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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01
SAI.MAGUNIIl

arts.
Abuer Wiseman, one of Clover Val
avs solid ranchers, is in town to-day.
Go to Craighead's and get his prices
n tinware.
The Durrant case went to the jury
oday. We will get the verdict as
Don as rendered.
Mr.. Miller began work on the foun-
alton of the new schoolhouse this
borning. The work from now on
Ill be pushed.
The Sheehan Sisters have fine
lock of ladies' and children's hats.
ball and see them. X
Mrs. Garrecht gives notice to-day
bat there will be a shooting match
/ the Hot Springs on Thanksgiving
BAY. Remember the time and the
lace.
Dr. G. F. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
crown and bridge work. Teeth with
iut plates. Office at residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden. who have
een visiting Mrs. Brain this week,
BIT on No. to day for San Diego,
tal., where they will spend the
ginter.
The cheapest place to buy ready
babe clothing is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy suit till yon see our
ices.
Miss Flagler, the young LADY who
bot and killed a young colored boy
Shile stealing pears in Washington
Averal months ago, was indicted by
pc grand jury for manslaughter yes
BY
Have you seen Remnants display
ladies' dainty stationery and mems
egant neckwear? AL new. Come
4rly and get your choice.
Peter Pedricini was convicted of as
9ult with intent to kill John Canta,
5ias Thomas Burke at Reno We'd
esday. Pedricipi stabbed Canta on
e night of the Goth of September in
drunken row. Canta has since
jed.
An immense stock of the latest pat
rms in wall papers and carpets just
eceivcd at Reinhart's. Their prices
e all right. Try them. X
Mr.. Blakely has furnished the IN
PENDENT with sample of the
Pick burned for the new schoolhonse.
PIE brick are beautiful color and
pig like pottery. They are solid,
ELL shaped and will make a pretty
hilding.
Dave Casper has Just received q
fw lot of samples Of Fall and
inter clothing which will be made
q order from S13 50 up.
Observer Friend of the Nevada
eathet Service tells the Appeal that
last six weeks Of perfect weather
unusual. We generally have few
90 winds during October, whereas
year there has hardly been a
eeze during the entire month. Sep.
noer was also very mild month
Foughout the entire state.
oeIt' denial is the one thing most
"cuit to inculcate and always bard
practice, especially when there are
E0o Things to eat within reach. But
nc Is no self-denial necessary il you
N' simmons Liver Regulator. II
V"otes digestion, prevents Dyspep.
ana dose after hearty meal
uehcacles will prevent any discom.
y us the best goodnight toddy
"'lhooley' Roberts told repor tel
'ae San Francisco Call the other
''"t real estate in Carson had
up 100 per cent slice the Buck.
"iIhes had been bonded and that
''VS mat formerly rented for $40
. now bringing $40. Roberts is
"er visionary cuss or he has no
pecI t0r the truth as there ia abso.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01

Good bread makes good blood
"5ilver Medal Flour" makes good
bread. 4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01

Don't buy California flour when
you can get the "Silver Medal
-Four" 4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01
Nothing like Silver Medal Flour"
to keep peace in the family.
FIVE DOLLARS sEWAHN

The undersigned will pay il reward
of So for the arrest and conviction of
any boy or boys or any hoodlum using
indecent language near our business
places, interfering with our business
or III any way criminally annoying
us.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

world and also among the largest pro.
dncers. The Statistician of the Agri-
cultural Department estimated the
number o: sheep in the United States
January ., 1876, at AZ. 29l, 0G4, and 81, :
229.9S3 for North America. while there
were 49,, 80, S57 in South America and
5s3, O30,2 Oj in the world. The advance
began in the Boston market. and was
communicated to London week before
last II will be n matter of some salts
faction to those people who rejoice in
the misfortnnes of others to ieun that
the Improvement hns come alter tho
shepherds Of Australasia had marketed
their crop at very low prices. The
wool growers Of North America and
Europe are, therefore, the ones TO get
the bcuetit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
t.,EI IN Viar. CuUN'luX,

No mau, no matter how long he may
live. or where he may live, or how
busy or how great he may become,
ever forgets absolutely the years spent
~ The country, aud especially is this
so if he shall have been toiler on n
farm. There is something indescribnbly
sweet in life in the country. No mat
ter however humble the home, he
never altogether outgrovs its influence
There may be times, it is true, when,
IN the hurry and hustle of life, he may
not think of the past because of his
surroundings, but there are times when
thoughts of the old home como to him
OF the days when he was free from
care. There is "the old oaken buoke ct
that hangs in the WE'LL" the smell Of
new mown hay, the song of the birds,
the wild flowers in the field, the old
garden gate. the fields ripe with har-
vest, and thousand other thinea found
III natures garden.
These things never altogether fade
from memory, and those who have lived
close to and learned the lesson they
teach know their value. 1t is said that
the nearer man gets to nature tue
happier he is likely to be. Name
hnppiness does not always grow with
riches, and his wants are apt to inor case
as his resources increase there is
no limit to mans appetite for
more-he accumulates a million
and he wnnts to make it two, and the
struggle goes on. Such men rarely got
time to think, and there are those who
go down in the struggle before HE is
half spent. The majority of this class
have spent their lives in the cities who
have never known the pleasures OF tho
country. "the advantages of life in the
woods and fields aud have never
learned the lessons which nature
teaches"
Truly there is something in natures
voice which leaves an imprint. aud he
who has dwelt among the hills and
meadows never altogether forgets life
IN the conutry-"the days down on
the farm"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
"a LAuDanr.E MOVEMENT.

The management of St. Vincent's
Hospital. acting upon a suggestion TO
offer to oil reputable persons in good
health the benefit of hospital attend
snca III case OF illness, have consented
to give trial to q plan, and to this
end propose the establishment of a
aoclety, which in other cities has
proven to be very proficient to its
members. The plan in effect 49, that
as before stated, members of this So
ciety in good health at the time of first
payment. can upon the payment OF
nifty cents per month. and upon the
presentation OF tho physicians certiri
cate, stating that by sickness or acci
dent. such person needs medical or
surgical attendance. and 1.-The comforts
OF a well equipped hospital, be adj.
United to ST. Vincent Hospital for
treatment without further cost for
period not exceeding three months.
This ls most excellent proposition
and shonld be nvailed of by every
young man who can possibly afford to
expend the ismall monthly sum.sas an
assurance that Fin case of sickness.
which deprivss him from possible EN-.
ploymsnt, lie is cared for with every
attention that such an institution es
st, Nincents Hospital. affords. The
plan has been endorsed bv our most
prominent citizens and business men.
and they cheerfully recommend it to
their employees and other young men
OF the city. The proposition is as.
pecially called to the attention OF those
young men without homes in the CITY
who have no loved ones to attend them
while In sickness. These young men
should not be slow in availing OF this
liberal offer. The society will be organ.
ized when one hundred signatures have
been secured The VIRGIN,AS warmly
endorses the plan and considers il
noble in its conception and in it's OBJ
lects end purposes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
,IaE ADvANoEIN Woot.

After years OF depression the price
OF wool has gone mp cents pound in
the last month, and IT is predicted In
Boston that there will be q still further
advance. This means o vast addition
TO the wealth of the country, and of
class which has had large share of
hardships and has done its full share
Of complaining. su- say the least A
Rfoat deal Of wool has already been
sold by the producers. but the rise did
aot come SO late as to put all the profits
into the pockets OF manufacturers and
middlemeD.
Tue advance 10 especially important
30 the United States because this coup.
esy e the largest consumer in the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
OVER TBIE q. ANp. ~.
NALEY nAINnnrpoE cnlsr.

'
FOR the Nirginian.
Through The grand old stat, of Kentucky
W lth her meadow, hin.II and green.
der cattle grazing meath towering OAK:
y ea1'iiui pastoral sconc.
Over fair Kentucky Ii.er.
with her charming iuns and bend.
a. un IKE = ihreai of i ycr.
through sylvan hooks aud wend,.
Through fairies; Bluegrass city.
Through Bluegrass village aud town.
On o. West Virginia,
Where mountains tower aud fr2wn.
Where the rear ot mad New river.
And The HEIGHT nj mountain. grand
Make the scenery ui West N,rrinia
ihe most picturesque in the land.
On 10 dear Old Virginia.
Where clouds "f driltilg sn.w
kiS lie beautiful azure mountains.
Us We speed DER the {, and o.
o. TO Old Point Comfort.
Where ih- ocean sings his song
10 the guests OF the CAV liygeia.
As they sport with him all day long.
FROM N'wloit News DER the Bay,
Rocks the boas OF ia" G. aud e..
Whic the flags OF for, ~ Nrsiel,
Make gay The waters How.
A. We sail 10 progressive Norfolk.
Is" SoHthlauds future great city.
IN ~. hn-iit and bu-iucss and pluyI-
WIN II people 10th tr,iny and WHY.
Never such sights Il ID sounds.
For tourist wherever hc 70,
As the many aud varied wonders
Oh air over tre {. aud o.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
HAVE
HEARD
THE
VERDICT /?

1t s cheaper to buy now. " - "'N ~ 'u' oout's'
Muslin Corset Covers l5c 25c. 37!c. Soc 53c, 75c
Towns 42c ooc SIZE, ST. 33c
& zoe se s1!c O G2c deep Embroidered
nounce '9c. ana rangn upward to the fne.t n
lhen LADIES White Waists
SOC ST. SID the Sl.75 now '"Neu 'oe'
al 1865 ~ NaNuihe o'c ana ouc Instead of 900
moeF Fispd s S%Rng cloth Just odds @
a 9r ooyspeae white SOC Printed Per
nave you ever tired the patent boy? 49,
Dmo ssHgs ensng cover the bed each
of
$3.50 80 49, VA NAiio" department store profits,
ihis space s small and short used b hint
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
THE CIRCULATION OF THE VIRG IMAM
L. L SlEIN In ENCESS Of An % h.. -.

THE CIRCULATION OF TIE NlRGINlAN
ie LARGELY IN ENCESS of an, other
paper published in Eastern Virginia.
us circulation in Norfolk aud Portsmouth
IS creator than that Of any paper published
OF ,ilcu,ate in the two cities.
.tis delivered in the cities of Norfolk aud
Portsmouth AMI suburbs for 10 cents u
week. Nail Subscriptions. postage paid.
Five Dollars per yo"r; Three OollRrD for ,ix
months. One Dollar ana Fifty Cents for
three mouths, snb Fifty Cents for one
month.
Advertisements inserted at the rate of Is
CE>Is \ S',UA.E FIRST INSERTION: each subse-
quent insertion 81 CENTs, or 3 CENT'
tors are not allowed 10 exceed their spa e
or adv ertise other than their legitime to
business. except by paying especially for
the same.
THE WrrHIY NiEGrNiAT A*p CAuoL!SiAN.
sight pages. is delivered. postage paid.
three months, 25c.: six months. sec. twelve
mouths. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

several young women in London
have started novel aud sensible dress
making establishment. They take last
seasons dresses aud make them over in
the prevailing fashion. No entirely
new dresses are made, aud the charges
are reasonable,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

Let us take time for the cood.bye
Kiss. We shall go to the days work
with G sweeter spirit for it. Let us
take time to speak kind words to those
We love. BY aud by, when they can
no longer hear us, our foolishuess will
seem more wise than our best wisd ON.
Let us take time To La nlaaaant
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

= Mrs. Lense is no longer on an official
Rulary. but she will not waste much
time in idleness. Mrs Lease is too IN
dustrious g woman to let her husband
and children want for the comforts of
life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

If yon caunot go INTO the country for
the season you can become tanned Just
as dark by exposing yourself to the
sun in the city. / is the same sun and
the same kind of tau, but not so
fashionable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

During the summer can have THE
NORFOLK ViRGlNiAN mailed 10
them by ordering i. at this office,
either in person or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
STOCK RELIEF BARGAINS !!

Here are Cashmere. Worsted and
Cheviot Suits in plain and fancy effects.
Warranted tirst-class in every respect
made in our own workshops bv our own
/, llrStciass union tailoEs not single gar.
ment that the cloth and all of the lininos
and Intcrlinings are not thoroughly
shrunken before the shears are put in
them; made from materials that are or.
dnarily quoted at not less than Three
-Four and Five Dollars more than the
Stock Relief Bargain Price. and still
bear no comparison in point of manu-
facture. style and fit included. Here
they are and here they 60 Samples in
the West Window $40 takes the pick.
Here are Servioeable, Form Fitting Youths Suits
made on our own sure fitting patterns exclusively for
mem oriolk house Stylish aud we'll made are
as lar ahead OF Fire Sale aud Doodle Made Clothing
us tho SUI Ia over the earth. The Stock Relief Bar
gain Prico means convert the surplus cash. Not
original price but remnants must move and quickly
at that and the Stock Relief Bargain Price mus. make
Fifty takes tho choice.
Here are Chlldren's Suits of good,
material, sizes anywhere to age X.
made IN Double Breasted Jackets with
pants double seated, double knees, pat
ent bands and rlveted buttons, Suits
that have weight enough for the year
round wear, tough as leather and lust
the thing for the boy that is rough on
clothes. Samples on forms in the Cloth
ing Window. Here they are and here
they go for One Forty-Five to make
move lively
Here nre Boys Knee Pants, samples in the New
annex window, Atlantic street All sizes including
age 10. kuee Pants of stuff that shows Big Value for
the price aud makes 1t possible every boy to wear
tidy Knee Pants at small outlay of cash Here
ney are and here they Mt the Stock Relief Bargain
fFice oil len Cents pair, as long as thoy last
Here are Mems Fine Pants, Fault
lessly Tailored, accurately cut and as
correct lifting as it is ever possible to get
Ready-Made Trousers made from
Fine Cassimcres, Twecds, Serges. Elan
nels, Worsteds and Cheviots, Warranted
every fibre pure wool, some silk MIXED
and not single pair in the lot that is
not we'll worth from One to Three Dol
lars more than the Stock Relief Bargain
Price now in force, but cleaning up time
is now here. and the odd pants must be
sold without reserve Here they are
and here they 90; S takes the pick of
lot. Samples strung all over the Cloth.
| ing Window
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14
PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY

Enterel na second. eiass maltor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

4. here are Negligee Shirts. Perfect Fitting made
oy .he very best American Manufactures. ashionsd
r 5ne latest and most approved styles with deep
"rn down collars, attached and detached and lara
pearl pearl buttons Just such Neggee Shirts that ey.
tIns,se fnr5shers usually charge fancy prices-Here
dow-75c. " Wv '-As' WIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

Here are Neckwear Values that tower
head and shoulders in Fabrics and De.
signs over and above any ever placed
on SAFE Tor the price. Silk Impcrials.
iull lengths and widths, only 25c. Pull
Sand Bows, Iecks Club Ties and Four
n-hands OF choice designs and latest
Shapes are included in the line for a
Quarter to make them move lively.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

Here are Meh's and Boys Straw Hats of Fashion.
aoe Shapes. nnd IN every particular class goods
samples IN both windows aud RATS inside impossibls
10 snow IN the windows Some 81 per cent less than
ie pr'sina price, others Mt half their actual value
Each and everyone n Genuine Money. Saving HarToin
LOOK EN- over the size right the price il surely
right The Last Window shows bang up Straw Hats
only soc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

Here are Mems and Boys Sweaters
samples in the East Window actua
value Twenty-Five Cents everywher,
under the sun. Save your dimes. Here
they are and here they 60 The Stool
Relief Bargain Price names them only =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-14

Here are Underwear Bargains that rut HuIvs.
ana Quarters In your pocket right along. Scrivep,
Patent Elastic Seam Drawers, standard price eyerv
where bnt here. 81 The Stock Relief Bargain Price
only zoe. Drop Stitch Babriggnn Underwear for The
hnif are regular hnmmers. Fancy Stripe Derby Rib
bed underwear at soc Big Leaders Cool Lace
undershirts only Quarter Light Gauze Undershirts
only 15c. %
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16

Note.-A minus sign (-l prehXed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 "T" in nnection with rainfall indicates a trace of rainfall too small to measure.
 Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16
SOUIHINGT0N.

Feb 15-sliding down hill is good now and every hill hereabout is merry at times with scores of boys and girls.
 There have been some men at work after dark at the rolling mill and the power has been kept running and the busy work at such an hour brings back to mind the time when there was a double shift at the mill, the one shift working in the daytime and the other at night It was quite a treat to go as visitor to the mill at night-time then and look at the way iron was made all the way through in half an hour from the time the pieces of broken scrap iron were put in the furnace until they were worked together and then passed through two mills of rolls and made into bar iron. This could not be done with the same scrap iron at the same time, as after going through the first mill the iron must cool and is not work ed over again for a day or two, but on occasion it could be done and one could see it all in half an hour, besides look ing at the two stationary engines and getting good idea of the whole build ing, with its tall smokestacl1s and chim- neys from the six furnaces, while a passing train would make life more real as it whistled going by the crossing within a few feet of the mill. If a night shift is ever put to work here again the busy scenes at the mill will call people to go and look at the men work.
 There isn't thing to say hardly now about what is to be done at the public meeting of voters to be held next We'd nesday night at our town hall. Most of those who are to be there know what is wanted in the way of something to take away from sinks the waste water that has to be gotten out of the way somehow or another, and it may be call ed to their attention that the change of town government was made here so that we all could get so that we might enjoy life about as well as citizen liv- ing in New Haven. This we can do as far as what men can do acting in and with each other and all together in making good sidewalks and having pub lie halls and parks, and the like of that and with electric street railways and lights on our streets, and such like, and now with a sewer planned for all of us to want to have made and to have it good one. If any of New Haven friends who enjoy the look of New Haven's beautiful harbor and are proud of its New Haven's splendid green, and who know what a people like us would like for a sewer system, will write for the Journal and Courier" a few lines in advance of. our public meeting, so that it will influence our voters to go ahead for the sewer to be made, we will like it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16
MRs. MARY y. BE1DEN.

Very Estimable old Lady Passes Away.
 Mrs Mary w. Belden, who died at her home in this city last Monday, was a fine old lady with many excellent traits of character and leaves a large circle of friends and acquaintances. She also leaves one daughter, her only child, Mrs. Hazard, wife of Robert Hazard. They resided with her.
 Mrs. Belden was quite an aged lady, being nearly eighty-three years old at the time of her death, and was much re- spected by all who knew her.
 The funeral was held from her late residence, No. IA Sylvan avenue yester- day afternoon at 8 o'clock, many friends attending.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16
Turned Down

Turned over or turned out. How shall we express it :? Let the old title Clearance Sale /" do. First time we've done it in Boys Clothing. Big sales have broken sizes in many lots. A good many kinds of sizes but not many sizes of a kind. Sure to find a Suit to fit Mammals fancy and the boys frame. $2. 50 and $500 will in some cases go as far as $4.oo and $500 did before reduction time. Boys Clothing Department.