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n LABOR UNIONS.

EoEron y~rinterE ~iII be asseszed Ole
pr craL "f tbcir earnings for the IN
employed
EuGa.p bficklaysrs sgccestuliy re
s.Etej IN attempt To revive the nine
hOur day.
Tie Toledo Painter and Decoraton'
union has treb!ed il membership with
in Z year.
TEe international Printing Press
ue-'A union '.i,i hold is anLua! en-
"saticn il DetToit on June Il 70 =, and
abgut IGJ delegates are expected 10 be
IseEcEc
The unions II T"nEGsfee have occurred
the passage Of 4 Law b. the legislature
Df tAa' stat" c~Dpyr.ghting and protect
ing union labels from imitation end
counterfeit.
Cleveland iron works hes abolished
Saturday "OTk, owing u the SaturIay
half holiday law. The says
II does . pay tn heat up the furnace
FOR five hours work.
i discharged Orgnnist was popular
with the choir Of the First Methodist
church Of NalthaTD. Mas, 80 the sing
crs struck for his Tcingtateuent. The
"rgaDist va given his portion AT once.
The iakDyr commissioner Df California
hns gone ~ Hawaii, with the yiew q, in
Y.siigatiug the feasibility Of supplying
iLc islands with white labor, Ia sup
plant the JaIa and Chinese now EN-
plOych.
The international bureau Of shoe
makers in Zurich, Switzerland, recent
Is Issued Il call IN shOcmnkcrs Of ell
countries to send delegates to the III
i"rnatiynhl congress 10 be- held ia Bru..
'rIs, belgium, June o.. American dele.
gates will be present
IL Is better I . defer trimming trees
until fall than to DO 30 now. as there
vii! be less liability Of injury after the
rap begins 10 go down.
II is not necessary 10 feed geese.
ducks or turkeys during the warm sea-
on IL they hav" the privilege Of a
range. Insects, grass and seeds are
plentiful, and the fowls can secure more
TODD tina they can consume.
The wheat field after harvest may be
given up 10 sheep and poultry. Sheep
Will do excellent service ia destroying
young weeds as fast ar they shoot up
out Of the ground, and Ms there will be
more or less grain left on the ground
the fowls viii utilize il.
iii'sulphidc u cnrbnuI will destroy
nll animal life. II a small quantity il
poured into ant holes. ar even into rat
holes, 1t viii prove the best remedy
that can b" used. II is excellent To use
on plants when they are young III or
der 10 destroy insects, provided the
plants nrc covered for "A short time.
There is nothing better for driving rats
AWAY II It's use is persisted ia.
Preventing the spread Of fungus dis.
"hs"R could he accomplished better by
destroying the hrnncbrs and vines that
are cut away from the trees and bushes
than by the use Of other methods. 1t is
not sufficient 10 remove the portions Of
trees affected with black rot. They
should be consigned 10 the flames, ms no
remedy IL ~ sure in the destruction OF
the spores Az fire.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

The -D1.S DsyuiE- b-acels1 = sEbl
bang n r9ld ehLEn Fzrte1 with gems
ssI u = E--ezLk
Eere u. xU;er tautE D5t perfectly
.-esL wE-s- -arf las been standing
over uirr- L Z b-s5ru.:n- Bd-cbsn- o.
r-r zuz---eu- should be 1tryUr OUT
l.. fEsEia- gsrraE hETs settled n i.
En5 = IL GIrr--yus 70 bszlTa 70 mike
-Es 81 u Tea and cgfs. sb.uIG siwSTs
be uEie rEtr treEa sHEte-
NrE- L.gr5tts rjrist tar-a a. Meadow
h-UyE rzy- he- handsome drI5sndE
Eegtr4-g with 0nc FIalL E-=~-E--yTs-ed
NJ. tSs -gv Lus Z drz~- EE-EE greer
5vusgs and is rgt rbls 20 I'll al h- o.
DER. cen with tb=Bs. The 1iolsts z-c
-zguEs.Te u BE cg,g- and tru-rEnus.
;Ie single Oces being ~ la-c= as email
l-EsBtL
The legislators q the A-r--r-e He-
ruEIic Lzrs Introduced Ev -hIcA says
TIA ufreT tie E'1- cEy gFJZ-ury- 1-g-,
esery ---te from tie re &C - to -
z11.i i-y = monthly t1& til be mar
III Cs.G-a,et IF 4.t.s: Esx vLo NTH
on; legitimate rogiiyes RECT The ID
drzEs@ q hin Ct h=r who MY aspire
70 b-r - 1I hand -ust par TIE sun Of
- rs=sre-E :or1hs DsncdT tth- P=-f0a
-vf1ssl-
Eerars y.OE-rstlaa = alu4czt - fab
ic--D-s -yw - tie GRIP TIE irve;r-
-s:s - -JcT. who has aTs-ag=d Three
gr fyrr o.! tbD5= ~-rtlus'.-g fU.rtsoLs
g - ~1frsr-po-. with d Uy-c---. q read
n. AL = DINER party 1a-g"u i a.
hight. F-a-&s u rcd q Te'isf. The doc
'grs recommend t-a'eL The y-rs-rip-
T5ga co-:s Eve dcflsrs- but 20 81 E. oHt
you'd D. - expansive rL=t II u J-ccEd
lest 10 E=-b 81 Nth ferrous p-rs;-.-
lion - by-ue.
Hrz- CIara Ono. w.Il-krgwu L. Il
"ee;cru ~rywuoy.~ di=I recently :. he-
hy:-r - Pscry. .. T. She ~. Z famous
-r-sa u her parr II the country. ard
tas claims 70 haze Killed ave men dur
--r asr -"i,d AID wUJiy career On the
y-u.rr- Mn. OElo Wa born il New
IcrG CITY. bet when a child reL2ored
win hey parents 70 Kansas. II Z hard
'ra-aS encounter with Z despr1do IN
L-iii.: Eueltail LauYcn. near Butte.
Ayat, sAe KILLED him By shrotiay him
with = pistol
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The DEAD Admiral.
lGAiM.


Twas I've suj thirty yezrs sg0-
Ies. BYe md thirty year; los s!1w
Tic mind DOH tufD aud EzTkep tack
AIpok TIA. sDpke .nshroudeJ trsck
10 i've and ;Luty years sgO.
ia Hampton Io>L a cLe4y March
Eo:H,
Ia HspptOn f0Dd4 Z sasIe iq,lUrE;
Two mighty sLifs thai ride ~ side
Bot ynsHTday swept DER The tide,
Sow lie bene 9Th tLs ripping save.
With ua&tbeaii sSsyiny D'er each
gfsTe-
While clpae at hand in sGrsst strait
The Iipuesgia waits her late;
For through the mHts. from Ports.
month town.
Tbs dread destroyer 81 reanetb JoSn.
An. then, when met felt grim despair.
And watched the scene with stOny
stare.
From round the point deIiYeraHce
came!
Wus ever seen q 1urerer craft!
A bummoc1 on a submerged raft!
And Jet she boldly sOught ,hs Path
And faced the pLo,ei thing u wrath,
And fought aud o eternal fame.
What need the battle tale " tell?
Ye knO. the splendid story we'll
Twas fearless David cOme once
more.
Tho mighty yian,. filled with dread.
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AROUND THE GLOBE.

Switzcrland's national council has
voted unanimously TO make insurance
against accidents aud sickness compul-
sorry On all citizens.
y young nan slipped from the cliff
ut the Lydford waterfall. near Tnyis-
took, and fell 100 feet without break
ing "a bone. He will recover.
Mcngo, the capital Of Uganda. han
been reached from the east cOast of AZ
rica by an English missionary in three
weeks riding II bicycle.
Naples is to be connected with Mount
NcsuviuB by n direct railroad line.
which will connect with the cable line
run~;ng To the top Of the volcano.
Si:~:or Crispi has sold his furniture
and given up his house in Rome. lie
is going TO live in his villa # Naples.
and declares that he is out Of politics.
4 ~GO.ycar-old widow Of Tihrrharn.
in Gloucestcrshire, has been gent ~
Jail for two months for milking other
peoples COWS on the town IN
Andrew Lang's translation Of Pope
Leo's poem on frugulity is said - Ire
his revenge on his holiness for putting
one of his books on the Index Evpurgn-
toris.
Mnscngni has sold his latest opera.
Isis" to Ilicordi, thus abandoning
Sonzogno, who first brought him out.
The only one OF the young men dis
covered by Sonzogno That still clings to
him is L~eoncavnllo.
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Yesterday zftsrrDoons ,orng naa
sbs ciirs 70 be pb,eica2n- Girs-
Lated e petition ssk1ug ne coDmie
fiope,1 ~ pay hs tEs ri himself xod
vi. ~ EeSo. lie 81 Up tie plea
that phes De ie': ht t1rne: rns;-
dsnce ~. KeDo BE- haS sufficient
fu,ds 70 ;sy hs wy, but On arriving
Il E=rse lie vts Ess taken ss.k
aud tLat I'll - LIS funas had gone 20
pay Lotsi RID Ss&rrDs bills Hs
also eLsins5 Tia. his rIe vas s;cG
&bs5 Il NJ. DOtts's hops- On these
rsprsSentsl0rEs ouutsf - tsEpzy-
IN signed lac petition AID Last rI<ti
coGSseEoDs, Ei$soY bDaEht a=Es;s
t1s THE eyppls 70 Tirnemnecs and
they lsf; ~ No. t14 night
wEiLe there are soue cases ths- Hp-
peal spoogIy ~ gupsthy and the
commissioners a.. jus:Ifsi II .I-
te.das sA tie IsuEpTsDEsT d1s
not bsEsIe tis csse sas one tt tina.
kind Tit youpg mEa xs able ~
Eork hs way god Should have been
-asSe 80 Do -. His VIE may hare
besa sirk 90; there IL one I1ag srre
~ DDss gho cav bsr eat and thEt
VEs tsGt shs ste { rery hear: supper
f@r Z sIrk penvn.
IN .his cass ting iSoEPEEoEST H-
asses thEt 1oss sbo signsS As p-
t5ssop were iiuyoSs5 uyya and
through tbslu ooamssiaos. ExE!
Wis Led ~ eEtep5 cguni. .jd % pen
ple unworthy II II. This 0DI,ys-
u03 L male from skst tbs EEts
cav With the oTr egs.
TAsns Ia IN @pei II this busicsss
snd tie c2@plselyoers ~ tAsl nsri
meeting sb9giI pat = ssI2 - i. NJ
sE1 o1uptau u sIssccng oJCriy
si5 Il saeh csset 10 that .! iLg HOY
t0r family. DEi Ehso II cV;CsE ~
SspanS sYery d.s1 Dss: AID his fam
uy ~ r,er destination (; tLs Gycrt!'s
expense, il i ike Tor tie tsEpgye-s N
prD.est xat cal : Ezii Ex.Eodng
equity aid ~ Unworthy perspns Il
nothing Or Isss THAI rvbL@;y y;
tie Taxpayers.
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LAUGHS Q AL

wis5o--I caeiF- EtT IasT spE
Of The wisdom Of III. Es-Pert- We'll
neTe- beard Of S-Ts-t getting rs
leg pulled did youy-I-th-
Henderson rena-fE -hz+ II sorH Pc
pie knew how lizzie they know they
would know Z blamed sirtt Du-e iALn
they d. Eu-0n-Bog1ca Transcript
BscEe--I So ny Ib= Dos:e.E thai
f|rIiEtL u trzS-5Ec. t-ErsIs under
his wifs'E nrner-ns-L- Dscie---So
Do Dos: usn. orlr hey Don't ETeTS
iL-TTt-BI2
AD9tbsr Great Tuth-"Ve olEit 70
give the deEil his due -Te- but The
trouble is we ot;sn EPsvd OF him tbe
money Ne owe 70 ola-- P-ople-0b-
ego Record
Eothsr CsPp-orinEly)-Tou should
1t make Eight % marriage. KY daugh-
ter Dauytte- GadiE-zctlyy-"Ithnk
lie all night 70 make Light Of Z match
Yale Record
TIE WIte--Docto-. ca you DO Any
thing fo- ny hustEody- Tie Doctor
What Se-ms 20 r= tie trouble? "Wo--
ring about @ooey. oh. ! cza re-
lieTe him Of thaI ell righL--Yoake-s
Statesman.
Eojsck-"I az afraid fhzt ger. Dr.
Thirdly's rssfuln%sS y his new parish
viii D. very Limited - Tondik--Why2
IE'+ h= lika5T- "PersonaIly lie IS very
uuch liked bu: his wife las b--s-
tsste IL dres than any o! TIE female
members Of his coaE-egz;ioa.~-Ea.-
Iera Life.
It's . real pleasure 10 nc 70 give you
anything" said he, e. he forced the
bouquet into her had. STAY 1he
replied, handing hack the flowers. You
are Ike the rest Of the men. All 0
care for u your Own pleasure. Take the
fowsrs ] canrot corS@rt 10 encourage
EUch Observation-Disclosures TRANSCRIPT
Young man" Eaid Senator Sorghum
70 TIE pro;ege who had teen promised
~ appointment. Il shall not c~oug:atu-
la-e you: bat there Is one thing ! desire
70 say" What is that IF you dis
pa? anything Ike the energy and
anxiety in filling this position that YOU
showed il getting it. you can't help be-
ing Z brilliant EUcces&"-Washin2tor
Sisr.
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EASTWARD THROUGH
THE

The traveller. tourist or business
man ~ wise when no selects tho Rio
Grnndc Western Railway "Grent Salt
Lake Route for his route 10 the Enst.
il ~ tho only transcontinental limo
pasring directly through Salt Lake
City, md in addition To tho gliinpae
il affords Of the Temple City. the
Great Snlt Lake md picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley. IL affords
the choice 81 three distinct routes
through tho mountains aud tho most
magnificent scenery IN tho world.
On all clmscs Of tickets stopovcrs
arc granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City. Glenwood Springs. Lend willie,
Colorado Springs, Denver aud other
points of interest. Double daily
train service aud through Pullman
and Tourist sleeping cara between
San Francisco and Denver. Tourist
cnra through 10 Omaha, Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets dcscrip.
tive Of tho "Grcat Snlt Lako Route
write to +. a WADLFiGm. General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
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MUSICAL MEXICO.
4 LAha That Has MANY Good Mill
lRFy Banda.


One does not have 10 travel far or
stay long IN Mexico 10 discover that !;
is quite as much = musical country a.
any other in the world. Sayg Lppls-
cott's. Eren the stay-at-horne Aneri-
cans a 60Ztn or 80 year ago fsaCieG
that they had made this discovery
when Mexican military bands and ,yp!-
cal orchestras began 20 tour" the
United Stares. astonishing a. well &.
6elirhting the crowds they attracted
everywhere. But tie truth i. the
American stay-at-homes. with al 1hr:-
admiration for the music the MeEicars
brought TO them, gained scarcely au7
idea Of how far the M-Aicans =
claEssd as 4 musical people. The $50.
posed. very naturally. that the fzuo--
-th regiment band and The typo. 80
chestra comprised all. or about aL.-f--
Mexico had to send abroad: that rhr
fully represented the music Of t..
country: and hat they wer- p-Uhahsr
considered prodigies in the land whence
they came. Such impressions ar
quickly diSPel!ed in Mexico.
The semi-weekly concerts in the l.
calo. the Alameda and the Pascs. in the
capital. do not suffer ir the least wf--
the Mexican war department rra-rs
one OF the military hands. e-eu -T.
best of them. leave Of absence t. i
tour in the United States. And a. I. r
the other cities Of The republic. e---
such comparatively ISOLATED 'ow-s Co..
Jalapa. Puebla. Oa~1ca. Tc3urI. G.
huabua. Morslia ar1 rrs 'a!a'af7. -.
has At least one i-..i'I-. hand IL,
would be likely 10 carry of rhe hor--z
in any competition With the ril:rary.
hands Of America
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Fred Clark rs making n success NJ
managing the cOioucls.
Iiughic Jennings bniicd up 10 1925
on the western trip Of tn" champions.
Ex-Lcngucr Dan IIrouthers was the
frat Springfield player 10 make 100
hits.
"Iiug" Holiday, despite the fact that
he only plays occasionally, 10 batting
In great style.
"Ncwspnpcr support is tho greatest
thing in the world 10 keep n club
hnstlinH." says Capt. Scrappy Joyce.
Pete bowling, Louisyillc's ncw piic..-
cr, Is said 10 be n strapping fellow,
with plenty OF speed. He is n south
paw.
Manager Comiskcy, OF 81. Paul,
seems 90 have n faculty OF developing
II star pitcher every season. Last year
IL was DcDzcr and this ycnr IL Is isbcL
SocknlcNis' mil is flooded with ten
der missiycs from maidcns who pine for
n photo Of the coppcr.colorcd guardian
Of the Clcvclonds' right reservation.
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by reference 10 a notice else where
II will be ReeD tlIGt Emmett KcysGr
and NJ isr GfacG Crockett were mar.
ried n Salt Lake last Thursday. Tho
groom Ia OnS NJ EIkD's most indus.
trious young men and the bride III
u Of U,ah's most charming young
ladicH.
They Start out IN lie with bright
proHbecis which their many friends
hope will mntcfialize into M abuDd.
nncn Of happiness rud prosperity ~
ilioy journey down tho rugged road
Of lie.
Tho happy couple arrived last
night and hhy0 taken up their 'Gsi.
denca IN tho house formerly occupied
by tho Shcclan sisters.
May the round Of their lives bO M
bright M tho summer sunshine.
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1HE PEOPLE = GOLD

President EcKnI2it timetable
commissioners tsTe sailed fog bo-ns.
discouraged. defeated Gs-edt:s4
kSppbbesu nszspsps-s fejDios
fhls defeat. TIE rErguRhrnE u their
OWE cyramieios gives them Es-istac-
too. W. tbsn were bs@ meg Bsut
ab-aS y III ~srrsnss u 10000 70
ibe pe2pj=s II tos gold ssEndE-d II
sprb e EIgi Lhrnx. Why =Ek :tiEeEg-f
made by 4 RspubhcEu s3rDiris1rEaap
% Es; nj ~ Il: P-esi5su; NcKnIsT
EnouE ma; Tie gold stsnda-j Il Dot (
god thing Tor tie I4,pils Up 70 1885
hs fupgE: fD- blrnefEIEsm and NOS
bittery eon5euDs3 IT, u9u3ar: 81
Clsrszod Il tsroraE Eylj nVDgcDsi-
lhsu- Hneo u euT tA+ cOutrls-
sio: - EuryIe IL rouf@-3 by 1s
at :hEi the gold STANDARD was lad
sor TIE Tinted Stats
But there 1s ( DISTINCTION u-iwsso
what IL Eyp5 fur 5s psypis AID stst
IL EUy5 tgt t1s tDD1eg p2EET. ADy-
dining WHICH contracts ting currency.
which puts liz brrzsu u tso rDo1sy
metals vpgr one wEeh a-p-eriStes
ths rl9s u everything except gold,
i gyD5 Tor t5s dsLer Il gold. b1; u
ytters5lr lad tc- Gs masses. The
R~sYgtEse. ua-ty nd newspapers
which syp;2rt IT, iJso:iss ~ LIZ:
party rsprs+-t he bVD5boi5e-E,
money dealers god gold EpecuIs:p-s
Il Wal sr.st The! d. not
rspf==rt tie psople; and Gai
IL tke re4sc1 re d;-oyursgeneut
xDd de.eat II IT, bine,alhc eouu;s-
slOr II .r=@:S viii joy
Tie true friends IL sire: vii not
regnc; tie outcome u: tbs ratt4:.
The lssge Il DO% clearly I.s5e. and
tLe battles 81 lsg3 and 1907 rlu "
fought IL ;As op=a. TiiA 10 taIy= L.
sIss ~ divide AID diver; tie fy-u=s Il
bimetLilz-. pressing OF 20 ~ EsE-red
rie1yry.-Ciczg9 DRpatch.
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'"hst bsS ,eoDnse y! the wccars
brgade:' demanded the general
lie OTderly saJUcsd and pointed IN
Tie rear.
y regret ~ report. sir be e.
plaiHsi, -thst the enemy has stylen q
march u D.. During ;be night
syEa= u their scDUts succeeded IL
making Z dstoaT and getting ~ the
rear - ", where they er-ctsi Z large
number u mirrors. The fact reach
iug tive ears ~ the wDnan's bnggds
IuG ~ lie advance was ORDERED, the
am zyYs fell back ~ great disorder.
the temptation 20 Sc whether their
hats were On straight being myre
u!au they could resist. However, 20.
night
well, what about t0nighi:'
Tonight would suygegt that you
have the mirrors quietly transported
IN the cnewy's rear"
"But the enemy has no wOmar's
brigade t0 be dra%n away from tie
attack
True replied the orderly, -Dut
yDu forget that the enemy will then
be betEeen Jour own wDmans bri-
gaie and the miTrofs, and that surely
u, AN unHnable pDsiIOn for any man
o: body u men
The plan being carried out, moth.
ing could withstand the charge of
the wOman's brigade tho following
mDrBiug-ChicayO Poet.
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a PTDInIsrJ S.nsaiIDn.

4 prominent lawyer 81 Reno is
about ~ commend. suit against the
Southern Pacific Railroad Tor legal
serYicEs. 80 report goes. IL il also
hint@d thu. ."Aa the COMPANY
totes fair in the matte hat ZONE
ri the dry bones 81 certain political
transactions will he shaken up Mat.
tiers are assuming a serious shnpc and
there are surprises ~ store for the
dear people IL promised dcyrlOpnents
occur thus week. Tho Journals in.
formation regarding the whole matter
Is not reliable enough ~ make posi-
tive assertions but indications for a
day or twO ptUt give foundation 10
the belief that tbs "niggcf" IN the
fence will grow into "A whOle tribe u
IuIus before many hnys.-JournaI
The Carson Appeal says that Al
fred Chariz and General Clarke he.
gan a suit Saturday in the Ormsby
county DHtrict Court against the
Southern Pacific company in behalf
Of James +. Dennis for the sum Of
sl7,SO ms balance due Tor profcs.
HiJnal services ~ an attorney in aud
about the dcicnJhnt'g business in
operating railrOad line posing
through Nevada.
This must be- tho suit la which the
journal refers IN the above item.
Tho people Of Nevada are all waiting
Ia src tho "Iulug.-
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Six Mohammodana arrived nj Now
York on tho steamer California. mIry
ntntol before II bonrd ~ inquiry that
they believed in tho Koran, which
ienchos poIignmy. Tho board order.
ed liom ~dcportch mud tlioy wcro ,ont
back 10 Turkey. This h tho frat timo
IN Tho history Of tho country TINT per.
sons bayo been dcpOrtcd because Of
their religious belief, nmI II 10 DO.
comes Tho rUlo no ChinoGo, %Japnncao
or other paghnO viii DO permitted to
land m tho United Statoo.
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sour minister preached u sui limo
scIm0n on S%nnlny," recently re-.
marked ~ Chicago woman. according
to the Post of that city. # enjoyed II
40 much. And right ~ the miidlc Of
II ] hit Oh h0w 90 have my black scrgo
fixed over. Tho whole scheme cninc
like II miracle, and vail work out no
ond 81 swell, That itock had been
such II torment ! have had no good
OF IT ut all. II hung in the ward.
robe, Il fcproach Bud u wnsto ~ mn
tcrial. Sermons AFRO 30 b]oniGcinI.
You rcnlly Ough, to 20 10 clurch Of,
tenor. | am ashamed you missed
that ~ Sunday"
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DOG ON THE FENDER.
lie Likes tn Hide There, ana Does
Twice y Day.

- T,,t". ~.
"D'ye sre Tim, doc p" sntJ tho cop.
Juc,nr NJ n suh,,rL, n'co- a. rointcd
IA , water snnni.l lv;n, In = ,bnJy
yard h ~nc,y.noncr man say,
Tho 81 Ioui, Ilcnniiic admitted ,Lrt
hc dhI. but ,hcrc was .omc,hinr IN
hi, ,orc ,h,t ,cc,,oI q, ir,iion,c ,bn,
hc sow hin r.morkoblc nbou, IN.
animal
"Well. ,hn,.s the emor,c., dog IN this
town" mid ,hc ~conJur,or Mos, ~
the BOYS know him. ~c,p.ci,,,v the mo.
tormcn because hc IA, ,hc wo,t nor.
s;,,eni 1coJhc,d you .,or.-w
"Oh nm ILc Jon.,, n., on ,t,o cor
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-11-28

Tho Secret service announces TINT
a now counterfeit $40 silver rcfiiG.
chtc 10 IN circulation, also counterfeit
noics on the tirsi National Bank Of
Joplin, Mingour. These ccnntorfcita
will douhtlc@ ilnd their way 10 ,hia
coWi, mud the public In advised Ia
look ont for them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-11-28
RARE PIG DEER.
Every Other Kind Of rig EIcept This
Is ricntifrI EnnnEh.

u Flcniifrl Enough.
Among the more recent ard important
arrivals at ~" Zoo are two Young bah
irussa'. presented ~ the duke of Bed
furd-cnIr #~7ii,rIy rare animals. anil
the only examples seen at the Zoo for
about Is years. says the LGndon Graphic.
The word hahirussa means pip-dccr.
md the ANNA! has been so called 10y
the Malays ~ account OF the remark.
able development Of the tusks in the
males, which emerge close together
near the middle Of the face and sweep
with n strong curve backwards, fire.
quently attaining to very great length.
The tuSks OF the lower Jaw arise Hike
those Of the boar. What the male bnhi-
russn needs the upper pair for Is n point
which nobody. apparently. can satisfnc-
torily settle. Another regularity at
the animal is TINT IL falls short Of the
numbcr OF tcc;h usually possessed hv
Il ordinary pig; having only % in al.
n fact which indicates tina IL must h.
directly descended from one Of the cN.
tnct genera Of pigs marked by n sim
ilnr type Of dcntitiOn. In other respects
tho bnbirussa is not very different from
other wild swine. 1t is a splendid swim
mcr. hns n somewhat lighter gallon
than that Of the wild boar. and when
hunted viii fight gnmcly and ferociour-
ly TO the last.
IfM; nm Tue EEhnER
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-11-28
No Wnrse Thnn NIcc.

The attacks upon the morality oi
Monte Carlo are made by its rivals fnI
popular favor, II wc may believe Henri
Lnbouchcrc. The English rndica! gay.
"Evcry year the number Of visitors 70
Monte Carlo increases and every ysH
more desperate efforts are made by ~
rivals along the Riviera TO prejudice tu'
place with the British public. That
Monte Carlo is n paradise in n moral
scnsc ] nm not going to suggest. Every
man ri the world knows that, like OtLrr
places entirely devoted to luxury nnl
pleasure, society there Is not exactly
nm assembly Of saints. hut that Monte
Carlo Is any worse than other pleasure
resorts OF n similar character I en-
phnticnlly deny. AZ 10 the results of
The gambling everyone who has been
behind the scenes knows that infinitely
more mischief IL done IN the gambling
hcllS OF Nice every season than al the
tables OF Monte Carlo. mud doubt
whether even Nice. which Ia In many
respects n sink OF ini1uity, Is my worse
thhn Ostcnd has been during the last
few seasons"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-11-28
Protection Aaninst L~ortcrs.

ono woman residing In n Mninc viii
Tag" has been so much annoyed by loaf.
era leaning ngainst her fence that sho
now Keeps II freshly painted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-11-28
DRY
as
DUCKS

No vet fee:. therefore nS
colds. DO coughs, no gnp. po =heu-
rnstisn. II You wear