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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15
Glue 0r0iaam.,
UNI bic Seftionen ems Bis brei cine,
Srbtaa15 gu arnenbiren, be3iigIi9
Der Gabr Rontrole ber
9troBenbabnen.

Sci es 6ur6 ben eta6tratb Der
5tabt San Mntonio perorbnet, baB bic
SettioneH ems, auei unb brei elmer
Srblnan3, bic 6as Gahreu Der StraBens
babnen f0ntrolirt, 10 u~mgeGnbert tuer>
ben, baB He folgenoermaben lauten:
Settion l. HaB in 3u!unft feline
e!ettrii9e StraBeneiienbabn In BEN
Stabtgren3en San Intonios benubt
tDerben lou. obne eineu @onbufteur
unb einen Motormann gu baben gu,
Berbem lou teine Gar, in elmer @ntftr=
nurg bpn elmer Meile bonn MitteIpuufte
Der 9tabt, mebr als aebn (l0) MeiIen
bic Stunoe R9 fortbewegea, un0 aebn
(1O) Meilen bic 5tunbe In elmer Gnt.
fernung BON awei Meilen bonn Mittele
puutte ber Stabt unb stpauaIg COY
Wteilen in irgenb elmer 9iian3 Don
tiber amei (2) Meilen, aber niht iber
bret MeiIen bic @tunbe iber 8ttden
unb i6arfe guruen.
SeftiDr2 3. DAB cue 'elettrilAen
Cars, bic tnuerbalb Der 5ta6t0renaeu
ber Gtuot San Mntonio benubt tpers
ben, nit elmer d. bentliden @lode Der.
ieben iinb unb einem guten, flarbrens
nenben Gi9te, melGes pdbrsnb Der
Wintermonate Inn feds co. 1br
Mbenbssunb in Der @ommer3eit a9t ~
ubr W6enbs ange3Hu6et tperben fol;
bic 8lOde iol bon BEN Motormanre
eirer ieOen Gar rpenigfens fanfunb.
feben8is (75) SUB Dor ether 9trossnz
freu3utg aageI9la9en merbet, unb ioQ
berIeibe mdbrenb Der Greu3ung bas
S6utea fOrtieben unb bas 6ortbetpeeen
Der Gar b0lffdnbig in feiner @epaIt
baben. 10 baB bieieIbe a~ugenbIidli@
5lm Siillfaub gebra9t tperoen fam;
aud ioa es bic Pfii9t bieier N~nee5eDs
ten letn. 6afiir @Orge gu trageu, baB
bic Signal . 2aterre tpdbrenb ben bDrs
9el6riebenen 9tunbtn brennt.
Settion 3. Menr 3u irgenb elmer
3eit cine elettrii6e Gar innerbaIb Der
Stlbtgten5en obne einen Motorma11t
uno einen @onbufteur unb obne bic
@lode anb 5ignal 2aterne, ME bas in
ben Gefiionsn ems unb 3nei borges
f9riebsn 1T, eri9eint, 10 fol ber Sc
i9dftsfibrer Der GeieQl6aft ober bies
ienige perIon, bic bas gigentbum uno
ben 8etrieb toatrolirt, zines 0ersebens
f6uloig fem unb, tpenu bonn Hecorber
f@ulbig befunben, gu elmer @elbfrafe
BON ni9t peniger als fanf ($5) un6
ni9t mebr als aweibunbert Dollars
($200) uerurtteilt uerben. Nu9 iol
irgenb cine Yerion, bic eeger bic 8or.
iGriften ber 5ettionen ems un6 3pei
bieier Sroinan3 berf0Bt zines 8ers
sebens f9ulbiS iein unO Iol, uenn
bonn &ecoroer Idulbig ertldrt, gu elmer
5.mme BON nidt penieer als fanf
($5) unb ni9t me5r oIs atpeibunbert
9otiars berurtbeilt merben.
Baifrt unb gutsebeiBen ben 4. Mai
1891.
8rDan @aIIaeban,
Mitefirt: Wa9or.
6. g. @Iauban, gtabts gIert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15
8tpei framsDiii4e Ielbberren iiber
Mplffe.


mortfe mor e;uer ipner sertenpn
msmiHen. HE onr feline nprfSnIi%en
;seinhe hntten NM hem oum feine mil.
tiiMem @eoner - m~enioi1ens Snime' hs.
ren Gt;mnss ,lbe,bomnt ina RstnIdt soI.
len fomn 49, Sip Sndomimno mint nsr.
iooten
Muh in Sronfrei6 {feht MoItfes Name
honoeodtef bQ. uub mem aud elm boor
feline GhmukbIdttdeu inn mod Rber
bQs @rob binQus nahaetl6fft hobeu
20 benefit bieie Wusnobme nur Die
9Reoer.
Wou euter,5e IN mic sh ytr,I;h 70,
G,. MraHn.rt morsMcg mosMoSan mn
Ssr MdrS%on Sdarsbsrt ,,obI s." S;s
bs;hsn SsSs,,ts,SNsm Ishsrhen frnr,ss'
1%sm nssrsshrsr e;msm @srinsessnt.
.sy ososnshsr ors hs5sn Mnssronsr ~
Ms,sc c,'f Mortfs 3,ss,tsr
os @ NM sM ax
on gtaeyeagOn DsIsel.e ag, l.W 10 OeAe
sne'IeIss uosl Den os1pptusnea gIDbsn
SIlaIsSsn aas5usanen. ~ UsIOen
pig peOen1en osIssgeM, o's m!g OaoDH
sogesl.n. ~ pa! Sss1ss GU w gIu.
BsI SDlpaa, oct ls.a Sa'sa.aag ~ Osm
gsHagI NY, ~as g lsb. ~ aust lann
lg Deegsnen, DaB..-,asla neln, l@
IeAn Sgaen MW!s sos!Is1ss logen.
gAslgulOlgeH Sls M'W uno Aamen'il@
oe1ps9ea SIe m'V.
Der 81tfbrise Ntari@au @anrobert
erfiihr burb ben Heporter Den Fob bes
Osutl den 9eerfhbrers. .4b, 9err bon
Wtoltte III tobt, ab, ct 1T tobt! unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15
@aEdde ua@ @urpsa.

Sie A9enturen bes 0errn 90. 8.
Doung, Np. l Commerce 5tyaBe,
Gan Mntonio, unb SO. 603 Mains
6tfaBe, Dallas, Dertreten nur bic
anerfannt beften eIropdiidem Dampfers
0inien. Gerr Oours lit i'm Gtanbe bic
BILLS len Aaten 3u geben. ers
tbeilt bereitwilig febe eeipHHf@!e Mns,
tunft unb beiorgt febr prbmpt ole ibm
ibersebenen Nuftrage. Wer nod Gu,
rDpo gu reiien pnni@t, ober Derwanote
beribertommen IaEen pil, tpenbe liG
an iraenb cite Der ~gsnanntea 4seniareu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15

Silf Dir fetbf,
t5enn bn cine Ieibenbe Grau bift, nit Der
Mebiciu, bic ipeciel praparirt iullrbe, Dir
ju belfen - 9r. 8ierce's 6aporite greicrip.
ton. SIS tpiro bid beilen, iuena ale ouSe.
rem nuefos luarer. Sir ale Dem iueiblideu
@eidledte sigenen 8ranfbciten-nieber,ieb.
elbe Gdmersen, Seridiebungen NIB auoere
S9ipddsil, 1T es eiu poftiO iideres Sell.
lnittef. Gs fl0bt jeber Selicaten Srau reiies
NIB IdngereS 2eben eiu. Sn je6cm e~ili,el.
men Sale, fir ben es anen1pfoblen mirb,
gibt es 8efrieOisuig. Dies uiro foqar
sarantirt, ODER bas @elb iuirb Dir suritder.
fiatttt.
sc beforOert bic gerbauuilg, fart bas
Gpifem, bereidert bas 8lnt, pertreibt %ei.
Zen NIB Sdmersen, er;erst erqnifeubem
Sflaf, ueribeadt R.landolie NIB IerpoI.
tdt, nuo trdst gum auias BON 6teiid NIB
CUR Stdrfnas bes 30rpers bel. IS 1T cine
dhte Reoicin = NIB feiu @etrdlf. Gs ent.
hdlt fein Ntfobol, ull bid al beraaideM
teiuen Sprup ODER j3uder, I'M @dMre nlb
@dbrlng i'm Magen su pcrurladem nno Dir
@eidiperoen 81 bereiten. Gs lit ebenIo eiselt.
artl9 III ieinen tpulbrrbaren bei!fnocu Grfcl.
gen. ,pie in ieiRer i3niamnenltcanAe. Des.
balb, ldB Dir feline uertbleitn Mad)mcrfc auf.
eetroDirsit, bic pon ebricieu 9auSlcrn Dir als
pebsH 10 gut4 angeprirlei werssa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-15

RI- Menn Semanb fem uno su ans
nebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum militia Die
9erreu 6beimer & 8aiat, BefBer bies
les gtobsiRements, balten Saranf, ibre
G1fie tets bolfOmmen aufrieDen 3u feIs
len. MQe iaifonmdBieen Eelifatefen,
Nufern, Wilb. Slide, Gef1iieeI &c. 1nb
bort in Der 6elifateiien 3utereituug ale
3eit su haben. Mablaeiten tpetben ouf
Wuni6 in bic Mobnuugen her Runbea
geianbt. Mud bietet bei NIT Der
Gpeilemirtbi1af! berbunbene Bars
room bic beiien @etrdufe. ftets frifGes
Bier nnb feire 2iqunre unb Weine.
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@abl proclamation.
Office,
Staot San IntOnio. Seras.
%. Mbri[ 1891.

AAt Npltl 1OJ1+
Sn Go!9e Der mir tur6 ben 1reibrief
unb bic Srbinan3en Der Gtobt Gan
Mntpaio ibertragenen MadtppQfom.
r1enbsit erloHe iG, 8,pan @allagban,
Wiapor Der Gtabt San Nutonio, 6iefe
meme prDtlamatiou unb orbne boz
burd bic Ibbaltuus elmer @abl
q nj Is. Sage bes Mai A. D.
1891
fur einsn Nl6erman Der 6. Marb an,
um bic our9 ben Sob bes alderman
o. W. Bitter %enttan6ene gafan3 gu
fi0en.
Ser @timmplab. Ode bon Glms uuo
NOIdnzS traBe, %. s. page borRbenber
Beamtsr, Dirb bon Worgens 8 ubr big
Mbenos 6 nbr se6faet fem.
Die Wabl miro ~abgebalten unb 8es
rt9t eingerei6t in uebereinfimmung
nit SeftiOn xxx bes Gtabtsreibriefs
un0 Der Gtaatsgeiebe, Ntt ppm "a.
ytdr3 1887 Der 3mau3isien 2eeislatur.
settle FL.
Gum 3eusniB bierfdr babe i'd
meinen MomeH -uuteri9rieben
60 unb eineu Mborud bss 5iegels
&lD Der etabt Can Mntonio ON 6ie>
fem %. Sage bes Npril 1891
beiftgeu lafen.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Mttettlrt Wapor.
6. g. @Ianbon, staSt @lert.
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9aS ct. 2epuarb Gptel

1T INNER nod arn alien 9rte. am
Main pla3a. San Inionio, often. 5ns
nerbalb Der lebten Feben Sabre baben
feline @igentbiimers ober 8ermaltunss.
MeGfel fattgefunben.
Die &aten oes Sotels finb biefelben
tuie friiber; $3.50 fur 0oppels unb So
fur einaelue Simmer, NIT &eoutti0n
bel Der Wo9e. Die Deuii9en nit ib.
rem Gamilien tperben i'm st. 2eonarb"
elm reinli6es, bitbi9es 6otel finbeu nit
uutibertrefHi9em Slid.
pt. g. 2ounbsberp,
1911, lin @i9entblmer.
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&err 6. $. @Raer, go. 217 Oh.
6oufion GtraBe bdlt tets bas pDls
tommenfc Eager In 3ei9enmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Garbeu, @Ias, GpieseI.
gIas, B%iloerrabmen, GirniFen unb allen
3ei@nens unb NaIers uteniilien. Rinf.
lerii9 ausgefibrte Bilber uno Statuet.
ten &c. limb In eiuel iebensnertben GaI,
lerie our Nnf9t unb gum 8ertauf ouss
geifelt. Sn &apeten ua6 3immerbetos
rationen TT bas Gei9madboate uab
Weuefe bort 3u finben.
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p@- paneoaR & gobn babet
biefe SaiioR cine ungepbbnIi6 feline
Iusmabt In gIotbing g. Niemaro
Dertauft feline Nnsage biaiger.
Galifprnia.@etne.

Meinliebbaber inben elm sroBes 9a'
ger bon feinen california Deinen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
pla3a. 6err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Drt unb Stele aus uth fauft brett
aus benz 2eler Ter Wein3t6ter. Nls
gutem 2enner selingt es tbm ifeis, bic
beiten Scrten au~s3uwdblen. Ct faun
feline Runben un6 6amilten nit einen,
gutei1 Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine In bor3aeli@er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting Saus geliefert.
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I. &. Gpaims MISUNDERSTANDING

s.. s. Collins @amufactariua
Co., SO. l, 8, 5 unh Z Oh. 6oufon.
StraBe, bat bic sr6Bte NustpabI in
Minos, pferhefrafts, Dampf. unb
0anb.p umper aller Nrt unb Dor3ig.
lidfter Gonfiruftion; WoEer : G6bren
aner Mrt nebf 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
R%leinbanbel., 0pbrauliihe Gammen
unb Minbmiiblen aler Gr6Ben aurl
9umpeu unb Mablen ino bort gu pa.
ben ober tperben auf Beftelung beforgt.
@rpBe Muswabl lit allen Mriifeln unb
bilige Preife bel ~eebieeenfier aus.
ftbrung.
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8etpeistaue.

9, 8, Clifford In Rem GaKsl, gpts. Bate ~nsrp6ies
waren tn f6Ie9ten 8~ufanbe, bic 9eber merfliG dnses
Srifeu, bate fetnen Gppettt uno mar ~hberbaupt rolls
fdnhts e%ntftdftst. Drst Slai5eR electric SitterS bas
Sen IN txrtrts
Gbparb Gbepberb, Sarrisbnrs, 81 Bate cine
pfene 9Bunbe am 8eiue, bic lh0n adj SABRE ~selaufen
mar. @ebrau9te bret SIafhen electric Bitters unb
Bunte 10 sebeilt. Sobn Gpeater, Gatapba, Ohio,
bate fhnf 2bunben am Betne bur& Steber perarIa&t.
Die Ger,te ~ertlarten ietneu Sat ais unbeilbar. Cine
Glaf&e electric 8itters unb eine S&aHtef BudlenS Nrs
nlea SaIbe babeu i'm ppuFdubis curtrt. 8a baben In
aaen 9pptReteH. 9reib, Ebpmpfpu 4 Co., 09pIeiaIe
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GallatpaDS pbDtograpbif@es
NteIier, So. 413 Df.6ouitonfraBe
Iiefert enti9ieben bic feinlie arbeit in
ber Gtabt. Der erite Retou9eur Der
NnfoIt 1T Der bor3aeli9ffe Rhnf.
ler, ber ie in San Nntouio mar. CT
mar cine LANCE &eibe ION Sabren
In ben befien MteIiers bes Noroens unb
Dfens bei@dftist. @olt Sbr tpirtli9
CUTE Bilber baben, 10 tpen0et gu9 on
gaIamap. Gin 8eriu@ tpirb gu@
belebren.
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s5r Ser pIumber s. 6. 2ltfina,
Wo. 20 Mbenue 8 nabe poft Office,
bat, Mn ben g~eifeigerten Gniprh6eu,
BITE on fem 8ef9dft geffellt perben,
nadfommen al f6naen, f6 nit einem
tti9tigen 6a6maune, 9errn 3bumas,
aRociirt unb trirb mie gep6bnli9 CUR
3~ufriebenbeit bes pnbIitums ale Muf.
fridge raid erleoigen. Selepbon 427.
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u d 8.

Sine @nume @eIbes lit 3u berIeiben
In 8etrdgen bon $1,000 un6 inebr.
MlamtD Seuer @eri. 0eieai@aft,
222 Wef. Commences 6traBe,
Sun Mntonio.
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@r Die ueueften GiI3., etrOb.,
DUNLAP, Gnor. unb gtetIons 6tte BEL
paneoaft & Go5n.
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sdT- Sn unter3eus, 0emben, Soilet'
teartitel finbet man rirgenopo before
MuspabI aIs bel pantoaft & Spbu.
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Wurxbach * Goth,
9fMti6t &e6tS Nawdlte,
RrnEtiSirsn in alien Geridtabofsn BON
Berar gountb un6 Isneessnb.

~ Offices DINNER 8, 2ebins @ebaube,
nebes BEN Gonrthanfe. 1ip,11,9
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qnnot@. Bergen bon aesntpn, gof. Co.. aDig., %
Ditustora I'M b6dfea 0robe beho5t1 mar, bon mel
Gera i'm berImiebene @erate Dergetlt4 ~ btfreiet jn4s
ten, bnr9 ben @ebranf9. BON 0tuei 6Ioi4en Rb1ig2
asrnsasStarier poaitanbig b~erGefeaf r9ree.
0nr Der S~rrenanfaIt gerstttt.
@arfstott GapiIon Co., GoR.. Sea. 90.
Maeine Grnn mnbte zines nsrpbitn 2siheag tpssea
brsi MoHote lang 9a9uhb 5lo@t tepedt tperbet uni
mar tbr btrdb fe98 Wegate, BITE beft1 Wstttsl taA
Sreun6e i1einber ui4t rRebr au belen, tenit es tpor
beitinlrtt. fe IN cine Srrendnftolt au brtnoen; Ouftnto
fab i'd hann Wajtor RbniQ' 8 NernemftfrEey 0nQsastQ6
lnb elm neuer 3pinunsSftrabl aet9te no, Ma4bsra
Iaetre Grou nir eine b1lbe sSlat4e bDl benpn O.
brat4t hatte. tam tie ans thrtr osifheeu DsrtpirruRR,
5tnhs unb G9faj ftenttn IT'D Elm lRb Ne 9etucirn ben BOB
len 8erfano misber. Ma9oeHi ne rnr 8 Gtaj@tn eapen
g!tes mttttl tanoen. poutit iptr eiaet 10 arIaia
MenInen ou9 einent 10 ~traurigen Sufianbe rettstsR
uno f1Qef uo9 &Qe Rnier1 bersli9ftEl 10uR.
4aRt S1bufeIAeE
~ DaB YKb fur gernenfeibenbe ioirb Sstsrn. be
z S;, esr, ! = lsss sngsilsaat uHO alrrten and be Wls
Diefe atebi5in tuurbe felt aebn Satren BON pajtor
9bni9 tn Sort mapns. Sno.. ~3lbsreitst uub iebt xatef
.ielner AHtueiiuds bon Der
K5nig Meoieine Co.,
SO gSefts weaSifun Ctr. Gbicagp, SM.
g gndss 1.oo per glaidf is9s far...-..ss@.
@reis 81 90 per GIaidt, 6 .GIaf@en $500.
8unl @erlauf IN Gan antonip bel &boIpt.
DreiB, 80. II, 10 unb q Alamo. Stra6e.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-09
COMPLICATED MARRIAGES.
The Two Nuptlal Ceremonies Which Arc
Necessary In France.

The Two Nuptlal Ceremonies Which Arc
Necessary In Franco.
In the higher French classes the GUS
tom is that the civil or legal marriage
should be celebrated before mayor or
magistrate the day or two before the
religious one, Il custom whose origin is
the desire SO show that they consider tic
religious ceremony alone valid from 4
Christian point of view. The young
bride returns to her family on leaving
the town hall, and only starts for her
wedding journey after the marriage has
taken place in church, in q temple
rs Protestant places of worship arc
called-or in 4 synagogue. This creates
rather cquivocal situation, says the
New York Commercial Advertiser, for
If, which is rare, but has sometimes
happened, some incident should occur
between the two ceremonies to delay
the second one, the husband anil wife
would be legally married without being
SO in fact. l knew Of such case. On
the night of the civil marriage the hus-
band received Il tclcgraphic dispatch
calling him to his mothers bedside,
who was dying, and who lived in q for
cign land and whose illness had pre-
vented her being present at the we'd
ding. He left, received her last blessing,
and rendered her the last sad rites, and
was aftcrward kept at the place by bust
ness affairs relating to her death and
which were of the greatest Importance
TO him. This lasted for Z month. His
wife, who was dcvout Catholic, would
not have consented for anything IN the
world to 60 and join him until their
union had been blessed by q priest.
During this interval the husband not 4
cousin he had formerly loved. She sue
cecdcd in rccOnquCring him, and he had
not the courage to cOnSummatG the mar
riagc legally contracted III Paris. He
offered to be divorced, but tho young
wifc's religious scruples prevented her
from accepting this proposition, and
she asked for and obtained without diff
Guilty legal separation on the grounds
Of dcsertion. However, the husband
found IL roundabout way, moro or less
irregular, to marry his cousin in IICl-
land, where he lives now, but in France
he would be considered bigamist and
his legal wife is Nine. X, who has
never been his wife. The affair created
q great scandal at the time in Partisan
society
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-09
Rare Chance Tor Investment
A FINE RANCH WELL STOCKED
At A BAL GAIN.

l have for sale the following described
property situated in Independence Valley,
Elko County, Nevada. to-wi.:
400 acres of land. 800 acres of which is
meadow. Cuts AGO tons Of rcd top, timothy
and alfalfa. All under good fence. Plenty
of water and clear title to same.
Az cows and heifers, graded Durhams.
Is calves and several yeariings.
IL Thoroughbred Short Horn Durham cows
with pedigree.
Thoroughbred Kentucky Short Horn bull
with pedigree
broodmares; Of them weigh /, 4Op pounds
of them 1.GOO to loo pounds.
l stallion sired by IL Blackhawk, dam a
Rather mare, weight ,450 pounds.
l3-ycaroid stallion.
42~year-old filliesand 3-yeat-illy.
2 large work horses.
3ycaring colts.
knowing machines.
hay rake.
2rlows.
l harrow.
l lightning hay press (newl.
threshing machine.
single driving cart and harness.
speed wagon.
2Sch'dtfcr wagons: 2 and 4-horse wagon.
four-horsc set OF Concord team hairless.
! two-horsc buggy and harness.
Forks, hay-lSnife, shov l.plOws and other
farming implements thrown in.
This is the best opportunity for sheepmen
in'the State. Fine range. ETC. All of
which will be sold on terms which render
this rare chance for profitable investment.
Call on or address,
F. Z. CHAGNON,
TuSCarors, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-09

Among the namcless heroes, none
re more worthy of martyrdom than
e who rode down the valley of the
;onemauSh, warming the people
head of the Johnstown flood.
I0unted on 4 powerful horse, faster
MI faster went the rider, but the
jood was swiftly gaining, until it
aught the unlucky horseman and
wept on. grinding, crushing, ami
li!ating both weak and strong.
III the same way is disease lurking
lear, ready to fail, without warning,
III its victim, who allows his system
o become clOgged up. and his blood
rOisoned, and thereby his health en-
!angcred. TO eradicate these poiSons
rom the system, no matter what their
lame or nature. and save yourself q
:pell Of malarial, typhoid or bilious
ever, or cruptiOus. swcilings, tumors
nd kindred distigurrmcnts, keep The
liver and kidneys healthy and vigcr-
,us, by the use of DR.. ricrCc's Gold
n Medical Discovery. It's the Cniy
blood purifier sold on trinl. Your
money is returned if it doesn't dO
exactly as recommended. Sold by
druggists, in large bottles, at Sl.00.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-09
THE VILLAGE Halter.
Something That Ia Interesting and His
t0ricaI About IIeadgear.

Something That Ia Interesting and His
torical About GIcadgear.
The wool hat industry is native to the
soil III this country, according to the
Now York Sun. Away back in colonial
times there was q village halter, just as
there WAS village blacksmith. He
made hats Of fclt2d wool, doubtless in
imitation of patterns brought from the
mother country by the latest immi-
grants. Wool telling, by the way, was,
according to an ancient tradition, the
accidental discovery of the hatters' pa
trOn saint.
According to the legend the good man,
trudGin& along dusty highway that
led to his monastery, found his feet
bleeding and bliStcrcd from the gravel
that got into Lis sandals. Not being Of
pcnitcntial order, nc paused beside q
hcdGc, plcNCd SoI1c wG0I that passing
";ccp had left upon the thorns, and
thrust it into his sandals for greater
ease. Then he trUdTcd onward, and On
reaching the monastery was surprised
to find the wool fcltCd into compact
mass by the constant pounding it had
received from his feet. This hint Was
enough, and in course Of time the fu-
turc saint set UP as a fcltcr.
Froln TIC monastery the trade spread
so nciShborinG villages, and so over
europe. II course Of time, too, tho col
oniats brought it with them to America.
Here IL IOuri3hCd in q small way for
moro than century, until the stirring
activity Of Americans led them to cast
about for l@5or-3&ving machinery.
However, the factory system was not
thoroughly developed in this country
until thirty thirty-iivc years age.
The factories do practically all the
work now, AID all kinds CT hats arc
uarvclouGly chcarcncd. Buffalo Bills
cowboys buy their hats of manufac-
surcr i'll central New York, and thcy arc
vastly cheaper. than those made by
haua IL Mexico. Cowboy fancy must
be studied by the manufacturers, and
thcrc is Il great variety of ornaments
Oh these hats. Ono has an cnumcllcd
s,athcr band about tho crown; another
I'm elaborate tinSCl owl on the front; On
Nthcr II stout twisted cord or band,
with tiny baseball dangling from one
Vud..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-09

-Iommy--"Eaw, what Is 'Scnaooriss
Saurtesy"" Mr. Figg-"It means that
60 Senator Is expec ted to ask another.
%ne what he paid for hAs sea-, "-Terrs
@liltsa Nxpresa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-14
CONFESSION OF A HOODOO
A Placid Dissertation on the Doleful
Effect Of Hereditary Hard
Luck.
Strange and Gruesome Autobio-
graphy, With Some PREDATORY
Remarks by Fielding.
The Ho0dOO Had "a Bad Start, Having In
herited Several Generations Of
Mighty Hard Luck.

Written for THE SUNDAY INpEpENDEsr.l
1t Is the fashion, nowadays, for the
writer who desires to place an improbable
tale before the public to shirk the RESPONSE
bility by saying that the manuscript was
handed to him by a spook or that he found
it in some out of the way place, as, for in
stance, a bottle that was 1oated in from the
sea. ] did not find the following story in n
bottle, but / believe that the writer did. If
it affects him that way he should sign the
pledge.
The copy was shipped to me from some
place whose name l cannot decipher. but
the last part Of the postmark is N. j. 1t
writer asked me to lay the facts before the
public. The only way to do that is to print
the entire document, for the anthor is evil
IDENTIFY such a fluent and plausible liar that
1T is impossible to ~disentangle tho facts
from the other threads of his discourse.
However. his reference to me Gin his note)
as a cultured and intelligent gentleman
shows that he is not wholly blind TO the
truth. With these predatory remarks, / lay
before the reader
The confessions of a Hoodoo:
l was born in the toWn of Crisscross, N.
H., on the 18th day of February, between
one and three in the morning, with the
thermometer thirteen below zero, and no
kindling wood split. This event has cast a
shadow over my entire life. In any case,
however, ! must have been doomed to mis-