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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-08-26
THE UNITED STATS SENATOR
SHIP.

The election OF 4 United States
Senator 10 succeed Senator Stewart
Is already the subject Of discussion
and plans are being laid by The gold
men to capture the seat for sn adyo-
cate OF the single standard or failing
in that accomplish Stewards defeat
and elect an untried nam. Nevada
has more nt stake in the fight for tie
rehabilitation OF silver than any other
State in the Union and It's people
should see TO it at the ballot box that
the schemes ~ The gold men ial 10
maierialize.
While Senator Stewards views on
some OF the questions u the Gay are
not in harmony with those advocated
by this paper, his tireless work in
behalf Of silver merits The support Of
all who believe IN its restoration to
the monetary system 81 TIE country
His time and money during The last
few years have been freely given in
preaching the gospel of financial de-
Liver nee Ia the people. His efforts
In this direction have received the
unqualified en- lorsement Of such mep
as Morgan Of Alabama. Teller Of Co!-
orado, and Allen of Nebraska, his CO.
worker in the cause OF financial re
form. Their endorsement OF his
course sho1id have great weight wltb
the people Of Nevada in selecting d
United Sta!es Senator this fsII.
SO far Us tbs Senators residence is
con erued, be Is rs much I Load tde
resident OF this ate now Rs he was
sir years ago when the people were
clanorTus for hs refnrn 20 the Sen
ate. IL be Ia qualified thee is To
residence. he is nov. n he was Z III
mhn :he3 TO represent the State in
the U. S. Senate. be is nor. The
people by a unanimous Yote iD The
Legislature returned HIN tLeD TO fight
for silver and uolhing that lie ba.
Gone since has I7!,eit=i the conf.
deEoe they reposeI ia him. lie Eai
served the people faithfully for tbs
last Elk years and will c%on;inue 20 j,
s. II elected again.
10 view OF the present condition .
the silver cause aud the need Of earn
eat ne IN the S=nats 10 adynca;e II
the ISnEPEsDEsT. after snrreyin;
;he heid carefully. believes uIat Wi
bam 81 Stewart should be r~e-clectei
TO tie United St1tes Senate. 81 be
heTiDg it will advocate his reelection
70 the bes. 81 its ability.
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Sew PrsredeBts. In War.

The proceedings connected with
the capture Of the port aud city Of
Ponce by The American force. under
General Miles are wholly without
precedeE; IN the history Of var.
Never before have the people NJ a
conquered city Immediately offered
the hospitalitiss OF the city to the
coDquerer. Never before have tie
ladies II their carriages and the
young people on their bicycles iccl.
ed TO port to witness its surrender 10
the navy invader.
There are incidents Tor which his.
tory furnishes no pr~eceients. but the
PEG Die Of this country have a habit
Of making their own precedenp.
No other country has ever under.
taken to ship home at its own ex.
pense a captured nrmy. as ne have
done Nth the Santiago garrrons.
NJ nation has 0ctiled d great civil
war. hs We did ours. without blood.
shed after surrender.
No nation has yer conquered an.
other and then paid full cash yalue
for all coded territory, ~ se did in
dealing with Mexico.
Jestly. no nation las ever ;hor.
onghiy whipped another AMI reduced
II to helplcssness. and then mslc n per
fecily fair md just treaty with i, as
we arc going TO do with SPAIN
N. Y. World.
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by reference 20 the proceedings Of
'hc Elko county delegation 20 the
D]'nocfR'i; S.Ito cpnycn 800. il viii
no soou uat they haze cit hose from
all negotiations l0phing towards fug.
ion "rh tho Silver Party and proroo
to urRc their party To 40 II etraiyhf-
To 'bc min u no Hri,cg IL ie Ilo
corci / at and cor ct III ~ TO do
Ia WOW nf The atti'u L. ~ The Demo
G attic party 0n he Silver gu s'ioD
'hcro n no yCnsn fur tho nnrsipg Of
81 le sioY" silver ptrlins. Va,o nnI
net with tho only party through
which lcsjHla ion can be expected on
Tho question,
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Henry b. Rulo. q lie insurance
agent 81 Reno. has insi returned
from u four months, tour 81 SoulhcTa
mad Eastern Nevada. mnflc in II buck.
boari. during which time he covered
over $3.50 miles. llo makes q favor.
able report 81 buFiuc.s conditions in
The counties visited. Ne spoke en-.
c0nragIngly Of The mining pvenibili
flea Of IGucOln and enid che DrLgmnr
wa Il great mrmo. When .
railroad uGordt Transportation Ia that
county he expected to rec a big mn
inG boom. White Pine ho found
very prosperous. Cherry Creek Is
combtR To tho front Ne q producer.
lie concludes by giving Eiho county
the hnnnor ms the beet IN the state.
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F.rG stnIrntIl.E.t.

aiSf d thorough study ~ the po-
iitical situation throughout the State
including the aIrns AID purposes Of
the Silver party as ouilined by tina
ufterances Of IFS leaders and orgaus.
,hr Elko County delegation 10 the
Democratic State Convention has ar
rived 2: tho conclusion tina: i: Is the
in.enhCn ut the Ladez II tie S:lyer
Party 10 oonceie no place on the
ticket "a be no'unIi@i at Reno Ia
the Democrats winch has Any pniiS-
cal significance or patronage but IN
verraculGr Of the street to -hog every
thing in sight Having arrirei at
this conclusion they have determined
q" cut Fhor; all pending negotiations
looking toaaris fusion and TO pre-.
sent 60 the STATE Convention d; tie
earliest opportunity st:er orsauizI-
ton. the following resolutions:
Whereas. The monetary question is
still ;he pBramouu; issue in this State
and Nation. and whereas The Demo
cratic party a; ii las. National Con-
reD'iou at CGIcsgo adopted Il plat
form wherein it demands the Free
Coinage 81 both Cola and Silver L,
the ratio OF 10 to J irrespective 81 the
wishes u any otb'r Nation or Nations.
presented to tie country Is u Pres.
ideutal caudidEte the lnaich!ess Bry-
in and Is highly TsE,iyei 10 present
lin aEaib il 1870 on the same clean
cut IlaifoTm-Rnd by the acts. votes
and uiteEaurcE ~ it, leaders both be-
fore aud since that event has SHOWN
it-elf 70 be the Obj consistent friend
TO End tbe Only National rar,y
through which tie rehabilitation O.,
( silver Is a legal tender money can T..
expected and whereas. II Is the firm
belief - the delegation ,ha. over 80
! per cent Of tha votes p4Il-d in recent
elections in this State Tor nominees
Of the silver party were and are uow
DEM Gratis Il; heart aud that a greg.
majority OF such voters have arrived
q; tn" conclusion that 1t il q waste of
! orporiuuii: and a III Sipa.i"u Of DO.
htic"l strength to further ac, with
mere side show purlics- which ca,
offer 10 hope Tor relief from the evils
fror' which VIC now suffer. and tina,
the cause Of bi:ueial!sn can best be
promoted 10y Il union II all its friend.
il - grea! political party. the
Re it resolved
L.. That tile Democracy - ~.
vAit 'n Convention as,enb.ri Ell.
Gorsc and rralIirm Tie CIu ago piat.
form e! 1856.
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as had been expected. Tie Cuban
insurgents do not make n very fay.
orable impression upon the Americana
Who nave gone 10 help them. Tie
majority OF the insurgents probably
had not the oligh,cst rIea of the fact
TINT The Americans took 50 seriously
a struggle which 20 themselves was
moro u eport thnn hnytping c!sc.
But do not the Americans SEQ now
what was clear TO other people from
the beginning that ihcac rcbols
rebel against all and every authority
IL thcy do not riac Hg0inst tic Spau /.
jnrds they win rebel dgainnt tr,o
Am6ricans. Tho humanitarian pyip.
ciplea and the quick. nor ,on, ability
TO create order on, Of chaos FOR
which tho Americans ARC noted will
now find ample acopc, II Ia not too
much TO say That tho administration
can not vol be placed In my hands
bus their own."-German Comment
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10 iIr Mustered out.

According TO n dieratrh f~cCciycl
from Washington today the Nevada
Hatialion IL Ia 10 mugic5cd out.
This puts au end to the trouble md
anxiety Of Tie soldiers. Tho dato of
tae muster out Was not Included in
the dispatch bnt from Headquarters
1t WIS learned .hni il would be with.
IN Il very lew dayp. or "a suyu ns the
men were paid or. 4 paymaatcr
from san Fnrncirco iscrpeci.d 20 mr.
rive this week. II Is thought that
the ordcr "a muster ont will he with
him. Tho boys nj tie carp sro III.
Yideh ny 10 the dc ire Ia scnvin In ,Lc
service. Asa general thing the pri.
Yates do not care Ia do garrison duty
i'll hHzonn or HOmc similar pl,cc
while the oHietr.-symo az thrm
wouldn't mind Carson Move.
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OH: FUTURE.

Most people. and especially those
.of Nevada. predict Tor her a gloomy
future. While il IS true dat there
has been q decline in p7Pglation Tor
years. IL Is, nevertheless, fact tina,
Nevada has reached Der ebb:iie in
population, and from 1898 onward in
years there Sill be d stead, increase
IN her population, wealth and pro
ductiventss. Perhaps 1856 will mark
the great year @: gloom ont OF which
came the first, stern, realizing sense
that we ought TO and should make
the most OF orr conditions Us they are
10 lay. II IS L great tributc to The
faith, hope and perseverance, Of n
people that they haze lived FOR
twenty-five years on the sustaining
hope u free rUiugEe. the Immediate
prospect OF which faded IL 1886. II
vas q bari BIOS. II WIS 10 keen Il
disappointment rs r people eTer met
with. We Ind IoT that Nevada j.
becoming ! gold producer. Us is cYi-
Geccci in the rehabilitation 81 Tus-
Tor the mex deyelopement Of
DeL7uGr. the rsceDt DISCOVERIES il
Esmeralca coHDty. Within a few
years copper has been discovered and
( the output 81 that metal viii place u
. eventually along side % siD-;1nc a.
: Z producer. within rwo years Z
large sulphur proposition has Teen
develJrei and 40 INCREASED output ~
boraz aided Ia our exports. The
cattle ind sheep industries havc re-
fP5ai.j s~p,eadiiIy. : SLOW agri-
cultural Development. staldy and
sgrr. has al I"a ma,sriI weaItb TO
Douglas. Lyon, Humboldt. E!ko and
Lincoln counties. Two projected
liues Il railroad are heading toward
Ssyada and wLsr completed viii
place southern NevGda IN direct com
m1Dicatinu with she coast ny a CON-
peiiuG lice.
Why should the people 81 this
S,ate despair when Gatu.al conditions
afford such ~splendid opportunity;
when the same energy an.i capiiaI
"Lich made orr sister States popu.
Ipus and pro perous II ap7li ! 70 s..
rada sill certainly produce nor sat-
~!slsctory result!
As q matter Of p=ide and se~ut::nen:
II i something 81 an honor 10 BE- a
citizen q Nevada, a State the cilest
in the inter mprDtain region. tie
best krowD yet leest appreciated Of
the Western group. 4 State whose
mines have yielded more wealth than
those Of any in CHe Cuiuu, whose
agricultural PRODUCTS today rank IN
fiaTor with my in Ameriaa, whose
cattle are % the prinesi condition
and ahOse people Fufer Ices 81 ppy,
erty ;Eau any o'iIrr State 10 Uhc
Union. Why fhOuld VIC depair when
FOutber RI Nevada rirens the fix, lemon
and orange earlier than hDcs Chi
fOrHIa; when her sugar bertI mro
chemically the beet ~ tie West and
her caitic demanding Nle highest
prices; Why despair when indicu,
ii0ns point tn o steadily increasing
gold output; When mountains 81 cop.
per, deserts Of hOrax, iHmcusc dc,
rosita 81 sulphur exit and yirlj
stehdy returns? IN IHGtcriai vcul,i.
Ecyade is slowly advancing md IN
p"ruin'iDD she will sOuu iDcrcaar.
Faith ouh hope. allied viii energy
nBd determination, will InFu7s ON
future, notwitbsiandhiuV the rise md
fHti ~ policies or the defeat Or tri.
nmrh o' rartics.-Gilycr &ialn.
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EsItJl
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To and from Chicago. 81. Louis
onobn, Kanfns City aud all Eastern
lointR,
Direct line "a the Trans Mississippi
Expo. iit"u. StoCovcr allowed nj
om"la o u ajl tickets uudiuR through
That city.
Two through trains each way
daily. Ncftihulcd Buffet, Smoking.
Library are. Pullman Slccpmg Care.
Reclining Chair Cats tScata Frcrl,
Nouclca and Dining Cars operated
ca The \ IL Carte plan.
Tickets nj OGicca of connecting
linca.
W. T. McNIiItN, Gcn1 Agi.,
ia :. W. Temple ST.. salt Inkc CIV.
u. y. ScsIcn,
Tray. Pass. Ant.
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Appointments az Delegates.

In counties where there ARE regular
Democratic County Central Commit
tees they ARC empowered to appoint
the delegates from their counties, and
in such counties where there are no
County Committees. or they fail to
promptly appoint delegates, tho mem.
bers OF the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee in such counties arc
hereby authorized to appciut the del.
cgates To tho State Convention 10,
such counties.
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The Silver state gives ,he follow
ing -Poliiicai PuiLters:-
Sam LpnsabAuGh Is out FOR Cover
uoT.
Tho Quite says Lom Allen will
bc nominated FOR Governor.
Eu-eue Howell Is sad Ia be d
sure winner for Secretary o; State.
Bar.stein was hadly worstcd in the
primaries II Wnshoc county Satur.
day.
Cutting Is reported to have been in
the combine which carried Washuc
county.
JUanT. Wheeler and Alex Me-
Gowan are to lock horns for Attor-
ney General.
w. ID. Jon = carried Lander cour.
~. Judge Fitzgerald Eurrka comfy.
AMI N!o county, with her four dele
gates, will decide the nomination.
LIN Allen. itciuLold Sadlcr and
Evan Williams will try conclusions
for Governor. Allen claims Wushoe
county. Humboldt county md Il por.
ton Uf Ormtby county as Il starter.
SGdlcr claims Eurciia and Douglas
c"uutioa, Evan Williams claims
Storey county. ii is going tn he a
pretty contest.
Frank II. Norcross ia mentioned ma
o -
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For Sale at Il BARGAIN.

The Cottage Hotel, Ogden. Utah.
Two 'ioTy brick hotel, furnished. -
rooms. Nice luwn and shade trees;
good barn and ont houses. I.o,
10 y 20. Only one block from Unian
Depot oh ear line. TITLE PER.
Feet. Address.
j. Il. & II. Il. MCMnL4S.
Attorneys ai-Lnw.
Ogden. Utah.
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crntlipg Ia !l,r sDyc, s,o,, ,,.,

cr"tdipg Ia The Silver STATE. iIum.
boldt county has only ono party.
SiivUr neither Democrats or RI.
rubiicans have any party ~otganila.
ton There are u hall dozen cnndi.
dn'oe tOr each Of The county Offices
nrd hnles politically IN that bhliwicR.
arc exceedingly breezy.
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silver state; There IL only one
national Silver party to-day aud that
u the Democratic pHrty. tho party
That nominated william J. Brj an in
1896 mud will do Il again in 1900.
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y stranger arrived at Trrckcc the
other day "nd claimed he could drink
all tho whisky IN the town. After
swallowing thirteen big horns he be.
came Tncnn.cjuus aud narrowly
escaped furnishing tlIo Tuhjcc. for q
corouer'E iuqucst.
II You want some ilrst.clnss brick
call 1T ihc lTpEPENDENT Office. We
Eav" three or fpur thousand for sale.
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Hyou want 60 buy Il buggy Or
"nrnnRc cheaper th1n son can get il
anywhere clsc IN toHn, call at the
I~HDEpE%ursT oiIico.
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An order is expected TO he issued
today by tho War Department dis.
banding 100000 voluntcors.
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self


The following appeared in the
news items OF de .Elko Arcon-
boasbi- OF issue. the end inst.
a TGscarora candidate for Office
who has opiy been in The State six
mouths has taken alarm at the cry
.NevEda for Neva9ans' aud in order
20 give himself u local favor, goes
ont into 'he suherbs Of thai town aud
rolls in tie sacebrush every evening.
He Is quite sanEufue Of success
As | cane to this State about six
months ago. and during my rel
dence in T~uscaroEa, rs some Of cry
Democratic brethren have done me
;be honor Of mentioning my name in
connection With tie onic. ot DL;ri,t
Attorney absolutely Sithout any
hin; or suggestion from me, however,
1 infer | am the candidate referred
to.
The able editor OF the sheet afore-
said seems tn be about us veil in
foImei relative to my candidacy as
he is on the las %! criminal libel and
he seems to be a bowling failure on
both. While | in,eni TO continue a
resident OF this State. ! have no; rs
yet rolled III the s~agcbrush.- either
here or elsewhere. for the pur-
pose Of localising myself and do not
intend doing So. and should have
the honor Of being the Democucy's
choice Tor ID. office mentioned. and
the -"Lic edi;oT- aforesaid comes
pOkinc his rrobucis about me for the
purpose Of a~scer;aiuIng my flavor. |
can assur him II will be more Of sui
phur than Of sugebrush.
The editor aforesaid appears
to be nightly interested i'll the
nc1t District Attorney. Wonder
whyr II. K. Cook.
TUsCARoRA. Aug. -, 1888.
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FOR SALE.

Tao second land M,ller's Litile
Giant Hay Presses witt Hugonp, in
good condition. Car size bnles. Adj.
dress Tie II. G. Shaw Co. Stockton
California.
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Test.

The following test was adopted anc
is required Of delegates: 81 on !ors,
the platform adopted 10y The Demo.
cratic National Convention at Gin.
cage IN 1896, and | will Guppor. ,h,
nominees Of Tho Nevada Democratic
State Convention
JOS. Il. RYAN,,
Chairman.
THOS. II. CRANE,
Secretary.
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Health Run Down
distress In tho Stomach and
That T.red Feeling Owing TO

distress In tho Stomach and
That Tlred Feeling Owing to
Impure Blood.
II was terribly run down in health
owing 20 impure blood ! began tax
lag Holds sarsapariiil and when j
had taken four bottles ] found myself
cured. In the Spring VIXEN / began TO
work out In the sun my old tired feel
ing and headache returned. Isiso had
dyspepsia and everything would sour
en- ny stomach. Ny eyes Sceued 10
hare fcating sPecLs before them. 1
went back 70 my old rensdy, Hoods
sarsaPariils, and soon found il vas do
Ing ms good. / can now DO my "
wo-k on g farm and / kzre n
the family" Mrs. JOSEPH IL Al
Dzio-T, Union Deposit, Pa.
II you have decided to take Hoods
EsrssParilla, do not buy ans other.
BAoOd'sspssfrii iIs
Is tbs Dcs;-ln i.et the one True Blood
T'urcer. Sold by druggists 81 SIX for So
Hoods Pills 60 ssf sE Live: !. lt c:a; ss'y
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STATE
CONVENTION

Gun NENIlON.
Headquarters OF the
Democratic State Central
Committee,
Virginia City, New, July %. 1898.
STATE CONVENTION
Democratic SarfD
TO BE HELD At
RENO. NEVADA,
On Wednesday, September
I, 1903, at O'Clock .. m.
For the purpose OF nominating a
Stnto Ticket To he voted Tor ut the
next general election To he held ON
Tuesday. November S. 1893. con-
sisting Of
Member of Congress
Governor
Lieutcnant-G Governor
Justice of the Supreme
Court
Secretary Of STATE
State Treasurer
State Controller
AttOrncy-Gcncral
Surveyor General
Superintendent of Public
instruction
State Printer
Two Members of the Board
of Regents of the State
University.
Five District Judges;
Also the appointment of n
State Central Committee,
and the transaction Of such
other business rs may prop
crly come before the Con-
vcntion.
The basis Tor representation of tl.c
respective counties To said Convcn.
yer shaii be n delegate for each 30
votes cast for the Bryan and Scwnll
Electors AT the last election, and on
delegate for each fraction over -
votes, aggregatrug l5j delegates. and
apporilOncd ns f0llo%s:
{ hurchiii .
DouglAs. ..... 4
I-Ihp ......., ,..... 10
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NllOWS

That Tor golid comfort, quick time
and all round general satisfaction.
!heTc is no Railroad on Earth that
apUculs 20 the traveller like the grent
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
ENDICOTT'S REPORT.
Recommends Ample Docking Facilities
 for Battleships at Key West.

Washington, November 17.-In his annual report to the secretary of the navy, Chief Endicott, of the bureau of yards and docks, makes a strong point of the necessity for ample docking facilities, not only for small vessels, but for the battleships upon waters near Key West. He said this place was during the war and may be in the future an important base of naval operations, able strategists having pronounced Key West and Dry Tortugas the key of the Gulf of Mexico. The small showing we make in dock accommodations is very marked as compared with the other naval powers of the world and although the expenditures for dry docks by the United States will be large in the next few years, Chief Endicott says he cannot fail to ask continuance of the liberal policy in this particular until the country is well fitted for handling it's fleet in the dock yards without com- polling vessels to perform long sea voyages to reach docking ports.
 The estimates of the navy yards in the south for the next fiscal year are as fol- lows:
 Norfolk, Va, s2,OOO,OOO (s1,5OO, 900 being for a new docl1); Port Royal, S. C., $145,O00; Key West, $l12,520.
 The total estimates of the bureau for the next fiscal year aggregates $6,347,421.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18

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 I wish to call special attention to my treatment of Emissions, Sexual Weakness. etc. The young and middle aged are perm anently cured; the old are invariably benefited.
 While consider my word as good as my bond, you may not know me personally: therefore refer you with permission to the First National Bank, the Alabama National Bank, Steiner Bros. Bankers, the Jefferson County Savings Bank, the editor of this paper (The Age-Herald), all of Birming- ham, Ala, as to the responsibility for my contracts. I cure many patients by mail treatment. Call at my offices, or write me for book and question lists. Very truly.
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The Real Thing

From the Philadelphia Press.
 ''Nhat's that button you're wearing?" asked the Young Thing; mot Sons of the American Revolution?'
 .'No," said the major, 'I should think not I'm proud of that button. It is the insignia, the outward and visible sign of the largest military society in the United States"
 "Whats it's name?"
 Society of the First Man up San Juan Hill"
The age-herald., 1898-11-18
mrs. winslow,s Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING, with PER- EJECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the CHILD, sOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best rem- edy for pIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The age-herald., 1898-11-18

s40O-Nice shaded lot; 16th st. and Ave. I. sl S00-100x110, corner Ave. I and 18th st., with a good Groom cottage. $1 750-For two 2-story 7-room houses on 27th st., between avenues F and G. rent ed at s25 per month. $1 350-50x190, with two 3-room houses, No. 2513 9th avenue. a S00-Large corner lot, Groom cottage in nice repair; Woodlawn. N N,500-5-room cottage, 140S 9th avenue.
 CHICHESTER & YANCEY.