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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
SUNDAY TRAVELLING.

After John Adm, had returned t, his
Mass chu~ is HON I ON his presidential
office, re was tray ing hy arria-e toward
his home, when sara day evening OK rtook
hi II, : me ten miles swa&- He tarried with
the clergyman 81 til village, who, in the
m ming, assured Inn dat he would be jus
tifci, If he desired. - Il I'VE to his home, as
his family were IN eicknc :. But Adams in
81 ted that he would Mt be justiti d, as his
example would be bad. and his explanation
could not Re civ n 10 he general public, and
50 he tarricd for rest and wor-
ship until Mond,v morning when he
rcsum d hs journey. Half tbs Chris
tan word would, we fea laugh at this act
as me Of superstition ii the honorable ex-
p eside1t, but we see it everything to adj
mir Indeed It was orc Of the noblest acts
that can sta'd to the Gre il Of that honored
name. Sunday traTe ing has become the
custom OF the age, even with Chris ian men.
As a matter Of pl ASSURE, it certainly sh II d
h" dis outraged, and we are glad to know
HIT the Anti-traveling Union Of America,
af = a life e tour wears, has 6,"o members.
w, wpnl lkfNo see the union grow into
5000 within the four wears t. come.-Hef-
aid II gospel Iihorfp
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
Don't Toss Baby.

Thu throwing a baby into the ar and
catching HIM again IS always a risky
practice, c~er,aiu though the tosser ma
be Of his quicAness OF e~e and sureness
Of hand. A sudden and unexpected
movement Of the Oh Id in his mid air
flight may result IN a cruel fall.
A gay young father snatched up his
baby 10y one morning and tossed him
TO the ceiling. Twice the little fellow
went flying through the air and came
down safely into the waiting arms. The
third time the excited child gave a
spring Of q eight as his fathers hands
released HIM plunged forward, and,
pitching over the fathers shoulder. Tell,
head downward, to the floor. When
the poor baby came out Of the stupor in
which he lay for hours, it was found
that, although no bones had been
broken, the brain had sustained an in
Jury that would, IN all probability,
render the child an imbeciIe.
Another baby snatched from the floor
and tossed INTO the air received n fatal
wound in the top Of the head from the
pointed ornament Of a chandelier. Still
another child slipped between her
fathers hands rs he caught at her in
ner downward tight. and although his
f~renled grasp on the baby's arm saved
her from fall ne 70 the ground, it
wrenched muscles and slnews sc
a%ruelIy that the girls arm was shrunkeu
and practically useless 10 her all her life.
These arc extreme cases. bu, the fact OF
their occurring at all should be enough
to warn one from the habit of relin-
gushing ones ho,d on a child when
tossing it.-Hlrp rs Darn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

As cur readers will remember. a letter was
published in our columns a few days acc.
signed ~"Sub,criber,' which dwelt al soma
length upon a suhj-ct Of general interes. and
which contained several inqu ries which rjll
be found ans sered IN the following:
NO the Edstor:-Sev.ra days ago | no
tiod a C ,mIuun.cation in your psper from
"Subscriber," in which Considerable en-
ment was INDUCED in concerning tn. pam.
pble $ ~hich are widely distributed by Messr
ID. H. Warner & Co, Of r. chest r. y Y
Ih.se pamphlets, as is well known, are rub
iished IN order that the pubic may become
con veis SAINT with the symptoms and growth
OF diseas p GUITAR 10 the kidne,s S, anu which
is, IL must be admitted, the productive cause,
Ia a ma Jrlty OF instai ces, Of other organic
disorders. The publishers Of tn Sc pam
phlets are also tue discoveries and manu-
fac'urers of the noted Warn-r's Safe Cure.
which Is known 10 be the only means for n ?
prevention and cure Of kidney ois+ as@, as ran
Ire testified to in every community. In the
pamphlets referred to there appear a num-
Der Oh testimoni Is from parties VIII speak in
the highest t. rms 0 how they have in many
instances been r stored to heal tn bv Warmers
Sat Cure, after having been given up hv
doctors to de, and attached TO those STATE
me Is are the fac slruile slgnatur, . L q
parties themselves.
am personally aware that all the ttsti-
monlalS published by this firm are genuine
and are the voluntary statements Of pers, rs
who are anxious to manifest th-ir gratitud.
for the unexpected re urn Of health and vIgor
which Warmers Safe Cure has brought the IN.
TO make assurance d.ubly ST. G, it can tie
added that Meesrs. II. II. Warner & Co.
heve for years, lub i he'd a s an itg offer If
5000 TO any one who will prove t. al i'm
partial referee that any test munial pub.
llshed by them is Lot, SO Tar as they know,
bona fide and absolutely true What more
does Subscriber" desire to convince him, in
addition to his own statement, that his neigh
b'rs all tell him that Warmers Safe Cure Iss
d n more good tor them than they have re
Gel ed from he doctors.
In view, MIR. Editor. Of the many pers rs
who are sacrificed dai V t. the bigotry and
and ignorance Of physicians who persist IN
treating patients for symptoms. called con.
SUMPTION, spoplext, BRAN troubles, and
nervous disorders, when the real cause is
disease OF the kidney should be de
tecied and quicnly Grad lcat.d by the Use OF
WarLer's Safe Cure-I maintain that fhe
valu. of those pamphlets, viii h place in the
hands Of the public the means OF knowing
the Iru b, cannot be overest4mated
FAN PLAY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
HOUSEHOLD
To Clean Rubber Canvas

Take ten ounces of borax, thirty OF
coarsely pulveri ed shellac, and two hun
bred ounces OF water. dissolve y piac-
ing over a steam bath for a few hours, or
by using a tin pail placed IN a Kettle OF
hot wa.er. When the shellac and borax
are dissolved, set on to cool, after winch
aud a half ounce Of elycerine to make the
varnish more texible. If you want a
black v%arnish, add soluble nfgrosine or
very pure .lampb.ack. but the nigrosine
is the best. This is a very cheap var
nIsh, and my be used III leather as well
"a canyaa-Aen Iur.s .Sun.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
salad EcciDex

Fresh Fish Sa'ad Take the remains
Of cod fish, pj L ont the boae, and
mince. season nith pepper. salt, butter
and vinegar plN vel with the fish. Put
IN a sms baAlus paa and set in the
stove tive minutes. Set on ice 20 cool,
AMI serve with Worcestershire sauce.
Nschevel Salad-Take one ounce of
macherel aud ~ u, three stalks Of
celery, cream, half u teacup OF butter.
one tablespoon OF .st.rd and the yolks
II four hard boiled eggs, storm with
pepper, salt aud 4 teas oonful Of sugar
thin with vinegar and pour over the
froth
Herring Sala oak three small Hol-
land fernnE fot ~l> koars and cut in
small! peccs, c1oA and peel six pota
toes, chopped with two small COOK ed
beets, two onions. me >onr apple aud
four asrd boiled eggs, NIX wath adress-
ing Of on, vinegar. pepper and mustard ::
add a tablespoonful Of sour cream, and
let stand on ice over n chit.
Salmon Salad Put the yolk OF a raw
egg IN a bowl, with a teaspoonful OF
sugar. a pinch OF salt aad cayenne pep.
per. open a can Of salad aad turn Oft
the lfquor. az the sStmOn CA q dish.
Nix the oil with the 20 ks Of three hard
boiled eggs and adj "a tablespoonful OF
vinegar. Brei some tender 'cttuce
leaves and mix geut.v with the fish.
Str nt1f the dress ne IN beat the white
Of oae egg and add TO tie remainder
pour over the salmon and carn;sn with
INSTITUTIONS.
oyster Salad Take half a Gallon OF
tresAoy>ters, the volks OF six hard boiled
eggs, ore raw egg wei beaten. two table
spoontal~ OF melted outer. a tab espeon-
ful OF mustard, with pepper and salt, a
feacuo II NlneItr AID four punches of
celery. Dram the li4uid fem the oysters
and put some h0i vinegar over them: set
on the fire five minu:cx. ict cool: mash
the y"lhs Of The t2-s ana mix al the
sea'anirs> together and p.u. over the
oysters and ce,ert.-Cerr.ey-J urpai.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
The Pa III Tree.

Among the Indians Of Bra il there is y
tradition that the whole human - c
Sprang from a palm tree, says ica's
~-Hayu:tnf. 1t has bccn a symbol of ex-
c~ellcncc for tn ngs good and lie ,ititu A..
Among the anclents 1t was al en- lem
of victory, and. as such, was worn 10y the
early Christian martyrs and has been
found sculptured or their ,ombs. the
MOhalnedans vencrate it. Certa II trees,
said to have been p~ropagated from some
originally planted by the prophets
daughter, are held sacred and the fruit
sold at enormous prices. The day upon
which Christ entered jerusalem, hiding
upon the colt Of an ass, is called Palm
Sunday, being the first day Of the Holy
Week. In Europe real palm branches
are distributed among the people.
Goethe says:
In home, on Palm Sunday,
They have the true palm.
The cardinals bow reverently
And sing old psalms.
Else where these songs are sung mid olive
branches;
More southei climas must be content. with
the sad willow.
The books relating to the religion Of
Buddha were nearly all of them written
upon the leaves Of the iaI palm, and by
missionaries they have becn used in the
pace of paper. The noble aspect of
this tree, together with its surprising
utility, has caused it to be called 'the
prince Of the vegetable king'lom,' and
it has been immortallzed i'll history,
mythology and poetry.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

Liver Oil on account OF is unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overc, me in SCOTS
Enlulsi n cf CD Liver Oh with Hypophos-
phites. 1t beng as rala:abls as milk, ani
the most v~alu4tle lemeov known FIR tina
treatment of Consumption, S~crofula End
Bronchitis. General Debility, Vast ng Dir
eases of Children, Chronic Coughs and Gods,
has caused physicians in all parts If he
world to use it. Physicians report our little
pati. nts take it with pleasure. Try Scott's
Fmnlsion and be convinced.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
"oh. nv back.nis isl eonmon earssru;v,

"Oh, my back" isl common eariann'rr.,
and expresses q world It mis- r. and suff r
M. Il is singular this pain Arises from
such various Gauss Kidney disease, liver
c mpisint. wasting affecsie n. colds. rheuma-
ttsm. DYSPEPSIA, overwerk and nervous de
biity are chief causes. It can be funid bst
in Browns Iron Bitters. 1t builds up from
the foundation By making the b God rich and
pure. Leading physicians and ministers use
and recommend it. II has cured many, and
ii you are a sufferer, try it
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

IN m Edttm-I5easc inform your readers
at have q positive remedy for The above
rsred disease which I>1arraot 60 euro the
norsi cases. 50 strong s my faith in its yir-
les ihat ! viii send I &c q sample bottle and
valuable treatise TO any sur erer who will give
T g bis + q ard Express address. Re.p'y.
Ii.6. ROOT. NJ. C.1s3 Pearl St New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
(atarrh Cured,

A Clergyman, after years of suffering from
Lat i affIsnIne disease. Catarrh. and Vainiy
trying every known remedy. at last found a
prescription which completely cured and saved
rim 1lum death. Any sufferer from this dread
fnl disease sending Il elf addressed stamped
GNe'oIe TO Prof. J. A. ] awrenca. 70 War Ell
st. n. y. "ilreceive tic rcciic free of charge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
Many People Refu.e 10 Take Cod

Tn b herman element ~ rapidly muitipt. :
ing III N4u York cit:.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

Our Own Evarts' IS l. me afectionat.
say III which New Workers refer to their
>eIliOr Senator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

The last census of lnii: indicates q ropula
ton of 6t,9S2, 900. There are six million
more males than females.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

II afflicted with sore y ~ Use Or. TEOnip
Fv.-- water. Druggist Var 21c perhostle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
Danoerou. <erIIrence.

There are - mis- IT shelves 10 the british
Museum reading room.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

one II the pr valent dl>1rlei 5 at sea-sal,
room
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

The Mothers Friend. used before eontne-
ment. lessons pain and makes labor cau-
parativety easy. 50 4 by all druggists
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

Senator No frees. - Iuii-ne. is known a
the Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

Said Mrs. G. to Mrs. y.

Said Mrs. G. to Mrs. y.
CTwas DER q cup Of fine Doheal:
"Our pretty hostess yondor.
Has gained il looks surprisingly;
She seems as well as well can BET
What is the cause, / wonder
For "run-down." debilitated ana ov
Prescription is the best Of all rcstorailv,
those Chronic Weaknesses and Disease:
and nervine, it imparts vigor and siren
cures weakness of stomach. nausea. int
p%rostration, debility and >lceplcSsncsS.
rienced and shillnl physician, and eds
Purely vegetable and perfectly Harmless
"Favorite Prescription is the only
under a positire guarantee of satisfaction
This guarantee has been printed on the
out for many years.
Copyrighted. 1855. by WORLDS DISPENSE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04
EouEiIeS the Blood.
,--,-ro r,oo q ~<cteatgqc jcod for iarai-
ToI. !ED TCCD i-s. cor gcL scents rctl-. Il

a.r-o.r nSec co'yr any hog airy coier.
0-I"J'a1 E'LS >'Hsf~, y tetbfe. Eeonomfool
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-05-04

Said Mrs. D. 70 Mrs. G.
she's changed indeed, but then. vou see.
She put aside objection.
And tried that famous remedy.
Which did So much for you ard ne
rictccs Iavorite P~rescnrco-
nrworhed women. nr. Pierce'S Favori,e
t~clllc~. l. - Il potent Specific for all
peculiar - Women. a powerful tonic
eth 10 the whole system. II promptly
l@cstlon, bloaiing. weak back, nervous
It is carefully compounded by an cxpe-
pied to Womans delicate organization
IN any condition of the system.
medicine for women, sold by drugglsr..
in every case, or price tSl.00( refunded
bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried
Ry MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprlctcrs
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
SCIENTIFIC HOCKEY.

The Old School-B0y Gamc AttainIn;
Great Popularity ia England.
"liockCy,' tho old gamo of school
boys, Is being put upon scientific
basis i'll England. and hockey clubs
n"o beginning 10 crowd tho criclctcr5
out OF popularity in mamy localities.
There arc regular hockey associations
and championship games in different
parts Of England, and new clubs nro
bcinG formed every fcw days. Tho
rules arc indefinite rs yet, and vary in
tho different associations, but thcy aro
all modelled upon football. Eleven
players form each sido and nrc mr.
ranged in six forwards. including two
ccnters. two right wings and two loft
wings, throc half backs, Il thrcc-quar.
ter back, aud goal Keeper. Tho
hockey stick Is u heavy club. with no
limit rs 10 sizo or weight. except thG.
II must p@sS through Il two-inch ring.
IL Is curved ard shaved ilat upon ono
side at tho lowcr end. Tho ball IL u
cricket ball painted white. Tho
ground is one hundred yards long by
fifty yards wide, with goal lines ut tho
N'ih hlii A'llIli illlft tb liiD sltlc. Us Ill
football. To ncoro Il goal tho ball
must bc hit through tho goal post and
undcr tho cross BAR Tho stick must
not bo raised nbovo tho shoulder.
Tho bail must not DO hit back handed
with tho rounded side. and IL 10
against tho rulo TO charge in upon y
playor from his left side. Tho penal
~ for T. violation Of these rules 10 tho
allowing Of Il FREQ hit TO tho opposite
side. Tho "off.sido" rule is tho sano
MS in English Association football, r.
man being ofT-sido when thorc uro
fowor thnn throo opposing players In
front Of him. a goal can only bo
ncorod from hit Within fifteen Yards
OF tho goai. Tho ball may 10 stopped
by hand, but 10 player may Kick IL
except tho goal Keeper Tho bcsL
goal keepers do not use r. stick. hut
depend entirely upon thoir hand, md
feet g. stop tho ball and send II away
uguin.--N. Y. Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, july, 7, 1889
TAEOOS IN SAMOA
Supc-stltlous Devices Adopted to prcscrv.
Honesty and Order.

Supc-stitlous Devices Adopted to prcscrvy
Honesty and Order.
In samoa tho natives frequently re-
Gort to what is known as tho taboo"
to frishtcn thieves from their brcnd-
irnlt tHces Among Il supcrstitious
people so simple = dev.cc does much
to prcscrvo honesty and order.
The "whito shark taboo" was and ia
an object OF terror 10 thief Cocoa
nut leaves are plated in the form of Z
SHARK. fins aId all. and this IL sus.
pended from tho brcud-fruit trcc. It
Is equivalent to IN expressed imprcca-
tion that the thief might be dcyourcd
by tho white shark the next time he
went 10 fish.
Tho 'cross-stick taboo was 4 Dieco
OF any sort of stick suspended hor-
izontally from tho tree. 1t expressed
the wish OF tho owner OF tho tree tha.
any thief touching it might have =
disease running across his body. and
remain fixed there till ho died.
lhc "tic-dolourcuX taboo wag made
b. fixing . spear in tho ground close
by tho trees which the owner wished
TO guard. II was expressive of :.
wish that tho thief might suffer from
tho Ggonie5 Of that disease.
Tho death taboo" is made by pour.
ing some oi! into calabagh and burr
ing it near tho tree. Tho spot is
marked by y little hi!locls Of whito
sand. Tho sight Of ono Of these places
Is eiTectuat in soaring away Il thief.
Tho rat taboo" is small cocoanut-
leaf basket filed with ashes from tho
cooking-housc and two or three small
stones and suspended from the tree.
1t signifies . wish that rats may cat
holes 10 tho fine mats of the thief and
destroy any cloth or other property
which no may value.
II man wishes the lightning 10
strike any ono who steals from his
land he p.aits somo cocoanut leaflets
in tho form Of = small square mat and
auspcuds i; from Il tree. with the nd
diiIon OF some white sireamcrs of
native cloth. This 10 tho "thundcr
taboo" Tho thief believes that If he
trcspassc5 he or some OF his children
may DO struck by lightning. or that
his own trees may 10 blasted b. light
ning-Or ratlicr By tho tho thunder,
which he supposc5 to bo tho agent OF
destruction. Youths Companion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
Dude Got tho Quarter.

Dudo 60 chance ncquuiuinnco)- )-
That Bhhbby.looking fellow 10 making
right for III. BOT no wants TO borrow
money. lIc, hol I'll get nhcnd Of.
him. Please. sir, can't you lend mo n
quaitcr or n dino to get something 10
catP
Shabby Follow - Certainly (hands
out n qunrtcr). New, young man. II
you Grc through begging al this gen.
ucmnn ] would lil,o TO speak TO him.
lilo IS ono OF Tho dcpositors in my bank.
IN. y. Weekly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
VOLUME 23.
Starving CnIIir.

YesteIUy NJ. '3raudcnstcm " Co.
shipped nbout five hu-Grcd head of
near San jose, 20 frol. These cattle
were raised on their Parndisr Valley
ranch. aud HOuli have been f.,;.ucd
here for the san FmnriscI mlrk't. acre
il no, for the drought. A. feed j.,
scarce. they decided I, sIrip them TO
C.iifornil to pr, vent ;h. .m from starr
ing. Several n;Lcr r,i,lrucn aIc nnIA
10 10 arranging {, ship ppor c4,l. to
California. i silver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

Over IN BigRs, Cal., D,ptiI pulpit
pruudcr named Ju,nc. I'll the prul L..
M tho hat VAS hoing paced round. tbut
ho wns IN terrible need 81 $40. Tho hni
rnnncd out $40 20. Announcing tliS
gratifying inct. Mr james then cnol'y
"N'd; "Mu;ii uhlith. Tho L,ri wiliu'
l u "ig ont to-n'mur for ole Atirsoury,
whnr white folks hvos."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

Enicrriist: -Amouchus hnvc COT
qnerrd the D'iii,h, with the oriiun,y y
tools Of war, n "c,uplc nf Tines" now
the Br't"ns s,om H. bc ~ lair way /,
get IN thrIr work nmd laho pos ca.inn OF
America. ~ Cnup'c Of times" ly Luy-
Ing up all tbs blew, riys nr.d iron min, 81
In tho courtIy. EnSlamd will r,t the
better Of u' Iiually 10y coming over 10
America.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
VIII pc G.ync:Ied.

The police aud c.iiz IL, ere searching
for u burglar whu rnirrrd the house OF
John Wehhrr ut La Crosse. Wisconsin.
wednesday, mght AMI Stabbed hla
daughter Lenn. aged Is. IL ulSp tfiri
To stab hrr sister. lho Euiic dl~cn-
how"Iel Lena. Shr i, rxpr;trI t" die
m"mcmtniily. II The vli!niI ~ raught hc
will bc iyrch.d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
idvc!tisra = !.c.tcr..

Following is list OF letters &C.
nIniuiug ia tie po,toilirc at Etl.o. Sat.
urhiy, June -. 1854:
Mr. Alf'cl bihndis, C pr!hr.
p"" Nc CloaRcy. George j =si.
Mr., NJ l. Witt.
Persons calling for amy u! the above
letters Will please say "udycJiiscd." ."
JAS. l.. SMITH. T.. ".
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

Tho following si,ndoruut item h
from 'h" Cms"n hrro,l. "A N,ro
father iixrd tho hia rocking chair ~ tie
rnii"r to upset u gtcilcr woiph, than
l4O pounds rested IN Il. On tic very
ht"' night afterwards his daughter cnl
" broken shoulder "nl l,nr young man
kothis uobo skinned"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

Th"rc il n decided srnss,iou in Oak
lnrd, Cal. caused hr a g nll .ced doing
of Mr1. Fen. who huS been n CORES.
ponder Of the Orkland Timrs, wi tin
over to nom de p!umo of IS ,Ihr
S'nch." State S-n.t,r M,G,t. "f
Ito Times. j. accused ut umwurrtrt.a
i"timnry With thr EcNi'chine S"rhic.
nmd sr,ts aai o,uutcr ,u.ts uic iu.ru-
heat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

An Ai'""nn. Ia Dispatch suys the
ind's"t."ms ate tHnt the .iIrkr among
tho .nnuulnin mines will 10 f.I-rrac!
ing. About 10, 500 IN "a a,r nItr. IS uu.
and "ihCrS urc rNr"g.rl L. fp.ins.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

4 c. l"r'I boy Is !o1r- II. nmd two
Witt "!s aged Icsi ',i.,ly gnnd II.
""i= "Ic-r'd ~ N',"dh CITY. Cal o.
Friday :nr ,''n'!ng IGJ steep fr.m a
h'ml "' 800 ml .upi'g t" W. 4.
Sic.El""l ! q buys 0cIc buuuh ur-r
!" t"c ""n of S|oJ each fora pr, lu;-
ray '1"mir alton on I ea"sgc cf gan 4
larceny.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

GXthliu"r.-.Thr E,,nch Gnyru.
mat in' st"rl ol Houlorrcr's pru, ion.
4 man who hopes iu own trr whole nf
France "iiI not mind Lab cut 10
that.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

New Eork ply~iciru hns gwen il ns
his opini"m that whcrr - san has net
fuI' play Rooh portion "t the day on
my house that II Icmdcucy Ia ,!iuIhc, Il
IL dcvcioroi during M criicmic Of thni
dread disease. 4 well miIcd nu,l sunny
room mot nssurcdly will assist in LecI.
Ing any pcrsonin u letter state oi health
thnn where tho dwelIrr lacks either Of
those lIil .givcrs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

The Governor Ui Loui, innn vn Wcf-
ncsdny issued Proclamation TO sur-
press priz -hShiiug in that Stnic In
nm interview with the ppI;irs iclrctirg
ih" Snllivnu-K lruin battle ,rouui. ticr
sav tho Govrinn''S pr0Cl mnt.oa would
not in nuy way inirr'crr with tie ni-
rnngcmonts mnl". a they never III
tended locating tho ring within the
jurisdiction OF Lnnisiumu.