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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-24
An Exnggcration.

That any one should take a melan-
7choly pleasure in exaggerating the
losses OF cattle in Nevada during the
past winter sesrss uuacvouuta5ie, for
they we're bad enough in truth, with
out making an attempt to iniure the
future prospects Of the State by max
ing statements entirely contrary to
tho facts.
An article has been going the
rounds OF the press, and has even
been telegraphed to Eastern papers,
which purports to DO from Il. Is.
hickey, in which he says he has lost
10000 head of cattle in Humboldt
county, the carcasses being piled up
for miles, and that he is buying all
the cattle he can get in order to re-
stock his ranges.J5
Now, in contradiction of this state
ment We are croaibly informed that
u. B. hickey did not have to exceed
1900 head of cattlo in Humboldt
county last Fall, and that up to a
fuw weeks since no bad not bought n
single head OF stock with which to
replenish his ranges, and those who
nre in a position to know the facts say
that the story of his immense losses
is wholly untrue. That he, in com.
non with other cattle men, lost hcav-
lily, there is no doubt; but n loss OF
10000 head out OF u herd Of 1900 ia
not probable. ae
The dispatch, dated ut Carson, re-
ports T. D. Hickey as saying: II have
been riding since Juno 10th over tho
ranges" On this subject tho Winnie
mncca Silver State says:
"T. B. Hickey has not been in this
county this summer, but Sam Davis
hns. L. B. hickey, though doubtless
capable Of embcllishing n yarn, is not
much given to ~ronancing and Sam is.
No cattle man, as Il. b. Hickey we'll
knows, would bsliovc that tho strong
cattle would DO last in n stampede.
When snowdrifts are deep enough TO
partially ove cattle theymay floun-
dor and struggle, but it is impossible
for thom TO stampede (, rs6
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Nor oS u SLATE.

-. ~
Hon. Thomas Fitch, who. With ex-
Congressman Warner, OF Ohio. tray-
e:ed through tho Atlantic States last
Winter aud Spring and enlightened
the people on the silver lnes::sa, hes
been a candida.e for Congress from
Nevada since early last Sumner He
was led to believe that tho Rspubli-
can party would giyo him the noni-
nation by acclamstion. but now ho
begins to discover, what many OF his
friends suspected some months ago.
thnt he is NOT. on the slate and will
not be the choice OF the Convention,
though lie may be the choice OF tbs
people.
1t is possible FOR Dir. Fitch to be
elected from Nevada, or make the
individual who defeats him pay dearly
for The Office. Let the Executive Com
inittocot the Silver C~,nrention nomi-
nats him and the Democrats endorse
him, and il he is defeated he can rest
assured that every rote OF the major
ity against him will cost the man who.
receives it a twenty-do!;ar piece.
II eighteen citizens OF Reno select
a lifelong Democrat for candidate for
Congress, ana the Republican State
ConSeation approves their CHOICE. the
Executive Committee OF the Silver
Convention a nominate Fitch for
Congress, and no donbt tho Demo
cratic Convention will endorse the
choice. Then We will have the anon
ally OF n lifelong Democrat for Con-
gress on the Republican ticket and q
lifelong Republican for the same po-
sition on the Democratic ticket. Fire
is sometimes fought with fire. -[Silver
State.
The ISpEPEypESr seconds the mo-
ton. The Silver Convention adj
journed subject to call in Ease another
meeting should be deemed necessary.
Let another meeting be held, let the
resolution OF the Republican Central
Committee at Virginia City, May
2oSh, 10 reference 20 silver, be re-
affirmed aud Thomas Fitch nominated
for Congress on that declaration OF
principles, then let the Democratic
Convention at Reno indorse tho nom-
ination Of Fitch for Congress on an
absolute FREQ coinage platform, and
the chances are very favorable that
the said Thomas Fitch will represent
Nevada 10 tho Lower House OF the
Fifty-Second Congress.
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The Great Strike.

A dispatch dated New York, Aug.
81, says:
Chief Sargent this morning said
hat Il meeting OF federation railroad
men to be held at TerrA Haute Satur-
day without doubt would result that
n strike on the whole Vanderbilt sys-
ten would be ordered. AS lie and
his three associates have Endorsed the
action OF the General Executive Board
OF the Knights OF Labor, he thor
oughly believed the Supreme Council
Of Federation would sustain it. He
also said the action OF Webb last
night in adhcring so firmly TO tho
stand taken, rendered tho action they
had taken necessary. Wcb5's arbi-
trary methods and utter refusal to
arbitrats the situation, made it USE
less to deal win him any longer.
Viee-President Webb said this MORN
ing that he did not believe the i'm
pending strike would DO nearly 60 81
Gantic as the Federation and the
Knights of Labor would have the
people believe. Webb did not doubt
tho Supreme Council OF Federation
would call the men out, but he w2s OF
the opinion that tho number who
would respond would not be so great
after all.
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caminettl for coaeress.
A di.ra.eh dated San jose, Cal

A disr at.h dated San Jose, Cal,
Aug. Doth, says:
The Second Congressional District
Convention me: at recess and organ
lied by electing II. j. Coreoran, OF
San joaquin. Chairman, and j. w
Roper. OF Butte, Secretary. Senator
A. Caninetti was nominated by nc
cIama.ion. The district comprises
the counties OF Amador. Butte, Gala
ve.as, FL Dorado, Mariposa, AeEcsd,
Nevada, Placer, Suffer, San Joaquin,
Stanislaus. T~uoluinne and fuba Sen
ator Clmiuctti made a brief speech
thanking the Convention fer the nom
ination and pledging himself to work
10. ;he rivers ami harboss OF Caliior-
MIA when he eot TO Congress
We regret that the INDEPENDENT
was deceived 50 far as to announce
that Caminetti was nonisstei for
Governor CT California. Tie report
was received from n 2St@ sn:ea was
deemed reliable, but il tsanspiras that
the report vas an -rrc=, auathat the
gentleman was nominated 10 the po-
siti0n to which he aspiTed, and not
for Governor. So Tar, we have 10 re-
port OF the nomination OF i candi-
date for Governor, If it has been
made.
LArEE:-Nayor e B. Pond, OF San
Francisco, WAS nominated FOR Cover
nor on the fourth ballot yesterday.
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interesting to Travellers.

A through stngo has recently been
put on tho line between Wells and
Ely, White Pine coanty, This will
DO q great convenience TO tho travel
ing public, both on account OF COM
fort and cost. Those who go to Ely
via Eureka are compelled to travel all
night by stage, whilo those who go by
tho Wells route stop over night at
Cherry Creek and then arrivo at Ely
In from four to six hours less timo
than by the Eureka route, whilc the
faro Is 81 less for single trip, md for
round trip the saving 10 much great.
or. Passengers for ely either from
the castor tho west should leave tho
railroad at Wells, and take tho stage
via Cherry Crock.
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Indian al.

Under this head the Reno Journal
publishes an article in reference to
the stabbing Of a man by tho namo
OF Bliss at Ely, by one Indian Al,
whom that paper confounds with Hal
Clayton, an Indian we'll known in this
part OF Nevada. Tho Journal is
wrong, from the fact that Hal Clay
ton is now an inmate OF the Elko
Jail, serving n sentence OF ninety days
which term will oSpiro tomorrow,
Hence the White Pine murderer can
not BIO Hal Clayton, generally known
hero us Indian al.
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Native AIodcSty.

In his reply 20 an address OF bak-
er's dozen of his Reno admirers SIR.
Newlands says in substance that his
brief residence in the State Cinaugu-
rated by circumstances beyond his
controD and the fac: that although a
millionaire he has never contributed
to q Republican campaign fund, al
though an orator he has never made a
Republican speech aud although I
candidate for Congress he has never
voted q Republican ticket-that for
all these rcasons he can hardly ex-
pect from a Republican convention L
nomination, rendered on q gilt-edgcd
platter, with bowel heads and alor-
ing faces. He does not exactly de-
clure that he will not conacsccnd TO
accept an ordinary threc-ply nomin-
alton on the good old fashioned Re
publican rodeo style Ct driving the
cattle up to the branding corral, bat
he does insist that instead OF Fir.
Newland's indorsing the Republican
platform of the State, that tire plat
form shall indorse the "new develop
ment" views and schemes Of Mr.. New
lauds.-lVirginia Chronicle.
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Democratic Primaries.

Pursuant TO Gull a meeting OF the
Elko County Democratic Central
Comhiittce was held at Ulko, Nevada,
August ID, 1880, aud there were trcs-
eDt, a. w. Hcsson; J. w. Dorsey. Jas.
Rogers proxy; Thonus Hunter, C.. w.
Gro,er proxy: j.. Il. Fitch; G. ".
Grover; Abner III. Wiseman, A. w,
LESSON proxy; Jno. NJ. Dorsey, J. 81.
Fitch, proxy; l. p. Woolverton. W.
W. Boohcr proxy; JOY Pollard, II. Il.
Keyser proxy; j.. b.. Tollcy, r.. o.
Henderson proxy; j.. II. Curry. Fl. s..
Van Dreilen proxy; o. Ii. Ballengcr,
Jno: Henderson proxy; .. III. Hale, a.
W. Hcsson proxy; A. w. Gobbcl, j..
Is. Fitch proxy.
Chairman j. w. Dorsey having been
suddenly called away on business, tho
meeting was called 10 order by tho
Secretary, and "A. w. IIesson way
elected Chairman, pro tom.
On motion Jno. Henderson was
elected Il member Of tho Central Com.
iuittc viCo Wpltcr Chagc, deceased.
On motion il was ordered that Pri.
mary Elections DO held 10y tho Demo.
Gratis OF Eiko county ON Saturday.
August 80, 1880, for tho purpose Of
clcctirg httcen (15) delegates 10 the
Democratic State Convention TO be
held at Reno, Nevada, on Thursday,
September II, 1880, to nominate can.
Aidates for tho various offices desin.
nnted IN the call, published elsewhere
in this issue.
Tho qualifications necessary fcr
voters ut tho primaries Hro tho Same
rs required by tho election Jaws Of
the State, together with tho following
party test, to wit: cara you an elcc.
tor, or will you DO mn cloctor at tho
ensuing election. and will you sup-
port tho nominees Of tho State nnd
County Democratic Conventional
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The Water Suit.

We are Informed that the Markers
will appeal from the decision otJuGsc
Fitzgerald disnissi@E the water suit
from the Court calendar in Humboldt
county Eoth political parties stoGil
see TO it that in the selection OF
candidates for the Legislature, men
who will use their influence for tho
-cPeal of the cbnoxiouslaw be chosen.
The Las should be repealed in order
to save the people from useless trouble
and expense, FOR the Law rs II stands
is not what the people want.
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The SLatc Fair.

II is only about two months until
Fair time, and il tho people Of Reno
wish TO mako it q success and bringlu
big crowd together, II ID necessary 10
assist the officers in every way posi-
bic. The ladies, above all others,
should take nm interest in tho Pavil-
ion and see that a crsditable display
Is mado IN every department. BY
taking hold OF tho work in .ime they
can ,oako IL q success, aud without
them IL is pretty sure TO DO q failure.
Gazptio.
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BORN.
LASGnES In Gueruevillc, California,
August u, 1880, to the wife OF A..
LanSren, 4 daughter.
a Cure for sick Headache.

This distressing complaint is due to
IN inactive or sluggish liver with
constipated bowels which derangcs
the stomach and d!sturbs the nervous
system, causes dizziness and an o.
prcssive dull pain in tho head, often
go severe as to prevent all rest or
sleep. One OF DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills will relieve you Of all the
pain and misery and q few tnure
doses will Correct the liver and stoln.
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these pills are small, easily taken, and
mild and gentle in their action there
is no medicine made that will so
c~fcctually cur sick headache. 90
cents a box. Sold BIZ +. Z. Mullar-
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Special Election E.penses.

Tho suits OF Storey and other ooun:
ties against tho State Of Nevada for
tho bllauce due on account OF tho
special election OF February IL, 1859,
was tried 10 Carson on Monday. Tho
Cbronicle received tho following tolc.
gram Monday Afternoon:
CAusos, Nov, Aug. 1s.-Ihy the
suit Of Storey county vs.. tho State
OF Nevada, tried in the District Court
in THE CITY to,day, a decision was ron.
In favor of the plaintiff.
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Silver Purchase.

The amount Of silver offered 10 the
Treasury Department Monday was
10000 ounces. The amount pur-
chased Vas 10000 ounces, as follows:
-Four thousand ounces at Si.lS5; So
600 ounces al Sl.ISJ, and $4,000
ounces at 81 lo. The LEGAL purchases
at the miuts from the 18th to tn.
10TH Inclusive amount 10 SILT
ounces. The price OF silver in Lon
don Monday was IS pence.
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For Governor.

1t is DOW believed that the Demo
c:ats will nominate Ex-Governor
Adams or Theodore Winters as their
standaTd-b"arer. If they DO its:ands
the Republicans in hand to put Il
gentleman OF brains, culture and
standing 4. the head OF their ticket,
or he will he pied at the general cleo
tIor.-ttteno Gazette.
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Two C,Deressmen 10 BE Elected.

Two NonSressmen 10 BE Elected
II Mr. Bar.ine resigns to accept
the U. S. J~u6Seship, Us now seems
likely. there viii be txo instead OF
one Member of Congress to e~;ec:..in
November. The one e.ec.ed for the
full term will not take his sex. until
the conreninS 9, the new Congress in
lS9L- The short Term member would
only servo until tae 9Th of March OF
that year. As no Z woa!i probably
care to run for the short term. with
his successor elected at the same time,
and Is there Is no constitutional or
statutory obiecti N, both Conventions
will Doubtless nominate the same can
didate fos both terms-IEeno jour
nal
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Undertaking..

Having purchaged Of Brown & Hos
kins their interest in the Undertake
ing business, l am uowpTepared TO at.
tend to all calls in that line. I will
also attend to the repairing and up
holstoring of Furniture, etc. Shop
ON Commercial street, next door tt
Brown Il Iioslsins' old stand.
U-0 n. IL. PETEpSoS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-24
4 Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles arc known by moist
uTc like pcrspirat!On, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
well as Blind, Bleeding aud protrud-
ing, yield at nee 10 DR.. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affected, absorbs tumoIs
aliays itching and effects Il permanent
cure, sec. Druggists or mail; treatise
free. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, O. Sold
by l.. T.. Muller.
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The silver Question.

Tho Now York Mail and Express
says: We have imported less than
half u million ounces Of silver since
tho price has risen % cents nn ounce
and tho London price has Jeon forged
up TO tho highest figure known in
twelve years. 1t does not look as II
wc renlly needed another information.
al conference about silver. when wo
can SC easily Settle tho matter our.
selves without foreign assistance.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-24

Considerable excitement has been
caused By the discovery Of q rich vein
OF silver ia tho ancient Teltic work.
ings above Duluth, MINI. Az depth
Of forty.two feet thoro has been dis
covered n fivo.foot vein Of native sill.
yer, which Is thought TO DO Of tho
richest kind. Minors declare 1t is a
fabulously rich deposit OF tho pro-
cious ore.
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1.-Two Aud Let Iivn.

Those who desire to purchase eth
best quality OF Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to tho above re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment is tho rule.
Glassware, Tinware, Stonewuro, Nails
otc. always in stock.
Ii U.CHAsr.
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Ranch For Sale,

1 will sell my ranch cheap for cash
or Will sell on easy terms, with part
down. Will sell with or without
growing crop.
Call on or address
K%oX a. CRIME,
d&wlm South Fork, Neyada.
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j. w. kDANiS. Chairman.
=. j. DUNNE, secretary.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of tho Estate OF
Thomas Cnnovnii, Dcccuged,

In the Matter of tho Estate of
Thomas Cnnoyaii. Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWES nv n
~ undersigned. tho Administrator ~ Tho
fs'aieof Thomss csDovhp. deceased. 10 the
creditors OF. aud all person. h,ving claim.
sRsInst the said dcsenscd. 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouehor,, within ten
months after the .nrst PIT, itA lou OF this
notice. 10 the administrator Of said Est.te NJ
his once IN tho town and county Of Eiko.
State Of Eevsds. ~
orc. H. MEios.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Thomas
canovAn, deceased.
JA!TLoNNfR.
Auy. for Administrator.
Datid. lnsu'ts. 1900. tw
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Advertisements under this hrad will he
ruhltsheds uutil the County Cn~nycutious
meet for $40, Invariably Ia advance.
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Tho Several Democratic County Cen.
trail Committees will call d
Election

The following tost will be required
Of each voter at lilo said Primary
Elections:
Are yon n voter md will you sup.
port tho nominees Of tho Democratic
State Convention t1 DO hold IN Reno
September II, 1902"
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DISTRICT NO. l.

ELEo At Russell ( Bradley's
Citicc: Inspectors, Thos Hunter, ".
w. Eooher, II S Van Drillen.
CAEI.Ig-At Mcintosh Bros Store.
house: Inspectors. Dan Hill, George
Mcintosh, Capt Van Nance.
LAMoILLE At Schoolhousc: In
spectcTs, Henry VoiGt, John McDer-
mott, Ed OdelI
HALLECx-At Ham McCain's: In
spcctoIs,Wm i~ieselt!nc, Ham Mccain,
Geo EimoTe.
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DISTRICT NO. 3.

South FoRK-At Schoo!housc: In
spectors, " T Crane, II Il Chandler.
BULLIoH-At ScEiyolhouse: Inspec-
tor, ) i Weller.
MoUSD FALLEY-At Postoficc: In
spcctors, W II Kennedy, Sr, John
~Ciendcnning, Ed CaTviila.
ItCSTIEGTOS-At Il + Harris: In
sPectnrs; TT Harris, c II IiuIe, IL ii
Porch.
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CHURCH AND CREED.
Religious services will be held in the
yariors churches to-day as follows.

Religious services will be held in the
various churches to-day as follows:
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus NJ
Cannon president; Joseph E. Taylor and
Charles W. Penrose counseors Meeting this
afternoon at o'clock
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Services will
be held at the Thirteenth district schoolhouse,
on Second South, between First and Second
East streets, as follows: Sunday school at 10
O'Clock a. m. Preaching by Elder George Lobin-
gier, of Loveland, Colo at IL o'clock am. and
at o'clock p m. Subject of morning discourse:
Temptation of Christ" Prayer and social
meeting every Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services.
ST. PAULs CHAPEL : Divine services in
ST. Paul's chapel, corner of Main and Fourth
follows: Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. m. Sunday school at 1890 noon. Evening
prayer AID sermon at s pm.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL-First South, be-
tween Second and Third East. Holy communion
at 7:30 am. Sunday school at9:45. Morning
prayer with sermon by the Right Rev. the
bishop at IL a. m. Midday celebration of
holy communion. Evening prayer at p. NJ.
MRS MILLER will hold services in the Re-
organized or Josephite church on Second South
between Second and Third East, at IL o'clock
a. M, and at the Temple OF Honor hall, corner
of First and Main street, at p. m. AT each SER
vice messages will be given from your own
spirit friends.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Third
South street, near Main, Rev. Thomas Corwin
Lift, D. D., acting pastor. Order of services
to day: Lovefeat 9:45 am. preaching at IL I'm.
and 7:45 pm. by Rev. Mr.. koyl of Toronto,
Canada: Sunday school at 1890; Epworth
league at 6:45 p. m. Revival services will be
continued In connection with the evening meet
ings. The public invited to all the services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Corner Sec.
ond South and Second East Streets Public
worship at IL a. m. Sabbath school at IL :25
p. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:35 p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Second South and
Second West streets Sunday school at 10 a m
Preaching at II am and 1886 pm. Young PEG
pies meeting at 6:45 pm.
PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Cor-
ner of Fifth South and Seventh East streets
Service in the morning at II o'clock Prayer
meeting every Friday evening. Rev. John E
Hurlbut pastor.
| REoRGANIZED CHURCH-There will be regular
meetings in the chapel. on Second South street
between Second and Third East. Sacrament
meeting at 2 q. m. Preaching at Z 80 pm. AL
are respectfully invited.
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BUCKLEN,s ARNICA SALyE.

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bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteeG to give perfect satisfaction or money
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by A. C. Smith j. Co.
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This statement was teiegraphed to
Denver, and L got a hundred kilograms
next day urging me to accept the position.
In the meantime Don Cameron telegraphed
Chaffee who was in Florida to come to
Washington. saying that while he could
not have him appointed secretary of the in
terror. the President would make an ap-
pointment which would be perfectly salts
factory to him. He came and he also urged
me to accept the position
In the meantime the kilograms from Col
orado continued TO come in. 1t was the
first time thas cabinet Office had been Of
fered to a man from Colorado. and the peo-
pie of my state would have considered it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

Thread for hand or machine sewing, use
Clark's 'smile end'' white thread, wound
on black spools. Black and colored on
white spools. For sale by S. Kellner, New
Dry Goods store, 2O5 and 2O7 South Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24

SALT LAKE MILL ELEVATOR COMPANY
handle all kinds of grain in carload lots.
and guarantee to meet eastern prices to
dealers.
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WORDS OF PRAISE.
Dies MONIES, IA, March 25, 1890.

Reel nze Piano Company:
GENTLEMEN: Allow me to thank you for
the use of the magnificent upright piano of
your make which you so kindly furnished
for the Clara Louise kellogg concert last
evening Miss Kellogg, as well as all of
the artists, was delighted with it. The
combined singing quality power, tone and
beautiful action, prove it to be first class
instrument in every way, and am certain
you could successfully compete with most
of the great piano manufacturers in the
east. Again thanking you and wishing you
great success, am yours sincerely,
CHARLES E. PRATT,
Pianist Clara Louise kellogg Co.
More pianos at manufacturers prices.
Salt Lake Music company, manufacturers
agents for Salt Lake; warerooms, IS w.
First South street.
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