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COttOnS.

bale of yard wde unbleached- cotton. good quality Worth 6Ac per yd. -.,s Manuacturers' Remnant Sale price only fc yd lot of yard wide heavy brown cotton, in reu-- nants from 10 9 yds. These are worth 651c per yard. Manufacturers Remnant Sale price fC yQ
 case of Dwight Anchor" cotton, full B in. wide. in remnants to 10 yds; worth oo PCT. PCT yssa s,, Manufacturers Remnant sae 61c vd
 lot of bleached cotton. lA yards wide. 'New York Mils' perfect goods and are worth lss. lse yd Manufacturers Remnant Sale 1Oc vd
 case "New York mills cotton. facturers' Remnant Sale price, l0c yd
 lot Of yard wide. fine quality white can1 brc, similar to the popular Lonsdalc canbfc @ Actually worth loc yd. Manufacturers R1 Remnant Sale price. O4c "
 One lot of yard wide cambric. Wam- sutta make; even better than Lonsdale cambric, Worth l5c yd. Manufacturers Remnant Q WI Sale price, OC y4
 White Goods.
 1900 yds of pure white madras and cheviots, in fancy weaves most excellent designs and patterns, suitable for waists and skirts for both women and children, worth 17c per yd. Manufacturers o Remnant sale price only. OSyu
 l lot of white pique. excellent styles and great variety of different size welts and cords, sell at all times from loc to 25c per yd. 1n- Manufacturers Remnant sale only lOcy yd
 lot of fancy nansooks. lawns, dim- ities and cambrcs. in varied assortment including some of the handsomest things in white goods, ara worth from l7c to 33c per yard Manu-1 0c MI facturers' Remnant sale for only, 1OSyu
 India Linons.
 lot of white India inons at trc- mendous discounts from the regular prices, as follows: Regular oc quality.6Ac Regular l9c quality. I2ho
 :. 12H < Sc V" 22c :" l4c
 15c " He 25c l7c
 1000 yds of colored outing Aannels of the grade that sells regularly for l0c per yard. hand some assortment of designs in stripes and neat pretty checks in ali colors. Manufacturers sale Rlc vd price only o4e "
 l case one lot of the best quality colored outing Aannels, also lot of double faced hannes in all colors. These have been selling for 1Oc.S 1215c and l5c per yard. Manufacturers Rem- O nant sale only. oc "
 lot of white domet flannel, 34 inches wide, Manufacturers Remnant sale only, "
 Embroidered Flannels.
 Lot Consists of yard wide all wool. white fan lel. handsomely embroidered, not piece in the lot worth less than soc. Many of them worth as high as ale price.
 Lot 2-Consists of all our better yard wide white Ill wool embroidered Aannels. These are what wo lave been selingfor Sl.25 and $l 37H. CO., Manufacturers Remnant sale. OoS "
 Remnants of French Flannels.
 lot of remnants suitable for women's and child en shirt waists. in plain colors also printed and silk embroidered all wool French fannes that we have ,een selling for 59c. 67c. 7sc. oS. sl.25OE, CT yard Manufacturers Remnant sale 1oSyu
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l London, May 1.-The Orleans Railway
 company, according to q dispatch to the Daily Mail from Bordeaux, has given T 1 contract for coal supply to Baltimore firm.
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Linens.
Importers Samples.

All linen frnged table covers with handsome borders. yards long, worth $l,O0 67c 2H yards long, worth Sl.25 SIC yards long, worth i,5O 99c
 Lot of fine linen Huckabuck towels, size 2lx24 hemstitched. We'll worth25c each. Manu. 1O lecturers Remnant Sale price. l0c
 lot of heavy, all linen Huckabuck towels, hem- stitched, size 21x4O Well worth 33c each. 00 Manufacturers Remnant Sale price, AAS
 1 lot of Remnants of linen table damask, all len gths. Prices are from H to E of the regular prices.
 l lot of turkey red damask. perfectly fast colors, full width, pretty and new patterns. Regular price 25c Manufacturers Remnant Sale price, 1O
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GEN. DE LA REFS FORGE
Now Splitting Up and Moving in vari-
 Ous Directions

Klerksdorp, Transvaal Colony, May 6.-General De La Keys force of 4000 Boers. who have been in the hills around Hartebeestfontein, is splitting up. Some of the men are moving to the southwest, while others are going north. De La Key himself is moving
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BRITISH COAL-T4X ADOPTED
By the Commons by a Vote of 323 to
 227

London, May 6.--The governAent's proposed export tax on coal was adopt ed by the House of Commons tonight by a substantial majority, the vote be- ing 333 to 227.
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White Quilts.

lot of extra good quality white fringed bed speads, full size. Worth SIPS each. co.
 Manufacturers Remnant Sale only OOc ga
 lot of fine quality Marseiles Quilts, hemmed ready for use, full size, an elegant line of ufacturers sale only Fl. - eo
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Pillow Cases.

Langdon C. B. Pillow Cases, size 45x36. made the right way of the cloth-this insures greater wear. worth to-day 17c each. .101 Manufacturers Remnant sale only lO0c ca
 lot pillow cases. size 45x36 made from such cottons as Dwight Anchor Pequot. Pepperi and Fruit of the Loom. These are worth l4c. Manufacturturer's Remnant Sale price Ol. only, o2~
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
CONCURRENT ACTION ON STREET
 SHRINKING CONTRACT

Taken Lnst Night After Long Debate = ATie Vote Dissolved by Proaident Con- wny-A New Bridge for Grand Avenue Street Com mmittec Rcco mmc ndations Adopted-Comm merce Street Matter Re- committed-An Adjourned Meeting May 20.
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Wash Dress Goods.

Wash Dress Goods.
 lot 6 cases) of the best quality dress gnghams lawns and batistes in all the most desirable styles and colorings. Remnants from ? to 10 yards and are worth from 25 to 37Mc yd 1Ol Manufacturers sale price. 1AX~ yN
 Gingharns.
 1 lot of fine and beautiful ging. hams in strpes checks and plaid effects; pnks. blues or oxfords; extra fine goods. 29 inches wide worth l9c yd. Manufacturers sale price. 1n. lot of very fine quality gngham. in all the newest colcrings; 27 and 32 inches wde. They are worth 10 and l2Hc Manufacturers Gl Remnant Sale price only. O4~ y1
 r1adras.
 lot of the finest quality madras made by any American mill; in checks, plaids and stfipes all colors; perfectly fast color. Worth 25 cents per yard Manufacturers Remnant Sale 1C1, price, A6z J~
 Percales.
 lot 1000 yards) of yard wide percales; all perfectly fast color. Great range of coors and de- signs to select from worth 10 or l2Hc. G1 Manufacturers Remnant Sale price. O4SJu
 Prints.
 lot of good quality prints in ndigo blues, fancy stripes and shrting prints in such makes as Merrimac Simpson and American. Regular price 5 to 7c pez yd. Manufacturers Ia a Sale Price only, T~ "
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WITHDRAWAL FROM CHINA.

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Silk Ginghams.

lot 1000 yds of some of the most beautiful styles and best quality silk gngham to be found in the market to- day to setor soc yard. OE. Manufacturers Remnant Sale Price only AOe "
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4. If. F. ZION APPOINTMENTS.

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04
BoiIInr.Poiu water.

Most pers ms are apt to regard the
point at whiah the water in the do
nestle saucepan boils as a fixed
quantity. nnqiterable Gs The lava Of
the Modes and Persiars; but tho
cooks III . certain tcwn in New Mex.
leo have discovered that in con 4.
quence Of its great altitu Ie above
he sea. water hollis there Mt 202 de-
grecs e. in stead VI at tho normal Do
degrees. This means that all the
cooking calculations depending upon
he heat of the water have 70 be re-
vise3 Everyth ug from a breakfast
egg to a silver side OF beef takes
longer to COOK than 1t does lower
down In the atmosphe o. Ano her
thing winch initiates against the
calculations OF the ordinary cook of
same town ID That the air ia so DRY
hat vegetables are deprived Of bali
heir natural moisture. and must be
EFT a long time IN water 70 recoyer
themselves before be ng cooked. In
nnnec ion with this matter OF the
boil ug point we might observe that
il our cooks at no ne could only rea-
lie the fact that il is imoo ssible to
heat the wnter in IN open vessel
above boiling point they would save
much of the gas used in SO many
houses for iue!--Chambers Journal.
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Good Work.

The report OF the State Surveyor
General this year will be usually full
and elaborate. No pans have been
spared to maze the annual eport
IN )re than ordinarily comprehensive,
and the force ha been AT work night
and lay for soue tine past. o her
work, too that had been left over
from the time u ex-Suryey or General
Pratt, aud even rs far back rs eight
years ago has been finished up mud
the Office - on IL more business like
basis than in a lOn9 hmo before.
Surveyor General Kelley aud his able
corps OF assistants are to be con.
graduated upon the excellent show
ing they have ma 10 since they AS
sumed charge Of the State Land OF.
flee.
In pass ng it may bs remarked
that the receipts of the ufice for the
past two years will approximate s25U..
OOO-the largest amunnt IN n
similar time since Tia office was es.
Archaeological.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04

WIN Crisler, nm old and highly re-.
spected realdeut Of Carson, has been
committed to tho insane asylum nj
Reno. Mr.. Crisler is IN old G.. AR.
veteran and has been twice Sheriff Of
Ormsby county, besides holding
many other important positions OF
nonor and trust. HIS mania is the
belief 'llnt large sums OF money are
Tue him and his inability to collect
them Tor the benefit ot LII. wife ana
children.
A high wind. with a velocity Of
sixty mites an honr. did considerable
damage in Reno Wednesday night
and Thursday. 4 number III roofs
and chimueys were blown or and
the little daughter OF r w. P.rry
was badly bruised by fall ug debris
lie telephone and electric wires were
badly cripple'i, and it wa the wors,
wind storm experienced there since
1873.
When the stomach is tired ont i,
must have "A rest. but we can't liv
without food. kodol DyspepsiuCur
"dlSests what you eat so that Won
can eat all the good food YOU want
while it is restoring the digestive or.
gan| to health. IL Is the only prepar.
anon that digesis all kinds OF food.
Elk Drug Company.
W. A. Clark OF Montana. who has
been in the East completing financial
plans for the projected railroad from
Salt Lake City TO the Pacific Co. st,
says: Il am going ahead with tho
new road fro Salt Like to Los
Angeles. II will cost SIT, 000.000, aud
the financial arrangements are all
made. Complete surveys 10 S at
Lake have been made ami we shall
begin laying rails from Los Angeles
to San Bernardino soon"
DeWIti's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
tn clean IL the liver, remove obstruc.
nopS and n~viGorate the system. Eiko
Drug Company.
Mrs. Anna Morris Holstein. widow
OF Major William llaymaD Holstem,
and II famous army nurse, is dead ut
her home Ill Red Hill, near Norris.
town. Pa. she was rs years old.
From 1862 until the close Of the war
Mr. H~"lsteIn WAS engaged i'll tho hos
pital service. 1t was m"'-ly .i'--1gr
hn" 1' "rcc atf "..s birs'"ae e. a..
4".rivEs ~ Valley E.ysa" wory p.
chased, rGatu.sj .aa made ur~.sslDic
- NE people.
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First Man to Hoist Ola Glory.

How man! know that Paul Jones'
hands hoIsted the American flag tho
first time it was ever displayed? 1t
was il l'T5 on the flagship Alfred,
to which he was assigned after beng
appointed Il senior lieutenant in our
navy. Following this came his bril-
liant war record. At one time We
read OF his capiaring l6 prizes in six
week; at anotner he either captured
or desl roy cd % vessel, in n months
time: Then comes biz terrific three
hours battle with tbs Ser pis, and
the honors which wore eho wered up
IN him by France aud America after
his victory Some OF these, however,
were empty honors, i'll the shape OF
promises that never were fulfilled. for,
although he greatly wi.hed it, Jones
never saw active service ut sea again
after this battle.
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Lug suic'A sud L.IfS.

The OK Empress Eugenio is des.
crihch III her home III Farnborough,
Surrey, rs Il sud, whi,e.hairrd woman,
bent with rheumatism and spending
most ~ her time III prayer. She il too
iniirm now tU cit n the sanctuary of
the big white church near the nrauso.
leum she had built and under which
are two largo snrchOpllngi IN rcd
granite, laien with wreHthl Of i'm
mnrtellcs, each wreath bearing a
cord on which u royal autograph ia
seen. She haI endowed md e~rtirely
supports tho monastery. Three
black robed Bcncdictine monks pray
constantly Tor the souls Of Napoleon
nnd the prince j poriul. Tho nnni
vcrsnry Of the death OF tho young
prince imperial is n day Of broken.
hcntto sorrow to the Emprcss. who.
indeed, m0urns her double loss every
hour of hcr sud life. Her face is the
saddest ono can possibly imagine
AiSays, even III the zenith OF her
power, II chnritably disposed woman,
eho ~ nov a ~benofactress to tho moor
within her range.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04

This morning Mr.. Chase drove from
his st orc to tho bank with u cigar ho1
containing $40 IN grccnbacks and s5
III lmrd money on the sent beside
him, Arriving Mt the bnDk hc got out
"f the wagon Ia tic his morse md
along came gust of wind and tho
Cushion and cignr box wont tying
through tho air. Tho grecnb.cga
ep'llcd out Uf tho box aud wont Ruil
ing on tho wings OF the wind. Tho
AR was full Of pupcf money Tor awhile
but forum. smiled and Mr.. Chase re-.
covered oil but II s5 grGenback. Gao
OF the bills he found three blocks
a"ay from tho hHuk against Mr..
h"sson'r tuncc. ltyou should luu a
60 gre1Dback, take il 10 Mr.. Chase.
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WEDNESDAYS pA;hY
ALMAGUNDI

a sold. raw day.
Write it 1901 now.
Tie high school opened this morn
Ing with u fair attendance.
IL You want seeds. write to Con
gresham Ne~lande. He has u notice
elsewhere.
Ii you una 10 uny good resolutions
yesterday. stick to them throuLh
thick md thin.
Mr.. aL1 Ms. L. II. Woolverlon OF
81 cret Valley spent News Years in
town with relatives and friends.
New Years passed off very quietly
III Eldo. lhere was plenty OF good
cheer and everybody seemed to enjoy
! the day.
Inu icruen ore busy today putting
NJ t-JZrD "-tcF to cool IL coppers
wtou thr Iascury climbs to the top
81 Tue tLstuuneters.
COioDe! T.. D. HIunroe, who has beer
deputy under Surveyor Generals
BsIknap and Kyle, has resigned and
Major Long will take his place.
AT the beginning OF the century
English was spoken by N.O0U, 900
pe"p!e and now it Is used 10y l3o,OU0,-
UtO. Among the triumphs OF the
nineteenth century that Is one OF the
/ first.
The dance given by the Elko Or
rhcstra last night was n success N
point OF numbers and sociability.
Those III attendance had Il good time
and tho orchestra laid up d few
shekclS.
The pictured face of Miss Maud
Woois, ~ Charlottesville, Va, rs that
NJ the most beautiful woman in the
United States. will appear Oh the
medals Of the Buffalo Pnp-American
exposition.
When Il mau puts "A red hot piece
Of mlnce pie III his mouth. then grabs
II hot cup II tea and ills his mouth
with the iluid, 1t seldom fails in maxi
ing bun warm all over.
The Germans MAKE flannel under.
clothing Of Tie liOre OF pine ueeG .es.
white knee war.ucrs, knitting and
darnmg yarns, cOrk soles, quilts, wad
dag, pane he de soap, mcense and
even cigars una lie fro the same ma
terGal have been exported from Ger
mahy for years.
Ex Speaker OF the House OF Repre-.
scniatIves Thomas Is. Reed while in
Washington recently propouuded the
following conundrum to soLle Of his
Old friends: III the United States
IA Kill IOCOJ Filipiuos i'll ten months
aud call it benevolent assimilation.
how man! did Spain have to kill in
three hundred years TO warrant Tia"
1,nt,- .u designating y,
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
sALsiAGuNDI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Brain left this after
noon for California to take a rest.
Only truth is told OF Trib Inimept
cures. People who know trust rrib'
An epidemic Of distemper has ap
peared among the horses OF Car'o
valley. 1t seems to attack only
young horses.
The editor OF the INDEPENDENT
will leave for Reno this evening tn
attend a meeting OF the Board OF Re-
gents tomorrow night.
A fire broke out at Lovelock last
Saturday, and the town narrowly G
capped being wiped out, as u high wind
was loving. aud theirs are no facili-
ties to light Z fire.
There will be Il dance at the Depot
Hotel tomorrow night. Good nusic
has been engage | and 4 general good
time ID in sight Tor those who attend,
For further particulars see the ad.
In the ca se OF Mcmillan We. Sadler
on motion to strike out and retax the
casts, the Supreme Court has modi
fled its former decision by striking
out items tor typewritnR aggregat-
ing some Sl3l.
A nudIber of new cases OF humps
nave broke out in Carson IN the past
two days. This inf mtIle disease has
made its appearance i'll a particularly
severe form this season, aud it victims
as a rule have Il hard fight to get the
lest Uf it.-News.
The quarterly estimate OF the value
OF foreign COINS made by the director
of Mnts shows that the value Of sill
yer has increased during the last
three months "A per cent. This in
crease is accounted Tor by the abuor-
nal demand.
Dan Stuart, the prize Fl ght pro.
moter, ID iii Carson. 1t ID said that he
ia there for the pupose OF pulling off
d fight between Jctfrics aud either
Fitz-imunns or Sharkey some tirue
in June. IL the members OF the legis
latnre keep their pledges, Stuart will
have to pull oil his fight pretty soon
or look elsewhere for Il fighting
ground.
at II meeting Of Elko Encampmeut
last evening the following officers
we're installed for lne ensuing year
by District Deputy Grand Patriarch
jacob Eggers: A W Hesson, Chief
Prtriarch; \ Bruce, High Priesl; j D
Carroll, Senior Warden; Il K Keyser
scribe; 5 NJ Henley, Treasurer. The
annual report showed I'm increase OF
two in the membership, with more
C ,ndidates in sight.
Young men are fighting sh, Of Da.
Wis, West Virginia. There is Dung
strong "oman there who lies in wait
-" r5rhi lime ,"U
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-01-04

A great commouon seems to have
taken place among railway circles
owing to the contemplated through
car service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This il not a new de.
parture by any means. Gs the Denver
IL Rio 6 rnnde Railroad Company and
its connections have been operating q
through a service between the Pa
chic and Atlantic coast 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. a Pullman porter is as.
signed to each ear. These cars are
also under the personal supervision
~ " Srcc'-' - .1.s'.r rr.
""7" - JEss o SEQ tha7 g .
gers 40 g,yeu every comfort nnd al.
.'vu. For fi5ther information. np.
TO any agent. - e = Neyias,
GagorHl ARCmi, or 70 II ~. Gushing
I-uyciing Paaleag"r Agent, ID. x Il.
u. II. r., 5S West ard South st. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
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STATE or ONO. Cry or TOLEDO

Lucas Co"SrY ~
FRANK j.. CHENEY makes oath that
he IS tho senior partner Of the lirm OF
F.J. CHENEY e CO.. doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County ana State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case Of ca.
tarrh that cannot DO cured 10y tho use
OF HALLS CATAGRu Cugg.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of De.
cumber, y. d., 1886.
srn.( a. w. Gleason.
10y Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken in
%ternally and acts directly on the
blood and MUCOUS surfaces of tb.
system. Send for Testimonials free.
T.. }. CHENEY K co, Toledo. O
Sold b. Druggists, 7jc.
Halle Family Pillo aro the best.
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-PresbyterInn Church.

Theme for IL II. M. Janu Try 9Th;
The Presbyterian Church in the
Nineteenth Century"
Topic for 7 p. M: 3Ihs Achieve
ments Of the Nineteenth Century"
Subject for Christian Endeavor at
G p. IN: "a ForwarI Look
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Seeds.

Congressman Francis G.. Rowland,
has receive hi quota OF seeds for
'he year 1900 and will be pleased to
send them to any quo addressing him
ut the House Of Representatives,
Warrington, d. G. All applications
must be in 10y March LIST.
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Gle. ..rH T. ;rsru.l 49,,
Tj3 men ana 2,3s7 women. In 1899
tie people Of ,ne United Suites spent
It9T.2Sl Gl2 to educate their children,
winch liz 80 81 per capita OF popula.
ton and 81 % per capita Of the chill
drcn OF The school age.
II seems. according to official re-
ports, that there are no less than
10000 Iercrs i'll tho Philippine archi
pelaGo. Tmut IL a nice piece OF news
Tor the lmpcriulists. Lcprosy has
existed there since 1889. when
the Japahese emperor sent 100
lepeB thore, making that region a
dumping ground Tor them. 4
house to house inspection began last
January showed more than 100 lepers
concealed III dwellings,. rhey were
sent to Ii hogpit"l, but IA good many
escaped into the surrounding country.