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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-06-30

Tho late Congressman Bland died n
comparatively poor rIan. 1t reanirel
all his salary 10 keep up the living
expenses Of himaelf and family aud
TO keep his farm IN repair. lie would
nde on a railroad pass. beliey.
ing, g many others do. that lawmsk.
ers for the people should decline all
such ftvors from corporations.
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Docs This Strike You?

Muddy complexions. n~auuatrnR
breath como from chronic coustipa
ton. Karl's Clover Root Tea is an
absolute cnre and has been sold for
Hfty years on an absolute guarantee.
Price y cts and 10 cts. For saie by
Elko Drug Go.
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eno@ 10 ths following table:

go 800 80 =
nuai god ?isid Of Cali,orria fell 70
sia0Jn.JyJ.
II Alassa Is 70 b : Permanent fac.
trr in us 9jsii II gold Oi tie world.
pay o:s oCE1e found ID quartz veins
I'D that has not pet been disu0JeyG
% ;5s Tuk0a- Placer diggiDgs are
sc3 sIEs1Asj. 4 fe= sessyas .,
isTsrHh activity snd tie camps once
r2sy with Industry riD te deserted.
1TWDs ;has tPrarg Bp IL pear viii
b< fo;gpi:@- i'pfy ore il 10, f01cd
sro9D3 DsEF0n City ;he ;ins L 10;
Tar d5s-sai skea ia; b8sy camp z5u
b$oors . msz0r! Eith Orc Fiuo.EE
City, Wild Ho,=e SID a soyre Il cher
Place: CAMPS u almost fo,go;:an
glOry.
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7. J. CHENEY co.


Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have kuoEu r.
j. Cheney Tor the last y ,ear=. and
believe him perfectly honorable III
all business transactions. and fnan-
clallT able to CARR ont aDy obliga.
ton made by their firm.
"EsT 8 TEuAI, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, Ohio.
W.LDISG, KIySh. 4 M.EvIy. Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catsrrh Cure Is taken inter.
Daily, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Pn@ 90. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halle family Pills are the best.
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NOTICE.

by order OF the Board ct County
Commissioners Of EIko County. State
Of Nevada, made this 9Th day ~
February. lSE. notice is hcrch!
given that all persons who are char.
O. upon the county must come to :hc
County Hospital. or all Claims t"r
their support will be disAilowcl L.,
said Board cIcor; in cases o, extreme
emergency.
Attest: \. g. DAwLrY.
County Clerk.
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10 Is YOUR MIEE:

Has she los; her beauty: II 81.
Constipation. Indigestion. Sick Head
ache are the principal causes. Karl's
Clover Rot Tea has curr1i these lie
for hall 4 century. Pnc@ - CITE. and
~ - Money refunded il results
are not s~atistsctory. For selc by
E.sO Drug Co.
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Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will preach in
Elko. July 2nd. morning and evening.
Subjects OF addresses: Lessons from
Ischeus and Jealousy.
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Ogt@o5Ls

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q .oEty ysz-= p-eosd-E lS2 th=
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q e. I5lIJ3 to1 o1t=Eoi-E paper
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lars q GO.s.rDs-I cz-rsrcg, bg23=
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OF o:bsr=z diEpps=i Q. I'D have
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dspTtasa: tor psyE=zt. and coAb=r-
stsi from circ1lstsoa. "a Cd fash
ioc=3 American pony. E0=eT-, :
PRACTICAL! ind=st-U:ub!s. Oas hq-
drsi and eigt;sl uiIli0as q ;heu
cot Il u- =yald 20 : loag -zy even
IN : zs;5oa u 7l0p9lCJ p=oy!s. aud
II! ool= 81 tLS= 5o= hundred ed
eighteen million ooPpers s:e rot paid
70 tb= G~oTs:rnsa; or .sta-nsi 10 Il
tor cther money 10 Z EcoEs o.
seams able 70 anE-eT.
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Tho total lead production in The
United Sintes In 1893 WINS $4,000
ehort tons.
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Output Of .h. KIoudIke.

Official estimates % he output q
ths Kioodiks 70. lS19 go = high -
sl9.lGn,"yD. Il l. q large yield. says
The Machinery and Hardware Review
bat dos lot compare With tbs out
pat o. California from 1879 10 1861.
as VII become APPARENT b. refer.
ennA 70 tks iuIlnxIr IN tall.
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"e offer One Hundred Dollars r.
~ard tOr any case 0! CatafEn tina;
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
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R.s<r Pa, c.. s-- Ia z1==@E ~.
as 49,. = aGs W sssS. A@gA
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repairing rromItlv I:a,'"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08

The step was taken by orders OF thu
court physicians, who claim thai, though
some improvements have been mantfested
since the last serious illness In Decembsrs
further participation In public sfair1es
would prove fatal.
The regime Of King Oscar has bseay
characterized by spirit Of peace and
kindness. His, subjects love to refer to
him as one of natures noblemen, . 6wddea
to the core, intensely patriotic and
ambitious to ameliorate the condition pA
the poorer classes within bis domain.
Crown, Prince Gustaf, who has assumed
the government, Is in many respects the
very antithesisI OF his illustrious fathcys
He is man with an iron will. and its bel
lieved that what, on account OF innate
goodness, King Oscar could not accom-
plish; namely, the quelling Of the sedtticusl
spirit in Norway, Prince Gustaf VIII .aei
complish BY force II necessary,
Crown Prince austaf was born In Junes
1858. His wife Ia the Princess Victoria OF
Baden, o lady OF remarkable linguistic 81:
complisb ments and leader in all charftI
able mo, ,ments.
King Oscar has already left stockholH
and Will spend the balance OF the winter th
SRltoja, Baden. q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
FOUGHT in A LOCOMOTIVE.
An Engineer Overcomes an Insane Fire.
man and Averts o Collision.

An Engineer Overcomes an Insane Fire.
man and Averts . Collision.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Especially. = Engineer
Barney Keegan, Of the Illinois Central Rail-
way, had the most thrilling experience OF
his life few nights ago, and only his
logged determination saved the life OF
Walter Cole, the fireman, and perhaps the
lives OF the passengers. For twenty miles,
as the engine was speeding along the
tracks at the rate Of thirty miles an hour,
Ksegan engaged IN life aud death strug-
gle with Cole, who had become violently
insane.
Keegan stopped his train, the fast mail,
at Cecil, KY, abont forty miles south OF
this city, 70 take water. He noticed that
Cole was acting, strangely, and asked
him what was the matter. Cole did not
reply, but began beating bis head vio-
lently. Keegan had previously heard him
complain OF headache. He started his
train toward this city, and when he
had gone about mile, he heard piercing
scream and saw Cole cllmbing out OF the
cab window. The fireman would have
made the leap in another instant, but
Keegan grappled with him md pulled him
back into the cab. Then, after . struggle.
the fireman sprang on the engineer, and
they were locked In tight embrace.
Keegan remembered that he had orders
to take the siding at West Point, twenty
miles further on, to allow the New Orleans
limited from Louisville to pass. The
struggle had lasted several minutes. Cole
showed no signs OF firing and Keesan was
beginning to grow weak.
The train was then nearing West Point.
Just before he reached the stop Keegan
made big effort and threw. Cole away
from him. He grabbed the throttle and
shut of the steam and the engine came to
q stop at tho station. Cole had renewed
the struggle, but help came ut once and
the fireman was overpowered.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
AWAKENED BY TORTURE.
A Girls Mock and Shoulders Burned Wi
Heated Aluminium Points.

A Girls Neck and Shoulders Burned With
Heated Aluminium Points.
MONTREAL, Quebec (SpeciaD. Miss Eva
Roch, the victim Of the twenty eight days
Of flethargic sleep following an attack oi
Mysteries, was awakened a few days ago by
Drs. Rlvet, simard and Lauzon, who ap.
piled actual cautery on the neck and along
the spinal column down to the middle Of
the shoulders. At the first three or four
burns applied the young woman revived
and uttered faint moan as II suffering
from pain. The operation was continued
until about fifty applications had been
made, but lightly. She was then perfectly
conscious and seemed surprised at the
sight Of the doctors. "My God. my God"
she exclaimed In weak voice, "what has
happenedi" She recognized her parents.
The doctors are satisfied that she was per-
fectly unconscious OF oil that took place
during her long sleep. The points used In
burning her were made OF aluminium and
heated In Joined benzine and alcohol
fame.
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NEW COLONIAL COMMISSION.
To Administer, Under the Secretary OF
War, Our Island Governments.

10 OhoSk s4o" SeSAS<~AS -
War, Our Island Governments.
WASHINGTON, D. G. (speclaD. The secre!
tary OF War has completed the organization
OF colonial commission to undertake the
administration here in Washington Of all
matters OF detail respecting the government
OF the territories acquired during the war,
or occupied by the United States forces. The
personnel OF the commission will bs Gen.
eral Robert P. Kennedy, Of Bellefonte.'
Ohio; Colonel Curtis Guild, OF Massachu.
setts, now serving on the staff Of General
Fitzhugh Lee, and George W. Watkins, OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. =;
Up to this point the Secretary and the
Assistant Secretary have underta ken them.
selves to deal with the administration OF
tnsular affairs, but the questions involved
have become 80 numerous and complicated
that it.has been found absolutely necessary
to call for assistance. This commission
will deal with the bestowal OF franchises
and concessions; the distribution OF
moneys to be spent In public improve,
meuts, aud all OF the troublesome issues
that. have arisen, and are likely to arise In
Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
The new commission Is to act entirely
within the powers conferred by the Secre-,
tary OF War, and his sanction will be neces-
sary to give effect to any line OF action
proposed by the commission.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Foreign.

The Italian cruisers Elba and Etnu will
soon 90 to China, but the rumor of the
Italian Governments intention to seize a
Chinese port is reported premature.
The London Times, discussing editorlally
Anglo-Freneh relations, hints that France
will be offered concessions in Madagascar
us u set-ofr to the French shore rights in
newfoundland.
The Court OF Cessation, Paris, France,
examined Major Count Esterhazy a few
days ago, who entered the Palace OF JUS
lice without being noticed.
Bank notes to the value Of 1903 900 mys-
!erIously disappeared few days ago from
PARIS Bank, limited, in London. 1t ia sup
posed that they have been stolen.
Some OF the ruffians who maltreated Mr..
Gottfried, an American citizen, and his
family, living In Peru, have been captured,
and the Government has ordered the others
pursued with energy.
Emperor William received the Chinese
Minister, Lu-Hai-Houan, q few days ago,
who presented his Majesty with the in
sigma OF the Double Dragon, conferred
upon the German Emperr by the En-
peror nf China.
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Havana. The municipal authorities took
charge Of the comm on board. The Giralda
fred salute, to which tho land batteries
replied, and the procession was then
formed and the coffin transferred to the
celebrated Cathedral OF Seville.
The route to the cathedral from tho
wharf was thronged, troocs and sailors
being drawn up on each side OF the way.
The Chapter OF the Cathedral received the
remains, which will lie In state until
finally placed in the vault. After another
salute the funeral service was celebrated
In the presence Of an enormous crowd.
The entire ceremony was mournful even
beyond what Is customary at public fune.
rails. The people seemed to recognize that
the interment OF the Spanish colonial en-
pire was symbolized by the ceremony. The
Duke OF veragus, who is descendant OF
Columbus, represented the King and Queen
Regent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
MRS. GEORGE INDICTED.
Her Former Counsel Tells OF Hor Threats
Against George d. saxton.

Her Former Counsel Tells OF Her Threats
Against George d. saxton.
CANTON, Ohio (SpeciaD.-The Grand
Jury has indicted Mrs. Annie E. George
for murder In the first degree for the kill
Ing Of George D. saxton, brother Of Mrs.
Mckinley, on the evening Of October 2.
The bill Is In four counts, each count
covering one Of the four shots which
took effect In the body OF saxton. It Is
known that damaging testimony was given
by an attorney who appeared in several
cases III which Mrs. George was Interested.
This attorney Is W. o. Werntz, who was the
law partner Of James Sterling, one OF the
attorneys engaged to defend Mrs. George
ut present.
Mr.. werntz appeared before the Grand
Jury and testified. It is understood that
he testified that Mrs. George had said to
him that she thought she would get two
rsvolvers, kill Saxton with one and throw
the other at his feet, pleading self-defence.
She also spoke Of shooting Saxton and then
throwing the revolver away 80 as to ap-
pear unarmed II accused.
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FILIPINO ARMY, 10000 STRONG.
Every Available Male Being Recruited
md All United on Independence.

Every Available Male Being Recruited
and All United on Independence.
MANILA, Philippine Islands (By Cable).-
Reports from the interior indicate that
'Ayuinaldo's authority Is now generally
recognized. Every available male Is being
recruited, and arms depots have been es-
tablished at San Fernandino. Union, Trini-
dad, and other large towns. The sur.
rounding country is being levied on for
supplies, and the Filipino troops are living
on the fat OF the land, while the native
villagers are compelled to subsist on rice.
There Is some friction between the Filipino
civil and military authorities, but they are
united on the question OF independence.
1t is estimated that there are fully $4,000
Fllipinos under arms, and 1t Is said that
there are nearly fifty Maxim guns at Malo-
los, some OF them having been recently &C.
quired.
The Filipino military authorities are con,
vinced, they say, that the Americans Will
be unable to work effectively outside OF
Manila In the event OF hostilities, hence
they feel confidence In the future.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
LOSS OF THE PAUL JONES:
The Missing Yacht Exploded and All on
Board Lost.

Tho Missing Yacht Exploded and All on
Board Lost.
MOBILE, Ala. (speclaD 1t was learned
here that the missing yacht Paul Jones e1-
ploded near Bird Island about two weeks
ago. All on board were killed. Tho
Paul Jones had the following
pleasure.seekers on board: Joseph Brink
man, OF Louisville; Miss Florence Taggart,
daughter OF Mayor Taggart. OF Indian
apoiis; Miss Marjorie Woodland. daughter
OF George Woodland, Vice-Presldent OF the
Prairie State Bank, Chicago; Colonel
Harry O. Yocum, Of St. Louis, and MISS
Florence Yocum, his daughter. The crew
consisted Of three men, whose names are
unknown.
News confirming the loss OF the yacht
was brought by oyster fishermen, WHO
knew Of 1t for more than week.
The launch exploded, they say, on or about
January 6, near Bird Island and every
thing goes to show that all on board were
killed ut once or drowned soon after. The
men boarded the yacht and explored her
cabin, breaking open the trunks ana taxing
from them a lot Of female apparel ana keys
and whatever other property they dis
covered on board.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
GENERAL LAWToN OFF TO MANILA.
American Troops For tho Philippines
Going by Way Of the Suez Canal.

American Troops For tho Philippines
Going by Way Of the suez Canal.
NEW YORK CITY (spectaD. The United
States transport Grant; having on board
General Lawton, who Is to command the
United States military forces In tho Philip
pines, the Fourth United States Infantry
and d battalion Of the Seventeenth United
States Infantry. sailed for Manila Thurs.
day morning.
As the ship passed Governors Island q
salute OF thirteen guns, In honor OF Major.
General Lawton, in charge Of the expedi-
tion, was fired. As she passed through the
NarroWs the Grant was saluted BY Forts
Hamilton and Wadsworth. All the way
through the harbor the shipping footed In
honor Of the departing troops, and when
they reached Sandy Hook rapid-fre bat.
terry gave them their final send.on.
The Grant is the fret troopship to con-
vey American soldiers by the SueS Canalto
the Pacific Ocean.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Prominent People.

Lord Salisbury detests walking.
General Wheeler usSd the same spurs In
the war with Spain that he used in the
Civil War.
Count Tolstoi declares that he has to
thank his bicycle and his vegetarian diet
for the robust health which he enjoys at the
age CT seventy.
The Military Order OF the Foreign Wars
of the United States will present to Ad-
miral D Dewey the gold Insignia OF the Order,
Of which he is a member.
Senator Fairbanks, OF Indiana, Is said to
be one Of the greatest readers In the SEN
ate. All new books. especially history and
fiction. are at once purchased by him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN aUAKERS.
Two Thousand Settle in Canada to Enjoy
the Blessings OF Freedom.


HALIFAX, N. s. Especially. The steamship
Lake Huron, with 1000 Of the 5000 Russian
Quakers who are emigrating to the Cana
dian Northwest, arrived here few days
ago. The steamer then proceeded to St.
John, N. B., where the passengers landed
and went by rail to their future home. The
Lake Huron had good passage.
The Doukhobors were greeted by q
party Of thoir representatives In America,
notably Russian Prince Kickoff. At the
sight Of the Prince the people on the
crowded dscks coming to their new
western home In search OF the same
freedom that the Pilgrim Fathers
. sought broke into hymn. On the deck
the Prince, among the multitude OF old
men, young men, women and children, led
In Thanksgiving to the Almighty for tho
safe voyage. There are many picturesque
and interesting characters In the crowd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Rebel Successes in China.

The An Houi rebels, who, under the no.
torlous Desperate Nui, reinforced by rebels
from the Province Of Ho-Nan, attacked the
city OF Ku-Yung, China, on January l,
have captured 1t and ordered the execu-
tion OF all the civil and military officials.
They have also captured another city aud
district in the same prefecture. the rebel
sympathizers having opened the gates OF
the town. The rebels are beselging Chau-
Chau, In the Province OF Kwang-Tung, and
Kan-Chau, In the Province OF Kiang-Si.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Tho Labor World.

Twenty-six thousand men are employed
at tho Krupp gunworks In Germany.
San Francisco (Cal.) labor unions are
agitating the building OF labor temple.
Colorado labor unions have elected twenty.
two of their members to the State Legla-
lature.
Judge Wentworth, Of Boston, has de.
cided that q lahorlng man has lien
against a municipality for work done on
the streets.
The remaining fve per cent. Of the out
in wages Of the employees Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad made In August,
1898, has been restored. The other half was
restored last July.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08

Gin active work in the famous old Brooklyn
CHURCH carly In March. Dr.. Newell Dwight
Hills Is not yet forty years OF age. he
was only thirty-six when he was called to
the pulpit of the Central Church In Chi.
cago, formerly occupied by the Rev. Dr.,
David Swing. Dr.. Hillis's success in CHI
cago has been remarkable. His church
has been the most popular one in that city
since he took the pastorate, the crowds at
the Sunday services being even greater
than during the incumbenoyo OF DR.. Swing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Cycling Notes.

1t Is said that bicycles are going out OF
iavor In England, especially among society
people.
Japan, not to be behind other countries,
uses bicycles in Its postal and telegraph
departments.
During the past Ave years one accident
insurance company has made payments for
cycle accidents amounting to $65,O00.
1t Is the general opinion among the BIZ
American wheels will be double that Of
1898.
An Essex England) cyclist has patented
the idea OF forming the spokes OF gears or
chain wheels In the shape OF the letters
composing the name Of the makers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Schooner and Eleven Men Lost.

The British schooner Leader Is total
los , at Mosers River, on the Nova Scotia
Coast. Captain James Silver and tho crew
OF ten men have met deuth. The identity
of the vessel was discovered by piece OF
sleeping berth cast up on the shore which
bore the name OF John Westhaver OF
Lunenberg. Mr.. Westhaver was on the
Leader two years ago, and cut his name on
the board in front OF the berth. The
schooner left Newfoundland with cargo
OF frozen herring. The Leader, which was
Captain Silver and Luneuberg parties.
The crew all belonged IN Lunenberg.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-02-08
Held For Her Husbands Murder

Azarian Reckard, aged thirty-seven
years, was murdered in bed few days
In the second story front room OF his home
In Baltimore, Md. His wife, Clemetihe
Reckard, was arrested charged WITH Tue ao
crime. The murder was done with a .SS-
caliore revolver. The bullet which killed
him entered the right temple and passed
out at the top Of the skull. He was nlso
shot in the right jaw. The woman Is sup
posed to have committed the deed as the
result OF violent jealousy on her part.