davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sg Ter plaa gum albiprinsen.

Die StuinoIuht battle mid In
ibrsn araGeu uno ih bate bsinnbe ben
,9lns gum Gbiprinseu' srrsidt, nls
mir asratbsn pnrbs, Or. Sings nsue
@uioGduua gu probirsn, uno i'd iduu
Iaacn, oab lis msin 2sbsn reitete. 9in'
6eruno trnt nna bsm @sbrau9 Der
erIien 6laiden Elm, unb nabbsm i'd ein
Rusenb osbraudt battle, mar ih Elm
eelunoer no slddlidsr WnHn." 10
ihreibt @sores Noore BON Grimes
lauo. R. G. vie Elm Rittel essen
Suiisn uHo GridtiunssH. oosr um
ibmerBhniis 2ungsn 5u bsilen uuo 2un'
asusui5dnouus Bu usrbitsn III bic nsis
@uttsduno srobnyiis, SOC Eno 81 90
lei .. z. Grbart, Gpoibstsr.
BrobsfIn'ds irei.
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9lnfacbo6ener Sontraft.
WoIbinpton, .. g., q. fSebr

Gem Syinoc 6. 9Imes, oem Sobne
oes Gbicaaoer 3oaCinnebmers 5. s.
9lmeS. NOR Dor eiuiger 3eit oort
Sriegsoeportement Der 8ontroft 5ur
2ieferuha bon $4,000 Raar SegeI.
tid,s8amaihen fiir's Seer iiberiro'
aen noroen. glmes iano aber Gah'
trdalih aus, Dab CT oieie 3um per
einbarten @reiie nid)t Iieiern reip
beidaiien forrte uro eriuhte um
9lufhebung oes aontraft5. IA mr.
iein Batter Elm einiluBreider 4oIiti.
fer uno S6utIin1 Der beioen iIIinoi.
Ter gunOes Senntoren Guaom nm
Sopfins lit. luuoe ieinem @eiude
prompt 5olse segeber uno Der Son.
trait eeitern einem anoeren 6uge.
iproben.
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Sirnaeipinit bes gclben SUurnalis'
fnus.
9aelu yorf. 27. GSebr.

Stern yorf, II. 6eor.
Der 9rofeiior Sofupei 3afabnibi,
einer Der .lieben~ iopaniihen 8rofei.
loren, 0eren 9lniibten uno 9leuBerlln.
gen iiber offentIid)e 2lngelegen6elten
man in S5apan oieI @ertb 6einiBt,
trai, nob0em er ben SiiOpeiten uno
Suoen 0es 2anoes ShlOien baIber
bereiit, bier ein Gr mill iib ein1ge
Oionate bier aufbaIten unO 8ortrage
iiber S5opou balten. gaah Ser Riid.
'febr in ieine Seimotb miro er oiele
bereiien uno in 5u baltenoen 8ortro'
gen g(uifl1rltng iiber 9Imerifn geben.
SSn einem S5nterpiau Ipriht er lih
ii6er einen ehpaigen 3rieg 5luiihen
Sen bei0en 90noern foI9euoermaBen
aus; sd babe seiunoen. oaB Ole
9lmerifaner I'M gIQgemeinen frieolie'
benn Iin0. SD bin felt Oouon iiber'
5eugt. oaB es ME 5u einen &riege
sluiIfen 9lmerifa uno Sapan font
men miro Die bei0eu Gotionen ton.
nen es niht pogen, lid in einen
Rrieg ein5uIoiien, neil er iiir beiOe
Sheile nohtbeilig tpGre. 1Sh babe
ierner ermitteIt, 0oB uur in 9imerifo
bon einen iolden ariege geiprohen
mirS. in Sapon bort man nidts ou.
BON. Die 8ebiloeten in oieiem 2anOe
fino SEN S5apanern freunoIid) 9eijnilt,
nur oie Gtrolde oeruriohen Die 9IuS.
idlreitunger gegen meine 2anoSIeute.
gl6er mir iceen ein un6c8ren6tes Der.
trouen in 9r1iioert 9fooiepeIt's @eis.
belt uno 6rieOensIiebe Sn 9e3ug
auf sic 6abrt 0cs amerifoniihen
Observation-Disclosures fam id nnr
iaaen. Dab man oicie bel unS nidt
ais einen SSapon fein6liden g(ft be.
trodtet. Die 8eridte BON 2;nem
mogliden 31tinn1menitob ser omeri'
faniiden uno Ser iapnniihen 6Iotte
iino Elm Sirngeipiuit oes seIbeu
SournnIismus.f
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Epfrr eincs ',rrluabus.
9ru3il, Ssya., 26. GSebr.

~A0tNF A1N+sf -~s ON~-'
@dt oem @ebet Ser 9lnh1ngcr Scr
nG6riitlihen Seils-@iiienid,nit
rSS5eius lit mein 2ebeu" auf Den 2i2.
pen, itorb Der 10sj0brige Sobn pon
6. g. 9aImer, nad0em er 5lpei $50.
den an Der 2ungenent5iin0ung frant
gelegen. obne irgen0 lpelden dr3t.
Iihen 9eiitauo 81 erbaIten. Gies
lit ibon oas 5lpeite aino Oes @dlmer.
iben Gbepoares. meIdes inter ioI.
den llmitdnoen gcitorben it,
Ger Coroner 1ilnon belt einen
SSnqueit miO ole @eidpuorenen gabcu
einen g9nbripruh ob. tpeIder Die 81
tern tooelt uno sen Gountpanspnlt er'
iuht. ole 5ohe meiter 5u uerfolgeu
urto Shriite 3u tbun. nm dbnlidp.
8orfomnniiie fiinitig 5u oerbinoern
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Bern.
@Iau5cnOer San.
Qinrn 27 4

2imn. q. 5ebr
8u ebreu 6es Ofii5ierforps Oes
omerilomi6en ShlodtidiiigeidnUa.
bcr5 iouo geitern abeno Elm bonn
.Roiional Glub+ orrdngirier Set.
baa itlti Iieer mar cine gIon5enoc
giioue Gs maren IT, u. nnpeieno
Der Rrditoeni Der Nepublif Bern.
Qor0o Ddiglieoer oes 0abinetts
sic amerifaniid)eu 9lomir0Ie uno
cine qroBe au3abl anoerer 0fiijiere
bes @eidpuooers. Der omerifaniihc
@eian6ie in Bcru. 9eslie Combs
onoere Bertreter oes 9luslon6es
un0 0ie geonien Der omeriinniiheu
@eian0tifloit
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geaina SrI6limorS.

Ct Qcier3bura 27 6ebr.
Tus g8la6nuoItof 1T sic Nndl.
rihi cinaciroiicu ooB 0ori ser aapi.
tan @lic5en Der aomuau0aur 0c3
uiilidcu GrelBers .Astolo" SeIbil.
moro bcginl. @Iie3cn iolliC biuacu
0ur}em bon cirem arieasacridt pro.
5ciiirt mT0eu neil CT ais 0aicr.
Aomuanooui tei Scr llRicrcrilduna
Ser Ueuicrei ser Ntotroicu inn Otto.
her b. g, nidt lcnua Gneraie 9c5ci9t.
rcip. oicicldc midst uer5in0ert Bate
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1Irt6eil beitdtiat.

9tuItin. 3eras, 26. 6ebr.
: Tos Sbergerid)t non Seras beit6.
tiate beute 0as llrtbeil oes urteren
i'm 6olle Der @aters-Gierce
Oil 60. Die lpegen llebertretung oes
gtutt.Eruitgeieees nm ST.
gebiiBt murOe.
Die @eiellitait miro an ons Sber.
9um0esgeriht oppeQlren.
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Gcmcr.
e. PnnI. Nlinn.- 27. Rebr

ct. BauI, Dtinn, 27 ,Sebr.
Die Srtihait Gpol in Ioro. .Iafo.a
1T nad bier eingetroiienen Rittbei.
Iunaen ourf 5euer uob3u 3eritort
noy0en. Ger gerIuit MIRO aui $50.
900 geihiBt.
GbattanooQa, Gem. rs. 5ebr.
Cine ,5eiersbriiuit 5eritorte beiite
ons oieitodlae @ebau0e Der 8bisfep-
@roBbanoler 8onooIpb Roie & 60.
Ger Sha0m betrdgt $4,000, Dem
cine gerilderuns ron $4,000 9egen.
iiberiiebt.
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9uppclm0rScr.
GIepeIon0. 8. u. 6cbr.


Son roieuocr Giieriudt ergriiie1,
tootete beute ser 53idbrige, pon i'i'
rer 5rnu gctrennt lebenoe guOreas
9alinap8fp 0ieic un0 oen bel iby
mohnenoen 9lrbeitcr S5acob Shmel
Ser. Der 0loroer iliihtete Damn un0
entfom. tros6em i'm cine IPeuJ.
2eute ueriolgte.
GlcoelonO. g., 26. ,5ebr.
2oIino5fi nuroe ipoter oerbafiet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-28

Denocr. Colo, q. fSebr.

0enoer Colo, q. 6ebr.
Inter bod)it einorudsuoIlen 3ere.
monieu uno inter Ebeilnobme Der
aon5en totboIiid1en @eiitIidfeit Der
Gtoot uno llmqeoeno fonoen hettts
Die geiietunasieierIihfeiten fir ben
ernorrtten 6rau5istaner.B Batter SEQ
Seinridls itatt. gtodl geenoiguna
oerieIben tuIr0e oie 9eihe uaf Dem
9abnbof ser gurIington 9nbu ge.
brad,t. Inn rah Gaterion. q. s..
beioroert, reip. bort bei9eiest 5u
iper0eH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-28
Gin wi6tigrs neues lO|tge(cb.

Der 6eneral poItmeiiter erlieR fiir,Iid1
Ole Orcer, CAP III 3ufunIt tdoIid1e 5eitunoen
an ioldhe GeIer tpeIdpe 5 ,lIcnat e riicfItdr-
Gig finc, pon Ser SeIoreeruno ourd, Ole Poit
ausoeid,Ieiien Inc. lpod,enbl1tter, oeren
Geier Elm y al hr riidit1ncio Iinc, tperoen
ebenfalls pom Ser SeiGreeruno ausoeId1loIien.
Gin Herausoeber, tpeld,er oeoen cieIes PoIt-
eeiet peritSet, bat 500 Gas erite 1lIal uno
$500 Gas itpeite ,lIal Stroie III iahlen, rpdh-
reno beim critten HAL Iein Slatt pom Ger Be-
iSrceruno oani ausoeidIoien miro.
gsir Iub aliO pis nubsrs 3sunasu ,s in bic Gage
oss sine GuJ0b 9eisr BON ben 2ien freiden 81 mrfn
biebn nitt Hnerbalb Der nod usrbeibsnoeH drt -
l. Nprti 1908 - besaheu
"a plsR 2siern inbraue @reOi eessbu, 70
iegt ooB f nidi I'M Sbs oim. Ouosrn ooqbs'
Sobln uuo Elm Sahr i'm 8Ornus, m6glih
GnIiebe pism III in 3 vi d nno Ihon inner i'm
Sarge gemsIen uno bat m bort OorSugh bsnGbr @s hdne
jeoot ndt uns at oh mir enen 9eIer nreten mUuGn
ootr uid ionon 9eiee. bas cine Straie BON l00500
9Olms nr rmesbuue bsislbeh potfsb Der BoinpetOr
uirb bic Bidder siuus mip5u uno iomit
ssb es !ein SsrtsImlfu
2llIo ienee. Cure Subicriptionsbetrdoe
oleid, eilt, partet nid1t bis sum |. April, Ga
e. ionIt paiIiren fann, oai, cine rummer
ndlt oeIauct miro. oeoer, Ser perausbefahlt,
erhaIt cine id1one Prdn'ie.
Sir ,glOrOlttrn" "=AT'n.
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er,ueiternns S,s SOrts sberiSnn.

@nTbiuaton. .. G.. q. 5ebr.
Ter Serotor gulom reihte i'm
Senat cine 8orIage Elm. melhe 0en
gnfalri BON 5ebn @der 3onO sur
Gupeiteritng 6es Sort Sberiom bel
Gbicaao 5ulngreiie bon $36.7 700 Der.
flgt. Dos qnnb aren5t an Die Sdieb-
ft1nbe 6es Sorts rn6 1T fir QBob-
nunassmcde niht Derpenobar.
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Ims Der @nnSes6auptitaot.
@oibingtou, 26. G5ebr

9out 0em ioebeu oeroiientlihten
W1onatsberiht ocs ginnenIteuerom-
te5 betrltgen Die 8eiammtcinnahmel
m1breu0 0es @}onots Snnuar 1908
$19742.0 .006. cine @bn0bue bon
$967013 i'm 9ergleid nit Dem 25o.
uuar oes goriobres. Vie 2lbnaIlrte
pertbeilt lid nie foIgt: @ebronnte
Spirituoien $479.533; Eobnf S445,
S29; gegobrene @etrdnfe, So, $50.
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3uinmmenitOf.
g2erp gof 27 iyc5r.

ssniolge 3uianmenitoBes 3iDeicr
Tr1d7iiqe Der 9ieu 9orf glen Sa.
BEN uno Sartforo Giienb1bn &c. Ser
Stotion Barton pur0e Elm gremiar
aeto6tet un6 eiu Seijer idpper per
lest Ter aonoufteur 0es elmer
9uaes miro Uerulibt ur6 llau6i
man, oab er seiludtet it, neil er
Surh ialihe 5ienaiiiirung Den 3E.
IonEnsnftck rerurioht batie.
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GnhlanO.
Der aaii,r nnS Ole 0uma.
e. Qelers bnrd. "a. sd

SI' PtIIIsUlV1, Il Ut0t.
Der Soiier 9}ifolaus cnpiinl
beute I'M Sdloiie 5u IiarAoe.ScIo
500 glitqIieaer Ser 0una. GSu lei.
ncr 9Iuiprade on oicieIben Ic1te DER
Wouarh beionOeres Gelpidlt ani 81,
9lunnbme oer@orlagcn ppeds goiuua
Der midtigeu neutrality-suspicious. M
gHcrtenuunQ Scr Jfedte ser SaH0be'
iiter.
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N6aeIehnt.
9nbanp. q. g.. 81 5cbr.

9rIbnnp. q. g., 27. 5ebr.
9}it 10 gegen 30 5timmcn Iebnr,
Der Senat Der Stootsgeiesgebuul
beute 5um ypeiten glale Die GnlpfcJ.
hing Oes gouperneurs Suabes, ocr
Superiutenoenteu 6es geriiherlmg5.
departments. Stto aeIieD, ob5a.
ieben, ab.
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sOrt @,nu wirO RemOnt, statiOn

7og 40 D2eiIen iueitIih bon bier
ou, 6anooian 5luiie aelegere Sort
Rero III beute als g1ilitarpoiten
sinoe1onaen. Seine @nrnIion. bos
? Battalion oes 10. 5ninnterie.Rs.
ailments, uuyoe nod Sort ReSten8ie
Seriest 1ort Reno Diro in cine
Rerncnte citation un1oapanoeit
mernen
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men: Ebeo. Y. Burton. Boriibenoer,
Senotor 5roneis O. Reulanos, Se.
nator @iaiam @arner oon Miiiouri.
Sobn $. 8nnFbeoo. 9rigaoegenernl
sleranOer Roc9en5ie. u. 5. 4Re@ee.
8. s. gtemeu, Giiioro 9irhot unS
Serbert 9nor Smith.
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auuubu.
WerioIinnasmiOrio.
Gtta1po, Ont, q. Gebr

Gttmpo, Ont, q. Gebr.
Der Suiti5miniiter gIpIesUorib
snpfina beute ieIeqrobbiib Die W2i.'
tbeIlung, bob oas O6ergeriht Der
gropin5 gritiIdStolumbia einitim.
mia Die gerufung Der Brooin5ioI'
Reaieruna gegen bic gntiheioung
bes 2lppeneerihts obfpies, peIte
bos iogenonnte ..Ratd" Firiuanoe.
rurssseiss. ioipeit es SopaHer BE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-28

trifff. fir perfoiiuuesipiorig uno
oeiieu 9lnndbme ourh Die 8eietse.
buug ols cine lleberihreitung Der
oieIer eeuabrten Rehte erfIart.
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gtiddits : ROtiStH.

~ TT. 3. ". &. Braottet6
SpeIial.Nr5t fur augs Gbr, Naie unO
aeble. anpoRsn uHo Yieien Uou Nugen'
qdiern. Barron 0jebdnoe. Ode 8. un0
I}ain StrnBe. lap,lD
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-28

tB- ggsr Gjsloet So ullBlaru BiHieu leis
bsn moftc, sineu berldbliheu Ratbgeber iiir
Tesbs duo Mortgages brauht, pber 8elb
am CUTE Siherheii ousleiben win, DeHos
F,b an ge. Z. 6ittih, aber Der TeutIbs
lretiinniihsn Hani an Beorl ctr sl291S
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"a 5aprer .nunegeben babe 5eruer
babe Baul ieinen Sdppnger in
gotbpebr eritoiicu mt0 Die @rbe.
bung scr 9Iufluge iei cin 9lft Scr Ha.
de ieiteus Ser 6omi,ie bon Gop )
5rau.
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GcntidlIanS lupal.

@aris. 26. Sebr
gs miro bier onuiih onaesiiHoia.
baB aud 2eutid)lag0 uno Spanien
5i ocm GarlehaH poH 100000. oas
Die ganf nou D2aroffo 9lboel g5i|
gaudbrte. britruaea Gs miro 6ies
ais Elm peiterer 9Gucis Oafiir auiqe.
faBt. 6nb 1eutid)lauO in Der 02a
rotfofra9e lopaI acgen Jrantreif
uno Spanier ban6elt.
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GGucmGrt.
gagemeincs StimmredDi bci @emsiu
OeiunhlCn.

aopcHbogcr, 27 6ebr
Ter ,2ouo5tbtua" uahn beute nit
80 geQen % Stimmen Die 9orlo1t
bctreiis angemeineu Stiumredts bel
O @enein0elpahIcn on.
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ny q. e. SangnteE, SeriideruHas'
dgcut; 9nrgihaits' UesrSthsrbeits-B Bombs.
32S Eenr StrnRe
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1@r @spsu @spdd unO Bussn tsls'
phonireu sic RO. t79, @atetuap
Gitp Transfer 60.
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Die ,,tIercitern"-5
gen haben ole 6eiebicbte
BON Ga Groiie nicPt MUIR
mttiePreiben Ienoern NIT
mtacben Pelfen.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
Food and Air.

Food sense is still hampered with
fads, but. 1t is becoming a science and
a custom. No qualified authority is
ready to say that meat diet can with
the best results bH abandoned. What
the qualified men do say is that far
less heterogeneous food than is usually
consumed in America suffices for nu-
triton and is better for general
health, showing it's benefit in longev-
lty. Science will not say that slow
and thorough mastication will stop
disease or perfect digestion, bat 1t is
peremptory ID advising a mastication
as thorough as the proper appetite for
food permits. Too much holding of
food in the mouth may cause dislike
or Indifference, and the proper d.
gestive action depends upon enjoy.
ment. Human unings can live long
time in bad atmospheric conditions,
but we know positively that oxygena.
ton Of the bleed is indispensable, and
that fresh air is remedial agent of
more potency than ten years ago we
faDcied.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
No Apology.

What is IT. about thia Panama
canal2" asked the man who had been
asleep for the last ten minutes, as the
car rolled on.
What do you mean?' queried the
person addressed.
What is 1t and where 10 it?'
"Why, It's a ship canal to connect
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans"
els that straight"
"Of course 1t is"
enc subway about IT."
mot ut ALL"
"Um! / boxed the old woman's
ears this morning for telling me just
what you have"
"Then you owe her an apology"
"Oh, there's none necessary. Within
a week she'll be telling me that q sub.
way and a submarine are two diff.
ferent things, and I'll have to cuff her
again"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Cntarrh
Cure. +. j. CHENEY & CO.., Toledo, o.
We the Undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactio MS and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, kTNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternalIy, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27

L have afirst-class shoe maker to work
for me and we are prepared to do all
work on quick time that is given us. 1
still handle the celebrated w. L.
Douglas and other good lines of shoes
for both men and women. When in
need of anthing in the shoe line call and
see me. I sold over 40 dozen pair of
shoes i'll the last year, which is proof
that my goods are all right.
A. L. MAUK, The Shoe Man.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
Il Can't Be Beat.

The Best of all teachers is ex-
perience. &. VI. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: 81 find Elec-
trio Bitters does all that's claimed
for it. For Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles it can't be beat. l
have tried 1t and find it q most ex-
cellent medicine" Mr.. Harden is
right; it's the best of all medicines al
SO for weakness, lame back, and all
rnn down conditions. Best too for
chills and malaria. Sold under
guarantee at Elko Drug Store. soc.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
Your Liver.

Is out of order. You 60 to bed in a
bad humor and get up with a bad
taste in your mouth. You want
something to stimulate your liver.
Just try Herbine, the liver regulator.
A positive cure for Constipation, Dys-
pepsi9 and all liver complaints.
Mrs. F.. FIT. Worth, Texas. writes:
"Have used Herbine in my family
for years. Everybody in my house
hold are happy and well, and we
owe 1T to Herbine Sold by Elko
Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27

had been fishing and lost his way and
finally found himself at Battle Noun
tain. Passing the church, he saw the
door was open and being tired went in,
locked the door and laid down behind
the organ md went to sleep He gave
his name as William Adams and said
that he lived at Winnemucca.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
Petition For Terminal Races

Petition For Terminal Races
The Nevada railroa q commission yes
terday sent its petition to the Interstate
commerce commission asking that full
terminal rates be made at Reno Win
nemucca and Elko. Nevada, The COM
mission asks that, terminal rates be
established at all these places, hoping to
get material reduction to some one of
them through the Interstate commerce
commission.
The petition is a long one and sets
forth the unjust discrimination against
the shippers of Nevada by the railroad.
Particularly the fact of the back haul
charge on freight from the east, show
ing how freight from eastern points is
charged much highe rate than freight
from the same point bound for Sacra-
mento The petition was written by
Chairman Bartine and sets forth the
case in his succinct, concise style. Per-
haps the most striking paragraph in the
petition and forming q part of the
original communication to the South
ern Pacific road here, is as follows:
1T is the best judgment of this COM
mission that your rates to the coast
terminals are fairly remunerative
despite the alleged water competitor.
If this Judgment is sound it follows
inexorably that your rates to Reno are
high. The commission can see no Just
reason why freight charges to Reno
should be higher than to Sacramento,
one hundred andfifty-four miles further,
on the same line, over an extraordinarily
heavy and expensive grade, and with
water competition at Sacramento a
comparatively trivial factor. But as
this water competition, however small
or even mythical it may be in many
cases, seems to have affected the judg-
ment and decisions of the Interstate
commerce commission we will not re-
quest your companies to accord full
terminal rates for Reno. The commits
sion does, however, request most
earnestly and with firm conviction of
the justice of the request, that you
make the following reductions.
First, on carload lots from Colorado
points, Missouri river points and all
points east to Reno, twenty-five (25) per
cent of the present commodity rates.
Second, on less than carload lots,
twenty coy per cent of the present com
modify rates for the same points.
Third, in all cases where the present
back haul charge is less than thirty (3O)
cents, reduce to actual terminal existing
rates.
Fourth, in all class rates now in
effect, reduce fifty (5O) per cent of the
present back haul charge.
i"The proposed reductions seem to the
commission to be moderate, conserva-
tive and reasonable, leaving to your
companies aigood margin Of profit and
at the same time comforting upon the
people Of Reno and the territory
naturally tributary thereto u very sub
stantial benefit which must, in the near
future, be shared by your companies in
the largely increased local traffic which
will result.
1t is hoped that your companies will
take the same view and make those
concessions which seem to be in line
with the principles of common justice
between community and community
patronizing your roads. Carson News.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-27
NOTICE

All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call ut the Henderson Bank
and settle their accounts. All my ac-
counts are at the bank.
w. N. HARRAH,
Paso Robes, Cal, March 1. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-18
20. u.v- cnosen.-

,~,a nAve cnoseu.-
THINK you very much" faitered
Dallas.
There was an awkward pause; then
she snid
You came In here to write some
thing. I'm afraid we are OBTAINING
you. You must he busy with your
tight aganst the Borough bill. You
are quite determined to continue It TO
the eiid?''
ITO the bitter end he answered
miserably. Even though that end
can hold nothing but bitterness for
me-"
The set anguish In his fsce moved
Dallas more than she dared confess
even to hcrclf.
Il nm sorry she said softly.
'.it Is the course I have chosen" he
answered. with shrug. "and II II
leads TO eternal darkness instead OF
the sunlight expected must follow
II none the less
THAT Is sheer obstinacy." she cried,
battling against her own hearts pas
sionate plea. You have laid out .
plan TO ruin Mr.. Gibbs. to deprive
Perry and me OF my own fortune.
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-18

,sere 20 ne amy danger she nus;nv
he there. can't have
Il viii he on haud TO help her II
there is Gibbs answered him.
Him" gruntcd Horrigan In some
what uncom;,limentary doubt.
u Will. too spoke mp Perry.
Horrigan nodded approval.
"Yomli be all right then" said he
"And now
"You spoke of the police being IN the
aldermanic chamber" said Dallas.
what for?"
ITO check snv trouble the gallery
may make" answered HOrrigan. This
man Bennett's stirred the people up
with a lot OF his anarchistic reform
ideas TN they're crazy. Some ones
liable to get broken skull. and then
Bennett will have himself to thank.
Maybe when the police have ham
mered little sense into folks Aeada
with their nightsticks. the victims will
begin to understand Just what sort OF
man Alwyu Bennett Is. Remember
now. Gibbs. and you. too. young Vain.
wright. II there's any sign Of q row
bring Miss Wainwright back here at
once
''Aii right" agreed Perry. little rue
ful at the prospect OF missing \ free
fight. Let's go In there now. I've
never been TO an aldermen's meeting
before. but | ran up against n car
strike riot once. so I guess I'm on to
most of the subtle rules of elegance
shat govern such shows. Come on.
ppoDle n yo,,'re coming"
Your niece Is thoroughbred" re-
pcated HorriGan. with rare approba-
ton as the auteroom door closed be-
hind Dallas and her two escorts. so
she's to MARRY Gibbs. Is she? I'm
sorry for them both
"whyT' asked Wainwright sharply.
Because 1t won't take her year to
And out that he's n yellow cur And
when she does she'll either kick him
out or lead him around on chain
Now. the fellow girl Of that sort
ought to have married Is Bennett
He's an obstinate fool. but he's q man.
I thought you said once he was stuck
ON her"
He was. He still Is"
And she took Gibbs lnstead?" cried
t1OVTixUus . WOViu VI iiStcuu'tv III uiS
rough voice Women are queer lot!
why'd she shake Bennett. II 1t Is 4
fair question:
II let her see Gibbs was heroic
martyr" said Wainwright. with quiet
Significance. ''and that Bennett was
"Oh. see." chuckled Horrigan.
still. there might he something made
out OF Bennett's love for he's even yet"
what do you mean?
I'm not quite sure. III have to-
think 1t over"
..Roberts has come" exclaimed Will
Iianis. entering from the corridor.
Hes asking for you, Shall! bring
him In here:''
Yes" replied Horrigan by .the
way" he added To Wainwright as VII
llnms departed. I'll have to ask you
to clear out for a few minutes. I've
got to see Roberts alone. Now for the
tussIe tlat'il decide the whole tight!
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