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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-14
SAI.MAGUNDI.

harts.
Mrs. Lou Henderson and daughter
Sadie left for their home at Carson
today.
Fine, fresh sausage, made every
day, at Craighead's butcher shop. *
District Attorney Massey left for
Terre Haute, Indiana yesterday morn
ing on visit.
Silver Medal Flour" made at the
Elko mill, is the best.
The Wheeler Bros. and G. r. Will
son will ship about 1000 head of sheep
to Chicago tomorrow.
Oysters served in every style at the
Depot Hotel at all hours. Guaranteed
fresh or no pay.
Mr.. Blakely is turning out fine
brick for the new schoolhouse. He
has about 100000 on the yard now.
DIR. G. r. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
ont plates. Office at residence. =
DR.. Moore left this morning for
business trip through RUBY Valley
He will be gone about week and a
half.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing Is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy a suit till you see our
prices.
Josh Billings says: "When a man
hez a good wife he should set per.
feckly still and bless God every TWEEN.
ty minutes"
An immense stock of the latest pat
terms in wall papers and carpets just
received at Rcinhart's. Their prices
are all right. Try them. X
Mr.. Garcia is settled in his new
store, next door to Mr.. Chase's. and
is ready to wait on all who want any.
thing i'll his line.
BE loyal to home production and
use the SILVER Medal Flour" y
The Leavitt all star troupe played
TO Il full house Saturday night.
Those present were we'll satisfied
with the entertainment.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot of samples Of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from S13 50 up.
Boston Herald:-Pasteur died in
the stable where one hundred horses
were kept for scientific purposes. No
soldier ever died nearer his post.
Build up your home market by
using "Silver Medal Flour. +"
Judge Talbot left for Ely Yesterday
morning to hold term Of court.
From Ely he will go to Phoebe. He
will return the first of next month.
Have you seen Reinhart's display
Of ladies' dainty stationery and mems
elegant neckwear? All new. Come
early and get your choice.
Sheriff Natter hired an Indian yes
terday morning to kill one Of his
horses that was so badly crippled
while being shod in Jones blacksmith
shop few weeks ago.
[ have opened a full line Of new
gents furnishing goods in the Alex.
ander building which | will sell
cheap for cash. Give me call. CAEi
sAR ALEXANDER.
Jamie" sharply called out his
mother, you've been loafing all day
Satan always finds some work for
'dle hands to do. Take this basket
and bring in some kindings."
W. r. Crane, of South Fork, will
leave for Duckwater after load OF
apples in day er two. He will take
with him load Of "Silver Medal
Flour and will return about the first
Of next month.
Mr.. Dunn has withdrawn from the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-14

Bread aud biscuits made from "Sil-
yer Medal Flour are light and de-
liclOus. Il
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-10-14

WANTED-A reliable lady or gen
tlcmm to distribute samples and make
a houSe-to.house canvass for our Veg
ctabIu Toilet Soaps. $40 to So a
month easily made. Address Crofts
& Reed, 90 S. Robey street, Chica.
go. o5dlw.
The morning times., 1895-12-29

boy who has breakfasted on bread and beer
that beer drinking makes a man brutal and
immoral, then sending him home 20 see
beer on the table for his fathers luncheon.
II have found that schno!Inen generally
believe said Commissioner Hubbcil 'rster.
day, that principles of behavior -:aunot he
taught by rote. The Idea of those who have
thoIgnt Of the subject Is that good manners
and correct habits of life can better be in
culcated by force of example than in any
other way
The board of estimate and apportion-
nent has referred the matter OF appropria
tioR 10 the city council to see IL it can be
forced to set aside the money"
The board of education is opposed TO ii.
A resolution was passed on June of this
year expressing its disapproval of the bill
and requesting the governor not TO sign 1t.
At the last meeting of the board Supt.
Jasper was instructed to meet the board
OF estimate and appOrtioDment and explain
the details OF the law which necesSitated
the request for an extra appropriation OF
of $4,000. 1t was explained that unless the
city undertook the raising OF this money, by
special tax for books, the 100000 set
ASIDE for the maintenance of the schools
would be withdrawn.
The teachers and principals object to the
enforced teaching OF this branch, on the
ground that it viii lessen the time to be
devoted 10 INSTRUCTION III luDuatne entdi
studies.
1--WE have too little time sow,' said
Mrs. Nora Lehman, principal of the primary
school at Fifty-cighth street and Third
avenue. Ito teach the things which must
lay the foundation of q cli.d's education.
i have been used FOR several years to giving
my pupils health talks two or three times
q week, after the opening exercises in the
assembly room. In these the injurious eff
fects OF narcotics and tobacco are dwelt
upon sufficiently TO impress the Child with
their meaning.
1t is terrible tax, too, to be required
to put readers into their hands. Why, We
have no less than three supplementary read
eTs. In some OF the lower grades teachers
prefer to give their Instructions orally, as
more effective, but this law compels us TO
burden the babies With this book as soon
as they know how To read, even though
other instruction is given orally. / am
heartily in favor of more time for giving
the fundamental studies TO q child, who has
all too little time, at best, for an educa
ton"
Miss Curtis, another primary principal,
said: Il believe that sich instruction
should be- given entirely from the platform.
have always done so, and think II gives as
much Information as can be given, Willie
it spares the children from overcrowding
in the daily recitations. think such talks
two or three times a week enough
The morning times., 1895-12-29
Ignorance of Bachelors.

Bachelors who have lived alone or al
hotels and clubs acquire strange ignorance
about children. One OF these was telling a
friend how his little nephew enjoyed THE
Jungle Book"
How old is he?" was asked.
''oh, 1 don't know, seven or eight.
Maybe ten.'
Then lie can read the stories him
self?"
LET me see. No, lie can't. He's too
young. He las the book read to him."
Then he must be less than ten years
old"
The uncle was puzzled. That's So" he
said, reflectiyely. my rother hasn't
been married nearly SO long as that.
don't believe It's more than six years.
No, the boy can't be over four or five.
think he's Just four"
Cant you tell his age by looking at
him?" asked the friend.
why, no." answered the uncle, hope
lessly. "All children look the same age to
me, except infants and those that are about
ready for college,"
1t was another bachelor who was visit
ing friends when a caller came with his
young son. The boy was four or five years
old, and manly little chap. The bachelor
was attracted by his appearance, and,
patting his cheek, said to the father:
Hes a sturdy boy, isn't lie? He'll be
ready to go out and play ball in few
years."
II can play ball, already" spoke up the
child, proudly.
''Why, he can talk, can't her exclaimed
the astonished bachelor. 81 didn't know
children could talk at his sge."
The company would have doubted the
sincerity of his ignorance had he not been
too evidently in earnest.-New Yory Tri-
bune,
The morning times., 1895-12-29

Informed upon them. II she would talk,
much would be known that is now dark.
A friend OF Mrs. Terrell approached her
the other day to ask her what one new
thing she thought would be Most desirable
for the sultan TO do, what new leaf he
should turn over for the new year. But
Mrs. Terrell returned shtke OF the head.
Upon being further pressed, she referred
her caller TO +. Hopkinson Smith. author
and artist, who was for a long time u
member OF the American colony i'll constan-
tDople, and who is Mrs. Terrell's guar
dian, as it were, in America.
HoPKINsoN SMITHS VIEWS. '-
"If Mrs. Terrell Were a'different sort of
woman," said Mr.. Smith, ~ would use
my Influence with her 10 make her talk.
But she isn't. ! have just come back from
Washington, whittier went upon matter
closely allied to this, and during my
absence there have been repeated calls at
my house for Mrs. Terrell, but my wife and
! VIII not tell where she is.
The fact Is, she is In a private hospital,
at the bedside OF sick daughter, and it
agitates her to know that Turkey and Mr..
Terrell are the subjects OF criticism. 1t
makes her sick that there should be
agitation upon matter in which the
principals are blaIneless. In fact, my ac-
quaintance with her began through a letter
The morning times., 1895-12-29

very much used in de Pompsdour's time,
and was called the marqaise ruche. 1t is
one of this winters reyiyals. The bodice
is draped with lace fastened with rosettes.
Ball and opera cioaks are long, loose
coats with enormous bishop sleeves and
Il hood or ornamental collar. Some OF
them have u Vatican pIait. They are
made of pale broche silk or OF velvet.
satin lined and waddcd, and are bor-
dered with fur and sometimes have guip-
ure and other appliques. In general the
simplest are the most elegant. One Of
pale green broche satin has collar
standing very high behind in box-plaits.
so full as to form ruche at the baci;
bordered with chiDchillas. The same
fur borders the front ana sleeves. Another
of brown satin has a square collar falling
down the back in piaits and revcrs In front,
all faced with cream guipure and bcrdered
with sable. Sable collar.
A very handsome one OF cream velvet
printed with cashmere pat tern, has
borders of otter. One of cream cloth u
faced down each side OF the front with
brown silk pass emen;erie, all the pat
tern outlined with fur. inexpensive and
rich-lookiDg short capes for evening are
made OF velveteeD printed with an all.
over cashmere pattern in colors and ftp
ished with fur collar and borders
The morning times., 1895-12-29

who could throw real light upon the sub
Ject is in New York City, living quietly
and keeping entOy out of public gaze.
This is Mrs. Alexander Terrell, wife Of
Minister Terrell, of Turkey, and q recent
returner from the Orient.
Mrs. Terrell is a small, very gentle wo-
man of much intellectuality-so much
that people wonder what Minister Terrell
does without her, and as for being posted
upon Turkish matters she is absolutely
The morning times., 1895-12-29

that wrote to New York paper defend
Ing her husbands policy In Turkey, policy
which I, being for a long time a member Of
the colony there, know to be perfect. I
could say great deal about this, but will
not.
about the sultan's new leaf. Now you
are getting down to pathos. do not
personally think that Abdul Hamed isinneed
OF q, new leaf. He is very nearly perfect
as a monarch. I know him well aud ]
know what am saying.
but IL were compelled to suggest
The morning times., 1895-12-29
Slfted.

In life's school there's a teacher,
Experience, his name,
From whom each man creature
Receiveth praise or blame.
In this school are two classes
Who study their term through;
The debtors are the masses,
The creditors the few.
New York World.
The morning times., 1895-12-29
WHY He Forgot.

sniplelgh-I say, Poorpeigh, how is it you
have not paid thatbii of mine?
Poorpeigh-My dear fellow, l have been so
busy on that new book of mine that had for
gotten all about it.
Snipleigh-What are you writing?
Poorpeigh-A treatise on memory.-Phila.
delphia Ledger.
The morning times., 1895-12-29
ABDUL HAMED'S NEW LEAF
Plat Advises the Sultan to Take
Lessons in BossiSm.
GAME WOULD CARVE HIM
Famous Men and Women Give "the
Mnn Who Thinks" Some New Y ear
Authorizations Expressions on
the Turkish Situation Expressed
Under Guise of Pleasantries,

Copyright 1895 by Ryman Interview Syn
dicate.)
While people are conjecturing things
about Abdul Hamed, Sultan of Turkey, and
giving opinions regarding his majesty's
integrity and uprightness, the only person
The morning times., 1895-12-29
On Good Authority

On Good Authority.
"The legitimate's dead" the actor ex-
claims,
With mIen deep detected. trow
Inasmuch as he murdered it night after
night
He ought all about it to know.
Detroit Tribune.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The schooner Wanderer, of Lopez ISL
and has taken about thirty tons O. hay
from here to the Bay Cities in the past
week.
The Roche Harbor Lime Co.'S. steamer
Roche Harbor, was locked at the Trading
Co.'S. wharf last Saturday night and took
on cargo of hay for Roche Harbor.
The Island Packing Co.'S steamer Mich
igan, Captain BOline. was in port Satur-
day evening for wood and fresh supply
of provisions and went out again with the
pile driver, Monday morning.
The gasoline launch Sport" of What
com has been lying at the Sweeney dock
for the past few days. On her run over
she exhausted her supply of gasoline and
consequently has been waiting for tow
from the Thompson.
The Ethiopia, Captain O'Brien, called
here on her run from Vancouver to Seat
tic, for the first time since putting in her
new boilers. last Saturday night and dis
.harged considerable general freight and
took on four and Il half tons of potatoes
and ninety dozen eggs. consigne to F'is-
her Bros. and Beainis u Kennels, Seat
tie.
The Thompson took twenty eight era es
Of Strawberries and al Tut four tons of hay
from here Mondiy. tor Nhatcom. Tues
lay 81 q di ,lai ged len to is Of salt for
Thomas Bru, and yesterday, discharged
bales rice for the Chinese cook house.
She received thirty five crates berries,
about forty sucks oats, five barrels lime
md one team horses.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
EAST Sound NEWS.

A literary society, with reading
ON, was organized last week.
a jubilee picnic and boat race are
among the possibilities ON the Fourth
A col0red comedian held forth to a
small audience, in the l. o. o. F. hall
Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the NJ. f
church, will have refreshment booth
near the church Oh the Fourth of july
and will serve ice cream, lemonade, and
other refreshments.
Mr.. Harry D. Mahlerand Miss Louise
r Hing, both of this place, We're married
here yesterday, at 8 Il. H., by the Rev.
VIM. J. Dickson. THE ISLANDER
wishes them happiness and pros perity
Oar berry men are all busy at present.
The season has but fairly begun, yet
some & 'od shipments have been made.
rnere were between 90 an | 20 crates OF
strawberries on the wharf Monday
evening. They We're shipped by FRY,
Donohoe, Gibbons, King and Others.
Several growers have contracted Il
fairly good figures.
ISLANDER.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
The Fourth in the Valley.

The order of exercises at the Fourth
of July Celebration at Union Grove.
will I've as follows:
At 1890, a. III. grand overture by the
Valley Orchestra.
Patriotic song, by choir.
Reading Declaration of Independence,
Prof. Hatcher
Grafton by Hon. J. T.. Blair.
From one to two o'clock in the aft"r-
honn will br 100 yard foot races, girls
race. and climbing greasy pole.
From two to three O'clOck-egg race.
high jump, catching gaeased pig, three
legged race.
The rest of the afternoon will he
devoted to races of various kinds, and q
"Tug of War" and Il match game OF
ball
Prizes for the winners in the various
sports havr been given Inv p. Welcl,
JAS Ross, San Juan Trading Co j. l.
Murray, and Culver Bros Besides
numerous cas!, contributions.
The Valley Orchestra will be- OIL hanf
during the dav and night so shat those
who wish to dance will be assured q
the hest mu-ir Obta;nahie. Meal
will be served in the kitchen durins
the dav and night.
Tickets to dance, including supper
81 % per couple.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
VALLEY GLEANINGS.

Strawberry shortcake is again the Or
Ter of the day.
Haying is suspended on account of
last weeks rain.
Meade Wiley is putting the finishing
touches on his new barn.
Mrs Dorley, son and baby daughter
IRE visiting with fer daughter, Mrs
Davis, at Clearbrook, Whatconl county.
Andy Johnson is building fine
dwelling on his farm, which when
completed will he one of the finest resi-
lences in the county.
Mrs, Grin Boyce is visiting frsends i'll
Victoria, Il. c., this week.
Mr.. Dorley, our knight of the anvil,
10 doing rushing business. Five
mowers were seen at his shop one day
last week.
D More, of Seattle, representing the
Osborne Machine Co., spent Inc Week
here. He reports having sold large
bill of binding Irvine to the farmers.
The Argyle Milling Co. is turning
ont some first-class rolled oats ANA graz
ham -four, ma l.. from home grown
grain. Flour and feed will also be
placed Oh the market shortly.
The Island Packing Co. are erecting
fish trap at the South End When
completed it will extend nearly two
miles, and cost about s., 900. L..
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27

assessor of Island county for more than
thirty years, and one of WILDLY islands
most respected and houored citizens,
died at his home in San de Fuca OF,
Friday, June II, of La Grippe.
The power house of the Seattle Con-
solldated Street Railway Company was
destroyed 10y fire last Thursday morn
ing, entailing a loss of 100000 All it's
machinery and nearly all the cars of
the company were burned. Insurance.
$40 90.
The steamer Anna NJ. Pence was en-.
tirely d .stroyed by fire Sunday morn
ing near Point L well, shortly after one
o'clock, and The / f. Il Thomas III. Sui
htan, the coo'I, VS. LOST, he probably
haying jumped iAio the waler.-Ta-
coma Ledger.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
Fourth of July Ball.

There will re a Grand Ball given in the
I. O. O. f. Hall in Friday Harbor, on
Thursday evening, July 4th. Tickets to
lance, including supper, Sl.00 per couple.
The Bay View Hotel will give the sumner,
md have promised us so netting g"o1 t"
at We are ing to h We good m1si", Il
god crowd ard Good time. w" cor
Tally invite you to come and eninv yonr-
self while Won may, tor remember you
may be Il 'ong time dead.
JOHN 0or GLAs,
l.. r. CARTER.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
EAST SOUND NURSERY
FOR SALE!

The East Sound Nursery, consisting
Of "a acres of land; 10 acres cleared and
fenced; 200, five-year-old, fruit trees, IN
orchard; a one-story, l4x24r it,, frame
mouse; about 1000 feet of water front;
1000 trees, l, and years old, consist
ing OF apples, prune, pear, cherry, etc.
Also 5000 currant and gooseberry cut
uhgs. All stock free from insects ana
III good condition. Good local trade
ana flrst-class reputation.
>, This Nursery IS situated Ii miles from
East Sound, Orcas Island. Will sell
eGnIeap, for cash, or will trade for young
olooded COWS, of any breed. Address
or callon
I. IL. Van SAINT, East Sound, Wash.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Chairman Arbuckle, of the Dem :
cratic state central committee, of Color
ado. last week issued a call for Demo
cratic srate convention 10 be held at
Denver. July 2, for the purpcse of COIL
sidering the financial question:.
Thomas Nunan, who bad, been the
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27

confirmation there. He MADE HE
ISLANDER pleasant call.
The Little Gem moping machine Is
daisy. You will fall IN love with it at
fret sight. Now you can keep your
floors clean with but very little work.
For sale by the San Juan Trading Co. T
One of the largest stocks of Dry Goods
ever brought to the Harbor will arrive
THE week for the San Juan Trading co.
IF Won know good thing when you
see it call and inspect them ana yo"
are sure to buy.
Mr.. E. Harrison, county assessor,
came over from Waldron last Friday
where he had just finished his assessing
and is now completing his work of San
Tuan. When this is done he will have
practically finished this years work.
The Thompson last Saturday took
ON boxes of smoked herring from the
Sweeney dock. They were from Mr.
Graignic, of Waldron, and were con-
s;oned to Gatz Brothers, San Francisco.
This makes 700 boxes he has shipped
i'm the past ten days.
Mr.. F. C. Troxel and son JOHNNIE,
and Ernest Davis his son-in-law, OF
Port Stanley, paid the Harbor vis''
last Friday. Mr.. Troxel has one OF tue
! finest places on Lopez island He says
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
TAKE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | will not
DC responsible for any debt or debts con-
Iacted under my name without writ
Ten order signed by myself.
SAM'L. FL. Gross.
'Feche Harbor, WASH, May 18th, 1895.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
Coming to Friday Harbor.

B. w. Holloway, The Jeweler, will
be i'm the Harbor on Saturday, July 9th
with good stock of watches, jewelry
anu spectacles and will remain at least
a week. He will he glai to see all his
old customers and many new ones.
Watches. clocks and jeweiry repaired
i'm first-class manner and all work guar
anteed. Work or orders can he left at
L. B. Carriers Blue Front Grocery
Store. Spectacles fitted scientifically.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-06-27
New Millinery stock.

Miss Ottenheimer, of San Francisco,
has opened millinery parlors at Mrs.
NJ. A. Sweeney's residence and will be
pleased to see all I'm need of ANYTHING
in her line. She makes speciality of
teaching millinery. Terms reasonable.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
LAS VEGAS NUEvO MEXICo ABRIL 20 DE 1895

esfueraos en- su favor y han apelado dc
Ia sentencia del Juez LaughHu Ia
corte suprema del rerritouo, que Sc
reuniri en- el pr6ximo Julio y entonces
dererminari sobre Ia suerte de estos
sentenciados 81 como SC cspera, di-
cho tribunal condrma la sentencia con
ira dichos acusados su ejecuci6n ten
dra lugar despues de dado el fallo, de
modo que en- todo case no seran ahor-
cados en- Mayo como prescribe la SEN
lencia del Jucz I.aughlin, sino en- el dia
que sehale el tribunal supreme del Te-
rrltorio, en- case que la sentencia sea
conlrmada,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20

El Eitrncs en- Ia mahana fuG llama
ia IA Causa del Territorlo encontra de
Auiceto Lucras por el crimen dc hur-
70 alefo. Esta es una dc las muchas
causas que son tiaidas con el fin dc sa-
ciar 8 satisiacer los deseos dc algunas
pcrsonas que SC ocupan en- denigrar el
carlctcr de nuestros mejores ciudada-
nos. Cuando Ia evidcncia fuG conclui-
ia por partc del Tenitorio el juez ms
uuY6 al jurado de rctonar IN dlcta-
men de sin culpa. Las Nuevas dc
Lincoln.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-04-20
PARA YENDER.

Gruerls dobip mcho ln Ultima moia y u.ill
,aifn " ceHllrosi 4 :. cen nyua.
-kobfe cu1ag hla ca, 'nmnho fegulff, io ven.
dadsrn dDulcq iem pIr % 20, nue tfO pc 10 -
|ferThgOs
Issao 10 aua ,onetn.s pn uuestro cstal'crlmlm.
"a hlsaclo. mas tnIH'oI quo lauas s1 hn oidu,
perEiuorl Hl rOutalo.