davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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his combination costume, and has al
ready ortiered four dozen prints from the
negative TO Distribute among his friends
st Lower Brule. His sDn, a teacher at
Hampton college. and a very bright
young man, II also prUTSi of tho picture
and orylsrs q nsw supply Of prints two or
three t4rnes year.
The fourth stage of evolution, CON
plsts European dress. ia vel Shown by
ths plsosozrsDhs of American Horse and
Staining Bear. and q grim old Stand
ing Cloud This veteran warrior wa
- ford % the prodBct ~ The piae.
tnxrapher's art that he u~ed q sYend
hours at tire IN peITs gallery, Taz-
Ing With ur1disgEsi@sf admiration st
us thousands - pfrsarea On taa
walls szd watching wsth graf to-
tar-~s th- sitting IN The 0perating
room Us vs. particularly fond ~
he photoe-sphs n Indian chiefs, AMI
k7lo~tux ths loeaficn of t'le large drawer
IN which they ara kePf, us-d g e~otne IN
i<v after SaY. bringing siosg 0ns g.
ssoth-- - kis rrsdiea frieTsjs - PASS
pisssussas hsasa- Iookinx the pscsss~s OVER.
Asa rase. tlss fasi8sn n = Tbo*~-Fraph
rasi~-y rsf.s~- - sispiay any ea-te~ffT
- fn.s---a Iis - rgt -illaox - havs 4
sg--~< tfrss - .sa ty~s ~ tss ar hat
5 - lazi ~ sr~srre a. AZ q E1flxer
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

brought along tied up with thongs, TO be
donned on oil state or ceremonial occa-
sions, such Is visit to the White House,
tho Office of the secretary of the interior,
or tho photographers.
The second stage Is shown in such faces
as that of Little Beaver. who had donned
the white mans waistcoat, laundried
shirt, trousers, collar aud necktie, but
who was unwilling to giveup his blanket,
his single head feather. the fantastic
adornment Of the two long braids and
his raven hair.
The third stage is represented by court
ly old Medicine Buu, q Lower Brule Sioux,
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Washington photographers say the
sale # Irs. Clsvelaud's photograph con-
unues at larger volume than Mrs. HaT-
rison's, while there is very litsle demand
for MT. Cleveland. Chief Justice Fuller's
photograph Is row selling next to Mrs.
Cieveiaods. and IL one of tho most popu-
lar pictares ever made in the gallery,
though still, q course. far behind Logan,
Sheridan and Grant in aggregate output.
The chief Justices many admirers may
be glad 70 know that in the opinion of
Operator Dodge, whose opinion surely il
worth something. Mr. Ful,er's face IL.
after Pei Clovd's. toe finest one from an
artistic standpoint in the gallery. 1T is
not only fine faco. says Nr Dodge.
1t is really beautiful face. ike 20
have sittinss from the chief justice. lie
"a aGahle. ocular and withai =, admir-
Die q snhiest And such an interesting
snhi@ct~
The s4rFeuas justices srs al pAoto-
grapbed y th@ir gowns. Uzusnv they
oou7e - TIE v1ilerY n Carriages. twinv-
ing their roaus wifh th~rrs. fs1s shortly ?
before lis death Chief Insffoa waite
surpfi=ed svsrYiSpiy ~ SAILING IN with
his blsck Fnrn roilesl urder his arm. =
frat vhs p hts ~vsa uoTs Democratic
sssc-essoT bNs frsaissta-5
Aiuoet -ftlsosft srr-Yfion f7ss sses-
sispiared n thi. pafieuai ssFi-ry sse tAs
facss = hving raan. ans = saas wha ars
rra1niHsftlr bsfors f'ss usstlic sTa st j.
- -
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It IL said that all tho nsw-rapors Ia Russia
are really edited by the car. HIN. tlis prob
ably accounts for the fact that in IusSia
nobody ever comes charging Up stairs cut q
breath. bouncing iEto the of.lce with a big
club and demanding the name of the man
who wrote q certain article rejecting GA "a.
Musical uHton Or the Chairman II the relief
coa1rnittee. Hes afraid he might have . 20
81 the way 10 Sieeris % find him -Bar5stte
n BrookiTn Esrle
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For louG series IF years the mann.
factuTersof Or. 81 ge's CatarIb Remedy,
who ere Thoroughly responsible, hu
ane,ally. as amy one csu easily aseCr.
tam hy proper u4H ~, have ofi ref
through nearly every newspaper w ihe
land, a -.audng reward 81 500 fu1 q
nasal Catafrb, ue matter hoe Bad 90 oi
Row long s'aatmg wh,ch tHry nu8'
cure- TIE isemeiv ls sr'i i1v 81 d-sg
E.sts az onls So cents. ~ alad. rte.
iHg, eltansir, de1enlIzrg. ASS ntlC
8nt hCalrE
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" n o gave up
everything but
his blanket and
mOccasins. II Q
took on the over
coat. the collar
and even the light
walking stick of
his white friend,
but no entreaty
could prevail on
him To abandon
the soft aud easy
footdress which
he had worn all
his life for the
stiff boots or
shoes of civiliza-
tfon. Medicine
Bull Is very
proud of his pho
tograph taken in
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

camera, the "dnest' negative ever taken
was that II III American Indian. Among
Presidents, SENATOR'S. orators. supreme
court judges and foreign ministers the
face and head Of Red Cloud stand forth
conspicuous as the most interesting AMI
artistic study. Old Red Cloud is now ut
his home III Dakota. almost beyond the
frontiers Of civilization. trying his best
To get from the government good and
reasonable price for the lands Of his
people, but his photograph, standing in
the show window Of Bells shop. Is one
Of the best known pictures in the national
capital.
Occasionally Red Cloud comes down
here 10 see tho great father" but he no
longer wears the picturesque dress in
which we see him in this picture. Now
he wears q fun suit of ''store" clothes.
rs do ell Of tho Indians who come here.
In fact. this photograph gallery contains
xeod evidence Of the evolution Of civili-
zation among our Indian tribes Chief
Operator Dodge has framed u set OF pho
tographs which show at glance the
rapid progress made by Indian chief
tains in the requirement of European
dress and customs.
The first stage Is represented by such
noble and picturesque heads Us those of
Red Cloud. Lean Wolf and Rushing
Eagle. A few years ago all tho Indians
who came to Washington on business
with tho government wore in travelling
common blankets, skin leggings. moe
casins and shirts. Their "full dress" of
war bonnets, head feathers, ETC., they
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
STRIKING SIOUX FACES.


Wssk~s wsstsss2 aAk<s = k~S.sslt1s2
90 . ~ W>>hi2sss1 sAsssxTssA ssEl~xys
saa shs asssAE 10 Asfs onxxsa lAs
k<S4sF. oIksE information
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The hsst salee m tue world for culs.
bruises sores. ulcers ,sit Theum. fever
aofes. letter. chaFFz.d hsnds. t8lilfslalns.
rorrs aHt al skln efnrt.sns. aud rs.s
tTcly Cuns THifs. or Ha raF resfa1rt.a.
it ls guaranteed o. 4 So rsfielt 80 sfst..
ton or monty refnn8ed f'rre 2sceuts
pr hox For sale hF Fek B~ns-. artsr
gsts. cs5Fnss heufse sa8 3lv.a1a1. .sfs
Fer ! don't care Gaii. tHrd ferfre
snlfssvrfss.fosl blre-l GeIl g.s.as = A.sss
saa hfsa. 81 a. fnr s.a e
lHfnp's rsrss lafiila fssftf fas - rrr
r,ff Nf always afsrfsf e prr
s pef l-stls, 4.lks dfax Isss. -
@aHfes So
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

srcS sorn - onG sxps<sone s1A1aanx
Ciood Is tie s<asls esospxsan - tazs rsls
kss.As ~ the sss<aiESs<s ef b<lfs gallery.
wEexsaa several hanAred la1ssas have
nesn psscssgrzph-d iaqzls,nse2ess
shines ea< IA rAs e,d t~zs~w's f&cs - =
p<ede<asa>siax eAsxseserassacs s<-a oas -
noE SURPRISED - hear rkat wkkls kzs cola-
paphoas were saskax grizzly II os<uss
II tie gallery szz.>skpag thz,T tsag plp<s
and occasionally grunsiEs e@s sozas half
sxEx-ssed oonEe<nt. ssAsting Ci<s4i vzs
moving about inspecting ever, thing an5
asking Tie interpreter 40 eaS II q1ss-
rioxas- Sot~ ithsEaniinx his gress curl
ssity, ho~eser. aothiag eoali induce
hiss u 70 iaso the dark roona-' That
oaorosEs place hs evidently regarded -
the s<.t II = blaek and uncslany art. sl41
noshilS would be have "a 10 with Il.
He'd Cloud aud his picturesque orethrea
10 not have u pay for the photographs
which they get Ia Washington Mr..
Bill naAl s.llL. II his Ladlan sabJects =
present a d0zea eatSns1s. 60 hs can
we'll afford To do. sisies tasre Is very
good sale for these photographs, partiea-
larry Ia Europe England alone buys
thousands every year, aud now orders
are beginning 20 come la from Paris
Perhaps the Buffalo Bill rage in the
French capital LaAy have something 70
do ~ gIA this.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

III III Ui Ifft WI III u IlllIIIsf-
Taking eteel sunday. lHiN ~ tne,
hsecfHnx ears run an fafife aHd Atlantic Ek-
Presses 90 aud from Detroit -ftri5f Ears Fun
on bay ENnfeSs aud Grand Rapids "a press 10
and ffom betroit-B.r-cf eaunt'Tlisns ssasie "a
Detroit With ah through frainS Fast 3irt rfs
90 sale al bnton Ilcnti oMrc 4. MoIf o. a..
and 20 nion depot.
fErn NJ. Bnlsas, Gent Aef 81 Monroe 81
.. ". RCDei8s. q. D. and j So. NhleaFo
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

The shuftest nne % prifeit 'auo -Fesi iaa.
CANT pafiof cars between bcffn.f ana Grand
Rapids Trains leaving Detroit t5 q m aud
erand Rapids t.in b m rua DAILY other tratns
daily except SUNDAY.
A. AiEc. ss1 Ticket Agent Depot Gen ".
hr Hfos. nion ilCket Hgeut. la Asursa ~.
1fo. = sHfFH. tea. A.. .fana Rapids ~.
A. tsRFfsftH rsN'c MsBaErr j. b. Al gliE-.
XIX. General Ma arer
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

d&h icaAfs sfaud aarlds Tot AAc-aa a.
l.l0 y n. arriving tbrrs az 1
1hfoIgh rckeis sole to principal peints Ia
the United states. Aellco aud Canaaaai nion
Hcket 0f8oe. b. .sfta.
q. J.. g.. Cleveland. Nfiis.
fl'HE POPULAR STEAMER Ejluf fBlhET.
- making daily tFps from i'efostey -
East Jordan and TsigIn-
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pETosKEY. Esc ANABA AND oI.ABs lONE
STEAMER LlNE
The shortest aud cheapest route % Ts-<ns
ba, ttladsfooe. hesaunre and ishgrHnifr
Boa leaves ret.Ysst IS eFars Agaoas. eanes
DAY ard Friday
lOf height % passfgfef rntef arpiF 20
=. u. bAbb 80 N auarpf
lsistA - Afiu4t
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Sp~1ol czErssk<ncele1i
WAsg1saros, July Ill i q sl.g1-
lar f2es thas IA Bells grras national pho
segraph ZAliaxy Ia tnis city, where the
famous beantiss aad famous rpsn Il the
lzss quarter century hare sat ssfoss the
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

ton to his law office. He was looked
upon, from the photographers point of
view, rs o back member" And yet,
with one turn of the wheel Of political
fortune, he "bobbed up serenely from
below" and all the world wanted his
portrait WALTER WEILaAH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
TRAIN TINE TABLES

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s&oe},5 - sa@S A. -..-..--,.-.- 49, 5s8e -
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tkeec4 >&G1st II ~ -
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h,ssssAes 4ss4 Ma ksn&~ 1eNtly A le ~
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E.sx 2 a aat y = a. si..ias Ana 2leepitf e~1s
on a. ~ IA ffss. -. lF&itas arrive from f~ss>
49, ane Aaca iaAa - - = b. sails @ae tIVx1
kSckin&a &na fFAksf>s - IL ; ~ 4 - Aas
D. a. . "a e@tss sAerFI SUNDAY ffea traverse
4stS - ti.s' "a ktAiss @ft5t 80 ~ Al - ~
&aa ltse have tAfoss1A es@enss traza
S4.iaas.
saslxs asl<e ssaxa.
Fer taac.nhafs .as.lls t<ss 81 SAsa4gl Tsgs ~
"a srt y - * .sls.sis skerif e1a3- J. a = IA
"a t1actsaail d. ~ .......---. sa4 "A
i0f stessis sAa cAissse l.aA.ss q
ss'4e N tf.ln h~S ,ssssez ca attAehsa
go 80 trali A&s sized 80 es.f Ia Nisei nil.u
= ~ iFstA iiaA s-etgiAE s..f isf Nhss-Ss
sia i.4farassstu
1ralas arfs,i fsan tanclassu al 'eo a N
aAsiS sss - D ca tssi> eAseii sHisha - ffos
fora s>gf al asts ip @oo iftlA StifSss ~
a. . asaslis sNefia Ssss.las.
1taisss trrislRs ~ ssia fs has Through Sieee
spS kftsl0 tat4t,s. ioos ias Oiaieako ~ "a le
4 "a d~iis .ArrFs Saturday.
n1sAsssn. sss.aa s.asias a fn diana
faf NGzk oa ~ T.oaam h Is "a. q a , N
iteia Al io.faa a. kita q a. = a. IA
thloHeh iiri.elA ans iisii iaiol ls@tlsn c~e %
Aa@ hs u@lllssk a,sss a Aitasu uist. &tctscl assent
- aeiaS. "a =. ". Au.ises. Eioa tscAei axsnS
[. Monfoe 81,
e l. i.ogssoeD. Gen. Pass. Ast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
An Innocent Man Accused OF Killing III
UUre.

An Innocent Man Accused OF Killing HI
Unce.
DENVER, Oct. 2S.-Charles w. Hatch,
General Agent of the Travellers Insur-
ance Company, at Boston, whose prelim-
mary trial last Spring for the murder Of
his uncle near Burlington, in this States
created such . sensation. has been in
dicted BY the Grand Jury in Carson
county, and was arrested in this city.
Hatch was discharged by the examining
magistrate. and is regarded as wholly in-
nocent Of the charge, and retains the
highest regard of ell who know him. he
returned voluntarily last Spring to meet
the charge, and came the same way this
time to await the action of tho Grand
Jury. The facts brought out at the pre-.
iminary examination made it evident
that old man Hatch was murdered BY
his neighbors, who are trying to fix tha
crime on his nephew.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
A Battle with Natives.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Zanzlbar dispatches
report an engagement OF the forces of
Captain Wissmann and 5000 natives.
Wissmann was victorious. Three hup-
dr4d natives aud seven Gf Wissmann' s
meu were killed.
Three A abs have been executed at
Mpwapwa for the murder of Officer Neil
son of the East Africa Company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
State and County Taxes.

NJ OTlCE is hereby siven that the Assessment
~ Roll OF the County OF Humboldt, State OF
Nevada, has been received by me, County Treas
urer and ex-officio . AK. teceiver. and that the
State and County taxes are now due and payable
to me at the Treasurer's Office in the Courthouse,
In Winnemucca, Nevada and the law In regard
TO the same will be strictly enforctd. All taxes
remaining unpaid AZ the cl Of official business
on the 18th day OF Nov.mher next will be delin.
quent and 10 per cent. vill he added thereto for
delinquency as provided nv law.
F. GERMAN, County Treasurer,
OF Humbo dt County, Nevada, and ex.offieio Tax
Rece yer
Winnemueca, 0cteher.2 q. lsSo-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

nUR CALIFORNIA NON-POISONOUS
~ Sheep Dip is a sure cure tor scab. 1t gives
an increased yield Of wool. Try 1t and be con-
vinced Of it's superior quality.
This is q safe and efficient preparation, surpas-
sing In every respect all other compounds hereto
fore in u.e. II benefits the sheep, no. only by
destroying the scab-parasites, but also by it ac
ton on the skiu, producing healthy condition
of the pores without which the yield OF wool IL
sure to be short; thus by stimulating and invigor
ating the skin, 1t causes an increase in wool
that more than pays the cost of dipping.
H. you want good dip, use the California Non
Put up in one and five gallon tins Manu- actureo
by b. s. TAYLOR Il CO., san Francisco and for
sale by N. LEVY h CO., Merchants, Winnie.
mucca, Nevada. ianl9-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
The JerseY Lily.

LONDON, Oct. 2S-Mrs. Lsngtry has
apparently bidden America adieu, This
week she engages the ST. James Theater,
London, for year from January, when
she will open with "Twixt AK and
Crown" She is at present playing in
the provinces.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
DSNAMaTE GEMS.
what . famous Military Engineer Says or
Them.

Them.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 2S.-General Brai'-
mont, the far famed military engineer
and writer, says he does not fear the
fftcts of Zaliosky's dynamite gun upon
Notifications rooted and walled with
concrete composed sof silicious shingle.
gravel and Portland cement which he
says is almost impregnsble to explosives
OF any sort. The guns in the forts
designed by him would be protected by
his iron cupola two feet thick and
Zalinsky's projectiles would he says,
make no impression upon them. He
thinks America unduIy elated over their
experiments with dynamite.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
SIS

Onr little girl when but three weeks old broke
out with eczema We tried the prescription
from several good doctors, but without any spec
ial benefit. We tried S.S.S. and by the time one
bottle was gone, her head began to heal and by
the time she had taken six bottles she was com
pletely cured. Now she has full and heavy
head of hair-a robust healthy child. feel It
but my duty to make this statement.
n. T. sEOBE, Rich Hill, Mo.
k1ySend for our hooks on Blood and Skin Die.
eases and Advi to sufferers, mailed free
THg SWIFT sPEcIYrc Co. Drawers g. Atlanta, Ca
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
The Pope and Car.

ROME, Oct. 28.-A compromise has
been effected between tho Vatican and
Russia through special delegate to the
Gear. ALI difficulties have been smicably
arranged and . modus vivendi estab-
tablished.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
An En,besxIins Omeial.

EAsToH, Pa, Oct. 28.-Jacob w.
Obenwelder, ex.Register of Wills Of
Northampton county. has been arrested
on charge Of embezzling funds to the
amount Of 1000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
TnE X. OF L. x.

Given . Grand Reception at Pueblo.
PuEBLo, Colo, Oct. 2S.-Members Of
the Brotherhood of Eogineers' National
Convention, 500 in number, we're re-
oeived by . Committee and taken in
carriages over the city. A grand recep-
tion and entertainment was given at
Deremer's Theater. The delegates wese
welcomed by Ex-Governor Adams. Judge
Royal and other citizens. Chief Eogi
neer Arthur aud Assistant Ebberts re-
Piled. Mr.. Arthur in his speech said
the Brotherhood has never done any
thing that it would not do again under
similar circumstances.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29
OKLAu A.
A Cave Filled with whisky Near Cuth-
RE.

GUTHRIE, Oct. 2S.-A United States
Marshal, while hunting. discovered .
cave full of whisky four miles from here.
The stuff had been brought in overland
from Kansas 10 salt barrels.
A number of cowboys terrorized the
town last night by riding around and
shooting Unfortunately. No one was
hurt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

SHARON. Pa Oct. 2S.-Stoneboro, .
mining village of 1900 inhabitants near
here, was almost literally swept out of
existence by fire. Loss, $3.50. 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

War Vessels TO be sold.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The old war.
vessels Qninnebsug and Juniata have
been appraised and ordered sold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

The New Name or the Brotherhood OF
Brakemen.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2S.-The Convention OF
Brotherhood Brakemen changed the name
of the order from the Brotherhood Of
Brakemen to the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen. The next place of meeting
will be Los Angeles. The constitution
remains substantially the same.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

he EObbed the Mails and Charged
Others with the Crime.

FARGO, N. Dak., Oct. 2S.-Harry
Melton q clerk in the Postotfice, was ar
rested by Postoffiee Inspector Childs and
charged with robbing tbs mails. Twice
within a week the P0stotiice has been
robbed OF large amount, aud Melton,
who slept in the Office, claimed it was
done by masked men. Investigation
showed that he was the robber.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

Hegg's cherry Cough syrup.
Is giving splendid satisfaction to the trade auo
the sales are positi ely marvellous, which can be
accounted for in na other way except that it is
without doubt the best on the market Ask for
and be sure aud get the genuine We keep it.
Ea lie ID ug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-10-29

8SUC&1en'b AFmArA SAltes
THB BwsT sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruis
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
equired. IL is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 26 cents per
hox For sale at the Eagle Drug Store
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-31
He Was Going Far Away

"Good-byc. Miss Gi'!yhower. / am
going far away will not return.
''But you will write to me often,
won't you, Mr.. MushyP"
20, may |! Ibid not dare TO ask
D, Miss GI!!yAowcr! Your feelings
toward me must have changed that
you permit it,
20. no. You see some Of us girls
are TO have hund cd d.: '2"' for the
Patagoniuns If we co..cct m..'.on
postage stamps. and every ono will
help, you khow. LILO.
"A "Guide to the Churches OF Lon.
don" shows that tho number OF metro
politan churches has increased be-
tween 1883 and 1889 from 923 TO 1,016.
Altar vestments are now the ru,o in
80 churches, as against 81 in 1888;
altar lights in 1i9, as against 81 in
1888; and the Eastward Position in
369, as against 8O4 in 1888 In the
Same period the number OF churches
in which the communion is celebrated
In tho evening has decreased from 289
TO 72.--1he Church Review.
---Flat-."Well, old man, how does
my daughter progress with her violin
lessonsp" Sharp with tired smi;e)
--"Oh, she's already ab;e to detect
the errors in the instruction books. -
Texas Siftings.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-10-31
PREHISTORIC CITIES.
Explorations Show That Our Continen: Il
Extremely Old.

Extremely Old.
Recent explorations in Central
America and Southern Mexico go far
to confirm tho bcllof held by many
archnologists that America is extreme
ly old.
In the State of Chiapas a fine, broad
paved road, built by prehistoric inhab-
itants, has been traced from Tonaia
down into Guatemala, and thonce in u
curve up again into Mexico, terminat-
ing ut Pa!cnquc.
All along this road a"e still to bs
seen tho remains of ruined cities, and
acarcful c.tinato Of the ono time pop
u!ation Of these places is about 80, O0O,-
600.
On thct part of tho road near Pa
lcnquo tho ruins arc OF great magni-
tuGc. Houses four md O:tca fire stories
high havo bocn found in the depths
CT tho forost
Many of thcso houses arc pyramidal
il form, nnd SD covered are sJme of
them with vegetable mold that large
trees arc 6 owing from tho roofs.
In some Of the houses employment
has lcen made of stono beams Of tre-
meadous weight. and the architecture
indicates q high degree OF science.
In sOme of tho houses visited bronze
lamps havo been discovered, and the
interior anl cXtc rior decorations of tho
moro important houses consist of
panelinG5 filed with claborately-
cacve1 figures, almost 1ife sizo, two
types OF men and women being repre-
s@nlcd, some plainly Egyptian and
Others genuine Africans.
In front of ono of the houses the ex-
plorcrs found fourteen sculptures of
gods with folded arms.
Another discovery was that IN enor-
nous paved road extends from Pa
Icnquo across Yucatan to the Island of
CoZumcl, and is continued on the
island.
Paienque explorers assert that they
have discovered in tho edifices before
! mentioned examples of q perfect
arch. One explorer is q scientifically
trained mnn, who has recently arrived
from India, and by his account the
region from Chiapas to Yucatan must
have been the scat OF a densely popu-
lous nation.
Possibly it may never bo known who
| those strange people were, as they
have apparently loft no literature be-
hind them. But in the light Of the d s.
cover:os in Egyp:. deducted from her
oS'yi lies. and the history of Baby on
and N."cveh wo have CLEANED from
The cGi.".:orm bricks, 1t Is not beyond
possibility that we may somo day
know The history Of this extinct raca.
It will bo very interesting roadlng
beyond a doubt -Golden Days.
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