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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07
IN NO MANS l. ...0. III

Two shapes were walking on tho strand
One starlit night in no mans land:
Two shapes that during earthly life
Gave hate for hate in deadly strife.
They met. Swift forth their falchions flew;
Each pinned the other through and through
Yet neither fell. Again they strove
For mastery. and madly drove
To right and left their falchions bright,
Nor sound norcry profaned the night.
Through corselet. casque and visor, too,
AS through the air their swift blades flew;
Until amazed, they stood aghast,
And on the sands their weapons cast.
Then laughed they both at mortal strife,
The passing dream Of earthly life.
And clasping each the others hand,
They walk the shades Of no mans land.
james Clarence Harvey in Academy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07

The candidates of both factions
of the Democratic party for Cover
nor. are from the same county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07
Durability Of Ancient Ink.

The labor required in making the man.
uscript books of ancient days was far
beyond the understanding of the men Of
the present day who possess all the
modern adjuncts to that art. AS these
books were intended to last for many
years, answering the same purpose as
our printed tones, the great desideratum
in their preparation was durability. AS
natural consequence, those who made
them not only selected the best quality
of parchment or other material to write
upon, but also paid particular attention
to the quality of the ink used in such
work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07
Larry CAN'T puts Gonzales in
the soup every day.

Brethren, Orr is still studying
about it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07
A parro. Tha. Spells Its Name

A bright parrot is owned by the Misses
Myers, daughters of Benjamin Myers,
of Kingston. It says its letters from A
to l, can sing few verses and spells its
own name, pronouncing it by syllables
like schoolboy.-New York Telegram.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
THE DARK CONTINENT.

A TREE which supplies butter grows
In Ashnntee, western Africa
IN the Kalahan desert, In south
Africa. the Eushmen arc able TO dis
cover water by digging In the bottom
of dricd.up river beds.
IN Cape Colony the negroes arecoming
into citizenship so fast that tho people
have raised the property qualification
for votes from E25 to Els, and the voter
must be able to write his nome and
address clearly.
a DISCOVERY of great importance to
South Africa is n stone capable of being
burned into n natural cement of good
quality. The deposit covers one thou.
sand acres, and varies in thickness
from ten to twenty feet.
InRIGATIoN is wording miracles of re-
dcmption in north Africa. About one
half the area of Algiers, which com
Prises $4,000 square miles in the boun-
aries of Sahara. is being put under sue
cessful cultivation by means Of artesian
we'll irrigation.
AFRICA is 234 times rs large rs the
state of New York. 1t is the most ~
markable of all the countries rs re
spects its animal distributions. Out of
n total Of 523 known species 41s of
them are to be found In no other coun-
try.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
ANSWERS TO PERT QUESTIONS.

FIRST RoUNDEn-"Why don't you rise
earlier, old MANI" Second Roundcr-
well, principally because I am afraid I
would meet myself going to bcd."-N.
Y. Tribune.
FAIR PAssENGEB-"I wonder why the
ocean Is so rcstless?" Gallant Mnte
How could you expect 1t TO lie easy
with so many rocks in its bed2"-IIar-
pcr's Bazaar.
Mrs. HIcKs-"People compluin Of 10
Ing robbed ut drug stores; they =
overcharge me-" Hicks-''Whatdo YOU
buy?" Mrs. IIicks-"Postage stamps. ~
N. Y. Herald. 90
LAW AND LAWYERS. -Richmann-.J
have decided to make no will" Law.
ycr-"Thcn the law will divide your cs,.
tate" Richmunn-"Wcll, that Is better
than letting the lawyers divide IT,.
n. Y. Weekly.
AS tt RlvERs.-"Know lRivcrsr,
Yes" "Is he NIL right In his mind?n
II think so, why2" ale seems queer
that's oil. Has his Office In the Wnyup,
building; sixteenth floor, you know. >
"Wcll7" "Asltcd mo II cohldn'ti drot
in on him some day."-Chicag go Tribune
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
Gem Hotcl--l. Ostreichcr, Pro
prictOr.

Hank Smell, McDormott "a
daughters, John Billet, LamoiIl.; s
Furniss, Osino; Llout j Il PlunKett,
Sgt W Wilkerson, Priv + II Allen,
Miss Manic Sullivan, Miss Lizzie
Wilkerson, Miss Yirgie Watkins, Mics
Mary Dcau, Mrs George Watkins &
child, WA Bacon. Mrs II r Schuldt,
Emil Scherzberg, Chas Davis, James
Riley, j II Robbins, Gus Cavauaugb,
NJ G Cecil, f A. Way, r II Francis,
IL q Carr, w II Bentley, L Ervia, WIN
McAvin, J ) Pierce, @ Bingham, j W
Phillips, Wn B~rasbenr, II + Schuldt,
lst LIT Coz, T%uscarorn; Ed Butler,
Hank Smith, Joel Peck, Mountain
CityiC q Wallace, Thomas Wren,
Eurokai CA LsGravo, Goo S Nixon,
Winnemucca; + Rockwell, Rouo; q
NJ F%lufshutz, Wells. = p,
Goo Rude, Duck Valley; T Wob.
ster, S +; Ntrs l. Culver, Park City;
Chas Toyn, Huntington; Mrs II Mo.
Adams, Miss Lille Stinson, NJ G.
Cecil, Dan Rose, Tuscarora; Harry
Clark, Is + Howard, II Bailey, George
Lewis, Salt Lake; Geo II Sanford, j
Z Rninc, Pnlisadc.
John Mexico, j r Bradley, Deoth;
j Z Thorpe, Lamoillo; II p lIamill,
Wells; w II Kennedy & vito, Miss
May Kennedy, Mound Valley; Geo w
Baker, 8 T.; W CPrice. T. Wilson, Mrs
Crofts, Mics Ida Gibson, Tuscarora;
Is = Bernard, London, England; j
Oldray, Hamburg, Germany; John Nj
Dorsey, Fort Hallecs; j B Riddollc,
Palisade.
90 Wallace, Euroku; w MoAvin,
VIM Movtnhaii, IL Cadlo. Fred vii.
son, Tuscarora; T. II Monroe, Denver;
ga Drcytue, N 7; Frank Boskowitz,
Alex Mann, J " Nathan, Barney
Horn, G. W Baker, s r; Jas Pcnrod.
Gautz Creek; al Griswold, Myron
piSley, Lamoillc; Archie Dorsey, Fort
Ifalleck; II T. SkaggO, Pleasant; Dave
Sanford, Stillwator; + II Baum, Pail.
eadc; Il BSnith, Chicaso; Cy Brown,
Mound Valley.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
Tho Tuscarora Guards.

Tho Tuscarora Guards, forty.one
strong, arrived promptly on time yes.
terday afternoon from the upper
levels in four tour.horse stages driven
by John McCombs, T.. NJ. McPhetres
Fred Wilson and Eugene Way.
On their arrival in front OF tho Gem
Hotol the juvenile band, marshalled
by Uncle Dick Dorsey, marched up
from their rendezvous in the Elko
stables and gave them a serenade.
which received three hearty cbeors
from the boys In blue. a.,
Az tho conclusion OF tho music
the boys we're driven TO Camp Russell
aud commenced soldier lie IN earnest.
The Guards arc n fino soldiorly.look
ing body OF men and compare favor.
ably with my OF the military oompa-
MES Of the State. /,
Boys, tho INDEPENDENT stlutes you
and, In behalf of tho people OF Elko
county, wishes you a pleasant and
profitable tim0 at tho State Encamp-
ment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
Tho New lkailrOad.

The Salt Lake Heraid has tho fol
loving concerning tho San Francisco
and Salt Lake Rdilr oad:
Papers will soon be filed incorpor.
ating IL railroad from Salt Lake 10
San Francis u. The men Interested
are composed mostly Of outaiders,
only two local capitalists boing in.
Gludcd in tho list oi inc0rporatora.
There is plenty OF money back Of tho
scheme. The company erpccts To DO
the first to PROJECT tho railroad from,
horo to the const, and will SECURE tho
e5'OOO,O0 appropriation from Cali
fornia and s3,UOU,0O0 from Nevudn.
Tho route will be from Saltair Beach,
thence to Antelope Island, from Ante
Iopo Island 10 Promontory, running
ON tho wcst side, OF Promonlnry In
order to avoid the range Of mountains,
and from Promontory TO tho Mud
Lakes, Nevada. This road will run
through Bockwith Pass aud Berkeley
into SIM Francisco.
"fho surveys have oil i>oen com
rloted, mud tho proGles, estimates and
IoVols submitted to the projectors.
Tho route proposed will shorten tho
travel between hero and San Fran.
DISCO nincty.sir miles. Tho work OF
grading will comipcnco carly this
Fail, md the roud will DO completed
IN Two years. Ono Of the parties 10.
terosted said yesterday: "Our frat
objective point Is Antelope Island.
That island 10 rich in On
the west sido ia II natural sand bench.
situated IN an a~lcoye; tho depth OF
tbs water on this sido OF tho island In
from three TO twenty-five isct. H. il
only three miles from Saltair. and
with Il littlo improvement can b.,
undo tho best resort in Utah. 'rb,
Island also contains tho Lest slate 4,
America; We propose TO develop n
building elato enterprise. Our road
VIII open up n great country, now al.
most unknown. Tho right OF why
mas boon secured and NIL onr preiim.
insry work completed" =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
l'noA FkIpArs DA1Lr.]
sALMA0uND.

Mrs. Thomas Hunter and Mrs. A.
birel have returned FROM San Fran,
cisco.
Myron PiSley's hand Is slowly i'm
proving and will be all right in a few
weeks.
N~ucy Hanks is now Queen OF tho
Turf. She trotted n mule ut Chicago
on the 18th in 2.O7E.
The attention OF the members Of
tho Democratic County Central Con-.
lnittee is called to a uotice which al.
pears elsewhere in this issue.
The officers and members OF the
Tnscarora Guards are always welcome
at the ISDgPESpESr ofi;e. Our
latch string hangs on the outside.
A recent census bulletin shows that
there are in round numbers $4,000
negroes in the United States, OF whom
$4,000 reside north Of the Ohio and
Potomac rivers. -
es-Rerietr:--There will be no
installing the political proclivitles Of
The Tuscarora Guards, as nearly
every member has provided himself
with a badge maids oui OF the much
despised '6O-cent dollar.r
VIM. Mitchell has purchased the
ranch on Smith Crock known as tho
old Henry hay ranch from @. IL:
Hale. This ranch produces several
hundred tons OLA every year ind il
a splendid piece OF property.
Capt. Riley informed the ISoErEN.
DENT this morning that the Tusca.
rora Guards would give q dress pa
RADIO aud battalion drill in the streets
at $50 tomorrow afternoon. Our
people, especially tho school children,
should turn ont and see the boys
drill.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decisions OF Judge Talbot in all
SIX cases OF the State OF Nevada vs..
the Csntral Pacific Railroad Company.
Judge ralrot decided that the com.
pany's unpatented land should be as.
sessed. The railroad appealed from
the decision. but the Supreme Court
sustained Judge Talbot.
HomerInder:-It is said that D..
.. Mills, father-in-law OF Whilelaw
REID, will scutter n barrel OF money
on this coast during the campaign.
1t is safe to bot that he wont scatter
even a kcgful, but il in a delirium OF
political enthusiasm he should squan.
der his entire wealth and have to
peddle tamalss for a living, there
would be- no tears around here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Barney Horn, tho popular butcher
OF San Francisco, arrived last eve
ing.
Hon. II. T. Bartine narivcd on No
4, to day and stopped over to shake
hands With his constituents ia Elko.
Gso. ". Is iker. OF the lus tirm Ut
l'aker, Dorsey & Wines, VI San Fran,
eis 80, cane Gown from Tuscurora last
night.
Bar Silver is so to-day. Isu't the
friendly administration ~ H~urrison
accomplishing Wouders Cor tho white
metalf
Ar. w. 7. Crane, OF South Fork,
has tho Lhnnks Of the INDEPENDENT
for Il Ghe dish II ripe. red raspberries
4rown On his place.
DR.. G. +. Moore arrived from bis
trip through the northern part OF the
county last night. He reports a grass
hopper plague at White Rock.
The editor OF the Free Press re.
fused TO sign the petition for the
nomination Of Hon. NJ. s. BouniReld
f"s Presidential E!cctor on the Silver
si"ket Stick q pin there.
James Wright is resting nicely to-
day. DR.. Henderson %amputated his
right leg aborc Ito knee, yesterday.
hnd unless some Unforeseen coIR pli-
cation arises his recovery is assured.
X. A. Shearer came down from the
Mountain City district yesterday ind
left Tor Salt Lake ON No. 3 last uight.
lie informed tho IN ,EsE YDRSr that
rho people in his part Of the county
wore unanimous for Weaver and
Field.
Tho Free Press comes out strong
this moraiuS IN n supplement- for
Protection and Reciprocity" but
hasn't n word /" say Tor the free COIN
age OF silver. The moving spirit OF
the concern 10 ruther slow in getting
around this yoar.
a petition is being circulated to-
day for tho nomination OF Hon NJ. S.
B0nnifield As a Presidential Eiector
oil the Silver ticket There will DO
no trouble in getting tho required
number OF signatures. rs every body
who favors the free coinage OF silver
will sign the petition.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
Fell Iuto a Well.

Yesterday at their ranch 10 lido.
pcndonce Vnllcy, MIR. and Mrs. II. w.
Brown catnc non losing their littlo
son, Edward, by drowning. Tho
child was Mt play in tho windmill
tnnk'houso and attempted TO u
platform ovor the vol whom n board
tilted undor his weight, and tho little
follow shot into tho depths below.
Tho screams OF tho distracted mother
attracted her son, Harry, to tho spot
who, being m export diver, plunged
to the bottom aud brought hia little
brother to tho surface. whence no
was soon rostorod IN his fond mothers
arins. Tho well is 81 fcct dccp and
contains 10 feet Of water. Beyond u
fow bruises md being somewhat
chilled by bis involuntary bath. tho
little Fellow was not hurt. II was q
torinnate aud narrow escape Times.
Rcpietp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
\ y

a scAoofh~y's Remarkably Int.-..i,S
PrOdaetloH
Henry VIII. was the Rreatese willow.
er that ever lived. lie was born n.
Ammo Domino In tho year tOCa Ho
q dive hundred and ten wives he
tides women and children. I'll. first
was beheaded and afterwards ex..
cutcd; h second was revoked. she.
never smiled again.
The greatest man in this reign wa,
Lord Wolsey. lie was called the ..Doy
Bachelor" being born at tho nec of ff-
teen, unmarried. Had he served Iii,
vile as diligently as he served tI,.
king she would not have deprived h;,a
OF his gray hairs. .
Henry VIII. quarrclcd with Lord
Molsey because he courtcd Annie
Boicyn. He also quarrcled with the
pope because he called him Fidn th.
Offensive. DanLy Lion and other I'm.
pleasant appetites lie also ouarrelod
with tho monasterics. lie pulled down
barns and built greater, aud tho Inst
state OF that mum was worse than tho
first lie died on the Field of the Cloth
OF Gold. His horse trod on a wet elm.
der; and thcrc was CRASHING and weeu.
ing of teeth. =
In this reign tho Bible was trans
lated into Latin by Titus Oates who
was, ordered by the king TO be.chaiund
up IN the church. 1t was in this reign
that the Duke of Wellington discovered
America md invented Curfcw bells 10
prevent fires in thcaters.
There was also u great fire In Lon
don called the Black Death, and after
the hre came an earthquake and after
inc earthquake n still, small voice.
henry VIII. was succeeded by his
great-grandmother, the beautiful and
accomplished Mary Queen Of Scots
sometimes called the Lady Of the
Lake or the Lay OF the Last hin.
strcl. "-Ynukce Blade.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
ROYALTY ACROSS THE POND.


ENrERoR VILLAS, with the assist
ance Of n wcll-known- German artist,
has designed n new crown for himself
something stunning in diamonds and
gold. z
THE duke Of Edinburgh is said to HAYS
n fad for miniature silver ships. rs
hos a fleet Of fifty now nnl udds to il.
whenever no Gees n which strikes his
fancy.
QUEEN VIcToRIA's golden wedding
presents to the king and queen Of Dcn,
niark were II marble vase, near'y fyt,
ect in height, md n cask of LochnnQar
Whisky twenty years old.
II king of Italy, attended by the
-: It, has assisted Mt the ina~uguratius
" monument erected at Turin in com-
'~"'n'r@!''i 81 the italian soldiers who
w. Ito Crimcan war.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Iotol--Clnrk & Green, PRO.
prictors.

Depot Hotol--Clark & Green. Pro-
prietors.
&C Wells, c II Ennor, @ A Wat
kins, Ed Nj Chap'n, " c Moore,
jesse Snider, JF Plunkett, D Mo.
rallies, Oscar Graham, L + Bangs, E
o Watkins, Lieut. George Fairchild,
Jno McAvin, Sgt w A Selbnrn, j w
Hardwick, + L Bingham. Ed Byrne,
August Beckel, w l. Mctiuire, ID VI
Peters, Tuscarora; Wn' Bowman, J A
Mcbride, c 5 Moody, Eiko; ST Cuip,
No Al!erton, Mass; II n Jones, Hay
wards, Cal: John ID I~saacs, s T.; II
FRANKIE, w r Smith, jacob Conrad,
Lamoille; John Robertson, Mrs Nj
Eager & daughter. Mrs Z Clemens &
daughter, Paul Sci. illerstrom, South
Fork.
NJ j Rushe, D H Birdsnll, Thomas
Chalmers. wife, baby and nurse, NJ
Seigel, s II w II Port, J c Doughty
Franz Jacoby, Chas Happier, Carlin,
JOHN inley, Blaine; l. Co, No, South
Fork; p II Tinaell, Lodi.
S Knapp, Ogden; | NJ Bardmass,
B'"n"nu; II F. Bartiue, Carson; II
hlingel, l. A Wright, ) FL Jewett,
Lamoillei Andrsw Richardson, Fort
lialleck; Frank Wines, Deeth; II P
Hamirl, Wells; Geo B Yondeau, rus-
c~arora;J II Sanguinet, Mound Valley;
Moore, Ruby Valley; A A BixeI,
Brantford, Ontario.
Thomas c Chalmers, wife, baby &
nurse, ~ Boskowitz, NJ Snyel, j Is
Lauck, S F; Geo Arthur, J Wright,
G w Painter, j Il Hayes, John Sill.
yer, Carlin; Joe Harding, Chicago; A
w Wright, Ogden; G Il Ward, Miss
Julia + Lynde, N Y; J p Felt, Salt
Lake; Dr. W Petty. Wells; r 4
Shearer, North Fork: G lie Doux.
SACRAMENTO; Mrs S II Raglan, NJ j
O'C1unor, San Lorenzo; JDo II Poole,
Butte City; I NJ Bardmass, Brunoau;
j Poujade, Carson; George Fairchild,
Tuscarora.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
tFnoA TuEsi'AY's DArLr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Mrs. Geo. Meigs won't 10 Salt Lake
last evening to visit friends
Miss Mamie Rule, Of Reno, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A j. Pullman.
Mr.. and Mn. Harrington returned
from Salt Lake on No. = this morn.
ing.
Old bachelors are getting scnroe In
Eiko. ThoFe who are lsft seem to be
without hope e.
w. d. Jones, Chairman Of the
Democratic Central COMMITTEES of
Lander county, has resigned.
Edgar Reinhart left this morninp
10 attend the A. o. U. W. Grand
Lodge which meets ut Salt Lake to-
morrow.
+. NJ. Edmunds and L II. Gle, OF
Virginia City, passed through Inst
evening en- route to Salt Lake to at
tend the A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge.
Charles Toyn, OF Huntington Val.
ley, looked in the IHpEpESpEsr Of
nee his morning.. He reports very
thing quic; in thut part OF the county
Mrs. f. G. Mcclellan left for Austin
this ulorniug 10 response to q t.le-
Graui stating that her sister, Mrs J..
r. Dyer, was dangerously i'll and not
expected TO live.
pennsylvania is not the pioneer
State in the oil field. Tho Grst oil
well was discovered in Wayne county,
KY, in 1929, thirty years before the
discovery OF oil in Pennsylvania.
The tramp arrested by Constable
Triplett yesterday WIS brought before
Justice Henley this morning, and
pleading guilty 10 disturbing the
peace, wns given ten days in the
county Jail.
II IL claimed the boundary line be-.
tween Idaho and Washington ia thirty
miles put OF the way, and u re.surv-y
would probably place Spokane in
Idaho, increasing the population Of
that State 5000.
a champion tcnnis tournament be-
tween Albert Hall and Enroll raber
this morning for the championship OF
the E!ko Amateur Pleasure Club
was won by Enroll Tabor by scores
OF G to l and G 20 q.
Carson TribuaG:-F. G. Newlands,
Billy Sharon and Senator Stewart
came up from Reno this morning,
and n little back.room consultation
has been going on in II. u. Yerriny-
toms Office. What's IN the wind:
The President, whose salary has
been the subject OF many cornpari.
sons, receives it in monthly INSTALL
ments. On the Goth day OF every
month the Treasurer OF the United
States sends to the White House q
check Tor S4,iG6 G6.
Mrs. S. f. Cuncy started for tho
Arkansas Hot Springs last night. She
ia 80 badly crippled with rheumatism
that she had to be carried to the
train in n chair. Her mary friends
IN Exc hope that she will return
soon fully restored - health.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
IFno. wrDs..D4.,s D4rLr.l
SALAAGUNOl.

Tho pursuit OF the Hollis train rob.
beers has been abandoned.
Mrs. Harve McAdams, OF Tusca.
rora. Is visiting friends here.
The Tuscaroru Guards will camp in
James Russell's fi.ld below town dur.
ing their stay here.
A special train o. knights Temp!ar
from the Denver Conclave, passed.
through this forenoon.
Geo. Russell went down to Buttle
Mountain OH No. 4this morning. IL,
will be gone sbout two weeks.
NJ. G. Cecil. Of tha Tuscarora
Guards, came down last evening to
put up the tents fos the co mpany.
Vote for Weaver and Field and
further thu prosperity MT only Of
your v State but Of the whole Ma
ton.
The assessment roll of Lincoln
county Tor > toots up S5I3,303 as
against 1885,, G22.75 for 1891, being a
gain OF s7,6s5.25. O. a. -.
The Treasury officials ut New York
on the 18th, paid out sl,OOo,OoO in
gold Tor ~trensary notes, issued on uc.
count of silver purchases.
The speed OF the fastest railway is
but little more than one.halt the We
locity of the golden eagles flight.
That bird often makes lao miles an
hour.
II a man talks FREQ coinage aud
votes for Harrison or Cleveland, his
' words are as idle as the winds. Con-
sis,ency to him is but another name
for hypocrisy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
SOME NEW IDEAS.

New waitress aprons seen In tho Btht
shops arc OF fine lawn with wide hcrA
and deep ruflcs reaching TO tho bottom,
OF the skirts
NICKEL pudding dishes with covers
are q new modcratc-priccd substitute.
for the silver.platcd ones all housekccp
ers like, but which many find beyond
tho Of their pockctbooks. =
THE Rosebud apron" so called frore
the new song which the foreign papers.
say Patti Is to sing in her next cngnge
incnt. is q pretty CONNECTION made OF
dainty lowered stufIs Of sheer material
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
You're Getting There Now.

Silver began to fall when ii was de-
monetizedi tho Tall has averaged just
z per cent. per annum since.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
Exactly; exactly; that is just the
point the Neps Miner is arriving at.
Silver IL falling now; and IL either Of
the two old parties remain in power
IT will continue to fall 9 per cent.
lower each yoar. Tint 10 why there
is no hope for silver from tho old
parties; that ia why such an impotds
is being gwen to tho Peoples party
this year; n beginning must bc made
sometime; why delay until silver,
dropping in price at tho rato of , por
cent. annually, reaches 35 or 40 cunts
nm ouncef Thon IT will 10 too late.
Tho vote Of tho Peoples p .rty this
Fall will surprise i,s opponents; look
out for il from this timu on! Stand
from undor, honest Republicans and
Democrats Ncws. lfincr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-08-21
The Cassidy Fund.

In order that the people OF Wells
and Cnrltn, may have an opportunity
to sho1 their appreciation Of tho SER
v'csa OF George w. Cassidy 10 this
state, the ISDEPESDrwr has con-
cluded to appoint K p. Hamill and
Allen Fisher, OF Wells, md Dan I'LL
and f. G. Mclaughlin, OF Carlin,
committees TO Can vass their respective
towns for subscriptions to tho fund
for the relief of Mrs. Cnssl1y. We
hope the gentlemen named will take
hold OF tho matter in earnest md
mako n good showing for their towns.
Each committee will please romit us
the amount collected together with
the ame OF the subscribers aud We
vii! promptly acknowledge tho Same
in the columns OF tho INDEPENDENT.
Remember the Lord loyeth II cheer
ful givsr.