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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12
MRS. 4. z. UHL.

- - - -
Ny Spring Stock is complete in
every line, qualities of Goods are
the best, styles newest and pretti-
est and prices lowest.
The prudent buyer viii find it
greatly to his or her advantage to
examine my stock before purchas-
ing.
DRESS GOODS
A complete line of Dress Goods
of all the newest qualities,
styles, shades and kinds, at
very low prices.
SILKS
A large assortment plain, black,
eOlored, plaid, figured and
changable silks. Price rang
ing from SOC to $50
W0RSTED GOODS
A complete line of Cashmeres.
Henriettas. Serges. WhipcOrds.
Diagonals in many STYLES and
colOrs. Prices from y II to
$1.25.
WASH GOODS
A complete assortment Of
Dress Ginghams, Sc. to 30c.
LinOn d indie, u - to 15c.
Many new styles of Dress
Goods from 10 to 25c. Out
ing Flannels from I to u II.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
An immense line Of Dress
Trimmings, including Velyets.
Silks, Laces, Gimps. in all
shades, also beautiful rides
cent styles.
HAMBURGS-
The largest and finest assort-
ment of Hamburg Edgings and
Flouncngs ever seen in SOM
erset. Prices low.
LACES-
A great stock of laees OF the
kinds that are now most fash
ionable, in Silk, Linen and
Cotton, in Black, Cream and
White.
CURTAINS
Curtains in Nottingham, Irish
Point and Tamboured, Scots
to $1,000 per pair, poles 20c.
CURTAIN SCRIMS-
Curtain Scrims, 5 to Is cts.
SASH CURTAINS
A large assortment Of styles.
The largest stock ever shown
in Somerset, in fast black and /
colors. Prices and colors
guaranteed.
GLOVES
A full assortment Of kid, silk, .
and cotton gloves and mitts.
CAPES, REFERS. etc
Ny stock of Ladies and Miss
es capes, REFERS and blazers /
is very large, containing all /
the newest and most stylish /
makes. Prices range from /
$3.50 to $500.
MILLINERY GOODS
Ny Millinery Goods have been /
selected with great care and is /
the largest and finest assort- |
ment at the lowest prices.
ONE IN A HUNDRED
Not one of a hundred pretty
and useful articles that | have |
in stock can be mentioned for
want Of space in this paper.
Come and see that the half has
not been told about the hand 4
some goods and low prices.
hRS. 4. {. UHL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12
HAlIBURGS-

The largest and finest assOrt-
ment of Hamburg Edgings and
FlOuncngs ever seen in Som
erset. Prices low.
LACES-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12

I. /. & ?. (.
SUMMER GOODS
BOUGHT at Greatly
Reduced Prices,
to arrive this week and will be
Sold at Prices
Way Down.
OUR SILK and dress goods de-
partment is loaded with nice new
summer goods in all the new
shades.
IN GINGHAMS, challies, percals,
satines light and dark prints, We
will have an endless variety to Of
fer at prices way down.
ALL the latest styles in white goods,
embroidered founcings, ham
burg edgings, laces, ribbons,
handkerchiefs, stockings, dc,
just in.
A new line of shirtings, cretones,
tickings, bleached and unbleach-
ed muslins.
IN carpets, rugs, portiers, lace cur
tains, and oil clothes, we will Of
fer special inducements to buyers.
Having purchased large line of
new goods at greatly reduced pri-
ces, we want to give our customers
the benefit of buying new goods
cheap during the summer months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12
LACES-

A great stock of laees Of the
kinds that are now most fash
ionable, in Silk, Linen and
Cotton, in Black, Cream and
White.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12
WASH GOODS
DRESS TRIMMINGS

An immense line of Dress
Trimmings, including Eelyets,
Silks, Laces, Gimps. in all
shades, also beautiful rides
cent styles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-07-12

Ny Spring Stock IS complete in
every line, qualities of Goods are
the best, styles newest and pretti-
est and prices lowest.
The prudent buyer viii find it
greatly to his or her advantage to
examine my stock before purchas-
ing.
, 1893-07-10
Weu,
CHICAGO

perfpri9t ni6t mn oas ero6te frieeli6e
dmertfanif6e, fonoern ods erobte frieos
Ithe Gret9ntb Der melt Dor Sblu6 oiefesa
3abrhunoerts 3u weroen. Das fiibner, DO
1Itfts 3uriidibredenoer unternebmunes.
9etlt, uebun9 i'm pIanen mo 0usfibren
9ro6er Oinee uto 6eIo tPur %f0nnen, nm ole
ePtea9oer meltaus ftellune IN Ger oroS.
ortt9itet uno .oldn3enoiten Don allen bis=
bergen Deltausitelluneen III MAIDEN uro
oen DoIfern Ger Groe einen Seerif pon ser
RoRe Der tebntiden &eiitunesfdhi9feit mo
hunt III 9ebefl, IN wel6er Qmertfa eeoiehen
1T, miro 9efdehen.
3iir Ole reee Gheilnahme, u,el6e ma biers
5nlanoe ser DEMONSTRATING ef1teeeenbrinet,
1T Ole Sereitpiai9feit, nit rpeIder ole 6efebs
9ebun9en fat afer Stoatcn beoeutenoe Sumo
men 81 Dem 9ro6en 6,pef beptliot haber,
Elm htnreibenoer Sepeis. Nit itetie wad's
feroem 0nterefe ~perfoI9t oie game cipiliitrte
Delt Ole e~in3eInen tforti6ritts in ser Cuts
wtdelun9. ollie nit Ger 10 DEMONSTRATING in
Derbtnoun9 itebenoen GreieniIt wuroen pom
Qnbe9i1tn in Ger v3linois Stdats5eitut9"
nit DER 9ebihrenoert Sor9falt behanoeIt. Die
%Uod7etians9abe enthdlt tortldufero III ibers
itdtli4er form cine flare Oaritelu1to oller
bea6tenswerthen D~or9Gnee, peI6e fi6 bis
sum S9lu6 Ger 2lusitelluno uno oariiber
htnaus 3u et1em erfdopfenoen Gefammtbilo
g~eitalten weroen. Cine f%unoi9e, fa6eem6be
S9iloerun9 DER DEMONSTRATING in ibrem
Gntitehen, pie in ihrer Dolenonno miro fir
ptele Gauienoe bier ulto i'm aIten DaterIatoe
pom hohem mertRe iein. Man fam oes.
holb ii4er fem, oob man Derwanoten mo
5reunoer fein erniinibteres 6eibenf wdb.
reno oieier 6eit iertoen Fam, ais, inoem man
Elm announcement auf Gas mohenbIatt Ger
n1ainois Staats5eitur9" fir iie befteat.
Geraoe oteie 2Ius9obe ei9net fi9 pe9en
ihrer umfafenoen 8eridte pornehmlid gum
Derianot naf Oeuti6lano.
Oas 0obresabonuement auf Gas mo6en.
blatt Der nJainois Staats5eitnn9" betrd9t
fir oas
, 1893-07-10

6eute Oor 50 Sabren muBte Ser erltt
Otoroer in Chicago Ben @aI9en 6eiteigen
Der Wann bteB Sobn Stone uno bate in
Der @e9erO, mo- itb Sefferion befinOet, etnc
Srau gtamenS 9ucretia Sbomplon umqe.
bra3t. Son ben @ei9porencn, peldbt
StOne Derurtbeiltet, Ieben iebt npcb spei,
Or. Gobinion Grtpp, gSabai6 Noenue nobt
IA. StroBe, uno @9as. 6. Yed, Is 9incoln
Qpenue.
, 1893-07-10

NbenObIatt Der 81. Staats5tg, / Gent,
, 1893-07-10
Nnoere in dhnli6er Sage.


Wenttport6 6i9gtns, Charles Su66drb
lnb Nrtblr un6 6reb 8urnbam, iunge
Gerte I'M glitter bon 17-20 Sa6rel1, tparen
ge9en 4 ltbr 9tacbmtttags in einem 9tuoerz
b0Ote btnauSgefa6ren un0 batten in Ser
gtGbe oeS Sitbpiers Gin Sab genommen.
Nls Der Sturm loSbra6, tlctterten itc
lchneu in tbr Boot btnetn uno periucbten
5nrud5uru0ern. 9as letcbte Sabr3eu9
tpuroe iebo3 bon elmer groBen Welle erfoBt
uno lngeipOrfen. Sreo unb Qlrt6ur 8urnz
bon 9elang cs, it6 an benz gcfenterten
S0br5etge 10 LANCE feit5ubalten, Bis man.
bonn Yter 3lr 6ilfe fam; 6ig9tnS un0
Suooaro battcn iebob baS 8oot nicbt er7
retcben fOtnet, tie legten 1tb beB6alb duf's
Scbptntn1en unb fnmen total eri6Gpft am
Bter an, mo- it6 ibnen bill reicbe 6Gn6e
entgegenitredten. Die bei0en 8urn6ams
pur6en bon bem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vStiton" ans Qan6 ge6plt.
@barles SaunoerS aus ct. Souls. Ser
1tb bier gum 8eiudbe Der QluSitelung oufz
bait, tpuroe ungefG9r cine Babe Wteile bon
Der &uite in einem Huoerboote bon benz
St1rm llberraibt. Sem Sabrselt9 icblltg
I'm uno Dem 6eS Sbpimmens l111fltnot9en
blteb NIGHTS anberS iibrig, ais itcb an Sen
5ono oes 8ooteS anSuflamlnern uno auf
Sulfe, gu parten. 9teieIbe fam aber crit
na9 Gcrlauf elmer guten balben Stltn6e
ourcb ben S3Iepper vSloro", Ser chen
6opsu bon Dem 3DGe 9crettet. Dem Sci
iptel bes Wfatroien6 ermann fol9enb, ipran9
jebt Elm &amerao, befannt untcr Sem
9famen Stem gort 0utcbie", ms 8aiier
uno febrte baIO nit benz bouitGnbig err
1cboptten SannDers an 8OrO Der v6Iora"
3uriid.
, 1893-07-10
= So6n Samuellon BON So. 1447 Seem

= Sobn Somuelion BON So. 1447 Stem
port 2lpe. macbte 9eltern ar Der GIarfitraBe,
ntbt melt BON ietner 0obnlng, etnen
Spa3ier8ang, ais ct eirem iun9en WGodber
begegnete unb ii3 ais 6eiien 8egIetter an
bot. 9t0bOem bic 8eiben bis @racelanO
Qpe. 9egan9en paren, tpurbe SamucIiOn
BON brei &erIen niebergei6lagen unb INN
feline 8aarl6aft i'm 8etrage BON 81 be-
raubt. DIS ct Dteoer gu itcb fam, tparel1
feline Nngreifer pericbmunben unb feline 8ez
9~leiterin bate itb ebenfaIs nnii3tbar 9ez
macbt.
, 1893-07-10
Gerettet.

Die S6efftel6 Q(penue 9oltsei empftno
tur5 mach benz Sturm Sic gfadricbt, 6aB
ltabe benz SUB ser 9iperieD StroBe Elm Gltz
berboot, III bem 5pct Sun9en g~eielicn bait
ten, um9eitiir5t lei. Wtan fano Elm gefen>
tertes Boot, Die Snlaiien batten itcb ieoocb,
MACH luSiagen zines Siic6erS, Durcb
S6ptm"men gerettet unb tparen babonge>
laufe1t, Dbre ibre gtamen ~an5u9cben.
Die Jtachri4t, baB bret ju1ge 2eute nm
fern Der ~rGbcltenbam 8eocb" ertrunfen
letn, bat itcb 9llGlicber Weile ntbt erfitQt.
@rfunoig1ngcn in Der 2ebensrettungsitaz
tton er9abcn beute Wor9e1, 6aB bte Sobtz
geiagten gerettet tpOrben ieien.
SpGter: @iner 6eute Mtttaq etnqez
troffcnen Na6ri4t 5ur 6ol9e baben 1tcb Sic
8efitrcbtungen, 6ie MAJ iiber oaS Sbidial
oer ga6t vSealbeu" be9te, ais unbegriinz
bet ertpteien. Die Nac9t Iiegt iebt, Dem
SUB Der %. StraBe gc9eniiber, iicber por
Nnter. 6enrD Sbertpopb, Ser Bic 3eitunq
ocs 6abr3eugeS ilbernpmmen bate, Elm
trGfti9 9~e6auter iunger damn, ser ais SIM
genteur I'M 0tenite Der S9oenbofen 8retpz
ing So. an Der Ganalport Qlpe. itebt, lacbte
belte Wtorgen, ais ct BON 6en @eriicbt oeS
!OogtlCDellltDeH uHIel9Qf9e5 Def vSed>
i6eu" b0rte un6 ia9te:
Sd bermutbe, 6aB 6as @eriicbt BON So6n
&enOt, benz re9ulGren Captain Ser Oac6t
IN l1mlauf geieBt tpurDe, ipeil mir i'm 3u=
rltflieBen uno er iib MIR Iber uniere Sc
9elunfenntniB - Sic iitrigens ntcbt 10 gez
ring lit Guiti8 ma6en poQte. gBtr
limb ilberbaupt ni9t in @efa6r gepeien ;
ais tb Die 4n5eiDen bes Sturmes bemerfte,
befanoen mir uns Ser %. StraBe ge9enz
iiber. S6 bate feinen Qtnter an 8orO uno
ba auBerbem cine rejcblicb itarfe QlnsobG
BON Berionen ant Boot mai, 10 belt icb es
fir beiier Der Settle 5u3ulteuern uno sort
ittegen ollie aus. 0as Boot liegt sort
iebt itcber pera1fcrt unb in 10 gutem 3uz
1tanO aIs ie BORDER, Elm 8emeis, boB es
tetnen Sturm All be1teben bate.
, 1893-07-10
nit oenauer 10th oerettet.

&ur3 Dor 5 l1br mitbe1e itb Sgnab
Sopeu bon 2110 Q8abai9 Qlpe. AM 6uBe
Der 6arriion StraBe bon 8m. 0onogbue
Elm GtuDerboot unb fubr in ben See binouS,
troboem Der 8eitber oeS Sahr8euges i'm
ermabnt bate, lieber bobeim 81 bIeiben, oa
iicb Elm ltntpetter ilber 0en Gee %3uiammenz
3tebe. 6otpeu ent9e9nete ipOtttib, OaB er
ouf bem Naiicr 81 6arle let unb einen
tIeinen Sturm ni6t fircbte. Cine babe
Stun6e ipGter mar ietn Boot bon elmer
, 1893-07-10
misunderstanding unter9eeaneen.

lteber bas Sbidia( ser Oocht vScai6eu"
tper0en 6te ic6limmiten 8efiircbtun9en 9ez
iagt. Die yacbt iegelte nit 3e6n Snioiien
in BEN See btnauS uno itanb unter 2eitung
Des Columbia OacbtcIubs, Namels 6enrp
Sberpoo0 unb YotriG Wturpbp, 8eibe an
Der Setparo, 8pil9cn Ser 16. unb 16. Str,
pobnbaft. 0te ~iibrigen acbt Sniaifen
iparen 6reunoe Der @enannten unb BON
Oielen et1gelooen morben, an ber Tabrt
tbeilSunebmen, &einer bon linen mar beS
Se9elnS pouitanoig tunDig unb 10 tparen
tie macbtlos, ais ie BON BENT Sturm
iiberraicbt wurben, 3ubem mar bas Boot
itberfilut uno ba nur inn i9neuen 9anbeIn
ote M0gItcbfeit elmer &ettung lag, 10 lit es
iebr tuabricbeinLicb, baB OaS 6abr5eu9 UNI
i9lug u1O ale Snidiien ibren Sob in ben
Meuen fan0en.
, 1893-07-10

ltarfen WeIe u%mgelporfet uno CT lelbft in
Die toicnpcn 6lutb ~geitiir5t porben. 9onos
gbue bate bonn llfer aus Sen 8organg mil
an9eleben uno 10 icbnell eS gebcn tpoIte,
puroe 1ein tleiner Sbleppoampfer y6lora"
bemannt un0 bem Yerun9liidten entgegenz
9eldtdt. Der Sampfer fam 6er boben
Nelen unb beS itr0menben Ge9ens tpege1l
ieoo6 nur lan9iam Dortpdrts. 2(Is man
9opeQ fait errei9t bate, mari Ser 8e7
feblsbaber Der v6IOra", Gapt. 9opLe, Dem
pcr3peifclt 9egen Ben @ogen NnfGmpfenz
ben Elm Sell 5u. 9aiielbe erreictte iebodb
6OtpeQ nicbt unb ais anbere 8erilcbe
ebenlo erfOl9loS ausfielen, murOe einem
Der Wtatroien bcs S6leppers, gtamens
gilbert 6ermann ein Sell nm Ben 2eib ge7
iblungen unO gleicb barauf i3tpamm Ser
brape W3ann nit frGftigcn St0Bcn bcm err
trtntenben 6opeI gu. 8ol6 bate CT i'm
crretcbt un0 na6 t~pcni9en Otinuten befanz
BEN ft5 Beibe unperiebrt auf bem 9cd Der
r6lora". 6Otpel, Der 5iemlib eri6opft
mar, er6Olte itc6 balb ipieber unO fubr, am
liter an9efommen, iofort na9 leiner @O6z
1tllng.
, 1893-07-10
Otebmdrft.
tnton @to6gar6s, 10. Suli.

WntDnS tOG yarDs, 10. SUIT.
GinbbieD. - Breiie matt; 3nfub1
$4,000 Stiid.
S6petne. - s3ufubr $4,000 Stif.
gretie matt unb I'm 5010c 8cfalen.
Sbmere $5.85@$6,25, Ieicbte un0 i6pert
s.. 85@$6.25, letbte $59. O(@$6.2O.
S3ofe. 3ufubr 5000 StHd.
9reiie UNI 10c. 9eitiegen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-24
STAND UP FOR THE SABBATH.

Editor MonjtOr,-I am very much
pleased at the manly stand the MONI-
TOR is taking in opposition to the
Sabbath Dissertation proposed by the
Vermont Press Association. Within
week | have received letter from
an eminent Christian woman asking
me if it could be true that the Press
Asso citation was really going to plan
its excursions in such way as to be
on the road two Sundays. 1t seemed
to her incredible that the association
should desecrate the Sabbath itself.
but worse than all that that it should
invite the Governor and other promi-
nent officials to participate with it in
SO Hagrant wrong [ do not wonder
that the Christian sentiment of the.
State resents such action on the part
Of those who are supposed to repre-
sent public opinion. Undoubtedly a
majority of the subscribers to the
State papers are Christian people, or
those who are in close sympathy with
such, and they do not care to have it
appear that representative body,
such as it's Press Association and in
vited guests ought to be, is declaring
the real moral sentiment OF the State
when it goes on Sunday junket to
Niagara and Chicago.
The distance from Vermont TO Chi
cage is nOb SO SfodJ, nor the nGCeS-
sity for the journey SO urgent as TO
demand trespass upon the Lords
Day. The plan is the result of wan
ton disregard Of the best sentiments
of the commonwealth The presence
of the State officials, instead of lend
ing character to the excursion, will
only add to the feeling Of grief of
good men and women that they should
be speciously drawn into action so
reprehensible. LaWiessness in official
life is sure to breed it's counterpart
among those Of lesser ranks.
With all the effort that has been
made TO secure the closing of the
Worlds Fair on Sunday, result at
tanned through the united front of the
Christian people Of the country, in
which our own beloved State had it's
share, it seems strange indeed that
our Press Association should so far
forget itself and people it represents
as to encourage the very thing the
best sentiment of the country has set
its face so strongly against
Having protested privately without
avail myself, am only too glad TO
find that you, too, Mr.. Editor, have
the same idea concerning this matter.
Yours Respectfully,
C. F. RAesaEY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
What Senator Teller Says.

DESvgE, Nov. 8. - Senator Teller
arrived here from Washington yester-
day Speaking Of the elections, he
said:
1.-The only construction to be placed
upon the results IN the country at
large ia a rrcEouCccd condemnation
Q! Ciereland's administration. 1 was
informed, not by the President him
self, but by good authority, that
President Cleveland hnd always be-
liered the November election would
he a complete v~iudicuiioa 81 his
course. He was often warned by
Democratic members that ne would
set himself and his party into trouble
If no contih usri iD'the course he hs I
mapped out. but he knsw better thar
they did, and now 10 has heard from
the country, Nov We will get no
relief from CunsresE as long us
Cleveland holds the veto power or
Eaglaud continues he; present policy.
Silver aill not, ! think, go lover than
IL il now, and may 60 heher.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
Getting Ready,

WASHINGTON, Nov. o. Commits
s:oncr Miller OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau is amending the Treasury
Department regulations for the reg
~istration o. Chinese in accordance
with the recent act Of Congress ex-
tending tho time OF registration six
months. The Department has an
nnexpended balance OF about $4,000,
which can be utilized in putting the
new Legislation into operation. This
will I've sufficient Tor a month or so.
II is generally understood that the
Oh nese m a whole will register, and
that after six months NIL Chinese no,
able 10 produce certificates will be
summary depUrted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
The land O.ise Consolidation.


II is officially announced 10y the
Commissioner Of the General Lard
Odice that the President, by Execu-
tive order, has pursuant 10 law di-
rec;ed that the L. S. Local Land OF
ice at EUREKA, 10 the Stale OF Neva-
da, be discontinued, aud its business
archives transferred 10 ard ~cousoiida-
ted with the Carson City Land Ohice.
Further notice as 10 the precise time
when the local land officers at Eureka
will cas- to receive application FOR
and transact business relating 10 laud
in the district. preparatory to mo
val, and when the land officers 81
Carson will be in readiness TO receive
applications for :he lands transferred
will be given Icy the Register ard
Receiver Of Cxson City Ey publ
cation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
A Trip 10 Daelpa.er.

En-. .IspEpTSDESr:--As 1 have been
asked 10 naay questi MS about my
tripto Dnckwnter, / viii endearor to
answer alt queries through the col
umns OF your PSper provided this
should escape the dreaded =asts-
basket
svppose the distance Is abo 1t l75
miles the way the road runs. After
leaving home We found true western
hospitality all along. Nothing OF i'm
portancs happened on the way, and
after n week OF hard travel, we
arrived at Mr.. !. Twins ranch, which,
by the way, is 10 he compared TO 40
oasis in tho desert. as We crossed a
reritable desert for over twenty
miles bstore reaching that place.
After arriving We were taken through
the orchard by the genial proprietor
and shoWn acres Of trees. loaded down
with apples OF all varieties. 1t being
late IN the season, gil the Summer
fruit, such as peaches, prunes, pears,
plums. etc. Was gone, although he
raises an abundance. After three
days hard wcrk We finished loading,
and the uex. morning started fJr
home and arrived without any mis-
hap, being gone is days
The strCngest part OF It all was
after !cavIps the E.ko county bouu-
Diary line the cry OF baTG times was
heard no more, the only compliant
being high taxes, the rate in Ne
county being Il. re, cent, and in
White Pine 3l5 with scrip worth
about % cents On the dollar. Yet
we, Of Eiko county, complain OF Sl.15
O. 81 20 on the slo0. II may we'll be
said that EiSo county is the banner
county OF tie State, and, with the
same care that is bestowed on the
orchards at DIckwHter or Kern
creek, We could equal, and probably
surpass them in the amour. OF our
fruit. The conditions here, in my
estimation, after making a study OF
it, are that both soil and climate are
better adapted TO fruit culture than
any place l saw. With proper care
of our frnit trees, We codld keep the
thousands OF dollars that annually
90 10 the orchardists OF other Stn,es,
and il instead OF complaining SO
much OF hurd times, We would attend
more to our fruit trees, keep more
hogs, raise more wheat and erect a
good mill somewhere in the county,
We could live better, be more content
ed and make more money and still
continue 10 live in the best county in
the State and the best State in the
Union. AS for myself. l say. let 9th
ers see IS | have seen and he con
vinced. Exc county is good enough
for me.
Yours Truly,
KNOX y. CRANE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
TIE ELECTIONS.

The latest news from tuesdays
lec.ions Show that the Republicans
~ere strictly sin IL" In New York
Maynard, the head OF the Democratic
ticket, is buried under $500 major
i,y and the rest of the ticket is beat
en- by over 2OO0O. The Legislature
is Republican in both branches
Mckinley is reelected Governor OF
Ohio by nearly 10000 majority orer
L. T. Neal. the Democratic candi-
date. and the legislature is over
~whelniugiy Republican. Massachu-
sets and Iowa go back 10 their old
lova aud give their old. time Repaid
liean maioritseA New Jersey elects
q Republican legislature. Kansas
and Ncsraska are stiit in doubt with
the chances fayoring the Republi-
ems, South Dakota goes the same
way and Colorado is almost entirely
Republican in the county elections.
Judging from the Pennsylvania re-
turns, the Democrats must have near
~ all stsid ut hone as but feS stood
up to lie cpunted. Tne majority for
the Republicans in the Keystone
Stete Will be something less than
half a million when all the returns
are IN. Tho CITY OF Chicago which
gave Cleveland oreS 5000 m~aiori,y
last year, goes Republican and re-
elects Gary, the Judge WHO eentenc-
ed the Anarchists TO be hung. This
is a victory for Las and order.
All the Democrats slved from the
wreck is their State tickets IN Mary
laud An (! Virginia and the Legislature
of Keatucky. O'Farrell. Dem, is
elected Governor OF Virginia by
about 2o.00 msiority and the lesisla-
turo Is soiidly Democrats.
The cause CT the overwhelming de-
feat OF the Democracy eau be surnC.cd
up iu u very few words; Too much
machine in New York and the failure
OF President Cleveland 10 carry out
the platform on which he was elected,
and his exercise Of dictatorial powers.
The people spoke ir thunder tones
TUESDAY. and, il the Administration
is wise, it will heed the warning.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-12
THE ADMINISTRATION FELL
DOWN.

FG. a change in political sentiment
10 radical as that shown by Tues
days landslide no ordinary expiGna.
too will suffice. The Republican
editor will tell his readers that the
people have already become tired Of
the D,mocracy; his Democratic
brother will ASSURE his Subscribers
that il is one al those queer things
that is apt 10 happen in any ''off
year"
As q matter OF fact, however, these
things do not come alooS "a "off
years" They happen only in times
of Importance, md their happening
1t ell would be sufficient To take the
occasion out OF the realm " the insjs-
%nifcant.
II seems to rs that the people have
plainly shown their dissatisfaction,
not with Democracy and it's principles,
but with the lack Of them.
Democracy has not had n chance in
the few months since March TO prove
the righteousness Of the cause il
argued so strongly prior to last No
vember. No opportunity has been
given it to prove that its principles
we're those most likely TO encourage
trade and foster commerce; it has
been tied 10 tie tai of the gold hug
kite and made the plaything of every
wind that has b!oSn from the Mug
Hump bellows.
The Democracy was expected to re-
arrange the turiii; il has not done it,;
it was chosen 10 repeal the Mckinley
bill; it has not done it; it vas ex-
pectcd 10 enforce the Geary law; il
has not done it: But in all this De
mocracy las not fallen short. 1t was
not Deuocrscy's fault that these
t5iDgs were not accomplished - the
Administration fell down. 5. T..
Post,
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Ladies Aid Entertainment.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
PresUyteria6 church has made ar.
Engagements for f sccia; evening Tues
day, the liih az Freeman Hall.
The program will Consist Of tab
!eaux, shadow pictures, singing and
rscitatioas followed by I splendid
lunch.
All are invited to attend.
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