davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-21

nic6t atcb fir fib in 9(nipru6 nebmen
birfcnl
l1n6 tpertn ct 6omit cine Tei9beit be-
8tn9?
gtun ipobl, modbten Tie eS immer6in 10
nennen, bic itren9en Gugenbri6ter, pelcbe
niennalS 6te Gcr~Snei1ung fcnnen gelernt
BADEN uno Sic marternOe Surcbt DOr Der
S9anbe. @r bate iib Ielbcr ia ME fir
elneu 6elocn in 6tcieln elenOen 9aieinS7
falnpfe geDaltelt, unb ct Bate itcb niemaL5
bemiiGt, IN ben Qlugen 9lnoerer al5 ei11
6elb gu eric6eincn. 8or berB iitole bes Seq
ner3, nit Dem ct li9 in Ser Stuoenten3eit
unter gerabe3u m0r0crti6en 8e6ingun9en
pegen elmer Gaf6bausfelnerin eeicboiien,
bate CT nicbt nit elmer Min1per geSudt, in
oieien iGmmerlt6en &rte9e ge9en Qtrmutb
unO Gorge aber mar CT feig, pirflicb fei9-
baS 9eitan6 ct iicA o6ne @eiteres gu, un6
6eiien Dern1ocbte er ii9 ni3t einmal gu
l3Gmen. 9enn eS mai ia ein &rteg, III
ipelcbem er Sag iiir Sag bie naftc @emeinz
belt am leiebteiten uno 9Idn8en0iten Bate
itegen ie6en.
Sa, CT mar e1tl3(DIien, eS nit bem flct7
men, Letbten Tin8erbrud gu periltAcn.
Qber er bate nob nleDr ais bret Stunoen
l3eit, uno ct 6raudbte lid barum Our1auS
niCbt 81 iibereilen. Wenn er no6 jcbe
wi1ti9e @ntibei6ung in ieinem Gebcn bis
auf oem IeBten Nugenhlif pericho6en bate,
mesbalb ioute ct geraoe bieSn1aI cine Qluss
na6me mac6en, Do eS it6 bod nm Die
tpicbti9ite l1n6 bebeutlomite banbeltc, Sic
iiber6oupt in einem W2eni9enOaiein fa4en
faun =?
, 1894-05-21
Warftbert0t.
G%bicago, 81. Wtat.
2tGeemeiner proouctenmarft.

NI9emetter prooucteumdrft.
Sol9eltoe Pretie wurben bel 9r0Beren 4arz
tbteen ~er3ielt:
8utter-SeiteGre Creamery 90 a e16@16&c
quite 15@151c; mittelmaBi9e 12@13c; DARN,
bette, 13@14c; mittel9ute NIB quite 1O@11c;
frti6er Padiu9 Stod 8@83c.
8utterin SAT- 2ate DARN lie;
empire 1876; bette Creamery 15c; Sill
mi ct 14c; III Goas ODER fleinen @ebinbet
4@1c mebr.
&aie bette ,SuG Cream Gbebbars"
19@124c; pSwins" 1O4@11c; nOoung Amez
rico" 8}@me; no69ema6ter S8meiser
l2@13c' "8rtd" 8@9c; 2imburger 8
@S4c.
8obnen- bette ,gfapies" $1.85@1.9O;
mittel9ute $1.S0@1.85; nit Der 0tai6tne ses
retnigte S1.25@1.75.
@ier- 9an5 friide 9@99c bas 0ubemO.
@etliisel lebenbes, &artep 5@7c;
6iibner -@9c; 6enueu -@-c; alte un6
tun9e -@-c; Guten 8@9c; fir @dnie
6as Outeub $500 u1b S. 500; ,,@prin0
@bifens" 9@93c bos 9funb.
9Gute- SEQ. 1, 34@33c; SEQ. ?, 24@23c;
gto, 1, @alf, &c; Saaow, $50. 1, 81 A; go. 2
81 44c.
ST It seb0rrtes @epfeG, fiinitli6 eez
trodltete, 1O@104c bds 8funb; olt Der Come
9eOOrrte, nOrblttbe, 6t@7c; Rfirli9e -@-c;
Srombeeret -@-c; 6tn1beereu 20@204c;
@9lttorlltl9e NprttoIen -@-c; nt6t 9ez
ln9dlte pfirii6e 3{@4c; 9el6alte 85@94c;
Ptla1melt-@-c; &oitneu; y2onoOu2opers"
-@-c boS&tit6en; yMtustoteQer "-@-c;
Ioie-@-c.
Obf It. = fri16es: NepfeI S5.OO@6.OO unb
S6. O0@7.00. ie no6 Der Site; 8al1onen
81 .25@1,5O; Gitrouelt, Wteliilta, $1.75@3.OO.
Sr0n9en- California 9topelS So .50@
$50 Die &iite; Seedlings 81. 10000.
@ronberrteS - Q%tSconltu GeQ ul10
@berrp SO boS Sap; @ape SOB So;
bette Seriep S6,50@7.50.
Orb ell - 9etroGlete, CRIME. $4,000.
&artoffeln- 8ur6onts 65@6Sc; See
brons G3@66c; Stole 60@65c; D~urcbeiuanoer
55@65c per 8u1bel; Seriep Smeet Qotatoes,
SuinoiIer So. 5O@4.OO bos Sap.
@rb beereu- 50c@75c per GQle.
6onig- 8eiBer &lee, in 8funDe ob9e=
t6eilt, 11f@124c; ni0t 10 beQ, 1O@11c; bunz
fel 1O@105c oaS Bfunb; ous9elaiener
5@6c.
emile = 8eiBfraut, W5Obile, before
Sorte S2.25@S2,50 Die @rate; 8lurnenfobl
@ bie Grote; Solat 81. 00@1.50 Dqs
TaB; Seuerie -@-c boS OuBeuo; g8eiBe
Gitben 25c@50c Da8 Suibel; Gtefriibeu 75c
@$1.25 baS SoB; WOorribeu 75@1.25 bos
ToB; Gptbe Riiben 25@40c 6os 9ubenD !;
@urtelt 60c@$75 bas Gubenb; G99 9lant
o. bas 8ubeub; Surge @rbien -
@-.-b Der u@oie"j 3wiebeln, iun9e %
ooS 5zSulbel=&tt9eu; Somateu = Ser
Sale, @ 6 S0rbe, unb -c@$- q 4
3wiebe1n = 9outiiano, s.95@9,5O bos
SAP.
8eiencorn &uf Ser 8obu flair" bis
"@6oice", grimes 34@31c; mtttleres, roth
oDer blaBfarbi9 3@34c; rau6 NIB orob ga
Sc; "@elf=morfias", sriiies Be-; roth oOer
9elb et~i9enbes 24@3c.
, 1894-05-21

p9euti4es (Sermau) Gola", p&ituitlides GarIsbaber
SoIs", oOer uSmprpoeb Gorlsbober So(t", uub unter
pielen anbereu 8e8cidnuu9en su p~erfaufen Iut9eH, inter
Der anpreliun9, oaB ubieie ebeuio gut" ieien, tDie bic
0bten Rrobufte BON GorIsbab, pelde btreft aus beu
meIt6eritDmten 2ueQen 9etppnneu tpRrOen.
Sies Derabt nun ouf elmer SduI&uug beS gublitums
bes erDBereu @srbtenftes tpe9er, ben Der betreffenbe
9a1eler an bielen 6dIi&un9eu ma9t. SIT fin itIts
der @etn o gut mte Gbter2 miiroe ir9eHb
Semonb piientIib finitltGen @etn benz natirGuben
Gait Der Ofeben ~oorSieben? @arum benu fiD bou bieIeH
ToI1dnngen btuterfiiDren IaHen, ipe5iel tperu bic Sc
lunbbeit babet in 5rage fprtmtl 9te nathrlt9er 8rs.
BUTTE Der Gueleu BON @arlSbab eutbaIteu 8eltaubtbeile,
Die finItli0 nt6t ~bergeftelt werbeu t0nneu. Seit Sobr.
b%uneerten ftub Die W6Iier BON @arlsba0 tpegen ibrer
SstLwtrfung bel &ronfbetten Der Sober, Ntereu uno bes
WtageuS ~riibmIidIt befannt.
3as 69te @arIsbober SpruoeI=GaIs mirb brett aus
Der SpruoeIquele uuter Der SETTING Der Stabtgemeiuoe
@arlSbaO 9elponnen, unb blrb Oeren Ql9enten fir Die
Weretni9teu Staateu, bic Gisuer g. MenbelIon @ont.
panp, Stem Dorf, ~perfauft. Sebe S5IoIGe bes abt impors
ttrten Moners uub GprubeI=S al3es muB pbt9es @tobt.
ftegel, fotuie Die rInteridrift Der Agenten rGisuer g
Mtenbeliou Co., 152-154 Srontltn Ctr, gsetp gort",
eli Der Gillette babeu. gu baben in allen @pDtbeten.
Man bite lid Dor S61f9un9en.
Ser StaStrat0 GarISbaS4
, 1894-05-21
Neue An5eigen.

ne Gooes.An3eieen, weIbe fir ole
mOreens2lus9abe DER yJainois Stats.
3eituns" %aufeeeeben weroen, erf6einen foften;.
fret i'm abenobIatt. Die Nnnabme pom Din.
5eieen fir oas QbeuebIatt idIie6t nm u r1br
mittags, fir ole moreen=2useabe uul 10 ubr
Qbenos.
, 1894-05-21
Stdoti1bes,
Wetterberiht.

Optitcr &4etne, rs @aibington Ctr,
bericbtet fit Gbtcaao Bic foI8enOen 8aroz
meter uno Sbermom eteritGnbe:
lin 8 lbr Mtor9. A @r., I'm 9 lt6r 45
@r., UNI 10 l16r 40 ST., UNI IL l1br AZ
@r,, I'M II ltbr 48 @r. 8arometerita1O
UNI s l1br Weorg. 1880, IL ltbr 29.31.
, 1894-05-21
@runneiaenthnin
e. -@Ommerfrtfa

Gotten in u 6. 9sfin9s @Ouers Safe subbipiFOn.
@uf aassHstusu Wuui9 Der 5uBlreiteu 9efufer BON
9srru 9eFiu9s 6orm am 9opers Gafe in WiscDnIiu 1T
bic eats.6ront in Gotten ousgeIeet unb in ben W{artt
sebradt BotSerS 2ute iit III 3lpciItinblQer 6a6rt nit
Der storts mefterrsSabu gu errejhen. Iiegt uobe Der
Station Genoa junction, miscDuiiu. Sic fur5e Sabrt
sUu ssupa S%uuctiou 3nm Safe lit reid an gceuericu NIB
seipdbrt eius bsrrIiGe ausf9t uuf bas berumIieoenb.
Ssrroin. Sic Gotten boben idmmtIi6 SO SuB euDfruut
am Gee unb ieIbft i'm beBsftsH CONNER rebt eu be.
ftanbig fubter Wino bonn Siben uber ben Safe unb fmo
in Golee Der Slbfrout unb bes itstte tibIen Wiubes
bieis Soften bic bseebrteften I'm saussH Safe; fe BADEN
cine Siefe BON 400 SuB. iub nit ben id6uIten
Sdetteubdumer, tte Gtfeu, gu6eu, @ebern, uno ouerIei
S9Iinssetpdhien befanoert erbeben fib tbeiIpeIie so 6uB
uber ben Gee uuh bieteu cine utoIertI6e 2usIi6t iber ben
cine WteiIe breiteu unb stpet M}eiIeu 1angen See, peI9eF
on S9bubsit unb Scenerien benz Safe Seneoa, benz be.
Iiebt.iteH Gee MiscOntus. gIei9tommt 9os fIor.
wener. bon etfeuqueaen sendbrt, frei bon alien Guurpf.
pfuu8eu, Der iuubtse goOen bitten Die I66nften Babe.
pIdbe 5oblreibe Slide, 8ootfabreu uub SeeeIn Ioben
gu bieiem @pOrt. Sir 9obeonftnlte1, CUTE @erpfeguug
unb prompte gsrbiubune spiidsu Der Station Senua
Sunctipn une Dem Safe 1T 9eTpret.
Sur 55 Soften iiuo oorbauOeu; feiue gauIlte uue
NoturIis6baber fonten es unterlaiIeu, fib cine 8ouIteu,
gu f9erH. Ndbere ausfuuft srtbeiIt, ipiuie gIutteu
osrlenhet
G. WeIma
17S Wltuaufee gne.
ober 3immer go, go. 20 Ga Guile CTR.
Gusiui9er gseut. @eIO- uub aunOgeFddft
, 1894-05-21

= Die 9oltset lit feit iiber8eu9t, 6aB
@m. q. Stmsrott, Der SbaBmeiiter Der
vSnit9mens Wfutual Qtib NiiociatiOn"
einem 8erbreben gum Spfer g%efallen lit,
oa feline 8ii6er in poutommener Orbnung
un6 aQe bon ibm oeretnnabmten @elber
Dorban6en linb. Sine 8%elobnung bon
$500 fir Denient9en, neIcber BEN Gern1iBz
ten, OBJ tObt Ooer IebenOig, ftnbet, purbe
ausgeiebt.
, 1894-05-21
nOeSeMnseine

Sreuuben un6 getaunten Die trauriqe Nodridt, bar
ltnier ~geliebter Sotte, Batter uuo 8ruber Nidlaro 9ieS
I'M utter BON as Sopre1t nab lougem &eioeu ianft ents
i4lafen TT. 8eerbi9uu9 9ienito9 ben p. Mai, Nod.
rnttta9s ~ llbr, bonn Srcuerbauie, 621 81. 8odlpen Str.
Gntitie &ieB, Satin.
SarL SoG, 0auI, &inoer.
2ln1l2t Sttp Sie6, 8ru0er.
, 1894-05-21
21ui2t
OSeS=Wnset9e.

unHier 9elie6ter So6t Sei,,rtd, Srneaer i'm 9titer Ron o
8 Sabren II Monateu uno "a Eager am 20. Mai Ieliq
I'M 9errn entldlaieu lit. Sic 8eeroigun9 fiuoet am
9lenlto9 9tadmittag I'm ~ ubr bonn SrauerbauIe,
651 gtotb 9oliteo Ctr. mad Wunoers 6rieobofe Itott.
I'm itiae Sbeilnabme bitten:
~SSeinrtd) unb Spbanna Srpeger, gltern,
uebft 9eidNpiitern. -
, 1894-05-21
eS=WnSeta

Sblpeiter Wtarin 6Drila &mrrat, pom Cr0en Der
@rttli9en Sie6e B. NJ. v. tit am 20. 0tai 1894 i'm
Alter non 81 S99ren %geItor6en, nodboem lie is Sabre
Dem Sroen an9ebOrt bate. 9os Gei9eu6egdueniB fiuoet
itott nm 9ienfta9 ben %. M}oi, 9a ubr MprgenS, uuo
3lp9r bon ber ct &lopTu5=S9ule, 2lO Mtarpea=Str.
Golpariett=&irbbofe Sic @erftor6ene mar cine GdlpeIter
oes Do1m. s. S. @urran S. l. - @tuctnnoti uu6 g&elp
Orleans a3eituugeu iinO erIuht, SieIes aufsuuehrten.
, 1894-05-21

Q(nsetgen in ser M6enbaus9abe bet SUIT
noiS StaotSaeitung baben BEN beiten @rfolg.
, 1894-05-21
@arnnna.

9os Qublifum iuirb nor oes
m~tfienlDieu 9dnelern &c.
marnt, be sep6bnli9es
0lauberiaGa, Ober cine Wti'
iDung non 9eipbbuli4em
@sibItbs Buleer ols pGarIsba.
hpr @aIam .6nrunelsSoIan,
, 1894-05-21
On bsrtoufsu ober su psrtauf9en:

Spei 61uier nit 9otten in eiuem raid empprhlihen.
ben St1otdeu I'M DitIid1eu &auias. $50 DieIleH BON &oHs
1as Sin. Wto. 9as 8rDpertp iiegt an Der 9GuptltraBe.
Hobe benz gabnbOf leOe Got bat cine 3rout bon 50 SUB
In0 He9eu neben eiuaH0er; 5yrubt6dHme, GObleuitdle
Ii. J. 10. Sic pauier befiuocu NIB III gutter g%eriafung
uuo fIub oermtetbet, Deroeu 3I eIreIu SpOttprcIS pers
fault poer ge9eu SOtS Dber eiE ScJm ODu 9Ici1em Wertb
i'll oteler Staot umQetauIcDt 0erfauiSgrIuO gigeHs
tbuHIer mobnt bier in Der Staot Hu0 bat feIue i3eIt, oems
ielben ieIne Aufmertiamfeit gu lpibmeu. Gin gutter BlaB
Iur Selnauo nm elH @elhatt 0u5u1aH9eH; fam Sels
MAIDEN. 2as BropertN lit guu3 idaIoeHfrei.
DtaH ooreIiire
6. 3. WrseTnu6,
~24msbotp care Of Stats 3eituug."
QuDertoufeu: SubiGes @obubaus in Der 0dbe
~ Der Station QopubaIe, gtortbpelterr=8abu. fur
cine sSarGlIe bequen eiugeriChtet. StaluHQ fur mebrere
4feroe nit babel. 5000. Yequeme 3abluUQstev1niue
Dber idbuloeufreles unbebouteS 9runoeiQeutbum oI5
2betIaobluu9, Aoreiie: q. 8. 8Or Isl, AOou0ole. 6oof
60. SIN. l5u3. BAN
On nerfaufen: &ots auf MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
~ 9t0be Der Belmont unb Clifton NDerue $50O-$60O.
Cottages meroen, 9on3 mad Buuid bee &duiers. e6eu.
teus auT Abiblo9s3obltn9 9ebaut. s. SDB, 3lmMer 80
neutrality-suspicious., WtittagS 6lpildeu GUS Il. .3lpei.
l5nt3. BAN
On berto nfen - apensmopb. 9i. f66nfte
d ode in bieier bibifen un0 ~blIben6eu 9nrItnSt.
Wdiier uno Seper in ben StraBeu un0 DE StraBeu ges
pfoltert. Gage: Glib unb GftIront. @egen 8reis uuo
ipetterer austlnft lpeuoe man nd minblib ooer i9rifts
LID on @m. 8. see. 112-1I4 Dearborn Str.
8once gutlotug. 20mI6au
, 1894-05-21
Ot1bmQIhine,I.
8ferOe, gSagen, Sunbe 1r.


On Derfoufeu: GeIiperp5 @rpreB=ggaqen uuo
- 8utiden. 6. 8. Suu. 2~3OS-23f8 State Ctr,
5obrtt 24S-241 %. Rloce. lTm53Wt
, 1894-05-21

Oel6dftsz 0elegenbeitell.

Wel6dfts=W eiegelbelten.
> uoerfaufeu: @ut qe6enoes 9rpcerp= uub SHUTTER.
~ @ei9Git 9tabSufra9eu 1882 aiblanb @oe.
2lu3t
81. @6a9mer $3.50 rnitp Building, 80 Dear.
~ born Ctr, bat Die grDBte @usiuahl Don @elbdften
oil 00n0 AT Yreiieu BON $500 bis $50, 900. PerMQueute
&usiteaung BON oeuti4. uno trau5. 8tlbern.
l0milWt,t
q De~rtanfeH: WtebE, Suffer-, Sol5= NIB 8oblen=
- @e196ft. Yferbe, Z Qga9en. Mlles auIammen fir
Sub ober 8runoeigentbunt 1tuOopstp, 500 &iblGuo
sBlpd. 20m0t3t
Ounertaufeu: 3met gutgebeuoe 9aloous, in Der
~ Ntitte Der Stabt gelegen, bili9. @br.: Il, 80
Staats3eitung. iou1t
On pertaufen: @iue beuti9e unb engliide Bel,
X tun9srpute auf Der Y~foroielte. Abr.:
l9mi7t 855 &oscoesStr, nabe NlblaIo @pe.
, 1894-05-21
TinQn3itleS.
8eri0mfi9es.
IerIOreu. Serlaufeu. NeFnuheu.


HerIDren: Sin buufelbrauner SengIt, nit 9rouo
~ 8. &. S. auf benz linfen SDeutel. Q8teber6rtnqer
prbGlt 8elDbnuu9 BON @i9entbimer
s. Brett. 9ermoIo, Sas.
, 1894-05-21

0as neue 0uarticr 6eS S6ulrat6s
I'M H., II. unO IL. Stofperf 6eS Scbilz
lergcbduoeS pirO bereitS ber9eri9tet, uno
Der S6ulrat6 bofit tnnerbalb breiBig
&a9en ipdteitenS BEN lln5ug be!uerfiteuiz
aen All f0uuen.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13
A Governors Opinion.

At recent business convention in
that state Governor Francis said:
"Each year the local paper gives
from S5Ou to $500 free lines to the
community in which it is located
No other agency can or will do this.
The editor, in proportion to hiE means,
does more for his town than any other
ten mep, and in all fairness with men
he ought to be supported-not be-
cause you like him or admire his
writings but because the local paper
sis the best investment a comm unity
can make It may not be brilliantly
edited or crowded with thought, but
financially it is more of benefit to
the community than the teacher OF
preacher. Understand me, I do not
mean mentally or morally, but tinan-
crally, end yet on the moral question
you will find most OF the local papers
on the right side. To day the editors
OF the home papers do the most for
the least money Of any people on the
face of the earth"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13

the State exhibit will rank with the
best Of them in week or two.
Elderly people remember their
Spring bitters with shudder. The
present generation have much to he
thankful for, not the least of their
blessings being such Il pleasant and
thoroughly effective Spring medioins
as Ayers Sursapariala. 1t ia u h ealth.
restorer aud health -maintainer.
Senator White, of Louisiana assuu.-
ed his new duties as Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States yesterday, after the
simple but impressive ceremonies
usual on such occasions. The court
room was crowded with friends and
spectators to witness the induction. .
A sixteen year-old mai ala was
found dead in field opposite the
foundry last Saturday and was buried
by Undertaken Hoskins. Appear
ances indicate that she had com nit
ted suicide, for number of wild pars-
nips were found on her person, some
OF which she had evidently eaten
Gazette.
Silver coins are exceedingly scarce
and business men frequently have
difficulty in getting such coins for
change. The banks do not pay out
silver unless by special request. The
Carson Mint ought to be started up
making more dollars; the people
want them in their ordinary business
transactions.-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13
Cops ProspectOrs' Manual.

Henry N. Copp, the we'll known
land lawyer, Of Washington, D. c., is
preparing "a new edition of his Pros
pectors' Manual, the plan of which
work was suggested by an old-time
Colorado miner. There is on hand a
couple of hundred OF the former eoi-
ton which contains nearly all the
matter that will be in the now edi-
ton. This work retals for 90 cents,
but Mr.. Copp will send TO fny adj
dress q copy Of the old edition for 10
ceuts, in stamps, to cover postage and
handling. "Eirst come, first served"
In addition to the government and
local mining laws, this book gives
tests for gold, silver, iron, platinum,
mercury, nickle. cobalt, tin antimo-
ny, zinc, lead and other metals and
minerals, with much valuable advice
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13
How TO Mend Crockery

A correspondent of the Scienti fic
American says: Before heing allowed
to get dirty or greasy tie all the
broken pieces in their places nicely
with any kind OF string that suits,
then put in IN iron or tin dish that
can be put on the fire, pour in as
much milk Us will covor the fractures
we'll, put on fire and boil for say ten
minutes, and the whole. operation is
complete. Dou't undo the wrapping
until the dish is completely cold, and
if yours hold as ours do you will call
it success. So. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13
to proePecsors. Address, with 10
cent?,
go ..... HENnr N, Corr,
.. -. Wsshin gtor, D. g.
A New Railroad.

A Gazette special OF TIE 18th from
Lovslock says: .....
G. G. Fitzgerald, one Of the best
known mining meu of South America
accompanied by G. D. Norris Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, departed this
morning tor Clemens, thirty miles
distant, TO begin survey and make
al estimate for etandaHl gauge rail.
road from the copper mines at White
Cloud to tie Central Pacific. A corps
OF surveyors leave Clemens TO morrow
with Lovelock the objective point
and junction of the roads.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13

There is more catarrh in this sec.
ton OF the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be in
durable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it Il local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catarrh
to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutions al
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f. j. Cheney & Co. +,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu-
tlonal cure on the market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from 10
drops to "a teaspoonful. 1t acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and tes.
timonials. Address
F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
EB Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Democratic Talk.

MOUND VALLEY, Elko County, Ne
vada, March Z. 1894.
EDITOR INDEPENDENr: II learn
through the columns of your paper
that there is considerable discussion
going on between the Republicans
and Silver or Populist party in regard
to the coming State election.
AS you are running the only Demo
cratic paper in the State, 30 far as
know, word from an old time Demo-
Graf on the political situation may
not be out Of place. The Democrats
having nothing to lose in the State
fight joined hands with the Silver
party at the last election aud carried
the State in tho interests Of the white
metal. The old parties were badly
disorganized by this movement and,
as steps are being taken for the re-
organization of the Republican party,
l car zee no good reason why our
party should not unite and fight
under the old banner of Democracy.
1t is true that many will say they do
not like the policy Of the present ad-
ministration but that is small mat
ter when We take into consideration
that the principles Of the Democratic
party will live long after it's present
leaders are forgotten. I do not be-
lieve that the party in this State is
dead, and I know it is not in this
county, then why not call on all
good Democrats throughout the
State to unite under the old banner
and march to victory. Let petty
jealousies and selfish motives be dis
carded by all who claim to be Demo-
Gratis or forever stamp them as
Democrats for revenue only; for after
all, what is there in al Office but the
salary for the individual who holds
it? Principle should be above all.
With united Democracy, I believe
enough good Democrats car be found
in the State to fill every place on the
ticket, and in my judgment such "a
ticket can be elected.
Democrats Of EIko county, stand
by your colors! Democrats Of the
State, wake up, put on your armor
and victory will perch on your ban
nerI
In conclusion let me suggest that
the Chairman OF the State Central
Committee call an early meeting of
the committee that the political stu
alton may be thoroughly discussed
and the proper steps taken to bar
mouize the party and unite it for
the coming battle. If this be done,
success will surely follow.
Hoping that you will give this a
place in your columns,
am yours truly,
A LIFELONG DEMOCRAT.
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A Toe Chopper In Trouble.

William Henderson of Englewood
is vi der arrest for stealing toes. The
toes be took were not from human
beings. but from the staff figures
along the transportation building.
William is of a scientific turn of
mind, and it is said contemplated
writing book on the big toe and it's
Peculiarities among various nations.
When arrested, he had a chisel and
was cheerfully chipping the pedal ex-
tremitieS Of Robert fulton. lie had
sackful Of toes, which are now at
the Woodlawn station.-Chic ago
Times. .a
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DO NOT put off taking Spring
medicine but take Hoods Sarssparil-
la mo,o. Twill purity your blood,
strengthen your nerves and give you
a good appetite.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-03-13

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and
perfect In proportion and appearance.
26c. per box.
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sA1kAau,ur
Another storm is brewing


President Cleveland appointed II.
j. Berry Postmaster of Reno yester-
day.
Remember the ball at the Depot
Fotei Friday evening. It will be the
event OF the season.
Charles Adams. the prosperous
South Fork eaucher, returned from
San Francisco this morning.
Miss. Pollard is making it decided
~ interesting for the silver haired
Congressman from Kentucky.
DR.. G. F. Moore Dentist Elko, New.
Grown and bridge work. Teeth
without plates. Office at Residence.
~ s. -... .f.. .- t... 80.
The INDEPENDENT sincerely regrets
TO learn that Mr.. Grover is gradually
sinking and that there is no hope Of
his recovery.
The Silver State says the grass
is beginning to grow in Winnemucca
and some of the lawns will loom up
in q month or 80.
'Gazette:-Two carloads of onions
were shipped west from Carson yes
terday Onions are good property
just new, being worth four cents per
pound.
Dandrnff ID an emulation from the
pores of the scalp that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Halls Hair Renew
or cures it.
Among the boy authors Of the Old
World is the Grown Prince OF Siam,
who has written several stories for
English children's magazines huently
in three European languages. -.
The people of Austin are adrer-
Using for another physician as the
resident doctor charges five dollars q
visit in the city limits noJwithstand-
ing the fact that miners wages have
been greatly reduced.
The human hair is the most pre- fita-
BILE crop that grows. Fi.e tons of it
are annually imported by the mer-
chants of Londun. The oarisians
harvest upward of 100000 pounds
equal in value to $4,000 per annum.
The shooting tournament iu San
Francisco Sunday, between picked
teams OF the California National
Guard and team from the Carson
Guards, resulted in a victory for the
Nevada msrksmen by score of 443
to 439. -,
The New York Senate Committee
on judiciary without q dissenting
vote has agreed to report favorabIy
on Senator Coggeshel's bill defining
hazing as criminal offence. The
bill was introduced just after the
Cornell affair.
Aconvict says be was sent to prieon
for being dishonest, and yet he was
there compelled everv day to cut out
pieces OF pasteboard which were
placed between the inner and outer
soles Of the shoes made in the shops
and sold as solid leather.
.Clergymen, lawyers, public speak
ers. singers, and actors all recognize
the virtue Of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
One Of our most eminent public tnen
says: at is the best remedy that
can be procured for all affections OF
the vocal organs, throat and lungs. :"
AZ Greedy, Colorado, J. A. Rankin,
last week sold forty April pigs aver
aging 900 pounds apiece He received
% 90 for each pig. These animals
we're fed on alfalfa uptil October
and then fattened on wheat. Mr..
Rankin asserts that he realized ono
dollar hundred 90 bic wheat.
Cdmu1jsaionar Warrington has in.
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Fresh eggs 25c per dozen at Bon
Craigieads.