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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
THE DUTcHMAN.

Ills prov was pointed toward the
fouthorn stars.
lie plowed 9 fufrow hair way round
the world.
The Winds Of many zones tuEsoi at hls
Ana beat his deck before hia sails
were furiod
on. on ana on-threc thousand
leagues Of son.
untricd. unknown, he travcnscd 10 be-
free,
s,olld and stern, unsIghtly and I'M
couth,
No scented darling he Tor courtly
game,
hut in that slow speech there was
stendfaHi truth.
Ana dauntlr-a courage In that stub
born frame.
ON Aries farthcst cape he made bis
home.
And thanked the good God he could
cehac 90 roam.
The KlnRa played chess. ~ Kings are
wont 10 play,
Each move an end 10 some fair lands
on Aire'a aeld. ,hrce thousand leagues
one Iyranrs aag came down. auoth-
a. ruHo.
The putehman saw with gratitude
profound.
NJ hailed a savior-a wgrsc Urant
found
Vain his long search DER many sound.
Ing seas.
sun on the heights doth Freedom
love 60 dwell
To shake her trcsscs Ia tho mountain
Ana hear the tales the upland forests
trll.
Far to the North, whore snowy sum
inlla rise.
The liocr, administered. turned bis
longing eyes.
before him lay long miles of aria plain.
Around him valleys fun OF plenty
smiled.
lilo yoked his oxen to the numbering
vain
The jambok spoke In mcnace ahrm
aud Wild
Each mighty beast. submissive bent
hlr neck.
And tho Boor started ON his long.
long trvk.
came days OF aching toll. Night after
night
Ilo faced Death. eye to oyc. and
stared him down.
With naked iist h. mot the lion In firht.
Ana fent him aourrying 20 his jun
The savage blacks who came to spoil
ana shay
Ilociod back before the laagors stern
array
oh. Freedom, dear. II ever man there
was,
In AZ tho ages. earned thy fayorlng
This patient man has earned It, In his
cause
Pleads az tho world today Yea. even
That hissos hate OF him. thrills. too.
with strong,
Deep notes % protest against Eng.
lands wrong.
Goldi uoldi Goldl uoldi The cry allied
an the air.
Ana wrought like magic on the hearts
The reatlcas souls In every land who
dare
shake dice with Fate. fslt the blood
leap again.
They came In nuuadB-ln troopa-ln
rushing stream.
Their motto ever this Follow the
gleumi"
But most were men OF that proud race
Who hold
The Triple Isle aa trident ~ tho son.
What Was this nocr TO rule a realm VI
ne slow hand time the march OF pcs-
50 e,,me the clash. and on Maiuba
liil
That slow hand proved its swlft. un-
orring skull
The old Colossus rpanned the Rhodlan
a continent, the new one would be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The chief editorial topic In the Amer
lean Monthly Review Of Reviews Tor
November n tho war In South Africa.
10 "'rho Progress OF the Wofl1' tho
editor gives " full exposition u the
british and fioer slides Of the quarrel
respectively The euhiect n nluo trvat-
"a in the department ~ Current Hla-
tory lu Cariclturo" md Mt Stead con-
tributes character sketch ~ "the man
1f the month IN South Africa. Cecil
Rhodes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

vcnhcr Sic benjamin BronwnC's pa
pot on atnndhrdisIug In Engineering
construction u the leader and the key
note Mr.. } Hlntcr LOWS presents the
second Of bic papers upon Works Or
sanitation Tor the Maximum 81 Produc-
tion. diarusrluE particularly the labor
factor ln the problem. MI. Henry Ho-
land develops tho mechanical side ~
tho question ln hlH rvyiow ~ the De-
volopmont ~ the Automotlc Screw Ma.
chine. The Illustrations are most In
tcreatinr. Dr. Louis He'll has a
thouFhtfui exposition ~ the Influence
Of electric power lamentations In over.
coming Industrial consultations aud
rehahllitatIug The small pfoduccr.-Now
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The November Forum dovotoa much
space 10 questions ~ International In
tcroat Minister 90 spain. Hon. J.
l., ~. curry coutflhutUr "a valuable
article ON spain Living or DylnF3"
The author contends that there u a
prospect under wiser cuunsrlH 81 "a now
spain. Jacob achocnhof ln hlH article
on what tho World owes 90 France"
uses the historical background of
France 90 point out the heroic work
she has done, for which nll coming
generations owe 10 hrr both gratitude
and respect. The prime mover NJ the
Finnish agitation IN Germany. Rudolf
Euckeu, the distinguished professor OF
philosophy of Jena University writes
on '-rhc Finnish Question" lie shows
that In all European states. and. even
ln Russia. among the more liberal cir
Giles. there n a pronounced uympnthy
In favor o. Finland, and he believes
that America win not b. content 10
stand In the ELECTROMAGNETIC York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Self Culture Tor November has artl-
olei on grelt variety or oubiocts. The
TrAnhynal and Philippine questions are
given due prominence, but bcaldcs these
readers are met. Tho Illustrations OF
THE magazine are always nr1t-clnss.-
Akron. ohio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The November number of Gunton'n
has scvcfni contributions Go the dis
cusglon of social and other topics
Among others we notice theses rail-
ways ana Industrial Combination" by
n. n. Npwcomh chief ~ division ~
agriculture. twelfth census Of the Unit
ted States; --latest Phases ~ Life In
anrance." by the late sheppard HomnnH.
American Insurance expert Socialism
and Moral Progress hy Ernest Mar
tlncau Translated Tor gunton'H Mngn-
zlus from tho Journal dca Eo1unmiaicH,
and Hrynn yoruun Labor Mcn on Trusts.
Nov York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

HEODfdN IS for pale. ttcdk, and Cmanai,4 NJ. .
~ tvorteH ~ matters not Vhccy the ucakcHed o. ield
luton b duo 10 disf1Je, toyyy otcrcork crbosDc ~
whdictr edHSr, HUDYdN ttiA rcpdiy the r5G HUDYAN y ~
most Popular res'ordiitr tonic cdrh because me- BEST g6
YdN gtcs health strength aud ro1Sived life and orey NIX
idkc Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The Youths companion for this
week. has for ~ fiction four interest
ing short stories under tho titles rca-
pectlVoiy OF - Whifulug Whale"
'Quarnntlncd." "Hcnriettn'a change Of
Heart" and "The Trouble az
Van Dorn'u." and the final chapter NJ
the fascinating rornl" Little Bir Heart"
which hna been running IN ua num-
beers. '"rho llggest u the Boers' IL an
article dealing with descriptions Of the
neraon, llfo and work Of Dom Paul
Kruger ana with the usual interesting
departmental make Tho issue valuable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The current number u Golfers Week
W illustrates the fighting between the
liocrf ana British no Natal and around
the frontier of tho TranHvnnl. The dou-
bic page ~ comp0elta. drawn 10y Her
Ing ana kleppor-two large pictures
which bring home most realistically the
horr0r7 ~ this savage strife. The chnr-
actor oi their opponents Oh pfottywoll
shown by tho photographs Of the noor
commander on the frontier and the
troops leaving Johannesburg Tor the
front a map OF tho entire thonter NJ
war accompanies an article by lille
gas the South African writer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

when Knlghthood was In Flower"
which is the lloosler Idea OF great ana
beautiful ehivalry. has reached to iOO,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

,hailea Dana Hlhson'a travels on tho
Nile have found expression In a bonk of
Sketches In Egypt, which shown no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

The Queen Of Roumanla. who writes
undor tho pscudonym OF Carmen syi-
w." contributes 20 the November num-
ber Of the North American Review O
pathetic allcgory entitled THE Story OF
"a Helpful Quoon" II o. the story OF a
royal lady whose heart tlcd over the
sorrow ana suffering which she saw
about her on svUry side. ana who, under
a sense of her powcrleHansaa TO aasuage
distress BY ordinary means. prayed TO
happiness to those who TuhcT oven u
che had 60 take their burdens upon
herself Her desire was grantcl, and she
parsed nmonH her people, diapenainE
health md hnuuluUHa, aud bearing 10
her own body the ailments aud diseases
VI which she relieved them. The Vicar
ioua wtctchedncas Of her llfc was miu-
gated only By the consciousness that
she was hrlnror of Soy 10 others. ~
longth the death of her only son nlloi
hof cup OF sorrow 90 the full but II
eventually led her TO the belief that
s0rruW aud suffering serve winc anu
necessary purpose in tho world.
Tho BLACK Cat Tor November has i've
short stories 81 the usual exciting class.
The nust o. % prise story entitled. "A
Vile, jo,-iionton. Mnaa.
Universal brotherhood Tor November
tolls OF nu audience given by King oa-
car of Sweden and Norway 90 Mrs.
Tinrloy, tho loader Of the Universal
brotherhood Organization. other arti-
Clca Hru devoted 90 Egypt and itH past
and DEDUCTIONS ~ more or hess value
New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Tho Cosmopolitan for November has
O number OF Interesting articles. nrtla-
tlcully illustrated. Among others there
are pnrora on tho paris Expedition
'Tho Women question: ana prige
article ou "The Chnd'a Proper novcl-
opmont" "1he Triangular Dinner.
Patty A. n THANKSGIVING story aud
the problems Of our time New York
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
Treatment of Children.

II ono is bound TO ruin his chilnren
tho chrice should be to do it by
kindness rather than by brutality;
lint there is not the least mead Of
hanging ON either horn of this dilem
ma. Let every mortal child that is
brought in'o the world be tau .ht to
obey ItH PARENTS; let it he taught
thus while it is u little Chi d, not
humored md pe,ted to death and
taught hundreds. OF tricks which It
must be broken OF afterward. II
yon can teach ,our child obedience
without whipping him, so much the
better; don't whip such 4 chill lit is
cruelty; but If he will NOT far or
obey without such punishment
administer it gently and simply in a
convincing manner, but do not be
N'kinv and speaking blows ut him
for week afterwar'l. While gentle,
respectful and obedi mt chill EN- a re-
the sweetest things ON ear H., the re
a"e few things more di-agrecable
aud repulsive than badly managed
and nnruly children. No ono can
endure them and their parents are
justly to blame. --Ex.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
1t Was tho Cat.

Tom Harris dreams We're disturb
ed several times last MI hit by noises
III his back yard. Tom rubbed his
eyes and visions OF burglars whizzpd
through his brain. FL. got up three
times IN ins night CT, the. seized his
shot gun and pistol and sailed forth
tn meet the wonld he burglars. This
unusual conduct of his father walk
ened Ray and he too rushed around
the house III his midnight drapery.
Each time they returned to the
house without glimpse Of
the burglars. At last the noises
cessed and the household settled
down to peaceful dreams. But now
comes the rude awakiu0. As the
morning light fell upon the back yard,
Tom went ont agauI, this time without
q gun, and beheld big to,ncat ne4rlv
deal with his head stuck IN tin
can. He gently removed the can md
the cat struck ont for home. Raw
still declares that he saw three
burr lara, each six feet tall, arme I
with mauser rifles and having com
p'ete Onttit Of burglars'tools including
jimmies and dark lanterns. He
wanted to give thtm;a sthoaker.'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
July In North Greenland.

The fierce July sun Though but a
little past the northeTn meridian.
heat down upon ME with oppressive
warmth. Before me the warm, red
brown landscape Ivered and
trembled in the yellow light. BE
hind me lowered the binding white
slope Of the ice. Beneath my feet the
stones we're bare even oi lichens and
had adry, gray lnok ns il they we're
the bones ~ dead orld. And yet
felt that with su mu III of warmth
and richness ~ colorng there must
he life. anc surh enough, hardly had
/ gone 100 vard4 f'om the ed 1e Of the
ice when beautiful little black and
white soDgster fl uttered up from be-.
hind Il rock, lowered singing almost
within reach above my head and the n
setted upon bleak stone but few
feet distant To finish lns merry song
Az l went on, numbers of these
snow buntings fitted no nut me, and
hardly had gone u mile before MY
heart beat quicker at the sight ri
ut traces OF musk oxen. AS l got
further away from the ice and In the
lee OF the gignntic MORNINGS and
tumui of glacial debris, flowers he
gan to appear, purple and white and
yellow, among them my ever prese nj
brilliant yellow friend. the arctic
poppy.--Peary's "Northward Over the
Great Ice.' .... ...s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
Nevada hoy. Missing.

The White Pine News OF tho 9th
has the following: '%''.' -
4 Mrs. Sol Hip has handed us a
letter which arrived this m ,rning ad-
dressed to Mr.. Hip and conveyed the
startling information that Will Bruce
and another Of the Nevada Cavalry
boys have been either killed or c,ip-
tured by the insurgents. The letter
IL from Dick Wammack. and is dated
Cavite on Feb. lat, fnnr days before
fighting began. 1t nays: i ....'
@Honeman and Bruce got a twelve
hour pass ON the 28th and have not
returned mp to date. They have been
searching for them for two days md
have got no information of their
whereaf outa. They are either killed
or in the native prison, M their pass
called for San Rogue. which is only
half a mile from here" 7h'-.. ~
Mr.. Wammf OK further states that
ne was just ont Of the hospital after
II sickness Of 30 days. but the health
OF the troops on the whole was good.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
A Slick StrnnG or.

A stranger who gave hia name aa
Day TO some people and Waller n
other spent several days in this vi.
entity recently. He wante TO bnv
Mr.. Haiuee' hay this vear and nsked
Mr.. Haines n vie his name IN he
could corresp N wi !, vi n later IN in
regard to il. Mr.. Haines iii ao and n
few days later the stranger walkod in :
tn Bajcove's iewery store in Carson
and presented an or Ter signeh by Mr..
Haines for q watch worth $3.50. Mr..
Belcove was too sharp for the would-
he swindler, however, and telephoned
tn Mr.. Hainee.wl,o replied that he had
written no auch or Ter. Day, or
Waller, probably took a walk that
same day and it 10 cafe to cay, al.
though he did not get the watch, that
he will bear watching.-Genoa Cur
Ter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
Death of James McMulIen

: James McMullen, one 1T the early
settlers OF Starr Valley. died Friday
afternoon He was born in the State
of New York about 63 years ago.
He came to Nevada early in the
seventies and settled in Starr Valley,
residing there. continuously up to the
time Of his death. During his
residence ni abont % years in that
valley he was known and respected
Ivy all as an honorable. upright
citizen. No faint Of .iishonor was
evel attached to his name.
The diseased leaves a ftmily nf
seven orphan children to mourn the
less OF father Mrs. McMullen
died ahont eight years ago and was
buried in the valley. The remains of
Mr.. McMulen will rest by the 81 le Of
those Of liis wife in the valley he
loved q" well. Beside the children Il
brother, Samuel. residing at Dspth.
and large circle of friends are
mourning the l''ss Of an upright man.
The INDEPENDENT extends its
aympathies to the bereAved relatives
and friends. m
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
A BIG cOQB|NR7ION.

The INDEPENDENT has made DOM.
bination with the San Frar cisoo l}ul.
letin by which both papers will I've
delivered to subscribers by carrier
for one dollar month. Every sub.
Fcriber to both papers gets a got Of
beautiful sun burst photo. engrav inga,
% x28 inches. NJ Dewey, SchIey md
Sampson, Americas great naval
heroes. These pictures arc works OF
art and will ornament any homo.
Subscribe now md get these beauti.
fol pictures aud the latest news Of the
world in the Bulletin and the local
md Siate news in the INDEPEN DENT.
Subscriptions received at this Office
OF ny the solicitor. ....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11

The CONT ~ irquirv. now. fnveat
eating General Miles charges.
ni"ht find a frritinl field in Nevada.
W" or three y'ars ago when the
iaa'nrn cattle huvers Hret came to
Nevada in search of beef, they
Forld buy anything in the shape Of
s"le t',at ecu 4 he gotten to the
eilroad. no matter how old and poor
'beY we're or how much diseased
rnhnrcnlosis and lumpy jaw we're no
par 10 the saIe NJ cattle. One Of Elko
sonnty's ranchers asked the buyers
THAT they did with that class Of cattle
md the reply was: "Oh, they are all
night for cannerD."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
SALMAGUNDI.

'F'.. .'f.f..
Mrs. James Cowling was taken
quite sick last night. ..... a.,. .
John Nicholas is much better today.
He will soon be ont.
The Golconda News has changed
rom a semi-weekly to a weekly. p.
Mr.. Smiley was down from Star
Valley Yesterday to attend meeting
y the hoard Of education.
One of William Buffers children is
till very sick and its recovery is
'onhtfnl. The rest of the sick are
Improving. ..,f..., ...:.
Ed Mead won't eail for the
Chocolate Colored Islands for some
ime. He is confined t. the house
NTH the measles r4H; fYe#!G.
The Washoe county grand jury
haR indicted Howard p Reed for the
nme "f murder. Reed killed George
Aver" at Olinghouse canyon few
Eeeks ago.
Three of Elko county's delegation
the Legislature have gone to San
Trarcisco or are lettering on the WAY
omewhere. Webster Patterson ia
be orly ore IL. chow up here.
N. p. .Guldagoer. nt Jones' old
Hand, ie prepared III do hlackanlth.
Dr IN oil ~ ifs branches Mt prices tr
nit fine times. I1orse ehoe,ng and
Taron wN'k n snocin1ty. All work
Erarant: pd. Take vonr work to- Mr..
Gnldareer's slror II Won want it done
Fell nnd nt reasonable prices. n
Mr.. 7 ~. Pnona NJ White Rock RI.
urn"d from Missouri last night. He
Rerorta a verv hard winter in that
lection. He thinks Nevada is a
PRETTY good place to live IN. ...
William Rn'lpr'a little girl was
buried from the residence this after
oon large rumher "f avmpa-
bling friends NJ the family followed
be remains 70 the cemetary. May it
Pst in peace.
An American lady in Berlin had
&c 'si W ~ tai N her hostnss abrut
mo ri"an children at have read ~
benz" said the German woman
rondlv IT have ~ them in English
cad have two stories read, that
might hnow. ' hn not wish IN 90
|a"l To America. Thave read 'Pecka
Bad Row and s"elpn'a Rabies A oh!
Perr "! I stay by the German chill
rem col" G>E4AIs .r'a
\ farmer IN K"ntuc'sv went ont the
thAr dav with his bnvto shoot the
bows tearing m the " heat. when the
ir''s combined IN nm at'ack m both
b them md when The h1ttIe Was over
b. h"v hid RIM away. and the man
Fas h'ned'no all over from the pecka
hal rnc"i"ed. II ia thought his
f"s haze he IN completely destroyed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
1t Fits 60 Many Cases.

Weak md weary. I've w laden, .
Sad and lonely. CIR and anrp,
Health and strength both surely
failing.
Life with me hal hest he o'er.
Written upon crap vt paper FOR
exclamation of the motive in mud he.
for" the bullet was tired which la, ont
the life Ut the au'hor. whose bo ~ lay
rlo'e,by. The dead was Clark w,
Bryan. ut Snringiell. Mass, a we'll.
known writer md rnhlisrar. He wns
III his seventy fi'h year. and felt that
hls race WAS run and lost.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
Now Laws.

The INDEPENDENT has received ad
vance sheets Of the new laws approx
ed by tue Governor. The following
are in addition to those heretofore
puhlished:
An Act to enable corporations to
divide their capital stock into shares
OF lesser denomination.
An Act 70 create COroner's Town
ahips. making Justices Of tire Peace,
ex.ofticio Coroner the -ein, fixing their
townships, prescribing their duties
and compensation, provi,llng when it
shall taks effect, and to repeal all
Acts and parts of Acts in conflict
with this Act.
An Act to provide for an alias sum.
mons. .rI"a. .'' .-,...... p. =,
An Act to pay expenses incurred
by the Governor in aiding The United
States To raise the Volunteer Army il
the late war will Spain and appro
priatinR mOLey to pay the same.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
San Act permitting the establish
ment Of county high schools IN the
varions counties OF this State. and
providing for the construction, main
tenance and management of the
same, approved March !, 1895. -
An Act to create u Spe ..iL .Iurv
Fund. and to regulate the disposition
81 certain funds, and other matters
connected Herewith in the county nf
Lincoln. ...~
AnAct fixing the salary Of the jus
tice Of the peace in and for Carson
township, Ormsby county, State Of
Nevada. and matters relating thereto
An Act to amend All Ac, entitled
San Act to amend IAN Act relative to
attorney and cOnnselorl.at law ap
proved October 81, 1861" approved
Jaduary 81, 1893 - . ..'.... .'".'
An Act to amend section one Of an
Act entitled "An Act relating to the
Nevada National Guard" approved
March 8, 1897. ......... ...... .......5
An Act for the relief OF F.. P. Lau-
gan. ....... i..hg@ ....a.:.
An Act to amend an Act entitled
San Act to encourage agriculture" ?
approved March l6. 1895. 49,. ..r-'S
An Ac, authorizing the sale by any
railroad corporation ow ming any rail
road in this Sta'e, Of it's property and
franchises, or any part thereof, to any
ether railroad corporation, whether
or Ianized under the laws of this
State or Of any other State or Terri
tory, or any Act ~ Congress-; also
authorizing the corporation purchas.
ing the same to operate such railroad.
to build and operate extensions or
branches thereof. and for that pnr-
pose to exercise the power Of eminent
domain. .... .. II ..-...'+ ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11

Manager Til len Of the Stemboat
Springs is in luck. While Dor ng for
water he struols powerful stream
which throws thirty feet in the air.
He can now advertise full grown
geyser.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
Communion Service.

fhe only 'iervi 50 hat will be held
III I'll" Fpis "al church tO-mor. ~.
tSnnIay) IL he Holy C"umun N
Service. The Service will he he'll It
y "cl"ck. II is hope hat all 'n,n.
municantS will at nnri.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11

In as much M there seems Il, ne no
sickness in the High Schunl. md
many Of the runilS, especially he
members ut the Senior Glass. ne ii
every day of school hat can he lad
between this date md the close " re
term.the bolr1 Of duration has deci l.
ed to reopen that in 'titution on v m
day morning mex. Those inter .st"d
will please take notice. However. he
hoard desires TO announce. thai any
parents who are reaii;' afraid Of the
measlea, may keep their children ont
OF school for few days md they will
not DO marked for absence by tho
teachers. .u....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
HOw'a This.

We offer One HIND red Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh TINT
cannot be cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure. .............s8,.t a5...a
&, -. F. j. CHENEY & 70,
ay..l. .. Toledo. Ohio. ,...s.
We. the undersigned. have known r.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan-
c'allv able to cnrrv ont any obIga-
tiOn maize by their firm.
WEST TRUAx Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING. K1NNAN d MARVIN, Whole
eale Druggists. Toledo. 0. ..
HALLS Catarrh Cure ia taken inter.
nally. md acts direr ~ m the blood
md mucous snrfa6pa of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sid by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
DIED.

cNuLLEN:--Tn starr Valley, Elko
county, Nevada, March 10, 1899,
james McMu'lGn. y native Of New
York, aoed abont SO years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11

Bring yonr job Work to the INDIE.
PENDENT Office. Low prices.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-03-11
DAILY INDEPENDENT.

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