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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-30
Notice for Com. Homestead Proof.
Fred Fricke, H. E, No. 2209,

EItU II IlChc, II. Gt 4No. ASoos
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO.
June II, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before U. s. Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho. on Aug. s,
1893. viz:
Fred Fricke,
for the NW14 Sec. 30 Twp 50 n r 2
w b M.
He names the. following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivationofsa said land, viz:
John Brandmeir, John w. Vantine,
William w. Snaoley, Alexander Law
renee, all of Keuterville, Idaho.
22-27 G. NJ. DAY, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-30
ARRIVAL OF U. s. MAIL.

ANN AZ " q nail
From Lewiston, daily except Sunday
6o'clock p. m.
From Monnt Idaho, Grangeville and
Denver, daily except Sunday, Z
o'clock p. m.
From Keuterville. Tuesdays and Sat.
urday of each week o'clock D. m,
DEpARTUREB;
For Lewiston, daily except Sunday,
o'clock u. m.
For Mount Idaho, Gr,tngcville and
Denver, daily except Sunday, &
o'clock q. m.
For Keuterville, Tuesdays and Satur.
days of each week, o'clock a. m.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-30
Notice for Homestead Proof.
Barney Luchtefeld, III. K. 1918.

Notlce Tor Homestead Proof.
Barney Luchtefeld, II. E. 1918.
LAND OFFICg AT LEWISTON, IDAHO. }
May %, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk
OF the District Court, at Mt. Idaho,
idaho, on July 10, 1898, viz:
Barney Luchtefeld
for the SW14 Sec, II T, 81 N, R. w
B. M.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Harvey w. Tefft, Albert P, Tefft An
ton Hendricks, Joseph Weis, all of
Keuteryille, Idaho.
G. NJ, DAY,
lis 1-23 Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-30
Notice of Com. Timber Culture
Proof.

Notlce OF Com. Timber Culture
Proof.
James H. Wann, T. c. No. SAL.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON; IDAHO.
May q, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before u. s, Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho on July II,
1898, viz;
James HI. Wann
for the 81 sw4 & 81 sE4 sec. 9 T 81
N R e B M.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land viz:
Andrew @. Gentry, Thomas ] Yam
dell, Hiram Robbins, Wiley Howell
all OF Cottonwood; Idaho.
G. NJ: Day
liz IA Register.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-30
IFRoM slospAy's DAtbr.l
L,IAGUSD

1t Is hot.
Bar silver is go to, day.
Mr.. Hesson is resting easily to-day.
We gro glad to note that Arthur
Reinhar, is improving.
Commissioner Russell arrived from
Chicago yesterday.
G. G. Wallace, Of Eureka. arrived
from the West Saturday night, and
left On No. 4 to-day.
Miss Lolita VI. Tilden, Of Virginia
City, was admitted to the bar by tho
SuprcmeCourt Saturday.
Ex-Governor Geo. c. Perkins has
been appointed U. S. Senator to Till
tho vacancy caused by the death ct
Senator Stanford, OF California.
S. Norkcly informed the IsDgpEs-
pEST yesterday that tho grasshoppers
wero destroying tho crops in Mound
Valley.
GeoTe a. Bartlett OF Eurcka has
been admitted "a attorney and coun-
selor at.law II practice in all tho cour,
OF tho State.
Phil Triplett, foreman OF the ISpE-
PENDENT Office was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday iud is couiirCd 10 his
bed. He is resting easy 10 day and
hopes 10 be all right in Il few days.
y process has been discovered
whereby gold, so tine us TO 10 held in
Suspension III water FOR hours, eau he
saved, aud the machinery 10 be en-.
p!Oyed ia now being manufactured on
an Immense scale.
\ Denver man has issued a chnI-
lengc 10 any man in Colorado 10 an
onion eating match. IL is TO be held
in the open mir and tho two con-
'cs,ants are TO be thoroughly disin-
fcctcd after tho contest.
Congressman Nell OF ArSansa
says more money 10 the only thing
'''N'lhls i' 10 AAl'II1SiS lpI lllt
free aud unlimited coinage Of silver
and, like Bland NJ Missouri, willrot
stop at party lines t oobiaiu il.
y resident Il Cincinnati who Mt.
tcahcd Clcveiaud's Inauguration wore
purposely II cheap watch so that il it
wCic stolen no would not lose so
much. The umcpicc" vas stolen but
an nou= later no found / in his over
coat picket, tho dissusted pick pocket
having returned il.
y loading banker ia or tho opinion
that the present condition Of affairs
will Lc nn eye opener to tho people
% tho El,t. ''rhc product uf uur
mines" said he, ''mnGe New YUrR
and Chicago VIVA: they Grc Ia day.
Just stop the eastward flow Of gold
and silver AID tho business OF the
whole country will come TO II stand
stu. The sirunrinn is criiicii, but
must certainly result favorably for
silver and tho Wcst."
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ComJetatiYn Examination for West
POiIt Cadet.

a competitive ovInin alton will he
held at I;ono, New, Tuesday August
Slh, Tor the purpDsc or soliciting II
caudidIic mud alternate Tor udmis
sion To west Point. Following are
The requirements:
Candidates must bn between II and
q ycnrs, must b. unmarried, and ut
lcnst iiv" feet in height, FREQ from in
f].utuUus and immoral iii order and
generally from any intirmity which
mny rcudcr them unit for military
service. They must bc we'll versCd IN
reading, writing aud UiEngrHphy,
nti,htnrtic. grammar, geography and
history oft y United States. The
candidate piasIng tho most succcsG.
discrimination viii DO appointed 10y
Congressman rrnucis q Ecwlandr,
aud uho second bcstas alternative.
DR.. II. Bcrgstcin,
G. &. PcSning,
&. \. Norcross,
App hitting committee.
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[EnoA TnursDAr's DAILY.
sALMAGuxD1

Tho town is very quiet.
Bar silver is cos to day.
The prospective weddings 10 ro;
uin;e:laiizr.
Senator s,ewag, seems TO b, losing
his grip carly IL tho ti.h..
The mi,iwinier fair IN San Frmc.
co promises 10 b, sncccss
Banks aud business houses are GO
ing inder in the East every day.
Secretary Ctrl:slc is cutting OF the
heads OF the Republicans in the treas.
ury department..
john Hoffman, m cd Cons,ocker,
COMMITTEE suicide in Reno Tuesday
oy taking cnrbolic acid,
HIS II'ir Remover enjoys the
confidence and patronage ~ people
al! over the civilized world who use
it 10 rcstor" md keep the hair n nat
nral color.
The large number OF Congressman
who are "sawing wood" indicates ,hn,
somebody rrny be surprised when The
first votc ON the silver question is
iakc:, says an eastern exchange.
Len Gallagher, the mar who lost
an arm by being run over by IN en-.
glnc ut the Mound House. is eating
nlong nicely and the attending physi
clan thinks he will pull through.
Tho Desnrrt News tells OF n promi.
nent Utah merchant who replies TO
all offers from Eastern wholesale and
manufacturing houses III the follow
Ing la"onic style: Gentlemen
do not want our silver; we do not
want yo1r goods"
Why Judas Hanged Himself.
"Chilhrcn," said tho good Sunday
school teacher, ''lct me tell you n
story"
when Judas, who had betrayed
our SAVIOR, enw that no was con
demned, he returned 10 tie chief
priests and elders md brought 10
them the thirty pieces of silver for
which 10 betrayed Jesus. Judns
demonstrated with The priests. tut
they said. What is that to US? Sre
thou 10 that And Judas Gust down
The piece of silver in the temple and
departed, and went and hanged him
SELF
Nov children, do you know why
Judls returned 10 plead with the
chief priests aud cllors?"
Various replios were offered, but
still tho teacher waited.
At length Il bright little follow
who had heard his father discuss tho
silver question Mt home, spoke up
Il KNOW" he chirpcJ, "it was
because silver had been dcmone.
~lIzsd.'-Coin.
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DOyhooi'S Delights.

I'd like TO he n boy again withouta
WOO or care, Win treciles scattered
on my face AMI hayseed in my hai-.
Id rise at > H'clcGS and do a hundred
chores, and Siw the wood aud feed
the hogs and lock the stable doors;
and herd the hcms and watch the bee 8
and take the mules 10 drink, and
teach the turkeys huH 10 swim SO
that ihcy wouldn't sink; and milk
about II hundred cows and %rIng the
S"od 10 burr, aud stand UuI in the
sur all day AMI churu ana churh und
rhurn; ana Wear my brulhor's east oil
clothes aud Walk four miles - p:..uOl
aud get licking every day FER DrcIII-
ing some Old rule; aGd thea get hDmo
again at night and do the caorcs lnca
more, aud milk the co rs and feed tho
hogs and curry mules galore, and
ihcn crawl wcarily upstairs to strl;
NY ltIlo Led aud hear duu say:"ihut
Worthless boy! lie isn't worth his
bread" Id isEo 10 he Il boy again
Il boy has sD-iumch lua. His iIfc is
just "a round OF tuIrih Grom r.sc 10 yet
oi sun. ] guess there's nOihin, PLEAS
nnirr than closing s.aOlu doors aud
hcIdi"g hens aud cnds!ns bees ana
doing evening cEutcs. Washington
NuNS,
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FAT PEOPLE

TO reduce your weight SURELY use
Willnrd's OBESITY Pills and lose II lbs
u month. No injury 10 the health. No
interference" WITH business or pleasure.
so :iTARYINH, They bniId up and
Improve the general health, brnu,lly
the complexion and leave NO WRlN.
kLI;S. Lucy anderson, 81 AHbnrn
81, CambJiGtyc, Mass, wriicS: lhrGG
bofiicS ~ yoUr OBESITY PAS reduced
my freight from 22j pounds and !
nercr JrH better in al my ne. !
an -quch picu8ed wiM HC result, and
shall dD al I can 10 help yoN. Our
PATRONS include P~hysicnus, bankers,
Lawyers and leaders Of Society. Our
goods pfc not sold N drug stores; all
orders are supplied direct fro Il our
office. Priuo yer package s2GN or .
packages for 81 co by u nil postpaid.
Particulars tsculcD lria ALL COR
RESPOSDESCE CONFIDENTIAL.
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tFRoa WEDNESDAY, S DA1Lr.l.
SALMAG UNDI.

Charley Gardner came up from
Lovclocx, last night.
Mrs. Judge Tnlbo: loft Tor Nnrr,
GAIA. on No. 4 to day 10 visi, her
grandmother.
Mrs. Lynn and Ser, will leave 10.
night for an extended visit to tho
World'sFair aud Canada.
The White Pine News rays that
Sci Hip has teen appointed post
master ut Ely, vice W. ID. Graham,
removed.
Rev. J. II. y. Williams OF Win no.
nuccu, WAS n passenger on No. 3 last
evening bound FOR the Chicago Silver
Convention.
The Rocky Mountain News OF Der
yer says that thtteHdr,s II The Re-
publican party are ,tlmpeding 10
tho btme'ullic camp.
y man died at Tarimors in tho state
Of Gmanuj :aro, Mckee. tho .,l,cr
day at the age %! ono hundred aui
thirty three. Ilo trft 400 living do.
scrndants.
Tho boy who is whackoI. cnfred,
kicked, half starved. ovcrwurkcd aud
otherwise neglected generally, If he
keeps out OF prison and does not die,
mates the best man
Goodman Are you regular about
church?
Badderly Very. I've stayed away
every Sunday for tho last fourteen
years. Chicago Tribune.
Last evening as No. 3 was coming
up The grade between the water tank
and town, II run into "a GOV belonging
10 G. y. Cooling, throwing her oil
the track and cr'pplias her So that
she had To be killed.
y curious superstition prevails in
Norway. When people nre in quest
Of II drowned body they row to and
fro with Il rooster in the boat, fully
expecting that tho bird will crow
when the boat reaches the spot where
the "orpso lies.
a hot sun and high Kinds have so
parched The ground i'll the Northwest
that growing graIu is willing in The
i!n!ds. In some sections Of Tho Da-
kotas and Northern Minnesota
farmers will hardly bS able tu harvest
II bushel IN mere, il is claimed.
4 business nan in al abs,rac:ed
mooI was crossing the street ycster.
day when ho was hailed 10y slow are
thinSs!" His rnsScr was, 1T beats
business bow hell is disturbed; which
WAS not, after NIL, a very bad way or
expressing its. l.. 'ribune.
Dali ying brings spot cash wcck in
and week out, all through tho year.
Cash in hand every week in tho year,
enables the dairymnn to pay cash for
what he buys; anil by paying cash
In is enabled to purchase goods re
cheap rs the merchant can afford
To sell thom. This ia II great advan.
tage.-Mmson Valley Things.
An assay made nj The Reduction
works 81 Tho ore brought from the
ne" uiscovcry made by Henry Rule
and Others on tho sect side Of Pea.
vito mountain, gave "A return Of over
5000 i'll Gc,d, 20 ouUccs Of silver aud
% per cent copper. Tie boys are
justly cldtcd ut tie result and will,
n soon as possible, brH & Gown II ton
Or two for II thorough test.-JUurnul.
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lFRoM TuEspAr's DARYL
sALMAGuND1.
Not so warm to-day.

Not so warm to-day.
Elko's sick people AFRO better to. day
a caterpillar possesses more than
=, Geo muscles.
Tho people of Nevada ure eolidly
in limo on tho silver question.
J.R. Bradley came down from
Dceth last night and remained in
town today.
Hon. Thomas Wren pissed Fast
on No. 1 last night, bound fsr the
Chicago Silver Convention.
Tomorrow vii, DO ;lie poor chill.
dren's day at the Worlds Fair, waits
bc:ug girou free admission.
G. II. Whining informed tho INDIE
rESDEsT last evening that the grass
horpeTs we're doing n good deal OF
damage TO the crops in Lnmoille
Valley.
An English matchmaker exhibits
an engine of I'D distinct pieces mot
including u bolts and ~scrcSs) which
conld be hidden in u lady's ,himble
Carson Week,y-W. G. Dewey form
erly State Superintendent Of Public
instruction Of Nevada. IS rnplnye cd rs
watchman at the Crown Point mine
ut Gold Hill.
Gazette-A Denver company hrs
bonded from Mrs. w. J. HINTS whit
is known rs the "IInnks" gronp Of
COPPER mines on Salmon river, Elko
county. They uro putting on Il few
men 10 develop them.
Silver ia Il full legtI tonder for all
dcbia, public and private, in Ger
many, |ranrc, Italy, Belgium, Srnin,
Switzerland, Holland and Greece,
and The paper money made by these
governments is made rcdeemable in
either gold or silver, rs deemed adyis-
aUle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-30

4 Pennsylvania journal tolls tho
following Story OF II singular family,
living in that State.
II consists 81 Tour brothers and ono
sister tho 0'drst (thc sister, being
seventy, and the BROKERS ranging
from Fifty Il" sixty iivc and they are
all ov"r siX feet tall. None Of them
ia mnrricl, they being nm nrti marry
ing sci. They " the property on
which they live, II tho farm, do all
their owu work and ARC wealthy.
\ sitter married Eumo years ago.,
and thny paid her, her sharc ni tho
csiutr urd discarded her, not having
spoken la her aiurc. None OF Tie
five hH1 ever been cut OF tho cuuuty.
Their farm has been l'nud,d down
for more than a hundred YEAR,. aud
wa1 n"Tu::cd by their ancestors over
u century ago.
Their horsr was erected moro
than It hundred !cara ago, after tho
style Of tho inst scttleas, spit logs
for II floor, iillcd up with clay.
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WILLARD RI&GiY tQ,, Potion. S,a.

MrK, os Rocks. Pa. Feb. 3. 1902.
Norman L,Jhiy ita c.. Bra M"iurs,
f.. Gcuilcmcu: - Your Rr"usu.
Headache Cupsulcn have been and
ftiil arc the greatest sellers and have
given tho most cniiro satisfaction o.
any rrticic we cvor kept IN our store.
80 have sold gross after gross OF
them IN tho rasr tNO years and ~ not
n a'nglc cHuc hnvo they failed tn caro-
any nGd all kinds uf hcndachcai in tho
most satisfactory manner. Yours rC.
specially, Is y RIAnEn ~ 20,
- eta per box. For sale 10y II. T..
Mulicr.
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a sure Cars for pics.

Itching Piles mro known BY moiat.
uro liio peropirHtion causing intense
itching when warm. This form IA
vol ~ blind, hlcoding or producing,
yield 81 ouco to Dr. B"pankO's Pie
lisnie ly, which acts directly on parts
affected, nbsorb5 tumors, ailhys Itch
ing AMI ofiec's a permanent cure. 30
cts. Dfuggists or mnil. CirCulnfs
rec. Or. Bughnko, Philadelphia, ia.
Bold by F.,E Muller, druggist.
Eaaio, yiOiin rhi guitar strinR',
Sac ~Wisoftmoat, at MailafR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-30
Virginia Ladies in a New Role.

Tho Mason Valley Tidirgigives the
following as y. IL. PIummcrs advice
TO parties needing hny hands:
$50 to Virginia City anil engage
young lnlics. / have had Six in the
hay field for the last two weeks ard
they get out carly, never go on n
strike, do not smoIo cigarettes, and
the result, is nm done having"
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Another warm day.
Bar oliver is 20 10. day.

Go 10 the Courthouse tonight!
The attcndarce at tho Worlds
Fair is increasing.
Lad.csare invited to attend tho
silver meeting 20 night.
j. ", Dorsey came Up from San
Francisco this morning.
Tho iIry in tho Heath case has been
DISCHARGED, standing eleven TO
Tor conviction.
Eighteen pictures for 30 crnta,
Ina !c and finished in tive minutes n
tic Gcm gallery by Johnson & Son.
Tho rcp0rt that the Mohicnu had
been fired upon AID disabled By tho
Hawaiian gunhoat Alexander turns
out TO DO u fake.
As5,mblyman Massey was called to
Indiana Yesterday b. Il telegram an
npunc,n-.tho serious ~,l!ncas OF his
wife. To left on NJ 3, last u, cniug.
II YOU desire II luyuriant growth OF
healthy hnir Of a natural color, M
tuFu'8 Growing ornament Of Lotn
sexes, uae only Halls Vegetable 81
Gillian Hair Remover.
Tho Phoebe LDio says about 1000
hcnl uf catils have been shipped by
rad from Milford To Idaho, and ABOUT
lO,CG1 head will be driven over tho
ranges TO northern points.
Tho cu;iro population Of Elko
should ba NJ tho Court hous, Mt 3 o..
C,ovl tonight 10 hear tho report Of
the Committee on resolutions, ap-
painted at the meeting "Wednesday
might.
The state Supreme Court OF South
DaEoi. ha5 decided that tho Western
Union Telegraph C,mrUny must nc
rsps messages rendered whether or
not written upon tho regular tclc-
graph JIanke.
General Woavrcr's paper, the Dos
Mo,rCH Tribune; thnt
iDwH'a delegation to Chicago will
number about 500 delegates repre-
Ben,iu. all the agriculture and labor
organizations in tho state.
The breath OF slundor may hurt n
mans reputation, but can never affect
his character. II that 10 upriGh,
and hurorabic, un ono eau stain his
purity or IvesCn the happiness which
flows from fclF.rcspcct.-Ex.
Nj. ". 49, DuvuIl came down from
Island Mountain last evening lIo
informed tho lToETESDEHr this after.
uopu that hC had succeeded in selling
tho Mountain City placer mines, for
mcrly nwucd by j. G.. Hanson, To
Denver parties.
fhr conductor on this morning.
EuG'. bound train told an Gcqumtu-
tnnco that 10 lad n we'll develop d
CnGn Of lvprory On board. He wUs II
white man, on route cnB;, mud tho
cNdI Of most all his iingcrg wcrc eaton
of Us TIC discnsc.- Gazette.
An editor out West who grnda hia
paper oat to 'tino suscrlbrrs" bends
Il bill cu0}, year. When n second bill
is sent md uhcro lie no response hn
taxes il foe granted that tho subsrri.
Der is dead, and publishes an "obit
unry Dotiuo" IN hiD columns.
NJ funerals in tho City OF d,yico
no houses arc used. The street rail
WY Company has n monopoly " the
funeral I]usinCte. Itruns funeral
cara - white for children, black for
adults uad mourners follow 10 tho
cc,nStcry III n richly upholstered
special car.
whether Pnstcut and Roch's pcrm.
liar Guolca OF treatment viii ul.imu,e.
ly prevail or not, their theory Of
blood contamination 10 tho correct
enc, though not original. u was o.
this theory thnt DR.. j. G. Aver, OF
LDwoll, hlaas., noarly fifty years ago
formulated Ayers Satsrpnrilla.
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EST

Found on tho Diamond A Desert.
ORC brown horse, branded NO, on left
thigh; ono redeem horse. | nld.faco
branded and vonicd CIV on lett thigh
T on shoulder nud no IN left thigt.
Owner will please emil ut tho Murphy
& Hill ranch, prove ownership, pay
charges md tnl,o tho animals away
T.. a. CAnErLLo,
North Fork,
625S30ds. Ncvads.
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Hoods Pills arc casy in action.
~
Onions for Coughs nnd Colds.

Thcrc Is no remedy that Gctg moro
promptly Oh to" Throat, Lungs md
Cheat Than Onion Syrup II lucscns
tho plli,gm cnauling you 10 throw "
OH. IL relieves that tIghiuUsa and
oppressive feeling Ia Chest and all
soreness Of tho Lungs. AZ u tonic
aud restorative IT, has 20 equal. DE-.
Gums OLion Sytnp 10 m]ulicnicd IN
II manner 10 aB To lao MORO ciGcUtual
than tho pInin syiup and not have
any TASTE or oder 90 tho onions max.
ing Il vhfy pleasant 10 tukc. Sold al
20 ITO. BY y. Il. Muller, druggist
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GFnoM FnrpAr's DARYL
sALaIAGuNDl


Reno is infested with thieves arc
burglars.
Miss Louisa Adams returned from
California this morning.
o or S,Go0 people in Denver ATE san
tu b. in d,t!itut, cir;u ni;a ncss
w. NJ. BiSss ana family will leave
Tor Lovelock to morrow morning.
a. w. lTesson Is getting along
nicely and viii beail right in-a few
days. no ~
The sncc ben claus OF the game Law
passed Inst winter gosi mo eject
August LIST. Let srorstmcn take no.
tics.
The INDEPENDENT was shown some
Tine cherries 10 day, raised on the
ranch OF jacob Conrad in Lauoilie
Valley.
The first building greeted in the
uuited States fer the tcleral govern
mrnt vas tho United States mint in
Philadsiphia.
z! IL TCipictt, foreman OF the INDIE
PENDENT office, is taking II two weeks
a. of. Il. g. Mcclellan tukes his
place in the Office.
Scarcity oil money has caused the
Southern Pacific company 10 hold
back the pay car until August 18th,
when the June wages will DO paid.
Dalrymple. The great Dakota fmrm
er, says tho northwest wheat caop is
tie poorest since the country was sat
tod and he is piowing up wheat for
the iirS: limo.
Raful Gavicca was drowned uhilo
bathing in Shaws IIN Springs Car.
sun Monday night. 1t is supposed
that hc really died OF heart disease
ms he made 10 cutlery.
Tho Silver State says n fruit train
bound East and light engine collide
n: ArGen;a about ll:30 o'clock Mon
day night. Tho pilots Of both engines
wer" badly smashed, but no one was
hurt.
y Maino man. j. w. Holden OF
Oiisiield, has gonc down to Boston
II convert TINT town to his belief in
tho "non-rcvo!ution" OF tho earth.
He has hired one Of the puulic halls
OF the city for this purpose.
G. ii. Sinclair and party. in chargc
Of tho Coust and GeOdciic Survey
arrived in Carson Wednesday morn
ing, says the Tribune, ind VII pro.
ceel to Lake rahoo 10 establish tic
boundary limo between Nevada and
California.
The vIiueo OF II COOL name was well
excmplitied tho other day, when n
man asked one Of druggists for a
bottle ut SIrsaparil!a. :, Ni;ose" in
quircd tho clerk. Whose? why, .Ay-
eris, OF course lc don't suppose I'm
going to u any risks with Hannah,
do YEP"
An cxchango says: BY a simy lc
ru'c !cnSth of tho day and tho night
my time Of the year, may be mce
tanned. Simply double tho timo o,
the suns RISING. which will give tho
length of the night, md double tho
time OF settling, which will give the
length OF t.,e day.
Ayers IEnir VIgor has no equal, 10
merit and efficiency ~ II hair dress.
Ing and for the prevention OF bald.
ness. 1t graduates dnndruif, keeps
tho scalp moist, clean, and healthy,
md gives vitality aud color to weak.
fHdcL, and gray hair. Tho most pop.
uiar Of toilet articles.
a ton o. occnn water contains
grain OF gold, but tho water Of the
Great Salt Lako contains three
dollars worth 10 the ton ana an
enthusiast proposes 10 got si5,o0C
100000 by" milling Tie water"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-30
arc You Nervous.

Arc you tired ou;, do you have TINT
tired feeling or sick hcudaChcY Iun
can bc relieved of all ,hcac E! niptnmg
by ,aling llooi's ]Smgnpniila which
giyca nerve aud lmdily strength.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-07-30
Str'aJ Shce,,

| havc nj my place at the Aiob,
station on tho Tusoatora Road nboat
one hundred and iifty sheep branded
"O' g" tho back. The owner Ia re-
qucs,cd to Gull, provo property, pny
tho charges and take tho sheep away.
Il. Dora.
Elko, July Il, 1899. Il.