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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-09

Alexander was not satisfied when he
ha conquered the world and President
Roosevelt; Is now planning & tour NJ the
solid south.
h presidents message :" cung;,ss
will be n long one, containing lS.UOO
words but there is no Lass compcliuir
one To read it.
Charles KietTer, having opened his
cigar manufacturing establishing hi the
rear Of the Club will snon have a tine
OF good cigars on the market.
The London Rothschild deny that
they have been robbed by nm cmp!uyc
Of 5000, 900 or sl,OG0,OG 1, rs mere
ly a matter Of l51,CG0. II blgatcilr not
worth CONSIDERING.
She--Womeu may gossip sometimes
but they have better cuniroi Of the ir
tongues than men have Iiu-"lou
are right. Men have no coUtrul what
ever Of women's tongues
Her Mother Mr.. Sloman las been
coming to see you for quite long whrie.
Maude. What are his Intentions? DO
you kuow?" well, 1 thlu', he intends
to keep on coming"
\ republican newspaper calls upon it's
party to enter upon M era uf reIreuch-
ment. and we secord the motion. At
the present rate OF expansion !onr gears
from nng fhaFa NN-nrFt il n,.,t 81, -4r,,..a
able third partp" vote on the outside.
~fonll take Il couple 81 tickets. 81
course. We're getting up Il rattle for
a poor cripple III our neig hbOrhood-7
-Nonc for me, thank You. | woulJu't
know what to ito with u poor cripple IL
| won him
President Roosevelt is thUriughly Of
the opinion that there il - hot pnj tu
the tariff poFer, hence :,1- Iisinclina-
ton To take huld of il at all. His trcn.-
ment OF this Issue, however, win demon
strHtc whether it was the people or the
trusts who were fooled in the last clec-
ton.
Aho NhIicHc eihpi'sS recently Issued
a decree that the Chiuc-r soldiers -Emll
wear European drrGa and cut I'll their
queues. There mny be douht rs Ia fhe
military wisdom "t the fret part Of the
order, but not rs to ,hc curtaiimcnt OF
queue. The vIrtroy Of the province If
!ionnn has already carried out the in.
structioDs, thus depriving possible foes
OF interesting souvenirs.
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The Chinatown KuIInK.

Coroner Morgan summoned a Jury
this forenoon to investigate the killing
OF Alexander Thomas, Il color ed man,
in Chinatown yesterday. VIM. Scott,
who saw the affrny, testified and the
inquest WIS adjourned until after
noon. Following is Scott's evideuce:
WIS in his CABIN with Smith md
Thomas. Smith went out saying that
he was mewhat drunk and would 20
home to bed. lie WIS living a short
distance FROM where | did. After 60.
ing about fifteen yards from my cabin
tackled Tor "A fight. Thomas went over
to protect Smith, but before he could
do anything, Smith had already cut
Dave. In the scuillc that ensued ] did
not see Smith cut Thomas, but he came
Mt once toward my cabin and fell to the
gronnd before he reached there. |
vent and picked him up and dragged
him 10 his cabin when he told me tlint
he was cut and | saw blood on his cloth
ing anu leg. lie was bleeding very
'ie'iS WIEN ! gOl MN 10 Ills caOln and
did not tell me who hal cut him. He
only said: scott | AN cut cav n
knife in Smiths hand when he cut
Dave. | did not see a knife III the
hands OF either the other parties. saw
Moore hit Smith once or twice before
the cutting took place. Then Smith
drew his knife and did the cutting. |
did not see Thomas strike Smith at all.
! was about % or ~ yards from them
when the cutting took place. ! do
not think that either Moore OF Thomas
had knives in their hands ut the time
Of the cutting or | wOuli have seen
them. | think that Thomus died from
the effects Of the cut made in the
scuille, but do not think tina Smith
Intended to cut HIM and that the wound
vas inflicted accidentally. Should say
that Thomas WIS a man about "a years
Of < and L native Of Tennessee.
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FROM DAILY

Mrs. Ben Y hcs is very sick.

Mrs. Ben Y tcs is very sick.
WIu;ermantol has a new add. Read
it.
Beautiful and useful holi lay goods
at EngleE's.
Plan" for sale cheap. inquire atthe
l~SpEr"NpETT oilirc.
Photographs at $50 IA dozen ut Rams
dCIl's until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherfori return to
heir home ou Nro;n Fork yesterday
1t is reported 'Ln; ". G.. Owens OF
Car.in VII take charge of the CONNER
ci"I Hotel IL " fe" days.
NauteE--A wait ,Ss at the Gulconda
Hot SLrng- !!o.el. Apply to l.. Outer
tire, Golcondu, Nevada.
Sam B4chman is III from Ruby
vRi!eE. lie says the people out that
way are ready FOR The niyent Of winter.
y tiue Li.lay IL dolls, pictures, hand.
~kcrcLicts, uoci wear, furs, etc., etc,
ihd II great many Of the latest novelties
at Nm-ic!'-.
hu additional lot ut tailor made ladies
dress suit, sEirls, dressing acques,
warm wrappers, chilIrcn's dresscs aud
coats jnst received at Eugier's.
The Connecticut farmers are making
i4tIItar rF1p. fl. mimi. - fl. ,nilIy ,.a.l
You cant keep i Connecticut farmer
down So long As he retains his wooden
nutmeg ingenuity.
Tickets for ihe League entertainment
TO be given Oh the 10Th a!c now on sale
at the telephone U!liSe. Admission to
oil par = Of :he house - cents, Seats
may be reserved at an extra charge Of
IL cents:
For rent about January LIT the
rooms nov occupied by the EIko Drug
Co., fitted up with counter, shelving,
ahOw.Cuses, etc. suitable for Il mcrcan-
tie business. For further particulars
apply to c. T.. Mu,cr.
The Young Wumcn's League will pre-
sent on Friday evening, December lGih
1T Lcuuurd Hall, two one.act dramas
and ii short musical program. The pro-
c"c,l= will 10 10 the repair fund Of the
Pcc=b! terrain church. =
y. y. Guidtgser. at Jou.s' old Stand
: prepared to 30 Understandings IN al
81 as branches at prices 10 suit the
tIU!ct. Horse sIocmg and wagon work a
-pCCiI!iy. ) II work guaranteed Take
OuT wOTE l. Mr. G~uidHggcr's should
you want It done well and at reasonable
prices.
Ihe p.sio! with which Lawrence, the
Ha2an postmaster, shot Gardner sever.
al months ago was found on November
2S,h about a mile and a half from IIaz.
en-. The cy liHd,r was full Of empty
cartridges OF 50 caliDrr. Lawrence is
confined in the comfy jail ut Fallor
awaiting thai Tor his crime and :he
weapon has been taken To tl'.t place and
will he used MS evidence.
Complaint has been made to the oil.
GERS ;hnt thieves have looted fine re-, i
Icu"r u Judge Whitchcr, at the corueE
81 UTIou and Stewart streets. Mr,
Wui'cLc or was aiken to the hospital II
ccnlly III IL critical condition and the
thieves lost no time in stealing nearly
ever! thug about the hOuH-Hrpcts. q
large mirror, hrdUliuE, books, cra. Som.
% the parties are known and arrest may
! iol!ow.-Entcrprisc.
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Nh Alnrn QnmcIlnn.

II yas are troubled with indigestion get
Il bIttle Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aud
geo how quickly il will euro YOU. Geo.
4. Thompson, OF Spencer, To-, says: q
have hR dyspepsia Tor twenty years.
My case VIVA almost hopeless. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure wns recommended md
| used a few bottles Of il aud II is the
only thing that has relieved me. Would
not be without it. Have doctored
with local physicians and aleo at Chica.
30. aud eve went to Norway with
hopes OF getting some relief, but Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure ia the only remedy that
has done M any good, and I heartily
recommend it. Every person suffering
with indigestion or dysorpsia should
use it Sold by Elko Drug 90.
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI
Salmaqundi.

I. \. Mccoy arrived home last evcu-
ing.
c. B. Moore, the "cus constable is
III town today.
Mr.. Geo. Williams went to Battle
Mountain this afternoon.
Sorry 10 hear that Henderson Green
~ no better.
Ray Harris is confined 20 hi- home
with il severe attack Of rheumatism.
Miss Lillian Smith Of Ruby Valley is
IN town, me gucs. Of her brother Nm.
Smith.
Mrs. Geo Williams depnrtcI for Win
ncmucch today after etay Of two
months at the Hot SprpRs.
Last year there were C3.3l9 children
Of school age III Idaho. This ear the
census shows GS,537.
\ new Westinghouse two horse puwor
electric motor was inst die III the office
Of the Elko Free Press ,,.s afternoon.
Bob InGcrEoll did not 10; csor the re-
suits Of the late election TT the tune he
said: "When Missouri goes republican
will believe there is a nrl'.
beware girls. When writing ~lc'tsrH
to your friends do not sly II guess John
is going to marry Nnucy.- Guess ~
contests have been barred from the
mails.
An exchange headline reads: "Old
Citizen Killed Well. L he - the fell
low WHO signs So many l,ug.windcI
communication IN The u,H-rapcrs, we
are glad of il.
The GROWERS who predicted Il long
hard winter have nothing To say these
bright days; but maybe winter will sit
the lap "f spring II long time when il
once gets there.
\ young married mnn, in u grcnt
state ~ excitement, tlcw to the tclc.
graph Office OF his town and wired
his wItc'a relatives u happening az iol.
love: "Twius today, moro tomorrow
New York ~ to haze all night banks.
but ,l,at won't help the iellow who finds
II impossible to keep tho balance on the
right side Of the ledger, ever during
the present short bnnking hours.
Tho japanese are still capturing Por,
Arthur. Enough forts have nlrcndy
| Imam inlFn, lNN than, q, 4. ..,l, ry.,,Y
the globe. As for casualties, million.
Of men on both eidcs have brru slaught
Orcd.
III" now hot water heater purchased
Tor the harrington building lna arrive,
mud ia being placed in position undo
the supervision Of ". Hunt. The heat
or in n product ~ tee IIcrcudccn Man
utacturinf CO., ~ Geneva. y. !. mn,
can he u.cd either as "A hot water o
steam heater.
Hero ia m imaginative story To illus.
trate the estimate tint p0mo German CIT
liens place on sHucrkraui M Il Zoo,
staple. \ German wnG epcnhing nhou
The high price Of cabbage. IL tell you
dosc kabbagcs 10 nwful high dis yrnr.
he suid enc uud mo vile puts tip eiv
seven, eight hitrcIs ~ raucrkrdul over.
ycnr-hui 80 cnn't dia y"ar. Drm kah
haRca dcy cost too much" Won put uI
ONE snucrl,raut. didn't y"n, Chus?
hc was asked "Oh, yes twoor thrcO
barrels-just to hnf IN de house ia cast
Of sickness
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Beware of I.ounterfeIta.

-DcWitt's is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Saive' writes j. l.. Tucker. of
Centre, Ala. II used it in my family
forpiles, cuts and burns for years and
can recommend it to be the best Salve
on the market. Every family should
keep it MS it IL an invaluable household
remedy, md should always be kept on
hand for immediate USE" Mrs. Samuel
Gage, Of North Bush, n. Y, sa, g: Il
had II fever sore On my ankle Tor tive We
years that the doctors could not cure.
All calves md blood remedies proved
worthless. ! cOuld not walk for over
two years. Finally | WIS persuaded to
try DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve which
has completely cured me. II IL u won
derful relief" DrWItl's Witch Hazel
Salve curcs without leaving II scar.
Sold b. Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-09

FRANK Gagnon, who resides south %
athena Ore. five miles on 'hc reserva
ton. has Il freak pig which w,ps horn
with a litter Of several others. lns; nd
OF having Il ~fcr'ec, leg il G..,. !, well H.
veiorcd IA aud | nm. 18th Lands an
the u'hPr ircn u..:cm. ~ fact. N,n.
Gagno =. bringing tho aurI,al w on d
bnti!, 20 tie mother SON refuses To
acE n"wI, dye her freak offspring. Sew.
cral oucr have been made Tor the mi
ma. IN ~ 80 .:.d II -, $!M both
OF whIch uaye been -efu ~ /.
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II ducrd Ii"uud "trip Rates account "f
EhIistmnu nnd S,w Yrur.

Round Trip Tickets will he sold to
POINTS under 2C0 miles distance OH Pbove
occPsaion at Rates of ono fare for the
Pourd Trip. Christmas safe dates
Dec. 2l. %, %. Expiring 81.
New Years Sale Dates Dec. 3lst Jan.
LIST Jan. 2d. Expiring Jan. 3rd. Stop
overs 0 allowed. Further particulars
from Agcut Southern Pacific Co.,.
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Tho ola Folks Conrert,

Leonard Hall wns comfortably filed
Thuradny night with an Rpprecintive
audience who had gathered Ia hear the
old fashioned songs Of long ago sung by
people dressed in the costumes Of those
times. Each participant In the enter.
tainmcnt did her or his worry best 10
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4 Pleasant i'IiI.

No pill is ns pleasant nnd positive ns
DcWitt's Little Early Riscrs. DeWitts
Little Early RiBcrs arc 30 mild md 81.
~frctivc that children delicate ladies and
weak children enjoy their cleansing Ct
feet, while strong people cay they are
the bost liver rill sold. Sold 10y Elko
Drug Co.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.


w ~, nN ~, n
nv
~ ',
t
Mr.. G f.. Pearson came in from the
west last night. He VII leave for home
tonight.
has ch unEed hI+ Office iTo els store
to hi r~eridruce.
Dr Nut,hcy cu,ne in from Gold Cr.ck
,.,.,i,v un yiu Ianvc fnr his Lou,c
at Davenport. Iowa, tonight.
P.,,sr, nrov cam, - t,nn tb,. ,,s,.
.r, rn,, ~ the comfy ln-; ri,h, and
i"o "'''''"' " "r '"'e't'' "as
N.y,d, frnn all irrms ~ entry ua i, i.
rs..t a for irriy,,,nn purroaas
june ""'|" nun" Tue '''"'''cc
'n'"'''..'"' y" ""'" i'uH'"' N'p''"n' y"
NC ~ 'H "
" "
IL" "'"' "'',''' i"'' '"""' '"""-
plHlnt= against eight rupcriy UNtcrs
.., r,,.. ~
P''''""'''"' ,""P'"''' wiz ~" ''
~
i"riry has driven "a Chicago woman
to divorce. Tint nothing "x'raordi
nary. III has driven many Il man, cspc
cIHlIy newspaper men, 20 hard DRINK
says an exchange.
N.yni,'s huilduv st tine ~ Iruis
e,,o-iuou wns snlI nrdcr fine hnmmc,
thursday. IL trough ii ridiculousiy
10" prcc the dlsphich sh!s. In" leader
can form his o"n opInion IN l" What The
ouI!uihE s"Id ipT'
Another dead mnu woe found in a
gulch five miles west %, Derby Thursday
night. /, ia .uupnscd that hr died from
eIpOsurr. The coroner Of Waghuc rouu-
~ went To- Dcrb, Yesterday To- hold an
inquest ON the remains.
49,. ,
Masonic Mountain, near Bodi", Cal.
lhe boom there las bnrst"d 1t sc"mf
'hhi ia" l'dG" was nothing NOR" than u
mrs" howIder that gave high Essays II
PROJECTORS went Through h'-Chron-
'cI''
The Treasurer OF White Pine roonu
t. gets s53 | per month and no Ices
The suretirg ON brg official bond must
aggregate SIuOO LIANT that Office q
plum: But the ollie, ~ Cnun,y CIrtI;
takca tho cake. Tina, urici,I ,,,,s So
per month md fees. but the fr.a acIdun,
amonut 10 cnongh ia n month ,o buy Il
box If CHARS.
49,.
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81 iho health of your children, Look
ont tor Cou!hn. Colds. Group md
Who pnR Cough. stop them In time
- Ca" Minute Cnugh euro Ia the best
remedy. Harmless and pleasant. Sold
10y Elko Drug Go.
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FROM MONpAI'S hklLY
Salmagundi.


Mel Bad, If down from Well today
settling up his taxes.
I'M Naval, h,;,d;,, ., A.. w.,.,.
fair ros sold 10, ~ I,,on. ,cooo
romn;ss oro,, w,.ua, .., C,.
,nmo; IN v,,,or,iov >, .,,.,,t a., ,-,
nea,;n, ,,Jov
y c"''u"" :" o'o"ied Durham cattle
y wv A''u"' hfoH' arrived Saturday
Eh' ''o" h'hF"s'
Mrs. Joe Tabcr and DAUGHTER will re-
turn from. Winnemurcg tonight. This
accounts Tor Ju,,s smiles TODAY,
All singers and PLAYERS FOR The Ola
Folks concert are specially requested
to bc present at the rrhor-gl a, Leonard
Hail on tomorrow evening Mt 3 uir,nck
sharp.
Mi. ~ "' ="
10 - wa
,o A. ~ "
co.,La. - "'
y ih!Sitltn Who sometime ago for
T.o,o H.. -, H., ,,r -
of.n ..,,
l.;
Dlhe"s a lot II !"u fac women
'o'"-' 'a'" a c"t"F"i preacher, 'aht
com" To church aud Nrrs every ha, III
'he '"'S''-"''"h-i'crJ hat Int one.
ue "u" h"t the l+"ri passes right un
uet - no" Tor nhir' III las cause To save
t"tricR hcor"ln. OF SeTiri, West
Un"''''Id county ia Tie "!icst voter
VI '"' O"''" "'h''H' cat nus twenty
.'7' i'~'S'''h''ti ""''"' Tor ihr"eF ana
Ma! "'' III" 'iR'7 Tue Shme Keen interest
)" P"'''c' o'"! ~ III" Ill ~ Year, ago.
Want il fuiI to be the highest urice
over paid Tor a pony was the $500 paid
u: the Nrw York horse snow on Nov. II
'"' "''"'''! p,ht'"' u" '~h"'"rio" ia!
l""! """'" ~ "'''"" '"F' u L'''oD'
'"E''"'' niu 'o"h'h 'ht''".H''r' N"hh''
.! '"'s' "'''''"' H. MOOT" 81 ''l'aS"'
District Attorney Henderson received
a dispatch at noon today from Constable
Mccoy II. Pucatcllo stating tina! Sheriff
Clark was at Three Creek and nothing
had been heard from the horse tLi1yes.
tie asked Mr.. Henderson il the "a was
any news here and Ia reply To him at
Brigham city, Utah. # wou,d seem
from the thRt the thieves had cluded
I"o "r'P'-' t"hh ing ever maic 10y
any "ts"' ""h ny 'h' united oIa'tr
snip nero VIII" on lie i''h"I"I"-
'i"h''' '"DI' '"t''! win "pphr"'H'
borrower ''"." 'he A'DA'F"Ss' ""'h
""" '"a"" ~" nero I"' '''-'' '"th'
""+' or "i'"'i ''''' "hi! W '""t i''S
,''" S.N '''''' II '"""' i'''''"'' '"'
''- "'"' mountain" "n "aI''i' "e'" set
"""" W VI" n"'"" ""i'' ""Ne "o'''
'E summit n"'p'" VI -'o'- ''''' UT NC"
!! ""' " "'''' "' "'''r'
"Scnnior,- mkcd the fair girl. "wou'd
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carry mt the spirit OF the program.
That they succeeded was evident from
the applause that greeted their ~efforts.
The concert was a success FROM every
point OF view and quite a handsome
sum went into the treasury If the
Guild to repay the faithful women who
compose it Tor their efforts to raise the
indebtedness on Leopard Hall.
The following program was excel
Iepily rendered.:
Given in ye place Of meeting called
Leonardo Halle, on ye night OF Thurs.
day, December ye 9Th in the year OF
our Lord MDCCCCIV. Ye big door
will be unbarred at VII in ye evening,
10y ye great clock of Alonzo Ephriam
Van rassel, who selles we timekeepers
made Of gold and silver.
Ye music will strike up at ye ringing
OF ye meeting house belle at VII Of ye
clock.
Ie prudent once will buy tickets at
ye office of We telephone, others may en-
ter who pay 30 pennies 20 ye keeper Of
ye door.
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A LYsrE OF YE SINGERS.

Seraphinu Pennywhacker, Keturah
Felicity R~ombletosher, Prudence Pet.
tinggill, Hepsitah Watkins, Charity
Merriweather, Samantha Ann Prandy,
Dorcas Sobriety Brewster, Abagai
Rosy Roundtree, Zimroda Crane,
Polly Primrose, Susanna Dinkelhoffer,
Lucinda DinkelhofTer, Alzina Expert
ence Thornside.
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PART : ECoSD.

|. GlOria-taken from the 18th Mass OF
sc create Master Mozart.
.. Yankee Doodle-by Jonothan In
trepid ilardscrabble.
3. IN olde English Tune,-Ye Lass
with ye Delicate Air." eunge by Ketur.
an Felicity ROmbletosher.
4. Yc Ode Oaiten Bucket-by four Of
ye meme.
Spoke piece, when Grandma
danced the Miuuette." AIzina Expert.
en- CO ThornRidr.
6. An Irish dItty-"KillarueY," by Ser
aphina Penny whacker.
Z. a Verie Worldlie Songe-by Uncle
Jididiah Ketchim.
8. \ Parte Songe-@Three Fishers,
Two MEME and two womenne.
0. \ patriotic Songe-Hail Columbia.
n. q. ALLIE who Arc blessed with
goodc lungs, and nm Ear for musick may
now stand Up md Synge ys oonRe.
|, n. B. Small boys in ye Backe Of ye
Halle will not make a Noise with their
~tcete, Tor Deacon Solomon Cypress
Mcbride has his Eye on them.
N. Is. Yo MEME and ye Womene
will DO suffered to Site together for
Is once.
n. g.. For as muche M Some OF Ye
Younge Womenne who SynRe be shame
faced, 20 Younge MEME who Site on
ye front scat, will Please locke Away
from Them when They SINCE.
n. B. Such younge Menue ss did
bringc with Them II Maydenne and did
buy her ticket with his Own monio may
Go home with snid Mnydenne, but Such
younge MEME as come by Themselves
may 20 home hy Themselves.
n. B.. Ye Towne Constable will DO
on hand to Kceepe order in ye Conoete
Halle during allie yo Singing.
n. Is. 70 Married MEME will go
Home with Their own Wives.
Given by tho Womnn's Guild Of 81.
Paul's Episcopal church Tor the benefit
Of Leonard Hall December 8, 1904.
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YE MESSE.

Alonzo Ephriam Van Tassel, Eiakim
Smsllacres, Ebenezcr South.
Barebones, Obcd Absalom Alden,
William Nehemiah Pcacewell, Zeneas
Hosea Goodfellow, Jonathan Intrepid
Hardscrsbble, Joseph Jididiah Kotchim
4 LYsTE OF We ~TUyEs-PARTE FIRsTE.
l. Aud Lang Syne.
.. The Sword Of Bunker Hill-sunge
by Obed AbsRlom Alden.
3. Some of ye womenne will move
SINCE u new tangled parte songe.
:. Lilly Dale-Hepsitah Crane and
allie ye syngers.
5. A two parte songe.
6. A Hymn Tune, (Sherburne.) Allie
ye syngers.
7 Reuben and Rachel-by Friend
William Nehemiah PenceueD and
his good wife Faithful.
8. ben Bolt-sunge by Charity Mer-
riweather.
.. Ye Olde Tin Dipper-by Friend
Peaceful.
10. Cousin Jedidiah "a foolish
sopge.)
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boy. anryDm will soon have a.splcndid
cnudidrt" for the pcn.-Ex.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY


No word has been received since yes
terday from the oiti :crs in pursuit Of the
horse thieves.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

issued official Thanksgiving proc
lamation setting apart Thursday,
November "a, as day observance.
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Special to The Oil Review. :,
New York, Nov. 1O.-Presldent
Roosevelt's clean sweep has
broken all records for large plu-
ralities. His popular vote is the
largest ever given a Presidential
candidate, it being estimated to-
day at 100000 majority. Penn
sylvania plurality of $4,000 is
almost sufficient itself to wipe out
combined plurality which South
gave Parker and Davis. Repub-
lican majority in next House of
Representatives will be 244 Re
publican and 142 Democratic
Congressman. State Chairman
Dick this morning issued a bull
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reported in Eastern Nebraska
this morning extending as far as
Kansas City.
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SAFE CRACKERS
AGAIN IN VOGUE

all buildings adjacent to the
partybank. Three men were in
the party. Two worked on the
bank while the third patrolled
the street in front of the institu-
ton. Gun in hand Hotel Keeper
Ames, residing directly across the
street from the bank was aroused,
but held back by the man with
a gun. After securing booty the
thieves stole a horse and buggy
from Joseph Shows barn, and
drove rapidly away. No clew.
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ed Tuesday for Lincoln district
is as follows:
For Justices of the Peace-G.
L. Lowther and Steve Martin.
For Constables-J. c. Lewis
and r. W. Roger.
For Commissioner Of the Board
Of Education-Dr. Victor Hugo
Dye.
Six months school carried by a
large majority.
OF the new officers elected only
one, Steve Martin, is Democrat,
and he viii have to support the
dignity of the party by his lone
self.
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Special to The Oil Review.

Rochester, n. Y, Nov. 10
Safe blowers entered Churchville
bank, eleven miles west of this
city this morning and exploded
seven charges of dynamite against
safe, secured $4,000 and escaped.
This represented but small por-
ton of the contents Of safe, a big
sum of money being blown to
pieces by the force Of the explo-
sion. which shattered windows in
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Folk Elected.
ecial to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. To-
Incomplete returns Of 90 out Of
116 counties give Republican Ma
tional ticket a plurality Of over
1900. Folks plurality for the
Governorship is 35.131. 1t is con-
ceded here that Missouri has pre-
sented Roosevelt with one Of the
greatest compliments in political
history.
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SEVEN HUNDRED
RUSSIANS KILLED

stated. The japanese ire said to
have been infamed by Russian
abuse of wounded japanese and
it's therefore hoped steps will
capitulate to prevent the Japa-
nese from avenging these report
ed indemnities.