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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31
INCREASE OF CIRCULATION.

The increase in the volume of United States currency in the last hve years has been remarkable. In 1896 the total volume was $1,5Ss. .OOO.OOo; now it is s2.1S4, 900, 900. -.:
 This increase of nearly 42 per cent in the brief period of five years The Atlanta Journal says, lis without pre- aodant when we consider that it repre- aon+s nothing but absolutely sound Tooney. There have been many greater arowths of a nations currency in even shorter time, but they were the result If infation. There can be no limit to sucb increases, but in our case every dollar that has been added to the cur rencv is as good as gold. The per cap ita circulation has grown from $2l.O' in 1896 to $2S07 in 1901, an increase ol about 33 per cent in five years.
 Though business has grown immense ,v within the last five years, the cur rency has kept pace with it, and thet' is no reason for complaint that the vol ume of money is not large enough to the needs of the country.
 The scarcity of collateral may De Tel
 often by would-be borrowers, but ther' is an ample supply of money"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31
Victor H. Hanson. Manager of Aover &ssinr Foreign and Local.

Tne Advertiser will bs found on sale In .nA soiIovtng cities at the places named: ]: Hotel, UnsoS De
 pet Diningroem. Parkers Prug s'ore' MoRILE-A.- A Hall. Battle House.
 kELNA-Hotol Albert. sa kTI.ANTA~KinbaliH House News stand. NEW YORK-Rrentano's. Union saGaIe' BUFFALO-Al ab m Exhibit Fah- wAsHINGToNEM Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31

w A. Scott Circulation Manager ob The Moutxomery Advertiser, being dIAy sworn. saysy The forsgoing statement t e. The Advertisers circulation TOT .ne non.S nnS oS Jnly. 1901, Is true and correct. ana SompIied after all returns from newseoys. news agents and leftover copies nave been deducted. W:A A oG res this Sworn to and subscribed Oeiore Ao
 ''" u"' F. W. JACKSoN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31

It always makes a man mad when in af- ter years his wife lauhs at the recollec- ton of how he proposed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-31

McKeesport. Pa. has a Mayor who is a good model not to follow. Last Mon day a man was arrested and sent to the workhouse for being drunk. When questioned about. the charge against the man the Mayor replied:
 Oh. there was no charge. Just arrested him and sent him up. Charges are not necessary in the McKeesport police court
 And when the Mayor was reminded that there were no witnesses against the man. his reply was:
 Oh. that is always the case. We not no hold hearings in McKeesport- We just ar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
TO PARTITION BOLIVIA.
Chill submit. such Proposition. but Il
Turned Down by Peru.

Washington. Jan. 10. - Information
has been received in an official quarter
In Washington that Chill recently sub.
mittcd the astounding proposition 10
four other South American govern.
ments that Bolivia be partioned between
them
This proposition WAS promptly reject
ed by Peru and the Lima government,
As a further sign Of It's displeasure. has
requested the Chilian government 20 re.
call its minister, Custodio vicuna. The
attitude Of Brazil, Argentine and Para.
quay cannot he learned, but there is no
expectation, in view Of the determined
refusal Of Peru, that steps viii be taken
in line with the Chilian proposal
Bolivia is weak nation and could
not singly resist an attack by the troops
Of any one Of the nations named, with
the possible exception Of Paraguay.
much less the united forces Of several
governments.
The proposition TO partition Bolivia
is not the first move Chill has made 20
estrange Peru aud Bolivia. During the
war with Chill an envoy was sent 10
the Bolivian camp for the purpose Of In.
ducing President IAza 10 abandon his
Peruvian ally. but the attempt was un.
successful.
II is believed here that Chili's propo-
sition 10 partition Bolivia is due 20 her
desire 10 end the alliance existing be-
tween that country and Peru, in order,
II is said. that she may formally take
possession Of the provinces Of Tacna
and AFRICA.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
Vote on the Canal Biil.

Washington. Jan. la.-The Repub.
lioan senators have decided not % set "A
day, AZ least for the present. for taking
mp the Nicamguan canal bill. The de.
cision was reached AFTER an hour and "A
half spent In caucus and was unanimous
The caucus was called largely because
Of Senator Morgan's opportunities in
behalf II the bill and an earnest effort
was made 10 effect a satisfactory solu.
tion Of the problem. There was gen.
eral exchange Of views and many
speeches were made, but after all had
been said the senators concluded that
N long n Great Britain's attitude
toward the amendments 20 the Hay.
Pauncefote treaty is underlined IL would
not be wise or eKpedient 10 agitate the
question Of the construction Of the pro.
posed canal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
CUBAN CONSTITUTION.
II IL Bsisg Hurried to Try and 0s, Geo.
Eres. to Ratify.

Washington. Jan. i9.-The report
from Havana that the Cuban constitu.
tion may bs completed in time % bs
considered at this session Of congress
has led 20 the discussion in congression.
al circles n 70 the procedure likely 10
b. adopted ON a document 81 this char.
acter. II is expected that the constitu.
tion will be- forwarded 10 the president
and by him submitted 90 congress, prob
ably with recommendations In the
understanding prevails that any action
on the subject must be- framed by the in
sular committee. But IL is not clear
what action II any is called for relative
60 the constitution Of what is held % b.
foreign territory. except as il contains
provisions regarding the United States.
Chairman Cooper of the insular com.
mittee, says it will not be for congress
70 pass upon or ntify a constitution a.
II isf0r Cuhans 70 do this for themselves.
He thinks 1t probable, however. that a
declantory resolution could be framed,
expressing the views Of congress as 10
the suiiciency Of the constitution in en-
suring a stable and pacific government
for Cuba and perhaps laying down q
general plan turning over the island
affairs 10 Cuhans as soon as their con.
stitutional systems are put into practice.
In this. however, the purpose would NOS
b. 10 much 70 pass on a constitution q
20 see that the United States pledges Of
the pacific government were carried out.
In case the constitution provides for
American prOtectOmte or give other pro
visions relating 10 the United States,
special ac.ion might BE- required beyond
"A mere resolution approving the system
proposed
Chairman Knox of the committee on
territories expresses the belief that there
will not b. the slightest chance of ad.
mncing the constitution N il can be
considered n this session Of congress.
and he expects the Fabian policy by
which the Cubans will slowly perfect
their system and the United STAGES will
gradually determine upon the ultimate
relations which are % exist between this
country and Cuba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
WASHINGTON news.
The Senate Passes the Army Bill
With Amendments
CLAIMS OF CRAMPS.
The BIll Aggregates si, i,se7,sA and
Is for Damages In Delay Of the
Government 10 Furnish Ar.
NOR Plate for Ships.

Washington. Jan. l9.-Just before
Q O'Clock yesterday evening the senate
finally disposed Of the army rcorganiza-
ton bill. The measu having origi.
mated In the senate the final questions
was not upon its passage. but upon
agreeing 10 the senate amendments
They were agreed 10 by vote Of % to
%. While the party lines were drawn
ON the measure, four Democrats voted
for IL. Senators Lindsay Of Kentucky.
MclAurin Of South Carolina. Morgan
Of Alabama and sullivan Of Mississippi
Senator Hoar was paired against the
bill with Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin
A determined effort was made TO
amend the bill ~ as to provide asninst
sale Of liquor in the Philippines and to
prohibit the importation Of any kind Of
intoyicants into the islands. but il was
defeated.
A noted speech was delivered during
the day by Mr.. Hale Of Maine. who,
while opposing the increase in the
strength Of the army stated cogently
his reasons for supporting the bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
scorpion wni Remain.

Washington. Jan. l9,-The orders to
the Scorpion 10 proceed from LAguayara
10 Guanaeo have been countermanded
and she willremain at IAguayara where
her presence is regarded as necessary.
BY direction Of the state department
Minister Loomis has protested 10 the
Venezuelan government against the ex.
orcise Of censorship over any Of his oiii
cial communications and it is under.
stood the protest has been effective.
Navy department officials deny that
any instructions have been given 10 the
North Atlantic squadron TO move over
from Florida 10 Venezuela. The ships.
however, are in perfect cruising trim
and could sail within few hours after
the receipt Of the orders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Washington, Jan 10. 90 The house
spent all Of yesterday on the bill TO re.
fer % the court of claims tho claims Of
the William Cmmp & Sons Shipbuild-
ing company Of Philadelphia. for dam.
agcs into the delay Of the government
ip furnishing armor plate and material
for the hattleships Massachusetts and
Indiana and the cruisers New York and
Columbia The claims aggregate 81.
S67.2lI.
The bin has been conspicuous AZ every
session Tor several years II met with
strenuous efforts and determined oppo-
sition Of the minority under the leader.
ship of Mr.. McDermott Of New Jersey
and Mr. Robb u Missouri 4 filibus,er
was finally begun. but its advocates al
length succeeded In having the previous
question ordered upon the bill. The
house then adjourned.
The ordering of the previous question
gives the bill tactical advantage in a
parliamentary way which practically in.
sures a vote upon Il whenever IL II call.
cd up again
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Dallas, Jan l9.-The annual meeting
Of the state grand lodge Of the indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows will be-
held In Dallas, commencing Feb 4 and
continuing one week. There are about
800 members IN this body, and il Is be.
lieved that nearly all Of them will at.
tend Committees have been. appointed
to arrange for their entertainment Ed
% Smith, chairman Of the committee
ON transportation, says that a favorable
round trip rate has been secured from
OIL The roads ontering Dallaa.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

where they secured a license ana were
married.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
rate to cenf.d.rnle n.nnIon.

Mcmphis Jan. ig--Ata meeting of
the general passenger agents Of Mem-
phis terminal lines It was recommended
that for the occasion of the United Con
federate Veterans reunion 30 be held In
this city May 2s. 20 aud 30. rate Of
cent mile 10 and from Memphis to be
hade. For distances greater than 200
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Washington. Jan. l9-More than so,
900 pension claims in the Office Of Milo
b Stevens & Co, were destroyed in the
FIRE Friday night Many Of the papers
were TO be used as evidence in attempt
ing 10 secure favorable action by the
pension office ON claims and cannot be
replaced. In addition 10 the pension
claims there were destroyed thousands
Of claims pending before the treasury
department and patent Office. In these
the loss will fall upon the claimants.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Wichita, Kas, Jan. i9.-A dispatch
received here Friday night giving
meager details Of the holding up Of tlio
Bank Of Bristow. /. T., by outlaws,
states that the president Of the hank
was shot Ave times and mortally
wounded. The robbers got away with
the banks cash. but posse is in pur.
suft
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Ramsay, Ill, Jan. i0.-George Well
Ter Of this place advertised for a wife,
and among the numerous responses was
one from Miss Anna Wagner Of Sc,
Louis Weller thought the young lady
would fll the bill and telegraphed her
10 come at once She arrived Tuesday
morning and the happy couple departed
on the II O'Clock train for Vandalia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

New York. Jan. l9.-General Andrew
jackson MacKay, a veteran Of the civil
war, died after a few days illness in
this city He was quartermaster gen.
sral on the staff Of General w. Thomas.
who commanded the army Of the Cum
bcrland. He possessed ranch in Texas
until the war begun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

warahachie. Tex. Jan. is.-Ths 3
year.old child Of Mr.. Parish living four
miles west Of this place. drank almost
m entire can Of oonoentrated lye Ply.
sicians were hastily summoned and
medical attention given. bat hopes Of
lie recovery are doubtful
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20
WIN Have Another Carnival.

New York, Jan i9-Dan A. Stuart,
has arrived in this city from Nevada
and said that Carson City viii have
another pugihstic carnival next spring.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-01-20

Iniies tickeiS WA ~ Iaa1y.s 0ii sac sluy
IS. 20 and "a. and Cor distances les
than 200 miles the dates Of sales 10 be
the 2s. 20 and 30. good returding
June
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-05
a G Dawiey.
Clerk.

An Act to provide for the building
aud equipment OF a hospital for
students at the Nevada State Uni
versity. A%ppropriatcs s55JU.
An Act requiring Registry agents
to file with the County Clerks d list
or the registered voters in their pro-
cincts aud requiring each County
Clerk to certify the eame to the
Secretary OF State. Requires every
registry agent, before receiving pay,
to send to the County clerk a COM
piete list OF the voters OF his pre-.
cinct, with their ages and postotiice
nddress. Tho county clerk Ii re-
quired to forward Il certified COPY
of the list to the Secretary Of State.
An Act relntmg to electlnus and
to more fully secure the secrecy Of
the ballot. Makes it unlawful for
clerks and inspectors Of Gle C ION to
place any mark upon any ballet
other than II spoiled" ballot.
An Act to provide for the execution
Of II warrant issued for the unrest of
any PERSON charged with u public OF.
Tense, in any county nf this State.
Provides TINT Il warrant issued to a
peace officer may be served in any
county Of the State.
An Act relating Ia the preparing
and printing the biennial report Of
the Secretary OF State, Clerk of the
Supreme Court and State Librarian.
Provides for the printing of these re.
ports under the same cover. Not
less than 1000 copies o more than
300 shall be printed.
An Act authorizing n State loan.
Authorizes the State to borrow S47lO 90
fro u the school fund for the use of
State and S27, goo from the State
University fund and the University
fund for the use OF the State Uni.
versity.
An Act to provide for the necessary
furniture, painting and repairs upon
the State Capt. building aud State
printing office, Approprintes sG.UO.
An Act authorizing the use OF rock
III the old state Prison walls at Reno
Tor rrpnirrng and building purposes
Mt the asylum and University.
An Act to provide for the payment
10y the State Tor certain Indebtedness
incurred during the Spnnish-Ameri.
can war. Appropriaies SlI.50 to pay
the Carsor News and Carson Appeal
for printing, recruiting and enlist
ment Hanks and muster rolls.
An Act providing for the appoint
ment and payment Of IL Stats Agent
mt Wash uRt"n To attend to the Ger.
LITIGATION Of lands granted by Con-
grpss tO the State and ouch other
business us may he referred to him
10y the Governor. AnproprIntes $3.50
as snlar, for Two ) eHre.
An Act fixing aud regulating the
5~liaries OF the Assessor and Treas-
urer and Recorder OF Washoe county
mud their deputies.
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lFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
SALMAGCNDI

james Holland Of North Fork is IN
town.
There If nothing uew in the small.
pox situation.
John b. Paul OF Battle Mountain
Ia looking over the Elko coal fields
today.
Joe Carroll's many friends will he
glad to learn that he has sworn uff
smoking cigarettes.
Mrs. J. F.. Holland has returned
from her visit to friends III the west.
ern part az the State.
a hobo nipped u pair Of pants from
the En2ler Comp4ny's store this
afternoon Con iable Mccoy ar
rested him and recovered the stolen
property. &c.
The Tribune says that twelve tons
OF strained honey was shnppel from
Lovel"ck last week to Hamburg Ger
many, The honey was put up i'll live
gallon cans, two cans tn the Cas-
The Carson and Reno papers fail
ing to come TO time thus morning we
are without my uewa from the meet
ing ~ the assessorI. Ii il Is moi out
of place, .he INDEPENDENT wuuld
say that the mail service ON the Cen
trail Pacific is damnable.
The local oil company yeste, day
ma ie "a contract with W. +. AIdrich
OF Gear Like. Utah. to sink a well
to Il depth u 1000 feet ON their prop
erty. Mr.. Aldrich left last ni.ht for
Urah to load and ship his drilling
ma :hine to Eiko with all possible
dispatch. As all the parties to the
CO tract me IN business, Elku may
la re "a flo y uR OIL well within u few
weeks.
The commissioners found too much
work To finish up yesterday aud held
IL meeting today. The appointment
nr ii fish and game warden under the
law passed by the late lamented leg
islaiure caused the commissioners IA
good deal Of brain worry. The mat
ter was finally settled by fixing the
compensation at $40 per month und
requiring Il bond in the sum OF Sl0dU
for the faithful performance Of the
duties Of the Office. Tho honor OF
beng the hrst game warden "i Elko
county vas unanimously conferred
upon Charles NJ. lIaws, who filed Ills
bond aud took the oath OF office this
afternoon. VinlaIors OF the game
and fish laws should beware.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
jALMAGUNDl.

Tho wool market il bracing up,
Truapah has over one hundred i'll
habit"nts and is still growing.
The commissioners completed their
work yesterday afternoon and ad-
j urned.
DIR. and Mrs. Hood Of Battle Noun.
tain same up la Il night and returned
this Afternoon.
Tho hobo who nipped the pair of
pants from. Engler's store Yesterday
Plcad guilty today and went to Jail
for fifteen days.
The Carson News says tint the
validity Of the iluIdesty insurance
Law will be settled at m early date, il
having been brought before the Su.
preme Court 10y maudamus proceed.
Ings und will be argued today.
A~EUinallO has haI taken the oath
Of allegiance and promised 10 behave
himself in the future. NutwitIst and
ing lis taking the oath. he 10 still
held ms IL pr 'oner by General Mac.
Arthur.
The repOrts Of tho Marine Hospital
service, just out. shows there have
been IL Eases of plague in San Fran.
Gin ~ nfli,,rIIy rn,,,al .;,., ,I,o L.,
ginning ~ the wear, III Of them fatal.
Since March G., 1870, thiriy.,wo cases.
all fatal, have been officially reported
President lIadiey. Of Yale. says
there will be an Emperor ON II throne
III Washington wi,nin - years unless
tie power Of the trusts is controlled
There IL no need to worry, however.
Some day the American people will
wake Mp, aud then they will do a lot
Oi correcting Of hbuses in u very
short time Cleveland Leader.
Ono old San Angelo darkey has the
right idea about the smallpox scarr.
Ito remarked the other dry to one Of
IL druggists: HSay. bose. dey pin'l
no use in bonn skecrcd at lris hcah
smallpox. Ef MI de folks 'ud he vas
clined lax dey on !ht to be. den de,
wnnld'i hab nothn' but II light casc
Oh celluloii " DIZZY wuz to ketoh it,
Sun Angelo Standard.
Lust night Constable Mccoy ar
70 ed Esther Cornado. Il suiled dove,
for selling liquor without first procnr.
ing Il license. Sho wa laken to j.il
md aItcrward Released on the deposit
Oi slW cash bail. The constable
caught Etther in the net and she will
have To rxpInin 10 Justice Morgan,
Tho hearing is sct for I o'clock to.
morrow afternoon.
A sensational Islander euit IL now
engaging the attention Of the District
Court aud II jury ut GrDoH, Douglas
county. Two y0nuG aud prcposs"ss
ing millinery girls arc RskurV TINT
$4,000 zach no awarded them on two
separate cults against ono ~ tie
wehlthicst women Of DuugIaa count,
Mrs. Anna Bsrram. Tho casua a Z,
attracting unusual attention. md -
Tar much sensational evidence I'm.
Oecn introduced. Tho u o If he ~
tried with open doora, mud up to III,
present time both attorneys and wi
neesca have called n Spade a spado.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-05
An D1d sight.

Tho snow which Ina BEEN acCumu.
lntIng Oh MI Ddvius0n during tho
part fow months VIVA disturbed Scs.
tcrday toy II seeming concentration.
on the apex ~ the mountain, ~ tho
north wind, blowing With II force so
ST. adj TINT for some hours dnrinR
tho forenoon, Il WHO WA uOt y.urly
tau.iliur with tile phenomenon. would
ina gao lint the top ~ tho mountain
was emitting smok,. SO Horcc were
the Efforts Ui tho wiUd TINT the SNOWY
PARTICLES reached ~ hugh us tie top of
the flag pole rud lofi tile peak Of the
mountain bare aud blnCK. ~ seen
ftOm q street and oiumr PORTIONS Uf
tho t0Ru.--VIfsiuia IhrJnicie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-05
Official b,,do =, ,ou,

Official bonds Of following officers
we're examined and approved: B. B.
Larios, us road supervisor Of Bryan
district; Charles NJ. Haws ar 6sh and
zane warden.
Upon motion it was ordered TINT
G NJ. Gardner be and he is hereby
appointed rounty physician for month
IT April. 1901, at compensation OF
500 per month, to attend all patients,
whether inmates OF hospital, Jail or
pesthouse.
The clerk was ordered to write to
the varions road supervisors or in.
%Fpectors relative to guide boards, etc,
in their respective districts.
The board adjourned until May
G, 1901.
ATTEST: A G Dawley.
Clerk.
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j. Is. ABEL.
IT. spital Steward.


Deafness Cannot ITO Cured
by l,cnl applications ns they cannoi
reach the diseased portion Of the eur.
llIoro In only ono way to cure deaf
Doss, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness ia caused by an
milamcd condition Of the mucous lin.
ing Of the Er5tachnn Tube. When
this tube gets milamcd you have a
rumbling sound OF imperfect hearing
and when il is entirely closed deaf
ness Ia the result, and unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored Ia it's normal condition
bearing will DO destroyed forever
n,nc cases out Of ten arc caused 10y
catnrrh, which 10 nothing but mn IN.
tlumed condition ~ the mucous sur
fHCcs.
Wo will give Que Hundred Dollart
Tor any Caso 81 Deafness tcaused by
cRtnrrh) TINT cnunot bo cured by
,iall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
Address, +. J. CHENEY &CO.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are tho boat.
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EIko has q Lholngtnnh ,llnty. N

Eiko has photograph ,liory. Mr..
q. i. DOwo. the San Frauciaco pI,u.
tographcr has opened his gallery and
Sisi remaIn IN ElkO Tor Il short time
only. WITHOUT exception he ~ doug
the finest work ever sccu III thls
section. Iic 10 MAKING tho Car
brnrtis orPlatiuum ri exclusively,
It il absolutely permaucni, aud he
guarantees liis WORK Ia please every
btdy. Finu work Mt reasonable
prices IL something seldom seen 10
EIW". md We Hdvm, ever, on TO uukr
advantage Of lis 'LOrt stay among
Us. Gallery Uppositu irvigh: depot. =
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al had piles 50 bad I could get no
rest nor fluid II cure until [ tried de-
Wits Itch Hazel Salve. After
n-,nR II once, ! forgot | ever had any.
thing like Piles T.. 9. Buice. Sonrers
30 ut. N. Y Look nni for limitations,
b. sure you ask for Dewitt's. Elxo
Drug Company. :
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF EIkO County Cattle Association.

The annual meeting of the Elko
County Cattle Association will be
held at the Courtroom, in Elko, at 2
o'clock p. M, Saturday, April 6, 1901.
A full attendance is requested, as mat.
ners Of Importance, including the cleo.
ton Of officers, will come before the
meeting.
GEORGE RUSSELL,
u. w. BRUCE, President
Secretary.