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MEDICAL.

LADIES, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand) are the
best; safe, reliable; take no other; send 4c.
stamps, for particulars. Relief for La
dies" in letter by return mail At drug
gists. Chichester Chemical Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
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will give you relief cure ingrowing
nails. corns and all diseases of the feet
without pain. Charges reasonable; can
give the best references in the city. Pa.
tents treated at residences; orders can be
left al Wheeler's drug store, Bull and
state streets. Telephone 1851. Lem Davis
surgeon chiropodist
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MULES, HORSES. WAGONS, RICE
thresher and horse power to run it, cheap
for cash, at Guilmarin's. near White
Bluff road toll gate.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY WANTED TO HOLD
copy in printing office. Apply to Morning
News Job Departments.
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WANTED, YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
TO do general housework; good wages. APP
ply Tarver's Employment Bureau.
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~~~~NO~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~-
BOARD, FIRST-CLAsS BOARD CAN
be had at POI Jones street, west.
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wANTED-MIsCELLANE0us

WANTED, LIVE FOXES, DEER AND
quail. S. e. Holley, Aiken, s. c.
WANTED TO BUY A CASH REGIS
ter. Inquire Commissary, 161, Indiana Vol
unteer Infantry.
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FOR SALE, OAK AND PINE WOOD
in any quantity; delivered in Plant Sys-
TEN yard. Apply at % Ahercorn street.
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MIsCELLANEoUs

ESTATES MANAGED, HOUSES
rented and rents collected, by Robert II.
Tatem, Real Estate Dealer, No. z York
street. west
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Volunteer infantry. From chicago

The gift is highly priced by Capt. Nc
Feely, coming as it did complete surprise
n him
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
personal.

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happy man when enjoying an easy shave
with his own razor ,without fear of skin
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old experienced barber, 2S East Brough-
ton, Shaving Supply House; the place for
shaving brushes, shaving cups, shaving
soap; old razors ground as good as new
scissors and surgical instruments sharp
ened.
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOK CASES,
hail divans and hat racks; china closets,
silver cases, sideboards fresh, bright,
goods, at popular prices. c. p. Miller.
agent.
PORCELAIN LINED BATH TUBS.
syphon jet water closets and the latest
sanitary improvements. Let me give you
a bid. P H. Kiernan, 10 w. State street.
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ASK TO SEE THE LEIGHTON AUTO
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STOVES, HEATERS AND TIN ROOFS
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President, west. rear postoffice.
OTHELLo RANGES, DOMESTIC
Sunshine. Home Sunshine, Excelsior Penn
Cook. Royal Manhattan. Cotton Plant, for
sale by P. H. Kiernan, 10 W. State street.
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LOT HEALTHY NICE FIELD MULES,
adapted 20 any work. at Lucknow, near
city. Address Box 5O7, Charleston.
The morning news., 1898-11-15

How often you see
deeply engrossed i
work, full of satisfact
what he has accomp
in business, ready
ahead and carry out
less schemes of aC
ment, and using up
strength and nervous
never pausing to thin
unseen danger may th
him from behind.
Mighty few hard
working men ever
stop to realize that
the headaches and
dizzy sensations and y
feelings of weak :
ness and sluggish
ness and incapacity
TIL at overcom e
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TWO ND-HAND BOILERS, 72xtl
feet l25 horsepower; fine order, for SALE
cheap. Lombard Iron Works and supply
Company, Augusta. Ga.
The morning news., 1898-11-15

NEW CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS,
shades, linoleum, oil cloth; orders prompt
ly executed by skilled workmen. C. p.
Miller, agent.
The morning news., 1898-11-15

A FIXTURES FOR SALOONS, STORES
and Offices fixtures for any kind of bust
ness. Sol c. Trauerman, Room H. Screv
en- House.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

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ASK TO SEE THE LEIGHTON AUTO
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Miller agent
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BARROW & OSBORNE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
The morning news., 1898-11-15

FOR SALE ONE NEW STEEL TUG
boat, length 100 feet, compound engines;
l5-lnch and S0-inch by % stroke; steam
pressure $50 pounds. Spedden Ship Build
ing. Company Baltimore. Md
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WANTED, A SMALL BOY FOR OF
fee. Address "Herbert." News office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
SENATOR JONES INTERVIEWED.

A representative Of the Virginia Re-
port interviewed Senator Jones ut his
residence in Gold Hill on the general
aspect OF the silver question II :he
East and on the local situation 80 far
us regards the Senatorial eleclon.
With regard to the status Of the
silver question, Senator Jones said:
Everything points to Il great VIC
tory for silver i'll 1900 Despite the
industrious efforts OF the golibul
press to convey the idea that the
question is dead. silver continues the
paramount issue throughout thf land
md ] believe we will win the election
i'll 1900. The attention ni the people
with regard to monetary conditions
la been diverted by the war, which
has occupied their minds to the ex-
clusion OF everything else. But in
spite of this, rs everyday affairs re-
sumo their place ID the attention Of
the public the money question comes
once o tD the front and will be
the only issue III 1900, leaving every.
thing else mt.
$50 FAR "a the Republican party is
concerned there ia no prete6se 81 be-
ing in favor Of silser, except among
the Republicans IN Silver States.
They come ont boldly III the East,
and even INSIST ON discarling the 1t.
Louis convention plank On silver,
which at best was hut II weak affair.
Everyone sho has converted with
leading Republicans in the Eat il
aware that among them there Is 90
friendship {" silver; and that there il
no talk in favor 81 silver among the
m~mbers OF that party, except b. tbs
iew who call ;heDSelyei Republican,.
in Silver Stats.
Il have 10 harsh eIyressiyu h.,
gold men; what | SaDt Is for me- N
he sincere. There Is no pr-tsase q
friendship Tor silver aDy = here easi y,
'he Missouri dveE; ali Repohbaaas
are for gold, and IL sOnuis a little
rnrions to come here and listen 70
Republicans TALKING silver when
niDety.nine one.hundred;hs Of their
party is absolutely committed to the
gold ST indari.-
When asked FOR an expression ~
opinion as TO the Senatorial problem,
enator Jones replied:
Senator Stewart has made an er.
cellent representative ., the STATE.
lie ia always alert. always taithful
and his every instinct is sith tie
common masses 81 the people, The
defeat OF Senator Stewart a, thin
time would DO inter erted az a lie.
cline in silver sentiment even in No,
'ada and would be m injury to tie
cause in tile East. 1t would be
taken up by the gold press and The
argument would 10 put toranrd ,ba,
tie silver cause is dead when those
I slIo watch over its interests arc 70.
iected In its very stronghold In The
East there Is no, a man vho wa,
with us IN 1896 who IL not eth will
US. At this particular ju%ncinrc /,
would be a misfortune 10 defeat Ben.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

The editor Of the INDEPENDENT
denounces the delegates from Elko
county to the Silver party state con-
ventioD because they did not get up
and walk ont OF that convention when
Bingham Of Tuscarora made his exit,
and says they lacked independence
and manhood and allowed @Black
Wallace to walk into their midst and
In eight and hearing OF the wor d
curse and damn their acts and drive
them to vote as he dictated" We
challenge this incorruptible to point
to three persons highly esteem
ed than the three delegates to the Sill
yer party state convention from EIko
But the laughable part Of the mai
ter Ia that not d OF these delegates
attended the conv"ntiop.-Argupaui.
Our neighbor is again a little weak
on facts. There were four instead OF
three delegates to the Silver petty
state convention from Elko, T.. c.
Snyder. Major Miller, Edgar Rein.
hart and e. II. Mead. two OF who II
z. II. Mead and Edgar Reinhart AT
tended that convention IN person, The
others were represented by proxiea.
Not u Of the delegates las de.
MED that Wallacs did, in open con-
ven'iou, round the delegation up
and direct now they should vote CD
the pending motion. nor has either Of
tbs absentees r~epudiated or condemn.
en- the action Of their proxy represep.
tstiyes tor win the Argonaut be abb
70 produce a denial over the signature
OF any delegate from this county ,hni
such u scenc did occnr in the Elkc
delegation at the Reno couyentioo a.
stated in the g columns.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

The Virginia Chronicle ha- the t"l.
lpxiug:
The Peoples Advocate o. Whine
u * the followIng in one O. its
recent editorials:
-Siewar, stated before tha Senate
Committee, winch had the ma ter IN
der con liberation. -,hai i: would be
al iupoSinou upon the raj mad 10
compel them 10 6 abi h a terminal
point within the boundaries Of this
State d desert where there vas no
business
The sbnve Is a xiutui and malicious
fa!sehood without a shadow 81 truth.
M such sentiment we are authorized
10 say, was ever expressed 10y Senator
Stewart, nor was the ques.i=u %, a ter
mInsl point i'll Nevada ever DISCUSSED
in commii:tie in his presence.
Why the editor OF tie A.dvocar.
SHOULD Ike cpn stantly dealing in mis-
representations instead Of seeking the
truth Is lncolprehensib'+.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
G.a.r.i Hn., g.ssl..,

Esp!y5sz u cT;i,asaat g Asns 31,!
Bs Es;sgsss ;Lt; ;Es pag..s4 .rs
zs's rHS-sE}s tr she sirre,ess
xheb m.sgasss tAepama1.s e.l4
sHDi bun Irs.Es @ 3~ y ~ ia. Yrryes
General 3i4s Ez5t.
'TtSss 1ho ssy ,iAt G3sse aasa
.icseged and did Dssags@ tbey pisa.
81 tn: ;b''ae zhO blAus ,be sDidlsra
and officers ~ onr am! Tor tie dis.
eass aud death ;hat devastated III.
camps and thiBneI the ranks; those
Who asser, HIST orr soldiers suffered
through their oEn iauIt. insult a
quarter % million Of the naycst
men that eYe carried arms beneath
the sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

Before leaving tor he east sc
committed the ISDEPEyDEE to the
support o. Senate. SteaaEi. This
position =s taken b ause sc be-
lived hin better Gu iiEed 10 serve
the people Of be State IN the United
States Senate than any Of tie men
neuuoned Is his SUCCESSOR Nothing
has ~rranspired since 20 change our
opinion in this regard. The oocdi-
ton az Affairs IN Nevada today in re-
gard TO the Senatnrship are the same
as they ere six Years ago when be
SAs 4 candidate Tor re-eltction. Al
the charges made against him nov
were made thea and the people uuan-
iinGus!y reelected LIuI TO serve them
six years more IN the Senate OF the
Uuitzi States. He has been true to
the people in his advocacy Of the sill
yer cause. His voice has been heard
in the Senate and on the stump in
favor OF the restoration uf silver Ia its
place rs a money metal while article
after article from his pen has APP
peared in the public press IN advocacy
IT the cause 20 dear TO the people OF
thus State. Upon this issud alone he
deserves the support OF the people to-
day. His defeat now wonll be
beralded by the single standard press
as ii victory Tor gol / aud a rout OF
the silver forces. Such Il result
would delay the restoration Of silver
and might be its deathblow. Do the
people OF Nevada want part or share
in br ngIng abont such Il result? II
not they should see to it th..t William
NJ. Stewart is returned to the United
States Senate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

ceding Silver Par y control amounted 20
over >5H.5n while bat were IL expen.
40 OF the Executive Department for Iso.. For
the last four years of Republican management
Ss,bb weF' expended in public buildings a.
against so 10 10y the Silver Party. And dur
Ing the periods in comparison. in support Of the
publ, y no j Of the State. the Silver Party
eS' Edcd SJis.OD rs against :. d 30 by the 10
publ an party M one can examine IA. foro-
go!nE anu many other facts AMI d ures which
might lie adduccd without The RESULT < on.
'iction that the Silver Party has fulalicd TIA
Irvrlisc OF rctrenchIncut <ith reference ~ ~
aries { State oL!~ials Id tGS ,~urtalment OF
unnccc sary cApengcs, while. on tie other
Ian u has generously Ius. roI the educa-
t!oial ard char! able Institutions of tn State
and wis-!y Contributed TO its puL!Ge improve
meat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
Platform.

IN = scT Pa ~ O, :-evaI7 prrirrs s.. m.
ray ,iu Govo!!ol to tho Primo 10, az govern.
meDi I'd down by Jefferson and Line al:
TEatth ii-R-rt du'T Of COVE rmrui - To 40
r~sgrl'tc is lSw- that tie .T!H; Il equality
thEu follow men through lie. giving each ann
Lot opportunity To- Nulk cat to the niles.
nc sure his no Sih'ii'ic7. unrestricted by iaw.
and TaGliC'Cd by taN CoUqg =: ~ hi dumin.
tOa ~ O. pr,Ttuu ~ hy other mHu. We iudurss,
as express ng IL" domrul' Of the American
people ~ u.0gerrn with tho foregoing. the
r AT Tn 90 the National lycr party fD mu.
Lated -, LUu.s, .iuly - i d. and the fnan.
cal llrk o! tho National Democratic IlTty
49, t"d AZ CHI ngu. July :, 81
The J. story Ot the uuyCI1Hat for the rssto- q.
TIA Of In tail gm IL .ho x nri0rs ytuTs Of Ne.
fA.a'- LEADERSHIP. I'll" cIu atipHai work 20
? :rip'ir2lly undertaken six y ara Ego has
tpTsit throughout the caiiro COUNTRY. On ID,
t4ze that tho yAlle q money Is guaatitztiyc
sH1 III gEslj;1 i've. the iairllrctual AID IDli;i.
~ !ofrsn % nations arc tow battling. Mind.
- ~ bES q 70 &c ord Eoyad, all :ars her
.F'- sTziu ia Tho 60 F.st Egs - he air o,
trD5- bgt OF the .iSr O! .hugs VIZ sfrusc,. i,
iE~ 49, ~ a,.vgfs -.
v. TSAA N W i~cvo.i1l 20 tho frcs and ~.
I'm ed cinsgc @! sir rata ratio o., I. toll
BY the indepcuGcnis ton u tho Cuited Stat-1.
and y ? tre una trrnily Dyyo.r ri 10 he Rcrul-
Ecan policy a. Increasing the lJuiel debt O,
ithtsfefTlnE the sovereign I.svcr Of tho ROY.
eminent to tS.Jp money 20 banking ~Inst.u.
E'DT' u tyH0fa.1lb' We tfCuEttgy innl IN
u the single gold stan. ard. nah q irr,rasi .
taxation while contraction - Diminishing Aha
mans d Taymrn.
Our faisli IA the loyalty. aiiity hni vvisr Load.
eTI ~ 90 william J. IryKn Il urdiminLhe.I
and We p cii { FOR tho silver 10 COS OF tho lint
I'd States wiih 10 90 ! h,HlDr motto. and
William J. Bryan 81 Their standard brs.er.an
Overwhelming =! tory IN 90
We invite tho deportation ~ tie Ror1biJr,,
party Of y vadh Who declared In tL.ir ul,,.
form 81 Nay ~, 3 q. As { Hos:
LUZ Lr.b. That tie i.clui'irsn r,.,z n,
thi> tate u In fayo @; ftec and ugI u1Dy 80.
age OF 9th GolA m silver tha;i.h liz 20 ~.
pfihtiiIc ne a 'cIct q I-fiy faith md = ,.,t az
party aIlcTtan 9; ihat 8, EHl remit %, -,
a,han, onr"nt "r mol Gcaiiar o' This Ins,fgos.
that lot who"orr,r prove Fn-rcar' 20 q. 80
ciiiI' on h'me'hllS . It will rtnaf- s.naiFs,,
thereto" "'@''
And ~ho on N.Y., 81, a. virginia r7,y, Dc.
cared - ~fnliausi ''S"
We again r'itsra'n or rfa S',-4 .-.-,.t.=
uo'ie cause IN" fGrn bul q limited ~,B,, .
OF : I've and do'lHrc that % rrr Jargpr,,, "a,
&c! GRAFTON 81 the trun ln laIlI~ s.s15a,J =,
nhIue Nsit ? is'"l IrrviD1s o. IssI ramrIr A,
Inc ratio" Gt0 !, is m s~loissr s7I inItt,..s
t.'ie requirement iaiu'o iht financial stI,.'.
o' our gov rUm"ui will Q rFI tho n ,-is /,
's'po % = able Circulating nnoy tusirirpt
plscn Tho buzi 'nss q ,hs cygptfy On a rstr,
hendJ pfO-2oLo8s basis"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
ANCIENT HISTORY.

The Reno Journal taxes tie ISpE-
fESDESr to task FOR articles relating
to the Silver party State eonveutior,
thst appeared during the prescott
writer's absence in the East and
which be has not read The whole
matter Is roR ancient history and
should be allowed 10 sleep Ii. how
srer. the J0urpL persists IN IFS course
the IspEPESpEST will take tine time
and trouble TO hunt up the facts and
keep up the fight
Tie Journal N the course Of its
article charges that the Democratic
cunventiou. 50 called. us composed
OF neu selected alternately by the
respective leaders q. the Dennis and
Heating iactsLns, and asks the ISDE-
PENDENT 20 disprure it IL it can. The
writer kroEs nothing Of the manner
OF cho sing delegates TO the Demo
cratic State %oonrsntiop except that
pursued by the Democratic Commit
tee OF this county. Here there WAS
no Heating OF Dennis Lection and no
delegates we're appointed because
they belonged to either. All we're
appointed because they were repre-
sensitive citizens and Democrats.
No questions as to their fealty TO
either faction were asked and no
pledges were demanded. Perhaps II
Ee had the Information at hand re-
gardinR the delegates from the other
counties, ii would be found that all
the delegates 20 the Democratic
State convention were appointed be.
cause they we're Democrats and not
because they were members OF either
faction OF the party. No matter Bro.
Kelley bow tie delegates To hat con-
vention were appointed, they did
their work we'll AMI placed an excel.
lent ticket III the field. The conven-
tioD NOMINEES represent the Demo-
Gratis OF the State ard they will not
on election day step to cnqnire how
the delegates that placed them before
the people were chosen. Ii is with
the tickets not the conventions that
the INDEPENDENT will deal in the
future They have pissed into his
tory and there let them remain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

Recent letters received from Camu
CUBA Libte paint II horrible picture
OF the condition OF affairs there.
Whole companies Of Torre,'s caYaIr.
are on the sick list and OF Trrop II
but n fow are ahle to report for duty.
Tho condition Of these men is a
shame and a disgrace to the nation
and a crime against the boys who
were willing TO face death on The bat.
tleield to uphold the coun,ry's flag.
Tho people Of Nevada should not res,
ntii th, true condi inn OF the nen
AZ Camp Cuba Libre is laid before
presidant Mckinley and a demand
made let the discharge OF Troop NJ
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

"edues lay afternoon a mat named
Tom Zeimitz was stabbed and killed
by an Italian barber named Antoine
Peiagna.
Zrimitz sold a mining claim to
Ton Hnlly and came into Dayto
He met the Italian in front 81 the
Times Office and offered his hand.
The Italian who thought that Zri
mitz had sold ID claim belonging To
him, drew a knife and stabbed him
twice.
ZrimciZ lied in "A few minutes
The re WAS great excitement in Day
ton over the TRACED! aud Pctagna
vas taken to the Storey county Ill
to prevent II lyncbing bee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

hare r.; sal =; % rsach. known
- tie Wym Ep"rgs zach. 10 %ax.
ark Yz!3ey. "mp Pas ,r,7Dry. sixty
nils sg9LA = BGn. 80 4ad Of
'1+=.. 10 iwV uSj A. 'se ,,sr= old.
IA sa5 reaS! 'Df u~unrEsi. sl=o 100
'~u1 = trreS ~csii.', iup-aly rs5Eg and
:alrsr- Al ~ Err1 ~ d lyy. will
ssg y Dpuche& =" al ~ orr inf. Par.
;ass ~ 10y Cor te'sanrs tps shippers
vii Iwa bargains ~ the lyt. G.od
irtG II rutlrJaa
" 8 linn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
SILVER PARTY
State Ticket.

For United S,-res Senator
WlLLINN VI STEWART
o. OrusGy
For Congress
FRANCIS G. NEWINTDS
or washoe
For Governor
RElNHOLO SADLCR
or Eureka
For Lieute1rnf Governor
JAMES JUDGE
or Oursby
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
CHARLES II BELKNAP
or Orm-hy
For SECRETARY of State
EUGENE HOWELL
or White Pine
For State Treasurer
DAVE RYAN
or Storey
For State Con'ul!cr
SAM z DAVIS
or Or,ushv
r. ,.,.. c-..,
WIIIJ,N :, InvFS
or Lander
Eo. SIT, p.iu,.-
,%Dpru. u,r-rp
or NJ.
H.
EDW.rn f. Trrrrv
o, Wasy,.
FL, c,,a-,..,.., p.lr;.
iTr,pvr rrrrrIyr,
or i.gmnratI,
r.-p.... o,..r-
-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

WhiIe ,nu are UuHinY fU; q change
In the weather. examine the Iates,
patterns in FRli lulcr NJ the POstni-
Hce. All go-piF hfEt ;lHra md NJ tie
lowest liv ny prices. l'nji in md ~.
anime my It S,k. y" .ropit!. tn hos
gods. /. y. Snsaa God.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

X ad the Dew adj 81 s. Jacobs.
Elko's leading tailc-, in this issue.
lie has n Hoe stogs of cloth Tor suits
and guarantees a perfect fit. Call
and zee him and his stock 81 goods
when you need anything 10 bis line.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
4 White Rock Wedding.

EDITOR INDEPENDENTLY very
pretty we iding took place at White
Rock at 8 O'CLOCK wednesday even
ing, September 18th. at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Winter OF
White Ro X. Justice Raglan Of .rus
carora performed the ceremony that
united Miss Eiva Lruise Winters aud
Andrew j. B=uetield in the bonds ~
weilnck. The happy couple will
maize White Rock their fu'ure home.
The ceremony vas performed in 'Le
presence % the family Of the bride
and a large number 81 iuTiied guests
~ho wished the happy -oup!e a pleas.
AMI journey through lie.
: GUE~T.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

Vote for George Russell Tor Cover
nor IL you want a clean, economicaI
administration Of the States affair.
He will give it TO you.
Tho hrsest locomotive in the
world has lately been manufactured
by the Brooks Locomotive Works OF
Dnnkirk, N. Y, for the Great North.
crn Railway. Tho total weight Of
tho engine and tender IL 303.75
pounds. Of engine 2l2.750 pounds
its total length. 81 feet IA inchee.
1t d known az the Iastodon II
ybooIsF.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07

ator Stewart. Uho has always been
straightforward in his stand on the
silver qushon-d~ays hewed right
10 the line.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-10-07
Dreadful! Sores

rhey Continued to Spread In
Spite Of Treatment but Now
They are Healed Wonderful
Work by Moods SaBapahfia.
"For many years / have been 4 great
sufferer with varieose veins on one OF
ny limbs. Ny foot and limb became
ireadiully swollen. When I stood up
{ could feel the blood rushing down
he veins of this limb One day l
lecidea;aIly hit my foo: against some
biect and . so-e broke ont, which
.oatinued to spread and was exceed
ugly painful IconciuGed / needed q
eIood purifer and I began taking
Hcodis Sarau-iIla- In a short time
hose dreadful sores which bad caused
ze 50 mach suffering, began 10 heaL
7 Kept on faithfully with Hoods SlE-
IparilII and n = sho.. time uy linb
as completely healed aad the sores
.Te re no more paia.r MS A. E.
IILsoS, Ha-tland, Vermont
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