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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29
In the Country.

Tom-That oat field doesn't seem to
inspire pleasant thoughts in you.
Jcrry-No. just look at the thou
sands of lovely straws there are there,
and not lnint-julep in sight Bursts
into tears. PUCK.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29
Trying to Mind.

Mother-See herel told you not to
stir out of the yard, and you went out
and nearly got run over.
Little DiclS-That was cause was
tryin' to mind you, an not stir--GQod
News
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29
A Lonc TIme 10 NyaIt.

"Papa's going to give me watch my
next birthday, cried Andrew, joyfully.
when is it?" asked Tommy.
"A year from last week. vas the re.
ply. -Harper's Young People.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29

II A d B A 1 n =
BRIDGE, or "Old
7 h u d" as h g
was known far
a N d w i d e
t h + o II g h o u t
n or t II w e S t ern
Minnesota, left
his New England
home at an early
age and emigra-
ted to the beau
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-29

-~ri0noS NEav, On think this
roast duck j. eu..rely fresh" Waiter
IL really couldn't say, sir; you see I've
only been here month
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
Pity Him.

The Boston idrsrt:S5r thus relieves
Itself on Sa.d-Jus !iI.EI=oa's letter Z!
acceptance:
40 question at issue il this can
pli:a Is Loi-ei. Ga the tariff ques
t:oa he souHjs the busi. E0;e. Ga
the silver question he NJ one and the
same time tkcfaa uafa:l.rrn: stand
agairE: tho-!c!'y Of the B!a.d AN
Sis@aFt i+!E nnI IN ttTo! O:such col
Observation-Disclosures! action ~ va!
tend 10 q more extensive use OF silv"?
money. while securing the cOiGGg.
parity u gold AMI si!"er.
We would pity the naa who write
that sort ot stun for al inJec!le II We
did not know he is a scoundre!. Tie
reason ally goa is more v-lu"b!e th.i.
silver is simply te.ause gold Is comet
and s;lver is rot, AID the way TO sc-
cure the coinage parity between c
tao metals il 10 coin both on terms
OF pcrfec; equality. his ~cycrybod!
possessed of conaoa sense knows
But we aye glad 20 have such hl:h
authority for saying Mr. Harrison is
uE'Ait"riug in bis opposition t. silver
coinage, nevertheless. Study II and
DO not he dupei into voting for hiu
this Fali.-iBoiEe Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
Hind Ind Collision.

~ s:a5 ;bi4 uorrirg passenger
tcain NJ. !, White, c.EduCio-, Eau
into the rear eat q fright train No.
= Fentoa, n~c5-fsetor, !1S, above the
The EEtsr ;znk, IN the Tv-i end OF
town. The frei-h; train had been OF
TIE side track ani N5ts. backing Gowa
onto the the nlia irac.E whea No. !.
which "a OF time, catuc tearing
Rrouat the cure anl Eun into the
c4DoO-e ottas freight Train, te!rscop-
Ing il With the inst freight car, com.
p!-ieiy Geaso:ishiuS both, AID play
irS uayoc vita the dried fruit VIII
ghlch ihz cE- vas loaded.
Luckily &c one "a ia the cIbUose
AZ tho ilBe, subsequently there waF
&c loss OF lie The ra-seaScrs o..
No. ! badly felt Ihe saUck .: tie col
liz.oa and were greatly Surprises; OF
getting OF the train 20 see the dan
z-o !5=t Ind b-ea Goac.
The re=pnspigi:! fer the accident
is hard 10 TX as The freight crew 81!
they had orders from O-Gen 20 ho!L
the main trari t::l . o'cIo.: and did
To: know that No. ] WAS on TIRE,
Shil. ikeic!-Sraph agent here sa!s:e
knows nothing about any such o-Le:,
No. / vas detained several hours 90
sccUur; IL Tie xreci.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
A Lar.
a SesraSta Woman Who Drove Her Hes
Land TO Gc:tInS \ Divorce.

4 NcSrSzEl Woman W no DroTc Itcr ltGs-
land TO Getting n Divorce.
A few DAYS ago William T~-rcsdalc, of
Bcatr;ec, Ncb., wos granted IN cbso-
lutte divorce from his wife. Tho rc3-
!. sons he recitcd fer his application to
the court ysc-c E;oSt remarkable. In
brief, size was : monumental liar: = reg
ula- female Nuihatt:n- T~rccsdalc
avowci that she told tca Thousand lis
vTilLir tie t,:rcc years of their married
life. lie declared that she could not
tell the rr,ih. ard that hcr passion for
ta!c-tel,iu- and -cSSiping rendered. lie
with her unbc2-ablc- Among the
stories tia. he fled with the court -
coming from hcr were such IS :hc tcl-
l~ov.ia-: SIc told him occ d:y that his
mother lad been toEr1 dead ii bed,
murdered by unknown person Oh
another CSc-sion sLc startled him -!.h
the information that their nearest
ncichG1., All his personal friend, hcl
made 81 -,tcrcct - c-:rlirSliy asS:G!:
her. S!.. ,c-lrci fifty dollars frcIa Ecr
husband /, one time b. telling him that
>5e hal jus: Ec-e:vcd . letter from .
l.vvc. informing kcr that oAc i:2i iall-
~ kci. - Z large fortune AID ta.t the
lawyc- required GtSy dollars to Sccurc
i. The believing husband shclled ont
tic money and the wife bought herself
= ncr2 d-cSs with il. .AaosaCr t:.nc she
ztart'ci him with the Information that
their little boy had iumbled into the
veil and broken his leg. What the II
di=aa?o!iS Sentinel -cEG--S aS Z OF
The INST hca-tlezS stories that che Gre
1tcrl, and which lei - yC-y sc-:7us IT.
suits, va % tho CGc-t that their
preacher had clorcl y.ith;hc hired Girl,
:czcrtirr his wife and I've children
The husband repeated the stoTr ard it
cost him seven h;:z:.-S! dollars, and he
narrowly cs,apol conviction fer eri-i-
nj libel. S!:c was = dangerous wculan
;oz j!r. T-ucstGic, AMI hc determined
- get rid of kc-. The court, after =
full hearing OF chc case, granted hin a
absolute divorce.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
SILvEI: AND HEAI

The c5arSei & Frequently made ;ha.
ci."cr n -e.s y.oBs are iatcFestel in
tao resignation G! the white m=t5! 10
tho eti,:ase. Miners, they say. lr.,
the oil? oass WHO will 20 benefited
~ rs'o:rg the pricc OF silver from s.
Goats 20 SIG an oEncr. No mora
L.T-os y.ea OF the silver Issue could
b3 :EEsh. and the pcTeon 0. party
thai! airSscs s1cA 4 statement Ton.
T:s.s hiia5s.i either of woefui ignor.
ac15 % Ola wi!iful atteup. 70 deceive
tho iohi.c.
l. his great silver specch 10 the
G-5"tc some u.nGtEs ago. Senate.
Ic..er, The silver chgmpjon-n0t Seq.
u,Jr Heller the advocate o. uarriyou-
naal.cl nt ono !er;ih the relations
existing between silspr and wheat.
ana demonstrated THry clearly that
tire Decentralization 81 silver WIS &c.
c99H.1blo Tor the lo~ price OF wheu.
TIE Irri:s!.IT.I classes, the Senator
Tasg .9s.'y argued. were 80 mucir. II
aJy laJlv. Interested ~ remOac;izatiun
a. 1sr IL miners ;nrmsaiycs. The
G"1ct i1ct- AL figures bsaring on
t1il Jrs1cl o. !ho i;og c7:al.e ques-
tn ar, 0@" ,cr! luciLly stated by
C2-uqai = y. Iiv,9ef. OF Aspen, from
H..g-e -. 5's::oaJ SO quote as fhox.
i--Bi9 a-'es: - aiIch d~cmouctiza.
t.0I 4s.Ieas5ia tie agricultural iudus
IT,.
IL n II-cIi iToFn fact that The loy
price a American "beat IS due 10 tho
cH.1p95.ou Sish whca: grown in In.
d.a. U)aH ihs competition brought
ay,r': va wii! scr. Tnc Eugligh
t7ec.5sgs bars an ounce oi silver in
A-i-E ca ut, say, 81 cent?. THY he
c1lu5 .1l" la&ia rupees which arc
rs.th l2i ccu;g. nnd he has thua
iunln o post ~! B geots On his ounce
o~iryrsJ. i'wIctti Ia worth in India,
is. ~ ggnt.a buohcl. he Gao buy
E3sH BIZ lI.Tar ruis.s II and u half
La.agis g! nbrit. III" Hciual cost To
IL 5.'b: Un.y zoe 81 cents no paid
fyr his Dance % silver. This is why
Ia3.u Sio1i CA bc placed on tho
I"lrp1O! !nEriot In competition with
U5 hasrrtn wody"i, and weto this
mo- 80 igfr ts"3a would he a dcmaGd
iprat ivas, JacJ)EJJ more bushels 9l
IL uaa0 Hlcai, aud not only fer
s"1. Jsg iot taoanount noN exported
b'ttas pTico wOuid 10 obtained.
Unior ifnc cajnsgo the Engli.h
U-oahant wJpid 10 Obliged 10 pay
2i-J an cUrc4 ior s..yef, ord tho
iaa .;in o. d rouat in the ratio II
c,.jau;g "oala oo: pgrnit tho imIor.
~ Un o. In1a #hcnl 60 England
hag2s tFeia esp "a Why 1t is that
B1.tiu 0uIu"i'f, aT3 10 JHIquy oI-
Eyssd .of pr g .iH g.. 81 depressing
Mt TTI" q l.HIT Ia ue United
.j.a,,s Gsy eau it.mGlGte what
Gr5&.ag 10 igGIs, dxconiago Amer
iga4 ta1 5gA.Ixc d hlLdIUne
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
Z POSITION.

We hoist to-day the Ticket endorsed
By The WI1scmUcca Gur-ar.o1. and
Gu4li give II ouf loyal support un;i!
tie polls clo5S IL November. For
thi, step, we oae - apologies 10 any
enc. II IS rot taken IN oheiieace TO
the Commands OF any ing or cUnbi-
]uaiioa, bat because We believe that
thc interests OF the p-0plc 81 this
Safe benssd is iT,u-Phant election.
The Dcaos:acy OF E.ko county are
IL IiEc with tie peoP'e II other parts
c! TIE State ~ tae;E oPv,ssiioat 10 the
rue otre col5 siaCs q the East and
Hrc II csrzezt il the.- support Ct The
ouiy caEdida;cs tCz President and
Vice President tho favor tie free and
unrestricted coiaage ut silver a; the
present ratio Of Is in !. The promise
q spo.ls has not nor nj! net turn
tacu from this oourse-
II supporting tie Hon. Wn. II.
Stewart Tor reelection 10 the S=nate
o. the Quitel S!-:@, We but follow
tlc D1lninUus wish Of The Demo.
crat.r party II E!Eo county as ez.
r-rs.el in It's convention yes.
t,rday. We shat: give hia cur
lJy"l support believing as we DO last
hs os.ss!ess ii=5: Tor the paramount
industry OF the STATE, and h!s indie
ic1Ge9t ac.ioa IN the ds,eat Of The
Infamous fore. bEl deserves the rec.
oGnl!!ua OF the pen;lc CT Nevada.
Tas Hon. Fra-c:s G.. Serlands is
ai-o entitled - tie support Of every
nan in this STATE nho values ia
p-osnerity a3pve party ties. lis
;~Iei.ss cIyris IL the causs Of sIirer
Is = pirate citizen should bs Las,n
Al = 1~Gar1n;cc 81 faithful service II
oiec.el 20 ;Ec House OF Representa-
t..a1
II any one has doubted tho SINGER
it! cl-tGs INgErENDENr in ii.is Eight.
&c csunnt help IL It's position has
b=ea r.kea after mature conziiera-
t.Ca aud b. il we shall stand o, fall.
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Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals aro invited 10y tho
Board OF County Commissioners OF
Eino county, Nevada. FOR the build
ing at two bridges on the North Fork
Of the Humboldt river, ninO miles
from HullrcX Station, near tho cross
lRg al tue ~lusc8rora and Ruby Valley
road.
Bridge No. ! over min stream to
10 constructed as fuiluws, To wit:
Forty leet IN length between mud
siIlr. End Dcnts In 10 constructed
10y setting three l0Il0 posts ~ least
I !oct in the ground. Mud ell 10 10
placed Oh top Ot posts even with tho
ground. Ccuter bent to bc construct
ell of lGxlO sawed timbers, mOriised
together AZ top and bottom. pnd sunk
TO "a solid foundation. Five %stTingers
on each side Uf bent Gxl2 md Of SUI.
HCient length 10 cover center bent
Gnd Ian over mud siIls, covered by
JSi2 plank If feet long. Substantial
hand rhilA on both sides constructed
81 Xxi and 2Ii. FclIue guard 4ri
nI"ng both sides OF bridge securely
fastened with bolts.
bridge No. =, over slough on vast
side OF mnin GtrCam 10 he constructed
ia follows. to.wIt:
Twenty. four foot spnn. five stringers
CSl". mud stills lOxluSli covered with
3Xl2Sli plank. Felioo guard AKA
along both sidcs OF bridge securely
fastened with bolts. Approaches
made level with both bridges. both
bridges 10 DO completed in q good
md wOrkmRnliko manner md subject
Ia acceptance or rejection by Tho
Bonfh. Proposals viii 10 opened on
the 3rd ri October. 1892. The Board
reserves tho right To reject my aud
Nil bida.
L. o. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Elko, Sept. IL, 1892.
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Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals nre invited by tho
Board VI County Commissioners. OF
Eiko county, Nevada, fer the build
lts OF II bridge acruss the South Fork
oil tho humboldt river, ut n roiut
where That certain rOal known as
tho old Telegraph -road crosses said
stream, "a bridge 10 DO constructed
as follows. to-wlt:
Siringers either 41l2 sawed or cot
tonwood siringers ut least s inches in
diameter at snInll end. OF sufficient
length 10 lap over u,iddlo bent nni
u extend nj least 2IS feet over nbut-
ui"nt, y IN number on each siGo OF
bent. Bent in center of bridge Ia h.,
cnnstructe! Of sawed titnbers lU1lO
mortised together at both ton md
bottom, ana SUNK at least : feet below
the bed of stream. Stone abutmcnt
ON south sido " stream 10 be reused.
AOniIueni on Eorth side OF stream 10
ne febuiif of sto1c and placed ) foot
further from ihe stream than where
the old allotment now stands and
with equal height with south Rbut-
ment. Bridge TO be so constructed
as 10 give - feet IN the clear. Cap 10
bc placed o ~ north abutmenl s1Ee NJ,
one on south aOutmcnt. Bridge 10
b. Ii feet wide MD covered with
3xl2 PLANK, substantial hand rails On
each side constructed Of iXi and IA.
Fcl.Oe guard iI4 along both sides OF
bridge, securely fastened with bolts.
Approaches 10 be built To correspond
with level OF bridge. All 10 be con-
structcd IN a good and workmanliko
umn ard subject ~ acceptance or
rejection By tho Board. Proposals TO
be- opcrcd on the 3rd Of October,
1882. Tie Board resrrycs tho right
10 reject any uud all bids.
l. O. HESDEEsoS. Clerk.
E!ko, Sept. u, lSG2.
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CCEAi! CURRENTS.
The UlaG5 Control This :-ueh-Dserssel
T-:c2o2caan

The WiaG5 Control This :-Geh-DIec3ce:l
T1c=ozcaaE.
The H:ch-di@cuS-ci phenomenon Of
oct2a circulation CT OCEAN currents loT
best be considered, says - L2rlilh
writer cn Z srt!cct. b. regarding tic
currents $ merely = r---G @yItca of
circulation. produced. &c. u thc trade
":i-"1 c!~nc, bat L. the combined a.
t!C- q I'll tie Ti2LS capable Ct pEctus-
i=y t--5 action. tEc ciTc-t rpca the Guy
rent depending u?ga two cir.:a-
,---tcs. namely. The direction ctth,cC-c-
T-i---C wi-15 SaL - c-r:o=aa.ioa Of
TIC 60 a-i land; I'D i.on thi5 il r.
--!.S tl.-t the Gc=c-.l ayssc-z q vi=lC
~: Go=-ct22cs r-oGucS = current Ill
re-;iy cr?cSi:S - the r~-arai!ic- vyi-d
G!oTTicg ovcr the cr-rc-t. Tain,
therefore, into :hc accoua. the remit Of
tic CONFORMATION e the cca and lad,
Il Il G-C2cd that al tho Principal cu--
rco.5 CT tic CloGc-:1c Gibraltar cu--
rent not c-ccp;cd-1.c moving in the
cat dirc-:ioa II VIII \ thcy cu-a;
- love, GSSrEaicg the v'iaG3 to be the
sole i-pcliiag CoTr,c. Tli5 bciaT ts:a
care, the ~icGrcnecof tic rotciica Of iL.v
TIC Garth Clrct b. co2aidcrci C3 E-Tiag
been greatly orc-cSIiEatcd, GI"h rJta-
ton c@crcia!cG 70 influence in general
Ing rc-t!oa - Tic c1th'3 suri2-c,
though IL the body bc already il r2o-
ucc. Tie ro:1tiOa will defect it to TIC
right IN Tic northern hcEa!r?hcrc, a2d
% the LEI: in The 5outhcrn. Agcia, Gii-
ference cf specific gravity, O. resulting
icoca di-@.s1:ccf Temperature, bttwc-a
the equatorial md polar regions, might,
II s=t!-ientiy great, produce s2ac in
~tcrthaaCc OF equatorial end pc!c- w.
ter. but not auch cu-Tcnt3 Is the cara
tori-l and gull a.-ca-n exhibit
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Eenar.2nlc Plans tor 4 Tower.

4 movement l. Oh foot To erect : tow
CT in the vi-inity OF the worlds fair
f:ocnGs With is TO cciiPIc i5at Paric
wonder, The LifTcl tower. Thcsc inter
c'tci IN it So that It Is T. cost GTc mil
Ion dollar The tower iE to be al iron.
circular III form. AID orc Thousand fire
hundred a=d frTty-t;:o feet in height.
IL Il sid that 4 double trac,; electric
rai-"'ay IL - BE- operated on = v:inGia-
trac!i. rising three feet % every one
hundred. v'ai7h, they say, will he ai@
miles IL lc""tis. Il will lie on tho IL.
ri!c of The tower. II will take fyr.-
minute 20 roach t,c top Of the torrcr
b. !ac"ar Il this railway. There will
H!5p be cir;:! elevators to accommodate
passenger. At tho base OF the tou.c.
vii! b2crc"t1A four Ecvcr-stJrY hotel.
IEczc hosclg. tho promoters EIy. wiilbg
bHilt IN thc form Of n rqunrc. Thee
aI"are5 viii be Grrrlicl with plant
.!nd topical trees in imitation Of the
hanging ga"lcG5c CT Babylon. The tow-
or ~ to be called the Columbian tower,
and =. ni:At will BE- illuminated from
b22c t~"piln1:lc b. t~housaai3of c~lcctri,
lights anl r2ilcctor5 which will be visi-
bic NJ q treat distance. As y rs the
GtH:ii IS GibJ,ribc1 fpr il II proposal -
PIT thrcS bhiitI Of m.n, working ciylit
h1u:1 each, - wor'; and to complete
tao 3tructurs bciJra the fair opens.
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rsoi. FOR themselves At tho san
time, all at the expense Q: the Amer
lean farmer and the American min
er.
Shall this hing be al!oSed 10 coz
tiaue: The question is the real is
sue Of the campaign. Republican,
orators express great soiic!iudo !est
the AinencIn manufacturer ni1y be
brocSht into competition with the
Eugl,sh .manufacturer; but these
same men IRE entirely wi.liu: that
the American farmer and the Amer
lean miuer shall u- ruined, the latter
10y. the low price e silver. which &c
suits fsu=n -,!s:uoc,iizIi9vp, and the
former By the cunreiii:ou IN India
wheat, which decentralization renders
possible On, on such iucOns!st:Ei
EypOcrEy--inerVer Meas.
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VIZ :ini, q I'd ,:Io s:..,i-.

The NirGinia worlds fir board q. a
Tociing rcecntly considered withou.
coming ~ any decision the question Of
Duplicating thu Mount Vernon building
1T the Chicago exposition. Tho cur
Cc5iion which receives tho most consiL-
Grafton "a to erect the frame work Of
timber end co"cr IL with papicr-mnchc.
This it IL thought would be Il very cheap
plan ard will enable the architect TO
retain al Of the original designs Of tho
btru.tlrc. IL Is thought th:.t enter.
rri5ing hnnibcrGncn will contribute SUI.
flcicn. ;iubcr 10 Greet the building FREQ
Of charge. Tho house ut Mount Vernon
10 n wooden one; IL IL not weather.
boarded, bat the sides arc framed and
p1ncllcl. The panels could, IL 10
thought, be reproduced in papicr-macho
and made to appear very fnuch like tho
original. II is very probable That tho
Gc3i2u will DO carried ont.
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OUT or TIE ORDINARY.

TIN superintendent Of tho New York
ttcto lunati: nsyluta caya TIM: tho o.
titcncnt vhilo engaged in tho rarao Of
baseball lia' cured Devcral paticnta.
y ,iAH In llnrcr7to13n, Md. bas On
egg which wno laid By q Plymouth Lool,
hon which has clearly defined upon Il,
shell tho Imprint and lcttcro OF o foreign
piocc Of money. Tho date iCcg and tho
ucrd Constitution" can ca9ily be DO
oiphcrel.
1r Il not generally known chat an
eranGc hit In the exact center By q RIO
ball will vanish ct onco from sight.
Such. however, IL The fact. Shooting II
through the center Goattcrs IL In gich
infiniteeimal piceca Ihnt II Is ut oneo
lost 10 sight
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pu?c Air and Sunshine.

There is something charming about
the town Of Hay Haris, Alameda couu.
~. Pure air aud Sunshine make i,
sn attractive resort. The Monroe
Improved Gold Care Company have
p.cgsautquarteTs at Hay wHrds FOR the
cure Of liquor, morphine aud tobacco
habits. :Ssnd FOR circulars and ie.ti-
poT!a.s 20 day. Never wait until TO-
MORTON.
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the Nstter o! the Estate OF Z. J. Tura'r
Deceased:
81 Office Il horrby given by the UNDERLINED
10 executor at the Ciihie uf T.. }. Turner
deceased. t".;hc creditors Of mud nil person
having 81 Inns against the sid deceased. t
CXtinii them with tho necessary voucliersi
within four month, inter tic frs, rub,ien
ton ~ this notice. 10 tho sAid executor, ut
his place Of residence at Deeth. Ecvnds.
i. G. ORR.
Executor OF saii Estate.
J. A. PLrNNxR.
Atty. for Executor. ia 20 q
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NOTICE.

Mr.. Jos Spcrlich 10 netting rs my
agcut III Carljn. All work entrusted
To him will tecsive care and Dies.
PATCH g.
-i-'i ~ IL. WIyTskYENTEL,
a22tt Jewelsr, Eiho, Nov.
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BORN.

HYLTo::--A the white Sulphur
Springs, EikO county, Nevada, Sep
teGI5cr 20, 1872, 10 Inc VIE OF John
j. Ityiton, u son.
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Go 20 Ben ,C~raighead's for water
melons, l,ig's feet and olives, fresh
from Tho key. ,.r
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02

Aivefti,c-ucnts uniff this head will I've PUB
Ihhrj unii, the COiriy Conventions isvsi 10
Sio, Invariably in ADVANCE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
PEc&L fH,

! hrra; tie Loi' m,fH Walton feet deep climbs up n foot every day
and s!!G,G Ia. K a iii f"t every night. How MAJ, DAYS will il tax,
hL TO reach tie top Of Tho sell?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
FcRVEvEEy ooaRsoT AwswGR.

Scthinc is mere interesting and entertaining IN the cultivated family
circle than q bTiEh; Przv CCugpct,;iUn which will bring iutnHCtivc $50
thu e ilUrE Il ,Cn I, iICrs Wien il is krUvr ttn' such coui etIiUu IL
carried uuc ny The 0l.uaturs in il Ierfscily fair a1 honorable manner.
A. amcHr' al nhverisiuc uur brand ~ Exquisite Toilet soap and IN.
trliuc * It into iie homes where II - rot n"S U>e!. " . "trr the !Ol-
!osIr: lGu"s. which viii br "a - Hrlcd Ia sucr.s-iul Jm.rsaGts without
any Il. tiIIiN being shown to person CT lOraNt!.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-27

grange homes.
Prof. Cooke, of Vermont. has made some
very careful OK periments at the station to
determine the relative valne of corn fodder
dried or put in the silo He says they have
found the e~nsilags TO be eaten MP q little
better ana with q little more relish, but IL
Ia surprislpg how well cows Will eat fodder
that has been well cured.
They have also found that when giving
tho same grain rstions o field of corn would
last o little longer az a silsge, and produce
q little more milk and butter.
Yet the differences were not nearly so
large as had been expected, and is 10 prob
able that tho large increase in yields report
ed by farmers who have changed to ensilage
are due quite largely to the fact that the
corn az dry fodder was not handled at it's
best, and that more waste was allowed
than when used 40 ensilage. The silo sys-
tenn is increasing. but only in connection
with winter dairying. 1t does not pay, he
says, to feed corn as silaGe in summer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-27
Care Of Farm Machinery.
Germantown TELEGRAPH.


Careful man ufacturers estimate that full
~ onc-fifth Of the wear of farm machinery
and vehicles comes from neglect to properly
oil the bearings. If we were to express
our opinion, we should say that the esti-
mate is too low. We have observed the
effect of this neglect too much to be very
greatly deceived in the matter. The object
of fabrication In all cases Is to avoid fric-
ton, and q neglect in that direction very
soon demonstrates the effect of fric.
ton. A neglect to keep properly oiled
e new buggy has resulted more than
once In the setting" of the box. as IL Is
called. and very suddenly. too. This is an
effect of frietion: and SO. In q somewhas
complicated machine with many bearings,
this neglect involves the creation OF q
force that acts directly against the force
applied to operate the machine. This be-
ing the case, there is q waste of power, and
If that power is animal power 1t IL con-
tinued only to the injury of the animal, so
that besides the loss in increased wear and
tear of the machine there is q loss in the
wear of the animal, which is fully as great
as upon the machine. This fact ought to
suggest to every farmer the necessity of
great care in the fabrication OF oil the ma
chimes that require it
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-27

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