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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
gtne glI<6e G6e

IA Nk&
:iuiugtben uno ~eefniISc Sinter 81 jeugen, Feru:r
aass WlleH5lnertbe aber Cciddcdbtae6 rdn!beitcu.
in5eneiid,e gcrirru,sti;, Smpo.sr;. linfrud,ts
bartlett Il. ]. 10. entbdIt has alts. eeoie9ens, beutIde
Sua ,Ser Rctiuns9sllnecr', As. guN., ESQ
Der ein;is Inperidfhrs Raibacber fir Granle uuS
Ssiunoe rno nam.itlih nid,t an sutbehrtn flr
aeite. bic I'D oerbsiratben iopqen. oner uneIidli3
osrbsirathet itno. g9iro nod GmpFaua bon rs Gts.
IN Vcit.stamps iora'am ocrpatt Fret jugtianDt
DEUTSCnES HEu-INSTITTT,,
no. II Clinton Ple"e. New York, N. Y,
Der @sttunes=antr III an5 gu babtn bti 9. D.
6trabe, uus in @itt.'s SuasSnsluno, Nr, 2N.
Roros 1o!parasS traSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Z. Qn DIR 8roaopGD @rsn ipns
Sriide gu goIion, M&aN, tre,gns.e Ii8
Elm 3uIdnn:Aliob 3p!i den 5pe!PaTa
Fo9isr8iigsn Der Nsp : gort, N'ps
Saoen uno 5arIioro 8ahn, TpObeF
bier Esr,oncn 9~erkBungsn bacon tru=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
3u b~ermietben.

sisimcr @aeen uno 9shrcaur ,u per'n'efhen'
Snl &ctar.9ebluoe, GG!:ir,ostsSt raBe lhp N:"'
oiiic. .Npsnus- Sops.! : 9itre1u an YnIt=Stltcs,
Netru.; ,u ,btnsr GrOe. San'pIbstiuns, Ssal9'
tiiG.. sHatersGlsjc.s ec. Ta63airagsa bel u S'
,o r b q { al Grt KIND -Sf:u:. NaSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Manilo, II. 0e5ember.-Maipr
Glaptpn Is. Mar4 pon benz 80. Sn=
fanterie 4Regimsnt bat bic 8srfolgune
N~guinoloo's aufaegsbsn unb fat Ban
gueD, i'm 9er5en Der groben aoroillez
rentetts, ND tie 10000 SUB bod 1T,
2ebensmittel rar iino unb Elm 9pr>
tpdrtstommsn fat urnnOglid 1T. srz
rsi6t. BON Gingebprsnsn uno BON
{poniidsn @sFan9ensn lit IN Grfo6z
rung gebra4t fpOroen, buB Wsuinalop
nit Drei 5rauen unb 3tpsi Soloatsn
brsi Sage Dorber gontoc in Der pro=
ping glsi4en @omsn5 p~erlaiisn un0 fiG
I~iiOpdrts setpanbt fabs. ani9sinsno
na9 gab0mbOng in Der Prooin5 Neuz
9i5caba, no er pislei6t auf Qmsrifa=
ner it0Bt. 0ur9 ben a~peitGgigen
Marfh ppn gsrpantes na4 banquet
puroe Major Mof4's COMMANDO um
20 Pro3snt ssidpGdi. besboGb fs6ris
er am 10. DECEMBER na9 gerpantsz
Suriid.
3erltreute 8anben BON Macababes.
DelGye i'm Horosn ppsrirtsn, linD su=
Tatnmsn ss5ogen tporben in Der Nbii6t,
fs na6 Maanila ouriid gu F6iden, b1
bel aranfbeit untsr i6nen 6errfdt unb
iie niht mbr i'm Stanbs Iino, an Itren=
gsnbe 8sbirgsmGri6e uus8u6alten.
lieutenant Gbabtpid nit 80 Maca=
bsbes unb Elm Correspondent Der ~
Tociirten prefe" babsn bic @~ebiresz
Itaot PampoIa bsfu6t. mo- Ii9 ibnen
cine Gompognie Sniuresnten nit brei
SFfiaisren, nit WoFfsn unb Munition,
ergab.
@snerdl Conception uno onbere 81
ipinpzSFfi5iere. tpel4s ii6 srge6sn haz
Gen, iinb na6 8;ean sebraht porbsn.
Conception lit auten Mutbss uno Be-
bauptst. bic SrIurgentan4S rgan57 "a
tion tperos felbTf in ben OiItriftsn fort;
bsIteben. in bsnen bic Mmerifansr opez
rirsn, BENIN bic 5ilip;nozJii6rsr t0nn=
ten lire Sruppsn ein5srufen un0 Be-
nuben. mann immsr lie es rpini9sn.
Oils ein5iges Mittel. ben arieg gu Be-
eubissn. empfishlt er Die 8sfangen=
nafrns Qsuinalbo's, oamit DON oieisn
elm Nrmsebefsb an bic 5iIipinos En-
stpunesn psrbe. bic Waffen nisoer5u=
lseen unb an bic Wmerifaner ub3uliez
fern. 2Qbsr, aloubt Conception, Nsuiz
narbo pirb ii4 ME fansen laiIen.
Igutnalbo auf benz Wsge
pom Munitpng mad
Gabugoon.
GIL ubr Mbenbs.) = Sin GORE
ippnoent Der nNNociirtsn preHs" telez
srapbirt aug 2upag, Prooin5 Toroz
Slpcps:
vginseborem BON Manitong, Noroz
Slocos, melben, oaB M~gumalDo, in
Gerflsioung uno BON mf6reren ieinsr
@snerGle hslsitst, gsItern nit 500
Maun BON Munitong ubsing. gr
tpollte Iih na9 SalIona uno BON bort
mad G%a6ugaon, prouin5 Surugan, BE-
gebsn.
Sin Snlurgsnten : M}ajor, nelGer
100 5ilipinos gu commanoiren Be-
bauptet, bic in Gabugaon % gefungene
Nmerituner bstpu9tsn. bat tapitulirt.
Gr but isinsn Gupitdnen gsI3rie6en,
bic @sFangenen benz 9snsral YOung
aus5ulie fern. Ous Commando Des
2ebteren 1T jebt in feds oosr iieben
S9uarsn 5ertbeilt, 1pslds has @sbirge
in Der umgebung BON 2apag burfz
ItreiFsn. Mebrew 9eba9smsnts fabnz
ben duf ben 9enerul 5ino.
Sine Nbtheiluns oss 3. auDaler;ez
Resiments untsr Dem Major Spisert
bat.s nabs Oinsrus Elm srsffsn NIT
100 S~niursenten. 3psi Imeritaner
ipuroen setOott unO 3tpei DsrlpunOet.
Msbrere Silipinps bliebsn auf Dem
piabe.
rGapitGn McGaGa BON arsu5sr
nNetpurf" fat Glaperia unb pantoz
iona eingenommen. Dis Silipuos
lisfertsn 1000 @spe1re aus"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

GIN 9aus nit isds 3inlmern. gab, bsibem UNI
faltem l4aier fir $3.50; SO gaar, Der &tit tpD:
1srtlib. SDer Su pernistben fir 50 pro Wonat.
NaD3ufragcn bel Seipis Sailing, SiiO!pcitsGds @er'
MANI unO Soutb=Str., 2. Glur. (tup22-Ses6,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Yu perfaufeu:

r9Sbits Got" uno SaamsH=5utisr fGr 9isrDs,
Gbi,n urO WiI6tubs, Norestsr Sali, itintss
g. Or. Siblep,
(Oit28, lMD ar. 229, Slps9piparDsStrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
S!u,eieen. 81 uerfagicm.
Su pcrfanfen:

Tcrr cider Qanb i'm %5iueitcn Siitritt BON 9al.
timpresGuunt9. bebaut nit einem cumiortabtln
90pbabuuie, Sdsune NIB anosreu Ntbeneebduocn.
Sas GiQtutbum 1T bcquen III Der NGbc BON &ir=
ntr un0 Stultn bclegea unb cine unp cine babe
Iirile pom 6nppuntte Der r@,upnn Cat eleftriiben
@abn" eutfcrnt. Gin soriigli9er Ylas itr eineu
S6nbmahcr.
Gas GiQentbum ipiro Gill 81 t 10 o d, ben 90.
St3tn5er, | lbr Ha6mittags. Gn Grit IMP Steue
aUi 0fientIiDcr @uttiOn ~pertauft.
3j2) Sobn 9epcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
StehensWejrm,.

Stellcqciu6:
Sin ~ileibigtr iun0tr 9cuti3cr, ptlbcr tibtig i'm
@erpaten BON g8aovtn lit, iu6t jrQeno lpclbt @e:
ibGftiQunq. NGbercs in Nr. 1923, Aoaubtrt-StraBsr
Socuit-lOint. C}jD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Sas i~usrtbuoae @runpsies ntbum CIR. 1915, Sit
Eerln9ton=Strabr % SUB 6ronte, nabe Gosn
StraBc, btitebcnD aus eiuem 2lsit0digen ~ai.gelitei
Aerncn gSoDnbauis nit Stall al Der &iidieite (aI
unlOn=Alep) iir 4 NicrDc uno 2 s9agen; einen
4ruup3ins pou $500 unterpOrisn. $4,000
gtat3uirageu al Srt uno Steae Ooer IN Nr. 81
Gauitablc=@ eb1uDe. (3i6-5V)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

@runcfIcf III perfduien:

gillig ipe9en &ranfbsit cine gGderei mil
euIer GlHrlbtuHe. gu e~rirassH IN Nr. l52,
SbaTt$=StraBe. CISCO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

ben Osmofratsn fsfsuraseln, iron;T4
ben Intrag Heute, bas Saub foae eInz
fimmlse 3uliimmuna ertteiten, Dab
Elm 4%msnbsment eeIisQt tperoe. Gum
9auotun Der Repu6lifaner paren es
arpei Osmotratsn aus GroB : Nepz
Yprt, SeFTsrTon 2eop uno briggs,
pslfs GinIpruh srbp6en, uno mil bic
fem Gffsst i6loB Die Wdhrunss De-
bdlts ab.
Mdn beo6aftets MD! sinmal Die
Jormalitdt, bic Sin au gnDs gu lsIen.
Qtn Montag miro Fofort mad 8erlez
flung oe5 ProiotcGs Die Q5Iiimmuns
erfolssr, SoerItrs,t 6sbaup.et, Tifer
cut IS Stimmsn MaiorisGt retJnen 3u
f0nrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
5Iremsa's DrrlidsruHgs-g ompaan!s

BON Baltimore.
GearlsoeT. .-............ .'1S2o.
Sfftce:
Vprooii=G1e Oct SpwtIz uno Yoter&5trafc.
Gieie @eieliHaIt ~peritCbsrt 9eger Serluit oosr .,
fddoi9un9 ourd 0eNsr ale Soriea Glscntpum ba6let
ODER lnoerluGr.$ 5u Guberit %9lnltlgtr StothguHgeH.
Eerlidtruns ilr e.nen BAG ODER langete IerlooeH.
i. Is. =. ~ oiic, 4raiIoent.
Oirettoren
gBiliam $. 8idsrp, S9oen q. Iirttdao,
George u. SlGfe. @opdro Stablcr, lun..
2S;lliGm 9ieHlbaIp, Serlna1 9. BlGtt,
s. Slnep gtorris, CIiper Is. y. Aoarrer.
Thornton Folltis. II. Z. 2. gSo,ie,
Scbn li. S;tttq. ~. s. 0onEslle,
atobert JteaItert, o.. U. Gtiens,
Scbn 2. SuloG, lnoreiU s. So1Ion.
(Suli27 / STD - GSGrrn Is. NIIIi, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
SatttNnrer flrtt1crt nts.

tSerih,tt flr,:I - O.Iti ber 5or-siponoe1tcr.J
Salttmorc. Den Is. DECEMBER lS99-
Dit heuttae WeiasH,uiuSr hetruj 3,6Ol Suibel,
Der Slepdtcre1sg }orratb 192.335 5uihel, 8er'dnot
Don ben &IepGtOrsn 1850 Fuibsl. 8ertauit purs
Den ......-. Sultel uno .... 4Haaaon.
Solgenee l0usIe 5et9t ben bsutIle1, %geltrtaen
uno ben te5tlibtiaen Staro Der WelAenprttie IL per'
sieltenoer leberliht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
perfuufcu:

Nr. ia uuo 5l6, Siio=GilmoraS trabe; Rr.
1927, Mountaineering, nit @do unO al: in be:
item 3uitaaDe; 1925 icoes. 9a4iuiragen in Nr
229, Sruio= oiu=gDenut. t3i9-oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Mar4'5 Streif5us i'm @ebirse
blisb o6ne Grfolg. - Cine Nn5abl
p,itersr @efangsner befreit. - grz
folss bss Captains McSana. -
SIMMER npb bdufise P,dnfsieien.
- Sine i4rsdlifs, untsr unIsren
Sruppsn ouf ben pbilippinen
gruiIirenoe &rantbeit. - Ingebz
li6e Msutersi Der Marine 1uloutsn
auf Der Sniel 8uam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Sa pcrfuufcu:

G'Htr Der befen N6b: in Baltimore, paHtno III
cine gadre poer 8rpctri,z uto Vroulrpnsz Ho0tu
ttlns Nonturren3; Gi5entbiinler usrldbt pie StaOt
Ndf0jairagtn Gde 2ouoonz uno 0iahabuisttsz 9ipe.
SrnijOIon. C49-5U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Die psaboop- fftsr- DerldeEangs.
Gelelihaft BON Baltimore.
y T. Ais, ~ ater = itaKe,
Der @6aoIitcesstpe. eessnlber.
Gle III Jest bsrelt, ale slrten 9sbduae, MSbelH uns
Northumberland in Der Stabt oeer aui benz eaues
ari Elm Sabr ooer sdrsere aermlne 81 perilhera.
0Irettoren
Seize 1pi0n, Seroiaano 6. 9atrobe.
Francis 9Gbit,, xSiliarn Sarpeu.
3inaro @rouiosQ, Nnbrep .. 5ones.
h. s. ulrIau, Sarles Us Bates.
Selma @. Sarcsp, 81. il. Sames
1iSaaae 70. Dot, Yrdiibsst;
~CG1sIlc,1SJ Gctffit5 ItslsMyer, 9tsraAn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
Ri pcrfQu Ell:

Cine psab!ppas Garm; ieincs 2ano; T1aalons
&dus unn allselntiHe Observation-Disclosures. 9tns
Rapital. 9ta3iuiraqsn bel @m. g.. 6 blsn, Ir. 5.
Ctt=2trinston=S Strait. U.s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Spei Sduler al Der 0tiets Der =ausnus.
,lpii BEN Der Japctte=StraBe unD Sairmount=Apsnus.
unptrtauit ~ecbIlrssH; ~oieitI5.n inn nit alien msOsrs
n:u YesbsHerungsu %oeriebsn, 0runOjlns $2.75 pro
Groutiub; Yreis $3.50.
Jtynsr orsi @duisr an Der Gasctts=S trab., nabs
9atrpoop=Iosnue. Sieis Gduisr baben. Wtarmor'
&erjisrung uno =5reppen unO finD lSons, isbs
3jmmsr enttaItenot oduicr; pr.is $3.50.
Htan nsbme Die oitliben SairmounI=Noenue=Gar
ssa-sIiregsn bei'm @aumeiiter an Srt uno Stfn:
6 DID. 7 alfnober
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

II -. 81 uno 46 9dtr. bIllq; Elm ntuss 9aus
auj einenl; biuia, lpsnn pieis WO1e nod %pertauit.
uu ~eriragen bel cannon I'll. Ito, q. yaul'
StraBs, baltimore. (Gtt20 l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18
3u p%erfaufsh:

aN Dtrfanfsh:
Si el1em Spfsrprsiie Elm 2rldtiees auirsbtIrz
DelOes alanu NIT ben ueutjttl 8erbeherunQrI,
il3 Stfaotn. Seine dnncb III are = y
Ierte 5ur q 0sipisi Il. Nr. 81. Aols
linz. iabe 5TrenlDnt=S traEc. (fnp25, Isl
3u oerfdufeu:
Giaig SIR. 223&, observation-disclosures; nsusits Ysrs
btftrunssE un0 N5suQsflnal; UruHOitiid 70 SUB
tlef Bis 5u elmer - SUB breiten Al,D; abs
!osbart, @runojins BON $50. Sb!itfsl IN SrDs
eueH=Na0tn cn SIDE Son GultonsIuslus. JtadD3us
Tragsn III Nr. 2229, Sruios@ iu=g lpenus. (3ig-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Salt,mu-er Sfeelcua S5ris-
(geribtet fur ben - 0eutihen Sorrei poHoeHteu' ont1
Utioeenoori, O,iuer ~ SOL
Baltimore. ben l6. 3eSelnber 1899
NiboenoOrf, OlIoer T. So. berepne1 Ilr ,~SriHcs:
Eantlersz6ratten o.29ba-......, duI 90 Ad9e, dut
: tfi 5.Ia96-....., tduiminniihe 5.2o 3 -b.245..
80 la3e%. Jtelhsmdrt 93A-.., 9ulotn 80 illt",
Sterlins Sdutiers 0It go 5n1s 81. auT
Sidt As 74-...... tauimduRiihe 4.Sl %-4.S2<.
Ssrfduie auf Der biejIlcu SGsstsGs S5ris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

Seuti1. geiriae 9teih, 3ett
SG!u6rals ShIuBra,s legtcs 5alr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

web c~urirten, wiirden sic unbezahlbar sein fur
Solche. die init diesem schweren Leiden geplagt
sind aber glicklicherweise ist hire CUTE Wirkung
damit NIGHT erschopft, und Diejenigen, welcne
desc kleinen Pillen einmal versucht haben, wer-
den sic noch in vielfacher Beziehung heilsam In
dan md NIGHT mehr euthehrep Eo11en. Aber Kopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

$ et-Seutise .3uIubr lo,44o Sulbel; aOoJ
Slihel iurldaso9en; SleuGtorsn'SorrGta 2oS, Ioo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-18

mats. Suiubr 138,6OS, G!epdtoreH = Tors
ratb !, 569. 9I4Suitei. SerlGHot BON on sleoatefe1
lOI457 g3uIdel. 8ertduit luuroen 10000 BniheI
uno l g%HaQQorS.
Eoloenoe 3abeIe s,ist ben h%eutt3sr, ~aeItltaeI
uno ben Iegtidbrtsen StaHo or lSetjtn?reue IN per'
sIelteRoer ueberitht:
-I.1 O.1I,, CSsitr1os CSlriIle 3eIt
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17

ALA kn." gays Gov Brady. @is tho
aquarium Of the North Pacific ocean.
Tho value of the ii h p "ducia al0ne
last year was ab mt S4.0OO.0NO and
this from only about Sli ,n01.0N IN
vested. The I'm libut. cd ana b, :
ring have har lily he n touched, but
small ships are besrnnng To take in
halibut on on" side md ice un the
other, md send fresh ii-h even Ia the
markets oi Brston aud New York.
Alaska has already nh"ut iG7,0 5000
in hsh. There in no reason why
AlRska should not be great dairy
country. and send butter and CHEESE
to the markets. Of the states. IIoga
do we'll. and are fHitened on peas,
which grow in great abundance.
The conl q Ids are und, vcl' ped rs
yet, hut there are lr's nf then.
There il iI'en'y u 30 ,po md vho'e
mmntnins ~ iron Tho Treadwell
g"ll mining company is nov con-
sti uci,ng nc Ir juneau the fine Il ore-
reduction plani in the world. Sitkp,
Jun"au. Sknvuuy md Douglns City
arr tho most thriving places as yet,
but don't believe the rell big cities
have yet '" en- started.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
VOLUME XXXIII.
SHEAIsISG 4 BILL.

II seems TINT bill WIS intro
duce in the Senat. of Npvnda to
disiucorporate the town oi Reno. II
pissed the Senate unnnimnnsly md
was thrr Rent to the Assembly.
There suhstituta bill for the Sannte
bill was pnsesri and it was subse
quently sent to the Senate. which
body II nlso passCd. II was then sent
to Ill" Goverunr who gave it to the
SEC -etarv nf State and ,noi hiR re-
ceipt therefor. This Inst act took
place NJ lrch 4 1859. Some question
then arising W tn the correctness ~
the enrolment oi the hill, the Serre
tiry of Statc returned it Ia tn" Cover
uor. who gave it io the Chairman ni
the Assembly COmmittc" on Enrolled
BIlls. Snme change in enrolment
Wills then mndP the signature tn the
bill 10y the proper officers ~ each
hou ~ we're then obtained nni the hill
WIS again given Ia the Governor who
took II puir Of sh' arS and clipped hia
signature from it.
The legal qu T'iOn ARISES is TINT
bill the Law; and haI it 80 been since
March 1. 1899?
he proper time FOR she - shearing
il nretty we'll known in y we'd I, but
the proper tine for shcaring IA SENATE
and Assembly hill is n matter Of dis.
pute. Some say TINT il the Governor
wishes la sh"ar IL hll that lns pissed
both houses he should gel his Leg
islative shears and shcc DIP, etc. etc
in order, 40 he can he a any wourds
he might possibly make in the sub.
ject that il being shcarcl, and he sure
to do the sheRrinp before he deposits.
the bill with the Secretary Of State.
OtherS say Nay. Provided he has
his shear'. etc, (plrticnlarly hi.
sheep dip to he Il ny wnuniI he may
accidcntly rha'c' in the prosess). in
proper order he can 40 the shear ng
at any time he run gel n hi.l in'o hiI
possession ont nf TINT ni the Secret ny
OF State. Winch is ri sht? Well, we
shall see Eureka Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
lit TInr In Jasper, Indiana.

The crnz' over heroic RdvertiHe.
menl seems to have been run into the
groun by somo VT lo,t cra ,k IN
Jaspcr.tnl. A no ice 4 religions
reviv Il ut TINT nla @ 70 I'd, as 10 10 80:
"S'ru'k by lightning! Jasper all
on he! Fire started in tie amen
corner ~ the T. 10 Mrthodis'
Chur III Ia 4 y IN iay. ~ iis'e | by tn
Rev, Lihcr'c II J isoer. asaiaiph
10y The R;lm's IInrn lIrnd ~ Adrinn
and others. Tho devils q o depart.
mcnt from hcll. as istc bv hook and
lad lor compiny. cou int atop Il.
Gl rima displays oi ligh: md h, ut
every might. All urc invited TO come
and havo the iciclcJ melted from tin ir
souia. Mothers have apocial invi.
tation TO come md bring their crying
babies. No terrestrial loaiers nj.
lowed on tho Pccuc." Galveston
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
THE issue FOR THE NEXT YEAR,

The views Of Senator J. X. Jones,
Chairman Of the National Demo
cratic executive committee, are
simply in the line OF national devel-
upmeEt.
The great issue before the people
Of any country ia that nf the grentest
internal importance. In the shrink.
age OF values winch have taken place
IN this country during the last 90
years the people have recognized the
hand OF adverse financial legislation.
According rs the currents Of money
supply were off. paral, sis spread into
every line Of business, first attacking
tie productive industries and the
fHrm. aud finally destroying the pros.
peniy OF cities and large financial
institutions. Spurts Of pros perity
have come Ia the Country between
times, owing to the wcnderfully :a-
operative character Of onr country,
but still in spite OF abundant naiur
and intense individual industry, no
Z" rmaneni prosperity has come
The political parties wh;ch started
out handicapped by the IL ader-hIp OF
Wall street on both sides have
fin ly taken position as to what the
remedy must be. The Rel ubl;can
party, after u period Of dodging
I'm ier the cover AZ intern atior nj
agreement. has finally hriftrd away
int" the extreme gold $, andard policy.
Tie Den ocratic party, having effect
uIlly shaken otf the -ol,I Of man the
sea-" who we're weigh,inR il down,
has declared for Wholesale and
thorough financial reform. which can
only be brought abont by r.turn to
the money ~ the constitution. Mt
Whilst anding the intrenchments OF
Tie money power witnin it, ranks, il
rucceded in casting them ont and
polling nearly 7,0O.O00 votes
That nuch tight rs thus shoul
have been waged. with the result Of
attracting so large II vote, is evidence
Of too strong position to be sur.
rende ed at the bidding of the cnrl1y
or in consequence Of bogus issues set
up hy the enemy. and is moi for one
moment to be cuntidrred The
Democratic party, IN national con.
vention, hRs declared it, faith. which
hns been indorsed by u larger vote
than was ever cast for l'emocrtic
issuc before. When the people meet
again in national convention they
will meot with full knowledge Of
their strength and ~ the righteous.
ness OF their cause, and il is safe to
cay that they will meet the enemy in
the campaign Of 1900 on the same
ground upon which they we're mel in
1896, md thRi they will win
Chairman Jones. therefore, IN max.
ing the statement which he hoes,
docs not need the Giit Of prophecy Tor
30 declaring, because the lssues are
now so fixed M to be beyond tho
power Of amy man to chlnge them.
Those who want the gold standr7d
will have to vote for tho Republican
nominee to get it, while the Demo.
cratir platform will stand M already
writen.-htlanta Constitution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
JACKS ODD DISCHARGE.
Secretary Of the Navy Long Finds IN
Easy Way Out OF n TanEle
OF Red Tape.

There are many stories told about the
manner in which sccrctaries in the dii-
fcrcnt Departments are hampered by
what is known as regulations, law and
general red tape. An instance of this
occurred the other day in the navy de-
par,ment. \ case had been presented
to Secretary LCac concerning an en-.
listed man who went into the navy MS n
sailor at the beginning OF the war. but
as there did not seem TO be any near
prospect Of further fighting the man
wanted TO return to his family and his
old occupation.
To the secretary il was n meritorious
case. and he decided TO iss tie n discharge
for the man. lie called in nm officer
from the navigation bureau and made
known his wishes. at can't be done,
Mr.. Secretary" said the officer. ~
sailor carroi be discharged except for
cause The secretary sent for the
chief OF the nnviga ion bureau. II want
to have this man DISCHARGED from the
navy" he announced. The chief knit
his brows aud replied: "Mr. Secretary.
the law aud regulations nre very strict;
n man canno; he discharged from the
navy except for cause"
Thcsccretary wGS not yet satisfied. and
requested the attendance OF the Judge
advocate general, the law officer OF the
department. "fs there any way in which
a man may be discharged from the
nary?" asked the secretary. "Oh, ycS,"
answered the lawyer: "any man can
be discharged for cause" "Not other.
wise?" asked the secretary. 81 am
anxious TO have this man discharged"
well" answered the judge advocate,
"the law says man cannot be dis
charged from the navy except for cause,
and the reason stated in his discharge"
The secretary looked at the officer for
a moment and then said. with twinkle
In his eye: "Mnkc out this mans dis.
charge" and added, sfter n slight hcsi.
tation, "becnusc Il rnined yesterday
morning" The man has received his
discharge e.--wnShington Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
Don't treat your boy rs n hardened

Don't treat your boy rs hardened
criminal II you discover him In sin.
Don't he above npologizins TO your
boy II occasion arises. lie will honor
you for IL.
Don't forget that by treating your
boy like gentleman you will do much
towards making him one.
Don't make his room sort OF shop
for oil the odds and ends Of furniture
too shabby or old.fashioncd 10 he used
anywhere else In the house.
Don't shut him entirely out OF the
confidential talks concerning home,
business and ncighborhood nffairs. but
teach him TO respect the confidence.
Don't have thing III the house too
good for him 10 enjoy aud share with
you. and don't make him usc the bnck
stairs IN order to save the front huli
carpet.
Don't deny your boy the hrnltbful,
restraining influence Ct outdoor sports
ond athletics. There Is whole sermon
In the phrase muscular Christianity"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
JOINT S7ATEM ENT
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County

For the Quarter Ending Dec. IL. 1898
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-03-17
The Lottery Amrndin ent.

Tie lottery amendment passed
both houses Of the legislature. 1t
must DO submiitcd to The next leris.
latnro and IL ratified 10y both
branches, the matter will then have
TO be submitted h the people for
the ir Endorsement or ri c.ion. Tho
question will unqucstim ably cut u
figure nj the next election. md we do
not believe that enonuh meml ers
could be elected who will rIItor4r the
action ~ tue ono TINT liaa ju 4 al.
innrned, but even u there .bnul bo
wo are morally certain That il will lie
defeated by the people as VIVA the last
ono Mt II speclnl election eight years
ago. At MI events. even u we are
mistaken upon bnth proposition the
questions cannoi come to tie people
until the general rlcc luii IN 1909, IN
lcss a spesial oil, cii0n ehould bc
called while tie mex, Legislature Ia in
session, iu time Tor IL to pass a biz
establishing the lottery at that sea
sion. Ratification by tho 20 ple
would only authors n legialaiur, Ia
pass .u,h Till II il chose To do s,,
The State nj least is freq tr0nI emct
objectionable adiendum TO tho prize
lighting law, Tor the next ionr years
and 1t Is hardly probAble ,hat n lcgis.
laiurc wonld anau subj c. the State
t0 mn expense Of spc .inl elcc .u,r,
but would Icnve tlIe question To he
decided nt tho following general clrc
, tiUn.-- Reno Juutnal.