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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08
y Gen, fhSft iiimmera riheIn

N9& 1NNGN AANA ~ AGA4t4ENL IOJO4LN+b 1
9rGno,.
Sc mas nit tpeen; -
Sd glOpoe Feit, it mas n goben5ung',
Sd fun berlin.
Dat id fo'n goobet SpGl oerleeren
tunn,
Sd gIDp't ct tubm.
In tpenn id piirfli9 eenmal cent gez
tpunn,
Waf't Blot inn 9room. |
6. Sam d.
0eOer ale 8IGer is Stub;
Son bGten I6tmpen
8annit pOu 0u,
Wiel Oh mir 6eit!
Ramf9 beet ct! -
Sn bitten Sale
Spiegt &c Ollie;
Sebereen puf'b.
Grgenung.
2ieIe treft Bit Dor mien 9urt
Gene grote Pleite,
Ou De 8liidsteern gang mi MART,
syeDet SpGl berbrei6t 6e.
Sem mien @elb bod Of mid ftoAPn,
Mutt ct troBbem luuten.
Wenn 0u nal n Wen5el iuRit,
@eg: id mug jem faaten.
Z. @nieber.
Denn id re8t bdl Sgen ieR,
Dor gei6t gliets meg mien GetO I'm
8eb';
I'm penn be Qnern trtegt pdl S4ur1o,
9enn bent id, bat is Jug geiuno.
0enn id mai ittte in 8erluit,
Rrumpt fid bat 9art mi in De 8rult;
0o6 tpenn fe maaten Snieoer mi,
Dor bin id nj mid geern borbt!
8. Spe bIante Semen.
I'd nun miene Seinsr be Ieegen
@eoriidt gang beimli4 inn Stat,
SiiB imiet Re nit trGftige @lGge
9e Differ oarupp ra6iat.
Dat NOR for miene 8egners iO'n
SrGten,
Since Setner bat is fat 10 pGl;
0o6 lttoer nit ale Tinefen
8ebrtfpt be @nienegels bat SpGl.
Sc 4ngft g0nn' it teenen 9unne.
Sol an! bit is belitat,
SEPT ligt totrDti4 inn 8unne,
0e Differ gem0tbli4 inn Stat.
9. De berIarene 8ranb.
Sd grole mid, I'm tpenn bat 9art Of
bredt!
@ni9 ~Derlarener 8ronb,
Sd grDQe mid!
Wie 9u Of ftra6lit, bu 6oIOe 8rdnO
nit 8eereH,
st gei6t mi bien 8erluit MIDI an De
Rieren.
Dat fem id Idn9it, ct oeent mi nib
ton Ru5m,
9enn nit bree Soien bar 8sptnnt
man tu4m.
In fpdlt be 9egners 10 nit Sid I'M
2iIt,
0enn meet id, Dat Dat ne 9en1een@
6eit Is.
I'm MI 6oG 81 fu4tig.
9ten 5riinb
Qouts SIlmer.
(5Hr ben nntoossGOrrsipOn0trten.D
Ser Gpnk.
BON 6eOrs 2. Stsrsd.
Rlein6er3iges @paBerl am 8orter>
3aun,
Gag, mas mint On mir onpertroun;
9rdu unb f6muBig lit 9etn gSteoer,
Define &e6le 1T o6ne QteOer
Sm NoDem6er, nie i'm W&dt,
@tna bus Slid an Dir oorbet,
Murbet in be8 2ebenS 9oit
@ben nur Elm - 9ur4f9ntttS1paB.
Sd fam iingen 70 mon4e5 2ieb,
9o9 bin i9 trant uno %lebenSmio',
9ann tpo6l glii6eu in 5urbenpra4t,
Qlber i'm 6er3en 1T es Na4t.
Steiner 8urf6e in f9le4tem &leio,
Sd oerite6e 9ein gun3e5 &eto.
limb es 3ie6t mid gu Dir bin,
MeiI in audi ni6t qliidli9 bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

qsbsube @dnisfeDtrn trtsr R!aie, doc. uuO soc.
bas 9iunD. Ser bette grt.s miro bsBablt ttr aIt'
antifs MabaeoHp sT6belu. yamerieaH 6tatb:r Co.,
gr. 62O. ytorOzGutans5lraSe CDluil9. IA, E&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

Riuig, i86n uuO Itiat a]rbeitenO. 6tanOlros
Rdbmai5ineu. Baar OOer Grtoit. ginigittr glaa
ibtnsusQaOeu in Der 5taot. Gbas. Z. 6boTs
Rr. GOA, 0sfsgaIttmorez6tr. QI4@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08
Serlangt i'm g~lQQcmcinea.

RO,f unD 2pQi3 Gtiu6t:
SunQer Uluu, gc6. 2sutj5er, iubt bel aritaHa
5ioen QCutcn Got uuO Gogis nab Dcutiber Qrt.
9rets Rebtnia3t, 6oduptiabt gut, Otut.3s Gude.
Cffcrtcu unttr n9Or 70" oil Ocu n2catj5tn 9orrca
ipoHoeut". t0f-St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

lpOHoCUl". NOt-ol
9euti6e5 Qr5eit5 : Ra4peiiung5z
8ireuu,
Rr. 2l9, suo=S6arpsStrlBs, uuttr Der auifbt btt
.Seuti6tu 8tituiblit" - EitieRigcu, lDslbt otuts
i6s 6anontrtcr, 4rbeit;r uH0 Sjtut5oteu Ju bs
ibdfttotn piuibtu, DoueH ib pcriDuljb ODER in
i~rautIrttn gricftu al ben 4gcuten DER Geitui6ait,
,. WeDer, CIR. 2l9, 6iO=6barpz
Strait, %lptno,H, DeIbsr uueut9eltIi9 ~gusfunft sra
tbeileu piro. Gdn2S,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08
Trnu SuIeOh BerIObn.
0OiIbeIm shIichtbprn.

sc far6 Truu 9oicpb Qerio6n, 76 5ubrs alt,
0r. 70l, Roros8aDs Strobe. Die 9ttrOlgung I'm
in Sttubeupjue, Cbjo, TAFT. l1L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08
SerIaMgr.- Tranrn unO NtGOheH.


9trIdngt
grIdbr,He Operators uuO 5iHjibtrg Fdr Rnnbfna
9oitn; tetigt grbeit unD quite geja6lung. Nubz
5uIraQtn in Rr. 800, RorozUaDa5traBe, itbtr g.. D.
RenuD's. t61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

B~erlungt:
SIN D'aO3cu fit Die ~aIQ,mctu5 6ausdrbett; trir
2Sai9tn UNI 9ugslu. 0iabjufrageu IN gr. 2l6t
VI .9tort6zQUcnIe. t60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

9~crluHgt:
Slne cut tmpfoDlcHe, ]criabr.uc Robin o0sr 8oD
Inr eine JaHIIltc tn 2G1ibju8t0H; bober &obn.
DIAN l9rtjbe an III. %. D." Seuti3cr GorreipOna
Diu. f7-8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

8~tIIuuQt:
GIN Ttaodcu iur Die ouJcmtiue @aus1rbeit;
gut; 9ttmdtb. Gatlufragtn in gr. 1915, Ora
ltuHs=5traBe. t66-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08
&rrIangt.- Skinner mo Gnaben.

B~erIuHgt:
Gin Wdoben in elmer Rctauratiou3sRi6 3u
srfraqen in 0r. 800, 8etsS oratoQo=Str. 6l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

8crIuHgt:
Gin iuuQtr mann, I'm an fcintn Ho'tn 3u nrb5iH
ten: oute 6eimatb file bic re5ts 9criou. 9laajua
fuQcu in gr. 200, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Ot-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

StrluHgt:
glne Gutrdrttrin in elmer QriDatzGamilic. Rabs
%3utra0cn NIT &cicrcujcu in 0r. 2l3, 8ef=glouua
m'ntsStraBt, 3nii5tH II uno l llbr. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

BerldHgt
Sin gddcr ais brittle 0duo. 0ub3ufrageu 3DIs
i6eu II UNI z ubr Gde 81 ouuta= uuo 3. Str
Suutou. tUj-Sl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

Not The gOIt Of the lodge room; the
comic paper, ~ the mountain top-but
tine plain, grass eating goat Of the
American farm. OF him u report comes
from an expert ~ the agricultural de-
pnrtmcnt singing praises unlimited.
The agricultural department would have
the pulliC believe shat a considerable
part 81 the laiuh aud mutton handled by
packing housra, wholesalers md retail.
Crs all over the country never wnH nry.
thing morc thnn plain cont flesh. When
tic iurat 81 - young Gur. i" exposed for
al and cntcl MS lamb the Illusion ~
, Mrrlly said Ia hc roanrlri"'I. When
~. ilralr II inr more MATURE nninnI IL
tran iuu'"d INTO mutton b, the alchemy
eaulto bc ptactir"d IN certain packing
uinn,s, the purchaser IL none the visor.
What one duCan'i know never hurts
him.
Mr.. THOMPSON, u ~ Secretary vii.
sons nasocintcs. recently undertook
whnt mny fairly hc called u can,pnign Of
education IN brlulf ~ both tho Amor.
can goat and the Amcrican people. lilo
studied the goat range, tracked him
over The mountains ~ Hshcs aud photo.
graphcd him in his native jungle.
lie counted, measured, compared md
classified goats Of all si2es, colors and
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

'u""rtries aud wnun up hy living two
w'"';5 an gents fish mud gu,i's milk,
His !eriaiuu is ;iIa; not the Iu.s' H. cky
- "lr" has reason to shun the goat. He
go Il. M liz every particular thc cot c!u
ion " t:r late Robinson Tru or, = hose
~ "rirrre as II breeder uut enter II
Z '' are sn fai:hrG!ly .rl iuvn ~ his
yer r.JuS narrative
i:ut tue ."at still, according to Mr..
Th0TIpSOn il g: q tnr murh ci,r la.
side fo"'. im United Suites :" ,,r-,-
every year "nmr S?5, Gu0."CG worth -!
goat shin. Mr.. ThnnuE,r wants Ia
know Why There Is 40 reason ~ his
th:rkm". Why lh" rauprr coats ~: tu
rope st'"mid !i-ur. 80 largely in Unclc
Sanr's ci5to ~ ""ccio,s. Conditions in
this %coUnii. nrr y remedy favorable Tor
goat rmtsIng niid u II ,arishlng domestic
inGustr! can bc easily fostered Mr..
iti""IrsIus report mak,s it plain mat
II" american goat 70 not so hopelessly
nrgi' rtrd a. sumc hove feared. but
'tr al" "iIows that we are II long way
'ro II realizing he nnlnai'n possibilities.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

III" Ihani,'F 81 Commerce v,u ,,,..
"''"" '',"a"-! l. II -iai.L OF u,r.t
aud'orit! that arlou other matter. .,
oe considered will be II prrro.i.,o,,
'f'': IA party Of capitalists to ef,nbE. !.
an 'Atensi'e manufacturing enterrr;s.
''"N' Tue city. Negotiations, il ia said
nave been under wa. for some tins. and
'hu'a;'';"ns are that the mntt.r Will
"' 'avorahly acted upon at the 81 e,iop
""'"rtow cveniur.-Reno journal.
'"' I'VE met under sentence OF Iemh
~ 'ir Siat1 rrisOn are constantly up,Ipr
Inc yes OF L." death watch which H.
go" r's'd OF eight mCn, each
"'' '.ah' honr watch. III" cuEde mnea
'h'" hr" unusually cheerful and
hii Wcuily mmiuGful Of tie. uuta,n.,
"i The ia! set Tor their Tho,
ar" exercised every day tuE an hour or
more III The prison yard. Their ndiI,r.
"''''' I" their fate is probably due to the.
''"i" That their sentence will be com.
united to lie imprisonment by the State
b ard ~ rar,lons
In the palny days OF the Comstock
steam was the most advanced OF bower
an: III" fmoFe from the chiwncys Of
'h" BOOSTING plants WIS one OF the feet.
'''es OF 'n" III" %; mining industry there
uttered H"N, however, with the re-
'''n! OF hat Industry ON the C"nstocl;,
u" 'n"hc cane from the plan,,. FOR
-'"A" has gwen way to- "lcc' r.city,
~" cheaper "m! better power has SUP.
pi'n'vH Ia" pond" ou5 hpicrs nmI Ell.
The C"unstock has bcrnm" thor.
ou-h!! ~ to date.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

!" l'Io 1hc 'rr~sian government 10.
nun re- "" iui" "n't' or ga, uOO, ONO
~" 1T" C-'E " nn%irri. The ,n ani
." "a" '' arse - H'ti.~Gmiid there sen
'"F' =" "is .hTcH 'tiM i: ~ utt"n o.
80 .nh'r ." 1T or" Uc Ie", ilt.
"''H'' = IN l"roik ryer! bunk ~
"fh" hn""ir: TIE rnwer benimu IN.
'"'"''. ."' m"m q" hl OF and iron
Yielded.
"." -p"'"mr Of She
:" '' '"" University.
-, ~ '''' '"S JUST I""n r"u-
'''fN'"' III u" hi.
''" ING H'h''"'
49,, ""' ''!"' ceflaIhl!
OH"! Wis created Tor
-. ',' :" ""'" u l. nnr'n'
m, ''"'''- """ inT ~
''''""''! L" DC con-
"' "'''" Inc students.
Public Opinion Cor Dee. 10 Inns, s,r,
pu-iu u on - au,.- ui yor,,r,l -.
p-uvity.-iakrn frnm v,,r;ona r.,s,,,,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25
TRUE, BUT NOT BIBLICAL.
Many Proverbs Credited to Good Book
Which Arc Not I'm It-some
Notable Instances.

mere are scores Of wise saws. all
containing more or less OF truth. which
are almost universally supposed to be
in the Bible which cannot be found
IN It's pages. One OF the chief of these
'eh.ehces Is: H tempers the wind
!" 'he 3horn lamb" You would search
inc Bible pretty thoroughly before you
"ould ind that sentence in Il. Where
You would find 1t would be in Sterne's
entincnt Journey"
Sterne gets a good deal OF praise
ior the o~riSlnation Of this sentence
says the Chicago Chronicle, but Il was
originated. as n matter of fact he
ore lie was born. In a collection of
french proverbs published in 1894 we
hnd: "Dieu mesure lie vent a Ia brebis
tondue." That conyicts sterno or
plagiarism.
In the midst Of life we arc In
death'-everybody thinks that IA In
the Bible. 1t isn't. though; II is In
the burial service.
II he who runs may read" This
IS another sentence supposed. wrong
~ 10 be Biblical. 1t is not Biblical
though the Bible has something very
Hike it-namely: THAT he may run
that reade:h."
Prone to sin as the sparks fly up
ward" The Bible nowhere contains
those words.
"A nation shall be born in n day"
The nearest thing to tina. In the
good boo is: Shall a nation be
born at once?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

~" rrz" doll at Scyr our Irnpit'
will bc raiTicd tonight iwmgdini-ly ~.
ter the Christ mas tree at th. c.:urc!..
There bean. no ~..ryice i'll the preshy.
tcrian church tomorrow they viii Lnl!
their service ~ ;he hospital al IL o'cl CT.
Let ever on" II" present.
Ia" ca'e gn,"si -Crmckcr.- the KIN.
nnnIan charged with stealing silver ware
and 9th" r ar'irloR frou, Mr.. Ma>cr. WIS
seU'.G 10 Si,"i- ~ ,,a;.;.ia.
The lHrTTf NntaT wilirs. IL fs;v2,lr
u mercy hr.s'maa a'rt IL Sic nur.
co"n;'!iur.' = IS the =. isou IT, ~, " ie,
w"i =! nos appreciate lis K:md vi nc.
consequently Ihey are rot included.
Tomorrow beng Christmas ,!r great
est holiday -; MI thu !'..r, ,ber" will Dr
no paper issued from this Office. The
force will get UP M appetite for turkey
in the furcEcr1 and put i'll the Afternoon
thin.i,nS II the good things the will get
at The cvGuIur meal.
Jude Il ncw time card that went in.
{" elect al u minutc rns: Twelve Il IN.
"Wednesday III" passenger trains should
arrive and depart rs follows: East.
bnund-No. =, i:50 a. tn; No. 4, 7:20 a.
IN /; No. q. 7:l5 p. H.. Westbuund-No.
|. Hal p. tn; No. 3, l47 p. m ; No. D,
Sill p. IN
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25

On" hundred Dollars reward offered
ward for any case ~ t"rnrrh th:: can.
not l." cured 10y iidn's Catarrh Cure.
=! !. CHENEY IL co. Props.
Hulciin. Ohio.
W.. the understand, invc known +.
J Cheney f"r ~" la7: IL years. and br-
i"'N" luu perfectly honorable III all bus
ines transactions, and financially able
tn carry on: guy obligation madc by
their firm.
WEST IL TgAux. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDING. KIHHAw & NARvIx.
Wholesale Druggists. ToIrdo. o
Hall Catnrrh Cure Is taken intern
H:ly, acting directly III ON the lInpd ami
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price.
75c. per bottle. Sod b. ali druggists.
Testimonials Tree.
Sch! hy DcuglEicts T:c.
Halls Family PILE are the h,st.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25
r.l,M THURSDAYS DALI.
SalmaNundi.
L mrmh,t flr mnsk ball lnnieht.

Il ,mrnb,r the musk ball tonight.
\ tfnin ~ "rldicra pnst"I cnat this
a]itrruuum.
T.. G.. Van Du2cr rrmc ~ from Gold
Creek yesterday e. spend the holidnys.
Mr.. Shiycly stru"k ont thia afternoon
,or T~,iuroln county where he will pu, in
the water prospecting
Christmcs cycrciscs nj Tho Prcsbytcr
ian church tonight NJ 6 O'Clock eharp.
Everybody invited to attend.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25
The whipping Past.

According to tue Silver State, Justice
at the Peace Robins Of Winncmucca Is
trying to ro!urrec, the whipping post
law passed by The legislature in 1877
and declared unconstitutional by the
c"nrt- shortly after It's passage. Tho
Silver State says.
Last Sunday evening Bob Thacker
fuller than a goat, and To assert his
independence, authority and manhood,
went home aud proceeded Ia mo the
hoor OF Two or three rooms With the
person Of Mrs. Thacker. The lady lie.
murrei AMI had Bob arrested. lie WAS
arraignc1 before Justice Robins this
morning, and upon the olTense with
which he was charged being proven, the
Judge se"tenced him To he taken by the
Shcrii! Of the county on n date to be de-
tcrmined by that official. ard strapped
to the post which is no. bere, but winch
the law ha1 provided for, and which il
supposed to be here. for not less than
two and not more than ten hours; and
to have displayed on his back n p!acard
bearing the legend HWife beaten"
which shali remain thus displayed, dur.
img the time that the prisoner shall he
confined ut the post.
Tho sheriff is instructed to personally
see tina! the sentence is carried ont, and
he will Goubtlessly do so as soon Ms the
post can he provided. Meanwhile Bob
will anguish i'll the county b%astiIe, and
Mrs. Lucy ThHckey, his amiable spouse,
will enjoy n few weeks Of comparative
freedom.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25
FROM rUG~n;Y'.S DAI:.Y
Salmaqundi.


'''"' '!'r "A i hoi - elsewhere
"' "'' ''''H' the ladies.
:Ir r~r!u.ir- ir-r.~! M. Nr,..r 90.
ncH s,urr tins m]i,cruocu ,.a., Lmrd
Milton Walin.r and! Il "nrp. g, uss.-,.
ant 'u=y I.l,.r- the -hrives w,l,. fresh
ncN goods. l..cr,,L.uu viii ba ,.,,,,
''"rr"" morning
!hr rub ron;iCucs "a zee New 1nwu
~ Falion ~ Churchill count, Th-..
roads between the rnilr0ad Dut IN, ,.,yr
a.c n!ct WIN tcIm-. and ,une,,!, r..L.
Ai.icl.:y j. lt#ug "yrcu,n.-d IA ,r,lmp
enough.
John D.llI SrIvi. tEc ltalim wo1+.
chopper, who WIS shot twice rs /, ..I~N-
lean at 4 WOO camp at Lone Muuntam
on Nov. %, and who had lin e. been
lying at tac POINT OF death ia Tornpah,
died last Wednesday md WIS buried
Friday morning.
T,.o p...I;
hnve placed H. on a business basis. In
Nebraska - federal grand jury il III
yo.,i,o,,,. 81. ..r.
d., a.,
W...h,,o.. &c.,
ale Of the government by the incuu.
h,,,. -, III; r.,Lr.
III" "'o lunch counter, TIA" last ct iir
frame part ~ III" OH p'P't ii"'ci, w"E
m"'e' L" H'nr" '"''''"" iIIS AFTERNOON
',o'h'lH no" '''''"Ii' on IA" ti'' 81 tn"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-12-25
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

IEi- - 'h. thprr.si day az a., ,,u-
III in tom.
'S "'' "' ~" '"' '"S' On
truman" ""''' '""'oFro"
''e '''"'" "'"''
' '''' "'"''' .'''
u. ~ ~ n'''
,;I. ~ y
cox * LDwman "A" moving the old
lunch counter t." Mr.. Dot,a's lots in the
-, ~
Mrs. N"i.r" Nhboi was ouni dead III
her h"ur" III Virginia City last week.
appearances indicated thnt she had been
lead Tor two or three days when found.
An IrJiuu died with ,hc amaIlrn. last
week al the camp hacH OF Mr.. Grorg"
Russell AMI several ar" said /" hh'"
the dl@'n"" among them being the Old
slnt" known ~ sass box.
There nr. scycruI wives ~ to,r wLo
Lp not kern their .,cs cu hubby a. much
ns they should. All -ucA and the rr.tor
the r'"'''" should s"" -Nn "y" on iin"'
10y ~ / rtcin"h 'ihI tonight Go nhd
80" no" II " "nn''
.A~rrurlng to the rrro.t u District
Attnrucy PIKE. thirty criminals w,r,.
4cnr to she p~cnitrutiury from Washcc
county during the ,rnr ending Noycm-
n"r i~'' DIX ''I"h! cases are s'i'i t'H'-
''s ~ 'ir i''''r'r' court
Tumrrrow after nou there will uc an
opportunity Tor the poorlc of thia yicin.
uy q, GOO nm cxLihi.,nu ~ hul ,i,btmg
na carried ON IN Spain. The ;un will
b.,,u M the cath. corrnI prumprly at
2@3'. lJdicaiiung point 1" some lively
Sport.
Mr.. Willis returned from the Nelson
mipr ,,aicrIn, Tho MIL ha- closed
,In,u fnr the VII ;C- after "a very suc"css.
ful lur. It will u.rr u,dIu IN n" spring.
q linen Mr.. W la .uit Mountain Clty.
.Lr-. wcr, iif,r,r, rr,nrn # -nuN "u the
-ulmi.
, ,,,,,,os,,r
~ ., ,,,,,,L.,,,hl. t,l,.
Graph key winch 'n~ ar''"' M" S-'''"'
mi II $1,000 nnnunl 'n'"u" '"i - N'"'F'
" many u" ten w'r"~ eau y" ''""N"'
WITHIN the cnntr"I "i the instrument u!
4n'''m% The lever
rtnuk C;crmnin. u hiuhly rrepcctc.
r,,iz,n o; Reno. dird Saturday morning
flo resided in Humboldt rounty Tor scv.
crnl ,cnrr and served the pcoplcs coun
~ trrhqurct. II" aftcrwmd held Il p'
simon in the Car.ou Mint. II" was a
native OF the ,outh ot Frame, aged GS
,ears.
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Nv" r,.r. ...., ,ho wcs,crn
:, r,.n.,,h Diamond
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| Clothes
Cleaning,
Pr essing and
Repairing
| Establishment.
Work promptly done and strictly frst-class
Leave orders at cleaning establishment,
South Of Clin;on's blacksmith shop
h Root II ncinG Raised with Con-
siderable Success In Central
Wisconsin.

"Glnseng Is being cleared out OF CEN
trail Wisconsin rapidly" said G.. g
Banks. of Newcastle. reports the wash
inEton Star, but the IndiaEs around
Horizon lake still manage to frG O. augh
OF II each season 10 gCt on n tCct lrunk
with the prGCCCCg. | have ut.tr been
able TO learn ju.' what Is done with tho
root. although ! Lnow Il Is shipped to
China. where II Ia used for many pur-
poses. WhGt disoaGc n !c cnrrCsCd to
cure Ia q mystery 20 irc. The roo. when
II Is dried Is sha"rG CCw,:hi"c Ike n
small carrot. II t. 'ot tho Same es the
Chinese ginseng I hive hrcn told. but Il
makes q satisfactory guhs itr'e row that
tho real article Is all for". ~ ono time
III" woods around Newcastle were full
OF II. and Il sold for nipr' n dollar a
pound. As The producers go. ualiy came
10 realize tho mon TO ", e.. they were
selling " wrrn ra'inp o." enormous
profit. ih@y ra,r.t their r'.s- onor; n
Thousand n-r rr'' md ~. 'rpt e rOing
up. The dcn'1"d Ire never .-rrhncd any.
but II is pfUh1h'H that ir.rn will be no
ginscng growing wild IN Wisconsin
after n fow years. Some usup,c are rails
Ing II In cultivated nclCs ard making
good profit, although the plant requires
n great deal Of care. Whn' Is obtained
near orr town Is mostly sCid TO Chicago
firms. their representatives taking n
trip UP tho state at the proper seasons OF
tho year"
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For tho Ladies'.

will do point and B%aitcnberg lace
making ut reasonable prices md sIUl'
bo pleased TO have ladies' call Ia seq de.
signs and samples OF work. Orders may
also be left at Mrs. Lang'a millinery
store where | bavc left Il few samples.
Mis-. T.. NJ. 81 EHINGER.
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Down IN Teyns ut Yoakum, is Il big
dry goods firm Of winch Mr.. j. NJ. Hal.
Ter is the bead. Mr.. llallcr on one Of
he trips cast to buy goods said to a
friend who wig with IIim in the palace
car: "IIcrc, take one Of these Little
Early liisers upon retiring anu y0u will
b" up early in the morning feeling GOOD
For the Stark brown" taste, headache
and that loGy feeling De Wits Little
Early Riscrs are the best pills To- use.
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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To tho Public.

Having sold my draying business to
Robert Hunter, ! take this means Of
THANKING The public for their patronage
!" the past. ana ~olici. the rontInInrcc
Of the same to NY SUCCESSOR.
W. .. VuRE.
Exc, Nevada, D"ccmher, ii. 1853.
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The EnEIcr Co is busy unpackmg aud
placing goods for the holiday season,
which will soon be Oh exhibition
Watch Tor further announcement.
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MARRIED.

MILLET-GH vER:- In ESQ. Nevada,
Dc. .3. 1898, by Row. GEO. II. Green
iisii, Mr.. Pete: =. Miller I" Miss
Ethel Grover, both OF Eiau.
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al t."".n'n YAH mex VI malay night. II
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all uniycr lty ,tulcI'-, cam"
W from Reno rstcriuy Ia spend their
holiday vacation.
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scb0o! arprupnnir "Errris'S wcS" hrlI
and tr lii'l" OucG acquitted Themselves
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