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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05

Eugene w. Allen Of WINSTON left
Monday morning for Lewiston. where
he went in the interests of the Wins
low fire department. to investigate the
qualities Of various kinds of hose reels
looking toward the purchase of a reel
by the Winslow department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. A. &. Salla is ill at the Bay View
hotel at Waterville. suffering with
pneumonia. Mrs. Salla came here to ar
range to move to Gardiner, and was
taken sick while here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Feb. 4.-There was q marked
contraction in the volume of dealings in
stocks today and the feverish tone OF
the recent market was largely eliminated.
Fluctuations became narrow and tn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
Chicago Cattle Market,

Chicago. Feb a.
CATTLE-Keceipts about $1,000: mar
ket steady to strong: steers. 417
lIOGS-Receipts about 5000: market 10
nc; hiGher; choice heavy shippers, 71o
steady; sheep SAG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
WATERVILLE.

F. E. Boothby of the Maine Central
returned to his home in Portland Mon
day, after a short visit with relatives
on College avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
Barrett and Sullivan Matched.

Lewiston, Nc. Feb 4.-(SpeciaD.
rous,' Jack Sullivan of Providence have
been matched to wrestle here for $500 i,
side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05

The Socialists at Madrid have de-
cided to join the Republicans in the
coming general elections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
Boston Apple Shipments

-, session, Feb. Apple shipments from
az ports for the week ending Feb 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
New York Money Market.
New York. Feb. 4

New DIX, FtU. =.
Prime mercantile paper 52@61s.
Sterling exchange firmer at 4S4.75nlS1.S ~
for demand, and at $50. $50 1906 for CO.
day bills.
Posted rates 4S11a and 4S5l..
Commercial bills 4S0i, I4SO3s.
Bar silver 69.
Mexican dollars I3H.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05

dairies. 2nT2S ~
ECGS-Strong: at market, cases includ
cd 2S025; firsts, &c; prime firsts. q; ex
tras. q. - .
CIEESE-Steady: Bats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1907

gregated S14S9 barrels; same week last
year, 1856 barrels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
TjIton- Butler.

Saturday evening at o'clock George
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. J. Quinfan & Co.
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

The funeral of Mr.. f.. J. Reinken
took place from his late residence in
Elko at lOl o'clock this forenoon, Rev.
George II. Greenfield oitlcat lng aseisted
by tho Christian Science choir.
Mr.. Greenfield spoke ~ the worth Of
the deceased as u citizen aud con for ted
The sorrowing family with words OF
consolation.
Tho funeral was largely attended by
Mr.. RoinkOn's old friends and ncigbbors
in Lamoillc valley and by sympatbizing
friends Of the innily in town.
Aflor the services nt the house the
remains were taken TO the |. o. o. f.
cemetery md laid 10y the eide OF those
his son.
Tho life work OF MIR. Rcinkeu is ended
and ho sleeps with tho silent majority
but hls memory viii long remain with
those who kncw him best.
May th1sc who ruCurn look beyond
tho clouds to TINT land of eternal peace
and rest, where their loved one sIecps.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
4 Cheap i'tI-I.

4 United States revenue officer who
was here recently making inves; ariuns
asto the amount Of gasoline used, and tu
what extent denatured uIcnnui could be
'uhHitui"n, gave come vr,A u;,ter estinr
figures nu the MATTER, -, =. tie ,llackroot
Rep1hlI.hu.
Hg' 81. hr hi.psodU,' at lie sugar
factory G'iird .a,Igger.' '..,-.n Il ing some
sugar, -inr,:E, i,ctcI.tuu .,.I ther drGss
rap hr Gated wi,b = Il. ..,:sting less
tiiHn S250J. ind uaTr n'i vt IS1 pounds
of alcohol per t'n of uigger. The actual
cost Of producing the alcohol, he says,
wiD be about eight cents per gallon, and
tlat according to the government test,
alcohol possesses % per cent. more ex.
plasive power for Use il engines than
gasoliue, and IS per cent. more energy
for making heat and light. This rs
compared with gasoliue at 10 ccuisu
gallon, Tr'nIl, there would be good pro
III III mutImg rni selling it at hail the
pfice II Gasniue. and the reduced price
Aouid g',htly Increase the demand
'Or it.
-.Tha sugar company" he said, could
install the alcohol BURGERS and use that
IN plaza. Of coal to fcr their engines at
thc-factory.".
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
DerIv"r""os fr"ru tho white Plague

bcIir"ra"cs frnn III. whit" PIngu.
New Gork's hcllth commission sr, DR..
Darlington, appe lis to the pocket in his
recent assertion that this country loses
annually through the ravages OF con.
sumption at I"ast 1885, ,0lO. There.
fore as matter uf economy, to say
nothing of the Humanitarian aspect, all
possible measure should he takcn to
stamp out this sconrage.
The greatest number nt deaths come
between the ages of fifteen und forty.
live, the period ~ the grcntcst earning
capacity mud greatest usefulness. Mil.
lions Of dollars are spent in ,he e,Iuca.
ton o. children who die soon fter
grnduntn2 fruin school. eo that The cost
ct their educa'io.. " bnt 80 much lost.
" iho time to act is noy," ,nih DR.. DarI.
mgton. "befDTe the ii ,nnciIl bur Ten he.
comes too great io ba burnc."
TIC cxncricnco of tho city Of Boston
bears ont DR.. Darllngton's opinion. An
authority ON consumption in tha, city
says that the di+case costs the munici.
pnlity $1,000, 900 unnunlly. campaign
OF education is suggested to teach the
public how to avoid infection. IL wonIG
secn, however, that experts ON ,uher
culosis are themselves in the toy as Ia
the origin Of consumption. Tho open
air cure hos beom found effective 10
many cases, and the notion that iuhala.
tion has Ia do with the apread OF the
plague 10 generally accepted Recently
Il London physician. DR.. ". +. Turner.
declared tint the entire medical worlI
ha9 been attacking roEtumption by a
false route. Ills theory, based upon
long experiments. is that the ilcsh oi
animals comnunicats the disease 10
man, but the primary seat Of the intec.
ton 10 in the plant oatcn by the animal,
as timothy and other graeses.
To eradicate tlic disenss in herds of
cattle found to infected would not die
pose OF the ease. New victims would
absorb the prison. Tho presence Of
tuberculosis in cattle has been proved,
yet there may bo room for doubt as To
its origin there.
At this stagC ~ scientific knowledge
the public could not be enlightened M
to means OF HbFolu,c prevention. But
tho gencral rules for The detection OF the
plague in its earliest stagea and methods
Of treatment should be widely disacm
mated with emphasis upon thpir i'm.
portaDcc. No community, however,
fortunately located, nan hope TO escape
exposure, whether tho primary eontCe
tor the individual is in tic family bio d,
\ III the air or in animal food
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
M."y n.m.d,r. For stains

Stains fr,n,u,k. r-.,u, bl,,d ma !,
| sweet oil: Suok ~ rnlI water for a few
min utcs, then rub nu .ouu md wusb
well in cold water:
Pitch, tar, wheel grease. machine oil.
Rub lard nr butier iutn the stuip md let
st md half IN hour, IN, n scrape off the
pitch or tar. W ,sh IN co,d w,tsr rub-
binv plenty rf oap on the stain.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

iou don't believe what YOU Il ont
under s,nndY ia ,ou under 'tand why
some COWS have horns and come arc
mule!Y
| don't thipK much Of dignity. My.
observation is TINT the more dignity q
man hns tie nearer dend he Ia.
the time when Il did not tnkc its hat
of and make n decent bow ,n a good
woman. ...
They will put you IN Jail for stetIinR
a mans mOney, hut ynu can ho an
average church member and steal a
mnn'p character.
There is more rclitinn III laughing
tbnn crying. II religion cOnsials oi
yinR. have the best boy ~ the world.
In n Georgia town number " girls
married mon io reform them now the
town g full ot little whippoor viii
widows ...
The back door Of church nnsh, to
be open once year, to give NIL who
have not lived up to its rules chance Ia
paes ont.
Tho bisgesi fool Dads cycs cvor
lookcd upon is tho womnu who stirs the
toddy Tor her huab nd. &C.. g.
When y.u lind y mnn 'lnt il IRA.
clnEs ut some Que thing, you viii lind
him pretty good Tor everything else.
rather like the expression ot that
good old woman who cried ou' "Oh
Lord. u you viii only save mo in this
world. ynu shnll ncrns hear sl9r las; oi
il IN the neat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
Pred ). ur,nE-n.

Ont community w1s shocked San lay
To learn ~ the death -! Mr.. F.edJ.
Ruiuken, one IL tile prominent citizen
of Limoile Y rllrY. 1t was not genc-aii,
known that he was sick ani lie new. -,
his risn'h was shock la h man,
| frirniI.
Mr.. Renken was born ~ Ol leiiburg.
Germapr, July 3, 1871. In the carly
sixties he smIgrn'ed "a .,aIi;nrni4,
where he live sever Il year. before
coming To Nevadl, II: settled 10 L..
moille valley, where he ma !t hls Lome
until he died.
MIR. Reinkrn Ind been ail ny about
we ~. hut WINS able to he around until
about two lays before hs death, which
occurred Saturday night. Vt no time
'hd he consider him sell seriously j.
Ind II, need u II physician. When ask
-d II ne wanted a physirin he replie,
IN" | am not sick cnuu.h Ia need a
doctor md will be all ri ht ~ the near
future He took Il turh Tor th" worse
however, and died cor. IL ply. iriap
could be summoned BHght. iii seise is
thought To be the cause II his death. d
Mr.. Rsinken wns one ~ the solid
citizens of thus county. He hal the
ro-pcct and esteem ~ all who Kuew him
io WAS honorable md upright in his
business transactions and WIS ii good
cItiz IN IN every sense of the word.
a widow, two sU1I and two daughters,
resiGing III this county, and brother
living III Ger many survlye him. They
have Tie sincere sympathy of large
circle IT friends III their bereavement
May the memory Of his upright, honor.
able lie comfort md con 'ple them III
their sorrow.
Tho renS'ns wee brought in this
Afternoon und the InIermeI. wi J be in
the |. o. D. +. 20 nstery. Tho funeral
will take pla u It ,:3i /, II. to ouprroS
from h,s late residence.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
= IA I."vin. Memory.
lCOMMUNICNTEDl

On ian ], 1907 u ne the sad intelli
gence nf the dea,lI u i".-ph A. Will
:hms III l's Anre -, Cillfirnia Jose
.Is ~. wiF t,r.i.iur kTO Oru, i,nh been in
poor health for the pi ist ~" years, niid
although all ,Kuew lc was not II well
man, ~" news Of his de nh came rs II
| ter rib.c shucx. lie had the best medical
aid AMI rurses procurahle III Lus
Angeles agd, although hr +, is -ssstd
wonderful courage auI the grca; es :
patience during his illness. hr snrcunIb.
ell To the claws ~ mat usn>T terrible und
'nrlrablc iii 'easr--f tuberculosis nf ilr.
'utrItrnes. Mr.. nrd Mrs. Trueti aud
dauI Ihter, Mrs. +. Can pbel', were with
hinI III his Ia t hour Oh earth. 20.
JJ+" was u young man ~ great intel-
MY, sterug qu L,rIes, and one wLo
ao'n Iianird 'he gre Al csi respect and love
of his numerous friends and acquaiuI-
nnces lie was ie OF the most knd
md drv1;c,i sons, a'4nust thought.3l
irfd loving bro'lIer, and. Que tu whom
every 'neusber Of the family looked Tor
counsel and advice - ,-,.
= Ie was born in iGlRa Co. Nevada, on
Aprh 3. 1853 Z" ' Was tho son OF Archi-
bald Williams, WHO departed this worl..
III Juue.lSj9 lie leaves mother, ami
stepfatlrer, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. S,evenp,
me brother, Il. G.. Williams, and fuur
sisters Mrs, w. Truetr, aud the Misses
Carrie, Edna, and Myrtle. Stevens. Ills
funeral WAS largely attended. 10y Nevada
and Ogden friends und by every member
Of the family. The, pnll bearers were all
Nevada friends, iLGImd!ng the sheriff Of
Elso Comfy. Beautiful floral pieces
were seut from Los Angeles, Elko and
Ogden. Rev. Carver, Of the Pre- shy.
;eriln Church OF 0! leu, OBLIGATED. The
.emHins,, we're inferred at the Mountau
View Ccme'er,, by the siIe II his sistef,
vino died sixteen. yCaFs ago.
Dear jose. ou've gone aud left u4.
From suffer ny you are free
Now you're with your Maker
And happy ns can be.
We miss on, dearest brother:
Ii seems 80 hard to bear,
Oa how your daring mo her,
Will miss our love and cRre
Remembering hoS you've suffered
T. think you're non. at rest.
And since it ia Gods wishes
Won Try to thlnS.its =. best.
Many friends will mourn Tor you
Aud many tears they'll shei,
When 'hcy hear tho message
That tells them on are dead ....,
Good bye Jose. we'll miss you
Ana lnnl for you to love
Rut we knoS YOU will be happy
With Hun vino reigns above.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
\ Olurne ~


Tnat III" tei rite hlizz ,rd winch la
NJ u day e ri II. ~ ut lr.lsi Que victim be.
emu" nov Tuesday morning, when
the mfr na,ini, cached / 'Eupah that !,
Einu n,ur lirndcrs ~ Ind succumbed
J." H." rx n-ur, resultant f'om nm at
tenIt {" cross I" Manhattan frcm 3
pp'ut ulmut u irlv.iive miles distant
in"u 'ha, pin"r.
Hen 'crsOn al .wo companions START
ed on Sunday afternoon tn walk Ia Man.
haitian. \. the time il was sno wing
rihir Il .rn win III was to come. When
sever Il nilrL i,,u lie star iug po.ut the
storm -" 'rlI ii il nish,. aud for several
hour the men struggled on, fighting
Il san.i the eirmr 80 III the hope that a
lIa"cr II 1t w"ri. be reached. B,fuTe
tI,HI j.n.. howe -, i!rDders IN became
on ,a'iit u nd wns unable to p ocecd
faf .nr. LIS - p,nnnI. who were
tIIa n al t. near.y grrn "ut with the
trn"p over the 'r-eri in rhc bndlnp
st"r =, we 4 M bic t" ren.Ier any
eiiI; ut usNsi.n c. and IN s;IorI time
their yo'n nj III whs dead. =. .'.
AZ "r m did suffering lie two men
reached y uhnN ~ Int" Monday night
aud f"IL II their "xporien ;rs, aud the
Ine We II ont To reuoyer the remains
~ tir lu Jrtnnht and bring them to
81 'nrat'.n.
iieu'iers II wag i man some Sliat nd.
vince IN yrars. md u uaiive of Canada,
whc.r his family esiies. IL IA | Oecn
in this sec ION oi ,liu 'r"'in,ry for 4cver u
fcHFa, hnvng nprrntcj III the G. ,ldi.ii,
T"nopnh mud Manhattan 80: ions
Tnnopah Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

committee appointed 10y the state
teachers Ib-Gciatinh which met recently
at keno appeared before the state board
OF education yesterday which is com
posed of Govarmor Sparks. Supi. Ring
and President S'ub5-, pf the university
Tho committee WIS composed OF
liOmaLZu Adams. md Miss Frances
Frey Of Reno and j V, Comerford, Of
Virginia City, aud Mr.. Ahims acted as
speaker for the boIy.
AT a conference held by the board and
committee the teachers presented a
plan for tho dist riGtIng Of rhe state into
either four or six divisions and having
deputy supcrinteuacnis appointed by
the state superinterIeT and board OF
education, to sue ICED the pr"aent county
officials who generally act as bO'h sup.
erintendeui aud district attorney The
OK Imina'I"us wOuE. be conducted by
these deputies but lie papers Of the
applicants grh Ie hy tho state superiu.
tendent
They al-n desired 10 members added
to tho present. at ate hoard Of education,
the members to he appointed from
among the teachers by the governor.
Owing to the facr That the number OF
children OF school age is increasing very
rapidly in the state, the committee pro.
posed TINT the per capital tax To in.
crens1d TO six sent, on the hun lrei
dollars.
The question ~ salary wns also con.
siiered and chances &C lint the gnveI n.
or will RECOMMEND IN his messtg that
there should he a general rns ug Of
salnries nnd ask The Legislature tn begin
The work toy increasing the amount paid
to tho superintendent Of public III.
struc'un.
The staio board ~ education and
teachers o; The state will IilSoly uI.i.r on
measure "a he presented NJ the rouiuu
session nf the Legislature looking to II
radical eli inIe in many phases of the
educational interests OF the state. Car.
san News .....
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

"E rnrnls ~ Chemistry" published hy
Gnnn md Company. nnh now hcing
III" ~ tho NcvHdl ullic achuuIs, anye
il" "iiichcat mines ~ modern timca VIVA
I'll" t'nm'iOck lode now worked out. "
The hnok should 10 thrown ont ~ the
fchnuls na tho statement IL M unmitigat.
cd lie, and tho Conaiock mince will hc
WORKING n hundred ycHtt hcrce. II sil.
yer occupied the position II ought ns u
money metal, Thousand men would be
working on the CONS, 0ck tohay instead
of the. three hundred now employed
The state board ot education should read
foh"'' books before they ndop, them,
and now should demand Tint tho liz
pnhliahnd III "EIomcots. %: Chemistry
h" eliminated aud The boogs thrown out
OF the scbools, - Enterprise.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

ri :bar Forest and Iame.' Watson, two
~ the most har laneI and iespe -atc
r,nvictg, escaped from tho Stats pTi5 IN
Thur 5,lGy aiterno III. They wore work
my III tho prison lnundry and dug their
way through n .Louo vau into the
guar L. QuUtrrs. Here one Of them
,dunu8d nm pvcrcu Il belonging to Lieu
tennnt Muller wiirh completely cor.
ccHl"l his cnnvirt Glo'hes. while the
o'mr put nn pair ~ trousers aud q
l0nI trock cott worn by Muller when he
dressed up. TEey then walked ont 0i
the font door ~ the quartcra into the
yard and on, Of the front entrance
When oil the prison grounds they walked
hriskiy towri Car Jnn, but had gone
hut II short disiannr when they were
ov"Itaken by rnm that had been Ia the
prison. Ihor wer" given pnrmis>iOn h.
ride nnh when near the Orphnns' Home
they lrfi tho wru ~ nih vt ir;rh toward
tmnatuwu.
Their absence wa discovered nt the
o'uock roll rnll aud Warden Cunsidiue
and guards wec" snnn an their tracks.
They were irarcd in (arEOn'H China.
town. whe'r they were recnpi urcd at
0.lj Thursday night.
IrorcsI nnd Wilson are regarded M
the mOst desperate urn IN tho prison.
I'hoy have ma ir two prcviune attempts
{" Nnnpn hnynr tnnnrllcd from the
dpngeon last TALL white hrlmR confined
illerc ior violn'inn ~ the prison rules
yenra from this comfy, aud Forest is a
lt'no nnn serving ten years fnr bur.
glary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
Ksrp up tiI- Good Work.

Yesterday CJnjta Oudorkirk and
Deputy Con It ible Grin began raid an
tho vag5, hop firnis and petty criminals
that mfes. the toan. The former ar
rested Il. JJr Ian who 4 J,e anme hi le I.
from the EIglcr O. III ID ,cemher md
sold them to Mr.. q .rcia, and Sherman
T.. Eicot,, n vaE, and tho latter pulled
Il. NJ. Van Ceve. hop hsn /, Tor hnr.
ng dope untenslls III his posss.,s Sinu
They alsO ran two other vdgs ont o.
town.
rlu accused men wore before Judge
Bruce the for,no N md nil were found
guilty. VIn Cievc was fine $50 or Ii
dnys in j ,il; Jordln wns hs 4esscd sl2O or
80 day' md Elrott s2i or l3 days. Jor
d IN aud Van Clc"e went to jill aud FL
soft paid hi4 tiuc.
The lSDEnESDEST h0?e' tho new oili.
ccrs will keep mp tho goJd wori aud ri !
the town " all vags and worthless crcut
ur,e that live of the shame ~ the Chi
nhtoSn wOmon Elir is no placo for
that kind " caiitc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
Sich"a. App"Ini"d s,ntr T"gImo.r.

Sich"'as App"int"d SUITE EngInr.r.
+. Il. Niihnlus. the well known local
engineer, superintendent ~ the Reno
Traction Company md prcCi len, of the
Riverside RniIroad ca npany. was az
pointed yesterday by Governor Sparks
TO the position ~ state engineer.
Henry Thur,ell. who has held the
position Tor The Inst low years, will re-
turn tn tho proirssorsup N the Uuivor-
eity oi Ncvadi. Thur,olI's leave ~
absence from tho college cuds in
August, and then il ,s ptobable Nicholus
will take up tho dutirs II nIlihe.
Nicholns wna cohDcclcd with the
Southern Pacific Company in Nevada
for long period. and ho lett the rail
road to take n plnco with the fleieh-
hacker interests in Reno. Nicholas was
notified of hiH appointment yesterday.
Thurtoll was formerly M instructor in
engineering in the Univer iiy Of Nevada.
Reno Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
rho Scw Ncrndn.

"l do not believe you would bo atre, ,ch.
ing tie fact II you would state that the
present population OF Nevada ia i25 000'
remarked Governor Sparks to News
representative Inst evening. "l'ho state
is going forward with leaps aud bouuda
these days aud wo muat keep our stcps
in harmony.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18

Tho ups and dosns Of political for
tune wore never better shown thnn IN
the state of Mr.. RoosCv"lI's miad within
month after he wns elected vice prcF-
idcnl IN 1900 tie felt that he I'm been
eircctunlly shclved by hia Political enc
mica Tor hc wrote to Mrs. l}cllauy S.or.
or IN this pathetic strnin.
"I only wish ,ou could go /" Paris.
nc!lamy wnnld hr u cnrh;me amGaGoa
dor. But. alns. am out ~ politics
nov! am P useless u iifth wheel as
has over been consiIin,ionnlly provided
for in any government with love to
Bcllamy,. over y0ufe.'
Yet month or two later he wns prcsi.
dent throug the uniimcly iaio OF McKiu.
ley,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
runch'- --latest Johr on Americans

Punch cracks II joke at the expense Of
Americans IN this weeks issue. He
shows an American t"nrlst on the sum.
NIT OF Fesuvius, with two English wo-
men in the back ground.
Great snakct!' soliloqu yes the
American, alt reminds me o. hell
MY dear, remarked ON. Of tho Eng
hsh women to her companion. "how
those Americans do trave!.-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
Garlic Nniinn

certainly smashed II hole 10 tho bar.
rooms oi KanRns. but Ballard'a !Io.c.
hound syrup has emnahcd all records no
euro Tor coughs, Ilr"nchiiia, Influenza
and all Pulmonary diacasca. T.. g. IL.
Horton, kansnn. writes: 81 have mover
found medicine bm would ourc n
cough 30 quickly M Iiallard's lIoro.
hound syrup have usod II for ycars-.
Sold by Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
Elko, Nevada, Friday. January Is 1907

imp"S ar"n the coming legislature
'l"' all ."nr .crs must be i'll kerIin: with
the new. NevalI I"--Carson N.ws.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-01-18
t.Ir

REISKES---ln bamoille valley January
~. 1907. Mr.. Fred j. Reinhon. n
native oi Oldenhurg, Germany, aged
6h years. O months End 9 days.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-05-30
Notice to Purchasers.

have been instructed by the owners
OF the speculation land to close up all
contracts within the next
years, or by Feb. l, 1909. All par
ties holding contracts for any OF said
ands will please take notice and COM
m%unicats with me in regard to these
matters at once as they must be closed
up by the expiration of the two years
herein specified. G. B. JUSTICE,
agent for the Heirs of B~ranson,
HoYt and Mclntire