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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-14
IEHIcH VALLEY TOUR.
Gettysburg, Harpers Ferry, Washington
and philadelphia,

Personally conducted party from New
York. october oath.
s25. 90 covers all expenses for six days.
For itinerary and full particulars ad-
dress A. J. Simmons, y. f. p. a., 2ss
Washington street. Boston. Mass. or
nearest ticket agent n. Y. y. IL & IL.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-14
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

Tor brown or black. prepared oy
GEORGE oRMsBY. Wig Maker and Hair.
worker. 1ss fremont street. Boston. II IL
no lead poisons: use u once and you
viii never use any other. BLANDING q
BLANpnSG. 81 weybcsset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-14

'TIe is considered clever fnancier. is
ne not7'
why, where did you get that idea? l.?
He never beat anybody out OF anything
IN his Efev'-Cleveiand Leader.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-22
AviSo al pdbIi(o

FL que suscrihe, hsce constar que no
reconoce nj reconocera docume tos re
ningun g6nero en- los que Sc establezcan
compromises que no haya aceptado direc.
ia personalmente. y en- los que la vez
no sparezcan estam pados su frma sello
parti u'ar.
FEDERICO DIEz LoPEz.
Caguas, Febrero IL de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-22

LA BORINQUEN. De Targas ca
No olvidar que esta casa es la que mas
bars.n vende y que constantenente In
troduce nueves mercancias y articulOs
do alta novedad. Vista hace %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-22

BaquerO y Gdnddra
OERFCEN

Mafz superior del pals. en- medios sacos,
precio conventional.
Cemento ''Drag6n", en- brrles 5 2 go
Mani superior en- sacos, quintsl 3 so
Zinc americana acanaiado de
pies, quintal ............ $50
Idem idem liso id. id.
para Zorro, quintal. ...... 4 so
Idem id id. i'd techo 4.50
Alambre de p1as rollos de 80 IL
bras a...... ........ ..... >2.6o
Grampas en- barriles de 80 lbs. 2 80
Sal superior en- medios sacos 90. O.6O
Puntas de Paris, cajas de 80 Ii
bras, tamafios de Ii hasta 5
pulgsdas. GAIA .......... 2,40
San Justo 13 y Is, San Juan, Puer-
to Rico. d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
PSYCHIC PIANIST.
PROF. HERBERT

II parlor ut Mrs. Nulty's, Main s :.
Next door to Browns Lodging House,
where he will give readings daily
from .. n. III. to $50 y. IN. ut the ~.
markably low fec OF Sf.0O.
Your life to him Is like an opru
book. He gives names, dates. facts
ana figures. reliable ana important
advice on all affairs In life. He will
tell YOU II the one you love IL true,
who your enemies arc and who Won
friends nrc. whom aud when Won
VIII marry, II you nrc unhappy. nm.
successful, on thinking Of making any
change OF any kind. He can guide
you. He gives reliable AMI import.
ant advice In nll business affairs.
Prof. Herbert has made a life study
OF his work aud IL capable to advise
you. He tells YOU how to devotion
magnetism aud accomplish your lie.
sircs.
Everything private and conGdep
tlal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

}. VI. Itcqua came up from pnlmadc
last night.
DIR. Arthur Hood returned this morn
ing from Reno.
y runaway III the eastern part 81
town last evening created considerable
excitement.
\ tram lnad ~ Filipino scouts pusacd
ca"t Eas, this afternoon bound for the
Worlds Fair.
licv. Thomas Magill hns arrived Ia
take churg" Of the prcshy terrain church
during the absence ~ Mr.. Greenfield.
Frank Iinskowi'H. the prince 81 drum.
mcra. arrived thus morning aud pu; in
in the day Interviewing his many cue
tomCrs.
Tho application ri The WiuucmuccI
murdnrCts for u new trial came ~ IN
the supreme cour, Monday aud wan talk,
Gu unicr ndvisrmcnt.
Que Of the most catchy thmga you
have heard! Molpu, Mr.. Lester Dave,
and tho company. Tho High Schuo
Mineirc rel April 10th.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
Salmagundi.

W. +. DneiIl and n. S. Badt are down
from Wells.
The Carson people are subscribing
literally to the Carnival fund.
The Democrats Of Nevada ehouii get
in the Parker wagon nnd ride with the
crowd,
The latest dispatches say that a naval
battle was III progress ut Port Arthur
yesterday.
Mrs. Campbell says something Inter.
estmg to the ladies elsewhere iu this is.
sue. l'"nd 1t and Uc wise.
Boca. California, just over the No.
vada line, had u 100000 fire Tuesday
night. Tho hotel md ono residence
were DESTROYED.
II wouli be a graceful thing for the
Nevada Democrats TO compliment Sen.
ator Ncwllnds with their vote in the Ma.
tiOnal convention.
Tho Atlanta Constitution Rnys that il
the Now York state convention shall in,
struct for Parker the fight will practi,
cRlly hc nj nm end.
&. &. Tructt aud ". !. Black arc
down from Starr valley. Mr.. Tructt
says the ]pro'pccte Tor crops were never
better III TINT section.
While Mt tnrgo. practice oil Pepse.
cola yesterday II iurrci gun OH the bat
tlcship Missouri exploded killing nimC
men and Tour or five officers.
What IL II $3.50 road grader worth Ia
the taxpayers OF the county IL it ia not
uscdr this query IL respectfully sub.
United To- the county commissioners.
! Carson ia putting up strc"t signs III
order TINT her hrlatod citizens may find
their way home Mt night without dis.
turbiug the alumbcr OF their uctghburs.
Attorney G.. Is. Sessions ~ San Fran
cisco arrived last night aud returned on
No > today. Mr.. Sessions and the writer
were boys together III The palmy days Of
tho COmstOck.
Undertaken Kcyscr Gays moro ground
ia needed for burial purposes. Tho City
cemetery IL Tiled and burials ara made
on tho outside This ia u matter TINT dc
serves tho attention ~ our citizens.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

VIII make a good income out OF renting
tile theatre and two stores. II ia not a
Ioou plan to build a hall too close to the
railr"nd. Tho Masonic hall in Reno ia
M example OF a hall built too small and
too close to the noise OF the busy S. p.
trains. Tins hall is only 40 by 81 feet
aud the hall is too small, the banquet
room ia too small and there is u dcarth
of storage room. Ia fact il is go crnmp.
ed that the Masons have bought another
lot two bucks away from: the ruilroad
and intend to build a temple that will
be large enough for their purpose. The
over part will be devoted to stores. Get
ut leas, II block away from the trains
and yon will be able to hear what is 90.
ing on in the hall.
\ suitable hall Will require IA lot at
lenst 90 by 100 and il seems to me TINT
$4,000 ought to be enough to nut up n
DuiidinI that will be in keeping with
what Elko Is going to he in the very
near future. Elko is the county seat of
tho best county in Nevada, and is go
substantially backed 10y farming and
other interests that it is bound to grow.
and is growing now. II You have say
live Lodges TINT can take hold OF tins.
and raise $4,000 apiece. your work is
done, for yon will have no trouble in
borrowing the remainder, The getting
started is always the most difficult part
Of it.
Let the lodges choose responsible
men Tor directors OF a stock ompany
subscribe for a Few shares OF stock,
speak a word Of encouragement, and
your work is done.
Sincerely Yours.
RoBT. LEVERS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

SEQ Wright and Hale in their clever
speciality. Tho High School MinstrcIs,
April 10th.
Ono OF the latest songs -Iho Owl md
tho Moon Mr.. Carvillc. High School
Minstrels, April 18th.
The house for tomorrow night 10
about sold out. IL you have failed to
get n good seat, do not forget the per.
formancO on Monday.
Don't forget Tint il will be ncccesary
for you to secure our seats Tor the Min.
strel performance Monday evening he.
foro tomorrow evening.
MIR. Pcnrod returned this morning
from California. Tho old gentleman
wintcrcd well and looks ns IL he wore
good for many moro YEAR,.
Governor Sparks told the Salt Lake
Tribune the other day That Hearst wnuld
not got over ono third Of Ncvada's vote
mt the ST. Louis convention.
Charley Holland has opened a real ga
tntc and employment agency in Elko.
Tho attention Of the rauchcrs mud every.
body else ia called to his al.
Tho schools closed today and the
yomngstcra are keeping Arbor day in
their own way. Aside from closing the
schools no attention was paid to the
Governors proclamation
Tho chorus Of the High School Min.
atrcls will hc mado up Of the following
young mem; Mcssrs Simouscn. Henry,
Wieland, carvillc, Carey, Crane, Au.
brcy Armstrong, G. Il. Davcy mud Les.
tor Davcy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
beware of OIntrncnts for Cntarrh Inn,
contain Mercury.
Yours.
RoBT. LEVERS.

beware OF o~Tntrncnts for Catarrh hat
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surel. destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except ON Dre.
scriptions from reputable physicians, rs
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac.
turei by FL. Cheney IL CO., Toledo g.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
te:nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure Won
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made III Toledo. Ohio, by f.. j.
Cheney ~ Co. Testimonials free.
Sold 10y DTuEgisIs TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia will leave for St.
Lon's tomorrow night. Mr.. Garcia will
take with him the beautiful saddle he
manufactured expressly for exhibition
NJ tie Worlds Fair. 1t will make the
sadilers Of the world open their eyes.
Prof. Levers. Of the State University.
mas nm interesting communication else.
where. Mr.. Levers has a large expert.
enc" III building companies and knows
whereof ne talks. lie is ready to nus.
wer an q%uesiIuus that may be asked
regarding the subject matter Of his
communication.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
Colonist Tickets,

During March and April, col mist
tickets will be sold at the same rates
and from the same points rs were in e..
feet last year.
From Chicago to San Francisco, s33.
From st. Louis 10 San Francisco, $50.
From Kansns City to San Francisco.
?25.
From Omaha to San Francisco. 800.
Stopover will DC given in Nevada.
For further information apply 10 the
Southern Pacific Company agents.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
Good For

The pleasant tn take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives immedi.
ate relief IN all cases of Cough, Croup
and LaGrIbpe because it does not PASS
immediately into tire stomach, but takes
elect right At the eat Of the trouble, II
draws ont the inflammation. heals and
snntlles ana cures permanently by EN-.
Aiding the lungs to contribute pure life.
giving and DEMONSTRATING oxygen To the
hi1od and tissues. One Minute Cough
Curc Is pleasant {" take md il il good
NIX" for yonng and old. Sold ny Elko
Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

II old songs are the best. Il M
Waiting Essie Dear" is .,no oi tn. ten
derest. MIR. Carry-iLe Iiish Sclluu
M;nstrels. April 10th.
Tho Southern Pacific carpenters ar,
putting up mail cranes between Mon
tello and Elko, When they reach EIko
work will begin on the new depot build
ing,
United States Marshall J. +. Emmitt
departed for Wisconsin Saturday even.
ing, having i'll custody CD. German, the
man who confessed in Fallon to having
robbed Il postoflicc.
The greatest Increase IN wares sine.
the organization of unions IN Iowa is
found Ill the case Of printers, whose
gam Is 1921 per cent. The cigar max
crs have reduced their hours tn. great.
est, 1927 per cent.
y party Of railroad officials consisting
Oh General Superintendent Bancroft, and
r. buckingham, assistant euperintcnd.
ent, OF the Oregon Short Line, and Su.
perintendent Scott Of the Southern
Pacific passed east last evening. They
were on an inspecting tour.
The Young Ladies League OF tho
Presbyterian church treated themselves
and Il few invited guests to ii supper
last evening at the Palace restaurant.
II smiles they wore On leaving iudi.
Gated that tbs supper had struck the
right spot. Twenty.one ladies partook
OF the supper and each one wore a broad
smile On leaving.
As the Success Club has received
many requests to repeat the Minstrel
perI'rmiihc', 1t has been decided to give
"A second evening if the advance sale OF
seats justiiics it. Accordingly seats will
be placed on sale tomorrow morning at
ten o'clock tCr - pe~rtnimunrr Monday
evening. II IL sufficient Lumn,r Of SCENTS
are 'old 10y Snturiay evening, the per-
tormanre will he repeated, II not the
money will bc refunded.
y Vein Of coal fourteen tcet in width
at a depth Of 100 feet has been found ia
Esn!eralna county along the line Of the
new railroad about thirty miles south
east Of SodavIlle, and abuut thir;y-iive
miles northwest Of Tonopah. The coal
Is bItUniDOus and nf high guilty, coed
Tor both steam anu cooking
Samples Of the coal nave been tested in
I"nopnh and found to be excellent for
domestic purposes, being very clean and
leaving II clear white ash.
The Republican State convention
elected the following Delegates to the
national convention: u, L. Flanagan,
Reno; Barney R"ymcrs, f~erington; Is.
i. McNamcc, DeLamar; DR.. Lee, Car
son; Il S. Meacham, Virginia City; f,
>. harrington. Elku Following are the
niternates: Lewis Cohen, q. J.. Smith
and II. b. Mnxsou, Reno; Henry Bur.
rcil. l.dGcmOni; NJ. l.. Rrudcr, Monte
yuma; Herman Springmryer. Douglas
county. The delegation WAS pledged to
the support Of Roosevelt.
The enthusiastic contestants in the
Biddlc Pano contest at Virginia City
distinguished themselves by voting
about tx" hundred Thousand more tIc<.
cts than the merchants subscribed. The
announcement II this dishonesty has
caused considerable iii, satisfaction.
Som" Of the OIL time Cnmsturk poIiti.
cInrs must have taken - hand in the ri.
an" contest as ia" result il much like
that Of u Democratic primary election ID
the good old days when majoritics great
cr than 'lr total vote ~ the city were
rolled up for the gIcct Ssful ticket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

Any man, woman or child ~tufFering
from headache. billiousness OF u dull,
drowsy feeling shOuld take one or two
OF DcWitt's Little Early Risers night
and morning. These lannon's little pills
are faWons because they are a tonic as
well ms a pill. While they cleanse the
system they strengthen and rebuild it
10y their tonic effect upon the liver and
bowels. Sold by Elko Drug Co,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

"''T'hfE ~ carey VIII srll sixteen
fuIl hioodrI stations at Eiku on Tn,
l"th. This will Ice "A rare opportunitv
Tor the rauchcrs ~ Elku county To pro.
cure hivh grade hor-es AT their owl
iI+nrcs. For further PARTICULARS sea
their nj
No" is a good time Ia rut our S:IJJ
grader at work on the streets. Enough
horses ought Ia be found III town to ou.
crate 1t II might also Toe tried on th,
road I" the Hot Springs. Let's get
something ont II IT before it goes Ia
pieces through neglect.
Gpu must see the crack Drill Corps Of
the High School, Henley Miller Cap.
tam. Mcrsr' .. Gr-wolJ. James Nc
Mulllp. Floyd Davis, Mcnrl Schillers.
tr"m, William Rcipkrn, Claude Arm.
strong. VIII Crane and Lesli. Jones.
rFivatrs. The High school Min,trcls
Nprll iGh.
The editor returned last nigh, from
Keno. While there h. inter viewed a
number II Drmocrnts and Silver Party
men on The Presidential question md
found almost Il unanimous sentiment in
favor II Hearst. There If also consider.
able sentiment III favor Of sending an
instructed delegation tn the -. Louis
~c"rV"Lh"u.
Mr.. Euckcr -, N,ssour; go.
the housr -, r.rr...r,n,iy.s mac .x.
pr, s,inu in h~.,crihno a ,,,r with ,,roh
r~.Trurtcry. Us SANS flea, , m,r who..,
talk nbnut the hlr,y,,uvs 81 r.r,.;r mn
trc,!ou dn,trip.s ~ III. mo.s.s .m,s,
hnyc chrrh -, such ,i.,u,ir u-,,,-,o,g
MAJ Il "h"'" buffalo rnhc wouldn't make
si'ir"hlsKrrs FOR mm.'-Chicago Chron-
me
Professor M,Gb,. docIo - FIN, ,ho
J,pau,sr brain IA Ior,cr in rno,,,ior
to the hoiy thpu that q, u,y n,hcr ,oc,
-!li. hcnd is m.suti,.nh,I;, FIR ,ho ,oos,
part, with a tendency to hracbyc.rholy
IN the prn.s typrs. uuJ unlichor.rboly
IL :h, tip, tame IN. Rusq;urs hov.
nnylI,mr tia, look. NOR, ike mn .xrl,
sion ~ the nlphnbr, tLuu that, w,. wu,t
2" KNOW H." "S"Imgt"" Host.
with her We little rurb,nis sold and
her army r,rIurc,I Ia 30 ucu. iurlui,py
the r"nrtaI-. the r,uutIiuuit, M pnp,.
ma will new grltI. down ir,o ia. fun,,.
est ~fnIsohuunI Of a --oyrrrjuu ,rI.p.u.
drur rowcr- .Lut cun H.. f,uud mn "a.
cartb's surface. Tho tjr,ior. nf LirI,.
mae, ar" often convenient. lint !, Is sci.
dom TINT ,nry ARE sn yrntosoun no ~ ia.
cn~" II this "npuhlic.- -SurInytirId E..
tulIirau.
ucy an rmuIoyrr of tho rnIlrond rnmuun
nt Catliu ulur.d his lantern by ,h. ! M
a tank containing Ems. The bcnt from
the lantern cyrlpird the Una an the
outside OF the tank; md barney WIS bad.
Iy burned Hbuut hi face. Tho TANK did
not explode dee. 1t IL thought 10y the
compnny's officers, 10 tie being full. Had
,hc ,nrk rYrl,I.I ,Lorc w,,,Il Loy,
w ', 49, w
wv" '""N'''""' "H' :" property VII"
life.
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scut ONT 10y the StHtn lI"Ncnuc bOnru la
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

IN" hum II apcllhiuhcrs will soon he
heard IN the land.
Tho Eriscopnl church ia being reno.
waited mud orcrhaulcd.
Tic SuprcLic Court haa isaucd n writ
- IHhcna corpun in the case u Potter
Kair, under conviction ~ violating tho
eight hour law. Tho writ ia rcturnablc
tomorrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
fROM DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Attorney OTTO williams lInq moved
hia office Ia n roam up atuira III tho
D0tta building.
Have you heard e IIcdclia? n not
Mr.. q. X. Davcy will tell tell You Nil
about lIcr at the High School M.inat rolls.
April 10th
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

Mn. 'llightield Of Carlin IL VISITING
her mother and her ElSo friends.
Miss Hattie Clark began to learn the
mysteries Of typesetting III this ofice
this forenoon.
y letter received from Mn. BOONE,
yesterday states that her mother is get
ting along nicely.
The Republican State convention tc
select delegates to the Chicago conven
ton meets at Virginia City today. They
VIII resoIute, point with pride, elect del
eGatcs al" 20 home.
lhe hot weathe: or something else
has made the town very duh. There
Is nothing worthy Of note TRANSMITTING
Every body ems to be on tine ir good be.
hhvior or too indolcnt to kick up a
rmuss.
NiGhtwatrhmau Booth aud Fred
S'"enr! an engineer, had 4 shooting
srrhpr at T%onopah las; Friday night over
II woman. Sweeney was wounded in
nrrr.trJ "'o'h WIS
~" i""'""h .@i"S have presented
"' ''f"'Ns with an elegant but
ION "mbicnIntIc If the order, The Int
'"n If made of f"lii gold, extracted from
'"''P"" "''s' hh" ~ the breast OF the
""'' IL set" ui"h"nd Of the first water.
\ pubIishoj ,ro, .
Smith - Tr,.h P's'uent
D! wives and ( children. Seven of
The children apnc II To have rot nway
Every bot! I""k~ well fed and well
dressed ana the chi! thing lacking is
Tie inscriptions: How "a he hmm,
'honSh married.
Thor. ,s or.it,..Il. r
amouy Democrats ,- ~
tiaI candidate. p,,Lo, o,t
about the ,uly c,,,;iI,,o. ,E,.,"
th, s.riim.p, .,u, - ="
favor "f PARKER. II" If looked upon Ms
Tie most available and strongest man
the Democrats can nominate,
W,r; an ,h. r.
orrssir. -,r;,,r, u. f'''
Teen ami , h,,, u
and Gft, u,L..
last SATURDAY. nib,
only MIRA miles from, -. :,
time s,u,,,, r,u ,, ,,
Co.ldnlr FIR; I'm, ord ro,-I,-
u.c,,,,. with ,r.. T,, .n
run from that date.
The Fonr IA M Juiv w,u
anal EI,o .L,,id ,...
TIA. mar rinti.m ~ ,,. ,.,.l. -,
bottled nm ne. : ,,, u >rI
br a sufficient st,.p h.,I ,.
r]ntrI,py c.L.n-,. T.. -
the han; rn,,,r, = ,.;u
ruourh IN oy.r.,,, III 49,
Elko will c,I.L-.,o ro VT 80"
dny ~ . b,r,,ir, So.
fine ,imc ., 60, H., Ill :.
""''" the 'as' t"" years the Russian
fuyor.rp ,h,. IoLo-r, ,.n I,I
viird ,La{ all f~,r,n-;oz .ua ,uiu
shuIl c~op,ribut. 10 hoe,,;,,I, a,I .;.N
medical ,ss,s,orc. t,- ,i,.;- ..a.
There. arr. lohnr rorsiors o,,, ,,,u.
bath ~, d.o.L o,1 NIL.
There are ulsu mu,oI Ioto- ,.u-ana
compnvics for ucrmoneut md ,or,,,-,,.
d~is,birmnrts nr,l o,,a
i"'"S EMO! '"rtain
',,,'N' ''''" ~ one 81 the rights
"'""'''e' h"th money
~ ~ IL "."' J." ever! marriage con
""''''"' 'hE"-nhS L" allow
~ '."'n e""' '"' "h'h'hS pnr-
' """"'' u" "lihh'Ii she has
Sllippr upside down. and If thn pnu,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY,
Salmagundi.

od!WaHunul.
" 10" Carroll returned from vallon thi,
morning.
John Grrrcrht has cold the Nevada
saloon To Tom Taylor.
al. y. Kpbcr, the genial I'll. - wills
Hc! drummer, is in town.
The lance last night WIS well attend.
cd aud thoroughly enjoyed /, wns uI.n
"A iinancrn! success for the orchestra.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Parker came IN from
LamoIIle today AMI will depart Tor Sal,
l.tiSr on NJ. i tourght. Mrs. Parker
wiu' formerly Miss Elsie EcDcrmo,,.
john l.. Sullivan, * chlmpiun ltn.,i.
Inter II the worli. Is sui "a br GONG
permanently hlird, The experience.
WI! n"' u" entirely new t" him, for thc
r"'asnn he has boon teen -,tuu" hliui
Johnn! mauy'5 'hr time before.
DIR. FASTING
SAVES YOUR EYES
SAVES YOUR MONEY
SAVES YOUR TEMPER
Nu:"d Tor Low Prices.
'"' sun Tor S'"'"'o u ny w.
Blood against the Tunopah l. bcrty
N.,,u, C,,u,,ry I. l ,,I
81 r"urt. Tie ~plWrn:itT ~ the ra>,. has
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baLinE.powda

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coffee hIvoring extracts soda
ere safe; you needn't get
cheated in them, Schilling's
Best are not only pure and
true, but generous.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

Tho O'tCmetristt is meeting with good
success here. LIS easy for him to give
go" the correct glnsscs OF II square deal
on all eye troubles because he knows
how ANA bH= got the proper outfit t.
work with.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-04-15

10" Garrett returned from TaIlnn this
morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-03
ENDS RAPID GROWTH.

How fast the town of Enid is grow
ing. Often" said the minister seri-
ously. in certain Enid church. the
most trivial incident in ones dailv life
leads to thoughts that are beneficial
and ennobling. a day or so ago 1
was coming down Main street. and I
saw sign, -Four Room House for
Rent - But the sermon proceed
ed no further. Most of the congrega-
ton was made up of persons in the
city but few weeks or months and
young married couples, and they left
the church TO go in a mad race up Main
street.-Enid (Okla.) Eagle.