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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

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eil'es Nti-leres. ics- ant s--,nL y-.i.-rs
sores cn TIA Lsgs ant BciT- S1re E5,-s
ayes, ne, sa,.- Nlrurr-s., i-ref g.,r-,>,s.s
>uh -l-is 11lrrh. lisea.se,f s,air. a,,f ~
primary Jsrus Qr the seass h,,,uJB a.
sgplL-a- Rrte=s - c. per Bsttlr.
- htS haM e-1AaaA BsKlsam Ne. :
~urss--Ls srrl.i-y- Asrcilriiil ssrrfi itl,, Ehsr
aa- sal, rams a the Ecnes. Pa.ls IN ths
l.i, aaeS ct she NsA- Cesraaad S1rs
l1rla1, STuh..lEg R-lsa. Lumrs All .-.-,-
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si-,aissiass al Z sgase ercm sha yrses-n
Elaller railss,d 4, p lltiisr rscil,n er 49,
a hir-ilEg aanlg TIE b lcd u1rs An
lcleaE- Fgtss IS 60 per Esrrl-.
At kaChauss li.alsl=s. -s.zs.s 4---s
asEe tsr tia -llrs q G.,nerrh,sa. e;I,,,,r
~ ,si,i1n 9-l7al, Ard az Crinarv &C. (;srf
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= SisA@4's ssla<4 SPAnisA In
s-s-z- ~ ssHsrs clzss "a eilnlrra,sa.
liii.-u. .l.l1rrv q lles Ssricral,,ls A. FaurSs.,
~ 30 per Bstahs.
- Ms rnA9fs Gal1.sa Olnfu.suf
anr s,a 81 ,caEe la,lingof s,rnh 30 So
lia sI'1pclns- Rrt<s a 90 ~ By
- krchau's Ssllasa Pfl a-N---
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se sHress e. egsr-Eerk. Frsstra-.,,a' -,
frtes - - Psr Bax.
fszAe and NerNtnA
ssna sgsty'NAsra. Z. q n, ss-ursly useSsS
TaE RicEAR2S NRge CO. A.evts
saa a Sil MARkEr ST
san Fr~neaass, G.
c~a-Ass sgsT Faka
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

rhs siry & Iieisouvuls Proosccs s,ta-
isA .il the sivsr as scaveuearS z Is a
1Va ioii4sr aila CO sa1ch sue cf lnaul,
AMI taa 1ssh SNn ~ know IL Fhs
civsr s elll ef aAsaa. aa3 she's wary n
see h-sm essg - . 4a,e Resssss ziaz.
--.A-ianca Ccns1iEufscl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
Conservatory Of Music.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.

The best 0ggauised Music Sc-col On the
1rt1 v es1 cNlst. one hundred sud llts
ulu>ic students the paasr school year. BEST
and tstest methods q iuS lguctiDn Cur
ses tor ptsuV. NOits. NtJ,iu. Organ, Har-
ueJuv. CouuJs point, and musical Cu-upU
,.tu.u tu all the h -her forms Diplomas
7sursi cu cJu - tion II coarse. Mex
tgrs., h.zins Monday, Ss tsu1oSr TN.
SslG fO- catalogue or idrS>S
T. N. PARNtN
- IN Sw MuS-cal o rCctUr. >N.euJ, o.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
4 synopsis Of the MISUNDERSTANDING and
selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES.


REVISED QUOTATIONS.
shoulders sugar cured, per 10, l9$
BrR&EtSt bacon Is
Hsms-Su;ar cured. per m, h,.I,2sc
Rctf- HNl2ts
fOTS--S " 10
MultOu-S.G lnisc.
NeAl--lO 4 l33sc.
Timothy seed-P FER pound. Sc; selling
Rcd clover Sccl-icr pound, l4c.
White clover Ssed-frr pound, Ncl.
AlSike-iSc per pound.
Red top-fUc yer pound,
Liuciln GraSS-l2Nfc pIr pound,
Rye GrasS-i1V per pound.
Orchard GraSS lie per pound.
6VauS--Sc per 10.
OAt ineal-at vy.
New potato : 5Oc per pushsl.
Grceu peas ltc yer gai.
s. 00s BLACK berries. - Carn, b.St grades
s. ~ tomatoes 81 ~ string beans 81 81
yroca peas 81 ~ per GOE. In Two 10 csiDs
Fresh NegctNbles.-POtatoss Slv; carrots
So, pSrsnilss -, cations y per 10,
k1Sh--SSaluOu luc PER lOs SturEcos ttt
7c per lbsSmall fish loc per IL, ss,lt salmon
T9llc per 10; Chinook salmon, 1877
BUNIN8 TEICEs.
Wheat-SNe net.
SloUr--Per barrel. St4o. best lg6 lbs.
OAtS--kcc buShei, ,&ys So.
Gtyey -sVg ll,Sbci. Ey5AS.
67lp-lVr t0u. 81 20 sc tuil Slekst,
1 1l"rtS-iNt L1a, 50 % d" sSck5j.
'ha.>- k'r ton. sAsVl ,askei.
H]r,-.( uoted al lStoslc per 10. eon-
trG.t *.
NNAt- %, 60 lSe.
Eso.>-2os ger >5ozen.
RVt1toeS-t t'cr pushed. NJ,
CNru uleal--sc per pound.
EuVCsF-- 'stRtt,. uer pCunt.
Dgie3 p,umS-per 10, 6eaTc.
Atrtlt, prlueS-ltr Lc. tttc "a.
krHuf1rlg- ur.4Ligs~ -se pcr D.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating ParloE { Candy Mandatory
ae5 Commercial Street
BILOFFARE:

. Is Cs-t Rsg.ar O,nass Ssryet Frcr 'ito5 0'Ciac<
nice variety OF yegeta biss- &C. etc
Also rcas, coffee or mllS with al . CEN
meals without extrS charge.
ChOiee Cigars, Imported an Domestic,
SlwayS on n8nd.
Porter House Stss K and Esgs------5O cents
Tender LOin Steak ana EgEs-- 81 cents
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
NARY l. STEINER

Teacher ef utE aisle flADi' aE- Organ
can De sseR az Conservatory on mas: u
81 home. l44 Esrn sGrsst.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
DO YOU FAVOR
Building 10 a Stro0g, lndeps''
slt Paper for the People
in OrsgOH2
4 PAPER THAT WILL not SELL OIL
Prlted At the Seat d 6lTtPHRth

L'OE AT THE EECuED CT TEE cAf-i>
IgUENAL-
Cu-ug the rgceas session o. ths -,
uu-e ls 'Fas tna Gals pager IN Iha "a - -,
attacked succe ssfUlly Ne Furl-A - es-Ir
Ilrs11p t1 t'r'sg- q p,l 1rlcs- II 80
opposed a. 1Cct rtl.E The A A-slra - - Il
Inv IN the Interests Qt pclizi'i'A - as7rfrs
G1Vpt7tted re Law .t6.Ez ru>se1' .
IRE llrg gQ1 r. Llru.t1 ctElll1ls>lo- 'ss-syt',
1X lst anl remsluahia rkf 2. "issce
ans Fs Wer "a suf iree It's csen, ls--s- -. x a
c1--t-5iy "a ussElsd retS45if'a = - .
r1 'eis z G ulul ssa11 A. cdsl -.
snt crs uhe a1W- Lr asCrec -lr AZ 80
ure~ ro pel rivgEg Enst Glls sSe--S- .-i.iii
peOnlr rt ril-h1 cn free sE1
u>s 90 . EiareE1a-S
rrsf FLkrEuEh-
TFFUt.aFrrAE IcUESaL EaV9fs VI IL
Ia - rngrsl srau-cs. - ths sll - 4
g-eS nc =xlcusl ue ulcU1s' y -,4v y
sunciE ID nc m trlsf ara a. re- etEls - a.
slpu1kllrst oF ae 9 Varllli Z. -9,.--.iy o
recl - tha reonls Lu a1ssl la..- ss-ffs ~
lzE-il rsu.isr urilEaV. utt1 a ','-- - rfln
f.-asfst t, e,is rarrf - ss7Uz1 - Z. - ~ -
ciulas Go asVrr~ eisnr1lon 2. - ,src1s-
s 80 'eziselH- DR., ag s-e l-iee.s y ~ -
BE q tAs e~oEls. ~ q rre- 49, 49,. ,5ye1ls
rae- d avs O.. '.i19 Al 50 .,-,~r.fi-
trarfr' - ~ r-,.ss eltrl-lEs z, ,trss
rtsCs. s,,sn r-rri.a ~. srste- ~ "a
.lr.-tri-r f. I urtrs-r rs,fs7s 20 t-~ s--ss 81
.-,rrf.- {. Al 49, ~ = ca-rsefs 49, lslsf
rhsfrfns rucit --,sr S1ssl- szcf r ~
ne lr1a-- nee rec ,rG> -. ursslae
III r.ats frN.1r -. 81 u11'a- AZ ~ - atli
a. cha et1 its D. pes '- e--- -
ta r1e ir -srssrs cf ne s..,e - - -.
akssr. Rsr lsruas, sse sls~ -. s,,e.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
DR., PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach
anu bowels. They are purely vegetable
aud pcr'rctly harmless. One a Dose,
Sold by IrGs giE;s. - cents q vial.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

For her matchless look ot grace and mo-
uoa, this regal beauty was indebted to
perfect health, restored by the use OF that
unCqualed, invigorstlng tonic and nerv-
mSllcb M - cct in besItby sc:ion every fnSo.
tiou and gave purity and richness to tho
blont.
T" Fnvorite Prescription" Is positive
curu FOR tho most complicated and obsti-
nate cases Of lcuccrrhCa. excessive flow-
inF painful Ecusiruat,on unnatural sup
pr ssi0uS prOlnps,.s. or falling OF the
womb, weak hack. "fomnlo weakness"
RnttversiOn, rCtrCyers.t D, bearing dowl
sensa ions. chronic Cprgrstion, intiamma-
tlnn aud liberation OK tho womb. IL is
guaranteed TO rive satisfaction tn ererp
cCye, OF money rntCntyd.
Rhnufactm5d iy NCRLD'S DtsFENsARY
MIuICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
~ GCARANTEE sIX RnNEs

rc cure any case. with each order re-
eeiveC BY - nor s1X cCXss. assCCua ran ed
Wttr S'.N, We VIII sen- the rureh8ser gCr
grt1cs1 guarantee 70 refund the ulaLsy L
the -rsitl1Sc- does c1t 9tsct B e-rs. Cf-7.1 ?
R1lSes issued only by e1srl. L. CrCCG. Doug
KisU. rslls agent. As Ci,-f- 81 salem. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21
Health is Wealth !
6RALnl

De- 4. C. " Es$'T'S Nerve and BrsIu
Trehr1asng. . guarantees sEeclhc foe EEys-
1srlK. nj ILLNESS. CgCvl SONS. Pits. Nervous
y aJL-'i .EiA, Hsittfcke. y NervCuS Prug1r lriGl
caused by the use OF alcClol or tobacco
RAke-J-lL1sss, n Mental DsuressiOn- soften
l-E 81 -1e crtl1 resllrIEs In insanity and
.-sdl-E r1 misery, ascav and death Ere
------re lit i--5. pd rrpE11s:as. llss 1t plWEr
- d % 2 ~ lvz--5IsEr-cE 1L TIE brain Each
c1X enu-aL-s Ncc rH,--ts-s rrsiltu.t NJ. 8 %
q c'- ar sly -c-s~ sr- $3.50, sent eg mail
~eg gll..f 1s rsCs ID Of --r-g
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

CALIFORNIA ExPREss TRArv-pr
BETWEEN PORTLAND Amps 'Anf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-21

foiiN kNt0klf. hlaeksNish, hqgSs
N sheaing and rep.Airlng speciality ShQR
M tAe tQat ~ tleelsS stteSt, s'A'elia S,seS0aA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
kills.; 10y Ills Rpc,hcr.

The killing o. Aifrei Welsh by his
brother, Emanuel, 81 LSi', a smlll
mining camp u miles southwest Of
AGstin. in Nys county. last Sunday.
SeeUls trhn what We can learn from
our exchanges - have heen a coward
" and unprnvoked murder.
From the Austin RsrciNc Of the
2Th wa E!ean the following par
ticuls7s: Alfred Welsh. the murlSred
man. was the owue- o, Il mining c!aiu
AZ L3i and had employed his brother
Emannel rs foreman. WA'ia IN this
position he became - dO%niGecEing
iaat TIE Sast miners Left the place.
Alfred finally removed has brother
!9On the position OF foreman and toJH
charge NJ the property hinSelt. After
a fe" months working the property
became Involysi and closed down
Snd Emanuel lat; for Caadelaria
where he procured WORK. On Saiur-
day AltE~i went 10 D~JGueyviiie met
Emanuel ami brought him back 10
Lodi. Everything passed of pleas
aaiiy Saturday night. 50 Far as could
bs discrrnei oy the mea aLou, the
EasnS- Ga Sunday morning the two
brothers wcut to brcaSfast with the
men as usual. Every one left the
table after breakfast. tie men going
into the mine 10 their work with the
exception OF Mr.. B~oiiuna and two
others who wea; to the stable 10 hitch
up the team for BUiiuna TO drive l.
Austin. Alfred and Emauuc! 70
A!f!ed'> Office frum the table. While
hiicninG w the team BoLiana saw
something fall out OF the door and
toll I nephew Of the Wcisn's. who
replied: i. 5 = man. | heard a shot,"
and ~iumeiigtely ran - the place.
when 10 his horror he fond thu dead
BODY Of his uncle. Emanuel then
came "utu: the office, stepped over
the corpse Of his brother. ana went 10
the sleepinr: house and told its occu-
pants that he had a little trouble
Over Al the Office and they had better
80 over" lie then went to the tun7cl
and told the men there that he WIS
GoiGg 10 u p~Aucyville 10 give himself
! rp an : vI!H"d lriaur ~ up the hill.
NAea lear the summit he turned
around. looked back and yieHcl the
actions Ui All around, and then went
or his way.
The inqr"st revealed TO light and
did uothIH. bat charge Emanucl with
murder. The weapon mast have
been held close TO Altrcd's breast as
his vest was burning when The
nephew reached him. Tn" ball en-.
tered the heart. a half AN inch above
tie nipple. and a little TO the left.
On arriving at DowueyvIlle Enanu-l
vas taken in charge by a deputy
sheriff.
The murdered man was universally
esteemed for his honesty and upright.
ness and his cruel death is muurned
by a host OF honest. sincere friends.
y mother, five brothers and two
sisters survive him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
4 Suh.titutn for Steel.

An old cargo Of Afric an vegetable
fiber. tough IS steel itself. i being
landed III Philadelphia from the Italian
bark Nuova McnLo. The vessel brought
two thousand two hundred and thirty
six bales OF it from Gran. an Algerian
seaport in the Mediterranean sea. The
fiber has been found to bc So elastic
that il can H. used AS Il substitute for
springs and the like in the mauufac-
turc Of furniture back sand seats. 1t is
expansive and so easily affected by
higher temperatures in its dry state
that the bales are held in place 10y
bands of heavy steel. The popularity
OF the lrrasS is that il thrivc> only
around the volcanic mountain slopes
of Dram and fiourishes up u within a
short distance of the cratcrS them
selves The latter are always i'll Il
Scmi-activc state, and the earth around
i SO warm that not Il plant of any
kind can thrive or is ever sccn 10 grow
except this stccl-liic plant. Whcn dry
AID ilatt"ncd out it will pierce L body
like an arrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
JuktIcc AMI EN-ClnMm.

Dan Rice, the old-timc clown. is pass
ing his $umuc il New York, and looks
Is young and fresh as 4 boy from school.
He lectures some nowadays, and knows
how - give an interesting talk, says tho
New York World. Occasionally he meets
4 venerable person who laughed ~ his
jokes L gTimaccS nearly fifty years
AGO and who recalls his grand Did rdn-
Gated horse Excelsior, over which
Dan himself has shed many a
tear. One day 4 United states
justice shook hands with HIM on
the rca- of a broad way car. Uncle
Dan" said ;hc justice. ''you don't know
me. and this i, the first time in my life
tIat | have ever spoken - you, but
when l was a boy | crIwlci under your
tent 70 sec You, got caught by 4 canvas.
raan, and had powdered resin Sprinl,lci
all Owe my hair" The justice and tho
cx-clown had = great lau,u over iav in
cilent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29

Mr.. james Gri"r, VIII" lives about five
miles east Of Dawson. has Il turkey
rohblcr that is - ~curioaity. says the
Columbus co. Eugnircr-Sun. Mr..
Grirr's turkeys consisted of two hens
and the gobblcr. The hens made nests
about s.vcnty-tivc yards apart in Mr..
Gricr's melon patch. laid their nests full
of eggs aud went 10 setting. The guh-
bier got Lonesome and concluded that
the proper thing for him to d" was 10
set also. lie rot an equal distance be-
tween the twu turkey hens, squattCd
ovcr - guinea watermelon and set six
weeks before he was discovered. Mr..
Gfirr thought his gobblGr had been
stolen aud was utterly astonishcd when
he found him in the patch trying To
hitch ct U melons.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
HORACE GisE&LEI on pEnr.

Among the many good things which
Horace GreHlsy Wrot fox toe New
York Ledger is the tolioNinc vivid
article % the ni~&Y o. bs!nSia debt:
To b hungry, ragged and pSanileSs
IS no; pleaSaaI: bu; this is nothing 10
the horrors ot bankruptcy. All the
wealth % the Ro:hsaI!dS would 10 a
PoE r~>ompSSe for = Eve SeArs
struggle. with the oonS>:ousaeSs that
Soa had taken the money - property
OF ,sGS;ioc Neutrality-suspicious. - Ge-
turn or pay for !, when reluirsl. aud
had betrayed ;he!r ~con63e1ce through
Insolvency.
dwell on this point for | would
deter others from entering that liare
Of torment Hal the yuuGs ulsn , n
the country, with many old eaou-h
10 knoS better, would 40 into bust
neSS-lhaI Is. iuio deot-to-uo.ruw
# they could Mosi ppor men are -
iSnOEant a. 10 eav! the merchant o.
na~uGtACiure- whose Lfe IS - inceS-
sani struggle with d:F.ul.
ties. Who'll i Jriv., :, c,rs-s,, -Sbi,.
ir-." ard who. from month In month
Oa-.ly v.ades that insolvency which
sooner o. la;e- oyar;ak- mos, me-, IN
bushes 81 tb., i, has b.en co,p,p,as
,bai Ly, ura !, ,A.-r ~ ,b.z.
achieves a pe.uniary Srcrsx
Fer my own u.r;-.,d s,a.I from
II ,Sa.rie,cA-T .o,li -,b..- ha =
1,..ici IN State Prs, sI,y. :, q.
rice sN.ran. than :, ,a.s,,ru..h ~,
under III. h,r.,z ~ aa,. l., no
yo.r- ma, ,,i.;,;.. ,;-s.r r,..
u1at.. or -r,lv NJ - ;.
is;ls mn ~, -. IT, -
t.-u:,;.s a,,d j.; S.r..,,,;.rI, 3,
fr,,, Iab.
.,,...-. .,,; -- 49,; vo-,.
tan.- ~s,s,i-,o, -. -.,,.,s -,
d~,arraaah,s. I'm, d., :. ;,f.i,.rv
( v,-s. .b-- ,Lo,. Ill Al . :, III
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29

Patent medicines differ
One has rcasonablCnCss, an
other has not. One has
reputation another has
not. One has confidence,
born Of success - another
has only hopes"
Don't take it for granted
that all patent medicines
arc alike. They arc not.
Let the years of un;nicr-
ruptcd success and the tens
of thousands OF cured and
happy men and women, place
DIR. Pierce s Golden Med.
zeal Discovery and Or.
Prcrcc's l'avor;tc Prcscrip.
ton on the side OF the
comparison they belong.
And there isn't Il state or
territory, no nor hardly a
country in the world, whcth-
ct its people realize it or
rot, but have men and wo-
mon i'll them that re happier
because of their discovery
and their effects.
Think Of this in health.
Think Of it in sickness.
And then think whether
you can afford to make the
trial If the makers can
afford to take the risk to
give your mofey back as
they do if they do not
benefit OF cure you.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
SuuaWkcd.

\ &C. Lady, who was bound over
to appear before the Grand Jury, by
Justice Henley, for burglArizrng the
shoe store OF Mr.. T.. Oscll. on the
ith, confessed his guilt last night TO
Sheriff Polk and told where the stolen
moHey was hidden. This morning
the Sheriff took Teddy to Il pile OF old
ties in the rear Of john I,raiE's
houfe, on Idaho street, where
L.ddy stopped before the crime
was committed. and under the ties nc
found Il purse co]Utainin. SID which
L9aiy put there on the night Of ths
burglary. All but so Of tho stolen
money has been recovered by the Of
iiccrs, and this amount Lcddy spent
at different places in town before ne
was arrested. Constable Tripictt aad
Sheriff Polk deserve a great deal Of
credit in working up tlc case aud rs-
covering the stolen money.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
FIckch Out ncr Oven C,m,

q wcllIm"wn lady ~ nincty.four
living In Omnhn. Sob, ycpt in 3r ,'r'
dcrtn''"r's shop the other div. snvs ti,,
,nut''a ,""' nnh' after lcismrcIy exam.
'r,n% h,S stock. picked out n coffin,
wwn'ch sh" had sent "a her residence.
quo S'id she Intended IL for use NJ her
"W', , neral, Sh" IL said "a lp IN good
I""lth and entirely suno
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
Dcllcacy OF Mint Scales.

The fine gold weighing scales made in
Philadclp hia and intended for the mint
at New Orleans = fcw years ago are
marvCls OF mechanical invention and
expert workmanship. The larger OF the
two pair has 4 capacity OF 10, 200 ounces,
troy, or about $50 pounds avoirdupois,
and when loaded to its full weighing
capacity will indicate the variation Of
the onc-thOusandth OF an ounce. The
other and smaller pair arc intended FOR
lighter work. All its bearings are Of
tho finest agate, which have been
ground with remarkable precision.
This instrument Is believed to be tho
most delicate in the world. 1t will give
the precise weight Of a human hair, and
is susceptible to tn" slightest a'mos-
phcric ~changcG-St Louis Republic.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29

Icre;Sn capital from Investment in
miDins lands IN the Territories i
falls, IN ~irincipls ani prEnicSoas in
elect aE'l that, Therefore. the Interests
.! ih- miniGS territories demand at
the hands " Congress immediate re-
peal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-29
The Entertainment.

The entertainment ut Freeman Hall
last nigh; by the E!ko Dramatic Com
pany To raise funds for the purchase
Of ph! steal and chemical apparatus
Tor the Elko High School w.ts IL grand
SUCCESS. The actors We'd with each
other in bringing out the strong
points in their respective parts and
their efforts Were rewarded with the
generous applause Of a delighted
audience.
The verdict OF the audience, which
by the way WAS n of the largest We
have eve seen il E!i;o, was that tho
Miners Daughter is a good play and
that its rendition last evening meuuted
the applause it received.
The gross receipts OF the entertain
mont are $ll7.5O; expenses Sl.j,5O
leaving Il balance OF 3lU2 us II basis
for II fund to purchase the necessary
apparatus for tho use Of tho school.
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Advertised Letters.

Following is n list Of letters remain.
ing IN the Pos;oiiicc at Elko, Mon
day, November -, 1891:
Grant, Lizzie johnson, Mrs y
Johnson, MrsJ w Pierce. f. f.
Peek, u Reese, Frank
Sparks, ! + SchmitL Mrs w
Williams, j EC,2 Williams II w. .
Williams, Tom Williams, J T..
Persons calling for any of tho aboy.
letters will please say "ndvcrtiscd."
Ecw'HD ~. iSuLKEY, II. VI.
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Carson TribuUc:--Jhc Carson CITY
L. :. Land Office II to day notified
by letter that certain lands have
been withdrawn from Hing and entry.
by order II tho lion. Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, for reservoirs
Tor HrI+atiU" p tp sos on tho Carson
HHd DygS,p uyofs.
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Eirgnnt S"vc.t.". III I.aunp,.
Tho Alligator. Chief ycn,o,

Tho chief weapon OF oHcnso and do.
forso with IN alligator Is tho caudnl nm.
pcndagc, and rs it has TO bend itself in
to almost n half circle to deliver an
effective blow, tho person who hccps his
wits about him may readily avoid IL UNI
icss he il taken by surprise. A fair
blow from tho tail OF an adult will
easily break n fans log or arm, and I
havc known IL To knock a LARGO hor A
distance OF several feet. An ALLIGATOR
Will always first try TO strike its prev
with b tail. ON land. but in tho wn,nr
IT. viii seize II round tho body and sink
Immediately to tho botton.-Outing.
Abrasion OF Gold Co,n.
Gold while in circulation Is handled
g than any other medium. IL is
usually kept in vaults ~ banks for do.
llahd rarely made. and Tor t;,is rca.nu
The loss by abrasion IL but = 81 I
per cent In twenty years. In Il
$40 gold piece, The standard wci,,ht
OF which is BIO grains. the government
allowance for loss 10y abrasion is lbs
grains.
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Tho I'ridty super ,tninp.

The governor Of n southern state H. I'm
correspondence with the governors Of
all other hanging states, hoping 10
fnni;c M Arrangement hy which no ono
small bc hanged ON Friday. IL Is thought
thnt II other days shall bc detected the
hnprr't'tion which generally attaches
10 Friday will boon pass away.
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Tho Glorious King of S,,m

INC King "i Siam Is n magnificent oh.
!ect IN state attire lie gIlstcns from
head 10 foot with Jewels worth moro
than 81. 900. OO1 II IS com,unnl.. ,o-
ported In Bangkok that he has ,hroo
hundred wives and cighty-scvcn chr.
dr"n. though the exact GgIrcs hnvo
never been given to his subjects lie
was a father nj the of twcIya and
IS now only thirty-six years old. n he
lives "a fcw years more he will he ,L.o d,
assume the tito Of father Of hi. coun.
Try Tho King is a good fellow inrd
OF n reasonable number OF his =,
ana very kind to his three hundred
wives. u" Is very progressive and has
uonc a great deal Of good to siam.
Eirgnnt Novelties al Lainp,.
The wOIIan of fashion who burns
midnight oil does it In most dainty ,tyIc
At present. Her night lamp. il she has
inc newest, will bo a vase Of ROYAL Wnr.
c"St"r mounted in silver. with shade of
perforated silver lined with amber glass.
New lamps of royal copper in ]conbinn-
ton with Furnished silver are trulv mr.
tiStic; tho dali, pinkish red tint of ;hr
copper surface being especially pleasing.
Lamp shades Of upalcsc"nt glass arc
suitable with thcs" lamps. Conner in all
it' tones seems To u" Il f~avOritc metal for
lamps, smoking sets, mirror frames and
toilet articles, and is even seen in hell,
bangles, girdlcs. hat pins and
jcwclcd combs.