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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
Enas ~rez1yi.ts

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

Mex ORLEANS Times Democrat
+Hsy I ask yU1. ST. said The citizen
i~u.eyruPtipg TIE candidate during
his political SPeeeh say I ask you
vhs-e yua Es1i CT The tariff qze<
taga: Certainly sr. rsrt;ed The
candidate, ~ith dignity. 4 vOzsld
have 70 misunderstanding On thst
score Ny position :ozzrd The ;ariH
y precisely ;ha; q ;be pre4u; Coz
gross
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
Fred BerteA EIar,rozly Hart

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lett EaliscE 81 SIX G-csck ;AIis ag-a
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horses % tie ned expected ~ -;
;hs Dr. through ~ tir. Bertaeh's
riaas teio-e ten ae.osE tzdAy
Mr.. BestssA's many irsats kry
r'sly hops ibsi hls Injuries rzay
r7i pg7s fatal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

Tne NtE YORK Advertiser cites tho
RSroiEbN1. The say q Isle and ;hy
attitude q Gtsz; Britain during
ihs rotsilE. 81 reasons wby the
Americas ID not kvs their EpEish
ce1aas heiser ,baa Themselves IL
oGg sEisE zee osznot ig-Eiva & ssys
TIE Dsave- NsU iha; EazlAnd
tuzEhi frEa car Sanats uba, she
rETc1 could win Frea osr soldiers
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

LA Na-oc - II sN&z-Cs relieves
- pc:-uP feeG-s Ate tAs GsztE
. cCs u IL Ez = - 1rEE -
tl-ows- EtN-c WoZ-d i dead
z-i dying -eac - Szi-ag % Au =
II E--c= 2oE fro Is HgE. For
ssrs=Ey for yes-s - Ezs lived Il
his sc=C DE-E2E Eat l2s n las
opposed every GtGrSe that Eo1L3
tx lin 3 coFPs-' - opposed sSLoo%
= EvE ave cent 70 church g
[u-;T- l. u?Posed sewers and street
ears - zzSeE evr-y uSys business
- rs = h. Di his HC-E -
EEzys q tn G=TL-S SD Re Ley
a estate =Cr-L 5000 and a life tLz-
-=Ls 70 hSvez
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

II: Tie vr-rIg. vlE-s=d csz-
l1. Eba g v clzst-i
E. a-ss & zEl-@ IL Ne 3
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cli4 ta1= q & l. - vosr-
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tcz tax % lie -9f - tbs 5,.r.
Re Dev= eg2Hs ~ ~ door, i
~ bss zsra5 < getting =sinued-
ssEa;ed $50 E~r-eTs-zlF ygr=ua n
iae au&e-a@ AL tie poTtly gentle
zs1 "a; 5nzE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

: Csrdslris hen has broken The
record She has In eight Successive
asys aii eEcz =hich average GAN
inches IN dimensions. The average
~sVhiCt each srE vs 5t5 oaacsz
Coumia5uEer Shrerp s;e one q TIE
sza AMI v1aNecs fot TIE ;ru;h q The
statement.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

ssis'scfaa With 81 appetite !o1
tie rurigas estimates shat thc people
81 The United States drink S,l55Upg
gallons q waiersvsry day os The ysa-.
The average daily cunsumvisoa g
csca person amounting to 4 pint
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

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Ezu!s-s- t-5= : ~ . uzLta-r=
IT, -EE ~ Ma EzL Us: be-
NV -; czz-az !, - D. gzrel
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Er1 E1 es--va- r---r zitl
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tla1 ar a:cba5 arz sre-o-
i iii Esv Cor t-u1-
- zZ -l-rai @rE Z1i Zoo: p-
1-zrz.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

\ sYs-izl 'sziu Irai 90 iod cigi~
dairy c1Es arnvsi today t;uas Cali
ts-riN IN charge q Homer Wilson
AMI EIk1u COIN Tho Saas VII -
distributed among farchcrs q CaraaA
Smith All NAapa vaDsyF-Csrson
TrTtgnr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

s., 4 r5s tsd IRA srs 30
~ aa s7a5
Vtras sas y1 H
~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

II E<:s-l sIehzoce figures thai
IE average c1u2ol coz u The
United States EivS . only sixty
NE pounds q butter Il = year. bring
IL DON 81 average Stub COS 70
l=ss than Hity-rEo pounds Ave-zz-
nE butter ~ Is osas . po1Ed this
~oald give STS1 tor one ooE for ore
rear. In contrast With this look az
Ihe record CO 3 frs class COW The
Ho&Ten-FE=an- Pauline Paul. NJ.
G92- II. Il. b Eho = til champion
q ;2e 1o:Ii. produced l,i pounds
z2i I2li Ounces o! butter u 90 dsys-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

L ETe- o IL E1@l11: WI
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ID :. I'D: - Y y S- zy
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T1E Frss1=.T Jo1z=c1 zszA5 H.
Fpc-1-- III itSa= gTg-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

Mind IL ps = the tou1Eins: Per
SIS ELo ~Pstso-ize papers should pay
promptly: Ecu-ia- prospects Of the
press have peculiar power II pushing
t0-zzrd PuEbc prosperity. Il ihs
printer : paii promptly and his
pocket book kept piethoic by
E.UnpE paying patrons h puts MS
p- 10 iL= paper il peace: he paints
his pictures o; passing sTszts II q
Eo-s p-s2sn; oo.o-- a2l Lhe psrnAl
4ls EaPer : 2 Pl==ure 20 tn p51-
- Pzts his pee q p-oTs-oizl
p-5cpzy II S-z p-z~ =A=e ell
E=c car Sc = F-azIy-Er.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
HoNIE pNNORATInNs

Home decoration is as necessary to well
being as the clothes we wear. In NM
ADVANCEMENT of civilization Il has come
ia wcll-iurnished rooms. and people gain
by these schemes OF color, these textures
OF bnlliancy, courage TO pursue their yo-
cation under pleasant surroundings. But
to all decoration lovers word Of advice
may be given. Look well to the tones
and tiuis. Let the beginning have a
unity OF purplse and believe what the
author Of My House" asserts. 1T Il
certain that well chosen draperies en-
rich an apartment, and not only enrich,
but give Il peace and that Sense Of rest
tulne's which wearied minds ana wearied
bodies seek for Therefore let The hang
ings be Of melting coljrs; for the bright
hues of the past have graduated into the
old hlnos the soft aud tender terra Gotta.
The charming browns. aud the creamy
ycllows The people of the East tench
us az all times the great lessons in col
orngs, and blend in apparent confusion
the whole range of those tints which are
so full of marvellous beauty, and by these
examples homes can be tastefully dec.
Grated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
FEAsT on DOLLS IN IApAN.

japanese toys are the most fragile Of
playthugs, and yet, save the Out
look, they keep them intact for years.
An American child will pick out her
dolls eyes to see how she shuts them.
and dig big holes In her ribs to let the
suwdust out; In fact. make her "a
thing Of shreds and patches" in less
than twanty-four hours. The little Jnpa-
nese lady carries her doll as II II were
made Of precious stuff and keeps 1t very
carefully When she IS grown TO a
woman she has all her dolls and toys in
a good state Of preservation, Ono little
matrOu Of Is or ~ summers took me In
the GOODWIN the iroproof building for
yaluahlcs. and showed me an array Of
dolls that was quite surprising. They
were beautifully dressed and looked as IL
they had been bought yesterday. The
feast Of the dolls takes place on the
third day of the third month At this
time all the dolls OF the family, some Of
them hundreds Of years Old, are brought
out, and for three days great festivities
are carried on. There nre dolls dressed
like the mikado and his wife IN the
antique court costumes, daimois, snmurals
and so on down the social scale, each
ancestry carried on with great nicely and
precision. Oftentmes all the Household
furniture In miniature is packed away
with the dolls and brought out on feast
day. At such times the trays, bowls,
cups and rice baskets IRE filed with
Tiny scraps of food. and the dolls fare
sumptuously during the three days Of
the feast delicate kind Of sake which
il harmless IN brewed for this occasion,
and everything Is done for the house
hold Of dolls as carefully as II they were
real creatures Of flesh and blood. The
tiniest of combs and brushes aud other
toilet accessories suca as paint and
powder, red and white, MS well as the
liquid for blackeping the teeth when
The doll Is marriod-all are there, the
smallest niece made with MS much care
and finish as II il were To belong TO the
mikado himself For three dave the
Urls run riot with their dolls and toys.
and then the latter are again locked M
In the storehouse TO remain another year
without seeing the light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

Special Dispatch.
Local insurance agents met today to
adopt the following clause adopted by
the Texas fire underwriters association
at tue Dallas meeting;
1T Is understood and agreed that the
insured shaE be co-insurer for at least
the following amounts. TO wit: II at
The time Of the ERE the total value Of ali
property covered by this policy amounts
to $4,000 or lees, the insured shan DO
a co-insurer for az least - per cent Of
the value OF each division OF properly
as per division Of the policy; II he To-
tal value be moro than So 900 nnd docs
not exceed SjOOlO the insured shall he
a co-insurer for 20 per cent Of tho value
of each division Of the property; " the
total value Of all property shall be more
thnn $4,000 and does not exceed SiOO..
900, 10 per cont; over 100000 for 4
least 10 per cent"
Some other changes were made also
which were spoken of in the Gazette al
the time of their adoption some weeks
ago,
Nine cities of Texas have appointed
surveyors. &. q. Cook is appointed ioi
Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
NIeELRoY,s RnpoRr


Now orleans Ia Fch nn NieIsir,v
& "a. say.
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cr,sol tbls rormipv adj nrires bsrc
declined E.gtI hvi H., ,,,t,,i,,, se,,,,,s "a
be rniuipr rr,vnJ la bst n,nrtct as
weu as Nor, tt,nt an" ,nrsrins M y,cnl
longs has he,n vcrr tbnrnnyh ana ihaf
m imnrnvoiner, H. now in o,,i,r
During the afternoon prlces uncovered
day Of I,Gid. Shot sa.cs wore 5000 bales
MI ia, deelinr vhIJ, l,rin,a riddling
down 4, l1-tCl
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Il, W. w tonvlN' "WulVh NhlH l''Vu',
" quay HlI"uk iAru's oi lhN's1olai hou
uS',rI'n.n u" 9uy cotton on tho basis
W ECU ~ liverpool auh on any ue-
uine irou thar figure. and although that
conviction has been somewhat shaken
by the recent dorlmc 10 4 pence for May
and june, II has been revived hy me
evidences of buying by strong parties
IN an mnrAets TO-DAY
our mar,ei oS"5c5 nj, ami, l,,bt
dr,lin Lrf III Al ~ ~.
llnuiIniinn ia s,,ti i,,''' ~ ~. ~
i,N,,o,.or 49, so'n gniuc upiHivll'
.tu 1H"' w Hl.'u''Wn i'u p.NVT
,uP nren 'ongluuod' nnd more mas
pr,h sit"uF nuAance since the closing
nDlnE " p'lhle above the lowest and
If'Hl fAANf N'ftfNANAN p lNANNNii
IN New York, while the deHne was even
still greater, The recovery has been more
pronounced
Spots, which oppnei horeaoasy closcl
firm with sales of 1900 bn'ps port rs.
cciptr ara vpFr nm, I,ss t,,n lao, -,
being N snO f.inS ,r,i,,., w 10 w 49,
For t1,norro,, ,bi. n, ,-',UV p spnc
hai... a,,ta ~ 20 MN pprt 'Apr'H 'g,V
~ $500. i-'gNl pNlVs h7t EeAr' OH
~ % ~" l"Iln'Hs "nu now alnnua
u! - ~
lhe hhu-opliou bill came M to-day IN
'he house aud was referred 10 the
committee on agriculture hut the mar
KY showed no effect whatever from
nus action on the part Ot congress. In
tugt Is gongrQly conceded now that
Dui Tor speculation, cotton might find
ITSELF In inc same "slougl of despond'
na wheat The general depression ok
isupg 10 apioullurnl and manufactured
products has really not been felt by
cotton and we tnHl thhi 10 may not he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

sue stnae was o child Of very nos.,.... 49,,
knsr, " very riudictive frr,ne- a.. I
w innl We were an afraiS oe ~,
be sHii ts' PIT there is good denl in
b Foot 4, NsAsfhuAuon, writes Katharine
Tabooed y PINT ~ interesting article on My
M fi9 Nv lAyniatc. Adclina pmfi - +,
sle February Ladies' Homo ~ In. IN
~ ie WIS compelled to etudv In ene , syoy
H., ".nuner cDnsmnily. do moi re,,,,,,.
Nv .hat she ever went ia srhnol -, 4
s ShhpW ihai She was taught al ho,no a,i
avon T., haye been well taught. for
~ ~ hrr childhood she smoke ism.,isi,
fcctlv any, 1 think. French per-
oftes ,r,.lai'eiT hhr lrst appearance She
IIs,t,h ulNeled with Max SiraEosrb hsr
ust,olln.gr-in-aw, sometimes alone and
,,,snetllnes with one Of her sisters o2S
.ile poor, child was often very iired i,
MS PROBABLY because she was sn tirrS
lhht she was extremely ranric;,ns anf
onsunate about singing in public. ma
,hn. 'gn ieurhed 10 know that to threaten
va, WI sne Wonldnt sing just before Il
WIS tine Tor her to appear womb brins
her almost anything that she chose s'I ~
demand Nnvse 70
One day I was sitting on our f,,n,
S'pop win my big wax doll in my arms
was only allowed to have her IN Ia.
win when | had been very good ind,,ed
anu she was the biggest. most bnamtjf'i
DOL IN the neighborhood, or that j Ind
ever seem even In shop windows. As /
her, doll In her arms. she STONED MA oa5
SAID, Show me your dolly. " beld bcr
up aud expatiated upon her beo,tias
! confess now that I felt a Lcen ma
wicked satisfaction that her Am INA
only a plaster head, and / knew. from
SUI experience, that II was the kind Tint
~, sr'nlk anu hqd TO- be washed OH with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27

was rather indignant at hearing q
well known "talker' define the three
ideals OF a woman at different phases OF
her life. He asserted that the ideal Of q
girl of twenty was tall, dark, difficult
for most people % get on with, bnl 4
man who makes his mark lmong Others,
and possessing great physical conrage'
saws q writer In the Gentlewomsn. The
ideal Of a woman Of thirty was position
money and to be allowed as much Tree,
dom ms she liked after marriage ANA
the ideal Of woman OF fortyF was ask
ed. "Oh, anything cried the mnn-ta.lSs-
or. thus showing that however true ms
d,lenitiop Of our ideals az twenty. he had
but little comprehensi0n Of a woman at
forty. As a rule, | should say. they are
far more difficult TO please and only yes
terday / heard Of q woman aged hity1
four who had just refused three ohefs OF
marriage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
Medical
Sense,
Business
p Sense.

,.,to, Of physician TO treat you
40 Is OF vastly more Import
= ~ selecting Of man to invest
IN A man may attend the
mslical colleges and graduate
..-v ~ he has time to spend aud
~ =, ana have the walls Of bis
Al a diplomas and yet not
I. my degree medical sense
dlarnostic acumen that
M 10 at once locate the dis
,reat 1t properly, Medical sense
,rhors. II must be natural. Tile
(. good OF business man. Be-
IN has attended a fine business
M Is nc evidence that he has
..o,e. Business sense, means sue
Medical sense means success.
n Fisk has In high degree
dlarnosiic qualification that ena-
h locate your disease with ac'
,e and precision. II you arc suf-
,m some old disease that the
|, not understand you can consult
with perfect confidence that he
ron what your disease Is. More
II be don't know he has the
b aud HONOR TO tell You he
NOW. Hundreds are suffering
"a A. ,,,a,U ftntv ~ thats trpulI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
lN AssncinIn.l INV

hy Associated lross.
Chicago, ILL.,. Fcb. "a. -wheat Was
weak at the cnds and strong IA the mid
do OF today'e session. closing at a loss
of O-Sc fOrAiay A d0crasc IN visible
caused temporary nrmnes, but free
solllng, an lnrreRae Ia tho amount OF
wheat and Hour ON ocoan passage and
rumors favorable 20 farmer" natoh's
anuop.on bill worc TOO much for the
bulls, and the market was generally
weak Corn closed 8.Sc lower; May
outs ] 10 lower aud provisions lower oil
around,
Opening trides IN wheat we're a, de-
cline FROM o-S 10 3.ic us compared with
prices current az tho close On Saturday
thore was gradunl hardening OF prices
ter an hour and a half. during which
time peNicnlnrs OF the visible supply
statement were coming IN. Tint bong
satisfactory, the bulls. WHOM Il WAS cnm-
plctcd, the hardening pr,ceas continued
for q few MINUTES and thou dissolved cn-
lantc ports amounted IN wheat ami
flour 10 about 100000 bushels. Iudian
shipments for the week were 100000
hushcls
There WAS fair trade Ia corn, though
prices lid not cover very wide range.
I've feeling was weak aud the tone
heavy from the start OpeninR trnJt,
showed declines of t.Slu-ic. and The
market held stepdy 40 these 6g,ircs some
little time. After these, buying orders
Nero gNocutel and offerings again In
creased aud prices saggcd down i-ia3Sr.
r9lhed q traction, became quiet aud
closed with May hut i-Sc from tho day's
bottom figures, In oats thcrc was r6od
trading EARLY there being free selling hy
seNorni large operators. but the ofnr.
ihes wcre well taken. intcr IN tho dny
Trading Hnf llgl and the offerings not