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PROTECTION DEMANDED.

Frederick Douglass Appeals to tho Re-
publican Party on Behalf OF His Race.
I have read the article by Mr.. r. Thomas
Fortune on "Soathsrn Home Rule" and am
free to confess that it is one of the ablest
and best contributions to current literature
upon the subject that it treats. 1t cannot
fail to prove of the deepest interest, not
only to the white and colorsa people of the
north, but Of the south RS we'll. l am firm
In the conviction thai it will produce q de.
oided Impression upon thinking people
everywhere. north and south, east and
west. II is thorouehly comprehensive in
its treatment and Will strike the true patri-
OTIS OF the country with no little alarm Mt
the conditions that seem to surround us.
The nation should find q remedy for Nil
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1Ablot, Tho. ~ Sir wal
tor Scutt.
Adam Bode, ByG. E1io4,
3 Ks0pss Fables.
airy Fairy Lillian. ~
tho Duchess.
3 ALICE by Lord llytton.
AlhambTs. BY Washlng.
ton Irving.
Andcrsen's Fairy Tales.
An April Lady. BY tho
Duchess.
lar Egyptian Princess.
BY Geofg Eherf.
10 An Ocean Tragedy. By
w. Clark Russell,
II Aurcllan. BY VIM. Ware.
~ Anrora Floyd. By Mia
n. B. Braddof.
~ Arabian Nights Enter.
tAlnment.
Il Arundel Motto, Tha, BY
=. ~2SAl AAJs
- Barnaby Rudge. N
10 Baron Munchausen.
~ Beyond Pardon. b
Bertha u. Clay.
u Rirds Of Prey. BY Miss
y. y. Braddop.
10 Dondman, The. ByHall
Game. i
20 Drlde Of Larnmefsnoor.
BY Sir Walter Scott,
~ Bride Of the Nile. BY
0eoTR Ebcrs.
00l4 lyp by the Sea, By
BIZ Samuel Baker.
% Catherine. Thaclsoray.
~ Chaplet Of Pearls. BY
Charlotte II. Yongo.
70 Chandos. BY Onida.
a6 Charles Aucliestef.
"a Charlotte Temple. { By
Mrs.. Rowson.
70 Children Of tho Abbey.
By Regina Maria Roche.
80 Chifd's History OF Eng
land. BY Dickens.
30 Christmas Stories. By
Charles Dickens.
81 Coming Race. BY Lord
Lytton.
80 Coningsby. ByLord Dea-
consaeld.
- Cousin Pons. Ry Balzac.
81 Crown OF wild Olives.
BY John Ruekin.
IS Daniel DerOnda. By
George Eliot.
80 Dcldee; or, The land
BY Florence Warden.
81 Daughter Of an Empress,
The. BY Muhlbach.
50 David Coppertield, BY
Charles Dickens,
50 Daughter Of Heth, Ey
William Black.
20 Deemster, The. BY Hall
Game. +
d Deerslayer. By J. Feni-
more Cooper.
~ Denis Duval. ByW. II.
Thackeray.
Is Dicks Sweetheart. by
the Duchess.
a Dombey and Son. BY
Charles Dickens.
Is Donal Grant. BY George
Macdonald.
46 Donovan. BY Edna Iyall.
u Don Quixote. Cervantes. /
% Dora Thorne. BY Bertha
N. Clay.
- Dove in the Eagles Nest,
The. BY Charlotte III.
Yonge.
90 Dpke's Secret BY Bertha
d. Clay.
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NM IN HANDSOME cLoTHgBINDINa.

1890
" Last Lynne. ~ lfrs.
Henry Weed.
a. Enc Qgilvic, by Mrs,
Oltphant.
% Esotist Tho. ~ 1eorss
Meredith.
% Ernest laltravers. ~
Lord l.ytton.
% Eugene xy1n. ~ Lord
Lytton.
% IaIf Women. ~ l1.s.
81 Faith ma unalth. D.
tho Duchess.
o False Start, A. By Haw.
10y Smart.
30 Far from tho lfaddin.
Crowd. BY Hardy.
% Felix Holt. Dy George
Eliot.
d File No. III. b Emilia
Gabprlau. 3
% First Violin, Tho, ~
Jcsaic FothsrNill.
% For Lilias. b. Roaa
NouchettS Carey,
F1nl Play. ~ Chaslss
" Flying Dntehnsan. ByW.
Clark Russell.
% Frederick the Great and.
Hls Court. Muhlhncl.
o. Gilded Clique. by Em1o
Gaborinu.
90 Gold Elsie. BYE Naflitt.
% Great Expectations. ~
Charles Dickens.
~ Grlmm's Fairy Tales, n
lNatrAtcd d. BY tho
brothers Grimm. !
u Green Mountain Boys, ny
Judge Dr.. Thompson,
70 Grifath Gaunt. ByChas.
Reade.
- Gnilderoy. BY Onida
- Gulliycr's Trave.A BY
Dean Swift.
Is Guy Aannering. by Sir
Walter Scott.
20 Hardy Norscman, A. ~
Edna Lyall.
= Harry Lorrcquer. Cy
Charles Lever.
g Handy Andy. ByLover.
70 Henry Edmond. BY w.
n. Thackeray.
30 House on the Marsh. By
Florence Warden.
q uypatlR. BY Kingsley.
O. In Peril Of Ills Life. BY
Emile Gnboriau.
E In tho Gchiliingscourt,
BY 3. 1Iarlitt. .
81 1vanhoe. Sir W. Scott.
Is Jane Eyre. by Charlotte
Brontc.
% Jonn d0!ll48. BY Miss
Nui0ck.
Ct June. BY Mrs. Forester.
q Kenelm Chilliugly. BY
Lord Lytton.
% Knickerbocker History OF
New York. Irving.
90 Knight-E rrant. By Edna
Lyall.
o. Lady Audley's Secret. By
N. &. Braddon.
% Last Days Of Pompeil.
% Last Of the Mohicaus.
"a Lady CastlemAiness
Divorce. BYE. N. Clay,
06 Lerouge Case. BY Emile
GabOriau. :
90 Lorna Doone. BY r. D.
Blackmore.
81 Lothsir. BY Lord
Beaconsneld.
81 Macleod Of Dare. By WI
liam Black.
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Bucklen's Arpica SAlyn.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
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from weary eyes, readily Yields to the po-
tent influence of the celebrated English
Dsndelion Tonic. 1t tones up the digest
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81 per bottle.
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% Mndcnp Violet. Hlacl,
100 Martin Chuxxlnwjt.
1O1 March In the Ranks, "A.
Ny Jessie FotheTgill.
1oo Nssterlnan Ready. BY
MaTryat.
100 Alnstef Passion. ny
Florence Narryat.
i04 Middlcmaych. BY Eliot.
los MIL on tho Floss. BY
George Eliot.
100 Molly " BY the
Duchess.
io7 Moonstone, The. Byw.
Collins.
1O0 NonAatery. By Sir
Walter Scott.
100 Monsieur Lecoq. Emilia
GnbOriau.
10 Moths. BY Ouida..
AL Murders In the Rue
MOrguo. BY Foo.
III Nv Hearts Darling. By
Nv: Ncimbnrg.
liz Ny Lord and Ny Lady.
.Dy Mrs. Forester.
liz Iystery Of Orciva1. Ey
Gaboriau.i
11b Mysterious island. The
BY Jules Y1rne.
116 Nick Of tho Woods.
III Nicholas Nlckleby.
lis No Name. BY Wnde
i Collins, /,
I'D Not Like Other Girls.
~ Rosa N. Carey.
I'D Old Curiosity Shop.
l-lOld Namsscue,a 80.
Crct.
les oldAiyddleton's Money.
by N. G. Hay. I,
10 Oliver Twist,
ia Onlythe Governees. BY
RDsn Nouchettc Carey.
les Other Peoples Money.
by Gaborinu.
1a6 Othmar. BY Ouida.
127 Our Mutual Friend. BY
Charles Dickens.
I'D Owl House, The. BY ..
Iarlitt,
100 Pair Of Blue Eyes, A.
BY Thomas Hardy.
100 Pathfinder. BY ]. FEM.
more Cooper.
l3i Paul and Virginia.
1@ Phantom Ship, The, By
Harryat.
133 Pickwick Papers.
134 Pilgrlm's Progress. By
John Bunyan.
1875 Pilot, The. BY Cooper.
! 1886 Pioneer. Cooper.
137 Prairie, The. By Cooper.
1893 Prime Minister, The. BY
Anthony Trollope.
130 Princess Of the Moor,
The. BY y. Marlitt.
40 Queen Hortcnse. BY
Louisa Muhlhach,
al Rcdgauptlet. ByScott.
142 Red Rover. BY Cooper.
143 Reproach Of Annersley.
~. BY Maxwell Gray.
ia Rhoda Fleming. by
George Meredith.
143 Robinson Crusoe. by
Daniel Defoe.
148 Rob Roy. BY Sir Wal
ter Scott. /.
147 Romance Of q Poor
Young Man. Feuillet.
146 Rory O'More. BY Sam
uei Lover.
140 Romole. BY Geo. Eliot.
$50 Scottish Chiefs.
III Search for Basil Lynd.
hurst. By r. N. Carey.
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l69 6eooad wife. Tha.
y. Maflitt.
1o8 6esamo and Lilloe,
John Ruskin.
IN Set In Diamonds,
Bertha u. Clay.
f66 6handon Bells. Hlat
100 shirley. By Charld
Bronte.
167 Silence Of Dean N
land, Maxwell Gra
1b8 Sketch BOOK, ByWa
ington Irving.
3s spyiThe. By cocp
Mary Cecil Hay.
1d1 The AntiQuary. 81
Walter Scott,
1G2 Strange Adventures q
Ph10tcn. Black.
1e8 Strange Case Of
Jekyll and Nj. HyI
BY r. i. Stevenson
162 Strange Story, a.
Lord Lytton.
1o6 Sunshine and Roses.
Bertha n CLAY.
100 Swiss Family Robins
161 Gyrlin. BY Ouida.
100 Tale Of Two Cities,
10o Tho Young Duke,
BeaConsGeld,
10 Thaddeus OF Wars
III Th1 Countess Eve.
]. II. Shorthouse.
III The Fairy Of the AZ
by b. Werner.
17S Three Gnardslncr,
Alexandra Dumas.
10 Tom Browns 8chd
days, BY Hughs
176 Tom Brown at O1fo
BY Thomas Hugllel
176 Tom Cringle's Log,
Michael Scott.
~ Tour Of tho World "a
Days. BY JULES Vcr1
176 Twenty Years After,
Alcxa ndre Dumas.
1sp 10000 Leagues I'm,
tho Sea. By Verne
| leo Twice Told Tales.
Nathaniel Hawthor,
301 Two Years Before
Mast. BY r. Il. Dal
Jr.
1e9 Uarda. BY Georg Ebe
1e;3 Vanity Fair. BY w.
Thackeray.
1874 Tho Vendetta. 8alz,
us Vicar OF Wakefield. +,
Oliver Goldsmith.
1G8 Vivian Grey. BY X
BeAconsheld.
1877 Vixen. BY Miss n.
Brnddon.
188 Waverley. BY Sir w
ter Scott.
$50 We Two. BY Lyall.,
100 Wee Wine. BY Carey
101 What's Mines Mine, /
George Macdonald.
1872 Wooed and Married.
Rom N. Carey.
1903 Widow Bedott Pepe'
BY Mrs. Whilcher.
104 Willy Reilly. BY W
lam Carleton.
los Woman's Face, A.. |
Mrs. Alexander.
1876 Woman in White, II
BY Wilkie Collins.
1877 WOman's Love Story,
BY Bertha n. Clay.
1893 WnOing OF, The.
Mrs. Alexander.
100 Zanoni. BY Lytton.
200 zenohia. BY WIN. Wa
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE,

Pullman servics daily between Chicago. st.
Paul. Montana, and the Pacific Northwest; and
between ct. Paul. Minneapolis aud Minnesota
North Dakota and Manitoba points.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the Above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick headache, In
digestion, Combination or Costiveness W. can
not cure with Vests Vegetable Live" Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with. They
are purely vegetable. and never fail to give astis-
faction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes. Is cents
beware Of commercials and limitations. The
kenuins seld by II. NJ. Parchen J. Co... Helena
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TIME SCHEDULE.


TRAINS ARRIVE Al HELENA.
No. l, Pacific Mail. west bound .....,, Lax n.
No. Atlantic mail. east bound ......., 1928 u,
No, 3, Logan and helena pas 1enger,
connecting at Logan with train No.
., paclhc express westbOund ....... 2:l0 a.
No. 8, Garrison and Helena passenger,
connecting At Garrison with train
No; 4: Atlantic express eastbound. 1925 D.
no. ., MarysVl!ie passenger. :..........11:2O a.
20 ~. MarysVllls 6:45 p
No. 102, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays."......:....... 500 ..
TRAINS DEPART rom HELENA.
No. !, fscife Nail; west bound ........ $50 p.
60 2; Atlantic Mail. east bound .. :. 1885 ..
No. b. Helena and Logan passenger,
connecting at Logan with train
no i Atlantlc express eastbound.. lilo p
connecting at Garrison with train
Nc 3. Pacific express westbound.. .. 2:I5 a.
80 = Marysv!i1e passenger. 7:5 a.
No. &, Marysvills accommodation, 300 n.
No. ~, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
PASSENGER $3.50. H.. ............ 7:s5a.
No. 101, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. s:15 a.
For Rates. Maps, Time Tables or Spec,
Information apply to Chas. s. Foo, Gensr
Passenger and Ticket Agent, St, Pa,
Mimi, or -
I'D. EDGAR.
General Agent Of the Northern Pacific r. r.
HELENA. MONT.
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THE LINZ.

Daily Express Trsins carry elegant Pullman
6lespins Cars. Dining Cars. Day Coaches, Pull
man Tourist bleepers and Free Colonist SleeD
ing Cars. ~ <
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~YELLOWSTONE PARK ROJrF

The Northern Pacific railroads. the rail line 40
Yellowstone Park; the popular line to California
and Alaska; and its trains PASS through the
grandest scenery Of seven states.
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THE DINING CAR LINE.

Dining Cars are run between Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapoliss Winnipeg, Helena. Butte. Tacoma
Seattle and Portland. =
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THROUGH TX
Are sold at all coupon offices of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to points North, East. South
and West, in the United States and Canada. },
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! oanHERN
PACIFIC a.R.
the .
GREAT TRANSC0NTINENTAL ROUTE,

Passes through Wisconsin, Minnesota. North Da.
kots. Manitoba. Montana, Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27

:. Advertisements under this head will he pub
lishcd until the County Conventions meet 70
$40, invariably in advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27

The Dayton Times says: The Re-
publicans Of Storey county have
pledged their Legislative ticket to II.
F. Bartine for United States Senator.
1t is in order now for Ormsby county
to pledge her ticket for Williams,
Washoe county to pledge hers for
Foley and White Pine county hers
for Cleveland.
Denver Ne,cS:-There may be great
changes and much fusion in the next
few weeks. 1t is probable that the
Popu.ists will fuse with the Republi-
cans in Indiana, Michigan, Iowa and
Illinois in exchange for the with
drawal Of Republican tickets down
Sooth. The Populists hold the bal
ance Of power in Indiana, West Vir-
gaia, North Carolina and Connecti-
cut.
Ex:--"Tommy, how did you get the
back Of your neck all sunburnt?"
"Pullin-weeds IN the garden" But
you is all wet, my son." That's
persp'ration." "Your vest is on
wrong side out, too" "Put it on that
was a-purpose. And how does it
happen, Tommy, dear, that you have
got Jakey Du Bois's trousers onP"
(Atter long pause): Mother 1 can
not tell lie. I've been a-swimiu."
The editor of an exchange drove
away dull care half an hour the other
day in the production of the following
pathetic tale: A humble boy with q
shining pail went gayly singing down
the dale to where the COW with the
bfindle tail on the clover did regale
! A humble bee did gaily sail over the
soft and shady vale to where the boy
with the shining pail was milking the
COW with the brindle tail, The bee
lit down On the cows left ear, her
heels flew through the atmosphere
ond through the leaves of the chest.
nat tree the boy scared on 70 eternity
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27
Railroad Assessment .

The State Board of Equalization
and Assessors, On Saturday, assessed
the railroads Of the State as follows,
per mile:
G. P. r. R.-Main Track and Roll
ing Stock, $4,000; Side Track, $1,000.
This company has 1882 miles OF
main track and 44.1l side track in
Nevada.
V.&T. r. R-M. T. g. r. s. $1l,75O;
side, $500. Miles of main track 81. rs;
side track, 1854 miles.
@. G. G. II. R.--M. L. & r. s. S3,40O;
side, $500. Miles of main track, 1872;
side track, TX miles.
E. & z. r. R.-M. Il. & K. s. $500;
side, $500. Miles of main track "a;
side track, 21s miles.
NC. & o. Ry.-M. T. & r. s. 90, 500;
side, $500. Miles Of main track,
28.14; side, 2O47 miles.
New. Cen. Ry.-M. L. g. r. 8. 80, 800;
side, 81 500. Miles of main truck, 90;
side, 2 miles.
Ruby Hill Ry.-M. T. d r. 8. 81, 900;
side, $3.50. Miles of main track s; side
IA mile.
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Ancient Gold Cures.

Gold ia the metallic State was used
by physicians a. early as 46 B. g.
The famous Dutch physician Boer-
have gave hnid gold for stomach
troubles in 1725. Gold has always
been radical cure. The Monroe In
proved Gold Cure Company, Hay
wards, CAL, will cure liquor, opium
and morphine habits, quickly, cheap
ly, permanently. Write for circulars
q I'd testimonials.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DepO. Hotel Clark q Green. Proc
prIetOrs.
John Lushman, Pleasant; Charley
Reboule, Albert Reboule. Jacob Con-
rad, J b Roberts, E A Whitcomb, j A
Robertson, j Fl Hayward, Mrs e V
Streeter, Lamoille; Mrs E M Rey-
nolds, South Fork; James III Dewar,
Board Corral; A l. Snider, Deeth; H
z Tbrall, s F; Walter Stofel & son.
Mrs r A Shearer, Stofel; A L An
drew, Reeds Station; Jos A Taylor,
Min City; Fl A Young, Blaine; Robt
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Proposals for Plans of Church
Building.

The Board OF Trustees Of the Presbyterian
Church hereby invite the submission OF plans
and specifications for q church building to
be erected In Elko. Cost OF building not to
exceed twenty-five hundred dollars. Build
Ing to have a seating capacity Of two hun
dred. Plsus to be- submitted on or before
october LIST, IS92. For particulars inquire of
the undersigned,
IA. PLUHMER,
Chairman Board OF Trustees.
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MARRIED..

JEwETT-JEwEnL:- At the residence
Of Mr.. j. B. Gheen, LamoilFe Val
ley, Nevada, September %, 1892, by
Rev. John Wallace, Mr.. Johu s..
Jewett to Miss Birdie Jewell.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27

Gem Hotel---R. Battles. Manager.
Mrs S NJ Plumb, Miss N Thomas
sob, Duck Valley, G " Taylor, Pleas
ant;J b Fitch, Wells; Mart Eager.
South Fork; NJ S Albright, Kansas
City; w r SpaldIng, Truckee; j D
Reid, F Fisher, Miss Petri, Ham Nc
Gaia C daughter, Hasleck; j r Henry,
Tom Henry, Mound; Lee Scranton,
Jas Murphy, Fort Halleck; Ernest H
Westall, Ruby Valley; Taylor Allen,
Osinc; G F Mcknight, Alex Weiland,
w PettygroTe. P G Hymap. S F;
Charley Hanks, B G; Al Dakin, w Ii
Dakin, j q Whining, Jack Roberts,
Fred Reinken, G B Leddick, Mrs
kendrick, Ed Laberski, Hank Smell,
A Andrews, La.noille; j S Martin, A
Mcpherson, M G Cecil, Fred Wilson,
M G Borges, VIM Brasheer, G Stin-
son, G w johnson, Tuscarora.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27

once. s...
The political pot is beginning to
boil in good shape. ..
There are 40 names on the registry
list OF the Elko precinct.
The mixed up condition Of Nevada
politics is making many strange bed
fellows.
The Carson Ne,rs says that Senator
Stewart is billed to speak at every
place in the State except Carson.
W. B. Randall, an employee OF the
Carson Mint, was Secretary of the Re-
publican Convention of Ormsb by coun
ty.
The Silver Convention meets to-
morrow. The great question with
the different candidates is what will
it dog
We will have something to say TO-
morrow about the assessment of rail-
road property by the State Board of
Assessors and Equalization.
Agood many delegate from Tus-
carora and other parts OF the county,
TO the Silver and Democratic Con-
ventions arrived this afternoon.
The Reno Journal says: Church
Ill county is falling into line, and we'll
informed then say Weaver will carry
the county by large majority.
IL you vote for either Harrison or
Cleveland, you throw your influence
on the side of Wall Street and against
the prosperity of your own State.
Go 20 Freeman Hall tomorrow
night at o'clock and hear Senator
Stewart and. Hon. Thomas Wren dis
cusB the political issues Of the day.
With the reconciliation of silver
will come boom such as Nevada has
not seen since it became a State.
Vote for Weaver and help it along.
James G. Blaine is giving Benjamin
Harrison dose Of silence equal to
that with which Roscoe Conkliug
paEalyzed the Republican party in
1894.
Ell G. Winnie, one of the Republi-
can candidates for the Assembly in
Ormsby county, refused to pledge
himself to vote for Bartine for u. s..
Senator.
r. p. Hamill informed the INDIE
PENDENT this morning that man
from Deep Creek, whose name he
did not learn, was kicked to death by
horse at recoma, yesterday.
The Harrison Republicans OF Elko
county are growing great deal over
the flop OF the Enterprise into The
BarSine camp. They think it makes
Stewards road moro rocky.
Everybody, men, women and chill
dren, should turn out tomorrow night
and hear Senator Stewart and Hon.
Thomas Wren dissect the Harrison
gold-bug ring OF Elko county.
Young men who want to become
milIiouairss and United States Sen.
ators should start truck garden out
West and sell the miners cabbage al
rs cents pieae and turnips ut 4t
CENTS pound. That's the way Sen.
ator Mcdonnell, OF Idaho, did it.
The election OF Harrison or Cleve.
land postpones the free coinage of sll
yer for four years at least if not for
ever. Will the people of Nevada helI
to place either in the White House,
Lat us all push along the free coinag,
car by voting for Weaver and Field
New Hampshire, Connecticut, Mas
sachusetts and New Jersey Popnlisti
have nominated full tickets aud will
make a vigorous canvass FOR free coin
age smong the laboring people. Will
they will not carry one of these STATE
they will poll enough votes to rende
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SALMAGUNDI.

No Advertisements Allowed Under
Tnis Head.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of Il. J. Turner,
Deceased:
az office is hereby given by She undersigned
~ executor OF the cFtate of X. J. Turner
deceased, to the creditors Of and all person
having claims against the said deceased, I
exhibit them with the necessary voueheTsl
within four months after the first publica
ton Of This notice, 70 the said executor, al
his place OF residence at Deeth, Nevada.
r. C. ORR,
Executor Of saii Estate.
J. A. PLUKMER,
Atty. for Executor 90 20 d
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27

Shiorly, Saltwater; John Shelton &
son, Shasta, Cal; L Wood, Tucson;
w L Fordham, Tecoma; w F Ma
honey, Chas Fitz Henry, Gantz Creek;
E l. McKellips, S w Knapp, Ogden;
Geo R Wilson, Weiland's; II
Whited, @ H Hunt, Wadsworth; B Fl
Wild, wife &c daughter, Los Angeles.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-09-27
NOTICE..

Mr.. Joe Sperlich is acting ae my
agent in Carlin. All work entrusted
to him will receive care and des-
patch.
l.. WINTERMENrEL,
s-2tt Jeweler, Elko, New.
The best razors made, and complete
shaving outfits. at Muller's.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF MONEY
s,oeriues and Sales ne the Richmond Tobacco
Exchauec--InternsI Revenue Couec-
tlons-Forelsn Advioes'

NEW YoNK. June q. Money easy al l@l1z,
closing al ~. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. ass1< @4s95f actual rates, 4s77S@AS'2l
for sixty days and 4ss4@ass1S for demand
Governments closed steady currency 0s' LOG
hid. extended As. coupon, III bid; EXTENDED
rs. registered. 100 bid.
stocks were extremely dull this morning,
lint the eales amounted % $4,000 shares. Rich
snond and West Point preferred was. excep-
fionauy weak and at one time was down 51s.
while the common declined y. Union Pa
eiao was also very weak and declined /. On
She other hand. Rock Island was strong and
advanced ~. With the exception OF the
stocks named. the list fuctusted but slightly;
and et noon values were little changed
from yesterdays's figures. Stocks were little
more active during the last half OF the day,
and prices steadily advanced on some buying
OF the leaders. Even Richmond and west
Point recovered some Of the early decline.
The weakness Of that stock was due 70 t9e
growing conviction that receiver VIII nnaliy
pe appointed for the property. Inc cioS gl x
prices were about tho highest u the day. IN. Inc
advance ranged from = 20 IA per cent LILO
aales amounted % ls4 2N shares.