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Funeral Arrangements.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27,-The undertaking
establishment of Joseph Gawler has charge
of the funeral arrangements and his direc-
tons were received by a firm as to the
casket. This will be very similar to the
one in which the remains of Mrs. Harrison
were conveyed to their final resting place.
1t will be plain and simple in appearance,
devoid of any show or ostentation. 1t will
have extension silver bar handles. The
material used in the construction will be
red cedar, which will be covered with black
cloth, and on the inside the casket will be
lined with full tufted white satin. The
solid silver plate on the top will contain
the following inscription:
sJames Gillespie Blaine. Born January
| 81, 1880. Died January 81, 1898"
The funeral will be as unostentatious as
as 1t is possible to make 1t.
Mr.. Blaine had q great repugnance to
| public exhibition CT sorrow, and In &C.
cordance with his often expressed opinion
! Mrs. Blaine is determined to have private
| funeral. She requested further that nc
official notice be taken of Mr.. Blaihe't
death, which request was communicated
to Secretary of State Foster in note fIon
| MlsB 11uEIkcL DlnlhOy conveying oAS AA
formation of the cad event. The secretary
in conversation with Mrs. Blaine pointed
out that the custom of announcing tn,
death of ex-members of the cabinet woult
require official PRONUNCIATION of the fact
The funeral will take place on Monday ant
the details of the services 80 far as are ar
ranged are as follows:
At II o'clock prayer will be offered b.
Rev Teunis 8. Hsmlin, D. D., at the house
Only members of the family and thei
intimate friends will be present. Imme
, diately thereafter the body will be born
to the Church of the Covenant. Her
| also the services will be of the simplei
J character, consisting OF the reading of th
} PRESBYTERIAN burial ritual and prayer b
DR., Hamlin. There will be no music say
= that of the organ, which will be played b
: Walter Damrosch, the dead mans son-il
!. law, Seats in the church will be reserve
: for the president, vice president, membs
|. of the cabinet and their families, membe
n of the diplomatic corps and the friends
the deceased. These reservations W
n nearly exhaust the seating accommod
:. tions of the building. From the chur'
% the cortege will move to Oak Hill CEN
4 terry.
70 There will be twelve pallbearers, sele'
o ed from among Mr.. Blains's personal Q,
4 official friends None will be chosen
ie cause Of their position, but naturally
10 larger portion will b from the ranks
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District Of New HI

District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
January ~, 1898.
~ New Haven, in said district, deceased.
The Court ofProbate for the district OF NewHa-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors of said
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts properly at
tested, within said time, will be debarred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
HENRIETTE WILHELMINA Won CLAIM,
j2S 2td1tw Administrative, with will annexed.
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Mics Lille Cooke of Congress avenue,
who has been for several weeks past visit
ing friends in Bennington, Vt, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Emma Granger of West street left
yesterday for Philadelphia. where abe has
accepted a lucrative position with a large
manufacturing firm of that CITY.
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Probate Court, District Of New Haven, IS.
New Haven jan a. 1888

Probate Court, District of New Haven, IS.
New Haven Jan. ~, 1898. (
TsTATE of ABIGAIL W. WHITAKER,late of
d. New Haver, in said district, deceased.
Upon the application of Charlotte B. W .Ander-
son, praying that an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of said
deceased may be proved, approved, allowed and
admitted to probatea as per application on file
more fully appears, it is
ORDEREDIThat said application be heard
and determined at Probate court to be held at
New Haven, in said district, on the Sd day of
February, A D. 1898 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice be given Of the tendency Of said
thereon by publishing the same three times in
some newspaper having circulation in said dis
trict. A. HEATON ROBERTSON,
i2S At Judye said Court
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Fire In Berlin,s Market.

BERLIN, Jan. 31.-A fire broke out this
evening in the cellars of the Great Gen.
trail market. The cellars contained enor-
NOUS stores of lard, tsllow and other in
Aammable articles and the fire spread
with great rapidity. The iremen, after
working an hour and a half were COM
PEELED to retreat from the building from
the fierce heat which was every minute
growing in intensity. The fire In the
Vaults threatened the collapse of the en-
tire structure,
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WIFE MURpERERH HOLMES.

Efforts to Save Him From the Gall
lows.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Jan. 27.-There Is
still hope that the neck of Wallace W.
Holmes may be saved from the gallows.
His counsel made new move to-day ask.
ing for new trial because it was learned
that the murderer's nine yesr-old son,
Harry, saw the deed.
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Don,I suya75 Gent Bonnet

Because 1t seems to be cheap, when you
can get one for more money that you will
not be ashamed to wear. The same sp-
plies to pianos. Boy q good Emerson
piano of c. II. LOOMS Sons, s33 Chapel
street. ja26 81
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official life. They will be announced to-

morrow.
The arrangements for the funeral were
communicated this evening to President
Harrison and to Baron Fava, dean of the
diplomatic corps. This evening Mre.
Blaine sent q note to President Harrison in
responsible his message of sympathy which
be left this morning with Mr.. Blaine, jr.
The messages of coincidence and sympathy
received by the family were very numer-
GUS and from men of both political parties.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28
ANOTHER MINE DISASTER.

Explosion In a COIIierY-Nineteen
Bodies Recovered.
BUDA PKsTH, Jan. 27.-An explosion In
a coAiery at Tokad, near Grau, Hungary,
to-day, resulted in the death of an I'M
known number of the miners. Nineteen
dead bodies have been recovered and it is
believed that about thirty more are buried
beneath the debris. About $50 miners
were at work at the time
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Indian Merchants Demand the Clos.
ing of the MINIS.
YALE ALUMNI DINNER.
Feasting mt the emin
ceucea of Alma Mater

Feasting Mt the MISUNDERSTANDING
cences OF Alma Mater.
BosToN, Jan. 27.-The Boston Yale
Alumni association held it's annual dinner
at the Vendome tonight. President
Dwight, Walter Camp, the Yale coach,
Judge Colt go, Professor Fsrnam IA, Rev.
Joseph Colt '53, Rev. G. S. Bushnell "a,
Amos Parker Wilder 's4, and Alfred Hem
enway responded to toasts. The re-
marks of President Dwight were of
a reminiscent character. He spoke
of the early days of the college and of
the coming improvements, saying that he
hoped to see the completion of the quad
rangle of new buildings within few years.
Walter Camp described the evolution of the
football game from its inception up to the
present time and offered some maxims for
players to follow. The other speeches were
mostly "reminiscences. These officers of the
were elected: President, Rev.
E Dunning '67; secretary. Charles E. Hal
lien $50; treasurer, L. c. Deming 'S3; ex-
ecutive committee, J. Alger '73, Douglass
B Knowlton 'S3, George T. Richardson
'S2, S. G. Bushnell IA, Walter l. Bigelow
no
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ARIZONA JOE

Arizona Joe on Monday will open at the
New Haven opera house with his vigorous
dramas of the plains, ''Black Hawks" and
"Wild Violets," for three days. The pub
lie Aock to see novelties, so Ari soma Joe's
houses are crowded all the time.
Big audiences are promised for the New
Haven opera house to see the famous
Henry company at the three days engage
ment the last half of next week The
company now make "Cleopstrs's Recep-
ton" leading number on their program.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
- House on Clark street, $500
Ho :se on Cottage street, $500
nR House on William street, $751;
Cottage street house Is new and has all modern
improvements
William street house has all modern improve
ments and is cheap.
Clark street house has all modern improve
ments and will rent for 10 per cent.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
ia1S 759 Chapel street.
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THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.

"Alone in London" will have It's last
production at the grand family matinee
today and evening performance. The
company is a very superior one and Man
ager Smith has demonstrated that he can
give a dollar performance at ten, twenty
and thirty cents by orowding his theater,
and make money too. Miss George Bry-
ton is the essence of pretty little man ia
her male attire and ladies' are charmed in
her looks, while young men are smitten
with her pretty face, curly head and gem
eral style. Certainly "her clothes al her"
and she Ia strong card between acts.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"a Flag of Truce" drew a large and
fashionable audience last night. 1t vii
be repeated this afternoon and evening.
In consequence of heavy expense incurred
In producing this great play the usual
matinee prices will be suspended for to-day
only, and the regular evening prices will
be charged. The company is exceptionally
strong, and the show is one of the very
best seen at the Grand this season, and is
worthy of the enthusiasm and interest with
which 1t is greeted. Mr.. Bunnell deserves
praise for presenting so fine an entertain
ment.
G. w. Williams big show, one of the
beat of the New York specially attractions,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
and Wednesday matinee, January 80. 81,
and February /. This company is one of
the strongest combinations ever offered
our theater-goers. and it presents an ex-
ceptionally excellent bill.
'Ksjanks" will be presented the last
three days next week.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28

De Lesseps Among the Accused.
PARIS, Jan. est is learned that N.
Franqueville has found true bill also
against Ferdinand de Lesseps.
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JUDGELAMAR,s FUNERAL.

Chief Justice Fuller and the Assoc
eiate Justices Attend the Burial at
Macon.
MACON, Ga, Jan. 27.-The funeral cere-
monies over the late L. Q. @. Lamar COM
menced this morning at $50, when a pub
lilo meeting was held at the opera house
and eulogies were delivered by some of
the most prominent members of the bar In
the state. The procession from the house
to the Methodist church commenced at
11:3O. DR.. Gambler, president of Emory
college, where the dead justice graduated,
delivered the funeral sermon. Chief JUS
tice Fuller and the associate justices were
present at the services. Thousands of peo-
pie gathered along the route of the funeral
cortege, and at the church 1t was impossi-
BILE to get within fifty yards of the door.
All the church bells were kept tolling dur
place about $50 p. m, and afterwards
Chief Justice Fuller and the Washington
party left for home.
Indian Merchants Demand the Clos.
ing of the MINIS.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 27.-At large meeting
to-day at which all mercantile classes were
represented resolutions were adopted de-
handing that in view of the failure of the
BRUSSELS monetary conference to arrive at
any conclusion on the bimetallio issue the
government of India should Immediately
close the mints.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28

Save Money, Own a House.
- man will save money faster by paying
:G for the house he lives In than any other
ILL. way. Try 1t.
A good paying two-family house and q one
family house for sale. Look at home.
Il. Il. Baldwin,
d&w S18 Chapel street.
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DEATHS,

SMITH-In West Haven JAN o. Burgess Kirby
aged years. months. Jan. "a, Sarah Clara
eyed II years, months. Jan. q, David, aged
II years Children Of Burgess and Lucy Smith.
PRIEST-In this city, Jan n, George Priest.
aged IS.
The funeral services will take place Sunday af-
ternoon at 8 O'Clock at the residence Of his
son, George n. Priest, No. "a Lawrence street.
Relatives and friends invited.
KELLAM-In this city, on the 20 inst, Albert H.
Kellam, aged sc years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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TMants.

One Cent . Word each insertion
ave cents . word for n fall week
(ssvsn tf.ss.,
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Hook Castle No. 8, X. G.. Il.
M EMBERS Of Rock Castle will assemble at
Nx lodge room Sunday, 2 p. m. sharp, to at
tend funeral Of our late Brother George Priest.
d. W. SPERRY, N. c.
A. II. HAYES M of r. ia28 1T
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WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,

WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
FRANK HYATT, M. D.
This statement of the physicians will not
be supplemented by an autopsy upon the
body Of Mr.. Blaine, the members of the
family being thoroughly satisfied as to the
cause of the death. The body will not be
embalmed for burial, the family objecting
to any disturbance of it.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28

FOR SALE,
rOIN collection. LIST of dates and prices can
" be seen at this Office ia2S Ct
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s'Hurrah! Hurrah!' for Victory
Over High Prices.
Good news to ALL
Spare Rib only 12c.
Chick ems Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Broilers
very cheap.
Legs of Lamb only 12c.
Come one come all aud secure your bargains
at E. SCHONBERGER'B,
I. 2, Central Market, Congress avenue.
Telephone 5A
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FOR SALE.
A BABY'S folding crib and mattress; in OK
"A oellent condition. Address
ja&82tf III GREGORY STREET.
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S4lI nay
DIOR sale by the ton Inquire of
Il G. II. TOWNSEND,
JAYS ltS Box /, 294 New Haven.
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COMMISSIONERS. PROCEED
INGS.

The Board OF County Commission
srs met pursuant to law, Monday,
July 8, 1891.
Prcsent-Meesra. Rigsby. Wilson
and McAfeo.
Tie bills OF ", S. Hillman. Jerry
RsSap, Leo Scranton aud II. e. r.
land were laid over till next meeting
OF the Boa-d.
Money in the County Treasury
counted and found correct us com.
pared with tho Auditors books.
3he Treasurer aud Auditor were
ordered To mako the following trans,
fers:
sS2.65 from General to South Fork
Road Fund.
slil.Oo from Gederel to Juck Creek
Road Fund.
sl43!25 from General to Norti,
Fork Road Fund.
$4,000 from General to T~uscarorn
Road Fund. ~
Stl.o0 from General to Railroad
Rood Fund.
Tho reports OF tho following officers
were examined, approved and ordered
filed, to-wit:
j.. y. Henderson, Sheriff; Geo. II
Meigs, Recorder; L. L. Dilkcy, Clerk;
w. II. Armstrong, Hospital Steward;
Jas. Mateer, Deputy Sheriff; NJ II
Miller, Treasurer; A 81. Townsend,
Constable, Tuscnr1sn. .
The following official bonds were
examined, approved, ordered filed and
recorded:
J. w. Frost. Road Supervisor for
White Rock District; W u Hand,
Road Supervisor for Cope Road Dis
triut.
Tho attention OF tho Board OF Coun-
~ Commissioners being called to the
fact that tho S. p. Il. r Co. and
others contemplate building n fence
along the line OF said compuny's
track ut n distance OF 200 feet, or
thereGboais, from tho Same and
Thereby Causing the county roads in
many places to be obstructed, in View
OF ihis it is ordered TINT the public
By and'they arc hereby notified that
ny person or persons obstructinp
the public highways or main travelled
roads in the county Of Eiko, State OF
Nevada, rs Stated above or otherwise.
will DO proceeded against Hccordin:
L. law. 1t was further ordered thai
the Clerk be instructed to forward Il
copy OF tho abovs To j. ii Wallace,
Assistant Engineer, Maintenance, Of
Way for the s. p. II. r. Co, San
Francisco, Cal.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday, Aug.
Z, l533.
Z. T.. BILKEY, Clerk.
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MARRIED.

BAUMBAcH-FRArCIs-At the resi-
denco OF =. j. Ogilvie, South Fork.
Elkn county, Nevada. July 3, 1893,
by The Rev. f. S. Wirier, Miss
Surhia Francis to Mr.. J. Christian
Baumbach, be tn az Elko.
d. The INDEPESDESs extends con.
CALCULATIONS To the happy couple.
PLuSKErT-M cKENNA-At tho Gem
Hotel, Elko, Nevada, July 4. 1898,
10y Hon. Geo. i. Talbot. Miss BELLE
McKenna TO MIR. j.. +. Plunkott,
both Of Tusrnrcra.
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.I;S.I RAY.

Found on tho Diamond A Desert,
II brown horse, branded NO, on left
thigh; n rtd-r,Hn horse, laid face
branded and vented CIV on lett thigh
7 on shoulder and NO on left thigh
Owner will please call ut tho Murphy
q Hill ranch, prove ownership, puy
charges and take tho animals AWAY
T.. a. CARRILLo,
North Fork,
2b.3Ods. Nevada.
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Prof. Bycrs.

Saturday evening Prof. Byers, late
Principal Of the Eiko school, enter
tanned about thirty ladies' und gentle
men at Mrs. Sheldon's, including
Miss Lille Rosens.ock OF tho class OF
90, Misscs Hattie Roseustock. Nellie
Anderson, Cora Hurts, Dora Triplett
ahd Willie Rigsby, OF tho class Of '93
The SCHOOL board. teachers of the Elko
school, and other friends.
The evening was spent in playing
games and social until sup
per was announced, when all repaired
10 tho table and did ample justice to
the many good things provided for
the inner man.
During the evening Miss Hattie
Rusenstock. on behalf OF the class OF
G3, presented Prof. Byers with a
hindsome pair Of gold cuff buttons,
engraved with the Professors mono.
ram and 90. Although taken CON-
p!etciy 10y eurprise, the Professor ac-
cepted the gift in Il few we'll chosen
remarks.
After supper tho guests gathered
IN Knots and played games OF visited
with each otter until tho hands OF
the clock reminded them that il was
nearly Sunday morning, when ull re-
tired 10 their homes we'll pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
Prof. Byers loft last evening for
his homo in Kirkland, Illinois, where
he has been employed 10 teach tho
coming year. Prof. Byers made
many warm friends hero among his
pupils md the people generally who
regret to lose him from tho school.
The INDEPENDEST knows Prof. Bycrs
rs an earnest, honest teacher and il
wish, - him success wherever his lot
may DO On Il.
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A Word TO Lndics.

Ladies' who desire u beautiful, clear
skin, free from pimples, boils, blo,ch-
es and other eruptions, should CON-
mence ut once to use DR.. Gunu's I'm.
proved Liver Pills. They will also
remove that heavy look ab~ut yonr
eyes md make them bright, and will
heudnche from whutever aus
1t arises. Remember you are only re-
quired to take Il small pill ut bed
time, which IL coated with pure sugar
and will notgripe or produce any un-
pleasant sensation. Sold at "a eta by
+. F.. Muller. druggist.
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FAT PEOPLE

TO reduce your weight SURELY use
Willard's Obesity Pills md lose IL lbs
u month. No iujury-io tho bealth. No
interference With business or pleasure.
80 STARVING. They buIld up and
improve tho general health. beun,ify
the'cumpl"SIOn and leave no WNIS.
kLES. Lucy anderson, 81 auburn
ST., Cambridge. Mass, wriics: Three
bottles " BOnr obesity Pats rrdmccd
my freight from 225 pounds and I
ncrcr yJeH better in al my HEc. /
am '9uch pleased ,cith he result, and
shall do al ] eau 10 help you. Our
pntruns include PHI. sicInns. Bankers,
Lawyers md leaders of Society. Our
goods nro not sold IN drug stores; oil
orders nre supplied direct fo our
ollco. Price per package 500 or 3
packages for g. 20 by mil pos,pnid.
Particulars tscale,D Acts. ALL COR.
RESPOSDENCH CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD sESE9Y CO., HHtsa, Euu.
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Notice To waur Consumers.

Consumers will plcaso takr notice
TINT until further notice, the use OF
water FOR irrigntins purposes is pro
hibitod between tho hours Of s o
gfNck T.. n. M q o'clock 81. Tho
uso Of hose without i.Cec pipe or
sprinkicrs, will 10 considered euni.
client reason for shutting OF water
supply. j. =. MCBRIDE,
psf For Elko Water Co.
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On b Rack.

Tho examination OF applicants for
teAohers' eert:ficat % oeRan at the
school house this morning. The fol-
loving applicants applied for first
Grade certificates: Mabel X. GoS-
troy, Wells; Willie Rigsby. Elko; and
Fannie May Ennor, Tuscarora; Rose
McMullen. Deeth; Mabel G. biygs.
Elko; Belle Be;t, Elko; Annie Toyn.
Huntington; Pearl Lindsay; Hunt
inHton; nppli'd for the second grade.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following ia n list OF tho bills nj
lowed by tn County Commissioners
nj regular meeting OF tho Board on
Mondny, July 3, 1893:
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spring and Summer Samples.
Il. KEEPER.

We have just received about 5Wl
aani PIES OF II ems s%uitipgs fni custom.
made Clothing fOr Spfina aud SUN.
tier. Suits made to order from go
up. Give us II call.
II NJ. REisnARr.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 1 have
left my accounts with J. T.. Trirlctt
for collection All persons indob cd
TO mo will PLEASE cali upon INN aud
soitlo eatno.
X. KEEPER.
Ga30lw
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q fine display Of silver wnre, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought t.
Ellio.
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Onions for Coughs and Colds.

N|HIUIIS Tut NOHRHS ana IOIUB.
There ia DO remedy that nets more
promptly on the Throat, Lungs md
Chest than Onion Syrup. II locgcns
tre phlcgm enabling you 10 throw IL
oil. IL relieves that tIghtness and
oppressive feeling in Chest and all
soreness Of the Lungs. AS a tonic
and restorative it hus TO equal. DIR.
Gums Orion Syrup 10 modicatcd in
u sO us TO le moro cTectual
IN the plain syrup and not have
ny tnstr or odor OF the onions. maxi
ny IL very pleasant 10 tuke. Sold IT.
90 cts. 10y Il. f.. Muller, druggist.
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For Sale.

/ have n Walter a.. Wood Binder
and u lluiucs' Header, both in good
repair and ready for use, which I viii
sell cheap for cash. Address j. Il.
McDermott, Lamoille. Nevada.
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Protect Jour weak Dyes from the
Ojurious effect Of sun and snow CLUES
~ getting u pair Of durk glaeses at
Huller's.
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DIED.

RcsExsTccR:-In Omaha, Nebraska
July 4, 1893, Mr.. Joe Rosenstock, q
native Of Germany, uged GO years.
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CABINET.

; = ~. OF staic..........W Walter q. G-sshRru, IN
Scc'iy. oi Il Treasury ..JohnG C5ri.r.r. ~
Sc-'ty. OF w.r. .....Dnui,l h. L.nm.a'. =.
S'cty. Uf the NEyy....ilila'y \. H.ru,Ii.E %
PostInGst.r.G'I'IHi... Wilson 4. BI.ssl. \ :
scr'ty. Of the .Hokc smith. 90
Atorury.GcnCrHl....... Richard Oluay. Vase
scc'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling MuIru.%t4
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ELKO' TO

1u''i" OF the Penee.............S. ". Her'gy
constable. J.. +. TriI less
".,.........J. A. M,r4l's
SchooI trustees ..............A. W. HC-.t.
..,............TLU-. IIun'rF
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
U. S.

observation-disclosures CLEVELAND. ~
Observation-Disclosures +. BIEYE$GgS, ii
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SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justics..........Aitlivir!c ". ~. III
..SttpLrn J. fi,.a, gHl
John NJ. Har.4G ~
....HVrscc Ora. Ms
..or,,.I,u.. .sAm Dlatct. fo. .. ~
David J Brew .a
Henry X. Brown. Hle..
-. George Shire. la.4
Howell L JAIks.a -. I-u