Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-06-10
tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY
sALNIaGUNDI.

Nhss
y nice shower this afternoon laid
the dust.
Appropriate household wedding
presents at Alexander's. =
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and get the latest ard best war news,
Sam Rodgers went up to Wells
this morning.
Crescent Juvenile wheels sell for
$40. =
Reno has Ill girls aud 400 boys of
school age.
MIR. George Russell went down to
Battle Mountain today.
Lou Engler came down from Tus.
carora yesterday.
Ride n Crescent tandem and be in
the swim. They sell for SO at Alex
auder's. =
Miss Hattie Clark went up TO Wells
today 20 visit friends.
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PENDENT.
Joe Harris writes his mother That
Colonel Torrey expects to leave
Cheyenne some time this week, but
where he does not know.
New carpets, mating, rugs, foot
mats, porticrs, linoleum, etc. Just re-
ceived at Alexnnder's.
According to 4 Washington dis
patch OF the 9Th Colonel T~orrev's
regiment has been ordered East from
Cheyenne. They will doubtless go
TO Cuba or Porto ltico.
Latest styles OF ladies' gents and
children's shoes at Alexandcr's.
III You are thinking Of getting a Si.
cycle send to c. Alexander. ElRo
Nevada, for Crescent catalogue and
prices, =
Fine Damask table linens, napkins
to match, lace curtains. portiers, etc.
just received at Alenander's.
Crescent chamless wheels sell for
80. Send to &. Alexander, agent,
Elko, Nevada, for their catalogue. =
Dave Cusper has Just received IA
new lot of samples Of Spring and
Summer Clothing which will be made
to order from Sl3.5O up.
Yesterdays dispatches say that
Lieutenant Carranzl and Senior Du-
bose. recently attached to the Spanish
legation at Washington, have been
expelled from Canada.
While You are ioogrng for a change
IN b weather. examine the latest
Hn'teTns in Vall pHper ut the Postof-
icc. All goods first class aud Mt the
lowest living nrires. Gall in and ex.
imtu" my stock. NJ .rouble Ia show
gads. /. y. SmEgwood.
Ex-Governor Adams was reported
i'll II very crital condition yesterday
afternoon.
Hiram Hill and VIII Walker got in
from Mountnin City last evening.
They report everything moving along
quietly up that way.
Eleven members OF the Fourth U.
5. cavalry passed through today from
Now York on their way To join their
regiment in San Francisco.
Latest designs III wall paper and
border aud ceiling TO match just re-
coived at AleSandcr's. e
Rev. j. a.. Mitchell arrived from
Santa Cruz, California, this morning
to take charge Of the Prcsbytcrinn
church. Mr.. Mitchell is a very pleas
ant gentleman aud the ISDErESDEYr
wishes him well in his new field of
labor.
Several soldiers o! the Tifty-Grst
Iowa Volunteers which passed
through here Tuesday night aud
"Wednesday were poisoned from cat
ing canned corucd boof. One Of tho
boys on the second train was at the
point of death when the train pissed
through WinnCmucca. Ills recovery
was considered doubtful.
Max Schocn got in from Mountain
City last night. He informs the In
DEPENDENT TINT Mrs. Frost of White
Rock fell from n ladder Wednesday
ut her home aud died in Il few min
utoa. She was IN the ladder hand,
ing some paper TO Mr.. lIargrovc who
wns pnporng her house when she
fell aud struck on her knees. Sht
wns unconscious when picked up ant
died soon after,