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Evolution - ,he snake.

OEa.k hUuor, according 70 the s..
Louis G!o5% Democrat. appreciates
the story ;LA; a scientist vas quite
amazed the other day at observing .
farmer after killing q nest Of s-zks
turred up BY tie p!oE arrange the
SNAKES in the turoov before lie went
back 10 the p!og.
Why do you do that. oy god
mani the scientls. asked.
The farmer looked cuIiouzh al the
scientist, and. seeing tina; he was
really In search or Information, he re-
piled:
I DO ;ha; 50 The p!ow Will coye. the
snakes at the next round
Seeing that the ~scieatis; vas still
m!sti6ri the farmer continued:
i cover the snakes 20 tina, they
will deoonpose. That's what you
call il. isn't it,
Yes said the scien;is; with rising
infection.
We'll continued the farmer, the
decomposition OF animal matter fur
nishe punishment for plant life. |
believe
Yes,
Then snakes make the corn grow.
don't they iHunpbant.y asked the
farmer.
Yes said the Scientist.
And more CORN all max more
whiE!. won't it,
Yes,
And whisky viii make more
snakes won; II: Mister. that's what
re cal rotation IN agriculture IL this
region.
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rHrLIFrISE CENSORSHIP.

Whiting from the Philippines NJ.
Collins correspondent O: the Associ-
sted press and cn4 OK Aee who
joined In the lannon's protest. against
the Censorship sEyF, after speaking q
the submission ot the correspondents
for y long time 70 be Ro& rigorous
censorship On their dispatches. But
uhsa General Obs came dora N
frank admission thEf tie Censorship
u. Dot intended 10 prevent the news
psPeH from giving information and
assistance 30 TIE eoenythe legitimate
fupcnua- and sccr3Epoe to our riez
the oaly legitimate one O. q censor
shipl but 70 keep the knowledge O:
conGncos here from the people AZ
koDa- and when The csrso- hId re-
pelt ally told Us n ruling cat plain
statements Q. u26isPsted facts Ny
instructions are % let nothing so
thai can hart the Adz-s-ztsuo. re
concluded thsi protest "a. iusih-
able And farther whites Mr.. Coz
Inns -RAo1tiy ] filed what / BE-
Esred TO be q uoI aoEGSy~ state
De1t, thai ths business uea Ebo hxd
Appeared before IN connlS5ca hsd
advocated the retention Q. the exist
ing silver system OF currency LD3 tbs
csaso- said, i ooEht not x: tkki 60
That Eo1ld Be = Ii; 90. Bryka- Ny
instructions are 20 shat Of every
thing thst czr hart Observation-Disclosures
That i free silver AID what par-
" can afford 10 sfkoi Toy such things
Rs these. aye, II they so much iuFihsr
sand BY the Administration that
stands by such things as the Mckin-
ley Administrator II uphol5ins OTIS
6o<st And when further We hrd
such a man As General LAYTON say
Ing TO a CoDgreEaoonzlist minister II
the Philippines studying them as q
field for missionary work and report
eli by him, Stop tais sccursei war
ns! re not expect an upheavel
against the Administration that has
made such a waI:--Ameaean.
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Motto ofths Stance. Nation.

Have Jon beard the motto II ,L4
government Of Siam! Add ha7uz
heard il, have you repeated ~ Ard
having repeated it. have you caught
iss purely personal s~ppHoAlioo' Ab1
having caught II, have you tined Il On
your friends! This IL The motto:
-Ah Wa Ia Mas SIAM 4. found.
uniptelligible nonsense. bu. keep say.
ing il over az long a. you eau and "a
fast rs you can and you will discover
at last that The eastern patois has a
western senso that aptly classics
many a remofsetul subject OF Uncle
Sam. For 'Ah Wa tn Mas Siam is
easily evolved into 'Ah, what on ass
{ am.'-Chicago Chronicle.
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DlG HSR Ever.

DAD yea ever hek- tel 90 o. aSsa
uoaksy picking eceoxnsts !0c ~
CIDER uCaksy except u oaze O. SACK
oeS. We; they say The human beng
Sbo e&-asx dollar and gives 6; oco,S
O. II 10 tie idIe enPlayes, Is de-
ssodksi t.oa TIE RoaSey. Ne
dooS believe 4.
DID VOC eve beS- tel =. - see tne
Euls iSy up &aySEac :o- = zi2y
day. No: there = always sense
ea0asa n Tia mule - know tina;
there l. ! provision n aEta-s, w:A =
ht:is sIertioa O. tie pr; 81 TIE aals
- provide ,o- each 6+ss pesGs
Ssrsl! the human he5ps las - r.
lAaorshP With The male
DS3 yur ~ h-I- s<l q o. - 4
6roo% n i hive Q. hs raAia JaoS-
tAEa saScSsai time To- lie os5er h@S
- k5ck hin Cai: Al ooce We are
oozvt-osi tat TIE hDaE bang, Vbo
gives II ovG ;Vo thirds - his PIP
6Uei 10 spFqo-t 6osae~ Goes 2ot os2,
RasEp - the be-
DS5 you sre- hsSr tel q - ~
kTftea ho.r With : golden s7coa' in
Is 1oaih- Eoi enabled - i've with
g.; chasing n5ce the 0a$ o! It's E.es
So rs PEKIH u. soas - minsuosirs
Are Dot tainted with The blcoi G. the
feline family.
DID Eoa svs- hea- tel - o. see
Any ;o&eSbo.s TIA: there ! 3 ssz,-
21iy hsT~ea any kid @. z-:nzl O.
The isoe c: the earth. which hss -
house Esi tead i;=@-.. TO TIE human
bStnEt
Did YOU ever wonder. n the zane
q The Creator. uhSt kind q material
the Lucsn beins zzs made Of. zai
VIII; Il VS. made to-:
Starch a yo1 Will and the only
nDe ;Aere appears - - any oonnec-
to- between 81. living ani--al and
tie human u-inG Is the occasional
kick-hkF Enthusiastically Cou-
go
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M AnsrI.aa L4osnssiv..

Ooe q the asrvess q As ndus
til rorid has been bs nse and de-
velopaeat q The modern steam iooo-
posive The erode machine which
YES TUNED cat by George Ssephsn-
son 15 years ago rcaid hardly be
rcoSnirei by TIE 63e q TIE mag
riSeent giant % Furnished brass AID
steel which today speed. over &C,
raATayS
The fA practicable i,o1oSus
were brought to hs country f3oa
E1slsod N 1872 for use ty To- Delk-
uXre and Hpdsna Canal CoapIoy-
Ihey ere ordered ksre BY NJ Hoc-
Stio Allen, IN engines o. thi an-
pHny. who visited EaEiXni 70. hs
purpose q Inspecting the oeE inve--
bon. Three engines o. the type rs5
ca the Stockton AID Darlington road.
oeAs Lve-poaL re-e ordered oot
was EhAt VIA known Is Stephenson
engine kod two we're o. the Stcur-
bridge pattern After their Arrival
n New York tue o. these engines
we're shipped by sSooP to Rnodcat
kod we're carried thenne by nxnLho&i
10 Hoo~ile, where they Gnrsi O.
Jnly - lS2 Here the fus TIL
tip WIS Gsie n AnEnz- NJ. ADsa
sctIcE The part o. engineer.
The locomotive known n The
HS.ouhatSs Ldo' WIS PCT or TIE
tracks O. this nesassna- Tie exPea-
Hrf ooali hardly ksre been q
RIrkai srcneS- Tor bs -Loa' vs
never actually put in service
She was hoasad u a shei 81 one
siie q the t=sek 1t HoeedLe srd
for ;Eo Eeoe-abons served s. s place
% Amusement for the snail boys O.
TIE village Gradually the Lon Be
gan to go 20 pieces trco age AMI With
the assistance q the souvenir vzrGgl
Ebo eventually acquired everything
that vas not bolted fast Some ye4-s
ago Eh4t WIS left O: the Lion va
Eo!i 70 the SunhsuiA institute and
put On eIhibiton, with It's missing
parts restored
Years ago the shipment o. locoRo-
lives 10 the United States from Eu-
rope ceased. and the movement be-
gan the other way. The railroad men
throughout the world Tow recognize
the superiority OF the mechanism and
finish o. the American msde ms
chimes, and there Is scarcely an i'm
portant railroad line In the void
which il no; wholly or partly equip-i
with American locomotives
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CROWLEY ESCAPES.
The Murderer Walked
Out OF the Prison
Hard Wednesda
Morning.

HA:o=S CoaE sS!-SEUlHS = HE SG-
iSons - tie State HSzitSa,E-y for =
t-asl murder cau2fssi IL The Saw
Aee mae .: VircJri& city several
Years ~ sScsP~i tnS0 Tie pIsOl
shaz; 9So wednesday morning. The
Carson NsKs gives the i~ollov:ac ~
gaming Tire @1zPe:
C-S--y vGS engaged u tAs HEriiu
Qaarrrac S1-e AID the hs: time X
SEs SsJ2 ~ tAs p-sra Official Eas
when ;hs s.-sa-1sa U&2u9 uEs n ;le
yz-l. shat ~ Wz-1ea He2Ger-
soa US< ~ ~ o&r attending ;o
S-cs wo:s vaez the llz-n that
Coos1sy kzi -szp1l EEs civsz. lie
i@o%GE;ely ordered that al the prs
ozsrS ~ Tut = :hzjr cells EEch =S
quickly G.-s.
Connected With IL prison : ~ eI-
PEI: ;aiss-. whom the warden ser
CT hack @: TIE Prison to discover. II
rus%o5e - WHAT direction his escape
Was Ga&e. The iraiis. AS 20; long
= sodlrc TIE tail going IL the di-
re>uoa G! tie larson rive. A-d - ten
minutes after the sSsre wa dsrov-
cred a force Of men were following
tie tgai.-
From the s;ade taken il would
s~== la; Crowley started ont 1, .
:aT5 gait. ard beng : nan Of about
~ ponds IL cogii no; keep this up
lo=c.
II; the most Crozley had bu, al
hour =ar: and the izc; tia; the trail
e1 an mounted would =em To- mase
h. @zPS zino1 impossible. TzIz-
grams Lave been seat 10 al the Of.
tic;al= around spPrzng them @: tie
,=Ga
Ws-iea Henderson when inter.
yi=Esl Il -r-ari 70 toe matter eaii II
vLs indeed = uys;e.y how tie man
could have cot onI q tie !ari and
escaped til vigilance 0: the guards.
He rus; have taken : chance. q
chance wouldn't have b+=a su.c@--
I'LL ROE than once in 80 time. The
Warden has given orders 20 the
ira.leS - Say with the t-a.I 10 the
end and 4 the fugitive Is uo: back
within the prison walls soon. he
Warden VII! Ue great! d:salp,iut-
Ell
%z:l-aiie8Le-soa secuted the idea
%! CroHle! rec=.yi-- any help, :!iai :
from anyone inside the v1zo1.
Whether al! one on tie outside hal
a=!i=l L. could not say; - L. had
not received any rero-ts ir5.a the
men engaged in the search
Tie Crowley case has been q p,.
Atical issue inS:orey county ior years
SirolS Iu3-eace- have been i uora
to secure him zIar5on anu at ;Ge last
session Of ByaEd IRo votes uere
cas-; for his PARDON. Failing TO So
cure his pardon. the News LiL:s tia;
Cruwle! : friends coariyed at lie -.
cape. Il says tL-i man! things paiu;
to this - II vas remarked On the
streets o' Carson last week til: his
escape must U= tie next more.
Tie News does not share IN War.
den Heu5eSoa's confidence ts.at
Cruvley all son be returned 70 tie
rnsoa. il hints strongly tia; BE- 70.
c%!ved aSsE:z1ce t.Un some Il tie
e-F.o!e % q tie prison in making
Hn- Ll= escape. GcTe'uoy Ss3.er has
ydr'@ a reward t.: CuT!sg= !r-
turl 20 ils prison. IL AaJ lot lesa
captured wLe- tie Nras went 10
irssz.
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H. ipllwir- ia list q yery re-.
naEz-ulv arzEra:as:
As'waomer~. d" @ staIs; ra:a.
!9-u@. col g. : -.Ue: -..=@u:. nea:
!r-: i@pa-i ~, Iim = q pet: Iaa'a.
oo2y. :ot" w. a-r:l -r,at-aus. made
"@-tI: miasLsPmau. mIu3 Lis -ag:
oil England. golden land: ia-:s.ioa.
e. hire F@'s5a-: T:Aa@sl'- 49,
ual met: p~er.',atin'y. ra:. 1 r,r.at
II; Pes py'erian. t-=! 10 Fra!er: rfv7-
lu-oH. {" love run. sweetheart, r1ese
We sat: t~.,-raphs. great hr,g=.
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American Plat Tunnel Fire.

Last AoDdsy night was the 9th
anniversary q tbs burning Of the
aub~rnS ia tie American Fla; ,un.
Ee! q The !. Z 7 railroad. When
The passenger train Tearing here for
Reno a! 9P. q. entered lhi. cad o,
tie tunnel At = sp@si II izsniy.hre
miles sD bou-, Joh1 Bz-tlnigosu.
the eoginssr. saw ib@ ti7t%~ ser
Sblsze and realizing Tia; N stteyu,
20 stop The train before reaching u
fire would BE- futile. poI!sd ;bs :hro;-
tie valve Of the locomotive REM Eid4
open and sent he tram plurxfnz
brough the fame AID sz5oke a: a
inshiful speed. the only dsnsSe re.
sulttnS being the searching Of ~.
paint on The outside Of ;he pssseussr
coaches.
b~artholomew vas rrese ptet with =
costly gold watch and chain br IN.
railroad oomrauy in recognition q,
his presence Of mind and pDnr,.
fearless action in taking The o51,
course at a critical moment thai prs.
vented an appalling disaster. lie WA,
later presented with a puree contain.
ing nearly sl0o1. subscribed by pa..
eengers for his heroic and successful
eaor' 70 sare them from an awful
uea'h' a temporary ;racS was laid
ooTn on The outside Of the Hill
through which The tunnel passes tin.
hi the burned timbetins was re.
plaoed-Virginja Chronicle.
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An indian Superstition.

Yesterday Indian Sam Juhusuu
came into This ofbos and cpmplEiuod
q ibe ;,ractioe O. son4 white men
cutting the Wild elder bushes fur iuel.
Re ssirb1:s tbs preReb; heavy snvy
"a! - haa Egur1 koa s8r tia. IL.
GEH vi 1grv kr-I 4 under auy
cTrr1EassssSs4- 5s zIasnrrS srvs-II
cara tSai sa: TIRE E1as: 1Jf a
TaE7o- Ed I.pIurY I1n1g ID 1Dfys
intelligent Izkaa# sir1ts Sts z!sgr~
nStioz ;iat : n Esuezl 5.lirS
aGsooE tksm- All. WIS nauJ II .aez
profess 4 do1b: n rrg7si - =. 7os4
ssen 70 care aholt disr.zzrifug !
and its Bse a. feel u tabsosi a. hi,
csDpS. II zo1!d BE interesting ~
learn jus. where tho superstition bat
its oTigu-Toscarora Jizes-R,rtsz.
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TO WHOM II NAY JnSCruN.

N5iis i he7eby given hat I have
sn.ii an Interest Il tie Ci1b Saloon Il
NJ. 4. y. Cow2oyrr a1i tile business
all Je hereafter aiuc:si Enier tie
6ru r-@e 4 Gu;El-e il CssuoYr-.
All claims against tie Saloon " 20
date w-l TX paid - ne urca rre~@n-
t4ron. Al debts i2- .Le Saloon at
this iat- arr payable t. ule.
ILa1kin- tie public To-, their zen
e:ogs patronage N tie pls'. | re-
specially solicit a co1tiuu4ace q tie
sane !u- ;Lg uvv Sru-
l.. u. GUrz5aIE
Ek1. Nryaia. O-.ytz- l.. lS-.'.
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The n.t.2ioa. ya; =i;ics q tie L.
land n'g-, ~ az rrp,eie =i;a rarsoi
Interest Oae 4 lsu : tie .ort..i-
de- irv!t o. Eve= apple tire. liz
a=-e ! D1Eh@izra.Hadl-g signify
M forbidden. goi D.ui. fi.ers
Ja+ 1.ser - iAs s1'rag-Haa-y
~F-olu-t5o1 = said t. EMIT : see so--,
lie nu'n' - lie i-9lr. aaI-L ha---
M lie '-+a 70 . very p=-Ubar and
s'-E4lE @aooer. = Te:y h.agt:'gI
b. -r o-s7-s 90 Ae u7:sl5e md q
de-; c79.sys u1;hl-. lie fruit .:-af
p'e-l;s G= .i;@s-L.= ID! hz,ars
TIA q Fan@ "a III; q Il. TE5=
r,~-y-=-o.= -z@s: With tie Ia:
81 u. y=~E -zI.y r0s-ga. Jed tee
N"ltu -9s a=s I'D tan E;t I-2urery
- TIE s-au1. = Cagl,1. =LyI .lley
aFsE-al % zoe ste rtPs-sl.-.to req
r"agci 3; az - ,ia5iAo f;u.; % the
EaTlsa - s-. TT ;b1g.h 'bs faes;
gu5 u~" E=t-E II appearance .
az = La s~aa Izy..j. such vas
.oa- ST. ~s's ;ae Eas's = Ewes
Asg7aE 11ss1 4 70 SAN ussn from
~..A 4 FzH@sa-g having
500 sr=ssTs -taes.
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The emperor o. japan : eoti:,5I 20
De considered the most sr4:o.;aac
Tuler % earth. The royal family q
japan has genealogical irse SL;ch
reaches TO Adam. There hare b+sn
III eDPerUr q japan sn3 they al
b+loaE 20 this family. Tie hrs; one
governed japan just sb91t EEn yea-s
ego. He VA o. tie throne 3Jl ssz-s
before Alexander the great thought
II had conquered t5e world Tie
9aDEo%e have the hist7ry o! al 4
then eup+=QrE from Lat ;icos dgza
20 tins and TIE! assure YOU Gg: tie
u!kado IL : Guesl ~1esc.rdEI: - tie
frs: emperor.
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Tls's i IN reliable news i-5u The
sea Il var in So1ibsra Africa \
London dispatch 0, yesterday says
that The stories OF Bntish success in
The AsiskiDz district are so persist.
cnt tina; in the absence OF coHtrsdic.
ton from B1er sources they may 10
accepted "a true in thc main, a..
though tue alleged killing Of so
Beers is disctedited.
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Haraoi E-.ai brox1 = Ire rnr tie
c0iof Ella: caitivatas ali tas'es. and
that irvaE 1863 % gA'8 = crest i~aIluv.
iuE . boa The su!Dmn e. ;he. osuc 10
Il = the one bruSu tone that iyss not
make The SKIN gov ssl.rs vbe7 ~
IT, uriEhAo-Uo3i. and z'pycs a Il.
shoes. nits aud s;'ass Is veil. .hoz
h. ;aJir richly b'ouz>i skjuz What
sway the neT color Is already exert.
ing.
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TELL YOUR SISTER,.

! b-aucii Complexion j. III i~u;s
-Iyiuiy without LoQt. pure blood. the
-G-' tiat ualy exists ~ connection
WITH god digestion. "a health. I.,cr
ami bowels. Nsrl'- Clover R.-a, r..
acts Glc ell. or tie bowels. liver and
kidneys keeping then IL y-ri-c,
health. Price - cts. aud ~ cl=. For
sale l.! ESQ Drug 60.
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POLITICAL NONSENSE.

-In every Ear since its organiZa-
lion. the Democratic party has allied
ITSELF with the enemies Of its country.
The present war Is no exception to
the rule.'-Gazette.
Well, let Us see about il. The or
~ganiEshoa OF the Democratic party
dates back 70 the early days OF the
Republic. Its history Is the history
q the United States Il fought the
war Of 1872 and the Mexican war to
successful conclusions. These wars
were opposed by the party that after
wards became the Republican party
for which Bro. Bragg Row yeus 50
Justify. In the Civil War the great
organization O: the Democratic party
stond by the Union. In the WAY With
Spain there "a no division o. senti.
nent among th= people. Democrats
and Republicans vi=d Nth each oihe,
N supporting the Eg- policies o. a
Republican administrator. In ths
present va. begott=a IL a spirit Of
greed and EsEsd for conquest. there
Is 3 Etroug division @! sentiment
among the people. Republicans and
Democrats nob3emn /. a. : violation
q the sacred principles upon Whion
car Government L foa 1ied. Blind
indeed must BE- the HAN sbo can
write such trash as Bro. Bragg sone-
times irairts 5Pon the readers Of the
Gazette. II he studied the history o,
his country more aud drew less FROM
his Imagination. hs would DOT Insult
the intelligence Of the people with
such DonssuEe as The above
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Took HimaeIf to Pieee,.

General Nioolls OF New Orleans
Was we'll known throughout the
southern states zs one OF the bravest
officers in the Corfcder ate N He
sacrificed An eye, a leg and sn arm 20
the cause which he believed Just. and
came ont OF the war as he declared.
only hal! Of a man,. But the half
that was left enjoyed a joke as heenly
az ever. Science replaced the lost
members go successfully that nobody
who was ignorant OF his misfortune
could detect it. The General often
told the following story: Stopping
at a hotel in Mobile a negro boy vas
detailed to help him prepare for bed.
After his bag IVES unpackei. and his
Goa; laid aside, be said: NOV, Sam,
take of my les, Sam stared speech
less 'Doot't know Jet ho~ to take
OF legs eh! Noz, look here! He
unscreE2d the leg, End keeping il
carefully covered With its long, black
stocking, laid il aside. ENov. take
OF this arm. NO, sab, DO. sab,
NebbeE took OF DO sentuu's shu il
ny life" gasped Sam. turning gray
With terror. sYoa're . pretty valet.
Nothing essisr.' The Arm rLs taken
Of and laid beside the leg OF the
table AID the General prepared Tor
SLEEP and got into bed. .Ob, BY the
way! Wed batter take 40 eye o1tr
He taok II OUT. Sam hacked TO tie
door. a'rSij TO turn back on the ter.
noie Eost, who stretched himsel,
AePJy, AID then said: 'NoE. Ssn,
take of q! bead Sam rushed on,
u TIE room 70 TIE oHoe. md could
valy fad strength TO VAsp rut. .lt's
de- debbil hess!i. san. He's taken
hlssef 70 pieces ID room fobty-eigAtr
The man who Las the nerve 70 make
2 joke O; hie racrifces IL 4ry cause i:
very sure Of sympsshS and approval
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California Can buEsi q y-esaerv
the smalse; ppstuHhoe. II : 3; w
Cluia. IL San Diego county. The
p~ustofice building Is made Of al old
piano box. and Is aupu; ~ lee; !uEt
and five feet WIDE. There are i've
private boxes, beside the general de.
livery window, hut there are no &c.
comnr3atiOus for money order uusi-
ueS JEO Stages running from San
D1sEu 20 EseopdidU stoI at the post.
uAu Gsly 81 deliver and receive
f-a
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on EYEgT BOTTLE

u -aIl5Efs CCEsE~..sCs Cue =
;nts z~f1z-z8t@e= ~ - gE 4 r11 -
~ - f~E1-snfr-Es = ne 1r4s& r
'ht 5o'sls fsthfsJy mr. 4 ~ "a
zsy yoG srs sSt b%ue5saSb as-r- ~
bsi;le ~ g5ur DTJEZ=gs s1t - =ay
-atGad the prcs pail. P1-E - it,
~ c;s AMI 600. Far Uss ~ EEr
Drug On
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-20

4 New York Dispatch ssys ,ha,
Mrs. Jsue Lipdssy flushed her 500.
mile bicycle ride 81 Ais q. m. yes.e-.
day. having completed the task In Of
bouTs and 4s minutes. the best limo
for toe distance tbs; a yoman has
ever done. Mrs. LjndsaS stopped sir
hours within The period 81 be ride.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-20

gUraa II tCI.ars. . :hs 74iss
pIaab ~ Hrs. Man HFsi H4t-s
burg. - ;hA Sc q her -a =asel
shs saTed Tom Group ~ Zoe uss Z
one TwBs@ CTHzb CGrs T. r7fas
al a1Ggat. cnids asd tlr1h; 1asi tzag
tFuasiss. Eixg Dssz Go
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-20

The -P.a~ hoy Preacher E.y J..
h.rEmao. N=lo Rive. III aly@. AZ.
- suffering from bronchial - lu--
irrlhie iur Ton !sarz. / We cG-ri g.,
One Minute CuH-a CnTr. /, s. all
i-a' s r.ai--i !a- II ard more. Il;
cures coughs. nulJ-. grippe s-.d al
ta0'ai a-i lung '-uuh!c-. EEr rfa.
t'a-artrv.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-20

Pr.-las. King. Farr-s- r,zr.
Ero1S's @. NieA- las us.i white
L@iiia bsriE Rises IN Liz tsm.ly tgr
!"N-s Sals They 80" The iea:. .Gcse
izuC1' H''sc f'ls cue r~ra.;irarrr.
billion s-c"z 7ni 80 liver aDI h7zrl
irpuuie=. Flo Urg- 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07
WHERE rus WOMEN snoSr,


Prizes were carried on by the fair sex
"a follows:
Best display OF fancy work by girl
under 10 years of agc-Nina Groycd.
Ncphi.
sample all dlneren, plain sewing. all
70 be INCLUDED In finished garment
suit lsdy'a underwear. hand made
May ;, Smith.
Neateat made child's sidrt-Mary
Jensen.
Hand made ahirt-Marlo Hullebaii.
Lewiston.
Machine made shirt--Jcasle Grant.
Neatest darnod stocking Marie Hull
chnll, Lewiston,
Neateat child's apron--Isabella ARM
strong.
Beet hemstitehing-Mrs. 9. NJ. Cuuon.
tidy Miss Emma Fascher. 81.
Infants shawl-B Bessie Cragan, Provo.
Wool odg1ng-lieHalo Cnagtn. Provo.
Edging, two yards without braid
Laura 0oetHohinA
Child's atppeu-Julla Armstrong.
Itdy-u, H. Goodwin.
Tattmg cdging-Edna Black man,
Tatting handkerchicf-G. y. Goodwin,
Best three doylics--O. y. Goodwin.
Paper fowcrn- Helen Stark, Brigham.
Shell work-Frank barrett.
Hair iiowers-Miss Miles,
BcNt Six duylth Is lkilhcrioru.
Sheet or pillow aham-J. o. oborn-
doopcr,
Trny-A. II. LATHE.
shopping bag-Kate pougall. SPRING
vile,
Chlld'a nfghan-Laurn GootHchlns.
Tidy-M Mary Lyle,
Fire acrecn-H. Groves,
Carving cloth-May NARCOTIC.
Tea clpth-May NARCOTIC
Lamp mat-Laura Goetsohlna.
Roman doylleH-W. Rich.
Lace Bprcad-Lilly Tail,
Shawl-BeEsic Cragnn, Provo.
Chemlae. yoke and sleeyos-Iaura
GOotachlnr.
Scarf Mrs. J. II. Reilly.
Best table or toilet mats-Laura
Goetschlna
Collar-iaura Goetschlna.
Hood--F. ". BaHset,
stand cover-Mrs. O.. y. Goodwin.
Tray oloth-M. a. Jaokman.
Ilhy Tau.
Ccnterplece-M May MArgctts.
Drnpery iscarf-MrA. NJ. A. JRckman.
Table oloth-Mrs. NJ. A. Witoher.
Centerpiecc-MLA l. Bentllck
Bureau ooyer-Mrs, l. Bontlick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

i've events on the card. close finishes
AMI enthusiasm were the order Of the
Afternoon. The bookmakera dld n roar
ina business while the betters found
plenty Of excitement Tor their money
Tho summary OF events was az fol-
iowHi
Frce-for-ail pace. bcst three IN ave.
purse iiOO-Charies McCoy'a American
Fleet. b. a., frsti Evans julia A., b. g..
second. Time. fifat heat, 2.lJh. second
heat, 2.aGMi third heat, 2i3ah fourth
heat. 2la2t. nth heat. 2.d2h.
-Four and une-hnlf furlongH, running.
purse tiO0-Spyler'a Red Bird Oh. a.,
weight ia tcnrherry), hrst3 Brtnnon'a
Lou Watkins oh. M. weight 10 (Hoyn-
toni, second. t.inkcndot'fcf'H Blues En.
blue m. weight iii DlngicD. third.
Timc-O;bf.
Three -fourtha of mile dash. purse
100 Flnndcru' Lookout. p. o.. weight
100 Evansl, nrsti conley's bernlcg. b.
m. weight 100 0yeavittl second. Doll
bros Hichcn, br. &, weight i01 Dick
nonl. third. Time. 0it1.
Three fuurths u mile dnsh. run
ming, purae ti0N-k rAurc'a Gold tiuH,
ch y. tpinFlcy). first Doll Broe.' Know
Me. b. m. ODick aonl. second. Tom Nc
Coy'n Miss Hcmson tNuttrcss), third.
Time. ot
onc-half mile handicap. purse 800
noyntnua Dutch. b. r.. weight i22
uBoynton). frst. soylcr'n Rcd uird. ch
a., weight 100 tu1visl r.H~ OBJ
mans Paddy h. ~. weight 100 Lea
vitD, third. Time. O.bi.