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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
Wemeite Na6ri1tett.

llebera0 in >Spanien tinoen Guhe.
ltDrrngen itatt uno iiber ben arDbter
Sbell Der Stdbte 1T Der Selaeerunos.
sultanb perbdnNt. Sie GubeltDrunoer
lino meniaer politiider als iosialer Na=
tur. Sie drmeren GlaHen leiben ourf
Die boben @etreioepreiie uno perlangen
grot. Die 3ruppen iino an pielerl
Srten niAt i'm Stanoe, ben Gu5ef6=
rungen Ginbalt su tbun.
Nuh in Stalien finoen &ubeli0run-
gen itatt uno muBte in mebreren pro=
oin,en Der Yelaserunsssultano ertldrt
meroen. sSn Mtailano mubten Die
Sruppen einIdreiten uno bic Sage ilt
bort febr ernit. gbenl in Neapef, mo
bel einem 3uiammenlioB smiIden Stu
Oenten un6 Nrbeitern nit Dem Milit1r
biele Yerfonen pernunoet muroen. sSn
&om bat Die Yolisei tpibtiae Ootumente
beIdlaanabmt, aus ipel1en berporaebt,
oaB es lib nm eine planmdbise 3epolu=
tlon banoelte, welde ieood su frub be-
9onnen bat.
sSn Berlin iinb bic 8rotpreiIe 10 bis
Is Yro3ent aeitiegen uno Die SosialiIfen
uno &aoitalen beablidtigen, Die 6tel-
lung Der Neaierun9 in Der Mufbebuna
Der RorrjOae uno bas Steigen Der
Yrotpreiie bel Der beborfebenoen Wahl
in ibrem Sntereife gu oer,penoen.
Das Gosrtbal 1T BON elmer lleber=
ldnemmung beim9eiudt, bel tpelber
beionoers bic Gtabt Guloa in Mtlei-
oenidaft 9esogen ,porben lit. Sin Wol-
tenbrud bat i'm 2ennetbal siemIib be-
beutenOe 0erluite sur GoIse aebobt.
Grobe geiorgniB erre9t aud oas Stei-
gen Der Weier unb Der Nenns.
Sn Gnlutb. Minn., tuuroen so BOZ
3erne @ebdube elm &aub Der s5lammen
uno 1000 perionen tuurben obndlblos.
Die Miensr vMbenopoft" meloet, ooB
aud Die 6ltreidiide Meaierung beihlol-
len bat, Die GetreioesOae auf3ubeben.
Bon Nom ipirb bic Nahridt beHdtiQf
oaB Stalien am Noraben0 elmer Nepo=
luton ltehe, uno baB bic Woltserbebuno
i'm gan3en Ganoe nid,t lnelr lanae ber-
50sert tperoen lpirb. T,eie Nodrid5t
beruridht in paris arobe Yefriebiguna,
iueil Elm repubitaniides Stalien als nnz
tiirli4er areunO s5ranfreibs unb ols
Elm 6eino bes Oreibunoes betrdntet
mirb.
Nailano tDiro bon ben aufldn0i(9en
beldgert.
Sn @otn tuur0tn bei ben berf@iebenen
@trnBeflirdtuollsn piele Berfonen QetStet
lnno olnbsrte berwunbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

| 8aroiba unb 6eorgii, bic beiser
Wdnner, bic am 26. Gebruar perIuh
hatten, bel 9ltben ben Gbhig 6eors IL
ermoroen, tpuroen am Mp,ltag binee.
! ritbtet.
Stalien bat feline GetreioesDle biz
5nm 30. Sum- aufsehoben.
Sn Wolfa uno an anoern YIdber
Stallens baben Broofraipaile itattoe=
funoen. Sieben perIcnen iino eet0otet
uno 60 iino pertpunoet porben.
gud 6rantrei9 unb 6panisn woreu
senOt6ist, Die 8etreioeaolls auf3ubeben,
Inn Die Notb Der drnleren RlaiIen su
linoern.
Ser S6ooner ,Grotpn" ilf in Der
Ndbe bon st. sSobns, q. S., unter9e=
aanacn uno Die aanse 8elabune bon
ELF 4Rann lit ertrunten.
Die Spanier 9lraentin:sns msroen
oieie Wp6e cine Wsillion geIetas tele=
Grapbilb nah Mabrio ienben, als 9ei=
traa fur ben Nationalfonos aur Yer=
tarfuna Der fpaniiden 6lotte.
@m z. Mai bssablten bic 8ertreter
Gbinas ben @ertretertl Sapans in Der
Sant bon gn9lanb $55, 600, 600, ben
3eft Der 3ricssidulo. Sie iapanii6en
5ruDpen weroen iofort Wei=6ai.g8ei
r1lllnen.
Sic &6niain bon gelgien, cine Spd.
ter oes peritorbenen grsbersoas sSciepb
bon Seiterreih, puroe bel elmer Spa=
alerfabrt in Der um9ebung oes tonia=
liden Sdloiies bel 2aefen umeeworlen
mo fieI in ben See. Sie tpuroe nidt
perleBt.
Ser britiIde Sampfer ,Maitlanb",
pelher bon Sionep nod Neipealtle un=
tertpeas mar, itranoete bel Yroten Ban,
on Der auftralilben &llte. 6 perIonen
Iin0 ertrunten.
Sn Nlieante, Spanien, Iinb alle 3oll=
1peiher BON ben 4ufriibrern einaedihert
morben, nahoem oas bort befinoIihe Sc
treble tpeageibleppt poroen mar. Sau=
fen Don @dnnern uno 6rauen bar6sie=
ben Die Straben. Die @enoarmen aer=
ltrenten Die Wenae, bod tlrs nc1ber
bate fib Der Mob iuieoer aeiamnett.
Sas tpaniibe Winiiferum bat reiia-
nirf, aber es fdllt Der 2e9entin Idmer,
lemanoen gu finoen. Der bereit lit, Die
Grbibaft Ga9afas ansutreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

Ta bon alIen tleinen Nsfcrn an
Der atlantiiden uno Golftiilte @einhs
i'm Msarine= uno Grieasoepartemcnt Elm,
lauFen, lie our1 8arniionell, Seltunas.
merle ohera oar Gricasidiffe su heitiiben,
nno Die 8unbeslenatoren bon Slprioo
lid ioaar 81 ssiiriprehern folder Sc
inde aufaeworfen baben, 1T amtlih er=
tldrt poroen. oaB gIneriife arf unbe-
feitiate Staote iiberbaupt unmabrfbein=
li1 iinb uno oaB. tpenn iolbe Yombar-
dement's mirtlid, bcabiibtiat merben,
na6 hem g0lferrebt bic Mntiinoiauna
minoelfens "a 6tunben porher erfoloen
lnub, oamit giidttdmpfer lib in 5lder-
belt brinsen f6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
aaslann.

Der Qanbpirtb 61neiber in Riibn-
oorf inl Rreiie 6Gleuiinae,l. yropin3
Sadien, bat IN einem Wutlanfaa feline
gbsfrau uno beren Mutter erIhla9en
uno 1T ieitoem ipurlos peridmunoen.
Ger beutlhe 3eidstag tpurbe am 8.
Dsai 9eihloiicn.
Wit III 9eQen 83 5timn,en ipurbe
BON oem oeutlden &eihStaa Die Wor=
laae an9enonmen. Die cine Nepiiioa Der
Dt,litdrprosB= 6traforonung lin bunla=
nitdren Ginne poriiebt.
Die oeutide 9teoierung gefebt inoffi=
siellen @prreIpoiloen3eil I'LL, bah an 0enl
llnterlndtrnl anlsritaniiden Cblt fsiDx
Sun oie. G6ilolduie asfunoei, mnt-
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12
@dbreno ben lektsn Saaen Bot nan

| 2saDfen0 zen leEtell SaQeil bat mai
Stuilbe Fir Stltnoe auf eineu RuIam-
menitob Der anleritaniiben Slotte unite,
Sdmplon nit Der ipanilhsn sslotte er.
lpartet, Die por un9efdar 10 3aaen Don
Den @ap Gcrbe Snlsln otoeieqelt lift,
uno ieDi uernimmt man, ooB Die ipani-
'he Glotfe mad Gaolr suriifaefebrt lit.
WtGn ernartet nun, Gampion merne
nit leiner Nlutte San sSuan. Die Oaupt,
ltaot BON porto @ien. anareiien.
yDiu SompInn cine Seeihladt ees
minnen. 10 miro ibm nidts iibris blei-
ben, als ben atlaniii9en Ssean su trsu=
| sen unO bic fpaniIhen 2iiIicu ansugrei=
| fen.
gSnn moorios Miro eemeIoet, bas
golt lei uii.beno iiber Die @iiftebr Der
Sap 8eroc=6lotte nod Saoir, ,pslde,
pie man eebpfIt. Der ameritoniidaen
6lotte cine Sdlaht liefern uno ourf)
einen Site Die Wirtuna Der Mieoerloae
bel Wanlla ablhmGhen miiroe. Sl
WaOriO baben neue Strabentrawalls
Itatt0efunaen.
Gilis~ ~Marineisfretdr Meitleiobn bat
I3O Sdlffe sefartert. Die bic Gopaeitdt
(haben. $4,000 Mann auIsune6men.
lSie llno fir ben Sransport Bon Srup-
|pen nod Cuba uno ben pbilippinen be-
Itimmt.
Ser Gebellenfiibrer M0uinoloo bot
cine Proclamation an bic e}niurgenten
in Manila erlaIen babe, tpprin er lie
anpeist, Die Orores oes GontresMomi=
rolls Selrep uno oes Ser. Gtaaten.Gon=
iuls gBilliams i'll befolaen, oab lie aber
oellen unaeattet ibre &ahethaten oeaen
Die Spanier unh ibre prieiier in ben
Siltritten auBerbalb Der Staot forts
iebsn.
IS muroe elm 8eriuh aemaht. has
5rinfmaIier fir bas Talblnger in Mo.
bile, Ilabama, 5u pergiTten.
Gon Nlerieo fommt ole Nodriht,
oaB Marquis De Senoana, Der fpani-
ide Ueianbte IN Merieo, pcridieoenen
prnnlnenten Spaniern srsdblt babe,
nab ipaniide Geiamaoer lei bei Gap
9sroe sstbcilt nOroen uno cine stbtbsi=
luna, iturf aenna, bic 6lptte gemep's.
su beludttiaerl, lei ieit benz %. 9tprii
alIf oem Meae na1 Olanila. Seire
grsdbluna betrdItiete er Ourf Die
Torte: sd iaoe Sbnen auf meiu
GbreEwort, oaB nies aeiheben it,"
9Senn iih oieie Na6ribt bellltiat,
10 lit es Den Gpaniern pabri6cin!i0
9elurAen, uriere Marinelelt,yng ire
81 fiibren uno uns einen arpBen Gor=
ipruna absuaem,nllen. Gotb Gemep
1T Der Mann oaju, Oiele pldne 81 pers
eiteln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

= Sn prescott. gIriaon0. bat cine
ebenio reide. tpie reife Minenbeliberin
bic gltern ihres Nannes auf Oerausaabe
Dieies 2eberen perflaat. Nie 6eiratf)
fanb Dor eima siilem Monnt lfatt, ober
idon sfpei Haae banad fanen bic gltern
oes iitnaen @atten uno boIien i'm ba=
raul bin. bab er nod riht oas 6cirat6s=
fdbiae Mlter babe. olls ben Mrmen Der
Satin hinlUea uno baben i'm ieitoem
iuie bic b0ie Melt prescotts behaup=
tet, ioaar Bel Wai5sr llno Broo -
perboraen aehdIten. Dos tommt Dopon,
ipenil man Glemann IN, ebe man nlann
lpir0.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-12

Wobl bic aliidiihiten 2eute in hcn
Ser. Staaten limb 3nr 3eit Die @iiraer
zines tleinen Gtdbthens. Is Meilen
norboiilih non ssiHhlon. 8. Tas
Gtdoben heist ndmlib Nemeppille uno
muroe nod Commodore @eorae Derep
l,enannt. als er nod elm iuneer Mam1
mar i,no cine fllrse 3eit lang fir Die
sSirma Uetpep. palmer e so. bon Nelp
Dorf. beren dlteites MitgIieb elm Gntel
bes 6elben bon Wanilla mar, oaielbit
Die Ginridtuna elmer SsaBoanbenfabrif
leitete. Eis BepDfernne beiinoet fh
infolae bes Sieges Al Manillo in einem
f0rmlihen GrsuDsntaumd.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Mrs. Sam Martin is confined at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Faus, on Hill
street. suffering from the results of an
accident Saturday night. While driving
down 18th street, the cart in which Mr..
and Mrs Martin were riding, collided
with carriage and both occupants were
thrown out. Mrs. Martins injuries were
such that she had to be carried back TO
Faus' house and medical assistance sum-
moned
Daily camera., 1898-11-22
Than ksgiving hance

The masque ball at the armory next
Wednesday night will be the most en-
ioyable affair OF the season. Prof. Mel
vim is dancing teacher of note all over
the state and he says the floor is second
to none for dancing. Everyone is lnvlt-
ed to attend but those who are objection
able will positively be rejected from the
hall. Everybody should turn out and
help the company.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

To be we'll dressed is one of the chief
desires of a refined gentleman. H. Now
OK, merchant tai or, No. 2oI5 18th street,
Boulder, wishes to call attention to the
exec llent fit and style of his garments
Material and workmanship are guaran
ed in every particular. My prices
will interest you.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Richard Beckwith, the mining pro
moter. arrived this morning after visit
of several weeks in New York City and
Hartford, Connecticut. While nothing
definite has been made public regarding
the sale, it is understood that the Delano
mill sale has been finally concluded.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Grand Master Goudy, Grand Secre.
tary Norman, Vice Presiden, Olive c.
Butler. all of the Grand lodge of the Odd
Fellows, will be in Boulder tonight to
attend the anniversary celebration OF
Ruth Rebekah lodge
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Incorporation papers for the Eldora'
Grand Gold Mining company have been
filed with the county clerk. Capital stock
100000; incorporators Henry Tamm,
Benz amin Fleishman, F E. BeIl;to oper.
ate in Ell Paso and Boulder counties.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

The person who took by mistake ar
ostrich feathered fan with tortoise shell
sticks, at the charity ball. will greatly
oblige the owner by leaving It either a,
1900 Pine street or at this office. ~ 2t
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Work will be begun on the changes in
Boulder hose house as soon as the plans
to be furnished by Pearce arrive. 1t is
not possible to state at present just when
the new apparatus will be reau,, but the
committee will push the work as rapidly
as possible.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

A meeting of the Moody chorus will
be held in the Baptist church tonight.
While the date Of the evangelis's visit to
Boulder is not yet definitely decided it
is desired that the chorus be re.dy for
an emergency.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Delegates to the convention OF Far mers
at Fl. Worth, Texas, on December 4,
will be given free transportation all over
that state. Inns offer, which will com
prise trip of 1900 miles, will include
the accredited delegates and their fam.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22
Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list Of attractive offer.
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character.
Give US your properties tor rent.
WARREN c. DYER's
Real Es'ate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Thanksgiving dinner given by the A.
VI. E church in the Odd Fellow hall in
the postoffice building, dinner beginning
at p. m, Wednesday Nov. y, Opos-
,um and sweet potatoes, turkey and all
other delicacies of the season. 22-2t
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Thomas Autrey today closed deal
through the agency of Warren c. Dyer
for the purchase Of the northwest corner
lot on Walnut and nth streets from
William Church. Consideration named
as 1000.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

P. NJ. Nelson & Son report big busi'
ness since their Thanksgiving sale be-
gan. They are giving five per cent off.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Harl S. Kittle, the jeweler, is making
Some very close prices in all his lines to
make room for his holiday goods MI
sonic temple.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Du Bois and
children came down from Jimtown yes
terday and left this morning for Denver
to spend the winter.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

A divorce was granted Chrstin Fisher
from Harry G. Fisher in the county cour
this morning. The charge was desertion
and non-support.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Don't forget "The Air Ship" will re.
turn to Masonic temple this Tuesday
evening, Nov. ~.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Mrs. M. A. Embree, who has been ser.
,ously ill with typhoid fever for some
weeks. is again able to be up and around
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

The funeral of the late Miss Tlllie
Thornton will be held tomorrow after
noon, services to be conducted by the
Rev. M. D. Hornbeck.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Big cut in price of Indian baskets FIJI
day and Saturday at the University
Book and Drug Store. II-7I II
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Now is the time to buy one OF those
handsome baskets at the University
Book and Drug Store. I1-2I If
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

7. H. Kaiser and wife left this morn
ing for Virginia, Nebraska.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Cen raj J. N. Ives will go 10 Laramie
on the afternoon tram on lega
business.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Walter Breach is here from Aspen or
a visit with relatives.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Special sale of Indian baskets, Friday
and Saturday, at the University Book
and Drug Store. II7Itf
Daily camera., 1898-11-22
Coal and Kindlins at Woollet. Browns.

Don't miss seeing The Air Ship"
at Masonic temple tonight.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

A. !. Mackey will entertain number
of friends at an elaborate Thanks9 wing
dinner on Thursday.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Jimmie Collins is Still confined 10 his
bed as a result of an accident he had q,
the store of P. NJ. Nelson.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Miss Matte Gates has received "crd
of the death of her sis er in the east.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Twenty cents on the dollar saved al
Oale'S removal sale.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Coal and Kindling at Woollstt-Bro

Mrs. VIM. Babcock spent the day in
Denver.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Mrs. Charles Davis, who has been quite
i'll for ten days, is again able to be out.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Writing paper five cents box at the
Book and Drug Store. II 2 II
Daily camera., 1898-11-22
Fur Lease or Sale

Fur Lease or Sale
NV furnished residence in University
terrace, MAURICE E DUNHAM.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

Hurlbut's Royal Arms" is the latest
in fine stationery. All sizes at the Uni
versity Book and Drug Store. 11-7I If
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-30
\ CHALLENGE.

To Z. ?. ~iIardesiy. Silver Party Nom
inee Tor State Senator; Charles
Pierson. Webter Puters N, uur.
ace Corycll, ST yer Party Nominees
for tie Assembly; and John +.
Wheeler, Silver Party Nominee for
District Attorney:
We, the IN iersigue /. do hereby
challenge you and each OF you. Ia
meet us in jo ut debate upon the is
sres OF this campaign at any time
and place ~ may be arranged by Tie
Central Commuters ~ uur respect.
I've parties, and We hereby inslruc,
our said committee that ii is orr dc
Else that you be Above ! the opening
and closing and such other and fur,
her concessions as you may desire.
And you and each ui you are hese,
by notified that il you fall to accent
or should yuu ignore this challenge.
Se will camp on yous trail- iron,
now until November 8.h. (Si.ned)
F.. l.. u ngha,u,
Democratic nouniEee for State
Senator.
Il. a.. + johnson.
Democratic nominee for IA
semblyman.
u. r. Cooke.
Democrats nominee for Dis.
trici A%ttorncy.
TuscarOra, Sept. I'D, 1893.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-30
Hoods Pills sur. Liver ms; easy
TUT TT OR SHUT CP.

The Ar-unau' in It's issue -. yes.er-
day drops insuuatiOns and inuenuoS
and makes a straight statemru'
charging tile present editor uf til,
I~DEPENDEST with being u political
boss -by cnmbiuing with t@u ",hcr
coniruled7 the Democrats Count,
Couvenii"n; that IL is trio held a siar
chaml,er session and there tix,l "a. g
slate. Tie language 81 the article n.
which these charges are set forth l.
as t"l.ows:
w charged that the a'orc aid '-li-
tor still tuning against b. sslsu d.
wen, into the Democratic ]cUuvcutiO.
i'll ElKc. and. 10y con bgulug with twa
others. conir Hi that body. - ,ha
in r~ralit, it IarEcd nj - the es-cntia
elements 20 dear tn true Democrats
We said ;ha; 1t was bgssism. Doe
l. sSism became less v.ciuus yhrn rx-
eTc;scd 10y the gentleman III question:
Has he Ii divine right To cxcscIsr u
buss' power: And Is ne only railing
at these others because ne thluAs
they are infringing on his prcTU.a.
tive?
we charge that these gentlemen
held a star cuamber =, $ on and herr
liked mp L late, which went thruu-h
coveu'!"u by aCcIauagsa. ~ua!lutiu-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-30

The Peace niumisNioners met at
the Offices at the Frrn T. Foreign
Minister III Paris On "Wednesday.
The French newspapers continue
to comment uIon the di I'cult;es
Which tie ~" commissions will have
to lace by reason ~ their divergent
iustruc i"ns, heHnn | IN ii. it is sail.
they cannot 20. GH Bias say:
1.-The Spanish -uvernment has given
its commissioners very p-rrls,. in
structions The. ire Ia do til, ir Ut
can ,e no question Of diaph'ing the
rights uf Spa Iish sovereignty over
Manila. the isl md ~ Lpzbn and 'he
rest of the ar III "lago. nni-ide ~ the
ma ;al st ,fInnS. whi.h spain will cede
Mt the Mariuune l. nnds.
"On the other siie. too. the Ameri
car com mission. before. leaving Pres
idcni Mckinley. r'ccivel from him
very precise iustru ;iuns, from which
the commissioners cannot deiart.
The following is Ii text %! their ~
~,rnCiions:
-First-Spain cedes absolute ~nv-
ereignt! over the whole of the island
OF Luznn
$50 1.-The o'her i'll Ind4 ~ the
archipelago will he replaced unIer
the dominion ~ = am on condi'u.n
Eat Il liberal government Is accorded
to the innai.it mrs.
Third Tie complete separation
Il chur IN and state III these islands.
Fourth Spain canuor crde nny
"'heT isl 'nis III the group :" any Tor.
rign powers without Americas con.
sent.
-Fifth-Ihe United Stutcs shall
Enjoy for all time the commercial
urivilcgeS as the mot favored nation
no excepting Span herself
The Gil Bias concludes with re-.
iEa-Sug:
Ill Is the "fofc Ia be f-aral that
Tor unhappy Spain thu negUtiatInus
which open IN the lst 81 Ortnber will
give no satisfaction
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-30

Some miscrraut, WHO deserve IN
break rock Cor the State for IL term OF
years, has been killing Sansuinets
cat le in Mound Valley Two were
sbo last week on his own lind, one
with bird shot the o'hcr with IL nile
In the latter case the shoulder b9,lr
through which the ball PAS --I was
cut ont and carried away the parties
evidently he ng IL al hat II might
ne evidence Of the pcculi ,r nnd tar-
ocular califter i the guL u-d. Tie.
CO unity officers are Investigating the
matter.
rhoma + Bayard, p1-Minis'er TO
Ell land. for many wears L ) Sena-
tor 'run Delaware and S-cretar, Of
State durinT Cl"vel md # :; term
iied AT knrlsteiu, Mass, the summer
nome ~ ms daughter. on Wednesday
~,ftetnopn.
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-09-30
THE Mas OF THE HOUR.

All great crises in our political
sfairs, he they National. State
comfy, or mere %precinct affairs are
productive Of leaders peculiarly
equipped to solve the problems at
hand. Lincoln The -raii splitter rose
like d meteor from comparative OBJ
security to the highest pinnacle in our
political system. when the great agi-
tation OF lS6o called for a giant iutei
lect TO solve the slavery question.
Grant the tanners son.. came
naturally to the front when the cal
antilles Of the first years OF the Re-
bellIon called for a military genius at
the head OF the Union armies.
Governor Bradley, odd Bruadhorns-
Was the Moses OF his time when the
acnte questions of that decade de-
handed Il master hand al the head Of
affairs III our own State.
Another crisis has arisen in our
state stfairs. Again there is Il de-
mand that a man strong in common
senee, practical IN affairs. aud az I'm.
tarnlshed honor and incorruItib.e in
tegniy shall assume the direction OF
State affairs. The continued packing
OF conventions. the o%orrup,ing Of
legislatures and debauching o! voters
by interruptions corporations. and
dishonest Office seekers has cDgen6.
cred a vi le spread feeling y. dis
gust throughout she State, which has
taken the for IL - revolt a.alnst the
self inprSeI lead 'Hhip ~ the c.ew
who nov hold the Off ,es and disgrace
the fair name OF the State.
The resent democratic State SON.
vention vas composed OF representa-
hres from the great bUdy Of the cou-
nor people who spurne ! the offers II
place and profit and emphatically
protested against the present regime
by plac'ug in the field ii State ticket
headed by George RusselI.who b. long
years OF residence In the State has
thoroughly fdmiliarized himself with
its public affairs, n successful busi-
ness man, whos K every act has ALWAYS
been marked 10y the striciest honesty
and above all whose known integrity
Is a guarantee that the currup,ious
aid scandals III State affairs of the
past will not be repeated II he is
placed in charge, character tics
which combined emphatically stamp
him az she man OF tie hour
He will leave tomorrow Tor q can
Vass OF the State. To the thousands
in all parts OF the State who are sc.
quainted with his history. Mr.. Rus
sell needs no introduction. To those
who may cot know him PERSONALLY or
by reputation. yOu viii find Il a
rugged 10 appearance. but with a
head -ch ok full Il common hore
sense II mar who knows the history
and resources IT Nevada from 4 Ia
isird, who is emiren:ly practical in
affairs and with old fashipue1 ideas
that public office is a public trust
and who will insist that corporations
shall have the same privileges as the
poorest individual. but no better. \
nan who will holt every officer under
him TO tae ssnctest &C :%ountabitity
and who will uoi disgrace the ofic.
and State, after the manner Of the
present incumbent, by appearing on
the tlblic streets in a beas;ly state
OF intoEication.