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oissan fswa CalleA 81 - Pay Crniek-
shank o7s for n.
TIE town of Gilman Is again In The
superior court. this time ~ respondent
In . damage suit for the acoidentai Kill
tng Of . So bar horse beiongfng 10 John
crusckshank. The complaint shows HAT
on June IL. 1e4 while the horse was
lawfully upon q coznmnn thorou ghfare CT
highway within the corporate limits OF
TIE town, he was. without fault Of the
cswser, p-ecIpita*sd down deep aid
dangerous enahan1rnens. receiving intur-
les from which he then and there lay
down ana died Cruickshank presented q
bill for damages te the council. bat the
claim was disAlloxed. whereupon suit
was 5fought before Cyrus Darst. justice
OF the peace. On January g. according 70
ne transcript. the following proceedings
were had:
"a jury trial was demanded by attorney
Tor defendant. A summons was listed for
8 jurors and placed IN the hands II the
constable. Said jurors apeared In court
and after being questioned under oath
and excepted by both plaintiff and de-
PENDANT the jury was sworn to Try the
cause. After examining witnesses both
for plaintiff and defendant the cause was
Sabmittea 70 the jury for their consider
alton The jury brought In q verdict In
faor Of tia piaintin and assessed his dam
ages at s75 and cost
Judgment for $lu7S was accordingly
rendered. the costs amounting to Sc. IS.
In this case tha town Of Gilman and
John McQuads, the city marshal who
has failed so far to collect his salary.
appear on the same side. the notice OF
appeal having been served BY McQuaas
upon Cruickshark
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In the superior court yestcreiny Sarah
I. Charsan sued wiisiara f.. Charlan for
divorce. Tssey were married OF Oscnda,
Mich. February ~ fss7. and now have
one child narzed Alice years oif. In
Augsi, 1883. II IL charged. Crarian de-
serted his family aud continues 90 live
apart from theFa- The wife says that
for more than six years she husband By
reason OF idieness T<ofslgs ard dtsst-
passon. has neglected "a support her and
the child. compelling them 20 live upon
she charity o< friends and what uttIe
money she coali earn. TIE ozfy Prop
eFty Is fe@ Household gcests and sew
ing usaeh4ae. The mother oaks fo~ the
custody OF the ehEss-
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se~ SUITE siiea.

In re superior court yesterday new
SUITS were filed as follows:
National Bank Of Commerce VI. Sezx-
tie Pickle and Vinegar Works. Inc
Promissoxy note. $50.
Sarah I. charian VI. William e. Char
ian--DsyoFce.
Joan Cru.ckshank Va Town of Gilman
Appeal from justice court.
Henry Richard Taylor vs. Charles HI.
Mason ct ai.--Promissory note and mort
sage. So.
Henry Boyle VS.. Latour q co.--Rent.
SsS5; damages. 500.
Frank ID. lSauson vs.. Lucy Short SlaH-
eon--Nulnty Of marriage.
Il. r.. I.iIienthal VS.. George Yank ct
ux.-Chattei mortgages. s., 80.
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To AMEND THE SCHOOL Law.
school Principals Want Old Debt
Validated aud Cash Payments.

The principals of the various city
schools held a meeting in the board
room yesterday afternoon with Prof.
O. s. Jones In the chair. for the purpose
OF taking action hooking TO the strength
ening OF the school bill about to be pre-
serted to the legislature by securing
the Signatures OF voters to number OF
petitions which the meeting agreed
should be circulated by principals and
teachers.
Prot. Jones outlined the bin, which IN
effect asks permission for tires-fffths
OF the voters to validate any debt which
the school board may have incurred
over l-2 per cent of the taxable prop
erty tn the school district: also making
provision for the expenses OF the cur
rent year to be paid out OF the tax levy
or the present year.
The meeting adjourned subject to the
cali OF the chair
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Thro-u MAay af ous caxfozners dass
the e01aMeaceEert Of their
H~wx>k recovxry from eheunaf;sm 10
M OtSHc8 ths day they began 20 use
- rxlne'e Csfcxf Ccmpound.
away Try l.
STKWArT HOLMES pRrE coNPsY.


Pref. Pagan n Peril, bot He Ksespes
with sesrching.
Charles FaEan. the principal II the
Pacific school, had q narrow escape
from frzghfui death from burning
at his acune. CORNER OF East ard Madison
streets. hast Tuesday evenzng. By ssne
acciderN coal oil lamp became over
turned neaf by where Mr. Fssan stood.
en- explosion followed the fall OF the
lamp and the burning OIL was SCATTERED
all over the clothes OF the principal.
setting them on fire in a number Of
places Fowturateiy ie wore q heavy
winter suit. as wei as heavy woolen
undsrcsothsng. and by prompt action
the burning clothes were thrown OF
before the flames reached the flesh In
his fight with the flames Mr.. Pagan
had his hands and face slightly burned.
but these are comparatively trivial. and
he Is expected to set back to his regu>
lar duxfes today or tomorrow.
Mr.. Pagan was surrounded by his
fasr6ly and for q time the nGrter locked
serious for the safety OF the building.
The damage. however. was small.
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. r~o..s. Finaisy wins ssss efxAs.

jean McQua<ie. vho made such : stren-
uous ngz1- for his position Of marshal %
thu town cf Gilman from which he had
been Illegally oszz<ed. - On top again
WIKI breA feet. hAsing succeeded in being
reelected BY the new council which
toak cezce January 8, and securing be-
side warrant Ia fsszl for the six months
time for which he was Idle. and during
which Ed Tfembley WAS usuzrins his
MACE.
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fss BANDS OF THE snrn.rr.
and Harry Whites Keal
Estate Ia rs. Said.

= sas'oas on the judgments confessed
! - saefsser court January 5 by %. r.
aaa DTS soas We're placed On the
7, essersn Van de vanter ycster-
u s1Gsfnenfs aggregate s3na, Col. III,
-. ~ sosfesSsd ia the follow ng cases.
Saatxs National syank VS.. n. ~
n q. Denny. 81. Sss. "A: same VS..
i !. = soNn b. and u. Thomas Denny
nm - i. Blen.k VS.. same. x5a.-
- "a execution against the prop
g marry White was also placed In
aM Of the sheriff on a Judgment
9 IN saver oE ]. L. Nelson.
-sV'ss levied on Is as follows:
~ ''snae Properly.
nsaay's ulcu.e sa,,t,,,,p,,.,s
- ~ basek s. lots 1. "A s
SA q lots 30 s. . TO IL. block
70 u, block 81. ioss 20 IA; block
J, fe. II. L. block -. lots / 20
- icss ] &c Il; block "a. lots 1
~ ssess =. lots ?. ! 4 ,a -.
49, avis J 70 i; block 81. lots / 70
HI iess to IL; block s.. lots : to
lev easssian addition Block :. lots
/ esS 4 losS 10 80 Is; block 8, ksts
IT, y iss hloek :, fsss . 20 -. hio.sk
- : =: block 2, lots TO Is: block
= Z. block II. lets l to4 IL :.
|an - :, ssts !. :. ); beck II, lots q :.
~ : SS Is bots !. :. 2. II 90 IA;
49,. ..'s = Il IL back ~. lots = 20
~ :. s's 70 b = ia fk. n. - y;
~. ssss Z to Is. s}ock 81. lots / %
hta sss ] to I. Is Ia Il; block ~
~ : sasSs =. lots 70 q. IS 20 Is;
~ : - b {. blsck y, ICES ! 20 6.
~ : s 10 Is; block y, ioss 20 Il.
-. * : u =. oaock d lots u 20
:. dots t. Il. nhs,s a. lc,x >
pAs. Z. iets | TO 8. mock a. lets
NJ ~ eaeck a. lots II 10 Ia,
~ raAruaaa .ae,.,eo,s.,., ....,,,.,
H. sss s 3 70 a. Il Z, ~: black
sssS = less 70 IT, u to
n,. $ frss aa,li.san North So
" is's ;. $. u ard soush Gei
sa 81 !. ssnsirs. sSiiinr al the Santa
laen = sssss N speaking Of The various
f1., shsssgez,s said: ~when nv
sn - creep slsens is orly enc patent
-. - g. I ever sEse. and ;hss il Chan-
sa kessseSsv. Ii Possesses sszssc
- - Issties TIN, relieve the Iiatle saf.
kfn-sasssy. Il i. IN nav onsnicu.
2 naesissiae in the nsrskessa
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Receiver ~ rhe sssss% works.

w. W. 3lnessavs. sr.. was yesterday
appointed reeesver os the Seattle Pickle
azsi yiae-a< Works under bonds o.
ss.ss The application for the receiver
was made by j. I'll. Jozssfn. The pickle
works were also sas1 by TIRE Sssionxl
Bank os sssrnsnerce on rrouslssovy note
for 10.
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Furnishing goods. clothing. boots and
shoes: bankrupt stock c. c. Bartlett &
Co. must be closed out this month. Ar
thur Let's. corner Pike and Fourth
streets
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ICY ox 1ot ~ block -. soe,fh g. = f.~1 -
M block ~ lots 70 I: bnrk = ~.
I to :: block IN soufh 81 q fe~s = =. 80, !.
D'ock * Iots !, 5.4.s. II: bsock ~ ~
md Z; 1ieck - M i Z II -
and g sOss
Gre<n<ss add1tio0- Block & = II - =.
ana ~ Of s: bsork I. Id Z. No. ! -.
ana 8; block D. lots 5. ana -. No. Y.
iofs s. s. and II. block q, loss s ;,
Z. z. - n. u. n ana =: baorsr = -.
I to 8 II and "a; btock II -. = :.
block 4. lots :. !. % sna 3: block q =, !.
ana s. - 49, > y :
acres. =
North 7fxs-ef feet Of lot ! baoek "a n -
Dennys frxt- md. 1-a tnxerrst n f-.r,
bounded By Edgar and Rosnoak ..-.es.
lake Onion and alley west az btnrA :
Tract bcanded by Hamfin q Fsrar
streets. Lake unicn and alley west al
Tract bounded BY sAelbv ana r1.,,,n
streets. Lake Onion and alley vest q
Tract bounded BY Fillmore ana sse,nv
streets. Lake Union and alley wert q
block Is. ~
Tract bounded BY Martin and r,,m,~~
streets. l4aks Union ana alley west a.
block g. "
Tract bounded by Rana.ll and Martin
streets. Lake Union - .,,s~ 80 - -. :.
block "A -
Tract bounded BY TIA ,ah. p..u
and Green streets.
Tract bounded by oreerA .tr... :
street and the lake.
Tract bounded by A ana q sfre~s. ana
Lake Union
Tract bounded by b ana Shabby str..,.
the lake and alley east Of block q.
Tract bounded by Shelby ana Ham,sn
streets. alley and the lake.
Tract bounded by Hasailp street. ,h>
lake. JOINS addition and Randall street.
Doanded BY Edgar. Randall and
AnoaA streets and the lake.
a. ~ ~ @ A-aoo acres IN lot :. section
ss, .o~asp . north, range east, adj
Tn.a anrnsan addition
70. - 49,, - oioeA %. ~. I. Denny's
to s - !, = Mo-. sos'n : seattle. and lots
s,~th s,ss A p -. =. Denny's
"h'te's Properly.
East Seattle. 10 lots.
Sander 4 bowman Real Estate Com
panys addition 70 Seattle. bot %. block 2.
Nmts BIS to West Seattle. I'VE lots
Diock 1.
nalle q Nooie's to East Seattle. eight
ioss "a DOCK 7, and all OF block 3.
es rAst 70 West Seattle. one
500 81 Ten iRs m block Z. and ell Of
soas ana =. DOCK H.
'iana . Fuset Sound Railway add
ason 70 Sousn seattle, "a lots.
ni'e 9 10 commercial addi-
80 - ~, s. .A'1ai. : iots.
"hss pat o. East Seattle acre
- ~ 49, - - -. :.
40 80 1o' aui'lon % south Seattle.
- .e
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Printers and publishers wishing q bar
gain IN agate. nonparezf. minion type.
cases and stands. formerly used by this
can Type Founders Company Portland.
Or. without delay. This company NEE, al.
competitive quotations and carry the only
complete line OF prsnters' supplies In the
Northwest.
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sAt GaA< V>43 $s&A~St<A
with female weakness,
and ulcers Of the uterus.
She had been doctoging
with every doctor Of any
good reputation, and had
spent lots Of money in
hospitals, bu. TO M pur.
pose. She continued to
ret worse. She was
greatly prejadieed
against pateut metii-
cines. but as q last resort
we tried . bottle Of DR..
pierre's ravorstc Pre-
scrirtiou. We had seen
some Of your advertise
Ynents, and Dir. Cum
rnings, a west side drug
risf advised m 20 try 4
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z r. ISisenssai YESTERDAY abandoned
his attempt 10 sorscIose his ctats~i mort
szSs by notice ard sale ~ rms property
OF George Yak and wife at LsnlsysI.a.
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The Appropriated gross earnings OF the
Atcbison sysseri for the first week in
January were ssSe I2s. an increase Of $e7.-
IsS over the same week OF 1884
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notes all the natural functions ard makes
a new woman of her. Uterine debility, IT.
regularity and infiarimaticn are most Of
ten the cause Of the extreme nervousness
anc irritability Of sosie wouen-the fnedi-
cine to care 1t Is the Prescription Of
nesscs Of woraanhood vanish where it Is
faithfully employed DR.. Pierce's Favoritc
Prescription IS therefore just the medicine
for young girls just entering woraahood
and fer women at the critical change of
1i{en
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Don't fan To hear Mcssrs. CoIsnrs ard
EFay's operate fraYesty, '.Mafwsr,fpr
Nights Dream"
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Who suffers from headaches and bilious
ness needs a medicine to keep his stonl-
aeh and liver In good working order.
For such people Ripans Tahules fill the
BILL One tabule gives relief.
Don't fasl to see the bright. catchy
c.andc operatic tragcsty, .'Milw4nter
Nights Dream"
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The first bottle did her 50 much good that we
bought another, and have continued until she
has been cured"
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Clearance sale At Wilton Hardware
Company, lis Commercial street.
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A HARD-WORKlNG WOMAN


,rn-out feelings. or
sense of weight in
c abdomen, drag
az down sensations
d dizziness. It viii
come to an end
th Dr.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Presc-ip-
ton for it's wo-
1man's special
: tonic and ner-
vine I; it restores
her strengtis, reg
uiates and pro-
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Shoes.

cg gQ-Another lot of iadies' rem.
sy@.OO lar $3.50 and IS shoes. III
sizes. reduced TO s.3s a pair,
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The GREATEST CARE

should always be exercised In compound
ing prescriptions. Every medicine IL de-
signed for a specific purpose. and It's
vaiues depends upon Its heang exactly
what the physician intended The drug
rtSt ts responsible for the reliability OF
the medicines he prepares. He IS bound
Ia, make every prescription Just and all
that IL pssrpcrts to be. Experiences ard
conscientious accuracy are everything IN
pharmacy Our prescription department
4 uneualalleti In this town and the PRAISE
~ the entire MEDICAL profession. Using
only pure and fresh drugs and making no
mistakes cur medicines uniformly yf0s-
gess the highest value and efficacy.
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Reserved seats on sale today at Lees
pharmacy.
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Handkerchiefs.

1flo-SealIoped and Embroidered
LUZ Handkcrckiefs. reduced from
i5c 10 lnc; reduced IRON i6sSc TO l2s<cs
reduced from 2uc 10 i5c; reduced from
&c 90 1885,.
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Buttons.

Enc- Large Fancy Metal Bnttons.
oUS reduced from $3.50, 81. e. 81
and 50 TO soc per dexcn.
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Muslin Underwear.

ALI the reserve stock. together With
the muslin wear shown in display
windows. will be placed on sale to-
CAV.
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DIR. PIERCE'SN
FAVORITE
~PRESCR
CURES the WoRsT CASES

Mr.. HoAxx1 CLARK, Of No sos W,ess u .1ynrf.
c<hsAksr .S;ca< Ciiy, Ia. writes !:
= 71NA MY wife was troubled
with female weakness
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Ready-Made Dresses.

c1 OO-I.sdies' Tailor Made Dresses.
GhJO were 50. reduced 10 &Aq8:
were $i2.50. move $6.as; were SIS. n0w
s9aa: were S2a.D aud So. now $iss
were $40, nov SIS
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Be true to home interests and use
the GSilver Medal Flour"
Goes to the jury To-day.

SAN Francisco, October 3l.--Dis-
trict Attorney Barnes this morning
resumed the argument on behalf of
the prosecution in the trial of Theo-
dore Durraut. He attacked the meth.
DDS Of the defense in the cross eXami-
nation of Mrs. Crosset and Mrs. Noble.
The fictitious strap was shown to one
and deceptive questions asked of. the
other. While he said he despised such
methods, he said the prosecution had
been strengthened by them, as the
witnesses had not been entrapped.
So far as Martin Quinlan's testimo.
ny and his character were concerned,
Barnes said he was contented on both
points. He said Quinlan told his
story before Mrs. Leak or Mrs. Cros.
set were heard Of. Quinlan's testimo.
ny was coroborated by Statements of
both women.
Barnes compared Durrant with 9TH
er notorious criminals of both ancient
and modern times. AS compared with
Durrant, Barnes said Cain was mild
and peaceable; Professor Webster, the
Harvord instructor who murdered DR..
Parkman, was the George Washington
of murderers, and Holmes, the muir
derer now on trial in Philadelphia is
q gentleman and scholar.
When Court took recess until 2
o'clock Barnes informed the Court
that he would probably close his ar
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twenty minutes. A hundred chin
neys toppled down. Plate glass in
several stores were broken to bits.
The brick Methodist Church was
badly shattered. Plastering was
knocked from hundred or more in
teriors. In the country four miles
south the crust of the earth was brok-
en- in fifty places and from the assures
water and sand are gushing il con-
siderable volumes. The same phe-
nomenon was reported in districts
still farther south, also at Big Lake,
several miles north of town. This is
part of the old volcanic region nearly
destroyed by an earthquake eighty
years ago.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 31-Prof. +. F.
Nipper OF Washington University
who has taken deep interest in
earthquakes, said to an Associated
Press representative:
ITO the best of my knowledge this
IS the most serious earthquake in this
locality since the New MADEIRA earth
quake in southwest Missouri in 1912
Solar as can determine now the di
rection of this vibration was from the
northeast to the southwest"
Prof. Prichard of the Washington
University thinks the nearly correc
time of the shocks was 5:07 20, and il
lasted a minute and fortyfve sec
onds.
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How's' This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. j. CHENEY Il Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known F.
>. Cheney for the past Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their tirm-WEsT & TRUAx, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo. o. WALDING,
kINNAN d MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the !
Estate of E. j. Tur-
ner, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Executor IF the Estate Of
cf f.. j. Turner, deceased. to The cred
itors Of, and all PERSONS having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months otter
the first publication of this notice, To
the said Executor, at the office of the
District Attorney, in the Courthouse,
in the Town and County "f Eliu.
State Of Nevada, the same being th"
place for the transaction of the bus
mess OF said Estate.
Dated at EIko, Nevada, Septembcs
20, 1905.
K. G.. DER,
Executor Of the Estate of T.. j Tur.
ner. Deceased.
w. A MASSEY,
Atty. for Executor.
sd 4wl
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gument about 4 o'clock. The Court
then asked the jurors whether they
preferred to be charged at once and
retire to make up the verdict, OF be
charged to morrow morning. Juror
Truman arose and said the question
had been considered by the jury and
the members decided they would
rather not be charged until tomorrow
morning. AS the Judges charge is
quite lengthy it is not expected the
jury will retire before noon to NOR
row.
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Is. CRAIGHEAD,
f.. +. MULLER,
|. N. SHERWOOD.

Elko, New, Oct. 81, 1895.
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COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE, I
Office at Henderson's Bank,

There's nothing like "Silver Medal
Flour" to make your wife good nat =
ured. +
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BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
OFFICE OF ELKo Co. BOARD OF J
TRADE,
ELKo, New. Oct. %, 1895.

ELKo, New. Oct. %, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be 81 meeting of the members Of
the Elko County Board of Trade on
Monday, November IL, 1895, at the
Courthouse III the town of Elko at
I:3O O'Clock p. m. of said day for the
purpose OF electing seventeen mem
bers of the Board of Control to serve
for the period Of one year, and to re
ceive the reports of the several Of
ficers as to the operations Of the
Board since its organization and to
take action on such other matters as
may properly come before the Board
of Trade. All persons who ere not
members but feel All interest in the
progress and prosperity of Elko coun-
ty, and who favor an early develop
ment of its varied resources are most
cordially invited to attend said meet
ing.
e. REINHARE,
JOHN >. MAYHUGH, President.
Secretary. 81.
(Free Press Copy til .
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Say, why don't you try De Wits
Little Early Risers? These little
pills cure headache, indigestion and
constipation. There small, but do
the work. For sale by F.. T.. Muller
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01

The'healing properties of De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are we'll known.
1t cures eczema, skin affections and
is simply a perfect remedy for piles
For sale by T.. +. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-01

a. G. BARLEY Of Magic, Pa, writes:
l feel it a duty of mine to inform you
and the public that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me. 1t also cured
my boy of a running sore on his ley.
For sale by +. f. Muller.