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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

LAKE VIEW. MICH May 25.-George
Reed. AGED sixty. last night committed a
criminal assault on the eloyen-ycar-old
daughter Of Rev. Clarence Welsh. uastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church. Reed
was arrested. BE asked sheriff King. of
stanton. the privilege OF getting drink
of water The sheriff granted the re-
quest and ther proceeded to the hotel
uIfh his prisoner. Reed soon showed signs
OF sickness. and in fifteen minutes after
reaching the hotel Doc was dead. Reed.
Nn0 WAS carriage manufacturer. leaves
widow The crime was committed 90
hs residence in his wfes absence. rive
capsules OF cyanide of potassium were
found m the vest pocket of the dead man.
Eeci was a. prominent member OF the
church of which Mr Welsh is pastor.
The child is iu a precaI.ous condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

was walking on Vermlllion-River bridge.
az tho foot Of Main street When
accosted hy the two men. the girls
started 10 run. one man knocked Miss
Barnett down. but Miss Draper made
ner escape UP Main street. Her shriehs
collected a crowd. which started In pur-
suit of Halls and Royce. The latter
dragged Miss Barnett with him. They
passed John Downs. an OLD man, who
attemf ted 10 interfere Tie was knocked
down ty Halls. The two assailants took
the girl through the fields to the river
bottom. where Miss Barnett was found
af f.g0 fn an unconscious condition. BOtn
Young women belong 20 respectable fami-
lies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

LOUISVILLE. ky. May G.-At meet
ing 0f prominent silver Democrats OF
the state held yesterday 30 was dee
ciiei to publish paper in Louisville 20
champion the free coinage of silver The
paper - to he a. morning edition. The
money has been raised. ami the initial
number viii bc published Boz about fifteen
days. Among rhe gentlemen interested
are General Wat. Harding. Democratic
candidate for Governor. Harvey Myers.
Of C0vingfOn. John j. Carroll, chair
man of the State Democratic committee.
ana Frey Wooison, or rte Owensboro
Messenger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

az u o'clock. They were surrounded by
cquorics ana were enthusiastically re-
cclVcl.
The Princess Of Wales and her daueh-
tcrs aud the Duchess Of York witnessed
the display from the windows Of the
Government Office. which were crowded
with members of the aristOcary.
At noon tho Prince OF Walss. the Duke
Of Cambridge. and Nasrula Khan rode TO
Marlborough House. The Afghan Prince
was attrcl iu "a scarlet uniform. and
wore a sword with "a sheath Of gold. be
was mounted on a beautiful horse. and
attracted great attention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
The POOR MANS CURRENCY.
Carlisle Says He Wants it to be as GOOd
as That Of the Rich Hans.
EVIL EFFECT OF FREE COINAGE.
White. Meal Failacies Exposed-ihe bAn"-
er and the Rich Man are the ones no
would Profit by silver stand
ard-senator Blsckburn's
Reply to Carlisle.

BOWLING GREEN. ky. May p
Secretary Carlisle spoke here to-day hls
coming had been looked forward 10 Win
great pleasure. and pottors opera hou7'
Mas hacked with men soon after noon
to-day Every man in One audience was
"A voter. That silver has warm devoteee
I'm this section of the country is eNlnced
ON every side. Tho "outs are almost io
"a man in favor Of free coinage. The Ad-
mini-trafi0n men here as elsewhere, are
with President cleveland. So intense is
the feeling that even boys are Interested.
At O'Clock Clarence Underwood NIGEL
roy. defeated candidate for congress, in-
troduceI ihe Secretary. Mr. Carlisle toiI
the audience that Doe first came 20 bow
ling Green as Democrat. preaching
Democratic doctrines. Ho came now as "A
Democrat stiu and in strict adherence
with the principles OF the party
Io DEFEND CoNGHEss.
Of ann not here 10 defend the Admins
fran0n." said hc. 'for b. needs no dee
fence. loud appiause) : ann not going
f0 defend the late Congress To has done
much good. 10 it had never done arythius
hut repeal the Federal election laws and
omaucIpatc the voters of this country. Dc
has done enough to make itself Il session
go be remembered.
Then AIR. Carlisle plunged into the cur
rcncy subject. using in th'lr proper
places the arguments advanced in Mem
phis and Coyupton. iu this connection
the Secretary remarked.
"But Hftle that has not been said
on tnis subject can he said"
Then De- won't into The subject with
vim. and after arguing for "a time. he
reached d point whore Dc became clO-
quent.
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Iit.-''inAs' law
OH know thti tNla iH7' congress 'ouli
nave passed sich "a n' assure, me- sall'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

LONDON. May "a dispatch 10 the
Times from Madrid SAYS. at the Cabinet
meeting held yesterday. Senor Navarro
I,eycrter. Minister OF Finance. delivered
loug speech .n reference to the resO-
luton recently passed by the lower house
OF the Prusslau Diet in favor OF himetal-
lism and international regulation of tine
currency. Senior Reverter declared that
Spain was uneQuivocally in favor of such
AN agreement as the frussian UDter-
hans had suggested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

The rresiden, Intend. to Take . Res and

Wnl Giso nsr to BIG Ihings Only.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-lt Is stated
here to-day that President Cleveland and
family sin leave for Cray Gables about
the middle of next week Private Sec
retary ThurDer has already gone there
and nas had everything put ln order for
the Executive family.
n Is also stated that Air Cleveland
proposes to have good rest and with
thar end Ia view viii not take stem
ographer or typewriter with him. Sir.
Thurber viii have 10 carry on the bulk
OF the correspondence. and nothing but
the most important matters Will receive
tna Presidents attention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

Ills Body Has Been iinbsime1 aud VIII bs
Publie.y Exhibited.

WASHINGTON. May 25-TLsre is not
tie slightest doubt entertained hero that
General Marti. the Cuban leader was
killed "a few days ago. as reported not
wirhsfandiug the d'uiais which come
from lasIrscnt newspaper headquarters
at Tampa Florida
Official Information is received that
Martis body was ombaimci. and viii be-
publicly exhibited m santiago de cuba.
Boo order that the people living in fnat
province. which is the storm centre Or
revolution. may be absolutely convinced
of bis death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. May ~ Colonel
sand0yai reports that the body of jose
Maru was finally ideuunel and buried
an Rem0nalaguas. Marfis watch ana
the correspondence found on th, body
have been delivered 10 Captain General
Campos. Colonel Saui0yai says that n
The battle on May 9th Maru personally
lel the Machete charges made hy me
rebels BE also asserts that The horse
ridden by MaNim0 Gomez was killed aud
that TN the last insurgeuf charge Gomez
himself Was wounded The Government
troops attempted 10 capture him. hut
B0rrerO. one OF the rebel leaders, care
rIed him or the field 90 a place of safe
ty I'm doing so BorrcrO had 80 cross
the FIRE of the troops. but ln apparently
escaped uuscathed. 10 Is stated that the
bands under Masso and RaDl viii proceed
10 Cauto 20 aid Gomez band. and that
the combined bands Will then continue to
Puerto Principe.
Juan Guerra. "A rehci leader was
wounded in recent fight with Govern
Went troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

NEW YORK. May THE Georgia
Central railroad reports FOR March Gross
earnings. s4r4ait. d decrease OF N2it4j.
and net Ss.Si1 decrease OF = -. -
and for me nine months 20 March alst:
cross S4N75ini decrease OF S2S9. go.
ana net. -. .4I8gsI "a decrease OF S6l.3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

4 Town Rszsd. Fiffy rer.ons Killed aud
Many Others ser ou,ly Injured.

CONSTANTlNOPLE, May PA series
OF elrthlulkes today virtually razed tbs
town Of Paramyth.a, European Turkey.
Flfy persons We're killed. and l,D so-
rlOu-ly injured. The inhabitants are panic
stricken. and Will pass the night in open
spaces.
The total number OF shocks was twenty
s.x Tile Greek church. which was built
yl years ago, was moved several yards.
but is -tIl standing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
WEATHER FORECAST

WASHINGTON. d. g., May p For
Virginia. Rain. easteriy winds. becoming
sOutherly.
For North Carolina. Showers. soutneriy
winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

Following was the range OF the Their
m0meter al The Times 0hico yesterday
. A. NJ. DJ; Il NJ. y: T. 81. 40, q
Average. % Id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

H. Refuies. &, His own satisfaction, At
IAa.f rfretsry Car sie's irs.' t,n-

LAWRENCEBURG KY. May 25.-sen-
ator J. C. Blackburn. who was advertised
10 answer Secretary Carlisle here to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
So 70 tarrn Lragar Games.

All OF the southern League bail garle-
scheduled for yesterday were postponed
on account OF rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

PITTSrrDG. pa. May C-Tno Sew
York aui cleveland Gas-coM Company
to-day secured au iulw. zion n the Come
mon Pleas Cour. against the United AIne
Workers of America. fh. Independent
knights 0f Labor fAe officials anl divers
others 81 fhe local Miners Unions. ask
lug that The defendants he eui0iued from
in any manner interfering. With the one
u'0ycs of the plaintiffs or onuclne them
from their work THE bin is made return
able Tuesday. May -sth. The Defendants
were NOT surprised by this move of the
President DeArmitt. of The company.
aai state that .t VIII make no change m
their pI0gramme.
1ias--meetnss Of miners were held m
half q dozen places in the district To-day.
and the threatened descent upon Dear
mfts mine. continues. Deputies have
been sert to tne Henl mines. on tle
Panhandle. lhe imported miners there re-
FUSED 90 go 90 work ANA Joined th, RANKS
Of fle strikers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

The Last Session OF Congress Conde mned.
NJ anr...-nu .u luuc.Ic


liIISfJ iG, PA. May 2.-At to-day S
mrellhs oi the Presbyterian General AS
sem'ls ih. report of the Committee on
Ih ei'al @rmiuarics was read hy bf
MoHioii, OF 'nfihnau William l. Me-
Even. oi Ilttshurg, was announced as
chairman 5i the Milhon-boilar Memo
rial funI committee of twenty-five, or-
d'fei 90 the morning session yesterday.
ofher members of the Committee on Bills
ana oFcuufos commended as 800 answer
10 the memorial OF The Pres Dyfery of
Monmouth. that the Moderator and oih-
GERS Of the ast cmby attend The pIerm-
age io Yeunrt church. Sew Jersey. june
4th. to celebrate the ord.uatou of John
Boyd. who was the IT, Presbyterian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
FRUIIFUL or LlrIGA1IONS.
Many Suits Grow Unt Of Railroad Acct
dents

BEDFORD CITY. va. Mas o. Special.
Doc july lN,9. "a midnight passenger train
on the Norfolk and Western railroad
went down into the gap lcn hy washed
ont culvcrt ln this accident forty or
more lives were lost AT nearly every
term of Bedford Circuit Court since that
time suits have hccn brought against
the railroad company for damages To
lfo and limb. growing ont of the acci-
DON'T Every suit has been decided in
favor of the defendant. either u the
Circuit on supreme Courts.
Notuitlstapdne this several suits were
brought in The Circuit Court this week.
but they were dismissed.
Messrs. rs. .. Gardner and Cabcu Da-
Vs. of thc Lexington Hotel. Richmond.
harc leased The Hotel Bedford for thc
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

stand "l l'' ".'i, "'"i ''
ia" a'l '''''f
7''ii" '"''"i
NAl> rL. AplNo-.
After repeated efforts to break down
fle outer door ol tu. Ial Win t.i'-
phone pole. Oboe crowd lor a mom'nt i0-
sisted their efforts t1 ureaA into ihe lti-
.I. Ai.. .usADr stood oH tIe Jail stops
and addressed Oboe mob. n.--ug tHem io
l..ist. nlt in.y lal-N.l llm iuWH. Shore
.r THOMPSON. nls wife, aud Deputy .H0l-
.n James Sloan also hc.ouelt tle mob
l''',..
r barnett. father of thr injured
-Iil rll lH tlir. I.i.ii' -iN.i''''''f
'ou never H"' ''I
ana N'i 'i'''
4.'f ".' "''' , ..t
o" .. ........ ........ o.. ......
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

The Queens birthday was orcialiy cell
ehrated to-day. the artillery at ail OF
the naval and military stations hrins
falutcs. and ihc troops paradine The
Ouecn's household brigade performed thc
annual ceremony of trC0plng cOlors.
which thousands of persons witnessed ON
the parade ground at Whitehall The
weather was perfect The Prince or
wales. with Nasruia Khan. son OF the
Amcer Of Afshanlstan. rode 10 the ground
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26
! Tw0-HUlDHTT-rouND nrlr.

A bear wc.ehlng 9u pounds Was killed
near town mis- week. 10 nal wandered
down from ihD mountains
a smal C0lored child living few miles
from this place fen from two-story win
dow fsw days since. breaking lis neck
Air Alfred Noshy Of Danv1c ls visif-
ing his parents u the city.
fA-ftrGf nrlNs.
Hon. T.. O. Burks ex-iudee of the Court
Of Appeals. entertained fcU friends
Monday evenings The occasion being the
sofenty-folrth anniversary OF bis birth.
Judge hurhs carries DIS ago we'll and
thc energy which bias always character
izei him has iu u0 wise diminished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-26

The criminal assault was made az 7.50
o'clock Thursday evening 0n Miss Laura
Barnett by Halls and Royce. Miss Bar
nett. in company with Lillian Draper.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03
roo Much rR1rLrsG.

BY reference to the proceedings Of
tho Legislature it will DO seer that
after II good deal OF backing md
filing the Assembly has amended the
Comins resolution On the Pacific
railroad Indebtedness. This, Of
course, carries tho resolution back to
tho Senate where il will probably DO
held until it is too late to reach Con.
gresham Nowlands before the vote is
taken in tho House tomorrow on the
Reilly funding bill.
This delay on the part OF tho Silver
party men IN the legislature to carry
out tho platform OH which they were
elected is wholly ~indefcnsible. Tho
Comins resolution should have been
promptly buried and q Glenn cut reso.
luton, cmbodying the plank Of the
Silver party platform, should have
been adopted aud forwarded to Sen.
ators Jones and Stewart and Con.
gresham Ncwlands immediately az.
ter the organization Of the Lcgisla.
turc. This would have been dono
had thctc been nm earnest desire on
the part Of the majority OF the Lcgis.
laturc TO have the voice OF tho Statc
hoard on tho Reilly funding bill.
This backing aud filling OF the Az.
scmbly on this question will not have
II tendency to raise that body in tho
estimation Of the people. Passing q
resolution one day and reconsidering
Il the next and continuing this child's
play, day after day, ut the expense o.
tho Taxpayers otthe Stntois unworthy
Of a body charged with the duty OF
mixing lave for a great State, Thore
ought to be earnest men enough in
tho Assembly TO put a stop TO this
irjn'ng. VIII ihny do itY
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She Had Enough of Them.

He was too modest to he "a success
full lover, and he had let 40 years Of
his life go by without ever coming to
an emotional point.
He was in love with n FUR being of
suitable age, but he would not tell
her 80, and though she knew il she
could not very well give him II tip on
the situation.
Sho was willing because she had
arrived at that time OF life when a
woman is not nearly so hard to please
rs she might have been at some other
time, but he was stupid and went
away without u word.
He was gone u long time, and when
he came back he found her still
ready.
Il have come back after many
years" he said to her as he took her
hand in greeting.
She had learned something in the
years since she had seen him last.
1Well, for goodness sake, Henry"
she exclaimed fervidly. awhy don't
you take them? I'm 35 now. How
many o years do you wantP"
Then u great light shone upon him,
and he did not wait for II more.-
nat-o;. FREQ Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
wAsHoE's WAR wuoor.

The bills introduced into the AS
sembly to annex portions Of Washoe
county to Ormsby and Storey counties
are causing the people OF Reno to lose
a good deal of sleep il the articles in
the Gazette can be taken as u meas.
urc OF their feelings.
Tho INDEPENDENT does not believe
there are fools enough belonging to
the Silver party in the Legislature to
pass any bills to rip 4the damned
bowels ont of Washoo county" mere
ly because the majority OF her citi.
zen exercised their rights rs freemen
in voting for the Populist and Rcpub
lican tickets Mt the last election.
Neither do we believe that there are
simpletons enough in the Legislature
10 pass a law changing the place of
holding the State Fair from Reno to
Carson. Such n measure would
cause the abandonment OF property
in Reno that has cost Il great deal OF
money and is considered Of the
finest properties in the State. Be-
side the abandonment OF property
now owned by the State, the passage
Of such II law would entail upon the
State the expenditure Of n large sum
OF money in putting the grounds ut
Carson in proper shape.
We do not believe that the Silver
party intends to embark upon any
such silly course us that outlined in
the Gazette. a policy of spite is ure
to react with double force upon tho
political party that initiates it.
While the INDEPENDENT is not
authorized to speak for the Silver
party, it cannot resist the temptation
to say TO the Gazette that it should
not permit it's angry feelings to rise
so high at tho first signs OF war, but
should buckle on it's and fight
@Mit Siegcl' for the appropriation
plums that have heretofore fallen in
to the upturned mouths OF Ormsby
and Washoe counties. There will be a
great deal moro nutriment for Washoe
county in going for the appropriations
than there will be in going for the
Silver party's scalp in tho rod eyed
manner of the Gazette.
Go for the appropriations and never
mind the attempt to rip 4the damned
bowels out Of Washoe county,
Never mtnl the bowels, but go for
the appropriations.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03

Did yOu cvcr hold II watch and goo
how many seconds you could keep n
s'rcm Of air flowing into your lnnasY
III not. make the tcst. and you will
find that no matter how email the
stream. you cannot keep IL constantly
flowing in for more than fifteen. TWEEN.
ty or possibly thirty seconds; hut II
you try two or three times each day
you can double tho time within two
weeks. Tho boy or girl who will try
this md keep it up regularly for n
ycar, will not he likely to die of ron
sumption, and should they ever bc.
come public speakers or singom they
will be very thankful that they corn.
menccd when young TO take Sung
bnths.--Euchnngc.
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.grossed. also Assembly Concurrent
Resolution No. 3, which was taken up
and read.
Beck offered as an amendment a
copy OF the Anti Reilly bill plank in
the Silver party platform with in
structions to our Congressional Rep
resentatives to vote and act in ac-
cordnnce Herewith.
The question was argued by Beck,
McNaughton and Hogan in favor of
and by Denton and Mcdonald against
it. The vote upon the adoption OF
Beck's amendment was as follows:
Yeas, Allen OF Eureka, Beck, Briggs,
Brockliss, Conobie, Coryell, Crisler,
Denton, Flanagan, Hinman, Hogan,
Leidy. Murphy. Mcdonald, McNauh-
ton, Newman, Noel, Pitt, Russell,
Stanley. Weiland, Wilson. Nays,
Beale, Constant. Court, German,
Greenwood, Hall; Mr.. Speaker. Yeas,
%; Nays, q absent, Francis.
After the adoption OF the resolution
us amended, all the members present
voted in the affirmative, Mr.. Francis
only being absent.
Constant gave notice OF a motion to
reconsider.
At 1915 the House took a recess
till $50 Il. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met at 2:3O'but no quorum being
present another recess was taken till
Il. NJ.
At 3o'clock there was eleven alb.
sent, but there being n quorum pres.
ent, the Assembly proceeded to bus,
mess.
Assembly Concurrent resolution
No. Q Ia Constitutional amendment of
the last SESSION., was taken up and on
motion was temporarily laid on the
table.
BY Patchen-S. b. No. Illicit
carnal knowledge bill was read first
and second time by title and referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Message received from the Governol
announcing his approval OF the Lcgis
lative Fund bill.
Constitutional Amendment No. Z, o.
last session, was now taken from tn,
table. 1t authorizes prosecution b,
information instead Of indictment
made special order for Wednesday a
> T.. 81.
AT 3:35 Assembly adjourned.
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was put to a vote and lost..Il-to6; Tho
original resolution Was then voted
upon and received IA votes in the af
firmative. which was less than Inc
constitutional majority and it was
therefore declared lost.
Noel gave notice OF motion to re.
consider, as ten members were absent
or didnot vote.
Senate Resolution No. 1, in sym
pathy with the Hawaiian Government,
was passed, receiving 20 votes, all in
the affirmative.
ACR No. /. relative to calling n
Constitutional Convention was taken
up, but before any action was taken
there was II call Of the House, result
ing in adjournment till IL a. NJ.
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Sllyer's Friend (s)

President Cleveland in his special
message to Congress says he is not
unfricndly to silver. 1t will take u
great deal more evidence than the
Presidents mere assertion to convince
the people Of the United States that
he Is not the worst enemy the white
metal has. II his opposition to the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver
has been based on his friendliness to
1t, God save silver from such friends
hereafter. Such friendship for a
cause is tho friendship OF the assassin
stabbing bis victim in the back in the
dark.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03
ESTHAY NOTICE.

\ pair Of work horses about 8 years
old, II brown horse with four white
feet and large white face. and II
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face, both branded
6 6 on left thigh. came To my ranch
in north Ruby. Elko county. Nevada,
about the 10th Of December, 1891.
Tho owner II have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
ID. e. KENNEDY.
Arthur, Elko Co. New, Jan. 20, 1895.
O22 PM
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Appcal:-The report from Hum.
lioldt county that Chief Clerk Hop.
pin voted the Republican ticket, and
that the ballots with the tags left on
i'll Rebel Creek precinct show il, il
s~trenuously denied by HIM. He says
that lie is willing that his ticket DO
taken and pasted up in the Assembly
chamber to disprove the false state.
ments in circulation about him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-03
ESTiAY NOTICE.

Taken UP by II. G. Irland. Column.
bia. Elko County. Nevada. one bay
horse branded ZIG on left thigh, 8 or
. years old. weight l,OOO pounds; n
gray horse branded ZIG and Iii on
leit thigh, or 8 years old, weight
adn Iounds. Both work horses.
These horses were appraised by j.
y. Winter and Jesse Winter on tho
18th dry Of Dec. 1894. at $50.
|. II. PoGUE,
j. J.. White Rock TOwnehip. Elko
County, New. jlI2m
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THE MOST remarkable cures Of
scrofula on record have been accom-.
plishcd by Hoods Sarsapnrilla. This
medicine il uncqualled for diseases Of
the blood. Take only Hoods.