
as that iuhistsd upon Sullivan. Thi.
will put things in proper train for the
pnnishinent Of the railroad officials
who carried the pugilieis 10 the ish,,
and Tor whom Governor Lnwry Ia gun-
ming especially. Kilrain will then bs
released on bail. and as soon a. tho
railroad meg ate brought to tlms both
sullivan and K'lrnin will DO p.rtousd
or proceedings against than dropped.
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wholesale Slaughter.

We nre Informed that the fr,s have
driven hundreds OF ok. deer and ushrr
game out OF the mountains. do Wn among
The foot hills. whore tho Indians nte
sl"ughtsiing them by the wholesale. A
ranclisr called At this Office on Monday.
md Informed us that they had Killed
800 elk at one place, md altar taking A
small portion Of M bind quarter.
would leave Tho remainder II Idaho
nVui,tsf.
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AM EIopeMrn..

Inc Photograph OF Mrs. Gsongs RH-
DO ke appears in the Polio. Gszett.
as The cba'npios sIopsr. Il being stat..i
mat she las eloped for the fourth time.
the last sseapAds occurring = Provi-
denoe. r. /. hR Ribbecks aud Der
husband. who is n barber. resided in
Battle Mountain for over a year. le.v-
ing last Fall. They went TO Provi-
deuce r l., where he is following his
trade.-lCsn,ral Nevadau.
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The Carson mtHt.

What 10 The matter with the Car.
'on Mint' The psoplc Of Nevada were
told last Fall that IL Hitrissn we're
elcctud the mint would 10 IN full blaat
turning out the dollars Of our daddies
within ninety days nftsr bis inaugusn-
ton. Nearly twios that many days
hive passed and carson's mousy fac.
tory still r, mains idle. Senators Jones
md Stewart shoulh exercise. spino Of
that mighty influence, they olsined Ia
iboir campaign Speach.s, to have with
Harrison and redeem their promises to
our people. Verify. tho goli-bug IL
iuighlier than tho law. IF
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a,rnroa or n,oIon.

From orr pasture near lislleck, soue
time i'll April. 1889. one light bay horse.
branded JILL conneo,ed. (tbc stems OF
the and l. forming the H.. ON Nit
high, 8 ON lsit shoulder aud 30 ou
left hip.
a suitable reward will be paid Tor 90,
rsinin Of the horses TO uslleck. OF ius
Information whstv they ma no tOuud.
KILLr & MoCAty.
HAlloot. New, May y, 1889. u
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iProgross Ia Oklahoma.

Some people we jumped to the
hnsty conclusion thsi bscanss the BOOM
ing Of Oklahoma in tho nsu.pspers has
ceased. there can be very Little lott OF
the settlements there. But a oorrss.
pondcn; OF the st. Louis Glob,-D.mo-
crni. who Inns just revisited Gulbris,
finds TINT the eleven weeks since tho
Opening have ,s'n the establishment Of
five city governments, siI banks, eight
newspapers, thirty-.svsn lumber yards
and hunhre IL Of stores. The frame
bnilding hiss crowded ont tho tent, mud
several blocks Of brick aud stone are
being erected.
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Away orr.

For the frat time in twenty years,
Eiko county Is issuing scrip TO pay the
rusning expenses Of the county. rhore
IL plainly Of money In the TREASURY, but
u belongs to tho school fu%nd.-tCon.
trail Neysdun.
Who told you 10 muchf Yon are
twelve or thirteen yenra mistaken. but
that isn't much. II has been seven or
eight yoars since EIko county issued
script to pay the expenses Of tho eoun.
ty, Instead Of twenty as the Nsvadan
put. it.
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Their own Fault.

Two hunlrel miners were discharged
Mt TuscGrora n few days ngo because
the mines woulan'. pay Ut tho p. pscnt
discount oil silver. stick 20 me. boys.
nnd / will stick to you. mud in three
mouths after Harrison !. elected wc
will hsvs silver Up to PAR" yell,d Seu-
ntIr Stewart nj Tuscnrorn last Fall.
The ''bOyS" stuck 10 Stewart md TO
Harrison and whnt il tho resIlt2 Sill
yer Il lower thnu Mt my time since the
passage OF the Bland Act, and seven
cents All ounce less than il was ou the
day Of lInrrison's election. Both Of
our Senators CAV. their personal nssur
nnce TINT Harrison was friendly to
silver aud favorable to fred ~ooinags.
Did worthy President lie to our
Senators. or were our Senators gro
manc'na' to the "boy>7'"-rv irginin
Chronicle.
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THE Escapsd Cenxies,

Sharp, the Stage robbor, who escaped
fom State prison l,st week. has been
tracked al Clear Crock Canyon. Ton
Oliver. Superintendent OF the Frums,
reports having sean a nao In thu neigh.
borhond Of Saints Rest, who from de-
.scrptinn since seen. he 10 satisfied vss
ihe escapth prisoner. Sharp has a
warm friend In Tom Mcdowell. a for.
mer inmate Of The State Prison, who 70.
sides at Verdi, aud Il 10 believed he IL
working bic way in that direction
[Chronisls.
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Questions

TIL" Reno Journal prepouUds the fo'-
loving: When will PfAuk Eswiauds
build his new house.
Who're IL Tom Fitch.
Who is to put up for The new $3.50.
600 hetal.
Wisn will tho Southern Pacific com.
mence or the new depot, Tho Carson
Appeal snys the above will cveptua,e
whom the asuonL Ohtiat Apprara.
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ave ana 10. ~.

Those who desire fresh Groceries ana
Provisions. us we'll sa glassware. Queens.
ware, elo. should not fail to e1umine
NY stock and prices before purchasing.
penny saved Is m good M n penny
earnel." mud you osn save money by
purchasing goods ut home. I carry .
large stock OF s~sasonablo goods aud
will "slI at Live and Let Live prices.
z ID. II. CsAsR
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A Hutton noninnce.

lie was about to Sny niieu, was
thinking Of some word t. ~fiat,rr, when
from his oyerc at there iiew q button,
with II dismal ~clatter. lie blu,hed,
hut she, with wonnn's tact, rs il
Shr saw n good joke in il. cried
lnughingly. There now, I'll &c,
your tnilor's pnrt for just IL minute.
He dofed his cont aud watched her
thr sad the needle, with her bend low,
Nov do you know" lie softly said
81 have mn awful Int Of mending? "A
bachelor, we'll say, like Inc, is ut the
mercy of his tailor and then there's
something Else you see. (nt this hi
turned n trife pnl-r), "My heart needs
mending much. l fear, do you suppose
that you conid do it2 '.well. I don't
kn:w," size unused, but. dear I'll give
NY whole intention to it,"
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\ Lucky M;nsr.

Tho Ontario Record says: A shes,
iimo ago an old miner, lucky Jnok
Gruudy, arrived here from Colorado
busted. A job n offered him on The
Banks claimed by Badly, having vhn.
he could take on. IN two weeks pay
msnt for certain work. The second
day 10 washed out 4 nugget worth 500