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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
Coral. 81 our own co..,.

u y q common notion that corals
grow only IN tropical aud subtropi,al
waters ana that no coral reefs are "a
be found along our own familiar
COASTS. As a matter OF fact, coral
formations stretch all along the Allan.
tic coast " the United States, although
ne reefs 90 not rise y high that they
project from the water. Some of tie
most beautiful o. tile living coral IN
The New York aquarium was dredgcd
up from the Atlantic ocean almost
within sight Of the city OF New York.
aud there are many coral patches stili
closer e the shores Generally he
northern coral i snow white. although
sometimes II has il delicate brown tint
Fink coral ~ found occasionally, but Ii
Is rare
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
Realty Transfers.

Benigno Romero and wife 10 Elena
9, Dc scna. consideration, $500; con
ycys land In Las Vegas.
William Malboeuf and wife 10 Las
Vegas Lodge No 4, I. @. o. r. con.
sideration, $500; conveys LOT.
Pedro Romero and wife, to cleofes
Romero, consideration, 81; conveys
land.
v. A. Giyens 70 Las Vegas Lodge
10. 4 !, Q. 9, L, conveys lot in East
Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
End Of Bitter Elnht

Two physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abcess on my
right lung writes J. +. Hughes Of Du
Pont, Ga, and gave me 10. Every.
body thought my time had come. As
a last resort | tried Or. Kings Discov.
cry for consumption. The benefit
received was striking and ! was on my
feet IN q few days. Now I've entirely
regalnei my health" 1t conquers ali
Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed BY all drug
gists. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
A Startling Rennesf.

Percy is a little boy who makes plans
to shirk his bath sometimes. But the
other evening he came In from play
tired and hot and sticky.
DO ! get a bath tonight, mar he
asked.
Yes" answered his mother.
We'll" he said cheerfully, the Lord
knows ] need it.~"-Brooklyn Eagle.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
puts an End 10 il All.

A grieyous wall oftimes comes as
a result OF nnbcarable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness. Backache,
Liver Complaint and Constipation. But
th"nks to DR.. Kings New Life pills.
they put nm end TO II all. They are
8 M q but thorough. Try them. Only
25c. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
A revived Topic Of D,.cu.,,on.

1T looks rs II we were in for an
other Napoleonic revival
What makes you think SOP
Il understand the Lime and Plaster
club has revived the old debating ques.
ton, Resolved, Dat Bonaparte am d
greater man dan Napoleon "-Cleye-
land Plain Dealer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
4 nnrrnln

Fred kitty didn't marry that nil
Hcnaire duncr after Mi. an SHE'S
Jack No; he backed out. and she
sued him for breach OF promise.
fred What damages?
Jack Twenty five thousand. and she
got II
Fred Clear casc OF $4,000 on ~
cash. wasn't M didn't think Kitty
was 50 sharp at driving q bargain
Co fo-,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11
Bids For Construction 81 onion Depot.

~ wv bEpOla
bids for the construction of d union
depot for the santa 70 Central Rail-
way and the Denyer& Rio Grandc
railroad ID be erected III the >.ty of
Santa Fc, In the territory of New
Mexico. Will be received up 10 II
O'Clock noon. Thursday. the 26th day
~ August, a %. 1903. at the once
of the chief engineer ~ the Santa 70
Central railway company III the Cat.
ron block. In the city Of Santa Fe
aforesaid. whore they will be opened
In the presence OF tho bidders. Plans
and specifications can be seen and az
amincd at the same Office. a certified
check Of rs per cent 81 tho amount
Of the bid accepted drawn to the or
der OF the Pennsylvania Development
company. will be required from the
.sueccssful bidder for the faithful per.
formanca Of his contract. The com
reserves the right TO reject ans
and all bids.
Bids TO be In sealed envelopes and
endorsed Proposals for Construction
Of Depot"
ONCE Of W. s. Hopewell. general
manager. Santa Fe. N. NJ, August q
1908. ST.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-11

II Ii natural that a man who hasn't
a coat TO hts back can't put up a good
front.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

The hearing OF Professor Phillips on
Il charge OF violating :he eight-hour law
took place III Dayton Friday. before
Justice Of the Peace Damon. District
Attorney Lothrop appeared for the
State, aud Alfred CharlZ for the de.
fendan:. Several Witnesses were called
and when their testimony was concluded
Phillips was fined slG0. Attorney
ChariZ gave notice tina. the case would
be appealed to the higher court and will
eventually come before the State Su
prcme Court. where the constit" utional
ity Of the Law will he decided. The
hearing Of the case excited considerable
interest IN Dayton, the Justice Cont
being crowded with spectators.--VIr.
einia Report.
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LAsoE c.rrrsI.

So7e cr8- ;hiaksS "a t= A-i are
had q thar 3szuzaIsoa - hhar=
rrssl o-Pp-vz5u- g oc=tlntS ezrffN.
EheA. they ~r-uscaodly sDsse. = over
zo-ks5 Gs uo3srpzii tc- Is cerias
ard skill. OoS ot sSs -tbIrkso re-
eutIy said lE1; capital lett 10 I;e.', Is
tire!sz and -trtares5os- Sh5 : true
bui TIA. rex tknEied I25Eeuo= toS W.
tSyrs-L-E Eiih TIE methods q GSabzI-
ne Eelth are b<Eirain- 20 make csF!-
tai thIok L had better isk- s-oeih-os
q boldly ns inpizaea Is O:
ooGr=@, thzt If II die - The Eo.Ij Soald
CONE &c 1sEodstill, 10y In harmed mzn
links that capital zlOoe eaploTs kb9-
forgetting that. - LiuoOlL said -Lsbo-
= p5or e capital. EhIch : o,iiy TIE
fruit o. labor. and noEj uoi have exist.
cd and also forgetting tia: without
labor capital it-!i would D. numbered
With the areoPlo!ed Without Eoy dis
position tD underestimate tk@ import
Ance OF capital. - i .aai maiden o.
h6o:-& defined b. john Stuart Mil.
stored Up isbor--=e eIrrzc; the FOL.
lozIng from an editorial il the PhiIadel-
phia North American. dominating upon
the viexs - tie espitaIistic crank from
xbon Ee have brie'I! quoted:
Left 10 ns%l'. nothing = so helpless.
inpo;eH:, ard worthless a capital.
luagins tie Concentrated capital % the
Eeel irust. fo- instance, Iet; to itself
E~bEolu;e!! ~diss%ciatei FROM labor. frDtn
human muscles moved by human
brains. Hon nany toa5 q rails could
it produce II Z =eeE: Working twenty
ioar= 0Rr = day, ali b. it-If. ;he pile
Of capital under Mr.. MoEgan's con;ro!
could not produce q carpet ,scE IL a
million year.
Suspend III manual hbor and Leave
the SEED Of production Cb=nluteIy 20
this t~irelesE. EOrk-huEsry abstraction
called capital. and ,he World store Of
=eal;h would not be increased by 20
much a. Eol!t balance the ~e;ght 81 d
iiy'= Siug- without Iakor. capital does
no; exist. Labor L. IFS creator. IT'S
/ breath Of life
-Plaoe 3ir- Morgan Nth . biLlioc dol
lars IN hcs pncEet. beside IN oy=;sr bed.
! ard leave hin 10 hirs5-if to- = fsE
ve=E=. =iih no stnEtrs or aaiztr;E IL
: his environment 20 interfef= EI;h tie
TireLeE, -sotu.=o4e. iL=ziizbi-' desire q
his capital :" Esi busy. Let NJ. Nor
gan abstain Ct:=-l! from manual labor
AID dep=nd entirely upon E,s usual
methods Of distributing zesi;h. for hi=
~sUstensno= How lazny Oysters vii ;he
billion dnllars @ P,ar- sud open Tor Er.
I Morgan, and boz much viii IL weigh
al the end u the month:
1T Is not capital Nhich labo, should
SIGHT Both Iabor and capital should
Join together and tight the enemy aud
curse Of a~li-monop5ly Of natural re.
\ s~OurceE.
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PUGILISA.
ne RrAn Quarrel over P1rloinsG
r.esI~ AID show Science
n FKht1RH

Il WAS curious. kays Prof C (
iorcas: -rink. writing ~ P~eaSuins
n Lr>Isr> Iuutaiy. 10 see how sOae
of iar LaLs o;rt1 -vald gu3cA!,
ulaiv off with ,he pebbles WIKI
which they build their EvsIs, -
which through great care AID work.
bad t-ru accumulated ~ Uuz .: the
band. the IuvunvHl the vwuer hsP-
penei 10 turu his bsvA- his UsIeU-
ta;iuus attempt u; thz cG!pr; To look
innOern: when caught IN the &C,
amused us nightly. The rtsh;cui
owner of the l-bble YEA sure TO
pursue the thief sud tSru : Two
would tght desperately I'll o!Vvd
covered their fip.STs- Sometime
they stood up to each other LA-
pugil:sis. giving and taking punish
men: like men. aud ThvT rAhiu:Ivi
surprising -~f!ci-nc. IN the art Of
hitting. Sometimes tEr. se~ined -
remember ;he Pebble. = cause -:
the quarrel. but / noticed shat the
one -Eo trsI gav II generally
walkei of with the pebble. while
the other. blinded by success, was
left with the huu"T. Meanwhile the
coEYueTuT would irturm 10 his nest
and fni that his kInd heIghbUrs had
used tie Opportunity IL pebble their
had been awgA struggling So valiant
IL TO catch the HE o: ~ single
pebble.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

For many years one Of the most i'm
portant and impressive exercises that
occurs during Commencement in col.
leres and universities is the bacchlaur.
cate service which takes place on the
Sunday preceding the graduation of
the senior clats.
Tho custom has been adopted 10y
many high schools and il has been the
practice 81 the Elko County High
School during recent years. These ser.
vices will he hcl this year in the HIGH
School next Sunday morning ut 1899.
Rev. Mr.. Greenfield will offer the prayer
and Rev. Mr.. Meredith will deliver mn
address To- the Seniors. io the students
OF the High School and To their parents
and friends. Tie young ladies' OF the
High School will fnrnish .hc music.
Tho public is cordially invited Ia attend
these exercises.
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Accidental Death,

John WegmaD u. u baker employed
AT the Nevada Insane Asylum. fell from
the roni Of the three story buiiling
sometime last night and presumably
VIVA instantly killed. Al al events ho
IN fonnd dead under In" window Of
HE room Mt g o'clock this morning by n
NIGHT watchmHn.
DR.. Patterson theory is thu. WegmaDn
got up some time in the nigh, Ia go 10
tile closet and the door. having u spring
lock. shut aud tO got back Ia ted lie
walked ar"nnd ON the cOrnicc of The
building io the window and tried Ia get
In ana fell ~ the ground. Distance -;
forty or fifty feet
The screen from his window WA ling
on the ground near him chen his re-
mains were discoverc. y brcnst was
badly smashPd iu.
ITO had been in u ., .Apv ~ the
State, III the capacit. .cr trr -four
year0. Mr.. Wegmnpn rag q antiyc Of
Germany, aged about ''.;y years.
An inquest vas held tnis afterryou
and d yetc returned IN accordance
with the az ~ f''ts.- Gazette.
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oA< &.s AGa~-

Oce nxn mines are tE- aid feE between
tSsy sr- ot:ss i~=sSiaE;ire tEzn
real Bot Pear Valley Hsu.. forty ODD
Eiles ue= % Navel there : such a
zine. II : a horu silver proposition
AID Frank SiESs i rs o=nsr
Riggs has had ;be property ,os uany
years, and during al those .ss1s he has
preserved The greatest scretcy- No
Er.os nm today kooSs Just EhAi Riggs
kas- Parties zko have h-ea az his
pAc- have seen ashA,t Roi DOM this
shat; there L : diff fitted with a heaT
massive coo-. What lies behind this
door L a mystery. But Ehat CONES
from within can BE- Judged from th+
periodical shipntn,s made by It ovu
The vein. O- Ehat L more probable.
tie striaEer Of ore yields silver that Only
LACKS the eagle 20 pass Rs currency !;
: Eo,Eei caIy xher fu5ds are needed.
In other zogds If l. a veriisble mint for
is uEreT.
Some idea Of ;he nchness o: the ore
ean b. had from the fact that Riggs ILL.,
rariably G.akes all ms shipments 10y ex-
press, paying 1880 a ton charges.
Before the California Eastern Ry. was
built te used TO briuE his ore doxn -
Dasgett. CalitoraIs, and ship it from
there By express This vas twelve
years ago
Riggs and his vile liz: 4; the mine.
Together they DO al The work. Their
shipments are prepared With great care.
Ate: the ore has been mined il l. care
folly b-OEen and sorted. That which Is
shipped is practically the pCre silver
and SiIl run over si.C00 20 the tou.
Riggs ard his -lt- lead a DIAL exist.
encc. Abo1t hat lie var they work
their property. MH- RjgE= working
side o. size With her hu-h.ri. ITrer
after they hare made = ia shipments
they lraTeL t. faraphran-ohi=ct Is
no money 70! them. They can enjoy
their outings =scnre III the knowledge
thai the r. L more where the rreeec'
| came from Lincoln S~earchlighi.
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KoosEvELr

Whoever had any doubts a. IN the
object Of President Rooeveit's =es.&ro
IMP. says the Montpelier. WI Patriot,
must have had them dissipz;ed by Ge
developments OF the past te- days.
The President was looking for votes,
and before the end OF the tnp made =
disclosure % his purpose. Wkea Es
question arose over his endorsement by
the Ohio State Convention there WIS =
difference over endorsement between
the two Senator's frou. that State. For
sker wanted al endorsement and Hanna
did moi. Roosevelt promptly took a
hLLd in the affair and publicly stated
that those abo fIrored his reromtua-
ton would favor his endorsement. xhiIe
those who did not zould object TO 1t
This compelled a hnrrS mp 81 iocceE.
and With a year to intervene before the
national convention. during zhieh there
win be some Offices 20 dispose Of, the
opponents WITHDREW their obj+ctious and
there viii be no opposition Even Hap
ma will not o object. but - oessiug
his opposition he makes a characterist-
ically frank statement that hurts the
President all the more from t+ng
nouched in a friendly tone. He EayE:
Il am in receipt OF a telegram from
President Roosev welt which indicates 10
me his desire 20 have the indor-ment
Of the Chic Republican State oonreu-
ton OF MS administrator and cardi-
dacy- In Ti=x OF this / shall not o.
pose such action b. the Convention and
l have teiegraphed the President to that
effect
Nothing more upiignifai could sell
be conceived Of a President O! thu Uuit-
cd States Other Presidents have made
tours Of the country, rery likely made
them for the purpose, and ID the hope.
Of gaining votes. Roosevelt IL the tirst
Chief Magistrate With the ~aulzcity to
frankly tell The country that he desires
endorsement nov rni 4 denomination
next year. 1t hardly hts the popular
conception Of the dignity OF the office
though it poes not vary from the popular
impression OF Roosevelt.
Hanna's sly thrust at the President.
ID exposing his desire FOR an eudors--
ment. indicates that the Ohio Senator is
not favorable To the President. Hanna
represents the business interests AMI
these are not satisfied with Rcose YeIt.
They do not regard him as safe. They
desire a man more nearly identified with
themselves. whose conservatism Of
speech and action, may be relied
upon
Hanna would doubtless rather be the
power behind the President, AZ he was
with Mckinney, than hold the Office Inn.
sell. He may be honest in refusing to
be a candidate. Yet, IL there is to be
opposition TO Roosevelt. ms it appears
there will be, it must be headed by a
man such IS Hanna can control, and
il such a a canno: be found Hanna
may himself head the opposition. With
his personal popularity and his hold On
the Republican machine he will prove a
formidable opponent.
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boundary Utah and Arisona
- Desert from one End
to the Other.

A well-knOwn civil engineer. II. p.
Carpenter. who has recently com
pIeted the sure. Of the southern
line of Utah, says the boundary be-
tween that state aud .Arizuua does
not cross u foot of cultivated land.
II ~traverses u d-sert. which is cut
up by great canyons that are almost
iTnpassatIr. The irugtn Of the line
is PIT miles. Landmarks along the
line will make il possible for the
boundary TO Toe located without any
difficulty In the future Just east Ui
the Color riN-I n sandstone butte
rises l,Gyu feet nnuv- tisr plain. aud
the very peak "f this hrritc !, exact
u on the buuHThT: Mr. Carpenter
named the i,caA STATE. line butte
Not fax from tins butt l.. another
which stands 1900 feet above the
plain. ind VAS named Tower peak
These Two Siramti" stones will al
ways he a guide |" PERSONS who have
enough curiosity 10 penetrate the
desert In search Of the Itate line
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M Vacation For Thrm,

All the departments Of the University
have closed except tho experiment Sta.
ton.
Tho station chemical lnhpraiOry will
be opened Monday morning and con.
tinuc open FOR most uf the summer.
Prof Wilson and MIR. f~'itzmaurice ate
working IN u large lot u aoiI samples
representative Of Il considerable area Of
OF Nevada agricultural innda.
Thia wotH is the beginning oi It con-.
plc'c soil survey 81 The = ate.
Prof Kennedy IL pro ccpttng Eiudica
on range plant eaten 10y shcpp.
Prot Dn'en u In Elko county investi.
gnttwG the cricket plague.
Prof True md Foreman CInrk ARE
experimenting crop and irrigation work
on the nrm.-Journni
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Pats Diplomacy.

In one Of the large manufacturing
establishments in this city an Irish
man was employed to watch one Of
the entrances.
One day the superintendent saw
the lrishnan was Eeglecting his
duty, and told him 20 go TO the office
and get his money, as his services
were no longer needed.
The superintendent went away on
business hat day, and was gone
about n week OF ten days.
On his return hc happened to lie
passing this same place. and WAS sur
prised TO find the Irishman he had
discharged still acting as watchman
He said: II thought | discharged
you n couple of weeks ago"
Sure" says the lrishman.
We'll. why didn't you get out when
you were told?"
"Oh, l know when 1 got n good
boss, if you don't know when you
have a good man"
Needless to say. he is still there
Philadelphia Ledger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12
Indian. Cabin struck by Lightning.

lightning struck the cabin occupied
by Ike George. an In iian. and his family
at Humboldt House "Wednesday after.
noon, wrecked the sIIaDty and severely
burned two OF las children. The boil,
seemingly struck the stoYepipe and fol-
lowed IL down, tearing a large hole in
he roof. On the inside 81 the cabin the
electrical fluid played its usual freaks,
but that is most remarkable Ia that all
b occupants we're not killed. George
uas too tough a customer Tor even a
bolt oi Lightning and was only stunned.
Neither WIS his wife hurt, though both
shoes we're stripped from her feet. Their
VI children, a boy anu a girl. had every
vestige Of clothing torn from their bod.
les and were seriously burned. but DR..
Samuele. who was called to attend the m
says they will ecover.
Reports from Humboldt House say
the electrical storm continued several
minutes and the darting shafts of light
ming. a number Of which struck the
ground in the vicinity OF the station.
presented n grand yet terrifying sight
STANDARD.
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THE BEST GIFTS.
l.. J. Wintermantel Co.,
jewelers., Elko, New.

rs THE DISTRICT COURT or TUE
lFOurih Judicial District Of the state of
Nevada. In and for the County Of Elko.
Elsie pcndlctnn, plniutifi. against Itctschnl
Pendlcton. Defendant. Action brought ia ,hG
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
OF nc state Of Nevada, tn AMI for the County
oi Elk0, and the Complaint filed 10 the office q,
the Clerk 81 said District Court.
Tho state OF Nevada sends greeting To Her
Echcl Pendlcion. Defendant.
! ol are hereby required to appear In nu nc.
ton brought against sou by tho above named
plaintiff In She District Court OF tho Fourth
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. In
ana Tor the County Of ElkO. and 10 answer tho
Complaint nlcd therein. within ten DAYS fCT.
elusive 81 the daY Of ]scryiccJ. after tho service
on sou OF THIS SunmnnS-if served within this
county; or " served ont Of this County. hut I'm
thls District within twenty Gays: OthcryISr
within forty dnys-or Judgment by default viii
DC inR"n nIainsi you according ia tho PRAYER
OF said Complaint. ~
Tho action Is brought 10 obtain "A inJy,,,,,
against you. the said defendant. diSSolying tho
InDhS OF inlt.iinOny between pinfnttr ,ui Won
inc Snin defendant and for general tpiIrf ami
lnc plhlhilH % allowed to resume hcr maiden
name ElSt" McD"rIDntt. on tho ground OF dc.
scftlOn, ana which Il more particularly grt
which IL hereby made. >"
And you arc hereby no,incl that n yon fail
10 appear nuh answer said C0muIlIut ma nI.nvc
required, the said plaintiff will apply 10 mo
court Tor Tho relief dt mandcd ihcTcip.
owen un1or ms hand and tho aCni Of Tho
DisitIct Court OF tho Fourth judicial District
OF The state 81 Nevada. In ard Tor Tho Copntv
OF Elko. this second day of May I'm thg ycnT a.,
our Lord. iip3 WV '"' "
isEAL "a bAwLEY.
$3.50 Clerk
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Hi. Apology.

Some year ago rhere vas an old
Judge on the bench IN BerEs county
EEos@ decisions. IL consequence u Eu
nerou= reversIs. did not ALWAYS coa.-
maai universal respect. One lay. in =
re== il which he zas sitting. one Of the
layers l"=t patience ~ his inability 20
sse thiags IN : Certain light. and IN til
heat q She moment r-msrEei that the
intellect Of the CONT vas 20 dark 4 fash
II h.h'eCiug could cot penetrate 1t
70: this Contempt th~ Judge showed 4
disposition - be -erg -e.:.rs With the
od-HIe', and i was only after much
persuasion by friends - the latter that
b.. yielded aid decide: TO accept d pub
lie apo.g!. Tie following LAY tie
lawyer, acco:iIn=l:. appeared before
his honor and ula :r amends by say
ing:
i Tegre, very much that | sail the in.
tellect of tie court Was :, dark light
ming couid not penetrate it. ] guess it
could. 1t is Il very penetrating thing
-Phila,!eluhna Public Ledger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

Subscribers to tlie San Francisco Rul
l"tiH can now get the II piece set
IT dinner di-hrs NOW being
distributed 10y that paper. Tho
dishcs will be sent To my address,
freight charges collect, all b~reakHges
guaranteed. The terms are invariably
800 in advance tn Subscribers. leave
orders at the INDEPENDENT Office.
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y. p. G%uldagger. at Jones old Stand
is prepared to 60 blRcksmithmg III all
of its branches Mt prices to suit the
times. Horse shooting and wagon work a
specially. All work guaranteed. Take
yonr work Ia Mr.. Guldaggcr's shop il
yon want it done well and at rensOnablc
prices.
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a carlond Of Anheuser Bush kcg beer
just received Mt the Club saloon viii lr
rciailcd in quantities to suit the lraI,. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

At the 10 Lunch Counter only first
class white help :s employed. Meals ut
all hours at popular prices.
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Watch this space for new
I'D Of Thomas Hunter Co.
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