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It is her dressing, not herself, that is at fault, and fashion to-day allows her to mend that fault. One of the current styles is the pempadcur, and for the low brow and rather heavy face, this squaring of the forehead gives harmo- ny, and instead of Q letting cheek and chin seem heavy under a baby bang,
 they take on dignity and balance the pompadour outline. Another method is the part with tendril curls and with the hair turned back from the temples
 When there is big mass of hair to be arranged, this method may we'll be modified as in this sketch. Here the locks are parted and waved down over the temples. A curl hides each ear and 8 knot takes up the rest. Besides be- ing a becoming arrangement. this also provides about as easy way as wo-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-21

Leading medical journals in Paris, Vienna and Berlin have simultaneous iy issued warnings against the excess sive use of strong coffee, showing that its effects are second only to those of alcoholism. It is stated for fact that reliable physicians have constantly diagnosed the symptoms of coffee drunkenness as alcoholic disturbance, and insomnia, nausea, depression of spirits and lack of appetite are among the long train of evils attributed to the coffee habit It is further shown that the effect of becoming @ total abstainer is the same for the coffee drunkard and for the victim of alcoholic liquors --a terribly wrenched nervous system.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-21

Many occupants of land in the south ern part of Minnesota have been ad- judged trespassers by 8 recent decision
 of the Department of the Interior and must vacate their homes, losing the value of all the improvements they have made thereon. The lands in ques- tion were originally swamp lands, oed- ed to Minnesota by the United States government, and the title thereto should have come from the State. In many cases, however, evaporation and natural drainage have. in the years since 1860, changed the character of the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-21
WE OPEN TOMORROW

)WE OPEN TOMORROW our Patent Medicine Dept. | Baby Foods, Pills, Plas- ters, Torics, and a host of y
 sundries. With Free Demonstration of 7
 Louis Henderson & Co., $ ? Perfumes. Get, into the ; delicious atmosphere 7 breath of thousands of 2 flowers.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-15

Something novel in the line Of
building material ia produced at Il
mill in Chrisliann. Norway. This
mill began operations about two years
ago, making roofing tiles. and is now
shipping l." different parts Of tho
globe mn nr;iclc which il " ack.
nOwlcdgcd superiority in the way Of
"slatosr Norway tiles ~ thoy nrc
termed, nrc mRdc from wood pulp.
which under very high urrggurc il
formed into thin cakes ~ fiaes like
tho ordinary roofing slntca. After q
chemical treatment, which Ia the in.
vontor's secret. tho tiles become hnrd
like brick. and acquire II deep black
appearance, which gives n soft tone Ia
houses with prominent roofs and ga.
bless Louis Republic.
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tFROM DAILY
SABSlAG

Pay up your election bets and looa
) pleasant.
John Crosson is down from Starr
Valley.
Yesterday was a windy. disi.Gseyable
day. \ fine rain set IN last night and
continued at intervals throughout
today.
The latest returns give the Rcpub-
Leans two members of the next AS.
sembly.
DIR. Petty is down from Wells. He
reports everything quiet up the
road.
1t is understood that Judge Bige.
low will locate at Salt Lake City im-
mediatcly after his term OF Office cx-
pires.
Scientists are asking the question:
@Do fishes suffer pain!" III they re.
tain life long enough to hear their
captors tell, they do.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather there WIS Il large at
tendance at Chris. Reckhart's
funeral.
From Il notice under the proper
heading, it will be seen that the
father OF Mrs. NJ. Badt Of Wells died
i'll Posen, Germany, recently.
The returns from Bryan came in
Saturday night. This precinct gave
Reed II majority Of live and iIibbets
six. Reed is now one behind Wilson
and lIibbcts is nineteen behind
ltigsby.
Speaking Of the celluloid buttons
with their ridiculous and often i'm.
moral matter, an exchange says that
it has got so that you can now size
up II PERSONS intelligence by the
number of such ornamants he wears;
tho more buttons. the less brains.
No man can be happy il he seeks
illcgitimatc means to ccure it Tho
happy man is not the II who depends
upon a horse race. Il ball game, a night
with the -boys" or Il regular outing.
lie il happicst who is contcntcd with
his daily life and finds i'll his home
something more than II place to eat
and sleep.
\ Los Angeles MAJ claims to have
discovered a process 10y which lie can
extract III Il few minutcs every pnrti.
Gle OF gold from the most rebellious
ores at am expense Of 50 cents per ton
and that with Il plant costing $500
lie can work 10 Ions "A day without
the use Of water. 1t is probable that
actual working results will not cor
respond with laboratory tests.
Six weeks ago | suffered with II very
ever cold; was almost unable to
speak. My friends all advised me to
consult physician. Noticing Chamb-
crlnin'a Cough Remedy advertised i'll
the st. Paul Vo!ks Xcitung | procur
cd Il bottle, and after taking il Il
short while WIS entirely well. | now
most heartily recommend this remedy
to anyone suffering with u cold VIM.
Kcil. 6IS Sclby Ave. ST. Paul, MINI.
For sale by VI. II. Miller
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GFRoM DAILY.
sALNIaGuNnI.

ii. G. Randall, Of Palisade, is il
town.
Tho carpenters are putting up I
new car house below town.
Twenty corloads of cattle were
shippcd out of Elko today.
Mr.. Plumb returned FROM the Eas'
today.
There are several cases Of typhoid
pneumonia i'll austin.
Commissioners McAfec and Wool
verton came in yesterday to ussist
in the anvas OF the vote.
e. A. Watkins acts as il he owned
the world and had a barbed wire
fence around it. The cause of it all
will be found under the head OF
births.
There VIII be Il shooting match at
the Hot Springs, Thanksgiving Day.
Be sur to take il in for theie, you
can get n turkey or Il goose for nj
most nothing. See the nj.
Some boys who were ont ticl tack
ing last night had the tables turned
on them. While trying to scare srme
people on Missouri fiat they were
slipped up on and 4 shot or two fired
at them. Serves You right boys.
Outside OF DeLamar, Osceola
White Pine county, is reported to be
the livelist and most constant min
ing camp i'll eastern Nevada at the
present time. The camp is what few
camps are at the present time-self
sustaining. Nearly every man is at
work taking out gold and nearly all
have more OF loss OF the yellow dust
mt his command.
The wife OF Mr.. Leonard Wells. Of
East Brimfield, Mass, had been suf-
ferlng from neuralgia for two days,
not being able to sleep or hardly keep
still, when Mr.. Holden, the merchant
there sent her a bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm, and asked that she
give it a thorough trial. On meeting
MIR. Wells the next day he was told
that she was all right, the pain had
left her within two hours, and that
the bottle OF Pain Balm was worth
$500 If it could not be had for less.
For sale at so cents per bottle by NJ.
II. Miller.
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a Western paper declares the fol.
lowing to he n fact which occurred mt
one OF Now Englands quiet villages:
In old New England, long ago,
When all creation travelled slow.
And naught but tracklcss deserts lay
Before the carly settlers way.
a youth and damscl, bold aud fair,
Had cause TO tako Il journoy-whcrc,
Through night and day, and day and
night,
No house would greet their wcaricd
sight.
And thinking ITymon's altar should
Precede their journey through tho
wood,
They straightway to u Juiaico won't
by love and circumstances sent;
The Justice, good old honest pate,
Said 1t WIS quite unfortunate,
But ut TINT time hc could not bind
These two young folks Of willing
mind
For his commission. sad TO say.
Had just expired but yesterday:
Yet. after all. he wonld not say
Tia, single they should 90 away:
And so, he babe them join their hand,
In holy wcdlock's happy hands.
Aud, Just n little hc would marry
Enough. perhaps, to safely carry.
As they were in connubial mood.
Enough to do them through the
wood
-Bridgopott STANDARD
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In the C~arlicat number II the
1Middlcscx and llcrifordshirc Notes
and Qucrics" are an account and re-
production Of what Is supposed to bc
tho ilrst bank check. IL ia written
on ordinary clip Of paper, and is for
GiS1. II il drawn by the eminent
bunker aud goldsmith, Alderman
Edward blackwell Of tho Unicorn, in
Lombard etrcct. who in 30 often mon.
4ioucd 10y Pcpya in his diary upon his
apprentice tOr 'mnn." m Inc wns
callH1J Charles Duncombc. II il III.
tercsting Ia notice that this check WINS
Cancelled 10y tho right.hand corner ~
the the draft being torn or, ~ the
Same manner " tho Bank Of England
cancels its paid notes Ia tho present
day. Alderman Blackwell was in Il
very lnrgc way Of business. lIn kept
the accounts Of King Charles II
o,ncr members OF the royal family
the court, and the quantity Of cmi.
pent merchants. including tile Eust
india Company, M may he seen from
his lcdgrrR. many 81 which have boon
preserved by Mcssrs. Child & Co.
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BORN.
WATKINs-In Ellio. Nevada, Novem-
Der II, 1896, to the vito of G.. A
Watkins, Il daughter.
Charity OF speech.

Charity Of speech is Us divine
thing as charity OF action. To Judge
no II harshly. to misconceive no
mans motives, TO believe things are
AS they seem to be until they are
proved otherwise. to temper Judg-
mcnt with mercy-surely this is
quite rs good rs to build up churches
establish asylems and found col
leges. Unkiud words do us much
harm rs unkind deeds. Many a
heart has been wounded beyond
cue, many a reputation has been
stabbed to death by Il fow little words
There is Il charity which consists in
withholding words in keeping back
harsh judgment, i'll abstaining from
speech II to speak is to condemn.
Such charity hears the tale Of SANDER
but docs not repeat it; listens III ST.
lence, but forbears comment; then
lock the unpleasant secret up in the
very depths OF the heart. Silence can
still rumor 1t is speech that keeps
Il story alive and lends it vigor.-Se.
Iected.
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Row 10 PREVENT GROUP.
S"umc iirnd,ng that viii Prove In
icr"stipg TO Young Mothers.
How To Guard Against
the Diapnsp.

Group IL II terror TO young mothers
md tn post them concerning tho
cause. first symptoms and treatment
il the object Of this item. Tho origin
~ Group Ia u common cold. Children
who arc eubjcct TO II takc cold very
easily aud Group IN almost surc to fol.
low. The first symptoms Is hoarsc.
moss; this igGoun followed 10y Il pccu.
liar rough cough, winch il cnsily rec.
Uguiaod aud will never 10 forgotten by
II who has heard il. Tho .imci To
net Is when the child first becomes
holrac. lf Chambcrlain'a Cough
Remedy is freely given all tendency
{" Group will soon disappear. Even
after tho cough haa developed Il will
. prevent the attack. There IL no uan
gcr IN giving this remedy for il con.
tuns nothing injurious. For salo by
NJ II Miller.
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lFROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
SAIAtAGUNDi.

Taxes are coming in slowly.
Sol Hip was defeated for Senator
i'll White Pine county.
Mrs. DR.. Hood and her mother left
I for Los Angeles today.
Wheat sold ut s.s75s ut New York
yesterday.
Rumor says there will be another
wedding in town soon.
Mrs. Castle was released from
prison yesterday.
The Iowa Savings Bank at Sioux
City closed its doors yesterday.
| St vCral teams loaded with men and
supplies left for Island Mountain to-
day.
The News says that another at
tempt to burn the Carson School
house WAS made Monday night.
Twenty-thrce more men arrived
from Ogden today enroutc to the
STAND Mountain placer mines.
Col. Maxon came up from Reno
last night. lie reports everything
quiet i'll that sin.stricken town.
Mrs. John Jones, widow OF the late
governor. has been appointed assis-
liant librarian at the State Library in
Carson.
Good advice: Never leave home on
Il Journey without Il bottle o! Chamb-
crlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by NJ. II. Miller.
Candidates who have not tild Il
sworn statement Of their election cx-
penditurcs with the county clerk are
liable 10 get left as they have but Il
week i'll which to 10 so.
Hunter, Icsson &Miller and C.. ii
Hale, f. j. Jones and the Moody Bros.
will ship twenty carloads Of cattle to
OMAHA Tomorrow.
The returns have been received
from all the precincts and everything
is ready for the official canvass to.
mOrrow. The returns from O'Neil
were the last to arrive.
or all election bets OF the season
perhaps the most extraordinary and
amusing has just come 10 light. In
order Il carry out the conditions OF
the bet he so rashly contracted with
benjamin Tiliard. publisher. III New
York, Il modest and digniiicd young
society mau OF brooklyn must ride a
donkey from New York to San Fran
cisco. Robert l.. Woodward is the
unfortunate man.
Deputy Sheriff Frank NJ. Galloway
Of Silver City, Idaho, was killed by
Sheriff harmon and party rear Lords.
burg. y. NJ. on November LIST. Tho
Sheriff and his deputies had been fol-
INV lllE tolilt uNllbl'S anu were NutCl-
ing for their cnmu. Deputy Galloway
walked oil Il little ways, and in re-
turning failed to answer the call to
halt, and vas shot to death by his
friends.
The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
cditurinlly Of Il popular patent medi.
cine: We know from experience that
Cnnmbcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
| Diarrhoca Remedy is all TINT is claim.
ed for it. as OIL two occasions il stop
ped cXcruciatinR pains and possibly
saved us from an untimely crave. We
would not rest easy over night with
out il in the house" This remedy
undoubtedly saves more pain and
suffering than any other medicine in
the world. Every family should keep it
i'll the house, for il is sure Ia be need
ed ao0ncr or later. For sale by NJ. II.
Miller.
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tFROM SATURDAYS DAILY.I
USDI

Yer, cold weather.
See iicinhart's new ad. It will do
you good.
j. l.. French is down from Island
Mountain,
Phil Triplett is n little better
today.
George Blundell Is Il, wn frouI
North Fork.
Congressman Newlnnd ought to be
Eroud of the vote he got last Tues.
day.
Tho next Legislature will be nearly
unanimous for Senator Jones. This
LII us II should be.
The official canvass OF the votes
will be male next Thursday.
Tho Democrats and Populists have
elected three or four congressman in
California.
California and Oregon are tho
black sheep Of the Pacific coast.
Governor Sadler and lSecretary Of
State Howell came up from the
West on No. 3 last evening and left
Tor Carson On No. 4.
Pres dent Cleveland has issued a
proclamation designating Thursday
November 10Th rs Thanksgiving day
Nevada, Utah. Colorado. Idaho and
Montana stood 10y the silver cause
notify last Tuesday. There was no
donbt III their returns.
Editor Bragg Of the Reno Gazette
came up last night and still remains
III town. Mr.. Bragg is "a very pleas
ant gentleman and Il welcome visitor
Ia on slnctum.
An insane passenger jumped from
No. !, near the water tank today. The
train Was backed up and hc was put
on board again.
There will hc "a nee little fight
nmoug the Nevada McIinleyitcs for
places at the pie counter. All the big
chiefs have knives up .heir sleeves to
Use at ii moments notice.
With two little children subject to
Group We do not rest easy without II
bottle oi Chamberlain Cough Rem
cdy III tho house, for the most severe
attacks quickly succumb To- IA few dos.
cS Of it.-Norrisun. Colo. Bud. For
sale At - and 30 ccnts per bottle 10y
NJ. II. Miller.
In yesterdays table Of the vote on
county officers Johnson wns credited
with All votes. II should have been
III. LII" proof WA rcad in a hurry
and II" attention wns paid to the fig.
urea. The mistake WIZ made by our
boss comr"sitor for which we took oil
his head.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF George !

Estate OF George
Bird, licensed.
Notice 10 hereby given by tho un.
d%oreigned, Executor OF tho last will
and testament OF George Bird, de.
cOapod, to the creditors OF, and TO all
persona having claims against the
sad deceased, to exhibit tbcm With
the necessary vonohers within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice, TO tho said undersigned
executor at his Office ut tho Town OF
Elko, Elko County, Nevada tho same
being his place for tho transaction OF
business OF snid ostato.
II. $. HARRINGTON.
Dated nt Elko, Nevada, July 81
1900.
lJulv NJ
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Alasxn Prices.

An account Of prices mud supplies
at Circle City. Alaska. recalls some
accounts Of early day ~ California
with some contras. .n.: differences.
Wages are from 50 to 80 a day. but
work il scarce. Meals 10 cents each.
and board so a month Fresh meat
ia eerycd only when n moosr Ia brought
in. Salmon arc not very plentiful
this season. Nearly everything for
sale in the grocery limo ia canned.
Ordinary canned goods arc 80 10 u
centa u can, cyaporatcd potatoes 80
ccnts per pound and Irish potatoes,
when they can he had. SO a bushel
Eggs are 81 30 II dozen. when in tuu
market. Sugar il - cents n pound,
flour 81 u sack. butter 81 II roll wash.
tubs s. cuch, tin water buckets 50
Circle City has three 4 siuranta aud
four stores. besides tho Alaska com.
pany's store aud gcvcral bakeries
Brcad Ia - cents Il loaf, or five for 81
Doughnuts arc 30 cents u dozen. oil
81 n gallon. Thcre are no ministers
and three doctors.
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1t is said that thero 10 considerable
feeling between Editor Sproule and
Editor Bragg, relative to tho dis
tribution of Republican federal
patronage in Nevada. Sproulc, on
the strength Of his being a national
committeeman. who didn't walk out
OF tho national convention, claims the
right to say where the leaves and
fishes 20, but Bragg, by virtue of
having received the largest vote for
presidential clector, claims tho
handling OF tho loavcs aud fishes
also. On the other hand Bigelow thinks
ho is tho particular person who ought
to carve tho pic.-Carson Appeal.
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IRON TUESDAYS DAILY
SALNiAGUSDl.

Quite Il furry Of Stow last night.
Revenge is sweet though long de
layed.
Our rooster improved wonderful.
today.
Napoleon Sarony, the famous pho.
tographer, died in New York ycster,
day
County Treasurer Henderson has
received the election returns from al
but II precinct.
Twenty five more men arrived from
Ogden today to work on the ditch and
reservoir at Island Mountain.
President Cleveland has pardored
the Los Angeles strikers convicted Of
interfering with the U. S. Mails III
1894.
The latest reports FROM Kentucky
give the State Ia Mckinley 10y from
Al to $40 plurality.
4 ease of diphthcrid is reported in
Virginia. Measles has been prevalent
OH the Comstock for some time.
We understand that Fred Wilson
and Lee Parsons will ask fOr Il recount
Of the votes east last Tuesday.
IN. N,x;,., ,,,N,-,r,,,t h,. ,J,,.J
an order for 1000 BICYCLES with an
American firm. Iiicy are to be used
nthc Mexican army.
In reply to the question, How many
and what kind of joints i'll the human
body" Il Young Ncvadnn replied:
There are three. movable, stopable
and those that just wigglc.-
The Carson News is authority for
the statement that the Wenban mine
at CortcZ will be started up immcdi-
atcly, and that 200 miners have been
engaged.
As Senator Palmer cast his vote he
said: We must stamp down corrup-
tiLn AMI machine politics. The peo-
pie must ne protected and the ballot
box lis our ouly relief | believe. ] be-
licvc the entire republican ticket will
he elected" lie has been a rcpmhli-
can before.
Monmouth, t.NFt,Ill, N'nFFnn
county. H., has completed 5000 feet
Of brick pavement, tie first hard
country rond ever put down in the
United States The brick is single
course. laid on six inches Of sand,
supported ON each side by 2ll feet ~
crushed stona. The cost will be less
than $1,000 n mile.
Inter Oconn:--lt is estimated TIM;
% acres OF land are necessary to U.s.
tam one man ON fresh meat. Tho
same space o: land. il devoted to
wheat culture, would feed IL people:
( tn oats, 80; potatoes. Indian corn,
and rice, lI6. and if Ia the p~lantain
or brcadtrcc. yer COCO people.
A sequel To the discovery by the
New York chemist. DIR. Emmons. 0f
a process of transforming SILVER into
gold. a company has been organized
in New York with Il capital Of $1,000
Geo consisting of 1000 shares Of $1,000
each and all the stock vas promptly
taken. The rcsult will bc awaited
with interest.
Z new Partisan institution, which
il pretty sure To be copied in all civil.
lied countries. is an alibi office. The
onccr undertakes To- post letters for
customers from any point Of the world,
and render other little services tend
ing to indicate the clients presence
at n certain point while lie is other
wise engaged elsewhere.
If your children are subject ;oCrong
watch for the first symptom Of the
acknowledgements. II Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy ia given as soon
us the child becomes hoarsc il will
| prevent the attack. Even after the
croupy cough has appeared the at
tack ear always he prevented Ivy Civ
ing this remedy. 1t il also irvnlu-
able for colds and whooping cough.
For sale by NJ. II. Miller.
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Tho Silver campaign sack this year
is u rather insignificant affair. There
remains now on hand less than $50
to pay twelve silver newspapers for
advcrtiisng aud whooping up tho
campaign. II will give each paper
about sl2. Tho Appeal suggests
that the committee donate the money
in II lump to the Nevada Press a..
ISOLATION To go toward the next nm.
nunl excursion Carson Appeal.
II would he much more CrCditnblc
il tho Statc Central Committee
would pay each paper the amount
justly due Tor campaign work.
Working for glory IL about played
out in this neck AZ the woods.
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Died.

REcKHAHT:-ln Elko, Nevada, No
vcmbcr I, 1896, Chris Reckhart. Il
native Of Waldeck. Germany. Tgcd
80 yenrs0 months and ~ days.
ltusIHrn In Posen, Germany, Mr..
Aaron Rosener. father OF Mrs. NJ.
Badt'of Wells, Nevada.
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killing frOstn on the 8. IL and 3lst.
Hail on the &c md 3lst. slcct on
the 9th and n thunder storm on tho
2lst.
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Following IL report OF the
south Fork school for the month end.
inE Oct 30, 1896:
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Roll pf %IIonur.

Tho following is the report Of the
Arthur school for tho month
ending October 80, 1896:
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Ruby valley Weather.

f"iio"ln ing Ia Il report Of Ruby
Valley weather for the month OF
October ms observed by Miss
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school ItsnOrt,

CELIA \. MCCAHTx,
Teacher.
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TIN R0oFkRG.

iB"StoIt Pipe or All Sizes Constant
Iy on Hand,
Call on NE when ysu want anytime
m Ny iias