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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-09

Gold ia going across Ia. A,aIui;r IN
large quantities AGAR, uo,Ni,bst7r5.
ing the promised ga W r-osucrty
and confidence that was I, f,II,y 81
closely the election q, N,KfrIox
The money changers n-o rivir, u,o
lie to these camrairr pro,,isas anil
are dragging the treasury 81 i.s r.rI
II the drain continues ono.b,r ;ss,o
ni bonds will I've mad. anil ,ro ,o,,,lo
given another rhi.c, I.ss,r -, ,,o
british col st,ndo-i \ Nov Vol,
disp,.ch n, Anil 2o.r s,ys
Van Hoffman { Co shi, :, I,On n-o
in cold 70 Eu,,,c I,,,-I
F.,-cs sIo5nnol u;,n1 COLL l,,. No.,
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Americans f~Ncluled,

The British Columbia Legislature
has rassei an 81; excluding cii;s,as
q the Csitcd States tvm taking an
nnin'es claims ~ british TN,rmNjs.
The Law provides thSt in Order ~ l.,
caS;1cS to trcr miners GaHnSc ~
kaStc FrcSSouS metal c~;Siras, tho az
PioSn, must Se Is years u axe ~
over, ana horn British subject, ~
mus; sic declaration ~ intcn,n>a 70
become snSh,
II is thoa shi hist 'hjs t>tNva iai.
CARS a retaliation t. The Sliaa ls,sNr
policy ~ thc UnitNi S,stCS EDi ,se
measure was bitterly crrN%i ~ t,s
ENolui that il will rodTSt AmsTun
lAha, ami enterprise which has jzi
much - DO With TIE dcrSaoys,nai a
The uiAInS iptSIcs, II In coHntrg,
The reNrlc ~ H06sh Coinmtia Is
arnlc arc sSSina sny such asSasiys,
and are severely cSticisirs tho ac'asa
oiths Legislature, sui :; Is eca0;ally
hlie~ci that the a.: will 10 repaslSi
within y your,
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Tho live Democratic members OF
tho Senate Finance Committee voted
against reporting the tariff bill to the
Senate nnd tho five Republican menu
beers for il, Senator john l.. Jones
cast his vote in favor Of reporting the
bill aud it wns reported to the ~cnntc
Tuesday. The bill rs reported fol-
lows closely IN the lines Of tho Will
son bill.
Many OF the oppressive features of
the bill MS it passed the House are
omitted.
Tho retroactive clause Of the Ding
ley bill is stricken from the Senate
bill. The entire House provision re-
lating to reciprocity is stric'icn out.
and sections substituted, providing
that whenever II country shall pay a
bounty upon the expectation Of any
article Of merchandise and dutiablc
under this Act, then uron the impor-
tatlon ot any such article into the
United States. there hall DO lowed
upon il. in addition to the duty I'M
posed 10y this Act. duty equal to the
net amount of such bounty. tn he
ascertainei 10y the Secretary II the
Treasury.
Tho House provision keeping i'll
fierce the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty
Is stricken ont, the effect being imdi.
| rectly tn abrOgate the treaty and i'm
pose the same duty on Hawaiian
sugars rs on sugars from p;her oun
tries.
Many Important changes were
male III wool and the WOODEN schcd-
ule. First class woods were reduced
from II cents n pound to cents. and
second class woods from l. Ia ..
Duties ou WOODS of the tnirI class
uere raised. Tie divi iinc line VI Il
class was placed at 10 cen;s value.
woods under that valu' I've ng ma L.
dutiable at 1 cents puund instead ~
- per cent advalorrn, rs in the
House bill. Wo,i- valued a: more
than 10 cents II pound were place | at
: cents "a pound instead OF - per
cent aivalorcm.
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Opinions and Pointers.

The rccipnccity features Of the
Dnslcy bill CONSIST in shutting out
foreign impor,ations sud having for
cisn nations shut out orr exports
indianapolis News.
. The republican party is digging
IFS grave With the DinSiey bill. The
leaders act as il they were hidden to 4
wedding feast, AMI arr tripping hilas.
touSly along to a hole i'll the, ground.
st, Paul Giobe.
Tie Diuele. tics are MORALLY or
p@Saj;o a ie.csri dollar. hu; they be.
hcye in fixing things 80 HAT a dollar
will hay only - cents; worth III the
maFSsi' Queer hsh. Lsess, nirGlsy.
nus BinenautontN. Y.hLeaisJ.
Speaker Reed Is faithfully car, ing
ont the do nothing polio! laid down
ior hun 10y Mckinley. Tbs whole
machinery x the nation is at a STAND
still waiting toT The passage q. the
oiioas liuSls! tariff bill.-ChicSSo
C~hNnjcle.
TaS.Shou; = surplus in eonuS.
lion with The DinSle!its hill n super
iinous. There will be DO surplus.
There will Ini even Ne revenue SUI
Hcient 10 meet the necessities OK The
government, \ protective tariff -
sach will logically Tail IS 4 reverb.
meSSnsr.-PeoriA JouSnN.
The vote On the Vest resolution
~onoSrniuc the retroactive tariff or.
der indicates this; the Dins ley pro.
Sramme has a majority Of D in the
senate. There can I've no ioub; no =
Abo1, Boss' tlAuna's usefulness in
the senate, Ii will he biz job 70
keep tina; majority 81 uae in sight
ST. louis Republic
The pxrp!e DO not ike the traffic
agent, and the me7r iucsler IL poll.
t>s Mr.. Hanna is one o. those poli.
'lSlNOS SNi statesmen who have DO
principles ~ convictions that canno.
he accommodated To the desire o,
sncNSS Tins Is the reason Why his
political career in Ohio will I've short.
lie will he Senator Till next January
enG.-f"s,iand oresonisn tRep.i
Tic industries that have been ser.
sTHnSly encouraged and tostered
have long been selling POOLS to Tor.
cicnNT cheaper than to Americans.
The pro,echce dutr enables then 10
say To conSautn: Take n goci,
at Il terms or 90 without say..
The consumer has to pay. and the
protected mAhutsc;urct pays his
cSsir1'gu subscription and receive.
mare ard more protection UP - uss
rhghGea.es " pinSiey Etina OF
$sNet.
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Probably stolen.

Yesterday A!tcr noon the man ALTO
works Tor Mr.. James Russell hela-
toxin hnnilSh; a black horse to Shs..
~ MSiccr. saying that IL had beso
tied hack oi tho old brick yk.a srDN
cAfiy IN the morning. TIE ASrss Ia
stNopi 6!Ssrs old and II h-rpSss 70
The left siific WITH : With 4 ia
Seove and heiou. Th4 horse hs5 .u
ea ssdi,s On uithaz: . ho-r rod :
naFa S1die 90. he Sheas pev LA.
The oatS; n lis s;tbls essdy ~ os.
hNe' - tss owner, II, Yrasah,,
e%sa stc3ra Nod IL this sssayd NE;
TIE oenots eye, he y requested .c
call sD3 SGT oIe cane
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WEEKLY l2DEPEa0ERI.
Can Ito Made rnrul"us,

Nevada is sorcly rrrssd. Tho Me,
Krnlcy wave " property was hn.it
under orders from New Engltud, aud
California Xmtc curuAnt grnwrrs
mud sheep mon. We are III the dumps
abused. kicked, rcvilcd, Capital OK,
]perirncCs II cold chill when spoken io
about Nevada. but w don't need io
fret about il. This State cau sup
port u quarter 81 II million W pcoplc
without feeling their weight. .\s
things now stand, NJ tcSd MP better,
work less, ccNuomigc less, wetr bot
ter clothes, and entertain less any.
ioty VI tho moipnw than almost ANY
other people in tho UuitNl States.
But how No work up ~ ropula.
ton " u quarter W u millinuE or
course, that number "a lie raised III
time, hut | mean how can the State
be made 10 surPor; them! First.
the idea and practice that the father
and hushapi should I've tlc only pro-
duecr III u family must he stopped.
Evcry member W each family should
bc, made to ~Nnirihu;c lis ar her
share to tho upNniliIAS ~ Tie family
homestead. Tho hSS0 yari wuii tx
till~i. and its rCN!uN w8,s - aSla
marketable aui rot;>a ~ "sarNvt,
Poultry ~ all kinds hNSS cSi;sS,
sheep ami horses cSn II Sitc"dS& ~
Ivy girls aud lNyS The elder v&gI-
eeE ran mine III winter AMI farms III
summer. Cattle AMI rnNtUrS can X
te&htcd ~ market under i NN>NS-a-
tive plan, There is NV absolute Uc.
eASity VI dcpNSitns the rNNiis ",
the miro ami ~! the farm at tlsc rail-
nod ctleS lahNz anus; IL rONgCrlY
divided IN cvVry family ami i&eT' is
no necessity Ia wear silk urrS:iHS.
billed shir,s ov brASiSoth TaN
much attention IS paid - %iuSauHn.
AMI therN is NO rrnvncatINu ~ 81.
tempt 10 mako u LAWYER ~ every
eaild who displays ~pn0ciHncy in ly-
Ing. Tho professions aO cOnvdCd
and choS~i, and after profession i
attained. il is no; worth the Nost-
Besides, the life Ct u r0ciNSioual man
is not IS happy IS that 81 FARMER.
He cannot build a homestead. Sri lc
cannot impnnVe the means " living
tor his chilircn, Ito eau Naly Niu.
cate them, and they mast make their
living NJ NJ their ~NincaiiNn. he can.
not build a family place, Ills chit.
dSn must 80 where they can buli
ups practice Tor their profession:
they become scattered, and !; is very
seldom that a reunion II The tamil
eve HNcurs, II is different with the
farmer; cSch memtWr Vt his family
can te made ~ work in uuisOn toz
the urhuildine 81 the place, and ON
hnne relations that iirc eau never
efIsSc- puclquctois in Genoa Courier.
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woRSTED THE TROLLEY CAR.
n Han Into II Luud of Hay with Dis
nutrous Results.

n Han Into Il Lutid OF tinS Win DIN
n.trous Results.
This is the time the trolley car got
tho worst of IL. II was of the lla'n-
field (N. j. line, and was running nj
full speed for DuTcllcr. 1t was very
Irrgv. Suddenly there loomci mp out
Il The mist = hay wagon drawn by i
.lorsc and Il mule. says the New lo'k
World.
Look out there" yelled the motor
man. but il was Il wasted effort, Tor
The words were not out Of his mouth
before the car struck the oncoininG
wagon. The pole tore away the dash
board and then struck the motoTman
n tie stomach, knocking HIN into the
middle Il the ear. The conductor was
mitchell against the rear door and had
his nose bun|ed M. The solitary pas
srrcrr was sent against the roof and
BEGAN >, fray before L. came down.
T.r -, had saved the animals pull
ir;- the Lay wa~cu. Tie ho'sc was
,iruwn {, ONO SIDE. hut the fender
r.rurh Tire r7ulr ard sent HIM head over
heels .p on the foui platform Of the
ca~. where h heels played havoc with
;la.s ual Framework. Tn" Gr.ycr OF
Ike wagon WIS thrown eff. but unin'
jared.
IVY. ~ ;rrihargci!" said the motor
mn, '.'."s 'h,;v brought him To.
IT, r.u'' st'rh'd loud with E!cc and
threw ~ o.. heels rs il he had 1T last
found = v,n-' : fcrman.
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course to rigorous measures, and We
advise upon the part Of all our ctti.
gems u cleaning up OF all alleys and
bdck yards. :.
There are vaults 80 near tho streets
~ |" DO Offensive to passcn which
must DO filled or cleanser and .disiu-
fcctNl forthwith. And il would .bc
we'll in such use Tor those who are
responsible to treat this as 4 person.
tn, notice and ahatc tho OWL without
dcmy. SsI 49,, .
Tho streets and cros sttcatS Of
Chinatown arc reckiug With Glth
frhw which may come pestilenee.
Tho dumping Iiouud rear Of f. T.
NJ. G" corral most be discontinued
aud no tnore waste and garbage placed
thcp.
We recommend that the streets
and alleys DO improvedI In SrSdX and
properly fixed with:cuiverts SO MS 10
drain. ami that tho prisoners and vay.
rants he made to work tlie1eon under
scme definite system. The time has
~hme for our citizens 10 take pride in
their surroundings.
= We examined the crossing OF .Yeates
Greek above town and it should he
repaired at once.
Your committee takes pleasure in
Nommendipg the efforts Of, our COM
m,ssioneH in their Respective dis
tricts for attention to ~ths highways
and improvements thereon. T1iee il
other work To he done ana it is COM
planned that the Huntingdon road
needs immediate attention.
The bridges ut North Fork should
I've put III repair at once Tie road
tnhm Hallctkt tn Devils Gate AND AL
"xHudcr's a I've repaired Tor a small
sum il done now and should have at
tcntiNn. :
In rfdcr that less extensive repairs
he required IN Spring. We recommend
that such improvements I've made
this Fall that we are not again
cauSh, III Spring with roads imrass.
able.
All " which Is respectfully sub
United.
J. IL. WKlLASp.
Chairman.
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GATHERED ABROAD.

Mr.. /. Inwicy. who is n,,ut IN leave
the London Daily Telegraph after ar
years service. i writing y life Of Judah
L. Hcnjaruin.
"fnrs,ial' on July - will oy~.n the
Eatr""th ca"o this year. and WI lv
followed by the "NihcluDrcu C.r'..'
In nj! there will hc eight rcTfo-r.---.y
of "rorstfal" aud thrcc Of the "NIlurua-
gen" sCrics.
NJ. Mannheim. TIA, expert o"i, a'lv
employed {" aTpralsc rAc sp.tars ,.i Z.
lection before IL WAS oTcrr,3 { r .-.r.
has Put IN a bin io5 $4,000 for J. s-,,.
io's. which the hers r,irn. to l- ae
OstD- excessive
Night Hon. Sir William C~.rse ,-
ah'cs Vernon ~IIarcCuri. -. T.. O.. So.
leader "a ~, h,u., OF crrrn.r, 3 10.
t,cu fiurl ten shil.iurs uri casts fr o.
- .'n Trl er court fr~ a.i.v..- his
chimney ip catch fire thrur-h r.- h7,.
ire l-sn ,~..aucl.
l"rd th5ei Iutt:vc Russell r,r.~r.r
'uiH- srl the Iarlah Iavtr-. a..
t-r - irrthH. 20 Gur,rr In.ff
fars's a ur his 7as-r ,asrs a e.,
a.? n=.- fhau ha ~rNrces,F 3D.
number - caarz firm 80 r.N.-
Lite nad winding up G,cosr.rr.H .. r-
day.
Germany ia io'l1.r Inc u- fr.r.,f.-.
1nr lu pointing r.is- nr- r-..r r.... ...
sfaCr. N5a'f U~iI'rarzff's .r,s -.
ar- vh-h Ch-i.' 81. ,sw--,a.-..r
.ws' lra- presented % I-.... ...r
@'.'ri Cn.I.N, wh.'c Co. a-r, f.. s
H.# cd ..#
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s.sl. . Here. and saddle.

4 yo7rc DEo UorkjaS al toe nar.
Esy -tath nex. Fe-: HAIlexs. vsa;. TO
tie lS-n tbo1ti 10 e'cl,ck TUosisy
morning, ADD. Putting : Es3lIs AMI
bride hslaaginE - James Russell il.
o. TT. Franks bore. rode IT 10
Exc, He reached tovp thoat {
,, n. and tied Ss bore IN tbs s.se.
hrGth hack @, J, l. Ksy%Ts hpaw.
TIE bore ss4ysd there .l uish: sad
nn rpo:stas Mr.. kt!ss' 10; hia in
bis ta-n AID oosSei The SbsnF. 4.
Hoca = NJ. Franks learned that his
bore vRs Eooe, b. ~eai 20 Uklleck
add islesErsHi Sheriff MEIt-. Mr..
Franks reached tous this Afternoon
aoj vii take Tie sieita Sesss tlss
with hin.
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County Hoard Of Education.

At Il meeting ot the County Beard
~ Education he'll Friday evening
the following business was trans
acted:
The minutes 0t the last ricctjng
were amended So rs to show tie en-
ploywcnt 81 Prof. NrsNe as IA special
teacher " pcnmarship for six weeks
at a salary 81 $50.
On motion pnn'. Ncssr'S term ~ a
teacher ot pcrm0nship was cv'oni,d
for n month Mt a salary Of so.
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Ecs ccety lRsStet 10 a msnr
rSsSct ihctr an doscs us,S, sgi Is
we cath Nnh IL seehS uaS 50 Z" ttaw
the ereSics; neutrality-suspicious. ever,
cae must sAVe for htmstit We nc,
hevN however, tbs, ~ better u4r
copld 10 mAds * Ont ~ tbe@ apAr,
iors hSn - exchanged tot n bottle
~ ChSmh~dA,ns CNlS& Chnle,S srsi
piAsrhNcS Remedy. a nrJNS.rc that
tvcsS family ssoRl3 ES Treyi3ri~ith.
Frr sussy VI H. Malct,
Dave Sssrtt hAs last ccxjcol
ssS H.; ot samples q Spring huai
Sanases Co,Atns ohSCA wil te ansSs
" o~AaS tN,as fiSS sp
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4 Cure For Nuscuisr E~heunaii.tr.

Mrs f. l. Iamsrp, OF Fsirmoun'.
Illinois says: My sister usni Clam.
t~rlAip's fsin EaIm tor muscular
fheumatistn and IL cTNctei 4 c1m.
rlets cure. keep Il in The huuza r.;
al times and have always found it
teD"3 III !oT aches and pains. II is
iSe quickest cUrs for fheauhtis~.
noacu!A' pans ADD lanlenoss | hive
crsT scCn.' For .Ate l.! *. II Nil.
Ter.
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n,tt,e'Avrrs r,srIr v,nr

firTT Nrrs r,sIrY HSnr
AeeSis HEoiei IN every locality Tor
Hoo. ". J. Byaa's gees; RDi only
book. TIE First Bate The l~s;
seleT evs- p~S,lleei Areas ATE
taking ~ mary = 30 orders yer
week Beware . fA7iG.e-i Iuts.
SaaA Ss3j ,c- cast aai r-a ua;k
8; NE ". r C7xyET Cavrsxy
Publishers 5H DsaTb1,a Street,
ChiatEo.
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\ bottle @. TIE tssi bni.sea,. TnA
SS'uld S IN err-y houaehcIa,
TIE wcraa0's Guild Sin have ,
lunch AMI ie errsm ana cake Sstus.
day trtEtns 'ocm c 10 10 ,, ~. nj to-
ohN IA ~ Sccuricd by Wren ADD
whcclS' L,sneh - cent, ssd ice
e-eIn AID cake - seats.
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l. II EISNNEp,
chairman
svRNrrs nnHnMs Avn nsln,l


~ E'e "'eNNN W we grand ln'H-
''"' '"""'''''' aNiN'nt"i !" IN.
N',N m'' '"' Na'N''HN " sheets.
'>''N>S " ''''S'~ ~ leave !"
]" SN''"'S s'SH" '"' ''''N'ine ''
pr,
We "a" I've s'hiafE "'na'n'n ~
"s Wv" 81 '""' 0"asS0"Ss ">'NHsN
| '"'''S MAJ neglect q NJ
~" N''"s " FN'"s w
-'" '''H'''''"s zoo
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ono Copy, our Srar..,..','''' ''s'"'' sS."
Gao Copy, six months. ~,.....'.,. 80 ~"
For my rcrloi N lcr six months, one i'.lar
pc / mouth. payabti IN advance:
Delivered Ivy carrier In Eiisen twenty ave
oIts 20 week
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AnvEl,rlsiNG MAlEs.

VIII no made as low Us Is consistent With
sound bss r%rlrclptcS, Apply NJ tho Of
Geo for terms.
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To the Foreman " the Grand JuTy:
We dc UuGcrsiIDcA NammIi;ec APP
pointed tN inspect the NoSEs AZ the
N>Ini! officers, iruUj the &sUlo kept
IN - conj. clean SUi Nu,lul%liSe
manner, ami as Tar - We roGjJ as
certain n our limited time, r~orDcc:ly
Kept,
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Report orthe GranaSJury.

To the Hon. Geo. l.. Talbot, judge Of
Elko county. tato OF Nevada:
VI Your Grand Juron'. cmpsnucled
May 4, 1897, havo had presented
for our consideration the following: ;
Two rascs ~ burglary for which
We find true bills; ono case al forgery
Tor which We lind II ,ruc bill: ono
case Gf assault with intent to kill.
which WI ignored; ~ cWcs ar ctand
larceny, tor which VIZ Gud a true hill,
Upon Investigation W. hnd the
tinauccs ot u couutS IN very I'M
satisfactory condition, ns the general
fund has been exhausted and script
issued to the umaunt q; Sllo0 = far
for the present year. II seems from
tho prrscn, condition OF niTair tho.
low ratio nt taxation has not been
sufficient to keep the conn;E an a
cash basis: therefore WI recommend
the ratio Lc raised from > tn 10 cents
! per hundred, in order to accomplish
this end.
Last year the funds ran out; this
year it has occurred again, and this is
tho Gully way WI a Como IL our
former standing. ,ii'
We desire to call the attention ot
the Justices oi the rcScc Throughout
the county tN u moro strict otsorv.
mcc " the law regarding the issuing
ot scalp certificates. We have intor-
nation ~ mauy eases who're scalps
have hcru brought in fnnm otIcr
SNTutiNs AMI States aud paid Tor Ivy
Elko county, whish has drained our
treasury III the pas; si<tc"n months
~ SlHl25h This Ne consider M tut
position M the taxpayers W Ihr
county AND ought ~ lr ~prcvcascl ~
far rs possible,
Our attention has been called to
! tho mauurr IN which the mad cNpcu-
I diiurNs have been ma IL. which
Amounted so SiIIS last year. While
tic taxpayers ot the county arc in
favor ot maintaining good roads, they
ar not IN favor ~ paying cNorhiiant
bills without having value received.
We also suggest that the cN.ohicio
CO mty superintendent of schools
visit the schools az the county as r.
quircd 10y law.
We also beg ~ submit the reports
auucXed VI the different committees
all Of winch is hereby Respectfully
Submitted.
GEOEGE RV~sELI.
GEo. ". BEvCr. Foreman.
Clerk.
HOSPITAL. MD } MI.
/ II the Forcman Of tie GrIud Jury:
We, H0ur C0mmiiiCc Cn hospital
and JIIl do report Visiting the hos.
T. iG;al AMI hudmS everything in tlsc
NSSt ct shape, all patients having IL.
NiN%i the bNS: " attention ami treat
;aeaI Mud Ne, !our Nemmii;cH, do
earnestly 7ecNmwyrd this: i hath tub
- rlsNG IN tic hospital for u.s ac-
t'a,u'giSuou u ratiraIS,
AGa Nc, !vGJ Mmnit;cN ~ Jail.
rSINrt VISITING Il.c Jail aud finding al
prisoners we'll satisfied with the treat
meat they have ~wcvivcJ. auL also
ind that the Jail Is KEEP: in sori con-
U&ua,
GE WILLIAMSON, 80
IEggTH..-i>
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AN i.vENING rAria
sunsc,,,rrln< uNiits.

Issued Every nay, Sundays Excepted.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

W. W. nopuEl,. Edlt"r nna rro-
prictor,
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COUNTY O~rglCESS,

GE WILLIAMSON,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-13
Base BalI Saturday.

Calumet base ball enthusiasts will have
an opportunity to zee base ball game
next Saturday which will be well worth
attending. The Red JACKIE club has been
for long time trying to arrange game
with some OF the out-oftown clubs, but
80 far were unsuccessful. Yesterday
letter was received from the manager
OF the Baragas stating that his club will
be here Saturday il the Red Jackets would
play at Baraga the following day. The
Baragas also wanted a heavy guarantee.
The arrangements were Immediately
completed.
RenwIck and Soddy will be the battery
for the Red Jackets at one OF the games
and Mulligan and Sullivan at the other.
The local club has taken a big risk in
arranging the game and expect good
attendance at the park in order to clear
expenses. good exhibition OF base ball
is assured, as the local club has repeatedly
shown itself able TO put up good game
and the reputation OF the Baragas is
we'll known. A holly contested game is
expected
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grave. II you are incurable, you will be
told 80 in all kindness, and II you are cur
able you will be doctored free until you
are.
Remember, their most liberal offer OF
free treatment until cured will close
Thursday evening, July Is. The rich
and poor alike should take advantage OF
this offer. DIR. Goldberg 4 Co., Pinton
block, $50 Pine street, Calumet, branch
OF 291 Woodward avenue, Detroit.
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TIE Einlanders'

Mutual Fire insurance company oil
Houghton and Keweenaw counties, or
ganized in 1890 according to the laws oil
the State OF Michigan, will insure proper.
ty OF its members. Have paid fire losses
over q 900 and dividends nearly $4,000
during the last seyen years to members
OF FIVE years standing. On the first day
OF July the company had 541 mem
bers. $466,943 worth OF property in
sured and s11.121.13 in treasury. For
further par ticulars apply to the under.
signed. JOHN BLoMovIsT, President.
ALEX LENoNEN, Secretary.
Office, 448 Pine street, upstairs DIE
Jacket
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DIR. Goldberg, & Co., who have opened
a permanent office in the Pinton block,
$50 Pine street, Calumet, announced at
the time that all who would call upon
them until Thursday, July Is, would be
doctored free till cured; these services
consist not only OF consultation, exami-
nation and advice, but also all surgical
operations.
The object in pursuing this course is
that DR.. Goldberg, who has taken charge
OF this office, ia DESTROYS Of becoming per-
sonalIy acquainted with the sick and af-
ficted.
The doctor treats all forms OF diseases
and deformity and is recognized as the
most successful specialist in the treat
ment OF all chronic, nervous, private, del
icate, tlood, skin, eczema, scrofula, kid
ney. liver bladder, stomach, rectum and
female diseases.
Men suffering with loss OF vitality, var
icole, seminal weakness, structure, blood
poison, skin diseases or any disease af-
fecting the genito urinary organ, weak
back, gravel, catarrh and unnatural dis
charges, Inflammation and other pain
al conditions, rendering the patient un-
able to do work and ofttimes an untime-
~ grave, receive scientific treatment,
prompt relief and permanent cure.
Women suffering from female weakness,
lassitude, leucorrhea (whites). displace-
ments or liberation of the womb, neural
gia, headache. backache, dizziness, faint
ing spells, dark spots before and dark
rings under the eyes, will find a speedy
and permanent cure, az the doctor is a
specialist in these diseases.
All affections OF the throat and lungs
also treated, as well as diseases OF the rec
tum, such as piles, alterations, assure,
fistula and prolapse cured without the
knife or detention from business.
No matter what your ailment is or
how long standing call upon the doctor,
as ii can do you no charm and may be the
means OF saving you from an untimely