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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

For dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
stomach disorders, use Browns IrCn
Bitters. The best tonic, it rebuilds
the system, cleanses the blood and
strengthens the muscles. A splendid
tonic for weak and debilitated persons.
dec9 cod w
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Misses Willie Luter and Lucy
Pearce, of st. Bethlehem, are visit
ing Miss Lou Daniel.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19
Don't Miss a Treat.

Call on Adams d Neblett Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday this week
and they will serve you a free cup of
Van Houten's pure cocoa.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Call in and see r.. Ii. Pickering q
Sons display of nice candies. 1,l9,2t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Fleichman's yeast received three
times a week, at Adams d Neblett's.
2,19,2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

The board of directors of the Y.
M. @. A. will meet at their rooms
tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

The Dover road is reported in a
fearful condition in many places, due
in a great measure TO the continued
rains and the large amount of haul
ing that has been done over it the
past few days.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Miss Minnie Brandon, of Dover,
spent yesterday at the Franklin
House and left last night for home on
the Ragon.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Buy your plant-bed cotton of Nc
Gehee Bros. All grades in stock,
from lic up. 2,l9,sw,lm
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Mrs. A. A. Gordon, of the Glenel-
len neighborhood, is reported very
sick with pneumonia.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Clarence Station returned from
Bowling Green last night, and is at
his fathers. He is recuperating
slowly.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Miss Matte higgins, of New
Providence, is visiting in the Long
view neighborhood.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

w. A. Rascoe, advance agent for
Frank Cushman's Ministries, is in
the city aud has made arrangements
for the appearance Of the troupe at
Elders opera.house Feb. q.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Miss Halle Rives has returned
from a visit to friends at Bowling
Green,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

The boys and girls and the old men
and women are having a good time
to-day drinking Van Houten's cocoa
1t comes free and people would drink
it ii they knew it would choke them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Adams q Nebett have some at
tractive locals in this issue. Read
them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

r.. II. Pickering & Son for Fleisch-
mans yeast, always fresh. 2,l9,2t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Fleichmon's yeast, yellow flakes,
for safe at Adams Il Neblett's.
2,19,2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

We want to engage a big crop Of
fodder for next fall with which to
build fodder stack around Tom
Hancork. He's going to be Ii tie
too tender FOR safe-keeping if he stays
In Hopkinsville next winter.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Northern apples at Adams & Neb,
let's. 2,19,2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

John G. Dickinson has returned
from trip to Trenton, Ky.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

An infant daughter of M. s. Per-
kins died at Hopkinsville yesterday.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Mrs. II. o. Wyatt is visiting DIR
Wyatt's family in New Providence
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Golden Rio, Java, and other cof-
fees, both green and roasted, at AID
ans Il Neblett's. 2,l9,2t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

l.. r.. Willis has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Send your orders to r. II. Picker
ing g. Son for Fleischman's yeast.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

The greatest attraction in the city
is McGehee Bros window display Of
beautiful spring neckwear. febISd4t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

T.. d. Heathman reports fine fish
ing in West Fork.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Fleischman's yeast for sale by r.
III. Pickering 4 Son. 2,i9,2t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-19

Ice & Coal Co., have the cleanest
and incest nut coal in town. dog.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-13

EI
AGAiSsT MCKINLEY.

Colorado Repnblicans arc much
elton8cr sti.cr mon thnn many oi
their Political brethren IN Nevada.
itey want Mckinley defeated be.
s5aSc he isH gold Dug, aud they n.a
moi AFRAID 10 I'd y1aD. a Denver paper
eays on ,bFa gU5isct:
'rhoro is hc d5fbt nov ~ 10 whore
Mckinney stgt5ls on Tho silver quc,.
ton. lilo " hbtJ n bod md frank
'nan ohd IN .4Ts sisasch NJ Nilos, in
opening tie Ohio campaign, he took
G1biFc sIoundJ against FREQ aud uu.
Ebl,sd coinage. Thug tho issue Ia
fniEIy mGis, -nJ ;h-ro should not b,
9 HeSdbiica 1fg C1loTdy. #to. u a
uDc ificid taths yh,te metal, should
not $50 he ltD,2si e~ndesyots, Tor tie
HeiFnt 1fhs avoTpd Roid bug caDdi.
u IT,"
limit ba1 DO right ding. II sLoxs
stdti IA c1isrsdsfree c,ianse is placed
sGoto iaSiS success. How dlyefon.
In bGG0E0yGrnca EoyGJA. Eero
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raE Tar u~slvsusIIr.

Tie Rs,o Gze:te. - replying 70
o charge ,s1t the State University
Is run - tn ss!lpn 20: the Il
cfepid folo7ez c Senate. SeEart,
Icss d. N i1nniE- IN abuse aid &c
eases the IsDEPEsDEzrd bI 10
friendly 10 .bs: institution The Ga
ze,te Is va, III IN lis ~ecnciasioBA We
again chars= TIA: The University IS
flied Eith The to.ioEeTs Il tbs usn
whom the Gazsits ~ pscased TO call
lis lest frseat.; us Is nu. 20 the
prontoent Rep7piars Of the Safe
who hara SO iriorDei rs- are peSky
rr-raTiratJis. aud The truth u pot IN
item. TheGnEetie slso claims that
xe hare oeea ae,aaied 10y malice in
our op,sos;..Da 70 The appointment OF
Dick Bsoxn. Tins chs'se Is too
r.dicuIous t2 rscere an attention
whate-e-. E.crGne here whste ne
lived AID fot:easI his :t.de be'sie be
became a c1t:srat ibe Mat believes
him 70 be Shosiy Incompetent for the
position IN WITCH he hzs bsn sp-
pointed itfo023 fa,otItisn or some
tu.ng worse
1LsE, .oG Tie .mnar1llte GJLstte,
WHICH charaei a feS no-rhs ego that
ths UuivcraEt.:. as conducted By the
present. octa., Was -notainS more o:
less than a. nurzsr: Ter hoodlunism
rays that ws arc unhappy because
the University 10 Such a blnCniux
success As DscG-actiua 20 a T.. 5.
S.natorsLipi it iEpndombteniy grand
nucc@a- I;:eieaGE-E ~ that ;rstilu.
ton pat there snd kept there by Sen
s1yr Stc-art,. Sho al times wears rs
high as thrso pairs of eye glasses on
Ler muse, 20 cp1L. potn;s gith pride
TO the prosperity ot the University.
NJ, &c are no: unhappy al tho
genuine sucreED OF the State CEiyer-
BY, b3t GA the conjrar. We Tant u
Res It succeed and become what il IS
pc: now i cscjil TO the State. We
galt 30 re its teachers men and
"Jnsn Ct ability selected because OF
tneir peculiar Illness for their places
nGi not becauzc they arc relatives,
izvor.ies OF political heelsrs. When
this i!nc comes the iSDErE.DksT
Will s,nEs hands with the Gazette
aad pint with PRIZE 10 II State insti-
tulicn pot run az It p~rivate asylum for
tna iamc, bait nnd blind followers Of
d y. > Scatter or.-.meinbcr CT the
E9.rd u: ReYeniR- Let us pray for
this time u come quickly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-13

there - cct f;sp.tiizA1 psper tat
has paEcsen; indersnieooe CT nznli-
pes. % gay a so:d sSins ;be anti
s;iEef platform zni card date q the
oh5O Repobiiems- bD1xa Sara sod
ali Of thsn fre:ea,d 1, fsro: free coin
aS- The .ru. .rricais o. sil.cr. TIE
nioerk- He:saan;s aoi farmers NJ tn
State, ubor business Gru3 bsEn1t
y bepttittei by the fell rrrpon.,ia
Ton OF sitrer, Ought ~ re, tais znG
TO ev,phasize tteir position OF :h.
free coinaSSqusstion, aake the bose
and o;h-r organs uaie:s;Apd thsi
tbsY All co: support !or o5ca in sc
raia men .bo ally t~beaIseiEes <i:h l..
psrtY. whether it 10 RepuS.icla v
Ismoaatic, whose platforms s1j
csnjidI:-s ia the East are rn-
~eaniTosliy opposed to free c~oirsse--
IEero Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-13
rnr.

hcr n-i~.T tic Gaeel q N.%1S
car las E-ciT ehra hr E--! A
AID tie at aaI E-r5CaSsS -Hh Ge
pep ard ec-SEE- DEL r.
part s.-.sG "a zi-- rroc>sSHGed
tirucyh b--iE IL g1s-r TX S
6:h. E:--ats t1- iSe Ere 10 tez-E
caSc cizc-ly SSsr tic aAf-b rSS
Tic ucuck sul p0= I'D T-1@
;oi;e. e1ES-=@ - sou - ~
mater Eas lESSflT SS-:aS H. c.
MS PCT cc- E:C1 WIGS @ nd
hyca srn-. E21clG @i a. so,a
crEcr ID Sru fr5 be- 49, All
tScn @.c G~g.r1-J hss| t5> g.
t-5o : zfTo Ct e-GV us @ 80
nc SERS bS: % @o1O= - ~ g.
cited azIti:&Ss oGtsaic sAi 10 -
pal-at pat CT tic ccr5c-T U-@
ia- rsr- So &c cd - ~ Gftr=a
Minutes tic qor-n -7A ~
what rLcr n huc hat r----E=
aycd eoi re=rg lScCvHz s-ES2s
In her k.ld So G--S& II G-Sa-
tipped sd bo-2i -EA Ev-- III -
wotcr tatca t-= tSc teth - ~
viors 20 hcr c=-EGs tot SS=ac
tbs sd -sc-o5Z-Scd .! ~ Eac
minister ESc E--S5 - 5c E-iaSs
portal vkcrc SIC Cz2ri = t--1a G5
the watc- aai sC--ES As S2>=--.1-E
Is they Pdss=i -ln-=-
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SEALED

Sealed proposals ars il invited Ly Tho
BnhrI of C,unty Comm ssirnec.. az
Elko county, N.vad 1. Tor the bJi Ing
OF an r Irilg acr Jss tho fIum!yo,It
river, Uc!Ow EIko, on the ruuI I'm
bullion aud South Fork, ia accor.l.
ance with tho spo'iiirationa as fol
tows, 10 wit:
ohid brligo 10 be iron truss 100
i'et ioiIZ IN tho clear. Is fect IL width
nna capable of sustaining u weight Of
III tons load; outside OF plankipr. tho
ioor JoiHis Of bridge, to TO four inches
thick by twelve in width placed
every twenty four. inches npnrt.
Floor OF bridge iD;:be OF. good four
inch plank nnd welirsp ked.say 49,
One nDutnncnt OF said bride ~ Lc
'bnils ofgood. hard stone, luid In limo
mortar aud cement, and snctaf with
cement, 'Abutmcqi 10 10 s reut wido
on bottom. 4 feet wide on TOT. G foot
IN hoight above tho surinrc. 2j feet
IN iongth and 10 bo built upon d solid
foundation. Said abutucnt 10 bo
Duilt where the present woodos uicrs
nov stnnd supporting tho old bridge.
S,lil bridge to DO complete in oyery
particular including ratings and Tho
whole to DO done in n good and worjt.
"''h Ihc HlHDno NB per tho ntHva
specifications, mud tn 10 ACCENTED i'm.
nied'lfoly upon its completion by tho .
Board OF Commissioners Or Soma nor.
q appointed 10y Thorn Tor TINT mr..
pose. Said work TO DO paid for when
completed and ~nacnptei. PARTY IN
whom contract is let or Awarded will
TO req tired TO Tile with tho Jlonrd oi
commissioners good aud sufficient,
bond with two surstios for nn,o,Int
nnmed In contract price, for its iaith.
ful completion. Said work 10 be
completed by january l.. 1899.
Said proposals To DO filed with tho
Clerk Oi eaid Board on or hoforo 10 A,
81, October 6. 1891. nj which timo thew
will be opened and considered Nv ihoo
Board All proposals shall DO on.
dursed proposals. to build Elko
Bridge"
Tho Board reserves the right to 70.
teGt any and MI bids.
l.. q. HENDERSON,
Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-09-13
To Make Good Coffee

The SeS YorkATribuse SAYS: lit
is quite astonishing that 81 f-S per
GODS really know h1r ioJDskea 60
cup of coffee slid the master 81 th'
toase, making a AIRY face over Ia,
:nics, aIuicy Ggd shich tie n"n
COX had serTed for breakfast .-iuG
IL ~ 50 sitnpia,' he continued, .an:onc
cuIId mako e.. When | was n ba-if-
elOr. eEd lived 70 .Touns- I "aixap
made my oRn eoaee aud l ncve:
fsiiei. ucre is my formula. il ynr
like 20 have iLfor your ueS cooE, Aha
! must say. needs II hint or tao. II IA
better, Of cUorse.t to grind your coffee
as ;ben you are sure Of hav:n. il good.
but | never carei Ia take the t.ouLls
or the time myself. Put the grUUrd
cCtTae in the coIee pot, the quaniity
being regulated according To the
numbc- OF p~rrsous; q family og ~
would require about q ~ie4=!.o,aiEl
Add hail d pint of cold water and o..
raw egg. hut do no: put IN The gh-Es-
as many ignorant cOoks do, consider
Ing that the broken Eits have Il p
cLliariy clarifying power. Stir I'll &.
these Will together add oGc quar-.
boiling water, and let the whole b.
for II minutes. 'Whiis still bo.I,5-
p,ur in half acup OF cold waite, =Ed
- -
put the coffee pot on the side ~ th-
stove where il will not boil. asdie: il
stand for svtr7t minutes Ccte
made in this manner viii be fcucd
clear, strong and free from -groopdz-
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E-..r
THE IRRiGAJIoN CONGRESS.

Tho IrHpatinu Congress will meet
II Salt LaEc.C City On Tuesday OF next
wegG and co2tinuo in session Wed
Dcuday and ThsTEday.
This sill lie a most important con.
ycnton. It%II bFin: TO public APP
~II.ciataon tiIe vast possibilities OF
the aoil " th!S great mountain IN
r!rc. =,
II "ij! lead gp To the preservation
d the yaher from the mountains.
which wt-te5a away year after year,
tat II ncAiinreseryc nnd spread upon
tho soil az the plains and ~v=lleys nov
uDeleEs would open vast meas OF agri.
cr!'nre. Ghd invite thousands OF
faIncra to eca:c ard occupy tracts
nU| devoted only " cactus and cage
bush.
Titb th@ Development OF n proper
appreciation OF the water reserve that
H. p07siEi" capital will take hold OF
tia. iro II inTrgtnent. And once il
10 i"hiiz.d that there 10 nothing lack.
lag hcfe Int enierpriset 10 make every
t~Jt Il gnCl coil in tho mountain re-
g.7n Grecn and productive it will not
Ike lgngctQ bring Oh a revolution in
thcao vsjleys.
&c CO ADD viii haYe-a great farm.
ing Population, and lhie will DO one
~ no most ~successful farning com.
mJn'tie= "a the world, bccause its
cr3ps Vii! be tie snTcs, to succeed
year after ycaE, and will also DO the
Tn1st pFoljEz.
Such q population will form the
Necessary supplement " the manu-.
f~n'iurCrz and merchants, and 30 al,
sill p!rsfe..
On" great question tho Congtefs
"ii atteaspt 20 teltle siiI be this:
Shall the dfid I7nds be held by tho
D5jied Staicy. ADD DO improved by
"yfiorriaiirns from Congress, or
shall they IL cesed to tho States
ihry occupy and DO improved by
ircmf
Aoat Df tLe Delegates will probably
fqyoF ilio !.'tcr p!hn. But there viii
u" GGme Iytiy discussion On both
rIdrs.
InrH GoBgfc7s = ~ -Sy 10 ono OF
''o no" indictments 81 tby ti.aes, ard
o. inHeseJs 70 NeyaIl-1Qar-
s,h TTibIBpA M 4
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Rare Chance for Investment
A FINE RANCH WE'LL STOCKED
At A BA. Gain

have for sale the following d.scnttd
property 'itunicd 1T Independence Valley
Elk" Cum Ne,a ada. io.wIg:
LOO arrrso Of land. 20 acres 81 which 4,
meadow. Cut, 40 tons II I'D ton. timothy
nrd alfalfa. All under good fence. I'ieuty
OF water aud II clear title to same.
~ cows and ~hc!frrs, graded nurhGm..
IL calves and s-NcIAl yenriiugS.
thoroughbred short IIurn Durham COW.
with Icdlgrrc.
i1E"roUShLrej Kentucky Short Horn bui
with Iei.gTcc
3 l~rOUdIuhrrs: 50fihcin weigh l toI ponnds
. OF them l.GO tn LOO bounds.
l stallion sincd by a Blackhawk. dam q
Rather mari. wei lat i.iS0 pounds.
i3ycar old stallion.
t:-!caroIi hiilrs and l J y-nr. ally.
2largc work horscs.
3yearling colts.
moving machines
hay raic.
. rlows.
harrow.
iLightning hay press new.
ihrcshinI machine. 49,.
single driving Fart and harness
speed wagon.
2schuiilvr wagons: ? and i.hur,e wagon
fonr-horsc act Of concopi .teaIn haIneIi.
tive" hofrc buggy ana harness
Forks. hay knifc, 'hov Lplnws md oiho
fnrminR implements thrown In.
This Is the bc't opportunity for shecpmen
In the SiTic. fiue. range, etc. All OF
which will IL snld on terms which rcndo
this a mre 'hnm"c for profitable investment
GslL TN or ht.inSs,
=. l.. CHAGEoN.
T~usCATuTs, Seyadn.
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b---I z--s-=. IL LIZ Erl.urc died
u.E-r 10 G-= Il LIs H---:2-s E---eS
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NIisdirecteu ~Sympa,hI.

A Nex York clergytnao. nes;i1z
one Of hiG f~ctuate IrrishIorers dress"
IN deep black, ui-j t. console her b.
saying:
You hare no idea how I reSTet g
Bee you weaTingtLass sad habilI1ta:,
Of woe"
"iou can't bc rs sud about i ~ :
am respondel,tirs widDx. Il krrs
worse IL black than ir any D;Se
color. II makes ms IooA like a fright
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A i-o-s<L 1E=[-1-<-l

lIr. Dii=Ec=-I!y d.. 20, Tc;Z9a
70 brig tie bo-Dc =-CzEA - iS= 1Eos;
door.
!irs. Biiztr--fT=Te yol r0oc daft;
VIC have no Fc.G3as I'D ID Es=>e- Sc.-
or lad either.
tiT. Eiial:crz-I wa5 oaiy p--cticiaT.
ray Gca.; lie jast bou2at ticket ia !
i-t.S.y.-GuoJ News
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Advertised Letters:

Following isa list Of letters remain
ing IN the Pos,2Hce- at Exc, Mo-
day, September I, 1891:
Convoy, Janes l. Grimm. D. e L
Wilson, Geo r Mile. \ q.
Persons calling for any o! the Gbo.e
letturs will piedbe sty ".ld"er:iscL'
:Ecw.Rb e. BILYEr, =. Il.
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Hhsst do yo. S'7goe as
he mnftcr ,riH his trrtDsd"E
She loads pretty m"d. doeS',;
.Le! Guess sl,e Jn.; r0ed M"t
hr,r1m u,,hcr Aisjn"d. Sec
hcr shading ne tis;t E"f Lar
= msFty, she ant h"T as
mad aus Tie ,r0pnm 'rhO sent
of for kcr. st4.tis. ar hrmyht
item same otheF I1nrc hct"r"
SEEING o"'s.l sHAA AD"eld
@he lie? .&ts n--sr list srch
L,,yo,i,,x, 60!
'y''"'-
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U. S. Marshal Moore ds!iyorso
Coulin and Wallace " III. WIrden. O
the Penitentiary, thursday.
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MARRIED,

BUaNEH-W EDDIE: In Exc. Nryn
da, Sept. O., 1891, by the I;ev. ". II.
/. Hougbtou, Mr.. Julius Burrc, to
Miss Belle Weddlc. both Of EIko.
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A lawn party-the mosluito.
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BORN.

BowRg:-At LlmoilI9 Waller. EILc
county, Nevada, Angus, u, 1901, u
tho wifeof G.: NJ. Bower, a dnughtt-.
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Dissolution OF Co-PnrIncrship.
=. l.. cHAGNoN.
Nevada.

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The Co-PArI rfship htrCI' iuT" ,li'tIuR
between v e. Bartlett and !. Osigcicher do.
Ing hUsir'ts al Like. SeyEdA. uud,r The nun
lame Eud style II Bartlett / Ostr icLer his
been thi. day dissolved by mutual c~0us,ni.
The laid business viii In future 10 carried ~
By ]. Osne'cicr kiour. who will receive all
monty and accounts due tho old h,m and pay
all its debts.
v. e. nAuTLLTr,
]. CSTREiCHER.
Dated at Elko. Nevada. July IS. :sYI.
Thanking my friends and patron. for their
past hyors I d,s!re e. solicit = continuance
their good will And ssiccm.
II will always be my aim To h.er the Gem
fully supplied with Ill the jclic,rirs oI .ho
'ens"n. together with the hnrti lranfs O
wines. Liquor and Cigars. wLIth with com.
for,Ahit GIrItE,tnis and g. ntieivtu,y ,Iest
.m'nt I hope to merit a shhro Of Tho publ
piiTonsgS.
o'npi I. OSrREiCI sR.
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DIED,

DhELiE0: AT Desota, Missouri, Sept.
~, 1871, Ida Darling, the two-yeur.
old daughter OF Charles Darling, Il.
this pluce. e.. "
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NJ. Reinllart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want / your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
bibitcd in Elko.
You can get a suit
OF clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Gunran-
teed.