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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-02
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
[oNDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1899
SALMAGUNDI.

An Insane woman was a passenger
No. today.
Fall and Winter goods are now
bming in at Engler's.
Mrs. Mead. Oracle and Frank re.
lrned from San Francitco last night
You can still get those small stamp
ctures at Pilliner's gallery for SO
bnts dozen. X
The fence to enclose the high
chool grounds has arrived and will
BON be set up. This will be a big
pprovement.
Why not dress neatly when it
bsts no more than to wear shabby.
isft clothing. jacobs fits you and
YES satisfaction or no pay. +.
President King, Farmers Bank,
|rooklyn, Mich, has used DeWitt's
little Early Risers in his family for
bars. Says they are the best. These
|mous little pills cure constipation,
|lliousness and all liver and bowel
bubbles. Elko Drug Go.
John B. Scott returned Saturday
|ght from his trip to Italy. He is
Iokng well and reports a pleasant
isn't with the old folks at home.
Fresh fruit received every day at
be Postoffice, including peaches.
ums, grapes, apples, etc. Orders
ken and promptly filed for any
'lantity. =
We were unable to get the proceed
Is OF the board of equalization to-
yas the mstsioners were IN
asion and the clerk was using the
cord.
Seymour Jacobs has new designs
q latest goods and all suits are
PINE made, at prices never before
fard of. Try him. He will make
pa smile.
Joseph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me-,
faled sore running for seventeen
fars and cured his piles of long
Rndlng by using DeWitt's Witch
'a7el Salve. 1t cures all skin dis.
'es' Elko Drug Co.
John fowell warns all hunters to
Yep off his ranch at Ten mile creek.
pose who have hunted there in the
cent past will do we'll to read his
tee elsewhere.
the county board OF education has
Pployed Prof .Nesse as special teach
OF bookkeeping at a salary Of S25
Month. He viii have charge of
work OF the middle class in book
eplng and will teach them one hour
DAY.
MILLIONS Of dollars, is the value
.ced by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harris
,fg, on the life Of her child, which
y saved from Group by the use of
10 Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs, colds and throat and lung
'uoles. Elko Drug Co.
|Wo-I
word was received from White
DcR this mo, ning that the Office of
gent at the Western Shoshone In.
=" reservation had been abolished
u 'hat the agency had been put in
large OF the future Superintendent
Sne Indian school. The change
IL take effect in about two weeks
IL Mr.. Mayhugh will then become a
F'Vate citizen.
~ did me more good than any
as ever used. My dyspepsia
OF months standing; after eating
r S@ terrible. Now /. am WELL
~" Ws y: B. Keener, Hoising ton, Kas,
bMoool Dyspepsia Cure. It diRests
"aL yOn eat Eikc nn,,o, NJ
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio,
We, the undersigned, have known f..
j. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan-
cIallv able to carry out any obIiga-
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-02
Beef Cattle.

The following cattle we're weigh I'd
at the Elko Scale Co.'s yards Friday
and loaded and shipped Saturday:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05
RATES For VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
proposition To Abolish Redaced
Rates on Wcstern Roads.

CHICAGO. Oct &~wax.srn roads are
considering proposition ~ discontinue
TIE practice OF granting ressuced rates for
e0oefs az volunteer regiments returning
from the Philippines The proposition has
afsn "'s ne kr"una thst the volunteer Of
fe@rs ara mustered cart Of tire ss~ys>a a,
san Francesca thereby hecesnang pgiysfa
citizens noe entitled 70 rNisiseSf rates =,
pSins east Of tire California rtesrovrtis
Ire proposition has nof rset VITA favor nv
several passenger ogvetals. sho believe that
even IN view Of the fac. .Ast the officers
sfe tschrirsiss returned 10 the ranks D,
prlNata etiseas ~ san Francisco, they are
entitled 20 TIRE res'sAces rates as rns.,sA "a
II tneF ssre SSH IN go government ssrv-
ee when they started far tha East Tea
matter IL 81 - drfEite3v decides. hy newt
proposition VIII - wCted Iowa
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CHICAGO. Oct 4--wsth music. streams
OF light ami patriotic enthusiasm, Cnsca-
COS fall festival vas formally opensd this
evening 10 the pFesence sf a VAST rsron1L
Al s O'Clock the cor-1s binding the sanuevs
were cut and 2.5B yars5s Of red. ~h1te and
blue bunting were reie8sed Ter minutes
later the fsstoons connecting me Ven@tsau
masss. tec0rnted VITA Hoo ircandssr~us
bulbs. were St0wsnG With light. and 3snf0
street between Van Barren ard LAho
streets presented q brilliant picture
At o'cIork yromsnz<ie soneers gzs
given IT Madison and star. sfr->sa The
court u ho0or vas psckeS with "a m
mense thro0g % csrtous sghtse>rs until
msdnigns.
The electric nxhc DECORATIONS on STAT.
street ara beyond xnysAknw IN shDf Inc
ever attempted IN chicago. and sstnouwn
not al Of them we're IN order foni0ae t1s
effect was o>sutffrf TIE evening co<-
c~r%s and Illumination VII ccSuxr7so To- sss-
tsva. pro1ramDe until the aSvsvns AZ PrsD-
Idsns Mckinley. On SArarytay siwkr. w1sr
ths first parsce. t5sf % the 5acycnsss. wxs
be nes1
Vice President Marssral with ths 0@xs-
czn PARTY. vii arrive hers Erfdoy. Gov.
Tanner and star VII meet them NJ Nat
tom m accompanying the parry 20 rzsf-
cago. A letter received to-day Av0 80
Chinese minister snnounrep fhss ne ar
ter and two secrefarses MI accompAny -
diplomatic eorrs crDn W2snfugsoa IN snto
city
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nErunx or TEXAS FLAGS.
The Ceremony Will Take Place 81
the Fair 0roanas ~ Dallas.

Of Indiana, accompanied by his entire stan
and many prominent members or the
Grand Army Of the Republic. have arrived
resolution passed by the legislature Of his
state the chief executive OF Indiana WITH
tomorrow return 10 Gov Sayers. OF Texas.
representing tina survivors OF Terry's Texas
Rangers, the battle naE which was cap
tured from the rangers by an Indiana regf-
ment during the war between the states.
The ceremony of returning the nag, which
auditorium on the state fair grounds In this
city. Indications are that IL VIII be VT
nesssd by ut least 5000 persons. The Wis
ifors were entertained today with taIly-ho
rides and other snusemenss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05
JUDGE BREWER EXPLAINS.
Rssalt Of Compromise, After
Dt9egene@ 81 OVintOn.

PARIS. Oct. IA representative Of IN.
Associated Press this afternoon had a con-
versation with Justice Brewer Of the
United States supreme court. regarding the
award OF the Angio-venesaeian sroffrs-
ten tribunal. from which ~ appears that
coed smoothly ard wixh the spontane-
Gus uuanimisy which q perusai Of shs
award would lead one TO believe.
Justce Brewer. in Replying 70 a ques-
ton, said:
"Untfi the Iass moment believed a De-
cision would be quite Impossible. and u
va. BY the greatest concentration and ma-
tuzi concession that a compromise was ar
rived at IL airy Of us had been asked 70
have given an award. each would have
given ore differing In extent and eharac-
we had 10 adjust our dffEsrent views ard
finally 10 draw . line running between
what each thought right
atIons innusnceA that award. the Justice
says he could not admit that a. ssIca an
admission would reflect on the iuHgrs but
there vas 10 doubt ihss The present fnsnr-
feeling Of Instability weighed o certain
extent IN the balance.
In reply 60 an inquiry a. 20 wf1a, aues-
ton. separated the judges Jvstics Brewer
replied:
Nearly every point. In the nist place.
Eropean lawyers don't Jock upon tire
rsshts OF discovery in the same gay As We
do. Then the question Of the nature OF
control and the extent 81 influence ard Pc
IA tionship with me ratfvs races ard such
matters are not viewed Ia the ~ ne mar
Ter on the other side of the Atlantic La
fact the whole situation ~ aos - xe<nfv
appreciated by Europeans ~ ~ ~ BY Amer
icanA
Replying 20 a query regarding the de-
sserations within the court. Mr. Brewer
said that there was. pr0p~rsy sp@skSex
no casting % votes. Each fudge eDncesssd
proceedings In open court DC said re hear
Ing Of aruDrsrrsss might have been con-
siaeyahiy euffAiisd hal the case beer
heard exclusively By either an F.nslssn or
Al American court. bat TIE Judges -hoaxat
II prudent 20 allow co1rssl Ill sfS~ssy n
order tn make matters ciear~v 90 the pres
dent. who. After AL. MAS set a aaSyg-
Asked whether. according 70 nis own oIsr-
ior Venezuela was entitled 70 more thar
she actually received justice ar@u@r
after s0n1s hesitation. skYszxed hts seosss-
sers and said he would rather say nofa-
ing on that subject. and coreflzses. ~ r1-
marking THAI. whatever these rvo rar~s~.
might think of the aware. y~n~za~ga re-
csfvec Barfnsa posnr. which gives her sslg
control ~ the Interior ~ ner territory
and Ergkzrt - confirmed in tns 2o~s~~-
SION ~ territory IN the e@x et0esR~af Of
which she cAs g,s>G. considerable nancy
ard srsrwy bur the principal Esesxrw -
thAt me two nations -nn al iass s~s-4o,
peacefully ssds ~ sts@ large tracts ~
sAxoEisrn. have remained cnpro.scssve"
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trained men are mounted They maintain
. hi8h reputation for shooting. They nave
no Uniform. Az comp.ain bitterly .; De-
Ing Compelled 20 leave their wives and
children ard farms 81 the mercy 81 ne
ksf'fs There u much confuson IN the
camp. Heavy rains have deluged the lands
aa1 siocked the rosds and horses. ose9
are seen arguing wifn fseir oAlcsrs bat
there 10 no excitement or loose arfne.
Ahsss $500 Cs1es AsDs.
1T u dsfbcult TO say exactly. bas 7 sup
pose there are sye men IN the Ranf river
lager, and others are continusna 20 arrive.
The hesses srs IN esceilsnt condition
only ssw guns Of heavy French pattern.
The hs.toUrsph In constantly vo~hinS on
me Mills.
'Dsspiss the heavy rain. the srsss 10
CURED must b. sapDiied from : distance.
TIE country. both oeen and rocky. 10 well
suited 10 the operations Of irregular cav
There are no English troops here. en-
espf one outpost. wh1ch ~ stationed II
Mafubs hrl But am not allowed TO teie-
frspn inflammation as 70 ne movements u
general panic among the English IN tss
Transsaai. A. II they we've ssvss~s They
have constructed a few esrthworks 70 de-
fsnd the railway. and hold . sopd tech
Of the lach q locomotives and tina dIm-
cuIty az working SINCE line"
ossv Hssee NWs 1ssws1oose.
The Daily Telesrsph correspondent NJ
Newcastle Natal sends TO his paper . SIM
Oar message TO that sent BY the GORE
ne is sure That salf az the Boers viii o6sr
no 4srious Resistance TO the British TROOPS
The rrse ssste." he ssys. has made no
S". s me-: and q. ala d.p s,.n e.
sands o. the outlanders are unable TO
lesv. me Trsnsvasl ard their ssrror 10 80
great nat many Of them have Joined the
Beers - the best means Of escab4na. Jo-
nanneshurg can offer no serious dcfenss
y attached. and Pretoria, despite i,s five
forfs. - hopeIessly weak. Practically the
arms. and the result has been & strangely
armed and CARRIED guerrilla mob Of D.0U
81 thereahUuta. II 10 declared that the de-
ssctive Gnrmsn cartridse casss have all
In America is being substituted
Dosss VIII Invade Notss.
Last Friday The Boer government ar
rived at the conclusion that the real dan
ger OF British attack lies on the Natal
side. and thousands Of men who had been
eeuf IN the direction Of DeIagoa bay and
Rhodesia were recalled and dispatched to-
yard etsnderton; ] am satisfied that Gen.
Joubert has rs, 600 men between Standerfon
will invade Natal with that strength. Ger
tainIy serious and bloody actions are im-
pending as soon AZ the Beers have recov-
no doubt. however. that mo women and
children will be well treated. - win also
probably unmarked citlxena"
Report F1Ghtiag s8as Con0ence1.
BLOEMFONTEYN. Oct A-Ths govern
ment publishes a telegram from Boshof.
stating that the British forces have cross
ed the border and tina; lighting has COM
menced
Another telegram says that troops have
crossed the border. but that no nshtins
has occurred.
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senate Yssaaesss mn WIN Bow~ 10
EA0avD~wo6~n-

WASHINGTON. Oct. x--as Posi- TO-
morrow VIII say
On the srsf ssv az spprozesirs ss~~soa
81 congress IN. senate HrarefzI sssf vfEl
Be introduced In sne latter bD<9y Il VIII
not be- on the sane 1r~s a. IRE 7Fss1~
bill. but y VIII Secsare wsfhoas esuswoca-
tior for the gold s-an1arf.
Senator Alfr7ch. vno. - Chairman -
the snancs comm 81 - senate rae
taken q prominent part N sb~ rr1rxsnw
~ the bsfi. said yesterday that rh@ mess
nre rad ben prepar@1. ous thar ~ Dr-als
not Be rsafs panite ca-E * TAD s~~1
shown 70 a NUMBER ~ A~pzrnst~an s~us-
tors X Sc re present intention 90 rs~
nnznf@ e0mnfsfes - ASA . sp~~fv ~e--
stfsrafsen II ne 5sli ~ Ts~ >~-a@. ~
orfisr that . may o~ fssyo@~S az 40 -n~s .
n re session o0ssisIe
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FIRES IN SNOW SHEDS.
An 1nceadIaPy's Act Greatly Da1.
ages the Central Pac1ae.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. Tan incen-
diary last night started two fires In tho
snowsheds between Cisco and Emigrant
Gap The fires were started on both ends
OF fSe-foot steel bridge which was dam
aged bv the flames.
The railroad track was damaged for a
long distance. The railroad company had
G. I'D feet ~ snowsheds burned and the
total loss 10 the railroad viii not be less
than tE0.0m
The company hopes 70 have trains NOV
Ing by tomorrow morning There are fwn
passenger trains east and westbound
nov stalled In the mountains There II
also an eastbound train stranded IN this
city a large number of it's passengers be-
ing Eastern excursionists Telegraph and
telephone wires we're Frustrated
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SAN FRANCISCO Oct Capt Bod
FISH. Of the steam vhaler RsfIgs. who has
Just returned srr~n the Arctic reports that
ton n epidemic among the Indians AZ
Point Barrow bet ~eeu August ~ ana sep-
tsmb~r z there were nineteen deaths. and
A. Cape Bathurst three natives Died during
the few hours The B~laga was anchored
there The Indians sre scared 80 badly
that ss soon ~ one ~ them ~ taken SICK
M Immediately begins preparations for
death.
row" sait Capt p~iAss to-day There will
ne no Indians lcf. wr~n the whAi~-p re-
turn there ns1t spring"
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NEW YORK. Oct. IA sae3e dNp9tcb
has been received n this city from Car
acas 10 The effect that President Antrs<ss
nas engaged passage for hims4f and FAM
fsv on the steamer Ph8isdelpftos wntc3
leaves Lsasayzrz on October 20 fcr Pnnr~s
Porto Rico. and View York y . xers@r-
ally believed he win 90 to Ponce II ta10
dispatch - authentic 10 means that An
trade regards htmeif a. 6efsafsd BY insur-
gents and viii Iesve tho coansry 20 &nD0
hirusefy
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NEW MExlCo's SODA REDs.
rmnense Tract Surveyed anA stakeA
by Syndicate.

DENVER Cci Oct "A special 20 the
News from Fl Paso Tex says:
Fred " Pssts a civil engineer. has tust
re.urr4.s from The IN SOFA h~f< -
Donna Anra county ~ " where he sur
vsyNs and s.aks4 out ~ @U acres ~ seta
lands fc~ q f~ssshura syndicate. The soda
is aI-rscs. pure and the bets arr ,hfy.v-
svc miles ic-g -vesve niles wtt@ srs
slxs- fe~s i.~r TIE svr.trsts proposes 90
establish plaster ~ r@r's ard cement works
s-f ccrrert WITH re Santa Fs -agiway ~
rrssrs - a sN@~t IRE TNE s~sa - ~ great
v.hh ,cr csrhonic acid sulphursc ACID and
as a fertilizer
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HARVEST NEARLY OVER,
The fteia Of Grain VIII Fall Short
of That of Last Year

PORTLAND or. Oct. s~aSvirez 10 ,ne
tfsss ogs@n frgssu tssstcrr Clrsx~r ana p.aSf
eFn Washington she~ snas practically spe
entire sFaia srCn seUsa az Srzw@ rtvss~ hsS
hsvrs thrsshed Az& thai IS per cent has
beer 9ssITsg~& at warehouses Ia sha.
sscthNs TIE eYN~ NIL - atzossf N -nr cent
saays - the fsss e~1r
<eFrn ~ Snske ~fs~~ aN7ug y rs~ na~,
hss ben tatssARd arr s. ser cert tsYiv-
sySe to ~ar~A a2sss=. Tia crop ss es,srns,sst
A. = fueg c-~yst below tAs. years
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DENVER, Cesa.. o.. "A SPECIAL -
re Republican s~e-s T~8n.as3. G-oial. sAv~.
IRE &sss*a ss3e grsnt trssuhie was set
lied ssasav through sAs sf~erts ~ ssars
S~nA.e@ Ha-ese Tn settlers ce~a-esFa me
s.fl@ ~ TIE tsa1 - lhe grsns company ana
re fAffcr tlzawS ,H@Ess Sc sesp sAsfr hosxiT<
On hherA4 Se1ths systsrn arr agrees 10
as oOcs hexsa sx:9Exsvs ygs,A, turrpv~-
neEsA
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WR STILL HANak FIRE.


Ase ossss1 % sAs Vveossss go sAs
Csssssss - Sswssssis. Nsss1. Nave
sess Away sAs Ws0ss ss1 Csss.
1sss, Gspssssss - - AssssssA.
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P.ruv,au nevels wsak~.iAg.

LIMA. Peru OF 4 VIA Galveston. Oct:
t-fs ~ -~ro-ssS tts Ger rsr~r~~ wi
.>rsss--c~ tsshsssN . rnsrsf-sts snrownre-x
his r~.lr~msu, from par,scsp@'son /. she
reyolussoc now In proxrexs Tsis sser. n
10 azs~~ss.. VII mean TIRE ccn1rssfs co.
sa21N oE tee .1s,.geDs cso~suerl
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rstfve szslex n nsnnr - 8umnR .
in tho fHrp6s ~ re ss~u B4H UuU0
-sfl@6 tnf@ sfte~1non WITH efaEse~xxw4
Doufes and In the preserves g -
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SIT JOHNS ~ p 0c, The rs.een
r-er s~fc~gsrg 70 sse Warren '~sn~>so
I've st~ar~~ Paw Sfats frnr rAv~-r.<,;
September Is FOR Basssn. which Ma wreck
IS near Care RACE. wso were vssse-fay
r~yssrs~d ~ missing WIRE s~s~u~A ~ .se
tug Cr~yhc~r~& this morning Trey haH
h~sr ssrsft al -lsh; In an orsn sost
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NEITHER MIM MB.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sWsoD 80
1EAns 70 - . Co1vnWwssx-

gs~so~A Dv~vvo sDs k~vu~v Psvs -
Dssvwse1 TevvSss~y. 0ws vsD~-
svess o>ss sDe 0~sa 1s~sss-D~sD
Are ossa - Doa - eUusvwwev~y.
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venesselss Reveisftes Reaches The
Pesas Of Conferences.
WASHINGTON. CxT THE rxvy e.
pas-sr<ns sa6ay ,seaevuA - foSuvtu9 A.
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Fife Stitl Laid To.

William Fife. ise designer az Shamrock.
II sfiii een''n~i 20 his rsorn in ira rlt:h
Avenue hotel VITA infammassrv rheasra-
tam. frcsrs which ne ess ses- sayersvx
fer several days He decstnes as, nigh.
20 express any opinion as 20 the Perform
srces ~ the twc yachts bat sal. FRAT re
regretted sAe conditions BAL nos Keen sa,a
as 70 have permitted ere rsse 20 take place
with. the prescribed tire ffnsst
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land. and The license Of the pilot OF the
yacht White LAdys. He had charge OF the
Tsvsnae cutters and togpeao oSAss, 10
which the treasury department. has Assign
ed the sssA Of ksspfng sise cousss Of the
yacht race free from interference. and tina
Offending ofscssis, IL II claimed. failed to
<.f.nSx>s< sh~ Ss~41,affa0a
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Vow IN progress -urrYrus IRIS vvneA< sfvsssx>e
hi1h class and sssscrsbs vvorssrfsiSv
rrc1Ss
LLsdfss VITO srs inssr-ss~f -rcsrs sr~~s
rssr1cs sirher culors1 VIII nsrefFe
specsIon OF tness nignIv dessrans 1ress vsz1esl.
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TIE Rosws are murn atYad % Ly.G,s.
scti.s aES aum-6Sn bpzs~eA Al eAo un.
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Mssssv's lsss@sssm.

20 ne other hand is'.sfsm nom Btu
fhs news that DR. I<yds the representative
IN Europe of the South African rspub.i'
has received coesrnaaion Of the fspos
s w, .s'osn, n.fx no sanresssa -, ~
withdrawal Of the Britain forces from IN
frontier Within forty-eiaht hour and s5A
~ vas delivered on Monday This report
however. sflll lackA 0fllclal combination.
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Cast kSaiey n ETans last Hikhs sels-
grsrAea 80 the treasury Department, Tn
Washington. Recommending TIRE sss.q@nssSss
% THE eeenses q TIRE masters sc ,he steam
ers Magenta. ls'e wtS AMI IRE Glen -
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Pavksv s~slsA shssssoek.

TIE World says that Capt Zen Pafksr.
OF Hmpsrsr wiilAms yacht 1ess0r. wse
ca board Shamrock during Taes1Ays rae"
and that he sailed bef: tnat ne vas On
shamrock yesterday giving advice snd hat
tie Ia virtually in charge.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-04
A Great Prize Offer.

We have great prize offer to make
the farmers OF Jefferson county. By
special arrangement with the publishers
OF the Farm Journal, a most excellent
farm paper that costs 80 cents year,
we are able TO offer one years subscrip-
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scription to the Farm Joa0nal-the two
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advance paying subscribers. We can
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-04
National Export Exposition.

The National Export Exposition,
which opens at Philadelphia on Sept.
IA and continues until Nov. 30, will be
the most interesting and important
event occurring in Philadelphia since
the Centennial Exhibition OF 1876. In
addition to its valuable commercial ex-
hibits 1t will present many features OF
popular interest and amusement. The
United States Marine Band, Sousa's
Band, the Banda Rosa, Innes' Band,
Damrosch's Orchestra, and other cele-
brated bands will furnish music alter
nately, and Midway Plaisance, equal
II not superior to the famous Worlds
Fair Midway at Chicago, and compris-
ing Chinese Village, a Chinese Thea
ter, acrobats, and customs. an Oriental
Village, London Ghost Show, Hagen
beck's Wild Animal Show, Blarney
Castle, and many other unique presen-
tations, will furnish abundant and di-
versified amusement. Arrangements
have also been made for Mandolin,
Guitar and Banjo Concerts, and for a
grand chorus from the German Singing
Societies.
For this occasion the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets from all points on its line, to
Philadelphia and return, at rate Of a
fare and third for the round trip, plus
price OF admission. These tickets will
be sold during the continuance OF the
Exposition and will be good for return
passage until November 30.
For specific rates and additional infor-
Ination apply to nearest Ticket Agent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-04

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