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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
FRoM WEDNESDAY, S DAILY.l
SALMAGUSD

There is no news rs 10 the where
abouts Of Chris Evans.
The bills allowed by tho commits
sioners will appear to morrow.
Tho second trial Of Richard S.
Heath for the murder OF McWhirtcr,
wns yesterday Get for Feb. l9lh.
We have a feS ex;rm copies 81 yea
tcrd"y's paper containing IN nc;ount
OF tho dedication of St. Paul. church
Hoa. Wrn. Lindsay vas nominated
Tor United States Senator from Ken
lucky last night by tho Democratic
caucus.
From Jnly Isl, 1888, to July lst.
1893, ii cost s3,s M,cOO to transport
ono billion Of gold, tive hundred NIL
ions, each way, Hcrcss the Atlantic.
The public debt statement issued
yesterday shows an Increase in tn.
Debt during the month Of December
or sG,SGl CO... The cnsh in the Treas.
ury is sI37,Gl4,70
Ed. CollIns, u lnborer, was found
dead In his room at the Pyramid
House, Reno. Monday morning. Tnc
verdict OF tho roroner's jury WA that
be died from GAUGES unknown 10
them.
The County Commissioners ycs,er-
Jay appropriated si,O1o To aid the
Stnte exhibit at the Midwinter Fair,
with a recommendation TO tho state
Board OF Agriculture that W. r.
Smith he appointed manager from
Elko county.
November, 1893. averaged much
colder than usmnl. E%iGhty-tour sta.
tinns covering tho whols country
from the Atlantis TO tbs Pacific. re-
ports n temperature below tho nNer-
uge, while only eight report above
the average.
Jimmie Crane, son Of w. T. Crane
OF South Fork, whilo walking down II
hill yesterday, slipped aud fsil bronx
ing his right arm bptwcen Tho wrist
aud elbow. He vas bruugh into
town Inst evening aud DIR. Henderson
set tho brolscn bono.
Ingalls, looked more nttenualed
than ever when kc mndo his address
in Kansas CITY tho other day. HIS
long frock colt, closely nccentuateI,
IT," g]uuntnres OF his figure, and this
with tho R;rcmks OF white in his hair,
made him nppomr Ia 10 II 'compro
MISC between nm illuminated spuok
and an animated mOonbcam."
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The Most Patient Of People.

Tho other dizzy in Rochester N. Y,
IN MISS Hops. u school teacher in n
public school In thn city, in n r1omopt
OF pnssion called u pupil, n boy elk
yonre VI age, n thief in tho presence
Of tho other pupils. Thooihcr pupils
tauDted tho boys sistor with tho re-
mark. Sho VIVA taken i'll with brain
fever md died flor mother rp out
OF her mind in consequence Of tho
child's death. Miss Hope is pros
trEtod ovor the result OF her words,
and the moral IL TINT schoU! teachers
ought To DO tho most patient Of pro.
p'o and ought TO control themselves
enough not 10 state some OF Tho char.
ncteriptics at their pupils.
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sALMAcuND,

w. A. Massey returned from the
East to day.
All OF the applicants failed in the
examination.
DR.. Leonard, tho dentist will be in
Wells on Monday the 9Th inst.
A loal OF mineral soap was
brought in Yesterday to 20 to the
Midwinter Fair.
Nearly Nil women have good hair
though many are gray md few arc
bald. Halls Hair Renewer restores
the natural color, and !hickens the
Growth'of tho hair.
It is rumored TINT Chris Evnns and
morrel' have been located by the pur.
suing posse aud were Oabout,to be sur
rounded. Tho IN received much.
"r"dence at Fresno yesterday.
Gazette: Hon. NJ. D. Foley has
been appointed resident agent for the
State OF Nevada for the Central and
Southern Pacific railioad company on
whom all papers must DO served in
case Of litigation.
Gods, coughs, bronchitis, and al
throat md lung diseases are effect
lively treuted ~ith Ayers Cherry
Pectoral To neglect the use OF
proper remedies for these ailments, is
TO cacse one.sixth OF tho mortality in
all civilized countries.
We understand, the Carson News
says, that j. y. Yerington is prepar-
ing Il miniature model OF the State
Capitol 10 be displayed at tho Mid
winter Fair. The stones of the mode
will be Of the various kinds OF rock
found in Nevada and will he q UNIQUE
piece OF work.
During the half ceutury-since the
discovery OF Ayers Sasapariiia the
average limit OF human lie in civil
izcd countries, has been considerably
heightened Ayers Sarsapari!la is
everywhere considered the standard
biood-puriiier, the Superior Medicine
y new slang phrase has ma 20 its
appearances. II expresses contrition
or anger at ones self, and is TO this
effect: I'm going down street to
give myself TO n policeman" 1t is
supposed that this threat will repIace'
the proTise to kick ones self Neither
oil those phrases-is So. amusing MS n
in TIC lioosier country: "I',u going
up into the attic TO hate myself"
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\ Gloomy Prospect.

The Hays City, Kan, Sentinel
qnoies n negro philosopher OF Wnkee.
nry. known ms Uncle Nathan Brown,
concerning the condition OF things III
Western Knnsne. The people hired n
rninn aker named Boyd. who fuilcd
and pulled cut. Il loves dis hchh
countr, nin't nevah goin' TO get no
no ihin," tnid Urclo BItwn. DO
good Lawd said, If you pwinc TO put
30 ttus' in Mistnb Boyd, den trus'
Mistah Boyd Iin tie Liwd pulled
out. Den Nistah Boyd rcstiicrcnted
with do clements II srell, md ho
pulled out. VIII tho Lawd pulled
out end Mistnh Boyd pulled ont, low
you gwine to 'epe:t tmnS"
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MARRIAGES.

MARRlAGES.
Jan L John l. HERON to Drusy
Bingham.
JAN 4 Ju!o \ Hayward to EnIly
V S%ir.cler.
Feb lG-John IL Jorcs TO Neitis
Chapman.
Feb 2!-John d Grimes to Maggie
j Spencer.
Muir ls-.E C Murphy to Emma A
Gardner.
April Wv y Robinson to Lizzie
La Firur.
ApriI4-J b Hall TO Kato NJ
DaLms.
April 5Sidro! o jacobs to Carrie
Il %lclliGgcr.
April ~ Dan Mcmahon to May
Mitchell.
April 10 William McDamni 10
Amelia Griner.
April 81 Eignr RCiphart To Essio
Rntcnstuck.
April 80 DevcrcHux Goodale to
Nellie o Monkn.
June 2G-AIex l. Cuncy 10 Ida II
Rt,oks.
Jun" 20 james Wilson Philips 10
Lconn Spores.
JUiy III T. Plunkrtt to Belle NJ.
Kenun.
July Sd Christian Baumbath 10
Sophie Francis.
Aug Geo Fnirchiid to Ivy GiD
sou.
Aug RIA Rutherford to Ellen
Holland.
Aug 8 l. Terrell 10 Gcrtio
Davidson.
Aug lG-T 4 Crosby to Lille 5
Parks
Aug ls- janice McAYin TO Mnuic
Wilkcrson.
Aug 2j-. NJ Milior to Laura
Forester.
Sept lO-John Wesley Carroll TO
Sorhm Argyle.
Sept 10 LJ Currcy 10 Lillic Jack.
Sept 20 John Hwpifel 10 Ida Far.
gusOr
Sept Il 49, Dr. John Frunklin Turner
TO Emmg Augusta Graham.
Sept 2G- Icandcr Il Parsons To
Sarah Adclnids Hunter.
Sept 25 -lIoward Adams TO Nellie
lIidcr.
OGt lG-Edwin q Mclaughlin b,
Minnie Ice Lytton.
Oct 22--Alex Penrod ~ Jessie
Sbiyoly.
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IFnox TUESDAYS DAILr.l
sALMAGuSDI.

Bishop Leonard went to Salt Lake
last night.
Arch Decon Crook gave US a
pleasant COLL today.
The dance Mt Foat Halleck last
night was n grand success, cay the
Elko people who attended.
New Yeur'G day passed OF very
quietly in Elko. Tue day WIS solue.
what stormy, but everybody seemed
10 DO in good humor. Tho only X
element was n dance at Freeman
Hall lust night.
M.McPhetres received n letter
yesterday from his sistor NJ pauvass,
Mass, informing hirr u tn. dss:h OF
his mother ut that place on Christmus
n. the ripe obi age OF 81 Tho 1SDE-
PENDENT estsnds it's sympathy.
County Supt. Patterson and Mr.. a.
LE Snyder nre conducting the exam
mutton OF applicants for certificates
TO tcuch in the public schools VI the
Stnts. Three young men and three
young luuiea nrc On tho rack. Their
rames will appear tomorrow.
p. ]. Ryan,, 4 hobo. entered Il pas
songer conch OF train No. /, n, Carliu
Sunday and stnlo n watch from n
passenger. He was arrested and
held to answer to tho charge Fl burg
larry beforo tho Grn5d Jury. Cap.
Palmer brought Inn TO tho county
Jail yesterday.
Quite number o; Elko's dancers
went to Carlin yesterday, attending
the dance given FOR the benefit OF tho
public library. All express them
selves highly pleased with the at.
tention and courtesy shown them by
the Carlin people and say that they
will TO on deck ut the next dance.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Silver ia &G5 today .

Silver is &G5 today. ..
a happy New Year 10 NIL.
Yesterday uas Gladston0s silh
birthday.
j. II. Taber came in from Ruby
Valley to-day.
Mrs. ]. II. Wright arrived from Ru.
by valley on No. i.
hIisa Lou Craighead nrne down
from Wells today.
Get roaIy To swoar.oR on all your
bad habits Monday.
James Psurod cam down from Is.
lurd Mountuin yesterday.
Monday boing u legal holiday, tho
INDEPENDENT will not he i.sued.
John 4. Wright Slipped iye car.
loads Of beef cattle 70 San Fran cisco
to-day.
Buffalo, ". Y, handled 10000 COO
barrels OF flour during tho years. lake
s:nson OF eight months.
Tho Good Tcmplars OF Lnmoillo
want everyone TO attend tho ball Mt
Fort llallcck Monday night.
DR.. Leonard pulled q barroi Of
too,h 30 day. We arc pleased to suy
TINT Elho now has n first claes dent
ist.
The ideal juror In a criminal case is
the mHn who sither never roads any
tNing or never understands what no
rea IL.
AFR. s. Mertoly came in from
Mound Valley yostcrday. IIo in
forms us that the Kennedy family
oro getting along nicely.
This year tho DrIIamnr, Idaho,
mines hlvc paid s3I0,NO in divi-
donas, the total amount OF dividends
paid up to date being Sl,CCO,OO0.
Bishop Leonard failed TO make
connections At Ogden aud did not ar
rive RS expected on M. 4 10 day. He
tslegrnphcd Mr.. Houghton that BIO
wculd leave Ogden ut 2 o'clock to-
day, which will bring him hore OIL
the carly tfnin TO morrow morning.
Senator Vance snid in recent speech
to hin constituents In North Carolina
that tho creator purt Of the Demo
cratic party will deliberately walk
out Of itself, leaving pothinH bchirul
but II nnleli OF birthstone md Wall
Street.
There will TO no eossion of 81.
Paui's Sunday School o-morrow.
Tho services in tho church will DO us
follows: Conservation, consisting OF
morning prayer, Holy Comm union
nnl s"rmon Ivy tho Bishop At eleven
O'clock. evening prayer and Coutir.
mntion NJ owe o'clock. There will
ais, bo n New Years cye service con
dnctcd by tho bishop and beginning
nj 1876 Sunday night.
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TEARS RECORD.
Births, Marriages and Deaths In
1893.

AoOS #.
Following is n list OF tho births,
marriages aud deaths in EIko county
for 1893, as recorded in the Recorders
office:
jan Ito the vito Of Dan Coll, n
daughter.
Jan 2-To the wife Of Al Griswold,
q son.
Jan Z To tho wife OF John Scliat-
fer. a son.
Jan $40 the wife OF Jas Prosscr,
q con.
Jan l5-To the vito Of ii u Lime,
Il daughter.
Jan 2G-To tho wife OF c j. Drown,
Is son.
jan 2T-To the wife OF A w Gobbel,
q son.
Jan 2o-To the wife Of Ham Me-
Cain, II daughter.
Fob Ito tho wife of t'rod Wilson,
IL daughter.
Feb 23-To the wife of John S
Jewett, n daughter.
March SO the wile OF Seth Bald
win, u dHughter.
March 9 10 tho wifi. ot Alexander
Gardner. u son.
March Il 10 the wife OF FV Bur
ner, II sou.
March 2i-To the wife Of l. l.
Bradley, IL daughter.
March lilo the wife OF Dan Nc
kenney, a daughter.
March IL 10 the wife Of VIM Car
ter, Il sun.
April SO the wife Of John Nc
Comb, II daughter.
AIr!i lS--Io the wife Il RDLt An
drrsor, IA Gou.
May l3-To tho wife OF Hugh
Sheridan, II daughter.
May 3J-Io the wife II " Il Byl-
ton. Il daughter
July Ito the wife CT jos Smith. n
"'"
'uH ~" Tie VIE Vi "m 20.
tnr,, Il daughter.
'"H 10 inc VIE OF + bren
nan, II dauI hter.
'"S l." inc WIG OF " Ca
Pe.'' sun.
A'S '"e "'ie vi y II watson
'S '"o wiz VI UTE
" |" wiz Vi 'ieio'elsoh'
Amor
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A Nevada Niue Sold For 100000

a dispatch from albuquerque. Now
Mexico, says that samuel 4. Godbe,
manager OF tho Kingst0 ton mirc. on
tho proposed extension Of tho Nevada
Southern railroad, bar sold TO Den.
vor parties COR 100000, tho Jim Cfow
and Monitor mines, located near
Phoebe. Ncvadn, In Ferguson Muniug
District. Ono OF tho carps TO DO
opoDcG ty tho extension Of tho No
yadh Southern railroHd from Blake,
Cal, to moet tho Southern Utah OK.
.enoion Of the Rio Graude Weslotn.
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Teachers Examination.

The teachers examination closed
yesterday Tho following applicants
wero examined for second grade cor.
tiiicatos: Bollo Bot, Elko; Ida Da.
kun, Lnmoillc; Katie McDcrmott, TT.
Itallerk; Frank Gcdnay, Ruby Valley;
B.P Nordman, Arthur; w. o. Wore,
Lnmoillo.
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Nov 90 Chas II lIelscley to MA,
linda Wiuchell.
New 81 John Brinkmqn to Eliza j
Stewart.
Dee2 Frank FL,nch to Sadie II
Liz Boitteuux.
Dec 27-Issuc Cri weld TO Isnbe!ln
E Short.
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Saved from heath by onions

There has m doubt boon moro
lives Of children eayed from death in
Group or whooping cough 10y The uso
OF onions than by any other known
remedy, our mothers used TO mako
poulticcs Of them, or n syrup. which
was always etTectunl in breaking I'm
n cough or cold. DR.. Gums Onion
Syrup is made by combining n few
simple icniedies with IL, which mako
II moro effective rs n medicine and
destroys tho iusto aud odor ot tho
onion. Sold or T.. Il. Muller. Drug
Rist
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-07
beware OF Oinimcnus for Catarrh
cas-. that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy tho
sense OF smell and completely de.anga
tho whole system when entering it
through tho mucous surfaces. Such
articles should neycr be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply.
s%icinns, as tho damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you eau possibly
derive from them. Halle Cntarrh
Cure manufactured by T.. j. Cheney
j. Co., Toledo, o., contains no nor
rury, aud is taken internally, netting
directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces Of tho system. In buying
Halle Catarrh Cure be sure you get
tho genuine. II is tuknn internally
mud Dade Ia Toledo, Ohio. by T.. j.
Cheney & Go. Testimonials FREQ.
fS-Snld by all druggists, price Zoo.
per bottle.
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DEATHS.

Jan 10 Mis- Eliza Dorsey, nged
Go years.
Jan 27-W f Ross. u.cd ycnrs
Feb 30 MIS- 1ho,nas Coulter, aged
40 years.
Mar 3l-Nary Frances Nieemnn,
aged 4 months 81 days.
juno l-IIubArt " Rule, aged 90
years.
June l2-Thcs S Melvin, nged SO
years.
Juno l7-.B 5 MsAvin, ng,l SIS
yeurs.
July Ia. r o Carmichael, ac ed a
years.
Aug 3o-Audrew D Short, aged 10
years.
Sept lT-.Calrin a Drown, aged SO
Oct 19-Wo Hung, aged Sc ycnrs.
Nov b William b Cullen, aged 81
years.
Nov 10 Mrs B Fitch. nged AZ
YEARS. - q,
Nov 10 Joe AfiA,o!f, aged p yenre.
Dec CD Ii Dydswutlt, ug,d .76
years.
Dec l7-Mrs Paul S:hiiierstrom.
age - years.
Dec 27-Infaut daughter Of NJ Ne.
Nnmara, aS.dC days
Dee IL Nelly Amanda Scranton,
ig,d D y,Hrs 9 months.
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The Hawaiian Investigation.

WAsuINGToS, Jan .. = The Senate
Committue on Foreign Relations met
again today for tho Purpose or con-
tInuii'g the iuvestig ,tion into the
diplomatic relations VI this country
with Hawaii. Senator MorgaI, Gray
and Frey were tie only members
present, and the proceedings we're
strictly private. There was but one
witness before the committee during
tie forenoon, II. Jones, irom Boston,
who was there for The purpose OF put
ting tho committee in possession OF
facts 1T his Command concerning the
revolutions OF last January, aud tho
relations OK this country la the Hnwu
ian government. J.nrs has largo
business interests in tic islands, and
he was IL HONOLULU during the ravo-
luton lie was questioned closely
about the condition OF affairs proceed
ing the revolution, about the charac-
ter Of Queen Liltuok Ilnni's rulo and
her alleged intention To cubvert the
INST utI" Of the country, the rea-
son for the r%rvo!urinL aud the etT.IrIs
on tin part Of The Dole hurslon
pafty 10 secure the d siosiIiun az ii,-
Qu"cn, and the formal OF uf the PRO.
visionai Government With Il view to
IT,. annexation Of the ISL nds To the
United States. He WAS also required
To tell the story Of the revolution aud
detail :he part taken by the Uui.rd
States mariners III The support Of the
Provisional Government. Jones
proved n strong advocate OF tho M
nryaliun Of the islands to the United
StH'es, and II staunch supporter OF
the present. government .u.d opposed
to that Of the Qurrn. lie i'd Of the
opinion that the uf tho III
lands are such lis TO render il [" the
advantage Of the United States To
annex them md also regards tho
islands as 81 stTu!ssct'c iHpuTlaucc.
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Congressional

WAsHINGroH, Jan. 4.-The Repub-
licans are pursuing the same tactics
as yesterday in the House, and the
Democrats are again without a quo
rum TO take up the ttrilf bill. Al
though an order was passed yesterday
recalling tie ubsentees, only ninety
eight monbers were on the floor when
the House WIS called to order, and
tho prospect OF getting n quorum
looked gloomy, though the DINO
cratic whip expresses the opinion that
a quorum OF Democrats was ia the
city.
Boutelle precipitated the Hawaiian
fight by moving n consideration Of
HIS resolution. Tho Democrats had
decided 10 fight this of ill tho tariff
bill was disposed OF, 30 Mcmillan on
behalf Of the Ways and Nouns Com.
mittee, raised the question Of consid-
Grafton, Boutcllo was surcastic, and
Mcmillan. contemptuous ir tho OK.
change OF shots watch followed.
Finally, by u rising voie Of 5S to l2I,
tho House decided not to CONSIDER the
resolution. Ayes ANA Nays wera do.
mnndcd. Tho House adjourned with.
out taking up the tariff bill. There
was no quorum.
Chairman H0imaU 0i the House
Democratic caucus has Issued u call
for Il caucus TO morrow light at 7
O'clock. Forty. sc ven Democrats
have signed the request called for.
SENATE! ,.
Only q score OF S ,nators war pres
ent ~hcnfbut body Tupped 10 order.
Hopr presented n resolution calling
on the Seatotnryll6f tho Treasury for
information as to THO amount ppid
B!ount for salary and expenses as
special commissioner 10 Hawaii, md
10y virtue Of what, appropriation OF
law The same had been liaid.
IL wGs laid IN tho table Tor the
present at Hears request.
Tho Senate adjourned until Mon.
day without %trmsaoting any impor-
taut business.
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DIED.

ScR,NroS: AZ Fort lTnllock, New.
Dccombcr 20, 1909, Molly Aman da
daughter of Mr.. md Mira. Lee
Scranton, aged g yoara, 1 month
and - days.
no OrliER eareaparilla has tho
merit TO hold The confidence OF entiro
communities year mite. year, as hns
n"od'H SarsnpHriilh IL possesses
curative pOwors pcculim :" tlselt.
Hoods Pills hr" purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from tho best In.
predicate. AZ.
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Following is n list OF tho births,
marriages aud deaths in EIko county
for 1893, as recorded in the Recorder
office:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
hmpus. the Dog Drunkard.

then, man like, he would crawl
some sequestered spot and sleep
Junk of. 1t was no uncommon
to see him staggering on the
like a man suffering from an
pse Of spiritu frumenti.
many other drinkers. when So
was exceedingly amiable and do
nd would run away to avoid q
with other dogs, and when other
would scare up a scrap in the
ee ne would take part only in his
Q peacemaker. But when on a
nls bull dog fighting propensities
become aroused. and when in
ondition he was never known to
nb to an opponent.
was found dead one morning in
Parroom Of the Midland hotel.
y been full the night bcfo e. and
M, when the place closed up,
eellng very groggy. Bumpus was
y between a bull dog and a point
rye Tor his breed and with large
ana tan spots on his body and
lie was handsome fellow and
may friends that it was thought
% ms memory to give him an
rue Tor a dog funeral. The
N the town headed the subscrip-
|Ilst and the citizens Clipped in.
PAS out two years old at his
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
Sowing Turnips.

|alps may be sown any time before
vM OF August, and under favor
E1nditlons make 4 good crop. They
pe sown on very well-prepared
~ ana II sown just before a rain
WI come up and make a rapid
Ihe fleece beetle is very des-
,e some years, and the only RENE
enls TO sow them pretty thick,
us uem out later when the in
nave disappeared. On small
~ gardens, SCOT is sometimes
.,ous IN driving them off.
n;an a,ps make their growth after the
snt comes. and should be allow
,emain In the ground until after
uos1s n have appeared. On many
os uns root Is never grown, but
a.e lew farms on which it might
d grown with fair profit.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

~ BERTHA WoLFr.
On, CGttarduouus;
- !, writes: II
i;.a ~ rom loss Of
W.. constipation.
ns.a ns,a and great
u.ss. ~ and had ter
4 . .Ilacks ! Of sick
StIcahe nsc ne very fre-
w; also nose
~ ~ health was
nv fMhl !. that / was
ve U,e 70 go to school
bye Years. / took
4. est.efce's Pleasant
w, and 'Golldsaenns lsans
sSn.9. .9.issc!oyery,' 9! and
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

Efrectually yet gently, when costive or bill
ious, or when the blood is impure or slug
gish, to permanently cure habitual constipa
ton. to awaken the kidneys and liver to 4
healthy activity, without irritating Or
weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds
or feyers use Syrup of Figs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
DOG DRUNkARD
v.,er Missed n Chance 10
Iiouor. and Finally Went
- all His Kind.

x...r Missed n Chance to
,'anor. and Finally Went
sy Of all His kind.
|ar stories sometimes you hear
Fetching yarns about how Bruin
uouered by filling him with IL
One day last winter when q
sas @ hauled out Of the East
,ter M several hours struggle for
its freezing embrace, they gave
whisky. And here is another
q whisky drinking animal-a
in Ohio, who was an habitual
i SO they say, and whose bibu-
tonensities actually led to his
(which happened the other day
hincton, in the Buckeye State.
1oc drrnkard's name was Bump
= "Bumpus' Jones, once a IA
hitcher for the Cincinnati Reds.
M the same time the dog came
|mington from somewhere in the
buntry. Where he acquired the
n drink was never known. He
(ecame one of the sights OF the
| and had to stand up and be
ofteper than the most inveter-
bnder.
kas never known to refuse any
drinking champagne or other
Ior fellow a quart or more OF
With the same avidity that he
no the stale dregs Of some old
|ep He would drink, too, until
50 full he could no longer navi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
the SCHOOL boY

- u often q sufferer
from headache. The
seat Of sick headache iS
not in the brain, for Il
you regulate the stoIn-
ach and bowels you'll
cure it. Too much
brain-work and BRAIN
tire brings on . rush
OF blood to the head
with headache, dizzi-
ness or " nose bleed. !"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
A Step Ons-a rd.

Hospital Nurse-These new patent
lire escapes are great blessings.
Hospital Doctor Indeed they are, I.
is much easier TO cure fractures thar
burns New York Weekly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
4 Long Drive.

Mrs Gobwigger You are sure you
haven't forgotten anything, Henry?
Cobwgser Quite. my dear. As sooR
as the farmer said his house was only
five minutes walk from the station
tclegraphed to have Il carriage waitn.
for us
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

Hegeman ms Canph0r Ice with Glycerine.
The original and only genuine Cures Chapped Hands
and Face. Cold Sores sc. g. G. CsSk Co Haven CT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

Learning is pleasurabe, but doing is the
height of njoyment.-Novals.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

Society is what people are when they
know they are watched.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03

Avoiding temptation by seeing how near
you can get TO it without yielding is likely
to fail ten times when it succeeds once.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-03
To Cleanse the system

An insincere prayer is like blank cart
ridge nothing comes out OF 1t.