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A NY amount of money loaned on horses
II carriages, furniture, pianos. watches
diamonds etc, at one half the usual rates;
can be paid back by instalJments, and at any
time to suit your convenience, thereby reduc-
ing cost of carrying loan; all business private
Room 10, Globe Building.
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LOST AND FOUND.

noes EFOUND-Two hunting dogs, one
IL yellow and one black and white, large.
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MONEY LOANED on all goods of value;
IsI very low rates; aL 1C3 East Seventh St,
two doors from corner of Jackson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-01
All Subscriptions Payable
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large stock of Seaside and other libraries on
hand, and new Novels received by every mail.
Artists Drawing Materials, and full supply
Of Winsor Newlons OIL colors, brushes,
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Albums in their several kinds Work
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Ease Balls, Bats, Ma SKIS
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General advertisements.
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Aim at the Drake
And you are bound to hit some of the
ducks This is precisely the same with
Warnpole's
TaSteless
Preparation
Cod Liver Oil.

1t aims to cure Consumption,
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Coughs, Hoarseness and all
Throat and Lung troubles that
cause this disease.
1t is natural logic to conclude
that if WAMPoLE's PREPARATION
OF COB LIVER OIL has power
to revent Consumption, it sure
ly is able to cure these lesser
emergencies.
This vigor-making, fat pro-
ducing preparation is Absolute
ly Tasteless, in so far as Cod
Liver Oil is concerned. All
you notice is a delightful flavor
of Wild Cherry and Anise.
But the purest Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil is there all the
same. 1t is a great blood en-
richer. Best of all it is a natu-
raj food that in its stomachic
effects, actually assists its own
assimilation.
In Pulmonary or Bronchial
troubles it is unequalled. No
one doubts the value of Cod
Liver Oil, but not every one is
liable TO take if.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-01

That's what it is at
King Bros. Art Empori-
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in their line. This week
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goods and novelties, the
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for framing and cornices,
a full line of window pole
cornices, etc. Now is the
time to have portraits en-
larged in crayon or india
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at lowest rates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-01
The Hawaiian Annual now in

TIC FIdWdTTdH ANNUAL now in
It's Nineteenth year, and acknowledged not
only as the best authority on all information
pertaining to the islands that residents should
know and strangers invariably ask, but the
only reference book of Hawaiian statistics.
and annual recorder of current and reminis
cent events. There are homes probably in
this land in which it is unknown except bv
name, and there are numerous friends abroad
TO whom this publication would afford untold
satisfaction for the fund of reliable information
ii imparts in its one hundred and fifty or more
pages, with nothing Of the "Guide Book" qush
about il. Price per copy to any address in
these islands, IS cents; or mailed to any
address in the Postal Union fol S. cents each,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
sALToN SINK FILLlNo.
.IndIeations That tho De1ort Win Again
Rncnmo a SIa- =

Boeomo q Sca-
The famous Salton sea Is likely to re-
appear ut q very early date. Whether
1t will make q permanent stay OF 1t
this time or not, says tho San Francis
CO Examiner, Is OF course o mystery,
but that it is coming back is the op!n-
ion OF old desert men. Two years ago
the Transformation of Salton Sink on
the Colorado desert into q vast but
shallow sea startled the world, and for
q time it appeared rs il the great BASIN
which centuries ago had; been acontin-
uation of the Gulf OF California wa8t to
return TO its original condition. But
in Come way tho break in the bank. OF
the Colorado river whence the water
came wesclosed, the supply ceased, cnl
the rny3 OF tho sun coon knocked ont
the same. =.
Z. ". Lang Is one Of the most expo
rienccd desert men In the country. and
he has n large bunch Of cattle row i'll
the vicinity Of Indian Wells. lie is in
this city and in Conversation with Il
reporter said: "Ycs, tho water will
come into, Saltonu basin rgain th.s
year. Whether. it will be ~ llri:e as
last time. or larier I cannot tell, but
the noI from tho Colorado river HAS
been going into. the desert for some
time past and mag continue. There
was q very large fall Of snow last win
ter in The mouatain3 OF Montana. Ila-
no crd Utah, and The. melting OF this
has caused the present break into The
desert. The overflow OF two years ago
was tho first in twenty years, but cy-
cryt.2iag indicates that n few hundred
years before the basin v:aS literally Il
sea, IS the beaches gro still plain about
Il foothills, and the rocks show VA
ter wearing.
"Nhcn The overflow of two ycn rs 2
occurred the water followed the idcn-
teal channels that had become almost
oblitcratcd from nEe. The water Il
now running into the desert il two
branches. One IL Carter river, md
leaves the Colorado about fifteen miles
below Yuma. The other channel is
New river, oEd Is forty-fivc milcs fur
thor down tho river. Salton Is about
two hundred feet below Tie level CT
the acknowledgements OF these rivers
The water has been flowing into bot:
OF the breaks I have named for several
weeks past. Both Kew and Garter riy-
crs had advanced about thirty-fvc
titles when I lett, and I think the wa
ter will be into Ealton in q few weeks
more. A number OF large lagoong
have already been filed between
Tic Sink Rpd the Colorado. Ono
OF these is fully ten miles square. 1t
will not take long before these deprcs-
sions between tho river and the big
basin nro filed. and then the water
will slide over into Salton."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Congressional

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE gal.
leries OF the House were we'll Tiled IN
anticipation OF the preliminary sliir-
miss over the Tucker bill t5r the re-
goal OF tho Federal election. law.
at the conclusion OF tho chap
lain's prayer, burrows OF Michigan,
ono OF the Republican leaders, sur
prised tie House by beginning n
spccics OF covert rliLusicrinS 10 pro-
vent n report Of tho bill 10 The Ecuso.
He asked unarimous confcnt that
the call Of committee fer report TO
diepcns cd with. =
i'uci;sr objected. aud Bnrrcws
then moved That the call be dis
pensed with without unonimoua con
BS..t. =
Tucker called for ayes ard noee
II wsa Apparent ns tho rnll.cIil pro.
cccded That tho Republicans were
.grimly .rrsa,uis, ss,!hsy remained in
their esRss Refusing TO Yeie in order to
break the apo;qm:
a nur.Uar az Ad!aicist- G,ioa
Democrats. releetirg tho Waite.
g Houne pYPasittan TO thn pleSeA: con-
s:dcra,iqn .; tho bi!l, also roiugod to
vote. - 5sl.r s..s
Tho vote stood: Ayes 4. oca lco-
no quoyum.
y call OF tho House VIA ordered,
resulting in tho presence OF lGsi mem
bers, Tho dorm were ordered closed
and mcsscnGeIs dispatched in all Ji-
rcctiuns TO briug in. absentsos. The
House hae settled down 10 u long
hand to-hand contest.
A serond call again showed the lack
OF aquoru,n.
Tucker moved n resolution in
Itruc:iug the serseant-nt .arms to
bring the abaontecs before tho bar OF
tho House.
q, Reed flanlsed thin movement by Il
motion tp adjourn, uud tho roll was
again called.
Tie expressed determination OF tho
Republicans TO iorce the Democrats
TO produce n quorum OF their OWE
before the Tucker Till eau Ls reported
deadlocks tho House.
Reeds motion was lost. md then
fuckers resolution provoked q hot
and bitter debate of hall an hour, but
finally the resolution wus aopted and
the House adjourned.
rho Democrats 4re badly demoral.
izei. and tho fact that tho adlninis
tration Democrats urs actively assist
ing the Republicans in thu effort
10 keep of the Federal election
dhcussion has awakened lively
indignation Among tho silver Demo
crats-. 4",-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
THE GOAL.
Tho cr1ndie Eut:cr Which Is tho Pet
n Etcct CruiAr-.

Tho ErIndie Eut:c- which Is tho Pet c
n steci Cruiscr.
The name of the goat on the stcc
cruiser baltimore is Bobby. He hadn'
any name when he was shipped, Soy
the New York Advertiser, and no on
knows how he came to 90 callct'
Bobby. Perhaps, the fact that Il,
wouldn't answer, to any other name
4 something to do with it. As goats
go he is fair to. middling Sort OF au
animal. He isn't white, he isn't black,
and he isn't any other distinct color.
lie Is n briaale goat, and his horns arc
short and stubby, and his eyes sort OF
Fad, like tlose OF nm alligator. His
years are few and his experience large
lie has been an investigator cvcr since
he was led up the gang rlanl, :
made part OF tho ahip's cornpIcm.1t
for1:rd. 1t i5 difficult to %iriaginc n
moro Independent goat. lie docs not
n3li to be fed, When meal time cr.
rircs he is aware Of the fact and
proceeds to put himself in di.
rect communication with q meal
IL there are no, cabbage leaves
or tender sprouts from lcttus, lie
doesn't delay eating. Pie Is good
enough for Bobby, so nrc cake md
bananao and fruits. II it happa,a
that all these ere out OF his rcaci, ho
. ocen known to sigh. Onc sigh IL
oil he hcayca Then he gets rici!.
down to business. II a coil OF rome l..
handy he will begin to nibblc the
tough Sigal fiber. In the absccnco OF
rope he boldly tackles an urchor
Chain, Z Gun carriage or tho forccustle
EanCway. by this time so.no ono viii
note the fact that Bobby il hunrrv
md lie will be invited to mes; viii
Tie port watch. bobby il far fro,,
tirnia. lie has undertaken time NIL
n3aii to climb TO the military ton r,I
on II occasion went down the nav.
row iron stops TO the ~enSinc.roon.
whore lic noted with cTident raj.
iSiaction TINT tho Bhip was keen.
ing UP her record In speed, n,
Indicated by. tho revolutions OF Tao
screw. Durir5a storm Bobby 10 nY
brave G3 any blue jacket in the crew.
lie tales his place alongside the boat.
SWAMI matqCnnd watches the moe .
nentS OF thcjacn in response to tho
Piping OF the whistle. Bobby was ono
OF tho attractions during tho Co.
Ipmbus events IN New York harbor.
lie was prettily decorated and marched
up and down the spar dccl, with the
mr. o. WHO Had an important pnrt
10 play. On the next nnnivcr@ary Of
tho Launching Of the Baltimors the
Immediate friends md associates ~
Hobby will present him with n collar
BETTING hiastation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Principle vs.. Patronage.

Clurk Howell, editor OF tho Allan
Ia Constitution, pnyo his respects 70
those Democrats who cell principle
for patronage, in tho following ring
ing words:
Il an not an nlHrmist, but I ppenls
with tho fcryor Of n Democrat, whcss
allegiance TO the principles Of party
isInot dimmed by tho irridcccsnt
glow OF patronage. Party Erinciplo
Is ono thing aud party patronage au
other. Ono 10 lnuting tho otter
ophemeral. Quo has it's foundation
.intho. solemn conviction Of. Tho I,to.
Pile. Tho other jumps like n iay, bird
from n limb to another, spiz!ng
every twig TINT presents n fas berry
ami Keeping its hungry mouth. wido
open that it mny catch tho STRAY Juice
that drops tic way" =" ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
What Was Tbs Mi!llonairel

II. W. r., a vol known layer OF
OF B,ston, diso ,vetol, on ro.ufnin;
from II bank dag, that tho toll ,r,
In cashiug some railway-bpnd con=
pons, had overpaid him 500, Ito
eont Jack tho money 10 the bank.
Ono dry upon his spcntrng of thu IN.
cident 10 n millionaire ciien., tho lat
ter exclaimed, "You ara a foo!! What
did you do that torH ! wouldn't have
done IL. The banks never ~Ipc,ily errors
10 tho'r favor" III don't snoS about
that replied Mr.. p, "but I happrn
10 LABOR undsr n disadvantage.
have to shave myself, and sou go
wouldn't like to loox in tho g'aa
every morning and go q ecobnd5s..'
--Boston Evening r'nnrcnpt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Voorhees, Interviewed.

WAsHIaoToN. Sept. 14,-Yoorhoea
said to a representative OF the Asso.
ciated Press to-day that he was still
determined to press tho repeal bill to
as early n consideration as possible.
1T is, however, necessary, )" no said.
''to observe the courtcsicD required by
the traditions and rules Of tho Sem
ate, and I really believe by showing
duo regard TO thsIe points that wo
shal! be nLie tn nuke creator progress
than il We violated them. Tho Son.
ntors who oppose the bill must soon
como to Z that We have been net
ing with exceptional lioerality, nrd l
am sure that sort OF Conduct will
have its effect upon them There is
undoubtedly scops yet lett for con.
siderable legitimate debate, md thoro.
Ia no menns, il there wero n DISPOSE
lion OF pressing the question, 10 vote
bsrore every Senator has Ind IN ou-
portunity 10 say what he may wish
to say. We have not really consumed
ns much time in tho discusy;on OF
this question rs the country seems To
think, and I have overy REASON To be-
lisve we shall.b aUlr to reach u vote
in u comparatively ahort tiRe."
Replying to the question rs to how
no expected to bring tho matter toa
close, Voorhees, said with legitimate
spoech-mnking, and in that way the
question would soon resolve itself in
TO one OF physical endurance, AM he
expected coon 10 usk tho Senate to
hold longer daily sessions, md indeed
continue into the night. lie thought
this course would 30 justified otter
this woek and would move in this
direction. 80
When asked what no thought would
be the disposition OF The Senate to
compromise or tho limo OF the FaullS.
ner amendment, Voorhees, replied
that he did not believe thero would
DO any amendment OF tho bill, and no
was Of the opinion that the silver
mon would show creator strength in
. vote in opposition to the straight
repeal bill than upon any other prop.
osition which might DO brought be-
fore tho Senate In connection With
present Legislation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
NEVADA AL HlGRr.

The Mining and Scientific Press
contains the following editorial about
Nevada: "1he State OF Nevada has
no renson to take a cheerless view OF
tho future. The silver industry ID,
not dead. Silvor is q natural money
metal, whose continued USE 10. very
large volume is certain. Thcre is TN
apparently inviaoi3ie disposition on
the part OF tho controlling powers in
legislation. backed by O misguided
aud exaggerated sentiment among
Eastern people that silver is rospon-
sible for all tho present financial
OWLS, To stop ito furehcr coinage; but
the ron ,tion is certain to come. II
not free coinage. then bimotnliisru will
ultimately DO tho policy OF tho coun-.
try. Thore must, sooner or later, TO
u revival VI silver production. De-
sidea, NOWADAYS IMMORAL resources are
by no penn confired TO the white
metal. There are tin. copper, lcud,
autimony and nickel 10 large quaint:
ties. Iron and aluminium arc ron
stituept elements OF tho everlasting
hills. or so.nc OF them. Gypsum Rdd
borax arc alro:dy heavily produced,
and the geld mines nre capable Of
such Development rs " bring large
Income into the State. All this is
outside OF tho fine agricultural re-
SOURCES OF Nevada. Pending tho
revival OF silvor mining, they can and
will DO developed. Nevada 10 all
right"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Smallpox mud Dark na,s.

II ,ra5 savcral ycara 2 that CALI.
vnrdin drew tho attention OF French
practitioners TO the advantages ~
treating the smallpox according 10 tho
plan originally suggested and carried
out Dy John Of Goddcsdcn md Water.
Tho treatment in question consisted
oimn'y In Keeping tho patients nbto.
intciy away from NIL Golnr li-ht. mud
This GC.4s dorl;rcssha To be. from Grqt
TO last, complete and unintcrrup,od,
otherwise no beneficial result, eoulj
DC okc Tor. The bnino authorize I'M,
recently published The results OF his e..
pcrlcucc with thiD mothod, Covering n
period OF some sixteen years. showirg
tnat, II this plan be carried out, Tho
great advantage cnsucs OF there bcino
no period OF ~suppnration. md, In cor.
.cgncncc, tho subsequent squirting 1,
intlnitcsimul. I"
Souru CAnoLrsA Ia the largcst pro,
Queer OF piiosphntcs In tho world. load.
ing with her 0 o.000 tons; France and
belgium neat, cnch 35o,O)O tons; Flor.
idao nc<t, 10000 tons; Euasia, 75.0oo
tonhi Spain md Germany, $4,000 each,
Dnt2h West Indies, 20,Oo0: Enrlish
Wcbt Indies, 10000; North Carolina
1000; Algeria. 2,500.-Daltirnorc Mani.
factdrsrs' Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
IIow's Tliu!

We oHsr One Hundred Doilnrs Re.
ward Tor any cas- OF CGtarrh that
cinuoL 10 cured by Halls Cuturri.
Curo.
F. j. CHESET Go, Propa.. Toledo,O.
"" Tie undersigned, have known
I'd. Chore? for tho last IL years and
believe hin perfectly honorable IN IL,
D -aincss TRANSACTIONS and financial,
able tn carry out ANY obligation mad,
ny their firm.
Vest & Trnav. Wholesale Druggists.
Io!.do. o ,W.tdiag. Nnran& Msrvir
"ho!esute Druggists, Tn!ydr, Q.
Halls C"tIrTh Curn IL taken inter
raily. acl:::s directly upon the blnnd
'7cd- mucous snrIAc65 Of tho system
Price, IS ':Gut5 per dlat.ls. Sold b.,
ali druggists. Waalinpninls freq.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
E.. u. DII,YRy-
County Clerk and Clerk Of tho Board
of Equalization.
Dated Sept. IL, 1923.
Saved from Death Iy UnIons

There. has M doubt been moro
ives Of children saved from death in
Group or whoopipG cough by tho uee.
OF cninua than by any ether kpown
remedy, our mothers ur,d 10 make
I'ouit{ces OF thcm, or tyrur, Which
was nl"nys effectual in breaking up
n cough or cold. DR.. Gums Onion
syrup is made by combining Tow
nimplc remedies with il, whicu make
1t more Effective lie Il medicine ard
destroys tho tnEte and oduT Of the
onion. Sold ~ l.. +. Muller, Drug
rirt-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
gHSk-E.

Faulkner, Of West Virginin offered
MI amendment 10 tie fopta!-bin pro-
vid!ng for tho coinage os silver bull
lion now in the Treasury aid the
monthly ~pufcharo THEREAFTER Of
enough silver TO coin s3,GOO,Ooo,
which, together with ell tho pilvor
do!llrs before coinad, shall DO legal
toGder.
rho repeal bill WINS taken up md
Daniel OF West Virginia took the
floor io oppoGitlot.. la said no would
nttolapt to DEMONSTRATE, as. ho was.
confident ho.could, t;i4t tho world
wide monetary .copvulaiou was duo to.
three principal .~roaaons: first, Tho.
enormous .increaoe OF lhu debt; Sec
ond, tho continuous unprecedented
fall in prices for over u quarter Of n
century; third, neutrality-suspicious. do
struction OF tho Limuiullic baso Of
credit at the dictation VI tho Europe
IN money kings.
He said moro money wns needed,
ard tho repeal oil tho Sherman net
would have q contrary e~lfuot, aud
would contract tho currency by So
0ol,UD per Ennum Ho favored q
eonnd currency, every dollar Of which
should DO maintained Mt par with
evory otlier dollar, ard that it should
consist of gold, silver and pnror
money, payable III them,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
A suro Care fo,. r!.na.

Itching Piles rro known by moist.
ure like Precipitation. causing ]in,caso
Itching when warm. This form as
well as blind, bleeding or prcduduig,.
yield at onco to Dr. toyankoh Pho
Remedy, which aoto directly on rarto
affected, abeorbs tumors. nlIlyo Etcb.
Ing and effccte n permanent cure. 10.
cts. DruRaistn or mol. Circulars
zee. Dr. Brsonho, Philcdclphm, Ia.
Fold by +. +. Muller, druggist
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17

Consumers will plegHo take notice
lat until icrlber notice, the Uac OF
for irIiRating purposes is pro
cilitoi bpt~ cen tho hours Of IS a.
g. ii. ANS @ o'cl0ck A. 81. Tic
'sn'o ho2c without hose pil.c or
ipTiuticra. viii be considered rum
i.Nht reason Tor shutting OF water
irnty. j. 4. iicBRIni:.
'?Sh " For ElAO Water Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
Equalization Rotice.
STATE OF NEvADA.l
COUNTY or itL.YO. CO.

N"tico is hereby given that I have
this day received from tho Assessor
OF Elk" county tE.s .assrssmept ,oiI
Ter tho year 1891, together with the
mnFa aud original Lists, and tina same
arc now in.nly Office far inspection b!
the public, and that the Drnrd o.!
CouGty Commissioners ut sniJ coun
ty and State will heot' or tijonGay,
septe'n Der 10, 1888, no a Board OF
Equalization and will continue 10
sogsion from tins to time until md
including the 2ud day OF October.
1855.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
The Surveyor ii Poo ~.

"Do you mean TO say that you are
going TO charge me all that just for
doing q little surycying?"
ayes. cir"
"Wculdut you take tho lard in
stead q: the money!"
Possibly"
"Weil. ] guess yell have TO-. This
is the first time I ver really anprc-
ciatcd that poetry about i nun mon.
arch OF oil survey
Star. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17

FcTd Ward. tho ox-conyict bnnls
Urecker, Is opposed to tho FREQ coin
nGe of silver. Ford favored al kindn.
'ot money before TO went to Sing
Sing. t. 49,. al, .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-09-17
FoIi GAIL; CuiGAi..

A good 81 Srhut!lcr wnron
sd set Of doHblc harurfg-uhenp.
Ngp'y 60 ". II. Miller, Elto, Toy.
Dog. i6-1m.