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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
August 90, 1893.

Mr.. Min called at the office last
evening and requested the INpEPEN-
DENT To extend the sincere thanks Of
himself and family 10 the people of
.Elko for their kind sympathy and as
sistance in their great bereavement.
Prince Bisnlark's brain was the
heaviest ever yet possessed by man.
NeighinG according to measurement,
1867 grammes, as against the average
weight Of civilized man of 1880 gram.
mes. People who oppoeed him will
testify that his head wis also hard.
Out OF the tfty-si= counties ID the
State OF Colorado 26 are gold. pro.
dacing, ana since 1858, when g0ld
was first discovered there. the State
has produced $3.50. 0OO, GOO in gold and
silver.
The New YrokTribune suggests that
if General %Joe"Wheeler thinks that
an! body iu that part Of the count,
likes HIM less because. in the excite
ment Of the moment. he dropped
thirty odd years ont Of his calender
Mt Santiago and told his men to 60 in
and clean out the Internal Yankees,
let him come to New York and see
how a touch Of nature makes the
whole country kin.
All consumers Of water are re-
quested to heed the notice Of the
Water Co. in this issue. The wa ter
supply is running short and uni. IS
economy is practiced there is liable
to be a water famine in town. Be-
side this there is danger Of a lack Of
water to fight fire with If one should
break ont. A little economy on your
part may rave You own and YOUR
neighbours property. Read the no.
tice in this issue and economize in
the use Of water.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
The origin of ..w,nne,nueo..

There Ii a Winamuck Valley. a
Wlnainnck Lake and the towr of
WInnemucca Ill Nevada. It is a
ravorlte name with the PIutes es.
Peclallyj among the relatives Of the
old Piute Chief, Winnenucca. The
origin OF the name as given by nil old
and intelligent Piute to the winter
was as follows: .- .....
Two white men. trappers, the first
pale faces ever by the P,utes
arrived from the Owyhee river 1t the
Sink o: Humboldt, where a large
numberio OF indians were fishing. The
CHIEF OF the band. then a young man,
wore a mocassin on Ole foot, the
other be'ug bare. The Piutes call a
moccassm @Mucca," and the trappers
t distinguish the chief from the other
Indians, called him in a mixture of
Engli>h and Indian @Onenenucca."
The chief took a fancy 20 the name
and WAS ever afterwards known b,
that name, which in early days was
corrupted into Winamuck.
S. b. O'Baunoon, a graduate OF
Yale College. and a Nephew Of Hon.
u. Browning, VINO was Secretary of
the Interior under President Lincoln.
gave the present town OF Winnie
mucca it's name. In 1863 he and
others discovered gold and silver
mines in the mountains near the old
French bridge on the Humboldt.
They decided to- name the district in
honor "f the oh chief, who was then
friendly to the whites. He consulted
an Indian who could speak some
English rs to the pronunciation of
the name, and spelled it Winnie
mucca. though up to that time the
old chief was called Winamuck h>
the people. The French bridge WAS
built across the Humboldt by Ginaca
and Lay and was located at the pres
sent town of Winnemucca.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
Notice to Creditors.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Fourth Judicial district OF
The Slnteof Nevada, III and for the
County OF Elko.
~ the matter IT the estate OF John.
Hibbets, deceased. ..,.. '..... .lGe
Notice is heteby given that j. F.
Triplett was duly appointed Execu.,
tor OF the last will and Testament, OF
said dtceased OH Gle 20tli day of Aug
ust, 1893, WIs1reditofs anu ali per.
cons having ,claims ggaipst said de-
ceased are hereby notified to file them
with theCltrk OF tatAo Court within
SIXTY taya litter the first qualifications
OF this notice. ....'.f.nI t.llnfIn'.
u j. j.. TRIPLETy. 9 :
Execute r OF the Last Will and Testa-
ment Of said decpased.
Dated August ~. 1893, .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
TIL. Horses Of Manila.

Among the first things to impress a
stranger are the horses. Descended
from horses brought from Mexico.
they have become much smaller,
while they, are al-o u.uch more shape.
ly.! In fact have never seen u bet
ter looking breed. There is nothing
OF the pony about their shape, though
in size they range bel ween 48 and so
inches. At first it looked absurd to
see them ridden by big men whose
stirrups hung down to the horses
knees; but [ soon found out that they
easily carried u rider weighing 2DO.
pounds. The foreigners have a
Jockey club. which holds two meet
lngs u year at tue beautiful turf track
at Santa Mesa. To avoi sharp prac-
tice, meu beers Ut the club ouly. r
eligible to ride. This ~necessitates, a
Scale Of weights starting at l32
pounds and rising to 1874 ponnds. 1t
demonstr rates the strength and speed
Of these miniature horses, that a
mile mas been run i'll 2 minutes and
10 seconds by d pony carrying $50
pounds. Only stations are used.
Mares cannot even he brought into
the city. Nobpdy Wake; ever, body
rides; and on any special fiesta thou.
sands Of carriages ill the streets. l
doubt if there il d city in the world
That can turn out half the number of
private vehicles i'll proportion to til.
Observation-Disclosures Cumming in
the Century.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20

C"IUMBIA--J udu's: InsDectora
Alex W inning, Wm. Burte. l Del.
MAEnls-KIrfer'e: inspectors, w.
u. M~cLa"ghlm, John poherty Jarnes
"".a"' . Del.
"EiLA\ps-Tucker's: Inspectors,
i""oert Tucker. o. II. BaIleneer,
'''r"th' l Del.
SALMON Observation-Disclosures: Ip.pec.
tori, |. y Dwight, Mr.. Hickey
del. '
O'NEILL-O'Ncin's: Inspections. w
=. Htuesley, W. T. O'Nrill w. IT..
ELMER. maj
BRYAN-Joe T..:rors: Inspectors.
Joe Taylor, Lon Eastman. lD.I
BY order OF tl;- Committee,
j. +. .RIPLETT,
Chairman.
w. W. BOOMER,
Secretary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20

Ex:-When the grasshopper ceases
to hop, and the old COW ceases her
baU ling. when the tit hes no longer
flop, and the baby quits it's squalling
when the dunner no lN ger dune, and
the hootowl quits it's hoo ing, When.
the river cease to run and the burglar
stops his lootlpC, when the vines no
longer twine and the lark stops his
larkinR, when the eun no longer shines.
and the young la quits his eTark-
ing, hen the heavens begin to drop,
and the mother in law quits advising,
then it is time to thut up shop and
quit adVertisi6g-bht not until
thar time.
ander's for a
month.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased PORTION of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constit utional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an.
int1amed condition Of the mucous lin
ing Of the EustachIan Tube. When
this tube gets lntiamed you have a.
rumb!ing sonnd or Imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed deaf.
ness ID the result, and unless the in
Illumination can be taken ont and this
Tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, winch is nothing but an in
fiamed condition OF tile mucous sur
faces. .... ... n.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caused' by
caIarrh) that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
~culars, free.
f. J..CHENEY& Co, Props,
Toledo. Ohio
Halls Fumily Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
SALMAGUNDI.

G.. G. Truert Of DeeSh is doing bus
ness in town today.
An exchange asks: il the C
hg prevalence of appendicitis another
Of prosperity?
The Silver party primaries are
being held Il is afternoon. a light
|ote is beng polled.
TIE team from the China ranch
polk Il spin around town on it's own
look at noon. No dana &c was done.
If you want some first class brick,
'all at the INDEPENDENT office. We
kave three or four thousand for sale.
George Anderson is building a
pamm tn wafer tank for Webster
PATERSON. Webst er must be prepar-
pg for ii long drought.
Dave Casper has Just e we'd q
ew lot Of samples Of Spring md
ummer Clothing which, will be made
} order from $3.50 IN.
The Comstock has another spook.
bis time it appears as a man in
lite instead Of a wolna in black.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will be in La.
ollie next Sabbath Aug. est, and
u return to preach in Elko Aug
lib, at IL A. NJ.
III !on want to buy a buggy or
image cheaper than yon can get it
Whore else in town, call at the
DEPENDENT office.
The shipment of green fruits from
P~htornia this season exceeds that Of
"a, Notwithstanding there is a short.
+ iii the aciduons fruit crop.
|" nile You arCIoowing for a change
Tie weather.. examine the latest
terms in wall paper Mt the Postof-
All goods first clase and ut the
rest living prices. Cali in and ex.
Inc my stock. No trouble to show.
pds. |. y. Sherwood. +
fenator Stewards paper says Ne
las the most patriotic State in
Union because its regular quota
tFOops vas 223 and it furnished
nearly three times it's quota. This.
pretty good for the rotten bor-
sh.
K erience T"aches the value Of
WIS sarsapariIa. it is constantly
'n'Pllshing wonderful cures and
pie in all sections take it, knowing
oil 10 them good.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
=, W ter C. nATInprs.

Owing to the continued decrease in
the flow Of wafer. water for irrigating
pnrEo ~s will only he turned on from
6 p. NJ. to 6:45 p. NJ. W. ask our pat
rons il they will please he rs saving
with the water us possible. as the
tank thus morning only showed two
feet of water. Respectfully,
ELKo WAFER Co.
August 90, 1893.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20

A stranger arrived at, Trrckee Tho
ether day and claimed he could drinE
oil the whisky in the town. Aftss
swallowing thirteen big horns DO
came unconfc t0ns and narrowly.
escaped furnishing; The subject for &c.
Poroner's inquest.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20

,ooDS PILLS cure allIiyer ills
0td Tor % cents by q. II Hood e
+ Lowell. Mass.
10 will Of the late John, Hibbets
admitted to probate this after.
and j. +. Triplett was appoint
''cu'or without bontts tl sac0uf.
with the provisions Of the will.
,ourt appointed A. Bruce, Ed
@'nhart and W. W. Booher up.
1e"' The estate is estimated at
sS0W and is bequaathed to,
N@apds Gl9Smd hss ella
'ef' sisters Of the deceased:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
PROCEEDINGS
or THE
DEMOCR RATIO
County Contra: Committee

ulAD oI the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Elko comfy. Il meeting WIS
held at Elko at s O'Clock. r. NJ. Friday |
August II, 1893. Tie meeting WIS
called to order by j. F. Triplett, Chair
man.
On molten the following resolutions
were adj rpted:
Resolved. That u Democratic Con.
vei.tlon for Elkn county be held ON
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lG, 1895.
at IL o'clock a. NJ. at the Courthouse
in EIko.
ReSotred, That primary eIectiurs
be held ut the places named below Oh
Saturday, September 3, 1898,
between the hours OF 2 ard 5 p. NJ.
That the persons named herein
shall constitute the Election Boards
for the various precincts herein manu-
ed. that said primary election be held
for the purpose Of electrng Delegates
to the Democratic Convention Of Elko
county to be held Mt the time and
place stated above, and that the fol-
lowing test be required of voters ut
said primary ele ctiun: Are you Il
Democrat and will you support the
nominees Of the Democratic State
and Comfy Conventions?
The places Of ell, ction and the off
GERS of election are as fullows:
Observation-Disclosures Hose
House: Inspectors. Ed Todd, n. w.
NIlEers on, y. b. Waller. 8 Del.
WHITE RoCK--Wihra's Store: In
s%pec'"rs: j. 5. Waiter, /. II. Pngue,
a. Il. Milchum. Del.
MOUNTAIN CITY Halls Store: In
spectors, f. NJ. Ish, james Martin,
w. ID. Hand. Del.
ISLAND Observation-Disclosures:
lnspectors.E. Penrod, Wat Martin, j.
l.. French. Del.
NORTH Morgan Shearcr's:
Inspectors, JAS. Holland, w. E. John
SOD. Charles Doher1y. 2Dtl,
/ Elko-Sherwood's store: Inspectors
]. B. Sheldon, L.. L. Morgan, G. w.
Litton. S Del.
Carlin-Bernard & Hills: Inspectors,
Geo. Mcintosh. Dan Hill. A. j.
Kennedy. 4Drl.
LAMoILLE--SchooIhouse: .Inspec-
tore, Ed Odell, Oswald McDermott.
j. b. M!er. 9 Del.
HALLEoK- Hotel: Inspectors, Geo.
Elmore, james McNaIly. W. G. Ran
dolph. Del.
SOUTH FORK Upper Schoolhouse:
inspectors, Charles Kleckner, w, T.
Crane, w. A. Tucker. . Del.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Iuspec-
tors. s. P. Weller. John backward, O
Ross. | Del.
MOUND VALLEY -Lindsay's Store:
Inspectors, Ed C'arville. Geo. Moody,
VIM. Kennedy. 2 Del.
HUNTINGToN-A. w. Browns: In
epectors, ". $. Clayton, G. II. Hale,
j. w. Roork. i,... 2 Del.
CAMP ADMINISTRATIONS: In
s%pectors, e. q. Murphy, Lee Scran-
ton, John Broderick. l Del.
STARR VALLEY-Starr Valley
Schoolhouse: Samuel Riddle, NJ.
Hail, VIM. McComb 4Del
NoHTH RUBY-Schoo.house: In
spectors, ]. p. Woolverton, Sam
Bachman, Gus Krenka. 2 Del
South RUBY-Winc's Store: In
spcctors. Frank Gedney, Il. Harrison
John SchOer. 2 Del
WELLS --Gobble's Store. Inspec..
tors. John Shelton, Allen Fisher, A.
w. Gobble. Del.
ToANo-Speucer's Store: Inspec.
tore, T. erd JohGsoh,f III. VoiIht. l Del.
TEcoMA LEES Store. Inspectors,
Walter Gamble, j. L. Davenport.
Eugene Mnnses.2 .H,'4. ] Del.
CLOVER Observation-Disclosures: In.
spectorsC Charles, Lanpman ,ra Wells
Wisemap. Nick .Schoer., u lDeI,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-20
FOLFlrM AIR0UNCEMEN'S S

A. Inducements under this head will be
published mp to the g heral Election To-
40. payable invariably in advance. ~
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
For QQFNFE- JUDGE

EtdflfNa7Sfe RseeyAIi aMAQylA4ta an,
4atHHe p Z tq'HS qifiRlE Fay4 teFgyAh-
G'IiaiaHle IeF AH q'aee Of tpHniE aa,. rqsgts
Sqtg9 qffihaHq Gomig, sq.lect n ha aauqa q.
fA9RSA9cH4Le 24Hiy,
shAsf="e aye authorized Q qaaoaaeq
" a Vhsae 9fHagdy Qwgs4ls a candidate
igf ihe Gays "a t9qpp ap4 Probate Judge, oi,
shaFp e9aa5i sHBiqe' II tbe aet,Q4 ri Be lg19-
aefale pariF.
h9bttf=Fhe Record is RqrebS aqtsqglzqJ
~ aaRaabee talflR MehieI, NJ se9lt .t2wpa4ly.
~ saaalds,9 ,as NeNN,y INskse ot pA..Ep
county, subjecc 20 ehe notion o. ule domoci4t,i,
party.
sHtrngrhb e,sct,ao as a,iNSbz ztos b, IN.
notnscJtW Whsmitsg efasaIrso lovo0hr,, 4
oa'idideis for county aBa. ptoIu,ta judol D
FAagt toUgty, @bject to Che ucnoa OF lba
demq-IAlic party.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

FBHLE-#e age'amh0yled to. auuoaucc By.
: w Il5ble, o! SECT. toWrsA,p caadi5g.e Ioy
RSpfe9eniaiIYe Of sharp county Ia. tle next
Legislature, suyjec, % tlg action OF the Demo-
cyN,ie 4Ey.
sPpRLQCA- w. are authorized, to. announce
p n' SgurIocEng,n nqYidso1 toWusap, acau-
ai34st isy RSpTesentatHr otSbalp county ip
fne ne&t legslAiqre, sgljgc, to TIE action Of
tAslSm9cgaiic pnty,
AhSSaf-ihs REcoaDif authorised to ans
Ao0pge w z; Murphy, ogIebaqoEtQwa4lyp,
e1sAq,tfste oi0y TSpgeseulat,ye, OF sharp, county,
'pps9sS 2 rs actIqp Of i1e dsmoGrqsIq aqgly.
SHAVER, Gae RecoRq is a9tboglzsl e, an,
AQQyHnpGs IS i s49Yer, Of heoJ- toWp4blp, a., cap-
0tYtifl 95 Fep5ss ept4lYeaPt a14gpa coqpty, sp1-
yisst'o'pfd d'G5'2A,obipf dagposggt,q444Ey
HhRSN1-Ehs Rse9ga ,. aptaogizqlr to, an.
AS25'PpfS p 4 AfgFn' o5 Riqcy fegH tQWplaip, a.
SA8filSNfc i95 Representative Of Nk4gP, coql9,
7AtsJcttYostf he 'qbt9IroI 'lS IiglDqcgal,q p4yy,
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
Y 70. wetMll9& h.

In this issue OF ths R1eQ&1
is to b found the na@e o.
Hoa, P, D, AIeCploch Vho
is a candidate for re-eleetta
To congress from this tie
first district of Arkansas
subject to the action Of the
Democratic party As rep
reSeutatiye in congress he.
has made a record of pse-
fqlqess, taithfalaess and
efficiency which commeads
itself to the voters of the
first district. He has care.
guarded and worked
for the best interests Of his
constituents, and being q
democratQf. the deepest dye
standing squareig and famr-
In on the platform adopted
at Chicago We are assured.
that. he wiillnot be forgotten
by Qur-pt0pie2.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25

IF. any living man can read
the dispatches in relation tn
Cuban affairs and tell. winch
sideis winning or what part
she United Statasls playing
IN THE game he would OF
greatm than Solomon One
day we read ttiab the lnslrg-
ent8area Just ready to- walk,
in and take p0ssesHon or
Havana and ttleaneXtd day the
dispatches tell OF great
SPANISH victories and the
r7HeF@'.8 E1iFes. 81M aF ag e'asi'ETdl1 VII.
ttttt Sp5dnIisa very jtalonsr Of
this g5VertiHtnt and. tfreat-
drfs wa,F 1iless We 90 bctfeff,
arJf tte iezt day wt read.
.abortt 4e tiited STATES BE-
lHE very f'ieh&Ig t6ward
..Sbairi--f6t' instance H,As
week a was vessel was 6fdef-
.9d ilt6 tbe b8ft 8f Havana.
a,4d sornS suggested tbst ii
WAS tathet 4 Ike demon
stratio6 bHt TIE admiaistfa
tioiI saws IL WIS done only
as att act Of courtesy toward
SPAIN % SHOW that we were
f-ietdIg towards ne Spanish
government. II looks like
t-at ki88 6f friendship and
t64+tcsy tBat we u boyAood
H34 e&tcaded IS ss by sAe.
st58T Teacher Wien we
saw Hi4t coming towards ms.
#itb 4 i8ae Beech limb in his
Hand We knew sbat hemeaat
c61rtcsy and friendly ne.
t5tt58 BonBam News.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
BALBOA

or pope say chat Mir.
ply viii Be The nest repre-.
sentative.
Fron present Indications
W, #onidsay that tsptmg.bas
H5t come yet.
Pc0 j. W. Powell has
boao attending .caatt .th3s
#och atd .Iast
0or mail rootc waI soon
ohonge solhat we NwIl get
oor sdppIy1or mail by awav
of Maxyiilc
We Tire s6rty. to.4eardt that
"r Pounlers has ddcriddd
not 70 make tbe race l3or
c'ar't We arc .srra hoe
~ottld have .msaua ydose iGf
6ot FtStcssralfate
prcsa,l .isaicstioas ppoint
toa.altiaal.jartease.5-pIt pItbp
5trcaStorc6pnoaadaamppr
pro6,hctua uayyrdasei6a l0lltat
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
>-t .oa Of Ahb8ma

@ >- soa Of At2bana
Ga t,-ea,ioa in congress
tae ee day to The fact
.asy e4ch guest at tle
NyN.a.e, prosperity baHqpe,
s Eogk City had eatee
ca jze5 dollars HQrta.
-1a .- vas eQalyaIeet la
A.aeana 7abeS to a bale Of
.cv-toa aaa a pair Of m9.e&
~reaa man can afford to
eat q Ptleot cotton aud a
pam Of mgles at Qae meal he
ought to feel that the-s4lntry
is in a fairly prosperous con
ditiQh-EX.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
DThe republican platform

The republican platform
is tle first platform that
ever declared in fayer Of
rePealia8 the Declaration Of
Independence According
to the PLATFORM. the Amer
lean people should seek iil-
teraaliQnal corQpeFataon IN
restoring bimetalisnl but
mist maintain the gold
standard. untii. that coropef--
alton is secured The re-
publican PLATFORM therefore
means that We must have the
gold Standard as long as
Europeannatjoass favor the
gold Standard andcanl have.
only whea they
cvusent tQit. ,'-B}Ban,.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25
nCNr-Tvs r--7---,.

P0UIGHEREPS,
Lots OF sliifl1esR siill
TGlDbles.
/ Clarence Butler ipy,
boy at his homa.. I.
The sheriff was i
.Precinct lately caII
The boys pannqf n
USUAL.
The Blue Smoke II
rising from every iai5l
the MERRY VorHdftHs \
man Is heard on /
side.
Ia,nes Norman ard
Smith each hive new
1T ttieir hmlse. a
Allen may pull thrulg
THE GiianCaa arn N
them.
ESD Cray has I'D 4
this weak looking d l.
legality OF a. few n
iruffa' the boys hllI H 4
engaging in GiT
want to- burden ttG
Jury with iusirea
ssiu1lidl be- attendad
home.
rurC5uuru,szs "a.
m our comiuuritU
MirpliY has been a
WITH HIS Wit and n
Rafi' Bowers has ds
and. talks Ike lie aCta
bectedl to be sIIeri
Sullivan was here a \
is in the best Of ,pr|
has that serious loOk,
with 4 smile that Isl
impressive. N
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25

T,as s6,r5ar q dae B5ealds.

IN. sdriU,oaE q tats Bea5lds
t,oaWWp lL11,y NcWs WeldS d
raH5id Gripg f5bear and bits
die bun's cyG egetg tihes.
fIc3't. bidi. ...
'Walcaa3 a ( diiIaaa cao11i'eas i6l0
tta SHES add bi,ala2s 59#di
tbes caausi al6d sayss Send. ne.
gao5a1+ br5c.t fo+ 68s y4a{t,'
that means Business. Wien
o2aaes says, i #i1t {3dt bapSt
.bat bag5as4t g9t tBG fa84p6sy
.anoI%. t6at aIf figBt. WB6h
.be taI69ss3 II o3Qt 81 tBS 6f6c@
sesg3e:-5d m4o34tbs .58d sG8d8 II
bacli reflsed' tBatS biaa8
agess3s WBs4 q ma8 sbeBds
fg,o3aB tsa asgts t8 a d6tiat a
.3a{ t8F Eigat5 ara B&sf aAi
58{ Bs S8St 3H8Fd to adtet-
ms Of t4&G q b6#G b5Bet
fB8t 4 rs, #BS8 4 tbaH
b3Fl8#8 z 3abGf. GE5Fy #EGk
.t6 FSad, tb8t5 EbGSR"
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FO2 STJ-TTTT
EGR GLLLELEE

NV NNk-Nh. tietluhofiz,H 70 nnnOuoss
JagFWnamtg otHWdy mNhsa.p, ecalhatc
ipollw onicd OrfbnId md loHtotor oI. Bbnlli
oopnty, subioctt, uc .c.Ion OF iac democratic
party.
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tINpBL4-Wd ave iuhriud to sarogaro
tcAaM W lmdd asAclblI lao Dr ahwlg
mdl tt!oaet, fpla5tor o. slptp amB.a
soIgf1FY Hg ae,i'aoI tHoRmo.YDa mr0y
now Eps '-We ne ulOwrani TO mnolmoa
HI} uD#rsol 1aoa totuah.b, .a wnlNE,
GOV HHe1n ma tDllotsF Of smtp GunyY
subject 10 the action ol.uc democratic putty
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We received this week {

We received this week a
LeagthH and glowing, doaa-
meat. writtenllal praise OF a
pFQgaiHeatacandldRte, by Que
otahihadmir4rs, We refasa
tsopahjislh tAeaaH4eiR though
ia the main true, simply
fr~n the faGt- tllaA tAa
I22lQQeBS columns are not,
qQM,. nor will not be, open
for the discussion off thea
merits OF de'aagias Of, any
EVERY aaata fort
ala&ali. and the devil fQ1,
them atl> Let her go.
Sharp County record., 1898-02-25

eqpaled in the prosecution OF
criminals. Rememoer hun
At the polls,
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- I'd.

tbe 55s so58ts@9H8Yc
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tad t55aa.ass. ba. 6s..6e
t5,8 .5y & 5aaa65
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'|IN ..I#IHIIIH .
.- LORLLLEk.

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lirtLBlIWshet etaul5r5olt anctiudc TO- Il.
HlM otfhdy .looai,lrp, ASA cndl1D'o IH'lm
once ~ CitIA 0fthc Jirtait CONT on Ahaur
0aiyg eu0Jeat 20 tba action %. ho Democratic
~ W8Nf lh.Ha0U auH0.uIum mumu
IwANfo. me Iof5ottte iOVnlipJ 10 enndutul
I}VbnJoc l1hp, .fG,E 16ut,nWur cDilAaiq
lor rthtpBobI ef ICih1H gfUmo. c5Df'd .uflmarr
,iouhi, subject 20 us action OF thc democratic
P'NRuruNuNU $3.50 mu m0u.d u m.
neOUpfWyRrliHWa. .rV m@pgc9 30 oWu,
nbbaca gtUu 3gr RB,Hlb ofllndy Bork t3HA,
SflDi " tmlbqln mfru, 0.,v DtNLlcrb 70 4a
qbduu cutu dN1qsp cmdt sUbl,e. 90 up
N1iH INA 4Hoa"n'e gN&.8u an..r.
pblh3urhr Nftolutr .uwoIiald'1 mnoutut
NluWNd, ortDNHviu gh5u1bp4 70 nIHdap
cNotbr onietol lcra nl}tactUrNul aparg
ppaN2 inlnm touo notion ol .ho democratic
m'WttNA'IaatuU uhtaNuNN 81
tltmbtiD NUfEasOm aHANrQ0uNruuep
efupwFifnogptaHpamdidowlo u,ue0 bOlc0
of0lcrk bfbolpttp h ,baru oompal ml,nl
ilmpcilonHof tB HalHg ihul prflyui onl
grplomt ,m Hhtpn)mU. .m htiiOUd tumop
slylnino iur ll0N Ptlaoi in1,llH.t hOlN Nd
pulcicNDii rWluh bUomt, but ituuatl
NY h8be0dw W hhbr .tlmNtc .uuc lhl. will
,eilNt atdr m UoynoIr nd .auuuW, lpDug
fsmsrit Vein uInl doOudrtgilUn ut lbn coming
hilmmIu, um wohUly youA u ..
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FQR CONGRESS-

NcCUhLCCa-- Ihc hocord is aahoy1elto
announce p p, Ne V,ggt O. candidate s0rre-
e'ee'ioR to rgpTg5e0i Aa flrss Q-aF~@, 4isI.c,
lRCoRTes5, agAse,io the seI.oNof the 4em9-
Gratis pylJJ
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Called tD lncets

The SharptQunty Demo
cratiu- Qentrail Qonmitte2 is
hereby called to- meet III
Evening Shade Ank,s on
Saturday March the 18th.
16Q8att I0o}dDGka M Tor
theapprposeofaarranging for
holding the Democratic
primary e}eotiom ana attend
to- such other business as
may properiN cone 6eima
said G0mmitteea.
The committeeman 0ifeaGh
township will phase seieot
three good democrats IN
their Respective townships to
hold said primary election,
and report the SAME to said
F0'1 H4fs f7ffAi A{tsaygf4n1f1e A{ttseayf f4n1f1e q
said cot1tHittees is redttested
eitheT III 1grs6H Of by
HJlHy.
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\, NJ nAAss

i8 tha pr6pct b'ate III
tbts iss65 #i'N bl fo6d0 De
,Oaa6aacc.bc6t 81 N66trt u,
MaEcE Of W0l,66 to06tE Ms
a cdodjdate for pr6sec6t'bs
attordcy fot me- si&teeuh6
circoit Of ArG3tsds,
so6icct % he Action d Ne
dcm5cr5tic partE II rs
With pIcasort t6at Nc
gecoab c6mme6ds DE
iv,6rd made By hG NANNY
doiiag MS term os t5e sl5tcs
REPRESENTATIVE, llc has
.o5Eod aflct DEF i8ltt
&q q iyJotd io,g$ etcf