Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-20
will present his name at the National
Democratic Convention.

new lot of samples of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from s13 so up.
Secretary Morton, in order to pre-
vent the monthly grain reports of the
agricultural department from getting
to spectators in advance, has made
changes in forty-four of the state
agencies and further measures will be
taken to prevent leaks.
New York World:-Forty-eight
young women who are supposed to
know law received diplomas to that
effect yesterday. All, or nearly all
OF Them, are unmarried. The first ap-
pication they should make of their
knowledge is to look for a husband
and habeas corpus him.
General George w. Jones, of Iowa,
celebrated his ninety-frst birthday
last Sunday by dining with his.old col
leagues in the United States Senate,
James w. Bradbury, of Maine, and
ex Governor G. N. Fitch, of Michi-
gan. Of the three, Bradbury is the
oldest and Fitch the youngest.
Fine, fresh imported and domestic
flower seeds, a full assortment of
flower pots and the best plant food, at
Muller's.
Chicago Dispatch:-The editor of
the Tuscaarawas Advocate says that
a pretty woman with no other knowl-
edge than how to use a pair of saucy
eyes, can control more men than a
score of the greatest female orators
In the world. Does he introduce
that girl with the saucy eyes to his
wife?
The examination of John T. Jones,
accused of stealing bullion from the
Carson Mint, is to be held with closed
doors. This means that the people
will be kept in the dark regarding
the steal until his trial takes place if
held to answer by Commissioner Ed
wards. There is nothing to gain by
such a course.
Probably this, from the Louisville
Courier Journal, will be conceded
in as an American opinion: The law
as science does not gain in respect
from the many and diverse interpre
tations it receives in the highest
court of the land in constituting the
income tax, nor will that which is
most desirable, public confidence in
the court, be strengthened.
An immense stock of the latest pat
terms in wall papers and carpets just
received at Remnants. Their prices
are all right. Try them. X
Mr.. Edison said recently that he
believed the news papers of the future
would be published by monograph.
His reason for this was that the eye
sight of people was becoming poorer.
the time of busy people was becom-
ing more and more occupied, and
many Of the newspapers we're now. so
large that it was impossible for busy
people TO read them through.
Congregationalist Stewards
mother was making sandwiches out
of deviled ham. The little fellow
came along, and, seeing the can with
the picture Of the imp on it, regarded
it earnestly awhile and then said:
mamma, what is that stuff" "This?
Oh, this is deviled ham," He looked
seriously at the mixture, and in an
awed voice inquired, "Why mother
have you killed him?"
Appeal:-We think it might be a
good idea for the Republican papers
in this State, to admit that there is a
shortage in theMint, and that the par
ties responsible for it will have to face
the issue in a criminal trial. The prac-
tice INDUCED in by some of these or.
gans in trying to discredit everything
in connection with the case, will not
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