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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
[FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
3ALNIAGUNDl.

Suarley MAY lett TOT tile west 10
day.
Bishop Leonard will be in town
Monday.
Jos. Lindsay came in from Mound
Valley yesterday and returned to.
day.
The Grand Army OF tho Republic
met in annual session at Buffalo Yes
terday.
J.J. lIylton, ono II Elko county's
most prosperous rancheB, is in from
Mound Valley.
Mr.. J.L. Keyser is Mt work fitting
up u Don in the high school building
for n laboratory.
Major Long and william Kennedy
came i'll from Shelton yesterday and
returned this evening.
Sam Rogers and Ben Trcmbly got
in from Cherry Creek today. Sam
thinks Cherry Creek gives fair PROM
isc OF making a good camp.
Frnnk Tructt, son orc. G. Truett
OF Deeth, was thrown from a horse
last Friday and had his collar bone
broken. DR.. Hood patched up the
young man and he il now doing
nicely.
Ham Mccain was taken quite sick
yesterday afternoon md came down
to Elk today for medical treatment.
He has a disorder winch we
sincerely hope will yield to trent
memt.
Wheat took a big slump in Chicago
yesterday. The lowest poin. reached
was % cents, a fall OF ~ cents from
the opening price. The official clos
ing figure was SO for September. a
net loss -! cents a bushcl compared
with the close Saturday.
The Elk" girls should waylay the
author OF the item about them pub
lish"d elsewhere. The editor knows
nothing about its truth. All infor-
mation III orr possession will be fur
nished chccrfully il tho girls want
satisfaction from the author.
Living Issues: Before the election
we wcre assured and ~re.assured from
the rostrum and press that all that
WINS needed vas confidence. We
were further assured that all we
needed to get confidence was the
election Of WIN. Mckinley. Well, we
got Mckinley some months ago.
Neither conf lencc nor prosperity has
come so far. We were then told that
it was n tariff law. Well. we now
have that. No prosperity yet. VIII
some good Republican now tell us
tho w%hIchness OF the wherefore?
An exchange says: We heard Il
story rs follows: \ lady died and
while the pall.bcnrcrs were convey
ing her to her last resting place by
some mishap they stumbled and drop
ped tho corpse. The conclusion
brought the deceased back to life,
and she lived for seven years md died
again. On the way to the grave they
passed over the same ground and
when the pail. bearers reached the
Identical spot where the stumble had
been made at the previous ead SER
vice. the aggrieved husband stepped
in front "f those bearing the remains
OF his lnmeEtcd wife aud said: STEADY
boys, steady"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
sIEEKLY
;FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. !
SALMAGUNDI

Wheat sold for u dollar a bushel
yesterday.
Asa Womack has u bad attack OF
] londicitis. 1t will probably prove
I tai when Spring opens.
General Orlando Evans, u I~ioneer
o. California and Nevada, died at the
r 'sidencc Of his BROTHER in Reno yes.
torday morning.
The state university will open Wed.
Tesday, September lst. Tie school
e. civil engineering will be open to
s udents for the first time.
A woman who recently returned
I ON the Klondike says she received
Fly offers Of marriage before she was
Ely miles up the Yukon. But she
y lifted until she reached the mines
n ID mari Il II man who VIVA panning
5000 a month. Declining u score
u proposals II day in Alaska must be
q most rs trying us the mosquitoes.
~ ShiitOI DihIl "lIhHtH UOOucU ley
h, s started for the Alaska gold fields,
q! d proposes to tramp owe the Chill
k OF pass alone. "Well" remarks tho
{ Iicago Times Herald. -he il so per
q mt better of than many who will
IL AXE the trip. He has only one foot
t. f:acZe."
Michel Angiolillo. the assassin OF
{ novas de, Castillo. the Prime Min.
If er Of Spain, vas executed mt IL
q lock yesterday morning. The MS
VI 'sin complained bitterly OF the fire.
qrcnt visits Of the priests and de.
cl red they would obtain nothing
fr IN him. A priest eIhorted him to
re 'ent. to which he replied: Since
yoi cannot get me out OF prison
lie We me in peace. !, myself, will
20 tic with Cod
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
Rev. HouGhton's Death.

From II letter received by Mrs. S.
NJ. Henley, Tuesday. from Mrs. p. e.
Miller, u Huntington, PENNSYLVANIA,
boring date Of August 10Th. we take
the following particulars OF the death
Of Rev. w. II. ]. lIoughton:
The letter states that Mr.. and Mr.
llOughton and the two children spent
he 18th in the woods and to all ont
ward appearance, he n in his usual
health and spirits. Abont . o'clock
on tho morning OF the 10Th, Mrs.
t~ionghton was aroused by her hus-
bnnd's heavy breathing. She spoke
to him and tried to wakcn him by
shaking him. but he made no reply
and when his ncighbors and Il ply
stefan arrived he was dead. is
death WINS duo to organic di sense Of
the hcart. Mrs. lIoughton was COM
pletcly Frustrated by the terrible
blow, but Mt the hour $3.50 r.. M.) the
letter was written sho WIS somewLnt
composed. The children were well.
Mrs. l1oughton's mother and brother
we're expected to arrive from Con.
nccticut Mt o'clock on tho morning
Of tho Goth. Mr.. IIoughton's re-.
mains wore taken to Ansonia, Con-
necticut for burial.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29

AL prater, u well known Comstock
miner was severely ipjurcdby n cave
on the 800 foot level OF Shaft No.
on the lIrunswick lode Wednesday
afternoon. fIe was struck in
tho back by q mass OF earth and
rock. Tho indications aro that some
OF his ribs arc broken and il Ia posi-.
bio that n OF them pulled loose from
tho spino. Ifc will probably 70.
cover.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
[FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
SALNiAG UNDI.

There will be the usual services Mt
the Episcopal Church Sunday next
morning and evening.
Wheat touched sl!O3 in Chicago
yesterday and fell back to s9S1< and
closed Mt sl.O219.
We are sorry to learn that Homer
Riddle is suffering from appendicitis.
Hope the young man may ecoyer.
Clothes cleaned. repaired and press
ed. Gents laundry work neatly done
by G. S. Chase in ear Of the post
office.
Dave Casper has Just received n
new lot OF samples Of Spring and
Summer Clothing which will be made
to order from 1880 up.
The celebrated Alaska refriger-
ators. ice cream ~freczcrs, lemon
~squeezers, the celebrate | blue flame
coal oil cook stoves and Il great
many other things at George Ander-
sons.
The journal says tho V. & T. re-
fuses to run n State Fair train this
year, but the fair will be held all the
same. \ string Of six-horse coaches
will be placed on the road between
Reno and Virginia City.
While you are IooKlng for a chnnge
in the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postof-
flee. All goods first class and Mt the
lowest living prices. Cali in and OK.
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. /. ". SHERwood.
The music at the State Fair this
year will be furnished by the brass
band OF % pieces from tho Carson
Indian school. The journal says the
boys play about 90 pieces we'll. they
will all appear in uniform.
Five boxes containing part OF the
outfit for the high school laboratory
arrived last night. They were taken
to the building today and will be un-
packed and their contents put away
by Mr.. Kaye as soon as the cases are
ready to receive them.
The attention OF the road supervis-
or is called to the condition OF an old
cellar on Piety Hill in front of Mrs.
Taylor's. 1t Is by the side OF the
travelled road and is caving badly
Something should be done with it
before some person breaks an arm or
leg by falling in.
Remedies for human ailments may
demand attention because Of their es.
tabliShel regulations or their @magic.
al" powers, nr large sales, or immense
sums spent in advertising. Cures
count. The l;niment Trib cures all IT
claims TO cure.
The Republicans OF Pennsylvania
and Nebraska held their State con.
v%entiops yesterday. Tho speeches and
resolutions give McKinlcy's admins.
tration all The credit for the raise in
wheat and claim that unbounded
prosperity is rolling over the land.
Look For The Facts demonstrated
by experience. Thousands and thous-
ands of people suffering from the
effects OF impure blood have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
Choice IIlbcrniei.ms,

Az the convention Of the Irish race
last month In Dublin two speakers. who
had come from the United States, con
tributcd the following sentences In the
course OF their speeches. One of tho m.
In giving some details OF personal his.
tory, Informed his hearers that she
had l"h ireland 80 years before. n
naked little boy, without n dollar In his
pocket" Said the other: until last
week | had never set foot in the land az
~" beth"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
a Beautiful CIT.

friday evenings express brought
Prri. A. +. Kaye, tho now principal
Of he high school a beautiful gold
he ded cane. a gift from tho members
Of iho Eureka high school debating
o city. Accompanying tho cane wm
thu following communication:
"EUREH., Nevada. Aug. II, 81.
DEAN Mr.. KAYE: Accept this to.
keh as a remembrance from your Eu.
rel I bows and girls. 1t ia but a small
me ms OF expressing to you u sin
G , gratitude for tho deep Interest
yor have shown in us, nnd tho many
bei eIits derived therefrom.
Nay you eve remember the Eure-
ka school boys and girls M they will
rer .ember you.
Moa' Respectfully Yours.
IL NJ. Kind. President; Jessie
arsky. Vicc-Prcsideni; Pearl Gates
Secretary; Walter II. Whitnorc,
treasurer; FIoy ID. Ford, Allic n.
Terrell. Ruby NJ. Mechanics, Helen
!. Whitmorc. Flora Wittenborg
l.atie IIuebnur, Hattie Raphel
onnic Il. Grogovich, Albert S
Henderson, Allie NJ. Phillips, Liz
:ie Kopp. '''
officers and Members OF T.. II. S
De Dating Society
On the head OF tho cane il the moi
ny am ~. Il. r." und tho inscription
"E II. s. Debating Society. 1897" 1
Ia cetllcss to say thut Mr.. Kaye prizes
th' gilt highly, coming M il doo
ire ~ the boys and girls he taught at
loI {.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29

). H. Rodgcr having purchased tho
interest Of lIarvo McAdams in the
Palace Saloon, tho business will be
hereafter conducted by tho firm OF
Schirloy & Rogers who will collect nj,
bills duo tho old firm and pay all out
standing indebtedness.
SCUiRLEv & RoDGEEs.
Elko, Nevada, Aug. %. 1897.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
II

TuRHER-McAsRILL-At tho rosi.
dcnce Of Mrs. -. Nulty in Elto,
Nevada. August -, 1897, by the
Row. John Dawson. Mr.. Frcd Tur-
nor Of Pine Valley to Miss Mary
McAskill OF Eureka.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29
Rebuilding the TuUneries.

Another attempt to have the Tuillcr-
les palace rebuilt is being made in
France. This time the movement Is
led by the Society for the Preservation
OF Public Monuments.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29

bar silver still staya down. Tho
latest quotation was s.5liS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-08-29

HOODS PILLS act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels
Cure sick headache.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
The Veteran Repeatedly Went to
Sleep on His Wheel.
COULDN'T OVERCOME DROVSINESS
Lawson Increases His Lead for
Second Place.
OF THE MORNING

Shock fell slightly behind the record In
the six-day bicycle race at o'clock this
morning. but regained the lost ground at
he was of the wheel for a short rest. and
was then twelve miles behind Teddy Hales
distance.
The riders on the track during the fore
noon appeared in excellent condition for
that stage OF the race, and rode at a pace
not to be expected after their previous
exertions. Lawson increased his lead over
Albert for second place during the night
by five miles. Golden and Cassidy this
morning set rapid pace, which was fol-
lowed by the others.
Exactly one-half of the race was over
by midnight, the better. half of the race,
and the head man, Shock. the old veteran
had passed his 1,0J0th mile, leaving him
still something like 800 miles to yet ride in
order to break the worlds record for the
time. This is a long distance for a man
day afternoon there was a luil in his
record-breaking. He fell asleep on his
wheel, and ran into the side benches. lying
on the floor until he was picked up. He
was forced to take & short rest. and then
came out on the track again He was still
so sick at the stomach that he could not
get on his wheel. and went back to his cot
again.
This accident caused him TO lose three
hour records in succession. Toward \
O'Clock i'm the evening he gained enough to
get In the lead. but after midnight he lost
ground again. after enjoying a two-hour
rest. He took another half hour off at /?
o'clock this morning and went still fur
ther back on the schedule. His record by
hours is as follows
Evening star., 1897-04-01
United States Health Reports
on DR.. Shades ChlOri-
dunn Discovery for
CONSUMPTION.

bnrine quarter Of century Of Journalism
dnring which time ". have exercised wafchfu
care over many different methods Of for
the cure of throat and lung froulrs. have
never come across system Of treatment o.. these
complaints with such merit pr Shades dis
this treatment has obtained In n brief period leaves
no reasonable question Of Doubt as to its extra
ordinary virtue.
We give Dr. Shades chloriium Discovery for
Consumption the unqualified Endorsement OF the
United States Health Reports
Call write for booklet and symptom for
home treatment. 1232 l4th St. Washington.
II. q. Dr. Shade in charge Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday. Consultation free. mh.s ct
Evening star., 1897-04-01
&c for 1Oc Articles.

GS3c for choice Of Large Tin Cups-Nail
brushes-Paint B-ushcs-Moth Paper-Toi:et Paper
Tea Plates-Wre Sponge Racks--Tin Cups-Seoops
Wire Teapot Stands-Puddipg Pans-Iron Var
Egg Behfers-Cake Turners-Wooden Spoons-JeIly
Iins-Cake Cutters-Pie Plates--Fire Shovels-
loothpicks-Tta Strainers-Pyles' Pearline-I.arge
Graters-Mouse Traps-Candesticks-She!f Paper
Basting Spoons-Decorated China Fruit Saucers-
Ehgrnved Tumblers-Glass Fruit Saucers-Tin
SaucepaIs-Chna Cups and Sancers
Evening star., 1897-04-01
SOC for S1.a@ Stoves.

DThe 1897 Improved Double Gas Stoves with
two double burners-the Stoves that will rave yo.
30 much time, trouble and money now that coal
fires are no longer . necessity
Evening star., 1897-04-01

dlscolorcd. faded gray beard does not ap-
pear tidy, hut may be made % By Buckingham's Q
Dye for the whiskers. which colon IN even brown
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Sl .O8 for S2.98 Tea Set

OThe wonder is how regularly ad,.r-
tise set Of Sc pieces for only s2.9S. When the
size, shape and decorations seen the wonder
Increases
Evening star., 1897-04-01
2OC for SOC C0rsets.

DThe Superior Summer Ventilating Corsets.
with linen mesh Long waist effects, in sizes
is to &c.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
2SC for 35c Hose.

1880 pairs of "Onyx'' Black Lisle Thread
Hose, plain ard Richelieu ribbed. The Ladies'
weli-known Ingram Dyed 35c Hose. Not more
than two pairs to each purchaser.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
&c for l2hc Vests.

DJ00 Of these Ladies' and Children's Spring
weight Ribbed Vests, with low neck. Three to
each purchaser
Evening star., 1897-04-01
SIC for 75c Skirts.

DThe Palais Royals popular Black Satine I'm
inch rufne.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
62C for 7@c Gloves.

DLades 4-button Real Kid Gloves. All sizes
In white. black, tans. browns, grays. TwO-tcne
black white and selfembrodery.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
&c for SC Pieces.

O25 cents for dozen Sheer and pLre Linen
Tumble Doylies. Being in sheet the outlining
can be most easily accomplished. Note the new
stamping.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
44C for CSC Dresses.

DChidren's new Lawn Gingham and Nainsook
Dresses Charming styles for youngsters c months
to years of ege.
Evening star., 1897-04-01

( banquet able of Exclusive
( Bargains in Specialties in Cen
eral Quotations as follows
= Fine Figured and
( Plain Silkoline
I, Remnants. 80 in.
wide, I2sc. quality. SC. yd.
7 French Figured
:. Furniture Satine,
( 60 in. wide, 35c.
) quality l2hc.yd.
( Figured Drapery
y Denim Remnants,
: 20 and 25c- [fc, I'd.
( Several Cases OF
{! Fine Bleached Cot
ton and Cambria
4 Remnants. consist
( ing of Lonsdale,
Y Pride of the West,
\ Dwight and other
7 foremost brands, 6Ac. yd.
( Best Dressmak-
ers' Cambria, in
!, suitable Remnants. .2Hzc. yd.
4 Best Percaline
I Remnants. go. ..534c. yd.
4 Ioc. and I2bc.
Silesia Remnants. &c. yd.
= We have organized a 3tc.
g and Sc counter, which con-
! tains line of Calicoes.
6 Lawns, Wool Challies. Cheese
( Cloths, etc, all in short lengths.
ranging in value from 8 to J2kc.
\ yard.
Y ia Bleachcd
4 Wamsutta Sheeting
Z Remnants. Worth
8 4oc. yard. 49,. 22c. yd.
( o-8 and "a
y Bleached Wamsut-
ia Cotton Rem
nants. - Z and Sc. yd.
9 Double Width
( Shepherds Plaids,
7 new colors. ..,,... lOc. yd.
4 Good Quality
( Bleaohed Crash. .3Ac. yd.
6 Lace Curtain
( Scrim ..........3 .3Mc. yd.
Z CSC. Quality
8 Black Mohair. llAc.yd.
( 38 in. Imported
8 Bl a ck Mohair.
4 Worth 45c. yd.... 25c. yd.
Z Spring Novelties
g in Silk and Wool
( Dress Goods, sc
inches wide. ....... 25c. yd.
\ Wooden Pin
Z Stripe Dress Goods,
J changeable effects. 1Oc. yd.
( New Scotch Plaid
9 Dress Ginghams.. B ZSc. yd.
8 Ready=to=Wear Suits
Evening star., 1897-04-01
i OC for Csc Pieces.

G19c for the popular 25c Stamped Goods--the
1S-inch .Rcund Centerpieces ard the 1sx21 Tray
Covers. Warranted all pure linen
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Lansburgh & Bro.
Spring Opening Extraordinary.

In our Third Floor Remnant
: Department. This being the
18TH anniversary of the organi-
! cation of our Famous Remnant
! Department, we shall celebrate
{ the same at the Commercial
J. Banquet Table of Exclusive
Bargains in Specialties in Cen
eral Quotations as follows;
Evening star., 1897-04-01
ASC for CSC Sets.

UThe newest Shirt Waist Sets OF rolled gold,
with oak leaves In enamel They selling for
81 at the jewellers.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
ST. 80 for So Umbrellas.

uyThose superior Onion SILK Umbrellas. with all
the latest style handles for ladies' and mems
Look we'll and better than the $3.5O ALI
silk Umbrella.
Continued above.)
Evening star., 1897-04-01
&c for Csc Books.

I''Madame Sans Gene is to be played here
next week. The novel Of the name is also Of
thrilling interest. cents here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
6SC for SOC Waists.

uI2OO of these '.Marquise'' Waists to be
On first floor table at 6S for choice. Not
than two to each purchaser
Evening star., 1897-04-01

Throw physic to the dogs'' and use Aneostura
Bitters for good digestion and healthy appetite
Sole Mrgs, DR.. J. g. B. Siegert q Soma Ash
Evening star., 1897-04-01

IL You HAD TAKEN TWO OF CAIsTE1rs
Little Liver Pills before retiring you would not
have had that coated tongue had taste in the
mouth this morning. Keep o vial with you for
oct osiOnal Use.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
SC for &c Vi0nets.

. O2.OOO big punches Of superior violets with
! foliage. Not more than five lunches to each pur.
chaser-in order to disappoint none
Evening star., 1897-04-01
COf1em'S Stock of Notions is Here.

store is Our attended
o SAFE ana bought the notion stockton song
mere tomorrow on first floor tables pennies
duty OF dimes and quarters.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
3d. 10. for SIS Waists.

C|The well-knOwn best S Waists made Of
surah. foulard and tafreta silks. Linen collar and
tie included.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
Mems Friday Bargains.
S6o5O for Baby's Carriage

OSave 81 80 by making a selection tomorrow
select one Of the new $500 Carriages ard claim it
for only $3.50.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
So. .O8 for SIS Vests.

e Ladies' English Waistcoats, double breasted.
Red, tans, gray and white cloths. Strictly tailor
made.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
l4Ca for Csc Laces.

UNearly hundred pieces Of 1O-inch wide Point
Lierre and Oriental Laces. lie instead of Doe yard
at retail only.
Evening star., 1897-04-01
So 10 for SaO.98 Suits.

DLatest Spring Style Cloth Suits, with Blazer.
EtOn and Bolero Jackets, circular and 7gcre skirts
All sizes in all colors.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06

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bds 9elb aud nur fir eiitiee Stunben
ausbilfspeiie gu berf9uffeng @snn
mir nur iibsr bic Reoifon ipeefummen,
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9etrag auftreiben.
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lebten Romsnt binausseI9obsn ipirb.
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lieben 9eipobnbeit bss 9aieins unb
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bas @elb2"
sd ipeib es nidt. Gr mar beute
friib um feds llbr bier, na6bsm er bic
gdnSe 9la6t rubelos umberssirrt lit.
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gtusenbIid eintreffen miife ="
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sd bants Sbnen - bante Sbnsn
BON Sersen!"
Samit ftiirmte Der alte Wdnn BIN.
aug, inbeb iith Der 8untppriteber in
fliegenbsr Gle Su Ieinsm Sreunbe auf
ben @sg madte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-06
RabruIgsiOrgen.

Die Jrau bes SauIes am S4r.ibtifa
iibt,
Sas Saupt ssitiibt in bic SGube.
sic betsi, bab 9ott einen 2i4tItrabI
ibr
Sn bas Ountst bss GeiItes ienos. -
Die I6tper bas W,nu iia Suiummens
itellt
Sir bas srobs 5efteHsn moreen -
Gs siebt bod ui6ts Sdredli9srss auf
Der Welt
glls su tdmpfsn nit Rubnlnssforgen.