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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

Dime Mcrk"!y cime in from Noun,
valley yesterday. lie reports uuotI,.
water 'uit between the rauchera NJ ,h,,l
valley.
Al Vancouver, u. C.. the other Ln,
Tie American flag was hisseti. Vuurou,
'er "e"ple probably think they can he
~-as-., says the Chicago Record Her.
al .. because we don't want to dig ANY
r'''."ia III that vicinity, but they muslin,
= To-" far.
" York man eigned his love let
'"'T -o~ak.' Tiris according to the
lhi! 40" got the letters und us using
'i' 'n 's "'iience in "a suit for breach of
p'"''is', means sealed with IA kiss
"uiity or not. the mnu who ewakkcd
SHOULD be awaited.
The Scarchlight, published al Search
oih'. Lincoln county, advises the
Miners Union to declare the ST rike off
mat ;ns bcen III progress there for
several months. 1t claims that the
union 'n- made II strong tight and
practically gained all it has been con-
tending for.
Paul Schulzc, the young man who
so nearly lost his life in the Drug Store
IRE, II who for the last year has been
IN The employ OF Mr.. james Russell ,
VIII leave on this evenings train tor his
nome III Germany. MIR. Schulze was
recently informed through the German
consulate ut San Francisco TINT 10y the
recent death Of his father and AN aunt
that he had fallen partial n, ir - a large
estate. His interest will amount To over
slO,ooo and he goes TO receive it.
Pe;cr kahhccs I'd four chickens TO
the Indian school about three weeks
ago. One day this week he received
Word from Carpenter Sampson of that
institution, that to their great surprise
iiake gold and tiny nuggets, that were
plainly visible to the naked eye, were
discovered in the chickens rraws, real
'zing just Si,Gj i'll gold. Just now Mr..
kHhbeck Is pondcring on u problem OF
how I" climinat" III future sales the
gold-con'HIninG chickens. -GardueTviilr
Courier.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Subscribe Tor the INDEPENDENT.
New goods arriving daily ut Engler
Cos.
\ fine line of genrI,men's suits ut F..
Oscll's. \
y new line OF mems wear and over
coats ut Engier Co.'S.
Novelties in Ladies' wear, beltp, lace
collars, etc. at Englcr Cos. =
Se'z ROYAL Blue rubber gools, the
best in the market. Mt +. O'scll's
Hot chicken tamales served over
evening at l.ang's. Fresh every day.
The Orthopedic IL tho best walking
shoe in the market for mon at Seymour
Jacobs.
\ cnrlond Of Anheu5er Bush kcg beer
just received at the Club saloon will be
rctailed in quantities to suit the trade. =
Willie Critchley is the agent for the
Ogden Steam laundry. All orders left
at his fathers residence will receive
prompt attention. y
The ladies Of Elko ure cordially in
vited Ia call and inspect the line of new
goods at Engler Co.'S. 4
The Reed liro,hers have started a drhy,
ing business in Elko. They will tic
all work in their line on short notice
a share Of the public patronage in so
licited. '...
~. L. Guldagger, Mt Jones old Stnnt
il prepared to Go blacksmithtnR in 81
oi ito branches nj prices tn suit Tn,
timcs. Horse shocinp and wagon work
speciality. All work guaranteed TAX
yonr work to Mr.. Guldagger's SHOP |
you want IT done we'll md Mt REASONABLE
price,.
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Mr.. i:o"hce will leave for Reno tomor'
"'' /" stterd u mo ma. of til. Beard al
l:"g"uts on Thursday.
he two nice, 1t childtcn Il my AZ.
quurntance have IL way oi resuming IN,
days guar r-ls i'll their evening payers
says = writer in M Euglish mnrnz ne,
-'Gni forgive Frances. prays one 81
them, Tor pushing me into the fountain
today wl,ile | WA standd TN the edge
and then daring I" say thai I f"ll in. II
If not etiquette. Il .nurse, tn interrupt
II praying compIuiop. eu Frances re-
srrvca her answer 10; hr IuI posi-.
that | pushed her into tiu fountain,
when nhe trutIfrliy knows hv fell in
her own SELF"
Work il progressing rapidly ON the
statute OF general Robert T.. Lee which
is to be erected in statuary nall in the
national capitol, II is gratifying to the
public in general to feel that the old
prrjudices growing out Of the civil war
have been so far emoved as to make
it possible for a statue OF the great cou.
fcderate general to be placed alongside
OF those OF the federal leaders. 1t is as
it should be. Robert f, Lee was ono
the greatest generals America has ever
known. and though he tonight for n lost
cause his eterling qualities are so we'll
known he is entitled to all the honor We
can give his memory.
Nevada %stOckmen are becoming in
terested in a plan to form an indie
pendent packing company to fight the
packers trust and to enhance the value
of live stock. This project has been
Igitatcd since before thr National Live
Isock Association hel'i it, annual ron-
veution III Salt LAKE. II Inns taken
definite form only Within the last few
weeks, when the independent Packing
company wGs Incorporated under the
laws NJ Arizona. Tho company il 10Y
seeking to raise money through stock
men to go ahead with its plans for
building OF big stock yards mt rackIng
houses.-Carson News.
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[FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Mr.. Booher returneh from Reno this
morning.
Miss Grace Benson Of San Jose iso
visiting Miss Hattie Clark.
Miles Dunton came down from Tus.
carora yesterday. He called at the
INDEPENDENT oflce this moruInR md
put his name on our list Of readers.
The Engler Co is busy unpackng and
plncing goods for tho holiday sensou,
which will soon be on exhibition.
Watch for further announcement.
Mr.. Edison declares that HE stomach
has been injured by radium. Any man
who will cat stuff worth SS,000,0r0 u
pound ought to pay the penalty.
Tho delay in the eastbound passenger
trains yesterday was caused by fourteen
cars Of n freight train Jumping the
track near the State hne west OF Reno.
Tho Carson Appeal contradictp tho
report that Jerry Bray, the V. 4 T..
L COUtiINVI, w NtHN ~ bNsN 'tNl WI.
Bray though very low wna niivc mt Inst
accounts.
H"v r. Is. Meredith and Mr.. &. B.
Henderson will leave tonight Tor Snlt
Lake City To atteni the funeral OF Bis.
hop Leonard. They will return 10 Elko
Sunday afternoon.
Unless the taxpayers wake up there
will be n large delinquent lis. SO far
GU have settled with the county treasurer
This leaves pit to get in before 9 y. III.
Monday evening.
There will hc 4 meeting ~ the Elko
Fire Department ut The courtroom Mt 8
o'clock this evening. \ full attendance
10 requested ns business Of Importance
will come tstoro the netting
Tho Acknowledgement mining com.
pany has declared u dividend Of five
cents n share, a single carload OF orc
from the compnny's mine ia said to have
uo,ted s22,226.47 after all expenses OF
shipments aud DEDUCTION we're paid.
Tho Nows says Carson has twenty
! lawyers who live by their practice aud
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lIuU'A THIS?

One Funded Dollars reward offered
ward for uny case Of Caiarrh that can.
not he cured 10y Halle Catarrh Cure.
T.. j. CHENEY & co. Props.
Toledo. Ohio.
We. ilio undersigned, have known f..
J. Cheney for the last IL years, and be.
licYc him perfectly honorable IN all bus.
mess transactions. aud financially able
TO carry out any obligation male 10y
their firm.
WEsr & TRAux. Wholesale Druggis,s,
Toledo, q
WALprSG. KiSEAH & NARviS.
Wholesale Druggiste, Toledo. .
Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken intern.
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous anrfaces Of the Eystcm. Price
Toe. per bottle, Sold by all druggists
Testimonials FREQ.
Sold by Druggists TIC.
' HALLS Family Pills are the best.
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Tho new three story hotel Mt IIarr;.
'"' ~ "uHp II" : and :inR eighty guests.
les er ! Va" p".iIent Roosevelt,
WIS '""' ~ "' church IL cs his Uuclcs
''h"r". Arthur Il. Dcmons, Il crr.t Z,
'""h''eh 'hm Il letter and asked him I,
'"hd II. the President ,uot the letter
anu gave II tou -r:re, service. mu,
D'hh"n N:S III II It'd and romittrI 4,
iteilr'"" u" pth or .xinn,ion de-.
mon L. vel osn u :; IN .'.uu.. - ,s
rltasnt - r,n.k.
y pen ''m -. I Il" mem -ioNnr the.
coh ~produ;'i"n ~ he l.. ,,I state.
prepared 10y EINEi ". p.r,r-. .s,,Iisti.
'''h' MA J ~ been is.,i.rl by the United
States u %olp@lral Surrey. II shuws
'''i i"r the Ii st Ii n. III tie history of
'iic United = Hcs he pnpiuc;iup Of coal
VAS r"A:Ird i to Il ~ - rr :bU. 600. goo
hof' tons, the ac'ua! showing being
3 U, "iO. 6J9 tom. valued at 1913, l3s,-
SI3.
y North Missouri editor asks; VITO
ls the hhprier, the MAJ who y sscsscs
slUO,OGO or the man who has seven
daughters? Another Missouri editor
promptly solves the problem in this way:
The man with the surplus OF girls Of
course. The mnu with the money is
not satisfied and wants more. the nun
with the seven daughters IL satislied-he
has enOngh.-
Arthur Barclay the recently elected
president OF Liberia, is Of pure African
stock, born in Jamaica. whence his par.
ents emigra.eh to the African republic
whcn he WAS still a child. lie has al.
read! held several government positions
there, among them those ~ postmaster
general AMI secretary ~ the treasury.
At his Inauguration. which takes rla"e
III December, Mr.. Barclay will become
the thirteenth president since Liberia
became independent in 1917.
Gazettc:-lt IL "a fact not generally
known. that the c;ty Of Reno alone con-
tains nearly twelve hundred card men,
Two years ago there were few, il any
outside of the art prcscrvatIva, members
OF any union III this city. During the
last two ears the town has been thor
oughly organized, and the turnout Of
organized labor on labor day was Il In.
ter 81 surprise. All the local anon are
iiourishug and the coming year will no
doubt see Keno among the strongest
union towns on the coast."
Tho lsOuisvillc.Cuuri provides some
food Tor thought when 1t asks: sIn view
OF the actual iaci-sIucc the admins
tration made thort shift of Colombia.
which IL tn say truth deserved little
consideration on ITS own ACCOUNTABILITY
Was II 80 liberal with the French com.
pRnyG" Tho Couricr journal adds:
st could have wiped ont the French
romPnu! in Panama ~ ras!ly ns is has
wiped ont Colombia and got its much
Wanted franchises for nothing. Was i,
afraid Of France? Or were it's relations
with Bunau-VariIla, and the stock
gamblers who financed the revolution.
too close 10 make il safe to play the
doublc.cross on the French company
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FROM THURSDAYS p,,..,.
Saimagun i.

Mr.. DC"bn I went to Reno Il st night.
Mu. T. ID Wills m is visit ny E ko
friends.
G. S. Garcia has his holiday goods OH
display. See his AL.
Graham nnd Glider are making good
progress tearing dowu the nd D,pot
Hotel aud soon this old Landmark will
be no more.
The Engler Company Inns begun ex.
cavating for i large has meni unGe: tile
store, necessitated byIncrcasinr bu sircss
and consequently larger stock.
rhoh'p' - tax, place III
Winuemucca next Saturday betwe II
the high sch Iol teams Of Wnuemu"ra
and Elko promises "a 10 III ~ 1t ng m,
Competent judges have pronoan 4 I "a"
Elko tenn L gopl II Tor l;r t year men.
lira'tr man None while be nrGinr a
train nt Bcnwuwe, Monday caught his
loot III a frog and was tlro Sn beneath
the wheels, both legs being severed from
the body. The unfortunate man was
taken to Winnemucca where he died.
Harry Anderson liz down from Row
land, in the northern part Of the county.
He will take hack with him I small mill
To work ore from his mines in Young
America District, viii Ii re sa.s are
looking very promising.
a hcsd.end collision between ,uo
eustbound light engines mud II west
bound freight train occurred at Mon.
tello yesterday morning. Fireman H..
j. Griffin WIS fatally injured and died
while being taken t" Ogden. Engineer
Bdgart was seriously injured.
Albert Hoffman and John BeigDcder,
the two Oakland boys who etarted ont
to Stay Indians. tigers, bufTaIocs md all
other wild animals that Game in their
way, we're caught IN Reno and sent
home. \ look through their possessions
revealed a package of garlic, a manicure
set-probably stolen-sevcIWl iaichsIa.
a 22-caliber riA0. cartridges. clothing
and dime novels.
The Episcopal church fair opened last
night in A o. u. W. Hall and WIS u big
success in every praticulHr. The ladies'
have what is undoubtedly the finest
selection OF fancy needle work ever dis.
played in Elko and ire giving some
astonishing bargains. For instance, a
table piece was sold last night for $3.50
that a certain lady WAS nearly II month
making.
EikO ha. enjoyed Il building boom
during the last six months unprece-
dented in the towns history. 4 large
numper Of beautiful, modern cottages
have been erected besides n number OF
fine business houses. Next 5prir! will
witness the construction OF several more
two story brick buildings in tho bu mess
part Of town, more residences and a
splendid town hall and opera house
EitO will then take on Il real metro
p""litian appearance,
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Reduced Rates.

On account Of the Farmers
Institute at Elko, Nevada,
December II and 18th, round
trip tickets will be sold from
stations in Nevada to Elko on
receipt-serti6cate plan at the
rate of one fare and one-ffth
for the round trip.
Be sure to get a receipt-cer-
tifcate from the agent when
purchasing your ticket.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

IJ,o Eypross nnic, movod ,utn IN, old
R,L.,v ,ndov
WI" ever I'D" '"''l'cF "eh'he' III 'niS
hrs' Ni"S"ey "'In Nib Hi"''"" '"o
'hiIdr'h f''hEhc" l" ''o'coh"d Jester
nay
''N''
"""'' f"'' ' 'f
T''"'
the Elko orchestra will give Il mHsk
ball at Freeman iiail on Christmas Eve
'"' '"''"'
Miss Lizzie llOngh returned last Sat.
mt lay from her visit ut Uniontown Ia
Her many iricnds here are pleased L" Gee
her again.
Scymour Jacobs ia moving his stock
into his new 81 u When he gets every
thing in shat", h. will have the finest
store in town,
.
,.., aa,,I, J., C,r E,orc;s 80 iob,v md
w,o Moodv ,,odcJ ~ ear with horses
,,r ,bo rnI;forn in MARKET.
q,
inc 'hti''ih' h"''''" ""t'e' "''
., I,.9o This acrvicc vii bc observed
the world over at tlin time.
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neSfI~ mnde
Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-rtveted
OVeHal1S
% s3s9 az

practicr-. II gives Il list OF the legal
light. IL would he interesting to
lnuw Minolr ~ til. IN live by their prac'
tice 'uri wtigh max. II living 10y their
pr:c:icr couibincd with their practices.
\ Stockton company has secured
oI uuus ~ II lot NJ waste land on tho
bench back Of emlire and will put i'll AN
irrigation plant. The first plant will he
sufficient 20 re LATIN 3)0 ucres, and after
it Is grUT:i.. 200 cTups the scheme will
be extended. widI the ultimate purpose
Of rcglain!nE nboui $50 acres.
One Of t.iko'r young men, popularity
known us iiIii. Y,tet, ,as taken unto
himself II wife. lils many friends in
this sectigu extend their congratulations
to Mr.. and Mrs. Yates and wish them IL
long lie ~ communal bliss. The
INDEPENDENT JOINS i'll the congrnt-
ula;iour and hopes that the newly we'd
deu pair may sec many years Of pros
perity and happiness.
The possibilities Of irrigation are
III lust rated int report on Egypt just
made by a government, expert. II Is
show that Il tract Of land no larger
than the irIgahie area OF California sus-
taius from agriculture alone 1000, QUO
people, supports M expensive govern
ment and pays the interest on Il national
dcGi that Ii hail us big. us .hat Of the
United Statcs.
At IN early hour Wednesday, morning
Il tire broke uuL IL t,e Lumber yard Of
the Carson&r Tahoe comp my at Car .On
and before it Wa checked nearly all the
lumber piles were destroyed. The loss
il estimated all the way frorn S20.O0G to
$4,000 fully covered by inSur .nce. This
il the second lire that la taken place at
the yards i'll the past lev months and is
supposed to have been OF i~ncendiary
origin.
That he ~ lie ii n, ab ut WHO u we
hear So mucn these lays, have been a
so.called Christion patton without n
break Tor $50 !eare, md have been in
CO. t nut ro Va wi il :heir neighbor
since long before TINT period. They are
a very old race. We lind mention Of
these in the cuniform Inscriptions OF
Bah! Ion and Assyria and they are men,
ti"red by Xen0phon and Ezekiel. Their
neighhoring nations have charged and
prssed away, Int they remn,n in spite OF
tire and sworl, unchanged. scrnppy aud
Observation-Disclosures
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The public and physicians are hereby
notified to report all cases OF em%allpo:
or suspected smallpox to DR.. G. Nj
Gardner, Quarantine Officer. rs soon a
known.
All houses in which there have bee
cases Of smallpox will be fumigated by
the quarantine officer. Physicians at
tending cases will notify the quarantine
officer when in their judgment resi-.
dences are ready for fumigatiop.
DIR. G. NJ. GARDNER,
Quarantine Officer.
ELKo, Nevada, November 10, 1903.
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One Hundred Dollar. u 10.

is the value II. y. Tisdale, Summerton
5. g., places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve lie says: Il had the piles for
20 yearr. l tried mauy doctors md
medicines. but all failed except De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t cured me-" II
If a combination OF the healing prop
critics OF Wisch Hazel with antiseptic.
and emollients; relieves and permanents
y cures bliEd, bleeding. itching and pro.
truding piles, sores. cuts. bruises, eczma
salt rheum and all skin diseases Sold
by Elko Drug Go.
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Rero continues to have her hold-ups.
robberiee, etc. Monday night the Star
saloon was burglarizel. The back door
had been opened with a pass key and
the midnight visitunts had picked up a
oleaver in the restaurant in the Same
room and had used it to force open the
sash drawer, securing several dollars in
small change.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Judge Brown IL trying to unraycl III,
kinks Of Il Mound Valley water srit.
Mr.. Willis will leave Tor Mountain
City tomorrow morning 10 start up the
mill Rt the Nelson mine.
Babe Mage came w from L,vclock
last night. lie began work in the INDE.
PENDENT office this morning.
We were glad to see DR.. Arthur Hood
out riding today. lie has had a long
hard struggle with typhoid frver.
The Julius Gold orchestra will give Il
dance at Freeman II al On the ni.h' II
December lIh For particulars See
the al.
Milton Wallace returned Sunday
night from San Francisco. Mn. Wall.
ace Wa getting along nicely wh"n lie
left the city.
Rev. Mr.. Greenfield leaves t"nigh; for
Pine valley Ia he gone Tor several days.
The prayer services q night
will br III charge 81 Miss lIougl.
The W~m;crmnntel ,Jrwelry Co. has
an al III this lssun that IL sure tn attract
the ladies nni all those who wish to
remcmpc. their frIcnds during the holi-
days. Read it..
=. K. IIetzer hn4 brought suit IN the
u. S. Court nj Salt Like again, II the
Southern Pacific Company Tor $4,000
damngcs, caused 10y injuries received
while he was brakimg or n gravel train
nj Perth. Nevada
Peter Fitzgerald an old resilcn, Of
the Cumstock died in Gold Hill Satur.
day morning. lie was chief Of police OF
Virginia City several years ago and later
was Il guard at the State prison under
Warden Henderson. He will he re.
mrmbcrcd 10y all old ComstockeTs
The Episcopal Fair will open Wrducs-
ihy evening Dec. > at Z o'clock, and re-
open Thursday al : y. III. All kinds ~
fancy work including couch pillows,
uprons. dulle, etc, will he Oh snlc. Those
dcsiriny To make Christmas presents
will find many beautiful and useful
gifts.
y "'"u VI" n"''' ~ '
glass ~ wine" invited II trw select
friends TO thinner !" 'he "''l' ~ 'h'
meal his iFl7h Sc''"n' "'""H"' "P -"
very 'id''o"HihH '"''"" "'"'' y"
J"hr. snid the master ~!"h "f!o' '"
TAX" tho " oil 'n,S o"'''' QUOT
yon brought II up l" ~" t"i''S'
aud dli 'om'"rI '"n' f'p""' o"' ".
! thought yc d'"n ! van 'W ,n''n vi
after putting ON Oh 10 '"'''"'' -'P"''
Momcnte'
To no name which belon.R ~ ri.h.
ON ,hc ons,on rolls docs the republic
bcprudec n place. when the record
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY,
Sa| magundi.

muCca yesterday.
Don't forget /" pay !uur taxes before
6~"'cl'ck p. m. OF December 7th.
Zach ilnrdcsty came in from South
Fork yesterday and remained over nigh:
The ticket Office, baggage and waiting
rooms were moved to their new quarters.
last night.
John Vowel has begun "A water suit
against George and ZIct iiur!csty and
other ranch"rs "n South Fork.
Here's hop nc that Uncle Sam ma,
choke to dcnh on the next bite he takes
u Hlnpda Toronto World.
Gpoi progress is beng male tearing
down '.r "!i hotel. II viii not hc lony
bct"r" it will Lr only II memory.
Thrc. huLdrci and : xty-bur ta1pay.
FRS have settled III full with the county
treasurer and fifty have paid the
iinst p-tallmvnt.
The commissioners nf Ormsby county
hRv" appropriated SO fur the uurpu,e
~ Hdvrrh-'mG I'll" r"-purrcs 81 that
count! al The N"ri - Far.
-,
at ia" Eprsr"pd church tomorrow viii
be-. = The public Srhoni S,strm.- Lr,
ever, on" rurnr ont u,li hear.
y,u,,, Il ,rtr,.u.r ,,lI h,. cr,J.,
s.ho,l rln,s tl,o, g, imam YLo ,h,r,.. 49,,
murh for y,c..n,s r,,.,n. ,p.,,,,I y.,
lam, H.. vus m..,u ,, ,L,. ,I ouc.,i,,
t,v.v,
I,s.,b Williams. o,s -Ln, and ..-
Is injured At Wal.,n,,L W~.,lursInv
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plnc. l.s. NH, ni the Er,.,,, nj rbnrrL
II viii hr at Tan tins tvcunp The
members ttr arkri Ia rlrusc bc prc.vui.
Oar choir IL doing tine work under lhc
management 81 Mrs. Wood.
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one Inn, thin; one can nIwn,e help il
along los u surrcrtItinns si,oyc from
"'"''"' h't"n transcript
The cOnaumrra II oil should make
ready for another hull-uu Tho Stand.
ari Oh diy,drnd- tins year are | por
cent below last ycnrp diyil, nds aud you
know Mr.. Rockefeller il too poor to
stand such u slump.-Commoncr.
Place -,
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''"''' wv wv '"'"''' "'"' ''
bnd. / ia exported tlini the Indians
Sto went tr0m here lu Carson ns wit.
ncsa"s bcfnr" the l. \. grand jury took
~ ANA I"x with them aud that it Inns
imtu II III the Indian school.
III" m.ni,tcr II ru,lNaya IN Melbourne
Ia .rin.rlto ffnms a bylaw to pre-.
""i oman irnvcln1! III HuhokinR chr'
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

Extract Of lemon, full
strength, is made in this way:
oil Of lemon, alcohol, just
enough to cut it. That's
Schilling's Best.
The usual Same, add water.
A spoonful makes a teacupfu!.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

Work promptly done and strictly frst.elas,
Leave orders at cleaning establishment,
South Of Cllnton's blacksmith shop
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-04

practicr-. II gives IA list OF the legal
light. IL would he interesting to
know Mlnnir ~ the IN live by their prac'
tice uni wuioh ma'l. Il living 10y their
practise ooulbincd with their practices.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-12-01

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Give Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy
freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the rough
cough appears, and it Will dispel
all symptoms of Group. 10 this way
all danger and anxiety may be
avoided. This remedy is used by
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never been known to fail 1t is, in
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ways be depended upon and that is
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