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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-09-23
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SALNIAG UNI ID.

Goodyear's Snug-Proof Rubber
Boots at Reiuhnr.'s. II-3OtFl
The issue of silver dollars for the
week ending SEPTEMBER 18th was
S92, 3cO.
You can buy fruit ut Ben Craig
heads cheaper than you can send for
it. y
Mr.. y. Hayes, formerly of Ruby
Valley, dropped in from Sherman.
Texas, this morning.
DR.. Wilson has gone to Tuscarora
on a business trip and will return in
a few days.
George a. Johnson, ex-Attorney-
General OF California, died in San
Francisco yesterday.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency for
the Mahcr & Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock. =
Tribune:-Mrs. Judge Bige,ow,
who has been uEder the care of uhy-
sicians i'll San Francisco for several
months, returned to Carson this
morning very much improved in
health.
DR.. G. l.. Moore dentist Elko. Crown
and bridge work. Teeth without
plates. Office ut residence.
The Galveston. CTcxas), News save,
correctly: a lady cannot afford to
go into American politics, and if it
grows much worse no gentleman
can afford to touch it with a forty
foot pole.
The cheapest place to buy ready
nude clothing is Mt Remnants.
Don't buy suit till you see our
prices. fi-30lfI
y note received from Mr.. w. II.
Crane this morning states their little
child, Ned, was drowned in South
Fork yesterday morning while he and
Mrs. Crane were in Elko. We have
NJ particulars.
Dave Casper has just received a
new lot of samples Of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up.
The Snnte Fc railroad
through the receivers, announces that
it will haul seed wheat into the IL
ties Of Kansas and Oklahoma where
there have bees crop failures, free OF
charge.
We nave just received about sou
samples OF mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
uer. Suits made TO order from Sl5
aud pnnts from 50 up. NJ. i;tIsuAnT
Philadelphia Lcdgcr:-A Monroe,
Mich, young man bought Il pair of
ovcralls the ether day, and in the
pocket of them he found n note from
the Young woman who made them,
asking him to write to her. He did
so, and was much surprised 10 re-
ceive Il reply saying that she was
sorry he had no finer blood than to
wear such apoor quality of trousers"
IL. Osell has returned from Salt
Lake and opened up business in the
Badt building. He has afull stock of
boots and shoes which lie will sell al
reduced prices. Repairing chcaply
done. Call and inspect his stock. 4
l.. Burkhart ~ icaGy to do oil
kinds OF painting, paper hanging aud
decorating ON short notice. lie guar
hntecs TO give satisfaction. Go To
him when you need anything in his
lion 4
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALMAGUN

Snow fell in Omaha yesterday
morning.
There are two prisoners in the
county Jail.
\ Doughty Club will be organized
in Kennedy.
Charley Henderson will leave for
the Michigan University tonight.
jill. French came down from Island
Mountain yesterday and remained
over to day.
The losses caused by the recent
earthquakes i'll Turkey are estimated
at Si0,O00.COO.
All candidates Tor county Offices
must file their certificates before the
9th Of October.
y call for II Republican County
Convention TO nominate II legislative
ticket appears to-day.
Mr.. J. II. Tabcr returned from
Ruby Valley to day. He reports the
farmers busy with their harvest
ing.
The case Of Mrs. Hartley on trial
for the murder of Senator Foley will
doubles - to tho jury this even.
ing.
G. II. StOddard. nominated for
Controller by the regular Democratic
State convention, has declined the
nomination.
Hon. Geo. T.. Sawyer. the nominee
OF the Peoples party for Attorney
General, has declined the honor. so
say the Silver State.
G. T.. Wilson, d. ID. s., surgery Of
the mouth. Office at residence, Ida.
no street. Elko, Nevada. Hours 8 To
>. =
The term idiot" il from the "idoia"
by which the nucicni Greeks dcsig.
natcd the class that could not vote.
It's quite different now.
Dave Casper got in u lot ~ boots
and shoes to-day. lie will leave for
tho City to. morrow to select his stock
Of Fall and Winter goods.
Amendment No. XXX1V to tho
State Constitution. published today,
makes patented mining claims tax
able. IL ehouldbc adopted.
Tho concert ut Freeman Hall last
night WA vol attended. Tho pro
fessors give II concert at DcctlI to-
night and ono ut Wells Monday night
Tho highest spot inhabited 10y
human beings on this globe IL tho
buddhist c!oistcr az ilnnlc. Thibct
where twenty. II monks live at NJ
altitude OF 10000 feet.
Congressman Wilson. author Of the
House tariff bill. arrived in London
yesterday. Ills health improved
greatly during tho trip, lie will raj
for New York about Sept. ooh.
Tho murderer, Domingus, was mr.
rnigncl yesterday. lIc IL not likely
To- bc tried until after tho election. II
Is reported that Judge Bonniticld, oI
Winncmuccn, will defend him.
Tho Cnrron Nova says Il rumor il
circulating around Carson that Sur
voyor General Jones, the Silver pnrty
nominee for Governor, has failed Il
pay into tho state Treasury Il or
snnd Of dollars of fees collected IL
tho Land Onicc during the last few
years. II looks like II campaign lie
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O'RRirN MCDERMCTT:-In Starr Val
ley, Nevada. September 10. 1891.
by w. J. Black. Justice Of the
Peace. james II. OBricn, Of Starr
Valley. To Miss Marion McDcrmott.
Of Fort Ilnllcck.
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Easily ~Condcnscd.

Tho reply Of the Republican cen.
trail committee To Senator Jones is
merely Il long drawn wall OF misery
which will excite shouts Of laughter
wherever sem, says the Carson An.
peal. IL ia signed 10y Treninor Collin,
chairman. and might have been ron.
dc Sod into the following:
a am DIN sorry ] can't hcndle your
sack for YOU"
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UNDl.

The Beard Of Equalization met to-
day.
DR.. Wilson goes to Tuscarora to.
day on Il hnsincss trip.
The trial OF the Carlin strikers be
gins i'll Carton to day.
See J. L.. Porter's new al today.
He is selling overalls very cheap.
Dave Casper left for San Francisco
yesterday to lay III u stock OF Fall
and Winter goods.
q. w, DUNCAN, the Populist nom
inec for State Treasurer, has u card
Ill the Genoa Courier declining the
honor.
The Supervisors Of Fresno county,
California, have arraigned to bury the
in ligent dead for one.tenth OF n cent
each.
When Il woman refuses to turn
around i'll church to look at another
woman's bonnet, it is a sure sign that
she has religion.
Platinum has been drawn into wire
so fine that eighteen strands of it
twisted together could be in serted in.
to the hollow Of Il human hair.
1t is said that Cornell University
will lose sl,000,0O0 from the destruc
ton by fire Of pine forests in which
her endowment fund was invest.
cd.
Mr.. George Russcll's family left for
Reno yesterday forenoon. While the
INDEPENDENT regrets their leaving
Elko. it wishes them success i'll their
future home.
II is sid TINT the Secretary Of State
has refused to recognize the ticket
nominated by the Kcating wing OF the
Democratic party and that the matter
will be taken into the Supreme Court.
Hugh Shcridan's house was broken
into Saturday and two suits OF
'''AN' M 'oht. a. pan vi thDtS
and Il nickel watch we're taken. The
burglars were caught in Carlin yester
day and part of the property recover
ed.
y Pasisian shoplifter carried a bo-
gus baby with her during her preda-
tory excursions. The infant had a
wax face and a hollow leather body.
IL was the thicfs custom to dexter
ously transfer purloincd asticles such
ar gloves. laccs. cct., to the spacious
baby.
The Alaska survey has discovered
that Mount ST. Elias is not on Ameri-
car soil. II also settled beyond dis.
putc that the mountain was not the
tallcst oh the continent, there being
two others further inland that outtop
1t by hundreds Of feet. They are all
on British territory. however.
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DIED.

BuWHTR:-lu Reno, Nevada. ut the
residence Of George J. Smith. Sept.
II. 1904. Mrs. j. +. Burner. q native
Of Virginia, aged 40 yc8rs.
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DR.. Prices Baking Powder

California, empire of the Pacific, salutcs the wcrld.
Her Midwintcr Fair closed in q midsummer blaze of glory.
Second only to the Columbian Exposition in cxtcnt, variety
and splcndor, tho coast display was a vcritaDic triumph.
Out Of her abundance tho state poured her trcasurcs-and
the nations of the earth came to aid her in her noble
exhibition.
Memorable were the cxhibits-of gold and silver, of
wheat and oil, Of fruit and wine, of silk and wool-oi nil
that man and nature could combine to produce. AND 10
than that Of
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Look here" said the parent to the
schnol.teacher, Il see that one Of the
lines in my boys copybook is: Less
haste, more speed"
"Ycs.-
and here's another thnt reads:
The longest way round is the short
est way home.
-Ics."
@Wcll. | want it stopped. don't
want those moldy proverbs fcstoOned
around his intellect. I'm educating
him for husincss-not the United
States Senate" Washington Star.
Mny Become vnIunsIc.
J. T.. Morris. who is interested in
nh extension Of the Elko soap mine.
brought in nintocn sacks Of tho stuff
to-day tn ship Ia the aluminium works
at Los Angeles. Should the test to
be male prove satisfactory, there will
he u big demand for the clay and the
wncr of the property may become
milliOnaircs before another year rolls
around. There is Il fair prospect that
something will be done with the prop.
Criy as the deposit carries Il high per
cent OF aluminium.
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Official tests showed it to be highest il lcavcninc power.
purc9t III quality, and most efficient il results uf ali baking
powders made. Accordingly, tho Highest Award and Cold
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06
FOLLETIN oap
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell. FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version caSteIlara.
TERCERA PARTE
USTICIA
JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
(Contim4Gcs6nl

No ir@...-- me matarian...-- tengo
miedo.
Ell temblor de Ia loca aumentaba. Sus
movimientos bruscos y nerviosos parecfan
anunciar una crisis inminente.
ii Os ordeno que calmeis !-prosiguio
Est6ban.-i Os ordeno que me respondais !!
De que teneis miedo7
Ester guard6 silencio.
"a A qui6n temeis en- Brunoy7 Quien
piensa en- mataros
Tampoco esta vez contest6 Ester.
- Son los asesinos del m6dico de Brunoy
La loca, por un brusco movimiento, con-
sigui6 escaparse de las manos del doctor y
81 arroi6 detras de la CANA, tapandose el
rostro con las manos, dando gritos inarti-
cuados, cuyo sentido era impossible adivinar.
Sin embargo, fu6 calmandose POGO POGO
volvi6 a colocarse en- la CANA; luego en-
voz muy baja, pero distinta, murmuro como
81 tuviera delante dos escenas muy diferen-
tes
ALI. -. noche. - sangre y muerte- =.
Aqul ondas azuladas, bello sol, flores y ar
monia-
Y Sc puso a cantar gu habitual canci6n
Guam hermosa esta la manana, amigos;
Reunamonos en- la orilla del mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

de primera calidad. Mira, Papihot, puedes
hacerte un palet6 para los dias de fiesta
FL obrero registro las faltriqueras de
atras.
-Nada, a,-..-dij o-exploremos un POGO
la de los lados. iAh! aquf hay algo-----y
exhibi6 pedazo de papel arrugado en-
81 peor estado.
FL obrero abri6 ell papel muy despacio,
porque causa de la humedad la operaei6n
era bastante delicada.
Rene Moulin Observable esta escena con
profundo interes.
Hay algo escrito-murmur6 ell obrero.
-tPodreis leerlo7 7-pregunt6 el mecanico.
No sera muy facil- -el aqua ha bo-
rrado Ia tinta y el papel esta hecho una
plasta. Creo, sin embargo, que SO podra
conseguir cansandose un POGO la vista.
-Probad.
u Pagareis una botellita
-Todo 10 que querais.
| Ell obrero, deletreando cada silaba, ley6
| las siguientes pslabrcs: Seguid el c0ehe que
0ie'ae de parte de Rene Moulin, q no os ertra-
jleis de NADIA.
Al DIR pronunciar su nombre, al escuchar
la lectura de la laconica ssquela, Rene no
pudo contener un movimiento brusco, apo
derandose de el un temblor nervioso.
-Os compro la esquela el levit6n-dijo
con voz conmovida.
i Ah va, conoceis 81 sujeto quien Sc
reheren estas Hneas.
Els mi amigo, ESQ me pone sobre la
pista de una infamia.
.-Entonces, comprendo- Cuanto me
ofreceis
-Veinte frances.
-Vuestro es, nagnanimo eomprador-
Rene Sc echo ell levit6n sobre ell brazo IL
quierdo, tom6 la esquela, di6 una moneda
de orc volvio al muelle, mientras que el
obrero Sc llevaba sus camaradas la ia
berna cercana para festejar con ell vase en-
la mano su hallazgo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

Abramos al viento las velas de nuestra barca
Y desafemos ell furor de las olas.
En- seguida dej6 caer su cabeza sobre el
pecho quAd6 inm6vil como aletargada.
Est6ban Sc inelinaba Greer cada vez mas
que alguna relacion misteriosa deb1a existir
entire el destino de Berta el de Ester De-
rieux.
-5Que relaci6n es 6sta? Lo ignoraba; !;
pero tenfa le instintiva certeza de que llega-
ria conocerla.
-5No os parece como a mi, doctor-dijo
81 interno-que esta ujer Sc halla envuel-
ia en- un extrano misterio
-IQuiza
-Creo que Ia ha mandado aquf la pre-
fectura de policla----
No os equivocais s-dijo Esteban, pa
ra terminar la conversation anadio ser
vios escribir la receta que voy dictaros.
Dict6 sus prescripciones luego, termina-
da la vista, sali6 de la habitacion de Ester
seguido del inferno.
Durante algunos segundos auduvieren 81
lenciosamente uno al lado del otro.
Senior professionally de repente ell j6-
ven deteni6ndose-i me permits que os ha-
ga una pregunta?
II Ciertamente Y os Ia contestar6 Il
mejor que pueda
| Il Admits que una casa como esta, per
tenezca al Estado un simple particular
pueda ser c6mplice de obras de 6dio ech,
un manto protector sobre ocultos crfmenes
Est6ban miro su interlocutor con des
confanza, en- lugar de responder le pre-
gunt6
u Por que me decfs ESQ.,
-Porque vuestra opinion sobre este asun
to, estoy SECURE de ello es 10 mismo que L
mia.-.- Sois de naturaleza demasiado rect
y leal para no mirar con horror estos asia
mientos, mas bien estos secuestros, gu
ocultan con frecuencia abismos de iniqui
dad. - vos adivinais como 20, que no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

hallamos en- preseneia de an secuestro de
ese genero.
Mi querido Rigald -respondi6 ell doctor
-os doy repetidas gracias por vuestra bue-
ma opinion respeeto a mi, os voy decir
francamente todo 10 que pienso. No, 20 no
admito que los asilos de dementes lleguen &
ser prisiOnes dispuestas siempre favorecer
odiosos calculos culpables intereses. -. 81,
creo que un misterio envuelve Ester De-
rieux- Veo en- ella una victima. Tientame
Ell papel de Justiciero, y deseo con ardor de-
vOlver la luz ese cerebro lleno de tinie-
bias lQuereis ayudarme?
-Os ayudare con TODD 10 que pueda,
doctor. Os prometo obediencia absolute,
una discretion sin l1mites.
-Cuento con vos.---
Los dos j6Venes Sc estrecharon la mano,
y Esteban Loriot Sc dirigi6 Paris.
En- el camino Sc decfa
-Quisiera hablar coa Rene Moulin y
consultarle sobre 10 que pasa en- ell asilo de
Charenton pero no me atrevo. Parecer1a,
al lnterrogarle, querer, pesar suyo des-
cubrir su secreto- Esperar6.
EstebaD entro en- su casa, almorzo rapi-
damente, y despu@s de hacer alguuas visi-
tas en- dlferentes barrios de Paris, SO dirigit
Montreuil.
Que esperaba continuar sus pesquisas
y sobre todo, al volver a Montreuil por ter
cera vez?
Ell mismo no 10 sabia y no contando sine
con ell azar, Sc entregaba 81.
Rene Moulfe Sc habfa dirigido aquel di
hacia Bercy.
Pas6 la barrera, y descendi6 al muell
de la Rap6e, donde casi no ve1a otra co
sa en- aquella epoca que almacenes de ma
deras.
, Por todo ell muelle Sc vefa los trabaja
dores ir venir continuamente, Sc ofal
resonar estos gritos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06
-iArre!. .iTraei. .iLargal. oh.

-iArre!. =. iTraei. - iLarga!. -lOh..."
Estas exclamaoiones Sc Dian de sol sol,
mezcladas con las canciones tfpicas de los
alijadores del Sena, cuya algeria es proven
bal.
Rene Moulin habfa llegado al sitio pre-
cisO donde el carruaje de Pedro Loriot fue
encontrado, frente al numero 40, ocupado
por uno de los almacenes de maderas mas
importantes del barrio.
-Aquf es donde trajeron al facre Sc
decfa ell honrado joven-i De d6nde venfan
Continuaba la misma griterfa en- el niue
lie.
Los trabajadores iban a deshacer una
nueva balsa, y comenzaban, seg1n costum-
bre, por la parte mas cerca de terra.
Uno de los obreros, de pie en- la parte
que pudiera llamarse la popa de la balsa
Sdbitamente iuterrumpio su trabajo, Sc in
elmo, metiendo ell brazo en- Ell aqua hasts
Ell hombro, asio uu objeto que SO habfa en-
ganchado en- la punta de una taba.
-iHola! muchachos, ,-dijo ahogado
-iUn ahogado!-repitieron varias voces
Y un grupo Sc formo INN ediatamente so
bre la ribera, frente por frente del site 81
fdonde Ell obrero habia senalado ell hallazgo
-Te has ganado el dia-dfjole un carre
tero que estaba llenando su pipa de tabaco
Tie has ganado veinticinco frances.
En- medic de las carcajadas de todos lo
Expenditures, sac6 del Sena an levit6n d.
color de avellana con botones de cobre oxi
dados.
Rene Moulin baj6 la orilla, Sc coloc,
entire los curiosos, 8 hizo un gesto de sor
presa al yer ell leviton del cochero.
"A diez pasos de este sitio fue dond
los miserables abandonaron ell Gacre de Pc
dro Loriot-se dec1a-uno de esos misera
bles ha debido arrojar ahi en- el rio el levi
ton con que SO disfrazo.
i Rico hallazgo, hijos mios l-dijo e
obrero.-Mi palabra de honor es un pam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-06

Abramos al viento las Yelas de nuestra barca
Y desafemos ell furor de las olas.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-09-12

That business is reviving throughout
the country there is no mistake, and quite
active operations are anticipated in the
near future. Bradstreet's for last Satur-
day gives the following review of the
situation:
Special kilograms from important dis.
triouting points make IL plain that In
mercantile Inns trade is fairly active,
fully meeting earlier and more favorable
anticipations in a majority OF instances.
and exceeding them In some. An In.
creased number OF interior buyers AT
larger cities within the week has served
to stimulate the feeling OF hopefulness
and, aside from the cotton mill strike In
New England and distress in the north
west, due to forest fires, the week has not
brought unfavorable features. Staple
prices tend upward, except for wool.
There Is an Improvement In the demand
for money at Boston, New York and Chi.
cago, but rates are not as high as usual
In the season nor the supply Of CONNER
cial paper as large. Northwestern wheat
carriers have arranged for necessary
funds with Chicago banks ct 8 per cent.
A striking feature at the west comes from
Chicago, where the volume of business In
all mercantile lines has increased, espec-
tally In dry goods, the total for the week
being the heaviest for the season, not
withstanding conservative purchasing In
that market by northwestern merchants.
This Is duplicated at st. Louis, where
there has also been a larger volume OF
sales, both by jobbers and manufacturers,
the total for August being equal to that
In 1892. Omaha reports that Nebraska
still needs q good deal of rain and that
trade jobbing Is fair only. Milwaukee
has experienced decided Improvement
In demand for goods and money, while
st. Paul reports that loss of life and de-
struction Of villages and property by fire
have checked purchases In that market.
Minneapolis announces that the recent
good volume Of business there is holding
Its own. There Is reasonable trade at
Louisville and Cincinnati, the former re-
porting many Waiting buyers, increased
sales and manufacturers OF woolens an
ticipating deliveries, while the latter re-
potts that distribution. of dry goods alone
shows gain this week. Improvement
In some lines and moderate volume of
business In others Is characteristic at
Kansas City, but at Cleveland there is
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Shipments.

Thirteen vessels cleared from Alpena
last week, OF which five were loaded with
cedar. The various cargoes were shipped
to the following ports:
Two cargoes OF 655, 900 feet Of lumber
to Cleveland, o.; one cargo OF $4,000 feet
Of lumber, 100000 shingles and 1000
cedar posts to Mt. Clemens, Mich; two
cargoes of 654, 900 feet OF lumber to To-
ledo, O.; one cargo ITO cords Of cedar to
Detroit, Mich; five cargoes Of 81, 900 rail
way ties, 81, 500 cedar posts aud 1,500
telegraph poles to Chicago, ILL.,; one car
go OF $40, 900 feet of lumber to Tonawan-
da, N. Y; and one cargo of 122, 200 feet
feet OF lumber, 100000 shingles and 100,-
900 lath to Ashtabula, o.
The total shipments for the week were
2,O88, 900 feet OF lumber, 24O, 900 shingles,
100,0 lath, $4,000 railway ties, $4,000
cedar posts, $500 telegraph poles and
ITO cords of cedar.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-09-12

Some of the very smart Republican
papers try to howl because the president
did not sign the new tariff bill, and the
whisky trust" took time by the forelock
and paid the tax on millions Of gallons"
OF whisky at the old rate, saving 20
cents gallon. Will some Of these wise
journals tell us who made the law and
fixed the "old rate'" 1t was Mckinley
and the Republican party that made the
old law, and the new Democratic tariff
bill raised the tax on whisky and the Re-
publican newspaper men howl because Of
the raise.