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, 1889-12-05
No Mention OF Idaho.

Fred Dubois, delegate from Idaho, is
not pleased to think that no mention
is made in the presidents mes
sage of the proposed admission of the
territories of Idaho and Wyoming. He
claims that the authorities of Idaho
whose duty it was to prepare a certified
copy OF the constitution and forward
the same to the president have neglect
ed to do SO, and for that reason he could
not get to the president and urge the
mention of Idaho's statehood In the
message.
, 1889-12-05

The representatives of the new states
held IA meeting to-day to further the
project for the establishment of a north
western headquarters in Washington for
the accommodation and benefit of their
northwestern friends. An agreement
was drawn up and signed, pledging each
member TO pay $50 per month for the
maintenance of such headquarters. A
committee was appointed to secure
rooms.
, 1889-12-05
Postmasters Appointed.

The following postmasters were ap-
pointed to-day: North Dakota-David
Freeman, Bradley, Clark county. Ore
gon--H. w. Bucker, UldeY, Wallowa
county; J. g. Walker, Keno, klamath
county, Dayton Fairchild, Stone City,
Malheur county; Mrs. o. NJ. Bower,
Hillsdale, Multnomsh county; Mrs. NJ.
+. Osborne, Gallo, Josephine county; J.
Il. sibley, Hodsonville, Tillamook
county.
A now postoffice was to-day created at
Homer, Grant county. Oregon. w. w.
Stone, postmaster.
A Montana Land Case Denied.
Secretary Noble to-day decided several
land cases, on which appeals had been
taken from the ruling of former land
commissioners. The land was situated
in Montana and was entered under the
desert land act. II was in section 30,
township II, range 10, in the Helena
district, and the application was rejected
ON the ground that it was a part of the
Fort Missoula military reservation.
On the appeal the question was raised
that tho order Of the president in 1878
, 1889-12-05

w. g. Jones, attorney general of Wash
ington, arrived in this city to-day. On
the 18th he will appear before the land
commissioner in the hearing as to the
validity of title held under tho Valentine
scrip. test case involving a title of
lands worth many millions OF dollars on
Puget Sound.
, 1889-12-05
The Forty-Two Star Flag.

The flag which was unfurled at noon
to-day from the dome of the capitol
was the first ever tioated from the dome
with forty-two stars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
A CHILDREN'S SERVICE.
The sunday school of the Church oi
Christ Observes Chiidren'- Day.

The sunday school of the Church OF
Christ Observes Chiidren's Day.
Yesterday was Chldren's Day at the
Church of christ, and an elaborate and
interesting program was rendered by
the sunday school IN the evening. The
church was packed, and many who
who would have attended were unable
10 get inside the church. The enter
tainment required a great deal of
preparation, and the superintendent
ana teachers OF the Sunday school are
entitled 10 great credit. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers,
and the motto, a Little Child Shall
Lead Them" was displayed across the
arch back OF the pulpit. Following IS
the program:
!. Song The Battle March,
By tue Primary and intermediate Glasses.
= song. our Gre ting" No In the Exer-
else.
8. Scriptur, Lesson. Responsive) No. in
Supt and school.
our Pastor, W. T, Richardson.
5. song. "Iwlne Your Chaplets." No. 5 in the
Exercise.
Q. Exercise Tor Primary Class. Some Won
drrfui thlldrcnS Days.
Bay uarl richardson. Helen Boardman
and Geuie Ecyudcrs.
:. Solo. The Dear Little Girl"
Belle Graham.
:. Recitation. Lost IN the Iater patch"
Beatrice Logan.
= Scripture Selections. Flowers of the Bible
Responsive No. In the Exercise.
Supt and school
10. Song. The Beautiful stream" No. Is in
the Exercise.
school.
II. Recitation. The Rose Bud"
Louie Met rady.
t2. purtt. Little Buds 0t Promise"
Josie aud Artie Ettinser.
Collection.
o.. solo. sunny bays
Mrs s. !. Brown.
Il. Scripture selections. Heirs Of the King
DOM" utrsponsiyel No. l0 IN the kXer-
else.
Sup't and school.
Is. Song. Excelsior.
Is. solo. sabbath.
n. Recitation. 4 Little Boy on the Good Old
Clement Richardson.
IS. song. Thanks and Praise"
Bertha Wheeler. Hattie Brimmer. Ora
Clements Oiiye richardson and
lila Knapp.
u. Recitation. sunshine and Showers.
Matte Knapp.
Announcement
%. SOM. Praise the Lord for Chndhood's
School.
Renedic'ion.
Waiter vs. Wilkins. Claronetlst.
Miss Nlniired Whitfield, AccompaniSt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
Az aosAN rRAosrsoN


AS~ss = a. &&@ksss4-
slzeleF 2. VI HEz1ss. = ssSIl sres<rs u
49, s1leax xsat ls.zaze4.sF1ar q ssls sss..atx
NaQ hzs spsus s-xty fcSr yezrs II - Eis a.
al = sa1aazale ssctten. reocat ~ slslss& t@s
AaaLstea fAz. glz1es galas s1a sea a@4ay
"reminiscences q as yo4ageF eays H.s
f4th<E wzs giFe1 - I2e lsaA1ns ~1ss :
E1H snsaa - tAe ga4z Fley4 sas1h 81 soe,
eest 4 OxfaT1. ~a1 nesck - neW los tzesG
sseal Ia C..asgG CoaEty He ssen after-
s4re eo0sl5sesa Il 80 l@rge fsr bls par
p1ses, 81 se.s Z a far ten he4c 81 eows
sa1 calves NJ. H1Ehes s4ys tEst tbs in-
e.sus tA4s lVsi bere NcFs t1s very persra+
nc4gisa y keEes.y, 4bd they res4Fae4
trafAt1inesz C. o.ls y tie greatest " Aa
virtues Whea Ran kngwtngy tcid >
fa.seheoS hs was peylStaAsly t&uIted Sltn
a., tae Haxers spread o4t IL tie sh2Pe cf =
' were he'd 50 before hiu cn eyefy ocea-
slau. ssIch taeAst '-forkod ton s2s.
lie Fel4tet = story - IE1l4R trz4ltlcn
wl.ch a-s very Interesting. IL village .
n.-s 4Dd h.f Deiow the present site 81
o1ford the ssaAss gave osrth IL twins ana
the little p&pooses were al @s spotted "a
leop4Eos- The ssa4Us were tried aDc al
condemned " death al the stake. On the
c4Y the entiFe population gathered ~ tae
scene Of execution. more than SeFcnieea
hundred IN number. Wnea al had beea
boand at We stake ani torches applied
there was . sound as of thunder, the earth
opened and every soul, with the eKoeP-
ton OF tW0 young braves, were swal-
lowed IN 10 depths The young braves
went Of 20 the Cherokee natioa, got ihem
squaws. came and settled down near the
scene Of the great accident, and remained
ton Of the whites. This happened only
sixty years before the coming Of the Hughes
family iatp this section, and was often re
lated 10 the family.
A large pond Of beautiful water now coy
ers the spot Il Is called "Blue pond" and
sOundings on different occasions have
failed TO find Its bottom A few years since
great tree was floating In this pond- Al
ternately IL would RAISE It's trunk high
above the surface Of the waters, then as
regularly would its roots be turned upward
and project above the water in the same
way. This is not tradition, but facts.
The old gentleman has In his possession
quaint Old Spanish coin, about the size q
our silver dollars, coined in so. IL was
given hlm by his grandfather al his birth,
and il has never left his possession The
coin is now worth upward OF $500
The old gentleman says this Is fast and
unfrlendly age. When he used 10 90 to
muster in ST. Clair County In the long age
his shoulder would be almost dislocated
from shaking hands. Now said he, but
few people deign 10 speak, and but seldom
is it that your hand is grasped with the
fervcncy OF friendship. Alas, times have
changed" said he, ''but there will be q
reckoning by and by"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
A TELEPHONE STORY.
Tho Trials OF St Louis Man Who In
vested In an Instrument.

Tho Trials OF u St Louis Man Who In
vested In an Instrument.
The positions in which modern inventions
place men at times are lud.crous. Some
time since 1 ordered a telephone put into
my residence. In few days the machine
was in working order Ny wife is very
delicate, nervous woman, and has her mind
so enthralled with Damon and Pythias and
other Greek lore and the drama in general
that she knows nothing OF business, nor can
she comprehend the peculiarities Of modern
science. About ten minutes after had got
through instructing my wife how 10 secure
tho benefits Of the new institution and had
left tho house the bell rang. Mrs. Ii. grew
somewhat excited, but she managed TO
catch the enigma: "Send me ham and
two dozen young onions 10 l72S - street"
She noted it down, said she guessed IL was
all right, and had just hung up the machine
for rcpose, when she was recalled 10 listen
10 q request for eight pounds of vermiceIi
and bushel OF potatoes for 1908 - ave-
nue.. Then some one called her up and
asked that three hens, n sack OF oats and
Jug Of molasses be sent him. She had just
retired when some one called her up and
asked: "Have you any fresh mackerelf
She seldom INDUCES In slang, but she had
got plumb fun of wonder and vexation, and
asked in reply: "W hat do you take US fora
whaling shipl' Some innocent capped the
climax oy ringing up and asking
her: "What is the price OF clothes-pins, by
the gross, III Chicagoi" Then she hunted
the cook and sent her post haste down town
TO inquire what In the world ] had intro
duced into our home. She sent word that
people were ringing her up and asking all
sorts OF questions about things she had
never thought OF except when she sat down
to eat them. But had gone out collecting,
the cook couldn't fad me, and didn't get
homo until every body was asleep. noticed
chat the furniture a the house was topsy-
turvey, and was just standing over my
wife's couch contemplating her beauty In
repOse and wondering whether 10 disturb
her and inquire whether my effort 10 con-
tribute to her comfort by telephone had
made the day pleasing, when she softly
murmurcd in her dreams: No, we arc out
OF cabbage" aud awakened. just at that
moment the machine rang, and responded,
TO receive an inquiry IA 10 when the first
owl car passed my store There was con-
.ternation In my household that night, and
tho persistent telephone reused nae early
next morning with an application for
dozen eggs and two loavos OF bread. l
threw the trumpet down and turned 10
dress, only 20 be continually interrupted
with constant ringing, and let the affair
ring Al the breakfast table my wife began
10 relate her struggles Of tho previous day,
when my glance fcll on an advertisement
OF a firm which viii call Green & Packer,
groccrs.n The "Gd." Instructed customers
70 order by telephone, and quoted my num-
Der. That was the secret Of disturbances
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
sHoF DOG


sias Pee
khs ilfsle SaseF ss.4alei belonging g.
- IL >%aa K ~ Coart-st.. sss saol
sas A. "a yesterday Aftefsssoa - Pc
.sreal2a aooaey, and. aecording - tae
story of the bsstAadegs, tue at w2s
sl1t4s1 al brutal Tne dog sas eel
kloaa tlfoax xheat gte ae gab5fnt,o.l as
a piaytus Little fe.l0~, alai wNs never
k,.oan " ext .plg ga Ugly trait. lt was
IS i'-iAA - f.s8 ~ = sJQns ali plaS
= th lt- Yesterday afteru 0a he was
play iug NltA oue ou the tront door
step nAen a0y came aioLg sli pokeo
e silez NJ him. he thea took llas end
ai las t10utu, gr0w * aud siskine
lt n play. AID the boy dragged hm
$40 ~ lhEee rode, when he Is - AID
f&n haek ~ las stone. ile by then
vent Die6 and poked tie st.ok
AZ nim again, repeating the former
operation. Malle tlc 0sy va 60
engaged Policeman Mooney came
arOuad tie corner aud shouted az fhe
dog -ld drove u cato the doorstep.
iae llttie fellow resented the harsh
treatment, dog fash.on, by barking
H--t0t -.-'a'Attf Et-a-t% Ns-% +t@ E'ftt+ ~
sIlo0E hiul. Afs. swan, eA-Alderalan
Mckee, Mrs. Mckee, Ms. &c. Leayen-
worth and Mrs searle, who happened
a. he There, ran out aud demonstrated
.th hun, but he persisted and shot the
dog on the step. The dog then ran
into the street, when Mooney nged Al
hm several times more. Mr. swan,
lao had been changing his clothes,
canle 0ut after the shooting and when,
as vas natura. under the circumstances,
he Used little not language. Mooney
threatened % arrest him for using dIs-
respectful language 10 an officer. Mr..
Swan subsequently reported the mat
Lcr 10 upcT.ntondent Eastman, who
promised an invest CATION.
ine dog was remarkably intelligent
animal and frequently did the family
marketing, carrying note 10 the
market and taxing back tile purchase
N 4 basket. He was quite "a fayorte
all along the street, and as illustrating
this, lt IS told that one time when liz
fell into the race, Mr.. Noigt, of the
milling company, paid the boy who
rescued him s.. that he should thus
have fallen victim 90 the oihciOus-
ness OF "a yokel vested with little
authority, Will excite good deal OF
Indignation among the Front street
people.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

Postmaster Blair's report of mail
handled and stamps, etc. sold during
the mentho ot May is as follows Carriers
employed. ss; registered letters de-
hveryd, llb3. letters delivered. 5l3.Il5,
postal cards delivered, 63,0s7, news
papers, circulars, and al :. .nted mat
Ter de.ived, Loo 49l; local letters de-
hv're,l. 30 .s3. mail letters collected.
2l3.9l1. local postal cards collected lo.-
oif mah postal CARTS collected. 4G.23t.
newspapers, circulars. and an printed
matter collected. = s,t45.
Value ~ Stamps sold -i-cent. $40.
2-ceut, Si10o; 4-cent. $50. scent, Sl95:
lo-cent. S220. I5-cent. $50. 5o-cent. $50,
scent, $50. l0-ccnt special delivery $50.
newspaper stamps, tZ2f 81. postage duo
stamps, $50. postal cards. l-ceut. $50
Total s720Iss Fnvelnvcs Sold. S1e}l 30.
Total amount of sales tfI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

The fft-onth annual meeting ~ the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Soci-
etv VII be held az Lansing Commeuc-
lug &C p. IN. June ~ and continuing
through the evening of the 18th. Tie
program includes addresses hy the pres
i8eut. +. r. Wing. of Monroe, Governor
Luce. Judge Cooley. Hon. Vim. Bali,
speaker Desoma. Geo II. White, q
Grand Bapds. and Others.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

Dan Mather has a cane made from a
portion Of the plank on which General
Grant curriei leather at Galena many
years ago, tho same plank from which
the gavcl used az the Chicago convsn-
ton Of lS-s was made Dr. Mathcr
secured the stick at Galena and had d
worked into canc.-S1uyatsck Com
llrrclni
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
BUSINESS BREVIrIEs.

"Nice weather is coming" and ilf
Economy lies Wealth." and you can
save lots of money 10y bringing your
Spring clothing for renovatirg, repair
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dye
House, No. p Canal-St., where all such
work is done in first-class style, and AT
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
THE SONS OF VETERANS.
Going to the state EncamPmcnt at ST
Joseph Today.


Joseph Today.
Today e. Richardson Camp, No. Il,
sons of Veterans, VIII go to -. Joseph
to attend the state annual eucamp-
mcnt. "Wednesday and Thursday VIII
hc ihe h.G days. 4 drum corps contest
and % prize drill viii be- witnessed on
"Wednesday and on Thursday NO 10
O'Clock Il grand street parade win take
place, after which addresses VIII be
made by Hon. Geo. l.. Yapie and a
number of other good speakers. sapt.
IS. 4. Garrett VIII attend. Bread, meat
AMI potatoes Nill be served free o. ail
visiting sons of Veterans, but each one
ia expected to furnish cup. plate.
knife, fork and spoon to the c0mm.s-
sarv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

Mr 5. II Sweet travelling agent for
che lssTrar7- Herald. Grand Rapids
called AZ th'sofiice Tuesday He states
trsr che Ieeerses- s prospernr
having increased IN CIRCULATION corsit-
eraelv n the past two months The
paper has eFrtir s. improved mstari-
sly. aud .s row fhe best daily paper
published n Grand Rapids III sas
CRY Nns
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

II you want = bargain in Stoves 81
any KIND, Refrigerator, Carpets. m
fact anything m tie household goods
line, call at the Vinegar Furniture
Company, lx3, rs, ~ and l2a South
niylslon-st., corner Of therry-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

TIE th.rd annual meeting ~ the
Grand Rapids Loan Bu ding ard
Homestead Association vi he hed
Jane a. IN VI ~ Houseman's Office.
rev H3useusn block TIE election aE
c-fcers Ter tne ensuing wear R 80
held. ard ether important business
rsnssc ted. A. Z. XEsEx, Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

vs. Wrsr~ Sarfsog c~r-7 shrris e.
rsrs - ge~t f'r .iares teerffag Tess. .hes
fsf cfi q sofrezs fae gaTs aIsvs - rs.
cares = - e. =. aad a tae best rs-aets far
agarrnRs r eeafs fefTi@
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03
80 Or.na aaplls 49, eeIlsEs

The Crsna Rapids bgsisess College
Mas not ushefed IN with a hrSss tas.d
nor Las Il been snufied oul ~ tbe sher-
IA Alts growth snd popularity have
not bs,Sn ot uso mushroom variety, oas
tie result II ycafs oi faithful and hon
eol work. fitting yoaug men ai4d WOMEN
30 nil wcil thc various positions Of re-
sponslhlity and trust 81 Nhlch they
have been called. Attend the Y. X. II
{. Tuition reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

4 new article 0f musical merchandise
j. being introduced here by Mr. Julius
Al. Friedrich, the music dealer al so
and y Canal-st II ls a combination
music stand, in three different styles,
finished IN plush, mahogany and oak.
By changing il automatically il can be
used as a music stand, a stand on whlch
a hook IS held while being read, and a
center table or book stand. Mr.. Fried
rlch also has some fine new music
fOlos.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

If YOU want an elegant finish and
fi,ely got up BEDROOM suit. with 2iAov
level plate glass, for S25, 20 10 the Wln,
egar Furniture Company, corner Oh
Cherry and South Division streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

For tho weeks Vinegar Furniture
Company are offering s9i'ie great bar
gains 0a Paflof tools.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

For a Gas or Gasoline stove, or the
finest Refrigerator in the market, SO tc
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

TIE only kefrg orator to huv e the
ore handled hy the gar Furn t3re
Company. iz3 to lAe Soath Dvlaou-<t-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

You asrsls re2ls1v tlaSi = > ssasdss4s.s
si..sa =. k,lss ssats-r's tsttls A4stf ftils;
- xerv Ia89. - tssd saes'ss. al
tse1h sr spa 1yef Axe fe,.Sse~
~ ihtE ase
krakFaat Ssss>szt>,lst
Hardss.s as4d uslsora1fs foe g.H.sr
pu4 bss ass& Eeftaa.s t'ae sfs~s -
ss.srsAs le4ut Ess and preserves tsss
49,, Fs..fsl soaGA u Ui4 Sge. SID ty
al druggist.
10. ff-s gr2m SEX headache ia
,.,..s.ts.. als8iTag1gaa. ete-, 0se ~.
al .5lf, L4ssr Falis. ~trstis ssgcSs1ss ,
fhs, esssiy sunlaiSte a.o htsf Aiad
frse tls s.0lnat a tfoaa blle-
Sos ane IN twtety are free ifom
sa.ss i.tle afimeni e.sVs0d ~ ms tea
81 ths liver. Use tsFtsf's lAttis fliis.
Toe fesalt VII ~ 8 pleasant surprise.
Ihey giye positive relhf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

purpose Reducing Stock rapidly during the month
OF June shall make
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-03

opportunity of getting good Business Dress
Suit for regular price Qor so days. in Cas-
and Worsted Focks Sacks These Suits
are trimmed and thoroughly made OF OUR OWN MAKE
and we guarantee every garment Many styles
we this sale be in windows with
prices plainly marked upon each
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
A MOVES. IDEA.

A seeker after Office ic Illinois, says
the Journal, hns taken an original way
of making known his claims. The
Office he wants is q good one, and he
has secured recommendations from
more than 100 leading Republicans.
Instead o. forwarding these recommen-
dations to be pigeonholed in Washing
ton, he has them neatly printed in book
form and bound in morocco. The vol
ume is a neat little one and is quite
unique. Tho people whose influence
he wants in getting tbs appointment
have all received copies. They think
the new departure a good one. 1t en-
abes them to read the oficesesker's
Endorsement without stumbling through
page, OF bad handwriting. and by mass
ing the letters altogether the claims Of
the author of the idea are given unusual
force. Said a Congressman the other
day, "For my own comfort l should
like to see this notion carried cut by all
peOplO WIZ "huI 6e'S'AA6
them into office. It would save ME
much time and labor. But am afraid
tho plan won't be generally worked, be-
cause when thing is in print there Is
no limit to its circulation. Suppose
three or four little books of this sort
were put ont by several mon who are
penrs a recommendation from, Eay
John Smith. There would be trouble
at once. Yet you know it does some
time happen that politician out of
pure good nature will endorse half
dozen persons for tt Q Same place and
then write the Congressman a private
note saying bis recommendations are
not to be taken seriously"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
Preparing for an Emergency.

What cnn do for YOU to.duy2"
said the liveryman with a w"Ve Of the
,ight hand toward the sleigh depart
Inent and of hia left toward tho rear of
II highly decorated heurse.
II want = horse aud Sleigh" Said
the young man.
"All the horses arc out except Polly,
will she dor"
Young man remembers that Polly
killed her man last week after O brief
runaway, but with burst Of bravery he
says: Glitch mp Polly to bleigh-und
hearse along alter us."-[Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
Mass uerads Nolss.

Do your best aud win prize.
Tho Grand March vii be feature.
Mrs. Mcguire will servo an elegant
supper.
The X. s. B. Masque Balls are always
q success.
Remember Washi ngton and attend
the K. s. b. Ball.
Curlinites attended the Elko Mask
Ball in body, now let Elko turn out en-
masSe.
Elko guests can go to Carlin on train
No. 8. in tho evening and return early
next morning.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
L. "Jack" The Ripper

A London dispatch of February 18th,
says:
Tho body OF n woman d.capitated WAS
found in the basement Of house at
Dundee yesterday. The body wns
recognized as that of woman who
came recently from London, with n
man, and occupied the house. Tho
man who acco,npani' i her to Dundee
has been arrested.
The woman murder was cvid ,ntly an.
other Whiteobapel c.se. Her !egu vsrs
Gu; off and the ston,a:h ripped open.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
meteorological Report.

Following is the Meteorological re-
port for January, 1889:
Highest maximum temperature on
2Sth, AZ degress.
Lowest minimum temperature, on
17th,-9.5 degrees.
Average maximum temperature, 33 2
degrees.
Average minimum temperature, 6 8
degrees.
Total amount of rain in inches, 2.54
Total amount Of snow i'll inches. l9.
Number of days it showed or rAined,
8.
General direction of wind, West. .-
Number Of cle"r days, IL.
Number Of cloudy days, Is. '...'
Amount of snow Oh the ground on
3Ist, 10 inches.
n. D. BowEN,
Observer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
Music and Painting.

Miss Dollis Rosenstock has returned
and is now prepared to take pupils in
Music and Painting. Chinavare dec
Grafton a specially. Those desirous
of taking lessons on the piano or in
painting will please call either at the
residence or the store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
olive aud Let Live.n
PIP.

Those who desire to purchase tho best
quality uf Groceries and Provisions are
referred to tho abov" reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous trsat-
mont il the rula. Glassware, Tinwaro
Rtors1Ns, Nails ste. always. in stock
IL Il. CHASE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14
ave ANA Los ave.

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions, as well as glassware, Queen
ware, etc. should not fan to examine
my stock aud prices before purchasing.
"a ponny saved 10 ~ good - 4 psnny
earned" and you can save money by
purchasing goods at home. I carry =
large stock OF ssasonabls goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
218. Fl. CHAAl.