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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-08-25
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or 90 feet from the track aud the train
went right along. One OF the dogs
legs WIS broken and lie w;ls otherwise
injured The dog was carried Ia u
back DOT nt the Bakery saloon and
efforts are being made to save his life.
Ex-Governor Sadler has disposed OF
his interests IN tie ranch at Pinto
station, about eighty miles south Of
Eurc!ia, to Thomas Dixon. the well
known horsemun Of that section. Tho
price paid for the property and i'm
~ptovemcuts WIS S3.5t0.-Appeal.
Last evening Mr.. IIarbin made Il
complaint against John Heli,nn for
disposing nf liquor To ludiars. Bedding
is the man who gave the whisI'ry to
the Indian that gave Mr.. Hardin II race
Tues lay evening. Bedding will be
examined us snon rs tine u. =. Marshal
arrives.
An Injunction was served Monday
against the contractors who Lad begun
work Nh the = 'vcrnmeut dam Mt Lake
Tahoe. Work ceased malediutcly and
the contractors have shipped away their
men and ara moting their effects. II is
understood tlie Case will he brought
to the courts of San Francis -.
Fairly yesterday morning the Sutro
TUNED WIS found To he on ire about
a mile from its mouth. Prompt action
was taken and the fire WIS confined to
live sets Of timbers. The loss is esti.
mated at 5000. The origin Of the tire is
unknown. The damage caused by the
tire will not interrupt the work in the
mines.
The assessment Of the Salt Lake
Rail road III Lincoln County for the
year 1909 IL as follow-: Real estate and
improvements Sl.CG5.6}j: personal prop
erty, Sll2,'O); total Sl,lGS.3 2j. This is
at the rate OF less than $500 per mile
on the main line, $1,000 less than the
valuation made by the State Board al
Assessors last year. No Oti,er railroad
i'll tho state has so small a valuation.--
Las Vegas Age.
Mr.. Sit", the spokesman for Japan's
Baron Kpmnra, declares !iiat his coun.
try wouldn't .akc the Philippines ns Il
gIff, with a bonus thrown in, The idea
makes him laugh Oar 81 l,uOp, UO) bun
60, with millions Of ucccssitatcd cxpcn'
diturcs piled on top of ihat, does not
seem more satisfying OI boarablc as
coming to he the general tInuahr and
nobody wants to haul ~ down! still,
we can always give back those island tc
the people 10 whom they belong
Springfield Republican.
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all who attend. \ Tree supper, Z od
music ard the promise Of Il sp!rndiu
time are the Inducements offered.
Everybody in tho rnr,hcrn part of the
county should show up at CutrcN's
Hall on the eycntng " September 18th.
Suit WIS begun yesterday b! the
State against the Farmers and Mcr
chnnts National Bank OF Reno Ia recover
taxes FOR last year. Tho bank was
assessed for Slil .0GQ, but when the
assessment was inIle the 6ank success.
fully contcndcd TINT under the laws
was Il national bank. \ bill was passed
last winter to cure the defect in the law.
but it was vetoed 10y Governor Sparks.
4 fair sized audience gathe red at
Leonard Hall last night to see Schu.
maj moving pictures. The pictures
shown were all good, but the one de
pciing what happened to the widow
at the target practice WIS immense.
Those present; enjoyed the pictures very
much. Tonight there will he an entire
change OF pictures. Among them, will
he "a prize tight, Mcitniey's last speech
and several comic scenes. Ii ynu
want To pass AZ luur or two pleasantly.
90 Ia Leonard Hall toni.ht.
Lust evening Nigh; Waterman I!ar.
bin saw ii hobo and two Indians acting
u=riciously III Chiuatowr. lie watch
ed them for II while and concluded that
the hobo had whiakcy he intended Ia
give to the Indians. He spoke to tie
man and told him no tn give the ludi-
ans the whIskcy, but his advice was
not hccdcd. Shortly after Mr.. IIarbin
saw the man go towards the river aud in
aliiilc while the Indians followed, lie
watched and saw the hobo give the Indi.
ans the whiskcy. lie made a break FOR
them and they jumped into the river
and started across. Mr.. llarDin followed
and chased the Indian nearly Ia MIR.
Eusselfs before he caught him. The
hobo went III the opposite direction and
was caught 10y some ,oung men from
town. The hobo will he charged WITH
d!-rosing Of liquor To Indians.
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SalmaQundi.
Mr.. Owcns went to Cnrliu on No. ,
thIs afternoon.

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Up I" the present Oyama has not been
thI" |" hnh n""lich1 hIhks. h
WHY general, rr"humr 10y tn" mIstaE"s
81 h~ur"pnikIn' may hav" hidden his
"'hN- away III the i'"h"N -Cinr"@o
\ heavy shower al ram ANA hal'
G!ai!cmrd tins section TINS Htt"rn""i''
Ia" ram came down hy the hnckctinI,
laying the dIHt thoroughly ana Standing
~ pools III the streets. Ia" storm was
Just what the doctor ordered Tor the
people Of tlh"
Peter lie drman nm ohstrrpcrous
farmer. WHO persisted III d"iying the
government authorities ID Lyon count!
l.! using NOR" water Tor "tiSh''hg IMAM
the INV "Ii"wS' was 'on"h E"iI'y 81 t''
"il"nsc 10y IL Jury AT ''eh"h ffiha!'
iI"Iiiman was hn'd *Io ana costs "i
court when hr r'l"'
Three miles south u -. Thomas, Lain.
rnlu comfy nt nu elevation II Loo frct
above IN" level ct tile sea- Is one OF the
greatest salt deposit" IL the ""rIi. u
IT. n"f""t "'S' ~ '"' mountains anu
extends Tor u'''-' IN" SAT- II IN't"'
whht" ana 81 superior H"''h!' "'"'hE
cost" hh"nt - per ION N.Y.
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iec'I"n 'htfu se1 over It's tatigues. She
has Ill Ter II treasure Of gentle con.
so!a'ion sufficient to soo.hc every sor-
TOW. Tho child learns its first lesson
vi love from lis mothers kiss. In the
hfst sacred kiss Of the beloved one.
IMAM learns The Lesson Of hone AMI faith
III life
y ra,ler unusual use uf power of
injunction has been made 10y an Iowa
woman who euipiDed her would-be son.
MIA" from marrying her daughter.
Oh. nisp rnJDincd the young man
from buying clothes for the cirl or
supplying her money pending the time
When she should be old enough to
marry him without her mothers con.
eEl III that wedding takes place il
VIII be an indication that Iowa men are
not atrnii OF their wito's mother.
IL Is not great calamitics that cmbit.
Ter existence; II is the petty vcxatIous.
the small Jrnlou-ics, the little disap.
p~ointncnt-, that make the heart heavy
tnd the TEMPER sour. Don't let them.
Anger Is "a pure waste Of vitality. 1t
h"irs uoh"i! ana hlnicrs everybody.
No woman does her best cxrcut when
she Is cheerful. y light heart makes
LImhlc hand, and keeps the mind free
aud alert. No m!s fortune Is so great az
ON" that sour= the ;"mpcr.-Exchnugc.
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notice Withdrawing the appeal from the
supreme court Of Connecticut. This, it
Is believed, will cud tho litigation.
When Secretary Tatt's party visited
the sultan ~ SuIu, ti!c sultan offered
his heart, hand. slaves and ~concubincs
Ia Miss Alice Roo.evcl, il she would
become his sultancss. The oirer WIS
refused by the presidents daughter.
The sultan argued that his people
honorcd the president md wanted his
daughter tn remain with them. Ills
arguments had no effect on Miss Alicc's
stony heart.
Nothing was done yesterday 10y tie
peace ENJOYS. Negotiations are ut a
stnndstlll. awaiting the reply Of the czar
To Whites communication uf Sunday
e~mbodyIng the suggestions Of President
Roosevelt. The object Of the PRECEDENT
Is described by competent authority
To be To prOlong the ncgotiat!uus and
thus prevent an immediate rupture.
"ltte denies that the president pro-
posed that the difference be submitted
to arbitration.
Dan Long. "a hay shnvcIeI. came TO
town last week very ~srantily du escd
and instead uf buying clothes spent
his none for whisEc.. The more he
drank the less cloth,r lac wore until he
was going around nearly naked. The
officers finally took him III charge and
Yesterday he appeared before Judge
Bruce 10 answer the charge Of indecent
exposure. lie plead guilty and begged
Judge Bruce tu let him go AMI he
would leave town at once. The Judge
couldn't see il III tha: way and sent Dan
t" Jail for Skip days, all the law wunld
permit him To- get.
Fred ID. Hawkins, representing the
Great Western Ly Of Salt Lake
taty. and Mr.. Mcbride cnnvassrd the
town today fDr subscribers to Il course
at f"nr entertainments during the fall
and winter. The course includes the
Eva Bartlett Macy Concert Company,
Marc, the ma srCi4n. and COMPANY,
Rev. +. G. l%iruner, Il popular lecturer,
and the DiXi" Jubilee Concert Company.
II one hundred subscribers for the
season can bc obtained. the people Of
t.iko will have some splendid entertain
mcnts this winter. Nearly half the
number had signed at noon and the
! prospects were good for the success Of
the enterprise.
Ac'0r ing To reports, there is "a tough
crowd OF men i'll town. lIo!l-urs are
almost a nightly occurrence. Sunday
night Il young man sleeping in the
stOck!ards was awakened by some.
one gplTG through his pockets. WEtn
t." opened lis e! rs, he siw a ;Inn stand
Img over him with "A gun and another
with i gun ~ his hand "a short distance
away. They ordered the !u:3g man
Ia give up his vnluablc- aud keep quiet
but h" began to josh them mud they
concluded 10 leave. One covered him
with a gun until the other climbed the
fence and the Que on the fence did the
same tnr his companion. The men are
describe as "a tail and short man. The
officers should he on the alert and rid
the town Of all suspicious characters.
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Salmagundi.

90. , ="
lhomas Grl in came from Carlin
this morning and returned u u No. 3.
MIR. smith and Mr.. CritchIey returned
las; night ron their trip to the northern
part OF the county.
frouI o-t.- Los ho,r is.,a,
og,,us, tine Grand DI comno,v and
ii. Pennington, president, Reno,
Nevada
UruI,.y Miller lief, tor San Franr;sc,
this ufteruo,p IN r..um. his %stu,Iics IN
the dental c~olIrre. E~ycryhoIv w,.ba
him success.
The familiar face OF Nh. R.u U,rri
son looks roof to his old fri rds. His
soj,uru AMONG the Nor mons seems to
arrc, with INN.
Mrs. McI,rilc WINS taken anita sic,,
last night and Is confined To her bed
today. She il getting along nicely and
hopes To he out soon.
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New York tonight to attend the conyen-
tiun Of old time raiIruad telr,rnpbcrs.
They will be zone abont three werbs.
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Jack Davis and Claude Iumau sippcd
louns's bond.
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j. ID. liumynn, OF Butlcrvillc, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance Of his pain
tnl symptoms, Of indigestion mud bill
business. Ia DIR, Kings New Life Pills.
lie says: "Thoy are a perfect remedy
for dizziness, sonr stomach. headache.
constipation, etc" Guaranteed ut Elko
Drug Co.'S Store, price DC.
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FROM DAILY
Salmagundi.

5uuSt brpN returned Yesterday
from his trip to Lincoln county.
Attorney Hen icrs, N viii rcavc Tor
Austin To night. He vii! he e"m" ahoui
q week.
The corner ~ ~" 81 Car son'- n"w
school house WAS laii 10y the Grand
Lodge Of Mason SATURDAY afternoon.
W. +. LInrbarEcr came fr"m CariIn
TINS morning and returned thir after.
noon. II" reports good time III Carlin.
Saturday the tom 81 Hawthorne was
wiped oii the railroad map, the puthrru
Pacific company having issued orders
that no nor, pass tickets STALL Ice
solIto that point.
\ party 81 Western Pacific officials
vent We t this aftcrno N III a private -
= L. &. ear attached to ~. y. Al least.
rvcryhuiy sand the people in IL" car
were Western Pacific Officials.
y How II nricsinn water has been
found at Il depth 81 l2O f~rt III the new
well beng bored on the Safe Capitol
.,.n,,ts rr,r,. ,r;u :, ,,o,L. ro, var
to secure IA greater volume Of water.
Mr.. Ncls. l.. Nelson. the popular con
tractor, took unto mwsrlf u WIFE Sniur'
,,a,. ,i.,h, rnaI., r,.,, .,,,-.,.
ulntrs the happy couple aud wishes
u,,,, L,,I.h Lar,;,,ss ,rI ,,,s,.r,
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Mr.. nicks. an old rr-iIcnt 81 this
county brought u fine collection IT
rocks and pebbles Ia tins ONCE inns
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Money goes further In
Schilling's Best, a great deal
further; besides the comfort Of
feeling safe; you know YOU
are safe.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
Can Raise Horses.

National Live Stock Reporter.
The West has demonstrated
that it can raise horses that will
sell for high prices and prove ex-
ceptionally profitable for the
people who raise them. This has
been most forcibly shown in the
last month when horses bred on
the Western ranges have sold here
at 800 and sos around. Horses
bred in native territory that
would be capable of selling by the
carload at 800 around and over
without being broken would be
considered a pretty good return
for the money and time taken to
produce. Yet these horses were
not only unbroken but branded.
1t shows that there is money in
sight for the Western ranchman
who will breed the proper kind OF
horses, but to do 60, good founda-
ton stock must be selected, and
some attention given to breeding
the horses to a type. Range
horse breeders are making more
money out of their horses now
than they had ever dreamed of
doing.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17

territory that only markets cattle
in seasons when they have nlenty
of rain and good grass, such as
they have had this year. The
packers here were we'll prepared
for heavy business, and bought
30, 900 cattle the first three DAYS
of the week. Order buyers took II
good many, and feeder buyers
bought freely. Good feeders and
stockers have not declined any
this week. Top price in Quaran-
tine division is $40 this week,
paid Monday and again yesterday
This is same as top last week.
The good steers in that division
sell a SO 30 to So. 80, medium to
common ones, and light weights,
50 90 to So 25, cows 50 20 to ~ =
rs, Gamers S1.75 to 81 10, veals
So 90 to $3.50. Receipts next
week will be lighter first of the
week anyway.
Sheep and lambs keep on going
up a little every day. Receipts
this week only 1900 for four
days, not over half enough to 90
around, without considering the
strong demand for stockers and
feeders. Utah and Idaho are
sending in most of the stuff, but
New Mexico and Arizona still con-.
tribute certain proportion.
Lambs from the range country
sell at S6 % to S6.75, usually
weighing go to 6Slb, feeding lambs
On $500 to So so, wethers 81 70 to
So 90, ewes 81 10 to 81 80, feeding
ewes 1918 to $500, wethers 81 90
to 81 80.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
TAKE IT IN TIME.
is Scores Of San Angelo People Have.

4 is Scores Of San Angelo People Have.
I Wing doesn't pay.
fou neglect the aching back,
mary troubles, diabetes, surely
pillow.
JAMS Kidney Pills relieve backache.
re every kidney i'll,
In Angelo citizens endorse them.
LEI. ]. Levy, clothing salesman of
Ian Angelo, Texas, says: st Is now
Iver year since | first commenced to
be troubled with my back. The at
tacks gradually grew more frequent
md were more severe, until for sew
Iral days at time | would be com
flled to lay off work. The secretions
BIN the kidneys were highly colored
I'd very irregular. When | saw
oan's Kidney Pills advertised at j.
+. Harris drug store | concluded to
AZ them. The result was more than
AXpected. My back got well in about
thr days, the secretions became nor
fri. felt better in every way. In
mo Alb statement / only hope it
- "a ..5, means of other persons
~. ing in like manner to find re-
lief by giving Doan's Didney Pills a
fair trial.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
The Wool Trade.

American Wool and Cotton Reporter.
Wool merchants as a rule, con-
tinue to report good volume of
business. The demand is quite
broad and general, although the
inquiry is still mostly for woods
grading one-half and three-eights,
both in territories and fleeces, as
we'll as in foreign woods,
In addition to the purchases of
spot woods which have been made,
good deal of business has been
arranged for which will develop
when the woods come in. The in
crease in the Australian clip will
be almost wholly in merino woods.
But it is coed opinion that the in
creaslng demand for the finer
woods will take care of whatever
increase there is in Australia.
The receipts of wool in Boston
this week amounted to 80, 746
bales, against 1922 bales last
week and 45,004 bales last year.
The total receipts since Janu-
airy have been 343,562 bales do
nestle and 1876, 1870 bales foreign
wool, against 45l,4 67 bales do
nestle and 1852 bales foreign
for the corresponding time last
year.
The sales of the week amounted
to 4, 245, 900 pounds of domestic
and / 1926, 900 pounds of foreign,
making total of 4,470,O0C
pounds, against total of $685..
900 pounds for the previous week
and a total of 4,025, 900 for the
corresponding week last year
The sales since January 1 amount
to 1876, $4,000 pounds, against
1853, 481 900 for the corresponding
time last year.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
A. Townsend and wife OF Miles
were in San Angelo Monday.
Public Is Aroused.

The public is aroused to knowl-
edge OF the curative merits OF that
great medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters,
for sick stomach, liver and kidneys.
Mary II. Walters, of 546 st. Clair
Ave, Columbus, o., writes: For sew
eral months / was given up to die. |
had fever and ague, my nerves were
wrecked; could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak, from useless
doctors drugs, that | could not eat.
Soon after beginning to take Electric
Bitters, obtained relief, and in a
short time was entirely cured. "
Guaranteed at Central Drug Store;
price SOC.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
Market Letter.

Special TO The Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 10,
19O5.-Quarantine receipts made
a big increase again this week, a
total of 491 cars in four days,
which is sixty cars more than
came altogether last week. The
market is Is to 800 lower than a
week ago, veal calves % to so e
lower. Liberal receipts have been
received in the native division
here and at all markets, Chicago
and Omaha are getting good runs
of rangers, and ST. Louis is get
ting large receipts from Eastern
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, u
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
Mrs. e. S. Briant of Sonora was
in the city Monday.
Herbine

Renders the bile more fluid and
thus helps the blood to flow; it affords
prompt relief from biliousness, indi-
gestion, sick and nervous headaches,
and over-indulgence in food and
drink.
G. L. Caldwell, Agt. NJ. K. and T..
r.. r., Checotah, Ind. Ter, writes,
April IS, 1908; ~ was sick for over
two years with enlargement of the
liver and spleen. The do5tors did me
no good, and had given up all hope
of being cured, when my druggist adj
vised me to use Herbine. 1t has made
me sound and WELL" SOC. Sold by
Central Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any Case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
cheney TOT the last 10 years, ana DeleVe MIN
tons, and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
WhLDING, KISNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, &C.
ting directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price. 75c. per bottle, Sold by oil druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17
Stop that Coughl

When cough, tickling or an ir-
ritation in the throat makes you feel
uncomfortable take Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup. Don't wait until the
disease has gone beyond control. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 354 West
9th ST., Salt Lake City Utah, write,
"We think Billiards. Horehound
Syrup the best medicine for coughs
and colds. We have used it for sew
eral years; it always gives immediate
relief, is very pleasant and gives per-
feet satisfaction. Doc, SOC, 800.
Sold by Central Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-17

G.. II. Garland OF San Angelo
brought in Yesterday from Red
Rock, o. T., 60 head of cows
that sold on the quarantine side
Mr.. Garland is pasturing 5000
head in the Territory, and this is
his second shipment from there.
Nearly a quarter of a century ago
Mr.. Garland went from Kentucky
to San Angelo, where he has ever
since remained. "For n good
many years after l located in that
country" said Mr.. Garland,
"things moved very slowly. But
in recent years people have begun
to settle IN that country and in
San Angelo, and now the country
is filling up very fast. Our city
is also growing very fast, and the
people all around there are very
prosperous. There is on deposit
III four banks in San Angelo, over
SD 900. 900 which is a pretty good
sign of the times"