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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

Roth the above mentioned medicines are
wholly made 10 from the glrceric extracts OF
native. medicinal roots. The processes en-,
pioycd In their manufacture were 9rlEinal
vim Dr Pierce. and they are carried on ~
skilled chemists and pharmacists Win ine
aid OF apparatus ana appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose. bOth
medicines are entirely free from ALCOHOL ana
nil other HARMFUL habit forming drugs,
nll list OF their ingredients Is printed on
each bOttlo-wrapDer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

Defective aues are up 70 their old
tricks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

Not much hard times on Broad
way.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

That our American Forests abound In
plants which possess the most valuable
medicinal virtues Is abundantly attcsted
by scores OF the most eminent medical
writers and teachers. Even the untu-
tOred Indians had discovered the useful
ness Of many native plants before the
advent OF the white race. This informa-
ton, impaired freely 10 tho whites, led
the latter 10 continue investigations until
to-day we have a rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

Not less marvellous. In the unparalleled
cures II IS constantly making Of woman's
many pecullaI affections weaknesses and
distressing dsFGDgements. Is Dr. Pierce's
FavoriteN Prescript0n,>a Is amply attestcd
BY thousands ofJspIoAcs ed testimonials con-
fured by Il Of cat arrhal- nclHI falnS. lalnlli
pcFl1ds, lrregulaIliles. prolaQsuS and olher
IisIlacenenls- causcT- by WeaknessA ULCER
alton Of uIerus and klndre1 ahSctiQns, Often
alter many other advertised medicines and
ply slcians had failed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

Or. Pierce believes that our American for
ests ahSsnd In most valuable medicinal roots
foA the c1n>.ct most obstinate and fatal dis
eases. II we,Nca4d properly investigate them;
and IL esAhfraafsn OF this conviction. he
poirSss/wlth pride~t he-RlmoSt- marxelnls
coyery,s wi lch -has prQYen- Itself 10 -he-lhe
tlQSt erlclcU1- SiQugach Ionlc-uxGL nXSQk-
9Llr. heari tonic md regulator, And -blood
cleanser knowr To medical Silence Dyspep-
sia. OF lndie,stl0n. torpid liver. functional
and even valvular and other affections OF
the heart yield to its curative action. The
reason tDhy IL cures these and many other
affections. Is clearly shown In little book
OF extracts from the standard medical works
which Is mailed free 10 any address by Dr. X.
V. Pierce. of Buffalo. n. Y. 10 all sending
request for the same.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

senator Hunter arrived from Eareun
this morning. lie will return Sunday
afternoon.
II. Morgan Hill is tired Of paying IN.
terest and taxes GA state Trad for the
benefit OF the public and proposes to here
after make trcspaGscrs pay II portion OF
the expense. See his notice else where.
Mayor Sehmitz appeared in court
yesterday morning and plead not guilty
to the indictments for extortion. Next
Monday was set for the trial. Abe
Rucf. tho mayors pard, was still in hid
ing Mt . O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
AbilI hRs been introduced into the leg
i~slaturo making the tax on slot machines
higher and prohibiting boys under Is
years OF ago from playing them. a
better way tu control this nuisance ID TO
abolish slot machines altogether.
Because Perry Evans. a teacher near
Motebo. Oklahoma, attempted to whip II
boy pupil no was set upon 10y q number
of boys and benton 90 badly TINT lie died
a few hours later, Tho boyt who com
mittcd the assault have been arrested.
Tho affair aroused intense indignation
in the nci1hbcrhood.
In retaliation for tho Nebraska icgit
la,ure passing n 2-con, fire bin, All Tho
railroads doing BUSINESS IN that state
have abolished MI classes Of reluccd
fares. II is their purpose to make the
2 cent rate tho only possible rate 10
apply on NcbraekH passenger farce.
Senator Oddic has introduced n bill
aimed Mt depotting and boycOttinR, both
OF which OWLS have been moro or lces
prevalent III the eoutliern mining cnmpa
Tho offences are maze punishable by SO.
vcro penalties. Tho bill ehould become
n law.
Potter !Iill, M old resident ~ Virginia
City, committed euicidc "Wednesday
afternoon 10y shooting himself though
the head with n revolver. Iic had
contemplated suicide for come time. III
health IL given M the cause u his
taking his lie.
George ". Glover Of Deadwood, South
Dakota, has demanded nn accounting
Tor and care Of hia mother, Mrs. Mary
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
The Stnts Library.

In reply to the cowardly attack OF
Secretary OF State Donglas upon Mr..
Davis. the Carson Appeal publishes the
tull teSt Of the communication Of the
supreme court Justices to the assembly
upon the conduct Of the state Library by
MIR. Douglas as cX-plfic,o state librarian
The communication in sigueI by all
three OF The judges and is a iii .niiied
statement OF their reas"ua for asking
Tor o change ia The management OF the
state librnry. They emphatically den,
That they are influen ed IN their acton
by any private or personal reasons
Their only plea ia that the library be
placed in the control OF a competent IL
brarian.
The Legislature should give the CON
municatIou Of the supreme court the
weight it deserves and place the library
under tho control OF n competent per-
SON.. The private interests ~ MI. Dong
las or any other person should not be
permitted to stand IN the way Of the
efficient management OF the library. He
may DO a magnificent success IN a fight
er, when old men are his opponents, but
as manager OF the state library he has
been a pitiful failure.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

District Attorney Caine left Tor Car.
son last night.
We have received another big batch Of
bill from Carson.
Judge Brown will leave for Ely to-
morrow morning Ia hold u short session
OF court.
Tho contract to 90 the county print
M from March 4, 1907, to Dccembe Der 81,
1905, has been let to the Wells Herald
Tor s22. so. per month.
Piteburg has one buth-tub for every
100 Of Its population. 1t ought to have
300 bath tubs to everyone Of it's pop
u~lntion.
Tho litty ninth congress- died n consti.
t%utional death shortly after ~ o'clock
yesterday. rho ship subsidy steal died
with it..
Mr.. Smith returned from Baltimore
last night. flo brings tho good news
that Mrs. Henderson il improving and
will soon be up and around.
a hcavy ain sct IN this forenoon and
continues Mt this writing. re tho rnin
continues much longer orr streets will
DO Davigable Tor good sized steamers.
The laws Of the State OF Indiana have
recently hecn amended 40 M 10 mako
every saloon an outlaw. That ia right,
for tho saloon is the cause uf Is To so
por cent " NIL crime.
Riverside, California, has no saloons.
though Il town Of over 1000 population.
Last wcUk u druggist who sold liquor
tonsed To 80 duys IN jail aud on tho
chain gang.
The Washoo county commissioners
have liked the tax rate for county pur
poses at Gj cents on the 500 II the
etRte ratio remains ut 10 conts. Washoe
county's tax rate will DO sl:iO IN
the 800.
Tho incronse OF 10 cents in tho Elko
town tax Ia said To 10 for tho benefit OF
bnO bbIbbNb' " 10 " NbNNu W Nv lik"e
direction aud II the amount raised IL
properly expended there should To u
marked improvement in tho stfocts n
year from now.
a dispatoh TO the Gazette saye mn Mt
tompt will 10 made TO lengthon the legis.
latiyo session Il sixty days atslO per day,
Tho present law liants tho session to if.
~ days Mt Is per day. IL tho steal gocs
through, those who vote Tor IL will brand
themselves ~ pctty thieves.
An agod and unknown man dropped
ldent nj tho Harding ranch near Reno
Sat urdsy morning. Tho man appeared
at tho ranch Friday night and asked Tor
u job. 10 was permitted to elccp IN the
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GROIN MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

MIR. Lyiton IL reported better today.
Tho population OF Gold fold IL cstima.
ted at 5000.
Mr.. RcinllBrt returned from San
Francisco Sunday night.
Allon Mcbride returned sunday night
from bio visit to San Francisco,
Tho commissioners inc thu morning
aud put III the dry attending to the
connty's butinrss. W.
There In twelve feet Of enow at
Meadow Lake, II having settled to
this depth from eighteen foot in %Jnnuary.
L'tat year mt this time thore was only II
foot oi sDow there Enter prise.
Tho commissioners ot Eamoralda
county hnwe fixed the tax rate for this
year at 1910 on tile 800. In fixing tho
ratc,,bc commissioners put tho state tax
ut 10 ceuts. tho same ns Inst year.
Tho democratic senators put the ri.
baah on the abip subsidy steal Saturday,
Tho bill had II rocky road in the house,
but finally passed by n barrow margin,
When II caruo up IN the senate Saturday
tho democrats began to iilibuster and
prevented tie passage. Tho bill died
tho doath Of the ungOdly.
lnscc,s are the strongest md swift.
'st " living thtnge, in proportion h
their size aud weight. Their flying,
running, Jumping, carrying aud killing
powers arc wonderful, when maRsufcd
by their own dimensions.
Carroll. the Fullon saloon keeper who
KILLED tho porter VI Lis aaloUn n icw
months ago, has boon tourd guilty o,
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shaw In tho Pc s.l..

Secretary Shaw paid a visit to tho
pie belt region of New England tho
past summer.
He stopped one night at a small,
country hotel. where the youthful
daughter Of the proprietor ofieiated
as waitress.
Seating himself at tho breakfast
table the next morning, Mr.. Shaw
asked:
Have you any breakfast food, young
lad2?"
The ingenious little vermontar
stared perplexedly st the secretary,
east her eyes With Significance over
tho well laden table, upon which was
spread tho usual assortment OF pre-.
serves, %jellies. pickles, Worcestershire
sauce, ham. eggs and bread. and STAN.
mered out:
Excuse me, sir, but what did you
want?"
why some breakfast food, please
repeated Secretary Shaw, politely.
The girl frowned, and then, with
sudden Illumination OF the dlstin.
guished guests meaning. replied
gllbly:
"oh, yes, sir; we have apple. pump.
kin, g~ooseberry. audi believe
squash pie!" And she hurried from
the roo.i to execute Secretary shaw's
order.
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hoy s.,..Arr..r
A Caliente dispatch Of the 9th says:

~
A Caliente dispatch OF the 9th says:
1t ia not only Oh tile battlefield tina,
individuals come 70 the trout, buI IL
the striking Incidents OF every day life
from the vast tield OF industrirlisnl TN,
by day arises some person, who by one
act Of heroism places his pame ON ,lip
honored let.
The ecent washout along the Sal,
Lake Route produced its hero III the
person OF Earl Conway. tho ~ Yrar Id
son Of u ranchman living sUine mii,s
below Caliente, When thu water, from
lite source high up III tile snuwclad lnlla,
brose loo4e aud swept uuwn the valley.
this small lad was walking du.n the
track hunting for squirrels. Overhead
the sky was clear aud hey on the mud
OF I recent rain there was no evidence
Of danger or storm But suddenly. Will,
an ominous rumble the water tn0iI a
nearby canyon broke through the : de
Of the bank and flowed IN d mu lie G.nl
torrent doSn he track.
In M instant The bo. res.''z | Ii,
danger FROM the CANYON III. i.nI, ims
blasts OF II whistle nhd u q moment a
fruit train, hS" "a at SriI1A in,E
came. into view. The bp, unk u a
sorled handkcrcb' - unl st ,ml ne m.hI,
deep in rnui "ni %e ar, Na.cd f;o.ti
cally.
loot, toot, came The n"sger'pe sianui
from the engineer aud the .In .in,n -.
yellow retrige rni,'r car came t, "a s,"p
The boy toid the danger and the o,-w,
walking ahead, found it impossible Il.
go further. That WIS the first trn,t.
delayed. Its vast tonnage Of fruit is
now moving to the far east, but the
crew in charge that day will never for
get the Conway boy rs they saw him on
the memorable holiday.
William Reid, is u night telegraph
operator far down in tiIe apyon II
was past midnight. The wires we're
down and connection broken enst and
west. Outti lie the water was rising
steadily and the lonely operator kept
going on TO in investigate. In the morn.
ing til, torrent was Mt its height.
Ii could he seen that damage was
sure to result and at 7 o'clock in in the
morning. utter an all right session, at
the key, and without breakfast, this
operator left his Office in the care OF the
dny man and walked to CaIiente, twenty
miles away. Tie took note q! every bad
brerk enroute and handed in II complete
report to the proper officials at C alien te.
Ii has already been told how the high.
est officials waited over The emit 70 dis.
trct, how construction gangs aid
officials worked night as well ae day Ia
repair the break and with what success
the JOB was ~completed; how over 100
passengers received every courtesy dur.
ing an antorced stay. These ara features
OF he good ]operarous of Il grea. rail.
road and in themselves would make II
story.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08

Trains will tie running on that part
Of the track completed Oh the Western
Pacific by August /. This statement
was given ont today at local Offices OF
the company. Almost COO men are al
work laying track, and the work has
progressed To a point 10 miles wost OF
this city, and ncar the Nevada line.
Raius have hiDdercd tho work con.
sidctably, and much trouble is expert.
cnccd in laying rails over soit and
muddy ground. With these difficulties
op an average OF tbrce-quartere Of n
milo arc laid cvory day. j. NJ. Fcrgu.
son, assistant engineer. ia in charge OF
the work and is pushiuR II with all pos.
slble e~pced.-~Salt Lake Telegram
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08

There Ii more Catarrh IN this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years wns supposed to be incnrable
For 4 great man. years doctors pro.
%nounced il a local disease and prescrib.
cd local remedies, md by constantly
failing to euro with local treatment, pro.
nounced it incurable.
Science bag proven catnrrh to DO a
constitutional disease, and therefore re.
quircs constitutional treatment. HALLS
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j,
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. is the only
constitutional clre OH tile market. II
is taken internally in dosea from 10
drops TO Il t~easpooniul. IL acts directly
OH tho blood and mucous surfaces OF
the systcm. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails 10 cure
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Ed CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold hy druggists. 10 ceute.
Take Halls Family Pulls Tor coDBtipatior
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08

Baker Glover Eddy. author OF eo-called
Christian Science, on the ground of sim
competence and ti'n' she il feeble mind
ed aud possessed If strarr" and irration-
al notions The suit is brought in
Concorh; New Ramrslire. the home Of
Mrs. Eddy. 1t see.Gs tn most OF us
Tint such "a snit soul properly have
been brought ia ~ courts D years n. o
Wednesday afternoon the state senate
found it II IInaDi.. la transact BUSINESS
on account II the absence Of several
senators. tho uoors we ~ cluaed and
the s~ergeaui.at. arms was ordered to
bring IN the absenices. de o re.
turneh with Senators Bell, CoryeiI.
Dousin , II unter, Macs aud Pyue. They
"are mra.4ued before the bar OF the
senate ant made excuses. Senator
Wilson moved ti-ii each be f;ned 800
Tor neglect 81 uu'I. the motion was
not seconnei anal the senators escaped
punishment.
\ CLrson disrn,ch says that mne hum
S'th u a. ClliZHur uikNe uOIlIlSu
the Az .mIiny boar That they are will.
Inr {" N.rN- lie st ate iIs railroad com.
n:is 'ionrrs. Sume Of these men are
ha:Hiug up their claims with petitions
and rria .ru ms fcon personal frauds. 1t
Is p,rdsung fG l-irn shat the bu ri has
'irtermtned To Iuru down all these place
huntcrs aud will Srt c. men su!:ed for
the iiusitinD without regard To any
iu~iln-nce that may be brought upon
them.
TCLy Patrusich OF Cedar Springs is
dying from the result OF a gunshot
wound which he received from a re-
volver in the hands Of a friend named
Taylor, who made u foolEardy attempt
TO shoot between two OF five men sit.
ting around a table at GJldteld Tues
day. Patrusich, when he saw the gun
pointed toward him and heard Taylor
say he would shoot between them, fell
backward and the bullet struck him in
the leg above the knee and followed the
limb to the body and pierced hIs abdo-
men, penetrating hts intestines twenty
three times and WAC lost in the stomach.
Tho wounded man cannot live.
Switzerland has a newspaper specially
for engaged couples. Agents all over
the country collect particulars concern
lng couples who have become engaged
to Dr married, and their names, address
es and particulars OF their social posi-
uon appear in this weekly journal
Every girl whose name is thus mention
ed receives the paper free for one year,
the subscribers to it beng chiefly trades
people, who send ad advertisements Of their
goods to those whose names are so pub
lished.
Judge S. K. Altman, of Boone county,
Indiana, has handed down a decision
declaring the saloon liquor traffic un-
lawful and incapable Of being legalized.
This decision u Judge Artman is based
on the decision OF the United States Su.
preme Court, rendered some years ago,
that no legislature can constitutioDally
legalize crime. The Judges decision
was given Feb. 18th, 1907, refusing the
city uf indianapolis the right to issue a
er state, uor county, nor city nor town
cnn license crime. This decIsion, which
is a somewhat long paper, declares in
effect that every saloon il IN OUTLAW
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
Saved Her SONS Life.

The happiest mother In the little town
of Ava, Mo-, is Mrs. S. Rupee, She
writes: -Onc .car ago my con was down
with such serious lung trouble that our
physician was unable to help him; when
by our druggists advice began giving
him DR.. Kings Now Discovery, and
1901 noticed Improvement. / kept this
treatment ~ for u few weeks when he
was perfectly we'll, lie has worked
steadily since Mt carpenter work. DR..
Kings New Discovery saved his life"
Guaranteed best cough and cold remedy
Elko Drug company. 5Dc nndSl.0G. Trial
bottle free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

WI J. Hooper, e1.assessor Of Eureka
county, is III town.
Mrs. William Tliaw testified IN her
sons behalf yesterday.
Mr.. Shirley has zone 10 Salt Lake.
Tic will square up HIS church aTnirs Tor
another year
Governor Sparks has approved the
governors mnneion bill aud the Car.
sOnitcs arc happy.
Another sturm has broken over tho
Salton sea aud the Southern Pacific
tracks are under water and waves wash
dgaiDet passenger iraiDe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08

barn, and about 8 o'clock in the morn
ing he came outside, threw his roll Of
blankets on the ground and sat on them.
a little later he was seen to fall TO the
ground and died before assistance could
reach him. lie was appasan,ly a Swiss.
A traction engine. built by the Buffalo
Fits Company. Buffalo, New York, is at
tho freight depot. 1t viii be taken to
the Drown Bros ranch on South Fork
and used to pull n monster disc pillow
through the ground. II 1t does the
work satisfactorily. it will remain their
prope iy, but il it does o Baker &
Hamilton will ship it to Sacramento.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-03-08
Cleaning a White Eur Bun.

have n robe which has been used
ms a rug and was very dirty, says a
writer In the Boston Globe. | suppose
You mean tho White ones with quilted
)inns. put mine right into the wash.
Z and put lots OF soap powder into
i water, also rubbed soap well into
the fur. II has come out looking love.
~. I forgot 10 say that | FIRST nut Il
on the line and beat II well. Wash
early in tho morning on o windy day
aud hang In the sun.
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manslaughter. Carroll be4. the porsel's
head to a pulp because he refused 10
clean the cuspidors one morning.

head to a pulp because he refused 10
clean the cuspldors u morning.
The Reno Gazette is outgrowinR lis
present quarters and will build a four
plant. In Saturdays issue. the Gazette
crows u good deal ubont ITS prosperity
aud the new quarters it will have be-
tore the close Of the year.
Marshal Grimnon arrived yesterday
morning and returned 10 Carson last
night with seven U. S. prisoners, churg.
ed with dieposmR OF whiskcy to Iudi-
ans. The men were htnicufI-d togetb.
ernn pairs WITH iIIe exception oi John
Ferrymnn, a Inuv over s've :. years Of
age. who did not wear the bracelets.
Sheriff Clark accompanied the marruai
and assseted him with the prisoners.
The game OF base ball ,estoI day he.
tween the high school boyr aud the
Rough and Ready nine vas won ny the
latter by a score of fourteen 10 eight.
Each team hus uow won n game aud
next Sunday they will play the rub.
The high school boys should pull than
selves together and walinp their oppon.
ents III the e game.
Il. s. Henderson is i'll from the Maggi-
Creek mining district, Eureka county.
He informs US that "a nine loot vein
carrying good values III copper, silver
and gold was struck last week at a
depth OF seventy feel on one Of the
claims OF the Little Marsh mining CON
pany, He ia considerably elated over
the strike md predicts that the district
will give coed account Of itself before
the Summe If over.
The compulsory education bill rs
passed by the Senate is the one pre-
pared by County Superintendent of
schools j. IL. Alderman Of Esmeralda
county. II requires public school
teachers to compare their registers every
two months with the census of the die
trict and To report all children between
the ages Of I and IA who are not IN
o>i.'''' Inv equity VI CITY tNIerlnten-
dent must have notices served upon the
parents or guar liuns Of children who
are not i'll schoul.
Early Sunday morning Constable Gu.
derkirk fouuJ Il valIse full OF clothing
under he platform Of the upper freight
depot. He mBde inquiries for the own.
Ter and today u passeD ger on Saturdays
stage claimed the valise and
contents. The man unloaded his valise
and other traps at the passenger depot
Saturday night and when he went for
them the valise was missing. He de.
scribed tho missing property to Con.
Ouderkirk and got 1t today.
Old Donald Mackintneb WIS i'll. The
minister WIS with him. He listened
with patience to the ~lntter'e exhorta-
mans, but at length put a question.
will there be whisky i'll heaven"
Certainly not" The minister replied. Il
am surprised tha, you should ask such a
question:" "Weci, sir. it's not thnt |
care for I myseP, but it locke weel on
the tablet