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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13
Authoritative statement az to Miss washing.
ton at Wellesley.
From 'hc Boston Ercniac Trarserip,

From hc Boston Ererfnr Trarscr'p',
VIII you allow me to make a brief statement IN
regard to Miss Portia hshngton, about whose
career at Wellesley some erroneous and Injurious
reports have been circulatci'
Miss Washington entered Wellesley last autumn
as special student, There are always such stu
dents at Wellesley, none OF whom ever lodge in
college buildings. Last year there were nineteen
special students. Tho means that such student
Is not = member OF any regular class But chooses
work In several OF the departments Of the college
as may best suit her desires, Miss Washington
was exactly on the same footing any other special
SUDDEN, In college and conducted herself IN n lady.
Ike and hitting way In every respect.
There Is absolutely no truth IN the sstcmcn,
that her presence was the cause OF cmbarrass-
mcnt TO the authorities OF Wellesley. She LETT
entirely OF her own accord. having never Intended
to pursue regular college course the authorities
al Wellesley were perfectly aware.
CAnntISr HAZARD,
onn,c Of the President, wellesley College.
Wrii.EsLgy, Mass NOv. :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

The immense popular demonstration
about ROLAND h. MoLISEUX after his ac-
quittal cannot b" attributed solely to mere
sympathy for Young man who has escaped
IN" death penalty. In our opinion. this
remarkable exhibition Of friendly interest
i'll MoLISEuX expressed, in great meas
urc, public disgust with the unprofessional
rufiitnism and frantic effort to achieve a
personal triumph displayed 10y the Assistant
District Attorney who conducted the prose-
cution throughout the long trial under
Judge GoFF. Fortunately. he WAS SIC pped
by Judge LAMBERT.
or the mournful part played by Judge
Corr /, Is unnecessary to speak. But the
Assistant District Attorneys performance
was n disgrace to the bar and a very whole
some thing il is to have appreciation of that
act crop out among the people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

regular H'puoi'ans '..'''''..'''''''''''.''.'
Adi"ks Republicans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
II we understand the courage and en-
durance Of the Regular Republicans Of
Delaware who have been fighting Adj
dicksism for years, the situation will not
be greatly changed so far IA they are
concerned should it now become AD-
DICKS plus Federal patronage that they
have 20 contend against.
The case might be different If the
reasons for resistance were reasons of
politics and political expediency or adj
vantage But the opponents Of Adj
dickslsm have been standing and are
standing for the honor Of their State
and the dignity Of its representation in
the United States senate. The fortif-
cation of Mr.. AppICKs's faction and the
furtherance Of Mr.. ADDICKs's persistent
personal ambition by help from Wash
lngton are not likely to alter their ideas
of principle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

A Tammany capture of the Board of Alder
men was inc vitabc the moment that Tam
many disclosed any increase Of strength.
The trouble was that there was no party
behind the fusion forces to hold them in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13
The Appointment OF MIR. Byrno In
Delaware.

We may remark that the newly elected
Legislature in Delaware will be made up
as follows, with one district in Kent
county tie:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

Customer That mus, be very rare bed.
Dealer-lt Is, indeed Washington never slept
n IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

Timely Warning
Her Father 81. young man You want to All rn,
shoes "' NV
Her Suitor-llltry sir
her Father Wen, myou did your Art &C, would
be 10 kick yourself Nv "o"a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-13

PARIs-K.o1sgc No l.. nrsr Grand Hotel. and
Kiosque No 10 Boulevard dos Capuciuc'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

Pullman car and spind the rest Of
me days in luxury
''Mike removed his pipe FROM
his mouth, sighed as he looked at
his empty pail, and said:
"'Well, we'll now, would yezi
I'd buy me one of the big corner
saloons with all the lookin' glas.
SEES, and iv'ry time I took a drink
I'd see mesilf twenty-fOur times
takin' it,
''The whistle summoned them to
work, when Jim gave his opinion.
"HOlding his lame old back
with one hand, and reaching for
his shovel, he declared:
IF / had a millyun dollars I'd
add two feet to the handles of
these shovels.'"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
SHORT STORIES
MedeiT Tore.
He Was Needed

The front door bell rang furious
", says the Chicago Journal. A
head adorned with shaggy and IN
manageable whiskers was thrust
out Of the chamber window, and a
voice that fitted the beard enquir-
ed, "Who is iti"
"Oh, is this Mr.. Higginsi''
came q shrill voice from the shade
Of the doorway below.
eyes"
"Please come to No. Al High
street Just as quick as you can,
and bring your instruments"
81 amt no dOctOr-Pm q car
penter. DR.. Higgins lives two
doors below" and the window
was coming down with a slam,
when "Please, sir" said the little
voice, cts you we want. Pa and
ma is shut up in the folding bed,
and we can't get 'em Outl"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
predestInsd obssoules.

One morning, while visiting in
Richmond, says a writer in Har-
per's, / overheard the following
conversation between my hostess
and the cook:
"Please Mis- GawdOn, may l git
out mex Sunday to go to the fun
eral Of a friend OF minef"
"Next Sundayf Why, Eliza,
this is only Monday! They would
not put a funeral off for a week."
"Yes'm," respectfully; ''but
dey has to, cause he amt dead
yit."
Not dead! 1 am positively
ashamed Of you. How can you be
so heartless as to arrange to attend
the funeral ola man who is still
livingi Why, he may not die at
ALL"
'Yes'm, but he will; dey amt
no hope"
cit is impossible to say that
Eliza; the best doctors are often
mistaken. But even if they do
know a case to be hopeless, they
cannot predict the exact time OF a
mans death with such a certainty
that the funeral can be arranged
so long beforehand"
"Yas'h," with calm assurance;
''but he will be buried mex Sun
day, for all dat, cause he's gwin'
to be hung on Friday"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

"Have you a revised copy of the
New Testament in the library, Miss
Reidi" asked the young man, who
was making an evening call, says
Stray Stories.
"NO, Mr.. Slow" she replied, I
regret to say we haven't"
whats a revised cOpyG" ask
ed Bobby, who had been permitted
to sit up latter than usual.
"YOu are rather young, yet,
Bobby, to understand matters
said his sister, kindly. "a re-
vised copy means that certain
changes have been made in the
Bible which were considered nee
essary to a better understanding of
the text. Now you had better run
of to bed-there's a good boy.''
The young man could scarcely con-
ceal his admiration.
Well, if that's what it is" said
Bobby, Hour family bible is revis-
ed, cause pa changed it the other
day. He scratched out the date
of your birth and made it three
years later. He told ma something
about you and Mr.. Slow, and said
it wouldn't do any harm nohow,
and, if Mr.. Slow wanted to look at
it might do a deal of good" Pres
emily the young man went away,
and a family consultation was held.
1t resulted in BObby's passing a
sleepless night.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
Uses For a Million.

Seated with some congenial GRO
MES in a cool corner Of a roof gar.
den the other night was James
COnnOr Roach, actor, playwright,
Wit and recOnteur, says the Phila-
delphia Times. They had been
discussing wealth and what it
meant to be a man of millions,
when Roach said:
"NOW, how many of us here to-
night know what 81, 600, 900 really
meansf How many people in
general knOWf
"SOme think of a million as a
check for that amount signed by
George Gould and endorsed BY
Russell Sage. Others picture
great heaps Of gold.
When 1 hear poor chaps like Us
speaking of millions I think of the
story Of three Of my countrymen
who were digging a sewer in Ken
sington.
'"They had shovels with very
short handles, and the dirt had to
be thrown higher the deeper they
dug, so the longer they worked
the more energy had to be expend-
ed.
zone noon hour, they we're seat
ed along the fence, eating dinner,
Pat said:
Byes, do yez know what I'd
do fl had millyun dollarsi I'd
buy mesilf q job as porther on a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they Ill
Ter out the waste OF
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or oui
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches
maiism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due 10 neglected
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

The state press is now urging
the farmers to plant wheat, but
why we are unable to see. Past
experience has proven that the
climatic conditions of this section
are not suitabla for wheat growing
and that it is an Improbable crop.
The purchase of four or five bar
rels of -four is not what keeps the
farmer behind, but when he spends
his hard-earned money for corn
and meat, then he is on dangerous
ground. Say FIVE acres Of land
would be required to raise wheat
enough to furnish the farmer his
flour a year. This same land
would produce from three to five
bales Of cotton, and at the ex-
tremely low price Of FIVE cents per
pound would pay for his -four and
leave him lots of money besides.
The average Mississippi farmer is
not in the experimental business,
but is tilling the soil for a liveli-
hood. Corn and meat can be rails
ed in abundance in all parts Of the
state, and happy is the man who
has a crib full Of corn and a smoke
house packed with home raised
meat.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Il used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for It's
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits E1
BY all druggists in fifty F5NtGs
cent and o~ne-dollar siz- R lF,ss
es. You may have
sample bottle by mail Home OF svamDRooa
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., B~inghamton, N. Z.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
KOREA'S LATEST.

Perhaps the most important item
in this weeks foreign news is the
announcement that Korea has or
ganized her first brass band OF
forty pieces, every piece played
by a native, and has had a nation
al hymn made to fit it.
Buckle, historian of "civiliza-
tiOn," exposed his limitations by
strangely emitting the brass band
and the national hymn from his
list Of things symtomatic of en-
pire building. History holds no
record Of a great nation without
a brass band and something in the
line of 'Der Yacht am Rhine"
the "Marsellaise'' or 'My country
'Tis of Thee" nor any record Of
an uncivilized race that had either
one or the other. The tOm.tOm is
savage, the strtnged instrument
half civilized; the band of brass,
with the drum major in front, is
civilization rampant and strident.
Every intelligent observer OfOur
own national life knows that the
first sign a small town shows Of
expansion into a large city is the
formation Of a brass band. Trade
commerce, agriculture, wealth,
pOpulation-all follow the band.
KOrea's band, so our minister to
that nascent nation says, not only
plays the newly built anthem
''GOd Save the Emperor" but
also d~iscOurses in perfect time the
dulcet melodies Of'AnnieR Rooney"
and 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue"
This means that Korea has surely
entered the race for world power.
The time is not far off when all
London and New York will sit
spellbOund-best seats S1.00-
while the waltz, the march and
exc the ragtime of the hermit
kingdom is dispensed by the band
of some Korean SOusa.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03

When 3 girl sits on the porch, and
looks out into the dark, che likes to
give the impression that she is look
ing into the future.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Maks Impure Blood.

An the blood IN your BODY passes through
your kidneys onoe every three minutes.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1902-09-03
$i5 to $ie a Week

salary for an intelligent man or woman n each
town. Permanent position. so cents Per
hour for spare time, Manufacturer, Box ne,
Philadelphia
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
TnE hHGUMESr ron IMPERIALISM

The opponents i'll aud ont uf congress
Of the administration bill for the govern
mcnt Oi tlr Philippine islands are
bcratcd 10y its udvocate- fnI ubItructiug
ITS passnge. We are told that every day
the bill is delayed .he real object wo
process IL ppstponci-nn namely. the
preparation Of the Filippuos 10 exercise
"u! rnIJI the rrih substance 0f home
rule and practical Amer,.nn in depend.
cnrc.
II hnnrH "",h,ug to the iriperlalists
that large aud respectable part OF the
peupl" uhj"ct tu die culoni ,lI-m that II
cmhndi II III fhc echemc Hnd that il Is
mo lele,i after the np,t / upe Il Tor ~
cmpl0! ed III similar enterprises III the
'a0st mnDarchIal governments Of
Europe
We are bilndiy told that some form Of
-iimitcd Imperialism is absolutely
required by tire situation; that the
character ~ the Filiyp ma, their con
di'Iou and ne scssti"s, make it wise it'd
altogether cI ,riirnt hat they be govern.
,'l for an IN letinitc time after AN auto
crntii flsmun that il repn.uun: to our
trndi iunul ideas Il what IL republican
or democratic.
The issuc thus ten ic-ci is one uv0n
winch the pc ppic nave not yet had fulI
hnd lair opportunity to express III, ir
desires ana it Is the purpose u the re-.
puhllta Impcrl Ills's 10 drive II through
congress bc ore un appeal can bc made
t" the people 81 her tn approve or con.
dcnn II.
WmiC IN the pending dehrtcs III con.
grr~S much may he uctt"dly -aiI lint IL
no, german * ictly, and often wide Uf
the real mark. yet thc opponents to the
measure are clearly hight III ii. hting it's
adoption with every means tha: they
can IegitimHtcly employ. The bill is
vicious III the extreme, and no effort
should be tpTcd 10y antrim pcrinli.'
democrats nuh ,ri'Ihli ans to ieicai it
|uo government rpw rItRni III %,
Philippines nggc nd lnapi - u L..
can bc nc's,I tot. It"' r"m'.. l.,.. ,.
than supr.ani" .s ia, n..,urr' .,.
impcri It's. sch" cu lied ~ H.
hill.
u j. hr at, ong ...s 10 a.t. hr
gwc.aun I ulOnial - vera -1"r' .
ln"ro islnrt- ntil ia, 30, pl .. It's
r"Tn'ry ca. ..u given the c'.mrc a. s%y
whorher the, accept the .m.ur.r t f"r
imperialism aud desire t. lossca' eight
to ten millions u pcopl. III IN oriental
archipe'aco wh" can only h" kcit III
ar i,r 10y tho presence oi Il great stnnd.
iug Hr.uy and the administrative
mcthnd+ Of "a cnrrca bag impcrnlsm rs
! dczpicnhc III fashion ns Amy the world
| hns ever known. Atlanta Constitution
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

There are abuut lll.aVO telegraph
Offices throughout the civilized world.
There nrc not fewer than 10000
SN rians ~ the Uuiicd States and he
tween ",ODD aud $3.50 ~ Chicago.
New iirirnrn. Conn. hulds the record
tor iuvrI tiyoucss. Over l.iOJ patents
have been issued iu 81 ~ us citizens.
\ now suhz'it ut" Tor rubber, il is said,
ia no ng found in Rocky mountain
gtrusc wood, wIirh, it IL sni !, can bc
successfully vulcami2rd.
Ronduousca vhcro nrals arc served Mt
$3.50 zach have brcu catahli.hcd ut con.
vcnicnt di9lunCes ~ the upper Yukon
country Ia facilitate irnvCl.
Sir Robert Andctfun rlcada IL the
Nineteenth Century fur windows IN the
ri.nu cells Ia rnrilc the iumaicn la R"C
something of the .ar,b or at least of the
sky.
IN mn attempt To chow how chraply
the human body can bc pHlatuhly nour.
ishcd Il ono cont restaurant hns been
opened IN New York Tho dishca are
limited. however, tu large bowie Of sumr
e,camod horniny, oHts and lar.cy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

Sunday Virginia enterprise eays:
NJ. G.. Wlmuci and g. Tdch,uo arrived iu
town yesterday bringing with them sam.
plCs from recent di.c0yery OF cunl at
Dcscrt creek, about one mile u0ith west
~ Frank Sru,p-"u's cattle rnnch. III
Lyon county. 'l'h" discovcrcrs have
only sunk two tcrt oi, the VEN. hut the re-
~ every indication TINT the lind Ia nn
extensive nn".
rho snmplcs brought to this city can.
not he distinguished fr0m the coal which
is brought from Wyoming mai Old c0r'
miners pronounce It the genuine nrticlc
4 tc.t wiH maic yesterday and the pro-
duet ~ the l., ON county niue WIS en-
tIrcly consumed. Mr.. Womnck nlso hal
tC4t Of the coal ina Ic III Carson, where
MI expert pronounced il anthr"cItc coRl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

The Silver State su.s thRt II llnw oi
what IL believed tO bc arto-inn wnicr
v'aa struck Friday at the pumping STA
iiun ~ the water Cumplny ON lower
Bridge street. Wmncn,uccn, \ new
well wag beng drilled when at n depth
~ fifty frrt u hruldcr was struck that
the drill wna not heavy Cnough to-
penetrate. rho water rose IN the caang
Ia Within "A t"w frrt ~ the surface md
the ca ,ing wns rut oil aud ruab uf
wnlcr came up from the bottom and
poured over the rS mch piro into mn
old vol, which began To- Till fnpidly
Tho pump wns sturtcd aud ran Tor over
mn hour. raa ng 80 gallons of water u
minute. but tho water ~ the we'll was
not lowe ct 10 any extent. When the
pump was 1t ,ppod the OLD we'll filled NJ
10 Within pix feet 81 the stop. lf this
we'll docs not fuil wmucmuC'H viii he
supplied with cold we'll water. clear rs
crystal. duIug the summer.
The ISDErrNpEYr Uonld liko I" sec
u we'll drilled ir EIko, thin aummer
what & niagnihIcant thing Tor thu town
it would bc II living well of pure
ar,caian water could bc ettuck III the
! town,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
Something Tint Always Causes the c
Keeper GrcHt DcHI OF
UneRsiness.

Waving n red rag at n bull, accord
ing to keeper At the Philadelphia
geological gardens. is no more likely
to make trouble than exhibiting red
rug to hungry lion. The keeper cx-
rlnircI his grievance to 4 Record re-
porter.
81 shall bC glad when that younCstcr
gets out ofhCrc." he said. "N"ticc how
uneasy the animals are? It. thHt red
cape she's wearing. Fr"liu" ',nc is
long way off. but thn' r'u looks
enough like q piece ~ raw meat 10
get the animals excited.
"Wat"h that old liuuCss follow the
youuggtCr along the front of the cage.
You would think she was going to
lump through the bars. That girl has
been all along the row and has got
the whole house worked up. Whenever
the animals are hungry n red object
sets them going. Listen to the snarl-
ing! If that red cape hadn't come
along they'd he taking things easy,
waiting for dinnCr-timC. but now
they'll chafc and fret aud work them
selves into 1T.
"It's always that wny when people
wearing something rcd come through
the house"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

RECEIPTS PRoM ALL soURcE$.
balance III Treasury Dec.
III, l'Ul .......... ..-..! II.3I4 ~
General licenses ...y l.li9 10
Per Prop tax, 1902. LISP "a
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
>rnOSG WORDS FROM
i.EpUHLICNS ptrLH

l'lie following is taken from M article
IN II Boston TrwIggpcr. the politics OF
vhich ,s very strongly Republicans:
-!'he people q: this country at" III no
mpnd for irIIi. The are beng taxed
Slju.OOhO d year tO keep up this
wretch ii rIhibi'i"u III the Philippines.
aud now we ar" charged with atrocities
winch cause 6nr clrgGg men and others
who %cI.h their srOTI- 10 iind no COM.
paris s,n -lmcc thc lays II iI-rui. Ne aT,.
humIli ticd and di i1-ra.'cd us never be-
tore ~ our history. Nr want O,c truth
and We NInt ma dc az i1Ou' u. II ne .,.-.
sury. spent Sl,UDb.O.u 10 gr! the Wit.
ne Ssps he " aud give - all tie facts. If,
us su SgcStr III the ncNs today, these
horrible or !rrs "a ne frp n the War De-.
partmeut aud Smith rnd hi= crew were
only Obeymg msiruC'Iuns, let Us kuUw
TINT. The American people a;s thor
Onghly HTou ed. and want no blankets
throN over their h,nd.. They want the
truth. nnd 'hcy arr. grng 20 hsvo it.
tHc mum III uI'b WHO Wy w S'l VI '.t
way will get hurt.
And why should anyone try Ia post e.
ponc or suppress the TACT! NJ matter
how bad thry are, We want them; and u
they are us represented, the people who
are rc=punsbIc must pay the penalty
But the great question IL, What IL the
use OF all thus r,si expenditure OF
money. thir slaughter ~ F,lipnos, this
viola-r"n IT the pri"ripIc of s"Ii.goycrn.
mcni! Ar, any ~ us proud ~ This
Philippine fora, =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
Ello, Nevada Friday, May 80, 1902.
rREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET

Cash in treasury to. the credit nr the
various funds. April /. 1902:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30
QUEER COFFEE ADULTERANTS.
Mnny UnpnIn-rbIr Substances Fan
ploYcd In Imitation of the
Genuine Article.

II all of the substances that pass
through "a coffee grinding machine
during the ycnr should hc written in
alphabetical order. y would begin
the list with hcurn~. and " would
end it with worrlwnud. sprouts OF
which are sumCtiUrc- used to Civ"
the dchnScl COtT"" Il Slight aromatic
bitter taste. says tn" Honolulu Star.
Adultcratiun occurs largely in the
coffee that is sold in the ground
form. Several cniT"r-hrrry factories
have hcgu discovered i'm Euror4
which wcr" doing n large and profit
nblc hu-in"-s hy m"l'Iing an adj
miNtur" uf tan bark. stove rust, clay,
sawdust, rhicltury. coffee sediment
and coffee mrPl into II neat berry
hy the aid nf som" nGglutinan,; and
these brrri.' ere SO we'll made that
the drrcpti u as not discovered for
a long TIM. his production had Il
large sale gisnr.. the yer classes
"f P"asiu Nd : land. nd. mixed
wit! he iu' coffee berry. it's
sale as Sc = ely So other parts
of + .npc. , Hr a~tcd flee berries
nrc 'en .. e 'rnr .;,t and rye
ilOU, nj .Eu .. cal. The natural
nromn "f .'... ,rainf Is DESTROYED
10y .'." ""....s. AMI. after the
prourr am. .rt " coffee aroma is
Hddrl. 'hc hor-i's nro formed and
caused 10 IunintGin their shape by
some adhesive substance. The test
usunliy employed to discover this de.
Ccption is 20 place the beans in re-
Ccutaclc containing warm water;
this will dissolve them In few
hours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth judicial District OF the State OF
Nevada. In and for the County Of Elko.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Mary
u, COwuovcr, Dcceased.-Notlcc up.
pointing timo for Probate OF VIII.
documnt, purportlng to be the last will
and Testament OF Mary Il. Cownover, deceased
having Oh the sth any Of May, a. ID. 1907. cornt
Into the possession OF said District Court, and
n petition for the probate thereof aid for tho
issuance of letters tcstamcDtary to a. a. Cow.
mover having been Gled with tho Cicrk OF said
Court.
NOTtC7 rs HEHHBY GIVEN, That Monday,
the ipth day Of May, a. d. lpD2 at 10 O'Clock
4. M.. OF said day, NJ the Court Room OF said
Court, at the town Of Eiko. 10 the County Of
Elko. he, and tho satnc IL. hereby appointed
the time for proving said will and hearing said
application when and where any person inter.
ostcd may appear and contest the said WnI
ahd may nlc objections In writing to tho grant.
Ing Of Letters tcstnmcntnry 10 said petitioner.
Dated May sth. lp1!.
- a. q. DAwLEY,
! SrAI} Clerk.
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Tho above balance stauds to the
credit Of the various funds m per
Trcnsurcr's Balance Sheet, dated April
/. 1902