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Malcom. but he hardly seemed to real.
ize what the words meant. Was he not
planning TO go away from all this bur.
den bearing? Had he not already writ.
ten the letter accepting the place where
he would be free to use his pen without
this constant struggle to help the lives
Of others In this personal contact with
them, !
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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A LOOphOlc.

I've made promise to the girl
| love as | love life.
Tobacco | will no more use
TIL she becomes my wife;
Which leaves to me a loophole,
Through which hope to get
My promise. you'll perceive does not
Bar out the cigarette.
Philadelphia North American.
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The Lasting Effort.

Sandy Pikes-Ier don't look well dis
mornin', Billy.
Billy Coalgate-No. I'm still fee,in
de effect of de grip.
Sandy Pikes-De regular inCdenzy
grip?
Billy Coaigate-Naw. De bulldogs
grip.-Chirago Daily News.
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Bees Have Keen Eyes.

Bees are said to see an enormou.
distance. When absent from their
hive they go up in the air till they
see their home, and then fly toward it
In . straight line. ....
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WANrED-Activem man, Of good character, to
deliver and collect, In Pennsylvania, for
q house. 500 year, sure pay Hopeety. more
han experience, Required. Our reference. snv
bank In the city. Enclose self-addresscd and
: 81 Dearbon Street Chicago. ais.isS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-11

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-11

II is the girl with the laughing eyes
aud honest heart.
Ii ia The girl who is natural.
II ia the girl who has common
sense.
IL IN the girl without nerves.
II is the girl with tact.
II Is the girl who doesn't ask ques.
tons you do not like to answer. II
yon have made n hlunder she docs
rot drag il to light by iUquiriDg how
you made ont in such and such on
affair.
II is the girl who is sympathetic.
She shows II kindly interest in your
plans when you coHiids them 10 hcr
nnd givcs readily her advice and her
help.
II is the girl who ia not cynical.
II IL the uirl who docs not think
that mnnc, IL tho source u all luppi.
ness,
IL IL the girl who has other ambr.
tons in lifc than 10 resemble the lat.
est fashion plate.
II is the girl who IL charitable in
thought as VOL us in deed.
II IL. after all. the girl whose main.
springs OF character grc kindness and
unselishness-EI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-11

The Lyon Comfy Times insinuatcs
that Rev. f.. Il. Oliver rallied against
the lottery III his sermon aud init.
mates that he inspired tho article
against the lottery that appeared III
the INDEPENDENT Il Few days ago In
this its editor il entirely mistaken.
Mr.. Oliver, although he preached
against nearly all the sins in the cat.
alOgue, did not mention the lottery in
the rcmotest degree in any Of his scr
mons. tlc ~ saw the article nm
Ill he saw it III the paper and had
nothing to do with il in uny way.
We say this in justice 10 Mr.. Oliver
who probably has enough sins 81 Ina
own tO bear withou bearing ans Of
ours. Tho article in question az
pressed our views aud none o'llcr on
the establishment Of a lottery in this
State. Tho Times will ploasc make
a note Of the fact.
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III ErrnS.li.tJe Services.

IL grE=; c! Il t-=as=-s Azs
given - - least r1l- - sE5 -
judge = al L--z- IL -;.---l ;bs
Eo=-s, Z. G=I i:--s ! . s-G- kaov
G=o.
I5 Lettings LE%=i G-vz ve=:.
Ie=y b-vuzhi tL= .re.i .z=8yz= =
-=Gg-co veg pro1c@.ily t=,C:= tn
p-oPl= u o@as--.zaya All G=-uzigo
Oys- lCp 60. .s= - md
sell G=1 : choir q :g1rg people
- Developed iny4 TIE a~ors---zuOa.
TE~e-i!=E P=-y-- l-i-I E-a tie
cAu-e- -k=.e iL= meetings were teiI
and III! ui=ac u nd lave p-o4s-
81 70 EE sdnS=!oo 10 TIE SISTER
church Th=-. =!;a z.z1! u,r-.
hare ry1f==7i that tu=y we're no,
HTEag right live 42d Lsv= I=rs:uIu-
al .! tie h=.p o, GOD 20 live. not 10
the xO:.3. but 20 HIN.
Tie large cDngr-gaava zaz assei
last night -ii0E man. q you have
been spiritually L=asate! +: these
me=TEng=: Over inree-:onr:bs lie
clar-i themselves really prJa;si, and
10 batter or EoJl-r People live in
Merida than male ;h.; Confession.
Higher spiritual and more ~fraiera-
al lie has been developed. and the
congregation = noS mor= like sisters
and brothers than before.
Il was Christ .Lo sail. by thelr
fruits ye shall know them.
j ANTHOSy MITCHELL.
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NOTHING EUE EASK<

IL C4z-g R@ao-d d=pl5:= IL
loss - sI5.lEp :! tie Italian 6epal-
;or= u! : Ch:z-7 szak E-I o2-yArs
g tyLgE=:
In tie Countries from EEirn IT,
ia lIzrz-I= oJz= tE=r= are pcs-zl
szyl52s GePg=tO:= zh=-= snail zv-
iuZ= cat L. Tzo=i nth absolute a.
su;aEo= ia; IT, money al b= -
;1rr-I Eh-a uszj-j. IL ,E= United
sits there = 20 z9ca encourage
r4eri 70 lie 11L.fs o; limit. The .u-
migrant. 4 h ~Cal5 ave his money,
mUE; max U-~ o! such hanks - u
GaG=. and to D;;=1 IL his ignorance
b. deposit Ii. laoa=Y IN s3o= bank
=hich L aot =, al certain 10 pay j,
back.
lie Record applauI- tie cuIssUcy
bill beca1e j; will give Us more
banks. Indeed anybody -iil s1LlJ
O! LOHds Ia! issue S27JJD d cash
macy. Thee things DO not Jibe. II
;hs banks Es have aye unsafe. LOg
are th+y auIHs ~ ~ .ssse safer u!
increasing tLsIT number and giTing
ih.'n authority to Es-e ~iIdcai
mOn=!: The HLole bod! 81 the peo.
pie are pu' IL the zane condition. a.
the sEIEdiri immigrants. II there Is
III! immune from the robbery
the :uiiugs Of the secretary Of the
treasury sill cure ;ne omission.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-11

a Chicago tailoring firm Inch or.
d.rod 5000 medal bearing on ono side
the likeness Of admiral Dewey and ON
the other an advertisement Of the firm
rejected the medui- because :n,e like
mess Of Dewey was disIigurcd by what
seemed To- be u yart on ono eide Of
nose. The manufacturer asserted
that the wart waH n faithful rcpro
duction; the admiral's son, who lives
in Chicago asserted that "pa never
had II wur,,- and tho matter oi tho
acceptance % tho medals il to DO
carried into the courts. II may be
found on close examination. that the
supposed wart 10 n Presidential bee.
FIX.
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Ten Health Commandment.

The following ten rules are being
quoted by English medical journals
j Don't leave you rooms in the
morning with an empty stomach.
2 Never expose yourself 10 cold
air Immediately after having par,ak,
eli Of a warm liquid 81 any kind.
> Don't leave Your abode III cold
weather without warm wraps around
your shoulders and breast.
4 Begin respiration in cold air 10y
breathing through the nose. This
gives the air a chance to warm before
reaching the lungs.
8 Never place yonr back against q
heated oven nor against II wall warm
or cold.
g Don't stand before an Oper
window in u railway carriage. moi
take a drive in an open carriage az,
ter violent physical exercise.
Z Don't remain motionlegs in a
cold room, and do not stand in an
open place on ice or snow.
s Talk only when you must. for
the old phrase, Speech 10 silver, ii
lence is gold holds good even in ny.
gienc.
o Don't put of your regular bath.
When the skin is not kept freeh ant
aoft tho cold draws the pores together
and you are rendered susceptible tc
pulmonary troubles.
10 Don't retire with cold or we
feet. Nothing prevents sleep with pt
much certainty M cold or wet feet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-05-11
THE LOTTERY QUESTION.

IGe L!oo CS21'! Tines n dis
cIS@ tie a>;'s1C saScoa says
$40 !e&-s AGA 9tiS;S amend
-eai E& Ss'sA:si - ms State aHG
ioI-S my ESo E0;ei zsanst = A"i-
tSSE AZ TSc-S1s SE iSt! ara ever
c0S - Ci 80. storage system
- Gs >;E;= EA tSiie'! @ea e.
iRa1"2@- ~ IEf NJ ;Gs~ "oU-i
. - ~TEA 1-2-7e' ih"1Acd
2A-~ = - STATE T1SASoo 'dnS.
A2s 7oSy %2a1 = n%1 ;o7 apil7-
- $"-tr oSErcIFs &c ~hica
eFs-ETos G--is 7CE = G'os 10y
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&iS1N
~! .o;iGE N='@-T E01-i agree
- FL% IN S-A%Y :" St"v'J HeAE
safe E--Au-a E2a !eE1! Tor
% ~ s. 1l1t o-sh~ - Ne
MA re V-1 t-ro' : o;ieE! - ihs
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@SH - s~;:-= * ~i@i "Aief
SC= a1o
I1<-2 -: - =2?!e Il Tie State
Sha " -o--=r-E box tie! ars ey-
E9-c q ei = T@isE S;o-2-e S!s-
t. = - Sale b-i tn! arr rot
"-=5s--=- - Ei'4$atili! - set
- = L--=- - establishment 81 :
!5;i@-s II i1% tJ:;s-: Amendment
Ia 3D. a@1Tt=1 n ls.' AID = vat
~ - a2c resulted. T1ich
! -71:"-- = To1.i have been 90.
ICH Il . EacEo@ o: Tie o-1i !T-
i-'=;s . 80 people %! tie STATE and
-: Ec-l coE y r-nT.ei=!! az the
-=- = '-= l"it=E! c""i. TIN.
So-- haze ten paying . fearful
Cox - - EEeE.
A.! s-=Ee MS Tor the PHr-
FF~@ . Tli.I2- -oo~! INTO tie treas
y. q: IL STATE Z; The expense %
IL ---c5i o: 80 p%rp.e = vicious
I'D --'llI 10; ~ Hol~a'snanc"d o.
i-=- l--r- are Other ways beside a
letter! . as al the money uei1l
L! IL STATE :oE legitimate p1Efo~%
Oa= 4" them l lie aiEsniam-n' %:
- ~'s1-@ lax ;-a' EVER species
"' i'v,%'! "lA Leaf IL Just proper.
ta2a o; tie expenses q State Al!
11li! Gy'e--u=9i. Wien tA= l.
coas iAs'e vii u 10 ned u ~.oiteE!
:" IEe rao1=s ior Z Eater storage
s:si-n % an: o'Aer purpose
4-os@ ~Lo advocate the lottery IL
The pres =tsi- ~I.h Z god dead Of
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IL nay COSIK TRUE.

VI. Henri de Noussanne, a French
JonrEgii='. probably las the c~lcarest
foresight 0t any man living. Ia an ar
tIcle published III the Monde Illus;re
Of Paris the journalist tells Of d war
between France and Russia w.. Fog
land To commence the coming sun.
mer. He fOrcicils the utter downfall Of
England the death ~ Queen Victoria,
Lord Kitchuer. Lord ROberts. Ad.
miral K;TsuD and ID fact all the
prominent officers Of England are to
be slain or taken prisoners. Not a
single inch Of territory Ontside OF
Great Britain is left to her. Ireland
become. d republic. Canada joins the
United States but the Philippines go
to Japun. The writer describes all
the different battles i'll which the
forces are engaged. Wal IL declared
July 10Th, 1900. and ends September
ooh, 1900. this beng the situation
after the last battle: The Prince OF
Wales and the commander in chief
were prisoners. the Queen WAS dying.
the French entered Lcudon Septem
Der 10th with Marshal lamont ut
their head. Tho treaty OF London is
to be signed Oct. -. 1900. The ar.
ticle closes ~ folloYs: 4The British
empire ceased la exist. The world
breathes again"
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WHISKY BUSINESS Eo,srrD.
Oliver GIS~. n Touching Picture OF
sad Hearts and Brokea

TIE song service =zs yer. short; AZ
the eocc.usion o! it.EFanseist Oliver
read Matt. s25-3i - his Iessaa-
Speaking Of verse 81 zh;ch reads
-So;ke deTils be=ocrh; hi1-ss!inS. n
thou ast rs or;. suffer u 20 30 array
into the heri % s=ire.-
Some one says. That : : peculiar
request No IS Is rot. III =eae =
deyi!I EO1Id rather hive n q dson;
LgE than -o-ne :rsa yol have IN Eko-
Oas c! ;he pc=t impressive ilu--
Sons u ths srerIEE IS TIE So--
O. Ge hl!I= Cha=n CIR! Hco
-Es c~oaSer.=5 a; Ms P4TDrE ~;
u=at Mss Ps:oa 1E+5 b=-. al
gong 70 Ter bone = t=E dz!E si;s--
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ned Up 20 t=r I'D b: Etile E
Mss Psrca E=zzi k=r EE; WIS -
matter I'D 81 replied ~. papa
ca-= aoz drunk AID E5=s=i -
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So =0 ;zss 20 IL S9=rzl =-==
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girl. He va F-[9c=i. t=z@ eu-
re.isi and = rc- ET-z 1= q:
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pT.=s aD2 gar Ia; H-=-- =
!as;!szt-i I! IL E=-L
BD; Jess C11z 4s p2=s: % Gs=
- =L-Ey L=Tll.
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A WORD OF EXPLANATION.

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Q; meetings izst riEat Il = pNab-
ably too earl! - S3ae H. ;ree
vElpe o: th= -c-S- CPSa tbs pe=as
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The Weekly independent.
Tn. Madam. bishop Concert.

Inc Dtsn"p NoucStt
Last night at the High School
Mime. Geneva Johrstone-Batop
lave a magnificent Corcert-Recitai
The room was packed and some =ere
unable = tn =ejge their way n al
all. The receipts we're very sa;istac-
tory. reaching the surprising sun q
slls.25. Tie expenses we're heavy.
but there viii sin be a fne surplus
TO swell The iuri Of the Literary So
ciety. The program Es as ioloxs:
l.. Jesus. Savior Pilot Me- ar
ranged for a raale q~uaTie.ts By
Rev. T. T.. Ohyer,.-.......
Messrs. r. T.. Oliver. ". z Oil
yer. L. WiDternzntel and HA.Sta-;
. Arditi Waltz Song Nine Bishop
}. Eaoore--T Knoz = Naiiea
Fair 70 Nine. Bishop
4. Solo--Nsy Song II. i Start
). Eucore--Tares 0! The BIEe
DauUbe'-........--..--H !. Start
G. angels Bright and Fair.
Nine Bishop
Mn. Bishop sang this beautiful
full hymn q. the funeral 0! Emma
Abbottl
I. .BaDy in the Nooo-..Mn= Bsaop
twn;ten 10y Ar- Bishop o. Z
railroad train
s. Solo--CIing go the Bio!-
.......-.....Rsv. +. Z. Oliver
Chorus Rev. u. r. Oliver,
l.. Wint=:msriei AID II. !. Star;
o Spanish Orange GirI,- .-
. Nine. Bishop
10. Coming Through the Rye.
Nine. Eakop
II. SLEEP. Little Ros4bud, Sl@=p
Nine Bishop
Nine. Bishops Interpretation Of
-.Arditi.' the waltz song. made popU-
lar BY Melba- Is an inspiration aud al
innovation from the vie= p9iat d
many, far superior 70 YelDa's oar
rendition.
The strength Of IL: voice L. mar
velouE, while her range. a. sGorn II
the extreme climax Of -Ariiti- l. Is
wonderful as he, simplicity 4ad per-
feet calm before an enthusiastic
audience Of admirers.
Angels erer bright and fair b:
Handel. The thought q being il the
care OF angels u certainly PROMISED
by the Book OF bpOks.cauzez Z m.nsI-
cd feeling Of ave and rapture that
was expressed 10 the Satisfaction o!
the critical mind by Nine. Bishops
rendition o; tina: might! song.
The tempo at s0ne points being
too siox and tedious 70 strike fire On
the sonis Of the hearers. At other
points the conception We artistic aid
satisfactory.
Special mention should be made Of
Messrg Oliver. WinieTmanteI, Oliver
and Start, who stepped in as a male
quartet to help cat. Without then
We shudder TO think how the program
could have been filled ont.
II will probably b. many years be
fore the people Of ElGo will have the
opportunity o, hearing again Il yojc.
the equal OF Mira Bishops. In range
purity. sympathetic sweetness and il
technique she is beyond criticism
And her gracious bearing as d true
lady son all hearts. Oae feels en-
nobled by contact with such as she
Mrs. May Gibbons Williams accom-.
panied the singers on the piano an
to her masterfuI rendition Of tho
difficult music Is due a fair share OF
the pleasure Of the evening. Her eX,
cellcnt work on the piano contrib
uted largely TO the success Of the
concert. That Mrs. Bisi"p appre
ciated her exquisite playing is evi
denced by the fact that she spoke d
it in highly complimentary terms.
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GOD HEL.p HE BOER>.

Lord Roberts Is gradually pressing
the Boers back to Pretoria. The gal
liant defenders 81 liberty are stub.
bpTnly cOEtestILs every inch Of
grouni. but are unable to cheek the
advance Of Roberts legions. Free
government IL receiving a death blow
ID South Africa and through it all the
United States, the greatest Republic
on earth. sits idly 10y and permits
England TO throttle liberty and crush
out freedom III the DARK continent.
The time was when the United States
would have hastencd to the defense
of a sister republic and stayed the
hand Of the dcspuiler. But in these
days Of greed aud imperialism, she
sits with folded hands and uttors no
words Of sympathy TO a people stug
CLING for the GOd.given right 81 self.
government. Untrue To- the history
aLI traditions 81 the past. our gov.
Crumcut STILES the voice Of the people
and secretly Eynpathizes with the
cruel monarchy whose hands are
choking the lii" out Of liberty in
South Africa. II. us We have been
taught, God has hal this Nation in
bis special Keeping, because 81 it's
defense 81 human rights. the time
will come when that watchful care
will be turned tn an ger ior it's failure
Ia live up to the full easur Of it's
opportunities to sp:sad the light Of
liberty througi!Ot the world. May
God give the gallant Beers .hc cour.
age and the means 10 drive the
IuIyhiy uynJ,r in., Ils On,
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~ or MoSIy

Thrown away 10y women annually in
the purchase 81 cosmetics. lotions md
powders. non ~ which over g
plishCs it's object. beauty dcrcuds
upon healthy blood nud good digce.
ton, such ~ kari's Clover Root Tea
guarantees you Tor 2-cts and Scots
per package. Take it and we guar.
nntcc your complexion Elko Drug 90.
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y great cOmmOtiOu seems To have
taken place among railway circles
owing 10 the contemplated through
service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This is not 4 new de.
parture by any means. is the Denver
Il Rio Grande Railroad Company and
It's connections have been operating a
through car service between the Pa
citic and Atlantic cOnst via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, Kansas City and
Chicago for years. and three days
each, week, viz. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
ears for this through service are Of
the latest Pullman design. and are
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. \ Pullman porter il as.
signed to each Ear These cars are
also under the personal supervision
Of a Special Excursion agent
whose duty IT il to see that passcn-
gers are given every comfort and at.
tcntiUr. For further information, an.
ply to my agent, or u. T.. Ncvius.
General Agent, or to II NJ. Gushing
Travelling Passenger Agent, -. * X.
G.. Il. H., % West 3rd South St. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
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"After suffering FROM severe dye.
pepsia over twelve years and using
many remedies without permanent
good l finally took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. IL did me 80 much good |
recommend II to everyone. writes J.E.
Watkins, Clerk and Recorder, Chilli.
GOTHIC. Mo. II digests what you eat.
Elko Drug Company.
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TIM { CARD.


New ana elegant dining cars on nIl
through trains, service u In carte.
Through Pullman and family sleeping
cars 20 Chicago.
Tht"" personally conducted tourist or
family weekly excursions to Now Yor, CIV
AMI i'"stou via Chicago OF st. Louis.
For rates, descriptive pamphlets and nIl
Information apply Ia ans Ticket Agent or to
: X, Hooper, H +. Scvins, II. IS. Gushing.
6P&Th Gen. AT, Tray. Pas. Ar.
Denver. Col. Salt Lako city, Utah.
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A GOOD TuISg.

Our Great Grandmoihers' gnrrcis
contained tho same herbs 81 all heal.
ing found in Knrl's Glove, Root Tea
They gave u ancestors strength,
kept tho blood pure, and will do the
came for you II you cay so. Price
25cts and 5Octa. ElkO Drug Co.