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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
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secretaries Of the first class, Don Juan Du Bose
being the other. Senior Du Bose however. will
outrank his colleague In point of seniority. Senior
Sober has been until recently connected with the
Foreign Office at Madrid in a place the duties of
which correspond to some extent with those of a
private secretary to the Duke Of Tetuan.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport News. Peters
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Peach Va and Washington ID. C.. daily except sunday
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

Beware Of fraudulent limitations of the
original Postum Cereal Grain Coffee. Insist
on Postum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

Tho Senate to-day adopted resolution calling on
the Secretary of the Treasury for the reasons why
only Il 100 as stated in his annual report was re-
ceived from the North American Commercial Com
pany for the exclusive privilege OF catching seals IN
lS6 when 30 900 sealskns were taken in that year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

new first secretary Of the Spanish Legation Will
arrive in Washington next Sunday in the person of
Pablo Sober This will give TO the Legation two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06

Postma ster General Wilson. 1t is rumored. will.
on his retirement from Mr. Cleveland's Cabinet,
accept the place of president OF Washington and
Lee University. which is now vacant; Mr. Wilson
Us an alumnus OF this institution. and 1t would be
an agreeable place for him.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
SCARE THE SONG BIRDS.
bicycle Has Driven Away Everything
r....' lint the SDnrroyyp.

bicycle Has Driven Away Everything
a#.E But the SpHrroy-S.
Birds in the park?" said the old
South Park policeman, ''naw, not now.
There used to be lots of them, building
ncsts in every bush and singing on every
zee, but nowadays there's nothing but
;sarrows. Sometimes there's u bird or
80 that tries to nest, but they don't
,t.y long. The bicycles are too much
FOR Them
'I'ou sec, it's like this" he continued
% his interested listener, says the
rIhicago Tribune. Before the BIZ
E.l:SIls got so numerous most Of the
eo2lc III the parks and bouievards
.u>., TIct;y well to the roads and
-, and were only around in the day
C. Eut since tho bicycles have
OUGHT US such crowds the whole place
:>cnt:re!Y overrun with people. who find
,.cry shady spot, walk around every
.ush, and lean up against every tree.
Especially they make night into day,
al lucky, indeed, is the poor bird which
an tind a rooeting place that is not dis
urbcd by the presence of the omni-
resent riders.
"Illc result of this, in my observation,
- Loan the almost entire lack Of the
'iit2 soT1birGs that used to make the
- $ Il pleasure to walk IN during sum
u:rr. There were orioles, thrushes, cat
>:Tds ard robins, in the larger trees, and
Quantities Of yellow birds, fycatchcrs
nd warl:Ic:s IN the bushes. In.thc fall,
"hcr Inc leaves dropped, there could be
'ountcd nests in the bare limbs by the
hundreds. Nowadays the few nests you
&c are principally sparrows'. Ugh!"
And the big policeman turned away dis
gustedly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
RIVALRY OF TWO TOWNS.
Duluth and Superior ut War Over a
Bridge.

Bridge.
\ ten years fight between Duluth.
Ainn., and Superior, Wis, two rival
OWNS at the western end of Lake ST.
.erior, has found its way into the SEN
tc.
just now, says the Washington Post,
:!csc towns are. distinct and separate.
.etwCcu them flows little arm o.
.,si:c Superior called Icy courtesy the
t. Louis river, and it is as famous IL
lie annals OF tie northwest as was;
ne Eub.c9n in the the OF Caesar. A.
JIg as that stream of water remains
:EEridged, just so long will Uuluth
Gmain Duluth and Superior be known
5 Sui'cr OF. Dut il the dreadful t.ay :
o cone, hen 4 bridge shall span the
liver, it is likely that SUPERIOR will
e nothing but Il suburb OF Duluth
This mai.es the doughty residents Of
superior lie awake at night, distressed
18th fearful dreams, while they stand
On The shore of the dividing stream and
hurl defiance to their all-cncrcaching
r.val.
The bill authorizing the bill passed
congress some time ago, but now more
time is asked, and some changes in
the charter are suggested. The ma
terial furnished by Pennsylvania steel
MEN is lying at the site of the bridge,
and Senator Quay daily presses the
enactment of the additional legislation,
Lut Senator Villas, representing the
%upcriorites, stands guard and objects.
SO that the bridge isliterally suspended
IN midair.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
What Caused the Strike?

There are editors Of newspapers
who arc so heartless or so blind that
they make the asser ion that the strike
OF the coal miners has been brought
about for prlitical effect.
DO the editors of these newspapers
re1d the st Elements male by the
min ars? What do they mean? Tie
only cause for the strike is starvation
Hu nan beings can no longer endure
the hopeless struggle for existence
unle the conditions imposed by the
mine operators.
In the great Hooking valley Of Ohio
the average wage per miner in one of
the largest mines from October |, 1896
to June L. 1897 or during period of
eight months. was $50 per man. Think
or that gentlemen Of the press-S7 80
month wage per man! Is there any
reason in accusing men OF political
obi cts in striking under such pay rs
that?
The only principle involved 10 that
Of living wages. Men cannot support
family on $50 month; indeed. il
would not be decent support for a
single man. To demand bread
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
Turtle Ms n Fox Trap.

C. r. Perry, of Herriclt, Pa, has been
fattening n 2Gpound swapping turtle
all winter. One Sunday his turtleship
was taken out Of the barrel and allowed
to wander about the yard. Early one
morning recently Perry was aroused by
the noise Of o scufIle in the yard. Re-
pairing there, he found the turtle hang
ing to the nose of Il big fox, which had
been stealing from the memories i'll the
vicinity for a month. Br'er Fox was
near the fence endeavoring to get over,
but his efforts were blocked by the
turtle Eventually the fox reached the
next yard, but Farmer Perry followed
and shot him dead. The turtle all the
time retained his hold ard refused to
let go until the foX's nose was cut Off.
Then it crawled back to it's home. car
rying the nose with it as trophy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
+ lood 8
Best to take after dinner; 0AN
prevent distress, aid d.
Eestion, euro constipation.
Purely vegetable; do not
grippe or cause pain. Easy to take. Prepared
BY G. I. Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass. Is cents

enough to sustain life is not politi-
cal action. and all charges of such in
tent are not only cruel, and baseless
but incendiary.
NJ. .. Ratchford, president OF the
United MiEe Workers of America
states the case IN plain and truthful
language when he says: @Our pres
ent suspension is not OF our choice.
1t is forced upon us by the continu-
ons reduction in wages Until the point
Is reached where living Ivy orr indus
try is no longer possible 1t is
not politics. bu, it is starvation that
has caused the strike,-Cncago Dis
patch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19

Splendid line Of Fauntl"roys, boys
shirt waists and other leading novel
ties just received at AleXander's. X
Having en'"rged my shop and hav
ing engaged The. services OF first
class horse -shoer and blacksmith, and
first -class wagon maker, l am
ready to do all work in my line at
reasonable rates. Cali Mt my shcp
A. BRUCE.
A steam power sheep shearing
machine is IN operation at Hilliard,
Wyoming. Connected to the steam
engine there are two long strips Of
shafting running past the shearing
pens. At each pen the clipping ma.
chino. which is held in the hand of
tbe operator. is connected with the
power shaft h, fevibIe tube. The
machine gives satisfaction. doing a
quick and neat ] b. 1t clips the
wool much closer than can be done by
hand.
tlanta Constitution:-Th tramp
who "lost everything in Tile Missis
sippi floods" is nov abroad i'll the
Ind One of them approached a
benevolent old gentleman in Atlanta
Sunday "And Won say" said the
old gentleman chat your children
we p browne in flord?" ayes sir"
replied the tramp, wiping his eyes
wi h his coat sleeve; seventeen of
'em sir!" aGol bless me-" exclaimed
the old gentleman. "you are young
man. scarcely 30, and" II
know it. sir" interrupted the weep
ing tramp. "but they wuz al twins.
The BrItons proudly boast that the
sun never sets "n the Queens domin-
ions. as if they were special subjects of
solar fhvoritism. But it is equally
true thar there is always sunshine on
some part Of Uncle Sans great pos,
sessions. When it is 6 p. m. Cd At
t"o's Island, AlasEa, it is 9:36 a. m.
of the day following nj East port. Me.
{ we lncnte the center of the United
States. calculating it as midway be-
tween longitude CT of PASSPORT and
longitude 1913 of Attuo's Island, it
will be found on the 10th degree Of
longitude, a out $50 miles we Of
San Francisco, in the Pacific Ocean.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
The NyissIssippi River.

An explorer says that the Mississippi's
source is Mt the crest of the Rockies,
5000 feet above sea level, just within
the boundary of Montana. The stream
is two feet wide and two inches deep,
its water coming from melted snow.
The source is 1921 miles from the Gulf
OF Mexico and 2,o45 miles from its con-
fuence with the Mississippi, making
the river the longest unbroken current
in the world.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
Facts for Silver Men to Know.

Lie HDancllI question: DTlHRS up
so many points for discussion that
these facts will prove of interest
and use to many who desire TO be in
formed on the subject:
l. No bond of the United States is
by law payable in gold coir. bnt, on
the contrary, every bond of the Unit
ed States is distinctly made payable
in any coin of the United States
either gel OF silver, of the standard
value which prevailed ON the 14th IT
July. 1870. This fact is stated on
the back Of every bond Of the United
States in existence.
2. Until 1869 every bond Of the
UHitcd States was payable in gold or
silver coih or legal tender treasury
note, ut the pleasure Of the govern
ment. they we're expressly made so
payable in the several acts of Con-
gress which authorized their issue.
g. No treasury note of the United
States is now Or ever has been pay =
able III gold coin. All such notes
were made payable mt the time of
their issue in whatever we're dol
lars under our law. The resumption
act of 1873, which fixed the time when
their re lem ption should be gin. made
them payable in coin Of either gold
or silver from the first OF January
1879.
4. Silver dollars are by Jaw an unlim-
tied legal ten Ter i'll the payment Of all
debts, public and private.
5. National blnk notes are re
deemable in any Lawful money Of the
United States, and Of course this IN
clule> greenbacks. NJ National bank
is required by law to redeem any of
its notes eli her III silver or in gold
coin.
There is not in any law of the Unit
cd States. either directly or by any
inference however slight. any require.
ment that the United States. shall
redeem any bond or note in gold coin
in p"cferan ce 10 silver coin. Silver
coin is full redemption money. and
may he lawfully used in payment of
anv oblisatlon by the United Suites.
7. No taxes or duties on imports
are payable to the United States in
god coin. Internal taxes may be
phi in gold, silver. or greenbacks.
DuSi IS On Imports are payable either
in col or silver. or silver certificates
but aot IN greenb backs,
8. The "coin" notes Of the United
States issued under the Sherman
purchase law are redeemable in gold
or silver coin Mt the option of the
Secretary Of che Treasury, and such
is the language of the law under
which they are authorized. They
were issued solely for the purchase
OF silver bullion.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
TUITION.

Business Course, six months. $50 90
Business Course, per month. :. 10 co
Shorthand Course, six months, so 90
Shorthand Course, per month. 10 90
Penmanship, per month. 49,. 5 90
Any single study, per month,
except Bookkeeping or.
Shorthand. ...... 8 90
A reduction OF ten per cent is made
FROM the above figures when two or
more students from one family enter
at the same time.
Fall term opens Nov. 1, 1897.
For further particulars call ON or
address ......
C. F. NESSE, Principal.
ELKO, NEVADA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-07-19
Your Vitality?

7 our V1Cal1CVE
The essence of life is
force. The measure of
force we calf vitality. If
this is Lacking there is loss
of flesh, power, especially a
tendency to Consumption.
For low vitality nothing is
better than SCOTS Emul ION.
1t supplies force by furnish-
ingthe nourishing, strength
eoing elements of food IN an
easily digested form; en-
riches the blood, and builds
up tho system. When or
binary food is of no avail,
SCOTS Emulsion will Sup
ply the body with all the
vital elements of life
Two sizes, SOC. and $500. All
druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
W iirtte III b q.


= SOier= &eliNuien. Gem SeSirts=
ri6ter Or. @0Q uOu 9aIleper wuroen
in ben leBtsn Sa9en. pie osr Burg
Qrailer" meloet. stuei ~ipertbpolle SOisr=
GeliQuen 81 ieinerseiti8eu Ibaabe oil
ben rsAtmaBiQen gi9entbiimer in Ser=
wabrun9 ge9eben. G5 lit oiss Der
2OientranS uno bus INSTRUMENTATION
Nnbreas Sofers. belocs b66It inte=
reliante 4~ltertbiimer. Ser &oientruua,
Elm Ganser 9Ialter, bat Is v@iaBeln".
nit Dem Seioen @briiti III SLIDER, oas
Anban9iel. Der Yiennia. lit aud BON
Silber, fem c~iielir!, aui Der sinen
Settle bas Gbriitusbilo, auf Der anoes
rsn ous gilOniB Warieus. Sas &si.
iebanbbud Sofers lit i'm Sabre 1902
in Nussbura 9eoruft uno Sei9t bic
gntfernun9 Der Srtibaiten Deribieoe=
ner 2dnOer. Die G6t9eit oieier Heli=
quisn 1T unsweiielbaft. Gin 9ewiier
Staosler. Sobann. SQmer. einltiasr
8oBtne9t oes SOfer tDnnte bel ieiner
Geb5eiten bic i'm gitrid oes SOfersSaus
les auibewabrt 9eweienen 8sliquien
Qenau bsi6reiben uno beitdti9te bic
Gbtbeit oerIelben. Sen pIalter",
Iagte Staosler. rboben mir in Der Spf.
burg Snusbrud INNER benz ,Nnoerle"
uahbeten miillen. Dos bat lang 9snua
leoauert." Sas &eilebii6el, bas ipabr.
ibeinlib i6on Der 8roBpater .SOfera
auf ieiuer b~stanntsn &siis mad BALD
tina beniiBt bate. 1T gut srbaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
pIrraO

Sine Nopitdt fir Gobler 1T Die
gmmOui0ts9 onoue. S9On friiber
pebrten iih bic &aoler oerienl9en
Sunoe, pelhe Dem neuSeiti9en Sebitel
10 meni0 8eIAmaf abNewinnen tOnn'
ten, oob Tie Die Waoen Der &aoler ot=
tafirten, mitteIIt elmer ammoniOtIprlBe
ab. Sisiss Snitrument bat ein 9es
wiIier 3oilep aus Colorado ieBt 10 pers
bcliert, baB es Uls tleine &anOne am
Naoe an9ebro6t weroen tann. Sas
reue Snitrument idieBt bas Ammoniat
bunoert SUP melt uno lam alIO i6On
porber Dem biiliNiten Softer &eIpett
e%infl0Ben. Ser QlmmOni0t &eOOlper
bat Stpan;ia SditIie, Elm nit ibm aus=
oeriiIteter RuOfNbrer Tam al'O ihOr
elm gunSes 9Orf boiler Softer our6fab=
rem. Obne DebrlOs 81 meroen, uno
auBeroem.iIt bic ShieBIpriBe 10 leiht
gu fiillsn. oaB iie luirtIi6 oils Elm Mu=
fer bon Sn9eniOiitat beSeihnet peroen
fam. Qmmoniut wiro wObl ud9ltens
setpaltig i'm prsiie ltei9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
SOMA.

- @inem We6ielblatt entnebmer
mir Die Na6ri6t iber einen SGrmsr,
Der cine SppOtbet auf feline 6arm auf-
nubm, UNI ieiner 5rau Die 9epiini6teu
Sbr9ebGnge tuufen 3u t6nnen. Die
Srau bsiddfti0te iib bann nit @a.
iden, I'M Die &us9aben fir bic Obr.
9ebdn9e, rsIp. bic SDpOt6et, gu be3ab=
len, perlOr uber i6On bel Der eriten
98Gi6e zines oerielben. Sic Woltt
nun ibrem 2ebsn our6 GrbGngen in
Der S4eune Elm Gnoe MAIDEN. aber be,
Strid RIP uub lie iiel auf cine SerIep,
tub uno brad oerIslben oas Riid9rat.
Ser 6armer wOllte ooS 3bier our9 @r,
fbieBeu pOn isiner Gualeu erlOien:
ALIEN Der 8epsbrlauf erplooirte uni
rib ibm bic Sbrer ob; feline 1ral
brannte baruuf nit einsm YIiBablei.
tsrasenten our6. Sei Der 9ansen 8e.
fhidte blisb alio bic Sppotbst aQeir
uuOsrlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
GaIifprnien.

- Sin i6lauer WaDpr. WtapOr
Supber bon San Nn9eles tpuroe
in Der iiin9itsn 3sit bon eIllsln Nep
0prter 8reen.8 OoossS hwinoler als
Spfer auserieben, Der In9etdmlerte
mar ieoo6 in oieiem Sale Der SeBters
ielbIt. Ser MuDOr erbielt ben l1bll=
den pe~rtrauli6sn grlef, iporln bic
@aare empIOblsn wuroe, uno gum Be
peis, ME taui6eno dbnliA bic 6allI=
fitote beroefteQt wiirOeu, fOl9te in elrenl
sweiten S6reibsn cine nod na6 Der
9reHe rie6enoe Gins0 Oaarbia pom
Sabre 1895. Die leBtere mar notllr-
lid edit uno oarauf bere6net, oaB our9
iis Der GmpianQsr li6 0uf Elm 9roberss
8ei6Gft einloiin weroe. Der Wtapor,
mel6er ben @rief 0ls PriOatmNnn er=
belt, fiel obcr ni6t auf ben S6mlnoel
berein. bod bebielt er bic SOlHrblIl
ols @noenten uno iiberldBt es Dem Abs
ienoer, Ii6 anoerswO elnen 9ummen
5u iu6en, Der ibm ieinen Serlu,t mics
Der erisBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
SerT6ieoene Wa1rt6teu.

- Gin gutter Sausuirtb. Sn SOur=
nai (S.l0ien) 1T IS Sabre alt, Der
9Omberr SubOis, Der in WtacOn i'm
@eSirte Sbuin cine 9r6Bere Nn5abl
Sduisr beiab, 0sitOrben. @r bate iie
mdBiSen preiien Oermietet, uno 10
paren ieine Wtieter felt Sabren Small
len bieier SauIer. Oils jest Die leBt.
tpiai9en NnOronungen oes SOmherrn
betannt 0emadt tpuroeu, sr9Gb lid.
Dap er allen ieinen Wtietern bic BON
ibnsn b~eDObnten SGuier als gi8entbum
perebrt bat.
- Cine alte Shulo. Die &0ni0in
8ictpria bon Gn9lano ibulost Ssrrn
9r. Wiliam SOrne in Sanespille,
Wis., 500 fir sinen N%eufunolano=
Suno, ben er ibr i'm Sabre l848 in
gn9lano pertauft baben mil uno pOfir
er anoebli6 teine geSabluu9 erbaltsn
bat. Gr bat msbrmals Yriefe an Mit=
0lieoer Der t0ni9li6en 6amilie 9eri6tet
uno UNI Nuitldrun9 Gebeten, bod bat
er feline NntDOrt er9alten.
- 4uf cine Ori9inele Dirt pieber in
ben Bells ieiles ibm 0eitOblenen 8aoss
1T ein 6ran3oie 9etOmmen. Saum
oaB CT iab, oaB bic Mai6ine fort mar,
ging er ni6t etDG auf bic YoliSsi, nein
sr 0ing naa Deridieoenen 3eitun9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-13
Wem Yorf.

-sdaoenerIab fir ruinirteguitern=
beete.-6iir bic ourd SlOateu ruinir=
ten 4%uiternbeete Der 8ebriioer Samuel
uuo Ribaro Suffmeier in 6~latlanos
auf Gong Sslano mub Die Staot
Sroptlpn $4,000 Gntibdoi9uns
be,ablen. SIM Sabre 1887 batten bic
Sriioer BON Der Srtiaait Slatlanos
einen unter @uiier ~bele9enen Streifen
2ano sepadtst, i'm auiternbeete ansu=
leaen. @eni9e Sabre ipdter wuroen
@bsu9srObren Nele9t. 'oeren Wtnoun=
gen ii6 iiber bic Seete er ltreftsn. mos
ourb bic Nuiiernslhtsrei ruinirt
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