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SpEcrA1rrEs II SPR1se FABR1cs.

SprcrA1rrrs II E:r Ses1se FABRIcs
HAS lust OPENED LARGE LINE OF NOVEL
NoyELTIEs il PARIS CoIBINAfioN SUITS.
NO hhANGING FROM $ln TO $2S.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH SIDE BAND SUITINGS,
AT 81 TO 81 YARD.
NEW NEW 4 4SSTSGH ALW99t At
NEW &C, iNcH SILK WARP HENR1ETrAs, IN ALL
SOL0kS. AT 81 AND S1.25.
NEW 5O,lNCH MELANGE SERGES, AT 81
NEW 42-INCH PkUNELLE CLOTHS AND ALL
.sp T91h GHAdLIEs AZ AZ 15q
AT Zoe. FORMER PRICES 81 AND 81 25
100 PIECES "EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN INDIA
SILKS OF MY OWN IMPORTATION, AT 81.
EXTRA VALUE" IN WHITE INDIA SILK AT
ALL 6oLoRs" IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS AT 75o.,
"oo ST. Sfp NOVELTIES" IN INDIA SILKS WITH
CORDED STRIPES AT Sl.25.
NOVELTIES IN WASH SURAHS AND OXFORD
NEW Ia TosCA. RUSSIAN AND DRApERY
NEW 49; !; IS H6 cHsANr1LLY LACE FLoUNcINGs
NE& es;INcH pffREcToIRE LACE rLoUNc1Nas,
MEN MSRStl tKoM 81 FISsoJNas
FROM % TO $l2 A YARD.
NOVELTIES IN BEADED SILK GRENADINES.
ALI. IftE LATEST STYLES" IN PARASOLS UNI
BRkI.LAS AND CARRIAGE SHADES
u D SH0lrG RI GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue corner Of
IT Ninth street. Established lS4O
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EASILY ACCOUNTED FoR.

Easily ACCOUNTED FoR
We're doing tremendous business in our tail.
oring department. Knocks our previous sea-
sons away out of sight" The reason IS plain
blood will tell-in horse Fine work, perfect
fitting and elegant fabrics will tell in clothing.
That's the secret
The clothes we've piled upon our tables this
spring have caught the eyes Of d ssy gen.
tlemen. They're precisely the same elegantly
original and novel patterns that have captivated
London and Gotham's fashionable scions.
We place at your disposal one Of our expert
enced cutters. He takes your measur e; catches
the correct drift of any notions of your own.
and goes to work understandingly. The gar
ments are faultlessly made and everything is
in harmony with the work produced by the
noted tailors Of the world-except the price
that's from twenty-five to fifty per cent lower
Poole's card isn't on the coat-No, sir; but
sAKs AND CO.'S Is. AND WE NEVER PUT
1T ON ANYTHING WE ARE ASHAMED OF.
We guarantee you perfect Satisfaction.
FOR YOUR SERVANTS.
Send them in to to be fitted out in their
Spring Liveries. We can do it correctly and
less extensively from out our ready-made
stock. If you prefer it, however, Wen make
'em to order
We've all the leading shades made up only
after the most fashionable designs. Remember
We have the hats furnishings and boots for the
outdoor service-and everything, as WELL for
indoor attendants
We're the only house in town-and one of tho
few in the countrywide carry these things in
full variety, and who can meet your demands
on the instant
sAKs AND COMPANY,
TAILoRs AND oUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
ape
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BARGAINS IN GLOVES.
FOR TOMORROW WE WILL OFFER SOME EXTRA
VALUES, BOTH IN KID, SUEDE,
AND SILK GLOVES.
AT 6SC.-Our leader-ful assortment Of colors and
Sizes with new narrow stitching, for to-
morrow. The best Glove in the city for
the money.
All of the following tried on and warranted:
AT S9c.-4-Button or Mosquetaire Pig Skin, Tans
Browns, Black, or Grey.
AT $100-4-Button Kid Gloves in Tans, Browns
Fawns, Greys and black, narrow stitching
AT S1.25-4-Button Kid Glove. in Tans, Brown,
Fawns grey and black. narrow stitching.
AT $685. Button Undressed Kid Glove in Tans
Browns, grey and black, narrow stitching.
AT al 4S-Mosquetaire Undressed Kid Glove in Tans
Browns, grey and black, narrow embroidery
AT $l50-4- Button Kid Glove in Tans, Browns grey
and black, Feather-edge stitching.
AT 81. S9-Mosquetaire Undressed Kid Glove, in
and Oxblood.
AT 25c-Taeta Silk Gloves for Misses, all colors and
Black.
AT 25c-Taeta Silk Gloves for ladies' all colors and
Black.
AT 49o-Tafeta Silk Gloves for Ladies', all colors and
Fast Blacks.
AT 75c-Pure Silk Gloves for Ladies, all colors and
Black.
THE RON MARCHE
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SURPRISES Fon MosDAY OsIY.

SURPRISES Fon MosDAr OsLr.
Special prices in the Palas Royals Dress Goods de.
partrnent, from q. m. to 9 p. m. Monday April s.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE FIRST SURPRISE.
THE PALAIs ROYALS 75c. CHINA SILKS FOR
Csc YARD
Colors: Old Rose, Resada, Nile. Pistache and Olive
Greens; Terra Gotta, Boreal and Mahogany, States,
Grays, Browns, Tans and Fawn, Pinks, Cardinal,
Cherry. Magenta, ETC., etc.
s1-These Silks are full % inches wide and have
been quoted again and again the best values in town
at 75c
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE SECOND SURPRISE.
THE PALAIs ROYALS 81 INDIA SILKS FOR
94c. YARD. Light and Dark Ground. with the new
Jacquard Figures and Stripes Delicate shades of the
new Greens, Grays Browns, Blues, Tans; also Black
and White
FROM A. NJ. TO z. NJ
FROM g. NJ To6P.
FROM A. II. TO 6 P NJ.
FROM 8 A. N. To6PM
FROM A. NJ. To6PM
FROM A. NJ. ToePM.
FROM A. n TO 6PM
FROM A. NJ. TO NJ
FROM A. NJ TO NJ
FROM A. NJ TO 6P.M
The above quoted special prices positively FOR
ONLY. For account of certain Csc, Soc,
and SOC. Dress Goods which will be sold Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday at soc. yard lower half
of this coluurD
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no NOT MISS 1T, THE FINAL SALE OF THE
~ Fire. at KACFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
11th st. Sc. apo3t
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ANOTHER LITTLE SroRY.
ATRUE ONE.
ABOUT LITTLE BOYS SPRING SUITS.
WE SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTION,
THAT BOYS CLOTHING WAS NEVER
so PRETTY. so STYLISH. OR
so CHEAP AS THIS SEASON.
WE ALWAYS CARRY THE NEWEST AND BEST
NEW YORK STYLES AND ALLOW NO
ONE TO USDERSELL Us.
z. B. BARNUM co.
APPS e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
only FEW DAYS MORE AND THE FIRE
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L HILADELPHIA STORE

PHILADELPHIA STORE
viii offer great Bargain in Children's
Full Regular Made Ribbed Hose tBlack),
sizes B to 8, fully worth 25c. and sold at
that price. Our price will be l2ISc
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests in White and
Ecru. price was 2oc. This lot will 20 az
12,sc
grs6t Drive in Silk Windsor Ties. ex-
ira width and length; large variety of
styles; some among them worth soc !:
none under 95c. AL to go at I2k
lot of Satteen Windsor Ties, extra
size, worth 1Oc. viii go at Sc
Special Bargains in White Goods, India
Linons. Victoria Lawns. Plaid Muslins
Linen Lawns, &C., &C.; Embroideries an d
Laces.
Ladies' Beaded Capes, a to eco
Special inducements In Table Linens,
Napkins and Towels.
Hcnriettas, Cashmeres, and Wool Dress
Fabrics, all the new shades, at low prices.
Black silks, Black aud Colored Surshss
Fsilles, Luxors. &c. We invite compsf1.
sons
200 Rolls Of Mating we win sell at low
prices.
CARHART LEIDY
ap6 S2S 7th and 7o6 Z st. NV.
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r. Go1DscHM1p.
1OO7-1OO9 ST NV.
INTRODUCTION SALE
CONTINUED.
The introduction Of my Jewelry Department to the
public attended with such success that feel
sured everybody in and about Washington knows that
1 keep jewelry.
WHAT DID IT2 PRICES OF COURSE.
On Monday beg to present for your consideration
UMBRELLA AND CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
This introduction cost me money. If you don't be-
heve it, note the figures.
REMEMBER. FOR MONDAY ONLY.
The choice of 10 Carriages worth So 90 at s5. So
The Choice of 8 Carriages, handsomely upholstered
with satin parasol, worth 80. 90 at s6.9s.
The choice of IL Carriages fancy rattan bodies. up
holstered in silk plush, worth $1,000. for $685.
The choice of Is Carriages, handsomely upholstered
worth $13. 90, for s99S.
The choice Of 90 fine Carriages. patent wheels and
upholstered in the finest silk plush, worth cit 90
| for $119S.
| The choice Of Is Carriages. handsomely uphol-
stored, with lace and wool mat, worth $4,000.
| for S139S.
Gents Umbrellas worth sl.5O, at CSC.
Gloria Silk Umbrellas paragon frames. 20 in, only
| 90 cts. 2S in, only @1.3S.
26-in. Gloria Silk Umbrellas. paragon frames with
solid silver handles, worth from s35O up to $500.
| only 422S; % in. only 20 4S.
26-in. La Tosca Gloria silk Umbrellas. worth s3 so,
| at 92.4S.
26inLa Tosca Twilled Silk Umbrellas, worth $500.
| at sass.
26in. Twiled Silk Umbrellas. with long extra gold.
plated handles. worth 300. only Is. 4s. ct
n. GoLDsoHMID's
sp3-3m 1o07-1009 ct NV
nNLYA FEW DAYS MORE AND THE FIRE IA n
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5O-cr. BLACK DREss GooDs.
See the 40-inch Cashmeres.
See the 40-inch Serges.
See the 3S-inch Albatross
See the 3S-inch Nuns Yelling.
See the 40-inch Batiste.
We ask comparison with the Qualities usually
offered at 80 and CSC, and draw special attention to
the Priestleys Black Cashmeres at soc yard which
you can't duplicate under CSC.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
halo
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Fast BLACK HOSE
AT Csc, 35c., 49,. Use. UP TO So 80 FOR LADIES.
AT 25. 20. 80. A. 4s UP TO 75o.. FOR CHILDREN.
We carry severa! makes Of Fast Black Hose, but call
attention more especially to the ONYX BLACK Stock
ings, in fine Cotton Ingram, Isle Thread and Silk
Money refunded If they crock the feet, soil the
clothes, wear in holes
THE BON MARCHE.
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PRINTED CHINA SILKS Ar 75C.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE LOT OF
CHINA SILKS IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
STYLES AT ESQ AND s1oo PER YARD
THESE GOODS ARE CHEAP AND ARE USUALLY
SOLD FOR HIGHER PRICES WE ARE SHOWING
THAN EVER. INCLUDING THE LATEST AND
MOST DESIRABLE SHADES.
THIS IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE MOST USEFUL
AND COMFORTABLE WARM WEATHER DRESS,
AND AT THE PRICES NAMED ARE LOWER THAN
THEY HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED.
NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW SILKS, NEW WASH
GOODS AND GINGHAMS.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN SILK GAUzEs AT 81,
WORTH 81 so; LATEST EVENING SHADES
SPLENDID BLACK sURAH SILK Csc.
NEW 6o-INCH LACE FLoUNcINa FOR CLoAKs
AND DRESSES.
VIM SINISTER sons
ap6 9l9 PENN AVE. NV
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S1.9S JERSEY,
WITH SHOCKED sURAH SILK VEST,
Made of Fine Stockinette.
We have them in Blacks and Colors. Only 81 90;
worth s2.9S.
$l9s Jersey, of fine stocknette. trimmed with Silk
Braid, a la Militaire Sl9s; worth $2.4S.
TIT BBB MN NM
4 HE EEBEso AMMHH MMAEcHE,
IT B M NJ
T BIB NJ NJ NJ
ap6 3l6 SEVENTH ST NV
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nNLYA FEW DAYS MORE AND THE FIRE SALE
~ will end all odds and ends Of soiled goods left 70
sn entire new stock next week. DOUBLE CoMbI.
NATION 11th st. ae ap6-St
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B Bb ERR ZEE ssss ssss
+ + RRRfs En- ssss ssss
ODD ( ( EEE ssss ssss
ssss 4 Il ERR. TIT ssss
ssss Il Il II Z I SIS

ssss Il i II K 4 ssss
We are not going details again and tell You of
our Famous" Dress Shirts; it would be entirely un
necessary. Every man in Washington who has worn
one of our Shirts is reference What we DO want
to say is that our SPRING SHIPMENT Is IN and
has been placed sale the following special prices
which VIII hold good for few days only. Now is the
best time to buy your Shirts, so as to have them
broken in" by summer.
uNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Our soc. Dwight anchor Shirts" linen bosom,
bands and Wristbands special price 43c
Our Famous" 81 New York mills muslin, plain or
plated bosom, shirt bosom bands and wristbands
linen). special price CSC.
Our Famous" 81. 25 plain bosom dress shirts. can't
wear them out special price 79c
Our Famous" sl.5O plain bosom. custon-m.de
shirt linen bosom. bands and wristbands hand made
button-holes, patent stays. &c, SPECIAL PRICE 81.
Our 81 open front shirts plain or plated bosoms
have no equal.
LAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS.
Our soc. laundered dress shirt, special price e2c
Our 81 plain bosom dress shirt, special price s5c
Our 81 plated bosom dress shirt special price Sac
Our sl25 plain bosom dress shirt, special price
sll0.
~ 'nese snir1s oont nj perfectly, We refund the
money.
SHIRTS TO ORDER at the very lowest prices that
good work can be had for NIGHT SHIRTS
Our 5oc plain Dwight Anchor shirt special 45c
Our 65c. fancy night shirt, special Soc
Our Sc plain night shirt. special eec
Our S5c. fancy night shirt, special 6ec
Our l.5o embr night shirt special 81 90
MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
We are showing very large stock at extremely low
prices. all well selected goods of standard makes We
would Like you to give call before you make pur-
chases elsewhere, you will not regret H.
LION BRAND" COLLARS loo. each
GOOD 5-PLY CUFF AT 2 PAIR FOR ORC
E EB "A ~ MIMI Mn MISS
EBR "A Z Z MNsM ssss
BB AAA u U N NJ
BIB A A w MINI ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
9TH. sTH AND STREETS.
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W. B. MOSES SON.
Nos. $50, 522, 5o4. $685. 52s and $50 Eleventh
street northwest
No. HOO and 1102 F street northwest
Washington, DC. ape
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The above-Quoted special prices positively FOR
MONDAY ONLY. For account of certain 6Sc., Soc.
and SOC Dress Goods which will be sold Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at soc. yard lower half
of this column.
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ONLY FEW DAYS MORE, AND THE FIRE
~ sale will end. All odds and ends of Soiled Goods
left go. An entire new stock next week. DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 18th st. Sc. ap5-3t
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP,
Cor. 1lth and y St.. y. q.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-30
a DANGEROUS BEAST.
The Bug-Bear Described by q Student of
Unnatural History.

The Bug-Bear Described by a Student of
Unnatural History.
This animal, like several others,
fiourishes and grows in imagination.
Its size varies according to the locality
and the demand for 1t. If the case is
urgent, then a large bng-bear Is best;
but If it is unimportant, and only neces-
sary to have one on hand but not for
actual use, then little bug-bear will
answer. ...
The bug-bear Is always equal to the
occasion-that Is, If the person hand.
ling it is equal to the emergency. 1t
must be acknowledged that the bug.
bear, like the cinnamon bear, is apt 70
turn on Its trainer or handler and hug
all the fun out of him; but such risks
must be taken In the menagerie bust
ness. What think you would have
been the size Of Barnum's great show
had he been afraid of a bug-bear2
The chief use of the bug-bear is 10
add to the fright of those who would be
frightened at their own shadow, any
way. When they are all nicely scared,
along comes some fellow with a bug
bear, and away they GO, taking fences,
hedges and bitches ct q bound, meta
phorically speaking. 1t is strange.
but nevertheless true, that all peo-
pie are liable to be frightened by a
bug-bear. Men who would bravely face
stuffed bear and valiantly knock the
straw out of him, turn pale, and 1t would
be impossible to draw q sheet of paper
between their knees when they meet
bug-bear.
The ntlrae IN lreen 1snr> nblaro,ao nrao,.
ly, has bug-bear; the stock broker
uses q bug-bear to influence the market
in his favor; the tradesnnan, the man of
leisure, the laboring man and the bond
holder, all have bug-hesr. Thepoiice-
man ie an exceptioa-he has bare club.
The weak and timta can tahs oorsola-
tion from the fact that, althUuRh the
bug-bear has done great deal of harm,
1t has never yet been known 10 hte.-
q, Il. Collins. in Texas Sittinga.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-30
ON A SANDY FOUNDATION.

The new Brazilian Government is
in a peculi arly delicate position, and
if it does not prove itself equal to
coping with extraordinary emergen-
eies it is altogether likely that the
people will Cry out again for Dom Pc
dro. 1t will be Immediately confront
ed with serious issues that will test
its strength and capacity, even if it
shall have the primary advantage Of
establishing itself without military as
sistance.
Dom Pedro still has large follow
Ing, and his personal popularity was
intensified by his graceful, manly re-
tirement from the throne when he
saw that the will Of the majority was
against monarchy. The admirers of
che deposed ruler will foment dis
turbance if the new Gov eminent
makes a false step.
1t is impossible to conceive how se-
rious mistakes can be avoided when
the unsettled finances OF the country
are taken into consideration. Then,
too, there will be new demands fol
decentralization. for emancipated
slaves Buffalo Express.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-30
They Don't Like Kenny.

A meeting of Republicans was re-
GENTLY held in Eureka Springs, Ark,
to protest against the appointment, at
the instance of Powell Clayton, OF j.
W. True as postmaster. The resolu-
tions, while holding President Harri-
son blameless, on the ground that he
was "misled and deceived in the prem-
ises," accuse Clayton Of disregarding
the wishes Of nine-tenths Of the Re-
publicans in the place in this matter,
and declare that he "has openly and
notoriously violated repeatedly the
will of tho Republican party, not
enlY in his own home, but in different
parts OF the State of Arkansas, and
has prostituted his high privilege in
"urparty as the dispenser Of Federal
Pasronage."-1Alta.
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MRS. 8. REMEMBERED.

Her Memory Was Poor, but ono Fact She
Had Not Entirely Forgotten.
Mr.. Billus sat in his comfortable arm
chair, with his feet comfortably resting
on another chair. Mr.. Billus was en-
ioying himself. He had dined, and he
defied fate 70 do it's worst, even as an
other great man is said by historians to
have done under like circumstances long
before the period Of Billus.
maria, he observed, this is the ami.
Versary Of our wedding. isn't it?"
at is, John"
t'Twenty-three years. Maria" SAID Mr.
Billus, refiectively. as he took the poker
and stirred the fire in the crate. ',s
laundering long-h m! h'ml-long time
for some married folks. Ism it2"
at is, John"
"And yet it doesn't seem--h'm, m.
AS II it were thirty years since first
met You at the Jasper County far. does
it?"
''It isn't thirty years." 'rep::ed Mrs.
Billus, rather shortly. "Itis only twen-
ty-six."
al meant twenty-six years, Of course,
Maria. Speaking Of that fair" continued
Mr.. Billus, 81 wonder If you remember
that big artichoke in the agricultural
hall?"
'No don't remember any big arti-
choke
Have you forgotten the long ear of
corn sent in by old Absalom Wykoff2"
81 have no recollection Of it."
Don't you remember the big beet
that Uncle Jakey Dubois had on exhi-
bition?"
No"
Maria" said Mr. Billus, impatiently,
where's your memory? Don't you
recollect the great big pumpkin that
weighed one hundred and seventy-six
pounds that Cal Hepperly was showing
every body that came to the fairP"
sit seems TO me l do remember a big
pumpkin"
mighty poor one, Maria, but you couldn't
forget that big pumpkin. Do you have
any idea," persisted Mr.. Billus, with
growing recollections of sundry pies his
good mother had made shortly after
that fair, whatever became Of that
pumpkin, Maria2"
II think have, John"
"You have, hey" he retorted, in sur
prise. IF 1t Is all you can do to re-
member the biggest pumpkin at that
fair how do you happen to know what
became of it, madam2>
81 married that pumpkin, john"
The fire burned feebly in the CRATE,
the canary bird slumbered peacefully in
its cage, and amid silence SO profound
that the shadows could be plainly heard
dancing on the wall Mr.. and Mrs.
Billus sat in their cheerful little parlor
and dreamed the happy hours of their
wedding anniversary away.-Chicago
Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-30
THE SILVER CONVENTION.

The Silver Convention is in active
session at st. Louis, and the members
thereof are earnestly and faithfully
laboring to further the interests OF the
peoples money by bringing to bear on
Congress power which will secure
favorable legislation. Mr.. Bland, of
Missouri, the author OF the Bland Bill,
made speech on Wednesday in
which he said:
The free coinage of silver will settle
the silver question and greatly relieve
the poor. The only question with
metalists in our country is whether
we should at once repeal our demon
etiza5ion laws or wait for the conven-
fence of the other Powers, including
Great Britain. It is significant fact
that you will scarcely find a man in
in public life to-day who will assume
the responsibility of contending for a
single gold standard. l am in favor
OF padding our own canoe in this as
well as all other subjects. If We have
enacted bad laws let us repeal them
Especially should we repeal the law
That has been so universally condemn
ed as the characterization act of 1873.
No matter whether the interested
few who engineered this legislation
meant we'll or not, it was practically
Il fraud upon Congress and the Ameri-
can people.
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A RARGAIN.

The following described property
win be sold at bargain for cash:
A RANCH OF 24o ACRES.
Eighty acres under good fence. A
good house of Ave rooms, with neces-
sary outbuildings; sixty tons Of hay;
ten head, more or less, of stock horses;
five work horses; two sets of harness;
one new wagon, capacity, 5000
pounds; one spring wagon; chickens,
hogs, tools, etc.
Price, Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
I have also for sale about 1000
fence posts. Call on or address,
KNOX A. CRANE,
South Fork, gf,
Elko Co, 4
Mevada.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot Hosel--CIark s. Green, Pro.
prietors.
9HL Lander, 1a-M Ranch; e A p
tSoNason, Mound Valley; Chas Adams,
&saoth PorkS Geo F. Lord, Salt / ak,
Gty; w n Poster s. f; b Armstrc n
StOr Vallsy.
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TAX ON PROCEEDS OF
MINES.

THE TAXES ON THE pRocRprs
nsfnsa Of Elko county fer the 0nnrt, end
ing Sept so. tsss, are now due end peysbis
and he law with sgard tstttir ccnel<senw
bfiet<iealv saforesa.
F AN HEshsaM
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that he had been tOCmented with for thirty years,
and had resisted the curative qualities Of many
other medicines
RoBERT CLEoG, Druggist, Falls City, Neb.
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