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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

The official bondsof James O'Bricn J
p. Of Starr and l.. II. Rathforn, road
supervisor OF Ruby we're ordered filed
James NJ. Erwin was granted license &c
operate station AIRY engines.
W. p Frederick was appointed Con.
stable Of Te 'oma.
The Board entered int" contract with
The Elko Land md Improvement Co. to
purchase certain lands described in
contract for the sum Of $1,000, said land
to be used by the county ns Il cemetery,
TOWN \
Usual bills we're allowed to the
amount ni sl0l 30, for months of April
and May. 4 street light was ordered
placed on Aguilar corner.
Board adjouncd to meet first Monday
~ July.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

=. letter received from S. f. Rogers,
at Waiohinu, Hawaii. under date Of May
goth, states that Adds Emmett Sharp. a
former resident Of Eiko, died at waio-
hinu on April 27;h. Mr.. Rogers
writes that MIR. Sharp was partially Tni Il.
y zed on July 22, 1909, his whole right
side being affected. lie was taken Ia
the llilo hospital, where he had rood
care. In about SIX weeks he was able
to trpvel aud went to Wai"hiuu. AL.
though able To get around pretty well.
he never fully recovered. Las; August
he was taken sick with vulvulnr heart
trouble nnd was confined to his bed and
room most all the time until his death.
Everything possible was done for him
but nothing coud stay the hand OF
death.
MIR. Sharp was born in the State 81
OHIO III lSiL. He came to Elko several
years ago and worked for Mr.. Shirley at
the Commercial hotel. lie remained
hear Il year or so and then went to the
Hawaiian Islands with Mr.. Rogers He
Is remembered 10y many i'll Elko us
"A genial. Pheasant man.
May his last, long sleep he peaceful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

never follows m injury dressed with
BuckIcn'- Arrirh Snlvc. Ia nniiarpiir
and healing properties prevent bloc
poisoning. Crho. Oswald. merchant, II
iI"nssciacrsvillr \. y. writcs: at cured
Seth Hurcb. of thia pla -, 81 the uglica,
sore "u bis neck | over cav" Cures cuts
w"nudr. burns aud forcg. % rcnia nj
Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
STATK or ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO

'iNlh W 'Hlo. SIIf OF TOLEDO
Lucas COUSTY AS
FRANK j. CHENEY mnkcs oath tint he
IS the senior partner OF the firm OF T.. j.
CHENEY e Co. doing business in heCiiy
II Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
and that said lirm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRm
CrIE. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
III my presence, thus 9Th day Of Dcccm-
bcr, y. D., 1886. \. W. GLEASON,
tsEALI Notary Public.
Halle Cnrarrh Cure IL taken in.
l%ornally and acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces ~ tn. systctn.
Send Tor testimonials free.
+. J. CHrHEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sol! by all Druggists, TIC.
Yak" Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
COM ISSIONERS' PRnCEEnINE /,

The Board met June !. All members
present.
Minutes read and approved.
Money in the county treasury counted
and foun| correct.
Reports Of various officers read and
filed.
The following bills were laid over for
further consideration:
The bill OF John McComb
The following transfers were made
from the general fund into the follow.
ing funds:
Officers SnlMry 1000 CO
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
lhtlIs Alto cd.
\ u NkDNIts,
Teacher.

Board met June 18th, 1906, u
sunni I" law. Present commissioners
Clark, Snyder and Lyttuu.
Following are the balls allowed bv the
commissioners at their meeting on Mon.
day:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08
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Every wOman who leaves the Turk
ish S%ultnn's har"m ANA gets married
receives a dOwry Of $4,000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

"Wotricd before over the outlook Tor
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

Advertise IN The GHprrrYprYr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-08

Entered a. the ElKo Posto1cs :Or transmission
through Tie nails as sccoaL-class matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

Almighty intended it should be--in the
 hands of the white people-as some service which will stand to my credit Tn the campaign which has just closed, I have been perfectly amazed at the ingenuity, industry and mali 1 ciousness of those who have sought to undermine me in the confidence of the people of the State. l have never be- fore been a candidate for public office. During the campaign which has just | closed have spoken every day and
 more frequently twice day, for more
 than four weeks. I find it circulated industriously, in many parts of the State that I am incorporate and have l indulged in intemperately during the campaign. These reports are abso- lutely false, and have been circulated so industriously that I feel in justice to myself and to my friends, that some l notice should be taken of them. I do not pretend to be a teetotaller, but the | statement that I have or do use stim-
 ulants to excess is absolutely false. The fact of the business is, that have not taken exceeding a dozen drinks
 during the entire campaign, and such | stimulants as I have used at all have | been only from time to time, distrib-
 uted over the long period of the can vass, wheni1 felt worn out and ex- | hausted by the demands of the cam
 paign. Any statement to the effect that I have been under the influence of liquor since the campaign opened is
 maliciously false. and circulated for the purpose of undermining me in the con- | fidence of the people.
 'I started life in this State without aid or assistance for anyone. My
 mother died when was an infant and
 my father died before reached my
 17th year. His fortune was swept
 away as result of the war. I ac-
 quired my profession by keeping books during the day and reading law at
 night. Alone and unaided I have sue
 ceded in building up what any lawyer | in Alabama would consider a very de-
 sirable practice. Since I came to the
 bar have never lost a client, except by death. I have now every client l
 ever had who is now living. Busi-
 ness men know that people do not en- trust important cases to those who do not keep themselves we'll in hand. This
 in itself should be sufficient to con
 vince any fair minded man that the
 reports which have been made and
 circulated by my detractors are false
 and made for the deliberate purpose
 of undermining me in the confidence
 of the people of Alabama.
 'The snake never walks upright: ht crawls on his belly. If I may para.
 phrase some familiar lines. I might truthfully say in this case that there are now, as there have always been
 vipers who creep where men disdair to climb, and having wound theiI 7 loathsome forms around some olt mouldering ediace. hang hissing at tn, nobler men below.
 l Tn conclusion, am of the opinion . that these efforts to inJure me vii merely operate to make my friends who know me. more active in my be half"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
SAFFOLD & UPCHURCH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Phone I2o

. room house. lot 5Ox15o. Amanda : room house. lot 45xi45, Amanda ;siSia street ......... Al, S5U 8 room house. lot 50x15o. Amanda room house, lot 5oxsiO. Finies ss,sye 2y rom house, lot 5Ox1oo. simpson ssssSo $ room ho1iiise. lot 451ioo, HanrieR sriSSS
 Fire Insurance.-The ominous sound of the fire bell causes us to consider our own protection. If you are not fully insured call 129 and let us pat you on the safe side. Best protection at lowest rates.
 Accident and Health-People do get hurt, and illness comes to us all. Be- fore misfortune visits us ig the time to insure. Too late afterward.
 Burgiary.-Tne recent number of burglaries emphasized the necessity for Residence Burglary and Theft ln- surance. $J 1000 protection costs you only $1250. Phone 129.
 Casualty-f you need plate glass. liability, elevator, steam-boiler lnsur ance, or a bond of any kind, cali 129 for prompt service
 For Sale.
 5 room house, lot 52x17O, Randolph room house, lot 5oxi75. Noble Ave nue s..$SsoOW
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
w. A. JACKSON & CO.,.
I7I-2 Commerce St.

FOR RENT-Ofices in suite or single. We have leased the Merchants Ho- tel and will convert into office building October 1st. Every room is an outside room. It Is convent ently located and in first class con- iition. We can furnish you nice of- flee very cheap.
 FOR RENT-Small store, we'll located. If you are looking for business To- cation see us at once.
 FOR RENT-Small front ohice IT 1-2 Commerce street
 FOR RENT-Bed rooms over downtown store. Outside rooms. Close in. The very place for railroad men. FOR SALE-Beautiful lot in the pret- tiest part of Cloverdale-100x370. FOR SALE-7-room residence with ev- cry conveniencei good neighbcr- hood. Servant house and stable. Lot 52x212. This is certainly bargain a. $4,500. Come early. FOR SALE-Lot on shady side Pleas ant Avenue for $200 less than oth- CT lots on same avenue. and prac-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

7.4- &@szZyaS~ "a E-z,zi3E z:i 3E -,kI5z-1T@ Ing brothers and sisters. Charles Mor- gan. George Morgan, Will Morgan, Mrs. Dan Roman. all of this city, and Mrs. Frank Gaudin of Birmingham.
 J. w Sanders, who, last week, re- signed his position as General Superin teudent of the Tuscaloosa Mills at Cot tcndale, and the Rosenau Hosiery Mills of this city, has accepted a position with one of the largest cotton mills in the country. He will be general super intendent and will be located at New Orleans. MT. Sanders has the record of being one of the best informed mill men in the South.
 Machinists are working on the bored well. which has been out of order for the past few days. This splendid wa ter has become such necessity that 1t is hard for the people to be without it for even a short time. It is probable that 1t will be in working order by to- Y1orrOw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Zirkle & 1OOre.

houses renting for $2s.0O per month comparatively new. in good repair. To- cated in good renting district than can be bought for $2.000. Can --ge terms to suit purchaser.
 FOR SALE-VACANT LOT 50x175 feet; located in splendid neighborhood, paved sidewalks. on car line. will sell at price that we consider very req sonable.
 FOR RENT-If you are looking for a house 1t will be well for you to look over our list before renting. We have quite a list of desirable houses left and will take pleasure in showing them to you
 PROPERTY OWNERS-If you have a house you haven't been able to rent list 1t with us next week. We are having calls every day for nice houses good tenant. Every effort made to gee good paying tenants. and with our exS peFience, we are in a position to knoA them.
 MONEY TO LOAN-We have plenty of money to loan in large and smaH amounts; if you need any, call to see us.
 FIRE INSURANCE-We have adde& to our Insurance Department two o& the strongest Companies doing business and solicit a share of your bustnes Losses paid promptly and without dis count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
HUMPHREY IS BOUND OVER.
Negro Charged With Attempted Crimi
 nuI Assault,

Tuscaloosa, Aug. 25.-(Special)-- Vet Humphrey the negro charged with criminal assault upon the person of Mrs Grim. was tried before Justice Carson yesterday and bound over to await the action of the grand jury His bond was fixed at $500, which he was unable to make. He was placed in the county jail here. While all the evidence presented was circumstan.ill, 1t was very strong against him. It will be remembered that Mrs. Grim awok" the night of August 2 and found ne- gro with his hand upon her her screams causing him to jump from q window Later tracks were discovered leading to Pumphrey's home.
 T. S Travis, the A. c. S. night opera tor who left several weeks ago with SIS of the railroads money, has been arrested and is being held in Atlanta, where he was located by Chief McGill. Papers will be procured by Sheriff Kyle and Travis will be sent for at once. ii seems that young Travis's father made good the SIS to the railroad com pany but he will have to answer to the State, as he Is charged with grand
 Jesse Morgan died last evening at 9 o'clock He had been unwell only a few days. He had lived in Tuscaloosa all his life and enjoyed a wide circule of friends. He was member of the Arm of Morgan Brothers He leaves
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Money to Loan.
Montgomery, Alabama.

s room house, lot s5x125. Noble Ave- ' room house, lot 50xl50, Gcidth- 5 room house. lot 5oxS:, Heron tsS:pOD 3 room house, lot i i.i acres, s;s; Vest West Lee street =. ... .. $I.7O0 7 room house. (new), Caroline
 ' room house. inewj. carV qe, - street.. s1;sSe room huse. lot 50x15O, Columbus 6 room a'' house. lot 5axis5. wasSi6so fSoSo ton Avenue .. -:-..... S4,s00 ton Avenue ..--.....,. ...$5. 800 room Souse lot 5oSi5G. IawreSss ;sss 5 room house. lot box21O, Benton 5 room house, lot i5xiooc.' :ii Jetf f'ioSO bao wis Avenue :A. =. ... ...$2,e00 room A'i%Ss house, lot 57a1sS5.. S5.','f HsIs tSe room house. lot sss1i5o.' clevela1S ;;siie4S rooms house. lot 5oxlai, Hcico%iSe HistiSSe 5 room house. ist' 5o.ii7. HoidonSs issisSs
 street .s.sa.$3,6SO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
FOR SALE

s3O0o0 Buys a Brick, 10-room. two story house on the west side of South Perry Street, all the latest improve ments, and up tc date in every sense of but call to see us in regard to this handsome residence.
 Elegant new home on good street, two stories seven rooms, modern, With high ceilings; costly decorations, fine fixtures, gas and electric lights, large closets: on west side of street: owner going away, must sell Price S4,3OO, Sr00 cash. and balance on time at per cent. Gail to see us about this place.
 For Sale at a bargain, house of six rooms and bath. closet In every room, large stable and barn. lot 100x150. all latest Improvements, price S4,e00. Must be seen to appreciate.
 For Sale-6-room frame house with all conveniences. Lotx147. Price $4.- For sale-A 2-story Groom house on Pleasant Avenue, all conVeniences. Rents for $50 per month. Lot S5xl5o' Price $3,500.
 For sale-7-room house at Highland Park. in good neighborhood, one block from car line. Lot l00Xl50. Price $3, We have $5,OOO to lend on city prop erty. Our client will either lend all of this amount to one person or will divide fts between two persons.
 YOU CAN BUY A HOUSE. 1T vou have as much as one tenth of tho price. we can aid you with the balance.
 BETHEA & CONNIFF,
 REAL ESTATE, Room 25 First National Bank BuIldIng.
 9SnRe 934.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
O'NEAL SAYS EFFORT WAS
 MADE TO MISLEAD PUBLIC
Declares That He is Only Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Who Originally Took Stump
 for Rate Reform.

the nomination of my opponent from Jefferson ever known in all Alabama politics. In my open letter l charged that MT. Avery was connected with a committee organized two years ago in Jefferson County to defeat rate reform and that part of his duty was to dis purse the moneys and control the press in the interest of the railroads and these charges he can't deny. I will win because the office of Lieutenant Governorship is not prize to be won by the highest bidder for cash.
 Emmett O'Neal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Phone 775

tically same location. are being off, fered for.
 FOR SALE-Business property on South Court Street, within block and half or Court Square, 75x160. FOR SALE-New residence within few blocks of Court Square; every mod ern convenience; first class neigh borhood. Part cash. If you are looking for home this place will suit, for we have seen it and know it will please anyone. FOR sALE-PIantation of 1900 acres, eighteen miles from Montgomery on railroad, 42 new 3 and room houses-all sealed-gin and storehouse; barns, wire fenced pasture. First class tenants in good shape. This is the most com plete and up-to-date plantation we know of and if you have any Idea of investing in farm lands we will be pleased to show this place. One third cash will handle it. FOR SALE-Four room house and lot for $850. Rents $10.00 month. This Is bargain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
RnrnI Cnrriers AnnoInteh.

Washington. Aug. 25.-(Special.)- Rural carriers appointed: Enterprise. route 1. John W. Howell, carrier; A. bert L. Howell, substitute. Pigeon Greek, route 1, Archie w. Sekers, carrier; John C. Oambell, substitute. Tuskegee, route 2, Richard C. Hard wick, carrier; Bishop M Hardwick, substitute Warrior. route 2, William R. Gibbs. carrier. John B. Cook, sub stitutev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26

FOR sALE-$s,5OO will buy splen- did room two story house. corner lot. located best part of Ward 5, four blocks from post oftice and convenient to all railroads and yards; this place Is worth. at least $4.500. Part cash. balance per cent interest.
 FOR SALE-$1,650 will buy three good houses High and Ripley Streets, renting for $205 a year. You can't find better investment for your money; always rented n good tenants.
 $3,000 will buy modern eight room house; two story. well located west ern part of city. House alone IS worth the money; near two car Hnesi easy terms.
 FOR SALE-$3,350 will buy modern two story house North Lawrence St, only few blocks from postoftice; a nice home.
 FOR sALE-SS,25o will buy modern room cottage near tne Capitol, large corner lot. good neighborhood; bar gain at this price.
 FOR sAI,E-$S,750 will buy lovely six room cottage on the hill two blocks from the Capitol
 FOR sALE-s1.6Oo will buy new five room cottage Highland Park $50.0O cash. balance S20,00 per month; this beats paying rent
 FOR sALE-we have five negro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
(COmmunIcated.)

To the Democratic Voters of Alabama
 At the close of the canvass a system atic effort is being made througt the subsidized press of my opponent from Jefferson to mislead the public by false reports. I am the only candidate for lieutenant Governor who took the stump and boldly advocated rate re- form and denounced the improper use of money in elections.
 will win in spite of the most lavish and profiigate use of money to secure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Sail5

have a few more nice dwellings left on easy payments.
 $3,500.00- A two story dwelling at Capitol Heights, S350, Cash, balance in small monthly payments. Don't miss this opportunity, cheap CT than paying rent.
 S3,5O0.OO. An up- to-date one story dwelling on South Perry street. this is bargain.
 sI,zOO.OO. A six room, new dwelling at High land Park. $1o0 cash. balance. SEQ per month.
 S1,250.0O. A five room cottage on Julia street. only $500 cash. balance on long time. This house rents for $12.50 per month.
 For Rent. We still have few more desirable homes left. Call early if you want one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
"DffiCuIties are Meant to
 Rouse, not Discourage ''

yet many men are delaying the pur- chase of home because of the dlhcul-
 IF YOU WATT FOR DIFFICULTIES TO GET OUT OF THE WAY you are likely to live in a rented house the bal ance of your days. ..
 YOU HAVE NO DOUBT RESOLVED TO BUY HoME-"Resolution are worse than useless unless they're car ried out If you've resolved to do some thing make a start"'
 YOU WILL FIND ON MY SALE LIST all kinds of houses and at varied prices; call and examine my llst anu see photographs of the dwellings; It Is unnecessary to examine large num- Der of dwellings, that do not suit yol when you can make a selection rom the Photographs and visit those only which appeal to you. -, .,,,,,,,,,
 THE NEXT THING TO DO AFTER BUYING \ HOME-is to insure It; any thing worth having Is worth protect ing; in buying protection the strength and fair dealing of the company IS o1 paramount importance. ~ ,,. MY TWO COMPANIES-Ih Liver pool and London and Globe ana the Commercial Union Association company of London both measure up to the re- duirement. and are well ana LaNordply , known the world over.
 w. B. Davidson,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
For Sale.

$1.250 will buy 5-room cottage on Robinson Street. large lot 50x200 feet, paved sidewalk, fine neighborhood. Good tenant now occupying place and will pay O fine return on your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
George A. Thomas,

Real Estate, Insurance and Surety Bonds. 22 Commerce St. Phone sss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
For Sale

For $3,OOO.Oo, six new. four-room houses in Vesuvius, renting for $I0o per month each, or $5O4.O9 per anhun, an investment of IT per cent. on price asked If you are looking for good investment in negro property, you can get it here if you hurry. 2
 Several desirable residences in diff ferent parts of the. city from $2,OO9 % to S6,00O.00. If you are in the market either for A nice home or profitable investment between these figures, 1t will pay you to call on or write us.
 A choice modern cottage on South Court Street If you are looking for a nice little home at moderate price, in this desirable section of the city we have a proposition here that will pay you to investigate promptly.
 Eighty acres on the Lower Wetump- ka Road, just beyond Pickett Springs, on which there is some splendid tim Der.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
Lots Cheap.

We have four beautiful lots at High land Park near School House. The bunch can be bought by paying nomi- nal sum down. balance small monthly payments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
MAxIE D. PEPPERMAN.
 Real Estate and insurance. Phone 1876, 90 Moses Building.
To Exchange.

To Exchange. We had many responses to our ad last week to exchange a lot for negro Tor improved property. After disposIng |of that trade we have several proposi- tions left and if you have now a nice lot to exchange for property bringing in an income, let me hear from you.
 Money to Loan.
 We have $5,000 to loan on good se- Icurity. If you need money ring me.