Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-09
IFRoM FRIDAYS DAILY.l'
sALMAoUNDI,

Il. f. Elliott is in from Bullion. Ho
reports everything quie il thut sec-
ton.
Smoke Bamberger's famous. Palace
BoG"et cigar, , for - cents, at George
w. Bruce's.
George Alt realized 800 per ton for
ton for his last years crop Of onions.
He will have a big crop this
Gazette.
Why not dress neatly when il
costs no than to wear shabby.
misiit clothing. jacobs fits YOU and
gives satisfaction or no pay.
The big fight between Jcffries and
titz~immons takes place tonight.
Both are confident OF winning. II
Fitz should kill Jim and then die. the
world would be rid Of two loafers.
Congressman Bland was reported
worse yesterday. There is no hope
, ~ his recovery. "
G. H.. Barber. representing the
Western Newspaper Union Of Salt
Luke, called Mt the INDEPENDENT
office this afternoon.
Says the atchinson Globe with
graphic truth: Before IA boy eau run
ON an GRAND he has to hunt up the
neighbours boy to go with him.
Don't forget the supper Mt Harms
Halt this evening. IL you don't
want u regular supper, go later in the
evening and get some ice cream md
cake.
The Grand Lodge OF the knights
OF Pythias is in session mt Reno. Mr..
j. $. Gardner is the only representa-
tive from the Elko Lodge in atten-
dance.
All but one oi Elko county's tax
payers paid their taxes. The amount
due from this delinquent is s3iS 5.
This is a splendid showing for the
county.
An enterprisIng South London
undertaken displays in his window
this notice: "Why walk about in
misery when yon can he decently
buried for 3os?"-Tld. Bits.
E. NJ. Fletcher. carpenter and
builder, ID prepared to do all worl in
his line in Il first class manner and
mt reasonable prices. Work in the
country solicited. Give me a trlal. y
From Lovel rck to Battle Mountain
the mountains are full Of pro .pe :tors
a half mile cannot be travelled be-
tween these two places without meet
ing mine hunters
David Rankin.th millionaire farm.
er OF Miss ouri, sHys that he began
life with II Coli revolver and a dollar
bill. -For me- he adds, there has
always been I'M eleventh commanl l..
ment. Thou shalt not sell corn"
One OF the novel features OF tile
Fouth OF July parade at Sacramento
will be IN Americhn flag in the red
white and blus cUlors formed OF
marching school girls. II will take
200 girls to make the charming rep
resentation.
NJ. G. Cecil. a guarl Mt the peni-
Tertiary. spent yesterday III town
shaking hands with his old friends.
lle left this morning for indianapolis
to attend the a. 0. U. W. Supreme
Lodge. SO
Seymour jacobs has new designs
the latest goods and I'LL suits are
home made, at prices never before
hnard OF. Try him. Ho will make
you smile.
1t is proposed to start Il paper at
the Indian school Mt Carson, the edi-
torinl and mechanical WORK To be
performed by the scholars Mt the iu-
stitutiu..
Fresh black5erries, cherries, rasp-
berries and upricots received every
day at the postoilicc. Fresh peaches
the last OF the week. All orders de-
livered promptly.
a. III. Wlscmau Of Glover Valley,
one Of the trial jurors, It'll fingers In
town. We have kindly advised him
several times to go home, but he don't
pay any attention to US.
Sweet Rcffe hing sleep is given by
Hoods Sarsuparilla which strength
ems the nerves, tones the stomach
aud overcomes all dyspeptic symp.
toms. You should try it. 81 g
Hoods Pills are prompt and cnlc.
lent, easy to take, easy to operate.
% cents.
Hon. j. w. Adams spent several
days in town inve I'll .atnIg the busi.
ness outlook. and concluded TO EN-.
gage in the butcher busiue ~. Ills
place Of business will be the Bonner
building IN Main street. and Il lwarl
Whiting III Carson Villoy will he tho
manuger.--DcL ,mur Messenger.
Anyone knowing the address OF tho
following members Of Troop NJ viii