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Train ON the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon So b III, Halifax 4 I3 ID M Ar.
flFes scotland Neck 05 p m, Grcenville a.
p ~, hlhston % D m. Returning leaves Kin.
ston % m, Greenyille 8 y ni, arriving AZ
Halifax u co a IN, We, don II 20 m, dailv ex.
cept Sur day,
Trains ON Che Washington Branch leave
washington 90 Il ~, arsiv Parmelr s 40 81
~, Iarhoro 0t0 IN, returning leaves Tar.
bOro 4 10 m. PaImele 20 d m arrive Wash
lhEtph - p IN, daily exec pit Sunday. Con
meets with trains on scotland Neck Branch
tram leaves IaFgorO daily. except sun
day at 40 p m Sunday 2 Is % m: arrives
plymouth 90 p III, 5 90 p m; returning leaves
Elymouth daily, except Sunday 9 90 4 IA.
and II % m.
Train on Midland n. G. Branch leave,
GOlusborO daily, except Sunday sos a m ar
irving Suit field 80 a m; returning leaves
sinIghneld w q nl: arrives at a0idsD ri
Trains on Nashville Branch leave ROCKY
Mount ~ 80 p m arrives NaahvIlIe5 O5 . ~.
Spring Hope 30 p IN: returning d aves
spring nope 9 " NJ, Na hyl1le 80 m. az
Tlves az Rocky Mount % III daily, except
Sunday.
Trains on Latta Branch, f orence r r
leave l.att1 80 p M arrive Dunbar 10 u nj.
Gao s % returHi' z clio lU "a II, Dan nai. 3 81
g Y, arrive Latta 80 q ~, daily except sun
day.
Train on clinton Branch leaves war4a v
for Clinton daily, except Sunday at II 10 a
~; returning raves linton at 20 nj. and
3 90 y m.
Train No . makes close connection IA
w eIc0n Tor al points north daily, al rail-
via Richmond and daily except Sunday via
Portsmouth ana Bay Line Also at Racky
Mount with Norfolk Il Carolina Il r for Nor.
IolK daiy ana an points north via Norfolk
daily except sunday.
JoHN + Divine, Gent supl.
j. r. KENNY, Gent Manager
4. NJ, EMfBsoE, Traffic Manager
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4rPhstEE

gs5csar, Feb. 11---s1t Quiet.
Wes5azp supeTHDeS2. So a2.70, DO extra
So 95t53 80 family s3.62MS S.; winter whea'
patsnt 9lG94 l5 spring wheat, pateu
s. - AGA, 80, spring wheat sCTal8h s
$3.50 -
II baet- 1t and Februa y 1874
GA, Mar b ~ 73@7S Il steamer =
3 red a>4.stegn wGear 12 sample o5D
S5k; do. en sd 5s@7
Corn Easy na; and February 5isE
9815 March x 1855 April 341341
May 3558@3S5 5Eeamer mixed s 5z@3, Is;
Southern white cora 53g34i do yeAo"
corn, $685.
Oats Strong white west RI Eoi
No. 2 n7ixaa + aatel8 do %
Rya Firmer 30 ?, 449 u for near byi
~ GAS for wesbe %.
Hay-stead Oh yica Filnotly kl6 asked.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAltKEIe
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. 114To-morrow being
a holiday created disposition among
grain and provision traders to even up
and probably caused considerable
more wheat to be dumped on the mar
ket than would otherwise have been
done. Wheat opened weak and re-
manned so all day at the close showing
a loss of szc. since yesterday. Corn
lost 1bc., oats 3sc. and pork, lard and
ribs lost &C., SC. and rye. respectively.
February II.
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NEW ORLEANS.
LIVERPOOL.

~ sEseeaa- f. 3ruAry II r Alb n
5osroa-5p0t, moderate business, prizes
|. wer. American mild ing fair ~, good
midtling fair ~; good niddling 49ss q mer-
ica middljng 1921, low middtlng
1 7-18; z I'D ordinary 5l6, ordinary 1
aias u the 1lF were 800 bali, of
wl4ics 90 bales were for ejaculation am
expart, AID Guided 7,100 bales Amer1-
c.a: saccs 3ss 49, @ bal =, fLciuding 43, o.
bal American.
rEures opened quiet aid clio ca quiet
at the decline
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- II.
n,to

H,r8csk qu ct. 2 g, ia bales.
ss2fe4f2aare auiI, s q, ~ oai--
ks.soess d III NJ 81 a94 saaes.
4. - gseaa5y, ~, S. bales.
T8tEe@s a ii m 5 r d 90 a
7ar aaAl ouies, IN, . 763 sN4s1e
New 8 ~ quiet ~. 8 .iS3 bales.
A1gassa dull, N, 81 0sfes
Jhaalsss gs5a sI-s0, - oksss. -
assgs ADss e. =. IL, - D4ios.
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N..Al. sE.t...s....

r se.g. Feb II. qui- t.
gtva5ra8, c3.a T IL 10 q a.6s7z
TurpeD6ina- Quiet At 29zGE9I
t;HAR EsrcN, Feb, ! to5.l rm at
si 008l 80
par8entlaa-J teadyst %
W7yH me H0E, F-b II EceiG ste dy;
strained ST 81 gerd strailsd 81 30 1pir-
its, flm at 23M@<6M Iar steady at 10
Turpearlne firm bsru -: saf. u 81, virgin
e191
SAVANNA, Feb II spirits tUrpen5jDe
firm, at 269<: sales 167.
Rosin firm yYaGer -5tfe %; window
glass a. 1216; ii, o. 90 Is, sos K, SL.75; Z,
100; II, 3i.5T. q, & As e. sL40, a. I'D; y,
812sfs ST 90
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RALETGH rOa COO MARNET

HOODS PEE14S aRre Liver liza
BfItonsneas, Indigestion, Headache
a pleasant ls.xaftre- All Druggist
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Spectators Showed a, DISPOSE
ton to Even Up.
TO-DAY BEING A HOLIDAY
Cotton Market Opened Weak
and Closed Steady.
SPOT RECEIPTS CONTINUE EREE
Though the Closing of the Stock Mar
ket was Fairly Active the Course
of Values for the Day was
Downward.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened lower under weak cables,
these responded to the strong Stats
tical production in England eneour-
aged holders of spot. Spot receipts at
the same time continued free and there
IS some fear that sufficient cotton will
be forced on the market to depress
figures. The Liverpool decline of 2@
21apoints for the day was attended by
foreign selling orders. Private cables
say that the reduced sales of spot cot
ton at Liverpool are due to free re-
ceipts in this country which cause
Manchester spinners to exercise more
caution. Later there was a rally here
caused by covering in anticipation OF
the holiday, supplemented by better
reports from Fall River and also help
by a report that leading firm there
would receive many tenders for ex-
port. This caused the market to close
steady.
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Eo. re-, 675S16sse. Corn-No. 4.
white 27sz No. 5 GLOW 49,. Oats No 2,
1879; No. 2 white 2115 o. Z, white 200
2l14. Rye-No. 2, ID Barley NO 2,
nominal 30. 8 3 sS7; 40. 4. &3@25.
Eiax-s-ed No. I, . Prime u othg
1000 Lard-l0J lbs s542L 60 A. shot
rib sides aooseJ s5tl5@5 l0 ary-saitea
shoulders fooxedl 1905, short clearg Doxetl
5kG5sk Whiskey, disCtiiersi finisaed
goods per galion si.22.
a8ss qf5Ra
AEv YoRK. February liz ef finn,
tity nil patents -; winter gateats
s3 85m4C0 city mil clears 4.1GM4.19;
winter straights 81 6. ga, 10; Minnesota pat-
ents u 601s3 50, winter eztGas II. ss493. ~;
Minnesota bazers az 90g320 winter l0W
grs de u 30g2 70; spirng low grades 81 10
rye aenr dulE superane s265G
27s; fancy 81. 701z90
Buckwheat -four "a &C spos sl20 buck
wheat quiet n 39I40
Carn meal dull gellcw ives err a9&rsF
72l78. braDdyw 20 s220
nys--DulI and barely st ady. No =
wa~1a1n s11b45 5tate dsis cred 4Ug43
Brsey- Firm western malt ng 4 q 48;
feeding 53M38 choice
Barley matt Stesdy, western 46054
WheAC-5pos ne x. NO - 1n afofs
J.
No. -orsheru Is o afoat s0 / hard
1871 o afioat upsions- o. 2 red EeDrE-
airy clio Ell IN; arch cia5e6 IN; 4pr1i
closed -. Hay 7i5<G7z5l, closed ~ June
7l5g@72M, clio "a IN July 7i14@11A
0' gjera .-S5not we ker. "a Z, 881< ii ele-
vator S71x afCag; No. 2 hiCe III e
vauor mix ia elevator. srea1 e. yei-
low ~ delivered; steamer mixed 35z IN
81. vafor 83% delivered, 70 2, -. opEloss
February 36ag@3 ", closed t68: aay
30 I-19ta 3g5s, closed a61G Ju clos 3 q,
july 81 " Gg875s, Closed 57L
Oats 5pot 7beady. No. =, @9E @2595: no
z delivered 26K@2.19 NO., 8, s442414;
No b white 26I: No. 3 white a51G; TRACK
white 2516 g23; track western -; d mixed
ate - options February a51sN20Ss,
closet 25sS, March closed z515, May rs 7-l0
Hay Quiet aasipDiug75; good to choice
fions2 Quiet state, common choioe,
1894 croD, 216oa416; 1925 do 400, Pacific
coast, is94 crop, 11s6t41E: 1895 srop 4G9
Hideas Dai oaiif9r z, ',o1 Il; i l'yf 81.
Texas, dryS2 $50 lbs 3.
eetrsg1 Stes nenslock sole, Bneuo
Ayres, fight ARC heavy weights, ~, aclas
g @S sssady and quiet, domestic fleece
log e. - is@26.
Beef- s5tsady, family Sc GoGI2 Coz ex-
ira mess g; beef cams 30. EGcKe1
S3Gsl0 0J CITY extra India n2ess 1la43s
k5gL u4ssS Weak glckle0 bellies @s5sg
shoulders 4sG45z, hams sM0BsA.
Lard w eak: wes6eca steam cl0.ea II
IS .791k; options May S. 81; ehAea lower;
TO the continent IS 81; SOUTH American
-; compound e.
PORK Ilwer, old mess $ii 0sli.25; short
O ear all aEsEs12 Sll, faulty & Ito
tsutter Szag: Western GARY ZOE 4,
do creamery ~ lF9, do. factory Q as3256 sl-
glna 81 imitation creamery llggl5; ~ at
asaicg 90iS, 10 Creamery 1s@i6H.
L 44Ae- ste dy large state 61; Sin
fancy 6Ni05x, paFb skins 34@5bi fati
| sslLaa 203
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reCAL EIfoCK NfARRET.
RALRIeH. N. C.. al

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. IL
Sroogs BID. ASKED.
North Carolina Is, l26 lZ!M
North Carolina As, l04 l09
w. N. G. r. II. SIS, Ill liz
North Carolina Railroad stock, l@O 10
Raleigh Il SJaston gs, 1903 1o4
Raleigh Il CASTOR Railroad
Seab0ard AIRLINE Railroad.
City of Raleigh 6's, 1907 lG4 l0a
City of Raleigh SIS, 1897, LEO tCl
N. {. Agricultural Society u.s. ~
Citizens National Bank, 10 70
Commercial Il Farmers Bank, 10 ~
National Bank of Raleigh, l20 E3
Raleigh Savings Bank, 40 I'D
Raleigh Cotton Mills, iJ11z !gl8
Caraleigh Cotton Mills, 70 ~
CaTaleigh Phosphate Works, 70 1yg
I O. Ga. Car Company stock, " W
the Mills Manufac turing Co. -
pre1nrreo,
Peace Institute, t0 ~
Raleigh t4as Light Company ID 30
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Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company
OF BALTIMORE.

Capital, SL00 10000
Surplus and undivided profits, s67, l33. 10
This company is "A legal depository for
moneys paid into court, and il authorized
to act a executor, administrator, guardian
or trustee.
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Interest Allowed On Deposits !,

which may he made at any time and with
drawn after five days notice anG will be
entitled to interest for the whole time they
may remain with the company.
Acts as trustee of mortgages of corpora
tions, and accepts tue transfer agency and
registry Of stocks.
Executors, administrators or trustees Of
estates, religion and benevolent iustitu-
tions, and individuals wlll hnd this com
pany convenient depository for money
and for the safe keeping of seCuTitie.
SAFE deposit boxes for ent. Vaults sup
piled for storage OF silver chests, etc.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE)
CONDENSED sCHE0Us
n EFFEcT, Dec. 5, 1s9
TRAINS LEAVE RALEsH, c,

LEAVE RALEIGH, Il C.
DAILY, except Sunday Conaacts
At Greensboro, Tor al gsofIe
for North and South, ana
Winston-Salem and B0iHts CO
the Northwestern North Caro-
] Ina Railroad. At Salisbury. faR
all points in Western North Gar
olina, Knoxville, Tenn, CtneIH.
natl and western points, 40 Chay
lotte, for Spartenburg, Cream
Vile, Athens, Atlanta and AZ
points South.
Connects az Durham for CJxGoFS
GAINESVILLE and keysvilie evteDa
Sundays. At Greensboro, wifS
che Washington and SautE.
western VestibuIed (LiuiEsdA,
and the New York ana BIoFfde
Short Line (hmited) train
Tor all points North. and
With main line train No Is flg
Danyiile, Richmond and intsrgg7e.
,ilate local stations; also bRe aelf,
nae6ion for WlnEtou-Sa aleu-, #aE
! with main line train No 2S f5ssa
mail foT Charlotte, Spartan 3aFg,
Eareepviile, Atlanta ana all pcintr
g 9uth; also Columbia, AuRsstA
Charleston, Savannah, JRcR-
sOnville, and all points ia NIerliB,
Sleeping Car for Atlanta. Jacx.
sonville and at Charlotte with
sleeping car for Augusta ana
Jacksonville.
LonueCUs az Selma fCr &c sete.
vile and intermediate sasTfc7.s cEs
me Wilson IL B'ayers Vile aaEg
Tut, day, t4o4ds6SgC for egs
/ bern and SoFehe2c C'tsy. dHslg az
capf Sundays, Fog WliniugtCw
( and intermediate etatl3Gs yfl aHs
W - w x X, daily,
Connects sJ selma tor Tyl4slg
Rocky Mount, parbcLc and lisa
stations ca NorfCl6 @ Caroline
lS2tlT0aC, crrigas 41 solGsEQrs
Ia.05 q NJ
Connects at Durham FOR Oxford
J keysville, Richmond; az .Greenai
horO for Washington and alt
points north.
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80 -.

gRyg YORK. February 1l.--Co6Con Spot
closed easy ualcaling apiauds 3-l8; nld
dime gait s Tia; ISLES 40 bales
Tusgres 09ened steal saies le,S 0 nales.
s4s;ar res CLOSED ST ad Y; sale 40 $50 bales.
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OFFICERS,

JOHN GTLL, President.
w. W. PENCE Vice President.
q. Il. SPENCE. Third Vice President.
l.. q. FISHER. Secretary aud Treasurer.
JOHN MCHEN ~ Ass Sec'y and Tres.
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gers,
Pullman cars DI night geaFe s-rv
Raleigh to Greensboro. aud u @ a
train from Greensboro.
Double daily trains hsgeez. E.taa
Charlotte and Atlantis Qufeg v.r..s. agaS
celled accommodation
w q E5as Gen Fasv ste-
w I'll GREEN, paegtt,..sr--, +.
E3saarl SUn't.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

LOUIS McLANE, Chairman
ANDREW REID BERN ARD Calm
JNO. A. HAMILTON, ALIEN ~H AW.
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N etlca hN E.xeeu4ar

Attorneys
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
EIKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1896.
,IHHT STATEMENT

Z. -: ~. .INI ~. =. ';i,. 2.
= I.k.S soc,
i..'lhc '..nuircT iuiu:; s,.pt.,i"-
bert Ito.
t...r;: o." II
T.. else. -
%Ibi1rI:'S otEiJE.
SCpttnIbt 20, 1855
90. r".nra"ir b"-ru Z" ..,unts Cnr,mrs
"T.' r. . i:..O County, NrNGu.'
~ ~ .IE>. ~" EvrrE.'', -. hIu'i 'n;I Dr"r
teal" Report or the Einanres OF the C"rI.ty
:" '.'.srr'r "nd!ng Sept mbsr ~. tH2G.
.."'-ffri.s sahrnittcd:
3. .. BlLEEY.
Auditor.
.i;E:; HENDERSON,,
trcbrurrr
,SErr.II'1s FROM ALI. -,GEECLs.
Eai ia tTs;"urN June -. ~. siG.i ~ Sc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01

didacy OF Mr.. Ncwlands and Mr..
Massey and urged the people to sup.
port them at the ballot box.
The meeting was Il grand success
from start to finish. AS the Senator
made his telling points in favor Of
silver and Bryan he WINS greeted with
hearty applause. At the conclusion
OF his speech. the meeting adjourned
with three hearty cheers for Bryan.
Jones and free silver.
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WAsnISGToS. Oct. 27.-.Tho Vcnc.
zuelan government has forwarded 10
Washington tho brief prepared mt
Cnracas hy a commission Of five cmi.
mont law! ora on tho british boundary
question. II will nc submitted To the
United States Commission M soon as
the translation is completed. Tho
brief covers 700 pagea. and il is said
Ia br very iorciblc presentation Of
tho case.
Aaidc from this brief coming direct
from Venezuela, Mcssrp. Scruggs nnd
Storow. counsel for Venezuela in this
country. are about 10 submit iinnl mr..
gumcniR.
Recent documents winch have
cauRcd much c"nmrn, among
officials purpotts To he written by Il
Jceuit pricai. lie presents the ng.
lish nidc of the cndc. citing Catholic
authorities drawn from the Vatican
archives. Tho book VIVA printed IN
Rome. Venezuelan officials cay it's
views have been fully mot und over.
come in tho Vcncznclnu documents
presented To the commission.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND. CrrICE AT CARSON CRY NEVADA
October =. 1876 I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
or his Intention to make final proof IN sun
port OF hts claim, and that said proof WIN
be mndc before the County CLERK Of Elko
County nt Elko, Nevada, on November ~
cation No. ga for the NEti, Sec ~ r.. III n.
H. 50 T.. NJ. ID. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. said land, viz:
Edward q. Murphy. Archibald &. DORSEY,
John W. Dorsey, Dnrncs T., Gregory, Of Fort
Hallcck
y. II. GALLUP,
~ Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
September 70, 1895 |

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada,
September %, 1895.
To whom 4, may concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Central Pacific Railroad Company
has filed In this once a list OF lands situa ted
In the townships described below, and has
applied for patent for said lands; that
the list Is open TO the public for inspection,
and cory thereof 10y descriptive sub
divisions, has been posted in q convenient
place In this office, FOR the inspcr lion OF all
persons interested and the public gouer.
ally.
Within tho next sixty days following the
untc OF this notice, protests or contests
against the claim OF the Company to any
tract or subdivision within any section or
part OF section, described In the list, on tho
ground that the same liz moro valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes, will
DC received and noted for report to the
General Land Ofllrc at Washington, ID. c.
The lnnds are described as follows. to.wit:
NCarson City Land District, Nevada
orth and East VI. ID. VI.
township "a. Range ~, Sw. q Sec. l.
Township 81, Range, 50, NE. = Sec j.
otTownship 35. Range 90, NIL OF Sec. az: all
Sec. 10; nil OF Sec. 81.
q. II. GALLANT, Ecs 'sIer.
ID. II. HALL. Receiver.
Ddte OF hrst issnc. ScpteR Der 81, 1886,
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Judge c. +. Mack received the fol.
lowing letter few days ago:
CovISGToS. OHIO, October Il.
My DEAR MACK Yours 81 the Tth
instant came To hand during my alb
scncc from home. hence my seeming
delay in answering. um not in pOss-
cssIon Of any inside information, and
can only give an opinion based upon
the surface indications Of this section
OF the State. The sentiment i'll favor
OF l|rynn il very strong md growing
rapidly in this part Of Ohio. II the
balHnce Of the State docs accordingly,
he will carry Ohio without doubt.
WIS told within Il day or two. by u
gentleman TINT onght TO be fairly
well informed. that the goldbugs have
completed thS.r poll OF the State nud
that it showed them about $4,000
short, and that Us n result they were
bringing into the State all the speak
ers they possibly could in the hope OF
stopping or turning asid. the silver
tidal wave that seems to be sweeping
the whole State. What will bc the
effect ~ question.
Tho signs point to Bryan carrying
Ohio. which 10 nlmos, too much To OK.
pcct in view Of the fact that our
State hus been giving the Rcpubli.
Guns from s0,00t,, to 10000 majority.
With kindest regards ] remain fra.
ternally.
4 ~
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WARMING 10 VAGRANTS

By order ri tho IDnrd Of COUNTY Commit.
siCncfs all nlalc ICtSons having tie physi.
pal abiiity to work. convicted Of vagrnncy
and imprisoned ON u judgment therefore
shall be required to perform labor on the
public works. buildings. grounds md WAY
Of Elko county.
Attest:
JOHN HENDERSON.
County CLERK
Bf. ". i'ATTEnqOS,
D"nuty Cictk.
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SUMMARY
Total disbursements. .l4,352 GG

Balance in treasury. 16,i43 Is
The above balance stands To the
credit OF tho various funds IN per
Trensur"rs l'aIanc" Sheet, dated
Sept. %. 1896:
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The following striking illustration
OF the appreciation nf gold is from the
pen u: the logical editor of the S,nc-
ton Mail. He says:
Surprising tw" men divided up -
partnership five years ago and each
taking Us his portion twepty thous-
md dollars. One Ii tircI II b rsiness
and puts his money i'll tbe SAFE De-
post or burics it in lard can and
takes rest. The other is still am
bitious und invests his in lny kind Of
liked property that may he uained.
They meet today and compare notes.
The mau who has held fast to his
gold finds that ne can buy the Othe =
ont or duplicate the investment for
half the money TINT it would hnv.,
t,ken five years ago. In other words
he discovers that his buried money
has enhanced i'll value just two
fold.
In view Of this experience. what
will be the disposition pf the man who
was fortunate enough or wise enough
to have kept his money? Will he
take u from its hiding
place and invest it or will he
continue to hoard It: .Nnd all the
people with money more or less. hnv-
ING knowledge NJ al these things.
what will they conclude is the bta. to
do: Certainly not Ia buy town lots
or buildings or country property. No
man ui ordinary prudence wonld
think Of huyinga ranch in California
now, even at the extreme low price ~
land, Tor he can hear of numbers Of
cases Of men getting piuchcd who
went ia year m two ago. thinking
thc bottom had been reached.
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WEX. sol It'll ST. =. ".
1918 Z sw, or, mi $500
al q sw. Sr. WI. lJ.urD
l32:,l Mon sw Or. ". gll.o %
1915 4 >w. Or. wa. 1850
800 18th So, on. ami 5.3v
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WANTED OFFICE CLERK LADY PItEFERl.EIp:
Iui,st lee correct accountant and write good
hard Address with reference Box ~. Star office.
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'oNE X Sons. SO + 81.
2E3 l., ar, ba, Gel,
large yard. 80
ll2l Eth Ne, 7r, ba.
Gel, s'abic.......2U.3U
1921 9th NV, Or, la,
stable ..........20. 90
$40 Florence st ne.
Or. la. Gel. ......l3. 80
Ola Sheridan, 5r br. 300
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FOR RH.NT-ROOMS AND BOARD, AT 1906 Q
st. NV: nicely furnished rooms: In private fam
lily; every branch Of housekeeping under the per
sonal supervision OF experienced lady; refer
eucrs exchanged. 1t"
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FOR EENT-i3S NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc; IL
r'~iiis; pr'ss-brirk bay window front plat. glass:
Nod tinis-; near Capitol library and coast sur
Ncy. $40 m"nih. Apply on PREMISE se26-3t.
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FOR RENT-BT HENRY
I94 q sw. ar. ami ST. ~
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20 = ne. 1rNb. .....ls.OD
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1921 & So, -. -
10. u. THOMPSON.
1923 4 ST NV.
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For RENT BY RALPH W. LEE. Go6 i4TIi NV.
1904 NV. arAb. .S3i50 iog l2t! Hr. 1rSb $l5..s0
l26 NV. sr&' 81 80 1913 II. 1rSb. Is. so
143. NV. sat. -.:io', 22il 18th NV Draw. IL 50
2.la NV. ,rNh. 30 L'rg" lols..s. fur and
1853 Madison, irAh 200 Turn. $50 lJ0 %
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WANTED F1RST-CLASS COAT MAKER and
lacy tAiiorrss once; steady work. SCHWARTZ
BROS, IS, Pa. NV. and 33I Pa. ave- Sc
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FOR RENT-l313 n ST; 3-STORY; II ROOMS: 1
large rooms Is: door; front and bnck yar:,
furnace heat; sI in good condition; reduced 10
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WANTED AGE.NTS-S5 DAILY, SURE EVER
lastin: tai,evs are cannot wear out: looks exact
Iy like silver. Write tO.lay for full information
catalogue and start. ALUMINIUM NOVELTY CO..
22I Broadway, y. Y. ylS1uw. 12t
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For RElNT-ONE LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
room; also two communicating thrd-story rooms;
to gentlemen: small, quiet family ref. exchanged.
1915 | St NV It,
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FOR RI1NT-sO6 nth ST NV, FURNISHED
rooms with board; I'd and Sd floors, front and
back. mousse newly renovated; large closets; fur
mace heat; in room, $36 to $50: person. $50
10 $2I: table hoard. SIG st2l- Ia
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FOR HENT-TIi IRD- STORY FRONT ROOM, WITH
use Of parior and pinno, to person of musical
talent; strictly private family: good neishbor
hood: main street; convenient location. Address
SOCIAL, Star office. lc"