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GOlC11S.

$3.50. Cotton-V-front, with yoke OF
embroidery and clusters Of tucks -
Mother Hubbard back-S9c.; /; Cotton
y-front. with sailor collar, yoke OF en-
broidery and fine clusters OF tucks,
sl.25: Cotton-V-neck of embroidery,
Mother Hubbard plated back, 39c. ;
with picadilly collar, yoke of tucks,
edged with Hamburg and beading,
rIaited voke hack. 5Oc.
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Basement; =;
it's called

the Housekeeper's Comfort, and repre-
sents the best and most approved in all
things.
This week on sale 100 dozen Cham
pagne- Glasses Saucers, should be $3.50,
for 81. so dozen Water-Tumblers, imi-
tation of fan-cut, 600. q dozen; Tea
Tumblers, plain, 75c dozen Water
Tumblers, 25c. dozen Thin Wine
Goblet, French-you have always paid
US Sl.90; they are here this week for
81 dozen. There are in all about 400
packages Of Glassware on sale, COM
prising almost everything you can think
of.
Closing ont fine hand-decorated b.
hemian lass-Tumblers-were 50c., for
25c.
Champagnes were 81, for SOC.
Clarets were 4lc., for zoo.
Finger Bowls were 75c.. for 37tc.
Celery Stands were S1.50, for 75c.
Decanters were S2.75, for $3.50.
The first wonder that Gauze-C Cloth
displayed lit up the mine, despite the
death-dealing tricks of carbonic gas.
The second wonder lets draft through
your Bread Boz. may Duss ,iaass that
S1.5O.
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MONEY ADvANOEDiON DIAr0
5iLvxsSzRR tax HSxR xs1VSsSd q Ssd ssssssnssss =!
s.; 81 .ss 2. ;s ;;::s. ;I'ia SsSs SO .sz 8 :
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Jackets.

French Broadcloth-Tsn, Lap-Seam,
Coat Back. skirt and facing OF changea-
BILE all-silk surah. The best value,
1880; the selling price. So.
All-Wool LADIES' Cloth-d o u ! @.
breasted, bound seam, tailor-made. Best
value, s5; the price is $3.50.
Tan or Light Gray-all-wool diagonal
twilled cloth, SO inches long. trimmed
with bows and ends OF ribbon, an entire
new style of cape. Best value is 81. 40 ;
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JEWELRY COUNTER
a NJ Q lie d
Stick-Plns,

4, 8, and 10c. Sterling Silver, 10 and
25c. Silver Thimbles, 15 and 19c.
Floral Breastpins, in new designs, 10
and 23c. Ribbon ChateIaine and Hair
pins, 10 to 47c. Tortoise-Shell Hair
pins, 10c. to $3.50. Sterlirg-Silver
Hairpins, $3.50 to $3.50. Roman-Gold
Eyeglasses and Spectacles (Peple's),
92c. and 81.
Cnta and svaet Init not laroe are the
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Veilunes.
|Ready-Made Garments.

We only sell the best made, or would
tell you if they were not the new spring
accepted designs.
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Grenadine,

99c. yard.
A manufacturers samples OF EN-
broidered
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NEW LACES ANDEMBROIDERIEs

emineny Lace and the demand shows no signs
abatement displaying the latest and most popular effects IN Point %
dan showing exquisite patterns in black white cream
and two-tone
patterns Tohon Lace and Inserting in all wdhA
Novelties Chiffon Laceal widths and shadea
Cur Black Lace "Olga" is entirely new-in all widths
Black Drapery Nets in the choicest selections
Full range Of Full range Of Real ValL Lace
Chdrens white and colored from SIS t
Vast assortment Of Null Ties from 25c to 81
Coventry RufHing plain with lace edge eshths
n inches wide.
Full Waists steen, percsle and plain linen
The newest and popular Bhops With embroidered
collars and cuffs and jabo.
largest and bestsected stock OF 20 and o Ladies
Handkerchefs TO be found.
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HandkerchiefS,

soonest OF a Swiss manufacturer. Among
them 12t to 25c. value 20 to 400.
Chapoeable French
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A wonder
price in
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Bread Boz.
Refrieer0tor

Don't forget to see the advantages
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single or double
satin stripe, the
81. As quality of
q year ago for
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0 I t h o
"N O r tn
s t a "
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| Dra1CerS,

band, 45c.
Three tucks, inch hem, Androscoggin
Muslin. 25c.
Edged with embroidery, beaded, with
three tucks, 2lc.
Cambria, Double Valenciennes 3s-inch
Lace, two clusters of tucks, with bead
ing, yoke band, 65c. pair. The same
with real 3-inch Torchon Lace, Toe.
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in all 27
dozen, not
two alike.
The hand
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with 2s-inch Ham
burg cluster Of four
small tucks between
two wider, yoke
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French Diagonal Cloth,
Tans, Lap Seam, Tailor.
Made. The value SO and
kbo nrica 81
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tnan tney could seiI.
About 800 rolls OF
have the advantage
Of being entirely
new in designs. The
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Blazer,

and the price is $3.50. So with many
ever so many-ready-made garments
that the manufacturers made more OF
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CHAMPION MEN'S-wEAR SALE.

Mems Twilled Cheviot Outing or Negllge Shirts
that were 6Oc., choice 3Jc.
New York Mills Muslin Shirts, with pure linen
bosom, collar. and cuff-bands, reinforced and
patent seams, that were 75c., choice 50c.
Solid Gray Shirts and Drawers, silk front, that
were al, choice SOC.
Made-up silk Ties, satin lined, also. Four.in-
Hand that were 25c., choice 1216c.
Seamless Socks, all kinds, stainless Solid
Black, Real Unbleachcd Baibriggans, Solid Tens
and Grays, Light Summer Stripes-that sold for
II to 25c., choice l2l1c. pair.
Negllgee Shirts Of Black Satine and Light
Stripes that were 81, choice Tic.
Boys Silk-Laced Waist, OF best outing, that
were soc, choice 25c.
Spring Cassmeres, for men and boys that
were SOC, choice 39c. yard.
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pening, as well untold if the prices are
the attraction and the goods are the
host
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fIDress Goods has SO full q
Dt0cN with rss what I'VE we do with all other
sorts Of Dress Stuff-MAKE THE AS
SORTMENT THE MOST COMPLETE.
Priestley's standard qualities in every
grade-silk warp and all wool Drap de
Alma, Mourning Cloth, Batiste, Camel's
Hair ,'Sicilian, Lansdown, Mohair, Nuns
Yelling. Henriettas, Checks, Stripes,
Brocades, Surah Twills, Serge, Diago-
nails, Soudan, Pekin Cords, Cashmere,
Germania, Armures, Cretons, etc.
I------'------A All-Wool, Silk and
| VeiluneS. siusls M0It, AI,nlIA' bsnd' with with
i----------.-I double band, and
band with hemstitch. Not forgotten
spot about the stock.
Can you believe your own eyes?
Then come and see the prices OF these
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CheD1iSe,

Cambria, sun-gathered tucked front,
headed with beading, edged with VAL
encienne lace, 75c.
Cambria, French embroidery and
handmade lace, fan front, 81.
Cotton. with machine torchOn, l9c.
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..,.,,prov SALE FURNISHINGS.

TnANII IN.N JAIL -
....., r.- ,rcsse1 KID Gloves, perfect quail
,...t shades Oi white. pearl, and corn,
l, sl.15, choice tSc PAIR.
.n.luctairos IN oil shades tan,
-o,.a .asnrci Kid Gloves that cold for
sr-. choice eAc. par.
Millinery Ribbon, any color,
me. choice &c. dozen.
---.ats with ploating that were 81 10
g. ri. Jabois that were T5c. and 81,
e...rrc summer corsets that we're ST.
SIR Fans with hand-painting that
.-I sik chiffon and Plain Chiffon
,......,u urrr D = o. 25c, choice lie. yard.
.r-r..iirg-B Bags, red, black, or brown,
,-t.r.I I. lncnes long, that we're Sl,0O,
Ha.h Bags for shopping or lunch,
.. -e-R.tbed Vests, rght-blue, that sold
ra1eClao Parasols that were 81, choice
,sr,s Pa-asols, single and double hounce,
,., eoi Satin Fancy Parasols, every color,
..-.-. sf.2Ifo S1.15, choice 9Sc.
.. ~.r.I aies, white bone, metal, ring, and
,..t... handles, choice 'Oc
.-f Wo0d Ho0g-llandle China Helveia
r-.-...s. VII not fade, that were Sl.2o, choice
CHAMPION WRAP SALE.
-.....r Tan Refer Jackets. for ladies-swell
,~.-.stso'd Tor IS 90 sl0-at s4.oS choice.
.. ..ras. tan cloth, lace over cape. riDbon
,.-- ftaf sold FOR SIS, choice s9.9S.
.rl-I Refer, all wool. solid black, and
.,..f..a. faatsild flr 50. choice S3.9S.
.....-- fl- Children 4 10 l. years, al, gray
.t..Icl shoulders, sailor-cOllars, that sold
i-s rU-e sl.5e.
.. CnaGs for children, . 70 years, all
t-.. aN-wUol materials, silk and passemen-
o.. r-umed, that sold for $3.50 10 $500,
81. 49,.
I,t -lrah SILK Cloaks, for children, 70 4
,.s-. lai sod for 90, choice slyo.
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quarter ounce yials of
California Violet, Ertr1ctS.
Hyacinth, and Blue ~ ~
Lilac, 8 and 1Oc. l-------l
Ounce Walls of Pond Lily, 25c. Pond
Lily for the bath, 100.
A great part Of the life Of the store ID
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SkUyts,

S1.25.
Cotton, 5l-inch embroidered founce,
headed with three tucks, 60c.
Cotton, 6l-inch ruflle, headed with
cluster Of tucks, yoke band, 45c.
Cotton, 2i-inch cambria ruffle, three
tucks, 37c.
SHORT SKIRTS: Two-inch hem,
headed with three tucks, Soc, with
cambria ruflie, Acc. with embroidered
ruffie, 65 and Soc.
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French Broad Cloth
wide, rolling collar,
faced with Faille Silk,
Sl3. 80 the best value,
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Al1-Sllk Crepes, every deslrabIe colof, CHOICE
34c. a yard.
All-Silk Colored surahs, choice 26c. yard.
Black Brilliant India Silk, new quality that IL
worth s1.25, choice 75c. a yard.
Black Double-Warp Surahs different patterns
Of White Hair-Line Checks, Plsids, and Stripes,
choice SOC. a yard.
Black China Dress Silks, % inches wide, choice
39c. yard.
Black Seeded India Silk, % inches wide, that
was sl.2j, choice 39c. yard.
Figured India silks, on black grounds, that
were 59c., choice soc. yard.
AI-Slk Dress Crepes, figures on cream
grounds, that are worth s1.50, choice 09c
yard.
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I CHAMPION RICH DRESS GOODS

Crepons, Serpentnes, Crepe Fonle-all being
fine imported dress materials in shades OF gray,
tan, and green. 40 to A inches wide, that sold
for 81. choice 69c. yard.
Finer Dress Goods In patterns OF yards that
sold for sI.25, choice 75c. yard.
All OF our finest Imported Dress Goods In pat
terms that cold for s150 to s3, choice 99c. yard.
Double-wdth. 36-lnch L ight Plaids Stripes,
and Checks that were % and 3Oc., choice 19c.
yard.
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CHAMPION LADIES' AND CHI
EREN'S WEAR SALE.

Undorskirts OF Japanese Stripe bas-pleated
| nOunce. that sold for Toe, choice DC
| Underskirts Of solid black-stripo and changes
| able silk that sold tor gS to $40 choice, si.oS.
Ladies' Mourning Dresses OF light outing fian-
| nels that sold for $3.50. choice 400
Mourning Dresses OF striped, blue. and gray
| ginchams that sold for Sl.5O, choice 49c.
Perlect-Fitting Wrappers OF dark chalh that
| sold for si.oO choice PIC.
Wrappers Of simpsons gray and black calcoes
that sold for s1.50, choice 49c.
Light Percale Wrappers that sold for 81, choice
| sl.33
Children's fne Zephyr and Chambray- Trimmed
Dresses that were 81, choice 49c.
Children's Short Dresses, made entirely OF
white embroidery, that sold for $500, choice
0gc.
Infants Long Cambric Rufied Slips that sold
for Soc, choice 23c.
Cambric and Fine Muslin Corset-Covers, with
fuu and gaudy trimming, that sold for 81 to 81,
Muslin Gowns, skirts, Drawers, Chemise,
worth 75c. and 81, choice 49c.
Muslin Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, and Chemisc,
worth 81 % 81, choice Csc
Ladies' Ploa,ed Waists, satine. percale, fancy
caiicoes-that sold for SOC, choice 39c.
CHAMPION SALE WASH DRESS
GOODS.
Zephyr Percales, yard wide. that were 10c.,
choice 0lfc. yard.
Imported Ginghams, such as Crepon, Figured
and Bedford Cords, that sold for 0Oc., choice
25c. yard.
SIX stripe Wool Outings that were 40c., choice
| 1Sc. yard.
solid Black and Green Dress Ginghams that
/ were D.. choice &c. yard
Zephyr Ginghams, white with black stripe,
| that we're l2c., choice &c. yard.
| Pin-DOt White Swiss Muslin that was 35c.,
/ choice 2Jc. yard.
! Fsncy-Dot White Swiss Muslin that was 25c-,
/ choice 15c. yard.
| Dark Outings that sold for 10c., choice 64c.
/ yard.
/ Gray-Ground Corded Wash Goods. colored
\ flowers, that we're Sc, choice 43.c. yard.
| Apron Che:ks that were Sc. cnoice 359c yard.
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cambria, V-neck,
with best embroid-
cry and beading,
S5c,
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A chance Monday to enrich you
wardrobe with
T. Two 1oss. cause, + sn unite ute Underwear.
traor1inarv ham
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CHAMPION BLACK DRESS GOODS

l. N
SALE.
Blsck-silk Warp Gloria that sold for s1.25
choice S8c. yard
Black Imported Crepon that sold for s1.05,
choice SIC. yard.
Black Bedford Cord. all wool, that sold for
Toe, choice 49c. yard.
Chidren's Gloria Black Hose, sizes 8 and z,
that were oOc., choice 25c.
Gloria Ribbed Hose, size IN sold for 50c.,
choice 25c
chlldren's Plain Black Hose, sizes 8, 81, and
6lS, that were 25c., choice 121rc.
Size ~ Black SILK Hose that were 81. choice
self-sharpening Steel Scissors that we're $50,
choice 25c. pair.
Steel Shears, z, 8, and inches, that were
Doc, choice l5c. pair.
ladies' Light Wash-siK Waists that were s5,
choice $3.50.
Hamburg EmbroIderies, s1f inches wide, that
were 25c., choice 10c. yard.
Hemsttche1 Null Flouncings, fast-black, that
were 75c. and sl, choice 25c.
CHAMPION HOUSEHOLD ARTI-
Giles SALE.
Bisselps Carpet-sweepers tha. were 1880,
ch oice S1.5S.
Three-Ring Towel Racks that we're Soc, choice
23c.
etc.-that were 81 TO SO. 90, choice 74c.
Largest size Colored Indian Hampers, that
were S2.75. choice 91c.
Yellow, Pink, and Blue Schoap-silk Window
Curtains that were s5, choice 1928 pair.
Body Brussels Carpet, finest grade, with and
without borders, that were s1.50, choice 9Sc q
yard.
Table Oi-Cloth, IA yards wide, that was 25c.,
choice 12c. a yard.
Double-width Cream Curtain Scrim that was
10c.. choice 21Sc. a yard.
Velvet Velour Table-Coyers, Ga square, light,
exquisite patterns, that were S4. choice 99c.
Fun size Lace Pillow-Shsms, pea-fowl pattern,
that were 25c., choice sc. each.
White Braided Pillow-Shams that were 30 70
soc, choice 19c. pair.
Round Thread, Pure Linen Sheeting. full l0-4
wide that sold for Sl.25 choice 75c. yard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26
Seed Time and Harvest.

Whatsoever man soweth that
shall he also reap" is both scriptural
and scientific. Like produces like.
The harvest answereth to the seed,
we also reap more than we SOW. Once
in every four years we have political
seed time. Our seed is the vote we
cast. In the interval we reap the
harvest. At present some of our
gold-bug papers and orators and can
dldates are trying to SUIT The minds
OF the people with the idiovic idea that
gold-bug seed will surely produce in
bountiful measure the desired fruit OF
free silver Legislation. But it won't
60. II is lie the people won't swal-
low. 1t is dose that no corrupt
money can hire them to take. Here
tofore they have sown to the wind AMI
reaped the whirlwiud. This time
they are going to SOW free coinage
seed by voting for Weaver ana Field,
Stewart and Newlands. Hurrah
Nevada's men will vote for indepen-
dence and liberty, for principles and
home, for Sally and the babies.
Don't you forget it, Mr.. Gold bug.
ISituerssState.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26
FAIR PLAY.

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
card from the Silver party nomi-
nees for the Legislature, defining
their position touching a relief bill
for the benefit OF the county officers
whose salaries were reduced by the
Act of 1891.
We presume that the card is called
out by the following squib which ap-
peared in Mondays INDEPENDENT:
"The Democratic legislative ticket
is gaining ground every day. Vote it
straight If you do not want to be taxed
to pay back salaries"
The above was based upon con-
versation between Mr.. Hamill and
Sheriff Polk at Lamoille last Friday
evening in which, as we we're in
formed, Mr.. Hamill used these words:
"Let up on our ticket as you IRE in
terested to the extent OF $500 or 5000
in my elertion."
1t is but just to Mr.. Hamill, how
ever, to say that he called at the IN
DEPENDENT Office this morning and
denied making the remark attributed
to him, and stated that, if elected, he
would not support any relief bill.
whatever.
Far be it from US to do our political
opponents even the slightest Injustice
in the columns of the INDEPENDENT,
but we can not help saying that we
believe the interests of the taxpaying
portion of the people Of Elko county
will be safer in the hands of the Dem
oeratic legislative ticket in the event
Of it's election than it would be il
either Of the opposing tickets should
be successful.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26

A fine display OF silver ware, fan cy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect These goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26

Charles Oregon, practical watch
maker, arrived FROM San Francisco,
and has taken charge Of the Gem
jewelry store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26

Go to Ben Craigbead's for water
melons, pigs feet and olives, fresh
from the keg.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-10-26
ELEU1loN PROCLAMATION.
BY the Board or County Comma,
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada.

Notice is hereby plven that on Tuesday. Il I,
9th cay Of November, A d, 1872. TT the severn
election precincts, hereafter named, in IN,
County of Elko, ate of Nevada. u e.n.,,,
Election will be held for the GLOWING nAn,d
State and County officers which election MI.
not be opened later than 8 o'clock A. NJ. and
shall continue open until @ o'clock p. N. q
said day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
oHEvALlER eRloANp
Is Back al Hls,oId Tricks in Italy -MulchluD
a Baron.

Promo Lettcrl
ono OF tho most characteristic cases
Of brlgandago and which has attracted
the most widespread attention is that
OF the capture and ransom OF Baron An
tonic Spitalicri. The latter lives at
Caniania, The other day he set out to
visit one OF his estates at same distance
from the town. lie was accompanied
By his son. As, however. there Is ma
laita about tho grounds 0f this property
OF his, he did not sleep In the icudnl
CASTILLO which dominates his estate, but
went To pass the night at tho house Of
his mother-in-law, certain Baroness
Ciancl0, who lives near by The
next morning, riding back 20 his prop.
crty To arrange some matters with his
brilih, he was attacked by nine splen-
didly mounted brlginds, armed with
carbines revolyers and daggers. All
were handsomely dresscd-sOme
ia cloth, some IN velvet. They captured
the baron, bound the servants and de-
manded an enormous sum as n ransom.
The baron declared that he had not 80
much money with him, whereupon the
brigunds took him securely bound TO
the villa OF the baroness, who. on soe-
ing the approach ol the band, hurriediy
bulted the doors and windows OF the
house. A demand was made by the
hrlgands for the ransom Of the baron,
and utter prolonged negotiations IN
which the yilmgo priest, who had made
his appearance upon the scene, took
part, The sum Of sl0,0 900 was agreed upon
and thrown ont of the windows By the
baroness 10 the hrlgand leader The
brigands then let this baron GO Tho
latter ran up the stairs into the house.
forgetting 10 close tho door behind
him. The brgands, taking advantage
OF this circumstance, at once invaded
the villa, got possession Of all the wellp-
Ons in Il and demandcd ol tho baroness
all the money she poaessed.
She declared that she had nothing
but tho Sl0,OO0alrcady given them, But
the brigands did not believe hcr and,
putting their daggcr ~ her throat, in
sisted that She should show them all
her yalnablcs. She still resisted do
claring that she could give them moth
ing more The brlgana chief then
made her give him tho Keys 10 the
ground floor rooms, where he soon
found 10000 francs, which he o. once
appropriated. Finally, aitep The fatigues
OF the search, the hligands rested and
refreshed themselves, drinking tho
baroness champagne and smoking her
claara. For eight hours their victims
had 10 endure their presence. When
they AZ last went away, they kissed tho
barons hand. assuring him that Tor tho
future his family would b. eafc, aud one
o. them even turned back and gave the
baron his watch and chain. saying that
In The hurry Of tho departure he had
forgotten ~ restore II,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

whose people lost their all
iu defense of the lost cause
the trsdilou Of the department runs
Is was litle less than lost cause she
espoused slen having finished her
COURSE in thy Charity Hospital Train
ing school, 5he offered herself to the
board OF hcath A typhus outbreak
had chem dccimated the staff of the old
EiyeaIje hlspital on BlaclSwell's
Island npd Inc authorities were at
their wits ends where to get other
NURSES. They looked aghast at this
lrail Young girl and asked her, almost
harshlyi n she knew that She was
ol,a lg almost certain death. She
capie calmly that she knew; IL
flas har chosen work. So
they took her, and the doctors soon
learned TO trust her as their chief sup
port in the unequal fight Before it
was won she too succumbed and for
weeks the city across the river that
had heard the story of her devotion
aud her suffering listened anxiously
dey by day to bulletins from her sick
bed She recovered and was made ma
iron in The course OF years at the muni-
lcent salary OF $50 month. Ever
since she has been the mainstay
and guardian angel Of the island,
coupling with her duties as matron
and nurse now those of hospital
apothecary as we'll Having passed
the requisite examination, she
has been duly commissioned TO mix the
medicines, as well as to care for the
sick When, last February, in single
day fity-seyen Russian exiles were
iound in half dozen lodging houses
suffering from typhus fever and were
packed of TO Riverside hospital, fob
lowed by procession that swelled
theis number 10 hundred before the
week had passed, Miss Holden spent
forty hours among them without sleep
snd almost without food, arranging,
eo1thilg and cutting the hair from
their ievered browh until, literally
wocI. out, she had TO be carried 10 bed.
AZ an institution North Brother is
land % unique. There Is nothing like
IL anywhere in the world. In the
great cities OF Europe they have float
ing hospitals for smallpox and more or
l6ls perfectly Isolated contagious
wards in their ordinary hospitals,
The isnintion secured in New York Is
absolute and II must ever be the chief
defense OF the city and of the nation
against an enemy that is forever knocks
ing. L. /. CHASE,