Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-09
[FRoM D DAILY.l

T1lere Is q dcarth of local news.

Maynugh's interest in tho TidinRs
DIR. G.. +. Moore. Dentist, Elk
'~.oHn and bridge work. Teeth Will
out plates. Oiice at residence. :
Thomas d. Reed was unanimouRl.
nominated for Congress Tor the tenth
time yesterday.
Potatoes soil for 10 cents n pound
at DcLamar. Lincoln county, last
week. s.
At Rcinhart's they are show ing
ladies' md Misses tobogsan caps at
% cts. Something new.
There are only two prisoners in the
County Jail and one of them will go
out tomorrow.
Among the nations Mexico is the
present largest silver producer. The
1879 output approximated 5l,000,000
fine ounces.
Rcinhart has some daisy golf and
bicycle caps at % cts. cash. Never
sold for less than 10 cts.
The Carson Appeal says that ex-
Congressman Woodburn is I'm out
and out silver mar and will speak for
Newlands before the campaign is over.
Dave Casper mas Just received q
rev lot OF samples OF Spring and
Summer clothing which will bc mnde
to order from sl3 30 up. .
Three hundred and ninety men are
employed Mt the DeLamar mine aud
mill Mt DeLamar, Nevada, and until
quite recently, 25U woodchoppers
have beGn given employment.
fou never saw such an assortment
Of mems and boys straw hats rs
those at Remnants. They are to be
sold cheap for cash. =
Work on the new schoolhouse be-
gan III earnest to-day. The masons
are hard at work laying the
water table. The bell and foundation
will soon meet.
Major Miller offers his two:story
frame dwelling house. near the high.
school bu lding, for sails cheap. En-
quire mt the drugstore. TAI In.
j. $. Klink, II pioneer of the Com-
stock, committed suicide yesterday,
by taking morphine. iIe was a native
of Wurtenberg, Germany. aged about
10 years. # SOD.
Assessor Guthrie OF Humboldt
county says lie knows of but eight
gold men III Winnemucca and
vicinity, two of whom we're formerly
Democrats.
While you are looking for q change
| II the weather.. examine tho latest
patterns i'll wall paper mt the Postof-
flee. All goods Iirst class ami Mt the
lowest living prices. Call in and OK
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. /. N. Sherwood. y
y new and complete Spring and
Summer line Of gents and children's
clothing, furnishing goods, hats and
caps, boots und shoes mt marvellous
ly low prices. Have also added dry
goods To the above stock. The latest
style of ladies' Summer waists at &
ALEXANDEE's. =
Every vote for Mckinley will count
III favor Of more taxes in time of
peace; Ct high tariff walls aguinst
'orc'gn commences; Of duties on raw
netcrials now free for our factories.
md OF dearer necessities aud com
orts Tor tho masscs OF the American
people. Humbug promises Of pros.
perity should blind no voter TO the
real issue i'll the coming campaign.
We published au item from the
Gazette yesterday stating that Hon.
Theodore Winters had announced
publicly TINT he would not support
Brynn for President. Tho Gazbtte's
statement is not credited by the
Journal which says: Ntr. Winters is
not JaDus-faced in politics, or, any:
thing else. aud Mr.. Winters expressed
himself ~ being pleased with the
Chicago nominees To many friends IN
Reno. Tho inference il that he said he
you'd not vote for Mckinley.
III the silver people win | believe
there will be ouch revival IN buai.
ness. such a booming in industries
which are now inactive. and such a
general shaking upof the co nmcrcial
interests that our country wil b,
euro to prosper These words wer,
spoken 10y the Rev. DR.. T. dc witt
ralmago ut Enst Hampton. l.. l..
after n long tour Of tho Southern
| States.
"About two gears ago my daughte,
vas taken with terrible cfuptioDa al
over her body. \ friend told us I,
try Hoods Sarsnparilla aud after sh,
had taken II few bottles OF this meln
cine che was WE'LL Mrs. Fran,
Ambrcsettc, Carson, Nevada.
Auod's pile euro oil livcr lie,