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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17
CONTEMPTIBLE TACTICS.

Tho Fusion papers are announcing
that Van Duzar, who is in Lincoln
county. ia making votes every night.
Perhaps Van Duzer's c~ountenaucc is
such that no presents n better appear.
ance in tho dark than in the glare of
the unkind sun. Van should expert.
ment with colored lights.-Careon
Ncws.
What would the News have Mr.. Far.
rington experiment with md under
what conditions would it havo him OK.
hibit his "thirk jaw when making those
ponderous arguments the DeLamar
Lode told about tho other day2 Vans
c%ountenNnce 10 certainly as pleasing as
Farrmgton's and no would take the
prize over HE opponent mt my beauty
show in tho country. Neither ono
would ever 10 collected as MI artists
model.
The Nows socms tn tako nm especial
pleasure in belittling md degrading Mr..
Vad Duzcr before tho people. In ita
zeal to accomplish his defcat it stops ut
nothing however vile or moan Il goes
on tho theory TINT Mr.. Harrington
possesses all the goodness, nil tho ability
all the gracca and all the beauty i'm the
world while Mr.. Van Duzcr possuesca
neither ability. character or anything
clso posscsscd by biz opponent. II
hopes by such tactics to win n Tow votes
for MIR. harrington Mt the expense OF
Van Duzcr'R manhood.
Tho News may plhco Mr.. Harrington
IN tho highest round OF tho ladder mud
nscribe to him all the characteristics OF
tho Deity, IL its zeal for him will lead il
that fnr, md no ono will complain 81
long ma IL treats Mr.. Van Duzer with
common doconcy. II il docs not. IL may
become necessary Tor tho Fusion prcss
to shoot n few holes in the great and
good man tho Ncws worships. Mr.
harrington should muZzio tho News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17
AN
AUTHOR
SPEAKS.

Tho late Charles Dudley Warner
author, editor and traveler-while bath
ing in Gfeat Salt Lake remarked. to a
friend, that in all his travels he never
before saw such II glorious combination
of salt sea bathing, blue sunlit skies,
pure mountain air and pretty women
and happy children. Tho only trans
continental line passing directly through
Salt Lake City is the Rio Grnndc Sys.
tenn. 1t is also the Scenic Line OF the
World No European trip Of equnl
length can compare with it in grandeur
of scenery or wealth Of novel interest.
AL Agents sell through tickets to the
Enst by way Of the Rio Grando lines.
Send fer pamphlets to l.. W. Thompson;
General Agent, G25 Market Street, San
Francisco; j. d. Mansfield. General
Agent, l2l Third Street, Portland; VIC.
Mcbride, General Agent, Al Il. Broad-
way. Butte; or I. A. Benton. General
Agent, Passenger Department, Salt
Lake CITY.
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To My ErIcnhA.

II is with JOY | tell you what Kodol
stomach for several months. Upon be.
ing advised to use Kudol. | did 81, and
words cannot tell the good it has done
mo. a neighbour had dyspepsia so that
he had tried most everything. ] told
him to use Kodol. Words Of gratitude
have come to me from him because l
recommended it.-Gco. w. Fry, Viola,
Iowa. Health and strength, oi mind
and body, depend on tho stomach, mud
normal activity OF the digestive organs.
Kodol. the great recoustructive tonic,
cures all stomach and bowel troubles,
indigestion. dyspepsia. kodol digcsts
my good food you eat. Take n dose
inter meals. Elko Drug Co.
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Tho Rrbrknh banquet.

Tho entertainment aud banquet Inst
evening in honor " Mrs. Holmes, Prcsi.
dent ~ the RObokah Assembly, was u
SUCCESS. Ahont fifty people assembled
IN the Hall md listened TO II short
address aud u musical program, after
which they marched ovor to the Depot
Hotel and sat down tO a splendid feast,
prepared by Mr.. Mayer, After the
catablos had all been tucked away there
wore %scvornl short speeches by Odd
FcllowR aud ltobeiiahs in which the
Rcbokahs carried of tho houors. MB
Grant, Mrp. llolmcp, aud Mp. Lang made
excellent talks and Mn. Eiscmbcrg told
II short story that scnt everybody home
in gOoi humor. When tho Robckahf
have another banquet The lSpErEHDENl
man wants 10 he there.
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Sunc Foolish fcoptc.

Allow n cough TO II until it gets
beyond The reach Of medicine, T'hoy
often sHy, sob, il will wear away" but
in most cnscs II wears them away. Could
they 10 induced Ia try tho successful
medicine called Kcmp's Balsam. which
Ia sold OH n positive guarantee to cure,
they wonld immediately 300 the excel.
cnt OBJECT after taking tho first dose.
Price 25c. and DOC, Trial pizc free. For
sale by Elko Drug Co
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$Il6 10y Druggists. 75c.
TAILS Family Pills arc the best.

In his speech at Reno the other eve.
ming Mr.. t'arringtou, the Republican
candidate for Congressman, stated that
the Sherman anti.truIt law WIS passed
under Harrison b. u Republican Con-
gees and its enforcement has been most
vigorously attempted by the present ad-
ministration II TINT isn't a ~top-notcher
OF n campaign joke we'll eat our hat.
We have n picture i'll our minds eye OF
buckets Of persplration pouring off
from the administration due to the
strenuous efforts to enforce M anti.
trustlaw. Imagine u ono mother wiliuDy
throtl!ing her beloved first born, or the
man, famed OF story, Staying the goose
which laid the golden eggs and you
have rs likely a hypothesis rs the pres.
ent administration enforcing IN nnti-
trust law. Yes, it's n good joke--the
more You read 1t the funnier it H.
Silver State.
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No More Mileage hooks.

The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pnny on September Both discontinued
selling mileage tickets, and exchange
script books are to be used in their
plnce. Tho script will not 10 honored
Tor passage on %ttains, but will bo accept
ed ut any ticket Office and will DO OK,
chnngcable Tor tickets. These books
cost $40 and arc limited to one year from
date Of sale aud will be eSchnngcable
for trip tickets between stations i'm No,
vnda and Utah. Provided the script in
the book is used III accordance with the
instruction, it IL understood thero will
be n rebate coming to the purchaser Of
- per cent.
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iirst IrTiEnIIOm Wnrk.

Tweniy.eight engineers and assis.
tants If the United States Geological
Survey hcve been ordered by the gov
ernment to assemble at Needles, Cal,
between October 18th and Goth to begin
work toward fulfill ng tho provisions OF
the national irrigation act III the thirty.
two townships reser we'd from settlement
along the Colorado river some weeks ago
for this purpose. Those townships lie
between Needles md Yuma, on the
California side OF the river. The work
will be in charge OF Il. L. Perkins OF the
Geological Survey. This work will DO
the first experiment made by the govern
ment under the irrigation act.
The first work will consist Of n thor
ough investigation OF the prevailing con.
dilions, laying out Of n complete system
OF theoretical ditch lines measuring the
the fall and flow OF water, ascertaining
the moun OF lnnd irrigable, otc, \ re.
port will thcn hr forwarded to Wash.
ingtcn, and Il considered favorable the
force will probably go right on with the
work Of actual construction Of canals
and reservoirs.
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FROM MO%nAY'S DAILY.
Snlmiagundi.


b@ arg - "".'''''G at ur 'uuTr
h"'f' ""'r - 4 "a.
Mr.. "ii"Scr :" '"."i '".'..rI.d - t.
lee ale |" 1t ~. Thu u c0,i .r.., /,
hls many ii"n''s
Cn.pr.ssmnn E.,,r.,d. .,,,Ds :,
Eureka III ID" lj'h. De will iuuhrIcs
speak hcr" bcior" itse Il rraisn III ".er.
Tn, R..uuhl;
WOW here -, .i,. .,,,... a.. am.
CIav.!,uI mil E,rr,, ain ,'
biy In.Ii,,.s
MISS Lou wa sie - r"'nrnci t" S"i
'""cS'o 'a9i h'sh' ht'"t 4 pleasant
A"o r'"'e'"'' ''''f Z" E''i"r vii
CIV &. - '',' .'''i b" 81" i'Pi 'i"tci on
''e n'|h' "' 'he -o'h. ihry are making
''S preparations Tor me event.
The lNDEpEyprYr oflir. is uoy v,rk
Oh the ballots Tor the oyemI.r c.I.c,,,,
Aboui 1000 official and sumpI. b,IIo,e
will be needed tu register IN. will -, IN.
people nf the unit
Tie Rebekab b,nou,, md ,,tort,;,..
men, IN honor If Mrs. UnImos pr..;.
dent Of M, R.bel,uh Sss.mhIv ~ Ma.
vadu, viii take plnce this evening
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il is where his t,rasur.. -. Inn, fail. tn
st int, the cyac, ~l,,airuu Of ire Iu,ipo's
treasure. II certainty couuoi bn amy.
where III NrvuJn o, fine Mons rouIi not
b,. eo diIutory IN piyinr H.. j.e,r.I
iufnrma,;nr.
=" '"'' w" u Nm ''"'"'' '"iS
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ia, h,,r.bt iyo r.rrds - L..cn, ,rl
,,iI Al u far u vLcr ma .,uLt b,ve
n,u,ht IN. saur b,rru th..r n,rtLa
,un rrr 81 c.u.s r;,. Dr sail ,L;s ana
,.n.it,o rro,f ,bot ,ho c,r,,,,n ro,,l,
of tba conu,,y ~, c~r;,y,r, ,ro,, .r,-
,.,I,y.
l'H'c'h- CohS'hn'' hc~'! caught
James '"F''! VIE" '"'N'" I"l h"''! III
it!"""h "h tn' I'M OF september
i'hr'! WAS tnuRh' "' I'o C'orN' "nete
ne WIS "orNi'E TOT Alex ""'iahu' nc
'7 no" I'D jan ana MS P''ih''h"I! '@'u"'h
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Francis G. Newlands,
Fusion Candidate for United
States Senator, will address
the people of Elko on the is.
sues of the day at the court
room, Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 18th.
Turn out and hear Nevada's
next United States Senator.
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Tho Nevada Brewing Company has
purchased five acres Of land in Reno and
will build u brewing plant tina, will cost
about hail u million dollare. Tho mnii
NJ structure will 10 ak stories in height
and cost 100000. Work on tho build
inga will ho rushed and tho Company
hope 10 DO turning ont bcor hy the
cntly tprimR.
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WHOM Yon un 10 sam rrnnoI.co

Stop at Hotel Graystone, &C Gerry
street. New six story. tirc.proof hotel,
electric ligbts; unqucstionably tho most
luXurionsly furnished in the city; steam
heat; private battle; one block from
Palace hotel; ono bali block from tho
leading morning papers, All Market
street cars pnss tho door. Rates, rs
cents per day up. Special rates by tho
month. y
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17

Tho Ga2ritc and Carson News by
their ~wriggline SHOW that they hive no
hopes 81 tho election ~ Judge lInwlcy
or any man Oh tho Republican state
ticket. Thoy seem 10 be crazy on New.
lands and the Sharon cstatc aud John
Spnrkp. Tho News ia oven using old
cartoons published In the Appeal nearly
Two ycGra ngo in which Geo. II. Mile,
Ironmorc Coffin, 4. g. Cleveland, II, N,
iorington and j.. f.. Dennis. MI
prominent Republicans, were represent
cd nH graficrs after Nowlands' com. The
Nows shows c~ommopdnblO enterprise il
'tH cartoons, but they arc rather rough
on it's party.
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rFRoM FRIDAYS DAILy.1.
Salmagundi.
r.nu =: rms SLAM: m::.;%.


Chnnty Superin ..rir q is~udrrsc,
wcut north YES erlry "n . >rh.,,i vsi,.
nc i"tir.
lest evening ~ g or.u S;c"c"r wa.
e~hn:imS tn;u t.'W Im. was thrown iron
hhs l.o:'~ and hrily injured.
Tho Eliu orri,es,rn will g,vr IL dane.
on Friday evening, October 3lst. The
nd will appear tomorrow.
Hu. Francis G. Ncwlnnds will
address, the people III t:Iko Saturday
evening. Soe notice elsewhere.
Col HimHu, Mr.. Willis md G.. G.
Good Sin have bonded Mike E,nright's
mmce III the Brnnnau country.
y vote for Thomas Hunter md Oscar
Graham is II vote for IL Denncrntic
United States Senator to succeed John
z. Jon =,
Rev. G. IL Greenfield is attending The
yuod OF California III session at Santa
Barbara lie will rrrurn Oc'nher 25jh.
Sc.
James + Hol, mi ~ NorLr Fork is
qui;" SICK at ;hc Co,ameraial Hotel.
Ills many friends ..,Hre he will soon
he out.
Jai;r Nelson reinrurrI SUNDAY from an
extended trip 10 tho land 81 'ia birth.
His appearances. Indicate ''rtt he had
plenty IT The good things at lie while
in thr lon: hc!on the Atlantic.
y story IL ."uig the ruuhl- IT the
State rn IS 'im' Estmr s'nrngd". Il
wumun 0i tl" hi !f-norid, cnmm:t,ah
suicide ~ E!ko Saturday aud her
remains we ushippea "a Reno. rherv
is no truth what, yer in the rc!.yr,.
Senator John p. Jones 3. expected in
Nevad next week. His visit j. rionbt
less for the purpose ~ closing out his
Nevada interests preparatory to
comforting upon the State The cverr,ast .
irg bl, ssing Of leaving it forever Sill
yer State.
l. II. poguc. Democratic candidate
tuT Assembly man, came in from White
Rock this forenoon. lie will tour the
southern and central parts OF the
county before he return. He reports
the ticket al right in the northern pIrt
or the county.
y merchant in "A country town re.
Gently used a bulletin board to advertise
hi. hnEinnEl ittGtnn1 ~ n,tsin,Y az, nj a.,
his home paper. An old granger with
the gable end OF his pants out came
along and saw the sign: "Beforc you
buy PANS. come IN and sec ours" lie
went in and there was not Il man clerk
in the store. lie bought II corr cob
pipe and went ont whistl'ng There's
no Place Like Home"
Prot. John Il Bray has been principal
Of the Reno schools for years and has
brought them to the highest standard oil
excellence. He is recognized rs m oi
the ablest teachers in the State, is q
deep student and nm energetic worker
scarcely Il doubt, Prof. Bray's admins
tration will surely result in a marked
raise IN the standard of the public
schools in the State, especially those IL
the country districts. Silver State.
The State candidates who came dowr
from Tuscarora told the INDEPENDENT
that there were indications OF a Rcpub.
lican sack in that camp. They said the,
took lii the different saloons md after
they had treated the crowd along came
postmaster j. G.. Doughty who called
everybody up to drink and hurrahed fol
Harrington. 1n some saloons the car
didates put up $40 Tor drinks Tor the
crowd. They thought the postmastcl
was very patriotic.
--S--0~o~.S-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17

Tho cor0ncr's jury, that Investigated
.hc RilIing " Marius Rctorc, the shccp.
hcrdcr. ut Disastcr Peak laat week. found
a verdict that he cmmo TO his death by u
guushot wound in the hands Of Randall
Sage, md thcy found tho killing justi.
fable Sage aud lila companions aro
under arrest.
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Desncss Cannon Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion 81 the eur.
There is only n way 10 cure deaf
nees, and TINT is lay constitutional RENE.
dies. Deafness is caused by IN infiam.
cd condition of the mucous lining OF tho
Eustachlun Tube. When this tube gets
'ni;atned you have a rumbling sound or
IMPERFECT henringand when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored Ia it's normal condi.
ton herring will be destroyed forever,
nine cases on, Of ten arc caused by ca
tnrrh, winch 10 nothing hut nm inllamed
%"nriilioh Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
FOR any ease 0f Deafness ~(caused by
cnlGrrhl !hat cannot he cured by Halls
CHtarrh Cur". Send for circulars, free.
f. J. CHENEY K co,
Toledo. Ohio.
N.,lt -. h-I- -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17

4 Chamber ~ Commerce haa been
organized in Reno with tho following
trustees to serve tho frat elk months:
II. J.. Darling, x. W. Parry, ). 5.
Sample, Sol Levy and J. NJ McCor'
mick. AfticlCu OF incorporation will no
filed and u hnlf million shares OF stock
Issued nj the par value Of 81 each.
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The Eagles arc making great prepar-
atoms Tor their ball on tho evening OF
October Goth. Present appearances
indicate that 1t witt be attended by the
largest crowd over seen at q ball in Elko.
II you haven't a ticket, get ono and 10.
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The campaign must DO warming up.
IL in said TINT n county candidate has
"snnkcd' fomc.of the family furniture for
the purpose OF getting funds with which
to carry on his tight.-Entorpriso.
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FROM TUESDAYS Daley.
Saimaguudi.

Z TssfItnt .s.. - fra. .. .-..
FIX senator N&sS"n has with :aNn
liver pHr'! c'Euiih;ti" tor Stat" c~''"g;,I
' LSher"I'" county TIL IA, =,
"'rtarp Tia" ]"i"r;r"r' u' Fruuk T."Tm. ;l,.
q Il. Ht"uk came up fou Carl" az
"'Hh' ana took III the Rchck'h rHt''
'"i'"ieh'- il- has had Il -" u
rhen iitism ~ hi. hands AMI wrm are
Ifs Sill suffering from 1t
Marion W,l.,n r.,u-,., clio
from a .~a,u,ig, ri, .h,,,,, flo
nor,he,r mr.,
port hat sr'c '"n safe tnr the i'u ion
state ;n:Hrt AMI "a" COMFY and ~lr:isla.
tive hckc't.
Mr.. f. a. Prentice. div,s;,n f,ei.L,
agent. came nm t,,u y .r, la, r;,L,
and remaiued in r,y, until ,Lis o,,,n;,,
when he ven to Wells. lie saws Reno
III growing rapidly and TINT it! future is
very bright.
Eyeryih;p, ,,;rts =, ,tot,.. ,L., ,,o
Democrats will uin i, IL. Coru...i,,nI
election, u.xt month Md, ,.,.,
eIec, Van Duy, r md Ina ro~,-.so,.oI ;n
tine Drm,rroi. ,,,;,r;,, :, a.. -
house ~ C"n"rrss.
Warrants have r,..r .,o,, nm, -,
Golcnrdu IN, IN. rrsi ~ H,,,i,u Car.
Frank Sayo. Perry R,vl ,ra l.v1,,r
ford. cL,ryed with ,hc r,u,d.r, ~ Marine
Re,nrr. uaer Disos,,r p.,k u,u.L,ll,
| county. Isl wo.L tho ,o,,,I.r,. or
made by H. L,rrr,zn ,rc - ,hc
owners ~ IN, s,,r.u Rn,,-, WIG r.r,,;,,
vb.r killed.
The al Of .tr EIkn .J.c;cy GIrL ,y;u
lie fnuuL cIse ,ba,. ne. tp,h or,r,
| 500 in ,.ntu,. and ,,,ru.t.cs ,ou,rc
rnccs and Fir trr,I,rc,: ,o an p..J
IN. nd carefully ,u,i ,o,,o -, EIko nm u,o
3rh ANA Ais, ,rL an IN, ,l... ,u,
''"'''I", '"'"'i ""7 away gwen
r'""c'' " H'"i, i'" Dig "']ofiti'S fcr
|'nH''S9o'"n. WOW 'h"' TIE Is 4 "a"hi-
uh'e 't Ohlt"' Himes senator
"u'""''' VII I" '- 'un a"hre toward
e'ec''ns MN ny e'ect'hR We entire
state.
sTb man ,vho ;s r,r,e,v ,,srous;hl.
FOR fine pass,co ~ ,ho Irr;ga,i,, b;u :,
Representative Francis G. NorIords -,
Nevodo who has touch, tur 10 nass.no
for n pu,,bar nj, y.ors mil to nu.b
corno. ho said IN n,o;so =, his oTor,,
for irr;oa,;or soIvcs fla y,oo, n,,blo,,
q, mnu;ry b,tha,to Josert I,,,ds hlosson
lila the rnse-- Snc-o.o-y ., ,,r;o,ur,o
Wilson.
wv" 'oiS'' '"' n'c'''hR III 'he court
Surveyor-Gcncra Kelley, State Treas
urer Ryan, State Printer Maute and
james G.. Sweeney, the next Attorney.
General OF Nevada. The first three
have served the State honestly and
faithfully since they took Office and Mr..
Sweeney will be just na faithful and
honest. They will deal fairly with their
opponents III the discussion OF the
political questions n the day. Go and
hear them.
mo prospects Tor the election ot the
Tor I" mort Term Regent grow brighter
ever! day. iHr cnemy5 campaign OF
abuse ana rdicnie OF van Duzer 10 re-
acting III MS favor and his majority ID
ohl! Il question OF siZn' Inc Demo-
crhts OF EiKo county should stand 10y
their principles anu give hin tho county
ID! a rouslng majority. IL can and Will
DO lone II the Democrats are true to
'helr pFlhciples' Let prihclples' not
men, DC your motto
81 Iou;s Inns , corrcr M ou ,ho ror-
uor T,,;. r,o. ro ,orEouIoxl, uu
rro,o ~, w;,L no oo,ro, an nr,Lrooi,o
co,I IN p,nrsy,v,rio mud Tho r,,nor
c,-ror !, (, ,ou;s u ,iu Inn rroe.;tIo
-. A.,
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaguudi.

-" ""'"rman e!'s :."y ID. II :
- %, ao".'.
! -c';'! - safe Eager q. ~, :: w.,,
80! "a" L.nrnln culnfv m hu.,u.s,
East ara, "nd oulI not be at ,!,c re Z.
=. Viz Nil ~ tervi.w '',c vn... a.:
- " i''e7 ~ tho nor paign.
IL" -" Il j"dse iinn ' Itive.. :,
"triy ~ N"vl'iu. ha- .uai 20, ,L.or,
e Shii Lake "m The ~ uniuf ha..iluu,
drunkenness. She claims .he .Iu c....
'hc"me Is 500 per month ruI asks for
r~eas"nahi. ~aiimon..
The Southern Pacif: cuI.olI fro,,
"F'"nS I" Zen" is seven miles longer
than li" obi read but the gam in finn.
over ihis stretch is one hour and twenty
II crosses The river seven
u'i!e' There will be sky .ev..n rrw
st"'j bridges IL TIE road led be-, wc,n
Wells and Reno.
ih. Carson Ncws SHys 'l.at no fusion
"nE effected IN ilumhHiIi coan,, he.
tween ~, DrmCc craft: rmi S,I.er puties
and that Van Duzer vii; not ce. a mn
Iofit! III Tia county. Tai Is Just a
Sa'nEir nf ,he claims the e .gu5!i .au
pirers are inuklnn. i!iry arc ci.he r
~cDi!dl-hly Innocent or wiiliul, malicious
preraricat"rs. The election returns will
be ~at"'lrr s'"r! Silver Sat
The Pio:br GrorI makes thus
prophecy: he RrIhIi ,ars will ,I..,
one .Ais'mnlymnn nud 'l.c ID .mocr.,s
Que III Lincoln county. wi.h an even
o'ak for ih" - her vs. Il ably man
"hl'h"'cr rt:ir ruatleG ',.pt will stand
a r' an h" NJ ge;tns two nf III three
WAN cUni!r ,i.hl il uaed the ewes
ar" closed e times a minute. Wrb Us
u'ht whiting occurs 2.s tiars II minute
with ~nnli:hi the eyes clnsr .. times
'nd viii! '.!,c ric light l.S. Scientists
say tbs pTov's t.t all ~ artificial iluni-
nhIi- III" electric liEht IL tIc teas, in.
%l'r'''is =" the ry Is
NV ~ 'ltl'lI'iN cS titi'u az OF
jH'""' CIrnc!, charged wi,n muhhng
P''rici' ~ii:rr; at Ityndon gu ~, 22nd OF
IN I munlh Wis held before Justice
Morgan III = forenoon. The evidence
s""wet thHi Barry was in u very serious
condi'iin. is blo,d poisoning is liable
|" ST; III. Carney was held 10 answer
before III" gand jury with bond fixed at
5000. Failing Ia give dre bond he
was committed to the county Jail,
w. Il. Creation Sc, ny of Elk
counir's next Assrmblymen, came in
yesterday from ii trip through the north.
lie found things looking well for the
ticket lie las been a citizen OF Elko
county since 1881 and has held
important positions rs foreman Of
several large ranches. lie has never
beer in poGtics before, but has
always been IL consistent Democrat.
Mr.. GrcHthouse has the ability and
energy necessary to make an efficient
member of the Assembly and he will do
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-10-17
nn,r Arn Your Ridncrsi

Or, Hobbs srarngns Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam
40 free, fdi. pictilnF Remedy Go .ChicHgo or nv
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-02

Balsis Dreiling, IN the 1st Nat.
bank, has been appointed No
tary Public by Gov. Stanley.
A heavy rain in the western
counties caused Big creek to rise
considerable this week and the
kids are having lots of fun bathing
at the picnic pond,
The County Institute started on
Monday under Prof. Strong. and
assisted by Prof. Crawford & Miss
KelIar, with over 60 pupils. 1t is
held in the Normal Scoool build
ing and at General exercises both
schools joined, filling the large
assembly room
Gosser and Shlney successfully
moved on Monday the Doctors
big residence from the Fort ground
over to the Agricultural grounds
east of the Lacrosse road and it
will be fixed up for residence tor
Superintendent Haney. 1t took 80
horses to pull it over.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-02
Delinquent TQX List

First published July 2s, 1902
Office of County Treasurer,
Ellis County, Kansas.
Hays City, Kans., July 10, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that
the taxes for the year 1901 on
the following tracts of lands
and town lots situated in the
county of Ellis and State of
Kansas. are now due and un-
paid, and that unless the same
are paid on or before the first
Tuesday in September, 1902, to
wit: Tuesday, September End.
leO2, L will on that day, and the
next succeeding days, until all
OF said tracts of land and town
lots are sold, proceed to sell d
PUBLIC sale, at my Office in Hays
City, Kansas, SO much of each
tract of land or town lot as is
necessary TO pay the taxes of
the year 1901, and the penalties
and costs thereon:
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-08-02

State of Kansas, Ellis Co, SIS
/, Philip Jacobs, Treasurer of Ellis Co.
Kansas, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true and correct, to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
PHILIP JACOBS,
/ hereby certify, that the foregoing
statement was subscribed and sworn to
before me and In my presence by the
above named, this 18th day of July 1902
(Ls) Jacob Kissing, Go. clerk.