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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
In the Departments of General OTIS
Complete Success.
SPAIN STILL PREDICTS FAILURE,
OTIS. They Say. Will Win the Battles.
but the Insurgents Mode Warfare
VIII Cause Him to Eventually
Lose the Campaign-No Word
has Been Received From
Admiral Dewey.

WASHlNGTON. March Z'-Ih.s ul-
day Of anxiety and excitement dt tl.
war Department that carried reminder
of The busiest days of tle war W.th
Spain. Every officer was mleluy looa-
ing for every scrap OF Information as 60
the progress made by Ous gallant ez-
peGitionary forces. It vas noted. that
the movement was being executed like
clock work 10 was necessarily ore OF
great rapdy yct The officials noted
with delight thc Ierfccuons of the ar-
raneements as revealed m the prc dis
patches. the rapid work obi the signal
mon well up with the troop. u tho Id-
vance running their wires fn. amnu-
janice corps close up t1 tnr tl- june
and the pressing forward of tle supplies.
Although the end Waf NOT lunHu when
thc Department closed rhr greatest cone
hdcnce was shown by f1e on Ias iu ON,
complete success of Che American HIms
and there was nothing but praise heIra
FOR strategy shown Dos 81 Inr General
otis and his Generals Macarthur .e-
pecisHy came DOB for commentator. being
the active leader 0f th. adFanoIne '0I-
INNS thrown against the.renes lme
Will Pi sil II
De 'pllIln 'Ai -aH ". I'D.
mont was iiai ih' AW'' 900"
""uu mN"uf'k 'n '' ''
u the jungle and would take ur lh. fore
ward movement immD DIHfft iir |n
rises t0-morroW There ut nn 1u.-
ti0r about -fuuune no fh- point. fIe
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l''".
'he utmost ".'l' ODD.
of llea he. 'nd It''H I' II''
It.is said 900 Che Det.'meHf NIIt 1t.
has under DIS command at MInH auI
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
strikcvs WIN

PITTSBURG. PA March 2J.-The six
hundred employees of the Fox Pressed
steel Company resumed work to-day after
"A weeks idlpncss. the company having
acceded 90 the demands of the men for
a lO per cent advance IN their wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

virginia threatening weather and rain
I'm the morning. folloNed by clearing
weather fresh s0ulheriy shifting to west
erly winds.
North Carolina Partly cloudy winds
becoming brisk westerly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
They Fought Desperately, But Could
Not Withstand the Onslaught.
TWENTY-SIX AMERICANS KILLED
our Losses Heavier i'm Proportion than
that Of the Natives. Their Fighting
Being on the Bushwhacking
Ordcr-Thcir Loss in Killed
Alone was over Two
Hundred.

WASHINGTON. March 5-The follow
ius cablegram from General otis WAS rec
ceivod at the War Department this morn
ius:
Manila March %. 1879.
Admaut General. Washington.
Macarthur. with two brigades. com
menced advance ON Noyaliches northwest
of caIoocau in center the insurgent lines
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CONTINUED on Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
rRnnps ENGAGED.

The troops engaged were The Third
Artillery as infantry. the Mt1tana, Kan
sas Pennsylvania. Nebraska. wyoming.
colorado. South Dakota. Minnesota and
OREGON Volunteers. the Third. Fourth.
se.enfcenth and Twenty-second Roei-
ments Regulars. the Utah Artillery Bat
talon and Twenty-third Regulars.
The American casualties were light
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-09
PUERTO RlCAN SMOKERS.
The Tobncco Is Had. nut the Natives
Love u nnd Use II Con-
EtnntIy.

Homemade molasSes-soLkrd plug to-
bacco. In ropes n hundred feet long. is
one OF the primitive wonders OF the
island. On any market day one may see
the iobaCcO-mnn with his little table
piled up with bad cigars black AZ your
hat. so green that you may wiring Wa
ter from them. and so cheap that a
silver dollar will buy out his stock in
trade hut the thing which catches the
eye is the cylinders. Is inches high
by six in breadth. made up. you would
swear. from bights Cf hnwscrs soaked
in tar. but in reality chewing tobacco.
Try IL once and quit. \ tobacco chew
ing jockey from Georgia. with day
ashore at Ponce. volunteered the in
formation: "Ycs. sub. that's the most
powful stun ever slowed ir my wis
dom teeth. Yes. sub, that's right" 1
agreed with him, says n writer in Har-
pcr's Weekly.
Smoking is almost universal in Porto
Rico. the cigar and the cigarette be-
ing nltcrnaicd by most natives with.
out any apparent preference. The bet
ter classes OF the women seem never
to use tobacco in any form. and 10 one
accustomed to seeing the dainty fingers
OF Mexican senoriins hold lighted Gig
nret;cs after the black coffee Is served
somehow something is lacking in the
familiar ensemble OF tropical home
life.
The peasant woman dearly loves her
black cigar. md n sight which ar0uscs
visibility is the common one OF n huge
black nunty rolling down the center OF
street. burdcncd with head balanced
lond heavy enough for hcsr. placid
j. smoking an inky cigar OF able pro.
portions. whose clouds Of smoke en-
shroud her head and watt into her con-
tented half-closcd eyes. Envy her. She
has only half enough TO cnt. hut 10
rich in the soothing Of nectar nicotine.
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a Pleasant Gathering.

Twenty iiss Junior Christian liu.
dcmrorcrg cnmc tn the mansc Friday
last nnd enjoyed u m"st delightful
social iogc thcr wi Il Mr.. Mitchell and
the lr0'lcts ~ tile Junior En,lruvor,
Miss Ruth Russell and Mas lIough.
MIR. Chas Gardner had chnrpc Of
the rcf'c'"ry, ch ugci yc common
h"Xcs mt" elegant table, aud quite Il
dcli-h ful upper was chi yrd.
Saturday nj 3 q, lucR the Junior
mel nj the shop II Mr.. Gardncr nnd
s0ns nnh were sct to work puli hng
each rlal oi or nRc wonl. These
slnb. will bc uscd us ladgcs when
properly polished and lot,crrd IN tho
}. Il. dosisn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-09

In military prisons an offender Is some.
times sentenced TO carry cannon balls from
one place TO another and pile them up all
day long. That is all. Perhaps il docs not
seem very terrible but it soon wears his
life out. II is practically n death sentence,
and lie knows 1t; he would rather be shot
Many sick man feels the SAME way about
the burden of disease that he is Juggling
back and forth from day to day. He would
as soon be down with a mortal disease. II
VIII come TO that sooner or later
mans life can be dragged out by
dyspepsia and liver complaint The ex.
perencc of Mr.. J. T. Caldwell, of Fall
Greek Depot, Pittsylvania Co.. Va, shows
how DIR. PicTce's Golden Medical Discoy.
cry saves people from consumption by
waking up their nutTitivc organism and
giving II power 10 supply pure. healthy
blood. which drives out blood poisons and
dead TISSUES and builds up sound, whole
some flesh and muscle.
81 feel II my duty" writes Mr. Cnrdweli in n
letter To DIR. Pierce to write YOU of the LASTING
Dement'S derived from the use Of Dr Picrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery aud little PcIiets'
seen years ago contracted n severe cold
siciins i'll my State. II ran on aud Couiiui,.
elly grew worse uut;l I concluded to write IN
The worlds DiSp"aSary Medical Association
Inc answer 10 my inquiry advised me to use
indigestion and liver complaint; at this time
TWO months had passed. In two or three days
airT had commenced the use of Your ruedi.
enc my cough had entirely stopped. my digcs-
] felt new life and vigoT in my whole body
This marvellous Discovery makes
nerve force and rugged power II is far
better than oily emulsions il does not
make labby fat, il does not increase the
weight of coTpulcut people.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-09
VOLUME XXXIII
UIGH LIFE GOTHAM.

Observation-Disclosures hotel is u great
temple oi Mammon. You 20 there at
any time and the only thing you hear
about are millions. You see million
airs Of all descriptions, tat and lean.
y"nns and oil, Ym hear them Rt
the b Ir or gathered aruund tile ta Bile,
talk ny about margins Hud tIu SIS and
millions. Everybody around there
seems /" he money ma |. ,he bell
buys wont look ut tip less than sl
In the ca(. an r.g costs about as
mu :h ns Il square meal. Cigars at 81
pi,ce are quiet the ordinary thing
You can spehd It months salary on Il
me l! Tor four and wine at Sl5 "a bot.
tie Is not ut all rxhorbItant.
The pla:c Is crowded all the time
by the wenlrhiest visitors from all
over the world. iuu are told in ave.
insI irng SHIPPERS that there are
suits of rooms costing $50 day.
lou are shown the safe hich ut this
minute hollis Si.Or0,UUU worth II vd
uabics belonging Ia the guests. - nd
you can also scr mrllIumuirS cnting
with th,ir knives. and you'll hear
dOSagers telling III, ir friends Il
done IT." II seen her" Money, mon
ey. money! The continual elevation
a! 1t IL uauscatng. There is some
thing sordi III all their spIeEior.
The atmosphere u the Whldrof
Astoria IL rccking with vulgnrity aud
unhcalthIncAs. All these milllunuires
are. after all. nothing but gamblers.
And ,he women, 80 lar ~ ole sees Of
them, seem uppr, sscd with their
wealth.
III there Ia anything more horrible
than high Gotham lIfc whcr. every
man aud woman is sentenced to even.
ii2 dress after six O'clJcx, where is
il!
y di .tirsuishe nan Of letters said
To me. after Il vioS II the cafr one
evening, Tho trouble win the Ic pcO.
pie IL that they nave no souIe." Aud
most uf them haven't They live
solely for their senses. l'lIoy are tn
he riticd ra her til IN cnvird. -Ex-
ch mSc.
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81. Joseph stock MARKET.

IL has been intimatcd in these let
tors during the past two weeks that
condi IONS were unfavurnlle in the
sheep and lamb market, and the past
few days has demonstrated the cor
rcctmrss "i the assertion. Tho first
part Of last week values reached the
high pnlLt. but hcforr the close val
utE III the castcrn market struck th
-i"huggnu- and there has been little
opportunity for II rally since. Me.
diuu native, brOk.. 50 to 10 and the
better grades - to 4 Z III Chicago,
aud go 'd sliurn Ia nb1 sol OFT %: ut
the close. In view II the 80 sernns
breaks thc market was nItIrIly
NOR or !, 81 affected. but values din
NOT sullicr iis Inu IN here as in the
cnst. AZ the close 81 lust week pric, y
indicated u decline Of about l0r.
which wns followed hy l5in 2ic decline
Mundny. hut some ~ this has already
been rcgalnrd. Offerings here lust
week exceeded 1900 which WIS the
largest on rc,aIrn. yet WI IA this large
supply the packers took up every
thing freely md could have used
more to advantage and still maintaln.
cd tho high values prevailing, The
outlook in 'tiIl very TN 'crta,n and
the ira le il advising customers to
minImiz, the possibility ui M 10y get
ing mo the nearby market. Wnh q
dcclin ny market shippers only get n
ono day't decline on u short haul
white they catch two days
beak on the Ion! haul. Snn,h
st. Joseph wants I'LL the woolly
fellows shc can got aud il putting up
II still ma Ike, for them.
Tho trade IN cattle IL showing rOn.
siderable improvement values beng
10 To DO higher than IL week ugO
Tho dc nRn greatly exceeds the Rup.
ply and prices are being maintained
ht the highest mark in the west. But.
chcrs stock ~ nlSO ~ strong request.
Quota ions nrc ns rollOwa: Native
steers Il - TO sj 10; Tcxas and west.
crncrs 81 - Ia 81; cOws md hcifcrs
81 - ~ 10 Il 81; Gamers g 10 Ia
a. ~; bulls iud stag - 81 to ~ -;
ycarl uRs and calvcs Il u 10 q 80;
etOck"rs nd feed srs. 81 81 TO a 80;
ye ia - - to- a..
Tho hOt mafaoi continues 20 lcad
all wo stern points III prico aud tho ro.
coipt- q runn,ng close to 2 ,.0UO por
wosk, wliith ~ very satIsfac ury.
WARRIcR.
SourH Sr. J05ErH, Nay 81, 1880.
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JOINT s. ATEMENT
or THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County
For Quarter Ending March ii, 1899.
STA rE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY uF ELKo. 3d.
AUDITORS OEEInE

HO DIIO OIs . OT IOE,
ELRo, April 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of COUNTY
Commissioners Of EikO county, New. ;
GESTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
onr Qarterly Report OF the Finances
Of the county for the quarter ending
March 81, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
&. 4. WATKINS, Auditor.
4. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

liy order oi the Board OF County
Commissioners of Elo County, Siato
of Nevada. made this 9Th day ~
February. 1922, notice IL hereby
given TIM, all persons who are charg.
ca upon the county must come to the
Comfy Hospital, or all claims Tor
their support will bc disallowed by
eaid Board except ~ cases OF exttcme
cmcl gcncy.
Attest: a. @, DAwLEY,
County Clerk.
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The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds rs per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 81, 1899:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-04-26
How He Wa. Drowned.

81 suppose it was a perfectly nat.
ural feeling i had when 1 returned
from Europe" said the Boston drum
mer, land that feeling, of course, was
to let everybody know l had made q
trip. No doubt l made a good many
folks tired, but ! got the knockout
when l least expected it. L was up
Cape Cod way to visit brother, and
one day entered village store where
half dozen farmers were sitting
around. l managed to get the CONVEX
sation around to 'Yurop.' and as they
were all good listeners l had the floor
to myself for half an hour. l told
them of London, Paris, Rome, Venice,
and all that. and not one of them
asked a single question. / hadn't got
tired out yet, but had paused to get
better hold, when an old gray-head
with the soberest face you ever saw
looked up and queried:
So, stranger, we've crossed the
ocean?"
"'Yes, sir
Sand seen all them places in
Yurup?'
Eyes
"'And got back as slick as grease? p ="
GAS you see.'
We'll, that's powerful smart of ye,'
he continued, but I'd like to ask We q
question or two. How high is a six
rail fence?
81 had to reply that didn't know.
How much does bushel of wheat
weigh2
"I wasn't sure within five pounds.
"'When does baby get it's first
tooth?'
81 was stumped on that and said so.
Then I'll ask We some easy ones,
he said. How many Eaters does q
farmer plant in a hill?'
'sI can't say.
What's the object in heving the
front wheels of a wagon the small
est?'
81 gave it up.
How long does it take chickens to
hatch?'
81 never knew.
(which end does horse get up on
frstp
IL never watched.
'The old man and the crowd turned
from me in contempt" said the drum
mer, land. feeling at least foot
shorter than when I went in, edged
for the door. My questioner had some
thing in reserve, however. As ]
reached the door he called:
Wall, stranger, mebbe you wasn't
SO much to blame fur going to Yurup,
bein' We had the time and money, but
fur the next year or two I'll be won
derin' why on airth you didn't stay
over there the rest o. your days.
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Because 1t II Etfqette.

A man who is responsible for an
etiquette column in one of the month
ly magazines says the curious ques-
tons which are asked him would fill
q volume. Most of them could be an
swered by the applicants themselves if
they would use little thought; 9th
ers are simply amusing. Favorite
queries are the old one of whether a
man should be allowed to pay a wo-
mans carfare if he is not acting as
| her escort and has CHANGED to meet
her. Another is whether a man should
walk on the right or left side of g
! woman on the street. That comes up
nearly every day.
The sultan of Turkey eats nothing
that has not been tasted by his cup
bearer, and according to Turkish eti-
quette no other parsonage may per-
form this preliminary. One evening
the cupbearer was called away unex-
pectedly and did not return until late
next day. Consequently the imperial
dinner was deferred for five hours.
Since then the cupbearer has to taste
the sultan's dishes a day in advance
and then seal them up.
A certain provincial mayor in Eng
land, who is stickler for etiquette.
robed himself for church one SUNDAY
morning, only to learn at the last mo-
ment that his mace-bearer was una
BILE to attend him. A mayor minus
macebearer was situation far too in
congruous for his mayorship's sense
OF dignity, so he proceeded promptly
to unrobe and the eyes of an expect
ant throng were that day denied the
privilege of gazing upon their exalted
fellow-townsman.
In Spain it is rigid rule that the
command of the king passes immedi-
ately into law which the king him
self alone has power to annul. This
has resulted in some droll dilemmas.
One morning soldier accompanied
his youthful sovereign to a remote
part of the palace grounds, when the
king suddenly remembered some ne
elected duty and sped away to his
apartments, first saying to his mill
tary body guard: ''Remain here until
I send for YOU" There the giant
guardsman stood for about twenty
four hours, until the boy. who had I'M
til then forgotten about him, dis
patched an order releasing him from
his painful position.
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rRovInENcE GuinzD HER.
Intense Feeling OF Gratitude BY a
White Hall, Illinois. Lady.
WRITE HALL, Ill, FER % 100

WRITE HALL, ILL.,, FEB. %. 1899
Dear Doctor and Mrs. Smith. Kans..
City. Mo. '-
10 the guidance of kind providence
and your skillful treatment am com
pletely cured OF that dreadful malady.
cancer. / came home the 18th of jam.
ary. My breast had entirely healed owe,
oy the last of the month and have had
no pain since, the soreness is all rone
would have written sooner, but want
ed to be sure it was cured. feel truly
grateful to you both for the MANY acts
OF Kindness and courtesy shown me while
at your home. l felt at home there
Inc treatment was not as severe as I
supposed 1t would be and will heartily
recommend you when l have opportun.
ity. My friends all think | have i'm.
proved wonderfully. Please ACCEPT nv
heartfelt thanks for all you have done
for me.
Wishing you success in your noble
work, the cause Of suffering humanity.
l remain ever your friend.
MRS. LUCETTA Hustled.
Mrs. Hustled was cured by nae Of
scirrhus cancer Of the breast, and I
publish this letter so that you can see
how am regarded by those l treat for
cancer. Upon request will send you
testimonials from patients l cured over
ten QO) years ago, and who are just a.
sound and well as though they had never
been afflicted with cancer at all. Send
Tor my publication on the treatment Of
cancer: l will send it to you free. AID.
dress, DR.. p. o. Smith, Northwest Cor.
1oth and Main Sis, Kansas City, No
consultation in person or by mail free.
>, Mention this paper when you answer this "A
IL Will be favor to the editor.
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Cats ana Dogs Frequently Make Meals
OF Indigestible Substances.

/ --~@tsOos@~AS
Kittens and puppies and cats and
dogs are frequent sufferers from a
lack OF discrimination in swallowing
things never intended for consunp-
ton. Hatpins, meat skewers, knit
ting needles and ordinary needles and
pins are among the articles they have
been known to swallow. Only recent
~ tiny fox terrier was submitted for
professional examination on what was
supposed to be an abcess in the side
The surgeon, however, decided that a
foreign body was present, and moth
ing could of course be done without
the merciful aid of chloroform, for
1t is both interesting and gratifying
to know that even the least painful
operation is never attempted until the
animal to be operated on is placed
temporarily beyond the reach of pain.
The results of this operation dis
closed the presence of wooden meat
skewer in the terriers stomach, with
the point projecting between the ribs.
The obstacle was successfully remov-
ed, and today the tiny pet is as friskv
ss it ever was.
| Another small spaniel paid the pen
atty of its righteousness with its life
mainly owing to the fact that it's
owner was a comparatively poor man.
One morning the door entered the
bedroom and, bounding upon the
dressing table, Tapped up a diamond
stud worth or 6 guineas. Ordinary
emetics had no effect, and, unfortun-
ntely, under chloroform on the operat-
ing table the surgeon was unsuccess-
full in dislodging the stud. At the
wish of the owner a further supply of
the drug was given, and a post-mor-
tenn revealed the missing gem.
It is attributed to some cats that
they show an Incorporate inclination
for wine corks, and frequently swal-
low them. Others swallow needles,
which gradually work out through
their skin, and there is a case on rec
ord of an omniverous goat that swal-
lowed a packet of needles, and for
some months afterward, owing to its
| porcupine exterior, was a terror to
the small boys who attempted to take
seat on it's back.
Pet white mice, guinea pigs, tame
rabbits and hedgehogs are also in
cluded in the veterinary surgeons pa
tents. Most of these ailments are,
however, medical troubles, and their
| complaints are very different from
those of their youthful owners. in
whose eyes, however, the invalid s
state is a momentous matter. Dogs
with false legs and false teeth have
been mentioned in the Daily Mail, and
it is only recently that the wife of a
well known millionaire had hand
some leg constructed Of vulcanites
and silver, with steel springs, fitted
on her toy spaniel. whose forepaw
had been amputated. This false at
tachment cost nearly 20 guineas, but.
of course, this was for a canine aris-
tocrat.
The false leg for the more plebeain
poodle is usually socket of leather
with horsehair, costing few shil-
lings. Glass eyes for cats and dogs
are quite common, and are said to fit
them especially for the duties of dis
persing rats.-London Mail.
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Oklahoma'. NEW Came Lac.

Guthrie, o. T., April 1s.-Under the
new game law sportsmen will have to
adjust their fowling pieces to the fol.
lowing dates, to keep the strong arm
of the law from overtaking them:
Quail may be killed from October
IS to February /; prairie chickens and
wild turkey, from September 2 to
January 1; plover and dove from Au.
gust to December 81.
All persons are forbidden to catch,
kill or MAIN any insectiveerous birds.
such as robin redbreast. wren, martin.
swallow, etc., the penalty for the vio-
lation of the law being from $40 to
500 in each case. and in default of
payment committal to prison. The
law makes it the sworn duty of all
county and township officers, when
such violation of the law comes to
their knowledge. to file complaint
against such parties before some com.
petent trial official.
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struments required in modern surgery.
Rapture, Piles. FfsfEis. Structure
and VarfCoCeIe are radically and per
manently cured by our surgical operation,
in from Eve to fifteen DAYS. No medicine
or local application will ever cure these
troubles. We annually cure hundreds of
this class Of patients. leaving them in a
vigorous, healthy condition Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debility. Premature
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er Surgical skill. and cannot visit us,
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