davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-25

will attend a public installation OF Tres
cent Lodge at Florence. Mass.
GARDINER.
Polo, tonight.
This weather pleaseS the ice men.
]. b. Carver was here from Bangor,
Saturday.
w. +. Studley was in Portland. Sat
lrday. on bushes.
Captain Byron Baker passed Sunday
with his family in this city.
DR.. A. r. Schuman and mother are
visiting relatives at Waldoboro.
Mrs. Clara Leslie of Melrose, Mass.
is visiting her father. Joseph Perry.
Mrs. Ellen Bookings of Randolph, is
recovering from her recent Illness.
The annual meeting of the Gardiner
IDdIu VI VI 't hNip' ti'' ' =
ing.
a. w. McCausland and George Gray
were in Portland. Saturday, on bust
ness.
Frank f. Brown, Esq. a well-known
Waterville attorney, was in the city.
sunday.
Mrs. George l.. Tyler returned. yes
to-day afternoon. from a visit at Bow
1oinham.
Captain Frank Blanchard is confined
to the house with a eve attack OF
rheumatism.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Phillips wen to Fairfield,
Sunday afternoon, where she will make
a short visit.
Mrs. w. ii. Davenport has returned
TO her home at Portland. after a visit
10 Mrs. Anna Soule.
Mrs. Ernest Jordan left, Saturday.
for her home at Auburn, after a visit
10 Miss Ballard 1T Farmingdale.
An improvement is noted in the con-
iition of r. A. Cox, Esq. of Randolph,
Who has been i'll for the past few days.
Miss May Weymouth returned to her
home at Clinton, Sunday afternoon,
'fter a visit to Mrs. George w. Brown
Jr.
Alderman f. w. Wiley of South Gar
diner, will leave. today, for the lumber
aamnS naar Now lackman ON a hlsi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-25

George Maxfield of Canaan, was here
Saturday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

lie Traveller. tourist or business
nan l. vie hen ~ selects The Rio
Giipd~ W,='"ru E4i.say Great Salt
Lake Eun,a- FOR Iii route to the East.
j. L. the only 'raDscuDt1neutaI line
rasfiug directly through Salt Like
C:iY. and in adii sou 30 ,ue iii up-e
Il st'or's IF tire Temple City. .Ir
treat Salt Lake aud ri,iuresgu"
Salt Lac and Utah Valley. /. affords
ia" ch ire IT three distinct routes
hronsh The mountains tnd the most
magnificent Gene in tire world.
On all g asses 81 tic';"ts stopovers
IRE granted at Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glen~rod SIT ngz. Lnadyillc.
Go'oradp SIR ngs. Drn,rr and other
fs,iuis II r'erszt. DpuIie daily
.'rnu 4r.r" ImI through Pull nan
80 T ri ,.""iug ,ar- bcrwr N
. Fla ri~ - rnl Er yer. T"urist
r ii rough 100 na n. Chi.asp and
..'s;"n.
For i1'u-trntcl prurh,"i- doscrip.
til" % rae 90 rat SAT- Lex" Route
wit" e" T.. \ WauLrlGH. General
Passenger Agent. Srlt Lax" City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
AxExr coLLEoE ErsnEs-

asspu-ge uzz-. # s un4u iii-'iy
the o. iniou u. tL< \ inter- thai s1-zu-
sd college .rUsbs' are both brutal
and the marx O! all ;b: l. b$As;iy in
,oung n1nbopd
Tie =nter Usn = student a.
The Usi.e-.ity o, California Al zhes
Uunsr+ty a -ru-b- rot loag ein0
o=ureI between the Fg-la-a al
SF5onOr- classes. uEch las Gu=d
znulE cni:csa Un the part q vAny
cds;oTait oeEsrsPsH.
.Ie eTiI = - ~. II evss i=-rer
iaS lod l- ceasz-- Il uEef. az
i-TIe-ni-
TGo@ scGe. is zLo a;;es6 uaivg-
si;ies are pre.grz-3 - G;@ad e. the
pGrFlse @! ders!fuu- ban ADJ Dot
U~GuiaIi:. lie ese:r Ehch = sI
p=olei II rosie o,ll5 Esl b. pot
Oc sub US a. zOaIi * : =cs6; nol
Only 20 tx iyiiyiiaL U=1 t. human
~ ge2ezly. Tb- ;5oe LEs one
x1-G tL- fa-aiiy O! III Caivr:-.y
-! CLigU--ia z0g-! eI=-r= th= sE-
ibo-tr winch : ve=t.! IL y zni -.
OIL. place TIE s-enlp O. ;h@r 4ssf-
y-UrI uiua ,pA ruaaa IL; 4L-o
prohibit Il Co=9u rozl ter liz
iarAsr y7aEli = II l. Col=- Etk-
!=a$zr Do -! 80 - 1CE q NC
=szr. sG!zE-I :" Eoisv--!i! l-alE@-,
EYi - i0 maze ~ - ph.&z. oog-
pei With LIZ 4rrl n1apls1c1 - g
uSGs!f! cnn--: Lui IL rush Err-
Ian! %: : par: : legitimate ail
let:=s. i LsJ=- 49, EDI Z l=Ee- VII
IL
Tee =:t; &C:
I@- E&sA sEo-ai u o,a-isE--I. Aij
ikz; = I5= -u1a-s-a=-G El3 IT,
IL seal putEr %ai- 10 suGA s5aa.
% IL 4it=Ei=-= aoG ~ III zpp-o--
Il t5-reA ! c4ge2 = z3s -y-i
~LiSAls apa-!i ry tie F-bE-. zlu
oyz=-g= r2%p-L- bEI 4 i = ~
~ zlA LIZ sel=4L FIb c -.yE-
GsRa add f7Oz= VII on =. INT,
Gsrps:- I'D G-U% aDG L. g.
asde-
IG-:s;o-s. Il or oriEaEo -. Iug-
lie L - pz-; - pa-.o.s to- IL
-rash=- ElcA Iss- ae= e4=l yea
u iS= asLrrv campus
We -! With Il! uue -,-F@c- -ari
aEi love FOR oar alma 4zI=: 114i5l+
EbO acre bat 2ie!. sClsa;s VII u
unIsr D.. that -rg=a - : = -rzl-
cya-. - ujliyu- md = rsp-=1
lie CuIT=-ssy irz=E- AID .-ygl.
moi OH! u PIT CVSE Z! til i"ar-l..
hut D. liz =Eulscis searIru ir,4 IL
rvL- - : U-se VIach lz= s-i IL
GGo SGiL Il 6zuge= and l u
l.. tie .=Ip,:tG -! A-@aL= an
tang.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
ANSWERING MEMS QUESTIONS.

The best man nj n wedding should cr..
'ninly wear gloves. They should bc
either pearl or white for the afternoon.
and white only for the evening. The
best man should give the bride a pres.
cnt.
When to Mnrry.-Ninetccn il nltogcth.
or tooc early for n young man to marry.
letter wait until you arc some years
older. II you are just beginning 10 earn
your living you should by all means
wait.
lioys Of 10 nrc properly attircd fol
Sunday and afternoon in black coats
and waistcoats. light trousers. patent
leather shoes. white shirts. high col.
lars. dark or white four-in.hnnd tics.
gloves OF gray suede or tan lid, aad
derby hats.
Writing Pnpcr.-Whitc u%nrulcl parcr
is correct for personal correspondence
II is sometimes called Irish linen" bus
this IL simply n description Of tht
style. Any unrulcd square white mote
paper will do. The beat note paper j.
OF American manufacture.
Eoots and shoes in patent leather ARE
fashionable. Mems russell and black
leather boots are usually laced. The
patent leather buttoncd walking boot
is worn with afternoon dress. The
arc usually about ten buttons on inct'
walking shoes. Toys in their teens wcn.
The same style OF shoes MS men do.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

The average depth Of the Atlantic
ocean is i,Clj yards.
The common house sparrow flies at
the rate Of . miles an hour.
Nearly l,cJ3,Cg0 kilograms pass
through the general P@-ofice OF Lon
don every week.
In Spain the goat is the domestic sub
stitu;e for the COW, that country hay-
ing ~i,;ao,CCO goats.
The screw OF an Atlantic liner re-
volTes something like 10000 times be-
tween Liverpool and New York.
The other day I.sOo packages Of flow
ers. weighing II tons. were dispatched
from the Isles OF Scilly for London.
The tigers strength exceeds that Of
the lion. Five men can easily hold
down 4 lion. but nine are required to
subdue Il tiger.
y scientist says that many perfumes
aid health by destroying disease mi.
crobcs. Thyme, lemon, mint. laycn.
der. eucalyptus and otto of roses are
the most useful.
]: was in 1917 that 4 German chemist
named MargCraf discovered that sugar
could bc made from hects. but the beet
sugar industry did not Begin till half
n century later.
In Germany when the vote of the
jury stands six against six the prisoner
is acquitted. y vote OF seven against
five leaves the decision I G the court. and
in 4 vote OF eight against four the pris.
Oncr Is convicted.
On The state railways in Germany the
carriages are painted according 10 the
colors Of the tickets Of their respective
classes. First-class carriages are
PAINTED yellow. sccond-class green and
third-class white.
The most wonderful statue in the
world is in Yokohama. II Is n seated
image Of the god Dia-butsu. and its
height is 63H feet. The total weigh;
OF this great statue is 49, tons. SEQ
pounds Of which is pure gold.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
Essrs,sis Err.:.-is..

II Is cea=-nr b=ErTei thzt TIE
fsir sex luc- l. COY II The matter @:
revealing sEe- bzt = EAnS II the
Storey CSaaiy re-s;rE books t.
trays ;Le ut;e- tLIHcy - the tslSst.
The books rogre Lzt the BEARDED
sex Las IT, little equirszSoaz AID
oo5ceLRen;s re-ErinS axe also
Dryg;y Sbrz B-ks vH.h. for1-
Mating IL P0I tax * from The reg
s-r b.- -; E5:h Es-ii q -
uEr~ Il tyIoEEr The zres -
tered iy ci5zels ina reESsrs ven
% re-s;r E-a-. Votes are re-
-s-.d ,vey rzo yszr~ AID II -
az:G-I aoG-- = iluC% each 80
c-Sire r-lstry ha5z sao1Li s5or
-culsF %iraoo@ - two years Il the
s - tho 7--s:g-S
Tbs = = ioo- "a. from b=fnc TIE
~ A. i=siec 5s,5 IL. ba7E@
&~-lo% unfgue zp3 ssrr1$asr--
uArfi% Suoe ares Eirnc tao
~ tl-e- MAS b-IEv-1 izo bJoks ADD
bee re-e5e tao o. th-v4 b+,Eea
Ire asItf1o- O;ke~ jump to-zz-d
fa7r or Eve !ez-s- say ;b--e 10y a
zEe All tb+o Kip bz-E : hall q
80 iLi-l c'iS reach : H1ai
s-e EoI =;-k =; !; r-r@aeatly. ias
= q -zi}=s a. scat to-
O9= NuEr- mn registered a: - II
- ,p=rt%l 'urazri - - rEo
1,--- appel back in - 3; he
ext -e-ln- I'D y IS5 pat hls
- ats IL LzS s=~:b=z- Nth
z1Uu-a az. I'D L3str=a L ssy that
Il sc coslt - IT, gay hi age
Glil= GllE n the -e-l<,r bo5ss
So . zlE ;suz Ii o.c- IL =
az-r- Eb=- IL : Hsp2@I 20 or
oil Ii s-e - III mini ELoGs-.
4 0-eh so- e Fvui2=a% reached
~ .'-uI y---S 80 ami u L sin
iLere. TAi-. Lo=evs-. dos ~ p---
Tsat tie $uP=-5-4 area q: hLiu@
- ;bs -Its'i,- - L. cariala from
-~st -. \ foT-Ar v!Loze-, l.
uc= bD =. rea=Lei -: Jzu !sEs
=t=- H. I-i I-~lt Io=a = -
Tn p5r-O 1-uuu = explain j ~ 'bt
t.rt iG: ~ rh~ ls-t Casio - as
Eo'JlHS & go1n- i@I!. with the
-ehz1u- - H. fz.S-. mile 90 til
-rOE1. IL E4 80 ly1-=- n IL us
axe haVlu- l-D- Goal-h.-Nr-
-..lz Ca-yu!--.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
-nArDr stewart -. Iiln-~E~,i~4.

AAESF Nh@N~FR - iILhrr-i<flrH n
To al si}@GrrDsts tL-:r exist
Sine difference II opinion L=iEe=a
D- Iu~a-Urs Tli9-- /; 20 AID 81
sto: otezZft :ega:l;ug IL a-;E.Y ;L-
S-Tsdz Senator'S t".s II v.fu- to-
tie DDg!e! Protective T4riI Bill
! letter from S=a 4irr S,czl.; I'll.
DE- date q au-Ur - 70 Ets.@ ;ila;
SeTsIa's Senators tel tea tie
measure primarily beca - ;Ley de-
sired tT - Il p2s@ - 4: ryJI-aI
cGre-alI. sd -auiarly t-rau y ~;
decided ibAt tie Tar I ~ wi. DprsG
sods-ash and Lead aud he - iuc aUu
Of the duty on Cyanide from - yer
cent adT4lor-m 10 TX Ter cen; adj
val"rem would mDr ihaA Od@' the
increase Il tariff UPON 1t uece--it O.
which NeTad requires.
The TIme=-Revi-g riaims that the
d~ifersHceIn tariff the aft.c - nam
Cd wil not of - thu ! r. frnuu 10. IL.
Grease Of taxation upon necessities.
and denies tie ;heOr! that the &C iUu
81 tie senators III voting for the meas.
ure vii IL any m2npef be productive
Of favorable results to tie "a - 81
bimetailisw. Tor Inch Mead Is
kDOE7 to stand.
T tue present Editor nf the IaDL.
PENDENT II appear tina: 10th p.rties
haze taken 4 stand which Is night ~
part and III part wruDg.
Tie passing II the Ducle! BIZ, a
purely protective the .-ur.. from udr
pJiut 81 Siav. vas q ma ter ~ ne -.
siy. brought ahnu' iy ne "hc ,.i
the pt"A'.t al ui- ra "u I'D : u
grea. Is eYis caI # be ate
apparent to the ysr maj TT. i ye,
pie by IT. prac;I a p,,e y ion ii.,p
them mhYidu Ily. nd nm our ornr,D
the measure -saouli- "a = ie u
h nG.e.I that saeJ he p-uy.r Z. q
sion arises il can be lail & ~" ! or d.
tbo~e responsible Tor ,ts 30 nI
the pcrEi,iUus result d; vii un i.uh
eddy ~0fk. Ia hat .ir. it =erus To-
Us that NeralI 's se1lt " wee ils:.
lied IN voting Tor lie b.ll and thus
dong what they cOuli "a piare 1.
weight uiOn lie glO ! | "a wIe a. II
properly ielu1gs.
/ Oa the o.hlsr J. md. IL rhar the
Tines says is cor 'ect and ne % ,tay
n spla.ash deDDsits 81 N-yHd. are
Owned and manipulated by fru.ts iud
sYbdicdtes VI D,her states, IA. blanc..
oetseen the raise in rarifT there .,
ana The cutting 81 tie tax uis c,ari IT,.
u The rails, ~ lie tax NJ te,ostz
will IN ionh'sdiy fll up ~ he ,..,n,e
81 iliis state. In that respec,. II,
wInid seem to u ,iiut the NryaJ,
senators were IN O. OF. ~ Tar ~ IA.
principal ~ projecting uh,ir innc Ii
ate constituents ftOm ,uch me rsurcs
IL concerned.
The balance ~ eype ~linucy. no 3.
ever, rests with The future and orl,
time can prove viii IL II 'lic cOp'en d,
my PARTIES is the bet jIdyc -
events.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
WHAT WE OWE The eicYclE
An Authority say IL Cane Just In
ill., a As AsLa=.l E.G.

An Authority says Ii Cane Jnst In
fine to Avert National Ercas-
Women DO well 10 ESe TIE wheel
sys Dr. Syre- 1T means . stronger,
healthier Ece OF men and = TO-
;Ee coming generation Weotz were
co;aE into = decline Their 1s1oa
!0-c~ was wearing ort- Thai !
great deal. fo- ;he decay O! : paUCn b.
giEs always with The breaking uPoftss
ctrycuS system of as czs Nor
6zu's book O. degeneration lad SON.
EXCISE. as is shown BY ;he discussion II
brought sboC:- He had some stroas
points OF which TO base his Arguments
Hc1 ks uas cot thoroughly justified,
and eTea IL hs were. tEs bsC,c.s = prov
ing Itself 10 be ;hs remedy Il = giving
wo1eaheslihy d!re-sos. teaching them
~selt-co-trol and Slt-reIiaccs. AID max
i1EtheaS 81 physically 20 he the Go;heEs
Of l Ece cf giants
Perhaps ;he bicycle viii El coGets
Thai would be ! grand vieio-y for the
-A>eL
-D-- Townsend has taken pains 10
Study this bicycle question lie his ~
PoTs from Is women physicians il
Boston, al but ooe Q! when tt=Itily
recommend wheeling. especially in
C-sS OF Ilzlautri;ion and chr-=ic Tel
vac diseased II IS 4 mistake 10 sly thai;
wheeling GeTe.op cC-rd sP.=eS Il
to-szi-ihai IS, unless ri1s5> ias:s
CF-oa ~'s~o-cAirE.' TIE E@St-by which
! E~aa the easiest and INST C-1Ce:u!
--iGe-s are s;raigAt-h=cAeI- They have
T-c1 power 4 Ihey Tde crest
Thai i : great reaS5n why wheel
ia- beccats woasa II makes them sit
u? straight II they will do thai coz
sumption Will Re al unknown diseasc
. three years
No a-ourt Of preaching about dres-
reform has the influence Of the bicycl=.
Ih$cy Is good =-i logic = good. bu:
putting : woEau on I wheel and let
I!-E ke- 20 ont on our smooth rUaLS.
vAsre size has : freedom size has 10:
IhoC-1t Q: before. < N argument THAI
: Elective. !; wins her 10 reform.
>A- Cues Up Cc-s-;s and heavy cloth
ing; she dresses !or work Instead o.
ioT Fl=y; she begins 10 So that cioIhes
my - Eu'crcel 10y intelligence. and
- I result sic i healthy.
-Ca.ssIEr=!c exercises axe good. but
they are almost always praciicvI in
doors. and irLOgr exercise j. Lu.! work.
II Is rot the sort OF exercise thz; -arsc-e:
il needs Al amount Q! cGoT; and men
-! persistence that bicycle riding DO,
tot demand.
Tie need OF keeping balanced make,
wtee! E.i!-g Ct especial value TO won.
sH. Cor il Is = demand that they contrul
themselves ltaLso teaches sr.!-re! auc .
-oGetaia- uacy Of Them need. y
woD2nc guiding herself aIoag the sI1re;5
learns hat sic Is able 10 ,SLe care Of
herself even il there IS nc; = man al
Ter elbow. She - surprised. probably.
20 fad this out; but II she keeps at
:rhe-Lnv she WI! I-aru that Ar J. ever.
Bit Is strong IS ] man. physically a.
well Is mentally. She CA develop PHI
sica! powers quite eq4a! TO mans. and
sAe can vs. il 10 - continuous advau-
tars. The bicycle will prove his to her
satisfaction and TO the benefit Of her
race."-S. y. Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
=.

writer "a ti+ Lar-iirrzld -'S,-
The fouoziD4 interesting history ~
a pational Lynn. TIE Star Siapsle
Banner:
Fer you'll recognize IN the The
Bombardment Of Fort Mclean our
national b. pn The SiAi-Srahgiel
Banner. Historians IN commenting
on this spirited song have called at
tention to :i.r fac' that it nOnnen4or-
ates a single episode N the history Of
the country. .Dd Is set To a foreign
air. ye; has hIlei millions 81 Amen
can hearts with patriotic spc=soo-
Stranger sill. If aas first n N The
streets o; Baltimore by : Lad Of l.
yezrr. In ISL on tie s-ooSd day after
the boubarirnen;oi Fort IcHenc-
Francis Scott Ke!. =Lo xH'te The
words, had cooe the day Previous TO
Admiral Cocibru IN charge % the
Bntish feet 1t the mouth -! the P
tomac to ask for the release o: hi.
friend. DR.. Bespes II Eal;impre. Whc
VS. prisoner ~ zsr- 90 beard tho
Mlpden and in II hi o; Fort AciirH-
~. which aas nDder fire from th-
British troops. the Minded lay with
Mr. Key and his friend On bard
When the Birth ~rsires;ei and kry
sa= thai tie american nzg vas sill
flying al the fort. be zro:e us pp- L.
finishing If as the ii;h daEBsi.A re-
atire to whom be read Il =as 50 p=v-
ed with II that be took II ST Ua- TO
the printing o6ce Of Captain EA--
whose ~sppreatice pat 1t into typ
Another bIy-Jaues LaEreosa-
sung # before the o5n= door. zD3 r.
fore night p5Etei nopi+< wee liz
tnbuted Al! oTsT the iozn-
The boy who sing Il l=o SisI;ed
the tune To II. He sang i ,or ejzht!
year,, Is boy and LII, ard dec ARD
that be never sang The 6crUi1Ey viii
greater r-al. He di=d - the age -
@, and 20 his Il hoIE would cal ,o-
his fATo-;e tune. TIE fr& copes
we're printed 90 single shAts with q
border. fashion that sin obtains !.
Eastern toEps-
4 grandson = FrzoGs Scott heT :
e res5den; Of ChiGzgo 20 Isy. AID pr-.
ssrres nzny tokens q iDts-s; aDd
n.n+nioes Of his pEtnrt;- relative
Mn Virginia Key. d4a h--r-in-lE-
Is also living o. ths DaEth si3= ~ :
very advanced age but with u-lu-
paired is=n.ti=- She ha- l5e soy q
The StG-SpsnZlEd' Is TOD 70 bfr
uz1y times from rs composers hts.
And snS1og b+r treasures are b!0Es
written b! hin, which L. TICsi more
thzn Ina PATRIOTS sooy. NJ Re!
nsrsr lad. EBT DuD-T o! his fsEs.
but lie bai the sEitfsrts"u o! know
ing thEi Il VIZ liz uE1sEEO-d O! I
nEtion. soli;>z had sung If L; the az
caEs fires EDdn Lzi bes1 REGARDED
e n= I9nss ~pr+cigus rebc Of III
VIZ
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

Judge HaHIey Of the L. y. District
Court Las decided that The as>izn.
nspt Of property male by Jsmes
HeDsY. 81 mint ihtery fame. go
Coin and TupdburD IN lieu 81 nj
torDets' fse=. sbal! stand In ,he
sm0unt d sit0O TO Coffin aud s2DpU
10 Woodburn. The balance. if any ~
realized 'rora the to'nel sale 81 The
property, To lie paid over to the G,S.
erDmsat. The Carson Sews states
that pfoIiled The Esil property
realizes what is anticipated. the at.
torheys viii be paid. nearly ali u lie
fine imposed ~ili be psii. and
Mn. Hensr uiil get nothing. Wet.
ster Dorsey. formerly Il Exc. but
now Of San Ftancsco. La. charge. ~
attorney Tor Coin and woUiburn. at
foreclosure suits against some u tie
property involved and located in San
Francisco ON Sanchez AMI on Noe
streets.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

You perhaps have Travelled on 30
crooked a road tina, the rear car bns
been met by the engine. but problhiy
no one else IN Maine bat had such nm
other experience " u RiuSiey guide
lately enjoyed. The guide. while
working ON a log drive. fell into the
water. lie struggled at the bottom
for a while and finally got up aud.
grasping a big log held on for lie.
Tho current was 20 swift that IL car-
RCD his body under the log and his
feet stuck out Of the water on The
other side. Just ne n comraie wac
about to grasp him by tie shoulders
be gasped. looked at bra " feet
pityiDgly md said 10 his rcscuer:
sDon' faind me. Save that fcllpw
that's IN head irstr-Philips thle.)
Pbonostsph.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12
T0EnE NIaiBE Men.

Tbsre i prUbsbly demand
for yo1pg men who ere practical and
sceuEhc uruErs than ID any o;ber
p~-oSaEcc- sEyE az exchange. SeTgds
bygs II tins Character are scattering
al OTE tie World under IcFo-able
c~ootrEcis lgT ss'Ery and expenses. and
the demand Z Increasing even year
10 utsliiEsD. NIX zho urdsrsI n.iE
has bagirses iced bs idle re-y long.
Bat nine oxpEn are DuT- ~eractiug
thSa formerly. Ib4y will gre pref
sraoe 20 zen Ebo understand ciTii
Eod mining engineering. Ibey er-
pect the Egpenn;soieui to " able Il"
do Las II Surveying. mapping and
t1UcktnR oat RSaliz ng ,hs Tsc:
EEoy .07eg Dsp Sb1 are doing reg
rlsI hb0T are studying s1bj cts iha;
VII IT them fOr any brBDch o! the
business TIE yoaog man nth d fair
edSAaon zbo viii pot IN two or
tire years n evening work while
Isarn1aR the przrisi part % the bus
iDess vii 81 tie end Of the time be
competent. as1 Vii not lack engage
uneptE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

H''h
The !:cUo Committee which had
;he prospective iiEtir contc 4 in hand
Hr" 10 rfr'ipi ~ Il cummuui alton
'-"'u Nj t,llughouac BraIy's man.
"r"r. to the III - that Nhi g imrmc 1.
uii" contests cnul no. b" nr-apgcI.
~ rYhiuI'IDns &c Fir week. i, ia
gust" rr"hthl" hat < netting can be
dom later nT l." bring about a meet.
'"H "t -pinc 81 the pu.iliz,ic stnrs.
ia" ptom" crs Say that the scheme
ha~ not becm dropped 10y any means
sud hat Ne ada ma. hook forward 10
" ""rni'j ut m "atly day. The date
ct 10" coming F'ir &c too carly h"S.
c'"t. t" give opportunities for ar
Engagements and tiaiuiug.-Jonru.i
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

The Ia t 81 lie Sisters 81 Charity
hive d, Iattch FROM the COmstucs
SISTERS RISE and Regina departed
,t"n Uh"r" on Tuesday evening last.
t"f '"eniy years s.. Mars hos il Il
Ia been the refuge Of tie SICK and
d''ne 81 Western S'yad aud Sisters
"' Charity have given their best II.
forts To hc allcyia ruu u the suffer.
ing. II IA to I've hoped tia, u means
viii u" t"uni f"t manufacturing this
Wfug" "f the sirH. Nlich has for -
~ dom its work 80 lov 30 ly md
we'll.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

l. tie r-sly day- 81 Addison =
5ch B5-:gu lzn aan-: CGz3i. Gam
10 to3a - asst II c=.rDz; ~ ch-
BE g;=azc - l. -a'-al B-zu-b.
..= v@= -~l;=-4o-i ~ G-5r-v !
GG=s. and ;L- muraE- fer Li- arm
al L= ra-ae drrE-tars and Ez.~.
Ny GL-s FOR d B.ll- b='or- bras
IT.. Mr. Click sill t. uuul -
"oe. lat foI1i there -az 70: q bill,
70 tie hose H .ippel over :"
{ 8tt"au,lyi EpSa- -urfos ~ Z.
= sa.d Lave CO.. bEi IL didn't auG
then E4 ven 20 V.r.e PATse--
Parker hint have IL i aer. ard Il
Eal!y iir. Gu X VS. cJmye.-l " r.o-
les 90 las ~ ~ hat iber- was q
Bih.s III cJ- n-i-Lborn'gL Tie la.
l. ). Ar@ers 40 rTa;"i d bible de-
pasit0-: 10 A.ch z"D AZ that time and
I'D 90 tell LOS Gi-s. Brown and
Parser = pIeI mi" his srDr- ore
mo-Em:. On aiier an ,iker and
l01.ht d hi Ie each. l. ~as the
fup-uug ate: the Boston aan .uquJr.
~ Tor "u-.-AtrbLs Il Clio -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-09-12

Clothes cleaned. repaired md pres.
ell Gents latin Try work neatly done
by &. 3 ClIae ~ renr ~ he post.
office.