Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-03

Dor, that you will erect a hnnds"ms
monument to your hushami'a memoir, Y
ITO his memor,?- echoed the fearful
widow. -Why, poor John hudn't any.
l was sorting over some Of the clothes
he left. today and found the pockets
full Of letters ] had given him to mil =
Mark Hanna is learning to like Presi.
dent Roosevelt. The national chairman
permitted the Ohio Republican conven-
tion to give the President Il quasi en-.
dorsement, but the words burned Marks
ears. There is no doubt about Presi.
dent Roosevelt being nominated next
year, but there ID much doubt about hie
election as the people Of his own state
are threatening to rebukc Inn, says the
Upton tInd.) Times.
The automobiles left Battle Nom
tain at 7:30 yesterday morning and hr
rived here abou: o o'clock last night.
The trip was made without accident OF
any kind, but II detour Of twenty.four
miles was made to avoid sloughe. This
made the distance Travelled Yesterday
lOS miles, winch was covered il thirteen
and one.halt hours. The automobile re-
NAMED in town until about $50 this
morning when it struck ont OH its east
ward journey. While here the machine
attracted II good deal OF attention and
for a time it was thought that a number
of our citizens would follow il Ia the
next town.
In declaring TINT IL newspaper is a
"necrssIty' md not a "lnXury," IL learn
ed Philadelphia Judge said: at keeps
men informed on every event u public
interest and III Il mapner furnishes the
only common channel Of communication
between the people. II watches with
care over the conduct Of our public nf
icers md the manner Of the perform.
ance D their duties. 1t molds. il it does
not form, public opinion upon public
questions, and conserves the interest OF
citizens II the public which il would
be impossible TO do in my other way.
1t educatcs, inspires patriotism. elevates
and strengthens the love of home and
country
Talk abuut the benefits Of ndvertls.
ing! Down ID Florida the other day n
family lost ii child which they supp sed
had strayrd away from home and got
lost. After searching in vain Tor three
days, the frantic parents placed an ad-
vertlsement III the mean est newspaper.
Imagine the surprise of the parents
Upon gong to the door the next morn.
ing to see II monster alligator upon Inc
doorstep, where he disgorged the child
alive and then died himself. The @ad"
cost but % "ents, and it gave them back
their darling child; the. sid the old
~alligator's hide for 50, and the parents
are showing the child ut all the dime
museums in the land at $50 ii week.
Does n Advertising payY
\ Typewriter that can he carried
III ones pocket has been perfected 10y
WIN. +. Lloyd, of Granville. Ohio. 1t
emhOdies all of the features Of a com.
hN ~" - lS lIi Iul It's CiiTTltll
in Il hand satchel. The frame Of the
machine comprises two parts that are
esse ntinl; these are II head and a body,
and they are readily separated for con.
venience in carrying about. The body
is Of ring shape and the head is of trinn.
gular shape. Tho body accommodates
the paper while the key heads are fitted
in the head. In order 10 mike the de-
vice as compact as possible, the type
has three faces and on each surface
ia a separate character-it may he a
capital letter, a small letter and another
OF the characters used on a typewriter.
The actual impression after the key is
struck, is by Il spring rather than by the
pressure OF the key. II is said TINT by
this e n very even impression is
made on the paper. In order to dispose
q the paper with economy Of space it is
coiIed up Ill the ring.shaped body.