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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-12

S. Jacobs has something new tn say
to the people in this Issue. r al biz al
and Sec what il ia.
Ms. John McClur" Iii III at ~;jniunville
Monday morning nId un Tuesday nj
precisely til" same hour her husband
died When Mr.. Mcclure was told OF
his wife's death, he said: well. you
may just Us well dig two graves They
were among the early pioneers ~ Ne
vads. Mr.. Me lure was 81 -urs Of age
and Mrs. Nit lnfr w,s -. lne, had
been r.a9rird Il years.
About O'Clock last night tt fire broke
ont IN Mr.. Chhse's stoIr. r." n'nrr
was rounded aud the fire boys were
soon on the .rUru'i with the hose carts
and h""i; ana! ladder truck, but luckily
a few buckets of wuter put out the
blaze before the boys reached the store.
Il ia Thought tin: Mr.. Chase in passing
through n hallway II the store with a
lighted candle accidentally set on fire II
linen buster and towel. that were hang.
ing III the hallway over n door. The
frame work Of the duor was badly char
red, but no other damage was done.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Suiiit uIINIs
Constable Mccoy returned from Salt
Lake yesterday afternoon.
seymour Jacobs h~asjust received n
line line of Up tO'ddte clothing.
\ petition. is circulating III Tonopah
to change tho Eame Of ths postoiiice
there from Butler to Tonopah.
RamsdeIl, the photographer. can be
found at his gallery prepared to make
the finest photographs ind pictures ever
made III the State. 4
This ha~ been IL regular old fashioned
Febr-ar! day. Snow has fallen almost
constantly since morning ind a good
deal OF It mas been pile up in the
mountains. Ii melted III town MS fast
nasty.
The suit brought against Captain De.
recover $1,000 .00) represents 80 per cent
OF the net bullion proceeds taken from
his Lincoln county mines. Isaac L.
Bake IA Tia" plaintiff, AID .here is a vast
army Of legal talent fighting for and
against the claim.
Albertcr Scptine, "a Russian, was
found deed. hanging to the limb OF Il
tree three miles from Moapa, Lincoln
county, laat week, He had used a
pl"ce Of wire for II moose. y committee
OF citizens after viewing the body de-
cided that ii was Il case Of suicide. No
cause for the act is known.
Ben Campbell, Il carpenter i'll the en-
ploy OF the Southern Pacific company
met a fearful death Monday. lie WAS
one Of the party engaged in repairing
the s~nowsheds. 10 a manner not ascer-
tanned Is heavy crowbar fell, point down
ward, from the top Of the shed. 1t
struck Campbell near the collar bone
piercing the lungs. Ills death WIS al.
most i%nstantane Il
The Comstock Is becoming musical.
one saloon having IL female plan player
another Il couple Of colored singers aud
musicians, and yesterday another limo
VatIon wns introduced by the arrival Of
a 5000 Regina music box with land
accompaniment. Another saloon man
is thinking OF importing II few female
dancers from Honolulu and then the
Comstock will have the carniva in min.
aturr.-Enterprise.
Bert l., Smith. the Eureka banker. ar
rived last night and wa joined this
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. Cd. Smith OF
Reno. They are here looking over the
field with the intention Of starting nm
other bank. Tho two gentlemen put in
the day looking at real estate upon
which they secured options two or tire
weeks age, They informed Mr.. Clnrk
this morning that they had come Ia
stay.
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500 Reward, 800.

Tho readers Of this paper will bc
pleased to learn that there is ut least
one dreaded disease that science haa
been able to cure in all It's stages. md
that ia Catarrh. Halle Catarrh euro IL
the only positive cure known TO the
medical fraternity. Catnrrl being n
constitutional disensc. requires IL ron.
stitutional treatment. Halle Catarrh
euro is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
tho system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, md giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
~stitution and insisting nature in doug
ito work. Tho proprictors have 40 much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer Ono Hundred Dollars Tor my case
that Il fails to cure. Send for tcstimon.
inla. Address.
f.. }. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
Sold 10y Druggiete 75c.
Italia Family Pills are the hest
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

MIR. and Mrs. Abel arc reported about
the eamr to-day. Mr.. Abel IL confined Ia
his bed, ana Mrs. Abel sits up pnr; Of
the time.
Harry Dunn returned this morning
from I,cddmR. California, tie reports
seven tcoi AZ snow on the summit ni tho
Sici raa las, night with good prospects,
FOR more
The Woman GuiIh will serve refresh.
mcpts consisting or salad. snndwiclra.
lee cream, cakc aud cclTnr nj "Nimg's
Restaurant Friday evening. February
H., from 4 o'clock until midnight.
DIR Edo, n vol known dentist Of Reno,
has bscn missing since Inst "Wednesday.
Some ot hil acquaintance think he has
met with foul play rud olherh think b"
has Left tho city on n husircss trip.
Tho funeral - the late g.. &. Stcnrns
took place from Mna"nir Tompic. Reno,
sunday There wore 10 rrlntivce ot tho
dcrrnard ~ inter dance, Mrs. StcRrns
being uunhlr to attend on account NJ
~rlluCss.
These il good %slcighinR all the wny
! bet wccn Elkr mud TuecarorR. At the
! Meadows the SNOW in three feet deep
md at Winters II ia Fifteen inrhce
There In not ao much nu tho EIko aldo oi
! tho summit.
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III" following Is the tex, of the i'm.
p"rIa! rc-cript declaring war against
Rr>srl. " lich was issued in J T.; m yes
terri.
sc. y the krnce Of heaven, Em.
peror II JarnD, seated on tho throne,
occupied by the same dynasty since
time i~mnleInorial, hegrl., make procla.
nation to all dnr loyal and brave sub.
jecia. us follows:
@Nc hereb! declare war against Rus.
STA and we command onr army and
navy tn carry Oh hostilities against her.
in obedieLcc to their duty, with all
their strength, and we also command
Il competent authorities 10 make
every effort IN pursuance of their duties,
to attain the national aim with all TIE
mcnns within the limits of the law OF
natiors.
I'VE have ALWAYS deemed il essential
in international relations, and have
made It OK consistent aim, to promote
the pacific rruEr' - al our empire in
civilization, - strengthen our friendly
ties with 9th, AHies and to establish
a state Of things winch would maintain
enduring peace III the far east and as
snr" the future security OF our domin.
withou; injury TO the rights or interests
OF n:iIgr powers.
-Onr - potent authorities have also
performed their duties in obedience to
our will. So that orr relations with all
tho powers halheen steadily growing III
cordially. 1t vas thus entirely against
Il expectation that we have unhnppily
come t" open hostilitios against Russin,
The integrity of korea is a matter OF
the gravest concern to this empire not
OnIY because Of our traditional relations
with that country. but because the Sc o.
aratc existence 81 Korea is essential to
the safety 81 III realm. Nevertheless,
Russia, II Ills ,rgari nf her solemn
treaty pledges to China and her repeat.
eel assurance to "'her powers is sill in
occuiatinn Of Mnnahnria, has consol.
idtT"d aud slrcngththened her bold on
those provinces and is bent on their
final annexation.
at is III earnest wish that by the
Ia! n!ty and valor of our faithful SUBJ
jcci-:peace may be soon permanently
restored and the glory of orr eD pire
r-r'rvcd.'
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Salt Lake will o open i1r the aged
injured and decrepit miners of the
United States the first home of its kind.
II will bc known M the Judge IICme,
named after the late Mr.. Judge. Pro.
visions were made in his will which
were ihtcr carried out 10y Mrs. Jud:'
yho survived him.
The Nevada autG critics have advised
the New Mexico officials that thIs state
viii ns-umc no responsibility regarding
the future disposition Of Ben Trembly,
Who IT. insane at A~lbuuuerque. Trembly
Was AZ u time III the Nevada asylum
was raised III Cnrson.
Tho San Frunciscn Star is the only
uaPer III that city. outside OF the Occi-
dental Medical Times, winch dares TO
tell the truth ~ uud concerning the bu-
homie plague III the melroylis. But
that IL not at al 90 he wondered
at FOR TIA" star is III" oni, paper down
'hor" that dar,s Ia tell tii.. truth nn II
great many other Important public
questions.
One ~ our rligihl.. youug menhas
'rc"lv"'. "a "N,rt scented nld choicciy
worded cgIsrlr from AN u~p-tU-date
youHg lady, r'niImr that she had availcd
herself ~ th' opportunity afforded Ivy
leap year :" make a marriage pro-
r"Snl, In M interview with the gentle
'ahn ~ Tu'-u"T. Ne frnul TINT he Tel
f'v":"i "y -" rr"posII, and it, :wo to-
u there will bG u wedding at "a pretty
home ~ TINS section. rarn we may
took Tor OF" r~Hsiirs.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAtLr.u
SaImagundi.

Judge Curlcr has given Scales u
judg, mcnt Of $500 in his suit against
Wrigh, for $4,000 damages. Scales
Tor mcrly lived in Elko.
The comfy commissioners 81 Orm-
shy county have fixed tho current tax
rate Mt s20j per hundred dollnrs valu-
alton. This IN a raise 81 five cents over
Last year.
Tie INDEPENDENT haa received from
COMMISSIONER Ycrington Il beautiful
little book containing cnts Of the State
buildings ut st Louis and Information
regarding the great lair.
Lieutenant Governor Allen has made
arrangements Tor n thousand days work
on his mining propeit, Mt O~liDghouse.
IIe thinks that amount Of work will
prove the value Of his Chime.
Tho Utah State journal eays that
George Porter. who forged his fathers
namo 10 scvcn checks Tor goo each, WIS
released from Jail yesterday morning
Ills father "mRdo good" the amount Of
the checks aud declined to prosecute.
Those who were on tho street mt IL
o'clock last night cav II brilliant meteor
fall ncar town. lts course was rOrthPr.
ly md it socmod Ia strike the ground
just south Of town. Several people saw
il and NIL agrcc that il lit up tho town
and tho hills on the north. Frank
Hooper, George Wightmah and Oar
O'DOan and otherB sa~ II.
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Relief In One Minute.

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
i'll one minute, because it kills the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem.
brane, causing the cough, and ut the
same time clears the phlegm, draws out
the inflammation and heals and soothes
tho affected parts. One minute Cough
Cure strengthens the lungs, wards of
pneumonia and is Il harmless and never
failing cure III Nil durable cases Of
Coughs, Colds and Group. One min.
ute Cough Cure is pleasant to take,
harmless and good alike Tor young and
ole Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

MIR. BCohor returned from Reno SIM.
day morning. Nothing unusual occur
red during his stay in the Riverside
city.
Milton Rcinhart hns returned from
hIs SIM FranciFco iriJ. he informs us
TINT Tom T"nnnnt has ncccptcd n posi-
non with Wells Fargo Go
The commissioners 81 Eureka county
hny" fixed the tax rate ut S2.3j on the
500 Tor stat" aud county purposes. This
Is Il reduction Of ten ccnta from last
!car's rate.
w. j.. SinclHir, who made u fortune Mt
Tonnpnh. VIZ tied the Qnartette mine at
Srarchlight, Lincoln county. laTt week
and pronounced it the biggcRt gold minc
IN the country. lie said the QuartettS
WIS richer han tho famous Mizpah
min" mt T~unopah.
AsscE-or Hooper oi Eureka county
has been charged with failing to collect
poll taxes from n number OF people in
ms county, and the commissioners are
'nvcstigntiug the charge. they check
tn" voting lists of each precinct will,
the assessors poll tax hoOks md the
tax roll.
Duffy & Carpenters Caauun circus
troupe left for Wells Last night. This
troupe showed her" three successive
nights +" good hou4cs. they give II
Iirat .cluss vuuIevill" ENTERTAINMENT, III
which lie Duffy clrilirrn are stars
dncs other tricks. III" ir"up are a'l NJ
their purir.
4 fire brul" out III the rrll " ~ I'll,
| John t.. ilucsi Company. Baltimore
| Inst NIGHT and wns siill burning at l0.N
1 the heart ~ the city wnR burned over
| The loes IL UP III the milliuns. At lO:it
/ the lire wnE reported under roTtrOl
| The FIR, il said to have sta ted fruu
1 apontnncuus combustion ~ thc cellar a
| the John T.. lIucs' Company.
II BEGAN EnOTirg yrstcrdRy forenoon
| aud at thin writing the ground ~ PrCti.
we'll covered. For II while t"dIy 1t look
| Ell na " there might bc II heavy TALL -
anow but the clunhs hfOtc away latci
and the Indications are not ?" good n
THE time. Tho storm has pil'i up con
sidcrabl" amow in the mouuiniuA ant
tho p]rOauCc'p Tor water nCXt uInm
nre better than they wore last week
Friday afternoon Cnugtahlc Mcco
found II man begging on the sircrts MI,
ordered hun To- HtOp and leave towt
Tho fellow legged l." bc permitted l.
s,ay III town IN he wns hnri up md wa
lnoking for n job. Tho plea did no
move the constable and the fellow iinaI
Is naid ne VIVA q dcsCrtcr from Fort CO
lumbia md gave the name ~ John N
May. lie wns locked MP, and McCo
'clcgtnphcd to Fort Columbia aud rt
ccivcd instructions to turn MDy ovor I
ncarOat military post. Constable Nj
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Seeing tho wind.

Ever take q look mt the wind? Can't
SEQ it yon sayH Ycs, you can. Some
day when n gale is blowing aud the Mt.
mosphcrc il cold, go ont III your yard,
taking II nice, bright handsaw. II the
wind is blown n from the north, hold the
sRw with it's ends pointing, II to the
east. the other TO the west. Take the
saw M II YOU were going to cut the hir
upward and let the teeth. which are
on top, TIT Il over till the fiat part Of the
euw il on mn nDglc of Il degrees with
the horizon. Then, II you look along
the teeth oi the saw you can see the
wind putr over the teeth ~ plainly rs
the water over n waterfall Wrlkcsbare
tPt.D Ledger.
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My baby had Eczema 30 bad TINT it's
head was n solid mass OF scabs, and it's
hair all came out. | tired many rene
dice but nou seemed to do any petmau.
cnt good until | used De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. The Eczema is cured, the
scahs are COMO and the little ones scalp
IN perfectly clean aud healthy. and ito
hair il growing beautifully again. |
cannot give too much praise to Do Wits
Witch Hazel Salve.-Frank Farmer,
Bluff City, Ky. In buying Witch Hazel
Salve look out Tor cotntertcite. De-
witt'e is the original and the only one
containing pure Witch Hazel. Tho
amc II 9 Dewitt & Co. Ia on every
box. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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to lay. lie is getting along nicely at
the Lytton hospital.
Miss Eleanor Ernst and Robert
Douglass Will bc married tomorrow at
the Grand Hotel, Snn Francisco.
England gets about s5.oao,OO O worth
If new gold from Africa every month
and 81, 10000 worth ont of Australia
DIR Leonard has an nd in this issue.
See it wnd give HIM Il call when you
need ANY work III the dentistry line.
Mr.. Mandervill", the gentlemanly
agent 81 th,. Chicago Il Northwestern
RailNw. gave :his office a pleasant call
today.
r1". Tunupuh Bonanza says it is re-
ported that Judge Peter Brccn wants
the nomination for Judge OF the Su-
pr"mc Court.
The Eutrrpri~. says that Governor
SaG'er Iras g, AIRED up $4,000 rece rtly
and will mike a hot canvass FOR United
SIatcsS"naior.
p,
Tnnouah rnilrnaI Graded. An ur...
cn' progress tt'- entire line will he
graded by Tia. 18th ri April.
~ ''''" '"7 "Pf'n
ty.tour ladi'.. Uti,.-' mi.r.' the vari,':r
~couutirs H. TIM. st.;.- ;s mem hers Of the
Ne Siula board nf 81. Lulls rxuihl, COM
missinr rrs.
n,,.
80"
jacob store. l., will he opcned ms a
Chinese rratmurnit.
,.n 80, r.
-.n rr,rr"nN" ,nTn =. 49,.
49,
-, T"N f 90,
on, ono No
,on 80. yon,
.u-atma nn, orn
MIR. an' Mrs. j. =. u AT" 10th LEX.
Mr.. b WAS taken down u r." iay>aEO
with broUcllal trouble nni Mrs. Abel
has bean sick for r"tn" time. ihrH are
lnt"rmatl"" was received ~ Eureka
this week from i;r"wawe 0i tn" sal" oil
the Spence ranch III L"n'!cr County.
The buyer ar" raid L" De tile l)thr cs-
tate OF COrtc2, Eureka county, ami the
price SO',OUO Sentinel.
sjO unn ,.n,tyny, IA .,rur, a..
bnnd i-suc nf canal unounr WIS filed in
Sal, Lake las, Friduy nv the Western
Pacific Cumuuny. The procrcd4 Of the
o"nd issu" ar" to DO used III the pnr-
ch"sr "I existing rai!r"hn7 all" We ou''"'
ing OF II new r"Gd between salt LIKE
ana n francisr"'
! SINGLE TREASURY note measures 3ls
iuchca in width NV II, inchce in length.
II will sustain without breaking length
wise. u weight of II hounds: crnsswlsc.
a wcirht Of OF rounds. The notes run
four To "A sheet a sheet being 81, inches
wide b, I2i5 long. One 81 the -hcrris
will .usurrd los rouuis and
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II yon have Indigestion, Kodol D,e.
pcpsia Cure will cure you. II hns cur
od thousands. II IL curing people every
day every hour. ron owe it to yonr.
colt 10 give IL n trial. You will continue
to suffer until you do try It. There is
no other combination oi digcsiants that
digest and rebuild ut the same time.
Kodol docs both. Kodol cures
strengthens and and rcbuild,. Sold by
Elko Drug Co.
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the
firm name OF Burkhart & Garrecht is
dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. John j. Garrecht will collect all
bills due the firm and pay all debts
owing by the firm.
Louis ~EURKuART,
JoHN j. GARRECHT
Elko, Nevada, Jan. 7, 1901.
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A strong, healthy, active constitution
depends largely on the condition of the
liver. The famous little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers not only
cleans the system but they strengthen
the action OF the liver and rebuild the
tissues supporting that organ. Little
Early Rlsers are easy 10 act, they never
grippe and yet they are absolutely certain
TO- produce results that are satisfactory
in all cases Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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ForSSale or Trade.

One Cleveland Bay Stallion
7 years old, weight about 400
pounds, broke gentle to work.
For further particulars write
or apply to
NJ. II. MILLER,
Sunny Slope Farm,
Blaine, Nevada.
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Your grocer would like t.
deal in everything else as in
Schillings Best
tea baking powder spices
coffee flvoriuE extracts soda
but can't; he has no such
backing in anything else.
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Coy left this with May mud
will turn hnr. JTer to the Ollie ere ut
Fort Douglass.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Ola ! to see Ham Mccain on the street
to lay. He Is getting along nicely at
the Lytton hospital.
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PEOPLES PULPIT
6. 7. MORRILL,.
WATCH.

Of
- tall tubaned bucksheesh
drink OF Nile scarab yphoon
and setm my n he
Beneath which included
palm beautiful
seepss sphinx
tile
After had postal
American
Of
luctanty
deWna three foot right
back, the
fooi' killed,
as guide for
my
carefully baby learning walk
Life
my feet m
Often
which should Samson
in prison.
girl introduced which
hand but she ventures like Ulysses in the Poyphemu
philanthropy, but the the
home,o natl
citizen
will
split into kinding eternal I.
Christian unies With church. which should help
thoughts
it, and make it the veibue perdition.
Wherefore let
he
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GENERAL. PRODUCE
Saturday, Jan. 3o.-Butter, firm. En-

1eTfsi Poultry: i'm: vssi' firm; 49,
dairies, extra IL; dairies. drsts, i4c dairies
5e Rssa rs s S@ ls ssS nr
laid case receipts
ehecfs 20 per case IS for caned
twins or fats, choice, a1ac; twins or flats. fair
to good, 71ac; Young Americas, fancy, 1sc; brick,
SIC; pri@ost No. &c. pr yn afe g. S
t9st, &C.; Swiss, No. i block. 15c; Swiss, No -
Dffk 1zs dn1ssS NJ 12 large fat
tt oras thin small 5@7c chickens hens
auet Young Wife, Sc dicks &c. yo erSsess
sSs
a to sde 1Prng sns fafsy 1 rgs springs
l0he; fair to good and small lose; Old roost v
and culls, 4g5c; ducks, fancy, heads off, 121ac;
far to %, good 9@1oe geese fancy, heads %,
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, per Ii, I've;
"a fair IT., to ta GOOD e@7c; t small overweight AZ
DC; hogs, light, 51sc; medium SIC; heavy, Sc
pie MEDIUM to large Il small
SS33TTthEnEGray per per SSOz a5c
zoe; small lots. sacked, IS @9oc. l. :
i ONIONS-Per bu. $4,000.
RABBITS Cottontails per doz, ST. Jacks, per
: PIGEoNs--Live, doz. 81: dead, doz, 7bc.
; DRIED PEAS-Fancy yellow, per bu, 81 80;
$75 medium, per- 6u mars ss; tt per- per-
/ BEANS Quotations include sacks Fancy
navy, per Blu, $2l5@2.25; choice navy, 81; me-
dunn mixed and dirty, 65@ roc; brown fancy,
$3.50; brown, fair to good, $1.5O@1 co., Lima,
California, pei ID, &c. ~
br $780, pes spys per
Wagners, per brl, ss,25@$.50; Greetings per
brl, $3.50; ,Baldwins, per bril- $3.50@3.75; Tall
man Sweets, per brl, $sg5.25; Russets, per brl,
+ ORANGES F1oridas, ali sizes, s3.5o@4;
Gslforna naves extra fancy ess 2sos
Of: choice. S3.2oG3.50.
MoWes pei per pti bT aS s.
@s.oo; Jerseys, per brl, $6@6.5o; Jerseys, bu
b e. s275; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle,v IS
T. CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Pears, Winter Nellis,
9 RAREs-halasas, per key, *s@55 50:
HONEY-New, fancy white, lib sections, 1Sc;
choice white, lib sections, lie; amber, lie.
goldenrod, 11c: extracted white, in barrels, Gs
extracted amber. TIC. - : >
:BANANAS-Fancy, large lunches 49, 25@3 so:
medium med lunches $2,75@s; small punches, 1926
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per doz punches, 40
G75c; lettuce, doz, 45c; lettuce, heads, per doz,
81: mint, per doz, SOC; celery, per doz 800 Oc
celery, California, fancy, 75c; choice, 65c;
squash asz doz 81 papsntps b Se
$3.50; carrots, Der bu, soc; cauliAower, per
crate, $3.50; parsley, doz, 6OM65c; green onions,
shallots per doz punches, SITS.
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GENERAL CHURCH NEWS,

i The Holy Islamic league. an organization Gre
ated for the defense of Mohammedanism against
the achments of western civilization, has is
sued: thru ttszpresident: sheik Abdul Hagk of
Bagdad, a declaration Of war upon Christianity.
The dominant note Of the declaration Is hostility
to the deity of Christ. The document is pitched
to the key OF intense fanaticism thruout.
A movement has already begun for the celebra-
work in china in 1907 100 years after the arrival
of Robert Morrison in China. The anniversary
IN mas IN
among the Chinese. 81
A Berlin Journal which has been collecting
Jews who have been converted and at pres
ent occupying pulpits of Protestant churches is
gregate 5o455o curing me 'aSF> ee'''o'Sa
The last day Of century Of work for the:
universal circulation of the scriptures by the Brit
ish society Will be March>e, when it Is proposed
ish aud Foreign Bible society will bel March g.,
hen it is proposed to observe universal Bible
A missionary in India says in the current Mis-
sionary Review OF the World that in the Madura
ages less than 81 year, give an average Of Is
cents annually for church work. .,--
A fair estimate of the amount of money given
in this country during 1908 for philanthropicz
purposes puts the figures at $1Oo, oo0,o 900. Fully
% PEI cent Of this amount has been contributed
From report just issued by the American:
/ board, it appears that the number Of Christian
communicates In India has nearly doubled dur
ing the past ten years. :
A bill has been recently introduced asking con-
gress to give United States life savers, light
house keepers and shipwrecked marines system
of claplaincIes. ~ a...-3==- 81
Rev. DR.. s. B. Rossfter Of New York, has
sailed for the Philippines to become pastor Of
the American Presby terrain church in Manila.
Among the deaths registered recently in Phil;
be descendont Of King David
The Church Economist estimates the cost OF
maintenance Of all churches in America to be
$3.50, uOC, 600 a year.
|. There are now 6.83S preaching stations in
Africa, and 3,051 foreign missionaries.