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Save Money.

For cash we will deliver lumber to any part of the city at the following prices:
 No. l dimension lumber, $7.50 per M !. No. ] flooring and ceiling, $7OO to
 $12.00 per NJ.
 No. weather boarding, $6.50 per M. Cypress shingles, $1. ? to $2.50 per M.
 Other prices in proportion. T. secure these cheap prices the cash must be paid before thelumber leaves our yard. Not anything will be charged at these prices.
 l27tf BLUFF CITy LUMBER Co.
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T0DAY'S EVENTS.
'p News Concerning the
 Important Occurrences This Day.
BaltImore's Great Shoot.

# BAH HTRfoRE, July i6.-The sixth an Haal shoot to.be given by the Stand ard Gnn Club has every indication of Reing the largest held in the South. Fine entries received include two Feafns from New Jersey, captained 9y NJ r. Lindsley, and a team from New York, explained by Harvey Both Captains have won Iatipnal reputations as great shots, 9ofli in the field and at the traps. Nessfs. l'ielis and Cruger. who are knoNn far and wide as experts. have 'ntered a team from Pennsylvania aapt Hopper has entered two, crack cams from Washington, one of which is composed of members from Ihecrack Capital City Gun Club. Col. Nns F. Summerson brings a team rom Staunton, Va, 10 represent the
 la Dominion. Illinois will be rep
 esent ted by the most expert shooters I the State. The Baltimore Gun
 Tub will also enter team. These
 eallls, with the individual shooters. SxhU are unattached, will help to
 aake the tournament q great one. Enc tournament will start today |na continue for three days at kston' Park
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Coiored Men protest

NEW YORK, July 16.-T Thomas Fortune, President of the Afro- American League of the United States, recently directed the Presi- dents of all local orders of the organ ization to call mass-meetings for this evening to protest against the 'sac- tion ofwhite citizens of the Southern States to break down the testimony given by Miss Ida B Wells to the British public as to the extent of the race prejudice and mob violence in the United States.
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Dougherty and Yonnr.

~ DISTINCTION, July 16. = Jack Dong eherty and Billy Young recently slened articles for their contest, whlf ' h is to come off this evening. '13 'tnas bout had been arranged at one me 11me to take place in Baltimore, but the authorities there notified the pflneipals and their managers that '.eonore lights could be brought off nsfhat city. The contest will be nronght off within easy reach of sas shingtonians who may care to Nlfness it. The meeting win be for ten rounds or more.
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Fresh Efnwrrs.

Miss Joe Coosotte. at No. 22l West Fifth avenue, receives freshcut flowers every day from St. Louis. Prices as follows:
 Roses. per dozen, $l00 Carnation Pinks. per dozen, 90 cents. Lilies oI the Valley, per dozen 50 cents Hyaeinths, per dozen 90 cents. Any kinds of floral designs, and all kinds of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices, If
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ENDORSED CLEVELAND.s
4 Resolution Passed Almost Unanimously in the House This Morning Endors- ing Cleveland's Strike
 Policy.

speclal Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July 16.-Con- gfessman MeCreary, of Kentucky, offered q resolution in the House this morning endorsing Cleveland s strike policy in declaring martial law in chiago and at other points. The resolution was adopted almost unanimously.
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Issep's fable of the belly and it's members teaches the importance Of the stomaeh to the general health Of man. Without the capacity to prop erly assimnlate food, the entire body must soon languish It is for this reason that Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills stand as one of the most val uable remedies known to the medical profession. They eradicate consti patton, correct Il disordered stom- ach, tone up the system and repair all waste. Ask Alton Walker, your druggist, about this--OIlly a cts. Free trial dose
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DetroIt's Great Meet.

DETROIT, July 16.-The Blue Rib bon meeting of the Detroit Driving Club will be held from today to July 20. The club announces special prizes for two, three and four year olds and the great Merchants and Manufacturers 2:24 class.
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Patronize Home Factories.

We have recently added q full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 21tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

In order to make room for our fall supply of tickets we will, for the next ninety days, sell our Summer Tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates. Come early and often, ]. l.. REINAcH, Ticket Agent Iron Noun tain Route, Pine Bluff, Ark sept 30
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Twenty three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leaving her at 1:l0 q. m. Arrives at Cairo at 1:30 D. m. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis at 6:45 D. m. and Chicago at 1920 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. E. H. Wilson Agt.
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WRECKED BY STRIKERS.
A Train on the Grand Trunk Railway Wrecked by Strikers and One
 Killed and Many Injured
Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE CREEK, MICH, July 16.-A train on the Grand Trunk railroad was wrecked here by strikers this morning One was killed and many injured.
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Bloycllsts Aacainst Horsa,,,.,,

NEW YORK, July 1G.-Albert Shock s''aa Jack Prince, the bicycle riders, Wap are to race six days against saek Alexander and Henry Breun- suser' the horsemen, at Manhattan nae'd, beginning today, have been sRa'llihg for the contest at Man. m nnItan Field. Prince and Shock are |. ast only confident of beating Alex anper and Breuminger, who will RaFe the services of twenty we'll '@ sfa'ned horses, but of heating the
 sfe lty-two record as well.
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.
The Yale-oxford Games

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 LONDON, July 16.-The Yale-Oxford games began at 4:30 amid rain. Fry, of Oxford, won first event, and Brown, of Yale. won the second.
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Sulphur Snrines

4 great many Pine Blnffians spent the day most pleasantly at Sulphur Springs yesterday, where a good dinner with barbecued meats was served at the hotel and "all went as merry as marriage bell" A large number of our citizens have cottages and are spending the summer at this popular resort. Among those who are spending the summer at the springs with their families are W. II. Parker, W. D. Hearn, R. H. Me Fadden, ]. E. Johnson, James Gould, W. $. Handley H. Riley, J. r. Gil- lespie, ! NJ. Elliott, j. P. and W. E. Alexander, r. F. Byrd, Dr. J W. Withers, Capt. $. Geisreiter, Leo Andrews, Mrs HaizIip and chil- dren,T 1T. E. Gillespie and A M. Barrow. The new Hotel is in charge of Mrs. J {. <. Seahrooks and Mrs. ". P. Monta- que, and their management is giving excellent satisfaction. With resort so near our doors as Sulphur Springs there is now no need of our citizens going away to find pleasant place to spend the summer.
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Notice to Shippers

We will now accept freight for all Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain points, and all points on their con meeting lines. J. l.. REINAcH. IA 5t 1t W Agent
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WIN. AGAIN.
The Hrittania Again Beats she Visilant

Special Dispatch to the Graphic.
 DUBLIN, July 16.-The Prince of Wales boat, Brittania beat Geo. GouId's Yigilant again this morning
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National Jewellers Meet

CINCINNATI, July l6.-The National Retailer Jewellers Association will hold its annual convention at Gin cinnati from today until July l9, to- gether with the Ohio State Associa- tiOn.
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Bay State ys. Empire State

NEW YORK, July l6.-The New York and Massachusetts cricket elevens will meet at Staten Island to- day and tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-16

crats of the county as to their choice for candidates to fill the various offices. j. r. EATON, Chairman.
 0. G. BLACKWELL, Sec.
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Home-seekers. Excurs,ons south.

The Baltimore X Ohio Sonthw es- tern Railway has arranged series of Home-seekers' excursions to points in Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisina at one fare for the round trip.
 The date of these excursions are as follows: June ), July ,, August z, September 1, October ,, November 6 and December 1. Tickets will be good for twenty days, with stop over privileges in State to which ticket is soid.
 \ splendid opportunity to visit the Valley of Virginia and other points south. For "a tes and other informa- ton apply to nearest agent of the E. X 0. $. W. R'y,or address O. P. Me Carty, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis Mo.
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|For New York sta,e Tenn,. u

a$ or New York State Tennis Honors. AkAroGA, July l6 The New York tate tennis championships will be
 eelded here today And tomorrow
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sam Jones at Stuttgart.

$40 to Stuttgart and return on July q good returning on July F.
 B. H. WILsnN, Agf.
 Cotton Belt RoQtes
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9r. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 0fid's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-16

Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Pair Highest Award.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
IFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SAI,AiAGuND

Tho tariff bin ns passed puts wool,
lumber. jutc, hemp and flax Oh tho
FREQ list.
Mrs. j. NJ. Tubcr and children have
returned from Wells and Mr.. Tabcr IL
oncc moro on his good behavior.
We regret TO learn that Mr.. j. p.
llough Is quite sick. Hope the old
gentleman may soon recover.
Ed Odoll and Fred Rcinkcn, OF La.
noble. were in town to day. Thcy
report everybody busy in their aec.
iion.
DIR. Moore returned from his camp.
ing trip yesterday and IL now ready to
intend to oil kinds OF work in tho
dentistry line
Governor Colcord, a. &. Cleveland,
G. T.. Turriiin. j. Poujadc and Con
trollcr Horton are mentioned " cnn-
didatcs for Governor before the Re.
publican state convention.
Tho Republican primary election
passed oil quietly yesterday. G. Ill
Sproulc aud II. j. Jones wore elected
rs delc gates and John Ain.cy and W
J. Plumb we % v ted for as dclcgatcs.at
largo. Only eleven votes were cast
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The Republican programm..

WAsHINoTos, August 1G.-The re.
publican steering committee to-day
decided to support a motion to refer
the four supplemental tariff bills to the
Finance Committee and seek to
amend in various ways, the principal
amendment being for tho repeal OF
the tariff bill just passed. They count
upon tho votes OF Hill, Canfrey,
blanchard. Allen and Kyle. II the
repeal amendment should fail they
would seek to substitute n bounty
provision for the pending bill for free
sugar, and would expect to secure the
votes OF these five Senators, except
Hill.
They will also offer numerous other
amedments in certain contingencies
including IL for Il duty on wool.
They ndmit the sugar bill should
pass with nm amendment providing
either for II bounty or for the repeal OF
tho main bill. The House probably
would refuse to accept it, and IL most
likely would fail In conference. but
they claim tho Senate, especially the
Republican Senators, would not be
responsible for that result.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
In Memorlam.

MIR. John p. Hough, an old resident
or Elko, died this morning at dive
minutes after 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Hough was born in P~erryopolis.
Pennsylvania. on the 22nd Of Novem.
Der, 1872. In 1854 he removed to the
State Of California where he resided
up to the time Of the commencement
OF the Central Pacific railroad, when
he was employed in hauling supplies
for the road from Sacramento and
terminal points until it was completed
Mt Promontory, Utah. In the early
+ part Of 1869 lie settled in Elko and for
two years followed the business OF
teaTing. In 1872, he removed to a
ranch in Pleasant Valley where he
met with a severe accident on July
l6, 1883, that disabled him for active
work. Since then he has resided in
Elko continuously.
MIR. Hough vas taken suddenly
worse three weeks ago but was not
considered seriously i'll until last Mon.
day night when he became O
scious and remained SO up to the time
Of his death this morning.
The deceased leaves an aged widow,
two IONS Joseph w. of ConnellsviIle.
Pennsylvania. and Frank at present
living in Phoebe, and n daughter
Lizzie a resident of Elko, to mourn
his loss.
Mr.. Hough was known to all the
people Of Elko and vicinity as an up
right, honorable man and a sterling
citizen. As his life was blameless, he
leaves behind a bright record to
guide the living.
May God in his infinite mercy pro.
tect the aged widow and sorrowing
children and guide them safely into
the harbor of eternal rest.
The funeral will take place from
the Presbyterian church tomorrow az
ternoon mt 4 o'clock.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
[FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUNDl.

Quite warm to-day.
J. S. Mayhugh is circulating in
White Pine county.
Charley May, Deputy Internal Rev
cnuc Collector, came up from Reno
this morning. He reports everything
quiet in the sinful West.
The Silver party primaries will he
held tomorrow ut the building lately
occupied by the Free Press. The
polls will he open between the hours
OF 1 and G T.. NJ.
White Pine Ncws:-It is reported
that Il rich find has been made near
W. d. Campbcll's ranch. about twenty
miles from Ely. Several parties from
here have gond To investigate.
Judge Talbot returned from Salt
Lake yesterday. Tho Judge is very
much improved in health and thinks
he will be all right in two or three
weeks. This will he good news TO his
many friends.
Tho trusts have won the fight and
the Senate tariff bill will go To the
President. 1t is n cowardly surrcn-
der on the part Of the Senate to the
iron, coal and sugar trusts and.
though better than the Mckinley law,
il is not what the people expected
from the party in power.
II will he seen in another column,
that LOuis Burklart took unto him.
self n lifc partner in tho person Of
Miss Lena Nicholson, Mt Wells Satur.
day evening. Tho INDEPENDENT
Joins with their many friends in Elko
in Wishing them M abundance Of
health. wealth and happiness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
(rRoM THURSDAYS DAILY,
sALsIAGuNDI.

Governor Colcord has called the
military encampment at Carlin dur
ing the last week OF August.
Ola I to see Jack Roberts SO far re-
covered from his broken leg as to DO
around the street on a crutch.
Governor Colcord has appointed
Major II. j. Hinton and Daniel 30.
nelli as delegates to the National l.
rigation Convention which meets at
Denver September Ord.
The rival candidates for Recorder
seem to be the only ones stirring the
political pot Just now, Others will
soon be with them md then what u
devils broth the people will get.
In point OF population we are near
ing the I0.0C0,C00 mark. The stat
isticians of the treasury department
Mt Washington estimated that on Au-
gust LIST we were 6S,5l0,O strong.
Tho Srikc Commission, appointed
by President Cleveland to investigate
the Pullman and railroad strike, met
i'll Chicago yesterday and began work.
Vice-President Howard of the 4. r.
u. was the first witness.
Practically no gold now is received
III payment of custom duties. The
current payments ut the port OF New
York consists of so per cent of silver
paper and 20 per cent of grecnbacks,
with hardly a trace Of gold.
The Silver party primaries passed
oil quietly yesterday afternoon.
T~wenty.siX votes we7e cast, electing
NJ. II. Miller, Thomas Hunter and
Stanley Rigsby as delegates to the
Carson convention. For delegates ut
large w, Massey, 7, C. Piunkctt and
Il, n. Stone received the vote,
\ Journalist is a nan who talks
about Icing on Il newspaper but is
rot. \ newspaper mn is one who
Is on Il newspaper and makes no fuss
about it. \ farmer is a man who
works the soil and nm agriculturist rs
Il man who works the farmer, while II
promoter is Il MAJ who works every
body.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Republican papers are shed
ding drops OF blood because they think
the delegates to the Silver party con-
vention will be furnished passes by
the S, =. Co. Dear brethren of the
g. ",p., don't let your feelings run IL
way with your common sense. You
never cried when the railroad compa
ny gave your delegates free passes.
So don't whimpcr now.
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T5xna Dcmorrnta.

DALLAS tTex.l August 16.- At 1
o'clock this morning the Cleveland
Democracy, headed by George Clark,
jumped into the saddle in Texas and
rode over the free silver 16 to 1 ratio
by a vote at 45l to 415. The platform
presented by the minority was adopt.
ed. Had the majority free silver rs-
ito of 16 to l report been adopted
there is probability TINT the straight.
out Cleveland men would have bolted
the convention. 1t is said that many
free silver men voted against their
convictions in the interest Of harmony.
When the convention assembled At
l:3O to-day Chairman Hambley read
a letter from John H. Reagan with
drawing from the race for Governor,
declaring no had made his canvass ON
the issue Of free silver mt a ratio of l6
to /, and he would not accept the
nomination on the platform adopted
if given him. He said, however. be
would support the ticket that shall be
nominated.
The convention proceeded to nomi.
nations for Governor. AT the begin.
ming of the first ballot John D. Nc.
Call withdrew, leaving the race be-,
tween Culberson and Lanhan. Rea.
gan's forces were largely thrown to
Culberson, and when he had received
over 500 votes, Lanhnn'1 namo WAC
withdrawn. Culberson wac nominal.
ed by reclamation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
IFRoM DAILY
SALMAGUNDl

A. j. Davidson, the express agent,
left this morning ON u vacation trip to
California.
Secretary Of State o. II. Grey, has
sent to Boston for $4,000 sheets of
election paper 26x36, to be used by
the various counties in this Falls
election.
President Cleveland has signed the
Cultivate law regulating enlistment
in the army. This new law reduces
the term OF all enlisttments from five
to two years.
Tho town Of Yerington in Mason
Valley, Lyon county, was nearly de.
stroyed by fire Friday morning. The
Odd Fellows were burned out. losing
all their paraphanalia and r.galia. d.
During the year OF 1893, according
to a report Just made to the Depart
mento Of Internal Affairs at Harris
burg, there were $50 fatal accidents
in the coal mines Of Pennsylvania.
Ex:-Santo practiced for weeks to
be able to get his knife to kill with
II blow. II he will watch the gull
lotinc rs it descends he will see
that after all it is n very simple mat.
ter.
Alpheus Vaughn, who was sen.
fenced to be hanged Friday at
Austin for the murder OF the two
Littster brothers. has been granted q
stay OF execution until an appeal to
the Supreme Court can be made and
determined.
st. Louis Globe. Dcmocrat:-The
aggregate of postal i'll the
thirty largest cities is beginning to
show an increase over last year, which
is another Indication that this country
cannot he kept down even by q to.
tally incompetent Congress.
Arthur Shcarer leaves this morning
for California. He raised Il company
Of Union soldiers i'll Monterey county.
California, i'll war days, and now he is
called disloyal for hoping that en-
psoyees OF railroads would make Pull
man pay living waGcs.-Reno Jour.
nal.
\ good many inquiries have been
made rs to what was done with the
petition OF the citizens OF Elko asking
the Commissioners to repair the town
ditch. As there is nothing on the
record To show that the petition was
received or acted upon. the ISDE.
PENDENT don't know what the action
Of the Board was concerning it.
Journal.-The British income tax
officials report that there are only
scvcnty.onc Engli hmcn with an an.
nual income Of $4,000 or more.
Tho United States double discounts
Great Britain i'll the number and
amount Of incomes. and there are
some good people who think it wrong
Ia lax them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19

WASHINGTON, August l5.-The
President has written a personal let.
Ter to Chairman Wilson on the out
come Of the tariff battle. 1t will no,
be made public. nor would any refer
cncc whatever TO il have been allow.
ell had not some one of Wilson,
friends inadvertently disclosed the
fact.
Tho letter was written Monday
morning rs soon rs the President G
ccivcd the bulletin saying the House
had determined to rGccde from the
disagreement and accept the Senate
bill.
The letter speaks fcclinely of Viii
sons devotion Ia tariff reform. and to
his unsc!tish sacrifice of his health
and strength 10 carry out the princi.
pies of the party. 1t does not discuss
the tariff question except in an indi.
rect way, expressing deep sympathy
and regret for the personal reverse
met by Wilson.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-08-19
lFROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUSD

The tariff confcrrccs are still fight.
ing.
II You like hot stuff" read Charley
Wallace's letter.
Bishop Leonard returned Ia Salt
Lake last evening.
Deputy Marshalls Snider, Stottlcr,
Way, Holland and Keyscr have been
laid of under pay until the paymastcr
comes around.
Louis Bradley's house ut Decth
caught fire last night, but by hard
work the flames were subducd before
much damage was done.
Henderson Green accidentally took
a mouthful of concentrated lyc this
afternoon for beef tea. DIR. Henderson
was called and relieved his suffering.
He is all right.
MI. II. Chase wishes the INDEpESD.
ENT to extend his thanks +" every body
who assisted III preventing the spread
OF the fire Inst night to his property
and to all who assisted in removing
goods from his store and putting them
hack ugain when the danger was over.
4 fire last evening destroyed Il.
Osell's shoe store. Hard work Oh the
pnrt Of The people prevented the fire
from spreading. Mr.. Oscll does not
know how the fire originate ~ l!c
was not Mt home when it started. The
building was insured for sGOU which
fully covers the loss.
Tho Cordagc Trust, which, accord.
ing to Senator Pcttigrow's statomant
in tho Senate, charges the farmer
from l3 to l6 cents per pound for
binding Irvine which costs tho trust
4 cents pcr pound, has decided to less.
on production and has therefore dis
charged 800 men from tho Tucker
mill ut Brooklyn, n. Y.
The fastest train in the world GOV
era the run from New York to Buffalo
44O miles in eight hours and forty
minutes. 1t will soon bc extended
10 Chicago; then, when tho electric
road To st. Louise ia built, that dis
tanco will DO made mt tho rate Of 1Ct
miles per hour. There is talk OF
putting on II lightning express from
st. Louis to Denver