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TOO STRONG TO PRINT.

Emperor william Predicts War II tho Rus
sian Treaty is not Adopted.
BERLIN, Feb. THE Associated Press
learn from leading national Liberal
who was present at Chancellor Won Ca.
privi's recent soiree, that the emperor's
language in urging the necessity OF the
Russian treaty was too strong to be re.
produced in the Berlin papers. Accord.
ing to the Associated Press correspond
ent's informant, the emperor said that
II the treaty was not adopted Germany
would have war with Russia before
three months had passed Russia, tho
emperor continued, was bent upon the
treaty and tho car was identified with
it,and they would not stand Its rejec-
ton now that they regarded it as an in.
imical step upon the part of Germany.
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Mexico Cry, Mex, Feb. THE Mar
di Gras celebration in the City of Mexi-
co was a brilliant event. The boulevard
Of the Pasco do Ia Rcforma was throng-
cd with over 1900 equipages and $4,000
people. Three military bands played at
different points along the Pasco and the
exhibition OF wealth aud beauty was as
large as eyer in this city. - Y.
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socln, sensation in Gllner County

;recial Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
GLESSyILLE, W. Va, Feb. David
D. Lambert brought suit in the circuit
court Of this county, last Saturday,
against Israel A. Davidson for $4,000
for the es.rangement Of his wife's alice
tions. Tho affair has created quite a
sensation, owing to tho prominence and
hitherto unblenished reputation of the
defendant, and it 10 claimed BY his
friends to BIO Matchmaking scheme
Both OF the parties live at Tanners,
about ten miles south OF this place.
Mr.. Davidson is ono OF the .wealthiest
farmers OF this county, and has filed
many Offices Of public trust. "
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,,nrierei Their nlInd sl.lsr.

SANTA Rosa, GALA. Feb. L-AIrs.
Elizabeth Bryan and Mrs, Mary5Jane
Fowler, with the formers sixteen.year.
old son, John, were arrested last night
charged with the murder on January %
! OF the women's blind sister, Mrs. Money
3Aieagher. The blind woman's sisters
wore said to be covetous OF her wealth
and the arrests were made in accordance
with the instructions of coroner's
jury. All concerned are prominent
neonle. w u a, " 81.
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Narrowly Escaped Drowniug.

Special Ditpaict 10 he Inttlltotncer.
MASSlNdToN, W. Va, Feb. Though,
tho ten year old son OF A. J. Simon,
whilc playing on the ice this morning
near Furbee's mill, had narrow es.
cape from drowning. He had been
playing about for some time, when sud
denly the ice broke, and he. was sinking
the third time just as Fred MILAN
rcached him and kept him above water
until help arrived. The boy was. un-
conscious for several hours, but nothing
serious Is ANTICIPATED. -
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MRs. WISslow's SOOTHING SYRUP hns been used
for over htty years by millions OF mothers for
cess ,1tsoothes the child. soltens the gums al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie, and Is The best
remedy for DIarthms., 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer imHnedasy. Sold BY druggists
bottle Do sure and ask for "Mrs, WInsIow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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Constructed His Own Gal,ows.

New York, Feb. For twenty-five
years Charles Heine tried to work oul
his idea OF perpetual motion. He con.
structed an elaborate machine, made
improvement after Improvement on it
toiled day and night with its delicate
mechanism, and finally hanged himself
to it yesterday until he was dead, be-
cause he could not mako it work.
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PARIS, Feb. The Pt:ie Reprbliqus
Franeaisc says that General Mercier,
minister OF war, has decided that the
canned goods for the use of the army
shall in the future be exclusively OF
/ French manufacture. Hitherto they
have been furnished by Americans, who
held monopoly OF the business. Tho
change will increase tho cost OF the
goods to the government 100 per cent
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FIVE MINES CLOSE
On Account OF tho Strike In tho Cripple
!. -LM---- Er.aL Gold Ilnrinn. - ----

On Account OF tho Strike in tho Cripple
Creek Gold Region.
3 CRIrpLs CREEK, Col, Feb. THE
Anaconda, Gold King. Raven Strong,
Anna Leo and Granite mines closed
down last evening, as the miners re.
fused to work nine hours. With the
closing OF these minea about $50 more
miners are thrown out Of employment.
There is not Il nine-hour mine working
in the camp. More than hall the pro-
sducing properties are still taking out
ore, and probably not more than % per
cent OF the miners working for wages
are out on the strike. KEN aIst H
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TOLEDO. O., Feb. 7.-BurgIars entered
tho Doshler bank building last night,
broke open tho vault and with dyna.
mite blew open tho safe and got away
with 81 200 in gold and $500 In silver.
The explosion tore $500 in paper money
into fragments. Besides this they OBJ
tanned $500 in stamps and $500 in cash
belonging to the Deshler people. Their
tracks showed that three persons were
in tho gang.
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CuIcAeo, Feb. The end Of the ia.
nous Cauglin trial is unexpectedly near
! at hard. Il Atthe opening Of court to-day
y Judge Wing, ofthe defense, moved an
Z adjournment until Tomorrow aud an.
snounced that defense testimony was
sabouI completed. SS; Il
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Tallsi,,p kynrlikc,

PARIS, Feb. 7.-The Steele to-day Gays
that Great Britain has acted in New
foundland, Egypt, Madagascar, the
Soudan and Siam as though the world
belonged to her and that the timo for
an explanation from Great Britain ia
approaching,
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nIr Lot OF prlsnner..
;ptcial DIfpqteh % ne Lntdli0eactr

SJ1f77dE I1APVF7V'' 20 l7Es 1t.Fl Vs4'cE1 -
HuNrlsaroS, W. Va, Fob. 7.-Depu-
ty sheriGs Tousey and Koontz, OF Fay.
ette county, with six guards, arc hero
tonight on their way to Moundsyille
with eleven prisoners bound for tho
pen and one for tho state reformatory.
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A remarkable discovery is ono Of the
chronic proclamations of advertisers.
Cubeb Cough Cure ia not such, /. is an
established remedy OF known merit,
made on scientific principles by expe-
rienced chemists.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 80 : :
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sptcid! Dispatch % he in.;Qigeac:r.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. MARY J,
,Shobo has been appointed postmaster
Mt Harmon, Randolph, equity, vlco W.
II, shobe, deceased.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Twenty-four
high grade clerks in the pension office,
with salaries ranging from $1,000 to
81, 500 year, were dismissed to-day.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. THE
house committee on elections to-day de.
cided by strict party vote against the
title OF Hilborn (Rep.) to the California
seat contested by English dem.
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MRchINIsrs.
MACHIN cry. -.
CAR0rHERS g. HOWE.

We have in stock nj the present ttmc tho FOL.
lowing: One Scooud hand Horizontal Engine
and BOILER II. |. One secondhand Aomo An.
hand Horizontal Engine and Bollor, q II. p. One
secondhand Skinner Engine and BOILER. 10 II. p.
Ono secondhand Fisher Englne and Boiler "a
II. 7: Ono secondhand Spence Traction Euclnc
mud Boiler. 10 II. /! One secondhand Knowles
VolsnrI Pump. 6.IxSN. One secondhand iIofl.
zontnl Tubular Boiler, Y II. I. 0na second.
hand Horizontal two.1uo Boiler. 35xl6. Ono
new Acnc Automatic Engine and BOILER, ? II. z.
Ono new Skinner Horizontal Engine. 70 II p
lisc OF which u guaranteed saving IN fuel IA
made Of 20 per cent Agents Snedkot & Carra
Power Fly Fans.
WATERFRONT, 1853 MAIN STREET.
OFFICE ROOM, $40 Peabody Building.
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This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song al
praise. A purer medicine does not exist.
and it is guaranteed TO do I'LL that Is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure ali
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils., Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
will drive Malaria from the system and
!, prevent rs well us cure all Afalarial fe.
yyers. For cure OF Headache; Constipa.:
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bitterq.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price SO cents and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co. d Drug Store. S
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-10-28
The Air Line scheme.

MI. Cleveland denied through Mr.
Bartine last night that c.. c.. PowninG
and the late NJ ID. Foley had fur
nished the coin to pay for the survey
Of the air line route through Nevada
Us charged by Mr.. Pewning in his
Virginia speech. We took the item
from the report OF Mr.. Powning's
speech, rs published in tho Virginia
Chronicle. II Mr.. Powning told the
truth, item was correct, and, il he
did not, then OF course the item was
not true. 1t IS now simply Il question
Of veracity between Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Powning.
The Reno Journal is now charging
that the survey was paid for by the
late NJ. ID. Foley who was the legal
representative Of the Southern Paci.
tic Company and that the whole mir
line scheme Of Mr.. Cleveland is mere
lyatrick in the interests Of the South.
inn Pacific Company to prevent a
competing railroad from crossing the
State.
Should this be true, the people of
Elko county should withhold the en-
dorsement Mr.. Cleveland so plaintive.
ly asked for last night.
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Another C.naIa.,. For sn,rIn

1t is never too late to do good is a
trite saying that applies with Il good
deal OF force to the announcement Of
Mr.. J. NJ. Mateer. of Tuscaro:a. rs
an independent candidate for Sheriff
Of Elko County.
Mr.. Natter has lived a long time III
this state and during his residence in
the county has held the Office of Con O..
stable, OF Tuscarora. for several terms
and since the first OF january T he
has been the Deputy Sheriff Of the
county. So far us his record i'll these
Is concerned. ne has nothing ~ con
ceal. but on the contrary nT .rs II la
the taxpayers and voters 81 the toln:.:
as a sure guar mice that lie viii PEE
form the duties of Sheriff in "a manner
that will reflect c:e lit upon him
self and the people generally.
He Is an energetic, capable man and
should he be elected Sheriff Of Elko
county. the people ned have no fears
that the criminal element will not be
looked after during the time he holds
the Sheritf's Office.
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The Rally.

There was quite a large crowd out
last evening to hear the candidates on
the Republican Stnto ticket speak
their little pieces. Col. Moore, Re-
publican candidate for State Senator.
called the meeting 10 order and, after
u short speech relating to his W con
didacy. introduced Hon. 4. G. Cleve,
land. the &. u. p. candidate for Cover
no..
Mr.. Cleveland was in n very hap
by vein and entertained the people
for Il few minutes by rehcarsing the
efforts he had made to build an air
line railroad through the State to
compete with the Southern Pacific.
lie closed with I'm appeal to the peo
pie Of Elko county to give him their
votes for Governor rs it would be a
big endorsement OF his railroad
scheme and aid him in securing the
assistance OF capitalists to put the
road through.
His remarks were will receive by
the faithful and mt their conclusion
Grey, Vandcrleith, Ring and Richards
were trotted out by the Colonel and
spoke their little pieces. The burden
OF their songs beng, with exception
Of Vanderleith, that they were Simon
pure Redublicans i'll favor OF the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver ut IL
to'l and were out for votes. Wander.
leith brought tears to tho eye OF every
tariff reformer in the house by his
word picture OF the rack and ruin
the Wilson bill hal wrought to the i'll,
dustries of Nevada and the country
generally. He succeeded in convinc.
ing nearly everybody that, il he were
not elected Secretary OF State SO that
he could put the lsibosh on the vii.
son bill, the whole country would
go pell.mell to the demnition bow
vows.
After each of the other candidates
had finished their plants. the Colonel
introduced the heavy weight, Hon. II
+. Bartine, who spoke for nearly two
hours on the formation Of the Silver
party, the insigniticance OF Nevada
and what he would accomplish il
elected to represent Nevana once
more III the halls OF Congress. Mr..
Bartine's speech was M able presen-
talon OF the questions before the peo-
pie Of Nevada, from 4 Republican
st lndpoint. The faithful applauded
him literally and the unregenerated
paid him marked attention.
On the whole the meeting was a
SUCCESS, but the appeals of the speak
ers FOR votes to place the Republican
party i'll power in Nevada again fell
upon deaf ears. The candidates
we're all Mt their best and personally
made a good impression. but the peo-
pie Of Elko county have Their necks
bowe this year and will do their part
toward sending them all up Salt
river 10 repent OF their foolhardiness
i'll running for Office in Nevada on the
Republican ticket in this year OF our
Lord, 1891.
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Ne.rInEth Inc End.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. l9.-There
seems to be no longer any reasonable
doubt but that the Gar Is rapidly ap.
preaching the end. 4 dispatch from
Lividia to-day announces that his con
dition has changed for the worse since
yesterday and the imperial family is
alarmed. a special dispatch received
subsequently from Lividia says the
Car last evening suffered from sud.
den spasm OF the heart which com.
PEELED him to lie down, and his con:
dition became 81 critical that his ron.
fessor, Father Yanischcw. was ha Silly
summoned.
1t is reporte here this afternoon
that IN imperial cdirt will be pull
lished Monday cntrusting the regency
to the CIarowitch. General Count Vor-
ontsotTdachoff. Aide.de Camp to the
Emperor and Minister OF the Imperial
House,; X. p. PobieboastzeT, Procu-
rator- General OF the Holy Synod;
Actual Privy Councillor Witte, Min
lister of the Interiors; and General
Vwnnovski, Minister Of War.
1t anuoun ,el here this afternoon
that the condition OF the Gear ls des.
peratc. Professor Merschciewski, the
distinguished specialist on nervous
diseases, has been summoned to Lii.
vida to take part in the treatment OF
the Car.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch TO the
Globe from Paris this tfternoon says
that private advices received at the
French capital indicate that the con-
dition OF the Car is hopeless and the
! end near.
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DIR. Stubbs' Address,,

DR.. Stubhs' address, Mt Freeman
Hall last night vas n mo 3terly expo.
sition OF the common school system.
Tho large audience seemed to drink
III every word the eloquent speaker
uttered. The fact is that this scribe
was so intensely interested that he
forgot to take notes OF the address
and is consequently unable to pre-.
sent even n synopsis Of it to our read.
ers. Suffice It to say that the ad.
dress made a lasting impression on
those who heard it and cannot fail to
be pro luctive of much COOL in foster.
ing and building up the Eiko High
School.
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Cut out for n Politician,

y western preach IT gives the follow
ing account OF n test to which he sub.
United II OF his boys:
/ said the other day: wife, that
boy has reached Il period where we
ought to find out what he is going to
be- So wo got up an original cxper.
inent. We pnt him in the parlor
with Il bible, an apple and one dollar
and | said: "Wife, we will go and
lie V him. If when we get back, he
is pouring that bible he will
follow my profession, and We will
maze n minister Of him. II he is OK.
aiming that apple and has got the
dollar i'll his pocket, we will make n
lawyer or n banker ont Of him"
When We came back thnt boy was sit.
ting on the bible, eating tho apple
ont OF n hand, holding the dollar
tight in the other, and | said: Wife,
that boy is a hog; we'll make n politi.
clan out Of him."
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Scg0tiRtions For .'encr.

TEN TsrN, Oct. CIT is stat ii
from a reliable source that nesotii.
tons for peace between China and
Janan ure proceeding mt Seoul.
CHEMULPo, Oct. ga detachment
OF $500 wounded Japanese has ar.
rive | here and there is a large mum.
Der wounded ut Seoul. In addition
2,l00 wounded Japanese have been
sent to Japan. At Ping Yang there
are 1000 wounded Chinese in the hos,
pitfalls.
The rebellious Tanghaks OF South.
ern Corea are restless. and the only
fact that they are not provided with
arms prevents them from breaking
out into open revolt and moving up
OIL Seoul for which many OF them
have started.
LONDON, Oct. GA dispatch to the
Times from TIen Tsin says a report is
current that seventeen Japanese var
ships under Admiral Ito, have assem-
bled in Ping Yang inlet. Thornton
Haven, it is said, has never been DC
"lpied by the Japanese. The Chinese
h,,t is reported mt Wei Wa Wei.
Four hundred Japanese soldiers
have been stationed ut the Kings
palace. in Seoul, rs tho Kings brother
10 be,icvel to he lcagued with the
Tonghaks. Tho Chimes 80 are mobil
izing n force Mt Kiren, and gathering
Il strong force ut Pow Ting Flu. The
second o Of tho King OF Corca left
here on the l5th rs II special envoy to
the Mika 10, in orler to roturl the
visit OF Marquis Slouyo, OF the Japa.
nose envoy. Tho Kings son took u
quantity Of presents.
Many letters Of Europeans in Corca
have been opened by the Japanese
authorities, and the British counsul's
mail bag was detained for about three
We ~.
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&c. II in spirit and contrary to the
81, mency air. ady extended to such
persons for over thirty years. II we
therefore recommend to the voters OF
the 5 ats to vote NO On this p-opo.
sition.
SCHOOLS.
We are justly proud Of the public
schools and State University Of Ne
vada: we believe they should be fost
cred and protected above ull Uther in.
stitutions. us upon them rests the per-
petuity cf our Government and the
securities of our liberties. We are i'll
favor Of such legislation ;s-will in.
grease the efficiency and raise the
. standar! ~ the public schools and
State University, until II thorough
education. w'il:nGi cErCUS", IL placed
ur,,lii: Tie f""Cii 90 very Chi.d III
E.cy"GI.
We dcnvuuco ia th, strongest
terms tGr C,S.i, utiUnni IiI"udlreut To-
hr suhisi,;a.i - tie people ~ thc en-
euiug ,!"riioT. lrnvu.inG FOR the in.
wF;rcu. % sc..o1i murcys i'll other
srvuri;:ca tllav 4. -. Government or
.N.,ada state uul.. and recommend
tn the electors ~: this State that the
amendment referred % which pro
vidcs Ia:uung other tlnngsl that our
school moneys may he invested III any
ether lonhs than National and Ne.
vada State be voted against and de
rcutcj. and u million Of schoyl mon.
cy saved from loss 10y an unsafe Ill.
NcStinrnt.
We look to the Peoples party Of
America as the only national party in
existence to-day. honestly in favor Of
any Of the above principles and re-
forms. and we pledge II the hearty
support and cooperation Of the pco-
Pile of Nevada IN It's effort Ia maintain
and carry ont the same, and the nomi
nee OF this convention for Congress,
man. in the event that he shall have
Il vote for President of the United
States rs Il member Of the House al
Representatives, is hereby pledged to
vote for the nominee of the Peoples
party. unless subsequently instructed
otherwise by the Silver party Of this
State.
We demand the enforcement OF
the Interstate Commerce Act every
where.
We are i'll favor Of AN amendment
to the ution Of the United
States providing for the election al
United States Senators 10y a dircc,
vote Of the people of their respective
states.
We arc i'll favor of the further
restriction of foreign Immigration
and demand the entire exclusion
Of paupcrs. criminals and contract
labor.
IN. Al.
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lie Endorsed the Platform

a report has been industriously
circulated throughout the State, that
Ion. Francis G.. Ncwlands did not
sndorse tho platform Of the Silver
arty on which he accepted tho nom.
nation for Congress. His speech OF
acceptance WIS taken down by a
short hand reporter md appears in
'ull in tho Reno journal Of tho DIST.
Tho following is the closing portion
4 tho speech:
eat tho suggestion OF you chairman.
, will say that your platform has my
ndor5cmont. differ with the prin.
'iplcs announced in some ma tor q
mt | stand responsive to tho instruc.
lions OF the Silver party Of Ncvada.
nd admit il 10 the right Of the pco.
'Io to instruct their representatives.
whenever II Affects their i~ntcscs.i.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-10-28

Nine persons out 81 0vcry ten with
Il cindcr or any foreign substance i'll
the eye will Instantly begin To rubthe
eye with one hand while hunting for
their handkerchief with the other.
They may, and sometimes do. remove
the Offending cindcr, but more ire
Iucntly thcyruh untiIthc eye becomes
lnilamcd, bind handkerchief aroun |
the head and Goto bed. This is all
wrong. The better way il not To- rub
the eye with the cindcr i'll it Mt all, but
rub the other eye rs vigorously as you
like and the ciudcr will he washed
ont in short orr.dc
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All the Way from wisconsin,

MH. L. w. Quimby, OF Wisconsin.
who has a government appointment
in the Western Shoshonc boarding
school, arrived yesterday and left for
the Reservation ON the stage this
morning, Mrs. Quimby. in her card
to the lNDEpESDESr says that SHE
leaves the Journalistic field for Indian
service in the school
We understand TINT Mrs. Quimby
g.oca to the Reservation ns nation OF
tho school. Another evidence that
the people OF Nevada urc not Gin il"
with this administration.
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Tho Silver Party u N,yid t.. in Con
ycnti0n assembled ut Carson City on
The itli day O~fScptcmbcr. 1891. declare
That %platIorrms shoui,laa crt cardinal
principles of political faith concern.
ing questions Of political intcrcat and
present moment wi.hout cJuivOcntlon
or evasion. We ho.d that history ha4
demonstrated that these principles are
right and equitable, and the r opscrv.
nncc necessary to ccur, tho w |.
fare and individual happ mess for
which this Government was "a all h.
cd.
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\ KnOtty Problem.

II the free coinage OF silver can on
ly DO brought about 10y the Rcpubli
can party and it's progress in the IN
turc toward the restoration OF silver
ns II money metal is no greater than
tho record, published elsewhere, dis.
closes, how many years must clapsc
before silver is rcmonctized? Re.
spcctiully submitted to tho senior
class OF the Elko High School
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-10-28

had in shaping the action Of the Re-
publican Leagues Of America at Den
yer. even il they had tried to do 30.
Keep these facts in your mind when
when you come to vote for silver next
November.-Ex.