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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03
Jury Fixing in Albuquerque.

Some developments recently have given
rise to the suspicion that some work was
being done in the way of jury fixing in
this district. Perhaps nothing brings the
law into such contempt as influencing the
jury by improper means. The officers
who are sworn to execute the law should
leave no stone unturned to ferret out
crimes of this character and bring the
guilty ones to justice. - Albuquerque
Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

ALTHOUGH it is the month of Novem-
Der, still the warmth of the campaign is
being pretty we'll maintained all over
the states of Ohio, Iowa, New York, Mas
sachusetts and Virginia.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

The Chicago hotel men want law
passed, providing that railroads shall
carry passengers at cheap enough rates
to fill all the Chicago hotels; the Chicago
hotel men know what they want and are
not afraid to saw SO.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

1t is unfortunate, tina ot
invited to send deleg -.Ion
of this congress as ted will
be deprived of the sane olorados
representatives.. The .endations
of the Los Angeles cong concerning
the control of inter-stt. lvers is the
initiation of broad of water
management out of VII an equitable
system Of control will ultimately grow.
If the convention follows this plan it will
be moving in the right direction. II it
goes off on the line of legal controversy
with Colorado it is very doubtful if
legal case can be stated, and it is certain
that long and bitter controversy will be
precipitated. The duty of the congress
is to show the state of facts, then to for
mulate some policy to which Colorado
should be invited to subscribe. The New
MEXICAN wishes the congress the best
success, and extends to Deming its hearty
congratulations on the present excellent
outlook for successful convention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

THE great Rock Island railroad may do
some railroad building in New Mexico
during the coming year; at least it looks
that Why
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

TINS is the land of the free; about
100000 people visited the Worlds fair
on passes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03
{, WAGNER. D, s, LOW|Tzkl
FURNITURE 3 QUEENSWARE.

Picture Frames and Mouldings Of
all Kinds and Patterns. Easels and
Fancy Goods. We also buy and sell
Second Hand Goods from Child's
Chair to Monument-Exchange New
Goods for Old Ones. Goods Sold on
Easy PAYMENT. Call and see US.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

New MEXICO must have statehood, and
that as soon as possible.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

A few days ago we said the greatest
danger to Ohio Republican prospects
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3.

NEW MEXICO must have more rail
roads.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

CONGRESS adjourns to-day; thank you
very much.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03
New Mexico SHOULD He Admitted.

-
New Mexico SHOULD he admitted to the
Union as state. The conditions are
better than those of Wyoming were when
sho was recognized. Delegate Joseph
has good bill for admission. The citi-
zens of Mexican decent are all loyal, in
dustrious, reasonable, intelligent. We
should like to see strong provision in
any state constitution for New Mexico,
Arizona, Utah and Oklahoma recognizing
the public control of natural waters and
providing for the local administration of
all waters and works, their ownership and
supervision. 1t is time that the terri
torial system was ended, and it would be
a good thing to organize the Indian Terri
tory and its citizens into statehood also
Alaska must wait.-Irrigation Market.
Xxx
The Irrigation Convention at Dem
ing.
The question of irrigation concerns
everybody in New Mexico. 1t is of great
i'm portance, for upon it will depend in a
large measure the well being and pros.
perity of our territory. By means OF
irrigation the barren wastes around us
can be transformed into fertile fields
and the ground that does not now pro-
duce enough to feed prairie dog vii
bring forth food for thousands of men
How to obtain these benefits is the ques
ton. We hold that it is not only posi-
bio but probable that this country viii
yet become an important agriculture
district through and by means of irriga
ton; and we believe it rests with the
people of New Mexico as to when oul
development shall begin. If we do oul
duty on November and next, we viii
attend the Deming convention and there
make united efforts in our own cause
The people of Kansas are at work, SO are
the Californians. Let us not be behiut
anybody in trying to develop and built
up our country.-Silver City Sentinel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

A Sure Cure.
Anxious Wife-My husband smokes too
much, doctor, and dent know what to do.
Doctor-There is only one way, madam.
Humor him.
Anxious Wifc-But howe
Doctor-Buy him some cigars yourself
and insist upon his smoking them.-De-
troit Free Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

THIS journal will keep up its good fight
for statehood till it is won; this journal
is good slayer and a successful one.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
All communication intended for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the writer's
name and address-not for publication-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad.
dressed to the editor. Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03

Ns-The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office n the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people Of the south
west.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-03
Improving His Mind.

ImprOving HIS Mind.
Professor hope, sir, you have followed
my advice and are trying to improve your
mind during vacation.
Student-Yes, sir. have flirted only
with Boston girls this summer.-Good
News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
Sagc-hen Law.

Tho iHDErESDEST has heard con
siderable discussion regarding the
provision OF the game iaw IN reference
20 snga-hcns. The following is Section
3 Of the game law ms printed in tho
Statutes OF 1893:
SEC. 3 - II shall DO unlawful for
any person or persons, firm, company.
cnrpUrition or nsSociutiun Ia catch,
kill, net, pound, woir, cngo trap or
destroy, or to pursne with such intent,
between the fifteenth day Of March OF
each and every year and before the
fifteenth OF August following, II
sage cock, hen or chicken within
this State, nnd every person or per.
sons, fir n, company. corporation or
association who shall soil. buy,
transport or give away, or offer or
expose FOR sale, nr have in his or
their possession any sage.cock, hen
or chicken that have been taken,
killed, captured, shared, nctted-
pounded, wcired, Gagged or trapped
contrary 10 tho provisions OF Thu
section, shall hc guilty OF n misde
meanor and punished rs hereinafter
provided.
The Virginia Chronicle says that
violators OF tho above law in tho
western part OF tho Stato will be
arrested and punished. 1t should DO
the same in EIko county. Tho pun.
ishmcnt for n violation of tho lnw is
u line Of not less thin SO, nor more
than 5000, or imprisonment in tho
county Jail FOR my torn not exceeding
six months, or by both such fine md
in p-isonmcnt. In addition 10 this
800 costs shall be entered up against
| each defendant M u reward To tho
party instrumental in recurring tho
arrest md conyij.i.n OF tho party
violating Tn, law.
Section 8 makes it. tho duty Of the
ShoriH and Lis deputies, Constable
ind his deputies, District Attorney
and his deputies, and all peace officers
10 prosecute all persona violating
This law. mud on n refusal to do so
they are guilty OF II misdcmennor 10
oflidc mud Fable TO n ino Of s25.
Parties nre violating this Law nearly
every dry in this county and ito tfl
cers should 500 that thoy ato pun.
ished.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
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sALMAoUNDI.

DR.. Meiss arrived on No. 8 last
I.ight.
September wheat sold for e,5sIS in
Chicago Yesterday.
Miss Katy i~Ionryman. Of Clover
Valley, is visiting Mrs. Geo. Mcigs.
J Commissioners Russell went 10 his
Battle Mountain ranch {, o.day.
Regular meeting Elko Encamp.
ment No. 9 l. o, o. +. at their hall TO
night.
Newe.-The mosquito is built TO sit
lightly, bite deep. jump high and come
uGuin.
Ed. Stauts arrived from Salt L.nke
yesterday and is spending n few daye
in town.
a Kansas farmer Inns n THEORY TINT
the moon is n piece of tho earth that
got raised in n cyclone.
Rev. and Mrs. Hyslop OF Carson
spent yesterday in Elko, the guests Of
Rev. w. Ii. /. lfoughton.
George Bruce, ono OF Elko's solid
young men, will enter the examina-
ton for;he "cst Point ca.Ietsh'r r. The
INDEPENDENT wishes him SUCCESS.
daior Miller, z. 8. harrington and
j.. u. R"ss came down from Mountain
City yesterday. Mr. Ross left for his
home in Oregon last night.
Secretary Caslisle has gone IN tray
Cables 20 consult with the President
about his message. Ii Is understood
that the message will deal solely with
the financial situation.
Senator Wa,cott OF Colorado thinks
FREQ coinage vii carry the day in the
extra session. Al all events no does
not thinkihc Sherman Inv wi | be re.
pealed without sume satisfactory cub
sti;ute taking ltsplnce
Jim Black, n livery stable keeper in
Virginia City, skipped out for Trucker
by the light ~ the moon Sunday
night, taking with him his horses and
carriages and leaving numerous cred
itors 10 sigh for his return.
The weekly papers Of Texas nre nj
most unanimously in favor OF FREQ
cuiLnge Of silver. II congress repeats
tho Sherman law without providing
a satisfactory substitute. t~he"benstly
democratic majority" Of Texas will I've
" thing 1T The rutt,-Pinno. Texas,
Star.
Phoebe LNde-A telegram from Nee
dos states that SlJ0.UO0 Of bonds OF
The Nevada Southern railway branch
line from Blake have been sold 10 New
York city Al | the tele gram states that
work will b, pushed un 10 Col
Springs Gud thence TO this place n,
once.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
Bar silver is Goai TO- day.
Moro bank failures yesterday.

Moro bank failures yesterday.
Paris had en- sScO,o00 fro yesterday
Dave Casper received q lot OF new
goods to-day.
Col. Moore. OF Ruby Valley, and
John rrenor, OF Huntingdon, are in
Elko to day.
Miss Ruth Triplett will Leave for
Austin on No TO morrow TO visit rel.
Rtiyes.
Religious services will be hold nj
the hail in CIrlin to.u orrow night nj
8 o'clock, Row. y. .. Witter officiating
Children don't feel NJ bad rs they
should when Tn cir mother gets sick,
because they get so many good
things that she cant eat.
The Southern Pacific cent my and
Wells, Fnrgo& Co. have IGid U. 5
Marshml Gard $500, the reward off
erred for the niICst Of john SUptHg.
Rllo'je and ia :kson, the officers With
Gard ut the stone corral. will rroda-
ly gei most Of tho reward.
IL is learned that tie fire at Prentice
WIS confined To timber. nod no build
logs were burned. Tho fire ia Fliield
started in o she'd bqrk Of the Clifton
House. Among tho structures do
stroyed were four hotels, tYo stores,
several salouna and r, s%tdurnnt.
a commission was received ut Spo-
hupe, Wash, on Tuesday from Wash
instun appointing w. q. Langford
receiver OF the Watervillc Land Office
The remarkable circumstance in cou-
nection with this il ihn fHot hat Mr..
Lungford has been dead for the past
three months. lie scr;cd no United
States Judge under C.eveinnd's form
er ADMINISTRATION.
Thu editor Of Missouri paper who
Glanced To see the sun rise onr norm
ing recently says that tho sky was
BuIus.d with u delicate but gorgeous
pink illu%piinHii0u, rs though inviriblc
hands had hung Il gigantic portiero
over tho orient through whose trans-
lucent meshes tho sunlight sifted."
Com missioner Y eringtO writes tho
INDEPENDENT that he will eco that
the press OF Nevada gets tho correct
proceedings OF tdo Chicago Silver
Convention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
a Word to Indies.

Ladies' who desire u beautiful, clen'
skin, FREQ from pimplcs, bells, blo'ch
90 and other eruptions, should con-
mence at once 10 uee DIR. Gums I'm.
proved Livor Pills. They will Misc
remove that heavy look about your
eyes md make them bright, md vii
cure headache from whatever
it arIsss. Remember you are only r"
quired to take II small pill AT bed
time, which is coated with pure sug"I
mud will not Gripo or produce any III
pleasant sensation. Sold mt % cts b.,
T.. Il. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
lFnox Mondays DAILY.
gALMAGUNDl.

Tho silver cohorts ara gathering in
Chicago.
Ham Mccain, the genial Mayor Of
Halleck, is in town.
It is reported TINT many people arc
actually going hungry in Virginia
City.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge
No. q, A. o. U. W.. ut their Hall to-
night.
Stewart, Jones, Bnrtino md New.
lands make n strong team in tho Chi.
cago silver c%onvntion.
Siuce the death OF Stanford, John
Phones is claim ed to 10 the richest
man in tho US. senate.
G. w. Grover and family are resi-.
dents Of EIko again, hnying moved
into DR.. Moore's houss this afternoon.
Senator Perkins OF California. in n
communication to the Examiner de-
clares himself in favor of bi.mmtal-
ism.
james Clark has been appointed
Postmaster Mt tho Humboldt House
vice Henderson Green, resigned.
A man at Griffin. Ga. who believe
some day Confederate morcy will DO
redeemed, and be worth dollar fer
dollar, has 5 100000 in Confederate
bills stored away.
The Denver News predicts II Mt
within ninety days Congress will psss
n silver law much better than the
present ono. Let us hope that the
prediction will b. fulfilled.
In Turkey they call tho bicycle
1.-THE devils chariot" and The Sultan
forbids it's use. Another point OF dill.
orence between the pious Musselmnn
and tho inHLcl musclemnn.
Tho German var minister has de.
ci'led that the handles Of all ha.rhe,s
nxes and brsiegipg mntcrial OF tho
German army must hereafter De
made OF American hickory wood.
Hon. NJ. II. De Young has our
thanks for n copy OF the pictures Of
"Grcat Newspapers and + litors u
the United States" 1t will have u
conspicuous place IL our snnctum.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
tFRo1 rHrrsDAr's pAr1r.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Bar silver is II To doy.
Phil 1'rip!ei, left for Salt Llks tbs
ionhir..
VIM. Evans. M * convic,, hes 1,n
Tossed 10 the murder u EXPIRE Rege
Nike ioyey.
Miss Emma PhillioJ !ias Closed hcf
school in North Ruby and is visiting
friends in town.
Congressman Caminetti, OF Calitur-
nin.passcd through Tuesday oy,n;ug
on his way 10 Washi. gton.
The longest fence in tho world is
is in Australia -l256 miles. 1t is
mado Of wire netting ard its object
is TO keep out rabbits.
AT the present rate Of attendance at.
the worlds fair tie record for the
first thee months will reach less
thnn G,7J0,00O admissions
A sign inscribed, This Building ia
Fircpro0f, was one OF the few thing
LEFT standing in tho ruins or tho cold
Storage wa ehousc in Chicago.
The funeral OF n member OF tie
rrynl family OF Siam costs from one 10
five hundred thousand dollars, 20 the
French should DO careful how they
shoot.
y st Paul special says it is csti.
mated that 5000 to 1900 idle men are
there aud hundreds more ars arriving
daily Many are from railroads and
miuing regions.
Three men in Franco competed
u sec who could drink tho most
wat-r. One swallowed Twelve quartz,
tho sscJnd Q quarts and tho third
seven. ALI three died iron tbs ~etfeci..
The attention III Il readers is cali.
cd to the nd. OF the executors OF III
Ross estate Vhicn npI, IN anothc
column. This IS Il sp!end d opport.,
nifty for anyone wishing 10 go into tn,
sheep business.
Yesterday tho Trustees Of the Elk
school elected E G. Snyder, OF Rub.
Hill. Nevada, Principal OF the Elk
school. MIR Snyder has had niu
years experience as principal c
graded schools in California n
comes highly recommended.
WIN. Ayers. Supt. OF the Wash"
County poor farm, pushed lame
Nard, a patient, over Tuesday. War
fell heavily on the Laclk Of his heG'
and died shortly after. The coroner
jury yesterday charged Ayers with II,
ing the cause of Wards death.
The proIcsml for n reduction ri:
FER cent in tho presant rate OF wing
submitted by tho Comstock miniu
companies 4 the Storey county IA
chnnic's union, il said To have beenr
iorred 10 u comm .ttce which was :.
strncteh to confer with the Miners
union committee.
An Ogden mcrchnnt, n dealer ]
heavy end costly goods, has counter
manded his oTdsrs for eighteen ca
loads OF supplies. In writing to III
manufacturers he says: "Your polio.
is closin , our silver mines. II W
tannot market omr " product, W.
have neithor money nor inclination
u, buy yours."-Ogden Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
lFRox TuLsnAr's DArLr.l
3ALMAGUNDI

Bur silver 7o14 to day.
Cholera is spreading in Russia.
Lots OF grnsshoppcrs in Lnmoille.
Senator Hill. OF New York, says; free
coinugs ut l51s to /.
r. p. Ham.ll OF Wells and w. B
Armstrong, Of Deeth, are 10 town to-
day.
Miss Maggie Thebo arrived from
San francisco this morning On u visit
tn relatives
Po~derly has mado in emphatic
deniul OF his reported resignation as
general master workman Of the
Knights OF Labor.
The people OF Humboldt County
havo contributed SI57.5o to defray
tho expense OF their d,!oIate to the
Chicago Silver Convention.
j. NJ. Coleman OF Virginia, Tor n
number OF years connecte lswith the
Chronicle OF that city, has severed his
connection with that paper.
The free admissions To tho Fair nj
Chicago number about 5000 per day
At the Centennial Exhibition they
did not exceei AN u, cruge Of 1850 a
day.
Hereafter Saturday will be n full
holiday without pay in tho Union
Pacific shops all Over tho road. This
is done in oder not to redpce the
working force. II will affect COCO
men.
For diphtheria, n French doctor
states that lemonjuicc used as u garglc
is n specific ugarust tits disease rs
well as other threat trouble. lie
has successfully employed this treat.
ent for eighteen years.
Some -ody says that n wagon makea
who had been dumb for years picket
up hub and spoke. A blind car
penter On the same day reached out
for II pane aud saw, and n deaf shep-
herd went mt with his dog and l:erd,
These are all solid facts.
Ii your uncle has IN aunt who has
n nephew whose wife has II cousin
that Is married 10 an old friend OF
your Aife'S sister, whose grandfather
used tn live in the same town with IN
old schoo! mate Ot yours, whose SON
in-!aw is row living in Chicago, you
should ut once ronew the acquuin
lance with tho view of saving hotel
bills while attending the great worlds
fair. Tho scheme can TO worked
quite SucccssIully.-Ex.
Mason Valley Tiding- has concluded
not To c!use down. The pa p'r A,m he
published by as,oCk company and
the day OF issue changed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
IL viii Help Nevada.

Commissioner j W. IIaines says
tho Nevada Commissioners nro par.
.ticulaily nnxicus to have our formers
sen | cxhibitso Of fruit and grain TO tho
Worlds Fair. The now crop nov
coming on will DO needed to keep the
exhibit up TO It's proper standard.
Send anything on eurth tat will nd.
vcriisO tho resources Of Nevada ana
try to at ~ much benefit ns possible
at OF the $1,000 expended. Address
j. A. Ycringtnn, Nevada Exhibit.
Agricultural Building Chicago, III
ioh the exhibits will reach hin H.
sufoiy. Carson Noas.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
The Jerseys Win.

A special dispatch TO tho Gnzcttc
on Wednesday, says: Chiof Buchanan,
in charge OF the stock exhibits Mt
the Worlds Fair ut Chicago, has an
nounced the result OF tho cheese
contest which las been in progress
there for several weeks The tost is
pronounced tho most complete. most
carefully conducted md most thor
ough ever mndo. Tho contest WINS
between twcnty given cow OF Jersey,
Guernsey and Short Horn breeds
zach. The result was no follows, be-
ing q decided victory for tho Jcrscys:
Nilk in fifteen dnys-JcrseyB, 1925
pounds; Grernseys, lo.03s pounds;
Short Horns, i2,lsG pounds.
Cheese mndo --Jcrscys. l,45l pounds;
Gucrnscys. l,l80 p,uuds; Short
I%Iotnr; LOTT pounds.
valuo OF checee -Jcrscys. sln3 %
Guernecys, sl35 ~; Short Horns,
sli0 II.
yniuo OF whey - Jerseys, 90 81;
0ucrDecys, 81 10; Short Horns, 90 CT.
Incrcnse in 1.-Two wcight-.fcrsnys
al ~; Guornseys. s2j CO.. Short
Horns, s3l Of.
Total values - JcrHeys, s2lT 50;
Gucrnscys, slGi 81; Short Horns,
$3.50 ~.
Deduct cost OF feed Jerseys, s0s.
II; GucrDscyp, $40 2ij Short Horne.
Net profit in %tittcer days erecys
ellie 81; Guorbseys, s7S 3Oi Short
Horns, ssl 10.
Tho ur Yard for bess breed and cow'
gooI to tho jersey "1da Mnfigold,'
cwGeh by g. 4. Sweet 0f Buffalo, N,
g.. second Ia the jersey. MERRY
Maihcn," Owned by O. ind q. Gravcs
OF Mhi,lapd, MiRGouri; third TO tho
jersey, "Lilly MnrLtp," owned by NJ,
g. Cainpbcll OF Spring lIill, Tonn.;
fourth TO tho jersey "Sigunl Queen
owned 10y Frank Emo Of Pine plnin
n " fifth TO Ito Short Horn
'Norma," owned by Eaniel Shonan
Of Cs,gc, Iowa, Tho four next beet
wore Jorseys,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
Advertise Your. Firm.

A Pomona, Cal, firm got ready to
II n man for slI0 the other day, but
bad TO defer matters because IL lnnd
fnilcd TO advertise its co partnership
Tho law in Nevada concerning co.
partnerahips requires tho publication
for three successive weeks 10 n county
paper OF the partnership certificate.
Unless il is complied with no co.part.
nership exists according TO law, as
tho Pomona lirm found out TO It's
sorroS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
4 Sure Cure for Piles.
+. T.. Muller.

Itching Plies "rc known by moist.
ure like pcrspiration. causing intense
itching when warm. This form ns
well M blind, bleeding or produdnr,
yield Mt once Ia DR. E"snnko's Pile
RENE iy, which acts directly on parts
agected. absorbs iumors. al!nys itch
ing anil effects a permanent cure. 80
cts. DruggistG or mail. Circulars
rec DIR. Bnsunko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by +. +. Muller, druggist.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
Severely Hurt.

John f. Weeks. OF Wells, while
going tom that place TO Bruncuu
yesterday afternoon with n heavily
loaded four horse team, vas severly
hurt. His team ran nwny while CO.
ing down steep hill upseitlug tho
wagon and throwing him under the
wheels. His right wrist was broken
and ono leg badly bruised beside other
injuries. Weeks was brought to tho
hospital on No. 1 10 day and DR.. lien.
derson made him us comfortable us
possible.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
MrKoos Rocks Pa E,h q 100,

McKees Rocks. Pa. Feb. 3, 1892,
Norman Lirhty ifg CT. Drs Moines,
In. Gentlemen: Your Krnuse's
Headache Capsules have been and
still NJ" the greatest sellers and have
given the most cn'iro s~atisfHcrion %,
any "riicie We ever kept IN our store.
40 have sold gloss nfter gross Of
them III the rasr two years and in not
Il single case hnve they failed to cure
any and all kinds uf headaches in the
most satisfactory manner. Yours re-.
spcctfully, X ID KRAMER j. Go.
. cts per box. For sale by +. f.
Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-08-06
StrayS! cop.

/ hnvc at my place nj the Adobe
Station on tho T%uecnrorn Iiond about
one hundred and fifty ehccp branded
40" on tho back. The ow Q in rc.
qucs,cd to cnll, provo property, pny
tho charges md tuito tho sheep away.
Il. Dora.
Elko, July 10, 1903 II.