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sen E,.v< ,oMnEN rs.

There have srn comments by some
R, ublican papers upon Mr.. NewlMnds
.~siIeuue" un the Chinese exclusion act.
While It is ,ru that Mr.. NewlInds did
not max. II speech when 1t was on lts
passaRe. the dispatches which reported
it sta, ed tina it was finally restored tn
its condi .ioL ~ framed b., the New
lands committee. There ID no merlber
Of the lower house who has taken II
more active part in the affirmative OF the
Chinese exclusion gu sriou thnn Mr..
Newlnnds nor one who has spoken more
frequ5nlly or eGTecIually, upon the cub
iecI matter in the bill mt its different
stsgas than Nevad IS representative.
No notice, however, that the papers that
are so kesn % criticise Mr.. Newlands
for not occupying tie time Of the house
when the . was no OCCASION for it, are
Rs,silent 40. tho tomb upon Stewards
vote for the pro.Chinese Pintt amend
ment in the Senate.-Reno journal.
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The Moumom.' nlx urx.n.

II was in 1856 that President Young
first spoke Of building u big organ. one
that would be in harmony with the
mammoth tabernacle. Great diff :uitIes
we TN encountered IN the building ~ the
INSTRUMENT, particularly in securing
suitable WIT for lie .ig ,ntic pipes
with which It WIS 'qui ,pe.i. some 81
the.a pipes took ;s mu II ,s so tr.., Of
lrmbtr.
The mnnntaIn- far md near were
fhirly ,onred or the proper kind Of
pine, hundreds II 10 dds ~ which were
haule'l by teams from "a point nearly
81 miles .uuLh ~ Salt Lake, Il re-.
quircd two months To make u round
IMP.
The workmen were all pioneer set
tiers. the method Of uniting the w,od
VIVA uniqu', the c'oSest %i,ining beng
lone by mean Of home made Glue, the
mnk ~ ~ which consu ned hun'ire,Is Of
cattle hIdes, while numherless calf.
skins were II .ei in making the bellows.
Altogether. ter years were consumed
III the building. Since the time that it
was first given TO the public there have
been NUMEROUS additions md changes,
until To-day it is recognized rs one Of
the very best organs in the world, il,
indeed, not the best and grandest.
y year ago IA great many Of the old
pipes were taken on and thornushly
uverhauled. and more than HOO new
ones were added. The Instruments ac
ton is marvellous mud more responsive
than Il grand pinno. us it has no "iner-
tia" tn overcome. The repeating prwer
Of each key is I2G times to the minute
All ~ The latest me II ,nIcal devices
have been ncorpor ted III the instru.
ment, and any combination Of tone de.
sired Gao lie Iii 'tiDc ly brnu Int ONT.
E-perilliy fine are the string tone,
the violin, Vi la IA ub I. '.rlln and bass;
he clarinet, =" oirUes, bAss0on. eight
varieties It the II ito to ,es ,,ch one
true to it. ma mel. four pic:oII stops.
fur tru npet-, tuba. Iromhunc. snxa.
phone. ella ion and the vOx hunIaud.
which is the pc II the or gan aud makes
thurman" tones that deceive even the
trained musician.
In all, the or an contains lC8 stops
and acce Ss"Iies five cont lcte or .nns-
namely. solo, swell. & rrat. oh, ir. and
pedal. Tho spe king length 81 the
pipes varies from Il qu Irter Of Nh inch
to thiriy-rwo feet. In -iuil orgnn-
TINS -ageI the immense bellows displncp
5000 cubic feet Of air per minute
Deseret News
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Hight Lu-I.Au~.

Again the wedding bells ring and an.
other t;iko couple join hands in holy
wedlock. 4. very quiet hut pretty wed.
dung il was that took place at the home
at the bride thus vruiu mt Q O'clock,
the bri,ie be ny MISS Louise Lime and
the cerem.on, was performed according
to the rites 81 the Pre- bytcriHn Church
b! Rev Geo Il. Greenfield. Both bride
aud groo II IRE well known in Elko and
EIko county. Mr.. Iiighfield Inns been
for some time III Culin nnd is one III the
brightest md most prora sruR ynung
men III that thriving town. The bride
lia- been un the INDEPENDENT force for
several ycara, WAS born and raised in
Elko and is very p ,pular among our
oun people. Mr.. and Mrs. HightieId
departed Tor the west this morning on
No. 3
The bride stole a march on the INDIE.
PENDENT force. Yesterday afternoon
about quitting time she asked to be tx
cused from work ooday. but when asked
the reason Tor her rfqu at she me r. ly
said: "Oh, | don't want tn WORK t"iuor.
row. She was toll To confess, but re-.
piled hat she hal no hing to confess.
While the writer thou hit there was
something unu+u Il in the request, il
was granted and The wedding this morn
my WIS the result.
Notwithstanding the complete sur
prise the yuung la ~ gave the off -, thr
ISDEPESDEST extends Mr.. and Mrs
HightiCId Its c~ongra:uIa iuuI and wi~hee
tht III an ahnn lance ~ happruess and
prosperity. MAY they lie Is earnest and
faithful IN The affair OF e.. us the bri.ie
ha, been rs IN rmp.nye'. Of this office
II they are. happiness and prn-perir.
will ur"ly he tIn ir or ion
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9Th" question NJ food adulirrntiuu is q
pretty serinns one" said q produce
dealer the - her day "Of course we in
tend t. keep pure f0mi but snmetimes
we gel fooled as vel! rs our C ,sto ncrs
There is II thunp that IL ruunterfsitrd
which IL yer! lIarI to detect. aud uat IS
honey. They can mnn ufacture honey
combs o ;hnt Nonll deceive tile bees
Themselves, md then they fill up the
cells with II cheap giu U+e irup, ud II
often sell Tor tile pure article. n, one
Ia gnInL. to take readily to strained
honey, f"r the very sound OF "ut eavurs
Of .du.terI mn There ID uns way, how
ever Ia .ietecI the frau 1 and TIM Is u,
smell Nat rl honey ha4 II certain
peculi Ir fraS ance lHti cnnnO he nupli
cate 1. even ia mr. the luste and appe"?.
an e |epn aiuu# r~:"rt BuckwheAt
.i,o icy. " cou >e.. : different from
clover houe!, hut y, Jere 10 - certain
popularity in both winch counterfeitrrs
canuot imitat' :, mud louseke"pcrs who
have once applied The sens Of smell to
the pnre honey need ne ser afterwar,i be
afraid o. beng deceived by counter
feits.'-Philade'plia Record.
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A GRAND SUCCESS.

Having just completed the remodel
ing and repairing Of the ELKO RDL.
LER MILLS, and adopted the very
latest improved machinery known tn the
milling fraternity, and serured the ser.
vices OF II practical miller. whose c1pc.
rienoe enables him To Obtain the hiyheet
possible grades Of flour from wheat, we
are prepared to offer TO non. umers
rradcs Of flour that are never cxceIled
and srldom equalIrd. Ask your urorrr
FOR PRE- MUM HIGH pATENr r.
TOWEL SACK FLOUl;." and SSH.
YER MEDAL FIX IRA FANCY Fam
lily FLOUR" Each and every sack Of
ti'esc brands OF flour are warranted
Give them II trial. and il not anilaiactor,
will GLADLY -efund your money.
Manufac'u red by TIE ELKO ROL.
LER MILLS. Elko. Nevada. For Sale
by the W. /. Smith Company.
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The late DE-. f.. II Picker foref"ld
The 'lay ~ his dcHth o. Inst Friday he
said. II sl,nll di' nn Tueeday- mud on
Tuesday morning he pass d away.
CoincidcncCs ~ tiin sort have occurred
before, Int not 20 often 40 Ia seemi
other than vcr cxtr' ordinary.
believing. ny he did for several dnya
before the end. tint death WAS IN.
rvitahlr, he madc some preparations for
his I, mise. One " them wa unusual
enou IN tn he wor by ~ supui u men inu
4" intorrd ii ac % N bpt. hn' IN
iii Ht'nv that for his part. at least, all
s,nrrs wore srlilrd.- Virginia Oh nuic =.
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HALLWAY Changes.

Chief Engineer Hood Of tie s. p. Co.
stopped OF Mt Wad worth last Friday
and sent Tor T. f Donlin, train dis patch
or, and Rjad ma Ter McGovern. Mr..
Hood gave them o cial notification that
the company will move the shops to
Keno and that Walswurth will not be
the end Of the division after the cuan 70
is made. MIR. lIoou stated that it il no
longer mdvisab.n 10 keen lie WlLiwor'li
pc 'ple in suspen 20.
RpadmR trr MrG ,vern questioned
him about whe o." the shops wnnII br
located. and Mr.. iInnd replied TINT il
was .ettlel nn - uud for rlI Int ]Shrrr
over he ro III | house and power mrr,
the YOU will hni every Ina inner uud
oh pl."
At WddASor T., In in ng at tile bridge,
cverytI ~ will be eventually reuuve !.
There will. however. br II two At III
round house aud u station main aimed
there nv Ion! rs business just liea. There
will NO A apnr from Junction to Wad.
worth. Il di .iaice 81 live nilre, and 4
local mixed train viii he run for The
acrom 10 iaioo u the ,own.-Reuo
GaZaite.
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Through the
Heart OF
the Rockies.

Everybody knows That the scenic and
most inter ealing ruute +cross the cont.
ncnt IL 10y way ~ Salt Lake City--the
City ~ the Saints"-and tine Canon ~
the 'irand River. Tennessee Pass. Eagle
River Canon, the Royal Gorge, the
Black Canon OF the GunnIsOn or Mar.
slihlI PHss, all 81 which ARE views seen
from the ear windows of the Denver 4,
kIo Grandc K. Il. Through Sleeping
ana Dung Car Service to Denver.
omahn. knnsm City. ST. Lonis or Chi.
cnH"' S'"p'over privilege il granted on
all climates II t~ioltotp. Personally con.
Quoted Excursions. Write for copy Of
Crossing the Rockies" tn Geo. W,
iit'n'z, Asst. General Passenger Agent,
SILT AXE CITY.
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TIiE WHIPPING ross EOR
THESE BRAIDED BRUrES.

So many rev.'lIing tales Of brutality
have come from the Philippines u late
that tile moral seose Of the public has
ueen stunne !. and there mas been III
conA quenc- ID flilurs 10 appreciate the
true horrurS "f the situation. But the
oilow ~ ad mission of counsel Tor
General Jacob ~. Smith has made the
nlnol III every decent American DO
with indi IN ,ricn:
@tie was willing to admit General
smith gave instructions To Major Waller
" kill AMI burn and make Samar Il
inwlInR wilderness; that he wanted
ever, body killed capable Of bearing
arms, and that he dill specify over ten
" ar, as the Samar boys ~ that Bge
were equally rs dangerous as tiirir
elders"
Oar troops in the Philippines have
nren required to play the prrt OF child
mnrderrrs. They have been forced
unier orders from their g perior5. to
-pacij!" the Island Of Samar 10y killing
avery cntive upon It over the aye OF IL
years.
What thoughts must have rass ed
through the minds nf the American
fathers and brothers ut the moment
they leveled iheir rifles at mere children
may we'll be imagined. Doubles
visions came tn them Of little sons and
nrn,hrr~ toddling OFT to school ut home
or romping in tile fields-qnd il must
have tfll".t them with pride Tor their
Flag when from nm Ter it. fluitering
FOLKS they sent he lradeu messages al
death crashing through the small bodice
~ their victims.
What valorIus deeds. those. to abide
with u ma through lite. Ia console Inn
IN that fatal hour when the good and
he evil come back to torment or eonth,
rtr parting %eririt!
As to General Jacob Smith and
Maj'r Waller. the man VIVA gave III,
ustr uctiouS aud the man who carried
hem out. it is Impossible tn contem,
Plat" them with patience. The, hav,
iisgraced themselves und the uniform
they wear. They have written u black
chapter in their cnuntry's history which
will hT flung III Onr face by the civilized
Nations nf the earth the next time va
seek. H the name Of humanity. Ia
interfere i'll the affairs of Other
Countries. Not only have Smith md
Waller made it incumbent upon Us to
apolog Ze To Spain Tor having STAYED
tile ruthless hand OF Wryler in Cuba,
hut they have placed upon us the hu.
initiation of having to confess our dis
grace before the entire world.
II would he II small satls faction. but
I wOnld be some. to tie Smith and
Waller with barred backs to whipping
posts, that every American father might
lash them until they paid the sacrinc,
with their blood drops for every help.
less Filipino hoy whose life they have
'aken.-SaCr"mcnt0 Bee,
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80 RELIEF FROM REPUBLICAN.

The advance III price OF beri, which
has been about II per cent since the
lst ~ january. and which r, cent events
prove beyond question Ia he duo more
{" the operation nf the Il ei Trust than
to tile unusual r0neImptiuu, Ii natural.
ly bringing forward many ugest ton
~ remedies. IL is Il matter 81 e.rei
that 81 few nf these seem practicable.
One. which would strike Il telling blow
at the Trust, proposes the abolition OF
the "prutcctive" duties on beef. That
wnnlh open the American market to
Canadian and o'hrr foreign producers.
and force the Dhic 20 packers to come
down from their high horse. They are
able tn under II these foreign produc.
era i'll the latter own markets and it is
qbnni time tiRt Tie foreigners ,houic
he allowed To get II little revenge by
coming to the aid 81 the Nmeri car
people. But what il the use NJ dis
Gu ls'ng the remed, ns lons M Con rrrss
retains its present political complexion
-PittsbuTg Press
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VIII Use Washed Coat,

The agit alton now on in the larger
cities against lilo M. dpce ~ smoky
'himne,s 10 bearing fruit IN efforts he.
ny made by the producers q: sOft coal
to cleanse their product of much OF the
debris which inCreascs Ito smOkc.mak.
my power. ReHli5 " that the constant
agiiatinn against the smoke nuisance
would III the eud OpPrat6 to the disad.
van ,a ~ the business OF dealers in
Illinois coal. representatives. OF the in.
'crcsis my0l"ed arc working on plane To
So"ur" wHsh ~ apparatus that will
"iTcctualIy clio insu the coal before il ia
put on tlIe market, Efforts in this iii.
'cStiun Tor the lat three >enrs hive 40
far proved unsatisfactory, but since the
hpgimnmv ~ .im present year operate u
~ the Charter Nllc district. WHERE, IL iu
said, over 81 0,u0O has bgru spcnt ~ cx.
pcrincnis, non 20 'hat they have p6r
fc0tcd machinery for washrnR coal
th r"nghly nnd economically. rho ueW
machinery IL sati Ia he II mhicnl ,icjHr.
iuTs from former methods. Through
'n uar ~ properly washed coal much
I the - Hnkc caused by the uar ~ he
IN washed article can be avoided. md
man I~ficiurcrs who feared that their
only refuge from prosecution would DO
IN the use u hard coal at n lHrgely in
creased expense have iakon honrt.
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Work on the recent biz order Of the
'onthern Pacific Company for roll,up
stock If already gong forward To car
construcI"u plants in the Lust, says the
Record Union.
The orders placed call fnr 100 box
cars, 10 o Il It car, 500 lH.S3D gallon oil
IHnk cart, = U refriI "a or car , (jrhrtically
the first Ia be operated by the curupm,,
wln:h hereto ORC ms handled the care
II priv ate comparatively 80 sio:K oura
,nd 3M sclf-c , anrng dump cars.
= ride this an order Tor S.ven:y five
.rw On : ucs mas n PA el wi Ia he
1tldwIn lucom"ti' 20 Comp IN! ~ Paul.
,dcIphia. which added TO Tie lG3. the
.nst 81 which Hrp uoS be I,g received
i've II total ~ ~ new engines nn the
"upiml'- liuts.
VI Ice 'cal -hop live combination
b.HgaVe al pnstnl cara are beng bu II
ne u ual repair work. however, and
m for &C emplu. ed II large
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"i'ivc year. atp Il iii 20 49, the horr"r
allied dy-rcpsiH tork such hold ~ me
lint | could y mr ely 20" wires Geo =.
Marsh. vol known attorney ~ NOroun,
Tex. ~ took gu rntiti q nn pepsm nn,t
81" r medic leo bnt nOthing helpe me
W u drowning man grabs ~ u stray ]
trnbhPd Mt Ko |. I fell an IMPROVE me
II on - nd rfrr II few IInrtira AN
"l veil Il "irl ~ H. un'N prPplr -
'hich "N ely rrp~"In"ps the nnthr -
digestive jri 49, md 'or nQu nily is 'h'
",ly ~ which Iii ~sts my goo foui
"h cures any Tor u ~ stomach trouble.
F.lku Drug Co
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building Hnnin.

An unp-"ce Tented build ~ boom IL uI
IN 7 'nnpih, md hero = tnrily u srant.
] ~ i"fi 10 lr W mbcr yar Ia. ~ last
~ he tea 6 nnlp III the lumlrr FROM
the railnnnd. Other Teams hasten ava,
wi II u about "a Or Ter Tor hal .,
'uilli III fri ~ lu n'Cr no hnrg az ~
The liou'is IN The olice' ~ lie diTer, nj
Ia '"f "rumr AMI q rh"" nrc ururnb ,
-. g." i Ia "inrn az ally, aud
sp ni" rat 81 get ~ nr i"r lill"d fer u
! S!2 nIref' cnrlu.
IN to- IL ri or "n Il town ~ :nk.
~ u" "Id ~ burd ~ mud GONE
u st Il hou .rs nrc he up com letc,.
lint &C "n. iIe gen front TIC ug
Jt Iunst ,Om umti ~ na well ~ he
m"si &c narirrOua Those ,popIp ~ the
other lmlf ~ Oci"iy hrc AlWa,s among
the ira I" forfeit the fu'ure II u place.
aud ~ improvemrnis below tho dead
Ii rs prove their fnith ~ the tutur, ~
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General Funston has beer sllenc,d by
The President. This IL too bad. TIN,
General u a preirct mu,e- or, rnthpr
~vol;ano-0f Information on imperialism
when IN full operation. and gives the
country much information which the
President md his Cabinet nre trying Ia
conceal, 1t was Funston who made
plain tile imperialistic spirit by euyinp
that American citizens who criticize the
hrutalities OF the Rrmy in the Philippines
ought 10 he hanged; md It was Funston
aga'n who lot w into tho secret that IN.
war with the natives wns not tho rrsuIt
OF mn at'nck by them. or Of accident, but
was deliberately begun upon orders
from our officers, When 90 frank a mnp
'H engaged IN n criminal enterprise he
ought to he allowed 10 talk until he Inns
ho q Sccrcis.-S. +. Star.
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The horse 70 leo IN the lone, Smith
Creek and Reese River valleys WIS
begun last Friday M scheduled. The
lone 'iriegatinu arrived at the buttes,
near Petcrson's with ~ bunch Of horses
numhcIrn nearly 60G head The men
tho were st rI"ued there to push the
iIurses to ar IL Reese river We e too
high up in the foot hills. and failed to
Ser the hOr5es on al the buttes.
The horses instead ~ taking their
regular hack trail. which wunlI have
been in sight NJ the men. turned back
among the buttcs, the lone delegation
thinking ever ythmg D. X. went to
P"tersnn'~ for Il change uf saddle liOI sts.
the mustangs went back to- lone VALLEY.
No one WAS to blame FOR the loss ~ tho
lInrN q. in fact. it was II & oil thing. as II
will prevent a like occurrence. Sal urria.
iud Sunday horses were brought from
Smith Creek to Rrcs. river and about
80 head have bee captured so far.
Monday the lone delegation went
home and to-day they will start ont on
nno'iirr drive. and wi h pls. experience.
it in expected That several hnuIred head
will he corrallrtI at the river this after
nnon After the above country ia well
worked the crowd will go tn Antelope
valley and run horses.
Joo Walsh IA appointed foreman 81
tie round up. Over seventy mrr.
Anticipated in the drive Frank Scott
had his shoulder thrown ont ~ place
Saturday 10y II horse falling with him.
Austin R"yrillc.
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The sad news came yester. lay after.
months Of suffer ng Mrs. George
ilennen had hehrI and answered. tue
iinai summons. The deceased was til.
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
at Fort lialleck, i'll this county. on the
7th of December. 1881. She grew Ia
~womanhood III Lannille valley md
here her be cave ! hush nd sought and
1900. the ceremony WAS performed thai
made them man and wife On December
IL, 1871. u little girl came to bless their
union aud make their home happy. but
with the birsn Of the child came sickn, rs
md suffering that finally ended i'll
death.
During he long illness all that love
and medi al skill coul | do were done to
beat back the d~estro! er. But tende
care, love aud science could not save
the HE, 81 lear To her and those she
loved. y father, mother, sister and
husband are LETT to munrn the loss oI
Tit IT lowell one. The babe. too young tu
know ITS Ioss, "we.rly sleeps while the
others II ourn.
4 du.it II. loving dau. liter and sister
IA devoted vile ana mother aud a true
womanly woman has land down tile
burden II lif". Tier st " on earth WINS
brir', hut the few Years she lived were
full Of love and kndueoa While the
m"urners we"r, may the memory Of the il
ove'i Ii lirbten their sorrow. The
sympathy OF the conn unity goes ont tc
them i'll their bereavement
The rema ns will arrive from San
Francis - this evening md the funcTa n
vii take place some time Saturday
The time and place will appear IN to.
morroW'r issue.
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May Day was ii day 81 strikes in many
NJ tiIe large cities ni thus cnuntr,
Thousands ~ men in the bull Ting trades
md other lines 81 Industry struck fr
higher ~ngeE aud shDTt1r hours. In
some :nItnn = the demands ~ the men
were granted, but in most rnecs the y
were refused The strike was moi con.
lincd tn rhr Un ed 'tHtcs as lU.MrO men
in Toronto, Canada. aud mnny In
Copenhagen, Denmark. struck Tor high.
fr wages,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-05-02

~ liavo u4od Dewitt Little Ea,i,
INsona or constipation and torpid 1.-Two,
ana they are all riLht. am eind io in
dora" them tor ] think vixen wo find :,
thing we 0nght fo IT,, o,hcrs kuou
IT. writes Alfred ~IIcinao, QuLcy, In
ihey never grippe or dist rcss. Sure, eaie
pie. Elko Drug Comnnny.
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\ Cnrsc ~ Wnn,a kind.

" siok md nervous hrndncbce
SHERMAN Headache cure gives iue,nn,
rclioL Ono d"se cures. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief
DC md Zoe. n Dor. II cntes ncuralsio.
Every boz guaranteed. For palc h.,
Elko Drug Co.
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sImpIy wanted ~ 10 Buru.

Ga u 80 aeon while Dewey was ~
20 uunud ~ Tire AR,Hiic squadron h.
uur"h '.rd II lnrVe quantity ~ much
~ edcd coni without previously coo
ulr,up the Navy D. pariment. When
this becnmc know in Washington mn
"lliCril sect hn ihis curt diaraicli
"Why did ,r buy 81 much cohl9'
Her" iR Tie AdmimI'4 feuly "BrRdford.
Ul'icf ~ Bureau ~ quirmcn'. Wash
ingTn: To bur. Dewey
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IFUN SALE.

! hhve sixteen ruro Flooded Dur
NV" h"IIP' u year old, Tor palr
These buIls arc all from n thoroupb,cd
farm in California. For further no,tic
ulars call on or Rddrcas,
THOMAS GwFriN,
tarlin. Nevada
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Tho eng of Italy has pardoncd tho
officers OF the U. s. cruiaor Chicago,
VINO werc arrested and imprisoned for
naaanltihg tho police OF Venice. Tho
officers Unidentified the partico claiming
domRRcs Tor injuries inflicted by them.
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Eu"cn,o Your novcia wnh C,sc,,.,,
Uo' So. no iaii, drnsgis,a gs,nn forever