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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
WITH A RIFLE.

PORTLAND. OR April - At
ttsthauy. a village 4 milra from
Portland. Fresih Hsrntech~r Was
beaten 90 drath by Adnsph Won Gun
tKin tith a rife TIE murderer has
surrendered 20 the sheriff % Multi
numah county The men acre neigh
borr They fought over a piece %
ground.
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LICENSES FOR
DOGS AND BIKES
Beginning Next Sunday Law Will
Be Enforced.

on next Sunday morning. bright
and early, the police will begin 70
arrest all bieyelers caught riding
without licenses. The word 81 warn
Ing IL sounded today BY Chief Mere
dith, who says he wishes all 10 have
ample notice. Prosecutions will be
pushed where violations Of the bicy-
Gle ordinance are discovered.
Furthermore. on next Sunday an
expert dog catcher. will begin his
work Of reducing the surplus canine
population II the city on and aft
er that date the license tag Will be
vitally essential 10 the continued ex-
istence Of any Seattle dog.
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LABOR TEMPLE.
Work Begins at the Site on Pike
Street.

Preparations Tor the erection o.
the Labor Temple are evident a.
sixth avenue and PIKE street The
clearing ~ the ground i IN progress.
and excavations for the foundation
viii soon begin The plans are -
rsnf nnf the uppsr naefs aud ~ up
fhH Hsst.u.uf Sc Hutns mon.
HIu. euu str|rt HiHe Hsatus hIIiIaff
aauls. Ns~Iius 4Hfsts bsfhs. read
ms ##.-r aNH other stf#aet4E~ f.ht.
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ATToHAeYs law.

wM n ugrrNEIG Attorney al
les Advice ff#r Suite prose-
t~H so as6-n8-d .r 81 #antts
Do FsatH fft#ff fff1s e#HiI i
.n bHHs EHuHf .,tit. pennies HH#Hf
n"fatrH Ahstf.asF carefully -
aminss stBIaHs als.e "a a.
parts uf fsa aitrd states tf4kbs
Get euuuusrs Ia and bank fsfaren=
crn tis ThHd avenue. uppualts
Public Ishrarf. Phone Nan Goa
J. = RAIL. III. is HoKweu luoek.
ips Columbia 81. above lat Afs.
General practice ia an she courts
Damage Cases q Speciality.
Moderate ices Cunauitatiuu Free
Ten Years Active Practiee
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-ateiaN. Dexter Horton Hank bid
"a. b.. FOSTER. Mutual Life I'D
Phone Main 80.
, a KELLOGG. - HALEY bu.ldinK.
iitSsos = AtHT. = noston n|ess
W y LAnuuTH. 20, ). Pacific Blk
a &. MACDONALD. COS burke lid
Root. Palmer 4 Bro~n. Pionssf bid.
.. g coNoVEB tg-o Hallsf bids
LYMAN Z kNAPI' 30 Haiief blax
q WARD kEAt'. az Bufke elas
. y DOUGLAS sci New Yofk 81
WicHAHn oaHoHN. ios.s y Is
s. 4 i.ASGt.AND. - New York hlk
HORACE pErER. SIS New YORK bk
. u ptnkER. az Pacific hiosk
PiEnRt = fEhftr 1910 second
~ y MARTfS. Lawyer. go Mutual
re t7mItH#HF
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Victoria Route

Cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily Fare Zoe.
Berths 25c. Freight, Zoe per ton.
s. s. North Pacific leaves Yeslar
dock daily except Sunday at a. IN.
s. Is. Utopia leaves Yealer dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s.. s. Sehome leaves Yeaier dock
at y. m. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anacortes.
FairhaVen and Whatcom, connect
ing with railways at Anacortes and
Whatcom.
pODWELL a. CO. General Agents
ia 1arse@ Et. 'RhssAaL Afalsa Aza
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April I 2. IL, 10, ~. " May = D. ~
~ =. 20. June a.
For Alaska Cottage city April
10. -. May 10. 20. June >. senator
April IL. 30. state of California
April 20 May b. 20. June city or
Topeka. MAY 10. 30. June Il
Ticket once aiH rtrut Ave-, seattle
N Talbot Commit Act q n Miller AFst
ten1AEt Ocean Dock tgsttta eooaatN
lrfk ins a 90 Don. Aals aha IIan.ls.'
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UNJUSTIFlED.

SPOKANE. April ii verdict ef
uniu~tlnRble killing has been re-
turned - the cnfnherH jury IN the
case - Patrick Collins. who Was
Killed BY hts nrfgfllnr. j A. Milhr.
near Milan. Miller II under arrest
and has been refused admltthncc 70
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anscortsx Odd Fellows.

ANACORTEs. April y Tho odd
Fellows Of Anacortea sra preparing
for the dedication II their uc~ hall.
On otdfsllewship DAY When com
pletsd. the building wlli have cost
8. co ~ v 100 feet long. 90 feet
side and a. feet hlFh.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

ABSTRACT or TITLE.
OSBORNE. THEAPEK a CO. me.
Abstract company. Established
issa Mining claim abstracts. lass
msnt OF the Mutual Lie building.
booth WhittlsasY nanfoFd Abstract
co. established 1905. basement 81
HALTER block Telephone Nnin -
SEATTLE Abstract Go. \. \. bfk
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FOR SALE

FARMS PALMS, FARMS
s. COO Dairy farm. 100 acres. SO inn
proved. half bottom land two
creeks. good buildings handy 90
Seattle by rail or boat. easy
terms
s. s1a-e0 acres south Of town, with
in eight miles OF Pioneer square. 80
acres improved sroom house.
large barn, poultry houses. milk
house. 800 thrifty trees IN bearing.
mostly apples. variety 81 small
fruits
s.. so0-io0 acres rich black loan soil.
Is acres cleared. pasture for 10
cows. running spring water, house.
two barns. poultry houses and
yards. bearing orchard. variety OF
small fruits. handy to Seattle by
boat or rail: horse Jersey COW,
thoroughbred chickens and COM
plste OUTFIT OF tools 20 with place.
81 800 acres. 20 cleared. level land.
good soil. $50 fruit trees. s-room
house. barn. ~ poultry houses.
81 .0So-S0 acres. 20 improved. balance
alder and vine maple land, best OF
soil. feed for eight cows. house
orchard. small fruits large barn
COWS. heifers. and lots OF chick
ens with place.
$500 acres good land, partially
improved, neat new cottage. young
orchard, few minutes walk from
depot stores. postoffiee and good
school.
5000 acres cedar. vine maple and
alder land. nice creek through g.
close TO small town. viii take half
payment IN labor on adjoining
land,
s40o buys 20 acres. 6 acres cleared.
balance pasture: small house,
harm. running spring water. close
to school and ncighhors.
$500 buys 20 acres. nicely located
close 20 small town, acres bot
tom. balance good upland. run
ming water; will take part pay
ment In labor,
f1h0afn acres good land. all partly
cleared and In pasture. running
water. small house. close 10 pnst-
office and school. handy TO Seat
tie by boat or rail
Don't YOU buy n farm until YOU call
and examine our Est at
40 New York Block
RoBERT MALTBY.
MAPLE and mr. timber for wood.
half n mile Of water front. Can
SOC Pioneer building.
FOR SALE Seattle auction sale
stable. 1912 Western avenue: tel.
Bum 1851. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at y. m. horses.
wagons, harness. etc. All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
W ''s zH H'sntiNvsa ar
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FINANCIAL.
20 CENTS

20 CENTS.
10 the price per share OF our stock. which
is non assessRhle Our lands are In the
CoPALlS DISTRICT, which has the
best indications for oil In the state
Drilling TO commence soon
SEATTLE OIL COMPANY,
SO0.7 n. " Block
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SEATTLE GUN CLUB.

The monthly competition shoot Of
the Seattle Gun club yesterday aft
ernOOn resulted IA the winning Of
medals as follows. Class A-Eills. q :.
Morton. %. C-Hall and Lewis.
each 70. The high score prize went
20 Morton. The club handicap res
ulted IN q y between Hall (alloW=
ance one hi-'I and Johnson (allow-
ance three rdD. Ellis, scratch. WIS
second. kitiag p birds. In the stir
breeze the scores were very good.
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BUSINESS coLLEogs.

LEO's business College. Union. I'd
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike
n vs. school Teiegraphy. starr ia
Wilson's business College. Main 80
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ARctiIrEcTs

a TipEuAND. q colnan bioeh.
~, Manua $ waiksf toi y. y Blk
D " uouaHToN. ut-if Collins
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To the Baitisship.

The new fast steamer Athlou
leaves daily a. = % and - for the
nattleehip from Columbia street
dock. only boat on the ruu.
Diamond Ice n the best. 70 coats
no more than the cheapest. Tel.
Main 1919
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oIIt 40 I.IAIl- aaaLlan.a.

Faeerfssurn neeuaes saatb saav
IarmH
Lot m TesINI ataHHa sIaas fo
EHHf ihnWHs urlat aaaIss.
~ 800
ls0klaa m broadway district would
make tire" very nice lots for re-
Hldeucs purposes
601i2s. on Eleventh avenue two
blocks from broadway. reasonable
terms.
5000
Lot on Seventh Hveuue vest excel
lent view. s0Sl20
$500.
Lot ON Thirty -nfth aveuus. 60gl00,
one block from car line. close 10
East pllve street
$3.50
4 Twenty third avenue lot. half
block south ~ Jackson street. gnE
no
Corner Goxi2o on seventh avenue
vest. one block from tarmIuuH ~
West Queen Anne line.
Lot 4aK1eo, on Seventeenth avenue,
near East Republican street.
$3.50.
A Twentieth avenue lof. snfl2O be-
tween Madison and IamaH street
lines. enHy puymsntHs graded and
Hssefsd strrrts
500
Lot an Twenty third avenue. close
II EBHt Union street sHaIlE. Will
BE- sold uu easy terms.
fi1au
leo acres ~ iaud on s 4 / r. q. af
MonHhHu station - acres Of This
lend can Boz easily placed IN cuiti-
walton.
t1ta8.
Very fine corner. tGtiz9. on Second
hiIi. convenient 90 Madison.
$3.50.
a very HeflrHhis 'uf On Queen Anne
avenue. 30 good home site
80 HnH
4 tract 500 feet front hr IN IN
depth. ON Twenty fourth half
block from Mad son cleared and
RFuhhed east front. good view.
easy terms
= V WEST. gE aud y linton block
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Our IRE sale has been a bowling
sucCess-a few more goods left Of
FIRE goods. Star Paint Co., 100000
Pike street.
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AUcrtoNgERs.

MARTIN a FoNs auction rom.
iazs Third avr Sale once wesk
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PERSONA


personal
START a NAL order Business. D.
the work Al home a. night. Easy
and profitable Hints Of what to
do and how 20 do 10 IN White
! Sayings. an adyertersing journal
/ 70 cents Per year. cents per copy.
Whites Sayings Publishing Co.
department =. Seattle.
/ pALMIsTRY- Mrs- vs.. A sheldon,
scientific paimlst D. uow located
at No. .zQs Third aye, cor. % sen
eca street. Pull lie readings from
palmistry. once hours from % a.
m 20 : =. N. Fee within reach Of
al.
FREE freatmeut-a limited number
OF chronic cases treated free b.
advanced students. under dlrec-
ton 81 regular operators. Tuesdays
ana Thursdays Washington In
Etitute 81 osteupathy. safe Uepas-
q Balldlns.
I BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call a. Red Front Fur
uituTe company. We can give you
hne secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
ne and il second avenue south.
HIGHEST prices FOR second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car.
pets. etc. Red Front Furniture Co.
iio-ii7 Ind Ave. ;. Tel. Red La
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. i5c. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. -nd and ard.
FASHION Hair store. 1913 second
avenue. diagnosis OF the scalp
free OF charge.
OXYDONoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tons 4 Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sli Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirt to order. cheap.
S. MFG. co. so5 Union.
wANTEp-oId sold and silver. II.
Hensei. mfg jeweler - Hinckley
MRS. Il. BENNETT ia again at IS
Halter block: hair scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON, stylish millinery.
low prices corner eth and Pine
- 49,. - i-o' Cer'sr eos linton
rntNfiSo AND BINDING.
METROPOLITAN Printing a Bind
Ing Co, IL Yesler. Tel Blue col
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
SOC. 30, sos Washington hid. over
Ireens shoe store. Tel. White tS3.
PrYsiclANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. J. Q. sTEWART. specialist in
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block.
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases OF NO
men, chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. FLEisCHER. Diseases OF men
and women. specially surgery 2ol.
2o2. ZIG slS Washington Block
DIR. HINKLE. 2ll-2l Mutual Life
bids. Tel White 500. res Bun sst.
DIR MILES. co. Bailey bid. Tei Main
a2h, res, lose attn, Tel Green 546.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. 81 HiuckIey
DIR FAiK-5s-79 Starr Boyd bldg.
To- lAaek $50 res. Green 1901.
DIR Z. L. RICkFoRD. surgery.
d---a SIS u Momen Mutual Life.
PLUMBING.
HAZLETT a MULLIN - New work
guaranteed / year. Tel Bun 1854
GEO. II. WooDHOUsE CO. Tel
Main 90.
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co nun al.
BAKER & SON. phone Black 1904.
TMEo TuRNER Tel cream ~.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Amateur fnish.ng Milse Me6. blk
FAINTER~
+. NoGLEBERG - Painting. paper
HANGING kalsomiming. 1922 PIN
REAL Estate.
500 TO S2So for lots 40NliO feet each.
two blocks from car line: city va
ter and street TO be graded. park
ell and sidewalks laid at once; on
easy payments. special terms TO
those building.
*l2S to alf5 for acres in kslsey's
brlshton Beach aero tracts. close
20 Renton car line; good soil. well
settled netghborhood. scent fare.
and % minutes ride from center
OF town.
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BANKS.
The csnsdias sssk Of Ceaasres

Capital paid up -...........ss.vs -. 80
tEisht Million DoliRrHl
surplus 44z4s..4........... g. coo apoo
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general banking Business Trans
acted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
JAMES 1t and Second Avenue.
u. A EAMER0N NJ
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
RmIsTs
TfNNERS.
TENTS AND AWNINGS

TENTS and Awuings-AossAa~
proof tents. mining hose AID -
vas boats. army duck teais Al
folding camp beds. the '0ol1 ~
al" kind. SEATTLE TEN
AWNING Co, wholesale nlafF
facturers. Marion aud WesieIl
TENTS. awnings. iiAss, t4rpaailAs
hose, etc. Alaska outhtters = =
canvas goods. Goods mace q ~
cr BY experts at a moments
tice. Sunde & Erland. Firs' -
Jackson.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE

Paid up Capital $3.50 90
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoEa. tr. pr.a.. NJ. NeMiek-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner, cash y
Y. Parkhurst. Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities % a. s. Europe
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Pacific Coast Steamship. Co

Ihs Tompaftv ssteHm
ahIur sfuIr tHI
Nal,a Walt. maullN
hut tllt al Pueblo
isata HaaIIla Ua.n.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. ass. coo. sur
plus. 90 eoe.
J Furth. pres. J. r. Goldsmith.
vice pres. II Y. Ankcny. cashier.
correspondents IN principal cities
In the United States and Europa
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cLAiRVoYAaTG

oERTRuDE MYHEN. greatest liv-
lHE elslrFpYant Leland. 80 - av.
Mrs HE%pEHF0N. elalrvoyaat.
lsadlngs % Nendame III lat ay.
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500 TO $3.50 for lots 4ONlio feet each.
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street TO be graded, park
ell and sidewalks laid at once. on
easy payments. special terms to
those building.
sl2J to yi75 for acres IN Eslssv,.
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
TO Renton car line; good soil; we'll
settled netghborhood. scent fare,
and 70 minutes ride from center
OF town.
II. ]. HUSTON. SOS Bailey building.
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of Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 20. coo.
A. ChilbcrK. prca.. e L. Orondahi.
list vice pres A. n. soelberg. cash.
J r Lane. aaRf cash No branches
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Madison street fbqree...
running diaggnaiiy fbrguyf -
property 10 r. b. paved frsr -
~ uay this season az
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

Mra. Jane O'iIrIcu left her earthly
home at 20 minutes past II II. uight-
on the mvrnlmg Of january l3, 1901
Two day II ft'ul pam and then
the Sabbath brought the long rest
Her last illucss WA .;IvS'nonia. Mrs.
O'jricn wns born III Lancaster, Eng.
land, June -. 1885. and VAS there
fore more than G7 years 81 age.
She came to this country when 10
years old. Ia 1892 she crossed the
plans III wagon and settled ir
Utah. There. ht Font Cri,tcndcn,
che was married to soldier Of the
regular5 army. He served in the
civil war, lost his health, WIS taken tu
the hospital in Washington, -. C.,
and died N 1864. Mother O'Bricn's
lie then has been very cvcntful
one.
She leaves two suns-David T..
King nnd jus. III. O'Iiriun both liy-
ing on the homestead in Starr Val
ley. She nj q leaves two brothers III
Utah, and eight grand children the rc
md III NcvadI.
Tho funeral scrviccs. conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell uf Elko. began
with pray ar aud Scripture reading ni
the home. the after service occur ny
before II crowded gathering, at the
hall, Of syupatinziug friends
Tho choir, consisting Of Miss
Maudn CrossoD. Miss Ncitir Arm.
strong, M,ss Edna Stephens, will
Hooper and Mr.. John Cruss0n, ST.,
rendered with much expression her
f"yorito hymns, including "Sufc in
the Arms of Jesus" and "Swoct Bye
md Bye
Tho pail bearers wore Me8srs. J
Crosann. =. DAVE, Charlie Wells
Jessie Morgan, WIN Lunc and W. l.
BlaCk.
Tho brOthcrB lose u devoted mo,hc
whose counsel was alwuys snfe and
the community loses u Go ,d Sumari,
tun. always fcIdy to help ~ sickness
aud need But no ono would call hrr
back from rest she so fully merits
Add none could wish hcr back To tho
trials and disnppoiniments ~ this
earthly lie, and al the uoighbora nn,I
acquiiuinnccs will pray the Great
Comforter to scrd lis consolation :,
those loft hero to mourn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

Many interesting" papers make reg
ular appearance Oh hoard great liners
some being triumph, OF artistic pro-
duciion. Many Of these journals are
printed and cicvcrIv Illustrated: 9TH
rrs. less ambitious. ar" reproduced hv
copying machines. hut all are interest
ing cpItom,s Of the .ifc spCr, on board
and record the daily cricket scores.
sweepstakes and persona! gossip. while
ignoring such triv;alitics as European
complications
German scientist has been making
some observations in South Africa on
the surjcci Of the influence OF repeat.
ed dctOnali'n~ on the ear. lie exam
incd the ears of 9G soldiers before and
aft'.' battle, and found marked
changes in no fewer than II. or nearly
80 per cent. In seven cases he found
small h"murrhages in Tie ears. and in
one case large bleeding. while the
firing caused the edge of the ear drum
to become red in 81 cases.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
GREAT CAVALRY LEADER.

While Grant was cutting and sell
iugcordwood, und sherman vas teach. .
ing school. there WIS Il man in Mem.
phis who was having no preparation
Whatever for war, and yet who WIS
destined to maze no end Of trouble
Tor these able so diers. Tins was
Gen. \. B Forrest, whose life by DR.
j. \. Wycth. has rrsently been issued
Forrest was AN uncdu .ated man and
belonged to that prescribed class III
the South known ns -poor whites" :"
Moreover. he was still ;urther handI.
capped ia any effort 10 stand on an
ecu 'ity with mcu Of position hy hav.
rnG been Il slave trader. But by ma
tive force aud hy genus FOR acu"n
thus uni"ti"red man became the most
successful cavalry leader IN the : ,uth
lie enlisted rs private, but before
he really went into action mad been
INA ie IA lieutenant colonel. In this
capacity he proved that he couII
move men through the country with
u celebrity most remarkable. lie
knew nothing Whatever abnut
the principles of war, and
probably never read II book on the
subj 'ct ~ hi- life. IL ~ uni iely, IN.
deed. that he ever read mnny books
Of amy kind. lla was essentially a
man ri Hc.Iuu. and 'Or more than
thre" and hall years he kept the
federal commanders CUES, my us to
where hc was and what he was going
tn do next. oNHrl the close Uf the
war "orrcst's wonderful capacity WAS
appreciated ~ Richmnnd, and he was
ma 1" Il lieutenant general and put IN
command ~ all the cavalry west Of
the Mississippi. II was too late. how
ever. Tor hin tO du mdch. Hood 3
army had ceUn all but destroyed be.
fore Nashville. S."rman waH march.
through Grorgia. aud Gen. James II .
Wilson WIS after Forrest with the
strongest cavalry command over
placed ID the sad.ile lie defeated
Forrest At Sci un tho first time. by
the way. Forrest hal ever been com
ple,ciy beatcu-und shortly after
ward the war cnded.-Saturday Eve.
ming Post
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18
WHY Sor TRY JUSTICE.

The suggestion made i'll the Senate
that the army required III the Philip.
piues be called by that name and
charged to the imperial account liz IL
good one, il we are to keep on fight
ing and killing the inhabitants, as
Span iii | cruelty and uselessly for
two hundred years.
The people have II right tn know
whnt the Philippine business is cost
ing aud just how large an al iirion to
our army IL made necessary by the
war uf subjuguuon that nov. after
two years ui failure, Is confessed by
administration Senators To Toe mnr"
general lr.I NOR. di-cnura limg tlm
it was before Mr.. cK,nicy's re
elrc Iuu.
But why should We require 1t great
COLONIAL army" fer -nuubcr ui
ycar-!7 l. it the wish or ~. the III
tcrcst Of the people Of tins country in
create nn American India III tie
Philippines for military ruIr? Shoot
ing and chasing the F,lipmUs, burn.
ing their irlus and garri-unrpg their
towns hav mI failed To- induce theu,
10 accept Mr. McKmlcy's benevolent
in,eunuus, why not try the polio,
which made tn" Cuban- our friends:
Why not substitute Justice for the
gun IL an experiment:
Senator iloar's proposition Ia pro.
claim amnesty L" the Filipino leaders
ami Invtc them To Washington to-
tell their story may not be tine best
form of olive branch. but II IL Il look
III The ri.hI direction \ rc-"lu ION
OF Congrrss promising freedom and
Independence tO the people under
our protection wOul prohnbiy end
the -lnsurrectiun" at once and secure
for us all tnnt we need there-H
naval station and mHrbor Of refuge. -
y, Y. World.
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TIL" Truth Would Not Do

Would il really be :he proper thing
for the local paper la tell the truth all
the time? lit lid, you would Ike
1t less than you do now, and would
take more pains to tell people that
you can't depend on what the paper
says
If the paper should tell the abso-
lite truth every time and instead of
saying:
MIR. Skinilint was a model citizen
and will bc greatly misscd by the
community It should tell the truth
and say:
sod Skinilint wEB too stingy To cat
enough to keep himself alive. and the
! community Ii better ulr without him" I"
Instead OF saying "thc bride is a
charming and luvabIe young lady
the pride of her parents" the paper
should tell the truth and ray:
The yuung gidty thug does not
know ANY thing about housekeeping
aud m lucky to get auybOhy to t"k"
care uf her
Instead ot saying, Mr. Lighlwcis sht
Ia ono Of our mast literal merchants
and gives his customers true value
f"I their money il suys:
That man Light weight puts sand
in his sugar to make il weigh heavy
and will skin you on weights il you
| don't watch hi"'."
Instead of snymg "our candidate ia
Il modest. uDaesuming and deserving
citizen" VIC should tell the truth rnd
cay:
sour nominee is II chronic office.
seeker and will stoop to most nny
! means tu succeed"
But you would not pntronizc n
paper TINT vould print such things
although you knew they we're ab.
sulutoly true,--Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-18

We havc been positively informed
10y rnrt> in II position To know TIM.
there IL IL thrcc.lrggcd steer running
on tho rungo III tho mountains near
hero.
Tho nnimal has but one front leg.
which comes out from tho center Of
his breast, aud he iB bD'h unmarked
aud unbranded. Tie In said TO be a
last runner, easily outdistancug Il
common horse IN the hills. aud being
~ tho ncighburhoud ~ ten ~ twelve
ycnr0 old his hide ia also sn thick that
bullet from II wrnchcHtcr will not
penetrate il, but viii .ilttru ont when
II strikes Wes,fdll (Of) Indie.
pendent.