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The Washington times., 1902-03-23
SIGNAL FOR KAIsER'S YACHT.
Bureau of Navigation Assigns *. R. N
NJ" to the Meteor iii.

M. 10 the Meteor Ill.
The Bureau of Navigation has assigned
the signal TX. r. N. M" to Kaiser Will
helms new yacht. Meteor III.
Mariners are asked to make note OF the
signal. as the yacht Is likely to be fire.
quently met in cruises in European wa
ters. Notice of this action will be sent
to the Emperor, through the Secretary
of State.
The Washington times., 1902-03-23

Shell 15c Side Combs on card. SIC
Pearl Buttons, 15c: fresh water
pearl. dozen .4kc
Kleinert Featherweight CSC Shields .15c
DeLong Best Hooks and Eyes,
dozen card. &c
Corset Steels. 1oc; and hook. .3h
Bone Collar Buttons, doz. on card 31sc
o. N. T. Spool Cotton, 6 spools for CSC
Brainard & Armstrong, 6 spools
Silk .....................
fellows 15c Complexion Powder. SC
Tooth Brushes. 10c quality for. .3hc
Combs. all styles. 10c grade. .3kc
The Washington times., 1902-03-23

Pretty Solid Oak Table; 16-inch top,
turned legs. Just the thing for flow
er stand or for a group of fig c0C
ures. Price only. y.--.-...-......JV Nv
The Washington times., 1902-03-23
Score of Match.
Fencers' Club.

The score of the match by bouts is as
The Washington times., 1902-03-23
Big Little :" Sale.

o. N. T. Spool Darning Cotton for 1kc
Feather stitch Braid, yd pieces. .I1sc
Cube of best Pins. .1Hc
Shell Hair Clasps and Hair Pins. .Ikc
Large paper best Pins. .11hc
Length good colored Garter Elastic 3lsc
Cabinet l0c Asst. Hair Pins. 3hc
Dozen best 1oc Whale Bones 80. .3lkc
Best Kid 10c Hair Curriers'. SIC
Dozen on card 10c Coiored Dress
Pins Observation-Disclosures .3iEc
Best 15c Side Carriers, all sizes. 3kc
Best 30c black Silk Dress Shields. .10c
Best 15c Spring Collar Forms. 80. .15c
Piece yd. 10c Bone Casing .3kc
The Washington times., 1902-03-23

Handsome Golden Oak Dresser. full
swell front. with large bevel French
plate mirror. big s22 S16 50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

i i
wypowiadalt nsp i 4
moi mlody nauc.y'ciel, g 3.
lYc.:zzlIo'swiek. kt6ry ma 8w ,'|lsar ~
zaia6 potstnye iz =, vvsze.clhh MAR
~wplywowe satt;alnowiskko stu
denta un''iiw,seedr s. po1w''inien
bye wolnym Cd wszelkich
rprzesad6w' ME patrzye ma
mic, iak 2 ~politowaniem pra-
wdziwego 6lozofa. Wog6le byI
zdania, e do rzadzenja swia-
tenn ! do wywierania potez-
nego ma Gala ludzkost wply-
WI. cztowiek najzdolnieiazym
jest miedzy osmnastym a
dwudziestym trzecim rokiem
zycia. pozniej BOWEN stale
sic zwolaa idyota czyli kon-
serwatysta. &
Q ludziach ME bedacych
studentami. ami protesorami u
niwersytetu. odzywa} sic Ii
toscia. mial jednak pewne swe
ideally, kt6re nigdy ME schoe
daily lego ust. Pierwszy raz
wtedy dowiedzjatem sic 0 L.
stnieniu Moleschotta; Bueqh-
nera, dw6ch uczonych. kt6-
rych n~ajczescieJ cytowal.
Trzeba bylo s'yszec naszego
prseceftora, z jakim zapalem
m6wit Q zdobyczacb nauko-
wych ostatnich czasow, 8
wielkich prawdach. kt6re sle~
pa przesadna przeszlosS omi-
ja]a, a kt6re z nieslychana
odwaga najnowsi uczeni pod
niesli ~ pylu APPOINTMENTS"
!! ogfosili calemu Swiatu. Wy
powiadajac podobne zdania,
potrzasal bujna krecona czu-
pryna / wyps|sl nieslyhana
ilose papieros6w. zareczajac
przytem, il taxa ma juz do
rego wprawe, re mu wszystko
jedno, czy puszcac dYm no.
sem, czy ustami, j re niema
W Warszawie czlowieka, coz
by sic tax zaciagal.
Potem zwyklew stawal, nak]a.
dali p}aszcz, PREY ktorym bra
kowafo wiekszej polowy guzi-
k6w oswiadczaf, re sig must
spieszyt, DO ma jeszcze dis
. .malehkie spotkanko." To
m6wiac, ]przymruza1 W taje-
mniczy sposob okoi dodawa4,
ze zbyt m4ody wick m6ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
5nQpQpQDQposipt-
3 4AMlA. 5.
D0pQpQp0D0
napisa}
HENRIK s%1ENKIEWICZl.
(Clag daiszy.)
HENRIK ~SIENKIEW1CZ.
(Clag dalsy.)

w. wtsu rH (.
(Clag daiszyj
Selim tymczasem waryowa},
smiat sic. dowcipkowal by:
wesoly "a mas obydw6ch. On
to pierwszy wywolal usmiecl
ma twarzy HAM, gdy pewne~
90 razu prey sniadaniu zapro-
ponowal ks. Ludwikowi. by
przeszedl ma mahometahska
Ware i ozenil sic z pania
Owes Obrazliwa dosyt
Fracuzka ksiadz, nawer gnle-
wac sic ME mogli, DO jak sic
przymilil do niej, jak sic
spolrzal swemi oczyma a u
smiechna}, tax skohczy'o sic
wszystko ma lekkiem polaja-
niu i wzajemnym smiechu. W
postepowaniu lego z HAMA
znat bylo pewna' cznlost
troskliwoSG, ale | W tym sto-
sunku ~przemagala wrodzona
mu wesolose. Byl.z MIA o vie
lie poufalszy, n'z ia. Widat
bylo, re j HAMA lubi 60 bar
dzo, bo lie razy wchodzit do
pokoju, lyle razy stawa}a sic
w~eselsza. Ze mnie. a raczej
z mojego smutku, zartowal So
bic ustawicznie, bior2c go "a
sztuczna powage cz}owleka.
kt6remn gwaltem chce sic bye
doroslym.
Obaczycie wszyscy. re
on ksIedzem zostanie - mo-
viii. I
W6wczas ia puszczalem
pierwszy lepszy przedmiot, a.
by schyliwszy sic po niego,
pokrye r%umiehce, jake billy
mi ma twarz, ksiadz Ludwik
zas zazywal tabaki odpowia-
dial:
Ma chwale Boza. ma
chwa}e Boza.
Ale tymczasem sbohczyly
sic swieta Bozego narodzenia.
Mole slsbe nadzieje, ze zosta-
ne JUL W domu, ME s2rawdzi-
ly sic ami troche. Wielkiemu
opiekuncwi oswiadczono pc
wnego wieczora, ably nazajutrz
rano, got6w byl do drogi.
Potrzeba bylo jechat ranc. DO
+- HE .-'i-tN ..Et| n gw..E4
musielismy jeszcze wstapie do
Chorzel, gdzie Selim miat sic
pozegnat re swoim ojcem
Jakaz wstalismy Q sz6stcl go
dzinie, jeszcze 20 ciemku. Ach
dusza moja by]a tax ponura
wowczas, lax 6w ranek zilno-
wy, ciemny i wjetrzoy. Sc
lin byl takze " jak najgor-
Sym hum ore. Zaraz wylazl-
s 81, Z l6zka oswiadcsyl, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

2Tssss@S1ssN SaHSM sESssSHHH sssS N SsSH9SA8 F SasAs
eco 4 ! kkeo'cclhtlalm,, ai ais n ppsaArlliso, m ~ .s H-
u 3 zsb.y jjejj' sp',o'wise.ddlziies'e sos t. |aae;
adal- kiieeo JAZZ: 1nrto,iaa dlrogaa uk;oD- ~ y
Pl.ed l,c:htana moia Haniul. j ucalo. Haa
zone VI vac przytem jjeii rece Byia 70 les e
} n~a-Ijedyna sposobna chwila do wal
;asaly tskiego wybuchu, 30 PREY "
ekaly dziach. chot moglem to uczzy- ira
.azem mic be- zwr6cenia czyjejkol- ma
mas wick uwaqi, alebym ME smia}. bal
no a. Chwile te jednak zr1arnowa- sch
8 sic lem najhanebniej. JUL, juz zbli- pol
y do zylem sic do niej reka. ale u vic
l;xmv czyniiem to jaxos niezerab- &c
u, ME ! nierYaturalnie, takim me- ME
.nemi swoim glosem wyrzeklem: zie,
hv,o Haniu!' ze cotnalem Sic jed
lada- natycbmiast j umilklem. Mia sic:
oah;- lem ochote sic spoliczkowat. :
). CIV Tymczasem sama HAMA "a :
ia. A czela: =
diem Moi Boze! jak to smn- :
aw,t tho bedzie bee panicza! ]
o. Przy)ade ma Wielkanoc dzy
este-- odpowiedziaiem szorstko, civ
40 niskim, nieswoim basem. :
! "A do Wielkanocy tax :
czem - Wcale niedaleko !
vszy- m%rukna}em. mas
W tel chwili wpadl Mira, pal
kaiac a "a MIN ojciec moi, ksiadz cza
.ieo,a Ludwik, PAM DIVES ! jesz- ma
SERGE cze kilkoro ludzi. WyrazY: mo
led ,siadat! siadae!'' z%abrzmia}y /.
IA mi W uszach. Wyszlismy
n; u wszvscy ma ganek. Tu OF
two ciec. ksiadz Ludwik, brazil
mnie 20 kolei W ramiona. Gdy !
eek / przyszla kolej zegnanla sic Gle
kt6ra 2 HAMA. mialem niepohamo~ zan
;torei wana ochote p~orwae ia " OBJ nal
iecia i ucalo wac po dawnemu, Pr
ale ME zdobylem sic / ma to. bic,
ona B2dz zdrowa, Han'u - poo
G TAX rzeklem, podajac iej reke. a kiel
sic W duszy plakaIo mi sto glo- do
ma SOW i sto najcz ulszych piesz- bow
e czonych wyraz6w ma ustach. bed
mu Maggie spostrzeglem, re wac
Ha- dziewczynka place r6wnlez Prz'
,wa- naele ozwal sic we mnie ten czee
przekorny satan, ia n'epo- cyl
hamowana chez do rozdraPy- us'I'
kie- wanna ran wlasnych, jakiej DIN
nieraz acknowledgment p6zniej egza
;ania W zyciu. vice. choc SERGE pc bral
,.n, kalo " kawalki. odezwalem lekc
>+,r- Gle zimno ! szorstkc. akae
wee. ~ Me rosczulajze sic be- daw
: ma powodu, moja Haniu - to vista
90 rzeklszy, siadlem do saaek. czeg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
MnS Der u~m9e9enb.
alberta.

Gin sewalttser Neseniturm uerur:
ia@te Dem @etreibeaufmu9s bier unb
in Der sansen Na@bari@aft sroBen
S@aben, inbem bas ippis emporse
idoKene @etreibe uon Der &esenmaiIe
gu 8oben sei@laseu murbe, oas iebt
gum 2eibmelen Der Sarmer ~ bri9ein=
lid tn SdulntB aberseben NITRO.
9meItt.
Tarmer Mnbr. 8ost, melds r Sabre
lang bier gu ben sea9tetsn ceutI9en
8irsern seb0rte, it9 In lest rer 3eit
aber NIT Sobn 8enion uon Ct. gloub
In bic 9tebsu@t einselaiien aat, lit
Moutas Nbenb NIT ieinen Sribern
Sreb. unb @alentin unb BRET 56bnen
mad Eaplor In Norb=O atctl abges
retit, wobtn er per giienbubn AS
Stad SunSuteb transportirte urb pom
bort nod 40 Me!len melt ib,r 2anb
bis gum Mtfiourt=& iuer trieb. NO bas
@teb auf trifttsen Wetben semditet
ruirb. Sn pterSebn Taser mi,b Serr
@ost 3uradtebren, nod furssm Muf=
entbalt aber NIT ietner Tamtlie nod
Norbbafota suradreiien unb bort let,
9eim auf9laSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Na@trasli@ iidern INNER mebr er-
itaunli9e Neuistetten bur@ iber bic
Irt unb weile, wie 9eonarb @oobs,
Der ebemalise @ouuerneur 3uba's nit
benz 0ffentlt@en S@as mirtbl@aftete
unb rpie er mad re@ts unb limits 8t=
ite@unsen a~ustbeilte. Dieter Wuiter=
beanie. wel@em Der Prdiibent erit
DOR einisen Sasen cine sei@woQene
9obrebe 5ollte, bate ieben 3eitunss:
&orreiponbenten auf Scuba in ieinen
Oteuit seiteut unb besablte ibnen re-
selre@te Saldre bafir, baB tie ibren
Sldttern allerbanb iber bic portreff.
li9e 8erwaltans Der Sniel unler ant
erttanii9er Administration bic GU
friebenbeit Der &ubaner II. I. NJ. DOT
i9wefelten. General Woobs, Der
betanntli9 au@ ben noIen ebrli@en
@ome3" beita6. lit ber ri@ttse Sppus
amerifanil9er @erpaltunssbeamter, In
unieren &olonien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
Stabt.N eut9fetten.

Or. Ytnault pon minneapolis
mar Oienitas in @ei9dften nit Serrn
Srant Gins pom uNoro itern" in ct.
Gloub.
-Serr s.. q. Sersb, Superinten=
bent Ser @olb Star Wine nabe Nam=
pa in Sbabo, in wel9er mebrere ct.
Gloub Burger Elm SntereHe baben,
lieB bieler Sage Sen &i@ter Setter
Srid, mel6er ser Sefretdr Ser Sc
ieui6aft lit, bic belaste Mine bear
beiten ldBt, re6t erfreuli9e Na9ri9t
iiber BEN gefunb ber Minenlpefulaz
ton wtiien.
SIN Ser unter'm 3. eSuli babirten
Summer bes in SPORT 9uron, Mi9.,
erI9einenben Suron Companies @o=
6enblattes beiBt es mie folst: uSobn
g. Sammerel, wel6er unIere eSntez
reiien in Gentral=M inneiota pertritt,
ianbte uns biele @o@e cine quite Mn=
sabl geitellunsen gu. 9err 9amme=
rel lit Elm uSuitler" unb er ueritebt
bic @ittel unb @ese, gum s3iele gu
fommen. Ote Musit9ten iinb, baB
cine Waiie sort 5uron Wai6inerie
in Der llmseseno uon Winneapolis
unb ct. Gloub u%ntergebra9t ptrb,
bepor bic Sailon porbei it,"
Oie SuperpiIoren bes Conn
ct. Gloub baben bic Sirma Scott &
2ammerien unb u. SO. &rdmer miiien
lalien, baB iie laut Inmeiiuns Der
Staatsselunbbeits : 8eb0rbe beren
S9la6tbaus, bas an Der Stabtsrense
selesen 1T, ni@t ldnser bulben mol=
len; es mirb bic Sorteruns, bas
S6la9tbaus ruessutransportiren, laut
9luslase bes Serrn Scott gu einem
groseB fabren.
= Mm IA. bieies Monats mirb Der
Gountpratb I'M Gourtbaus CUR resels
mdBisen Situns suiammentreten.
-Maria rnb Marsaretba, E0@ter
Ser in 8rainerb mobnenben Samilie
Sos. S0rner, meilen BET bteiisen Ser
manbten unb Sreunbinen auf 8elu6.
9lu@ lit S. 9. @abl pom 8oseman,
Mont., bier gu 8elu@ einsetroHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

@euinaloo lit bur9 bic Imneitie
au9 Elm freier Wann seworben unb
fann nun seben, wobin es ibm beliebt.
Sa er auseni@etnli@ bic &a@e ieiner
fribereu @enoiien fir6tet, b~eionbers
Der Sreunbe uon &apitdn 0una, ben
asuinalbo gu t0bten befabl, 10 mirb
Der einitise Setter bes aufftanbes
mobl na@ elmer @elesenbeit iu6en,
pOn BEN Snieln gu fi@ten unb nod
ben Ser. Staa!en gu fommen. Cine
Sorleiunsstour uou ibm warbe wabrs
i9einli@ better sieben, als bic uon
Carrie Station unb Der N~iiIiondrin
Glen Stone.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Marf 9anna trebitirt bic rsroBe
gro1peritdt" = pom Der ptele 3eute
iibrisens meuts gu ieben befommen =
mieber einmal Der republitantI@en
8artsi. @abrideinli9 bat bic g.
.. g. au9 etner &ontratt NIT benz
lieben 9errsott absei@lofen, uns beu=
er einen rei@en grnteiesen gu bei9eez
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Der W6rber unb Musbre9er 9arrp
Tracep, auf ben iest eine Sasb bar4
tie Ser. Staaten peranitaltet wirb,
rpirb natirli9 ben Stoff 81 elmer sarz
gen &eibe uon vOtme Noueaen" CUR
grbauuus Der amerttanii@en Susenb
IieferH, wie bermaleinlt Sei1e Sames
IS aetban bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Senus unb Wars merben gnbe bte=
ies Monats bas S9auipiel elmer Plas
netens& G. niunftion bieten. sic fteben
bann r,llr etrpa einen @rab auseinan=
Der. St0runsen auf unierem Slaneten
werben baraus boifentli6 ai9t err
madien. Oieles Sabr lit obnebies
Iberret6 baran.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01
ArrrStth fur Forgery.

Eugene Freeman bas been arrested in
Reno for forgery. Freeman hns Tor
ycars been confidential bookkocper Tor
tho iirm Of Fitzpatrick Bros. & Colline,
who hive mn important grading contract
with the Southern Pacific Company
nenr Clarks Station.
Freeman has been swelling his bank
account by drawing checks in favor OF
mythical people and then having tho
mythical people endorse thom in hia
favor, when he would iranster the
amount OF coin nanad from the
%company's safe to his pockets,
Finally tho torgerics wore discovered
and Freeman WA compelled to light
out suddenly. He stole Il horse and
rode II nearly To Reno, turned 1t loose
and walked into town, where he changed
| clothee, disguised himself, and prepared
| Ia depart when nabUoh by the police.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01
Beyond tho Palo OF Lnw.

4 man recently arrested at Search
light, Linceln county, was Above | 10 go
free, az the victim OF the robbery re-
fnsed to prosecute on account Of the ex-
pense cntailed in bringing the perpe.
traitor to Phoebe, the county seat, IA dis
lance OF 300 miles for trial.
In order TO keep within the boundaries
ofthe State the entire distance must be
travelled by stage coach, a trip of some
six days duration. The stage fare alone
will amount to about $40. Daily ex-
penses enroute are at leart $3.50 q day
or Sl5 for the trip. Thirty days would
at least DO necessary for the round trip
and figuring ones time at "a per day,
the total for one man for the round trip
is $40. Then the complaining witness
would be required to take along at
least two other witnesses, which would
swell the expenses up to $500. which
sum added to the loss bound to be suf-
fered by neglect Of business would mako
the cost OF prosecuting fully $1,000.
The S~earchlight says the citizens of
that place have no desire to talk tho law
into their WI hands. they ask that the
bounds OF the law DO extended within
their reach, and to this end they appeal
to the executive powers Of tho State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01

81 il u sad duty this afternoon to
chronicle the death Of another old real
don't 81 This community. While the shad.
ows Of Inst night were thickenmg, the
spirit ~ Charles GrccnbcrG ooh is
fight to the unseen world.
The deceased wnb born in Salt Lake
City, Utah. forty.sir ycnrs ago. Thirty
ycnra ago he came tO Elko mud aIncc
then no moved anon us until about
two ,rar5 ugu when he wns stricken
will, u diGcnsc that bnifled the best
physicians nn the Pacific Coast. All that
huulnn power could do wHs domo to re-.
store him to health. but nothing could
stay the progress OF tho diSoasc.
Tho remains will reach here to.
morromw evening and he funeral will
take place from the residence Of MH.
Allen some time during Monday. The
prccIsc hour will depend upon the con.
,iiliun of The rcmains.
the deceased left Il sister Mrs. Allen
and a niece. Miss Alice Lowe. residing
in Eiko. and two nicccs, Misses Alice
and Margaret Shelton, and two %nophcws
John i. aud Il. ~. Day. Miss Alice
Lowe cared for her uncle during Inc
Inet illness and was with him when Thu
end came at . o'clock lust night. She
will accompany the rcmains to Elko.
The deceased was 4 momDor Of EltC
Lodge No. IL. Knights ot Pythins. lI'
n highly respected 10y his Lodge md
MI who know Inn. Ito was a kindly
courteous man. Now Tint no ia gODt
his genial faco will no missed and hi
solid worth lost Ia this community. Mn.
he sleop vol.
Tho lSDErESDEST extends ito gym
pathy to tho borrowed family. Ma,
their griri he tempered md their sorroS
.lightcnod by tho knowledge tint thti
loved ono rests from hie suffering.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01
New Nevada Ell Dorado.

G, L. Taylor, who came up from Hum.
holdt House yesterday afternoon,
brought some additional particulars of
the recent rich strike made IN the north
eastern part OF the county, near the
Humboldt line. Mr.. Taylor was at his
Granite Point borax plant, which is 10.
Gated on the extreme southern edge Of
the Black Rock desert when he heard
OF the discovery made in the range of
mountains across the desert TO the
northwest. He went to the scene, which
) was distant a good days travel, and
found hat everything had been located
before he arrived. He confirms the
reports OF the richness OF the ore which
assayed fran eco up into the thousands
but ssys the ledge is only about q foot
in width and not enough Development
work has been done TO determine to a
certainty the extent or value Of the dis.
covery. 1t is very promising, but the
situation is not such as to warrant a
rush to the new district at present. Tho
country has not been prospected to any
extent, however, and it is very probable
that other discoveries will be made.
The nearset railroad point to the scene
Of the new strike is Amedee, on the Nc
vnda, California &c Oregon road. 1t is
about l25 miles from there, across a
rough country. The distance from VIM
nemucca is but little more, but the trip
across the Black Rock desert is any
thing but alluriug. However. il reports
continue favorable, nothing will prevent
Il big rush to the new district from all
points from which it can be reached.
There is said to be great excitement
Mt Lovelock over the new strike. One
party OF ~prospectors has left there for
the latest Ell Dorado and others are
making preparations to set out.-Silver
State,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hdll's Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 co. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undcrsigned, havo known f..
j. Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and be.
liovo him perfectly honorable IN all bus.
meas transactions, and financially able
to carry ont my obligation made 10y
their firm.
WEST & TRAux, Wholesale Druggista,
Toledo, o.
WALDISu. KiSSAS & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials FREQ.
Halle Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01

Vacation time il hero aud the children
arc fairly living out Of doors. There
could DO no healthier place for thom.
You need only to guard against tho
sports. No remedy equals DcWiit'e
Witch Hazel SnIyc Tor quickly stopping
pain or removing danger Of serious con
]sequcnccs, For cute, scalds, md
wounds. al used DcWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve FOR sores. cuts and bruisoa,- saye
L. q. johnson. Swift, Tex. at is the
best remedy on tho market" Sure
cure for piles and skin discnsca. 30.
waro Of countoricits. Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01
Some Foolish People.

Allow n cough to run until it gotta
beyond the reach Of medicine, They
otton sRy, ~0h, il will wear away but
in most cascs IL wears them away. Could
they be induced to try tho successful
medicine called Kemp's Dalsam, which
in sold oil a positive guarantee to euro,
they would Immediately 500 tho excel.
ent effect after taking tho first dose,
Price pc. and 50c. Trial sizo FREQ. For
sale by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01
AN
AUTHOR
SPEAKS,

Tho late Charles Dudley Warner
author, editor and trnveler-while bath
ing i'll Great Salt Lake remarked to a
friend, that in all his travels he never
before saw such n glorious combination
OF salt sea bathing, blue eunlit skies,
pure mountain air and pretty women
and happy children. Tho only trans.
continental line passing directly through
Salt Lake City Ia the Rio Grande Sys.
TEN. 1t ia also the Scenic Line OF the
World No European trip OF equal
length can compare with it in grandeur
OF scenery OIL wealth OF novel interest.
All Agents sell through tickets to tho
East by way OF tho Rio Grando lines.
Send fer pamphlets to +. w. Thompson;
General Agent, 625 Market Street, San
Franciscoj j.. d. Mansfield, General
Agent, l2i Third Street, Portland; W.C.
Mcbride. General agent, AZ Il. Broad-
way, Butte; or 1, A, Benton. General
Agent, Passenger Department, Salt
| Lake City.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-01

II you want n fine dress shoe go to T..
Osell.
WhyH Because no carries q complete
line Of tho celebrated SELF shoes which
are tho best on tho market.
Alec the beat grade OF men q working
shoes, and Il fine liuc OF ladies', misses
md childrcn's ehocs Of all kinda.
Being II practical shoemaker
understand how to buy only the bent OF
goods aud guarantee all shoes purehas,
cd from mo. | also carry a complete
line OF furnishing goods.
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Mnthcr Always Keeps IL Handy.

~My mother suffered u long time from
pans mud general III health duo
primarily tr indigestion Gays IL. w.
Spnldmg. Verona. $40. "rwn ycare ngo
! got her to try Kodol. 9hc grew better
ut oncc aud now, nj tho Of acvcnty'
six, eats any thing che wants, romnrkinR
tiRt sic feare no bad circc.a M aho Inns
hor bottle 81 KodOl handy Don't
%as'" time hoc'or,ng symptoms, 90
sound Your health will 10 good. Kodol
rests tho stomach and strengthens tho
body 10y digoating your food. II Ia
natures own tonic. Elko Drug Go.