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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
His Mind Unsettled by Dog
Bite,

A curious case presented itself at
the Pasteur institute in the person
OF a man who had received a slight
bite on the little finger OF This left hand.
The hand and forearm swelled to
enormous proportion and caused the
man excruciating pain. The hydro
phobia question has been agitated
so much lately that the man at once
concluded that he was becoming a
victim of the dread malady. While
he and his wife were peacefully sleep
ing, he suddenly awoke and almost
bit piece out of her neck. This cir
cumstance as much as anything else
put the man in distressing state of
mind. He determined to apply for
admission to the Pasteur institute.
While waiting in the parlor his
mind suddenly became a blank, his
face assumed a CHASTITY hue, aud the
eyes stuck out in their sockets to
much more than their normal size.
He talked wildly, and could remcm-
/ Der nothing that had happened. All
at once he came out of his strange
condition and talked naturally. He
said he remembered losing his senses,
but further than that he knew moth
ing. The dog that bit him is conf
mon cur and is not mad, bnt the ply
sicians at the institute think that
the matter has preyed so forcibly up
on the mans mind that it has tenn
porarily unsettled him.-New York
| Tribune.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
What Might Happen Elsewhere

The New Review, of August, 1885,
relates, with the dry conciseness of
an annalist, that a lady had dress
Of Chinese silk on her when she enter
ed the Batoum custom house, on her
way to the railway station. She
had no luggage whatever. The GUS
tom house officials, however, requir-
ed her to pay duty for the dress she
wore. She refused. Her husband,
who accompanied her, wasindignant,
and qualified the demand as uniusti-
fable extortion. In answer to
these protests the official said simply:
Gan right, l contiscate the dress. "
And Nine. Dzaparidze, who at once
became hysterical, was forthwith UNI
dressed and was Obliged to traverse
the city from oneend to the other-in
returning to her hotel-in her linen.
-Fortnightly Review
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
UNCLE BILLS BET.

o there has been more
stealing down to The
Corner, has there?" re-
marked Uncle Bill Per.
kins to me, as ! drop
ped in the other even
ing, TO make the old
couple a call.
Yes" Ireplie d.
Fosters store has
been bro k e n open
again, and he $ a Us
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

poddlerdn eoncilintorry tone ~
.a eur those lovely children IN tho
pnrd nro yours madam; - chill.
S"M, Madam Cirigidly)-I have no ''l"'
drun. no. sipce | see
vau 'u more closely | see that the , uTny'
could not possible be yourS'-'"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
VALUE OF GOLD.

Mr.. DinS:ey, OF .Nluine, in a speesh
In the House OF Representatives. last
Saturday said:
"Ws give 5roe c~o;ang, % gpli b.,
cause 2j.S grains OF gjil, aiac tol:hs
fine, Is worth JrSt rs much before IL
Is cpinei as alter IL is put into i co!T
called Il dollar"
Worth rs much in what? The
worth OF anything cannot he eytrb-
iished except by comparison with
something else. Silver is to-day
worth lo9A cents per lac compared
with goidi bat upon wh4S basis Js25
the gentleman estimate the value OF
gold, either cninedo OF uncoiucd: The
yvalus OF Il gold dollar coined is based
upon Il law OF the United Statns which
declares thnt 2j.3 graiaS o! gold, nine
tenths fire, coiasd into a piece Of
money By n United ties mint is a
dollar, hence it i3 the law which
makes that amount OF metal Il dollar,
and The reason th At 2j.8 grains OF ia.
coined gold IS worth 4 dollar is solely
on account Of tbs law which makes
the coinage ofgoldfrc and unlimi!ol.
On account OF free coin0gc, and for
no other reason, gold uacoiued is
worth the SAINT az gold Coined.
Whenever the iaw makes tho coin
ago Of silver FREQ and establishes tho
number OF grains, rine-tentbs fine,
which shall constitute u dollar,
%hcthor that DO 1925 or any other
number, just that moment silver un-
coined will DO worth just as much rs
silver coined, for the rensou that the
holder Of bullion can exchange it for
coin at the established rate, as can
now be done with gold. Tho state
ment OF MIR. Dingley is simply ridic-
.uD,ist and shows to what straits tho
enemies Of free roinago are pressed.
lnsteud OF giving freq coinage OF gold
becsuso 25.8 grains Of go,a aro worth
as much before US after it is coined,
the opposite is true; ana tbs 25.9
grains at ~tincoined gold is worth Il
dollar solely because Of free coinoJe,
and anyone OF ordinary judgment can
o III ind, if he DO honest, will nc
knowledge it. We arc surprised that
somo. FREQ coinage member Of tho
House did no; call Mr.. Dinglcyis
attention 10 the fool!ohncss Of his
proposition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
nseusiIoAs REVOLUTION.

Oaytl. -, 1900, the Republican
Sac Csat-a C~omtait.se he'd a mect-
in. at TsIiiji Cay. caleb 4 State
C1rgeauol aii, among Other reSole
ttaas. rnaa;n3eay adopted the fol-
iowin2:
Rpo,eei. That tbe Rrpnhi;ean
pity os IaRSktsa Is 10 f,,yoc OF fires
and na.iu:tei coinl.e OF 5cta gold
aad silver: that Il ho.ist TO this prin-
cipia fs'a tcast q ,Lrty Filth aad =
rest IT parts I'LL "-iln:s; thai it wiu
p-:nit j. no al lGiOrnsn; or rJod.si-
eaton -: th:;d -tfilr; thst!e; whose
eve VII prose ~:screantto tAS pEin-
c,p!e az bi;ne.i,is:a - wall rcu;i'n
STU sastcte. and tana IL Invites
all vo,ar. 10 Hryail VITO favor tic
r,isll taa iat4G!taus j~nteriIcsted
law ofisf} BY whleh silver was d.
mInS;izHi, III SIo desire IN: esfto-
lisna,eut NJ free aEa Uri:n ..cl COIN
age rs The igy: Of the Ualte1 Stiteso2
Ann:icI, To iiin IN citing dele-ates
10 a Republican State Convention.
Now, Republicans Of fScgada. how
do you stand? Do yo1 stall adhere 10
that resolution, or do you repadiate
it ani stand By the law recently
passed. 10 Cypress" hy assrict party
voss," ree1sniLing gold as the only
stsllEi of values? Il ron iadcsse
Ike ia8 y5u must necessarily abandon
the resolution aa09.A mt Yir4ipua
CITY, for thore IS 40 sympathy be-
twa.n.thcm. Tie n~cnnh!3.an -
ofNG:4d. declares ".hat let whose
ever will prove rs:-plI: to b~.EastalEsn
it will remain zset!;ss. .hara'o."
rns Republican, Coasrsgs OF the
uaitei safes has progsl recr,lat 70
tao theoTy OF free anl unlimited coin
ag., a1i N:hiiat ns i~.tpI6Iscaa parly
o; NsTdia "g.ioll5 to IT,, nal ma
limited coinage rs u tenet Of pa-ty
faith" All vii! paruIis o. NJ ubla-
doaDaas 81 haiiisa:ioa o, this doc
tr:ne," tAs 2 s?u5iicIn C5nyrssJ has
aolnioasi rIl nslai.lgl;s io,tTiaY
n IN. b3as5. ~ :. ;3f5
Fat, all ptii5i ! Law which : - all
ilth1.s an parfsses 4 declaration
that IA!i a!1ac is the STANDARD o?
vilresby wi.h tho priss OF Al! c5aa-
M l.ies, size: no: ~czcspssi, is Te;G-
ilt,:l,
AID now va ask again, WHas arc
o. S,qao!i;aa f:i.aliia NsyalI go
iiS t. j. ab,ls L: Do tha: s:.l,
-ilTits al yosofI "Io d,s.rJ tn, &C.
tl1liShnaat OF free and unlimited
coiaaye Us ths iIw OK tho Unitol
Ss to jo,,r ia clo:tinI Delegates 70
a Republican State Contention" o.
will thay abnudon that theory and
BAY that 50 nH;a silver bought at the
market price is 6ettsr than free coin.
age?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
TRICKS OF SSIOW-aEN.
Exhibiting n Wild Nna from Africa who
Spoke EagISh FlucntIy.

spDI;c EaG!:sh Flucnsiy.
Tho story OF the n.tivc African
singing Nellie Gray in Paris" SAYS n
Buffalo q. " man, ''rcminls me OF .
similar gen that I once saw in B-us-
els, where IN cntcrpriSinE show
man il Il OF tho gardens introduced a
wild African, also fresh from his native
iunglcS The wild man was down on
tho bills for q few remarks in his
mother tongue, and whom he was hidden
by his keeper to talk a little for tho in
struction of his audience, he began in
good United States: This is 4 great joke
Oh you. You ali think / am = wild man
from Africa, but I'm not. I'm . good
American citizen, and I'm t6llinE You
the truth il gool English and much
moro TO tho same effect, while all the
crowd GaZcd Opcn-2ycl AMI in astonish-
ont 10 tho horrible creature as they
pudscd each other and whispered: Just
hcc: him! / wonder what he Is gayiur?
I3n'tit CTful?'
AT another timc," no won't OMIT
was during those heavy floods in tho
South Of Iraacc-wc 9traycd into 4 lam
torn or stcrcopticon show in Paris.
where tho ghow-IlGn was cxhibitinr
sicw5 Of the awful ruin w:oaSht ty 40
foods, taken. 50 10 informed tho gaping
audience, at great c-pen5o and at the
Imminent peril OF tho a~rtist'a life, when
tho awful destruction war q: itl hoi9ht.
And We, too, Gap2l, and were greatly
itaprcSsed, until by and by he slippcd
in Il Slide representing tho most danger
oI9 portion OF tho river, SO be said, 1T
tho very height OF its food, tho sketch
OF which had been made b. the much
enduring artist ut tho most frirhtful
risk of hi3 neck. And wo looked rcy-
crcatly up, with our good Buffalo eyes.
and saw picture Of NIAGARA river and
tho r2p,dg just above tho fails.''
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Thc Scy: Physician.

49,. $500 . .... .
Carlos M%ontozuInn. the Apache
Indian, left by This mornings sta! {
for Tryc; o = aud thc Duck Y is,
Reservation. Iontczuma is an ". 2
in the enP!or Of the United States
being u graduate Q! Chicago medica
cJilcsc. lie n 4 native OF .Ar:zor;
aud has been With the hites sine.
he WAS > years old, hcncc he has for
gotten his native Inn Euags. lie h.
been stationed ut Fo t Stevenson, J
D., and nos gees 70 the DIck Vale.
Reservation to assume the duties C.
physician, succeeding D.. Rnb;nsc
who w@5 appointed by the C.cye!au
administration.
D.. MoGtozaua is I very pleasant
intelligent ard socinb!c geatIcnag
"a".l >pc-ieI or social and polite
tc,,ics.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
a Fish Hatchery.

In view OF the fact that it seems
impossible tosuppiy Elko county with
young trou. rton the State hatcae.y
a. Carsoa OF, account of the distan,c
ard di4ical,ies attendant upon their
Transportation, it Is Of the utmcst
iDporirnce that some provision DC
made by the noSt Legislature to cs-
tatlish = hatchery az Elko. We have
Some % sbe best streams in the STATE
FOR the growth and Development OF
trent, IS well Is the best faci!itiesfor
their propagation, and On account OF
the numerous failures which have al
tsraei the attempts to supply our
streams with iish from the Carson
hatchery 1t beconp5 necessary that
other means be devised for n suppl.
otherwise this popular fcod fish viii
become cntirrly extinct. We axe in
favor OF the establishment of u fish
hatchery in EIio, with = sIlEisien
appropriation from the State Treas
ury % pu: the same in successful
operation. after which the cost Il
maintaining it would o. very light.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
IIorEa ARRIVALS.
Depot Ho,ci--Clark s Green. Pro.
prictors.

Cyrus Hamilton, Miss Carrie Cady,
G W Pailiirs, VIA Hoar, Cell Leach,
fuscarora; E G Williams. L a
Davis, r. Niles, f c Niles, S +; Jro
McDermott, Mrs 2 ii McDermott,
LIn1il!c; S Spencer. South Fork; +
f Wah5 & wife. TuIare, Cal; John
Hawloy, Butte City, Montana; Geo +.
Bower, Ogden; L L Harris, Elko.
Ell CLryil!e, JAS CalnpLcll & wife,
Molai Valley; : y TtrTToy, Detroit,
Mich; o II Z Sheets, Sacrumcnto; Ed
L M.Nea'cy, Miss n Carroll, u W
S,y!or, S +; G IL Coop, Carl!n; Miss
Ella Crosson, Star Valley; Henry
Youag, Henry Young Jr, Henry Nell
son, Gantz Greek: 2 Hansen, Wells;
L stewart, Virginia; G Eassano, City;
J l. Tucker, Chicago; Frank Nc
grew. U p BY; MA Walton, Column
bu', o; Miss Eta Porcher, Salt Lake
City; Fred Kahnlieu. Wickes, Mont;
Carlos Montezuma, West Stevenson,
y D.
7 Wright, Denver; w W Booher,
Elko; Chas Adams, South Fork; RIA
Davis, " f Holm, : F.; G " Vincent,
(alils Tex Walker, Austin; Felix
Gruno-el. Warsaw, Russin; S Z Ros-
ers, LlEroille; j 3 Moore, Ruby Val
lep; J. L Assalena. Reno: FL Asslle-
M, Carson: Hugo Lish, Chicago; Geo
jSmith * wife, Tuscarora.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
4 Care for Sick Headache.

This distressing complaint is due TO
IN inactive or sluggish nv"s with
:onstipatcd bowels which deranges
ne stomach and dIsturbi tic nervous
gstcm, causes dizziness and an OPP
1gc2sivc dull pain in the head, often
80 severe rs to prevcnt ali rest or
Keep. One of DR.. Gums Improved
liver Pills will relieve you Of all the
Jain and misery and 81 few moro
10 cg Sili correct the liver and stoln.
sch and regulate tie bowels. While
hose pias are small, easily taken, and
mild and gentle in their action there
no msdicino made that will so
.fcctua!ly cure sick headache. %
ents Il bOz. Sold by +. +. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Board OF I'ardons.

Mondayie Caraon Tribune has tho
following:
The Bonrd convened Mt 10 A. u. TO.
day. Present, Governor Stevenson
Attornoy-G General Alexander and
Ju1gos Belkaap md Murphy. Alb
sent, Judge Hiwloy, Oh account Of
sicknssa
Tao following caso, wore continued
tot tho term: Antonio Marshall,
Frank lIawlcy and Frank Mc,riyuo.
Tho application Of John G.. johnson
was denied. johnson was sent from
Auetin for mauslnughter Tor ten years
IN 1880.
Tho application OF Georges s. Fesran
g.ontcd. Sont from Storey county
tor two yours for burglary in May,
1sss.
Application Of otmgn q. My do
MED
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GETTING THINGS MIXED.
The Lives OF Two Western Newspaper
Men saved by n i'rocf-Itrader

The Lives OF Two we'tern Newspaper
- Msn Saved By n i'roof-Iteidsr
In a certain Western newspaper Office
the gentleman whose business IL is to
record tho fluctuations of the livestock
market sits across from tho young nan
- whosc-lot it :alls to report Wedding
ceremonies Both, says tho New: Sorl;
Times, arc graphic writer's, and enjoy
that latitude OF expression character
istic of Western journalism. Both ase
tho same kind Of paper. and their pen
uanShip l. not unlike.
Not long ago tho wedding reporter
was suddenly called out OF the Office,
and left III the middle of tho table scv-
crai sheets OF papcr Oh which was Z
description OF = fashionable wedding.
These sheets were gathered up by tho
livestock writer when he finished his
report, and the two stories became
mixed. This Is v:hat tho JEALOUS carc
OF . proot-reader, later in Tho evening,
saved from reaching the public eye:
''Thc church Was deliberately decor
ctcd with holly and evergreen and tho
altar was hidden in . wealth Of flowers.
Out of the rccCsscs rose raro tropical
plants, and from tho ceiling hung If
teen Western vcal3, which Gt this time
of year arc scarce and corrcspondingly
dear At 6 to SlE cents per pound. There
was also On active dcncal for choice
lambs, and farmers cast of tho Missis-
sippi river can pro:itably turn TO sheep
raising and take tho bride, who wore n
gown Of white corded silk, . creation of
Wor;h's, with pearl aaulcnt
Then An the maid OF honor, the
cousin of the bride, Miss henrietta
blower, of Chicago, wearing a dress OF
white tulle with diamond ~-naIncnt
and she Was followed By Il small bunch
OF Montana sheep, which blcctcd most
~PitcouJly Is they were driven on board
and shipped TO tho winter hotcls in Der
nuda. They Will there be cut en- train
and slightly dcco!lctc- and after the rest
Of the party had reached the rail tao
minister turned and said imyrcSsivcly:
y can not bil moro than g. cents for
State vcai5, bat c~ah!cgrani from Lon
don quot: refrigerated beef at q nricc
that will enable TIC to pay 500 for 2
c.c OF choice Indian bccvcs, and hear
int this there was Z rush for :;.o young
married couple and tho bride fell into
tho arms OF her father, who il known 10
b2cc . striking resemblance to-a Con-
ncc:ict OK weighing 1915 pounds. The
market here took 2n Upward turn. and
the guests, who numbered about two
hundred, wcro served with . sunptuous
diancr 1T tho house OF the bride"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Live And let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
mad Provisions, III veil aD Glassware,
Queonswaro, etc, should not full 20
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Aponny sGycd Is asgoodaa apenpy
carneda and you can saY money by pur
chasing goods ut home. l carry o
large stock OF %searonablc goods aud
will soil ut 1.-Two and Lot Ltyo price,.
2-1S II. ClIAsE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Superior Advantages.
Induratcd Fibre Ware.

Tho attention OF tho public is d..
70 "a 10 ny new stock Vi 1uL,
B :kets, Basins, etc, manufacture
fro Indurnted Wood FIblc, prcss,,
81, III ono piece, without seams {,
hops. 1t is light and durable, wi.
not shrink Sr swell. will not faint an.
kind of liIiid md bids fair (" super
co % tin and wooden ware. Call an,
OK .luIne il. 81.
rm ii. CHASE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
A snrn cnrn En,. pilea.

Itching Piles arc known by moist.
,iro like porspiration, cahsing intense
itching when warm. This form Hg
vel! M Blind. bleeding aud protud
ing, yield ut once TO DR.. Rosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
tho parts Affected, aGfoIle tltlois
ullays itching aud ciiccts0pornaneDt
cure. bcc. Druggists 0 mail, treatise
FREQ. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, o. Sold
by l.. II. Muller.
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SCHOOL I.ru5tcrs.

Tho cle2t;oa .: 3:aool Trustees i.
Utah l!Gt NoaGa: resulted in Il
e!4c..Jn Of ;our L.bs..sis, .. Gentle.
aad oao PsoP!s,s, or H5-@4on caad
date. IL S!issLl,.s Csy eight Lii
efals and three Peoples candidate.
w. alnnt.l
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BORN.

LAaDoa:-In Mound Valley, E!kc
county, NeYadn, Juno 80, 1880, iu
the VIE OF WI. Landon, n son.
FEtiaAOH North Fork, Elio coun.
ty, Soyaia, July I, 1880, 70 tho wife
OF Juan Feiiz, n 5on.
MURrnY:--At rwih Springs, Elko
county, Nevada, July 10, 1892, to
tue vito OF a. G. Murphy, u daugi..
ter.
WEsn:-In Eiko, Nevada, July II,
1890, to the wlfo of r. u. Webb, OF
Tularc, California, Il son.
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Undertake inn.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hof.
Rims their interest in the Undcrtak.
ma busiucga, I am now prepared 10 nj
tend to all calls in that fine. ! wii,
nlGo attend To tho repairing and vi.
h%olGtoring of Furniture, etc. Sl,G,
on Commercial street, next door &c
Brown & lloskins' old stand.
60 N. Il. Peterson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
Live Ana Let Live.

Those who desire to purchase ell
best quality OF Groceries and Pro
visions Hrc referred to the above re
hougo wboro fair dcGling mn
Q ,urteous treatment 10 tho ruiz,
GiosswGrc, Tinwarc, Stoneware, Naill
o.. Glways in stock.
III u.Cnhs L.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At EUREKA, NEVADA
Junr qS 1900.

LAND OFFICE At EUREKA. NEYADA,l
June Is. 1890.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
following. named ict,lcr has filed notice
u lis lnicn;ion 10 make fral proof In sup
orr Of Ills c~ltiin, mud TINT srid proof will 10
made bcforc tho District Court of Nevada,
4 Hlko, Nevada, ~ MONDAY, ACGUST T.
800. Tiz:-lIomcstcad Application 10. 225.
IOiIN KRiENkE. for the Ell OF III See
IS township BiH OF X co y, NJ M.
lie names the following witnesses 10 provo
his continuous residence upon, nitd c%ultiva.
ton ~, said land, viz:
DC Kennedy. of Ruby Valley.
II woolrerton, Of Ruby Valley.
NV Health. Of RUBY Valley.
a Hays, Of Arthur, Nevada.
ID. u. HALL,
Register.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20

Dir. Drjar1in-Dcauucta has just given
an interesting lecture on Ycg~utarian!sm
Of the SCCinto do Medicine Pratiuuc.
lie thinks tnGt tho vegetable regimen
II ono OF tho most in pOrtant apNlic--
lions CT Glin9"n;ary therapeutics in af-
icctioaJ OF tho stomach. the kidneys,
and all tho intestinal tract: but applied
to q healthy man. IL 10 n great error.
Man. Of course, is omni,oruas, and he
can live In al climates; ca]rn;vorouo in
cold countries. no becomes n vegetarian
in warm attitudes. Ino advocates Of q
strict vegetable Dict hGro founded ono
OF their arguments on tho fact that
thcrc exists IN intimate analogy bo-
tween tho digestive tubes Of man ana
those OF MONKEYS, and as these last 1.-Two
only on vegetable fool, so should man.
liut this 10 q question % climate; tho
moHlicy ck:s:s in the natural state only
In warm climates; whcro man - also u
vegetarian. IL tho monkey lived in our
climates, no would also become carniv-
orouc, lilo ourselves. Medical Times
and l!cgistor.
lilo Couldn't Exactly Tell.
a lato respected general manager of
tho ST. Paul road on ono occasion ap-
poarcd at the repair shops Of tho com
pGny In Tho city, says tho Milwaukee
Wisconsin, md, becoming interested in
the work Of ono OF tho mechanics, re.
marked: "Young man, II seems 10 mo
you arc not doing that correctly" Tho
7orkman looked up with supreme con-
.cmpt at tho stranger and replied
J~tonptly: 'Its mono Of four businces,
'ou blamed IDIOT" This nettlcd tho
Id man, and in q voice trembling with
AFRO he ~paralyzed tho mechanic with
Yes, Bi-, 1t Is my business. I'm tho
manager OF this road Excuse me,
ir," responded tho poor fellow, ~ was
rot aware Of tho feet. but you SEQ when
! darned fool oomcs around hero wo
jan't toll whether no IL tho lnnnagcr or
nobody" Tho old gcntloman paw tho
point and passed on.
Eggs Bno"mo U%nwioicsomc.
Eggs arc said to become unwholcsomo
when kept In rofrigcrator9; q fungus
forms In them which 10 easily found by
n microscope. although IL IL not notice.
"Dlo 10 tho taste. This funruJ con.
stitutcs u danger when wc consider how
many c3J1 aro consumed by all olnsgos
OF society, and people Of dciiostc on
stitutlonY ought e DO particularly caro-.
mi that they cat ffcgh and not KEEP.
sGs.
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NJ. Reinllart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine u
line of samples as
has ever been ex
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-20
state Scio1, Funds.

Second s~cm:-anaual apgortionmeni
L. State funds TO tho several Pubic
ScaooIs 0: E.!lo COMFY:
Amount aoDJrttoael, 52.G5O 80.
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New Fancy Goods Store.
NEXT DOOR TO THE
W. c. 7. U. Reading Rooms

Wo have just opened n now and de-
sirable line Of Fancy Goods, including
Gloves, handkerchief, Ladies' AMI
Children's Hosiery. Dress Trimmings,
G~cntlonIcn's Crnvats, etc, TO which
We invite tho attention Of the public.
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81" DRESS Making in all its branches
= u Speciality 81
SIIEEIIAN SISTERS.
The advocate., 1890-08-27

every alliance and returning, in hot
haste, 10 their FIRST love, the dear old
party Whenever these cases are in
vestigated, however, they are always
fOnnd TO be false alarms. The more
recent reports Of these dosOrtions are
Of a general character and fail tOgive
the locality where they are taking
place. This OF course makes the alb
solute demonstration Of falsehood in
special cases impossible.
As matter Of fact all these reports
are pure inventions. Let alliance
men everywhere Judge Of the stabil-
ity, the enthusiasm and the abiding
faith Of the membership in general
by what they see in their own vicinity,
and they will not be led far astray in
their Judgment A short time ago il
was reported that the order in Brown
county had all gone 10 pieces. The
delegates to the peoples convention
from that county pronounced the re-
port q falsehood without a shadow Of
foundation, and further stated that
if every county was as solid as Brown
county for the peoples ticket, no
fears need be entertained as TO the
result in the state. Do not be de-
ceived by the falsehOOds and misrep-
reservations Of the enemy Stand by
your colors and victory is assured.