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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
JEROZOLlMA. Oblezen:
PEKING. Chihczycy ne
gwalt buduja okrety wojenne.

LONDYN. Ch}opska wojna
W afrykahskim Transvalu juz
skohczona. Rozpoczeli ia
Europejczycy, ably sobie wy
walczy6 rowne prawa z odda-
VIVA W Rzeczypospolitej
Transvalskiej osiad}ymi gbu-
rami holenderskimi. Ale
gburzy zwyciezyli, i ich pre-
zydent Kruger teraz nada}
prawa obywatelskie tylko lynn
cudzoziemcom ,kt6rzy podczas
ostatniego przesilenia stall po
jego stronie. Aiedzy nowymi
obywatelami bardzo ma}o jest
Anglikow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Pomole / wan.

P. Fred Miller z Irving, ILL.,,
plsze, Re cierpia} ma boil merck
przez d1ugje lata, W po}aczeniu z
b6lem krzyza i pecherza. Pr6bowaf
DUO tax nazwanych lekarstw ia
nerk1, ale mic ME pomog}o. Pred
rokiem jednak zacza4 uzywaG
Electric .Bitters i zaczaf sig czuc
lepiej natychmiast. Electric Bitters
Ieozy skutecznie boil merck i
watrobY, j praw1e zawsze dz1ala
natychm1ast. Spr6buicie rae, q
przekonacie sic. Cena tylko SO
cent. "a butelke we ~wszYstklch ap-
tekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Exkursya ma Grunta
" P0}u&niu.
Kto bv chcia} iechac do

Kto by chcia} jechat do Okla
homy lub dokadinad ma po4udnie,
ably sobie kupic HAWAII gruntu, ME
chat jedzie Koleja North Western.
W dniach 2s Stycznia i II Lutego,
oraz IL Marca, kolej ia sprzedawac
bedzie TAME tykiety do: Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Indian Territory, Okla
homa, Texas i Arizona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
KARNAWAK ZIMOWY
w st. Paul.

z powyzszej okazyi Kolej
North Western sprzedawaG bedzie
80 Stycznia w}acznie ty-
kiety ekskursyjne do St. Paul i z
powrotem, pc znizonych cenach,
dobre do powrotu az do 81 Stycz-
MIA w}acznie. TAX. samo tanio ty-
kiety sprzedawane beda dniu
80 Stycznia w}acznie ty-
kiety dobre ma jedne dobe. Wzgle-
dem blizszych szczeg616w, zg}osi6
sic do agent6w Kolei Chicago
North Western,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Slnierc ks. Syczka.

BROOKLYN, NY. ,27Stycz.-
Pewlen mezczyzna, z paplerow kto-
rego wykazuie sig, il nazywa sig
Leonard Syczek a jest polsko-kato-
lickim ksledzem, zosta} znaleziony
topiacY sic W rzeczeN Newton .Kiedy
go wyciagnieto 2 wody ,~jeszcze zyt,
ale by1 bez przytomnosci umar4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Poszukuje

n~ Poszukuje
sic n~astepujacych
numer6w ,Wiarusa''
z rOku 1894:
Mr.. I, Mr.. 3, Mr.. 4, Mr.. S,
Mr.. 6, Mr.. 7. Mr.. 8, Mr.. 10,
M. II, Mr.. 10 i Mr.. 81.
KtO tie numera ma
deSleRedakcyi ,,Wia-
rusa", %wszystkie ra-
zem, temu przeslemy
"a ME 2 dol.got6wka,
albo "a dolary ksia-
lex.
Pozadane numera
naszej gazety najle-
piej przesla6 pod
opaska, o%patrzone
adresem naszej Re-
dakcyi.
z wdziec7noSoia tel przyj-
miemy kt6rykolwiek pole
dYhczY numer powY&ej
Wyszczeg6lnionych, i zaplacimy
"a katdy z osobna Ii ct.
got6wka Tub danny Kalenda.-
Maryahski" ia r. 1896.
Wio,uso.
ll3 W. 4 Str.
Winona, MINI.
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Njebezpiec2ny to grnnt

ma kt6rym. stolszrz kaszlem lub
katarem i krw1a ~nieczyst9. Z ia
kich to w}asnie poczatk6w powsta.
ja suchoty. Trzeba sic natychm,ast
leczyc medecYna Doctor Pierce's.
Golden Medical Discovery. Leczy
ona wszelkie skrofulicznoscl ma
pfucach. i wog6le wszelk1e choro-
by pochodzace % niezdrowego
gard}a j nadwerezonych p3uc. Kto
te] %medecyny a zazyje, ten do
nlej W kazdei s}abosci uciekaG sic
bedzie. Kslazeczkl darmo. Adre-
sowac:: Worlds Dispensary Medl-
cal Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
Masx zatwardzenie?zadna

MaS1 Eat WardZenle?Zadn
istota ME moze bye zdrowa jezeli
ME wykona tego co natura chce.
Jest to oznaka rozstrojonego, o.
s}abionego. bezsllnego ustroju.
NajlepszYm srodklem Jest ORA
Pietra Gomozo ,stara wypr6bowana
medycyna, kt6ra Jest cd stu lat W
clag}em uzyc,u, m1mo re ME
bardzo by}a og1aszana. Me drazni
ona zoaadks, lecz. reguluje 60,
w2macnia ofeany trawienia a re
~r6wnocze5nlo czyscj krew - przeto
uzdrawla ca}Y ustr6j. Me pytajcie
Q ME aptekarzy = DO oni je ME
maja. Tylko cd mle]scowych
agent6w MONA je nabyc Tub
wprost Cd w{asclclela.
Osoby mieszkajace W mie]sco-
w~osciach, W kt6rych ME ma agen-
tow ma Gomozo, NIGGA za}aczajac
$500, dostat tuzin IS cento ~ych
butelek, ma probe wprost cd
w}asciela. z tel oferty moze jedna
l ia sama osoba korzysta6 tylko
raz jeden. Plszcle do DR.. Peter
Fahrney, 1l2 ia So. Hoyne
Ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
BUElena masc ArnI-
kOWa.

Naj1epszo moSt ma swle,le ma
rany, pochodzace 2 clec, przetarcie
%uderzenia, p~oparzenia; 5w1zody,
popekane reee, odclski oraz wssel.
k:e wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupef-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwr6cone. Cena: IS cent6w pude1.
ko. Mona dosta6 we wszystk'ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

DO

KoIeja Chicago N0fth Yves
tern moznasteraz jechac wprost az
do San Francisco i Kalifornii, co
Czwartek-pod opieka doswiadczo-
nych konduktorow. Wzgledem
.blizszych szczeg6}6w zglosic sic do
agent6w7 tel Kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
MA ZIMOWY

W ST. PAUL kolei Chicago, Mil
waukee&St. Paul sprzedawac bedzie
tykiety ekskursyjne "a jednei jedne
trzecia Geese round trip tykietu. Ty-
kiety sprzedawane beda W dniu
80 Stycznia, dobre do powrotu do
81 Stycznia. w dniu 80
Stycznia tykiety dotad i z powro-
tenn sprzedawane beda "a pol ceny,
dobre do powrotu W dniu haste
pnym. Tykiety wstepne "a 25 c.
trzeba kupic z kazdym tykietem
ekskursyjnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
KTO PODR0zUJE Y

zakupna grunt6w ma Po}udniu lub
Po}udniowym Zachodzie, moze "a
bardzo TAME pieniadze kupic tykiet
cd Kolei Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul-w dniach 2S Styeznia, IL
Lutego i 10 Marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
co SfYCHAC.

OLA Pow
ma wyspie Kubie mies,ac
Styczeh by} dotad niepomysl-
nym. Pomimo to jednak ida
naprz6d i wzrastaja coraz bar
dziej:
NowomianowanY hiszpahski
namiestnik Kuby, W miejsce
usunietego genera}a Martinez
Campos,z nany1m jest okrutni-
klein. Wyjezdzajac zEiiszpanii
~odprowadzony zosta} przez
tysiaczny t}um ludu ma okret.
w movie swej przyobieca}
,~buntowniczych Kubahczy-
k6w" zgniest. Nazywa sic
Weyler.
Oblezeni
W Cajtun Ormianie maja
jeszcze ma 4miesiace ~zywnoSci i
walecznie sic bronia czekaj3c
pomocy cd chrzesciahskich
pahstw Europejskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

(lnnl %abonencl, cd kt6rych
W ci9gu ostatnich dri %odebrallsmy
abonament, pokwitowani beda do.
plero W przysz4ym numerze.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

halucynacye, jakbY wyleg'e
W czubkn lada pijaka.
l%stotnie tel fagas, ktory W
piatek "a styczuia pc poiudniu,
zb,era{ po miescie waterway
do teg,, co naza]utrz o polskie)
gospodorce ko6cielnej podai do
Daily Republican, pokazal sic
W nasze] redakcyi " stanie
nietrzezwym. Me div vice.
lie potem ME mog} %spamietat
tego, co a p. p%owiedzia} do
niego ks. Pacholski. i tax
g}upio ,slowa tego roztropnego
kap}ana poprzekrecai.
TOMAsz J0nWIAK z pierw-
szej wardy ~powr6ci} W zesz1ym
tygodniu re Scottdale, W Pensyl-
vanii, dokad by} wyjecha} niedaw-
no temu ma robote. Powiada, re
pred dwoma tygodniami koksarnie
W okolicy Scottdale nagle stane}y
i ludzie W mich pracujacy, do kt6-
rych on naleza{, robote utracili.
M6wi, re bieda tam wszedzie z chat
polskich wyglada. I
2 NORTH CREEKU, Wis,
donosza nam, re dobrze tn znany
W Winonie wiel. ks. K. Frydry-
chowicz W kr6tkim czasie tamtej-
sza parafa polska opuSci. Warcho-
Tow " North Creeku nigdy ME
brake, q teraa pewni d%obrodzieje
lch ~jeszeze szczuia.
DUE PLY PAROWE VI
Winonie, iak przepowiadsja
sami tuteisj l~umbermani,juA a.
jake 10 lat wszYstkie beda
musia}y sic przeprow adz;e
dslej ma Zacb6d. Za lat 10
BOWEN bor7 W pcludnlo wei
Minnesota i Zachoduim Wis.,
consinie beda jul powycinane,
zaczna s]prowadza6 drzewo 2
okolic odleglych, wiele p}acac
"a transport, al W kohcu nie
podobna bedzie konkurowae
z pi}ami W dalszych powiatach,
maj3cYch drzewo W poblizu.
L1dzie ma Ware zas}ugujacy
zapewniaja, De JUL "a lat 5
PLY tu1ejsze tylko po}owe tyle
robotnikow zatrudniaG bede,
jak obecnie. a jednak nieprze-
zorny nasz )udek coraz wiece,
sic tn okupuie, coraz zw,ecej
buduje, jakby mia} %pewnos6,4e
tn Ia wieki bedzie robota ola
Polakow. 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

CODZIENNIE, W dzlenl wie-
czorem. smaczny lunch na]lepsze
oiwo u Byaci Griesel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

MA BALU "
hall Polskiego Domu Kuplec-
kiego tax doskonale ubawili
sic nasj bywatele; jak po'
dobno nigdzie indziej pred
tenn, a niejeden tax sic
naskakal nahukaf, De do
dzisiaj chrypka SO ME opusQi-
ia, -zupelais in. :ozej sai sz}o
"a "a sabawie, ktora tego samego
wieczora odbywala sic W innej
polskisj hall. Tam balowafo
prawie same warcholstwo, to
tel nie dziw, be wlecej ha}asu
narobito, anizeli przynios}o
wlascicielowi hall i salonu
po2ytku.
KOLEJ GREEN BAYSKA,
z powodu d}ug6w, bedzie "
Cawartek, Is Lutego, przez
publicgna licytacya sprzedana,
" Fort Howard:
W PINE CREEKU, Wis.
wstydza sic tamtelsi wiarusy
"a kowala Jana Lew insklego,
kt6ry ulotnii sic cd INCH, ME
zaptaciwazy starego d}ugu "a
Worusa, W kwocie $500.
KTO ME NALEzY do
koscielnego cechu dziadowskie'
go W czwartej wardzie, cd
tego czech ten cfary ma kosciol
ME przyjmuje. TAX samo ME
przyjmuje czech ofary cd
4adnego, kto sic powa&a kry-
tykowa6 rzady naszego kosciel-
nego dziadostwa. - Dowody
many W reku. - Ma co vice
i'm PLACID ma koScioi? Cho~aG
ofary ma kosciol ola Pana
Boga, i dopiero wtedy kosci6|
popierac ofarami, gdy kosciel.
ne dziadostwo Panu Bogu
przyzna w}asciwe mu miejsce
W gospodarce koscielnej. Skoro
Pan Bog tam uszanowany
bedzie )ako najprzednie)ssy
wfasciciel kosciofa, to i 2adna
ofara ma kosci6}, z szczersgo
serca pochodzaca. uie bed2ie
wzgardzona-bo Panu Bogu
o6ara TAXA zawsze mia.
o NASZEJ
parafalne1 dotad tylko gfosi-
lismy, jako ksiegi parafialnego
sekretarza p. Bonka W pewnym
cza:ie wYkazYwafy niedob6r
kilkuset dolarow. W tYm
tygodniu sas dowiedzieli5my
sic cd pewnego sprawiedliwego
cz1owieka, kt6rY kiedys male
4al do komitetu rachunkowego
parsfi sw. Staais}awa Kostki,
ae i W kasie parafalnej, zawia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
lW Clutch those fsnms, You 6eN

Nastepujacy dawniejsi abo
nenci nasi pozostali nam
winni "a gazette:
Chicago Edm. Pawe}kiewicz $50
Milwaukee B. Adkoski 200
Fir. ClchY 400
Jan Jez'erski 400
Antoni Na1epinski 300
MARGIN G6recki 2.25
Poland Anna BurzYhska 800
Chicago, Adam Kamprowskl LTD,
Buffalo .Staals}aw Lipow'cz 2.2o
Plttsburg Maclejewski Jan
20 Welsh road q ward 800
Colorado, Middle Greek, pol
ka kopalnia z}ota, A. Kie-
rowsk1 LOO
(Clag daisy nastapi}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

Jan Schulz l.Ol
Wlel. x. Gulski l.O'
William Jesion l.ON
Jan Gavin ~
j. Bejma l.O
Ludwik USHER IN
August Socha 20
J6zef Lepak l.e
Tomasz Dega 20
Jak6b Kruger l.2
DR.. X. Wagner 10
J6zef A. Pruss 20
J5zef Hoffa 1.O
S. j. Saw1cki O.5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

W PINE CREEKU, Wis.
wstydza sic tamtelsi wiarusy
ga kowala Jana Lewiiskiego,
kt6ry ulotnil sic cd INCH, ME
zaplaciwszy starego dlugu "a
Wsaruso, W kwocie $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

KOLEJ GREEN BAYSKA,
z powodu d}ug6w, bedzie W
Cswartek, Is Lutego, przez
publicgna licytacya spr2edana,
W Fort Howard:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20
s1ooRsward 800.
STATE OF ONO, Cry oE To-
LEDo, LUCAS County. 3D.

STATE OF ONO, Cry oE To-
LEDo, LUCAS .CoUNTY. 30.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
ne is tho senior partner of the firm Of
F.. j, Cheney & TO-, doing business In
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarTh that connot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of De-
.cember, A.. d. 1886.
- A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists 75c,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20
R9!a!l!! B BakiHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Carson Scrap.

The Carson Appeal has had two or
three articles lately rejecting upon
the course pursued by U, s. District
Attorney Jones in the case of Tren-
NOR Coffin, charged with bribing
witnesses in the first trial of James
Heney, now serving an eight year
sentence in the penitentiary for rob-
bing the Carson mint.
The 80 articles seem to have worried
Mr.. Jones and, meeting tho editor of
the Appeal Wednesday morning in
front of the Government building, he
assaulted him.
Following is Mr.. Davis account of
the difficulty:
Yesterday morning an attcck was
made on the editor Of the Appeal by
United States District Attorney
Jones, the aggressor being armed
with a elk shooter and making the
attack with steel knuckles. at the
time of tho assault Mr.. Davis was
standing in front Of the Postoffie
talking with General uagerman. He
had just got his mail, and his left arm
was full Of letters and papers. He was
suddenly confronted by Jones who
said: @Do you know Of anything l
daresnt dor" A moment later he
struck Mr.. Davis in the face. The
latter who was stunned by the blow
closed with his antagonist and a
rough and tumble scrimmage fol :
lowed. In few seconds MIR. Davis
was cut and bleeding from half a
dozen wounds made with pair of
steel knnckles. As soon as he got to
his feet and disengaged himself from
Jones he asked the bystanders not
to interfere and called on Jones to.
| finish the fight. AS soon as Mr.. Davis
proposed this Jones pulled six.
shooter and backing towards the
Government building threatened to
shoot il his assailant laid hand on
him, still fourishing his gun he as
cended the steps and went to his
rooms in the Government building.
Mr.. Davis went to DR.. Fox's office
where his wounds we're dressed.
There we're half a dozen cuts on his
head one of which went clear to the
skull. There was another over the eye
and confused wound on the temple,
DR. Fox pronounced them to have been
made with some instrument, and
none of them from blows of the fist
Several OF the bystanders called at
the Office after the affair was over and
volunteered to testify that they saw
steel knuckles in Jones hand while
he was striking the blows AMI after he
! got through with the use of the steel
! knuckles he put them out of sight
and pulled the pistol. There were no
arrests.
4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20
sALMAGuNDl.

can. strong, penetrating is Trib.
|arley Waller let a heavy piece Of
fall on his foot.this forenoon and
bw hobbies around with a caue.
yer bits and spurs ma6s and re-
d at Garcia's harness shop. =
!. G. F. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
20 and bridge work. Teeth with
plates. Office at residence. =
bn't forget the shooting match at
Hot Springs on Thanksgiving
we Casper has Just received a
lot of samples Of Fall and
Ter Clothing which will be made
der from $3.50 up.
u. Cchurch, the engineer OF the
Creek Placer Mining Co., arriv-
rom New York last night, and
Tor Island Mountoin this morn.
He was met here by Col. Max
p. S. surveyor, who accomp Anied
to the mines.
be vote in Hamilton, White Pine
hty, in the last election, was near
raight silver, and DIR. Davis, the
tleman nominated in that county
be Republicans, got one vote.
be compositor yesterday omitted
G. w Litton's name from Mr..
backs card of thanks and the
fsion escaped us in reading the
i.
the man who snapped
pts with Wright in Reno on cleo
day, plead guilty to the offense
was fined $50 and costs.
lille you are looking for a change
'be weather. examine the latest
erns in wall paper at the Postof-
All goods first class and at the
st living prices. Call in and ex.
be my stock. No troublerto show
Fs. l.. ". SHEswood.
seamstress wants work by the
or at home. Can cut and fl
ses. Apply to Mrs. Joe Miller. !
|pnks and business houses contin.
b fail in the East Notwithstanding
Election of Mckinley. Yesterday
East st. Louis Packing House
Ppany with plant valued from
1000 to s4OO, 600 closed up, owing ia
Il profits in the business.
new and complete Fall and
ter line Of gents and children'e
hing, furnishing goods, hats and
boots and shoes at marvellous.
Pw prices. Have also added dry
Is to the above stock. The latest
of ladies' Summer waists at G.
xANDER's.
b. DuvalJ, the Superintendent Of
Gold Creek placer mines, arrived
, Island Mountain this afternoon
reports lively times at the mines
! 300 men and 200 teams are al
I on the ditch and reservoir and
more teams are expected from
gon. Mr.. Duvall will shortly put
roe of miners at work. Island
md Mountain bids fair to be tht
lest place in the State mex
ing.
be Kentucky Democrats have de.
d to contest the election ofeleyen
kmley electore. The election O
Mckinley electof 10 conceded
grounds Of the contest are ii
larity and fraud in q large mum
Of counties. The Republican
. as many charges Of fraud an,
gularity as the Democrats. Tn
. Contest Bonsd il composed on
y of Republicans.
Pu Cnn b Wei, when your blood
Cd, pure and nourishing. Hood
oaparilla makes the blood rich an.
d NIL 1885, - 4 80 -. Z. y -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20
From Starr Valley.

EDITOR INDEPENDENT we'd
ding OF Mr.. William Goodale and
Miss Eva Crosson, us heralded a week
ago in your valuable paper, became
an assured fact at $50 o clock yester-
day afternoon. Long before that
hour the invited guests, consisting
chiefly Of members of both families
together with few select friends had
assembled. John Goodale brother of
the groom acted as best man and the
bride was assisted by her handsome
sister. Maude. The ceremony was
short as it should be, but very ilnpre S.
i've, and reflects credit upon Rev. Rid
die, the officiating minister. Miss
Hannah johnson played Mozart's
beautiful wedding march. To the
writer brides generally look overdone
and rather forced as to attire. but in
this case there was an absence Of that
feeling az the simple but costly dress
was in keeping with the simple and un-
assuming demeanor of the bride. She
appeared In white cashmere dress,
trimmed with silk lace and ribbons.
the customary veil and orange bios.
SONS being particular feature.
Her bouquet of white chrysanthe.
mum: tied with white ribbons added a
decided glamor to the appearance OF
the modest bride.
The groom and best man appeared
ID plain black dress suits.
About % persons did honor to the
sumptious wedding spread. Then
came the grand reception of the Good
Templars. Their magnificent hall
was thrown open to the general pub
he at 8 p. m. Eating and dancing
were kept up away into the wee hours
OF the morning.
At midnight, by actual count, 100
persons we're on the floor. Everybody
present went away satisfied with hav
ing spent very pleasant evening
long to be remembered in the we'd
ding annals of Starr Valley.
Following is a list of the valuable
presents received by the happy
couple:
Bedroom set-Mr. and Mrs. John
Crosson.
Ten dollars-Mr. e. Goodale.
a
One doz. napkins and table cloth
Mr.. and Mrs. e Goodale.
Sewing Machine-Ella Crossor.
Beautiful quilt-Mr. and Mrs. a.
Goodale.
China tea set-Will Croeson.
Heating Stove-John Goodale
Willow rocker, knives and forks
Maude and John Crosson.
Glass berry set-Mr. and Mrs. H.
Lane.
One-hslf doz. chairs and
Joe johnson.
Lamp and glass set-Oiver Nc
Call.
Glass berry set--Mr. and Mrs. d.
v. johnston.
Parlor Lamps. s.. Young.
Wicker rocker--Mr. and Mrs, Smil-
ey.
Silver fruit dish--Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Porter.
Full ground glass table set-Miss
Fannie Smiley.
Napkins and table cloth--Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Blevens.
Sofa Pillow--Mr. and Mrs. s.. A.
Merkley.
Silver sugar shell--Mrs. M. 8. Rid.
die.
Table inen--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Two cans fruit Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
Diamond.pin set in gold-w. M
Drake.
OSCAR HILDEBRArDT.
Starr Valley, Nevada, Nov. 16, 1895
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20

A bottle of the best liniment, Trib.
should be in every household.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-11-20

Lincoln county liniment, Trib,
eliminates lameDess brought by
bruises.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-03
GROWS SERIOUS.
Big Sympathetic Strike De-
clared at Cleveland
On Account of the Trouble At
Brown Works.
ARE FOUR COMPANIES
Of Militia Guarding the Nom
Union WOrkmen.
Strikers Threaten to Arm If
WOrkmen Are Not Disarmed.

Cleveland, Aug. 3.-The labor situation
in this city is again at a, critical stage
today One hundred and fifty non
union men went to work at the Brown
Hosting works this morning. They
were guarded by four companies of mi
htia and a large force of police. A big
crowd of union men were present but
no outbreak occurred.
The police and soldiers kept the strik-
ers moving and would not permit them
to stand in one place more than a few
minutes. The big sympathetic strike
movement which has been threatened
ever since the strike at the Brown com
pany's works began eleven weeks ago
was inaugurated this morning.
Eighty-seven men employed by the
Van Wagner & Williams company,
hardware manufacturers, laid down
their tools and walked out of the
works. The men said their only griev-
ance was their sympathy for the
Brown Hosting company's men and
that employment and employees of
other concerns would soon follow their
lead. Committees were sent out to
other factories along the lake shore to
notify the men that they were called
out a, strike.
One of the leaders of the Van Wag-
ner strikers said that they would de-
mand of Mayor McKissen that the
-unionists be disarmed and if this
was refused the strikers would arm
themselves and compel the non-union-
lists to give up their weapons by force
if necessary
Shortly before noon Director of Po-
lice Abbott ordered another company
of militia to the Brown Hosting works,
making five companies in all. The di-
rector said that he had received pri-
vate information which satisfied him
=, Of for
more serious than appeared on the
surface
A large crowd of union men gathered
at the corner of Hamilton and Belden
streets this morning and when ordered
to disperse refused to do So Lieuten-
ant Thompson and a squad of police
charged on the crowd and took into
custody several of their number. They
were taken to the second precinct sta
ton and charged with violating the
sidewIk ordinance. A big crowd fol-
lowed the patrol wagon through the
streets and more arrests were threat
ened but none were made.