Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-08-16
rnURspAY,s DAILY.l
sAusiaGUNDl.

.Aleck Weilund cainc down TIL,
morning and spent the day in town
IL you don't take the INDEPENDENT
you don't get the news.
Nearly everybody in town sports q
Bryan. button.
A copy Of the Wells Index reached
II table to-day. 1t Is bright and
newsy and deserves success.
Tho wadsworth Dispatch is a
political riddle. Where do you ex-
pect to get Off, Bro. Hummel?
y party OF east-bound emigrants
travelling in wagons, passed through
town this afternoon.
1t is reported that j. e. Dough':;'
will run for Congress again on the
Populist ticket.
IL Henry Ward Beecber were in
Elko to-day, he would repeat his IA
mou remark.
G. L Alexander, agent for the
American Type Foundry, gave the
INDEPENDENT Office u pleasant call
this afternoon.
William G. McAfee, the Chief En-
ginecr OF the Baltimore fire depart
ment, passed West ON No. 4 to day.
Ho is the youngest fire chief in the
United States.
The men arrested at Reno for at
tempting to wreck the Southern
Pacific trains have been bound over
to appear before the Washoe county
grand jury.
!. Bryan and Sewall club has been
organized ut Lovelock. \ journal
correspondent says it will embrace
every voter i'll the precinct except
II or two @wool" backs.
All available cattle have been
shipped ont OF Arizona. Even many
Of the cattle have been sold to Colo
RADIO, Kansas. Montana, Wyoming and
Dakota buyers. Average price 90
per head. Last year the same class
OF cattle sold for 81.
Walker Lake Bulletin:-The Piutes
picked up several hundred cords OF
ieSnod out of the lake recently. 1t
was washed ont Of the canyons by
the late heavy rains. The lake shore
resembles Il bayfield, at harvest time
the wood being stacked in piles
along the shore.
Col. Maxson arrived in town late
last night bringing his little SOL
Herbert who had the misfortune tC
be thrown from "a horse and severely
bruised, also had two fingers dis
located and wrist sprained. DIR.
Hood attended the little fellow and
he Is about town already.
The silver tide il rolling resistlessly
onward and the prospects for a glori-
Gus victory in November are growing
brighter every day. Tho fires are
burning brightly along the Atlantic
seaboard and throughout tho whole
length and breadth OF the iand silver
sentincls are OF guard. 4 brighter
day is dawning for the American PEG.
pie
The Appeal says j. X. Judge will
be n candidate for Supreme Judge
before the Silver party State conven
ton which meets here next month.
Our townsman W. 4. Massey will al
so he Il candidate for the Judgship
and the INDEPENDENT hopes he will
win.
Tho campaign in Maine il interest.
ing for the reason, il for no other,
that it Is frightening the goldites. a
correspondent Of the Boston Herald
represents that the silver men have
already made such an aggressive
fight that they have driven many vot
ers into the free silver party, and that
silver among the plain people is u
suiect Of conversation. The
fight in Maine is by no mean hone
less.
MIR. a. l.. Wiskcr, Il former resi-
dent Of Tuscarora aud White Rock,
from Sedalin, Missouri, on
No. 4 to-day. Mr.. Wisker m TO
Nevada this time in quest Of health.
lie gave the INDEPENDENT Office n
pleasant call this afternoon and in
termed us that Missouri was safe for
Bryan by Il rousing minority. Hc has
been Il lifelong Republican. but says
he cannot vote for Mckinley on n gold
platform. lilo will leave for White
Rock Tomorrow morning whore he
has relatives and where ho will apend
the rest Of the SKINNER.
Since 1878 there have been nine
cridcmics OF dysentery in different
lnrls of The country in which Chaml
erlain'e Collie, Cholera and Dinrrboca.
Remedy was used with p~ertcc. suc.
cess. Dysentcry, when epidemic. il
almost ns severe and dangerous ne
Asihtic cholorn. Heretofore the beet
efforts OF the most skilled physicians
have failed to check ito ravages, this
remedy. however, has cured tho most
malignant cnscs, both Of children and
adults, and under tho most trying
conditions, which proves IL to 10 tho
best medicine in the world for bowel
complaints. For snlc by VI. ri
Miller.