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Loubet Pardons II Poisoner.
sp.nal cab, D,,pa'cl 70 Tur syn.

NV'1a7 Vdb7' Uf3N0F0 NJ NV SVN,
PARIS July IL President Louhet has lib
Grated Nine. Bianchni. who was sentenced
last March to five years imprisonment Ior
attempting to poison her husband. a scenic
artist. with atropine.
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MISSING NINK-rE4r-ohD TURNS rr
Had Lost 30 Gents with which lie Was Sent
to Buy SIent and Was Afraid 10 Go Home.

WaItcr Mcneil. - years Old, n 300 East l4sth
street whose parents Thought he had been Kid
mapped, was found yesterday in ST. Mary's
Park. The hoy was sent TO the butchers with
80 cents on SUNDAY morning To buy some meat
He played with other boys on the way and lost
the money, As h" was afraid TO 20 homo he
spent the night in the park. Aside from being
dirty and hungry Walter IL no worse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

Duel with Senator Delpech Likely Over
the Dreyfus Affair.
Special Gable Despdich 10

Special Gable D,Spdch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. July 1l-As the result OF dispute
growing out OF the Dreyfus affair Gen. Pellieu1
has sent seconds TO Senator Delpech
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AsUINAIDo TO FREE CIVILIANS.
But the Rebel Lender VIII Not Release
Spanish Military Prisoners.

MADRID. July IA telegram received hero
from Manila says that Aguinaldo refuses to
liberate tho Spanish military prisoners. hut
has authorized the release Of the civilians held
by the Flipinos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-12

They are made Of fruit pepsin and digest food
promptly. those JohnsoHs Digestive TAblcts.-Adu
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

The Supreme c Ert hrnded dDyn
IT. decision SituE lay morning III the
Guherrat n u contest. Tie opiui IN
was read b. Jui.e B]on1iicld. /,
sustained 4 por rnn IT Z So n leafs
demrrrr- 10 Rria.oTs complaint aud
override ] the other portion.
The practical e. ults Of the decision
will be TO deFat y recount 81 al out
"nr'afth o' the entire allegations III
t~icIa,ors' compliant, leaving. however
;hs other four hf;hs Ia be con;e ,ted
and tried nU their merits. The valid.
it, and legality IT something nvcr "a
hHuHrea votes which RelntOr alleges
shouIi ac.ru, Ia his beuei; are per-
mite h! the lrcisinn to be regularly
tested and determined.
]; was the opinion Of the Cuurt that
the soldiers vote should not be
counted. This deprives Mcmillan Of
thirteen votes to which il il alleged
he was entitled, and cfT-ciualIy
dispose OF tia; portIc1 of the com.
riaiDt.
R'int0r's attorneys were given five
day= TO amend or engross their con.
piaint and Respondent was allowed
twenty days in which to
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

us EcS ys1- &t he SzEN-
-Na-1l - N=-oSs Psa, Z te~
FutEe -rTcs sers-saSAt En eS-
rzvE2os ~ r1SsSU=s -
puL5> caczeE lie rs = oa~ssy -
IL Fas&> FNsl~Sy sstSe azSAs
ai r13 ~ Z o=i - ~ z=rse
parse. Il aIs hez Se vaSoz ot%
azcs - 4e Sta5:e so< years %
.2=% cyec sbe &~S - Gve-y S=Etu-
f-rsA 80 rvScr zsO-EJaS - -
>SS@ Sat Nr--l - Il SAs
- =bS - t>zi holy <sss ;he DaS
CO U2so E-i tas sid taSai nai SRll-
Arths s=L - each Day SSlra II
z~tzI.V l,=kai Mp his psa.ta hi-
4sSS. fla ~ = snrSs : The osx'
ao-1-c. - G%i J; d2ru- tbe Dag
I'D Ken lockd Z n AtLhs end
: TIE session bic ar.E ooaraInrd a
-cll S$ga q CT i Psrs uhich were
=-z:suE CARED hY u ps-r :" bl-
~mmi,tee -o5sr. Uhere they dill ser
Wis. Tor rary u-oBths. Tie mail Of
zach Senator Is placed upon his desk
tao or three times 4 day. tied up wi;h
aeu tape The sye-ece Senator Tu-
S-ap- tie package b! eishsr cutting
ne tape OF throEinr the whole piece
On the fUUr. Mr.. Morrill, CAREFUL,
untir1i the knobs and Iai rhe piece ui
! ed tape away. His couu.itiee roaun
was the only one that never maze a
TeqClsitiUu FOR tame. NJ Il u the
senate Paid closer attention 10 Es
"a reel OF derce than Mr.. morrill,
rir read all OF tbs letters person u,
and was in the habi: ni iu,lin- then,
out Uf Ll$ pJckei wEeu he came into
he ch-ul or, uti!z NJ the time whIi,
o;Aer business u7as gong on. - that
ne CoIli watch the routine business
while he INTENDED 10 hi~ mail. lie
would make q memorandum on each
envelope and pru them over 20 his
clerk later II the day. Ooe day Mr..
Mcrnil reported &c the Ass sia1t
Dnork~ePer Aloaz,. thea =his! u
peges. ;hat he had last III p-ckeIboE
con aiming something Ike 800 Mr..
steTarf. EnoUInr the habits CT the
Senator. went; 10 lii desk. and Eudrr
a pile u letters that came will ;b-
morning maj. i"Uud Tie missing I ok
With IL contents i2iacI-WGhnc-
ton Letter.
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Senator Wassou Of Esmeralda
county has introduced the following
bill:
Scion IA lobbyist il hereby de-
fined TO be a person who tries Ia i'll
lncuce Legislators. or who soliriie
members Of a Legislative body to favor
or 0pp%c p%Irticu'nr meas nrcs.
Sec:'"u 2-EYery person before en-
terrug upon the business ne lobbyist
with the members ~ tie Legislature
~ the state nf Nevada. dur u q its
session.. shall first TAX" out u license
So ise ftrEished by the State Con.
ir"llcr in the sun 81 so per week or
$3.50 Tor each eiislaiiye term. Sril
liccn" shall have printed thereon
the fun text II the first section Of
this act, and hall not hr transferable.
MI money collected under ilro pro.
vision ~ this at hall rryCrt Ia the
general fIUd Of this State.
Section 3 Aly '"hb, Isl as defined
10y section ono ~ th.s act who shall
"l'homt Il license try 10 p'rsuadc. in.
FL 'ncc ar cntrent q member 81 the
Legislature ~ the State ~ Nevada tn
vote Tor or against uuy mpisufc. shall
he guilty VI a%f"iun! and upon COO.
Sicn"u thereof shgl! h" fined in a
sum - uo, less than 500. or 10 i'm.
prEOrcd 10 tue stat us.syD not les
than two !Cnts. or 10y both such tine
and Imprisonment.
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EH1r HsIza d: tie William. Ia.
Wasp. 2; =&pSh lie n.hsr day an.l
Er';e .o1e :; aging Teo1E@ 30 tie
=0rlJ, y eabodied in tie fyuow!uy
paragraph:
'Ts look in.n 4 cradle and behold a
male enid. AZ the & Of ten he il q
noisy KID With half the buttons nfT ms
Fapts and an eye FOR tRcanLeS; at IT.
teen be l. the ier ] IN = pint shop: at
twenty the publisher OF a county
newspaper. a; the head Of every enter
prise cal:ulatei Ia improve the ,oun
and Zurich the business Thereof: at
thiriy-fve he Is an euiTciafcd and
worn out maj with d bald head and
holes ! Ia his poCk'is; al fifty he is a
corpse in Il cheap coffin; and his ouly
resources left behind are two cases Of
long primer type. a Washington hand
press and a subscription lis; with GTS
Delinquent subscribers. who liuc M
aud march past the coffin saying:
-iie was a public spirited fellow, but
he couId not sDve anything
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TiIdcn Will Case Faded.

no:aoie Ea-aDon ariz!n- on; al
thh Ii2eD VII GO L=s jls; Je-u
I hrali1 Gi.Pc@l q D the Cour; a
Appeals. I;E be rsaeDLsrsi that
tine vi o. GIvefyo- T.!!-a WIS rpr.
tested hy Geo !. TE.Esn. hi 1apbsw
vA0 WIS ulGuIrsly sG-rzzra! II hay
iu- d pl-0"u Of The INSTRUMENT al
. - t-=i :araiil. To ca-y ~ th= -9a
ieSr Len. II Tlia- o-.ai2-yj ~ r.o ~
o. more aza s3G'll ra-.1=h the in
strgu=a;.3G! 60: NJ Robert D
Ba--Gua-. 'hr a-sbsDd = M 81 rr,~l
daaEhb=r = No .-s ! T.s+a. I,vs--
e IA "a bro aes- l. a51-l lea
auu 20 NJ. BurhuEo', a---.-s-: 60
i-o-zrz such asiy c=. Gore Il.
7 d. H-rsi = u=;u- :'s-l ae soy o
L1a 3l-1@a7-2- r-Ese. s5ls tar H.
GsErEs-' - N= ade4sde = !. 8u.
Gilman. or 80 order, - tie ~uu q
S'".up' NJ EC-S8u=u Trough;
s".i q" r-=rr-r tbs zIoa~t rrl . v---
de VS. 5i-er:@5 80 her favor. fG.e
Epr@l e diTs.n1 = this G-p7rirsni
rsrsr-d lie j1i.e7aent amt ordered
: rs= thai. Mr.. Justice I~u-alan
dissenting. Tie question uprn ahirh
the ca= 'Hrusi =as thus Formulated!
hy Judge irgrahsm: sEhc-e u huz-
band reG-iers y.'uabI" services and
pu!ats= with the person TO whom
the sane are nm D, red Tia: compe1-
Fa'i"n therefore hall he made no, ~
lEm but TO Li- 1ifr. Is the WIFE EN-
u;i~'i 90 enforce payme0r? Tris.
With 'hr al li'iUp that the wife did
not I'In II the Tg-emen; and that
there was m ~ mise made directly
:" her, Is .n arcGr4f" statement Of tie
question presen;'d.- SIrs. Buch nnr.
Naturally dissatisfied with the ne .atiye
answer Of the appellate diyri,u. M
pc lied iO Tie Cuur' 81 Arpeals, md
that tribunal has now answered the
question afiTmativeIy anil restored
the original judgment in her favor.
Ihis result WAS reached. however. by
a majority nf one only. the Soto ~ the
Judges sthIdIng four TO three.-Ncw
York Son.
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nrlnnrA AcM-

Az cSao- sn-asEhkr n TIE sSatA
It's ~ : Gz-a xao -OoSpAea - s"2
~ ASps plp- g elS ~ &inH take
4 ;; S~s ESe zraA Gdecaas,
So Z = 6cab,tul GtSe tEs hs u2e
Eat Tins EsgoE rEu EEXuS o1s ~
tARS Nsrae $0n psTeS to- nothing
Eu5 'orcd that by seeding p oouE-
~ Yr-sss he rUEi csIa car Tor
G-.-krerSs. SER, Gaou=h be d.
Il vSk ~ <sEke the pledge and keep
IT L1:s- On ba ssai City iwo-oeoi
%snrs - sni oa' hox - RSs ;ur-
nips sue <Sfaly. He tnaoi oa'-
.yus: ;zsr kull nI the tops and paE
EsaJ- yuua-. hs wished - marty. ans
seat .hir;S-t1ar un=-cect SEnpS 10 i
CAic=-o drm 70 ascertain boz -
+ -zke - impression When The at
sEer came Il read. sit dosn 81 4 pan
~ dou-h- That US little rough.
bUt he u5.s : patient mao, ADD
. thought be xCaii Yet succeed. The
It Z 1hGIlSIS x stH~'
+ -lioA 20 double ynar money III six
months lie vas told 20 convert hi
money INTO bills and b. unuld see HI
money Gouhlel. The mex: TINE he
sent Tor twelve useful kOu~hoil a-a.
cles. and got a package 81 ue~i!e=
He vas s!uS 20 lean 80 lie sent Z dol,
La 10 find ont .kox 10 get rich
-T"rk like ,he devil and Eever spend
d cent That stopped him. bU; his
brother zrote to Ii d ont hox to write
a letter without pen or INK. lie MS
tul / tn ue a lead pencil. He psi
. i've dollars 70 learn how Ia live with.
ont work. and he vas told on a postal
card 70 -d-h Tor sucse1s ~ we DO
He unv taxes his home paper ard i
happy.
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nILlloxs or c.sE, l,k. rr,s

John Smith oEns tara e isi
acres He puIehsd II II is55 FOR
Ea5co, $500 IN cash aud S1op n IN
sannants OF sSaz.uz, NTH inter
ust at the rate 81 : per cent per an
ruo. Wheat v1s;b<n sn.ta 81 80 in
Tie markets % liz world. Corn was
worth 90 onts per bu>hel and oats
brocsht 40 cents a brshel. Smith
naturally oooc!uded that il he could
rss- 2Je bushels Of wheat and sell il
for SIS. 500 bushels of oats and -ell
Il tot s2p, he could pay off the first
uzsllment OF the mortgage with cas-
and have plenty OF money left To hcip
stocs his farm. But while be thus
morsGzed on his prospective good
fortune, other agencies nere at work.
Oue-half OF tue redemption money o:
the country was demoDetizd just
about that time. With the result that
people became more interested In Sc.
curing money than other thing, such
a. NDa1A GnI OH anu CG4r- Int re
suit was that money b- came scarce,
and while al other tcrus OF prupert.
did pot become more plrEtiiUl- the
prices Thereof began 10 fan. Wheat
went down to sll9 the first year and
every yrar thereafter until II reached
So to 20 cea:s. Corn and osis fsuoUea
IN equa; proportion. II Is DOT = dill
cult problem 20 sre hoE Farmer JOhr
SnIth's cait ulHt0n were soon knock
ed galley wes, rs they say. II:
kept or rzisuE the 800 bushels Of
xheHf, so bushels Of cnTh and CT
bushels Of o.rE, but he could 10, even
got enough To pay off the mor'g gage,
and If hangs over his farm today
That Is why he IL a EGlld eyed Pop
u6st,7 Us the Chicago Tribune cbarac'
terizes every farmer that protests
nga'rst the financial system that
makes possible such cases OF coniisca-
tiop.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

General McGiashan Of Truckee
has completed hi4 test q substituting
structures Of wire netting for the
wooden sheds. on the line Of the
Cen;fai Pacific railroad acruss the
Sierra snow belt. with s~a;isfac.uty
results aud will ,uhni, 10 the Snn,h.
ern Pac tic COMPANY q proposition. 10
adopt that method - Keeping their
roadbeds clear Of snow during the
wirter.
The tests made showed that scarce.
ly any snow siitcd through tie inter.
siir's % the wire netting during the
heaviest storm OF this winter. The
inventor clains .ha, b. the use of
wire netting no; only vii! tile annual
l1ss by IRE he a~ertel bnt its suhz,i.
to'ioo will eraiie tourists to obtain
mn unobt'ncte3 view uf the fine
scenery while ccots 20 the Sirrr..
The building OF q mite OF woods n
s%nowsheds costs si5.g01 while IN. /,
construction 81 wire no ting would te
much cheaper
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

This fair maid will have Z hand
some DOT some time. and Ii Is the n
LitioD o! Der father n have hz. NARY
On, whose fortune will ct least equal
her oEn.
i want yon TO stop that Young
Blank calling here, he remarked re-
Gently. IN the sutocra:ic way that
some fathers have. -He las no pros.
recis worth speaking Of. there Is
nothing To show that he uas aay hu<i.
ness ability tn see tire main chance.
That's that il l.. and there is yleniy
~ lonn- met in D-iH'i; HAT have il.
Blank Ia-kS il votuUy.-
oh, re- dns: I'm afraid. para.
lint yuur speaking without proper
information. lie snoI~ 'lsai III have
$40 coo some titae. That Is a main
chrnca worth Looking after. M.
Bank sax i. lie reached ont and
c-hhed tor il. Hes hargfur M. and
he's =nu- TO cc;It. Do !on haupen
- EuoU o. Any other youo- man Of
lis a-e and hu.:.-i opportunities
Eho= business ztiity has assured
him - haud.0mr a foriua-:
TIE OH -snil-aaao- ausTe5 sa1nd.
IL -usF:r "r.ly Ike s~mo'herri pro-.
~fsGits, and /; KS fully live minutes
bs'o:= :br -zi'ch ~ Creature could
70 rnS to- .Ua.liue 81 Il smile to hi-
fss=- Now ~ I'll 4 fev cr~u1ieuual
fri-ats Ia; ,"n-. Black ua- ,ase max.
ing - On" o'il- be-; business men in
tie CITY. D.,ro.t Errr Pc.
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Rsnunlicnn Family MIsnt.

The use Of the epithet -pnkydoodle"
in casual alIusion 20 the adminisira.
tiun OF the Honorable illiam Me-
Kiuley inclines Us tn tie bei'cf that
the New York TriI uae still feels that
the Honorable Wliitelaw Reid has
not received that recognition which
his distinguished abilities deserve.
Yet we do not see what the Hon ".
able William Mckinley can do. Un-
doubtediy he wouId couciiaie the
Honorable WiItelaG Rid II he could.
HIS aciuo il appointing that states
nzn 70 the Paris commission was d
temporary md svEnesrepI Efi.ir, and
its members did mol have TO Ice con
frDed 10y the senate. There's Jtre
rub. For thIuuh the Honorable
Wiiiiam Mckinley yrErns ever So
mighty TO ~IlncRt= the BunurubIs
Wlntelaw Reid with lnce Of lIn-y
and profit, the adv re ind c0Hseut ~
TIE g@Duit-UtlreI wise the Honorable
Thomus Plbti-HiEnd III the way. 4
JOB sprh Hs tie Smu=Htls WhIt.iBw
E=ld Eoui5 take he sEIi get, uus
thE1 bs- cuuid ret :t vma7i tzj,e.
4n5 th"rs ~ W r1sutly fsur
aEai 3- EaB1-a sie TZiru EuEu-
3TE A5aIzugriin WI
FmraJISI-' IS J1s spa - tAa rir-
~ Il liz srmt% Il &s gruuA-
G-ari-a
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Average Mnn.. stride.

Quctelet estimates the average
length Of a mana stride at 3itk IN.
ches. and the distance nm average
traveller can cover n, this rate is 7I5s
yards an lH'ur.or 10 yards a min to
Tho leng b OF the ariie IN tie yari.
N European armies is rs follpsr:
In the Ger nan army it u BIZ inches.
with a cadence o' liz steps per
minute: in the Austrian army. 2gi5
inches. with n cadence Of from li5 ,o
100 per minute; 10 the Italian army.
Gik inches. with - cadence Of 12n
per minute; ia ihe french army. COZ
inches, with a cadence or lI5 per
minute: in the British army. 30 in.
chez. With a cadence Of li6 per
minus.
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Faults RaiIrond HIIi Defeated,

Paul's bill to regulate fares and
freighis on the Central Paciii; rail.
rad wis dc fcntcd in the Assembly
Friday 10y the ioioU ing vote:
A,cs-Dnoley. Mcmillan. Mcacham,
Pat"y. Paul. Spindel. Van Fiten.
NHys-Armsirung. Blakcsicn. Brad.
shaw. Gednc,. Gillcsp pie. Hancock,
Henley. Hot b., Hodgkiu,op. Kinney,
KirmRn. L"id!. McGownn. Patterson,
Rrttire. TrcmJn M. Wilkcrsuu, Mr..
Speaker.
Ahscn.-coudor. Coryc Ell. Deadly,
Pitt. Strosnider.
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TIE ce..,, rs,>i<I.a.-


he editor of tie T5:rSs = ~,
Criticisms % the commissioners Tor
en-, Toying three rhgiri+ns zt ,hs
oountY hospital at sl25 per moaia
insiuuaies that the board made :
combine with the doctors. lie base
the insinuation ON a c~onversatiOa tAg'
Commissioner Reed is reported =
have had with DR.. Mcdowell On To-
day tile bids we're to be opeaeL- =
winch the commissioner Is sza .
hive urged DR.. Mcdowell - zsEs4
>prhina;jou with Drs Hooa EG
Gardner. II Mr.. Reel had IAe ~
ported ronversa5uo TltH Hc &c
Dpwel. Il uHs uiiLuai ths SnoA5sSrs
| a: either 81 TIE other 5rDhSS - tAe
hoard. and IL no wise hgas6 ;Ssm.
The IyDEPEDrT- has ints1TreEsi
I COmrnisSiona- ElEvE on Gs suite
aud fuds the ruth - t. rs tu3soHs.
CoInuissiaoCs Cga:k ind Wez;hsS
were on their E4r to de c.ET;Acssr
- bolJ IN evening sSgna OF The
hoard wben opposite tz -eSslsrce a.
&r. James Adams they veo zaeI b!
District Attorney Wilson Eho ssked
Ibtm Il they Lai seen Commissioner
Reei Rbo Eas iooEIng FOR them. The!
:hca turned back sni mel Mr.. Red
on the Bakery corner HEo informed
them that the Prs. wished 20 meet the
brari al Or Hroi's office. All tire
veri to the office and found Dr..
McDuwell and Garduer there. DR..
Hood being at supper. In "A fr"
minutes Dr. Hood came INTO tile rnOrn
nmd acting ms spokesman said: ave
have concluded 10 withdraw our bids
end will d. the work nj the ho suital
and jail Tor SI2j per month and mr.
range the time and pay among our
selves.
The cUmmissi toner's then left the NJ
flee and went To the courthouse. On
the way they talked over the propusi-
ton OF the doctors and all agreed tina:
slUO per month WIS good pay Tor the
! required services. Shortly after the
board met, Drs. Hood. mcdowell and
Gardner appeared and Withdrew tiieir
BIDS. DIR. Hood then stated That be
had done the work at the hospital and
Jail for the last two years FOR almost
nothing and that Dr.. Mcdowell had
done the came. That they had agreed
20 UitLdraT their bids and waull do
the work for SIPS per moatL. Dr.
{ Nc HoTtil msie & similar statement
Dr. GEriutrstgfed tlrEt the work WIS
worth 1925 per month.
While il WIS the unanimous u;i1-
Of the meml e-s az :he beard KIM; $50
Pr: month WIS literal pHy fI- tie
p-uies-Icu.! services required. .Ics
could y { no WY OTt o. tie Gitucasiy
except Ia HcceIs; TIE proposition nr ths
Drs. o. leave IIe coUI'. hcsllill with
Uut L physician. Ac'lIrr upon Ills
%tiHsuy! iiry uc.ejI"d thc JroTIs.u nu
az Dr.. HuuH, Mcdowell ana Clrantr
una On i!ii.. - Stt- Tn IIt .pEG -
tire records Of she commission -
show.
NJ. C!urE Is en- piAtic u Lh- s:GIr-
INIT ina tbe frs h- Uu5 CaEua
fjUnEr W'HLe-s Fueu tlaG Dr. I5r,I
NeDyStl tina G.r3upr Ind t-fe-a1
=rs" L u2aD Eiaifsn VIE Uh=5 D..
I'll -r,Ea en- s-,-.--.
IL flo. u Dtrs vaE ~ ao=on-
tu1n With & =s z-E= z 81, Il
L"5 H. Esas5 ~ sas u5,5-- q Z.
EGzs a. G~ tS,s - Er-z 70 - u2
M CL;k 40 IL 10 rJ1l5 G3a-ce
tSr H. c7u@7eaCrs Lz5 11@fe6
NO I rz .EDsisgz VIII ;a- &ctorsiO
no TIE asz-'g i nth: i=nn~Ui Of
i= lscs - EI5'gu. f~Ere:f- iLru.
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Drinkrr and Drink

Oakland is stiD sha> en- t-om center
Ia Giro Inference because u yuunr
EIrl ~ g rcr.ni -sOcinl function grew
somewhat hilarious from tool rcquru,
aprlica'innE +" the punch boaI She
Should remember the words 1T the
California poet. II wnuld be il fac,
well for nll no: to forget them:
Attlle punch bowls blink
let the drinKer think
What they say III japan:
First tile man takes a drink.
Then the drink takes a drink.
Then the drink takes the man
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IlLrh Him In.

In one Of the black. land counties
OF South Texas is a negro doctor vbo
eDjops a more or less extensive piac
tie among the colored population.
A white physician ~accns;ed him
on the road the other day. saying:
'"eD. Doctor sam. where have you
beenf-
Been to e Fill Johrsine. ssh
wrasin' wild Mose Jones he Lu.' a
blood vessel
aWhy. sbs''s serious. What did
you prcschbef'
'Ah! j done Tx him up all rigb,.
wild hlum an gum arabic. Alum 10
draw dee pants t"gediah, an rum 10
stick en-
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E.zsr.grE.y Hr,7-alrr

HJ4
|aAa-oa WIS =.Er-s5 20 E-
6sy-
QeR yIraHs Wa z-nss &C Pr
dz!.
Nsraieo7 B~oosra,ts w bo.e q
Fndsy-
Battle q Buske Hl zu ts5rht
on Friday.
America vas disporgTed q F5day.
As,f EeE la1dsS on Fnday.
Joan Of Arc u1s br:psd q; tbs
stake on FHiay.
Battle Of Waterloo vas fought Oh
Friday.
Bhssile =as destroyed on Friday.
Declaration Of Independence was
signed on Friday.
julius Gear was assassiDatei Oh
Friday.
Moscow vas burned on Friday.
Shakespeare Was born ON Friday.
King Charles vas beLeaded on
Friday.
Battle OF New Orleans was Tough,
or Friday.
Lincoln was assastina,ed On Fri.
day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

i great cUmmotion seems To hive
taken place among railway circles
o"iDg to the contemplated through
car service between the p.,cific Cons.
aud Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This is not a new de.
iHrtrrc 10y any means. &c the Denver
1t Sip GrHudc RIiiroad Comp M and
lis connections have been Operating a
through car service between ;he Pm.
c'iic aud Atlantic coast via. Salt l,It.
Pueblo. Denver, KansaS CITY nu,I
Chicago Tor year,. ard three dave
eacn, week. viz. every H~clncsduv.
IhnfsIa! and Friday evening. The
ears Tor this through service arc Of
the hntcs. Pullman design. and are
surilied with Glenn linen aud bedding
throughout. \ Pullman porter is as.
f'gnci to each car. These care are
also under the pers ru1l suppry sion
m a Special EXrnrgiun age5t
wEuse dui! ii il la see that rasscp.
gers are gwen every comfort AMI at.
Hentin. For further affirmation. np.
rly (" any agent. or u. T.. Nrvus.
General AgCui. at 10 n ~. Gushing
Travelling Passenger Nrcut. -. & Il
G. u e.. - Vest Jrd south 81. Sa.
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

The disappearance ~ Licu,cnao,
John NJ. N"iIl with several ,hnnsnnI
dollars ~ Uncle Sans money is still
unen'vcd. II ia nov almOs, certain
that he did not commit sui"ide. hut
no trace - hin can 10 tnnud. II Is
sia'~i that Ncall lei u houblc iifc,
fr'qri 'ntinG the rarcirark where he
lot his money aud ~associatinR with
women UPON whom he tpcnt large
suma.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

Tlr" criminal Record atafcz tiia'
Arizona j. ihc mos. lnwlc state IN
the Union. Nevada comes second and
stat ! Old Massachusetts comes tiird
IN 'hc column N,gndi 10 rcditet
with = population which entities hcf
TO a ratio 81 1922 criminals III every
million Inhabitants.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

\ solid silver teaspoon vas found
~ tie center % u hL,rk ~ Lexington.
No. coal b. Mrs. Joho Buwman az
S"'aliI. Tho slaonD is IT 81 az ish ot
Mexican workmanship md on ,Iic
handle il The number CT llu.. tia.
So ON became imOcdIcd in the coal
10 ii mystery.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-02-24

James Barton Adaus in ,hc ben.
ser Pos; says: "Tbu White tnan's bnr.
den is al right vhCn il appear in
iGe 'ofm OF 4 pretty girl seated on
once knee. And he's been married
but a few months, too.