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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

the Joint resolution passed by the ssnatt
requesting congress TO secure the passage
at an early date Of q joint resolution
thanking Admiral schley by name for hts
services In the battle on Santiago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

The funeral services OF Mrs. William
HouGhton will be held at 81. Johns church,
TWenty-slNth and Franklin streets. Feb
ruary 3 m. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery. Residence. u2 Burdstte street
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
Marriaae Lieenaes.

Marriage license was granted the follow
ing yesterday:
Name and Residence. Age.
Charles w. McKown, New York........... 45
Alice ]. Coffey. Omaha ...-.......-.-..A0
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
Notice.

All persons having bills against the Elks
fair are hereby notified to present them e
the committee Of arrangements not later
than Monday. February 10. In order 10 Sc
cure prompt payment. BY order Of com
mittee. l. W. RABER. Chairman.
l. W. MINER, Secretary.
Omaha. February s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

New York, Nov. 10. 1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

baking powders are low
priced, as alum costs but two cents
pound but alum IL = corrosive
poison ard Il renders the baking
powder dangerous TO ure In foed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
SOMETHING THAT WILL 90 you
GOOD.

We know Of no way In which we
can be OF more service to our readers
than to tell them OF something that
will be OF real good to them. For this
reason we want to acquaint them
with what we consider one Of the
very best remedies on the market for
coughs, colds and that alarming com.
plant, Group. We refer to Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. We have used
it with such good results in our fam
lily so long that it has become a house
hold necessity. By its prompt use we
haven't any doubt but that IL has
time and again prevented Group. The
testimony Is given upon our own ex.
perience, and we suggest that our
readers, especially those who have
small children always keep it 10 their
houses as q safeguard against Group
Camden Is. C.) Messenger. For sale
by McVea Young, Scranton and ]. w.
Stewart, Moss Point, Druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
THE REV IRL R HICKS AL
MANIAC.

This splendid bMk Of 200 pages Is
not only \ work nfsrtof the highest
order, but II IL the wost complete and
valuable book on AstrnnnnIy aud
Meteorol"Ry TOR 1903 to be found IN
the wnrld. No wunder thu drst edis
tion " onr hundred thnusanh was
about exhausted BY theend " January.
The Bible excepted. nj other nnOk
can ne found 10 80 many American
homes. The milli0ns have proven
ia value and will mt he without u.
The pu fishers will supply th,s b's,k
TIT u month ~ tw" f0r the regular
price. with the increased pustaxe
added. Send 20 cents 70 Word and
Works Publishing Company, 21Ol
LOrust Street. ST L,uis. MO., aud
this splendid bopk will be mailed "a
y"i prepaid. Do not pass the yesl
without II in your Ofllce or home.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

For years back the Jackson papers
have had agreat deal to say about
the old capitol building leaking to the
ground floor. That the old hulk was
liable to tumble down at any moment.
The wisdom" of the State has been
occupying the building for over thirty
days, and the old thing is still stand
ing, and may stand the storms and
rains for many years more.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

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II
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rr..u
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ns S"s sa. Upuk. % ,e. ou
usy - w' e",r' Si'.,
80. .Ss -. 80 sNs. 80 n .aAo
p'a.o ~. Sue oe".u' =. '"e i'csoy
o.,au ."u'.". m."ss"u ~ .en'S'
....,s.....'" ,s "' - '0'''u "'''ou'
M AI auu auop'.'
-, ,.v doys a, tho Sh.nah.,
H',se
MI. Anu posomhe., 10 v,s,,,,,,
y, Na- O,,s.n.
.7af
10, s,s,s, Ms.r.u Cnr,,s '.nd ~,
,,e, a.r.,h.s,. Misses rny,nns ana
T.,n,s. ,.,urned rom an sv,ended
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us. go W. - na :. ..",s - .usso =
wv ~ ..s
'Aisma'' colony OF hlteen. European
'acemaRers pave Just turned up mere
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." :m % % s M
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W., s
horace cuiVer Is nome from the "A
y ~. colieRe 90 SICK ieaVe'
Mr.. T. L. Owen and bride, Of Wood
worth, La. are visiting their relatives
Mai. II. w. Grays0n and family.
Shanahan House: Geo. A. Osborn'
aud wife. Luther, Mich; A. G. Nc
int0sh. and wife, West Bay City
Mich; Mrs. Chas. Q. Holt, Crane
Rmpids, Mich; q. II. Andrews, Ben
nett. Ill; W. e. Champlin, Gulfport
8. B. Goodc, Waco, Texas; T. A. H
Otte. N. y. F. E. Struble, Louis 4
Hartelt New Orleans.
Master john O'Keefe, the brIgt
young spn OF Mr.. Jerry O'Keeie WI
4 awarded the arst premium in I'll
third grammar class Of the. Jesuit
college, New Orleans.
!; Recent arrivals at Ocean Sprins
Hotel: r. "A. aud J. WyFox, Chicag'
Il. smith, New orleans;F. >. Houg'
nn, Grand FORKS N. "; MT. an
m's' ~ 2. - m', "'oe oy.,o' ~
s. .r.i..,. Y,,'."a ~,
Vupe uuuoer " OUT peop'e s's'
whom were: Mrs. w. G. Graysor
Mp 4 q Orre,l and daughter. Lilli,
!. Miss Mary Ellen f,owan Mrs H. !
n'.,,s .,..,...,,. u.',I NJ. r
nusse'l auu uduRuee' iidAe'' "'s. =
L. Bailey, Miss Mary Hall, Misse
Helen and Corinne Mcclure. Mrs. {
4 p.E.- ~, n " w,,ker an
a DaAci' WIS - W. a'"' :" ;.
daughter, MISS Aiice' Mrs. oao
! Williams, Messrs. Morris Mcclure
In r. Joachim. Jr,. Master Be
o,us.,e .nd ,;,,la Miss Mann
49,, -,
!. /. IQe 0ajt given Oy tnc oauu wy
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
SPRING GREETING.

Tile DeJean h Mitchell %. are dis.
playing The m0st beautiful Spring
line 0f dry goods direct from the East.
ern iul lporters ever offered the punIic.
Of this sectipp. Evefyh,dy Ia invited
10 Wait cur n,snnmth store and 10.
spect our eleeao, new guds.
N. C. Altman keeps the best fresh
meats. Ring Phone 2a6. ~
August 3. 1901. "
D. X. Mc1nnis 4 Co., Moss Point, sole
sgents for Cactus Compound, the Blood
and Liver Tonic that adds nesh to your
bones. 81 bill case with every bottle. u
J. w. Altman keeps the best fresh
meats, Riug phone ~. II
SCRANTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
Preaching ai II o'clock a. nj. and 7
o'clock y. NJ. on lat and Srt Sundays
In each month. L. e. HALL. pastOr. /,
Sunday sch,nl ESQ "'cleck a. No..
every Sunday.
WIN. J BRuNsoN, Superintendent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
CHURCHES.

MErHoDrsr-Rev W. II. Featherstun, pastor
Preaching every Sunday morning and night; pray
or meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday
school every Sunday at 9:30a =. m.
BAPrIsr-Eld b. L. Mitchell, pastor. Preach
ing every Sunday. morning and night; prayer
meeting every Thursday night. Sundayschool
every sunday at $3.50 am.
PREsBYrERIAS-Rev. W. o. Stephen. pastor.
Preaching each sabbath at II o. IN. and 7:l5 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
CATHoLIc-Sundav-sc school every Sunday at $3.50
q. 10. Mass every second Sunday at 7:30 .. m.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
SPRING GOODS ATO NELSON'S

A handsu,e line ~ SpslnH v'Wds.
such ~ p-rcalr. fancy sluxhams, si'k
chain lace. suitable fDr waists. and
nther fancy dress aMds Lsres and
enlhroideties II all styles at l"wr*'
prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.

The oldest SON OF President Roose-
velt, Theodore, Jr. Is very sick With
pneumonia at Groton, Mass, where
he had gone to. attend school, The
President and wife are at the bedside
OF their boy. We hope and trust the
boy may be restored to health again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charsed for st the rate Of ten cents per
line for each insertion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

The indictments against ex.Secre.
tasy Of State Showers aud his associa.
tes Will douhttess be mol pressed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
Town Of !. Pascagoula.
Pascagoula. Feb. I, l9o.

Pascagoula. Feb. 7, 1902.
Adjourned regular hieetine from
February 4. 1909. =
Mayor apd quorum present.
Report Of TresAurcr: Balance on
hand. a30S. 90.
Report Af Tax CollectUr: Tax Col.
lectl"ns, sSo6.35. : I,,s,. ....,s \, 4
Bills allowed and tsde%ad psid:s !,
G. A. Greiner, csplmissions ...... t22.6o
VIM. Walters. hauling. .......... .... l.0o
Mayor. salary, 2 ~. ........... .,..... 5 o.
Marshal, salary ........... ........... ... 1000
'cSS '.'''.''.. ''''''''''' y.'1"s.s'.. wv
Aldermen per diam ...,......... 5000. :. 4.50
B. F. Brbwne a.l:. ..:ss..... 400
Chas. B0ster, for street work.. 1000
Mrs. MrFaul. rent. !. ...-...... ESQ
Petition of. Giblpns- and others t
open Commerce street. referred tc
Street CommAtteeArr Investigation.
There heing no -pther business the
Board adjourned.
vtsLNEY BROWN. Mayor
A. D. KRtBs, Clerk. ~, ~ 49,.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

When you ,lsck energy, do not relish
your fond. feel dull and stupid after
patlO9, alt ynil need Il, y fis6,. " Cham.
heIlaint stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will make you seel liko'a new
mao and give ynu = 1ppstlse lke .
Scranton and J. w. SteW1ft, Mpsa
Palnt Dfdeksbnayzis
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

A tig reduction vn ell heavy weight
clothing 10 the mammoth upstairs
nf w. ". Canty's stsIre.
Gall AZ 0nce and see the great, har.
gains ! xm offering.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
MARINE.

gNTERED.
Feb Sam. sob. Gri&h, Halvsfson, sos
tons from Hsvsns. /
Feb. liam. sch. Arthur McAfdle,
y. Shepherd, 77 tons from Havana.
cLEARRD.
Feb. 6-Brit. sch. 81. Maurice, for as-
vsna with 28l 900 feet lumber, vAl.
$4,000 BY Moss Point Lumber Go.
Feb. Sam. sch. Elsie 3. Bsylis for
Der by 6pottswood, Turner 4 Co.
Feb. l0-Am. sch. Eleanor, for Vera
Crux with $4,000 feet lumber, vsl.
$S,06 by w. Denny &Go.
Feb l2.-Ger. .. &sOofs, for Busnoe
Ayres with i.la8,O0O feet lumbe1
val. $l7,8l7 by Hunter, Benn & Co
Feb. pam. sch. Henrietta j.. Powell
for Matansas, with 2lOyA0l tee
lumber ysl. $2,Sl7 by L. N. Dants
Ter Lumber Co.
COA6TwISE. =,
Aaa1vIlDl,.' IlDl,''''r's'itl'
Feb. s.-Sch. Irs ,. Eliems, r1hkhsm,
2N tons from Pensacols. stts
49,. p.,...... =,
4 Pensacola wish hi. l.l7sSse iset 'lum
. per BY Bs.r., Danwocdy Dr.. Co.
Feo' 1-TuS NeIle IoF Fene.scols.
cmm.rc,,, cinh a, p.scaonn,a
cx,endpd IN Invitation "a the G,,ver
'nor. Levisla,nre and. officers .of the
0"'c' y, s's' e"e'n.a"u 'ospeoV '"e''
p'rt IN Saturday. January 10Th. II
was accepted, not f0r Saturday, hui
sor sunday Jann.,v oath Where
wv o"'""yf v~"""'S svS "N'~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
PIANOS AND ORGANS FL
SALE

l have 8 Hne Mvans and 2 pianos
whirh I will sell on rasv terms a. \
sacrifice. can save sou from Us u
600 in the purchase 0f superior In.
struinent. Write " call IN me a.
Scranton. Miss l. g. HALL.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14
M. WMGgLGR cor MD or THE
RhGuMAT.oM. =

During the winter Of 1898 1 was
30 lame Ia my tslnts. In fact all over
MY bi,dy tlIatl could hardly hObble
around. when / bought a bottle OF
Chnmbeslxjn'ss Pain Balm. From the
flrst application l began tn get we'll,
aud was cured and have worked stead
ily aIl the year. -R. Wheeler, North
wvxsd. Nss.Y For sale. BY, McVea
Young. Scranton and J. w. Stewart,
Moss P9lpt. Dfnggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

The DsxoclAr ssrAs JOB dvp6stmsnt
y wsli equipped - tur,3 ~ ths bsst ~.
ecutsd work on the se1st. Try It., N .
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

J..w. Altman keeps the best fresh
meats, Riug phone u. II
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

SCRANTON BAPTIST. CHURCH.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

To the Elko county peop'e the company desires to
say that it is here prospect the Elko oil lands have
invested nearly $1,000 i'll lands, casing and mach hnery
and i'll less than month after nalling machinery at
this date Dec 10, 1901, down 375 feet with 16-
inch hole. The formations encountered are what were
hoped for and verify the theory of experts the oil
bearing character Of the field. Al experts who have ex
amncd this field pronounce almost certain to be proven
quiries addressed to Mr. L. c. Faulkner Secretary of
the Hesperian Crude Oil Co.. at Chico Cal, will be
promptly answered. Mr.. Richard White the President
# the company will be i'll Ell a few days where he
to give all information desired persons contemplating
king stock with the company, otherwise interested
III the Eiiko oil enterprise. Mr. Geo. S. Brown is the
company's Nevada representative.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10
FIND MAN OF stone AGE.
covered by Hunters Near
Shoholn Glen, y. \.

Hunters from Susquchauna, Pa.
while cNcayating for hunt near Sho-
hola's glen, y. y, discovered a cave in
which they found he skeleton of a
man Of gigantic size. It was swathcd
in rawhide ,rappimgs that kept il in a
sitting posture. rHv knees drawn up to
the hand and ciasp,d in Il buny en-
brace with Gcsh.,ss arms.
Near the skeleton were several bowls
Of reddish clay. hut almost as hard as
flint. \ rud, Stone tablet was found
near the skeletons side covered with
rude pictures OF birds and beasts.
among them one of monster half
beast. hair reptile.
\ number Of implements were also
found in the cave, among them huge
nX made of stone and stone spear
heads of unusuni size.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

The following item Ia taken from
the Sacrame Ito UnIuu:
G. NJ. Sain. pnst master ut Love
lock-, New. aud editor of thr Lovclock
Tribune, il u gurs; at the Gulden
Eagle ilntcl. Mr.. Su,r Say TINT New.
nda IL regain ny population. that the
vnte next Nuvcuhrr will bc near !y
dhnblp what IL WIS ~ lg0u.
Tho Tnnnpah mIuus mt Butler. N!e
count, ARE grIulu" Mr.. San dcClurcr
Ilr learned uf Reno la+t week TINT the
out put ~ these ichgcs since work
begun AZ mOnthR ag", amounts to S5,-
OQO. .unn.
"Rcnn ia pro. pcroua. Carson Il
stradfns', IrvGl"cl ia lovely. Elku IL
rlntcj. Eureka II undi mayed amt
Butter is bu'ly." 10 tho hnppy way /,
which Mr.. 'uru ~uma up the situation
IN the SHgchtush State.
Mr.. Sain is IN his 'ay 'o Lnkrvicw,
Oregon. where hc in interested IN nn
extensive mineral deposit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10
SMALL CHANGE.

II is useless to try To interview Op.
poriunity by proXy.--Chicngo journal.
The man who IL too busy to be
courteous. is buster than he has any
right to -WeilsprimV.
lie who is unwilling TO Gll n place he
Ia fitted for viii nud no place fitted for
Chicago Daily News.
Heaven Is probably place where n
mnu will bc able to do all OF his busi-
ness while he Ia away on pleasure
trips.--N. Y. Press.
As n rule. II tnan's relatives will let
him make almost any kind of n fool OF
himself without Interference. until he
begins to give his money Hwny.--Atchi-
son Globe.
Sweet. indeed, arc tho uscs Of adj.
vcrsity: but "a far ns our own expert
cncc goes, we find they rloy on the
stomach rather moro quickly than the
general run Of Bwccts.--DctrOit Jour
nal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10
willing to ObiiEr.

An Engli -hmaD nj u dinner once
told IA tale Of tiger he had shot
which measured twonty.four feet
from snoui To tail tip. Everyone WA
astnn,shrd. hut no ono ventured ~
insinuate p doubt ~ tho truth ni the
story.
Presently Scotchmnn toll his
tale. flc had once caught fish
which he said he was unable 10 pull
ia alone. man aging only I" land Il Mt
last wi II the aid u: six frI.nIs. at
was n skate, nnd il covered two
BcrsB
Silence followed this recital, dur.
ing whirb thr offended Engi:rhman
left the table. The host foil 'wod.
After returning. he said to the Scotch-
man: "!Sir ym have in ultcd NY
friend. You must apulug'z"."
II dinna inso"lt him.' said the
Scot. "Ycs on did. with your two.
acre tish story. ron must apologize -
SWELL" eaid the offender, el0wly,
with the air ~ one making agreat
concession, "pIl him IL ho will aka
ton icci of lint tiger | will 500 what
can TO with tie Iish."-LpndOn
Tit Bits.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10
THE NEW PosrM,srEn GExEu.L

The New York World in engaged
IN making revelations concerning the
political career Of Henry G. Payne
M he appears TO the people oi m4
own state. Wisconsin. lad 70 his own
town. Milwaukee.
Concerning Mr.. Payne tho Worli
saye: "tIe ii in extremely had nlor
thcre Rs politician OF the Quay
stnpe-a lobbyist. a corrup,Iunisr, mn
agent of corporations in f,uuchise
and tax mapipulations. wrecker Of
his party when the intelligent rank
and file rose against his hagrauIly
corrupt abuse OF the pariy's name
aud power. lie has been to Wiscon.
ain what Mntt Quay has been TO
Pennsylvan a; he has been to MiI
waukee what Richard Croker haa
been to New York city.
.Iu addition tn these titles w local
and state fame. Mr.. Payne has twn
titles to national prominence first.
s a handler of the Hanna boa lie
funds in 1906, and second, ns nne ~
tie receivers nt rhe Nor :hern Pacific
whom Bray'"n IVcs charged in court
with scandalous official misconduct
ard who resigned while the charges
were pending. And this ppIiti %
commercial manipulation. against
whom Wisconsin Republicans are in
revolt and Ia whom President Me.
Kinl"y refused the post ma 'ter gener.
RlRhip because ~ lns strong records,
and i'll spite ~ his party services.' ,s
now to enter the cabinet-Hnd to en-.
ter 1t by invitauon Of Iheo%urc
RpoHeve't--and tn be at the head oi
the postollire department II Mr..
Roosevelt hal appointed QIay or
Addicks il woI Il not have be-n more
HcandHlous. i'll gloomier contrast vi IL
his professions aud with his reputa.
tIon, or more depress ng TO has ed
mirera IN all sec ions and III both par.
ties
The World tlen proceeds to ask
whether Mr. Rooevtli, now that ne
knows Payue's record. will not with
draw ne nomiDa ion. Ac Or lug Ia
the World. Payne may help him To
keep the machine. -bus what about
Mr.. lt'o4evelt's chi I stel - he con.
fidenoe Of the peoplei'
II must tie admitted TINT il the
portrait oi Mr.. Payne drawn b, the
World isa correct on. Mr.. Payne
hhs no business in the cabinet. and il
Mr.. ':n,scvelt Hdherra to hi4 old
time no Ion-. tho nomination will I've
~ithdrRSn. Omana Worl herald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

Speakin' of cussin'" said the old
sat, Il think the most proiane man !
ever heard IN my lie WIS u mar call.
I'd Sea Serpe 1t Bill 'hat | sailed with
once III the old bark Madagascar.
from San Francisco Ia I.ongkong urd
then arruui here O." New York
My! int he WAS sn,neihing tcrr,b:..
md when he first cam. uh-nrd r,
q 'ared one or two gre II md he had
that had never been to son b.ior.. -
that they wanted to run away: but
they got used to him after u wM!r
tnd before well pas .,d the .0u .itu lr
OF Honolulu we put Sra serpent
Bills swearing to use in var on
WAYS.
you've heart: ~ mer swe lr ~
blue streaky We'll, Bill sNDr. 4
himmg red streak that iIhte mp
the fo'ca'tIe ~ that You rou i tee to
read by it. Morc'n once I've seen
some man irat was cad NJ Ilrn by
The dim Ii sht ~ he single uil inntcrr
hanging from the deck beanI,. w'r
he come Ia come fine print ihat L.
couldn't rad very well. strp Cd =.
Serpent BILE Toe md st ". BIii
cu|s,n'; and he'll be prcI.y -urr t.
keep it up TIL that man .Ia -.
throu.' the fine pant
-lt was common thug Tor IL t.
light our pipes at one II jl!'- ,us-
wori+; ,nd ,'om ny nO no III i.r .rUld
la.it Ides arouni he iIori. BIll u-.u
To keep lie tO'Ga tie nee nd Narn ns
90 I'D he just 10y swearing abuur lit
ten minutes at night and ten or iif
teen minutes IN the morning. B,il
shpped here on vessel loaded wi T.
oil, and hA| never been near Of incc.
and ihe vessel In Ii ,.wi e m,s,Iug."
Il should LAY. from what Iou tell
u-. said u crusty ola tar ia the cor
ner, siliat Sea serpent Lill m,rlt
have been some .ou i Ieripe 4 Z,
cussrr; aud nov wonder u ,ou
could tell us who on the q d bark
Madagascar WIS cousidcred tile
champion harY"-Ncw York san.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

Snrrif Camp rcll received dis
patch Yesterday from GrOrgc Terrell
at Tonppih sayiug that his bro-n,r r..
!. died there III pnrunnni yesterday
morning. lIis wife lcfr her" THUR.
day night III re-. ppnsc tn ii tc., gran
stating TINT her hu-b ud 'vils yer,
sick, but GnulI not reach Ton h
until same time tins evening. Mr.
Terrell whs nOru III Gr""uviiir,
Plumns lou t., California. tweni!
six years Hg'. lie lived in Tusca "rn
several }, ar aud was well KnoMn ana
highly respected.
Tho deceased leaves II widow, um
little girl. morIrr, four bro hes ana
two sislers, Mrs. J. l.. Camp ,ril aud
Mira. James Mr"hhn, tu mourn In
loss. To them the lHDEPE'DEHT nx
tends it, slncerrsl sympathy III their
heredyemet
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

Our line OF Silk and French Flan.
uol Shirt Waists takes the cake.
w" also carry large stock OF Car.
peis, Rugs, Portiere, Linoleum. Oil
Cloth. Mating and Wall Paper.
Trunks and Vullses.
A complete stock Of Blankets and
ComfoTiers.
Eighty cases Of Rubber and Fsit
Footwear for Men. Women and
Children. including Snag Proc
Rubber Boots.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

Only $4,000 shares of stock is offered at % cents per
share, fully paid and non assesSab with the machn
cry aud sing already hand and paid for this
is considered sufficient to complete the we'll The com
lny retains tn majority of its stock in the treasury u
I'll develop completed and oil is reached, when
the large amount of capital stock will then be very val
nh and after cqrirPmg its property the bnunce of the
stock will hco g the stockholders AM be dstrib
ucd among them cnceled to enhance the value of the
stock held as the Stockholders may elect When oil is
achcd the p""duc: of the wells will only pay ex
pnsrs OF further work but dividends to the stockholders
he c'mpnny the right of withdrawing this stock
ON sale raising the price any time without notice
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

DR.. Kendall, NJ. J.. for cap, breton.
says three frce&rrs were in opera
tion last year, two in Prime Edward
island and one in Anii-uus'. county.
y. 5. This yrnr nearly ~ bit frcCz-
ers have hccn In operation capable
Oi storing 500 tons OF frozen bait.
The fishermen nj the different local
itica visited have borne tcHrimuuy to
the value OF the systCm Of bait cold
storage hy the interest taken in the
NEE tmeS md the Efforts made by
them to form associntipus. The leg
islnturcS Of Nova Sc0jiu aud Prince
Edward island have passed special
acts for the free Incorporation Of
iishcrmCn's hait usaUcin tons, and IL
Is anticipated that similar lccislatio
will be enacted Ivy tho legislatures OF
the provinces Of New brunswick and
Quebec. Ottawa (Ont) Corrcspon-
clicc Chirnro Inter Ocean.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10

N"wgpnurr men are blamed Tor u
good many things they cannot help.
such M u-rug pnrtinlity III mention
,nR Wis 'ors. giving news about e"mc
10 rplc and overlooking o,hCra. &C
rho - things cannot bc uvoidrd.
Some people INFORM the editor nf
things aud oibcrs, tho great majority.
do not. ilc ehould not DO expected
a. tnow the nams and residence of
all your nDGlcs, aunt nnd cousins.
oven II he "houl happen 10 sor them
on Il" -ircct or !ctt'np on nr of IT,"
rnr Owe n. the news aud wo will
prinL It.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-10
American Rnys tho HriRh,.r.

Alfred Nor ply, whO ma ie u biz
fortune IN the South hfri 'an ,lia-
IN nd iielde. ia TO scnd in August a
con mission oi Englishmen to Ameri.
on to study nur comm ncitl mcibola,
flo saya american boys arc brighter
than EhYli-h b yp. tnd consequently
make brigh cr mou; md he believes
TINT there must be sUtieth az ~
American cd na "pnl syston which
~ lack ny ~ ne Euslish -, stom, ,nd
the .aiue c0m.nis.i ~ ~ rxpoatcI To
hnh "pt what thus iS. a groat com.
plimont IN paid to America IN this
quest. Tho facts aro indisputablc;
can renedy he tnuni. or In It IL
matter u temper mo y Ono tlnR
In sure; l." T. glioh public y """l "
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