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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-23
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To and from Chicago. ST. Ions
Omaha, Kansas I ity and all Eastern
points.
Direct line to the Trans-M Mississippi
Exposition. Stopover allowed ut
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way
daily. Vestibuled Buffet, Smoking.
Library Care, Pullman Sleeping Care,
Reclining Chair Cars (Seats Freel
Coaches and Dining Cars operated
en- the A la Carte plan.
Tickets at offices Of connecting
lines. IN.
w. F. MCMILLAN, GeM1 Agts,
214 s. w. Temple ST., Salt Lake City.
II. #. Ncslen,
e. Trav. Pass. Agt.
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For Sale at a BARGAIN.

9 The Cottage Hotel. Ogden. Utah.
Two story brick hotel, furnished, a
rooms. Nice lawn and shade trees;
good barn and out houses. Lot
40 x 255. Only q block from Union
Depot ON q line. TITLE PER,
feet. Address,
. J.. h. d H. r. Nom ILLAr,
Attorneys.at-Law,
Ogden, Utah.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-23

Tie AhitP Pm News stdtes ;irat
as Il uit nf last Saturdays priaInr
lee. Governor Sad -r will control the
delegates fro ~ Far ka county.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-23
Fresh!

Fresh!
from our San Francisco
roasting : machines - ScAiL-
Ang'S Best tea.
Is fresh roasting of tea
new?
No newer than Schilllng's
Besk. q
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-23
WITH Ell

Asked how lis name was pronounced
Sir Waiter Besort replied. make it
exactly rhyme with pleasant" .
Stephen Crane asserts that he got
from the football field his ideas for
the Red Badge of Courage.
"Hcnry Seton Mcrriman'' is the pen
name of Mr.. Hugh Scott. according to
the authority of the editor of the
Times Saturday Review.
The late George Parsons Lathrop
began his career as poet with two vol
umes called Rose and Rooftree and
Keenan's Charge. He was largely in
strumental in organizing the Copy
right league.
Gilbert Parker, the writer, has been
elected an honorary member of the
Royal Society of Canada md has re-
ceived the degree of d. &. L. from
Trinity university, Toronto.
Rev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, of
Christ church, Oxford, better known
as Lewis Carroll" author of Alice in
Wonderland" who died on January
IA at Guildford, England. left a gross
estate valued at about $21, COO.
: We learn that Mr.. A. T.. CUTLER
Couch, the Cornish novelist and essay.
list, has great difficulty in persuadinr
people that his name is pronounced
"Cooch,' and says that, though he
never invented the pronunciation, he
can prevail on only a few friends (out-
side of Ccrnwa!D TO believe in it.
Reversible merchandise envelopes are
being placed en- the market with double
flaps which can be bent il either Gircc-
ton ana he'd in place Ey meta! strips,
orc side of the IL? containing Il GUS
toners ra:nc ard TIC ether the 1ncr-
chants name, SO it can be reversed and
returned.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-23

Knows

That for solid comfort, quick time
and all round general satisfaction,
there is no Railroad on Earth that
appeals % the travI Ter like the great
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18

u'}y alSrettc plume on her hat. They wait
ta LOT no introduction to begin haunting
'et WIN hef wrong dong and carried it
so far she ran home to her mother bare
heaued. cry nE: rake the old thing OUT
Take it out and quick, or the boys will
catch me-! These boys had the spirit of
reformers the degree of which can be in
fcrred when we see it made them. in their
zeal for birds. forget the instructive courte-
sy to little g 'rls. We are safe in saying
they broke the girl OF wearing the plumcs.
even il whom older ard wiser they may
nave bluShed a recoll2ctirG Of their mcthct.
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Grady hospital List.

From The Midget Midget. Ga, q cents;
Miss ollie Terrell, f'eddy, Tex. 20 cents;
Grady Stroud, Jlines City, Fla, 10 cents
l.. V. Delce. Woodland, la. cents; j.
and NJ r. Washington, MeriWether, Ga.
) cents; Mary Maxwell, iIerri;t, Tex, 10
cents: Helen Clark. ColUmbi ma, Ala, >
cents: Ca.,lie Scott, Mannssa, Co. cents;
Halle Cate, Henry's Cross Roads. -cnn.,
cents: Matte Parker, MyreVille. Miss,
10 cents; William H. Johnson. New ZION,
S c.. ) cents, Mamie Hurt, oak Hi. w.
Va. cents; Mrs. NJ. +. H., Plains, Ga, 3
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been one Of your paying Subscribers for
good many years, what county Cantai
cTafmany. who commanded a company q
volunteers in 1886. went from to Tine l7,1ia,
war into Stewart county, Georgia ii
sure about the county he went from 70
that is the question at ISSUE. a.
Americus, Go. April 10 1898.
ON the 2ith of May 1896 Hamilton ~
many, in the town of Ldwr,ncnvfno A.
was elected captain of the Mounted Vol
nnt%er Infantry and proceeded that ia To
Columbus, Ga. Uncle Jimmie Dunlan5 ~
Atlanta, was member Of that colnn,nv
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relbugs were be the reach of eXtcrn1i-
nation, but wit al their numbers and
with all their supnr points over the rab-
bits. they had tso. Surely the spring
poets should iOine against the rabbits.
for pretty soon. "A the way they destroy
all greenness theWill be nothing to in
spire the writing sweet verses to the
memory of the son, for you may strip
spring of its gruess and it will look
about as blank IA old-timer feels with
out it.
I hope l am netting cranky on this
rabbit business, Il make the prediction
that in less thaEe years there will ho
candidates runniIor the legislature on
this issue. Browuly believes that an
army will have tocalled out to suppress
them and that a ard will be offered for
their heads. Weh't live among these
rabbits much lOnWith the growing pref
udice against doWithout the dog the
horn of the huneill not be heard ,pon
the hills. the smoy win be ruined and
the nesroes-welis is enough said
Town people eot know how much
pleasure there isa big pot of greens
in the spring You must follow a
pillow to feel thetrortance exactly right.
About 10 O'Clock Will look to see how
snort your Shduo, ana lnOte tnan apt /
you will try to upon your head at I
II o'clock you Wop at the end of tho |
row and he Il time getting off A !
chew of tobacCom then on YOU viii |
have i'll your IN. thought of turning
down your plow> to get a gravel out
of your shoe. Ofse there is no gravel
hurting just at time especially but |
it is such a plea sensation to take a
seat on the beaTour pillow about that |
time of day. antre tumble at your
shoes. beating a little and holding
them up for thtto run out, that few
men have the ind to resist the TENN
tation. Town peoI not understand this.
nor do they tnovt a supreme momen: /
it is when the hiows for dinner, and
the horse Whinnce mule brayS and the !
ploWman goes lying his hamest ring
with the thought DolilnS pot of green's
in II mind width good corn DOnc;
and buttermilk, lenty good for any
one. t(i T. PUNK EFT
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18
SunbonnetS.

For either 10 cents in silver or stamps
we will send you the pretty Poke bonnet
patt m for. children. Prettiest and latest
out. II ordering give age of child.
FRENCH PATTERN co.
Box 29S Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18

Mr, r c. Wood, LoueI1, Ind. 1900 hospital cures in
30 days 1t acts directly on the Kidneys and cures
bv draining out 0f the Blood the poisonous Uric
Acid lrates, Lithates, etc, which cause the dis
eaSed ConditiOnS
Rev. &C. Darling, of North Constantia. New
York, tcstifies in the christian Witness that 1t
cured him Of Kidney disease after sixteen
years suffering Hon r. G. Wood Of Lowell,
Ind. writes that in four weeks the kava -kava
Shrub cured him of Kidney and Bladder dis
ease of ten years standing, and Rev. Thomas
NJ owen, of West Pawlet VT. gives similar
testimony Many ladies also testify to It's Won
derfui curative powers in disorders peculiar 10
wOma nhOOd.
That you may judge of the value of this Great
Specific for yourself we will send you one Large
Case by Mail r n e e, only asking that when
1t is a !yare Specific ami cannot rail. Address,
The Church Kidney Cure Company, No. 400 FOURTH
Avenue, New York City. Mention this paper
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18
SARGE
Smoke Is On
BuL
[
THE RABBI
They Kill tine
Garden tt
dc
! PLUNKETT
10 Mountains ani tho
ssin to Swell.
AS A NUISANCE
Trees and Destroy tie
'ck and Are Impu-
! Besides.
For The COnStt

he
Rrer Rabbit her problem.
As Uncle Rel would say. the above
..:a;;1r, u, f,,,, ,u who, tbo ca,
.,a ,, - 49,
or spring MAKE "a" tehoer parh Vi the
orchard trees ,eet morsel, and he Is
never slow to ia of that sweetness
,,. 1,oh,,;t IA ,,ou,n TO h., , ,rob,or,
T., ,,-.a ,rts proy,n tbipls Il womb
ha 1you - dismi& an the talk about Cuba
ana turn our a ttntion to tho rayages
IS tho .hbit and .tri1a tn find . remedy
AGAINST his deor,a sations.
Rrown's English ',oas had lust cropa up
and orr mouths i d begun to water when
we would look ii. IN them when to the
dsmay of us all the rabbits came and
the patch III ed in a single night.
Not only Engli# peas but young or
chard trees or al y other green truck is
at the mercy of Sc vile marauders. and
the ordinary OF" norgia cracker stands
no chance agar i. They have learn
ed tricks that .td-fashioned citizen
never drcamc they have as little
mercy DIS "'' '' ever Salied the
ocean,
In Old somewhat stand |
our ha' but now they |
laugh "a up th'ir heeiS
right in . Scamp'r of |
as leisure = on an even
Ing PRONE
We use young orchard
trees VIII at Scary Things
among tho then lay down
az i,'7"t "'''. ''u?'
at thcs" o od are insulting
in their m IS good as tell
us somet!h' up their heels
ana S'an'pt' #'e progressive
chapS we are , Siiuil ana Know
a thing or TWO, on, and SO on.
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Went from Gwirnett County

LHItof FonstitutiOn-Flcusa state in tho
next Issue OF The Constitution. for the |
special benefit Of a gentleman who has |
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18
4 New Cure for Kidney and Bladder Diseases,
Rheumatism, etc. Free TO our Readers.

Dl5OEhEkN Oh tNb
Kidneys and Bladder
cause BRlGHTS DIS
EASE. RHEUMATISM,
GRAVEL. PAIN IN The
BACK, FEMALE COM
PLANTS, URINARY
DISORDERS, 0R0PSY.
etc. For these dis
eases a POSITIVE SPE-
ClFlC CURE is found
in u new botanical
discovery, the won
dcriul X AVA X AVA
SHRUB, called by bot
anists, the piper me-
MuStjCulR, from t h g
Gauges river. East
India. 1t has the ex-
fruorilparV record al
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18

il would not
hear that (
gwen the
be spelt v
Old time
something
nothing 81
hat Il
only anim
progress.
the air h
all his ca
departing.
bit is here
he fattcns
go to picnic
boys would
the rcdbugs {
~
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Karl" Sargent, Ga.-Dear Junior: |
live in the country, and I like country life,
especially in spring. Flowers are blooming
In the garden, and in the woods too.
Mocking birds. and other birds that go
away in winter, have returned and their
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-04-18

| am not sure, but / think the most Won
derful sermon was preached on the Mount
of olives. Esau sold his birthrisht for
mess of pOttage.
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FROM MILLIONAIRE TO PAUPER.

JAMES A. HARRIS Box 1872. Dar8y Mich,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18

THE long and stubborn fight for sur
veyorship of the Louisville port has
been ended by the appointment of c.
NJ. Barnett, of Ohio County. A ma jor-
ity of those familiar with the strug-
gle believed to the last moment that
the Lancaster man, Col. Dan. Collier,
would win and much surprise was man
ifested when Barnett's name was sent
in. Col. Collier, so the dispatches say,
had the best endorsements Of any APP
plicant, and his friends labored faith
fully for him. but Deboe, the republi-
can senator, demanded Barnett and
the president listened to him. The
turning down of Col Collier goes to
further show the uncertainty of pol
itics- We believe the majority of re-
publicans in the state wanted Collier,
but the peoples wishes cut no ice
these days, nor have their desires had
any weight with the powers-that-be
for some years. A man might take a
petition to Washington signed by every
man, woman and child in Kentucky
and one little sap-headed senator or
congressman could knock the appli-
cant into a cooked hat. The plain
people are very dear creatures about
election time but, it over, they can go
to Halifax with their requests.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18

SENIOR ENRIQUE DEPUTY De LONE,
the Spanish minister to the United
States, kicked up quite a commotion
in Washington by writing letter to a
Spanish official severely rejecting on
the character of President Mckinley,
saying, among other things: sit shows
once more what Mckinley is: weak
and catering to the rabblc, and, be-
sides, a low politician, who desires to
leave a door open to me and to stand
well with the jingoes OF his party"
Having been detected in giving his
impressions of the president. which
were not complimentary, he took the
shortest horn of the dilemma and
cabled his resignation to the Madrid
government. 1t was none too soon,
for the very next ca BILE flashed the re-
quest for his recall. The resignation
was accepted and De LONE is a thing
of the past. officially. He is the con-
temptible dago who once before Sc
verely criticised America, her women,
her industries ETC., and Uncle Sam
should have set the toe of his big boot
under De Lome's coat tail as soon as
he landed on American soil
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
"WHo would have ever thought that

"WHo would have ever thought that
the republican party would turn down
the old soldier" remarked Congress
man Jerry Simpson at Washington the
other day, land yet that is what they
have done in this Congress. lime was
when the Republicans could not do
enough for the veteran, but now it
seems that time is past Do you know
the cluse for this sudden change?"
Yes A ten-year-old boy could an
swer that The old soldier stands no
show at the hands of this congress
simply because it is composed of a lot
of men who were either too blanked
big towards to enlist and fight for
which ever side they thought to be
right, or were at the time too little to
remember anything about it. A friend
ship exists between all old soldiers, no
matter if they were on opposite sides,
and the mean things done and said to-
ward them invariably come from peo-
pie who took no hand in the late un-
pleasantness at all.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
The New ships Christening.
UOnOS cui hOu0s deJetur.

HOHOS ca HOit0S dsb6tur.
EDITOR CENTRAL RECoRD:-
As an old Kentu khan and whilom
citizen OF Lancaster, | beg to say a
word through the medium OF your good
journal il commendation OF one of
the fairest of the fGic daughters OF
my native state. l notice that Just
the slightest ripple o. dissatisfaction
is apparent among som, of the old
sailors in regard to the christening OF
the new battle-ship, Kentucky, with
pure waite instead of whisky or wine;
and these faint rum blngs are being
echoed ty few bibulous land-lubb
They calm that the use of water will
augur but i'll for the great vessel, and
seal her fate from the start; and it
will be difficult to find good seamen to
man her, for she is certain to go down
IN storm or in battle. Now, isn't that
too bad? Bat let superstitious old tars
wag their silly heads, shrug their
shoulders and prognosticate bad
things; it will not brighten or discour-
age brave and true young gentle
woman from wise and righteous
course. Thousands and thousands of
good ships, whose spirituous baptism
had no power to save, have been doom
d to wreck and ruin upon the high seas;
and if the great Kentucky should ever
be SO unfortunate as to sink beneath
the waves and 60 down to Old Oceans
bed, the little tlagon OF clean water
will in no wise b. responsible.
Miss Bradley, from the very begin
ming of this whole afflir, has main
tanned true and womanly dignity
standing high above a selfish thought
or wO,d or act, and deporting herself
like the high-born lady that she is.
When first invited to officiate at the
launching, she mOiestly accepted; but
when contention seemed evident,
she promptly declined Then when
the masses spoke, and the honor was
thrust upon her, she again consented;
and to the surprise of all who oil not
know her, bravely broke time-hon-
ored custom, and select ID for the chris
tening pure and sparkling water in
stead of vile and drunk IN aking whisky
the one a cleansing, puri ying bles-
sing, the other whitening, blighting
curse.
1t is no light thing to stem the cur
rent of the popular will and usage and
to dare to do right, regardless of what
a gazing and criticising world may
say. This she has done-not with os-
tentatiOn or the slightest indication of
gaudy show-but, with queenly grace
and dignity that seem a part OF her
noble being, all unconscious of her
greatness, in this heroic act she has
rendered her name immortal And
when Christine Bradley shall stand
upon the deck of that gallant ship, de-
meath the flowing folds of our beloved
'O.d Glory" and in the presence of the
assemble l hosts, as the monster craft
shall be launched upon the bosom of
the mighty deep, bearing the cherish
ed name of our glorious old common
wealth, shall with her own f .ir hand
break the bottle and christen ken
lucky" with crystal water, fresh and
pure as it gurgied from the fOunt of
her native Mills, l would rather be a
witness there than to hold a transport
tation ticket to the great Worlds Fair
at Paris. K. L. COCHRAN,
Peabody, Kan, Feb. 8, '9S.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
FRIDAY, February, Is, 1898.

If the quality of bills being intro
duced in the legislature grows much
worse, we will hire some big stout
man to take us out behind the wood
shed and administer a sound kicking
for the words Of praise we uttered TO-
ward that body along in the begin
ming of the session. One of the re-
cent ridiculous bills introduced pro-
yides that the County Judge of each
county shall fix the hotel, boarding
house and restaurant rates for their
county. 1t provides that the max mum
rate for fi-st-class hotels shall not eX-
coed Sl.5o per day; boarding,houses
fly cents per day and restaurants
twenty-five cents per meal The beds
and bedding shall be kept clean and
neat, and as plentiful as the weather
demands The bills OF fare and rates
shall be posted in the office of the
County Clerk. If this becomes law,
the next thing in order will be a law
setting forth what man must eat.
how many ''chaws" to take on each
bite, and the length of time he shall
sit at the table. Its hard to under
stand why body OF men containing
SO many bright mem beers will tolerate
this nonsense. If such silly things
are INDUCED in much longer the ses-
sion will end. like nearly all previous
ones, without accomplishing anything
for the good of the commonwealth.
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STONE.

Joseph Simpson bought OF Fayette
Brooks, of Jesslmine, IL cattle at
Sl35.
Master Manforl Murphy caught
something in n trap Friday night that
res m5!ed wild cat.
T. l.. Saunders, wife and little son
and dau glitter, spent Saturday night
with the latters mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Scott, of Little Hickman. Mes RS
Norman Grow, Samuel Duncan and
Edwin Grow, OF this vicinity, spent
Saturday night AMI Sunday with Mr.
u. |, Scott, of JesSamine. Mrs. Mary
a. Saunders visited her sister, Mrs
Matte Rob .rts, OF Little Hickman.
this week, Misc Irene Raney attend
CT preaching at Buckeye, sunday, and
a,so visited Miss Celeste Simpson.
Miss Matte and Pearl SAUNDERS spent
Sunday night with Miss Irene Raney.
Mr.. Asbery Preston gave a party Sat-
urlay night in honor o Jesse aai
lewis L,may. Harry Wise, of War
rem county, visited his uncle, L. W.
Crutchield, this week. Miss Nettie
Preston spent Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. l. zze Lcmay. Is. Z Covington,
of Lite llichm m, spent San lay with
Tom Lemay. Mr.. Newt Cow and
wife spent Sunday with L. l.. Sanders
and family. C.arance Broaddus, OF
Lancaster, and Mss Minnie Broaddus,
McCreary, visited the family of Thorn
as Sanders Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST.
STRUCK OUT

Testimony as TO Husband and W -fe-Must
lie from ID her Partie, i'm Divorce Cases.
FRANKFORT. Ky, Feb. 1.-THE SEN
ate had nearly as many new bills "a
members in attendance saturday. The
following bills Were passed:
Relieving stockholders in newspapers
of double liability; concerning Jail
physicians in Louisville; hcuse bin
making Wickliff, Ballard county, q
fifth instead of siXth-class city; house
bill fixing penalty for failure OF
county school superintendent TO COM
Ily with the law as TO informing each
county school as to the manner OF
sending pupils TO the A. & NJ. college.
The house bill changing the code as
to testimony was also passed, after the
senate had amended the mca sure 50 as
to strike out the provision allowing
husband and wife to testify against
each other in divorce cases.
The bill, rs amended, makes no
change in the law except to allow
dispositions Of convicts in certain
cases.
The senate act, allowing school tru >
tees to employ sheriffs 10 collect school
f.N
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
EScapPd Trial by Death,

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. l5.-Tom Man.
ly died Monday morning at the Jail of
pneumonia. The wife of the dead man
IS in Cincinnati. but the family reside
in this city. Manly, together with
Bill Harkins. was charged with daring
robberies. Several weeks ago, in
broad daylight. two men unlocked the
warehouse of VIM. &. Meier & Co., the
tobacco warehousemen. Eight hogs
heads of tobacco. valued at 81. 800. were
removed and shipped to Cincinnati for
sale. Manly and Harkins were arrest
ed and charged with the theft.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-02-18
Seven New Smallpox Cases.

smallpox situation was worse Monday.
Physicians discovered seven new cases
during the day, three of them being
whites. c. Abel, brother of Chief OF
Police Ball. who runs aealoon on Nine
teenth street, was removed to the east
end as smallpox patient. The cases
Of Charles Whitaker, white boy liv-
ing on Eakter avenue, and a white man
naiaed Murphy were discovered Mon
day morning, and they were placed in
rigid quarantine. There are now a
total of 2S eases under treatment.