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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
"Xepe Sorn % Borne
bprn!"

8jernijerne gjsrnfon bolot paa
bet politiite Ringebumsbe tilliut en-
5ale for "8ern og 8srnebsrn." @i
bioi9tter nebenior 5alen eftsr IN
g., ibet ben Dor opbepdres Tom ct
ganite eienbommeligt 9iord5 til "So
Ri eliter"s Siitorie.
Otter at 5oridnIlingen itaaenSe
6dpbe afiunget fptite % iibite Yers at
ga, Ri e%liter," ptreoe 9jsrnfon be-
pReet:
Oct er 10 mig, Eom bar ftrepet benz
ne Sang, og Der ltaur | Sansen, at Ri
itdl t9nte pua Dor Gar og Wor, Der
itaar life. at Ri ital tGnfe paa bore
Born. 9runoen er ben, at od iea
ftrep Sansen, bapoe ies inssn Born
Seq bapbe en- 5ar og en- Mor, fom isg
eliteDe; jes forituar life ben Sabrez
lanbstiGrlisheO, ION life ~begpnber
meo ben inbsrltgite &j9rligbeb til 5ar
oa Mpr; bet Itreo jes ben Sang, og
ieg tror, bet er ct Segn paa, at ben
8iGrlisbeb er ~fterfeit bps os beroppe;
tbi Der er ingen anben 59orelunbss
fang | 9erben, iom bar Sur og Mor,
enb benne Dor norffe.
Men iioen bar ieg fuuet Ssrn, %
bier Sang ieg MI er meo / en- Sprs
iamlins Tom Der ibdg og tager Sroet,
t9nter jeg altio paa mine 9srn, og
bbilte 8iltaar be Ital lepe unber. S9
Iaa t9nter jeg pdd beres 9srn igien,
bpilfe 8iltadr be ffdl lepe unber, %
bet er bet. ri Ital gjere, trpr ies ales
Idmmen. 9i itdl tGnfe pau, bpilte
8iltaar bore 8srn os 9srnebsrn fan
TONNE til at lepe unoer. Sg be ma
bore bebre eno be, ipm Ri bar lepet
unbsr, | mango Stntfer bar.
Der itaar / benne Sang, at Ri bar
punbet ppr Het. ga, MI peo 8, at Ri
life bar puneet al Dor Ret, % Der for
talles os. at Der er ppbuget fere Rets
ter, Ipm Ri life bar punbet. Oct er
ct Slegtsarbsioe at opbage, bbab Ret
Ri Ttdl babe, idu nadr be bar benbiit os
(. Gr. til, bpdo Ri bapoe | 1914, %
bebt os bore fornsiet meb, iaa er be
life | Hetten. s Retten er Der Sing,
Iom beitdnoig gaar frem efter 8eboz
oene. Gfteriom Sebopene porer, maa
Retten rette fig.
Men MI CT bet 5dd, at eliter pi bore
gern, ifal bi sisre bet letters for benz
at tjemps for bet, Tom er aet / beres
0age, snb bet bar peret for ps at
tjempe. Os ou pil ieg iige, bet sisr
Ri life pep at unborage ps aampen,
bet er at teitamentere ale 8dnIfeligbes
oerne til ppre 9srn, og at ale Seitus
menter er bet bet itpggeite. 9i iful
leIe @anIteligbeberne, foroi Ri eliter
bore gsrn % bill, at be ifal lepe unber
beore 9iltdar, enb Ri bar lebet. Cans
fen pad bore 8srn tpmmer efter Sans
fen paa bore Soralore, og bet tiliams
men oe bet leneere ube er bet, Tom er
Observation-Disclosures.
4ltIaa, for gsrnenes Stblo op til
8amp for Ret pg pligt. teitumenter
life @anItelisbeberne bort fra big til
| Q,rrt
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
ct fortrRHeliat Qilbuo.

20 uom9rfe6e Barter, Iitbcsrafereoe ,
Saroetrpt paa 8er9amentsTapir, - ct cper
Soroer, ct oper Gmerifa og en- gca paa 10
S'oer, r.eo p'9tige SplDsnIneer for enbpeI
'artt en- lnilt 8allenoer for 1897 Isnoes Fri,
u QUE, tonl ineicnoer fin aoresie % q
Gents | SrimRrfer til
}. BLEGEN, Gen'l Pass. Agent,
io4 Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
a ain'anat p9 6aanobpa for 1870 ST
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
paa ct h0neenoe baar.
SDp 6ange bar ben engelfe Sron'
ming p9ret nor peo at
mite Slpet.

en- COB 9elie os bar lise til i'm nus
o9renbe bsie 4lber fact beboloe lin
adnosz og 2~esemsfraft ubeitddret.
Sg bog fan bet iiges ON benoe, at bun
bpppisere enb nosen onoen at ale
8erbens Heeenter bar itaaet aniigt
til aniigt meb felipe 0sben. Spp
9dnse bar Snigmorbere tragtet benz
be efter 2ipet, LEGION bun ogida pad
anbsn Wuabe peb flere 2eiligbsoer bar
p9ret ulptfen NOR.
Den lobe Suli 1910 blso 0rons
ningen for fsrite Sang ubieet iOm Sfs
fer for Morberbadnben, ibet en- int
tenaurig Slpngel afprebe ct Piitolz
Itub mob benbe. Men benoes Seos
Eager, grinien, til bpem 0ronningen
ms for bar blepen piet, fit | bet itiabz
neIpangre Sieblif truftet i'm 9emals
inbe tiliioe, bporpeb &uglen itreifeoe
forbi, og benbes 2ib bar rebbet. Den
unge 5orbrpoer lab / l9ngere Sto In
beip9rret / 5angiel ps bleO berpaa
forbiit til glu'tralisn.
30 Oar Ienere blep 0ronningen
pad en- ajsretur Iammen meo prinIen
paanbt antditet, naIten paa famine
Steo, bppr Morbforisset ferite Sang
bar blepen giort. Gn Mdnb peb
Rabn 5rancis ifjsb TO Stub efter benz
De; men ingen af benz traf 1T MadI.
5rancis blep for !SsiforrGoeri bemt
til 9sben; men Straffen blep puu
8egi9rine formiloet til 2anbforpiss
ming pda 2ipstib.
pua ben famine Dag, ba Srons
ningens Sfaaniombeo pperfor Sranz
Gig blep betienbt, gioroes Der ct mt
5orfsg pua at berspe benoe 2ipet,
tbet en- put~telrpgget Gut peo Rupn
Bean operfdlbt benbe meb ct StDoez
pdaben. Bean bleb uopl1t AZ Sanoet
for ct Siosrum at ipp Oar.
Den n9ite, Der isgte efter tDili ON
9eremmelie, bar en- W~tlripeno, iom
ben 9be Suli 1849 ifjeb efter 9rons
ningen, meoens benne tisrte / i'm
@osn. Men Yiitplen litteoe. % /
2isbeo meb i'm 5orgianger blep Mus
reren ubpiit at 2anbet paa fpp Oar.
Snapt ct 4ar ~ienere, meoens Sbs.
MajeitGt bar paa Sil6aeepeien fra ct
8eies hos i'm Sntel, Sretu9en at
Cambridge, iom lua for Ssoen. tom
Der en- !Susiar itprtenbe ub fra ct
Stpabplt peb 8eien. 9ep9bnet meo
en- tpt Stpt CAB ban Jig til al al Mugt
at prpsle los paa Sronningen, Tom
blep itpgt, ON enb life lipsfarlist iaas
ret.
s gegpnbslien at 4aret 1872 bar
Srpnninsens 2ip after / 5are, ibet
en- fiortenaarsgammel gut meo ct
9pnitrift / ben enc Sduno og en- piz
itpl / ben anben pperfalot benbe / Sol
tetrGnsIelen peO bsilps Dag. Men
ferenb 9utten fit Sib til at FIRE, blep
Sfpbebaabenet fratdget BAN.
81 4ar Ienere bapoe en- fra Stnbs
ipseaiplet unolsben patient, aobert
Maclean, %inbfunbet fig pau 8inbior
Standardization for at pente pau
0ronningen, pg netop iom benne full
be Itige / 8pgnen, retteoe ban en- piitol
mob benbe % trbtfebe lss. Men ogz
Taa benne Sang flap bun uitabt fra
bet.
Drowning @ietoria bar psb mango
2eiligbeber p9ret 8sben faa NOR, at
benbss Rebning nGiten ipnes at bore
ct Wiratel.
Nebens bun ipm Ter Mauneoer
gdmmelt Barn bar anbrdgt / Sioz
mouth pad 8piten at Oeponibire,
b9nbte bet en- Dag, at en- 9ut, iom
Itieb efter 8rdaIpuro ube / 9aben,
iistebe fell og ienbte 2aoningen giens
mem 8inouet inb / 9arnetammcret,
bpor priniesien laa / 9usgen og iop
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Mor. mine 8enner, jeg TT after 'tue
Dogens ems.
Wen nit 6aor bar bit fulo'tRns
bigt bpibt unoer aft bette.
Ss bet er porfor ieg pubrer mig.
Men ON isg par I ben aloer, man
Ieser 8iemiel - life ituloe bet bli |
ct %bretasnif Slot"
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Ter or genac | oct.
2muss lepnet

Go ON Ugen let. re- RS n SaSosaaG esi IN az a.
,Nt0 deies ny Ting mgeu yanskeligded al uene
VIZ sIs Ugen med Isthed. skrlV staE III os; De
VII bliye oserrasket over. hvor let det kan eieres Def
vii were 1 Deres IntoresSe 1T underse &c De kan SIX
KEN tene ss ON Ugen og Diet let Royal Manufaotur-
ing 90, Box n f.. Detroit Mich.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Vlacntcr

punes, til mob COB SetaIins at Tor
bannlc garer, ipu MISUNDERSTANDING
iaapel i Stanoiuaptite iom nmerItaT'lie
Samilier. @uhpsr, ipm eniter en- lrr'
usnoe geHiritiselIs. elrr oil 'orl'atfe
fla en- opo Sliurtjeurts, uil Tor ire
9rrper, GirFulrrer, Of D., bcbase at tbs
ifripe
&. =. Sbonp Il Co.,
SIR. COS State Strert, Rntinc, sSts.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
SENATOR H. D. MONEY
Recently Elected From Mississippi. En Route to Washington to Participate In the Jefferson Birthday Cele- bration, Spends a Few Hours
 In Birmingham.

Sena'tor-elect H. D. Money, of Missis- sippi. spent last night in the city, en route to Washington, where he goes to attend the celebration of Jeffersons birthday by the national democratic executive com mittee and other prominent democrats.
 Speaking of the overflow in Mississippi, MT. Money said that the reports have greatly exaggerated the facts, but that khe losses and distress have been very heavy, 1s---
 In answer to a query as to the Ding ley bill, he said he had given but little attention to public affairs of late, but notwithstanding thad he has been a mem- Der of congress from Mississippi for four teen years. During the extraordinary session of congress. By some means, since his election as senator, his friends have forgotten him, and he has not re- ceived copy of the Congre ssional Rec- ord since the calling of congress, and therefore is not in position to give an expression on it.
 Senator-elect Money was succeeded by Representative Fox, of Mississippi. and was elected to the United States senate last year. His term of office begins in 1899. He is a leading advocate of free silver, and says that the free coinage
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
STABBEDHl WIFE.
A Supposedly Peaceable Negro Cut His Wife Several Times Because She
 Disregarded His Wishes.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Nix was called to Twelfth street and Avenue F to investigate a cutting serape., When he arrived there he found the neighbor- hood greatly excited but the perpetrator of the crime had disappeafed.A'
 Jake Jamerson, a negro formerly em- ployed al Alice furnace, forbade his wife visiting the house of a nearby woman. It is said that he had done SO repeatedly but his better half needed not the advice
 Yesterday afternoon Jamerson went to the woman's house on Avenue D and Eleventh street and fouSd his wife there A quarrel ensued and, was continued as the couple left the house. At the gate he was seen to draw knife and stab his wife over the heart. and, as she turn ed to flee, again in the back near the left side. The woman hurried towards her house, bleeding profusely, and Jamerson followed her. It is said that he cut her the third time and was In the act of con- tinuing his murderous work when out siders interfered.
 A telephone alarm was. sent to head quarters but before Officer Nix could get to the scene Jamersons had made his es- cape.
 The woman was carried to the house where she was placed in bed and a phy- sician summoned. It is thought that she will die but she was still alive at late hour yesterday.
 Jamerson is we'll known by the officers tion. They say they cannot understand why he should have cut his wife as he has always been peaceably inclined.
 Although a close lookout is being kept for him, up to a late hour in the night he had not been captured.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10

times I would get so blind, could not see for several minutes.
 could not stand very long without feeling sick and vomiting. could not breathe long breath without scream ing, my heart pained so.
 also had female weakness, inflam- nation of ovaries, painful menstrual tion, displacement of the womb, itch ing of the external parts, and ulcera- ton of the womb. Ihave had all these complaints.
 The pains had to stand were some thing dreadful. My husband told me to try bottle of Lydia E. Pinlham's medicine, which did, and after taking it for a while, was cured. No other kind of medicine for me as long as you make Compound. hope every woman who suffers will take your Compound and be cured.-MRs. J. S. McGILLAs, 113 Kilburn avenue, Rockford, III
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
thousands from our patients ca in be fr,-
tAlabama Christian Advocate,

fAlabama Christian Advocatel |, The Southern Medical Dispensarv f. the leading institution of its kind in BIr- mingham and has been instrumental in and thus carrying healing and happiness to many homes. pr. O. T. Dozicr. head of the Southern Medical Dispensarv gives his entire time and personal super. vision 10 the work, and brings to bear & careful medical training in the best col ieges of the land and long and yalua- h1o experience in the treatment of snecial diseases. His professional standing |. unimpeachable anG his character as n gentleman ana citizen is above reproach. sn4 CNlnona, Miss, Times.) uuDr iDozier Is specialist of great repu. !aion ana nas been unusually successful Tn his practice. He never undertakes a case unless reasonably sure of cure. Ia is a high.toned gentleman and can be con. suited With the utmost confidence.
 e(Atlanta Constitutional
 UT; O: Dozier. the head Of the South. erp Medical Dispensary of Birningham. Ala. is a specialist of nearly twenty years experience in the treatment s'',y c. chronic. nervous and private diseases and his uniform success has given hlm a lead 1nS position in the medical profession in that city
 e1 Sunday Morning Star.) 2 pr DoZier's success has been aIr,nlY HtdfFSlodS uHu Has eiCitcu tne most thCs!astie. words of praise and gratHTds- from the dispensary's many patrons from al!;ever the state. l a++. r. (Sumter County Sum-
 pr. Dealers reputation as n speciaIist has overstepped the Sounds of Alabama and he is known all over the south 011'a 1 Admission Hot Blast) ao.Ampng the most noted and succeesfn specialists in this country are Dr. Dozier & Co. They have extended their business from year 10 year and the patronars given to them in the severa! sl,rroundlpS states is most gratifying Dr. Dosiar is high-toned. pollshcd. Christian gen. tienan and has many warm Dcranns, friends irsAnniston who knew him wears ago when practielng in Rome. Ga ii .peopies Weekly rrbuneI
 As a specialist pr. Dozier Is unexcelied by any living physician. His reputation at home and abroad is such that physi- clans in this city and from d distance frequently send him patients that they are unable to cure, and he never fails 10 effect a cure. All Birmingham is proud and honored to have such distinguisheJ man as citizen.
 Dr.l Dozier is Georgian by birth. {, high-toned cultureds Christian gentle man, strictly honest in all his dealings and Financially responsible for all his contracts 5o-s
 2 5f 5a a Dr. Doaier& Co.,, ss,a...
 F. o. Box u2. Birmingham. Ala
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
4 Few Endorsements of the Press. thousands patients oo

nished if necessary. Ase-Herald.
 It always affords public journa. nleasire to testify to merit where 1t is deserved. It is therefore with pleasure and pardonable pride that the Age-Her- aid ions with it's brethren of the press in ltestifying 10 the merit. skill and relia bii- ity of pr. o. T. Dozier Principal of the Southern Medical Dispensary Of this city. T)r. Dozier has resided for many years in Rirrningham. and each successive year has added to his reputation. to his use fulness and to the esteem in which he Is held by our best citizens His long rec ord and approved abilities en.itle him to the proud distinction of standing at ''the head of his profession" ss.iI5-
 (Daily News. Birmingham)
 pr. Dozier, the head of the institution. is a physician and surgeon of education skill and experience, man of culture and high literary attachments and gentle man respected by all who know him. He can be relied on in all matters pertaining to his profession. The News comments him most cordially to all those in reed of his services.
 -- Bessemer Weekly sss'
 There Is probably not q more highly educated physician in this section than pr. O. T. Do2ier. He is a specialist of many years' experience and successful Et mastery of the details and intrcacies of his profession, and Tor unusual scientific nttainments. =
 (Masonic Guide) 5t l Dr. Dozier can be relied upon 10 treat diseases In the most successful manner. and he Is known all over the south.5 s ;
 U.abor Advocate) esvsa
 Dr. Dozier bears the reputation Of be- ing one of the most successful practitirn- CTS in the south. A personal acGuaint. ance with the prnclpal warrants the La. nor Advocate in giving the institution the warmest recommendation to It's ever- reader. -,sit. t4'
 (ISessemer Journal)
 pr. Dozier's reputation is a brillIa nj one. He is specialist Of nearly twenty. vears' experience in active practice and is strictly reliable and has the confidence of the public and indorsenent of the press.
 ~. We cannot add anything to the rep;,ta-s tfon pr. o. T. Dozier has already ac- ol,ired in the line of his profession. but we know him to be a brother Odd Fellow that can be relied on to carry out.every nromise he makes to those needing his services.
 (Mountain Home sTalladega} ,a ss ; Fa,Ae press of Birmingham and all over Aiaban speak in the highest terms of Or Dozier as anphysician. surgeon and sEcntleman and we have no hesitancy in f9cornmendi;,G him 10 those of our pa- , trons who need his servines 4 s4. TA'i4 el ''
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10

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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT

Easthake, Sunday, April l6, 1897, by the Birmingham Mu- sicians' Protective association, for the benefit of the delegate fund. Grand free concert commences at 3 o'clock p. m, by all bands, orchestras and combined bands of the associ- ation. Remember the date. Sunday, April 18th, 1897.
 4-8-td. =. .-sa-
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
New Veterinary Hospital 1

Dr. R. H. Drummond, formerly of the firm of DTS. French & Drummond has fit ted up new Hospital at 1910 Fourth Ave S. army at San Antonio, Texas for some time. before locating here, He is thor oughly competent and prepared to per- form the most difficult and scientific op- eration known to the Veterinary profess sion. Charges very reasonable and exam ination free. Telephone 560
 Horses for sale. q. .--.-io ,4s4e - 3-2S-rm 4e-s..-- -~. ---4
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10

they could cure me but failed to do so.
 I gave up in despair and took to my bed. l had dreadful pains In my heart, fainting- n spells, VI sparks be- v fore my
 my eyes and some
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10

sentiment. if apything, is stronger. now than last November =
 For the first time in the historypf any state however. every county and pre- cinct in Mississippi gave majority for the democratic ticket. AsBS
 Mir. Money leaves this morning for Washington.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
Are These Your Symptoms?

Is your digestion poor? Is your com plexion sallow? Do you feel a lack of en- ergy? Are you bilious? If so take Vi-Be-Ni Liver Pills, the great European hospital remedy for jaundce. constipa- tion and all liver complaints. Price, 25 cents. AMZI GODDEN DRUG CO,
 Birmingham. Ala
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
DIR. WILLIAMS SKIPPED.

The Williams Drug and Chemical com- pany has removed to 2003 Second avenue, a large stock of fresh drugs, with a view to doing a wholesale and re:ail business.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
A Wonderful Statement
From Mrs. nIoGillas to Mrs. Pinhham.

think it my duty dear Mrs. Pink ham, to tell you what your wonderful Compound has done for me.
 was drcadfully ill-the doctors said
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-10
THE EDISON VITAsCOPE

Will be on exhibition at East Lake Sunday afternoon, and for one week, afternoon and evening. Free except car fare. n a. r4-1o-td~ e
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-16
TRUE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.

In setting forth what true democ-
racy is Mr.. Cleveland says that above
all things it insists that the money
OF the people should be sound and
stable, neither shriveiing i'll purchns-
ing power in the hands OF the poor
nor by it's uncertain value driving en-
terprise and productive energy into
hiding" This il true, rs far as 1T
goes. Democracy, above all thingb,
insists tint the money by means. 81
which the people make their. ctIasfHes
shall not appreciate in value 10. SuGh
nm cxtent M Ia double tn, ir ftlebts-=
to such an extent If to cause.-The pre-,
ducts Of their labor To shrivel md
shrink i'll value in their handa unit!
they are unable TO buy enough money
with them TO pay their debts and tax
es. Democracy insists that it is far
better for the prosperity Of tho coub.
try for the purclitsin9 power OF mon.
sy to "sbrivel' than il il for the pur.
chasing power OF the products OF tho
peoples lnbOr to shrink.
We have seen what M unstable and
unsouud dollar Inns done for the poo
pie even during Sir. Cleyeland's adj
mirist ration. II hos resulted in the
Drostrntion Of trade. the paralysis Of
business and the destruction OF mil
lions OF valucs, Hll because tho value
OF the unsound and unstable dollar
has been increasing in purchasing
power, while the products OF the pao
ple'a labor have been DECREASING in
price. Democracy il M fair to tho
debtor and the producer rs 1t il to tho
owning az capital loaned or invested.
lts whole MISSION in one OF Justice.
II IL not true that II rise in general
, prices Ia tho level OF 1873 would work
injustice to any clues. Those who
arc proiiting by the shrinkugc ir the
dobt.pnying md purchasing power II
tho products OF human labor have no
right 10 such nn advantage, for il il
nm advantage tlnt works oyerwhelm-
ing injustice to the people. and. in
decd, 10 all clasA6s.
We are very glad that MIR. Glove:
land made his speech. For tho first
trmc in His public cateo- he takcs his
true position; for even through the
fog IN which liiu idcas are cnScloped
people can 400 Tint no has no SYN
pnthy whatever with tho iundamen.
tal principIna OF dcniocracy. flo mny
not DO a republican. but no il I'D anti,
democrat. Ills associations md his
sympatliics aro NIL with the small
elnas that is cnrichIng itself ut tho OK
penso Of tho peoples prospcritY.--At.
lanta Coustit uti0n. AZ e."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-16
from THURSDAYS DAILY.
SALNIAGUNDI.

As3mblyman McAfee came in iron
North Fork yesterday.
Who isiElko county's candidate 70
Superintendent OF the Mint!
Bishop Leonard arrived from thu
West last evening and remained Owe
today. He Will leave for Eureka to
morrow.
Congressman Ncwlands has secur
ell for William Anderson OF Eureka,
a pension Of &c per month, with back
pay for about $3.50.
Reports from Mason and Carson
Valleys are to the effect that the late
frosts have killed mot OF the fruit
crops III those places.
Ten frame buildings. comprising
tho Tlunt Of the Son.h San Fran
CISCO Tannery, were destroyed by
tire early yesterday morning.
The Rev. !. NJ. Donaldson will con-
duct tie services in the Elko Prrsby-
terrain church ca Sabbath. tile lG;h
inst. Morning service at IL Il. III.
Evening service nj 7:30 p. III.
The jury IN the ca - OF Strozzi VS..
Wines brought in Il verdict giving the
plaintiff damages in the sum OF 500
Trumping NJ false charges and ar.
resting a man in order 10 get posses
sion Of his property is likely to prove
very costly business for Mr.. Wines.
General Torrcys"n. Grand Chan
cellor Of tie knights Of Pythils, ar
rived last evening and went M to
Tuscarora this mo.ning to'visit the
lodge ut that place. He will visit his
EIIio brethren on his return.
The case Of the State Va. Ryan
Slruthcrs and !Iaskins, indicted for
robbinG cars in the Elko yard, has &c
cupied the attention OF Judge Talbot
and "A jury today. The defendants
were oil the stand this afternoon. The
sc will 20 to the jury this evening.
Mr.. Henderson received Il dispatch
this afternoon from DIR. Henderson in
San Francisco stating that Hon. Il.
l. Horton, rN-Con'roilcr of Nevada,
died at Austin today. Tho Rcveills
Of ycs;cr lay states that Mr., Horton
had be.H under the weather for sew
cral days and WAS confined to his
house.
At the request of the Director
General Of the Nashville Exposition
the Secretary Of the Treasury has dc.
ciled to admit for exposition pur-
poses the 2Gi Cinnamon recently ar
rived ut San Francisco and 81 ut Ia
coma The Secretary states. how
ever, that under no circumstances
will amy additional permits to enter
be granted.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-05-16
why Two Ears Are Necessary.

Sound travels by waves radiating
from n central point Of disturbance,
just ma waves radi 1tc when Il stone il
dropped into still watcr.
So far as the hearing Of each indi.
vidunl il concerned, those waves move
In q direct line'irom the cause OF tho
sound to tho ear, 4ho impact bG1ng
tho greatest in the ear nearcst to tho
source.
This being tho case, n person who
has totally lost tho scnse Of hearing
in ono car, although he may imagine
that the defect 10 Of little consequence
cannot locate the direction OF n sound
to save his life. even when tho center
Of Disturbance 10 quito near him.