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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Jim Campbell vent to Lovelock on
No. 1 to-day.
Miss Lou Craiehead camo down
from Wells TO day.
Mr.. and Mrs. YIN. Smiley, OF
Dceth, arrived on No. 4 to-day.
The President has nominated r. T.
Preston u8 Director OF tho Mint.
Dave Casper will leave for San
Francisco tonight to lay in n new
stock Of gooda.
Mrs. Frank R,akhart md childrcn
returned from tho Worlds Fair
yesterday afternoon.
Tho INDEPENDENT shipped a box Of
p~otatoss aud apples, sent in BY Fred
and Clark Drown, OF South Fork, 10
tho Worlds Fair 70 day.
TITO Miilor Bros, With tho three
emiSrnnt wugon', passed through
town this afternoon on their way
from Idaho 10 Southern California.
The report that Charles Madrid
w0B kicked TO death by Thomas
Brrp5 in Paradise Valley last Sunday
is pronounced n hoax by the Silver
State.
The yacht, Vnlkyrie, reached New
York Yesterday morning. Sho was
delayed 10y high winds and high seas,
but camo through without au acci.
don't.
The li.tlo fGur.year old daughter
Of Mr.. ind Mrs. X. l.. Fulton foil
out OF Il window Thursday evoning
broaking her loft elbow at tho joint
and the right thigh.
A lady reader wsnts 10 know il NO
believe in cures by laying on OF hands.
We do, madame, most %fervcntly. But
n slipper or Il rino single 10 much
bOttor.--G Galveston Nova.
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lFEoM MONDAYS DAILr.l
6ALMAG UNDl.
Silver 10 S.73L TO-DAY.

Silver is s.53N to-day.
The weather is delightful.
Mrs. Keith returued from Lovelock
CHS morning.
w. s. Clayton, OF Mound Valley
was in town to-day.
The merry Go.round arrived yester.
day and the children nrs all excite
nent
Frank Parsou and family OF Cusca.
rora nre visiting relatives and friends
in Elko.
NJ. II. Miller will leave for Noun
tain City to morrow on business son.
uected with tho Ross estate.
Tho party soen taking wood from
the lsDEPESDEST's wood pile last
night had better look out az all our
wood is loaded.
a Democratic President depending
upon the Republicans in Congress 10
carry nut his policies is a spectacle lit
to mako tho angels weep.
J. S. Gardner who went to Trucxce
last week to purchase lumber for the
new church returned last night. He
says Eiko il the best town ON thu
road.
Mra. j. J. Campbell and children
came up from Lovelock this morning
The INDEPENDENT is glad 10 learn
that the health Of tho family is i'm.
proving.
Fred The very first thing she
said to me when l called on her last
night gave mo hone" Arthur
"What wus it," she said her little
brother WAS nsicep."-Truth.
Hon. Allen G.. Thurman, the
noblest Roman OF them all, sent the
following telegram 70 Senator Cock.
riIl OF Missouri the other day: "Is it
possible that the United States Sen
rte. now Democratic, is to DO bull
decd into the demonstration OF sill
ver!"
Phil Triplctt, foreman Of tho ISDE-
PENDENT Office, had quito M ndvcu.
ture with n COW last night. As he
was going homo 10 was startled by n
noise behind him and on looking
back saw tho wild bovine coming
after him full tilt. IIo took to his
heels and whom Le got to Mrs. Shel.
don's house. on Idaho street, he
jumped over tho fence aud took n
short cut through the back way to
his fathers house. Phil says tho
o ran against tho fonce aud no
would swear that sho had blood in
her eye.
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Stop That Noise.

D. Will those Eastern papers plense
stop Tint nonsense about CONSOLIDATE
ing Nevada with Utah aud Montana
with Idnho until Delaware and Mary
land hayo been consolidated, Rhode
Island tackcd on to Connections. Yer.
mont ndded TO Muiuc, and Now
liampshiro given to Massachusetts,
With free coinage OF silver Nevada
and Montana no well ns Colorado viii
double thuir population, while tho
rotten boroughs Of Now England,
Dolownro und Maryland will become
G region VI deserted Villages. No.
vadG's statehood will never DO abol-
ishod whilo IL 10 represented in
Washington by II Siowart, u Jones
and II Nowlands Rocky Mountain
Nows.
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tFRoN THURSDAYS DArLY.l
8ALNIAGUNDI.
Bar silver is "a to-day.

Bar silver is "a today.
Lots OF new goods at Keyser &
Craighead's.
WI. Triton, OF Tuscarora, is spend
ing II few days in town.
Commissioner Russell arril ed from
The west this morning.
The Democrats of Massachusetts,
r~enominatcd Gov. Russell Yesterday
i. r. Brady arrived from the West
last night and remained in town to-
day.
Tho next session of tho Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows will be
held ut Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The more fashionable II boarding.
house tie more difficult it is to tell
what fruit is in the pie.-Atchison
Globe.
John Henderson, cashier Of the
bank, has been confined 20 his room
for several days with hcrnmorrhagc
OF the throat. HIS man: friends hope
he will suon he all right.
The railroad mcn at Wadswor;I
VIII" have boon working only 80 hour,
a week are now being put on fui'
time. rhis Nil! make times li,eli -
in that usually busy village. Jour.
nal.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations vii! Investigate Ii e charges
made against J. j. Van Allen, Clevc-
lands appointec for Embassndor 10
Italy. They should anchor him in II
tan vat for a while.
The Annual Convention Of Demo.
cratic Societies of Pennsylvania is
being hold At Allentown and i6 mt
tended by 1900 delegates. Vice
President Stevenson, Governor Patti.
sou aud other distinguished Demo-
Gratis are attending the meeting.
The merry-So. round, which has
been in operation here since Monday
night, will set up in Wells and be
ready for operator on Wednesday
evening October 4ih next. IL is a
source Of great at: uscment an; pleas.
ure and the people OF Wells will miss
n rare ;rea: If they fail 10 take il in.
Cassius Bvidcn, an insane ran
tired several bullets into tina wheat
ri. Of the Chicago Board Of Trade
yesterday, fatally wouuding 4. T..
Bennett, Secretary Of the Board and
Charles Roswell, n telegraph operator
and slightly woundng Yrs. W. w.
Lewis o, TItusvil!c, Penn one Of The
spectators in the gallery.
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For the Worlds Fair,

The lEDErEHDEST shipped n small
box OF l.lko county produce TO the
Worlds Fair to-day. In the box
was n potato, raised on the ranch Of
fred Drown on South Fork, that is
a cur osity. 1t consisted OF one large
potato out Of which had grown six
smpllor onoJ, tho whole weighing
FOUR and n quarter pOunds. Tho box
MISC contained five potatoes, weighing
c,glIt pounds, the product Of one hill
ttom @. II. villa ing's ranch, La
moille Valley, and II fow heads OF
bluct, purple and huliess barley
grown on tho rnnch Of Lloyd Butler
Oh South Fork.
Commissioner Russell Informed the
INDEPENDENT that n shipment OF 3Gj
pounds OF Nevnda produce wua uadc
yesterday from Reno. This shows
that Nevada still livcs.
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4 Stricken Town.

Tho typhoid malaria epidemic still
continues Mt Lovelock aud tho list Of
DEATHS from tho disease 10 enlarged
almost daily. IL is reported that
thoro arc nov siVteon caees OF tho
foyer in tho town, the hopes FOR no.
oovery IN several oil thom being very
slender. AZ Loyolock tho domestic
water supply 10 secured outiroly from
wells, and to tho eoepago from stag.
nant sloughs is nsctibcd tho cause Of
tho opidomic. --Silvor State.
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A lonesome Fight.

Judge G. G. Goodwin q the Salt
Lake Tribune writes AZ follows from
Washington: II do not despair Of
seeing. eventually, something done
for US in The West even at this session
but how much my hopes arc backed
by substantial probabilities | cannot
ut this time tell. /. is n very lone
some fight, for ns strange as it ma
seem, thero seems all over The East n
bitterness towards our Ecction, rs
though We had been in tho first pInco
responsible Tor these troubles here.
and as though our silver mincra had
for y"nrs been roLbing tho hnrd-woriI
ing honest people OF the East. In
point " TACT, / believe there is moro
honor, moro honesty and moro man-
hood in ono average western miner
than thore IL in Il whole churchfull Of
these people, even when they are all
singing psalms, and look as il the
good Lord was their older brother. ;
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lFRoM FRIpAY'e DArLY.l
SALAIAGUNDI

Nancy Hacks trotted n mile yester.
lay N @:c64.
Attorneys Wines aud Baker arrived
"n No. |, this morning.
This section was visited by a fine
rain last night and-,o-day-.
y iumP~of sugar saturnted with
vinegar will cure hiccotyh.
The Board OF Equalization Of Hum
l'idt county raised iio taxpayers
about 100000.
Dan deQuillc calls Cleveland "Tho
Shyl"ch Cza- and Barking Walrus Of
Buzzard's q %"
Tho merrY-So-roan !! will leave Mon.
day for Wells. The children chould
remember this and DO on hand to-
night.
The Mechanics Union OF Storey
county by II vo,e OF - to Ii has do.
cided to accept Sd so Il day instead OF
90 us heret.lure.
Miss Ellie Truett, ono of Elso
county's brightest teachers, is attend.
irs the Central Business College ut
Denver, Colorado.
The United States Land Office ut
Eurclin is 10 bD couSGlida. ed with tho
Land Office n: Carson. This will
throw a register ard receivec out o.!
Office.
TO make tho hiir grow n natural
color, prevent badness, and keep the
scalp healthy, Halls hair Remover
was invented, nnd has proved itself
successful.
The Silver State says that "Unc'e"
George Walk r, Of Winnemucca, is
very sick and that his recovery is
doubtful. Tho INDEPENDENT sincere
~ hopes that Bro. Walker may DO
spared many years yet.
The Boarl o: Equalization is in
session to day listening 10 the com.
plants Of those raised on mortgages.
Tho matter OF reducing the nssrgs
ment Of the Central Psciiic Railroad
ca. was postponed Unfit tomorrow.
The Board OF Equalization of Ian
dor county b. Il mIjority vote, no.
duced the assessment OF the m.iin
track OF tho G.. y. from $4,000 10
Sl2,COO per mile anu the uupatented
lands from ID cents to 10 cents per
acre.
An effort is being made 10 have n
very interesting meoling at the Pres
byierinn church Sunday evening by
the officers Of the C.E. Singing and
readings, after which now members
will DO received. All, young aud old,
arc invited.
To eradicate the poIsons which pro-
duce fever and ague, take Ayers
Ague euro. 1t cures without leaving
nny'injurious effect upon the system,
and is the only mchicine in existence
which may be considered an absolute
antidote for malaria.
In Holland II woman is q secondary
considcration-.and n poor cons:dcra.
ton at that. No Dutch gentleman,
when walking on tho sidewalk, will
move out of his way for II indy. Tho
latter turns out invariably, however
muddy or dangerous tho stpcct.
Ayers SIrsaparilla does what no
other medicine in existence can dn.
II searches out out all tho impurities
i'll the system and eSPels them hpTm-
lcssly through the proper channels.
Fhir is why Ayers SurgaparilIa is 50
pre- cniHently effective as II remedy
for rheumatism.
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A Great Liver Medicine.

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pilla
nro n suro cure for sick hcndacho
bilious complaints, d~yspepDia, indi.
geation, co~stiveness. torpid liver, otto.
T'icoe pills insurs perfect digestion,
correct the liver and stomach, rcgu.
iatc tho bowels, purity md enrich
Tho blood aud mako the skin clear.
They also produce n good appetite
and invigorato and strengthen tho on.
trio eys,cm by their tonic action.
They only require one pill for n dose
md mover gt,po or pickcn. Sold n
rs cts n boz by +. r. Muller, Drug
Rist.
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A sure Gnrr fNr pIlca.

Itching Piles nro Known by moist.
ure like perspiration. causing intense
itching when warm. THIS form ns
well as blind, bleeding or producing,
yield at once To- DR. Bnsanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on rutts
affected, nhsorbs tumors. ailays itch.
lux and effects II permanent euro. 80
cts. Drnrgieta or msil. Circulars
rec. DR.. BDs1Dko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by f. T.. Muller, druggist.
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Tnr Automatic Telephone 6 Flee.
tricnl company OF Canada proposes to
run n copper metallic trunk Inc direct
from Halifax to Vancouver, q distance
OF ~thirty.Gvc hundred miles. Local
plants will also be established In towns
md cities along the limo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01
After Breakfast

10 purify, vitalize and enrich the
blood, and give nerve, bodily and di-
gestivo strength, taltntH ool's Sarsn-
pnrIlla. Continue tho Wvdicino aftor
every meal for month or ito.
49, 80
HOODS Pills euro constipation. 25c.
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Notice.

The Board Of County Commiscion.
SO Mt their lnst meeting ordered tina,
zoo phblic DO, and thoy AFRO hereby
ao1iiicd that all bills for ocalps that
whay bo presented TO tho Board from
cad nftor this date will DO positively
Fe.eetod.
Il u. BLKEY,
hko. A,rth 0. 1903. Clerk,
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Protect your weak eyes from tho
ojurious eifuct OF sun and SNOW gluss
" getting n pair Of dirk glasses at
NuIlcr'a.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01

German OF Maryland said he under
stood perfectly that the resolution o
Dubois was one Of u series TO be in,
troduced to consume the two morn.
ing hours. The silver Senators were
doing more TO belittle the Senate 10
the eyes OF the country than II ything
that ever before occurred. Coming to
a reference to himself German sad he
did not believe the Senator from Col.
orado would stand upon the statement
he made, "fUr l take it lie alluded to
myself and tho Senator fSom ltbodo
Island."
Wolcott was quickly on his feet.
We have been advised" SAID he
that there has becu Il consultation
OF Senators going on for soaie days;
TINT the Senator from Rhode Island
was n'arshaliug the forces ot friends
OF repeal on this side, and that n Sen.
utor frUui Maryland had been uHr-
shaling members on that side who
favor repeal, with Il view OF agreeing
upon 0:n further and more rigorous
Measures which shall compel the
Senate 10 SIT longer LUrrs, IN order,
II possible, 10 by that means force II
rcie. / shall 10 very glad II ! am
misinformcd."
II have been a I..eribsr OF this b.dy
for twelve yrarc," balu GurSgn, "aud
this is the first INSTANCE in that zine |
have ever known OF II Senator, through
himself or his agents, Ia listen al
cCmmittee rooru douIs, or, from iufUr.
nation received from caves dropprrs,
tell The -enate the private c~uufereUc-
eS OF Senators upon any subject. 1t
is not necessary" added German, con.
t~emptuousl!, Ito say moro OF such an
incident"
HOUSE.
Morse OF Massachusetts created
quite n "rauSie over tho ~refusa! OF
the House to permit him to print
some newspaper extracts in connec-
iion with his recent criticism OF Com.
missioner Lochron.
Bland presented n substitute for
Louis resolution calling for iuforma.
ton rs TO hCw much SILVER Was pur.
chased in July aud August, and usk
ing the Secretary of The Treasury
why the full amount required under
the act OF 1870 had not been purchas.
ed In those mouths.
Morse, who Was veXed over the re-
fusal of the House t. permit him t.
load the Congressional Rrcyrl with
abuse of Commissioner LJchrtn,
made n point OF no quorum.
Fer three hours Morse biockadcd
all business in this way. and then The
resolution was carried by u vote of
lS9 TO i.
The Tucker bill then came up, and
Lawson Of Georgia addressed The
House IN support OF the measure.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

Al EVENING PAPER.
} ss3tsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02
AMUSING THINes.

Boy: "rhe teacher says ducks fly at
the rate OF 200 miles an hour" Father:
"Thats nothing, Pheasants fly at the
rate OF 1000 miles an hour" Boy:
GLOW dye know" Father: 'Pve tried
to shoot 'om. GOOD Me,gs.
Little Ethel (who has found the
words IN her fairy story) "What IL a
spectral light Tommy2" Brother
Tommy: "The light from spirit lamp,
l guess. "--Browning.King'S Monthly
She (aftor tiff: "Beiore we werc'
married you called mo lily OF the
Nile" He: ~ never was very good ut
geography. Guess / was thinking Of
tho AmaSon."-New York Weekly.
First street car horse: "Mo'll drop
dead some day in these streets" Soc
ond ditto: nj wo do we'll besure OF n
burial. There's plenty Of dirt here" =
New York 7o'cn Topics.
ayes" she said, "lshallmar Harold,
for l know no loves me" "HowY
ale Watched INC sharpen n pencil and
didn't luugh" -.IpdShingloa S'ar
Mrs. Day-"Did You ever see women
drug clerks in BostonW Old Mulbow-
"No; but Tvc seen en- sandbag rich
old widowor Brandon BaHpr
Norah! Norahl An whore arc ycz
goin, wild only wan rubber on2" "Wan
rubber's enough, mothor Shurc, an
It's not So very muddyl"-PUck.
~ saw several signs OF spring today"
remarked Bunting. "What were thew"
asked Larkin. 40 Lot,"-DttroH Fee
Press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Among the presents received by the
Princess Margaret, OF Russia, when she
was married recently to the Prince OF
Hesse, was a magnificent tiara OF dia-
monds from her godmother, Queen
Margaret, Of Italy. The late Emperor
Frederick insisted upon naming one OF
his daughters after the beautiful queen,
OF whom he was great admirer. Long
years ago it was said that he was in
love with her, Tho queen has invited
the young couple to visit her in Rome.
When n Chinese emperor dies the in
telligence is announced by dispatches
TO the several provinces, written with
blue ink, the mourning color. Az per.
sons of rank are required to take red
silk ornaments from their caps with the
ball or button OF rank all subjects OF
China, without exception, are called
upon to forbear shaving their heads for
100 days, within which period none may
marry, play upon musical Instruments
or perform any sacrifice,
The street car System of Tallahassee,
Fla, consists Of one car, is operated by
''nigger and q mule" both of whom
live only to please the people, Ii the
car happens to be going one way and II
passenger wants to go in the opposite
direction, he has only TO say so, and the
mule is Immediately hitChed to the
other end and the car started in tho de-
sired direction.
Businesslike Yankee lin the near fu-
ture)-"Beg pardon for intruding, sir,
but you are the governor OF these
islands, are you not?" Territorial Gov
ernor OF Hawaii am sir. What can
do for your" Businesslke Yankee
II notice one Of your volcanoes is
smoking. Like to sell you u down
draft furnace for it, sir."-Chicago 2flb-
unG
A New York actress is doing skirt
dance in hoops which measure hye
yards in circumference. New York
seems determined to make the Partisan
cancan appear respectable by contrast.
-Rochsster Herald.
1t looks Us il tho Worlds Fair will,
after all, be closed on Sunday. What
unexpected happiness for the men and
women who run lisreputable houses in
tle Nluuy Nll' NHuL huVNesIs VI III
nocent souls they will gather!-Iowa
State Register.
The Baltimore caterer who is to fur
nish the terrapin for the inaugural sup
per at Washington on tho evening OF
March 4 has contracted to furnish 1000
pounds OF the birds" They are 10 be
OF an average weight OF four pounds.
According to the Northwestern Miller
tho flour madein Minneapolis last week
amounted to 1870 barrels. seventeen
mills running and grinding at the rate
of 2S,50O barrels daily.
A horse which had been through the
war and which was owned by George
NJ. Barnett, OF stewartsville, Ind, died
the other day at the great age OF thirty
seven years.
Charles Q. Bell, OF Bonneville, Mo-,
who bears the title OF "Applo King OF
Missouri" says that the fruit crop Of
this year has not been impaired.
A father in roproying his son said
sternly to him: ''Did you ever see me
doing such thing as that when Twas a
boy?'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02

II there ID no mistake in the figures
as telegraphed from Charleston some
thing altogether wonderful must have
been proposed with regard to the ele-
vator in the capitol building, The sum
OF S2,645 ought to make very elaborate
repairs to an elevator or good deal OF
ordinary repair to very elaborate ele-
vator.
The lift in the capitol Is so modest an
affair that many shaFp-sighted people
go in and out Of the building many
times without knowing that such ma
chine is there. The chief end OF this
elevator is not SO much to elevate as to
keep quiet and still, obtruding itself on
nobody's attention, kicking up no sort
OF row, simply behaving itseif in u seem
ly, transformations way and ut convent
ent seasons providing a nothing-to'do
job at comfortable pay for somebody
who must have q job.
This remarkable elevator played a
conspicuous part, for the only time in
its strange life, during the gubernator-
ial contest. Judge Fleming's friends
set out to hold Delegate Harr straight
so that when the time came they would
have his vote. The famous Marion
County Guards were ordered on duty
at Charleston to attend uarr in his
sleeping and his wasingmoments. But
it was not enough. Harr was promised
the mine inspectorship which he after.
wards received, and still it was thought
we'll to bestow more. So Harris cousin
was installed rs elevator man with the
understanding that he must not work
the elevator too hard.
There is a tradition that q one.legged
man, hearing that there was an elevator
in the building, spent half day look
ing for it. After finding the elevator he
spent another half day looking for the
man who was supposed to run it, and
finally walked up the stairs without in
convenience.
An appropriation to pull the elevator
out and send it to the Worlds Fair
would be about the right thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson is
portly, gray.haired woman, who was q
northumberland looked it-when she
married this second husband, Her son,
Lloyd, who elaborated with Stevenson
in the CHASTITY tales, "The Wrong Box"
and 1.-THE WreCker," was amiddled.aged
man before he began to write. '
Secretary EIkins has been so success
full in his financial operations during
the past decade that he is already
spoken OF as the coming richest man
in tho country"
Senator Peffer's daughter is his pri-
vate secretary ut So per day. His son
draws the same amount for ALLEGED
services, and his nephew also, has the
same priced job.
Joseph Chamberlain, the English
statesman, before he entered politics
wrote farce he called who's Who?'
and played role in 1t at provincial
theater,
The czarowitz is about to visit Paris.
He will not, however, 80 in imperial
state, but in semi-incog, style, which
will rob his tour OF any political color
ing,
Mrs. Anna E. Field has been drawn
to serve on a petit jury in tho federal
court in Minneapolis, the first instance
of the kind in the history Of the state.
Mrs. Hoke Smith is said 10 be skill
full and brilliant entertainer, and it is
expected that she will shine socially in
Washington under the new regime.
Edison, the electrician, is d very
much oyerworked man, and begins to
feel as ii he could bear up under u good
long rest.
Congressman Curtis, OF Kansas, was a
jockey till no was l6 years old.