davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-23
STEAMER ON THE ROCKS.
THE LOS ANGELES SU.YK At POINT
SUR LIGHTHOUSE.
FoUK PAssENGEas DRowNED.

All the Ladies and Children Are
Rescued-The Point Sur Rocks
Cluster OF Ugly Spurs Which
Have Long Been Menace TO
Pacific Coast Navigation-The
Names of Dead Unknown.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-23
THE BANNER OF REFORM.
AR. CLEVELAND UHFURLS IT TO
The PARTY GAZE.
WARNING TO DEMOCRATS

That They Must Fight On Until
the Great Tariff Victory Is
Won or Be Ignominiousiy
Kicked Out of Office by the
Peoplc--Ringing Letter From
the Leader.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
W Y B 0 R

NaiosO6ISWs2ycR nd60&eWst1 P2es1a
Ksiszka do nabozenstwa z duxeml
literaml ola ludzl kr6tki wzrok
majacych lub ola os6b staryche W
sticznej oprawie z okuciem
CENA 5 1875
Mo3ma te kaiq$ke dostot 20 ksie-
da1u9 II. Il WSKZEGO W.
Winona, MINI $50 E.. End str.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

Bardzo ME st6sownie wycho-
wuja rodzlce dzlec1, gdy same
matkl Tub tez pIastunki z ich
pozwolenlem, chcac make dzleci
placzace uspokolc nieraz i'm opo-
wiadaia o duchach, potworach
latajacych W powietrzu l tym pc
dobne basnie, kt6re W nujnej wy
obraznl dz1eci rozrastaja sic do
w1elklch rozmiar6w, a nieraz So
przyczyna smierci dzlecl, spowo
dowanej nag}Ym .przestrachem
PREY jakiem z razu ME wyt}omaczo
mem zjawisku, kt5re potem prey
blizszym oheirzenlu zupe}nie by]o
naturalnem. Czesto W nocY "a /:
pomnjana ma murze lub dragu
koszula, poruszona wiatrem ma
divorce. przestrasza d%oros}Ych
nawet ludzi I niejedna "a mfodu
basniaml karmiona nlewlasta PREY
sladz gotowa, re widzia}a zbliza]a
cego sic do MEL ducha.
ZabawnY przypadek zdarzY3
sic W okolicy Kr6lewca. W pew
nvm domu ma g6rze W nocY us}Y-
szano s%zelest, jakby kto wa}ek
kula1 20 podtodze. Oiciec rodzlny
zaclekawiony poszed} ma gore ze
swiat1em, ale n1c ME spostrzegf
powroc,f. Ma druga noe to same
kulanle: Gala rodzina, dosyc zabo
Donna, b7}a luz lax na]mocnle
przekonana, re duchY ma g6rz'
pokutuja. R:ozpamietowano sobi'
grzechy, Jake W rodzinie ten l 6V
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
popefnif i nabyto przekonania,


to kara "a przewinienia. O]clec 20
sYnem nabrali wreszcie odwagl
k1edy owo kulanle sta4o SIG coraz
gwa}townjejszem, zabrawszy SWAT
10, udall sic ma gore, prep atrzYll
wszystkie skrytki - MIC ME qua
laz}szy powr6clli do reszty rodz'nV
W niek}amanem przestrachu, re zfe
duchy harce tam w7prawla]a. 10
dzina Gala noc ME spa}a. Trzeclego
dnla to samo. S2siedzi zaczeli 1uz
om,jaG ten dom, W ktorem take
straszliwe dzia}Y sic rzeczy, a ro-
dz1na juz trzeclego dnla W mlesz'
kaniu tenn nocowac ME chcia{a.
w tenn zjaw1a sic zuch m}odzie.
nice puszczony do domu rodziclel,
sk1ego z wo]ska ma urlop. WYsfu'
chawszY opowles6 z najrozma1tsze-
mi dodatkami, co kt6ry to okrop-
niciszy, postanowi} sam isG W no
cy ma gore i zachowawszy sic
spokojnle przypatrze6 SIG strachom.
Zamlar wykona}, a p%rzepatrzy'
wszY wszystkle katy mic ME
z~nalaz}szy, ukry4 sic ma boku, zga-
sl} sw1at}o i czeka}. Wtem nieza-
d}ugo sfyszY zp6w kulanie pc pod
1odze;; mezny woiak czempredzej
zapala swiat&o i wldzl jeane z bu-
telek W kacie lezacvch, poruszaja-
ca sic, jakby o w}asnei mocy. Me
wlerzy}, re to Ouch porusza butel-
Ike, chwvta ia, poduosi l wldzl =
mysz W butelce. Zasmakowa{a ona
W jagodach, kt5re tam byfy zachc-
wane, znalaz}a do mich welscie
przez clasn& szyjke bute1kl, ale
dopoki jagody byay, ME mogfa SIC
napowr6t przecisnac, albow1em "a
dnia sic obzera}a, a W nocy, kula-
lac butelke pokutowafa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
ZBOJCA.

Przez gesty ciemnY ide Dor,
gdzie gtosy milkna ludzl l
deb6w tylko starych Choir do
marzen slodkich budzi. MAIDEN.
ma dirty zielony dach i echa
szumow niesie; W TEN zdejmle
mnie dziecinny strach: nuz
zb6jcy SO W tym lesie!..,.
Lecz zaraz z smieehem wofam
W gtos: ej, zbojc6w sic ME
boje! CzY skarby mann? peka-
ty trzos? Moi skarb to SERGE
mole! W tenn co to? 4
gaszczu starych drew, jak
echo piosnki mojej, dzlewczecy
p}ynie CLOS i d2iwnym csarem
poi. Gdzie b]ekitnawej g'eb1
PVT, btyszczato oczat dwoje 49,.
bel w leslie jednak RADIUS by
i zabraf - SERGE mole.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
tCiag daisy nasr2pi.)
S1czeScie w nieszczesciu.

0N.G~0S W
William Anderson, rymarz,
zamieszkaty W LondVnie W
starym domku ma p~rzedmiesciu
Clampham, zeszedl do swo)ej
piwniczki. Pc niejak1m czasie
iona usiysza}a krsyk! jego;
zbiegta czempredzej do piwni :
czkj i PREY swietle latarni
zobaczyia media W g}ebokim
dole. Biedak zlamaf reke,
spadtszy niespodzianie W jane,
xt6rej sic ami on. ami iona ME
domyslali nigdy, cho6 W domku
prze&yli lat 80. Pomog{a
mezowi wydobyc sic, potem
oboe, rozejrzawszy sic W
wnetrzu jamy, znalezl1 OWE
beczutki. W jednej, naznaczo-
nej: ,,Szczesliwemu znalascy
1881, znajdowat sic document
nadajacY domek z ogrodklem
IA wleczysta wlasnosc temu ,
kto tam mieszkaiac, skarb
znajdzie, W dcugiej. obok sunny
3700 funt6w szterl. W z4ocle,
So kosztownownosci W dya-
meDtach / perlach, W bizute-
ryach damskich W koronkach,
wartoSci do 1000 funt. szterl.
Poczciwi ludzlska zawladomlll
wfadze n%atychmiast o odkryciu,
te zas przyznaly i'm w1asnosc
bezwarunkowa Rymarz POGO
stale tymczasowo " s~zpitalu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
FRASZKI.

= P6]dz malutka W me oblecla,
Da1 ca}uska luba, daj,
Mole SERGE jest do ~wziecia...
z Toba rozkosz, z Toba ray!
= Pneknie spiewasz m}ody panic,
Lecz luz jeden splewa} tax,
WHAT pieiscionek "a kochan1e
l ulotnif sic jak ptak!
Mowca (kohczac mowe} a
vice.. co chcla{em powiedz1eG..
tego...
Zgromadzeni PREY uczcie:P1wa,
plwa!
- Serdecznle wan dzlekuje,
"a ten szczery okrzyk vivat, drodzy
koledzy.
- Do kroGset diab}6w, panic
jak pan goli!
= B, prosze pana, COLLEEN lat
dzaesiec l goscie moi n1gdy sic ns
mnie ME %skarzyll...
= A kogoz pan goli}?
= Umarlak6w re szpltala...
ABONOWAL KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
DIVINE nagrobki.

Tutaj przynlesll
szczatki clesh,
Go DUO dom6w budowaf
MIN wfozon do mog)1y,
Lecz umYSlnie tax m%ajstrowa},
By 20 ME przezy1Y.
Tu ley krawiec J5zef Wylaz}o
Go uszy}, to sic wnet rozfaz}o,
Prey pomocY okowitki
Popru1 zycia swego nitki.
10
Tu zaszedt W gr6b ten cichy
Slusarz, co robl} w%ytrychy
Gorzkie Ivy ma grobie leje
IONA wlerna z}odzieie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Zdania II p0glad0w prak'
1ycZnYch.

M6w1a ludzie:: pieniadze same
nikogo ME uszczesliwla. Bye moze,
to tez kazdy stara sic przekonac,
czy to prawda.
Ma coz sic przyda sl,makowi,
re lyle " wieku parry J elektrycz-
nosci.
Clos sumienia podobny jest do
chodzaccgo zegarka = W dzien go
ME s}Yszymy, "a to tenn wiecej W
nocy bzzsennej.
Nalezy oszczedzaG, azeby mice
cokolwlek; trzeba iednakze mice
cokolwiek, azeby zaczaG o~szczedzac.
Nasze zonJ stokrod lepiej by
nam SIC podoba}y, gdYby by}y
zonaml cudzeml.
Zycle to musztarda: czem
wlecej je uzywa6, tenn wiecej gorz-
KEN SIC wydaie.
I n%a1wlekszy medrzec dostanle
bzika, jezll ma zone... g4upia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

Up1yne1o kilka tygodn1.
Wiarusy Brzezinscy ,stanell
szczesliwie w obozie Kosc1u :
ski i wcieleni zostali do VOL
ska, przewaznie do kosynlerow,
ale take do piechotv. Cries
Socha dostal sic do pieszych'
Prey kohcu miesiaca Ma]a
stale wojsko Kosciuszki mad
brzegaml dolnei Pilicy, ME
zbyt daleko Cd miejscowoscl.
zwanej Szczekocinami. Wszy-
stkiego wojska by}o okolo II
tysiecy zo}nierzy. Kosciuszkc
wiedzia}, re nadciagaja k:
MENU ME tylko Moskale, ale
take Prusacy, kt6rzy zamias'
STAG ma boku, jak Austrya,
wmieszali sic w walke
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
DORIAN &
DRZYCIMSkl
81 Sc La Sale u1.
Chicago.
Zatozvli pierwsze polskie
BEUB0 N0T0RYAEHE

Zatoz7li pierwsze polskie
u N0Y8RYAHNE
W srodku miasta i zajmuja sic
sprzeda&a lot6w, wypozvcza-
MEN pien'edzy, zabezpiecza-
Diem zabudowa1 cd osn1a,
d2ierzawa dom6w wszelkiem'
mibusioesami PREY kt6rych
potrzeba notaryusza.
S,'rzedaja tak1e KARTY
OKKETO We i wYse}aia PIE
Made DO EUROPY.
Pamietajcie> R,dacv, Re
bli4szy wan Polak, niz,nnonaro-
dow'ec! Popierajcie waszych
brac1 i rodakow, dobrych pa.
tryot6w, sprawiedliwych oby.
watels l biegfych w swoim
zawodzle notaryusz6w
BoRfaRa R~BRzyefmsklffegeE
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

popierali Moskali. Wiedzial
tez, re mcskiewskiego wojska
by}o oko}o 14,ooo,a pruskiego
przeszlo 20 tysiecy. TIE liczne
tysiace zbliza}y sic zwolna ku
woisku Kosciuszkowskiemu.
Mimo to ME m6g} zejst i'm
q placu i musia} dopuScic do
bitwy.
tCi4g daisy nasr2pi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
[ wnet poklekli wszyscy

Nicholson i klad} sic u stop
tronu Boga, jake lex nieszcze-
sliwego 1udu polskiego, CO
wychodzi1 broni6 ojczystel
ziemi, jake prosba O opieke i
blogoslawienstwo w niedale.
kiej walce "a wolnoSG WARY
sw. i ojczyzoy.
Stare drzewa las6w okoli-
cznych ME s}ysza}y pewnie
jeszcze nigdy takiej serdecznej
i g}oSnej pieSni; ami }aki
zieleniejace sic $wiezelni ira
wa,ni, ami pola oddychajace
ku wolnosci z wiosna. Vice
prawie sic zdalo, jakoby i te
lasy i te pola i te b}onia /
Gala ia ziemia szumiala i
brzmia}a ia sama plesnla,
b}agajaca Boga o opieke /
litosc!...
Zalste, piekny i rozrzewnia-
jacy by} widok tel gromady
kleczacej, dzieci polskie] zie-
MIL.
Gdy sic piesd skohczy}a,
zawo1a1 MARGIN:
= Teraz daIe wan jeszcze
10 minut czasu ma ostatnie
pozegnanie, a potem W droge!
Dopiero sic to zacze}o
wszystko zegnav, 5ciskaG a
p}akac. Rodzice b}ogos!awili
dzieci, bracia isiostry m}odsze
wieszali sic u szyji i rak
cchotnikom; dziewczeta ocie-
rally Ivy. Ma}gosia kukaszowa
sta}a "a matka z czerwoneml
oczami. Cries przypad} ~jeszcze
raz do niej i zegna} ia matke
i OLGA.
= Bede czeka]a! Mech Gle
Bog prowadzi i szczesliwie
nazad przyprowadzi! = wyrze-
k}a ma pozegnanie. -.
DO sze1egu!- zakomen-
derowai MARGIN.
GloSny place. odezwa} sic
ma to, ale ochotnicy W mig
staneli W rzedach.
-BacznoSG! = komendero-
wal MARGIN. = Badzcie tn
wszyscy zdrowi, a m6dlcie
sic "a mas i "a ojczyzne do
Boga!
L Panem Bogiem! ode
zwa}a sic grenada.
= Ch}opcy, bacznosc! w
lewo zwrot, marsz!
Ruszyli, iuz ida, juz ida!".'
-Niecf was Bog prowadzi
Badzcie zdrowi! Z Panem
Bogiem! take s}owa "a MIN:
plyna.
Wtem MARGIN huknie basem
znana piosenke:
FL, Moskale, ma box nosy,
30 tn ida polskle kosy;
Szach, szach, mach, mach, swisnit
A tn Moskal juz bez nosa! kosa
Oh dana, dana, dana,
O%jczyzna kochana!
Ch1opcy wt6rula / piesr
leci pred mimi, jak goniec
zwiastujac, he nowi obrohc1
spiesza do pana Kosciuszk
ma pomoc i ratunek O czyznle
Mech ich Bog prowadzl!..
Uplyne}o kilka tygodn1
Wiarusy Brzezihscy stanel
szczesliwie w obozie Kosc1u
ski i wcieleni zostali do Wo]
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
.Czy masz b
pieczony
ZEGAREK?

Rozwaz tylko sobie, lie W o.
tatn,ch latach zap}ac1}es "a repara-
cya zegarka. Rozwazywszy, czytaj,
lie bys zysSa4, gdybys zegarek u
mas zabezpieczy}.
Kto nam zap}acl $500, temu
zobowlazemy sic "a te cene zega.
rex przez. ca{y rok reparowac -
co ola nieJednego lyle warte, ]ak
rs dolarow. Mniejsza o to. z jaklel
przyczyny ME chce chodzic, Tub
ak czesto niedomaga. Bierzemy
zabez% pieczenle ma wszel6le gatunk1
zegark6w, ~wyjawszy bardzo mato
W tym kra]u uzywane.
Pam1etaj ze "a 5000 mozesz
mice zegarek W dobrym porz2dku
przez ca1Y rok.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27
Ksiazki 6o@ nabozeh~

silva
Dziocie DO Boga........ ...-"-..2e
Dziecie do Boga 70 o sfo,sm' orse
Ewiat niewinnosci ola dziec' pofs'
kich " Ameryce.
.Ksia4eczks' do nabo2ehstwa die
mlodz,e1y. zfocone brzeg1, sfoco'
NJ tytulik, potsk6rek ><ytuli.
KEN J6zefa Chociszew ,R'egoJ
Ia sama ksaieczka oprawna "
sk6rks Z obrazkiem
ia sauna ,,Ksiaieczka do nabofeh"
silva ola ~miodzisssyn ekuc cs
i zameczkiem....e. ',.-l 20
Ia sauna op,awna y koso sfcnlowa,
albo W aksamit. 10
% Ola dorossyc b.
AN1Oh siROZ oprawny " czorks
gaocone brzeg' e.oo
Anios Str6a,~ oprawny W
sk6rke. z5",one brzegl. okuclem,
! aazne:zA.<1:> zlotym tytuliklem
1 .---. =.
An1Ob slRuz opravny W koaS
gann,nwa hub aksam1t...3.0o
! SbOTY ObTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny 20 zioconyn tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pfdtno $o.4e
zlocone brzegi, skorka O.8O
IS zokucem z~ameczkiem LOG
- OLTARzYK POLSKI 80
no ziocnnemi brzegaml LAO
{ 70 s~przaczkA Z okuciem 800
DUNN opraw. " sk6rke 1.5e'
zfcoone brzegi 1.7S'
70 . sprzaczka 800
Ogr6dek y b y, O
prawny " sk6rke, z}ocone br1e-
81, z obrazkani n4 ok}adce,e xAo'
conym tytulikiem...... $l.5e
rs sauna ksiaika : zameczHe1
okueien. 200
WiaDek 4 Maryi opr. Y
sf6rke. l.3a
" isnek Mary, 13ocony
a.nlik ! z}or a. brzegi. lie
~ ianei 4: >ryA z1os >n'
hzsegi s~n kien eka.lea
s.-. >ssaAs
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-27

I naJwlekszy medrzec dostan1e
bzika, jezll ma zone... g1upia.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
Nevada and Her Resources.

* q. 49, . . E
State Controller Horton has the
thanks OF the INDEPENoRnr for q
copy o. :, evada and Her Resources
a panpu.at Of about 80 pages, cou-
piled under direction OF the State
Buseaa Of: ImmigEation by L. H.
Taylor, assistedby r. NJ Fulton, z.
G. Mcclellan and A. Chartz. Il 10
handsomely printed and illustrated
and contaias u map Of the State as
compiled by John r. Parker, and
also - map Of Elko county, drawn by
e. @. Mcclellan, and is full valuable
information ralative. TO the climate,
soil and resources Of the s, ate both
agricultural and mineral. Three
Thousand copies have been printed
for distribution at the Midwinter
Fair. ..E',a,." sn... goat 81. .r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
FOR SALE.

The heirs OF the late w. r. Ross.
deceased, offer for sale the property
betongl ug To said estate, consisting of
dand and improvements thereon, i'm
SroVements on ranges; about 500
head of cattle; 500 head Of horses:
$4,000 head OF sheep and mercantile
business at Mountain, City, Nevada
This is one OF the most Desirable
pieces Of property in the State and
We wish TO dispose Of it in n whole
within the next thirty Gays for cash
For further particulars write or ap-
ply to, 49,. = IT,.
, Ross 4 FREUDENrHA1,
~, Mountain Citv. New,
or M. Fl. MILLER,
Elko. Nevada.
Elko, New, April 26. 1894. I'm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
The MidWinter Fair Admission
- Reduced.


SAN FRANc1sco, May l0.-After a
protrscted discussion in the, sxeeu-
tive committee of the Mid winter
Fair ehrly this merning, 1t was, de-
cided to reduce the admission to the
Madwinter Fair from so to, IS cents
on Sundays, and to % cents on week
days after 5 O'Clock. The 25 cent
Sunday rate takes effect next Sunday.
The date for the new evening ruts
was not determined. The action Of
the committee is the result of long
agitation on the subject and response
to the popular demand. The Fair is
IN an excellent financial condition
and with no reduction it is certain at
present with the average attendance
to have q surplus on July list, when
it probably closes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
400 Reward, 800.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
ope. dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure 10 all its stages md
That is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the ouly positive cure now known
" the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, ro-
quires q constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying The foundation OF
TIE disenss, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
tion and assisting nature in doing lts
work. Che proprietors have 90
much faith In It's curative powers,
that they offer Ona Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials. 'v.
t.@ $500 Address, g.Ij-,"...
e.. a%. F.J. CHENEY T. CO.,
i . .... 900. Tole10, o.
eH Sold h5- Druggists, 75c. =.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

The Commissioners Mt their meeting
Monday transacted the following bust.
ness: Z a1a!.tt ~ - /
TIE money in County Treasury wac
counted and found cosreHt az oompar-
ed with the Auditors booka.
The reports OF the following officers
were examined and filed: 'i~.r
GSe. H. MsiEa. Auditot; ]. Esgers,
Assessor; l.. O. Henderson, Sheriff.;
e. E. Bitkey, Clerk; W.NH. Arm
strong, Hospital Steward; and J. NJ.
MStesr;i Ja4let. ,ir9> az: =
The following transfers were made:
800 fron General to Elkc Road
Fund, t95 from General to Columbia,
$50 from General 10 North Fork and
$1,000 from the General to Salary.
Fhe coRttaot tor furnishing ice to
County was awarded to G. E. Mayer
for 80 PEI month. !
The contract to do the County
Permitting till Jsn. LIST 1886 was award
ed to G H. Sprouls for s225.
petition Of The citizens of Taco
ma Township Eugene Munsel was
appointed road superYisor ON filing
bond in sum Of 81, 600.
On petition of citizens of JOCK
Creek Tow nship Chesley Woodward
was appointed road Supervisor on
fling bonds in the sum of 81 900.
The'new road on the north side OF
the railroad between Elko and: Osino
was declared a public highway.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

-, When the blood is impure or i'm
poverished, boils, pimples, headaches,
neuralgia, rheumatism, and various
other diseases are developed Take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Il purifies, in
xigorates and vitalizes the blood, and
restores vigorous health. .-~R
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
LOST

A blue horse. branded on 'efs
cid, run away from Elko April 10th,
with saddle and bride. "A liberal re-
ward will be paid Tor the return of
the horse, saddle and bride to
49,. II. l.. SroDDARD,
80 Wv Elko, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

fas. Ralph care Ind ....... IS 70
]. K. Mason Medicine Ind. - 40
c.. N. Riddle nursing prisoner -
claimed $50 allowed $40.
L. A. Hsrco"rt Medical service
Ind. claimed t149 SO allowed IS 90
Geo. Grant nursinR prisoners
claimed go 10 allowed. =. 60 O0
w. j. Gamble Burial Ind claim
ed 40 20 allowed :: ...... 80 10
> CONTINGENT EUND.
l. O Henderson, Boazd OF
prisoners, etc. ......... 81 50
I. N. Sherwood, Stamps. ..... eS 90
Armstrong d De9uerre Asst I
Roll. :. -. 1888 %
~ ROAD FUND-RoAn WORK. e!
Elko, Geo Grant. ..,......- n 90
Elko, J.'H. Woilaud- ....- 8 90
So Fork, M. K. Eager. 800. ITO so
No. Fork. Neils Peterson. "a 40
Lamoille, Ed Labriskie. -. 81 20
Clover, II. H. Wiseman. ~ %
North Fork, NJ. Glazer-.-. 18 20
Halleok, VIM. Gardner.... $50
Boiunbia, w. Ciawson. 90 70
Tuscarora, james Ferguson. 1873 90
Adjourned 70 meet Juue 4. r.
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4302wl

A fne display Of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps. knives, forks,. spoons
etc, At the EFT. M. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods, which are toe
finest in their line ever brought tr
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
sAIMAGuND1.

French Crystal Speotacles and Eye
0laases at Muller's. oss,;
Sheriff Henderson collected S6I4.5O
for licenses during the month OF
AbSil. ~ KS
Goodyaar's Snag- Proof Rubber
Boots At Reinharts. i4-3st1
A kitten with a perfectly formed
double head is curiosity on exhioi-
ton a: Phoebe.
The finest varieties of flower seeds
snly such as do and grow we'll here,
are sold at Mullsrs. .. ..,,...ln!* =
j. l.. Porter gives the working men
OF Nevada a very interesting talk to-
day. Reud itand prokt by it. -
DR.. G. Il. Moore dentist Elko. Grown
add bridge work. Teeth without
plates: Office at residences. y
1t will be two or three weeks be-
fore the newly-appointed Superin-
tendent, Jewett Adams, will take
charge Of the Carson Mint, as the au-
.nuai cleanup will have. to be- paadei
first by Superintendent Hofer.-5
Tribune. -. ~.
c. q. Wilson, .. DIS, surgery OF
tho mouth.-Otfice at residence, Ida
no Street, Elko, Nevada. Hours 9
IS. [:% .H'l
The number OF Chinese registered
an the entire country 10 lO6,3l2, Of
whom 67,977 are in California and,
Nevada, 4,669iin Montana, Idaho aud
Utah. aud 1871 in Arizona. The
Chinese population by the last census
~as lO7 .4s5. .fs,ls 3 I.a,2 T.,
The cheapest place to buy really
made clothing is at Reinbart's..
Don't buy suit till you sec our;
prices. - G4-3OtfI
Regular services at the Presbyte-..
sian churoh next sabbath, morsing.
and eve. Morning text: allow.
shall We escape il We neglect so great
salvation. E1eninR thence.
"Glimpses Of Heaven. Shall We
know each otLer thefef ~ 81,
Dave Casper has lust received a,
now lot 1T saRples .6f Spring. and
aammer clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up. $50 {
SENATOR STEWART says: sThe
Apaehes OF finance will no ionger.
fight in ambush. The question now
before the people will be whather the
ties Of party are stronger than the
pangs Of hungee- .ln the next cleo
ton the question Of grub will be
paramount" -. .''.I ''''''
When the hair has fallen out, leav.
ing the head bald, it the scalp is NOT
shiny, there is q chance OF restoring
the hair by using Ayers Hair Renew
or. -, ~ +,f'~'.'
President Cleveland and cabinet
attended the ceremony of unwilling
the Mary Washington mon umeat at.
Fredericksburg yesterday. he
monument is a plain granite Mono
18th fifty feet high upon base eleven
feet square. 1t bears the inscription
Mary, the Mother ot Washington"
We have just received about sou
samples Of mems suitings for onsto m
made ciothing for Spring and Sum
~er. Suits made 70 order, from els
aud pants from IS up. M. Ra1NHABT.
Governor Pennoyer recently issued
an order to- the State Adjutan.Gen.
eral In regard to the use Of the mi.
itia during the Northern Pacific
strike. It was short and to tho point.
mo interference by state troops.
Cleveland's army brought Coxey's
army to Portland: let Cleyeland's
army take care Of Coxey's army
The best medical authorities have
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

New potatoes, straw berries, trips
and fresh sausage at Bon Craig :
heads. t.r...a.s
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ConlllssiOner Proceeding.

The Commissioners ut their meeting
Monday transacted the following bust.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

sought the nomination for the Office
named, and If the Republicans of the
city shall in their wisdom choose some
one else, he shall have my most earnest
support. There has been no candidate
YET named who was not entirely accept
! able 10 me. Tie matter has now Dro-
ceeded so far that i'll case am fairly
nominated for the Office | Shall accent:
put am nOsTair-weather Republican
simply, and if | were defeated hum
dred times for the nomination l should
still be found in the ranks doing nv
best for the Republican ticket. for re-
gafa the success of the party as away
above and beyond that of any individ-
ual. Sincerely yours, A. r. MCGILL.
This letter was received with the
greatest applause of the evening, and a
motion to adjourn was DELAYED long
enough for Maj. Espy to say that there
was one place where even MIR. Johns
could not Lead the Fourth ward. and
that was into a private meeting that
usufped the prerogatives of Republican
voters.
The GLOBE was given a back-handed
compliment by Mr.. Brunson for the
free advertising it had given the Wright
Wheaton combination, the Pioneer
ePress was gently roasted for Its acid
criticism of McGill. and the Dis.
patch, was complimented for the milk
and water political diet on which it has
been feeding its readers.
The meeting then adjourned on Oar
keese's suggestion OF "three cheers for
the nomlnee.''
OF course. the meeting couldn't adj
journ without hearing from Tim Rear
don, and it came when Mr.. Brunson said
he didn't know that any good Repub-
lican had been excluded from the
Wright sanctuary while the Wheaton
boom was ircubating.
well, do" said Mr.. Reardon,
Mr.. Brunson looked a little embar-
rassed, and replied that he didn't see
any one excluded.
"Ihats because you were inside and
was on the outside" said Tim, and
there was another hearty laugh.