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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

bas Qan0 6etpdifert perben fann.
X X X
Der Commercial Club" in Omaha,
Nebrasta, fat bic Ngitation fir @r<
ri9tung elmer Giiben3uderfabrit in
Douglas GpuntD bon Neuem aufgenom>
men. Sn 1einer Oieier Sage ftattge9ubten
ip09entli9sn 9ibun9, an tpeI9er AUDI 6err
NGen bon Dimes t1eilnabm, nuroe bic 4nz
gelegenbeit ~ein9e6epb er0rtert uno Elm aus
ben 9erren: 8. s. palmer, s. s. &nz
bretps, s. g. Mbite, S, s. Baum, S. g.
@ilcor unb s. s, 8ibtpeI deficiencies Mgi@
tationscpmite our peiteren 8erfolgung Der
Sadie ernannt. N0en ppn Dimes entptdelte
in ldngerer NeOe bic bobe 8ebeutung bes
l1nterne6mens DEFENDERS fir bie2anbnirt6z
f9aft, ba bic 3uderriibenz Yrobuttion elmer
Der gepinnbringenoften &ulturapeige beS
Qanopirt6I9aftsbetrtebes tit.
y 4 x
Mus Splebo in O6ip ipirb gemelbet:
@8 lit augemein b%efannt, baB elmer Der 6eIten
Sru9t prObucirenben 0itritte Oes n0rbli6en
Obios Der She'll BON MaIbington 2opnI6ip
1T, Der n0rblid BPM gaitno alf Der Ganbz
3unge liegt, tpel9e bon Der Maumee=8aD
benz 3ebnmeilenba6e unD ben Dub Greet
MarI6en ein9ei4lOIen lit. Die 8eppbner
oieies 2anbfri4es 9a6en iih beIDnberS hie
3u6t feiner @irnenIortsn, pfirft9e unb See
rem CUR Nufgabe gema4t unb piel GeGb baran
getpanot, ibre Sbt6dume 9rpB 81 5ie9en.
SEPT, mo Die jungen Bdume 10 ipeit eebie6er
Iinb, rei6en @rtrag 81 Iiefern, bat es fi6
b%eraus9etelt, DAB in bteIem 0iitritte bic
San ezS6ilolaus CSan Sole Scale")
por6an0en 1T, uno oas ipiirbe bic 9erni9z
tung 1Gmmtli6er Obftanlagsn ~bebin9en,
tpenn niht fofprt bon Der Stdatsbeh0roe ale
8dume genau unteriuht unb bic nit Der
S@i1oIaus bebofteten aefdqt unb perbrannt
tperben.
9ie Sorfreferbationen Der
8eretntgten Stauten umfaTen
CUR 3ett D~ierunbbter3iJ 9iitritte, ~5ulneiit i'm
Weiten gele9enes 2anD. profefor @iffprb
Pin4ot, @bef bes 8unoe5>3oritbureuus, fat
i'm 2oufe bes lebten Subces cine Snipettionsz
Sour bon Wisconfin aus Bis mad Galtforz
MEN unb Oregon gema9t ltn6 bari9tet, bah
nit ben Soriti6ubmaBre1eIn, Defenders gez
gen Walbfrebel uno 8ulobrdnoe, qeeiqnete
Nnfdnge gemdbt tpor6en limb; es piirbe
nof mebr g~eleitet perben %t0nren, tpeun bic
Settung cine mebr einbeitli9e unb ni9t 3ipiz
i4en benz Observation-Disclosures unS Der beS
Snnern getbeiIt pdre, IIs nG6ite G4ubz
maBregel empfieblt 9err pirthot bic duff
reGterbaltung bes 8er0ote3, bic 5ortlGnbez
reten fir @9afpetben 3u benuber1, 0as BON
ben !0eeroenbeItBern nit aler Mabt um3uz
ftoBen Der Iu3t tpirb. I'm nGmlib bas Walbz
lamb ols Weioe geeignet gu MAIDEN, muB Elm
Se1er bur3 oaffelbe ge6er, Inn bas @etriipp
gu pernl6ten ltno aus Gem 8oben reibliben
@rasmu6s 81 lpden. Bel iol4en sseuern
aber tpiro leiAt Der Nabmu6s BON iunqen
8dumen gefdbr0et, un6 bieIe gu er6aGten, lit
bic Rauptfa4li4e @ufgabe bes 5orFmannes
Der Die f6lagreifen 9Guune f9luqen GdBt, INN
benz frtf4en @eitan0e Gi6t uub 2uft gu perz
f4affen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Observation-Disclosures 9rteffaiten.

Ginem ieben 2tier 1T bas 9f:bt eirst'
rGurt, fi6 briefIi9 pber miinbli9 an bic
Rebuftion nm &ustunft iiber betimmte
puntte gu member, tpel9e, fopeit eas in un>
fsrer Mu9t Iiegt, gepdbrt tperben pirb.
Mnfraeen, benen ni9t Der Same unb bic
eenaue Mbrefe b.s 5ragsfteaers beisefast
iinb, perben ni9t beantportet.
Die Re6aftion.
X X n
189. Sc" babe elm 16 Sabre aItes pferb,
gut gebaIten unb fart gebaut, peIdes
f9le9t friBt unO bic gar5e Na9t unb audi
ben Sag iiber liegt; tpenn es aufftebt, f9eint
es binten gang fteif 8u fem, es itebt gan5
trumm, bic 6interbeine mad borne gebogen
unb 3ittert iebr fart, babel magert es
mertli9 ab. Sd bite nun UNI S6ren
Ratb.
Sirpen Stmm, SGinpis.
Mntport: 6ier 19etnt elm b0sartis
ger san BON Riidenmarfs@ 2Gbmung por3uz
liegen an6 bic @usfi@t auf @eneiung lit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Rraut uno Ruben>

Die Sra1en bes Gtaates @afbing<
ton 9aben bas &bobObenOron als Stats
blume gepGblt unO bic bortige g~eieBgebung
bat 6tefe @abI gutgebetBen.
S4ottti4e &upitaliiten befdfen it9 nit
Der @rrt4tung elmer Hiben3uderfabrif in
0unnOiue, @unaba. Sn NpGmer min
man cine d6nGi4e 5ubrit erri9ten.
* y +
6err So6annes 2e6feGbt in Sig @unOp,
DO ontana, beri9tet, DaB aQe 99afz
3ii9ter iiber eirsn langen 8inter flaqen unb
baB in Montana grOBe @erlnite an Ginbern
nnb @9afen gu Der8ei3nen fino.
* X y
@ieIe Sarmer in Der umgegenb DON Imz
bo1, MinnefDta, iperben ii9 Dtefes
Sa9r oGs S9af3ii4ter entpuppen, unO oa Die
S9afe einen guten Yreis ~bringen, fOqtc ibr
Hnterne6men einen ean3 anitdnOtgen prOfit
oEperfen.
Die Union Sugar So. in Santa Barbara,
@olifprnten, fu6t 500 MGnner,
5rauen unb &inber, um in beren s3uderriz
be1feloern gu arbeiten. On @rtpa6iene
lou eth SugelObn bon $3.50, an &inber so
Gents ge8obIt perben.
Sie Entn+hfnron m; I1r NV S4.17u.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Die GOnntptOmmifGre BON @tutsman
@ountp in Horbz0atpta baben bic
4%noronung getrOffen, buB Die 5armer @o=
pbergtft gratis erbaIteu tOnnen. 9as 1T iez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

Sn Dimes, Nebrastu, berrf9t cine
ungebeure Sbdti9feit. SGgli9 tommen Waz
%genlabungen bon 5ausbaltungsgiitern,
@uuren unb Maf9inerien an. ungefdbr
100 Cottages" iinb bereits gebaut pOrben
unb cine groBe Nn5abl unberer finb i'm
8au begriffen. Das Qaes bat bic neue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03
Gbtraap, gutttt1odb, g.. as1nt 1899.

Gtelen 1inb 59leuIen borgeie6en, 70 OaB
bas Qano 6etpdfert perben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-03

SauTenbe bon @aGonen Maple@S Syrup
perben in Barron @ountp, Wisconin,
CUR 3ett fa6rtcirt, uno es tit nun cine 8eipez
gung i'm 9ange, Die Maplez9eb0l5e Dor benz
@6i4lagen gu i4iiben, Inn bic 3uderz unb
81 rupzSnbuitrte in Die 90be gu 6rin9en,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
TRANSLATION TOO LITERAL.
A German students LnuRbabic Trans.
Intion OF n BIbic Quota
ton.

\ Chicago man who has just returned
from trip Gbrond that combined scv.
rral months Of prOfC sslonnl study with
Number oi weeks Of sightseeing tells
funny story Of German medical
student who wns inordinutciy proud
Of his knowledge Of the Engnsh Ian
guagc. II occurred during u recitation
hour in u wCiI-kTOwu college IN Berlin
and the lesson had Just teen inter
rUptcd by the arrival uf svNrral prrri
rent Germans accnmi aTyiug dts'
tinguShrd Nmrrican traveller The piO
fcssor in clnrg" of the r'CiiatiCn saw
his OPP ortuTiiy TO plvasc the n0ir'
visitor and immediately proposed To hi,
linguistic pupil 10 translate II verse Oi
the German I;ihlC into English Th
rIlcst expressed his aniicipaiory pleas
urr. the lihl" was opened. n verse
chosen nj random and the proud stu.
dent sin0d up and assumed nm i'm.
rOriani air.
The lines sclcctcd were from the
story ri tllc apostles sleep In the Gar.
den nf Grihscmnuc THE spirit indeed
IL willing hat the flesh is weak" which
ihr medical siudrui treated In the free
aud easy munrrr Of "rhc ghost indeed
is ready. bat the mCa, Is poor"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

grcat commotion seems to hnve
taken place among railway circles
OWING TO Tie contemplated through
ear service between the Pacific Coasi
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week rhi- is not a nov de.
parinrc bH any means. rs the Den yer
~ Ript'rinde Il id Gomp ,ny and
ItS connec iOn% have BEEN opuratinu n
through ,.ar .ervIce re: vern the Pa.
cIiic md \tlan'ic 20 lsi via. Salt Lake
pu blr, d nver, Kansas City and
G'n 'a[n for YEAR. ard thee days
r!cn. week. viz. ever, WcdIes la, =,
Thurs Ia, nnd F.i,lay evening. The
ears for this through service are of
the rntc-t p ilnan iceign. nnd are
su ,.rlicd vi Il Gle III ilen and he dang
thr"u -hUmI. Pull nam y rrter rs ns.
sIgnc "a each ear these ears are
ais" under he p'rs nIl u,,crv ion
NJ Sm ciIl Excursion aye 1T,
wluse dui! it is Ia SEQ that pas en-
gers are gwen every com'urt and at.
tcntinr For fur her inro,,.u'ipn. np.
Ply I" any agent. ur q +. N.vns.
General Agcni. ar to u NJ. Gushing
Travelling Passenger Nscnt. d. & II.
q II r.. 80 Wcst 3rl South 81. SnI
Lake Cit, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
Bccs Frnnl the Philippines.

There ia one race inlabit ny th'
Philippines which will be Il wclrom'
ndli ION to \mc lean cit 'n'hip, an'
will br nlTbr led every facility ma
induce ncni to immigrn'o Ia the Unn
al Stutcs md engage in the skill
labor IN viii III il Ina no nour. TIN,
is the giIni no 10Y hcc. md nvc5ti IA
ton a.! it, work mud immense capacity
for malsing honey nnd wax hos inter.
cstod the Department of Agriculture
in 'hr consideration of early efforts to
Introduce II into the United S,nics.
S"crotary Wilson snil in connection
with the pr0p"srd importation of
thcRe hucs tn The United Stnlca TINT
special appropriation would hc
naked IN his c"urng rrI ort tC Con
grcRs Tor the inW stigniiOn of Tie bees
~ The worl,l, and pwnru ~ 'l,c bis
Philippine honey mniCrn wnnld he
brought To Nmcrica ns soon ns The
question ~ ilwir valu" md the IL eei'
biliiy Of their d"climniiZIiiUn have
boon fully deter uinrd. There will
alsn bo nu arprn riu'inD requested
for The study nt The mnricul'mrnI nnd
kindred rroiucis of the newly nc
quircd territory Of tie United Slnics
md even under ihia hcnd the great
honoy bees NJ ~, east coild bc intro
duccd h! the Department TO this conn'
try.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

Yates md deprived the electors ~ an
rrpor unity to preprre and cast -
rrrct Ediin', 1t which piarc ten votes
verr given for Sad.er and two for
Mcmillan.
In Eurrka comfy more than seven-
ty votes we're cast and cnunted for
> Idler on which were hiStingu sh rg
marks chess are the votes Which
Judge Fitzgerald recently declared
illegal i'll the Grrgovich. Hjul contest
at Eurek.). md NOR" than ten votes
we're east fur Sad rr b.. persons who
were not entitled to vote where they
did vote.
In Mardi-. Elio county. seven LaI
lots. with illegal identifying marKs,
were cast md counted for sad er
In Searchlight. Linco.n county,
they voted t"r township officers by
writing names on the tickets. there
he ne no township there, aud illegal
ly pla Identity n2 marks on their
bI'l''is, and Sadler got ten votes
there and none were given for NJ
MILAN.
In Wabuska, Lyon coun'y. two hal.
lois with Illegal list ingnishmg marks
were cast ard counted for Sadlcr. and
at Day ton. yon county, more thnn
live b rllotS with Illegal dist ing uisHImg
marks were cast and counted FOR Sad
Ter. That the State Board Of Cun
vassers have Illegally and uI.lawfuiIy
failed aud refused to open or canvass
the vnt" nf the First Nevada volun-
teer cavalry, Troop \, +. NJ. Linscorr
captain, which was east at an election
regularly held nn b ,ard shi,, on the
high sea between Gan Franrisro and
the llnSniinn Islands. in accordance
with the ballots and instructions fur
nished them b, the Governor and
Secretary Of State. and that the sail
vote "f saiG soldiers. IL counted. wnnId
show "a votes for Mcmillan and | | for
Sadler.
The petition nsSs that n iay bc set
Tor ihe hearing OF the ACTON. and that
judgment he entered after irinl
nnStlug Sndlcr and deci ing that Nc.
Milan is legally ,iecied Governor nnl
entitled tn the OIL.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
Not u Il or Mans Cntnp,

Ever! one who has ever owned a
claim III Ferguson district knows Ia
h's cost il moi his sorrow that il IL
not /" p""' man's camp. Isolated in
it, go orr"rhicnl position. IN ~ cnnn,ry
winch lIns u" rcsnnrcrs, which caunoi
produce III hundred miles each way
even hay enough for the necessary
use 81 iran or beat. where water il
Fchrcc naturally, where the couimon-
csl articles have to bo hauled in
wagons iGO miles, and Inst hut not
leasi, where the ore lies deep. only
thos" who have cnpit,l mrd patience
can ever hope to succeed. - De Lamar
Lode.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
Th. philippine situation.

a Hong Knn: ,lispatlI OF rhr | th
SAYS: The Filipinr comuitter IL. y
broker iii al rrla ions with U. s.
Consu. whitman. The committees to-
day issued II writ in the supreme
co irt to recover tho sun ni s4T.0 0
which the FIiipinns claim to have de-
posted with Mr.. Wlllmau as ireas.
urer of the Filipino independence
fun i'll June last
The m"inhers OF the committee
fnrthtr alirGe that sensational dis.
closures are pr"bIb!e, showing, they
add, TINT the American government
rec"gnrz Il The FilipInol rs belliger-
cnis 10y aifhr.l ng the assistance in
arms and moral a. hueuce to co uper-
ate against spain, thus endorsing the
a.re"meCt made with Nguiualdo mt
singapore IN April"
Although ..0thing OF mn alarming
character has been received mt WASH
ingi"n ON lluiln the:A : is no donbt
that members Of the administ alton
view the situation rs quite serious
and are anSiunsly awaiting further
news. M apprehension, however, is
felt as no the resul' oi any collision
which might lake place between the
United States forces now un the is
land md the natives, but the Prcsi-
dent is very anxious To- avoid any en-
counter whatever. He feels certain
firni " the natives can can be made to
understand that this government
comes tn them in most frirnhly and
helpful spiIit, there will he no fur
thrr trouble. and SD he has given IN.
st.nctiOns tu. General Miller TINT tile
utmost patience must be exercised
and every reasonable quest granted
III order to avoid III open rupture.
Members nf th" adu,in.st ration ex.
pr' 50 tl" opinion that the delay in
the ratification of the peace treaty
has contributed not "a little To the
mel gerent spirit shown by the nh.
lvts, and us soon us that has been
dill 'scd %! il is believed that the re-
cnlcitrani element viii accept il as n
notice That the sovereignty Of the is
lands has nsseh to the U"itcd Stutes
aud that no nppO ifi"n to IFS formal
posscssiou will lie tolerated.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
A plurky Girl

Miss Georgia B rh nf Carson had
n thrilling cxpc rinnce with drunken
Indian few evenings Rgn. The
News says she was returning from a
neishbrr's TO her home M he prison
70 id, when she was &C - .tci 10y the
Inlian who .rabbei her 10y the coll ,r
"f her dress. The yonng lady retain.
al her pre- "nc,- nf IN nd aud grahbell 7
the lndiln by the throat wi her left
hand md 'hnli"d hi u down. She n;
once ran for her home, closely fnllwcd
by he Inli N. lie made an attrmp,
tn enter 'ho hou ~ bnt Mr.. q lh was
nn the s"ane hy this time nal . event
cd him IN dniug So o, l"av,up
the ynrn the Indi ~ b ,ukr the
dining room winhnws. md u ,lr- :
Perat" sirnTEl" took pla - briwecr
hn nnd Mr.. Bath 'nr nearly au hour
Mr.. Bah received fw srrur"I cs
nuI the In lin was b, ly cut ~"
Indian was crested aud wns gwen
'1riy days III the co u'y jill
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
EASTWARD THROUGH
TIL; ROCKIES --atNUvySS>~

Tho traveller. tourist or business
mnU Is wise when ic selects the Rio
Grando Western Railway "Great Salt
Lake Route for his route to tho Fast
II In the only ,ranscUntinental line
pasFing directly through Salt Lake
City, aud III nddi ion Ia the gliIp ps.
il affords of the Temple City. che
Great Salt Lake nnd picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley. ~ affords
the choice ~ three distinct routes
through the mountains aud the mos,
magnificent scenery in The world.
On all classcs Of tickets stopoyert
atc granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
city. GlenwOod Spr nga. Lcadvillc
Colorado Springs, Delvot and Other
ioinis of interest. Double hu;l,
train service aud through pulltnu
anh Tourist slcc.ing cara between
Snu Francisco md Denver. Touris,
care through to Omain. Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets dcscrip
tive Of the Great salt Lnko Route,
write to +. 4. WGdlcigh, Genera
Passenger Agent, salt Lake CITY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
VOLUME NXXIII.


Proceedings in the Gubernat0rial
contest were Begun Saturday after
noon in the Supreme Conr,. Tho
complaint OF William Mcmillan was
filed and :he following summons WIS
issued:
Tho S'ate'of Nevada, cx rel. relutnr,
vs. Rcinhold Sadlcr. resp0rdcut.
Information i'll the nature ~ qup war
ranto. filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of the Supreme Cont on the
1th day Of .lRruary, 1899.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting
to RcinhOld Sidler:
fon are hereby required to appear
III proceeding brought against you
by the above named rela,ur. in the
Supreme Court ~ the State 0f Ne.
vada, md answer the complaint or in.
formation of relator filed herein with.
III twenty days t"Iclu i've oi the day
Of service) after the service on you ~
this summons, or default will bc tai ken
against yOu, according Ia the prayer
OF said complaint or Information.
The said proc"cdn. IL brought tu re-
cover II Judgment against ynn Oust-
ing You from the Office 90: Governor
of the State ~ Ncgnd .. which suii nf-
flee is alleged you have usurpcd. im-
iruded in'n md now unlawfully ho Il
amd exercise. Said proceeding is
brought and said jud mcui sm..hi tn
be recovered upon tl" ground ~ NAL
cnnduct on the pIri ~; certain ricc
ton officers ~ the gcncrHl ciUc'Iun
hell on III, h day 4 Nuvcub"r. 1898;
upon the ground ui i'll '-.Hl votes crHt
Tor !uu nt said clrc;l"r, which, il
taken from YOU, will rrd cc the muul-
Der Of legal v"ics given to ynn AT
said election Tor said nilice below the
numirr 81 legil v,tcs givch in Viii
liam McMill in, rrinrur. for IAil oil -
at said election. Also upon ia,
grouni OF lrgnI votes east hut MOI
counted for said William McMil
Ian.
All oi which fatty appears IRON
Eaid compliant ar Wforma inu now or
file in my office winch reference is
hereby ma ir - copy Of which is hrrc
with scrvcd upon you. Ana you are
hereby notified IIm il you fail To np.
pear and answer SaId cnmplaiDr and
information rrlutor will apply to
the Court Tor - lief therein dctnnud
cd.
Given un Ter my h,ud and Scll ~
snid court at my o } &C m Carson it!.
in said State, this Ii day II Januur!,
1899
EUG NJ liowELL,
Secretary oi State and rx.OliicIO
Clerk Of suii supreme Cnurt.
Trcnmor Collin, \. l.. Cheney, NJ. \
Murphy, Sanu Pmtt and II. II
Vnntlcrieith, attorneys Tor rclat"i
Tic complaint 81 Hrgcs tia, thrI
were illegal votes cast III tile couutir
OF Humboldt, Lincoln. Lander nu,
Nyc. All kinds " Irregularities NJ
charged and il il claimed that people
voted IN precincts in which they We
not entitled to vote. The complain
covers ,wouty.four typewriter png'i
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13
Much of Persons Nature May 10
Read In the Tone
He Uses.

Some time ago. in Il letter from At
laniic City. ! described u recent dis
covcry by John w. ErcIy. the motor
man. Of philadrIrhiu. who cluims that
each individual has key or tone
which must hurmoniHc with those of
the people around him in order TO in
sure peaceful and n happy life. +.
II. Brand, of Chicago. writes me that
this is not n new discovery. that in
his occupation OF voice building he
learned this fact many years nGo. and
always nscerinins the individual KEY
of each pupil before he gives the first
lesson, says the Chicago Record.
1T is fact" Mr.. Brand says. that
human beings nrc individunlized or
made known to ench other by the
pitch OF their voices. and IL Is also q
lnct thnt the disposition Of IN indi-
ridunI Is indicated by the key tone OF
the voice. just the same rs the tone Of
an E-fnt cornct or any other instru-
mcnt enables people to identify the
instrument with which the sound Ia
produced. II will be found thnt per-
sons whose voices are pitched In the
key OF 'C' nrc Of u social nature, and
their whole makeup is amiable. ~
voices indicate hopefulness and cheer
fulncss; 'E' indicates n sanguine tenn
permanent. Those whose voices are
pitched in 'F' nrc earnest and sincere;
those in &C. arc cgotisticnl md domi-
nccring; those in ~ are fretful. ncrv.
ons and pathetic. while those in ~
nrc timid nnd npprehcnsivc. and lnck
confidence ana sclf-control. The semi
tones nrc similarly distributed. but we
give the diatonic scale ns n sample.
with this key anyone can Judge OF
the qualifications and tho disposition OF
those with whom he comes In con-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

Judge Cnrlcr Yesterday r. licvcd
S"nntor FianilHn NJ Wasboe count,
from III" disabilities nnL consequences
of his failure TO Tile II statement of
lns expenses under the purity law
llc nl'o ordered tie clerk To issue n
certificate NJ election to Senator
Flanagan. This. rs" @. zoitc snys, wns
done Immediately md The Sennor
thus squared himsclr with his con.
81 itucnis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

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to sail from San Franciacn to Manila
on the 18th instant md he has accord.
t'rly ordered the rwenlioth nfinlry
at Omaha to leave on the Ilth M.
stnnl for San FrauclS.u.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-01-13

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The age-herald., 1899-11-25

each an artist and soloist on her mstru- ment. They will present the finest musical attraction of this season.
 The Woman's clubs of Montgomery, Tus- caloosa. Decatur and Anniston, as well as the Woman's club of Birmingham and the other towns in Jefferson county, will send delegations to the "Fadettes." This Re formatory Industrial School to save the white children of Alabama, who from their surroundings are likely to grow up in pau perism and crime, is a work which mas been taken up by the Federation of Won- ans Clubs, and they are in earnest about it. They already have secured a charter and 5000 from the last legislature and 1Oa acres of land at Roeouck springs, near East Lake from the East Lake Land com pany and Commercial club, and large con- tributions of brick and lumber for build ings from public-spb-ited citizens through out the state. If our people largely turn out to hear this magnificent orchestra, they will be fully repaid by the music, and at the same time $500 or more may be added to the Industrial Scaool treasury.
 Those who may wish Lyceum season tickets giving two admissions to "Fadettes" night performance and also to each of the remaining seven nun Ders Of the Lyceum course, including Max ORell, Hamilton Mabie and Father Stafford, can get same at the opera house office for $4.50.