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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
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bort aIt oct bpibe, ipampastige Stot Der Inoc5 0'a gu
ioa De ioftrioe Yorer paa oct ~uirteliae 0tol l'""''
Saa itiGreS Stallet op imoa Stptfer o9 lH08' %. o.
@lastruife mcllcm 9os os Gag al Suffer. Na {. -"
at man til famine 3ib fan iaa Srutten netop 'tt0' ~ ~,
9i0r 3ntct til Sosen. s~(ppeliin'S aiten % @""'',' ~,
Jig ieIp en- tpt Salt, Der bsuarer i9, og EtteF'om !"
Sfal at lG99e neb Der, beboubles be poa famine - ,
ipoe Supper 90 i~oritielliee SlagS sa9er 9'O'' .ahi
en- me9et ofbolbt Smao. Ter Dor al oO I'll r0''s ~
@Iastrutten, buori benne SlasS 4reierpe op0eV'''''
aalpeleper aest ism cisrs. .
2eperen liGres op notiaa ipnoe St'per' 0S ~ ~,
fore Stptter iom Giters. Stptterne polieS Wv n,
to9enoe 9anb, bpori Der er liot Salt, % 'aa ~. IAN
til 10 Minlter. Nu tases be op, o9 Sahoel '"O'. ~ NJ
az. 9erpaa pipes 5lsoe % nogle se9 ia'nm'", era
seper' Stptterne % ioo fnuite Srrnn'er AZ " tn,s b
De trporeS neb en- Smule Salt 90 4Sepper' =" sim
Slanbine al earo 90 SmOr, inotil DC pa" O'SS. IA
fact en- %Ipiebrin 5arpe, 90 Soeningen boz '0''S""
iom multgt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Seo bar muctagtt SpmaiIi1tn ' =,
men," iom lea er ueltiiircos mro I aS =
Der. Gra0tcn bar IS Gtnia &nn' Nv
Eeeorab, Cora.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Den easnfiGrlise og oslpoitlte
Wanb Times ON Yirrsligbeo os DtooS
iiaelfe til en- bis Grab, bporpdd mdH
Ilaar ON / rette 9ieblit, piier itg ooer'
bepiIt, b~eunbrenbs, tilintetgiort o9 pos
nina Ga Ter poa BAN mso ct Gn9ltes
iiat GA fuatiat, men bog purmt o9
miIot glit, bpori ban fan lafe: I'D,
bpilten Mdnb ou bog err"
Den BLONDE, blege og uItplolge un9e
Mano Times ON msrte, fploige og al
2ipsglGos itruttenoe 5retener, boors
imob ben fortimuoIteoe, Itdloeos, err
fdrne os bsreiite 6erre letter melt
pris paa BLONDE os enfoloise bigger !
Iloeren 15-22.
SSnqen bsore ung Manb ipnes ON
arm> os 5ooipso, oaarlig glorts Ses@
tGnoer os ftiape Stspler.
9Grre at ti~lfreOsItile er ben ipGrs
m~eriite Mano. iom belIt bill rife IN
pise op at rinoence 9ano, bpori bun
bar taitet fig for at forortpe Stoen,
ben Iteptiite unge Wano, ION tager
frem fit Hpteitamente og bill, at bun
Ital Ip9rse paa, at bun ulorig Tor bar
tpsiet ct m~anolist Snoipio, Iom ittt
bar peret / Sl9gt meo henoe, lille en-
gang Stolegutter | Peniionstioen, oq
ben m~elantolIte Mano, ipm bill gaa III
/ Naturen meo pige os aeuoloer ot
I9tte 8etIeraoramaer | Scene.
Men Sioerne er Iaaoanne for un9e
fattige bigger meo Stjsnbeo os uoer
inoflboeliesrige Slagtninge peb Sele:
graf, Poft pg Selefon, at man mao
ipge at rette fig eftsr Manpens, fac
me9et man fan, trobs al beres Sim:
pelbeb.
Orb til anbet dfItrepet at
Siauro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
Cor D~usbnlnuinprn.
~ funne bepare ferIf ain

tomnaer oite pei meo on Sommeren. Oct Tan 10 traiie ia iaa,
at man life netop bar Srus for ben FANNIE Dag, men aierue
ben neie eler ienere. Sa bebanoler man ben paa islaenoe
Maaoe: Snopoloene ta9eS no, eiterat Sueen er ifaaret op
belt neb, os iaa hr0eS Suffer ouer Den. Den fan aoot liaae
fere 9ase iaaleoes, tbi 10 mere Sutteret transer Jig inb, beto
bebre beuares ben. Stal ben iaa %benpttes, ItpueS ben blot al o.
imaser aloeIes iom frif 6if. Gr bet 5,t man oil rsee, Crs
ret 1. Gr, oa pil ben piube meset ueo at ~bsbanoles paa benue
9aabe; ben nil uemlis faa en- eienpommelis bebaseIis smaa
al ben Yebanoling.
sfaI al MpeInner (Oranges)
Ianses bort, frar man bar ipit 5rueten. o. bog Tan Der al
ben Slass Stal lapes Noset, Tom Gnbuer maa iatte Qris paa.
@iI man BRUCE Staast, pa tassr man en- itarp anip o. Itafsr
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
90

bling, Oa tranees animalite 50OemiOler; Snietter bar be fuopt
aneonins til at ifafe fig, berfor mau be al os til faa Iiot
SisOofiulb. 3ette er ON Sommereu; ienere fan Uelt os 6rp
al ben iaa uilise oe triueioe sun-Flower 9lante ubrette oct
Canine; en- iaaoan aiuerlins 6eoe, os ben berneO fCl9eube
9ripiel err BET, iom itaifer sg9 fra 6snie9aaroen.
Web 6enfpn til 5obrins at acb Dor man bog tase Sem.
ipu til 9emperaturen. Gr Der SGit, 9inter % 0aar riatia
folbt, eaer, iont man tiger, sraatolbt, oa bsr be foa mere, men
pGr fuu lbt ipariom, life minoit noar be pier fla ~forluene
paa bet. Raa, fnuie aisoben, Ribben 4. Gr. fniIaaeoe meb
Ell Slubbe, GLIDER neb Sgns; De iluser benne isnoernoleoc
glasie b~esiarliet, 90 eiper sgs Tom geoerlae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
Worjf lmtterif @oSpttal
Wuftin.

Srono til ct 5pipitdl ct Steo !
Centrum at be fore, samls nor'te
Settlementer / 5iamore os Wtpfper
Counter al Minneiota os Wttfheh
Gpuntn, cSotpa, bar l9nge p9ret tslt.
Der finDes life noget norit lutberit
!Solpital melem Ga Grosie o9 Nttn@
neopplis. 8atbolitsrne bar mango
!SpIpitaler biIt % fer | bdaoe be ltore
ou minbre gper; Der faar piftnot be al
pore aanbsmeno, iom lagges ino,
oob leoemlia glsis og 2Gsetilipn, men
be podpirtes mere al be tutbol'fs Nor@
ner "a SeTtre enb mango tror.
Saaleoes bar Soipitals=5 dnten
mere pa mere fommet frem blanot
os RorIte, os flere Omtanoisbeoer
bar peaet paa auitin iom bet bsoite
Centrum.
q 9uItin bar ct Bar unse, ensrgiite
% bpstise norite Eager nebiat Jig, iom
aIerebe bar en- meget uobreot prdrts
ps bar uofsrt mango beloise Opsratloe
rer.
auitin er en- iterrs 9p og Gountps
Iaoet for Moiper Gountp iamt Sen7
trummet for be gamle norite Settle
menter / bet ienpre WinneIotd og
nprplige Soma.
Gn Corporation er oannet til Sps
fsrelIe al ct norite lutberIt SoIpital,
Gorporationens Meolemmer er: pres
Iibent: 9aitor MuIersGggen al 2ple;
9icepreiioent: paitor Ronoestpeot al
8ranb Msaootp; Setretar og &asie'
rsr: 9ait. Rogns at auitin; be andre
Meolemmsr er: Or. 8. Segge al Iu'
tin, 4bpotdt 9. 6. Glauien at Iuitir
og 8isbmanb 9. &. gperien at Mond.
Sopd.
Gorporationen bar babt Msbe; Sn:
corporationsartitler og Sis2ope Ell
antagne og ct pasienoe Steo uoiee'
for Soipitalst. aomitssn til a.
Jamie giorag er pal9t; iaaleoes er al,
/ en- COB 9egpnpelIs; bet tor buabes. a,
iI9r be omtringli9genoe Settlemente
bill gipe Soipitalet en- BARN llnosrItet.
telie os at rigelige 9ioras fan inarsf
mulig pentes.
Soipitalet meb llbitpr % Msble
ment anta9es at TONNE paa runo
en- $4,000.
Santen bar piItnot ben, at SoIpi
taIet ituloe blipe en- Brand al Oiu
tonisisbiemmet / W~inneapolis; mer
oenns plan er MI sanite opgipet; so
ipltalet tommer til at blipe ganfte uuf
ban9igt at andre 9lnitalter.
Nptten og geliisnelisn at ct Iaaban
Spipital for bore SDge unber Opera
TONER o9 ~troniite SpsbomstilfGloe e
lite nsopenoist at paapsae.
@sIiisnelisn er iaa isinefaloenb
baaOe for 2sseme og Sial, ierlia pa,
@runo al tbnoige SDeebebanblinu
ombp99slig Spsepleis, triIteliat sil
inn os triitslioiinbsbe SpaepleisrTfe
o9 reselmGsii9e 9eIsg at trosnoe grs
tier, ida at enbper tGntsnoe Mano 0,
&Oinoe bill fsIe bet og finbe fla opfor
bret til ! tit Sisrte at itette en- iaa ooI
Sag.
So'pitalet Ifal reprafentere nermei
baaoe 0ecorab og Ct. qnsaar Sreo.
al ben 5orenebe airte, oerfor pente,
o9'da giorag fra Msniebeberne / oisI
fore SrebIe. Gn S~nteresTeret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

I'm mn 8iOSrcanina Nal i~uofsrcs / Rus.
lano, od man M or tcnmcti9 ticc al Den
ngrtie, iom fel8cr mcO en- ira belle bet puriot
Europa atOigenOe Catering. Wcn for iftc
at oGtte llotIic hos S%cioltningcns breOe sac
bar man til Scnii0t at anpeuOs AS gor
til Rciormens @icnnemfsrclle.
5 oennc 4criooe itrpger man one Stuo.
Oasene % tnssr paa ben Muuoe igicn gu.
ropa, iom MI or II Sage forau.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
Bittenbera, gSis., 15oe 9tpril 1896.

2SIIItHUtII, yNIp. IOUt NpIII ISJ6.
Netu @tcbaer Meoic.re 60, 2ecorah ga.
Scr al Den @obbeo at ienoe mig Ell Staua
al 3riuue Tlniter, ou jee liter at baoe Oct
/ Suist. pm nuset lfuloe bGnoe. Set rim.
penoe Snar, iom je9 huuOe paa gGgaeu,
er ~IuIbitGnbt9t beIbreoet for 3 Maaneoer
lioer, bpilfet ie9 fan taftc Geres Sriune
Bloiter for. Yteo N9telie
39b.6 Ntorta gritlou.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03


bet Tom nsopenoigt at boloe &oinoen
tilbaqe, ba ban tpbelts bar inoieet, at
bun elers piloe babe opersdaet bdm'
Oa bet itsrits og beoIte Wanosn bar
ajort, bar ban eiort for &oinoens
Stplb, bpiltet bel er omtrent bet ldnle
me, Iom ON pi bapbe gjort bet Islo.
Raar Wanoen piier llnoere al Sdps
psrbeb, sisr seniale Spfinbelier, itrts
Der b~enripenpe 0isterp9rter eler l9t'
ter :aang en- %orbsntlil Spiaosl9,fh1ft,
iua fer bet i%aboanligpis for at sifts
fig meo ben apinoe, ban Glitter, sler
for at forisrss ben apinbe, ban bar
siftet iis meb. e1er for at tisbe Snpslsr
til ct ener anoet pisebarn, ban bar
Smag etiteos.
Wtin Mama ialte en- Sang meo en-
ung 5orfatter ON nogle oeilise Oigts.
ban bapbs itreOet / "Sauitrsrst Ii
oenbe."
"!Spor ri De be berlise Santer fra?
Bar bet paa 0sres 99relie i Rattens
Stilbeo2"
"Hei."
"lloe / Ndturens Stjsb. / @aurens
fusreite sib?"
"Qa nei 5rue."
"Men bpab oreo Dem til at itube
bisis ~bsnripenbe 8ers? Gig mig,
bporban FILES bet. naar man oigter
iaaoant noset2 Gr bet iom en- 5loc
al elsoenbe 2apa inbeni Dem, Der ptl
ub, Der bill babe 5orm ps 8sapo til
bpilteniombslit pris, oa iom tpinger
Dem til at itripe, bDab Ianpsn oitz
terer?"
"Qa nei, life netop iaa."
"Men bpub CAB Dem SmpulIen til
bette originate, fdsre 0ist2"
"5anten paa, at min aone bebepsoe
en- M Sommsrbdt."
Saaleoes er bet operdlt; II, 6pao
Menoene er pg sisr / bet sobss oa
i~tjsnnes Sjensite, gisr be meb ps Iom
pirtenoe &raft.
Sg naar 8pinben ielp optreber Of
fsntlis, bliper ReIultdterne enonu
mere itorartet. Seq bebsper Der blot
at n9pne to &ptnoer at anertienbt
ufplo og 5rombeo, ben enc en- 5retsn,
ben anoen en- 5rue, ben enc Seanne
o'Irc, ben anben 5ru 4noersIons
Meperbeml.
Manbens pGrIte Sell er: Sruftenz
fab, iom soelGgger 2esemet. 8ortipil,
Tom "ruinerer Stonomien, FAINT utros
fab, Tom ruinerer ben e~atefabeliae
Sptte. Mdnoen ielo er ofte life am
bet eno en- Ruin beo 3Osaars 4loeren;
men Der finoes Ip9rmeriIte piqer, Iom
ipnes, bet er iaa pittoreit meo Guiner.
Selp ben met uomertebe Mano
bsr alorig glemme, at bans Mdma
bar en- &pinbe.
pda Stmmelbp2lpet finbes 3pinz
oens og Wunbens %inbbDrbes Stiuina
og Hdn9 gobt %an9ipet: Solen er ssez
minimum, Waanen MaftuIinum.
apinoen er ct fu(btomment, fuloz
it9not9t og f9roigt @pIen; Manoen
iapnsr Ribbenet, iom Spinoen er abort
al. Wanoen er itabt al en- Qertlump,
&oinoen al en- Del at ct rigtigt Men=
neite. Den ferite 8oinbe optraaott
iom SlangetGmmerIte pg bioroq til
5dmiIiens lnoerbolO meo Ssruater
m. m, meoens Manben bare ali %
brep 9dnt og funbt alting beIperliat.
S ale afbanolinger ON piloe DIR.
iom jeg bar lGit, finoss o9Iaa an9ipet
Mdaoen, bporpua be fanges. tSe,
bar 5 npgle a~npisninger angaaenot
Muuoen.
Gr ban meget ung, liter ban, al
man AMER BAN for en- tor Spnper, er
farlig 5pr og ct fortabt 9eIen; mer
Der Ital life fort til, fer ban raa6e,
pan Mdmd.
Gdmle 9errer LITER, at hi bebanblel
benz meo en- nGspis 6ortrolig6eo, ion
ON be bar un9e 9utter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

4ad BAL. -"2aO Os ilaa os nco en- Stuno
/ bet bDs9clisc &ubincttct % bOilc os lint"
Game: "$ocao Hal bet rare gpot for
Scr cr 10 ct Yar isr!"
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
Dnln DrIfrn rrn.

Stal en- Seit tribes ristis sobt, pa ntaa y ob Al
ct bpriit eeeeme maa baue g~nleonins III DC" : ,,brae
2uituerline, 90 mansiolbise irene, os Tor Ses'u' 7,tts
Stoiie, alereoe o%pbrhete. maa ienoeS no '9l'" "a, ,,l,
eiennem Subens Millioner al Smaa' aaDn'hg' ,,rur
~tilitanste al StCu os Smuos, Handles 10 o0"
ubiueenins.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
mo Cross OF Gold.
A wall From London.

The following, by the ocean cable.
comes from London, and is the
comment Of the Times upon the po-
illcal and financial situation of this
country, for which that journal feels,
it may be unnecessary to add, pure
and disinterested affection:
ut is always well to know the worst,
and England certainly must feel graf
flied for the extreme frankness of the
majority in control of the Convention.
We take note of the fact that one of
the historic American parties is fairly
captured by men who glory in dis
honest acts and avow their desire to
repudiate national and private debts"
This is rot. a determination not
to be robbed by Shylocks is not re-
pudiation Of honest debts. No ma
tional and no private debts have been
or will be repudiated by any free sill
yer declaration put in force. What
will be done is this: AL moneys of
the Government shall be main tanned
by the Government at their face value;
the bonds of the United States shall
be paid either in silver or gold, at the
option of the Government, as the con-
tract reads, and the miserable spec
tacle shall not again be presented of
a rich Nation, with plenty of money
to pay the interest ON her bonds, rob-
bling her own people by buying gold
in England to pay bonds payable
either in silver or gold, while the fools
or scoundrels at Washington force
the Government to aid in the depre-
citation Of silver by infamous legisla-
ton in order to make more marked
the difference commercially between
the fraudulent values of gold and sill
yer, and thus permit the bondholders
not only to make their pound Of flesh
but to draw the blood of the people as
well .-Sacramento Bee. r...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Mrs. Rhode Noah, of this place was
taken in the night with cramping
pains and the next day diarrhoea set
in. She took half bottle OF black
berry cordial but got no relief. She
then sent to me to see if / had any
thing that would help her. I sent
her a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
the first dose relieved her. Another of
our neighbors had been sick for a
week and had tried different remedies
for diarrhoea but kept getting worse.
l sent him this same remedy. Only
four doses of it we're required to cure
him. He says lie owes his recovery to
this wonderful remedy.-Mrs. Mary
Sibley, Sidney, Mich. For sale by
M. Fl. Miller. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
How sho Keep. john Home.

"How do You keep John at homo OF
nightsf" asked a Houston lady sof
friend the other day.
well, struck plan once by a
sudden inspiration, and 1t worked
very nicely. John had been in the
habit OF going down town every night
after eupper and staying until IL or IL
o'clock One night he left as usual
and after going three or four blocks
he found he had forgotten his um-
brella and came back Tor it. I was in
the sittIng-room reading, and he clip
ped in the room on hls tip-toes and
came up behind me and put his hands
over my eyes. John expected me to
be very much startled, suppose, but
] only said, softly: as that you,
TOMB" John hasn't been down town
at night since" 2tls.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
Bryan Suits Nevada.

The INDEPENDENT was the first pa
per in the State to put the name of
the next President at the head of its
editorial columns. The Reno Jour-
nal, Reno Tribune, and Silver State
fly the Bryan flag at their mastheads.
Tho other silver party papers will
doubtless follow suit as the news
comes from every section of the State
that the nominations Of Bryan and
Sewall have given satisfaction to all
classes Of silver men,. In Reno and
Carson National salutee we're fired
Saturday night and at Reno a Bryan
club Of over hundred members was
formed. The Lyon county Times
says that Bryau's nomination gives
perfect satisfaction in Dayton and
that il endorsed by the Populsts he
wiz receive at least $50 OF the I6O
votes Of that precinct. The silver
State is well pleased with the nolnin-
alton and advocates his endorsement
by the Silver party convention to be
held in st. Louis on the 22nd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
IT,! plLr!k:.

Blood is the prime cause OF most
Of our bodily ills, but il is often
difficult to convince people their
blood is impure, until dreadful
carbuncles, assesses, boiis, scro,.
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof
Of the fact. tits wisdom now or
whenever there is any indication ot
impure blood, to take lIo3i y S>,i.-
saparilla, md prevent such crup-
tons and suffering.
az had dreadful carbuncle absces5,
red, fiery, fierce and sore. Tie doctor
attended me over seven weeks. u me-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Lyon County Times; Mckinley
says that his policy will @giye every
man full dollar for full days
work" A full dollar is dollar, no
more, no less. A full days work is
from sunrise to sunset. II the pro.
ducers Of the United States wish to
work all day for one dollar, then shey
had better vote for Mckinley.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

This is the day of anti this and anti.
that. but what people need most now
a-days is the ambitious medicine,
Simmons Liver Regulator, the King
OF Liver Medicines, and Better than
Pills. Il have used no other anti.
bilious remedy for Six years and know
from experience that for ladies of a
constipated habit nothing equals it,
Laura V. Craig, Bllenbury, Fla.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

One Minute is the standard time
and One Minute Cough Cure is the
standard preparation for every form
of cough or cold. 1t is the only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. For sale by M. H. Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

We wish to notify the Justices OF
the Peace that they can procure at
this office, blank Summons, Affida.
Wits and Undertakings on Attach.
ments, Writ OF Attachments, Criminal
Complaints, Warrants; COnfmitmente
ON Sentence and Commitmen tsr to ap.
pear before the Grand Jury, good for
any county in the State. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
WARNING TO WARRANTS.

BY order OF tho Board Of County Commits.
sionery all male persons having the physi
cal ability to work, convicted OF vagraficy
and imprisoned on 10 judgment therefor,
Of Elko county. -
JOHN HENDERSON,
BY. w. PATTERSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Mrs. Z. DeYoung, Middleburg, j q
writes, / have used One Minute Cough
Cure for six years, both for myself
and children, and ] consider 1t the
quickest acting and most satisfactory
Cough Cure | have ever used For
sale by M. Fl. Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Did You ever think how readily the
blood is poisoned by constipation?
Bad blood means bad health and ere
mature old age. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills
overcome obstinate constipation
For sale by M. HI. Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Having purchased the interest Of Mr.. NJ.
ii. Miller in the lumber ana coal business,
carried on for a number Of years by the arm
Of Payne g Miller, I desire to say to the
former patrons OF that firm that 1 will exert
myself to merit continuance oftheir pat.
ronsge and the patronage OF the general pub.
ITO Hoping that my efforts in that line may
be as successfuf as those OF the retiring
member OF the firm, 1 am
Very Respectfully
J. A. Mcbride.
Elko, Nevads, July 0. 1895. I'm.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

Eczema Is fightful affection, but
Like all other skin diseases it can be
permanently curei by applications Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It never
fails to cure Piles. For sale by M. II.
Miller. !;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

You never saw such an assortment
OF mems and boys straw hats as
those at Remnants. They are to be
ldcheap for cash.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

In the Spring a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts ofADe
Wits Little Early Risers, for they
always cleanse the liver, purify the
blood, and invigorate the system.
For sale by M. II. Miller. 80
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az there VIII be an examination for public
school teachers held at the public school
building at Elko on July 10, II and IS, 1895.
.... w. A. MASSEY,
County Superintendent
Elko, New, July 8, 1895.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13

One swallow does not make Spring
but one swallow of One Minute Cough
Cure brings. relief. For sale by M.
III. Miller. -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-13
Of Co,Partnership

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Nv tho Cop Partnership heretofore existin1
under the firm name Of 6ayles & Bailey J
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tni
business will hereafter DO carried on BY q
NJ sayies, vino viii pay all outstandinl
debts ana collect oil bills due tho firm.
q. N, EAyLos,
I'3 j. D. BAILEY.
whitolIsook, srSevada, May ii, 1890.
(5-lb 1rn)
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-26

ness to human brotherhood, and stand
ing protest against class hatred ana GLASS
distinctions. Mr.. Bean believes In q
church for men, not for poor men or
ROB men. and has small sympathy for
the prevailing fashion of preaching to
particular trades, professions or classes.
Let the church not pet the rich man
nor nat the poor man, but standing
erect, TRANSPORTED in the light of eter-
nal truth, let her declare the law for the
kingdom OF God.
3.-The final lesson the church needs
to learn form the present crisis Is that
Christ is the only saviour of society as
well as the individual, and that he saves
society by saving the individual. 1t may
sound old-fashloned to declare that the
great trouble with society is that man
Is sinner. but 1t IL the truth. The
great reason why wealth Expresses power
ty, and why poverty is suspicious OF and
unjustSto wealth, is that man is selfish.
Not the roor man or the rich man, but
| man. The man who believes that all
that is needed for Industrial emancipa-
ton is more and cheaper money is alto
gethur mistaken. What is needed most
ofssaIl is more and better men. We are
| dying of an over reliance on law, or
rather elgislation. We need to remem Der
the wholesome. truth that Authority can
not make men fraternal; the highest JUS
tioe is not the product OF force, nor can
| the state give men sagacity, prudence,
tact, honor, self denial, shrewdness OF
thrift" If we could redeem men from
vice, intemperance, and selfishness. we
| should have wrought reform full OF
promise for permanently and blessing.
'Tis Christ that is needed more than all
| and most of all.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-26
THE ASSESSORS.
They Returned From Their Trip Yes
terday.


The Portland assessors arrived home
yesterd ay morning from their visit to
cities in Massach usetts and New Hamp-
shire. Every facility for examining into
matters and things of interest has been
afforded them and on the whole their
trip has been one of profit.
On Tuesday they visited Lynn, ana
while IN some matters of minor import
anoe an improvement was noted on
the whole things were no better there
than here.
Wednesday found them at New Bedford
where they were royalty entertained.
new system of assessment and valuation
of property has just been adopted which
is exceedingly good. They were shown
about the city and the valuation cited on
various pieces of property for comparison
with similar pieces at home. Es.sshs
Thursday Worcester was visited. but
nothing new was obtained and Spring
field the next day showed about the
same as Lynn.
Saturday Newton's model system was
inspected, and something worth seeing
found.