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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-04
CIRCUITS Cash CLOTHING Store, Barton.

Resulting from Folly, Vice, Ignorance kxccsses or
Overtaxation. Enevating and uniting ne victim
for Work. Business, the Married or Social Relation.
Avoid 1nskilful prctenders. Possess this great
work II contains 8O1 pages royal bYo. Bsaulliui
bind ing. embossed, full gilt. Price, only Stu ~
mail poss-paid concealed IN plain wrapper. llln9-
trative Prospectus Free. If you apply now. Tho
distinguished author, VIM. IL Parker. NJ - re-
from tho National Medical Association.
for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS ana
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DIR. Parker and corps
of Assistant Physicians may be consulted, conn.
dentially, by mail or In person, az the oInce OF
TIE PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. Bulfnch ST., Isoston, Mass, 90 wh91 WON ~
orders for books or letters for advice should be
directed as above.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-04

| laid the rose reverently between
the leaves of my Bible and put it into
my valise. \ week later | was on a
ranch at Los Angeles, Cal, and the
post brought me one day letter of
four pages in pretty italian handwrit-
ing. 1t was from Pauline.
She had received my book just be-
fore she left Denyer. land hoped | had
received her rose. She had read nv
verses, and was pleased to say that
she liked them, and that they touch
ed her. Some of them, written in a
cynical, despairing strain, she CRITICS.
ed and regretted. She hoped that
some day | should meet some one
who would make me think better of
life and cure me of my love of soil
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-04

man is often highly est eemed for
what we don't know about him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

wTrGCrTVF BAGS or sTrvE2 D1IrARS
were nee. I'd q enable the wor S.nea % stsck
th, silver M With economy Il space, but TO
b.sx,s take abo1s oDe-siKta &C tae room n the
vnuie. aal the authori5ios arc discussing the
advisobui-y q dispensing with the boxes a.
toE-shor and II pihuy go ba-s ouo uIr7n al
otlcr a. a farmer -ogil his lazs = wheat.
&c VIII take a long tiue, probably fcp-
u01ths. e. count al this silver. far tlero ara
more tbsn fcfTr thcusari tons = e. 10 c1rut
ir rtace Pr pi-ce would take ahCut sovea
years \ sporting man w h7 vis8r'-l -le V-f.s
the other day u1a3s tbs n1vel suggestion -har
issFssri II rr-sti,r - weights. r sal = faro
sealsfz 10 e-apioved - stacS I'd tae doiars
a. ros.r CHEEKS are stacked. Ela sad i they
ulnced s-cU-acy srd sped Tat Tas Ia VTaT
- ~ is. a1d 81 iei that hs rouldnT rin1
-zsinz t.ae contrSct aia,seif, bus hls propo-
sicion vas not greeted uish favor Faur
t'rrsand o8us e riranrc s. = - silver
lhere ars snou-n Colars -ere - l,aS 6ra
TT zst trsiEs - f'rtr cars esrh ami Il to
c17sruufeat shculi - in1o var AM yrsnt %
seud - silver treasure e. ras frcnt q ~ ofT
tle saSi-rs e ~ouid nsed a zriax - pav-
r,sSser wagons ss~errT-five nriles lou-
B.lt this IS art rhs oulr money thsr has -
- counted bosors Trsas1Tsr H-se1n wt.l -
wiEag - wfve his recein- - NJ Hvatt
T'lers 3 s-~a rlii,ionS sf fr-acs7oral sslv.~ and
ssvsr.i thonssHd 3oiiara la peur.ss sna ot7rr
r1snor ccin--aH Z whtch rsast - coan-ed
ssscs hV ufecA Iaera are. 700. several all-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

than tho wealth OF the Vanderbilts. there "a
nearly two hundred and fifty millions of dol
lars in government bonds dcDosited in the
treasury II secure the circulation Of national
bank notes, ard q number OF millions OF other
bonds, such as the Pacific railroad securities,
District OF Columbia trust funds, etc.
Outgoing Treasurer Hyatt has 70 fears
that the count viii show 4 shortage Of funds,
and vet he cannot help bctraying tho live
lest sort Of interest in tho inventory which
viii give him final and honorable release
from all Obligations or cloud his reputation
with tho misfortune Of loss TO his bonds
men. | asked Mr. Hvatt the other day
if 10 would not be glad 10 get away from
such q great responsibility, and he roplicd:
"SO glad that / would not take this oiiico
again for twenty times its salary. All my
lifc have been accustomed to the responsible
care OK largo sums Of money, but nothing
Ike this Here there is in my charge about
seven hundred millions OF cash and securities.
To carry on the business of the Office and
guard tho funds ] have about $50 assistants.
and my reputation is in their hands. Not
man IL tho Office is under bonds, rs | do not
bcleye in tho bonding system II a man viii
not be honest without a bond be viii not DO
honest with one Ny own bond Is $4,000, q
mere bagGtelle compared to tho responsible
ity. OF tho men hero not ono had seen be-
fore / took charge of tho oEicc, excepting
only ono, and when a vacancy cr0so III tho
staff was crgod by some political friends to
appoint = man IN whom they were interested.
| told them had 10 lack Of confidence in
their man, but as | had made no changes in
the Office, and had thrown myself entirely on
tho r1crcics Of tho old STAFF, appointed b. mea
Of the party 90 which do not belong, 50 Row
in filing q vacancy proposed TO leave poll
tics out and take man whom personally
know. So went 20 Connecticut and got
nan had known from boyhOod."
''Is the arrangement OF the work such that
on employo could, II he wished, set away
with a largo sum Of money!
Eyes. Lam entirely dependent upon tho
honesty Of tho mon. Is an instance, take
the reserve vault, in which arc S32l ,000, ,0O0
IN now paper money. Notes nrc doao up IN
packages almost square, each about rs big as
two cigar boxes pat together, and 4, coo notes
IN @ package. So, ycu $50. tha. IL package
contains one-dollar notes, its valuo viii be
only s4.OC0; but IL i. contains thousand
dollar notes, ns many % the packages 10, its
value will 30 100000. To this vault three
men havo access, one through tho outside
door, another through the second door, Gnd
tho third through Tho last one into the vault
itsolf Vow, suppo~ins thcse three r,aa
should form q conspiracy - rob tho vault
On quitting work, say Il q Saturday nsht.
sach man could carry away under bis cont
from three - Eve millions of dollars, enough
- make hin Independently rioh In any coun-
tIv of The world wherein he would 10 safe
froi1 arrest by Monday morning they could
b. iu Carada or On the ocean. This u out aa
irrauce 81 the nanner n which the reSpon-
sib-s mead q; the ofics is az tl1e mercy x his
suboriirates. RoBERT GBAvES
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
GRIFFITH'S
New York Shoe Store,
80 Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids.
hEklSH IS WEALTH.

DR. T. &. Vests herse ana lrain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific fof lINsferia. Dizziness.
COM ulsluus iNH. Nervous Atura ela Head
ache Nervous fTpStrStioA caused ~ the use
uf alcohol OF tobacco. Maksfulness. Mental
depression. SofteniHg of the Brain resulting
in insanity and leading 70 misery. decay aud
death Premature oid Age, barrrunes> Loss of
Power in either sex. Involuntary LOSSES ana
~pcrfnatofTheea caused by over eRVrtlon 81
the brain self-abuse or oNef Indulgence Zach
box contains one monrh's Treatment : D box
or six boxes Tor 8. seni by mall piepaid On 70
ceipt % price.
W. GUARANTEE SIN BONES
TO cure any ease. With each order received Nv
us for six boxs. accompanied with 8. We viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10
refund the money. if the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only ~
W. II. Tibbs, Druggist.
Sole Ag't u Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

wAsHESsEos May 81 a-fhs prouabiltiss
2Ee yca dSu xGD~ Eo~ bix a sOb ls - -
co.aat : coupe Il Eaa1rel lsill.ssls of ,loliars
The average Az-eElcaa c4tszen hAs b..-r. lalsy
sEosgh - eseaPs al socn tasss. Counting
tao agndfe1 f-liilons 0f dsliaFs s nox Ia LIS
ll4c. ga there are ssySaty sslea eitixeIs u
ay cOUFtssy ae l-ay Cas- As citizens A GozcR
pretty, eulek "itoed sad q'4icS nngerei young
@oaAen, tho lave Jest sueh = t9b "a haad
Z goa think y az easy taak step down siCh
Ia inso tle oasslslel4t q tbs great treasury
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

ionS x tlss stzLsAzrs- l1llars ehlch k4se eesn
IL s1TezAaE.9a aa1 eoaas o4ek - ths treasury
sak1fly ~ozu f9ese. 80. Hlsssz ee coaute1.
- sslzalgS apff4l@s : perfsct Iaefksc x
coaut aBlg - 1es S7s8. Isaers i sixgee2
a,ilkioas ia paE4sE r2o1sy 2ad tselfy-fve
alsIlt11s IA eolc cos2 of ~hioh nsast 5e
g.a.t.r For bo1z Woxx Tie fzzl.-as soaaea
ezparts 4 t.sa trs&zsFs erv gs.si. z4d ia
ts411y L ae1a5ed als4 ressor1atsl al tsea
verists5 and reseriaed. NJ onoe Ia = wae4
Is tLs ngst e1sL1tsr discovered - hass
.z-als a uslssztze. o1s E1sF3 l. notl llag
Aze helnE saFe x thizg = 2eFs millions *
do.l1rs az1 uaTs procsosas ressotai-glEs zrs
i.lsol.ei Ia eele ssLss u TIE sgfd tEs s 1.ls
count, ~aaca c5Sts tas g0YcFnuleat goor
ulaaF ta1saszAl,i agll2Hs, l. s9zlas~ aaf II t
I1rce. f,T TIE reas3a that az tbs uloleY thb
b.sozs cal for l. always touat. 2a1 B, Is sats
= say Mr Hsastoa woeld l4ear a. r-sks Ia
t2king 1r. J. ats word fuE II and giving
hi1a . nsce.n 8i.A at afa Bat that would
Bot b. business, ani ta8 first man ~ cble-s
y slny SUCH proposition w0ald b hr. Hyatt
alius~h. Far ys4rs aso ~Gsu NJ. Ig az.
took the o1ioe, tlls oouHters tc9osht they
had discovered discrepancy, u9t wy
large oae, it Is true, boz still Discrepancy.
roor cents were missing, bat - laek would
have Il these were afbtrward found oa tbs Aoer
under pieoe II pcper- 30 important dls,rep-
aile.es between ths cash a. I ths bOoks iaya
ever been discovered a the treasury, but tho
importance Ot = thorough count Vas SHOWN
aboGI fifteen years aso, when u count OF the
funds IA the sub-fFeasury az New York un-
covered shortage u s9oo,oJo 4 clerk in
charge of ths internal revenue stamp div sion
had run away u Europe with that amount
Of stamps.
Nor Is this al the counting that must be
done before the new treasurer viii give the
old one his release. There IS vault called
tho reserve vault, Ia which Is stored tho
enormous sum II three hundred and twenty
one millions Of dollars, ell in new notes. crisp
and fresh from the money mill This money
Is held ia reserve Tor extraordinary demands,
and is ready 70 be pail cut at any time. New
paper money needs seasoning before going
into circulation. The INK must have time 70
become throughly dried and well set IN tho
fiber OF tue paper. All tho complaints that
were made some time ago OF the workman
snip on new notes was caused 10y sending
them out into circulation half seasoned. In
addition ~ this store OF millions, greater
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
MANY JIAGLING MILLIONS
Counting the Hoardsd Treasures Of
unele Samuel.

a. IL Dons " keaeser ses Usites ssatss
Iss.ssEsr I@kss aarss sf tbs afoasg
saetts IA " aLsAlHs tsa.--Dellaxs ia
-1sid, silver sna P4peF.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

William spores. of CooperSviIle, was
arrested and brought to Nusksgou 0n
AprIl -. charged with assault with at
tempt 90 commlt rape upon p little
CIR. at Ravcuna. Je waived ex3m.na-
ton in Justice court and was bound
to tbe Circuit court for trai. lie
pleaded guilty and WAS romaudcd for
sentence. THIS noon he was ARA gned .
srd sentenced hv Judge lrtkrrman fo
three years imprisonment Ia Che state :
~ son at Jackson Nsstscea C5rsB5cis
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

The stomach. Is the energetic phrase
which Carlyle applied % hs own
t-1ul leSoFue organ 81 Digestion The
CREST -sssy'st was dyspeptc from s.
Youth. but bal he used Tr Pierce 3
f.easnt Purnuve Pellets he m CHS
hlve shaken off tire incubus of os-cs-
ton "i Se a dew3rop from a lion =
name. snd there wouad have oeen
more sweetness sud lEht ia his
writings and hrs home An d~uSg sts.
p cents VA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
The Only Non-Alcoholic Vegetable Medi
cine pat up In liquid form
Ever DiscO.cro

IT IS not vile fancy drink made OF rum
poor whiskcy. or refuse liquors splced and
swcctened To please the taste, bat purely
vegetable preparation. made from EdtiNe Cali
fornia herbs.
Twenty-Five years use have demonstrated to
millions Of sufferers Throughout the civilized
world. that of all the medicines ever discovered
Vinegar Bitters only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative eiiectS upon those troubled
with the following diseases, VIZ:
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Catarrh, Neufalga.
Headache. BoiS. S.rofula, SKIN Diseases. Jaun-
dice. G0ut Piles BiiiouSness. and I'll other
diseases arising from blood impurities, ana as
a Nermifuge IL is the best in the world. being
death 10 al worms that infest tae human syS
tcE.
II is always safe to take al any time. or IN
der any condition of che system. from old or
young, or FOR either sex. 1t is put up III i%9
styles. The old is slightly hitter. and Is the
stronger in cathartic effect. Tie new style IS
very pleasant 20 the taste, and q perfect medi
le for delicate women or children. Each
KIND is distinctly marked on top Of carton.
Many families keep both kinds on hand. as
they form complete medicine chest.
Send for a beautiful book free
Address, r. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.
~ Washing ,0u ST.. y. i. CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
Fpoe saddles DErrEvTHArFz's.
,oox t-au IrrrES7Hs1Ea's.

11- Norroc-st IETESrHALER's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

For done carr, da1. trad feeling.
n' eorerished blood. 3ul pans In hscx
ma heaf. tsntai'Esug skin crrpf.'1s.
on1p's >srsal'sr srill a never IA = to give
ef. We always guarantee 10. Pr,ce
ar bottle, Ileos' drug store, rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
BUSINESS BREyTTIEs.

FATEHAvEN counts.
DrrTEN NlUAIER's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27

Sole Ag't, - Monroe-st,. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28

The question, Why do not our farmers
use printed letter heads in their CORES
pondence, is ono for which there 10 NO
sufficient answer. The coat of 500 or
1000 printed letter heads 10 but little
more than the hare cont of tho paper.
and letter, headed by the name, bust
uoss aud address Of the writer. is in
Infinitely better form, more attractive
in appearance and more likely to CON-
mand the immediate attention Of the
person who receives it than one written
upon a blank sheet Of paper. OF even
moro Importance than this ia tho facl
that no mistakes Gao possibly occur IN
the address OF q reply to letter written
upon q properly printed uank. TIL.
saving in this item alone muY many
times cover tho slight expense OF print
ing. For these reasons every farmer
mechanic and business man shout,
provide hims elf with printed lOtte
heads for use in correspoudhnce.-[E x
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
a Fish Story.

J. Il. Dillon. q New York City bank
or, recently caught pickeral in Green
Wood Lake in that State, aud on cut
ting it open fonnd q beautiful diamond
set horseshoe ring in its entrails with
the name OF q. g. Grant engraved on
the inner side Of tho ring. He subse-
quently ascertained thut the ring was
lost in the lake by Gen. Grant in 1874
whils tho latter was unlocking an eel
which he had caught.
Dillon sud TO Sun reporter: II
wrote to his SOD. Col. Fred Grant, and
explained how tho ring came inLo my
possession. He wrote tack that il my
story WAS true was entitled to tho ring
mud might keep it. 1 actually believe
that Fred thought was t. ling fish
story. or he would not have told me to
keep the ring.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
nsunG valley stems.

EDITOR 1EDHPrNDENr:-Mou has
again been visited by the license man,
and TWO happy souls were Joined for
lifo. for ''better or worse." On tho
evening of the 18th instant Mr.. W. ]
LAudou and Miss Fannie B. Clayton
were married at the residence of the
brides parents. Judge w. s. Clayton
performing the ceremony. Only a few
neighbors and friends were invited,
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Ssnguinet. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Clayton, (the
parents OF the bride), Nessrs. William
Clsndennlug, T. Counors. Ed. johnson.
L. D. Albert. o. II. Porch. Walter
Clayton, Misses Ella Clayton, Maggie
Clayton, Lou Craighead and Ella
Crosson. Messrs. I'D. johnson and
VIM. tlendenning sssi.ted tho groom
through tho trying ordeal and Misses
Ella and Maggie Clayton likewise with
the bride.
After tie ceremony dancing begap,
Geo. Clayton as musician. and con-
tinued til morn. At midnight the
guests were summoned to as grand a
supper us anyone would desire to 'get
upon the outside Of aud well can it be
said justice was done.
The couple were in receipt of some
very nice and useful presents. one being
a beautiful castor, presented by Mrs,
Geo. Clayton. Many were the con.
grntulatiors poured in upon the young
couple. May the vert side OF the RUBY
Mountains blossom as the rose, may
peace, Joy and comfort always be thei,
lot IN lie.
| The crops are looking we'll. Joe
Henry has already cut his alfalfa crop
and expects to harvest another from til.
snms ground. Haying generally viii
begin the coming week. How tie
ranchers succs"d waits to be seen, a.
gnnts, mosquitoes, horse flies and hand
some schoolmarms IRE SO numerous
TINT it is almost impossible to gel
steady hands. "
! NosNHoJ.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
&ntal Wreck.
NosNHoJ.

A Pittsburg dispatch OF the Goth IT,
slant says:
A triple collision Of freight trains oc-
CURED near Lntrobe, Pa, on The Penn.
syivsnIa Railroad this morning. lhir-
ty cars. were wrecked and number CT
persons killed. Four OF them are nm.
known trnmps, At the hour named n
freight train, west bound, left Latrobe .,
and Ind just reached the bridge, fifty
yards west, when it colIided with all
extra freight train coming in the oppo.
site direction. Another east-bound
freight standing on side track on the
bridge aud tho wrecked trains crashed
against ii, causing one locomotive and
= number OF cars to go over an embark.
ment into creek, q dis'apce Of SO feet 4.
The following dispatches have been
reoriyed from Gieensburg, Pa The
wreck ut Latrobe this morning was
thrilling tn the extreme. It is prot a.
BILE that from thlriy-fivs to forty livas
were lost. Only four or FIVE bodies
were taken from the wreck. They we've
unknown.
A later dispatch states that moro
than half Of Tho n en- on the train were
rescued aid The killed may not exceed
twelve Of HfIenn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
The Carson Mint.

The Chronicle il informed that tho
Treasury Department has notified the
incoming officials Of the Carson Mint
TINT the continuance OF coinage will
depend upon their ability to supply the
institution with bullion from tue home
production. As our mine owners get
more for their fine silver bars for ship
ment to China than tho Government Ia
paying for coinage purposes. it looks
very much as though Secretary Window
was paving the way for n pretext to
rcscind the coinage ordr., il not to close
down the institution nltogsther-Hs was
recommended by the last Republican
Director Of Mints.-[Virginia Chron-
icle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28

Virginia Chronicle within
che last few days has been lower than
at any time since tho passage Of tho
Bland bill. But then coinage is to DO
resumed at Carson. While this docs
not afford much consolation to tho sill
YER ProducerS. IL is doubtless highly
satisfactory to an extra dozen and . half
of hungry Republicans who will help to
reduce tho surl lus in Uncle Sans
Treasury vaults.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28

cast his political fortunes With that par
~, aud was sent back 30 tue Quilted
Sta,ss Senate in 1856. In 1862 he was
appointed Minister TO Russia. Mr..
Cameron was again elected to the Sem
ate in Lee and also in 1874. HE SER
viers AZ United States Senator agRrs-
gate eighteen years. In 1880 he vas
leader in tho movement which nomina.
ted James "A. Garfield a. candidate
for President.
Mr.. Cameron leaves an estate valued
1t four million dollars,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
Slnaom Uamsron.

Simon Cameron. the aged Ponnsyl-
vnnis politician, died ut 8 o'cl ock p. N.
Wednesday, June Goth. Mr.. Cameron
WAS born March, &, 1880. At ten years
OF aye he went to work ia a printing
oface, s"d after bo hnd learned the
trsns he for tune edited country
J.LG
In lS45 he was elected to the United
StAtsd Senate as Demnciat. When
the Rrpn 'lioan party Was org !ntz. d hs
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
winters w ms.

A Chicago dispatch OF the 26th instant
says:
Tho second race seven and ono.balf
u,longa, Winters Joe Courtney won,
Mareblna second, Early Dawn Third.
Time, 1886.
The third rncs. 10 md one-bali fur
longs, for two, emf Ills. WHITES HI
Rio Rry won. Lord Peyton second, Ell
trav. Rancs third. Time, / 0S.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
A CoIored Delegation.

A d, legation Of oolored Re publicnns
waited upon the President Wednesday
morning md presented ON address
adopted ut \ Jackson Miss. conference
June 18th, expressing confidence in the
Presidents policy towards the cel'red
people of that region. The President
thanked them and snid they could rest
assured he woull do the best no could
towards vi cl.sses.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28

Those who desire fresh Groceries s.A
Provisions, as we'll ~ glass wuye. QnsSn,.
ware, etc. should not fan to cxn,u,ns
my stork and prices before pnrcissina.
- peHny saved is % good ~ - pcnn,
earned and you cnn save money b.
Purchasing goods nj home. eSrry
&urXe stock Ot reasonable goods AK.
viii sell u; 1.-Two Md Ie, l. - prices.
z ~. il CD"sv
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
ID raybnR.
FL 10y.

Now TINT Spring has opened and the
town needs cleaning up, the old pioneer
dra. man, George Dexter, IL prepared to
Glenn up and cart awny NIL accumulated
rubbish Mt reasonable prizes. Those
desiriug my se,vices will please leave
orders mt the Humboldt House.
80, GEORGE DExTER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
JULY 4, 1889.
Imdurntcd Fibre Ware.

The attention Of the public il directed
to my new stock of Tubs. Buckets, Bn-
sins, ETC., manufactured from 1ndurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seNms or hoops. It il light
snd durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not taint any kind Of liquid
and bids fair to superceds tin and wood
en- ware. Call and exulniue it.
n. CHAs0.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
Fire w OFk0.

A full assortment OF Fourth Of July
Fire Works. such M Rockets, Roman
Candles, Pin Wheels, Fire Crackers,
Bombs, IN short everything necessnty TO
produce q fine ryrotechnioal exhibition,
for sale cheap.
... FL 10y.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28

nomination for Governor on the second
ball 4. E. p LampSon, of A.htAbula
county, was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-28
For sale.

Ono Bod Room Set, Mattrosses.
Ilauk,ts, Chairs, Stove. ClIthing,
Wood, etc. Apply to William Hoseltine,
HalIeck Station, o. ]. A. Piummcr.
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OF the brides parents in Mound Vsl-
ley. ElSo County, Nevada, June
ls. 1889. by W. S Clayton, J. p. Mr..
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An immense stock
of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and Decora-
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Remnants. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season.
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