Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-10-05
tFRoM FRIDAYS DAILYl
SALAIAG UNDI.

fresh every day at the p~ostohice
stand.
Last week 49, head Of beef steers
we're weighed at the Elko Co.'S scale
yard.
No other pills can equal DeWitt's
Little Early Rises for promptness,
certainty and efficiency. Elko Drug
Co.
The Democratic county platform
appears in this issue. 1t contains a
good many things Of interest to the
voters.
DIR. }. G. Leonard, Dentist. Gold
Crown and Bridge work. Office near
the postoilice.
Congressman Newlands speaks to
the people Of Salt Lake tomorrow
night. He will resume his canvass Of
Nevada next week.
Judge Morgan has moved into his
new home, opposite Mr. Pullmuu's
residence. Those wishing to register
should bear this Tact in mind.
y vote for Francis G.. Newlands is
Il vote for the principles Of the Kansas
City platform, and in harmony with "a
vote for Bryan and Stevenson.
The painters anG paper hangers
and the plumber are hard at work on
the new hotel. The dining room will
' soon be opened for business.
Henry Thber, j. d. Abel and Knox
Crane have been appointed inspect.
ors of election Cor Elko precinct and
j. l.. Kcyser and +. r. Tenant,
clerks.
Sam Bachmau got in from North
Ruby last night. He says politics are
rather quiet ont there, but will warm
mp before election day. lie thinks
the precinct will give Bryan a major.
ity.
Tho atmospheric disturbances OF
tho last few days have been failures
SO far as bringing II storm is con-
cerned. They have all resulted in
nothing more substantial than wind,
the chief element OF Il Republican
campaign argument.
J. Engler, who has been in San
Francisco for some time i'll the in
terest Of the Engler Co. is very busy
purchasing Il full and complete line
Of winter goods and the firm hopes to
do justice To its patrons. Goods in
great varities are also arriving daily
from the eastern markets.
Charles Henderson returned this
afternoon from canvassing the north
err part Of the county. He saw
nearly all the voters in the precincts
north Of the road MS far asst Mardis
and met with a good deal of en-
enlargement. lie will strike ont
Sunday Tor the southern country.
Feelings Of safety pervade the
household that uses One Minute
CuTgh Cure, the only harmless
remedy that produces Immediate
results. II is nfallihle for coughs,
colds. Group and all throat md Inng
troubles. II will prevent SOnsump.
ton. Elku Drag Co.
Teddy Roosevelt congratulated the
Nebraska cattlamcn the other day on
the incrense of their herds, due to
Mckinley's administration. Won.
derful people these prosperity shout
ers and truly wonderful are their mr.
gunenis. Tho administration makes
the crops grow, the herds Increase.
the sunshine AMI the rain. God isn't
in il ut all.
District Attorney Wilson got in
from Mound Valley last evening. lie
reports a good time at the wedding,
lots OF pretty babies to be kissed and
a general good time. Candidates
were thicker than flies around a mo.
lasses barrel before supper. but after
supper he WAS the only one to show
up and make II speech. Tho rest Of
them took to the woods or some other
place.
Jacob McKissick. who med in Reno
the other day leaving an estate OF
several hundred thousand dollars. WIS
the uncle OF Mrs. Bert Bracket OF
Winnemucca and Willie Stinson OF
Elko, children OF Mr.. Jesse Stinson.
Mrs. Hrackett and Willie are heirs of
the estate and will doubtless get a
good slice of it.
y. T.. G%uldagger. Mt Jonea' old
stand, IL prepared to do biacksnIth.
ing i'll all OF its branches Mt prices to
suit tho times. Horse shoeing and
wagon work II speciality. All work
guaranteed. Take your work to Mr..
Guldaggcr's shop Il You want it done
we'll and ut reasonable prices. =
Tho wives OF tho Cour dc Alcnc
miners, released from San Quentin
by tho U. s. Court at San Francisco.
will pass through Elko in u day or 80
on their way to San Francisco to
meet their husbands md accompany
them home. They will return over
the Central Pacific.
Tho Health Problem is most quick.
ly solved by making the blood purc
md dirnslinn n%nrLncI LIZ lultInr