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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

THE democracy will now have the
satisfaction OF seeing Reeds rulings
on the QUESTION of quorum embed ed
IN the very rules for which they were
SO suxiously waiting. The filibuster-
ing days Of the democracy are abont
over in the house for this session and
the new rules and republican major
lty will hold the lower house of con-
gress down to strict business With
the democracy this time it has been
out of the fryingpan into the fire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

THURSDAY Of this week is set for
she final hearing of the arguments
before the senate deep water commit
tee. The dispatches seem to assure
Galveston of her appropriation and
also that a determination is evinced
by the committee 20 secure the earn
est prosecution of the work at Aran-
Sas Pass and Sabine The end has
not come and none of these appropri-
atoms will be made without encoun-
.ering hot opposition in congress.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1890
FEMININE FANCIcS.
bono OF tho Cortnin Methods OF Procur-
Ing and Retaining Deuuty.

some or tho Cortuin Methods OF Procur-
Ing and Retaining Douuty.
brush and brush your hair II YOU want
toget that lovely gloss that society girls
arc so eager for. Give your hair two
hundred strokes every night before
jumping into bed.
Don't be afraid OF brushing Il too
much, writes 4 boston Globe contributor.
Tho moro you brush tho more gloss YOU
Ect. II your eyebrows arc thin brush
those, too, with tiny brush, and II they
don't curve to suit you ret Il tiny comb
and train them in whichever direction
you wish them to 60. Brushing keeps
them in good shape and it is SO much
easier TO brush than to trim them. Bc-
sides, x you do not understand how to
trim them properly you arc apt to look
funny until they grow out again.
III you wish 10 keep away wrinkles
sleep on your back. | know you will
have bad drcams If you do so, but hrr
rather put up with tho dreams than tho
wrinkles.
Hadn't you?
Sleeping on your side causes wrinkles
under the eye.
Bc sure to both wash and wipe your
face toward your nose, for tho noso
mover wrinkles. by wiping toward il
You will prevent those little wrinkles
near the car which arc so plainly seen.
Laughing makes wrinkles. but keep
on laughing, only don't do it with tho
face.
/ have just taken four molcs from my
face and it is very badly done. You can
do it yourself, only DC careful, for it
burns.
Get five cents worth OF muriatic acid
and three times day touch tho molc
with toothpicl; dipped into tho acid.
1t will como of in aLGut week, leaving
rcd spot on the face. Leave that spot
alone and it will heal by itself.
They say ''mclcs arc sign Of
beauty" but prefer the beauty without
the molcs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
SPEED VS.. QUALITY.

Mover Consider Fast Doing OF Moro I'm
portancc Than Wcll.Dolng.
Many persons seem to think that
speed in work is n higher accomplish
ment than quality Of work. II speed Is
OF tho first Importance, then It may DO
an apology for poor quality. II quality
Is Of tho first Importance, then 1t may
bo an apology for want OF speed. Ono
says: 'l want to luarn to write fast"
Another says: "l writo this very
hurrici:y; please excuse crasurcs."
Would such writcrs-or workers rather
bo thought quick than accurate? Do
they place tho writing above tho writ
ton2 Even shorthand writer ought
not TO writo faster than ho can writo
wcll. Speed follows quality; quality
mover follows speed. IL Is q good thing
TO do good work fast. hut IL is bad
thing to do fast work adly---and that Is
tho way IL generally Is dono when tho
fast.doing Is held abovo tho woll.doing.
lad work had better DO done 80 slowly
that II never gets donc at oil. Tho only
way TO attain to high speed Is to work for
something bottor than Speeds. s.
Times.
Edmund Yates, tho friend OF tho
.atc Wilkio Collins, is authority for tho
statement that ho was accustomed to
taking moro laudanum than would havc
suliccd TO kill n ships crow or com
pany Of Goldiors.
Miss Isabella Bird, tho dauntlcss
little English woman who has travelled
alono In 80 many outof-thc-way coun
trics and written fascinating accour. =
OF her adventures and observations, Is
married TO q Bishop. Tho King Of Siam
has awarded her tho order Of "kapolani"
in recognition Of her literary work. ,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
VOLUME "a.
Gu; OF Politics.

The Central Pacific Railroad Com
paay, bcin. out OF politics, will not
permit lis OF pioycs 10 dabblc in tho
iithy pool Il. i. Shcarcr. Agent
II; this placo for several years, nc
knowlcdgad To be one or the best.
most correct 3D.. accommodating
agents the Company ever hil here,
Was appointed Il mombrT OF tho Cen
trail Committee, aud was elected
School Trustee; and although Mr..
Shc0rcr never neglected his business
for moment and WAS always prompt
in his duties, hc was iucontincntly
fired rs soon as III" election was over.
Mr.. Shcarcr is n Democrat.
Frank Wines, an cmpluyc OF the
Central PaciIic RIilroII CJmplay,
was, ut lis own soi!cItuiIOu. mo.ui.
mated for the Office OF County Clerk.
lie cmplD!c ed IL substitute and spent
several weeks in canvassng tho cbun.
~, and Notwithstanding the active
part he took in politics, no still re-
tLns his position with tho Company.
and 1t ia perfectly proper that hc
should retain il; for no man should
lose his rights ms nu American citizen
ana become Il nero machine when he
becomes an cmployo OF the Railroad
Company. Mr.. Wines is Republican.
These iatty 30 10 show, what has SO
o[ton been claimed, that tho railroad
is out OF politics.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
WILD WESTERN JUSTICE.
Why Tough Cit zen FaiIod to Keep Fill
appointment.

Why Tough Cit zen FaIiod to Keep Ills
appointment.
In ono OF tho frontier settlements in
tho Wild West y German cobblor was
elected police Justice. His reputation
as an honest toilcr was wcll established,
but his legal knowledge and sense Of
humor wcro SO far of unknown quanti-
ties.
Ono OF his first casos was that of n
tough citizen who was duly arraigncd
for breach OF tho peace. Tho Justice
heard the evidence in tho case and pro-
nounccd sentence OF threc months in
Jail. This SO cnragcd the defendant
that he ended vigorous abuse OF tho
court by promising to call on him
promptly that day thrco montha and
prepare him for first-class funeral.
Tho judge heard this abuse silently,
and then, without any emotion, cogitatcd
rs follows:
"Vcll, you kills mo to-day thrcn months
ago, will you? Let mo see: This is Au-
gust first. Three months will 10 No
vcmbcr first Thanksgiving will DO
twcnty-iifth. l will miss my Thanks
giving dinner. Christmas Is next.
will miss Christmas, too. Six months
from August first will DO Shanuary. 1
makes IL six months, und den you kills
me, will 1t? You shust go right away 10
Jail oiX months, and then 500 you any
moro shoust shoot you SO full OF lead
IL viii tako Won steam derrick TO lift
you down to your g:avc. You hear mop"
The six months wcro up long ayo. and
tho Justice atill sits upon his cobblor's
bench when not dispensing justice from
his official scat. Tho tough citizon IA
presumably hcrding cattlo In Arizona.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

Ono Of our Democratic conicmpo.
rrriea proposes TO attack tho tariff in
dotaii In tho Fiftyihitd Congress-.
LtH. That's putting IL of n good
while, as tho l'itty.third Congress
docs not come in until 1909, nftor tho
nox, Presidential election, and IL ia
not certain TINT IL will hc Democratic.
Why not commence in tho Fifly.acc.
ond Congress which IL overwhelming.
ly Democratic?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
Tho lsichrst Gold Mine.

The Golden Cato miro in Orovillc,
Cal, is probably tho richest gold minc
III the world. MujIr Mclaughlin has
successfully turned the river from Its
bod, and ia scoopiag ou, gold 10y tho
bucketrull. Nothing like 1t was over
fecn in the history OF river mining in
America. People who are now brnws.
ing about and trying Ia purchase
stock cant iirA anybody who wants
10 sci. .--lEE,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

There was open buying of votes on
tho street of this town last Tuesday.
Both parties restored TO il. There
was paid as high as forty dollars apiece
Tor straight votes. Mono sold for less
than ton dollars each. IL is estimated
ihnt over 100 votes were sold in this
rlaco alone. Who gnys Tho Australian
system of voting Is not needed in No
raldI-. EurciSa Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

Appcal:-The corrupt judiciary OF
California g: a.vcro dose Of public
opinion ut lho election. The rascals
who had handed down their decisions
Tor cash IN advance were Knocked out
by the votes of both parties. Thorn
ton and McShaftor, the two Judges
who imprisoned the editor OF tho Star
for drnouncing them as corrupt, were
literally buried out cf sight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

Cheyenne Live Stock Journal.-It
IS fast becoming the opinion of those
in position TO bo competent judges
that tho American draft horse will
soon become as famous and sought
70. by NJ! nations as are our Alncr.c
an trottcry. When this time comes
il will bc worth millions of dollars TO
tho breeders OF this country. All
hail tho day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

II tho Entcrprilo man, who Erowls
bocausc full election returns were not
published sooner, lived in Elko coun.
" whore election roturns hnvo 10 10
brought n hundred miles or more, and
whore the bcnror al tho box IN somo
Instances brought no roturna outside,
no would not blimc us for publishing
only what wo oouli got
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23

Tho Fifty-iirst Congress unscated
fourteen Democrats. If tho Fifty
second Congress should unseat Mr..
BhriIno would the Republicans havo
any kick coming? But NO do not bc.
li5vc in rcpaying evil with OWL, and
unless NJ. CIs,idy can show beyond
question that he is catiElcl to scat
in Congress it should not be given TO
him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-23
Carson Ia Itntify.

1t 10 proposed 20 hold Il grand Re.
publican ratification meeting inCarson
on Saturday evening noxt, snyg tho
Tribune, in honor OF tho Republican
victory IN tho Stnto and county on
November ith. Tho sack bcurors Of
tho two PARTIES should bo given prom
'ncnt places in tho proccasion.-Llt Reno
Gazoitr.