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The times., 1897-11-09
City Brevities.

Chr. Xanders dilutable Sweet Norton,
81 gallon; 80 cents quart. 9O9 Seventh
street. 1T
The times., 1897-11-09

To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets, All
druggists refund the money If it fails to
cure. goo, se2.tf
The times., 1897-11-09
B. * O. BULLETIN.
FNrrRsInN pArrs

EXCURSION RATES
Baltimore and return 81. Sunday next
Philadelphia and return, So. sunday y
next.
The times., 1897-11-09
CONDITION OF THE NAVY
Report Of the Bureau of Nayiga-
tiOn TO Secretary Long.
AID FOR KLONDIKE MINERS

Recommendations for the Relief OF
the Gold Hunters-Three Stations
nnd n Steel Steamboat Required.
All TO BE Manned by Marines and
Blue JaC Ckeis.
The times., 1897-11-09
Lace Curtain Bargains.

800 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, in
White or Ecru, full 2 yards long.
Worth S1.50, for............-........ csc
1 so pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, In
White or Ecru, 3 2 yards long.
Worth $3.50, for &I.40
200 pairs Finer Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, Brussel Effect Patterns.
worth S3.Oo IoF---.--...-...----- S1.08
80 pairs White irish Point Curtains, z
yards long, so inches wide
worm So-O"' lot .....-----.--. 3s0S
10 pairs White Irish Point Lace Cur
tains: 1-2 yards long, SO inches
wide. Worth $3.50, for. $40
100 pairs French Ma'lTas Curtains, in
beautiful designs; 3 z yards long.
Worth $500, for.............. So, 0a
The times., 1897-11-09
The Busy Corner,
9th and Market Space.
.S.KANN,S()NS&C0
Some WhOpping
Big Upholstery
Leaders.

Our buyer has been on a skir.
mish. Took him over a week to
find the kind of values our trade
expects of us. He brought home
some very choice plums. which we
shall deal out in the following
manner today and several days
more if they hold out.
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AUTHORS AID BOOKS.

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John Eo:le O'Es!l,E. za5 - paintings
~ Howard Pyle. Illustrating sceEes in
tie life Q: Washington and colonial
TINES
Celia TaaIte- said. o!h- home on the
Isles IL Shoals. that a .ainy day -hsre
"zs 1oTs !o.cly 10 her than the sun
shine q paradise could D.. This Scan
dinayisn daughter Of Wind and sea and
storm Wa the very pet Of nature. and
one ar veil imagine how she -eTeled
even IN the tempest Of her chosen home
spOt.
TO PerPetuate the neEncry Of Jenny
son, q Of granite = feet high, has
been reared at the summit of Freshwa-
;-r Down. and will be known 80 she Ten
D!Ron Beacon. Raised By subscription.
this memorial was handed over 80 the
corporation Of Trinity House on A.u-
gust g. when the inscription on IL wa $
unveiled by Lady T~ennyEon.
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he WHEELING

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c.,ni.. nr.x.ns..

Shs-f W J. FnnsaLn E-arsi
t-o1 BuzsuEa Nantk-L- tES nigh;
With L rsglKilLa ou Governor Sa5-
le- fUr ne rs-a-o Il James ELl.
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Sbsa5s NE-es- aid Ensson fu- 1s
murder q Dspz:y Shelf Glsc On
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M-KHLET PIECES

Dat - Onio Ia. afasbcGns EEIt
been compelled 20 -ssa-t 20 TIE claim
t.t3 t5s Eennhg administration Il
responsible fpc lie recent aE- Il
xheE. TEnf has tsssu d1cs- ID; c.
rely. tIut indirectly NJ Hanna
leg Z br EuoouDenE n ths bsEn-
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the world eIoep: II Gs-se JEEaj
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chef managers. lie = whoE4 &s=-4@
they a-e i5s bur-EU-.s, a. 4 we
An tE1s las be=1 Eirz- 10; - OAo
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F6kSILS Ia, vEurIS,

4 beautiful tiara being shown in
London was all diamond leaves and
scrolls lightly put together TONED by
single large pear-shapcd diamonds.
One London shop a]ttrncts fair Gus.
toners With n magnificent brown dia-
rare htoue-Bet in large single
diamonds. II can be worn as a brooch
or "A pendant.
One OF the large fat gold hearts
which have been worn abroad SO mucI,
this season. had set in IL an Indian EN-.
rTnld set around with an old French
design in diamonds.
The newest watches are gold, with
coiored dials mounted by the side OF n
compass or a calendar TO match the
sue OF the watch OF n curb chain, and
they are called Jumelle bracelets.
h most u~p-to-datc chains nr.
formed OF alternate rubics. sappbires
and diamonds, set so closely Tint little
OF the chain Is seen. Some OF them
have suspended fine gold chain.bay
purses with bayonet tops in gold ccE-
tered with n massive cnbochon ruby set
Ia diamonds.
a lovely little diamond peacock bnI.
nncing on n single pearl has cabocbon
ruhies in its outsWcnd tail, and the
tniest cmeralds In its crest: and n
splendid curved diamond buckle, with
diamond prongs, has been one OF the
fnvorite corsaRc ornaments this season
For men. links and studs OF star.stonc {.
In different shades, trimmed with bin.
monhs. arc the thing and the star show
up brightly at night.
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Secretary Gage Is at TOrk On &
scheme 10 reform the designs u the
paper money no= ia use. There are
At present in circulation three cia4es
Of Government paper money, silver
certificates, treasury notes, Of 1880.
and u. b.. notes or greenbacks. Ia
each Of these class4s there are nine
denominations, mixing q 10 all
each being represented by a special
design. Secretary Cages plan is %
have one design for the three one
dollar notes. another for the twos and
80 on up TO sloo0. the highest. In
order that the three CLASSES Of paper
money may be readily distinguished
the seals and the number In each
class will be printed in distinctive
colOrs. The Secretary claims that
the new designs w0ulb in a great
measure prevent the raising Of notes
as the design would also identity the
denomination independent Of numer-
ais.
Secretary Cages plan has the ap.
prevail Of the President and cabinet
aud unless something unforeseen oc.
cnrs To prevent. It will be carried cut
rs oon az the piutes can he pre-
pared.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-31
Told ~ al ~Ey.-witn.s..

When HsnDGD Garland Eas gather.
ing material tor tie Life Of GRAFT
be spent a day or two iu Atlanta.
where be me: al Old Virginia negro
who said that he had witnessed Ls'g
surrender. Garland ~ag Interested
and questioned him closely.
You say yOu we're present xLeu
Lee uIrendered:-
sDat I wuz. sah.-
"Did you Sec Lee give up his
sword:-
-NossJh. | didn't. Giu'rul Lee
give up he sword? not hin, Dey
tried ter take il fun him. bnt he
made a pass at onc er two Of den en-
dey LET off Il tell yOu!
sAnd where wag Grant all that
timer
'Ob. lie wUz night dar. sub! En- he
tot he did: well boys. let him keep
the weapon. lie can't do much dam.
age, kase be done whipped anyhow
Atlanta Constitution.
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The Union Pacific Sale,

The rapid changes Of front Of tie
administrator. regarding the pro.
p0sed sale Of the Union Pacific rail-
road, kegs n wondering wha, the
effect Of the next turn Of the reorgan
ization syndicate thunb.screw will
have upon Mckinley and Attorney
General McKeDna. An Omnha
special Of the 9Th to the Denver
Times Gays:
fhe Union Pacific gale will take
place as scheduled. From absolutely
authoritative SOURCES IL was stated
that two certified checks for $500.
900 each were deposited with Judge
Cornish, master In c~hAnccry. nj the
United Siales National Bank today.
They come from the Sage syndicate
and the Reorganization Committee.
II is said Of Union Pacific headunar,.
era that the sale will occur ms M.
ragged. the Government having re.
ceiYcd assurance that IL will receive
the foil amount Of its mortgage
S11.OO0,0O0. IL the sale he permit,et
to go oh. II IL asserted that .Ierc
will be sharp competition between
tho Sage Syndicate and tho Rcor.
g~anization Committee.
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'Ir ( Exile hillside ErEEsTL-d VS.
~ kosrebsad. RYwEo eyu1fr. Er- u
one sths guse:sst g~tsTssuD@ = IL
the United StG:e&' remarked & Z.
Munster t Willard Ey-t2 / -scrs-
6srtzurs Of lie Oay journal -Ths
Sons nsrEs iAs iEsz resting ;Gses q
johnny Ng-TSl e1s II A= F11cipGs
q 1s femuuE Rgvlp nYu-:F va De-
tEs4n &s Martins ED5 LcGars ~ pDs
Elde and tb- Tolirsa III 3e pInet.
il tins iepd rao-s than e. uep we're
kGsd, apd tos Cyre-ruari u 10
Stgts vac 0ompelsj % n-Eragts ty-
pssos with Craig ToDir4r- Martin
via taken from tbs o5ee-s II ths iEE
wtlis sorUuE 20 LE-E.yr ,yr sEts
keeping. ths To0irer gag Ezie- lag
ing han nez- FE-uoe-s and rjcl!-y
ths b93Y With byletE But Martins
fneodf sTsDs5 ~ SORES by practical
J? Sipng 0ut both tepd AID tbe Tcl
ETe, fsetios oo ihs s.,s:ts y, More
bead two !ssrs bEr. Oh Martins
grzTeEOne e tie following mE=dp-
tiOa:
stop. stranger. tread not gpo1
ibs grave of one sb0 BeYsr forso1k :
friend or forgsTe AZ enemy. Johnny
Martin lies here"
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Pullman. VIII.

Tie will Of George II. Pullman has
been filed for probate. lie left his
widow the homestead on Prairie Az
enus. Chicago. and sufficient funds to
provide her With an income Of sJ0.OOD
q year. One million dollars il left in
trust for each Of his daughters. Ills
two sons arc given n yearly income OF
$4,000 and about $4,000 IL LEI, TO
rarions charitable institutions in Chi.
cagO. Two hundred thousand dol
lars is given for the erection Of a man.
ual training school Mt Pullman.
which is alEO endowed with 81. 100000.
Five old employees arc given $4,000
each. Two sisters and two brothers
are given $4,000 each, and another
brother $50 600. Norman Il. Rcam
and Robert Lincoln are appointed OK
ccutors 81 the will.
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SCIENTIFIC SHOTS.

a new method OF preserving meats
from which much is expected consists
In immersion in n 30 per cent. solution
OF salt through which n continuout.
current OF electricity Is being passed.
Inc curing Is completed in from ten
TO twenty hours. when the meat is
taken out and dried
a bar Of lead cooled TO n point about
BOD degrees Fahrenheit below zero. nc.
cordihg to an experiment Of ". pfctct.
gives out when struck n pure musical
zone. Solicited mercury. at the same
temperature. Is also resonant. while n
COT OF magnesium wire yibrates like n
-issi s-I~a
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q. r. sale Postponed.

An Omaha dispatch Of the 18th
says: Judge W. Cornish, special
master and commissioner for the sale
Of the Union Pacific and Judge w.
H. Kelley, general solicitor Tor the re.
ceiYers, had their first ne Rs ri the
pos,ponement Of the Rnlc from the
Associated Press this morning. They
wore both very much astonished and
declined 60 ray anything further
than that the news was q complete
surprise and completely upset them.
Tboy had no plans in connection with
the postponement. They we're III
consultation with General Manager
Dickinson at the time they we're told.
Mr.. Dickinson also declined to talk.
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so1HiSe Err rEoxusEs.

sS=t-- HAMA n ht a7pirn<
speeches 70 the Bprts!s prprlsa
theu fls.4 Tie republican party VII
settle The Duosy 2Ssao-- II Il shzl
be gives 5sEDoe rpJo 4 tsaEiE fhzt
viii take tbs szsaoa oct q politics
sod prere-t fg;ars boszDe< rere-ses
This nsEs Il boasy sHs-; Nj E.rs
do.x 10; 10 IT'D particulars AID
there Is o0th-nE II ths past m<uG q:
republican ErSoas-znx 70 !psifr
hope. TIE RSYEbhrzns have err
cred t,i Eakersi. md In15s oos
dangerous eIr%aDs.: Et;= Eo1atr'
ADD they are sin SrkeIE. and u=
ss-si3 20 rs-4Ifr tbeir oohs oSr221s
er-u1-PhiIsdslptiK Esoo1
There Is reas1s 70 beisre taai as
RepubEczns hre d1os al ibsI pro
Pose ~ do !. tie Ike Of red@sD-E
plsdEeE TIE hare sts6sd LIE d.
rnxn5s q TIE contributors 20 r-pEbh-
ap oerrSp.iOo funds bT ea-;Tag .
lEU LIN Ae S O-AE ~
re,o5e- the fpu amount u Their sub
scdyiros viii hszTy Ert=st from
tie ps2piA- and this. DO d0abt, f9ur
meets tie republican idea q what l.
neajs3 u Ge va! q remedial lsZis-
ht51n The patty leaders hzTE con-
rBdsd Apparently 20 rest their case
On tie Dnzlsy iE~ and 20 trnI 20
Ge fan restoration q prosperity Toy
furthe, political capital. Tie Rsput-
EcznE Eaet 3 great c:iss L Z partisan
spsrit and esssrs3 70 sIEr ths 6s-
mEnds u { suffering ps2PI. ~ iu-
posins rp0o them siiinouL bs-r
burdens
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question G-osrts 20 nothing. ts
czass Il = clezr ia. liz gsa3ea II
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ths mS1zoas Ut the great n1ngrs5
interests thei- settlement q Gs
question VIII not ta what &s pEt5e
asks EDd expects Tie treatment
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-31

Tho Engineering Magazine:-Aiter
experimenting with the horn, spoon.
saucers, Riotte spoon, the batea,
pointed tumblcrs and all sorts Of mp.
pilahccs, there IL nothing to compare
WIN he old. original. California 30.
inch gold pan. s,amped out Of ono
piece OF sheet iron. wi,h m angle OF.
cay ~ degrees and no crease IN the
BEND With this tool aud a Two min.
ute instruction. but With consider.
able experience. ono can rapiJly
reach n rough estimate ~ the yaluo
per ton IN gravel or pounded rock
That ~ something that the fire M
says cannot do for the prospcetor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-31

Louis Unrntoreaux was convicted
Of murder IN tho second degree nj
Ely last week for killing Nora Abern
ct Eberhhat last May. Judge Tai
bot sentenced him TO imprisonment
10 the penitcuiiaIy Tor life.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-10-31

Caesar Alexander is getting in a
big stock Of new goods for tho fall
aud winter trade.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
LATEST NEWS FROM JHE MINES

vention did not take up the resolutions as they
would have provoked long and warm discus
sion, but referred them TO the committee on
that subject. During the year this commit
tee will lind out how the propositions strike
the California miner. The proposal 10 do
away with apex, or extra-lateral, right law
viii be the theme of most discussion. This is
almost universally favored by mine-owners,
as the apex law has occasioned 80 per cent of
the mining litigation, which has cost hun
dreds of millions in this country.
The only objectors will be mainly prospec-
tors VINO have given little study to the matter
and who will jump at the conclusion that to
confne ownership OF a vein 10 the perpen-
dicular limits of claim, though the claim
be greatly widened, instead of to the
whole vein wherever 1t may run under an
other claim, will make claims less valuable TO
them in the market.
Such a law, however, would work to their
advantage in another way. because buyer
would tEen know just what he was getting as
far as property limits went, and that he was
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24
The Nationai Union.

Last Monday night Yosemite Council, which
has started to Work up boom, initiated two
candidates. El Dorado Council at its las /
held meeting initiated one
Quite mum Der of the members of Californis,
Golden Gate and Pacific Councils on last Mon
day night paid visit 10 the baby council in
Berkeley, and were received in manner that
proved that the new council highly appreci-
ated the visit. In a neat sp.rch Brewton A.
Haynes, the president of the council, ex-
tended hearty welcome 10 the visitors and
then showed them how well the officers could
do the work ofinitiatlon by inducing four can
dldates into the mysteries OF the oIuer. Dur
ing the evening there We're addre by Fred
II. Hastings, president of California Council !;
y. K. Arter, president OF Golden Gate Council,
and James l.. Field, senator from California,
Last Tue day night California Coun Gil had a
very IN n,ercstlng meeting, and after the trans
scion OF TOutIre business the famous QUAR-
let of the council entertained the Hud.rnce
with cholce vocal selectio S. Taylor Rogers
s0oke eloque ntly on fraternity in connection
with Love, Purity and Truth" the motto OF
the order. During the time that he spoke he
charmed the members present with n flow OF
oratory ana sound logic that most enter
tanning. This was followed by a reci tation BY
c. Dechmiler, addresses BY II. /. Tickner and
Deputy J. \. Bunting ana vocal and insIru-
mental