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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
1898 Bicycles for One Dollar.

We will send our highest grade gents
or ladies' 1893 Acme King Bicycle to any
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the conditions include the distributing Of
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three hours. Send no money. For full par
ticulars how to get our best bicycle for Sl00
ana few hours work, cut this notice out
and mail to US.
SEARS, RoEBUcK & CO., Cycle Dept,
Chicago
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
c,omh,ue of Canning CONCERNS.

Buffalo, N Y. March IA consolida-
ton Of the canning interests in the state
Is being formed, which is intended to en-
brace all the concerns packing fruits and
vegetables, and is to be capitalized at
500 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
FERRITER's STRANGE ESCAPE.
Was Sent Out of the Penitentiary as
Box of Shoes.

indianapolis, Ind, March 16.-John Fer
riter, who murdered Policeman Ware here
two years ago made a successful and SEN
sational escape from the penitentiary to-
day.
He was in the shoe department. and So
liciting the aid of some of his fellow con-
victs in the shipping department they
boxed him up in shoe box. The box was
placed on the delivery wagon and carted
to The depot.
AS soon as the driver was well outside
the penitentiary limits Ferriter broke out
of the box, knocked the driver off the
wagon, stole his overcoat and took to the
woods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
EDWARDS WAS KNocKED OUT.
Colored PuGiIist WaIcOtt Got the
Better of Him.

New York, March 16. Joe Walcott, the
colored pugilist. knocked out Billy Edwards
OF Australia at the Broadway Athletic
Club, tonight in the thirteenth round of
what was 10 have been tYenty-round
bout
The men met at 14S pounds and Wal
cot was very pronounced favorite in the
nettlng. The colored man was the ag-
gressor and outpointed the Australian.
EDWARDS exhibited remarkable gameness
ana staying powers. but the onslaught of
'he negro was 10 much for him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
No Changes in DendIOcI1s.

washington. March 16.-No change was
renorted to-day in the senatorial dead
locks in Pennsylvania ana Caliernla IN
~ iatter state the legislature Will ad-
journ sine die March Is,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
TO yACCINATE LEGISLATURE.
Arkansas sOIOns Panic stricken by
smaII-Pox Among Them.

Little Rock, Ark, March l6.-Members
of the legislature were panic-stricken TO-
dav when it was announced that physi-
ANS had diagnosed the illness of Senator
I.ankford as smallpox.
After half an hours debate the House
,,1ted 70 vaccinate all its members.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
Ex-secretary Sherman Better.

Washington, March 16.-A cablegram re-
ceived by Gen. Miles this evening from
Martinique announces that the condition
of ex-Secretary of State Sherman is BET
ter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17

SO you have no House Of Lords in
this country" said the visiting English
man. mo. we haven't" replied the Amer
team: this Is a nation without a peer
IIarner's Bazaar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
Famous GRAIN speculator Dead.

Cnleaso. March 16.-Benjamin P. Hutch
, ,ison' al one time the leading grain spec
9tor in the United States, died tonight
VI Lake Geneva, Wis
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17


bled with an
ovarian tumor,
each year grow
ing worse, I'M
til at last 1
was compelled
to consult with
a physician.
He said
nothing could
be done for
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
MERRITT AT FORT MONROE.
thirteen Guns Fired as His Steamer
Entered the HarbOr.

Newport News, Va. March 16.-Gen.
wesley Merritt and wife arrived at Fort
Nonroe from Washington to-day and are
topping at the Hotel Chamberlain. sa-
, ,e OF thirteen guns was fired from the
.or' as the steamer bearing the general
turned her nose ashore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17
AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
Mrs. Rosa Gaum Writes to Mrs.
Pinkham About it. She Says:

DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:--I take pleas
ure in writing you a few lines to in
form you of the good your Vegetable
Compound has done me. cannot
thank you enough for what your medi-
cine has done for me; it has, indeed,
helped me wonderfully. III
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17

OF
se had taken wss Cure hA 6maew sam been benefited nyhSt
e was este NJ Nc p Mrs j.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-17

Chicago, March 16.-Word was received
here to-day from San Antonio, Tex, that
Joseph Medill, proprietor of the Chicago
Tribune, died there early this morning.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06

boten na4 San Sabian bef0rbert murbe,
fagt, bab General @ounJ nit brei
S9nabronen bes 33. Gdbaleriere9iments
uno Maior Peebton s. Mor9's Battalion
oes 80. acknowledgements in Santa
@ru5 angefommen feien. Die Nmerifaner
berlteBen 6amapacdn, Bropin3 Union,
am Mor9en in Der @ripartung, bel 2agu@
bin, in Der prpbin5 SiibsStrcos, einen
6drten &anpf gu beiteben gu baben, fte FAM
ben aber Bel ibrer Nntunft baIel5It, baB 600
3ebelen unter @enerul Sinp bpr SO Stun
ben ben Plab 9erdumt unb baourd eine fait
u~neinne6mbare Stelung aufgegeben batten.
Die Snlurgenten tparen in 9agubin, am
nOroli4en ufer bes 5luiies, perf4un5t gez
mel len, no 100 Mann gut ein9eiibte Srupz
pen cine gan5e 8rigahe beim lleber19rsiten
bes 5luf1es, nobei ben 2euten BAG Wdt{er
big unter Die &rme rei9te, bdtten berni6ten
tDnren. Sic @ir1tppbner BON Sa9ubin em>
pfingen bic 4meritaner ouBsrbal6 Der
Stabt nit Elmer MuiitfupeIe. sic tparen
BON ben Sniurgenten fait ibrer gcn5en Sab
1eligteiten beraubt noroen, uno iparen frob,
Sruppen gu bepilfommnen, bic tie 19iiben
piirben. Sin dbnGi9er Gnpfnrs murine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06

fprud er6o6. Dies fii9rte gu einem @treit
3ni19en ben @6egdtten.
Sn Defiance, g., iiben bret MGnner
i'm @efGn9niB, pel9e unter Der NntGa9e
Iteben, ben Na9tpd4ter Gmos Hatb in
9idsbtae, g., am SumItdg Morgen uuf Der
StraBe erf4lagen au BADEN. Die Spuren
Der M0roer purben BON 8lut9unben perz
fol9t unb in Nntperp, o., SD. Sohnfon,
5lopo &unbdugb unb Srunt 3lDmber in
9aft genommen, Sobnlon 1T Elm @r3u4tz
bGusler. Man bat in @rfa6rung gebra9t,
Dab 3at6 Die 9rei uals 6idsoiGe pertrieben
bate unb baB fe in einem 8uggp bort9in
gefa9ren iparer, um fi9 gu rd4en.
Der IA Sabre ulte Nlfreb @pingle fiBt
in 3anesbtlle, g., u1ter Der Mntluge
i'm @efdn9niB, feline SHUTTER erf9of1en 5u
BADEN. Seine in Stopertonn pobnenbe
Mtutter tpurbe am Mitttpo9 9%et0btet, unb
man %bernrlt6ete 5uert, DAB elm Sramp bic
S6at beriibt babe. @eItern iebo9 lenfte IiG)
Der 8erba9t duf ben Sobn ber @rmorbeten,
uno als Der 2ebtere tpG6renb oes sSnquefts
ms 8er60r genommen purbe, legte er Elm
8efenntniB ab. Seiner 9aritelung 5ufolqe
mar bic Shat bic Sol9e zines lnfaGs. Gr
babe Elm gelabenes 9enebr in Der 9anb eez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06

bubt, Der S9uB fet Iosge9angen unb Die
oo1e 2ubung in ben 8opf ieiner Mutter gez
brptngen. 0iefe 9orteul1ng murOe tbeitz
tpeife Ourh bic 4usfage bes 8aters rntz
trGftet, tpel6er er3dblte, baB bas @e1pebr
am Morgen, als er bas 9aus berlieB, 1tngsz
laben uro iiberbaupt felt LANCER 3eit n;9t
me9r gelahen mar. 9arauf6in purbe Der
8nabe berbaftet.
Sin t06it fenIutioneIer Morb 6ct iiG
in 30 urp4Asboro, Der 9auptitdbt
bon Sq6fon @ountp, Sq., e~reignet, inbem
Samuel Godb, Elm angeieber unb ipo9l6az
Genoer gtntpo6ner, feline 6ralt eriGpB uno
cann fi9 felb1t bur9 einen 3eboloerfAuB
odS 2e6en na6m. Die NIT Der 8lutt6at'
oerfniipften 1mftdnbe ftnb eintpeilen in
9unfel gebiiGt, Man peiB MIR, odB RE
@belellte unglifli9 nit chamber gelc6t uno
iiG bGufig g~e8anft unb 9etritten 9a6en.
9etern batten lie etndnbsr auf's heFtiqfe
bef9impft unb man bermltbet, baB Goao
tpd6renb bes Streites ert feline 6rau uro
Damn 1t4 lelb1t eri4oB.
Sbomas 9oDle, Elm @rocerpcGerf in
Sem 0orf, Der tiir5li6 gu friiber Morz
9enitnnoe, naGbem er Die Na9t binbur9
i'm &reiie ieiner Sreunbe ben Gordbeno
oes Sanflagungsta9es gefeiert BATE, na9
9auie fam, ipllroe bon feinem 8dter 2afpz
renee 9oble ipegen Ieiner 8umtnelei 5tr
&eoe geitalt un6, ais Der Sobn, iiber bic
3ure9tpeiIun9 ergrimmt, fein5n @ater
mebtmal5 f6lllg, BON 2ebterem dnqeqrifz
fen. 9ie Mutter, Elm So6n Naftens 8ilz
liam 9ople l1nb cine 5nDlfiG6ri9e Sod5ter
Iu9ten Die &f6oloe gu trenne!1, ieopG
o6ne grfolg. 4ls Der &ompf boriiber mar,
lag S6omas 0pDle, aus bret StiGipun0en
6lutenb, AM 8oben. Ser arbere Spbn,
Wi1idnl, Bate Sti9punben in bic 6Gnoe
erbalten l!nb bas feline Mdb9en mar oar
itig 5erTframmt.
Sreitag Na9t purbe Der 8erIu8 oemd6t,
ben Dftli3 fa6renben Goloraboz5 9neu3no
Der Hortbtpe ternba6n BEL Der II MeiGen BIT
li6 bon DC ur9dlItonn, SIL., 1ez
legensn Station State Center gum @ntdleiz
len gu b%ringen, bp9 tpurbe bas frepel6afte
ltrterFangen bur9 bic 8a9fumfeit bes Be
amten i'm Nuslugt6ur1n p~ereitelt. Der 8ez
ante bate 6emertt, baB 3tpei MGnner, Qez
raoe ebe Der 3ug fdGig mar, bas @elciIe
bur9 cine Nn5a61 S4peGen berTperrten. Gr
ge6 ein Warnun9siignal unb bas 6inbernib
tpurbe bann bon DEM @eleiIe tpeaqeIdafft.
10 baB Der 3u9 lngebinosrt pafIirte. @eaen
5nei Mdnner, Ramens Stunt, finb 6aft6rz
fefle ausgefte1t pDrben, tpprin fte be1dulz
bigt lperben, bos 8erbre6en geplant gu baz
BEN. 8is iebt iino bic &erle nod ni9t bsrz
baftet.
@iGfsiberiff Som WaII6 aus grefon,
S a., 1T BON George WiIiams auf Der be-
nd66arten Sarm bes 2ebteren ermprbet tporz
bsn, 8ali6 bate am Montag ben MGz
liam beiu4t, I'm inn 8ei9lagna6mepapiere
5u5uItellen, auf @'runb beren WiQiams Sen
Wali6 mad Der Stabt begleitete. GpGter
tebrte WiGiams na9 Der @tabt 3uriid, nm
@ei6dfte gu 6eior9en. 9lls Walib gum apeiz
ten Male nab Der Sarm fam, I9ob i'm
WiGiams toOt. Der MtDrber bat Ii9 TpI5ft
Der Poli5ei 9eitelt unb lit nad6 Osceola ms
@efGngntB abgefibrt tporben.
Sine 8tpei Msilen tpeitli4 bon gbamz :!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06

Dem General Noung in. Santa gru3 81
Shelf. 9n9eie6ene 8iirger, NIT einer 2Nu=
iiftapeGe an Der SpiBe, estortirter Die amez
rifanif4en Sffi3iere. mad, 9duIern, ipo IT,
men Rube nn0 @rfrif6ung unge6oten muroe.
8eneruI goung's Wunfa ift es, Die He5el=
len in Die 8erge binein gu berfptgen. 81
6cfft, NguindGbp i'm 8enguet
gebir9spu{e finben uno i'm bori
gefungen gu ne6nen. 8eioe s3ugdnge gu
8enguet finb befeftigt. 3nei S6maproner
hes 3. acknowledgements perosn General
Young i'm Paife bertdrten.
r~neIidsfdIe uro 6euersbrinfe.
Mebrere berbGngniBbo1e s b a b n :
ale BADEN pteoerum 5dblrei4e Spfsr
an Menf9enleben 9eforbert. 9as 16Iimmite
ltn9liid ereignete ii4 am Mittno4 in q e 70
grrt. @d6renb Der na9 benz Often Be-
Jimmie 8uffalorS 4nel3u9 ber 9elutpurs,
2%adatpannd &c 8s1tern @iisn6u6n Mitttpo1
Qbenb auberbalb bes 8abnbofs, an ber arsus
3ung bon Ban Wintle StruBe ftanb, Tubr
ein in I4neler Su6rt begriffener, BON pbilz
l~lpSburg, q. s., na3 Seem SerfeD beitimms
ter MISUNDERSTANDING in i'm binein. 3d.;
benz 3ufammenitoBe finb ~penigitens ieAs
Mrnf9en um's 2eben 9etommen unb 20
8erlebte lie9en iebt i'm 9Ofpitul in pnteriOn,
bon benen etlide ipa6ri9einli9 ni9t nit benz
2e6en bdbpntornn1en fpsrben. Mebtete ni4t
erni tlt9 8erlebte ipdren i'm Stanbe, i6rs
GeiIe fort5uieben. Ser 8uffaloer @rp:sBz
6u9 tpartete bdrduf, odB Elm auf Der Sta
tim itsbenber 2otdl3ug, ipel6er 8erfpGtul1g
botte, peiterfdbren 1oqte, unb Der BbiGipsz
burger 4tfomooations3u9 folgte Dem gr@
preB3u9e in MIR .fur3er @n~tfernung. 81.
3tpei binteren 8agen oes @~rpreB5uges init
ben oo1ftGnbig 3ertriimmert unb bic Me6rz
5e6l Der BARN befinbli9en pd7a9iere tpuroe
entlpeber getootet ober berleBt. NQem Gnz
19eine mad bate Der 2ofomotiofii6rer beg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ni9t bemerft, bdB Ter
@rtraaug etpa 800 SUB tpeitli6 bonn 8aanz
9ofe iteben ge6lie6en mar. Der @rpreB5u9
6otte As Minuten 8erfpdtung unb bet Qffoz
moodtions3u9 tpar bi4t binter inn bergcz
fobren.
@tpu 3tp0Gf MeiIen YiibIi6 BON NG6uz
qnerque, q. Mer, fdnb Bonner tag
4beno 5u fpdter Stunbe 5tpif9en benz 9aIz
fa9ierau9 go. 2 BON 2os Nngeles uno einer1
6ra3t5uge Elm 3uIammenTtoB ftatt, nobel
betI9teoene BerIonen berlebt purben. Wie
es f9eint, ItieB Die 9otomotiDe bes Yafagierz
suges infol9e zines MiBoeritdnbni1es nit
benz borausfa6renoen 5ra9t8uge 5uIummen.
De 2ofomotioe purbe bpm @eletie geiporfen.
Quf Der Oenber &c 8ip @ranoez
Giienbabn fano Wontag Worgen Elm gu
IammenItoB 5pif9en 5pet g~aHagiersiigen
itatt, Bel tpel9em feds per1onen iofort qez
tObtet unb me6rere anbere I9tper bertpunbet
ipurben. Or 1nfaG trug ih4 tm 6 16r BEL
@n9lifb Spit6, etpa feds Meilen 0itlib
BON Saliba, gu. Die 9etDbtetsn Iinb s. g..
Ssgoob, 0enper; 8. 81. Mdttbetps, 9enper;
Ycter Barnes, 0enper; Srau George 81. Yorz
ter, 9ranb Sunction; q. 8. So6ns ton,
Sberlin, Sbio, uno Elm unbefannter Maan.
3ug go. 5, Der auf benz %engfpuri9en @eleiIe
mad 8rdnb Sllnctton, Durango unb puntz
ten in g1ep Merico fG6rt, unb Der Sonnta9
Ibeno BON 9enber ubgefdbren mar, BATE
an Der Wei9e Elm Signal gum 9alten betont>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06
Dlutiee $3ladt.
Shper e~rfdmpfter Sie9 Der eng.
ldnoer bel moooer Rtper.
Oeneral Metbnen's Arnee uers
liert $50 sllanlt.
die Situation int Au9enteinen
mentg uerdnDert.
SenIatiOne1e &eOe Oes Golonialmini'
tiers Chamberlain.
Gntrilfnns in QenffGrano tno Srangz
reid il6er oie(er6e.

Kaiier milheIm's 1idfehr. - Or fioet cine
perpifeIte Situation Dor. Der Oanf.
faeunostae i'll Berlin. - Die Spraden.
fra9e III Oeferreib. Krie9shafen in
Gnoen. - Qlerlei aus Dem 2lusIauo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06
III Sibun9.
Gr0fnun9 oes SO. Gon9renes in
Ger 8unoesbauptffaot.
Dauio D.. 0enoerfOn uolt SOMA
SpredJer Oes 5anfes.
Die 3nbresbertd1te Der @tntfer
nnb tbre GmpfebInn9en.
Sci gertrns 6etrefs SbeiIuug eamOa's
nnter5eidnet.
2Seitere Erfofge 1tnrerer GrMppen aaf
Den 2~6iGippimem.
2geitere Erfofse mn(erer Ernppen atf
oem 96iGippinen.

u. {. Bay gum GonfuI in snoafrifa %ernannt.-
Sapere Gifenbahn-K ataffrophen. - Gin
Riefenbrano in philadelphia. - 2lus DER
Derbre9erneI t.-5obart's Getament.-
Deri9ieoenes. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06
2~lusiteaune gu Gnoe.

Die oNational Export @rpofttiOn" in
9btlabetp9ta, meI6e am Il. Gep=
TENDER e%r0ffnet purOe, 1T am Sumitag
N6enb enbgiiltig 9sI4lOiien porben. Die
8etriebsteiter beri4teten, oaB De Nusz
fts1ung in ieber 8e3iebuns erfolgreih berz
laufen lei. @tpa 1,250,O0O MsnI6en 6az
ben bic Qusiellung beIudt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06
111u6 Drummer.

5reb 8aG, Der oor brei 8ofen rines
N6enOs fpdt in ct. SOIePb's SuIpeIsnlaOen
in 9es pin es, S a., eri4ien unb ih
cine 4ustpabl 9iumunten 5eigen lieB, fir
ettpa $4,000 babon ergriff unb oaoonlief
lit gu iisben unb einem 6ulben Sabre 3uhtz
baus oerurtbeitt porDen. @eine Mutter,
Sruu Wiliam s. 9eins bon Smubd, Bat
ben &i9ter, ni9t al3u itreng nit ibrem
So4ne gu berfa6ren. sic lit Die Outline
zines Friiberen un9eIebenen 8iirgsrs BON
Smdba, Der me6rere Sabre bas @mt zines
S6abmetiters oon Douglas @ountp, Neb.,
betleiDet bate. 9a Der 8i4ter ii9 burh
bic Bitten Der 5rau nift ertpeiden
lufen po1te, 10 panOte ii4 2ebtere IN
@ouberneur @bup, UNI bieIsn gu 6stpegen,
bas @trufmuB bes @erurt9eiltea 81 mill
bern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-06
Gritdttnt.

Ser BrGftbent Fat Beter 2iebet
BON Snbiana gum @oniul in 0ii1elOorf erz
ndnnt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-20
Presbyterian Church,

Subject for IL a. m, "Crises in
Life" Theme for p. M, "Your
Brothers Keeper"
Christian Endeavor at 6 q. M, led
by Miss Ruth Russell.
At the congregational meeting the
following was adopted: In view Of
the many religious tramps and frauds
going about among the churches, be
it resolved
First--Thst we will allow no preach
or or evangelist. not even our own
Presbyterian Church, to occupy the
pulpit or use the house of worship
unless he comes to us duly recon-
mended. Nor shall religious services
be conducted by anyone who is not
working in accord with our pastor.
Second-The church shall not be
used for any secular work or enter.
taiDment other than that under che
direction Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Messrs. Al. Pullman, J. L. Key
ser and J. T. Wright were elected
trustees for 1899.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-20
For Sleeplessness.

Medical science is rampant lust
now. We have been told not to do
40 many things that if we obeyed all
our cOunselors we should he i'm a
parlous state. The latest information
from Russian doctor --is that we
must try not to blush, laugh or weep
much, unless we want to suffer from
insomnia. His observations have led
him to conclude that persons who do
either Of these three things "easily"
are more liable to sleeplessness than
others.
should like to be told how we are
to help bluehinR. Is not the timid
debutante always asking that question
anc asking it in vainP And liz she
afflicted by want of sleep? AS re-
CARDS laughter, / have observed that
nervous people often have a had
night II they have been tempted to e1-
cessive hilar1ty just before bed time,
but as to the effect Of weeping, am
not sure. 1t has been said that the
greatest sufferers from insomnia are
the people who rarely allow them
selves the relief of what we call "a
good cry" but rather let their sor-
rows eat their hearts out in stoical 81.
lence.
One does not lie awake broodinp
over trouble which may be soothe d
by tears. But now let me give you a
brand new remedy for sleeplessness
new, at least, to this country, for it
comes from the Samoan islands. The
natives, when inclined to be wakeful,
get up and hunt around until they
find a snake. Having caught their
soother. they contine him in a hollow
bamboo, when he emits a Kissing
sound, which 30 we are told-is un-
failing in the inducement Of sleep
Here we have, I think, at Last the an
swer to the famous puzzle PROFOUND
ed by Josh Billings: "The reason
why snaiks WIZ bit has never yit BIN
diskuvvered." The efficacy of the
remedy, il practiced on al American.
would no doubt depend upon the GER
tainty that tho scaly sopoIitic was
really @coDtined in the bamboo
Fix.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-20
An Elko County Woman Dead.

A letter received today from Miss
Lizzie Grant at Salt Lake City brings
the sad news Of the death of her sis
ter Maggie which occurred at Cnp-
pie Creek. Colorado. on the 18th Of
this month. The deceased was born
in Pleasant Valley, this county, Ju.
ly 6, 1875, and resided in this county
with her parents until 1891, when thu
family removed to Salt Lake, their
present home. On January 8. 1895.
she was married to Mr.. H. B. Chand-
Ter Of Salt Lake. Since then she has
been a resident of Denver, Colorado.
While spending the holidays with
her father and sister, Jennie. at Grip
pie Creek she was stricken with
pneumonia which caused her death.
The deceased will be remembered
by the people Of Elko as school girl.
She attended the Elko school several
terms while this writer was principal.
Maggie Grant, Is We knew her. was a
bright, winsome girl and although
many years have elapsed since we
sBw her, her bright, sunny face is
fresh in our memory.
The INDEPENDENT extends it's SIM
cere sympathy to the grief stricken
families. May their beloved one
peacefully sleep until the resurrec.
ton morn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-01-20
Meat and Eggs.

In the eating of meat the United
States heads al nations. Not less
than H. O0,0G0,0O0 pounds Of meat is
used here every year, or LAT pounds
to each person. Five thousand mil
lions is beef, 4,0G0,G00.OU0 pounds is
pork and 80O,COO,OOO mutton.
The United Kingdom stands next.
with 100 pounds per inhabtant; Nor
way uses 80 pounds; France. II;
Spain, 10; Germany, 81; Switzerland,
62; Belgium, 61; Austro- Hungary, GU;
Russia. Portugal and the Neither
lands, 80 pounds each; Italy, "a
pounds.
The United States uses the most
eggs Of any land-1O,OOOO 'O,OOO he
ing required during the year, or l33
to each inhabitant. Canada comes
next, with 80 eggs to- each inhabitan.;
Denmark, 80; France, IS; Germany,
70; the United Kingdom, 80, and
Italy but At.
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Uncle Tom g Cabin.

The John F.. Stowe Uncle Toms
Cabin that is to appear at Harris
Hall, January. 2sth, is, without doubt,
the largest and best on the road.
They carry forty people, an immense
quantity OF special scenery, many
new and novel features, including the
thrilling and inspiring American
military spectacle, during which a
reproduction Of the blowing up OF the
battleship '@1Maine." A grand cake
walk. The animated song sheet.
Two quartettes. Magnificent scene-
ry. Wonderful, mechanical effects.
Acting dogs. etc, All under the per-
sonal direction of Mr.. John F. Stowe,
nephew Of the celebrated authoress,
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Order Appointing Time for
Probate of Will.

IN THE DIS rRICF COURT OF
the Fourth Judicial District in
and for the County OF Elko of State
of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate of Gar.
rett Pierce, deceased Order appoint
ing Time for Probate Of Will, and Di-
recting Publication Of Notice OF the
same.
1t ia hereby ordered, that Friday,
the Third day of February, 1899, at
2 o'clock r. M, Of sad day, at the
Courtroom CT said Court, st Eko, in
Elko County, State OF Nevada be-,
and the same is hereby appointed
the time for proving the last Will
and Testament Ut Garrett Pierce de-
ceased, and hearing the application
Of John A. sullivan, for letters Of
administration, with the will an.
nexed, he having filed his petit
ton for the same; and any per-
son Interested may appear and cor-
test the said Will. ard may file objec
tons in writing to the granting Of
letters of administration to said De.
titioher.
1t is further ordered, That notice
be given thereof by the Clerk Of eaid
Court, by publication not TESS than
ten days before said Bird day OF Feb
ruary, 1897, IN the Daily INDEpEN.
DFNT, newspaper printed and pub.
lished in said Elko County.
Dated Jan. 16, 1899.
G. +. TALBOT,
Judge OF the District Court.
A. G. DAwLEy, Clerk.
BY JNo. FITzeERA
T~ Deputy.
SEAL
4~~~~R
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Episcopal Church.

Divine service morning and even.
ing on Sunday next, jan. 22nd, third
after Epiphany.
Subj ct Of sermon in the morning
"A Midnight Vigil" In the evening,
"Ibe Loving Guest"
Class for confirmation meets at 2 p.
m. in the church.
All are invited.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS County 20


LUCAS COUNTY %
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
F. }. CHENEY & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
Of Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember, A. d., 1896.
rI A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Send for testimonials free.
Solo by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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DIED.

CHANDLBR:--In Cripple Creek, Colo.
RADIO, January -, 1899. Mrs. Mag
gle Grant Chandler, beloved daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Grant, a
native Of Pleasant Valley, Elko
county, Nevada, aged % years, 8
months and days.
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An Eastern millionaire has just
paid Sos, 900 for batch Of letters he
recently wrote to girl who was
thoughtful enough to preserve them
for use in court. And yet they cay
literary work in this country doesn't
pay.
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With 100000 packs of playing
cards manufactured every year, it
seems curious that "four Of a kind"
are so hard to get.