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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-27

He 49,. 40 Kicker.

I'm rather particular about my
Celery" lie Sad tothe waiter 10 to1k
his OrIer a. d Dearborn street res
:aurant bring me cnly the Emu:.
stalks, and SEE that they IRE perfect,
biea he'd
.Yes. SIR"
"Aod ses that there are 70 spell,
10 The potatoes. / won't touch =
pDia:o that has q sre;k IN it. 1
am rather particular about my potg-
to-s."
Yes, SIR"
%Wbgn you bring me the broiled
fish see that il has had the skin and
fat I'll removed. Don't bring the any
except the upper part Of the body.
Cot away all the tail"
-AIi right, sir"
-iIoI1 on q moment. I'm rather
particular about my bread. / don't
want any Of the end pieces, and |
dOn't want any VI this cigar SHAPED
bread with Il thick crust. either.
Bring NE square bread. 10 Thin flires,
cnt from the very middle Of the
loaf"
The waiter went back and returned
~ due time With a tray full OF eat
ables, which no unloadcd On the tn.
bic"
"raks back this potato" said the
guest. land bring me one that has no
specas. I've got 10 time ~ dig the
spcc.s out Of potatoes. / told you
about that"
The potato was changed end the
wGiter asked him if everything was
all right now.
NO." he answered. "This bren1 IL
no. cot from the middle o, the loaf.
Take IL away and bring me what ]
or1ered."
The bread was nccorjinsly chang
cd.
"AD right now" inquired the
waiter.
NO! You've got gore celery here
that isn't properly bieacheI. Bring
me the kind ! ordered. And held on!
There is a piece nf skin on tIIir fish.
Take IL back. ! told you / was par.
ticuiar about my fish,"
The celery and fish were removed
md brought back again in n fow min.
utes with the objectionable features
eliminated.
As il all right now?- asked the
waiter.
II guess II will do" growled the
guest, as he began to eat, "but IL /
~ q kicker I'd kick about this
fprk md spoon. They do not exact.
y mateb.--fChicago Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-27
aIIo 4. sa,.1:,xn,

The eI;sst srs4saene a iSe
KrEoce Ezat tas bse s.o7p-5 "
a. uder fs.aD she IressSg Depart
EXERT Al Y~I1s:anzDon .psa Is the -
.ss ssy ,se9 zre az The ~ a16
irs ga. Ez..r= tbs s-s5ca DoS+, ret
7 ~sz-eeE ibls a.1ios isihzi t5s
sY-opustee fr rz--ipx u . al
fnra.xG6a ~ szaarse1
II IL. boref.r. rneehts E<-@tF
5rSesi +rzs,5s z ikis extraordinary
eas-aS-4Ae zypsa-si attempt 70
f4iJ SOLE pa. " whom Tie Amin
Ss1sao- - io.res-ed
Fro= Il. E-s 20 the ia1 yo55
.sarsr11er hAI te.er srp7@r rSs1
81 sDEsa5snns 50 ersEe- snPyxr1 =.
.TA.ne= ~ .lForx. u.si ws-+ BE- 20
fsr9xsd ~ bsa2 ~ authority, Eershs
a psm eatz.D and o0ia Ds:cD= q
Gr 'Ea-rasosis czbDet- h- xould X
taxed se.ne 20? 51saE-sble scse
;la=zs - us DistEa ATTORNEY Gnd
TIE Grad SrTr-
Sheo i;.s iack ras ios5ry tSs
ra1aDa. EIt S.ns ttcIs1 Tsr=zaEtEer
RUS E-asS5rsousr irt;nr.e with liz
sE5g GGn; ls tzzIyv5 S-oa them
Extraordinary sni Illegal farors:
Sb-o2rB ooe ~ .cta Pr=sde1ts- Lucas
Hni y&reE, he b-cs1s she yoes-asor
Of fnaisLz: f1ozk which be pEsi as
collateral tos tls loscs= Whey the faI-
prs .: tie bGnk bszme iDeritabje
the disesoesre Saf ;kItpon-d and the
baoS xas Kept oreD rntI Hr. Wsnz-
rasEe5 cJsEI draa out his money.
o. ii beS sDEp8rio1s Circumstances
II. Esazoaker has nOi given q sat
sL=ov s~rpianEtyon> On the eon-
;rzr- bis sta;eDeats hare heen az
dsuaaziog ~ bin as the Testimony 81
az sltDeSzss ELo app=aIed be:ors
tie CoancA Cofpmiftee. Add. 10
cayur tie rlis-ssDle affair. the Gny-
e-nssB: +; Washington is doiny pre-
ciseIy Ehs. :; would 90 il Hn Tanz-
n4ksr Eer- . Ru5lty man and the
Pr-AGe1t mere dstermiced W protect
ti-r- Nor. 81 the moment nben The
sEt@rts THEMSELVES cay they are 0n
ta- pint y: fading oat the getty
perzoos, the Treasury c1lDes " tier
all All taps the inquiry
Tzn-nsk.r e still q Cabinet Of
G7er. II b. IL really innoseat his
pEsseacs is : disgrscs, for hs Sc right
~ ~s-spsc.sd- II he ~ guilty tie
PreEdent .ha-ss his guilt by shield
iu2 him from the las. LSe~ York
word
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Insane In the Sasebrush.

Yesterday r. Lemons, who ar
rived fnOin his ranch reported that he
saw "a Dnked r1an IN tho Honey Lake
road, about Il mile and a hall from
town. Sheriff Ciughlin and Officer
Goats left Immediately to capture tn.
man, who was supposed 10 be n luna
tic. Near the place indicated by Mr.
Lemnions, they found the man stark
naked. The Sheriff asked him why
iie bad taken oil his clothes and what
he hud done with them. He replied
in broken English that he had been
ordered to do 81 and pointed 10 whore
his clothes were iasid. q Larbcd wire
fence.
The Sheriff found the clothes and
ordered the man " dress and assisted
him IN doing y 10 had q pair Of
now shoee, IN ons III which there was
81 10. Tho man was brought to
town and lodged in j al. IIo says his
name is Peter Wcstc rbcrg, and that
he il n native of Sweden, aged about
% years. lls was examiued by n
Commission consisting OF Judge
Cheney, Clerk Perry aud D1s. Lewis
and Dawson, who ate OF the opinion
that hc IL temporarily insnno from
oxcessiyo drinking aud decided to
bold him for n few days until tliey
are satisfied. -Illeno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-27
ThHrez ~rs

4 ru-3 IS % photographs Or -ztsf-
sS->s--a- photographs Is -S Its
as-- use -ac : -cEo- 81 @ vu-za
- gre hc- EaT-le - -1E-y Gca.
rlG-S1dcS--ls <-7 = .Est-SSd
he=uR& -as1t-2 LII soy -sGa4
UEasa sgE -os- A-o---&s 6-US1-
csI[ - : Ec-- zago- ElE- @-EE=E1t-
--,rIs - b--A aZ~ lTs -ls Lilies
NIll 4 EUczC =Ca-a s5uzsd H.
rs-T- Wy GE = --EcE ~ = rt=
Il &a:- : saII-= :-= =zd= = eaar *;
n-E ~1a-vA Z = 80 vo5--a WSea
l --vE-- v-c=.a - E2--% - = Sho--
emily Responsible za5 Ere=lEs- Yong
r--n II .zG=- laa-a-ss ziIA
i-n- EJzl- IL 80 TT ~ 70 !rs.
La.a17 The u--l----ls q Iassc pictures
v-tiE- - -c---z-- Nh Se- c-Id~
Eas - --4E :,l.s-s -. -u-l - TIT
-Truyle&s.lI 5E Gs y---- l1-2=s -
hex = ruua- 4T ny glTe 2I0-cy
ra L :,sli- q sl-oS kC- u hS- gva
i.nG-vu-E Il [r+ v-y ct r2a-o55eE o.
Ig--r1r, IL c=-r-I-- - = Ike. ard
Lae v1uur ~ 1ra: ERE bs- So
L1ar % Lls ~ @ZuGE i7- cx-
E-uIla- L Ii---c - = G-T%5 S4=Er:-
f- L li,..et n -T-gas-s Ir-- with pr
p-i.r- mn C2-@E-= p=-@szs1 EHts
~ IT=":iG-1y uG-IE=5 by gpSa
I.-rL'
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In IN Gzr--

James GcCgear, Z r-isrs :. uIIuYi..
aged o. years, died very suil=nir Ii
the aaioon Of S2lyn PIX ii auJu! (
o'clock yesterday morning Il s-.srus
that ii old MAJ. WHO vas wllnyui
any friends OF relatives il tois ,a-i u
The csuutr!, mai U-n s5se,.iDr III Il
E3ed 10 tn. rear oi the Eu.JJu uul
living trOsa haE1 - mont. tur Lne
last " or thre, months o. aatur-
day lie complained % 4 severe :Iu.u III
the pit Of the stomach. pud Mr.. P.eE
went ~ aiTilsr's drug store and I1ru.
cnrei 1ons TIE liriae for lin which
re!ie"cj him for Il time. Mr.. Peek
kindly gave him a BID IL has fInr4
Saturday night aud remained NJ
with him IN the time of he dedth.
At about 4 o'c!ock IN tbe morning hs
made II cup 81 cJlee for the old ruuu
which he drank, nn while Mr. PeeE
was making a cup for himself tie Old
man died. SIR. .PeterFor, the uader-
taEer. was Immediately nU;iEci u his
death az VAS also NJ. Ostreicb.-.
The undertaken took charge 81 the
body and buried il 10 the Pni.er-s
field at li:>1 yesterday.
In the meantime Coroner Talbot
had b=eo notified aud male a.
luaintsd with all u the facts IN lie
case and did not think i, necessary 70
hold An inquest
The deceased creased the rIairs in
80 with the other brave spirits 81
those days and assisted 10 opca :!.s
way for the settlement Of the Pacific
Coast. He has lived at Wells and
other parts Of the county for the last
t"enty years. and Was RESPECTED by
he po"pie where he lived as an hog
ordble, upright man. 1t seetns top
bad that one who bravej tho Dangers
ri II "trip across the plains" should
sleep the last sleep ir an unmarried
grave.
Lies ftful fever over may he sleep
YelI.
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-rHE cnrrl:D n,lLaK-

Add DIV -,ro-s ths 2s2=bii.Kns u
-g5--s;nr KsaRas resarinx ar1ins1
he -rhH-1oLsn- re h.-ir tx
y.s.zaj tbs o kE.sas. a Se1@rn
s;x@- BS1 II s-sn4f ttxi Rrsssbi-
CATS Ea-=rFsf touo1 a-s a. EYld
UpEs pu1s5ds2 81. nsninE Stx:s
as tsTe -saro-sznses d9uD;ss rosra Il
soo= Certain Il IL ;ar; .b-r S5a
rots - s:-.eS5sn AID Ee2 n power
.se t,smnsau essnr- Tbey ao liz
th-gara Iorali! 20 ;G-+g. nsEsr Etor
2n-t ~ rs5s-t 'a1x ;beE arg voting
gains. 0s- eA5st isinsry and tbsr5-
sreE Il nvvjJ ~ E59r,oEf IhIpE
tDr klssr II ibe ES2E6IzB Ts-I.
would disbsp3 y al IF ;bs r1toln-
LTo% & R&1pDliGsa IL I hitting
State a b5ps- 10 :hs Go3d bug
party 10 ibs East Tb-o Kansas
E+Pshs-sas b=Sa talking ao5g: The
clipped GSiEr.- ze submit that i 1t
conns p-et:. ciose n11se ~ as ThE
wa1le II Kansas posJd hare be-p II
the pDJr bOnss5v o ago bat for TIE
-c%sc q Dt1hb-zDs CaIora3a TIE
Dos,s o. Co,24jo hxr= lEzo hsr
b.L aIa Ssr AID bs5gn Rod but1-
a-3 Dsd!tr !or y=srs, :: better prizes
than SIC 1yuId z=itg. iAsu sspA-e.
Bet al Il ihiis .a1kss 30 6F--uc-
EJta E5nszs Il: sbbcsnE The II5ifr.
y tie Administration and the 70
YgL!rzss perry Is Inini=si ~ frs
e0inage, ali the lg.l Republicans .,
hzaEas, fOrz-ItUl II the begt interests
c!taeir OvG STATE, Ia! Ioto hcs lod
tazs the D53I=ios prescribed to- them
with seeming sool grace. II pot 81
thrEtssu- Dd the oi5e, had the
DsDocrSis aud Farmers Alliance y,
K1rs2 arg aattlipz aiigh; a5d main
Tor free coiuESz- Aa3 n like -l2r-e-
the parties are taking sides al
orer tie Sorthze The Be
publican patty is the Only Political
crs.uizati~n 10 this coaui-y tina; is
standing 10 the Way oi the foil resU-
rs;ioD II silver " its old place. The
irGe .r-rds u SILVER ought ~ tes:n
~ realize tai-, and aid ir hurlins the
sr=Dy from p0wer a. every pint
tSenlioei.
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Tsaese h5f sfrsaxs td:n,n-a sas tna
sisA n5lss Wese ss EEee Nsa-a ara
acfsS sur 1zHa- nesan-1nza ural
ftistl Tnrs Eez+ a-i-,ev.--l =
i-T@ ~ NJ jovn ysO
orA- 90 -o,u .4as9n c,sH- I.ls
smaller sfrzR-- En5 The s--,pa rpnsr
SIlf a lsfEei hsra- El-zi,e- duvr- Il
passed frgaa sDs % lDssit- anti -.,s
presui ia E.s 81 Gn---a-
bsncti tbsu n 1851 Il zs82 .asr
rasisd tr : IRE .:Irs: d-41-pr-i
EA oiS hozse sD3 IL vr= -svs:s.-I tx
so-'l substantial Eraros l.aIiaiur-
Il less H-T.rzd UE..s ugfa an s
-ontas Ts-t Hd6sA and oe~ Il :
r0oor- rdean ana pIsas41ps bu1-
Inc hons Is furnished zzLn he-n
-c',tsE Fr:5,i-d S1sd b5; sud e.5s
wtt= fnrn iee Springs GJ=r= L
SnuIhe- 5-ddtnx isE the p-uare Ha-h
about - FEST II it-,xIa Eod 5tsr
--o1Ea tu- sriEuEEnE- Tos WIZ *
ios sprluEs is very ei=E- and Contains
oS-rs-i uInsrls sDr;l as suE;.aU--
ndcn=sa and I- I.ouEa the ra-p-
~ IL ire3ouLut-t Ag-sei -=g.r IL
E1AaF hare risIis5 ISs SPRINGS ans
:rro6 trH ys-sT - 1-cnzl IT.
tr--GI-, rooss viz hsr. b-e- Iesi-5
- working II tts sO-5fi1E frruaz
Spc tGo- VIC are t-vEr1ai EIiu
A+-Gs;Is1n-
IcsIbis is supplied VIII iae D-s;
~" usuks; affords and oyE-j In1
}"~@irg can u I'D Dy TIE day. eek
o1 inc-tn Tor g r<r DAY q si2 -
Ts+E Including tzths Go5 rae 20
and from tySr- The SJr5ors a.
easy o: -ocs frria EE4 4. -.Ji-i zu
tie G +. z K-s bps raGtluE close
oonD@i5ou 1iA the tr-irs AID ,-Ir-
eiiEal cage lines
10 an:o2e soIrr:,- ~, -aeu-EB
iism or ICED poisoning ED6 tile- ED-
drei complaints tie Ware Sulphur
Springs offer god bo:os al u,ie--
ate cost; =hIle THE n-5iriuI Errc.s,r-
ii=s III the gat~- are ro; szcel-i az
any Springs or the Cgas
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Murdered ny IIighw nym.n.

O.. GaiyOt.i. Supt Of tho Derbec
diff miGc, near Nevada CITY, Cal,
%as shot by hisbwnymen Thursday
morDinE and instantly allied. Sir.
GalyO,;i 10 company with j. ID. Os.
from, s-t ou. Y, tske n oar Of gold
bullion. valued at 1900. from tho
nine to Nevada CITY. At the firing
ofiho first shot shicb killed GalyOlti,
Orirom whipped up the horses aud
escaped with the bu lion. OIicers
arc on the track Of the assassin and
II 10 10 bc hoped they will catch biu,
and show hin no more mercy than be
did the murdered man.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-27

y" thor-lttUl person - fail 20 see
nyE t5e Eoes- -e Icing obltcra:ci End
nov .cs2 l-e taking ~ ;ae work Of NO
~ 80 u01cu ;L3I Of laea. AID bo.h
E~aros12--. recsusc wo:kiiself has ben
1v-2=3 liza t-u-3sr lines Jy ihc COM
g-ovd izGrEl=e Of B~Dcicty and humanity.
Wuoea Lsaye=s ~4at 70 be known Is
-LHTs.s- 10; women. Women doctors
W.: - y known IS ssiliful physiciaEs,
II: Is women; and the woman write.
s--I1s u-i be- EorE under male nomCr-
c--=E'" 1ai 1t raay u !aigcd upon lis
D-r: and rot handicapped by tho cs,!.
80 il-t tie followers OF tradition and
Tia !aae-itors Of prejudice always put
rpm E0:E a!sa& by i wozan's name.
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White Pine NuTE-We .icr-n u
pretty TelIaUi. a%utily-it; Iiugt ia, MuI-
Kama Tiirii-s, WIN uisT- been ri.;fnIH;-
ing for ttie JuauTE. Uttered atre. - III
rutt t2o,rtuiur nrT alleged mtcres; IL
LtGat property, winch sine TsEuz+G
THIS Whole cUasi IL FprMEisG wI.E
IHsupie wiIu IL uue since ~ m1tre-
ltt Just such opportunities ~ Gini:i.lr
L SING litsIs iu-iuns PuEG, IuU ~,
few ulthsm ever ~; Z ssgund unuuc=.
"Iuv uGuy cIoGE E2ul Ehs ut.JLL ,s
wiItf Giis la. JuuuuI HnG IA
!aat NV
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-27

Wufvsz. GGygI@s XII G--s AID Tra-
tiiH:s IL Teas 49, -uIGr!yi-E ur.er
Ii" pruT"r;IuG ~ Tne s~l-D-5-E.-c tcrcc
Tno Int -ugEuy O. - S=:e LEGISLATOR.
= lev -"--s sine : Ior-yu-h SIP l-w
wuIIf mas sHvI-5 :s-ayt- sAe xigL AMI
NJ. gu.EIul Il --Lzs :: = s:1a!! cr-
p"ns- Sow - WI cast twice the
-nUnrr. IND marine e.o-Ez"a and
t--slc-s u=va lssI -2suy Vines &c money
II :A@.- a.--- -a2 sheep Killed. L. =
f"- yEI-. r:iu-s VIII - mech worse.
: III. ~ = A25e--Y1. OF k.ancy
County -ls Der- compelled - bug a
Ia=E l. luun5s 21i :z-z L-GaIs=1an -
p-Us="s L-s E1.E .4s4 :Ec iacre=sing
-I~uE-s = rz2iI=-a TIE same thing
Ii H~pIy.lE. Al cTe- Tens.
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Nu rAnanIs.I

ThH uuovs asaIasIly I,ssIiI,U- ururt.
has Det.u gwen II an. IL rn-adJ-r
nEs- FtHmJuEru--nn-asA. unuLi-l@
t-Du suuis I--aUlIG- rsn-liu l->4i nov
- Winters himself. u L. L v--y rnu,
muI Spanish u!TC-s=, nisuaiuE IL
English - uisU.' Tne siuuGu-u
Spanish dIg+iDuu-y 1-uuS!ales Ire
yu-d -'tHnIDl=u' IHiu English 1uiig
Aisu; Ii6awisc: L. wal!; zen
Probably Winters desires IL -uuvay
-iIs idcg ;tin nmuu th- rnier -r.-,rf
nIs iDTS ''gs;s tiiur. JnsJ lie, s.Iut,-
and 81 ne au.a- LutsrprIs..
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LIscS.2-EE1c-

Ezrr -ae lr--aIE rur:sr u msr
Hufl9.S- s=-aH;,rEi.- 9Iir:!,+ 1p-tI
% 'Rs Il GGs--ti IsIs-:s VIM
.he n=l sEiE GucE Tnt-s ET- NJ
E= s<sur - nrsrsr n. sEr-nI q.
.n= P,rs1s G.'ul:Hr i. -nis Inn. 2ua
tas turas is l,hSi- a. ~ Inr--a-,5-
coso may II Eis IuuIJGc nu~+u.-
lie -,5:s-G E--,r.4s Unu lbal- cummings
do NJ; 81 5u-1 pIE-T NJ rur rir-.ln-
i,"l WEB Lila 1u-uauss IL CIs'-atrrr
Es trlrsss ta.1os,p II Im:rpvs a. ve-
re-- M rs I-ess;i IuGEIr-Err=-
PT1cl- a..--a-
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state Hoard Of Equalization.

The Caraon Tribune says that tho
State Board Of Equalization is in
daily session and tut no effort 10
equalize taxes will 30 mGde until tho
Board has examined all the asases.
mont rolls oud bc:omc familiar with
property valuation throughout tho
state
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The Rsoo Gazatts II Saturday says:
All Chartz. Of the EoterpriE4 sta5.
MAS Il guest 81 the itiversid. hViel
las: night. sleeping the Fleep II the
just in "A chamber With Z 1iudUE ore,
loosin. the iron bridge. but s,qU!e;ly
Vas ORTIZ hung ~ tie c:owo t. an
that All hns1 nothing d IL until he
clme do"D to breakfast this ug9rning.
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Dstro;: Free Pr.sE-OL. f5u--."
she H~hispsfe5. i 3vYeruu - rppcn.
bat really ! az t0Y !uUnE - fiairE
o! getting married rlFh: away" OF
coUrss you are darling La u-.=-
-snd that's why ! Eiu - Iuriyre :,
hare j; v1fns of early Wien yyu
gel older yUu viii probably ctErye
your mind
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Carson N-vs:-The cresmery started
Tuesday, aoi in i-enty minutes after
nilk Ess delivered the cream had
Leea taken ont aud the farmers had
the s.iGnned uilk IN the Cans aud
we're ready - return home. The
cheese factory all be started in tire
co2rse .. couple OF w.ekn- Last
night sTerai cases OF butter were
shipisl fellow.
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Cnie' Justice Fuller -saeuIlF Ea.5-
! have ss,.r Euo bs@rd ~ Gars
fr-95-r;ly msution.,5 IL cyrusrcIuu
Wiz ths DsrDur-ELi: 4rssiae-tEa,
nUuIuuii ron. butt wupj5 mn uge.p.
sl=a 4 DDuIuEiiou Il Il were eDa.rea
70 ln@ ] hold ths i5igi,egi pfis. ncv.
ADD ! hare 10 d-t;rs 10 s3alEu-s i
i0r Guy U:be-.-
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Medical hssociaLp yufalo. NY.
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Good MeWsE

NO one, WHO Il willing to Muu.. The tIrli
course, need DO long AFFLICTED v III buils, car
buncies, piinpies, Or other cuinIcuus er,tu
uoiD. These arc tho frsult3 U. Natures rL
tOTS 10 eSpai POISONOUS aud ,lcLe matter
IRON tne pi"JI' AMI SNOW l."iniy hat H.,
system is ffduiis iU'cii through Tie sklii u
Impurities winch !. was tie legitimate Work
Of the liver and kidneys TO r,inuy.. Tan,
Itore these organs 10 tirir pTUlur lmiylIuus
Ayers "Sarsapaiilla Is the medicine teIulJrI,
ibat no other blOo'i.Imrihrr chn cuinls,te
Elh II, thousands testify VINO have gained
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Freedom

rom the tyranny Of depraycd blood by tho
use 81 this medicine.
"F"r nine gears WIS nrllctcd with n slIn
1iScnsc That lid not yield n my remedy
nntii = friend advised me 10 try Ayers Snrsa.
2afila. With the use OF this mrdIrluo Tho
complain! disappeared. II IL NY belief tLnl
no oiher blood medicine conld lave effected
30 rapIi AMI complete y cnrc."- Andre,
u. Ma'cla. Z: V'ctorln. ~Tinaulipas, Mexico.
wy nee Tor years. WAS covered with PIN.
pies and hnmor,. for which I could ma M
remedy I'LL hogan 10 take AYERS snis,n,'
MIA Thrce bottles Of this great Hood mc,i
cine oh"ftcd q thorough cure. I conndcniI,
recommend u 10 Nil soldering from sInllIat
uonblcs."-M. Patker, Concord, vi,
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nohtna zee ., I.eno.

HbG1 here this morning OF
He ut JtyBo Inst night
IAst n Mexican nai.ei
nd fetsiI, wounded night
@sh srd slightly wounded
Int night tho mUr-
- hVm the jail Ly d
lDfp determined men
~ the iron bridge on
Of,iz met lis death
1rcCGy rcniizGj that Ile
We have no par
pDfiHg ~ tho officer
tho actions NJ tho
: must bayo been
J1leJ nifnir. Tho
t.ht ~ this mur.
Ii1tury elect on
hnd bln1klegs
aud ply their
IL dollars :,
10 IN aveng.
4eer Nash did
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ii$lN

1T WEE " L FRY. HAVING
IL left my he'd and buard without
!ast c4us, O. p~roToa;ion, l hereby
W=rnt The pubic no, 20 marlboro or trust
her On ny acooUpt as ! viii rot De re-
s~iomEL;- Ter aoy debts she may CON
irze: - my nzn=.
NJ. ". FRY.
EEo. NeEaia, Sept 1, lSJl. VIM
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Old Indian S.gnL

Ac2Ht fTe miles above MiOrven, saws
tot AE1Jn Ca Telegraph, is a mystery
'1-ra TIE people of that community
r2a Tot explain. In . hummo:k nca.
tie liver are two complete circles, one
.-1F'y 4 TIE other Il hundred and
.S:.T is"i in diameter, the smaller circle
iSs2ae The larger. These circles. shich
are urch like those left by a circus por-
'of1ahre, arc completely barren OF veg.
ti-i4oH of all kinds. Thee circles ha ye
ten iherc sine" the recollection Of tho
olcest citizen. and none know how or
hS"n 'hey carnr there. 1t must DO tha.
ihey are Indian signs, relics OF by-yone
%-Fs. when tn" sayag warrior Yas lord
Of al he surveyed.
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Throat Pouches.

Recent Investigations in Indian pris-
n have revealed n curious physi0log-
zeal condition induced by thieves for the
purpose Of sccrcting vuluablcs. They
allow Il heavy lead bullet to slide down
the throat andkecp it in position for half
an hour az n time. In about Il year u
pouch ID formed, into which anything
mall may he thrust, without intcrfcr-
Ing with speech or breath. At present
there are in Calcutta Jail twenty pris-
oners with these throat pouches.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-07-09
The Smiths.

We have before us copy OF "The
Smiths published at Richmond,
Michigan. This paper was started in
the interest and for the purpose of
keeping trace Of the great diversity of
Smiths in the United States, u name
which is more commonly found than
any other except it be Jones. The is
sue before us is of the edition of Dec,
5, 1885, and tells of a great many
Smiths. Following is the editors
apology for "The Smiths:
Probably the least we say by way
of apology for the appearance Of The
Smiths the better. The scheme un
doubtedly originated in the dark re
cesses of diseased brain, If in any
brain at all. But for all that you are
reading the result of o most novel de
parture in journalism.
"From the time that Captain Johr
Smith played croquet with Pocahon
tas down to the time when L. Lun
Smith began to make faces at old An
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-07-09
TO THE FEDERAL COURT.
The Motion Granted to Remove 3.C's
Litigation to u, y. Court.

The motion to transfer the Three C's
litigation, involving the consolidated
causes of the creditors in Tennessee,
was taken under advisement by Chan.
cellor Smith and was decided in chan
Gerry at Jonesboro yesterday.
According to his decision the causes
will go to the United States court,
which meets in Knoxville next week.
A COMET reporter questioned some
of the attorneys regarding their opinion
OF the matter, and they all seemed to
concur in the belief that it would be
remanded to Judge Smiths court for
decision.
1t is understood that the same is the
opinion entertained by Col. Hutch
ings, attorney for the late organization
of the bond holders.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-07-09
Against Cleveland.
= Associated Press to The Comet.

" haSONAobSu AASao w AhS NVAhSe'
New ORLEANS, July S.-The Farm
ers Alliance wing of the Louisiana
Democracy, believing that the farmers
should not form a third party, has for
mally decided against Mr. Cleveland
as a Presidential possibility.
A. J. Laqargue, lecturer to the AL
lance and editor Of the Farmers vi
dette, in a speech in st. Landry on
Saturday, declared as follows;
"The Farmers Alliance has been
disappointed in the course pursued by
Grover Cleveland, who, strange to say,
with all his eminence as a. candidate
on the Democratic side for the next
Presidency, has succumbed to the in
fuence of Wall street and thereby lost
the support of the National Alliance.
The wing of the Alliance which Mr.
Laqargue represents has made a strong
effort to control the next Democratic
State Convention.