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mr.. NEwLANps' REPLY.

'.,..@ RENO, New. June 10, 1892.
Now York Times, New York:-7zEx-
periehce has demonstrated that the
metropolitan press Of New York will
not present fairly the views OF the
silver advocates. lam willing to an
swer your argument and question IL
you will give mo column space for
my letter. ..:,
Francis G. EEwLANDs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-12

DR.. J. s. LaFary, the dentist, who
has frequently visited us will be in
Elko July Bird. and will remain a few
days. Call as soon as he arrives.
Artificial teoth without plate q
speciality. 6-10 tt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-12
The Worlds Fair.

Commissioners Russell returned
from Chicago yesterday. He looks as
IL the treatment he received in the
"Windy City" agreed with him. Mr.
Russell says that the affairs Of the
Exposition are gradually being
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Notice..

j. F: Holland has sold his store, on
Commercial street, to Keyser & Craig
head, and requests all persons in
debted to him to call at the Depot
Hotel and settle up. 5.23tf
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A Thoughtful Person

eonsults his best interests by having
a box Of Krause's Headache Capsules
at hand; taken as directed will stop
any kind Of a headache, no matter
what the cause, in fact il your skull
was cracked it would prevent pain.
26 cts per box. For sale by +. F..
Muller.
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NOTICE.

a Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against WHITAKER Hall" will present
the same with vouchers 70 the undersigned
imm ediRtely REV. CHAs. l.. FITCHErrB.
WILLIAM PIENIR6LR.
Reno, June 2, 1898. . 1912 6t.) Agents.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-12

Dave Casper ls the agent for the
celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.,
or st. Louis, whose shoes are recor-
nIzed to be- the finest in the world.
Ivy,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-06-12

Reckhart & Froelich have received
carload Of Schlitz Milwaukee beer,
in kegs, which they will sell to the
saloon keepers at very reasonable
prices. 4-IH
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Spring and Summer SAMPLES,

We have just received about 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum.
mer. Suits made to order from $40
up. Give us call.
tf ID. REINHARr.
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sALMAGUNDl.

onerlU mateer to-day.
The Good Templar Lodge at wiu-
nemucca has given up the ghost.
General r. P. Heating, OF Virginia
City, passed west on No. 4 to-day.
J.J. Corbett, the champion bruiser
OF America, passed east on No. I this
morning.
All having bills against WHITAKER
Hail." Reno, should read the notice ia
another coldmn. -
Silver State:-Miss Hattie Clark Of
Humboldt House, is visiting Miss
Maud Gardner of this place.
Einstein-"How much does your
watch lose, Shakey?"
Cohen-"About5 per cendt, Levi. Z"
The Club.
Mrs. Wintermantel arrived from
Reno Saturday on a visit TO her son
aud daughter, L. Wintermantel and
Mrs. Brush.
Hunker-"What prompted you to
TASK Miss Giddey to be your wSfeP"
Spatts-"I think Miss Giddy her
self prompted me more than anybody
else,"-Exchsnge.
Fred Sharon, who took q shot at
Dave Crosby ir Virginia City last
week, has been released on 81 600 bail
pending his examination.
A company of blind men recently
arrived in Bennington, whittier they
had ridden on bicycles from London
distance of over 100 mhes.
l. P. Woolverton, ono of Ruby
Valleys Solid ranchers, came in yes
terday afternoon. He reports the
crops very backward in Ruby.
Premature badness may be pre-
vented and the hair made to grow on
beads already bald by the use of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
The Silver State says: Frank Mar
tin has sold all Of his sheep. some H..
900. head, to George Ernst, of Nye
county. Mr.. Martin still retains
his land, and will likely restock it
hereafter. .a -.... ..... ~,
During the first five months of
1893 Chicago received 1Oz,471 car
loads OF live stock, as compared W it'll
1880 last year, 125,237 two years
ago. and 120,212 during the cores
ponding months of 1890. .t.
The SUIT for 100000 damages, be-
gun by the survivors OF the Johns
town flood, is being pushed against
the South Fork Hunting and Fishing
Club Of Pittsburg who owned the
reservoir, which burst with such dis
assreus results.
ST. Louis Republic:-Taking away
the Government Mint from Carson
City is the irony of politics grievous
to Sedator Stewart and his free silver
: constituents. Let them be com
forted. There may not be free coin
age in Nevada, but there will be free
coinage.
Happy days and restful nights re-
suit from using ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t so regulates allthe bodily functions
and strengthens the nervous system
that worry aud fatigue are compare
lively unknown and life ia. truly en-
joyed. It is certainly a most won
derful medicine.
Sentinel:--The fact that the gold
reserve is again trenched on shows
The urgent need OF re establishing
Democratic bimetallic basis at once.
Pay out silver aud gold on tho SSer-
man silver notes instead Of gold only
Recognize silver 81 a legal tender, az
She law makes IL. .r."'
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Krause's Headache Capsules-War'
ranted.
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BALANCE In treasury...I. .48. 25i 81
The above balance stands to the credit Of the
variou funds as per fressurer's Balance
Sheet. dated March 81, 1893:
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GrfrenIimfs MeinItat.

Gin 3udtbausbireftor bat nod elmer
lansen Reibe bon Sabren enblt9 ben
eriebuten Sr6en betommer. St laBt
idmmtli6e StrdHinse antreten ur6
5prtdt 5u ibnen: n@ie SIR iebt, babe
ib our6 Ilerb6dite 6nl6 urb @nebe
eine1 Srben empfansenl Sd erfenne
ober germ an, ba6 Dies nidt bur9 mein
Ter0tenit alletn, %ionbern 6ur9 infer
g%emeinfames 3uiammenpirfeu erreidt
tporben it'll &ann i'd bod nit inniser
Sreube t~onitatiren, baB felt .meiner
Nmtsfiibrnng oie 3abl Der Strdfinse
bon pterbuuoert auf fiebenbunbert an.
gspadien 1T, porauf Sbr tpie Id ftols
fetn f6nnt IL
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Quitt?

9err 3anSis, Elm reid setporbener
acknowledgements, nebit @ein>, Tabat,
unb @igarrens0dnbler fat an ben Res
ftanratenr Bani6manr cine 6orberuns
BON 20 Marf, Die er uber trot eifrisen
Wfabnens ntbt beitreiben fam. Sdlies>
lid fomrlt er auf ben @ebanfen @ols
len'S abiaufenl Witt elm paar 6reuu,
ben sebt er 3u 8ani1mann In bic ,fiiBe
9etmatb" unb ldBt Seft anfabren, etne
Slai6e mad Der anOeren. Gls er
merfte, baB bic 70 Mart pol fnb,
ruff er: sDu, Pani6mann l"-.Sa
Uobli@-rBie piel bab' i'd Sieb.|
3ig WarflA-rSo oiel btft On MIR ial
i4uloia I4-rS amobl a., Damn finbl
MIR alio quit l"-rSamobl !"-vDer
Sett mar aber gut -. Gag mai, mo.
haft On ben ber?@-rDen bab' i'd BON
Dir 'riiberbolen lafen p
Gnf6retben laien ?l!1-.SawobtH
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Namlp & 9telmann

inb bereits nit einem bebentenben, in
bas 8aufa9 f6lagenben W%aarenpors
ratb, In ibr neues @ebdube ~(befannt
als bas @ranits @ebdube) einge5ogen.
8eiagte 6irma bietet iebt Dem publts
tum gu b~iligeren preifen als ie 5uoor
alerbanb 8aumaterial, fotpie Cement,
Sips, Gerpub > 9aare, Seueraiegel
unb Geuertbon, Salt, 8adfteine ieber
Dirt, Nspbalt, Sheer unb Be9, 3beerz
papier unb Gil3 gum 9a6beden,
Sbonr6bre fir N~b3u9sfandle uno fiir
S6ornneine, Mineral=@ oae unb MS>
beftos, Del unb Oelfarbe II. T. NJ.
Man abreiIire: Baulp & Oielmann,
800 6. Commences treet, San &ntos
nio, Seras, mo ale Iuftrdse prompt
beforgt merben.
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= g.. s. 9ofbetns, San Nn=
tonio, %bertauft einen guten %5tpeiraberts
gen Wagen (Gabritat bon Stint,
Mi9.) nebf Bferbegei6irr gu $40, TO-
pie Elm Sop 8ugsp unb @efdirr gu
$65. Gibrt tets cine bolitdnbige @uss
pabl Der Gifb 8ros., @%spensbeiO unb
2uding Wagen, Nmbulan5en unb
8uggies, @otton=8 Sins, Winbmotoren,
perfins WinbmibleH, Bumpen, 8runz
northumberland, Bfliigen unb Sta
6elbrabt. Man fpre9e Dor unb lafe
ii9 bic niebrigen Breiie geben.
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0emiNeu6aft.

Tante (na6bem fie bas Easebu9
tbrer glidte burdseleben): 80, TO
oaS lit olio Dein 3a9ebu9l Dapon
aber, 6aB Du nit benz Better @uitap
i'm MonOfdetu ipasieren sinsft un6 CT
Dir Elm Stano4en bradte, ifebt nidts
6ari1nen!4 = Ntdte: ngtatirli9 !
Was gta9ts 9ei6tebt, seb0rt bod ir
fein Tagebu6 i
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Cine Miaium Treunoe.

pGin Sreunb In Der Retb TT elm wirfli6er Ereunb u
Riot trentser aIs cine WiuioH 9eute BADEN lcfn etneu
Srenuh in Or. Rings 0euer Grfinbuus segen GrtdIz
tnna. Sujfen unb S&pinbsuAt" ~ssfunben. Wenn Sic
bieie 8rubartiae 6uftentW sbtctu up& ne sebrauGt bas
ben, 6ann ipaten Ste f4 burn einen 0erfu@ bappn
hber5eugen, bab hte5elbe wunberbare Wtrfunaen bel
Der 6etlurS ppn alien SaIss, @ruifs unb 9unsenbes
i6rerbeu e%rjieft. Bon ieber Siai@e nib ~sardnttrs,
hab eas acttfel aaes letitet, mas bon tim per5prs6en
Dtrb, rber bab bas Gelb Surhderfattet ptrb. probes
Glai4sn fret bet Der Gan GntcntO Drug Co., 0rpse
gu so GeRts unb $1.O0
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Bier orpRe Grfpfae.

Do bic ~fcIsenben bier Mebifamente in ggtrfIiGfett
ales Das l~eifen, mas In ben NrBeiseu fur b~ie5elben
periprc9en ptrb, 70 BAT Der gertauf ~berisi6en etnen
crfaunlt@ srcbeu nmFuns a%nSenommen. Sc fnt
fu&t, Suiteu unb Grtalt lne.A Sste Sldf6e ptrb ga
rantirt. Eerrer: rGleetrie Bttters", bas srpbe Cell
mitteI fur eeberz, Masens unb Nterrn : Getoen aIer
tn Der santen Belt. riub enblt&: wDr. Rings Neue
aebenB : Ptuena, BITE serabesa pnr3hslt@ Hn6. Bon
alien bteien WettteIn wfrb sorantirt, bab fe anss Das
Ieifen, mas BON tbnsu bebauptet rtrb. gu Baben Bet
Der san Mntpnip Drug Company.
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Sas fau,t ifimmeul

Snn9e Dame (aus Der @taSt):
r9abt SIR benn tit @urem @tdbt6en
font feline Ger3te, als ben baBli9en
Doftor Wfiiaer un6 ben alteu Be3irtss
ar3t tdbtertn: rgfein,"
-@robfdbterin: STA bore, bel
Gud fann @inem bic 0uit persebeu,
frarf III fetn /"
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@ntes ertsnmmnas,ei6ea

9err S6ldudel eridetnt in Der Sci,
nm einer Sreunb, Der 6as
Wtalbenr bate, gu ertrtnfen, 3u astt J.
etren. Ser 8eamte frast tim. UNI lie
Soentitdt feft5uftellen r9eben Sie
mir einige aenn5etden Sbres GreunoeS
an - it 8ersniisen. Gor al1em
mar er febr f4werh6ri9l
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..@p,n In her fserns i6meiftm z.

r0aben sic idon seb6rt, Die 2atbe
bon 5leif9ers lit 8raut utt6 beiratbet
mad Ntuerifa btniiber !"- ,@as sic
mid fa9en! @en oeun pa r@inen
4errn Wteier !"-r Ginen 9errn Meier?
nno besbalb sebt fie mad amerifa ?
Den bdtte iie in 8erlin bod aud baben
fUttuer !"
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unQnnenehm.

a.: sd babe rneiner Tralt eben per
Eelepbon m%it9etbeilt, baB Id Did gum
Gbenbbrob einselaben babe, Du tannit
iibri9ens slet9 b0ren, mas fie iaet.A-
g.: (Sebt on ben Gpparat un6 bort
Die Worte): .Du b6tteft aud etfpas
@el6eibteres tbun f1nnen, ais ben
S6afsfopf gum Nbenobro6 einlaoen Il
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1Hr Sci benz gegenwdrti.
gen 8 Mangel finb bic
Gutteri6neibe Maf9inelt sur 0ertpers
tbung Der &ornftengel &c. bon groBem
Wertbe fur ben Sarmer. Wa1 beiiGz
tige bic s'Belle City Feed Cutters
bel Sips $ aarmann. @roBe
Nusmabl baielbf gu allen preifen, fir
6anbs8 etrieb, unb fir ben 8etrieb
bur9 Pferbez nnb Oampftraft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-02

naT SHUTTER m Il + len ("Grins
ding Mills'') our 3ermablung Der
Maisfolben init 9ilien unb r@pbs".
Gertig gum @ebrau6 fir ben 8etrieb
bur6 Pferbefraft. Gum niebrisffeu
Gabrif ; preife bel Sips& Saar
I'M n.
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gunset Wppb Co..

@de ga m ar> unb WaInutzStr.,
baben g~egentp1rtig etma 5000 @orbs
8rennbols bonn @inter ibrig, mel@es
Nun gu rebu5irten preiien pertauft
tperDen muB. Wirb nur G. O. D.
abaeliefert.
9eu, 9ofer &C. in allen Guantttdten
gu ben billigften preifen.
SeIepbon81.
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GiuhIiM.

.Tater, ratbe NAL, mas mir beute 3u
Weittas befommen-es fanst nit einerl
,Rs NIL 8inofeii@ ?"-p 9teiu u
r8iiben DIV Stein !"-vR outaoe p -
r0tein I"-ySa, bann weiB ids ntGtlA
--r@rb5en!"
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@fkuerHannen.

2ommer3ienratb: rMie melt
lit benn mein 5obu nit benz Sl0tenbla,
ien?4-M u1ifle9rer: n@s gebt
gang gut, rur blalt er nift retn.]-
6 mmer5ienratb: ,Wie beiBtl
Wte fann's gut seben, tperttt er iiber>
banpt ntdt 'reinbldit.A
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8Qn6wurnt.

Mer an 8anbpurm leibet, fenbe fir
mein &abifal MitteI. /Preis
$3.50. @lei65eitig perienbe i9 mein
beriibmtes Seras nniperfaI 0eils
pffafer, 9ibneraugenz uns Maraens
pfafter, Pile Ointment unb Neurals
gia : Eminent. NbreRe:
W. Sell. Nuifin, Seras.
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auf ner gisbabn.
aaron (3u ietueu 9irbern, bic i'm
begriiben nollen): v9aafts, &inber,
laaft8, . Sis is tbeier /"
ttnamaenebme GrSHnuua.

2ieutenant (ber BET einem Bans
fter wieberbolt sr0Bere Inleben &C.
n1adD: Ser bon 2ur, berte
bite Id UNI oie 9anb Sbrer To9ter Ia
-Uanfier (etn &onto aufl9lasenb):
rWie mein 9auptbn9 ~auspeift, baber
Sie fie fdor gum gr6Bten Theili@
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3metNeutiQ.

5rau Mul1ev: 80 bite, bemi.
ben sic ii6 ni6t bis our Tbir, i'd
ffnoe meinen @eg i6on allein. "-Srau
Meter: rSpreden sic nift BON 8e,
miibuns, liebe Srau Miiller, es lit mir
ein Ber9niigen."
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1tebertrumtft.

g.: uMein @roBpater ftarb tut Ill
ter BON "a Sabren %. Limb n1eine
@rbBmutter mar 103 Sabre alt, ais fie
ftarb &c: nDas LIT gar ni9tsl Sd
babe Sermanbte, bic iberbaupt nod
9ar niht tnot finb!"
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8or 0erfdt.

8i6ter: SIR gorleben tit &c,
raoe ni9t iebr beriibmt, fie tparen ia
idon oretmal i'm @efdn9ntB. "-Qns
9eflagter: nIber, i6 bite sic,
9err 6i6ter, i1 bin IS Sabre aft, bas
lit bod in bieiem Sitter ui9t piel!I
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Sic Wiiiion Oil Gpmpan1 Iiefert
bas bette Petroleum unb @afolin i'm
Marfte unb bafelbe mirb frei in Wob>
nungen In irsenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt SAB.
8. s. StItenuB 8, IS 4lamofraBe.
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ma Wir baben bas grDBte 0Horti=
rtent BON @agen, 8ugsies, @uti9en
&c. i'm Staate unb eriu9en @n9, Bel
uns nor5ufpre6en ober einen &atalog
fOmmen au lafen. tuenn Sbr ettpas in
unierer 8ran6e n6tbig babt.
Shade 8roS.
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Gin ,teues Sea.

g.: rSbr yia@bar, Der S9nittmaa,
r%enbanbler, bat mobl i9on ~uusdblige
Wtale Bleite 9erna6t ?"-8.: v@emiB.
Wenn Der nod eth paar Wfal uul>
pirft, bann fetert er ietnen filberneu
Bonferott |"
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hT a.. 9eutnger bat foeben
cine Carload, Stbeao &anees unb
Sunibtne &o9s unb Sei3 : Oefen ers
balten, pel9e ale gum ~biligften preiie
o~ferirt tperben.
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S0sbaft.

S6au pieler: sd lase Dir,
tuelln Id bier 1T meinem Da6Itub6en
beflamtre, oann fam ib mid earts tn's
2beater bineinoerieeen !"-5re1nb:
nSa, ia, bier pfeift's ia aud in alen
Gfen
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2eManik.

Ser @emeinberatb BON MaBbaufen
fann, ipenn er betrunten lit, Dem S4ret,
net 2beobalo 3apf babier fem gutes
j3eusniB ansiteaen. Mi9ael Butter,
Biirsermeilter.
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66daer @efa.

p9at Die Grau Suittsrdtbin feline
garailte ?"-rS, Die lit ptel 5u set5ts,
einem 9tnbe oas 9ebe1 Su ldenfen."
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AMs Der STANDARDIZATION.

Sergeant: rS6ulSe, pel6es lit
Der ptdtigfte Sbeil bes S6lolIes ?"-
SBn15e: Scr @roBber3og."
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1tnter GreunOen.

g.: sd bin nit 5rdulein 9aG fGou
10 gut mie Derlobt ~ no i'd bin nit
Srdnlein @itl 10 i6le6t wie perbet'
ratbet
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9tu6iOus: yalio, 5err @rtsl,
Id tann Sbnen ben ln5us erit In eiuelm
Sabre be5ablen.-Wann pirb ct fer
fig ?"-S d netber: vSn eineln
Gnhre IA
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Bumorifi(6es.

@roBbauer gum &%leinbauer):
r.... Grit Dor a6t 2agen bab' tb Dir
NIT a. Snbr Wfiit aus9'bolfen : iest
fommit o. f9o' mieber! = Diesmal
bleibt Dir aber 3 Wtaul 1auber!"
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nj frnne.

unterofft3ter: nSaeen 9s
bod 'mal, @~injabrtser, tuie fam etu
Weni9 allein 10 oumm iein ?"
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1lnter &abalieren!

rMeni9, liebit Du oenn etaentlid
Detue 8raut ? "-rD umme 6rage, bel
Der Witaift !"
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goeialiiiide Nrbeiter. Vartei.

geriammlung ieben 3~tpeiten unb
bierten Sonntas 8ormittag i'm Momat
in Der Nrbeiters8 ereinss9 aIe. 3utritt
fret fir Sebermann.
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Gasfi9rIi9e Details, Drudia@en &c. itnl
gratis gu erbaGten bel
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GR0CERlE

Sir lsrfen Cure Mufmertiamfeit auf si.
Sbatia4e, SaB uniere SactIitdten uns seftat.
ten, @u4 Better 3t b%ebiene,s pie irsenb I'm.
bere. TIMER 8aarenbprratb 1T srbber umb
retdbalttser, ala ir9enb Elm anOerer i'm
Staate nnb uniere Preife finb ftets bic nieb.
rigiten. gSir iuden nur bic &unbi9aft bon
&aufeuten. 9erionen, pel4e Elm 8etaiI.
@rpeerp : @ei6dft etabIiren ippler, tbun gut,
uniere qretie ein3ubolen, ebe ie faufen.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-28
He Was just Talking.

"After all, "said the man who mar
ried for love, II don't know but that
the system of marriage that obtains
in France where the parents arrange
matters and the couple learn to love
each other afterward is not just as
productive of happiness as our hap
hazard American way. Love any
way is largely q matter of contiguity
and identity of interests. Take, for
instance, the case of man buying a
dog. He goes to some dealer and
chooses a pupthat seems likely to turn
out well, takes the beast home and
cares for it, and before he is aware
of it his sense of possession and com
panionship has ripened into an affec-
ton deeper than he dreamed of. He
is ready to fight for his dog. He goes
down town and makes all his friends
weary with stories of the animals
wonderful intelligence And it seems
to me that if a man had wife chosen
in pretty much the same way the re-
suits would be about the same. He
would
But here his wife made a dive for
him and shook him and tousled his
hair until he solemnly recanted every
word and admitted that he was only
exercising the pleasure of hearing
the sound of his own voice. Louis
vile Ceurier-J Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-28
A Faithful Quail.

In June, 1886, while l was on a
visit to DIR. j. M. Pickett of Cedar
vile, Ala. he informed me of having
seen a male Bob White incubating.
He had visited the nest on various
times on different days and always
found the male bird on the nest.
Wishing to be an eyewitness of so
interesting a sight, rode several
miles with the doctor to the nest.
There we found Bob White faithfully
warming his treasures, but not into
life. The eggs were never hatched.
DIR. Pickett frequently went to the
nest until long after the period Of
incubation had elapsed, and finding
that the eggs would not hatch he de-
stroyed them, to prevent the useless
occupation of the nest by the bird.
The female had probably been dead
some hours before the male found
the nest deserted. Hence the eggs
cooled and would not hatch.-'Life
Histories of North American Birds. ="
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-28
MhnIabona scarce.

Featherbone, hornbone, cellnloid,
reed, rattan, coraline and vegetable
fiber are not good substitutes for
whalebone, but the latter is beooln-
ing expensive and very difficult to
obtain and is being gradually driven
out of many of the whip establish
ments. In 1891 whalebones sold for
sc. 70 per pound, the result of a cor,
ner, there being only $4,000 pounds
available for sale, and that in the
possession of a company on the Pacf
ic coast. This price gave a great
impetus to substitutes, and at this
moment the whaling men are walk
ing the floor, it being believed that q
very substantial substitute forwhals-
bone win soon be on the market. =
New York Telegram.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-28
Rsll.r.d BIZ His Kriana..

Fred Neuman tells snake story
which challenges credulity, but which
he vouched for and all his friends
believed. Wednesday he was riding
in the back part OF his ambulance
and leading a horse behind the We
hicle. Suddenly a rattlesnake was
alarmed in the road. The horse took
fright Of course, and in It's frantic
efforts to escape the dreaded reptile
Mr.. Neumap was jerked out Of
the vehicle and fell ON the snake.
He sprang to his feet. expecting to
feel the fangs of the snake in his
flesh. but TO his intense delight he
found that in falling his heel had
struck the snake ON the head and
killed il. -Hohd Tex.) Herald.