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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-29

fofring passengers, mail ami baggage
from one train. TO another, over
breaks IN the line. The financial
loss to the company by tn,
recent unufuslly severe fiofmi
which passed over southeastern Utah
must have bees very heavy, and the
Inconvenience occleloneJ At the dam.
aged points, remote from settled loclll.
tiss, and In n wilt, rough part Of tn
country, has been vary great
VITA all tho seriousness OF the wash.
outs, however, In their effect on the
operation Of the road, the patrons Of
the railway have been put to n sur.
priaiugly slight Inconvenience; the
delay In passenger tfafilc has been
comparatively Insignificant; and the
discomfort 10 those who have had oc.
cAsi0u TO 20 over that route hiss been
practically nil. II 10 true there has
been quito a burden on the railway
men, from the superintendent down,
Ia bfldg ng over the temporary difii
oultles aud In putting the limo Into 70.
palf 10 speedily after such a visitation;
but the labor was undertaken and per.
formed with willingness and
efficiency that are highly commend.
able. This occasion l. n marked Illus.
Iation Of good and quick work ihGt
eau be accomplished by n well
organized and competent operating
department.. II was 10 be expected
that the railway would lose no time In
getting into hfsi class shape on tbls
occasion, asit has done on others when
tho line has been damaged; but the
special facility with which this puf.
pose was effected under such eireum.
stances ~ have prevailed recently
where the breaks oocufroi, IL n high
compliment to tho RIO Grande West.
ernie management, and cannot fail 10
iavonbly impress the publlc As to the
cApabiiliy and enterprise Of lhoso wbo
control the workings otthe road.
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additional horrors which will result in
battle but because no part OF no field
will be safe, no matter how distant from
the actual scene Of conflict. The effect
must be to Introduce great uncertainty A.
70 tho result Of manouvers or VI superior
forces by the removal OF that compare
tive Immunity from danger which IL
necessary 10 enable the commanding
officers 10 carry out their plans, Tor a
chance explosive dropped from a flying
machine NAV destroy the chiofs, disor-
ganize the plans and bring confusion 10
the stronger or more skillfully led side.
This uncertainty a. 10 results must rem
der nations aud authorities still more
unwilling 10 enter Into contests than
ihoy arc now, and perhaps Ia timo make
wars OF extremely rafo occurrence.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixiy.tevenlh somi'aunual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of LAtter.dsy Saints will convene IN
the TAbornaclc, Salt Lake CITY, at 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning, October
9Th. 1896.
Tho officers and members Of the
Church generally are cordially invited
TO attend the meetings Of the Confer.
snee.
wmFoRD WOODBURY..
0noRoE q. CANNON,
JOsEru Il. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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This invaluable fsmeay IL one that
ssght 10 be- In every household. II
viii curs your Rheumalistn, Neural.
efc, Spralns, Cuts, Bruises, Frosted
Fse. ana Ears, Sore Threat aud Sore
Chest n you have Lame Bach IL
will cure n. 10 penetfate, To the seat
Of the disease. II will cure sta
Joints aud .satfaoisd muscles after all
other remedies have failed. Those
who have been cripples for years have
used Bdndrdis SHov LAnippsn and
thrown away their oruionss aud been
able 10 walk a. we'll a. ever. IL will
cure you. Price 50 cents. Bald By
z q. AZ. l. drug store.
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THE Il. q. ", wAsnouis.

Today, Tuettay, tho RIO 0pnde
Western railway ls again In condition
TOT uninterrupted through traffic. For
1hs hf'l time for several days, the
express train leaves Ihi, city with the
anticipation Of going clear through to
The eastern terminus oi the line, with.
cut delay or change. The seTlss Of
WAshouls between Crescent anu Ruby
stations, 10 Grand county, hAs boen
repaired, ami tho railway oOmpsny IL
NO longer under the nsosssity Of trans.
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a anund lA,,r lInk.. |. won t.a.

Are you Bilious, Constipalsd or
troubled With Jaundioe, Sick Head.
aohe, BAD Taste IN Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain ~
Back and bstuean We Shoulders, & hills
anu Fever, etc. II you have any u
these symptoms, Jour Liver IL out OF
%rder, and your blood IA slowly being
pelsonsd, because your Bivsf does not
act properly. HERBfNE VIII cure aay
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach %
Bowels. II has no equal 40 Liver
Medicine. Price Is cents. Free trial
bottles al z q. N. 1. drug store,
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The Ban FRANCISCO Chronicle
thinks tho inflow Of gold to this coun.
try at present Ia due to the fact that
foreign capitalists believe that McKln.
les 'selec,ion 10 assured and that things
arc soon going to boom In tue Uailei
States. Whether that conjecture IL
true or not, II Is tolerAbly certain that
some other explanation Of tho turn OF
the sold tide lie needed than the STATE.
ment that we now hays a favorable
irlde balance.
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Itiithis. II you have a Cough or
Cold, n tickling in tbs Throat, which
Keeps you conttanty coughing, or N
you are afiiiot.d with any Chest,
Throat or Lung Trouble, MboopinT
Cough, etc. and you uts Bdlard's
HoreAound Syrup a. directed, giving
u a fair tfial, and no btuent IL sxpef.
fenced, We auih0fiEe our advertised
agents TO fsiund your money on re-
turn Of bottle. 10 never iAils 10 give
,s,isfaotioB. II promptly rsiieves
Bfonohltia. Sold By z. q. NJ. 1. drug
staEf
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II caiaifh II a blood disease. ~ somo
claim, that physicians frequently Ad-
Wise change Of air aud climate 10 thtse
tufiefinR7 Cataffh isa climate afist-
ton, but nothing bot local rene y
~ change M climaic Will cure J..
Ely'A Cream Balm h 10 efficient
10 away with the neortsiiy OF leaving
home AVID friuuds, causing instant te-
lie and Ia a real cure oi caiarib.
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ne Sure You Are night

Ana then 20 ahead. n Your blood /
Impure, your appetite iAling, you
nrfvts weak, you may be sure tbb
iio1l's SAfanpafllln 10 what you need
ihtn take NO substitute. ltsht upni
Hood's and only Hood'.. This IL thf
tnelieino which has the largest rae
Ia the world. Hool'. S,rsapafilla 10
tue ore True Blood Putidrr.
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w * s.

nssn,y ,sords Tor iine,l Inserted undsr
tAs Asad,ag, once for ibe. t'sies lor 2ScS
ono seek Jor 5Ocs one month 5sr Zoe per
line No ad taken for less Than loo
Wants Of more han . i'ne. sans proper
houais rate. Advertise and gsi yss.iaa
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Ine DfsEarI Ettsis1 hnfs q pghll' hei daIlf,
aunaay rtesp.si % corner souih aud East Temple
nan Eiiuos a. Us .. m. Regular Edinon ui
Ths Drrsrr srw-wtrrfr NEvs IL patiishoi
on Tussiay and FrIday Of Each reeh
Ths DriraEf wurrtf In magazine form 10 pub
Md aHaLl naLallaL-
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HOODS PILLS are promp,, ef-
noienl, always reliable, easy 10 TAX =,
easy 10 operate. /.
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Sanliafium Naiatorlum baths, open
day AMI night. 90 West 3rd South.
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WA N rs.

Hro''y 'soris Tor Ines inserted under
Hs headiHg' once Ior i5c, hries Jor alc,
one Wcel ior 5oc' one month Jor 600 per
Inc No I'D. taken Jor Ices Maa Toe.
% ants Of more Than iHss same propor.
Tomato raic Aiperhae and ger yssuita
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wANTED-HELP.

rErrY a nEgKELRATHs EMPLOYMENT
Agency
No tbh Nest Second Youth. between Cunsn
Hotel ana roftonce
once nquTa, a. M. 10 l.l0pm
ouI telephone numter IL iGL
Headquarters for cOOka, waiters. dishuash
orr, nottera, hotel CLERKS. etc.. iAbor,rs
Miners, mechanics, Our mt OF houseFlris !,
lhe largest IN the lily and IN fact the iATgest
OF any once west " Denver Don't fofso
ne place sh west second south street
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ne Nsvs 10 On sale st ne principal Hoisis, News
ttinit and on eli pssssugaf uains LEAVING Ne CIV
ansf ,. m daiy.
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WANTED AN AoINr

II ENEhi sKCTioN, TO CANVASS ,Loo
70 iAvo day made. sells al sirntt Mo 4
.ah 70 tel staple Eoods b. dea Sri. Isst 6ids
9i.n 800 nohlh. tAlafy or large eommis
"a VIZ pnucui ars ttnd stamp Onftsn tosp
hAhntAciurng Company, Cincinnati. ohio
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nrsHiy Words Tor iiasil inserted sais
nis AeatiHg, once for i5c, hsies J5r -,
one Esek /or 5ocs one month Ior W. sg
line. No ed taken Jor les haa Isa
lFaH's Of more dan ilnes sams pr1ps-
Tomato rate Astut1s al osf ,,iah
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cI,y Subscriber. M Kindly notify , T. Duhbs 2,
idfciiaiafl, oisny frsguisny ia ihs delivery Of
tsif parsra
an communications should b. addressed 70
D.ssasr Nsvs PusLaHBs Ca
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MANIfp-MIs otLLANtous.

7 or or ELEGANT PURNIrURE-Too
good for Hesond hand huslnefs, 10 ots
chance Tor common goods, IN every day usoi
. folding beds, elegant dresser. nnc modern
parlor oct. steel range. ! Cuucr sou roller
UouH CLOTHES 10 uLEAN. ~ FkR
month. u'Neara bloch. 3. W, second 30,
INVERYHOnN To GEr TiIEm PHOTOS
~ enlarged ~ The Utah Portrait % .hls
". fifst south street, four doors sect of liin
wCodcy's. I'VE male pictures that look like
you" Artistic pietuIes Al moderate pree.
UREE-CoMiLETE sat OF SALT LAKE
Il views with every dozen photos ordered.
Wafatch ihoto farloFs, WasAieh hioek. HE
yaiof To an door.
200 MES TO nUY HOMEMADE
OOO saddles aud harness, cheap aud
Tood. II. l. Williams, iii tiAto rect
rroVRIsrs 10 GIT MonNoS TKMri.E
II sllk iiAndkCfchleis and lies In yAfiey.
talt Lake tilt factori. - D. Third south.
INyfRY BODY 40 MY TnE BksT iCE
IL cream Al ketlsy's, BY diah or wholesale
20 south MAN, telephone y.
NVANTEp a. EVERYBODY TO ORDER
DHEAPEsT. BEST PLACE 10 BUY AND
AJtsueNehange second hand goodt, 10 stats.
MEN, woMEN AND CnILDRES TO
vi got The hest photos, at hAlson A iiros.,
4 Commercial suesL
ENEBrnopi 40 MY IhE Bksr loE
~ cream Al keeley's. ~ dith or wholesale
80 fouth Nam, telephone n.
NEW AND eECOND HAND fURNi'
~ tuTe, wagons, hugFiea harness, etc At
elders ~ state street.
LNyKgY OWNER OF A ROLLER To TRY
u Champion Boiler Compound guArantsed
20 remove an scale Or e0rfosion from boiler or
cunntcuonsi prevents puinE and protects The
meta, sold on ihirty days tfiali no money
collected uulefs compound does tho work
purely yeFoiAble' containing no sclda or
Ntriols Made in brick form " save freight
Gail or address bowman a hiekum, south.
second kast street salt Lake CITY $40
A GOOD MALE SCHOOL TEACHER
IA wanted 10 take charge Of the Holden
District school, Any one desiring tho situA,
lion aud can come well recommended can DO
accommodated BY applying 10 the under
EDWARD STEVENS,
HOsALlNk HARMON,
JOHN CHkRhlN0TOs,
Trustees.
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lafmpna for tutfdf'rfiun nIWnfH IN adfanch
Subscribers snthgina tnsr place o. resifenes
should AvsJs give fofmef 10 vol "a present ai'
Ares
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oPTIoIAN.

RLADlN0 AND SEWING GLASSES
AZ SHOULD exactly NJ you Putting aud tefts
Hee' Moody, expert, Consultation nulding.
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IHEAPEsT. BEsr pLAoI 10 BUY AND
Ajisii, exchange second hand goods. 10 stats.
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INSTRUCTION.

I 7. HALLE. MANDOLIN, GUITAR
lie Banjo instruction. Instrument iur''
nlshed Tree. hoom %, Gladstone buildlns
poOK. KEEPIsG. SHORTHAND. TYPE,
~ writing. H. n, inter, Constitution
building.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-31

sha e IN
s7i $ ss ssss e e e
Il: SEXTON &: g o.s. s.. ~. s.,.
5Pss; e nsss
sa y beo e.
i've Wig nsy s 4 Of
10 Dy en- and the rules Of the Cemetery
Section FEE SEXTON So, "a
general custodian the Of per month"; payable by the
sos S ss S
PaysS the ao t one
whether ordered by the Cemetery Committee or
the Of per
I %
his ebass % No a hr tie sexton in
City fss, e'e
a 1sa OBJ Of
such an apply the for to
additional s unless
SEXTON ON RECEIPT OF PERMIT
si 10 Ss &Ro9 Of copy Of the Permit for Burial
5 s
s e. s.sg d sa t. place
sn The after sd
s his fee
,ss ;s'e'
s,a FEES sus'scr Decision COMMITTEE
70 % Ssss.: ss %
the Cemetery Committee and their decision shall be final "
ARTICLE III.
PENALTIES.
oecnonl ANY person who shall be CONVICTED of
vction than one dollar nor than ona
dollars for each offence o not more than 60 DAYS
|or both. " ~ ~ W ""''
The foregoing Ordinance No entitled Ordinance to pur.
and set apart certain land City Cemetery. govern
tn OF funds sale Of o care said
City Cs%ee was read ss in full at regular meeting the city
VOTE on it's first reading Yeas Mess King Feson Hart and
Attest F. A. WARDwELL,
City Auditor.
Said Ordinance No 81 read the regular
meeting OF the City Council July 9Th 1895 passed by the fol-
loving vote Yeas Messrs Price, Fson Hart Warner
Attest F. A WARDwELL,
,,. , City Auditor.
JuDsoN LAMouRE
Mavnr
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Flora

The wheat crop In Flora is not I'M
to Its usual average this year.
DR.. John Sinclair and J.. G. Harvey.
of St. Thomas, attended church here
Sunday evening.
Most of the farmers are through
with their haying, which has been an
abundant crop and we'll saved.
The contingent from the Industrial
Exhibition at Winnipeg returned Fri.
day and reports an excellent show and
good time generally. H. Murray,
they say. rot into difficulties trying
t." >lnnggle q couple of Union Jacks.
Rev. Monson has been holding spec-
ial meetings at the town hall here
during the past week, and much in
terest has beep taken in the cause of
Christ. The d hurch was organized on
Sunday with Messrs. Bell, Skene and
Bissett as elders.
The only man in town who is kick
ing on the county equalization board
is Jas. Tovey. Jim owns four mules.
the only ones IN town, and they could
hardly stand up to be assessed, and
the board raised them 100 per cent.
Later! The mules have died.
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CountyNeMs.
Liberty.

j. buchanan has purchased a new
buggy aild is now making use of his
trOtter.-
A. Nodwell has the lumber on the
ground to build a large granary to
store the coming crop.
We are sorry TO report that Mr.. d.
McClellan's son Eddie Is very low and
his death is looked for every day.
Berry picking and haying are in or.
der now, and there IL an abundance
of both, but potatoes will be scarce.
Notwithstanding hard times and
crop prospects our genial merchant
ID. Brown, reports good cash trade.
Simon Thompson OF Beaulieu, has
his new house completed and ready
for occupancy. It's fine one and
shows MIR. Thompson to be tasty ar
chitect.
John A. Mckay our old Bcaulieu
teacher, and MIR. Mcleod OF Milton
were around visiting friends on Sum
dav. No wonder, for the daughters of
Liberty are attractive. The girls say
come again boys.
Crops are looking exceedingly poor
by reason Of drouth and rust. We
think that various papers throughout
the county are estimating too large q
yield, as there will not be more than
50 per cent average.
II it be true that the best farm
crop is a good sound boy, then our
town clerk E. Metelmann has got
next to the best one IN the shape Of q
good sound girl, which was harvested
Monday Of last week; all's we'll.
Messrs P. Williams aud G. Weller
drove over to Morden. Winklers and
Plum Coulee, last Saturday and re-
turned Sunday. They also drove
through sixteen thriving Mennonite
villages; new houses and fine barns
are being erected in all directions
tells the observer that our neigh.
bors In Manitoba are coming to the
front. They report however that
crops are damaged more with heat
and rust than on this side.
Prattford.
James Wilson is moving and repair.
ing his buildings.
r. Menzie has purchased a fine
phaeton from Blackjack s. Grill.
H. w. Wallace, of Drayton, was
here last week looking after his prop
erty.
We regret 70 say that Miss Nettle
Wilson is still quite i'll and confined to
her bed.
j. R. Mcmillan had blowing bee
last week and had about eighty acres
turned over.
Mr.. Hughes. or Minneapolis, form.
erly Of this place, is here greeting old
acquaintances.
Mr.. Code OF London. in company
with his brother Of Cavalier, was visit
ing here last week.
1t is rumored that o. H. johnson of
Hamilton is to start a creamery on
one Ut his farms near here.
Will Menzie was a delegate to the
Foresters' Lodge at Grafton last week.
II. A. Switzer has been buying cattle
for two weeks.
William Trotter is looking after the
weed crop. He has already put TWEEN.
ty-five dollars costs on several quart
er sections.
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4 3Rl0llN (: u II q /.
so - S"AoAo'

i, co sssg THAT ss .st.
fifteen links sh is south
.? Ts % ..y ss
ge ssng Ely Thence south along
s'si ss fas ess
as'ihisst e sS
sss ss .ss s1s s:
s Purchased ess aa i.
sum Of f twe Sn"
G for .a The s;s and f
Cemetery and for The bodies ander
after be made he the City Of Psmbns
T. II; s III
ae bsss ta said
4s nambs1s
that portion subdvide at present as the
% 5 %
%
IS tt con%
cemetsy which shall confirmed by the City
1T
sha G1 fsg sa
se sss' # 'sss
cry COMMITTEES appeal the City Council, have the
1ss5 G%s such
desiring may aS1s purchase one or more lot,
which msin rnsod exceeding sixteen lots By paying
Auditor for Decd ana applying 20 the City
Section s. Such deed convey absolute title to the lot or
lots ere to and to his her heirs
ss5st such may
or made for the and of said City
, FORM OF DEED AND
%s %s ss :;s ~ +
shown upon the plat except such
iR R
~ Section The City AGdG1 hs be the clerk
m
franz
gi5ss' :s. ~ : e each BURIAL
s and
s s % Giving s and Of the 18th
made certificate from the Auditor that the person
making the nment has title to said lot block therein
described.
PERMITS FOR BURIAL
5 On s1f 'tss ossan
tss s t
cant has legal title lot WHICH nterment is to be made
grant such Kermit ana keep record thereof
BURIAL IND1GENTs
Section 10. 1t shall be the duty of the Cemetery Committee
at the time Of the annual heenbeo provided
known INDECENT persons and Of the nrmeu such
dgen the authorities charge Of such inment shall OBJ
tain Permit from Auditor for the burial of such body
portion the Cemetery apart such inements
DISAGREEMENT.
Section H. No person shall be permitted to dnter any body
s'fsR
TREES AND FENCES OF PRIVATE OWNERS.
Section 12 No shall plant trees fences within
the limits Of the City Cemetery without first obtaining permission
and under the restrictions the Cemetery Committee
Section 49, The City Cemetery shall be during the
the lots Of said City Cemetery. No shall within upon
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0ardar.

NJ. Stephenson, from Crystal, is
around selling binding Irvine.
On the high ground the crops look
rdsted and bad. On the average It
looks as il the yield is going TO be
lia1fA There are. however, some few
good pieces Of wheat to be seen. The
hay crop promises abundance.
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M, n. LOCKWOOD, II. y.
Physician and surgeon-Graduate Of College
NJ Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Nd.
Omce over T. r. Shaw d Cos Drug Store.
Night calls at room No. 70, winchester House.
Psmblna, North Dakota {.
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PEMBINA
Building and Loan Association.

PEMB1NA, NORTH DAKOTA.
Money .oano on good Rea Estates ecurityany
whore in 40 county. What you pay Torrent win
pay the monthly dues. No other payments have
70 Sc made, and infrom six to eIghs years you
own the property. Dueaona $500 loan are SO
Dor month. Address.
E. D. BooKER, 7. u. PRlcH,
Secretary President.
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CHAs. e. EARR g, NE.
Physician and Surgeon. Found at all hoars
when not professionally engaged engaged, ct
his ONCE, on Stutsmnn street 1T day Time and ct
his residence ON Cavileer street ct night.
PnMB1NA. North DAKOTA
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II J. JAMES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon, ofics and residence
over First National hank,
BATHaATE. NORTH DAKOTA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

Congress to enactments by the best
judges who ever sat on the bench.
We declare that it is the duty of Con-
gress to use all constitutional power
which remains after that decision, or
which may como from it's reversal by
the Court as it may hereafter be con-
stituted, SO that the burdens Of taxa
ton may be equal, that wealth may
bear its due proportion of the expen-
ses Of the government.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

Mrs. r. DeYoung, Middleburg.I
writes, | have used One Minute Cough
Cure for elk years, both for myself
and children, and I 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, 1896-07-09

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 NJ. II. Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09
AIMING TO MIGRANTS.

BY order of the Board of County Commits
sionors all male persons having the physi
cal ability to work, convicted Of vagranoy
and imprisoned on o judgment therefor,
public works, buildings, grounds and ways
OF Elko county. c.s. .-,',..a. dElfGI
~ Attest: 4lss,tf +.
H. JOHN HENDERSON,
County Clork.
Deputy Clerk. 5.as% t
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

Did you ever think how readily the
blood is poisoned by constipation
Bad blood means bad health and rre-
mature old age. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills
overcome obstinate constipation :.
For sale by M. H. Miller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be an examination for public
school teachers held ut the public school
building Mt Ellto on July 10, Ia and is, 1905.
j 20 1870 m WA. MASSEY,
r. County Superintendent
x Etso, New, July 8, 1895.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09
S. E. fCUNEY,
Ii A X B e Il

When you are IN need Of Sletter
heads, bill heads, note heads, envel.
opes, statements, etc., remember that
You can have them printed at the In
DEPENDENT office at prices within the
reach of ais
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

Eczema Is frightful affection, bat
like all other skin diseases it can be
permanently cured by applications OF
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It never
fails to cure Piles. For sale by M. III.
Miller. '''s'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-09

In the Spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of-ADs
Wits Little Early Risers, for they
always cleanse the liver, purify the
blood, and invigorate the system.
For sale by M. H. Miller.