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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
san JUAN
ROTA@ POR CORRED
julio 10

Julio 10
Aver fue oil dia que 90 eRnzaron mas tela.
grAmAs en- 10 sstAci6n de San Juan, desds que
BHtk aquf sl gobisrno Amsrieano.
PssAron de 600 los sxpedIdos y Feeihidos.
Hoy Q las ds Ia tards Sc hAbfAn crusade
mas de $50 dsSpAehos.
Es de obssrvar In actitud de Mr. orosas.
que 80 abssuvo de votaF los nombFamiantos de
iusesa do pas, hechos por oil Executive.
LLAMA In Rtsnci6n que no 80 ls prsgunsKss
II eausR porque no voiAba.
Dssds hses muchO ilsmpC gosA Dc gran
Hoy 81 In favorita asl p6blisO. puss sus lle0rss
aon los metores que . fabrican.
EstA f6briea &c sspseiAl On la eonfeeei6n
dc ron, pues RnH mareAs son exeeIsntss.
E ron marea all TrolyS es el que g pone
an todAs las mesAs &c los hotelss easas par
MeulAree. p.
81 iusz Ramos cssa hoy en- an cargo de pre-
sidsnta dc IA Ccrte de Dlstrito de San Juan.
sAbido ss que sl iusz Ramos ss hA visto
AhandonAdo por aus correiigion arios, quisnes
10 dsjaron solo sin defenaa dc los AaaqnsE que
diario 10 hacs oil sN<wAS
La SAsTRERIA DE MoDA "a In do En-
fique Lsfebre, 0risto No -. Recomendamoa
Anuestros amigos que In fAvore1can con sns
krAbAios. m. a.
HA cAusado gran indignation lA caIumnia
onciAl que vierten oil gobernAdor 81 attorney
en- sn informe de dsfsnsR del juex Ramos, en-
siAdo Al presidents R3osevelt.
Estoa reapst1hles sefioTea dicen que el pue.
bio de Puerto Kieo - immoral v que desde an
tss es In invasion, les personAs vivian en- con
cuhinato, R1n aisnco casadRs.
MakknA dArk rstrstE sR In pIasa sBAldo-
TiotyD In banda dc In inanlkr.
9THE HELvETIA2.-27, CAIIa da Ia orus.
Gran casa de huespedes. STAkle d Hotss
Aposentoa para fnmiliAa personAs sofas. Co
midas SO csntavoa enbierto. Banjo. Telefonc
10S. ApArtado eorrso 29s. Propietario.-Psdro
Schira.
NoTA:-Eaas hotel sstk cargo de unH ss-
noFftR eagusnA.
Grande es To Animaci6n que rein1 para
aalssir 81 bale QUE Sc vsrt9ear& ell dIa o en- ho.
nor nj 4 dc Julio, en- eeiebEanxR de In lndspen-
dsncia de los Estadcs Ulldos.
Hsmos dido In eonformidad de muehas
psTsonAs aobre Ia nusvA Cortc do DistFlAo de
easA capital.
La NUEvA CENTRAL, de Andrea Pts.
DuIeerfA, eonhtsrfR y TepostsrfA- - San
Faaneiaco 77.--ss siFven toda ciase do sncaF-
gos sp dicbo rsmo. San Juan, Puerto Rico
%nlagcnos ibT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
NOTAS ESPANOLAS
Una respuesta

Una respuesta
Ell Sumo Pontfnce Leon XIII, ha contes-
tAdo la invitaci6n que Ia hixo ia reina regense
IA Esnsf.s respeeto de oue indicara lA Prince
80 auropea que dsbe compartir el srono con
don Alfonso.
Consejillo
Hoy habrk conseiiilo de Ministros para dar
n eonocer ID decision del Papa.
En- los circulos potfticos - nota, eonse-
cuencIa de clio, desnsadR animation.
Enagenaoi6n de territories
Ell gobierno sspafioi, consscuencia dc con-
.fderar cssi mposible la colonization de los Sc
rritorios de Rio-M Muni. que fuefon cedfdos
Eepafa medisnte eI Tratadoa que se ceiebro
entire dicha naci6n y 10 rep6oltcs frsncasa,
trata de ensgenar dichos tsrrsnos, situados en-
In ninea occidental.
0tras notIcas
oLras notieias dicen que eI Imperio ale
man no a. sgeno O los propositos Bustsntados
nor In naci6n espahola de enagensr aus pose
clones en- Ia costa frms del Osste de Africa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
CrOnje repatriado

ID general boer, croDjs. que essaha desde
hAce algunoa messs prisfonero en- 10 isla de
8&ntS Elena nFm6 aver adhesion In coma :
Mtuei6n fngiesa. embareAndo inmediaaamsnts
con destino Rl TraDsvAai On III transpoxte In
gges
I'll general Cronje ha aldo pnesto n som
platR riberkad.
Hay mas pEiaionsros an dieha isia qua all
Gran pFonto para - paia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02

Aver fue oil di@ que So eFnzaPon mas tels.
gxAmAs en- 10 estRci6n de San Juan, desde que
pntA aqnf oil goblsrno AmeRieRno.
PasAron de 600 los expedldos y reeibidos.
Hoy las 8 de la tards Sc h1hfAn crusade
mas de $50 despAehos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02

I'm To agsncia de El FfgaroS Sc vsni
nGmsRos extPRordinaFios de diehR revfstas
Ios que Sc editaron con motive ds Ia inangu
ei6n do Ia rep1olica de Cubs.
CAda nGmsro eussta rs centavos. Los
didos deben dirigtrse D don jose Lahradc
VifiRls, on San Jnan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
Madidas Sanitarias

Oon motivo del dssarrollo Que ACC aisre el
c6lera on FiIipinas, ne han impuesso en- aong
Kong, Singapore otros punsoa os aqus'
Archipelago rigurosas msdidAs aanisarlas pa
r. prscavsrss de los horribles essrsgos que ss-
u hacienda en- aquel pAfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
Informes de FiIipinas
c6lera morbo

IN 10 semanA anterior oe arrieron sn
nrovincis de Ilocos Sur, isIa de- Lux6ns eianto
ochsnta defanciones o conseeuencia oei sois1A
moKbo.
In otras islas 80 propsgA alsrmanesmsnss
In esuantosa enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02

I'm los exkmsnss de 10 Normal de Bio Pie
aras Holo han quedado 20 suspensos.
8abemos que algunos de estos les hAbfa
sido eomunicAdA 81 aprobAci6n por el tribunal
eXRminadoe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-02
AVISO
A LOS HACENDAD0S
La Compania de los Ferrocarries de P. R.

pons conocimento del pbco muy pafularneats de los
hacendados duens de abrcas que habiendo montado
sres sanurcs naquuara persooaad sacusutra
condn de pleas do aquu
asic de construction, proutitai
Tamben dispone do fuudc5n Halo psvist2 d
moderno que le psren ndr dsao ds las f3 hoGs aqae
Has piezas que nscssitsn urgenaa.
Pueden resis gr4t1ssts por srrosaff todas las pie
de maqunas cue hayan de reparda 10 representa-
gran economic.
Precios muy reducfdos
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26


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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
SEEN AT THE JEWELERS..

Among the very latest things out are
marriage medals. These are of gold
and silver, bearing appropriate de.
signs. and are intended to be given
as a bridal gift. They can be worn as
brooches or attached TO the fashion
able long chain.
The fad for larger cameo brooches
IL on the increase and jewelers. are
showing some very beautiful ones.
Conspicuous among them are delicate
cameo cmt heads of George aud Martha
Washington and also OF their home
ut Mount Vernon.
Works of art are the powder boxes
cnamcled In Louis XVI. style. On one
lively little box is cnameled n PASTORAL
scene in the Vatican manner. against
Il creamy-white background Others
have Il languishin- swain depicted,
ador!ng at the feet of his ~shepherdess.
Gun metal set with the l9mbent opal,
the milky pearl. great purple anne
thysts or the dainty blue turquoise is
made up into all sorts of beaMtifpLSnJ
useful trifics especially for the holiday
trade. Money purses, card eases. bon
bon boxes, lorgnettes and match boxe,
are among the many articles.
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HATS WOMEN ARE WEARING.

Black and white and blue in hat
trimming Is Il very good combination
this year.
Low, fiat hats, worn tilted forward
over the face and the brim covered
with long ostrich plumes, are all the
fashion at present.
Children never look prettier than in
bright red hats, and these are always
good trimmed with field flowers.
Trimmed with black they are also styl-
ish.
"FloPpy" soft hats are pretty with
the rim softly falling in its natural
way and then trimmed with n wreath
of lowers with n bow of black velvet in
the back.
y pretty little hat is of blue straw
trimmed with daisies. 1t must be worn
with n gown which il will suit. Dais-
les, the field flowers, are not good form
with elaborate or dress toilets.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
sIuO Reward. 500. .

The readers NJ this paper will bc
plcnsrd {" learn tina, there is at lcnst
IN" dreaded diqcnsr That pCicncc lIas
been able Iu cure IN all IT, stagcs, and
that it Cntarrh. HALLS CntarrE Cure is
the uulv r%"artiv" curo known I" Ia"
medical fraternity. CatnrIh being Il
constitutional diacasr. requires ~ con.
st,tutinnal treatment. liall's t'uiarrh
CuIr ~ lthcu internally acting directly
upon Tive blood and uucnup a%uffaccs Of
~" f!si'rr. UCrol, lc-tfol NJ IT,"
iUnu la,iou ~ the discuy". nud giving the
pglicui sIrcuglh Ivy tutliruP ~ III. con
sii;uliuu and insisting uLluf" ~ doing
ita WORK. ia" proptictcrs have - much
ini.', ~ it, ruruiiyc Invcrt that they
offer One hundred Dollars t0t my "neo
that II fnil4 f." rurc. s,"ui inr i"stim"n
rnlu. Ndlr,n'.
VI. CHENEY " 80. Toilette. -.
Suli hy DruVGisis he.
' lIalru Family rrlla are the best
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
tl'ROM FRIDAYS DAI:.N.l
SalmaQundi.

Read over the business I"r,lS every
day. l"u will iinI something tina; will
interest YEA
y l. Richardson ~ nuiu,hi and e..
Millspi"Gh ~ Little IA -. Mime .",a
oil mcr. arrived Yesterday to took ever
tire cit ticIu.
Mr.. T. {. Van DuZ.r. fa'l,Vr II the
Congressman elect. II quite sick at the
Commercial Hotel All his friends
hope he will soon hr himself ngain.
Sou h Nfri3'a liz II volcanic pri.m. aud
the ! 'ur ~ 'l" vrrtnitr ~ Kimberley is
20 suiphurnns .l-lt even ants cannot
EXIST urun IT.
Judge Talbot returned from Lincoln
county III the DELAYED train Wednesday
afternoon. Next week he will clean up
some Of the business in the District
Court and leave for Carson about a
week from today.
W. VI N"athrrs. son of Commissioner
W"nthcrs, IN putting ~ Ills time
learning ia. ropes Of the shcrtT's office.
preparatory to taking the p~usi'Inn Of
deputy after the first nf january. The
INDEPENDENT congratulatcs Sheriff
Clark in selecting a young a Tor his
deputy aud wi=hcs both him and Mr..
Wcathers success IN their ulliC III H. ties.
1t IL related up III wiin, Ape Irs 10 DO
excellent authority tina; with very frw
exceptions the mcnnIn- State. boards
wlll!cfup'uS he Same servants as % On.
ga-Cd y change at ne prison Is pos.
sihlc; but " hrrwiSe. from Supcrrn,end-
ant ~ the Orphans Home Ia Govern
Or private secretary nmi Waterman. it
IL said the present mcdmhcnts will re-
min Larson New:
Tie Il striug almost "a !arI Ion. Ia Il
Common door key and take the string
III the right h and, holding IT 80 the key
will escape the Hoe toy three or four
inches. II yon will h"l the key steady
enough IT will swing back and forth III
Il s;raigh. line. Let another person
take Your left hand, The molten 90 the
Ike, will change from the prndnlnm like
SWING ~ u circular swing. IT a third
rrrs,u will rlu -. his n md ,.r ,h,. .nnuI
der Of ia. second ucrs,n th,. motion If
! the Ike, will stnu. T,y il md .~yuIoip i,
il Won ran.-Ex.
-,
'to"'"s VI - "''S !" '"'iEi'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26

+. Knemcycr, of thus valley. Is one Of
the sturdy German farmers of this sec.
ton. lie has u little ranch of 200 acres
III the upper end Of the valley winch he
is getting under II high state Of cul.
tIvation. About 80 acres are now
producing nnl ne Is now clear
ing 20 acres of new ground. Mr.. Kne-
meyer raised five ton nf hay To- the
untecr barley which produced ahou,
forty hnsimIs to the acre. lie is raising
Il lot Of fine chickens. alec. and is going
into the farming business in the right
way to make some money out Of it
Lyon County Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
A Raeent Discovery which II Ii EK-
peoted VIII ReyoIutioniHe
the BusincEa.

a hitherto unknown elements in milk,
n new fGrmcnt, has been discovered,
called galactosc, which is proving of
value in the ripcning of cheese. The
properties of this fermcut are similar
to the secretion of the pancrcatic or
gan in the human body, says Scrib-
ner'S. Old Chccsc i II prcdigcstcd food,
and the digestion is wrought by the
gnlactose. II was found that the galac-
tose would Il" on working at very low
temperatures. temperatures at which
bacteria were practically inert. Cheese
vas put int" refrigcrators and kept
frozen for months. Other cheese was
kept just above the freezing point. It
was found that the finest cheese Is
cured ut from 80 tn so degrees Fahren-
hcit. Practical cheese manufacturers
had maintained hat so degrees was
the lowest temperature Mt which
cheese could hc worked without becom-
ing bitter mud worthless. The new dis
covery will, it is believed, revolution
i've cheese manufacture. doing AVA
with all cmring-rooms. the cheese be-
ing sent directly TO the refrigerator.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
STEEL IN HIS A
PoiRt of knife blade Found In Hans
vital Organ After
lie Dies,

Coroner Jackson, Of New York. has
in his posscssion'a human heart that
is n puzzle to all who sec it. foE n
mas Embedded in IL n fragment OF q
knife blade an inch and n half lony,
yet the body from which II was taken
Is without exterior puncturc, and the
history IN the man does not show
that he had ever swallowed ANYTHING
of the sort. IicsiGcs. the steel. which
Is OF good quality. is free from rust,
and the doctors say had it worked
its way to where IL was found from
my part. Of the aIimcntnry canal il
would have been cDrrudcd by the nc-
tion OF the gastric juices.
The heart is that Of William Bar
rctt, 81 years old, n Bowcry charac.
ter, who died in the city hospital ON
Hlnckwclrs island from what was
supposed ut the time To be pnci,.
moni1. Mrs. Elizabeth barrett.
mother Of the patient, with whom he
lived, said she did not believe he had
ever been stabbed and was Sue he
had never swallowed such u piece of
steel during his infancy or childhood.
VIII Herald tho CuronntI,,
a chain of huuiirCs extending
through the length and hrcaGih ~
three kingdoms will illmmir @ SIC ripht
Of the coronation Of King EGvard.
The arrangements are already well
advanced. The country has been al.
yidcd into districts and circulars vii,
shortly I've issued giving all necessary
particulars. NJ 9:j5 ON the night Of
June 60 u dciuuHiing rocket will he
fired from nearly 5000 heights. and
five minutes later the signal will be
given for the 5000 fires to be SGT
ablazc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
New Firm,
affN

5fN
Mrs. GarreChI, Lan8 q Co.,
Successor to Mrs. j. a.. WeiIant.
Have 4 splendid stock Of Millinery,
Ladies Dress and Furnishing
Goods, Ribbons, LaceS, Gloves,
Gents Ties, ect., etc.
At REDUCED PRICES.
e6Y' One door east of poSto;ice.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salma1undi.


Enr"ija has a pc"piug Tom.
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a.. :,lI r-..r. r.,.,"
r,,,J f,,ro r,.r.,, w..,;rn."n .r;.
o,ri,.
''L'''7'" ''r""h h"' an attack OF
"'"' ''''"'' NA'i'dh! hf'"r''""n AMI
l.. n., ,.r,
Mis-. y hiN"I' Il FORMER resident Of
f.N'. 't~~'I through yesterday from
'h" "'@' :" her h"n" I" Southern Cal
ii"rui' Nh" rs I""fnuG exceedingly
well '"s e woman II h"r age.
D.rut, l. = u,,.n,I Uur,h-.y.
came ur ir"m 'ar-"m thu morning Ia
attend The preliminary examination Of
l1nnu Dliri"n. charged with selling
whistle! :" Indians
u Whit, PIN. N.,ys elm, Misc
He'll. i:yr,,, q Lo. b..u y.t, L,r
,i,u ,,,L,iI r.,r- ,,.,,,,, .l,,,,
nicely li.r ,,np, f-i..u l. ~ Eu,o
.,uu,, y,u J., ,,L.a..j J., L,.., no,
rnmr,.t. r,.rovrr,
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"''l, III ''""' ''ccN quay 'hcS
I'M" WV" '"N' """'"S''" "h"
.""'' mig '''''''" c''''H AN" report
'''"S WY '"''!""'' mp
y letter received from Mrs. Mauser
tins morning says that Mr.. Mauscr is
v"Ty low AMI that he Is kept alive by
medicine. They are hack III their old
h"m" ia Virginia City and their daugh.
ter IL with them. Their friends here
VII .'Grct tu hear thai Mr.. Maus"Ts
condition l. 80 serious.
The Stnrktnu liver crashed into the
r,..r .uJ ~ fine DwI Eui,.I ut U,r,u
California Su,urIuv ov.rir, uud ,,r
u.-s.r,,crs WAR. EiIIcd aud tworty ~.
iYrrd. Srynr,I ~ .hr iuiurrd bnvr
u, ,E.I r.l N, p,, rn =,
the wrecked coach Ihr Examiner
docs q sIy whether or not he WIZ III.
jur"d.
MIR. Cnn~,'a delivery horse took u
lively ppm around town this aftcrEoon
on his own nook. lie started from Ed.
Wuulvrrtou'- rrsi,lrncc on Missouri
ilnt. went through TIN" main stree; Of
the town us f,r ~ the Bank corner aud
then took around the block and lcft the
wagon in Chinatown. Tho result was II
badly damaged wagon and harness..
Saturdays issue II the Gazctt" cuncs
ont ~ - Chr.tmHa edition. II contains
twrul! four ,rE"- 81 wcll.writtcu mat.
ter. mostly descriptive Of Reno. it, al
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.


~ Hh"nfi Campbell! LEFT for r"nopdh
i"r' uish'
.Iark Welsh IE,,,L,, ,.,r.,., t,
Denver last uigh,
MIR. CLARK 10 ON, ,,t,nrr, D.. hr.;
n..- ~ usunI t.jny
Fn,uri- So las, r,.n,
~ ''''"'''''"' 81 ">"'"h WI To-
'"' J" ''"' '' '"' "'7' ~ u" year
/" the Ills hat flesh Is heir {" the
"'"r'H" woman act = TIA" ILL RI" never
Ia
i G,trt,. ,,.-,,,,,. r,h.. l..I
'"ti That threatens {" t"',iou mt"
i"""'n"nIt
uuuL., Of I.riurr,,, .,r...
rrrurn,i ,,-t.r I,v ,u,,...., >, r.,,.r
the noEIa,- with th,ir r,r.r,.
,,r,rriDy ;f,.-u,,r A., r,,,,,.t
everything uui., nm ia. ,,.I
Event, car. avn ,uIy af,,.r E..-r.,r
Vessels pts,cI annually bruurh ,n,.
SUE raual. no. the :gmnrr H. iGl 9,
Year.
Smith from. CHrliu last ui,hi md left
Inn, ;, ,.- a,'I. .,,.:T rr','
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ask for Mcsserly cigars.
Blankets, puilte, in endless variety. at
Euglcr's.
Head Quarters for Holiday Goods at
Euglcrs.
Elegant smoking jackets and bath
robes can he found at EnGlcr's.
The Englcr Store represents a regular
Bazaar. This is the very time to make
your selection.
Rubber footwear for everybody at
Englcr's.
Seymour jacobs has IL line line of
Singer sewing machines.
y carload of genuine puckwatcr
appl" cider on tap at the Club Saloon. +
Il. q. Mcsscrly wants tn" people of
Elko to- know that he il now ready for
business in j. Gnrrrchi's old stand.
Mrs. John Martin will deliver fresh
milk to all who leave orders at her resi-
durcc. Tho patronage Of the public is
solicited.
The best place TO get your work
don IT. at the Golden Rule Shaving
l~'arlnrs by l.. g. BAY cr. First cluas work
to all. Next door t" the Bakery Saloon.
Seymour Jacobs has received Il neg
liue Of suspendcrs. neck ties. etc. Call
md see them. +
Beautiful fur cullarcl,es. capcs,
mutis, fur and feather boas just re-
ccivcd at Englcr's, =
Tomalcs for sale every Saturday cvc
n.ur al the residence Of ". Y. Herman
drH, just east Of the undertaking pnrlors.
AddirIoua! lot tailor made Indies
suits; skirts, dressing sacqucs, warm
wrappers, Monte Carlo and other style
coat ut Euulcr'e,
G. II. I%iamsdcll. photographer from
san Francisco, has fitted up Il gallery
on the lot facing DIR. McDowcll'R, near
the Courthouse, and is rcudy for bust.
ness. First class wUEk. Pictures made
rs we'll in cloudy ~ u fair weather. =
Mcsscrly's cigur store IN the ulnr, to
get the best home made. white Labor
cigars in the market. Cigars suli by
wholesale, retail or sins Ia box. Mono
but ,hc best tobacco used nnd no Chinese
labor employed. Give the Lender,
Superior and SignOrjta II trial. =
Adolrh Knudson is now conducting
the Depot Hotel tonsorial parlors aud
folicits II share Of the public patronage.
Cleanliness and first cluss work is his
motto mud hc wishes hia friends and
others to give HIM n call when they
wHut u good shave or haircut.
y. +. GuiIaggcr. at JOncs' old Stand.
10 prepared To- 60 hlncksmithnp IN al
times. lIorsc shooting aud wagon work u
epccrnity, All work guaranteed. rIEc
your Nnr!; tu Mr.. GulrInggCr's shop il
you want II dome well and at reasonable
prices.
II !ou trcl III and need u rIll
Why not purchase tho hCstE
DrWill's Early liisCrs
No little gurprircrn.
raj " uu". they hu sac test.
v. II iiuwcll. Houston, Tex rites
| hnvo ua"l Little turly Risar Pills IA
ml fwiiy iof constipation, sick head.
ache. etc. To ihrir use | an indebted
f"r the health 81 my family. Eiko
Drug Store.
- ~ses~ e.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
An rn.nsprrtcd ut,,t

a Richmond (Vn.) professor has
just completed n 17-volumr "Lifc Of
Edgar \. Poe" Never. pnys the Chi
ago Record. Herald. until now have
We thought "f Foe rs n possible rival
OF the Encyclopedia britannica.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26

Mrs. Pillinrr met with = painful acri.
dent TuCadn! evening. While ON
from ia" no ~" uf her 'inughtcr. Mrs.
she slipped on the ice and fell {" the
ground. Her whole weight wIs thrown
upon her bands. winch are badly
bIuircd and sprninrd -Mnmntuiu Home
Herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
VIII Hcrnid tho Curon,u,,
A Craving Joke

Now wc have n lamp trust. Turn Il
d"wn.-Minncnpolis Times. Why no.
snuff IL out?-St. Joe Gazette. Or
blow II up?~philadciphja Ledger;
and the Chicago Tribune Willingly
adds: "Or resort tu gns--as aboye?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.
Ia" Iays are growing longer.

sheriff Clark has twenty. three steady
hnar'I"rs.
Mr.. ~. L. Smith returned this fore
noon from the East.
Deputy Marshal Humphreys returned
to- Carson last night.
Knoxville. Tennessee. had a half mil
lion dollar fire early Yesterday morning.
Only II more day before Christmas,
the happie=i time ~ the year for the
children. Make some poor child happy
~ that ia!.
y large barn on Theodore Winters
rnn"E near NHsi,0" WAS burned Sunday
m"r"nE. The lnrn contained 800 tons
81 ina! aud 100 tons of grain. all Of
witch WAS hurnci.
Don't forget the ~u,Rsqucra,ir ball ut
tn" Depot Hotel tomorrow evening.
On" dollar will admit a gentleman and
Inti III mT-F .ud fifty cents will pay
,"rF Nay az e 'i."rtntnr. O." nud see
'ii' ih"rf' HihSfrTS.
rae LARGEST mpl, ON earth , ,hrc..
,.ur.nLI mnr, h.L,ry,u, ,o NicL,.I
Murray NJ Hereford. No, will re rx-
iIhit"l at the ri. Louis worlds fair in
''"t one Is eighteen hand ar SIN feet
high ut the shoulders. and weighs l.
Tvs ""h"''
Tonnr,h will .n,,, L,v.,r Er;s.,,,I
Church. the sum Of .;T, i.yr,,r nj.
rrhhl he'h s"o'cH"c'i i"d I "Iilry "t
SI"" per m"h'h having -" guaranteed
Tor th: r'"'": ,hiarA liu- VII make
III" i'"rih 'niT'h ~ 'pi"'"h'
The numnrr nf trained rl,.r,,-,s cm.
pluyr,i %. G,-snnr e.. RI 60. "a 1881 WAS
ITOD II f., pn ia, h,...l..s ,u,,h.r
1000 rnulo,.,i abroad Nm. hio, d,.
Work nav" Ir"" i"rh'! :" I"' chemists
hii''''
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often .s AZ. L,.,r 5. a.. E,t,r.i.
nur.s. hcr.,,r -, ,,I-s ,u,,.J ,.;,L
SILVER. and the ,ip..t l. n,urt,.uiu. ,c-
c.r, .,,ld r,li,,rr, ,,L,
ah'n' the II ones II II \m"'I an
com.
Sn,mus D.Eri.n pI,aL gu;I,y I,s,
=, ,L, cL,,o. - ,Es,,sr
Eouor T., AN Indian ami v,e hail un5.r
Sipu L,rJs IN ,ur.nr L,.for. tho Initial
Stut,s Grand iury In defiant Of th.
JaiI.
rLc C,,ranp Annual yun,s the I.,isIn.
tur. tn mas. an Act authorizing the AN.
of a S,utc i.L commissiourr
Tho ~IyprpExnryr wnuIJ ror,.r so. nm
Act pass.d authorizing tine uresidiur
officers Of I'M. Senate and Assembly to
shoot the members that mention fish or
game III the incoming Legislature.
\ biy. ~ here b].lnnriny Ia the roy.
was stolen from the ApricuI.
,urnI Dcpnr,r.nt a f.w dnys apo. ss,s
thr Chicago Record Herald. Tn to ,hr
h"ur uf going To press. however, the gov.
crnmcnt had not missed any rcd.hn;
stoves.
\ Lincoln. Nchraskn, dispntch Of the
2!d SAYS that ritty passcntcrs ON train
No. 3O2 on the Burlington. running
from Denver I" Dcadwuod. were buried
under ten frct 81 snow ut Mercer. Ne.
hra@ka. for twenty hours. \ relief force
was sent from Sydney and the passcng
"rs were rescued after ten hours WORT.
80,
Nam v,,t. ,n;,L ,o.,..u. Ill.,, -,
an oor, cYno,uo,; iii -, p,,,;
mara ui,h 80 p,,.Ln,, ,,;n .cs
r,r,L, I'll 81 pLil.r,Li, ,n;,n -,
rro-,,on1 ri,h .ot c, I,u, ,,r. srp
,,I CI;ooo, ,.;,L. sto
y '"'"r'd woman tire" The "iis an"
'hn" "' h'e"ir'ie Icl' AFTER h'f nus
sl"n thni followed carried the stove
through one of the windows, Mos
pow'ul movin mcdsin | cyah saW'd.-
said she. ~" w"niah the old man
g"n" died.