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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05

Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream Of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alum baking powders arc the greatest
menacers TO health Of the present day.
ROYAL pusrso ro~ots co.. NV YORK.
GFROM FRIDAYS DAJLY.]
ALMAGUSDI

\ hne slIn wer this fternonn laid
III" dust aud freshrne ! up the vegelu
ton.
Judge Talb t left for Ely Last
night T." pres dr at the trial OF II II
Hamilton for murder.
George Truce shipped his tru;ting
no Sc {" Rel q Yesterday Ia nut him
III iraiuiiy for the Gulconda and
State Fair races.
TIE sercnd inst ,llmcnt Of taxes
for sos ARE now due and payable.
thry will become deiin luent OH
Mon day Jam > 1899.
I'll" J. O. o f. nas is ut half mast
'' day an, of respect io the
OF Tony Rose. who WAS nm old mem
Der OF E!ku Lodge so. IS.
Mis- Ala j. LawFon, the assistant
teacher in the Business College, left
for Ely last night to report the trIaI
of the ease or the State W. Hill Ham.
iIton eli irgc with mur Ter.
Al. Pullman comes To the front
10 lay with M ad Ills stock Of I'M
derrakcrs' suprli's is complete md
his prices reasonable. All orders ID
his line will receive pro upt utten-
ion. See hIs adj.
+. NJ. Fletcher. carpenter and
builder. Is prepared To Ito all work in
his line in II first class manner md
II reasonable IrIcc$. Work in the
country sclicite'I. Give me II irlul. :
Every clnnh has a silver lining;
but II lakes IL long time rr s"me pen.
pie to find their silver Incl cInmL,
but lyon will call on SEYMOUR
JACOBS you will soon discover
Yours, y
Seymour jacobs has new designs
The ln:est gools and all suits are
home made. Mt prices never before
hanrd Of. Try him. He will make
YOU smile.
Lieutenant Wriph'. OF Captain
Lmsc"ii's company Of volunteers,
no stationed ut Manila. writes his
folks that both he and Copiain Lin
scott, who were fever stricken, nre
NJ and gradually gaining strength
Reno Gazette.
y +. Guliagger. Mt Jones old
'ihnd. ~ prepared To do hlncks niih-
M in all Of its branches at prices Ia
SUIT the times. Horse sho"Ing and
nngon wnrk Il spccinlty. All work
Iuaran1 ed. Take Iour work t, MIR.
Gulla@rer's shop il y"u wmnt il done
we'll and ut reasonable prices. =
y correspondent Of the Reno Ga.
este says Gol and Senator Jones
OILY know why Ma, hu Ia was ap.
pointed agent at the Shnshone res.
ervution. Tho INDEPENDENT is in
~ think int "IluncsI .luhu's"
appointment was u or, the work Of
The devil than ~ the Ruler al the
Universe. 1t III not right Ia charge
Go with ever! thing that happens III
this world.
IL Never niSapp iniS. This is one
81 th pculiaruics Of Hoods Sara.
prr'lli. II cures srrof ,in. snl rhpum
liumors. stomach and kidney troubles
ncrvou ness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05

Tho s2o.OO0,c01 paid SPAN Tor tho
Philippines amounted to forty tons
OF gold. Mono Of tho yellow metal
will actually change hands, however,
IN Europe owes thus country too
much goll already to make the actu
al slipmont ncccss Try. Tho money
vii TIC tfnnrfer cd in he snapc Il u
draft on L,udon aud bills uf *
change will be issued against II.
Tho entire sun viii go for debts md
tic Spanish treasury will hold mono
VI il Ia trust.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05
A STOLLn ORCHID.
Why Representative John Allen DID
Not Raise His Hat to
n Lady.

Watching Representative John Alien,
OF Tupclo. when he made n speech in
the house recently. I was reminded of
the time whcn he LurGlarizci n flower
from the botanical CardCus, saws the
Washington Post. He WAS escorting n
young woman from the west. md she
went fairly daft over The orchids. I
don't believe she had ever seer II be-
fore. and. CHI! she did want one SO
much.
OF course, there are rules like unto
the laws Of the Modes and the Pcrsians
against picking Urcic SGm's posies, but
girls. even from The west. usually get
what they want IL they want il badly
enough. Mr.. Allen gave an orchid stem
Il Gcft touch. II broke. The blossoms
FIJI. Quick us thought lie PICKED il
up before ;hc guards eye caught sirht
OF IT and popped it into his hat. Then
the three visitors stroIlcd out. and Mt
every door they ran into some young
woman from the south. Mr.. Aliens
hard flew TO his hat brirl. but he re-
mcmbcrCd in time. For the first and
only time in his life John Allen ac-
krowlcGGcd Il lRdy's how with covered
head. His face was n study in crimson,
but he dared not raise his hat. .
] dare say lie has forgotten all about
II long before this. bu, the girl from
the west has that orchid somewhere
among her souvenirs to this day.
Glossomancie is u new Science" in
PRODUCED by n Miss Erbcrc No. OF Paris,
consisting OF reading the character by
the form and size OF the tongue.
The guiding principles are as follows:
II the tongue is long 1t /" nm indication
OF ~frnnknrss: if IL Ia short. of dissimu-
lai'on: il il is brOnd. of responsiveness;
if narrow, OF concentration.
When the tongue is both long and
large II implies that the posscssor Is "A
great gossip. frank To disngrccabicness,
and ihoughticss. " the tongue be long
and narrow its owner is only half
frank. thinking us much as IN uttered,
but not always uitcring all that Is
thought.
II the tongue be short aud broad
there Is promise OF plenty Of gossip
anil fnlsclioods; 1t talks a great dcnl.
but says little of what Is really
thought.
III short md narrow II indicates deep
cunn"nE aud lying: impcncirnbility and
prudence. This tongue belongs to those
persons always ready TO make mis-.
takes. but eager 10 inspire confidence.
So. then, hot the physician alone Is to
he guided lay The tongue. but before
you become intimate with anyone. nsk
him or her 30 put out his or her tongue.
that you riny bc certain whether they
are 10 he trusted or not.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05

Stntc Controller Davis had n run.
AWAY Mt Trout Creek. finmhoIdi
county last Monday. Davis turncd n
hip'H"p ont ~ the buggy over tho
hcada of the runaway horre, FORUM.
at"l, landing on his head, thereby
escaping injury.
moral: Tho devil locke out for
his Own.-Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05

N"vnda can furnish anything IN the
mineral line which the worl may
want. u nc has al rcady come inm
lie nan T.. Tho price mas already
double IN tvs" years. Nov il o.n
out that Nevada has. unde vclopcd,
hut r"ad! Tor tho miner. some Of the
richest Z nc mines on earth one or
the most pr"mis ~ oelongng Ia Sen
ator Kiiscr.-C.r ~ News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05
FILE TOUH:

BY order of the Iourd of County
Commits toner's. nil bills a%.aiust the
County I" be acted upon by the
DO al, must be iii,d az ar before the
Saturday imm diui'ly preceding the
M"i day upon Inch rin Bnnri meets.
oil" rwisc the hills will not bc ac,e,!
upon u til thu next meeting of the
Board.
Attest: A. q. iiAwLEY
County Clerk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05
TELL YOUR SISTER.

4 Beautiful Complexion is IN impna
utility wi n"ui GOO =, pir" blurd. the
sort dhat only rx,sls III c0nucc ION
wi II gJrd digos rOn. u healthy liver
mud bowels. KariI 'lbvcr Il not rot
meta directly ON tho biScl liver md
kidncys keeping them ~ perfect
hciI'h. Price - cts. aud 80 eta. For
snlo by Elko Drug 60.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05
Docs This Strike You?

Muddy C~onrlcximns. nhu Mt ny
breath "umc fOm chronic ruuI iipH
non. knrls Clover Root Tea is IN
all" ol 'ir euro AMI has bcNn sol for
hfii ,"ats ui mn ''-Olutr LII rr cute. =.
l'ri'c - c's ma - :ts. or sale by
Eiku Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05

Hoods Pills euro all liver ills.
Easy to take easy to operate; rrliuble,
sur -.
Tony Rose died 'rom tho effects "
hi@ II jurics nt l. "%'rlucs in m.b:.
lie was mn oil resident az Elku
county and Ina resided at Tuscarura
for many years. He was II member
of T. kO L"Igc No Is !. q. y +. nriI
the rrmaun will he lHi ava, b, Tus.
ca - u l. ,lgc. Mr.. Ro 80 la n ho It.
81 frien + tlirUuI huut he county Who
Will be griovcd to hear OF his sad
dc 9TH.
An editor 'iescribes n eping 10, .
net, dear in the feminine bear, ns
folloNs: at will have u cuwcaIchcr
in fro II, a tail board behind. u Hover
Ir len on tor. II bInch ut grass on
one sile md Il ltir,i carriss ON the
o her. Tho whole viii be bound to-.
geilirr by crushed ribbons md topped
I'll by n very louI millinery bin
Iliorc is II growing belief among
members nf Congress that the Prcsi.
dent will call mn extraordinary Sos
sion this fall curly III October. The
qucs.ioDE for settlement are of surli
great inn orihnce that the Pres dent
IL inclined to believe that il advisable
that Congress should meet earlier
than the regular scWion in Dcrcmhcr
Ih" nti'Cment ~ Reed will naturtiiy
cniaIl consi lie nb.c delay IN the 40.
poIuimcnt Of committees in the
House, ~ it ia customary 10 allow n
ncT Speaker ,ur or tive weeks 10
make up lus co nmittecs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-05
BORN.

BILKEY In Eiko. Nevada. Mny 1.
1900 10 tho vito Of FL Bilkoy,a ION.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

According 10 the latest estimates n
-h officials az the London x South
western Railway Co. not more than n
personS were drowned. out q the 20
on board the Stella when she struck
on the rocks other reports. however
Mace the number ~ drowned at i2o
Three notwithstanding the culiapsibls
boat. arr missing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

southampton. April The steamer
Honfeur returned last night after
having made the circle o. the casgue
rrcks. ~he picked Up two boats con
rairing women's clothing. money. Jew
cir and an opera glass ease The last
had evidently been used in bailing-
Many pathetic incidents are report
el- In several cases men lifted their
wives and children into the boats AM
then persisted in their presence One
wife. who was thus bereaved lost hei
reason
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

aisd Gra1n-O !. j. q 1e--clg-s- as Ist-z--s
soursh.1E tg31 rrluk 10 t-At tat ace g
coffee. sod IN a. sro1ers al- Lass ~ a.
Who have used H. because w-tl I-rftl-F
,repared j. tastes ks the ines. c--iet -
e free from al Is injurious y -'eT'l IS
suin-O si5s d.Sestior and F-rerE- ems frs
esrves L not a s-imUlEni tui heat.
Srildsr, and children "a we A. az a. can
drink il with great benefit Costs aoo1- : a.
auch an coFee Is md -5c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

vlsitor- this = some OF that ~ea-nsa
Nat YOU brls 50 much aooutt \ s-atl1.s %
ne TO be about like the averaEe icf LIS ----e
a ID. year over the country ssnera--y-
o,dess lnns 49, re- isTss y .h.s an.
Acc fer n,sh onto - years, an tbs here
vesther % more ike th- EvtrAr@ t1Ar az
ve've had IN al that tize.-Ju1se-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

cherbourg. April The tug Mar
souin has arrived here. and reports hav-
ing picked up boat containing eight
passengers Of the British steamer Siel-
II wrecked Thursday afternoon on the
CaSquet rocks in a fog. All the res
rus,l persons were suffering from in
irrie~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

Your money CT EOu- lie.
LAwyer-Here' al ] have.
cal right. Now Eet cut
(TaksrE him by the huttunl1le l- \ -
a minute. friend Don't yuu want % 90
gaze oours.' 10 defend yuu Il ras 1qn
should be arrested for ihs aaAir- --f'asio-
yourrA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

Let the Alibi -Pefe-.Yais, Dave
rot ten days in jail 70 stealln' dern chick
srs. He could hab proved a ahnl. too, q
he'd wanted to" Abe--Dzf 50, Den VIZ
didn't hey" Pete--Nhy, De facts Oh Dc
use was dA; on de night dem chickens VA
stole Dave was % miles % AZ nuroler cu-n-
". stealth boss Judge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

Write TO-DAY n Allen : O.rsfed. Je Ror,
N. Y, for FREE sample a Alien ~ 1qi-
Ease. powder - shake into yCEr Shoes Il
1ures chi oains. sweating camp. sEo-itl-
schiuc feet X makes tiEai slues easy
Cures Corus Buniors and lnrrowir- y ais
aAlldruggisisau shoesfores sell u p Ger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

BOSTON. April An Effort j. max
irr 10 bring about a mill combination
20 control the products Ct card wool
Considerable doubt Is expressed among
wool men OF success. although - j re-
ported Il plants argregating $1,000
oou capital. have been secured on oP-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

The pleasant method and berencIzl
effects OF the well known remedy.
eYKuP on FIes. manufactured hT tie
CAlrFoKsrA Flo SYRUP CO. illustrate
che value 81 obtaining the liulid laxa-
Give principles ~ plants known 70 be
Uediclnally laxative and presenting
chem In the form most refreshing 70 the
taste and acceptable 70 the system IL
q the one perfect Strengthening lars-
Sivs, cleansing the system e1ertun4lE-
Aispelling colds. headaches and ferers
gently yet promptly AID enabling one
70 overcome habitual Constipation per
naneutly Its perfets freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
.c.anoe, and it's acting on the slaneyN.
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them. make il the ldeA-
laxative.
In the process Of mkrufsc1 urinr frs
are used, as they are pleasant 70 the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of The
p~medy are obtained from Soma and
other aromatic plants by a method
known 10 the CAIlFORx1A flc SrEIs
Co. only. In order 10 get lis beneficial
effects and TO avola initafiunE raexs<
remcmber the full name CT the Com ysr ]
printed on the front 81 every package.
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP co
GAN FRAxcIscc. CAL
Louzsvr1LK KY. EEw YORK W r
- - ~ al Druggista So 80 a<<si'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

Chicago. Marrh7I. Bids werso Q, ened
here yesterday az division army head.
quarters -or the construction ~ .
barge combination rrfri-rrariEg and
frp nanufartnring plant for fh~ Gov
sru nlrnt AZ Manila Tn~ iaf Of sies Iss
h the Delaware Rrfri-~ritinw Mash re
O. of New York. WINS ths lowr,t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

A rheumatic I5acil1a is never re1 r-p
ssted.-Ch Tristan " 1rk-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07
"Peace Hath
Her Victories

so less renowned than
xvar, said Milton, and rOzy,
In the Spring. Is the time
20 GET a peaceful Varfory
oper the impurities 1Usich
have Been accommodating IN
the blood during Winters
hearty eating. The Bar
ner of peace Is bone =loff
By Hoods S-rsaparlla.
II b-in- rest ana comfort 70 tie
weary BODY rackei tv pains * al sorts
and kinds. Us b. nef eiAl eiiec-s prove y
e. ~. ths great sreclIc 10 he re- iel rq17
for victory. Hood lcsr ais1-. rs.-tL
salt Rheur, NJ r-ther VS. SCI.
susIr Gn.Lcle1 wlth SIT OIL Z arl pan g.
runfirE acres 30 medicine ~ pea ht.
until Hood Ssrs4rar1 IA WIS rse-- y ii
mae hcr entrev well" EsSE l.. NAIL
srCN.. as Dearborn Street. lLl-as0. A.
Tired Foeilnz ! rad hat tlrca- CT
fee -, dyspepsia, head hes an- 81 l.-- (
tpe-s. b-s Hoo S4rs- Iriri.42 z ace ne .
new msn never VS. hs-sc- I'm p ~
ToHx MACK, OskR- lcsa. Iowa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07

III. last thing the survivors saw WA
tie figure Of the captain Of the Stell1
starding calmly on the bridge ane
giving lis last instructions The cap
tain persisted with his vessel owing q
-ie suction caused ~ the sinkins
steamer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-07
TERRIBLE Loss 9F Lift.
A Large Number Of Persons,
Drowned by the Wreck Of
British Steamer.
MAS DASHED UPON The clsQutT ROCKS
The STEAMER stella rt~fns B~t~~~n
>.u,hamptoa a nd the channel 81
and~ With n" Passengers "a
Hoard. ~Tra~k aud foend~red
within Ten Minutes


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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-09
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

John c. Spear of Gallup, grandmastel
of the l. 0. o. f. for this jurisdiction
has issued a proclamation setting June
10 as a memorial day to be observed by
all subordinate lodges in memory of
deceased brethren.
A big dance is booked to take place on
Manhattan avenue on the south side
Thursday evening.
Special Agent Max Pracht accepted
an invitation to address the Transmits
sissippi Commercial Congress which is
to meet at Wichita, Kansas, May 81.
upon the subject Of Forest preserva-
ton its influence upon the health and
wealth of the community" But he has
rescinded the agreement, as a leave of
absence from his field of duties to at
tend the congress would interfere with
a desire to visit San Francisco to help
welcome home the boys of the gallant
Second Oregon volunteers, OF which reg
iment his son is as yet a live but not
kicking member. Private Max Pracht
says he would rather see his son and
superior officer. Sergeant VIM. b.
Pracht than to attend any congress
whatever.
The rnmor of the murder of Telesforo
Romero by sheep thieves was nnfounded
and the boys father returned to Santa
Fe today after having visited his son at
San Marcos.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-09
The ROUGH RIDERS.
New Mexico Has the Rightful Claim for
the First Reunion.

Captain Bruce, of Oklahoma, has been
cheering Ell Paso people for a week or
two with the assurance hat he could
deliver the votes of a committee author
lied to select a place for the rough
riders reunion. He appears to have had
a jolly good time in FL Paso. The cap
tain claimed hat he had the proxy of
Major H.. B. Hersey, who is in Louis
VILE, and thought he could ecure the
votes of Colonel Brodie, of Arizona, and
Captain Houston, of Texas. In other
words, Captain Bruce seems to have
been taken in FL Paso to be the Whole
Thing. According to a local paper, Cap
tain Bruce said that in seeking to Sc
cure the prize for Ell Paso he was work.
ing for the Texas & Pacific railway.
Captain George Curry, sheriff of
Otero county, N. M, has written a letter
to uphold the rights of New Mexico as
follows:
"As l understand it, at u meeting at
Montauk Point before being mustered
out, we effected an organization and
elected Col. A. O. Brodie, of Arizona,
president, and June "a was decided on
as the date of this and each reunion
hereafter, and the president was direct
ed to call said reunion and designate the
place, and it was universally conceded
at hat time that New Mexico would
have the first reunion, as said territory
furnished more troops han any other
state or territory; in fact, almost one
half of the entire regiment. l have
written Colonel Brodie, requesting him
to designate some central place in New
Mexico for said reunion, and urging AL
buquerque as the proper place, but if
either Santa Fe or Las Vegas will, as
my understanding Is that Colonel Bro
die has the matter entirely in his own
hands, and as he was a gallant soldier
he will do what he thinks right in Sc
lecting the place for the reunion. I dc
not see how Major Hersey could control
matters by favoring Ell Paso, Tex, as
all his squadron was from New Mexico
and he owes his appointment to Gov
ernor M. A. Otero. I live in the vicinity
of Ell Paso, but I am considering what
is most convenient for all the New Mex
leo boys, and would not favor any place
outside of New Mexico"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-09
A LIVE BOARD.
Some of the Things the Women of Santa
Fe Are Doing for the CITY.

Fe Are Doing tor the Ulty.
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Board of Trade was held in it's quarters
yesterday. The ~bi-monthly meetings al.
ways bring out from II to Is members
The acting ~treasurer's report showed
$50 in the general fund.
Last week a half-rate ticket was pur-
chased to Las Vegas for August DECAY,
who was sent here from Albuquerque,
as there was no room in the hospital
here for him.
About $50 feet of new hose was or
dered purchased for the plaza.
Recently $50 has been presented to the
cemetery committee toward caring for
lots there.
]. w. Cooper, of Glorieta, always
noted for his generosity, in answer to
an inquiry for pickets to repair the GEM
etery fence, sent the committee all the
necessary pickets, delivered free in
Santa Fe, together with a check for
S.. This simply shows the confidence
placed in this most worthy organiza-
ton of women.
The president appointed Mrs. A. P.
Hogle and Miss Alice Atkinson dele
gates to the National Conference of
Charities and Correction, to be held in
Cincinnati May II to 90.
The organization has lately issued
1000 pamphlets entitled "a Day in San
ia Fe." In fact, the business done by
a surprise to Santa Feans generally If
known.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-09
At the Hotels.

At the Palace: w. F. Powars, Albu,
querque; j. H. Horsey, New York; r. B
Turner, Butte, Mont; William Brand
reth, Sing Sing; D. A. Coble, Rinconada;
Kate Horton, Espanola; Rev. r. M.
Craig, Albuquerque; J. Michel, II. c.
Longwell, Denver.
At the Claire: c. w. Mount, Denver;
William T. Sedwick, Albuquerque: An
tonic Cajal, Ration; Ralph Halloran. AL
buquerque; Isidor Coin, San Francisco;
w. B. Dawson and wife, Albuquerque.
At the Exchange: E. f. st. JohE,
Thomas A. Price, Colorado Springs.
At the Bon Ton: Frank Goldsmith,
j. 2. McGonigle, Denver; r. j. Ewing.
Glorieta; j. G. C%onnors, VIM. Colleton,
Alamosa: M. p. Hunter, Socorro; j.
Davis, Galisteo;