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Baltimore g Ohio


Sche6uIe IN eject June !. 1870.
Leave Washington from station corner Of NSS
Jersey AveEGe and c Street
Fc- Chiczco ard Northwest. Nes-Ihu-cd Limit
e trains 100 a. H., s-c5 :. m, daily
For CiEcIzHati- 81 Lou-s aEd ladl1nsPoils- *
PIES. Ig-c5 a. n yesti5uled Limited s. i5 P Il.
Fer Pi-lsburg AID Cleveland. 1910 4 II. $50
:. and loo a. n. daily
Fer Columbus. Sos p m daily
Fer Winchester ald way s-4tis1s, SIX O. r.,
S-45 p m, and SD p
Fer iUTay, S-EJ p N. daily
For Bll;imore. week days, Kiss. 500, 65Sl.
A.-15. X7-l1. Cs-SG. So. X9-SO. xlo-oC 4 n
Al2-lo n, I2-I5 xi-lo, IS %, Xf-oJ Xt-So, 4-s5.
15-o5, x5-l0 Asa. X6--0, Go. Is 90. zl0-ol.
NIl-So kiss p n sundays. 12-s5. 4 90,
KID $50, X9-oo a. r. GlZ-lo. xi-lO, l-la-
IS-O0. XS-s3. SIS. K5-o5. x5-l0 6-39. xssc5,
ZI0-5o, I'll 50. Al =25 p
For ArnaPoiis. no a. m. and BIS p II SUI
Gays, $50 A. m IS p
Fer Fre6srick. week Gays. SIS a m I-51,
4-1rl. $50 D. Sundays. 800 a n, lis p
Fer Eagerst0Wn- s10-e5 4 r. and SO 2. n
Fer Boyd and way points. week GAYS. 80
a. n. SO. So 100 p H. Sundays $50 -
I-I5 7,C5 p n
For Galthersburs ard uay points. week days
sac a. m, ESQ SIS, $50, $50, $50. 30
u p ?. H. Sundays, 900 Il, u.s. 500, 7-oS.
For Washington Junction AID way points. week
DAYS, SIS = IN. $50, $50 p Sgadays.
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Fer Baltimore. Philadelphia. New Yo-E. Bos
ton. and the East week 63ys- 2.35 T-55 (Dine-}.
$50 Buffet. 1000 (Direr). J. m l2-lI.
CDiasr). I-lo CDinerl. sou Royal Limited, =
Exclusively Pullman Train Dining Car. so.
sos Dining Carr. SEQ and II 50 p. n (SlscP-
ing Car open 81 300 o'ciockl- Sundays 2-S5.
7;G5, SEQ q m. 1910 ncon I-IO Dining Cars.
800 SOS Dining Cars. SEQ and Il 80 p sleep
ing car CpSa ID o'clock
Ps-lcr Cars On al cay trains
Fer Atlantic CITY, lo-C0 a. n, 1@-lo noon.
srd l-lo and 500 p II week days 1910 noon
Sundays.
Fer Cape Nav. week DAYS. 1910 AID ITO p n.
Except SUNDAY. IELpTCss trains
BeS---e called for md checked FROM hotels ani
resiGcrcos by Union Transfer 20 C-terE hex
II ticket ufiCts. CD Pennsylvania Avenue -ortA-
west. Ncw YORK Avenue zal i5th Street, ard a.
Depot. Telephcre ticket cfEces for B. & o. Zee
fric Automobile Cabs
F. D. UNDERWOOD j. B. MARTIN.
p Wee President. N-r. Pas T-sslc
~~F Gen N'---ya~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of COLUMBIA. THE 5TH DAY OF JUNE,
19o0-PHILENA NJ BANE VS.. WILL IL
BANE- No. 2l4Oes Equity docket
On motion of the plaintiff. by Mr.. Fred c.
Coldren. her solicitor it is ordered that the de-
PENDANT, VIII H. Bane, cause his appearance 70
be entered herein on or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in of default
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a divorce
from the bond Of marriage with the defendant on
the ground Of dcsertioa This order to be pub
lished in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times once 4 week for three con
serutive weeks
Cseal) BY THE COURT
A true copy-TeSf: l.s
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
ie6.lS,20
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
T!RESi TIRESl TIRES

Good ones. all sizes and rough OF smooth tread.
Pat on your bike while you wait. tor the
trencI ~ low figure Of Sl-25- All other supphss at
equally as low prices NATIONAL CYCLE CO.
Il2l Pa ave i-6-tf.em
WANTFD-To sell chsinlcss bicycle, IN good
condition. Can be seen at 1903 18th St nW.
i-G-St
FOR FXCHANGE-Gentlem Sterling bicycle
for typewriter. Box 3Gs, this oEice.
ie4-St,em
CHASING OUT sALE-Hish-gr second hand bi-
cycle; very lev priccs; Investigate LABO-
FISH. Bicycle Machinist, az 9th ST NV jr5 j.
CIR PRICESi We don't like 10 do H. but II
1,thers force Us. can 50 here goes A
srst-class guaranteed bicycle 1900 model al
Isfsst improvements sI7.50: Ifttie bstter Grade
one that YOU al know. 50; this one will surprise
rou: We have few last year models az SIS;
vcur choice OF any sa6dIe in the house at 95c
including genuine Perry. Messenger, and p r
racing saddles, pedals e0e; bells. lie to 75e, in
rludizg al kinos; spokes. coed EiskeI upturs
bars. 5ec; grips, 9c; GeRii and Ligh.-xeisist
srr-ps, 75e; inner tubes. 75c; wrerChes. Zoe; Toe
clips. good ones. I5s; lacing cord. SC; oil cans,
Sc wood rms, plain, S5c; enasHeled 3je: tires.
good enrs. 5St On. -; this sd etst and bring
Ai.h you ard will give pcr cent CT. VI
TIONAL CYCLE CO., li2l Pa. ave. iel-if
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FOR SALE-LCTs.

GET ONE o! those lots on Conduit Road: finest
N the District for the money; monthly pay
rents 10 suit; money loaned to builG: send ior
booklet; free. CLARK BROS. sos 18th st. DIV.
nyI0-1mo.em
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Z. s ENGINEERS OFFICE, 725 North Capitol
Stree. Washington, ID. C---Separats sealed
proposals for fTeprcof h9cr, eeili@g and roof
construction. ard fer electric HOSTS. win be r.
ceived here until NOON. JULY 5 1so0 aad tar
publicly optued. Information furnished on appsi-
cation. IcsIN STEPHEN -SEWELL. Lieut. mn
Engineers ie5,6.7 .S-iy3.3
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FOUNDATIONS. LIBRARY
BUuDING.-o:fce Of Superintendent of Goa
struction Library Of Congress Washington ID. C..
June T. IS00.-Sealed proposals for the excava-
ton foundations, and drainage OF the building
for the Washington Public Library on Mount Yer
non Square, il this city, viii be received at this
once at O'CLOCK p NJ. on SATURDAY. THE
10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1900, and then publicly
opened. Specifications. general Instructions and
conditions, and blank forms Of proposal nav be
had and the drawings seen application 10
this Office BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent
of Construction ie4,5,6,7,9II
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WANTFr A rurse girl for small baby Call at
Ho: angel, opposite and o. depot
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HQISE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. WASHINGTON
ID. C-PROPOSAI.S FOR FUEL-CLERk'S
OFFICE. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
UNITED STATES, WASHINGTON. D. c.
NAY -. 1900.
Sealed proposals vii be received at this Office
until y O'CLOCK n, SATURDAY, JUNE 30
1900 for the delivery of two thousand q OOO
tons. more or less. Of the best white ash furnace
coal (screened}; also one hundred, and Fifty QJO
cords more CT less. CT the best spruce pine and
one hundred aRd fifty Q50) cords, more CT less
OF the best oak wood, may be needed AZ the
House of Representatives during the fiscal yet-
ending June 50, 1901, said wood and coal 70 be
delivered and stored in the vaults OF the south
wing Of the Capitol, at such times and in such
Quantities as may be ordered by the Clerk Of the
House Of Reprrst natives The coal must weigh
2240 pounds to the ton, srS the OAK wood must
be cut in three (3) pieces The wood must meas
ure rs cub. feet to the cord. The right to re-
weigh the coal at the Capitol and the right 70
reject any and all bids Is reserved The bids 20
be endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal and
addressed 10 A. Mcdowell Clerk of the House OF
representatives, United States A MCDOWELL
Clerk. House Of Representatives, United States
uly-23, 30ie6, l3
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sTEAsrBoarx
Norfolk u Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Ever day in the year for Norfolk. New
port News. and all points South, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
inston. on the following schedule:
LV- Washir.r u.6-30 pm Lv. Portsmouth, S. 90 pm
" Aie1zndria-- 90 pm Lv. Nortolk-..---s-s5 PA
Ar II Monroe 100 am Ly. Fl Honroe--6.s5 pm
Ar Scrfoik -. 500 am Ar. Alexandria 80 am
Ar Fo-tsrnouth-s-l5 am Ar. Wsshington--7-e0 am
Tickets On sale al sI7 Penn ave-, B. and
" Ticket once, 6l9 Penn. ave, and corner
10Th 81 and n Y ave. c K o. ticket Of
nees, AT 5lS Penn ave, and 609 18th ST.;
3 A l. ticket Office, I42i n. Y. ave, and
" on board steamers
E3For further information apply at gen
- ersI ohees 7tb ST wharf, ESh- d. @
. Phone, go.
no2s-tf JOHN CsTIAuGV cs~o-el Manager.
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WALL PAPER.

JUNE BRIDES who are going 'to keep house.
Should see about papering the rooms. We
make homes beautiful at small cost Rooms pa
Finest work. F. C. N0LTE, SO 9th st. NO
BRANCH iee-tf
ROOMS papered 81 up: work guaranteed; sam
pies brought HUNT. GIG ! ST, Room 8
CHAS N. EVANS WILLIAM B. EVANS
Let Us give yo1 estimate on your paper
Ing: honest work. fair price EVANS BROS. 22s
18th st. sw. myslmo. EN-
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STORAGE.

IS cents per load UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 40 10Th St nv. je5-3t
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gAxrI5-i cole=ea girl for general housework.
co.. - re- Item
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urLr wa.rED-FEmALE.


HELP wa.TED-FEnALE.
wANrrr A purse girl for small baby. Call at
Ho: angel, opposite and o. depot
wAxrl5--I cols.ea girl for general housewOrk.
Gss C.-S- re Item
VKY,fTIT-asood woman to do washing and iron
ing at home. 2l7 Pa ave NV Item
WANTf.-CirI. with some experience at cooking
no G st L.. en-
WANTED-A woman who can cook, wash, and
iron; also chams maid. Apply No. / b ST
NV n,en
WANTED-A young coiored woman for general
homework, family Of three; must have ref
los ST NV Item
WANTED Exper.enced skirt hand ard apprentice:
paw while !ea rning at MORAN'S, al 18th ST
Item
WANTED Yo9sg girl to take care Of baby Can
al III 9th 81. ~ '''H
WAsTED--At once. good waist and skirt hands;
good paw IRIS. 80 llth st, NV !eo-St
WANTED Coo -ook and charubermaid. Ocean
Grove. Nd, ~ once; waitress for city. 1913
W lSrED-Nurse for children white preferred.
wANTED-A middle-aged woman as cook; also
a good house girl MRS. J. n PERSON,
Colonial Beach, Va. JeoSt
wANTED-young lady as companion to lady.
stranger in the city Address bon Sol, TINS
once
WANTED-GirI with good experience to Up
chocolates 9ls 9Th st NV. I
wANrED-Two girls. plain cook, other cha'nber-
maid; also half-grown as nurse. Eaquire 1888
nth st. nv.
wANTED-A girl to work in kitchen. IlO4 st.
NV
WANTED Girl to wait and do general hOusework;
ref $40 c 81. NV.
wANTED-Young eolored girl to do light house
work 70o 18th St NV.
wANTED-woman to cook, wash. iron, and do
general Homework; small family; stay at
night. 2c55 II St NV.
WANTED-A woman for general homework; fam
ily Of l. Apply 1919 ST. Sc. 1t
WANTFD-Two hght-colored girls for clerks
Ho7r. 1t
WANTED-Cood dressmaker. n once; permanent
employment; Protestant. 52s 9th st. sw.
ie6-5t
WANTED-Two German housekeePers, eoloredi
places 10: city, country, and resorts BU 81
Mss BUREAU, 1900 New YORK ave NV 1.
WASTED CoIored woman for general homework.
"a Del ave ne. basement 1t
rWANTED-fhree experienced MATTRESSES, AT tOS-
SELLS, 1927 y. Y. Il
wASTED-Girl Tor general h5usswork 1928 5th
81. NV Jest
WANTED-At once. , lady MATTRESSES at ORR
Entail CAFE, sol East Capitol st ie5.2
wANTED-Waist and skirt hands. 1886 18th s..
le5-3t
WANTED-Finishers on custom pants: steady wor,
and frst-class pay Apply at STANDARD
TAlLpRS llth and F SITS. NV le5-3t
WANTED-White woman. general homework.
Call evening, 2lI6 Pa ave NV. Jest
WANTED-Good girl to cook and assist ia gen
cral houSewora; German or Swedc preferred
500 L Cap St Jest, en-
WANTED-Good. aIl-round wLit. girl for house
and store; ref 1881 Pa. avs- NV jei-SJ.eH
WANTED-A girl to help on coats. 1925 9th St
HELP wANTIsD-MALE AND FEMALE
EANTED-A neat coloTed woman, fare paid;
wages SI4; go 10 Mass. at once; women auc
girls Ia CITY; 1 boy. PIP II ST nv. II
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-Canvassers for the Washington Mir
roI." Apply l204 Pa. ave, second fOor.
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" ANTrTJ-t;ood woman to do washing and iron
;,y a homo. 2l7 Pa ave. NV. Item
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Wt1yTED-CoIored woman for general housowoTk
IA Del ne. basement 1t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON
d. &. - STATIONERY-USITED STATES
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATTyES.-
OFFICE. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
UNITED STATES, WASHINGTON. d. c.
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until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. July 8. 1900 for
furnishing stationery for the House Of Reprcsen-
tatives during the fiscal year ending June 81 1901
Blank forms OF proposals. blank bonds and neesos-
ssry information VIII be furnished on application
to the stationery clerk Tie clerk reserves the
right 10 waive detects and reject any and al bids
or parts Of bids Proposals should be addressaj
to the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives, and
endorsed Proposals for Stationery" Proposals
and specimens must be delivelcl az the ofice u
the Clerk Of the House, free OF charge. 4 Ne
DOWELL ClorS, United States House OF Repre-
sentatives. IEy2s, 80. js6 &c
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WANTED-By a young Colored nan. place TO
work. can 90 most anything. 1919 9th st. Nv.
Il
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SITUATIONS SyAh rED-FEMAI.E.

WANTED-By on excellent wkite cook, place in
private family; best Of ref. Address bon
So. this ClhCc-- Item
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WASTED-Three experienced MATTRESSES, at FUS-
SELLS, 1927 y. Y. ave. l.
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REAL EZTATE-Falls Church, Va: Al 6 per cent
IN estmcpt; fine l0-room house. near electric
Dope cise Rts Of any size. at very moderate
prices = a,vesi BOX $40, this Office ieJ-3t
FOR s-tE --s-rcom cottage on the Great-Falis
elect -cad Z minutes ride from 36th St
Sner wanfat. easy terms; owner moved to Phila-
eeiphia Address BOX 3li, this Office. je2-6t
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WAYTED-Girl Tor general h5ussvOrK. 1928 ST.
81 NV. Jest
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WANTED-Young eolored girl to do light house
work. 7OS 18th St NV. 1t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Canvassers for the Washington Mir
roI." Apply 1908 Pa. ave, second foor
my2Q-tf
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WANTED Girl to wait and do general houseSork
ref $40 81 NV. Il
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANrED-By frst-class laundress work at home
or out BY tie day. G3I Pomeroy St NV 1t
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, formerly the
lexington. Sd and 7 SITS. ne viii open to
summer boarders June l. rooms may now be seen
ard engaged. je1-Imo
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NANTED-A neat coloTed woman; fare paid;
wages SI4; go 10 Mass at once; 3 women and
girls Ia city; l boy. PIP II 81. nv. II
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WANTED-Good. all-round whit girl for house
and store; ref 1881 Pa. av-. NV. jei-3J,em
WANTED-A girl to help on coats 1925 9th st.
let-3t
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PRICE or IMTEEIiLI~M.

The New York WorlI recently set
out in picturesque and striking form
what 1t called The fruits II imperi-
allsm from one days news. or beEevU-
lent assimilation up 70 date Here
Is the list.
New ana peculiarly fatal type Of
plague appeared III Manila.
: y Manila dispatch reporting the
number Of cases Of insanity among
American troops exceed tina; Of any
previous war.
} General Otis list OF casualties
for tie day-fve killed and seven
wounded.
/ American flag hoisted on Sijutu
island ani the probability that for
eign complications may arise from
it.
D Five men about to be garroted
III Ponce.
u Seventeen insane soldiers ship.
ped home from Manila.
This Is a pretty high rate to pay for
ono days Imperialism and To it might
be added the days interest on the
3350,OOO,OOO which this mcrciless war
has cost as.
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How "a Horr Sign. His Name.

The Bocr may be fairly good at
handling a rifle. but he Is sadly de-
iicicnt in his ability to handle a pen.
When the average Boer has 10 at.
tach his name Ia a document a air OF
importance pervadcs his dwelling for
several hours. The children are con-
stantiy chiicd, the patient -vrouw-
has a p~reoccupied look, and the hus.
band himself pulls even more vigor.
ously than usual at his pipe.
Eventually a corner OF the table is
cleared and carefully wiped. The
family Bible is placed in position, and
tue sheet Of paper requiring the sig
nature placed upon 1t. An expect
ant silence falls upon the company.
-Stilte.- erica the wife. -Stilte, kin
detJes, papa gaat seem maam teken.-
(-iiu=h. children, father is about to
sign his uame.'l
The family stands around open
mouthed, and AL eyes gaze expect
antly upon the paper. With arTs
barred Tor the fray. and with pen care
fully poised, the Boer bends to his
task. Tie pen is gripped firmly be
tween his horny fingers.
In thick, unyainly scratches. and
with slow and painful motion. the
pen begins TO WORK. and at the end OF
II may be four minutes. the deed Is
Observation-Disclosures Mail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-01-26

FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan. "a special
train bearing more than a thousand
men carrying Winchester rifles arriv-
ell in Frankfort at $50 this morning.
The men hail from the counties OF
Bell, Allen. Knox. Harlan, Whittier
md Edmundson. Frankfort is over
flowing with visitors, but none except
those arriving this morning carry
arms. Governor Taylor stated to an
Associated Press reporter that the
men were not soldiers. tie hsclaim-
ed any knowledge OF their Identity or
purpose.
The men marched to the State
House. stacked their guns and took
up positions IN groups about the bull
ing. They were all provided with
badges bearing 4 portrait OF Cover.
o Taylor which we're pinned on
their breasts.
AGiutant General Golfers states
that he hal no snovleGge that the
men were coming. Many Of the WIS
itors are members OF the State guari.
The total number arriving cannot De
stated exactly. The train had II
teen cars. Ex-Secr-tRry OF State
FINLEY addressed the visitors from
the steps Of the House. he said that
the object Of the gathering vas to see
justice done. \ cJmmit;ee yas ap-
pointed 70 iraft resolutions. Steph-
en- Shnrp Of Lexington vas chosen
chairman.
Tho lower house II The legislature
met AZ II u'ciucE ami On motion Of
Mr.. Cntren Democratic leader, 4
7~esulu,iuL RS adopted excluding al
bat ladies from The chambers and
galleries.
! rumur Is II circulation. out per-
sis;enlly denied that Jupge Cantnll
o. the cifcu!t our has summoned
all tue Democratic deputy steritfs Of
the State 10 Frankfort. The CON-
munweaIths attorney says he SHOWS
Of such order.
C~ESCIySATI. Jan. Especial dis
patches from Baro0uruue and Mt
Vernon, Ky. sPezA u the departure
Of large numbers II men last night
for Frankfort. rL= Vt. Vernon lis
patch says ,hAE the company If State
Guards muster ii n last week we're
to be uniformed and equipped after
reaching Frankfort. Tie dispatch
adds that the men did not know how
how long they would be required 10
stay III Frankfort.
\ Times Star special Of Lexington.
speaking Ot the movement Of armed
men from Southwest Kentucky to
Frankfort adds:
They are 70 be present at Frank
fort tomorrow when GOebei meu will
attempt forcing an action on contests
over seats III Tie House. 1t Is given
out that the Republicans will serve
notice on GOebel members that they
don't intend seeing Republicans who
heve been honestly elected thrown
out Tor GCebel Democrats. This
would cause Speaker Trnble to or.
der the lobbies and galleries Of the
entire Stata House cleared. which il
Is believed would prccipitate the ON.
Hict.
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BREAK YOUR

Political conditions in Nevada are
very much mixed at the present time
Tho Democratic party. through its
State Committee, has asked all who
favor the reconciliation OF silver to
unite in one solid body under its
banner. The Silver party divided into
hostile camps, has given no sign TINT
the Invitation is accepted. The he
publicans, flushed with tho strength
the candidate for Governor developed.
are clearing their decks pereparator!
to:a hot fight next fall.
That the people Of Nevada favor
the free coinage OF silver is beyond
question. That the State will cast
its electoral vote for Bryan is assured
il the opposition 20 he Republican
party is unified and made effective.
But with this opposition divided iuto
Democratic, Silver party and Popu-
list detacnments, the silver forces will
be defeated and the electoral vote OF
tue Silver State will be cast for the
| gold standard candidate for Presi-
dent. This condition Of affairs con
fronts our people and must be met.
There is but one party with a Ma
tional organization that can accom-
plish anything for silver aud that Is
the Democratic party. Its platform
will declare Tor silver and its candi-
date viii be the silver champion
Wm. J. Bryap. II the people Of Ne
vadi then, who have been SO loud III
their declarations OF love for the
white metal have been sincere i'll
their declarations and want to see
something done Ter silver, there
should be no hesitation in joining
the ranks OF the Democratic party TOR
the purpose OF making Ii supreme
effort to place silver Oh an equal foot
ing with gold at the United States
mints. IL, however, they are more
for party than they do for the
cause, they will remain divided and
the Republicans viii carry the State,
There may b- something IN the
name Democrat that will prevent
some Silver party Republicans from
uniting with the Democratic party i'll
the next campaign. But no former
Democrat can have any such excuse.
| II 49,. nav,,.-.s - Vrt., 1900 .-as...t
With the Silver party since 1897,
should tUrsake that party sud renew
their allegiance 70 Democratic prin-
ciple$, the Silver party would be but
4 small factor IN Nevada politics. II
they remain With the Silver party and
assist III keeping the silver forces Ii.
videi. the Responsibility viii res:
upon them II Nevada's electoral vote
Is cast for Mckinley.
The time for former Democrats 70
get ont Of the Silver patty l. nov
Nothing can be accom- phshed by
trimming under that banner any long.
~. Shake off your newly MAZE party
ties and return TO the Democratic
fold. Do not let selfish. unscrUpu.
Ions leaders guide your poiuca! loot.
steps IN the next campaign. II you
do, you Will have The hgmili t;Iuu Of
seeing Neyada's electoral vote cast
FOR the candidate OF the gold standard
money trust. Break the shacslrs be.
fore il Is too late.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-01-26

Vice Consul Morrison. OF Dawson
City. sends, under date OF October IS.
1879, 4 report on the results OF ugri q.
cultural experiments, written by a
resident Of that city, which reads. IN
part. W follows:
Grain has done exec ptiopally we'll.
being well hlled, and { see no reason
why it should not be extensively and
successfully grow here. As far rs
my observations 30. the climate here
IL rs suitable for raising winter " heat
IA in any place in tue north western
or the northern States OF America
From my experience OF the last two
years, | SEQ no reason Why this coun.
try should not be able 70 produce it's
own vegetables and grains.
AS Tor flowers, the success | have
had proves that all hardy ANNALS do
well. Tho coming year / intend
planting sevcrIl hundred hybrid
rosce; also suDme lowering bulbs. a
large variety Of other hardy and half
hardy annuals.and some OF the hardy
pereunials. Some ~iruita. such "a
Strawberries, currantR, blackberries
raspbeFries. abould do well. Cur.
rants. r]aspberries. cranberries and
straw berries grow wild here.