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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-06-01
A Word from Row. Mitchell.

Mr.. EDITOR: ....
The members of Elko Lodge
No. IL. 1 o o. F. were not sparing
in their words Of kindly appreciation
regarding the address of Memorial
Day. 1t is due to them that men.
ton al omission from the Grafton,
which, even the Odd Fellows, once in
the Southern army. were too gracious
to seem to notice.
/ made no mention Of the honesty
and uneslfishness of the Confederate
soldiers. Although a membe of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, my
tathsr-in law, who is very dear 70 me,
was Major in the Southern
army, and cousin Harry West, u sol
der in the Southern cause, was shot
III battle in Virginia. and 1s buried il
a trench in that State. but onl, the
the Great God of battles now knows
where. Others Of our general family
sleep today IL unknown graves
North as we'll as South. wrapped in
gray as will as blue. Our family
from the Sonth lived part Of the time
i'll the North, and 40 when the issue
came we were divided.
1T is curious that in NJ. address
should have forgotten many Of my
own houered relatives. But with
very much else to do and think Of,
this division Of my address dill not
appear and l did moi think OF it till
the chpir rendered the music:
"Cover them over with flowers, the
blue and the gray"
In the late war with Spain the hon.
esty pnd devotion of theSouth to prin
ciple, dear to them, was not. doubted
and their honesty and devotion TO " hat
seemed to them right, was ju It as pro-
nouDcen in the Lart that they took in
the CT I'll war. We all rejoice that
there is now 30 little left of the old
division.
j. ANTHONY MITCHELL.
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500 Reward 900.

The readers of tbs paper will be
pleased to learn that there is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science Ina
been able to cure in all it's stages
and that Ii Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure ID the only positive cure known
to the medical frater' ity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. re-
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
tion and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors Lave go muc CHI
faith ii its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY g. CO.,
Toledo, o.
SOLD by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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their uses had been explained to him,
Il presume that is what the cavalry
men Use now" The 20 are only a f.,w
examples Of the condition in which
the mans mind was when he regain
ed It's powers after being struck by
the stick OF wood. After he hal
looked about town .oday to his salts
faction, he climbed into the wagon
and said: SWELL, I guess the world
has got 40 far ahead of me I'll never
catch up with it,"
His friends say his greatest aston
ishment was manifested when he
looked in a mirror, and instead of
seeing the face Of q yonng and
robust youth, saw man old, gray
and on the downward road of ife.--
Elk.
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Another Rip Van Wrinkle.

Matthew teinberger, living a few
miles out OF Fost oria, Ohio, is II We
teran IT the Mexican war. At the
battle Of Resrca de la Palma. while
making II cavalry charge, his horse
stumbled, throwing him violently
against pile of rockl, bis head strik
ing in such manner that he lost
consciousness for some hoarI.
When he recovered his senses some
OF his faculties were gone and his
spine was for a long while partially
paralyzed. Ills intellect and mem /.
DRY were both apparently destroyed
by the accident He was able to
tell everything up to the moment he
was thrown from the horse. but after
that everything was blank, and it
has been go until recently. He
would say frequently that he WAS
nearly twenty-one years Of age, and
that he was going to vote for General
TaS Tor.
While watching some mon saw
wood with u buzz saw a short time
ago, flying piece Of wood struck
him on the head and he was knocked
senseless. 1t was several min utoe
before he regained consciousness, and
az his eyes opened and he gnzed
about him and upon his frien de and
relatives a singular expression, rs OF
a person just awakening from q long
sleep, came over his counter CO /.
To-Day for the first time, he was take
IN "a wagon with his nephew to
Fostoria. His first question was
"What are all those wires up there on
poles for?' When shown the tele-
phone and told how il was used, and
what FOR his asnnishment was
sim ply study.
The electric cars frightened him at
first, and he stood and gazed long and
eagerly upon them as they whizzed
by him. But in no instance was bis
establishment 40 marked az when he
saw Il couple Of girls passing to their
bicycles. "Wen,' he said, when
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What is beyond doubt the largest
blank book in the world has just been
completed by printing firm IN CHI
cago. 1t is the property of q physi-
cian Of that city and is TO be used az
4 scrap book for testimonials of his
remedies. The book weighs a trif1e
over 1900 pounds and le full bon ,it-
with marble edge :. 1t is q hand somelY.
inished blank book magnitied 80 YER
u times. The boards are fifty inch 3
from top to bottom and thirty inch b
wide. The book measures from out
side hubs to the front Of board forty
two and one-half inches. the hubs are
one and seven eighths inches high;.he
title panels nine and seven -eightfts
inches by tweDty.fOur and .tive-eighta
inches; and the letters forming tho
word Testimonials are four inches
high. Tho lettert in the lower pan,k
are two inches high. Tho side aoyers
OF the book have panels sun xen five.
e'ghths OF an inch deep. The buck OF
the book contained when bound one
Thousand laaves, but every tenth
lear has been cut ont leaving stubs
two inches long to allow for tho. put
ting OF the testimonials. Tho boards
ure made up NJ trunk boards cono-
bined with wood and are split like
ordinary blank book boards; tho flap
has stiffener of iron, and tho bach
is made of card board and STEEL
Philadelphia Record.
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an ofbcer. bong the next on the duck
ct. jury wss impanelled and the
taking of testimony begun.
The evidence not being all in Mt 8
p. m. the court took a reoess until 9
o'clock this morn ing.
Thursday, June lst.
The court convened 1t 8. a. IN this
morning aud the trial.nf A. w. Fuller
was proceed viii. The evidence was
all In, and the case submitted to the
jury by IL o'clock.
Tho case of the State vs. Stewart
PawsOn and Albert B. Halnea. chsrg-
ed with burk larizinR j. w. Puett's
stable in Carln, was called and Web
ster Patterson, Pawson attorney iii.
ed an affidavit and moved the court
:or separate trial. The di riot at.
torney offering no objection the court
granted the motion and jury was
impaneled to try PAwson.
At the time OF gong to press, tie
jury was still out on tile Fuller case,
and the Pawson case was still in pro
gress.
Later-The jury returned a YER
dict OF not guilty in the Fuller case.
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Death Of Thoms. ssp.er.

Thomas Souter, one OF ,e pioneers
Of the county, died at an early hour
this morning IN Carlin. Mr.. Souter
settled in CarEn over twenty years
ago and for many years worked in
the railroad machine shops. He
followed this business until the
weight Of years untitled him for
work. Since then he has lived on
tho competence his industry. and
f"ugality had provided for his old
age.
Mr.. Souter has been great sui.
ferer for many months and death
came to him as release from suf-
fer'nR. He passed away leaving an
enviable record as an upright,
honorable man, ever ready to assist
his fellowman.
The deceased leaves q daughter,
Mrs. Brown, and son Thomas Jr. =,
who were with him In his last sick
ness. Other children, not in Nevada,
survive him.
The funeral will take place in Car
lin at 2 o'clock tomorrow, friday
afternoon, the Row. Geo. f. Plum
mer, pastor Of the Episcopal church
officiating. ......
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SALMAGUNDI.

Mr.. Thompson. the drayman, has
an interesting notice in this issue.
Smoke Bamberger's famous Palace
Boq"et cigar, . for 25 cents. at George
w Bruce's.
Why not dress neatly when it
costs no more than to wear shabby.
mistit clothing. Jacobs fits you and
gives satisfaction or no pay. 4
@. G. Wallace came in from the
west last night and remained in town
today. He will remain in town till
tomorrow when he will leave for Eu-
reka.
Seymour Jacobs has new designs
the latest goods and all suits are
home made, at prices never before
haard Of. Try him. He will make
you SMILE. y
f. M. Fletcher, carpenter and
builder, ID prepared to do all work in
bis line in first class manner and
at reasonable prices. Work in the
country solicited. Give me u tr1al. y
Ex-StatePrinterM Nc Carlhy has been
appointed bookkeeper at che insane
Asylum. The people will now have
to pay two men for the work one dill
last year. This, Of course, will please
the taxpayers.
Fresh blackberries and cherries re-
ceived every day at the postoffice.
Raspberries and apricots the last of
the week. All orders delivered
promptly.
N. P. Guldagger. at Jones' old
stand, is prepared to do blacks smith
ing i'll all OF it's branches at prices to
suit the times. Horse shoeing and
wagon work a specially. All work
guaranteed. Take your work t. Mr..
Gul'iagger's shop il You want it done
we'll and at reasonable prices.
Ex-Judge Robinson of Carlin and
G. @. Wallace entertained the In. E.
PENDENT force this afternoon with a
very entertaining argument ON social
Ism, silver, tariff, the initiative and>
the referendum, and all the other ills
that now afflict or may affiict the
people.
FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the
worlds famous remedy for irregular
and painful periods of ladies; are
never failing and safe, rejuvinats the
system and brighten the eyes; regtore
nealth and beauty to the faded;
French Tansy Waters are the only
,enaole female remedy in tho world;
imported from PARIS; take nothing
o''e from the druggists. bnt insist on
the genuine; in red wrappers with tho
crown trade mark. Price, ~. For
saie by all druggists. or sent by us
@rect on receipt Of tho price. La
france Drug Co., i'm porters. 800 Turk
SI'' SIN Francisco.
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To tho Public.

-, as L am about n remove from
r,So' have turned over my draying
business to Mr.. p. F.. vore who viii
s.eno 70 all work in that line until
'"t'neF arrangements are ma is.
L hereby return my sincere thanks
" the public for the generous pst
,onage l nave received and ask con-
"o"nce OF the same to my SUCCESSOR.
J. W. THoMPsoN.
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SoUTER In Carlin, Nevada, June /,
1897, Thomas Souter, a native OF
England, aged 81 years and 7
months.
Trouble May Como In Cuba.

We do not want TO repeat in Cuba
the horrible chapter Of the Philip
pines. The American people would
not look kindly upbn the government
that should render it nece ssary for
them to go to Cuba and complete the
eubjugation Of the Cubans for their
own good. One enterprise OF that
sort is enough for them TO stomach
too much, In fact, But it must DO
admitted that affairs in Cuba are
drifting into a dangerous condition.
--Boston Post.
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DIED.

NEwToN-In Salt Lake City, Utah,
May %, 1897, Mrs. Lydia M. New
ton, native OF Illinois. aged &C
years, months and u days.
The deceased leaves SISTER, Mrs.
e. Penrod, and brother, r ID. Sides
OF Waslioe to mourn her loss.
Reno and Carson papers please
copy.
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District Court Proceedings.
Wednesday, May 3lst.

Wedneeuay, Nay 3Ist.
The District Court convened at 10
a. M, Hon. Geo. f. Talbot presiding.
The case OF the State We. Austiu
Charley, an Indian, indicted for high
way robbery, was tried and submit.
ted to the jury. After being out a
short time the jury returned YER
dict OF not guilty and the defendant
was discharged from custody.
A. w. Fuller, indicted for resisting
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now is YOUR WIFE?

Has che lost her beauty2 II so,
Constipation, Indigestion! Sick Head.
ache are the principal eau 1es. Karl's
Clover Root Tea has cured these ills
for half century. Price % cts, and
50 cts. Money refunded IL re- ults
are not satisfactory. For sale by
ElkO Drug 90.
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DO YOU KNOW

Consumption is preventabief Sdien &C
has proven that, and also that neglect
Ia suicidal. The worse cold or cough
can BIO cured with Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption Cure. Sold on pos
tive guarantee for ovor 6fty yearA
For sale by Elko Drug 20.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-09-21


How a patriotic people must adj
mira the u~tterances of Gov. Lees
private secretary Thos. III. Ayres!
In a ecent editorial in his paper,
the Vermillion Plain Talk. the Pres
ident Of the United States is de-
nounced as a common liar. The ex-
act language was 'The Pennsylvania
volunteers to whom Mckinley was
speaking knew he was lying-Mc
Kinley himself knew it, and the
whole world has by this time set him
down as a COMMON LIAR.n
There was a time in this country
when such an expression would land
its author at the end of a rope.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-09-21
Gold and go Ahead.
NV YORK sun.

New YORK Huh
Financial honesty and the national
honor and future are the questions.
On nj side it is Gold and 90 ahead.
on the other it is Silver and ~skedaddle.
From this time II party platforms VIII
multiply variations Of these two themes
but the issues as here PRESENTED in nut.
shell space will be paraphrased not IL
tered.
+ tbe policy Of the maintenance OF
the gold standard, and the policy Of
backing mp the nations aagin It's glori-
Gus advance, the republican party is I'M
changeably commit d.
re the dishonest dollar Of the Chicago
platform, audtothe abandonment ofthose
stations Of progress whereon the dag Is
already planted, the democracy is com
hitting itself at every opportunity.
Americans will be Americans yet in
1906, and ;hty will know how 70 choose.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-09-21
Bryan VS.. Lee.
Chamherlnin Reeisler.


Mr.. Bryan spoke last Week to an inn
mense audience at San Francisco.
Whether he has turned from the ex-
IRENE anti expansionists or whether the
al atmosphere was so surcharged with pa
triotism and expansion that it turned
him temporarily, we don't know. At any
rate he spoke, aud among other things
is re ported to have said that he did not
favor the withdrawal OF the troops from
the Philippines until a stable govern
ment is established. In this respect he
doesn't hardly agree with the senior
senator from South Dakota, who has de-
clared that the government ought to pull
do WE the flag and get out Of the Philip
pines at once and at the same time offer
an humble apology to the world for ever
having been there. He also seems TO
differ widely from our Glittle business
governor who is reported as saying that
the war there is simply "~damnable."