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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23
NOTICE

AS I will leave Elko the first of
September. all persons indebted
to me will please caIl and settle
their accounts.
Dr.. J. r. Ely.
Elko. Nevada, August 8, 1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23

Superiority Of Inc Right Ear.
Pesjlc as a rs'c. hear be1:er with
The right than Wtth left ear.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23
TABLOID INFORMATION.

Window glass was first used in
modern times in 1857.
The Transvaal produces one-third
OF the worlds supply of gold.
There are. in different parts of the
world. altogether about zoo active
volcanoes.
Australia is 25 times as large as the
United Kingdom.
The worlds coal mines yield 400.
100000 tons of coal every year.
Mount Everest. in Tibet, is nearly
six miles high. 1t is the highest noun.
tain in the world
: The average age at which women
marry In England Is 231s years.
Hcrrings form the greatest harvest
OF the ocean More herrings are eat
en- than any other fish.
pinch OF borax stirred into fresh
milk will keep it for some time. and
also prevent the cream turning sour.
Nearly twOthirds OF the crime in
London is perpetuated between Q u. m
on Saturdays and a. III. on Mondays
Ihere are several places In London
where preachers can buy sermons
printed. They cover all subjects and
can be had for every season.
The craving for tobacco is decreas.
ed after n smoker has climbed to
great height. Smoking under such cir.
cumstanccs is found to be somewhat
laborious.
Guessed Il.
Eloise is the particular ray OF sun
shine In n happy South end home
and OF late she has been much inter
eSted I'm cOnundrums. Recently Eloiso
was permitted by her mamma to take
n trip all by herself to her papa's Of
hce. and she stepped through the door
with eyes shining In anticipation of
the surprise she was about to give her
daddy.
We'll. WE'LL" exclaimed her dad.
dy's business partner.
Hole I'm the ground with "
It," replied I'oise promptly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23
TO THE PUBLIC

Having purchased M. f. Reed
draying business, am prepared to
do all work in that line on short
notice. AS / intend to conduct the
business in manner to win the
confidence Of the public, respect
fully solicit a share Of the public
patronage.
w. N. Harrah
Elko, Nevada, April II, 1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23
Reasonably so,

Reasonably so.
"Is hc what you would call a steady
MANI"
"Tolsrably steady, for person In
his line Of work"
What docs no dor"
"lIe walks wire In vaudeville"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23

IN l1E Dlo XIII COURI OF
THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF ELKO.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF JOHN BOURNE,
DECEASED.
NOTICE OF PRO BATE OF
WILL.
Eliza McNeill havi rg filed in
this court her petition for the
probate of the will of John
BOURNE. deceased. and for the
fssuance to her of letters tesla
,Hentary in the matter of said
Hstate, Monday the 2lst day of
August, 1911, at 10 o'clock A. M.
of said day. and the court room
Of said court, at the court house
in the Town of Elko. County of
EIko, and State If Nevada, are
hereby designated as the time and
place for proving the will Of John
Bourne, deceased, and for hearing
the application Of saidsEIiza Mcneil
for the issuance to her of letters
testamentary thereon.
Fred G.. Voight
(SeaD Clerk.
August eth. 1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-08-23

Window glass was first used In
modern times in 1857.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

TA' r-~r~- -sTe of the hair, is rr'c bich will bear considerable 'tp,t"5o.,. Many persons are exceed -,9ly -:.;eieSs in the treatment they Ig -ori ;heu crowns of glory" and med c,nstaGt reminding that they may HenI t1cir ways.
 Such cArrie5sness is due largely to ignorance e to what the hair really k, and to q mistaken notion as to what 'lhr proper care of the hair" really means.
 The hais is 9 part of the skin. or . modiaesi'on of the cuticlc. and should neNrr be treated as though 1t were sorp~'hrag entirely apart from she si-ih TA~ hair folliclcs. from hich the hair gro~s, and the p7pills which suBfis<- ...e elrEIcats ucr eSsaiy for tIla, grev-k, must hr in goo, con oition or ti.- : 1T itscls " .H de;e-:n :n:a'- In texture s-i decrease ic quanti.y.
 When 'S- coalitions governing t.c growth of 'ss i1;r ere normal, ss'c b..ir fal., o1 and neNs hair cTo,Ss .7 ss<si C saF.-i -ou-l,. l..t e iolc as ti,- ha;r does s,-: fal out siarar- iagiy, nc N.cTry ned 70 felt D1:r- t7s-, O. jos. a. tise rlcse of. tsc hcs sea.o-.. she lar ss5@iiy fails out mere sh$p St 1r. S=Acr tiIrS ci the yer. Snouid ;ke pcr of of shedding co-i--- t.e to long. O. Ezss h1ir faI to sio-- ia plac. of ,hs. v-i:ich is lost. s-...,= remedial 1.es.aens is rcccssarv.
 lf your lar s~d scsip arc rGt ia q normal st.ss of h~alih. 1t is eI to consider Ju~ wssr !. of eSrc you are gIviny th~r- Seiore Si 1tfer sv-v measur,s 70 rrss eGy existing con ti'is.-s Ie hap, 70. are following SxScf'r t'e sTors methods of trez.- s.~rf. a~~ ae sA~s is necessary Is to s-~s -Ass sr- .. w doing.
 or i--tan .. q sou are brushing v-ur ha.r a | scai3 too vigorously sIgh: and morning the chances are D.; s-i gre irritating the scalp. we-s-s.s~ fhe hair fOllicles and caus- ii.g 'ss ssir 10 fall out and dandruff 10 fo m. v ycr are using too strong q shampoo D. p.rp-rztion. without doubt if is cestroyins the fife of the hai. and extracting the natural oil from t.le scalp
 Tn r.g7rd .o brushing. too stren- rsus r-<.suTcs gre worse than no l rt .ss'ng A. s.l A si.aht friction of t'e .c..o :s b.reGeiS' The moment :ha. .ri.,;-n is carried to the point ' '-r:;s'iJn. it becomes q menace to rNe ..-ss s.'. O the scai. inicrfeTes with tne gro .t'l a d beat of the hair sd D a freqas1t es-ss sns balcncss.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
.a.;5VERs TooUEsToNs

sv-Sa Q: The use of oil exter- rel cod internally will do more to- s,-sr b.:ii.iiHg up your depleted flesh t'ia1 anything else l can recommend. 'e'skS a dessert-spoonful of olive oil twice a day. and about two hours af- tar the meal IS the best time You can take 1t in any medium you fancy ii the oil is disagreeabc 10 you An oil rub twice a week will also help very much in improving the condition of your skin If the oii IS warmed before applying t will Dc more read fly absorbed
 Alberta: Isn't :. a1zzling 10 select from the many '...t sons which arc so contrary m expression. just the ones which will suit your cases Nos have my sympathy and l would glad ly help you in your qraadary. lt is quite possible. that l would advise you to do something entirely opposite io what you have already considered and then you would be still mor- pazzied However. write me all abors your needs and wiii al least advise you conscientiously and to the best cf my ability. and you can use your own judgment abont following inc ad- vice. ' or need no; confne yoar ques- tions to any certain number. We have no cast iron rules in this department Copyright by Jessie Louise Noltoa.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
i Massaee of tb. .caIn ;s belnfuL ou,

Massage of the scalp is helpful oui it should be a light massage, else the flesh is bruised and harm results.
 The hair and scalp should never be washed with any preparation which would injure the skin of the face 4 mild shampoo is an absolute neces- s.ty fl the hair is to be kept glossy and soft and retain its texture and health. The mild preparation re- quires more time and more work in applying it, than does the strong mix ture which "cuts the dirt but the extra time and effort mean the pres ervation of the hair.
 Heavy oils are not beneficial to the hair. and usually clog the pores causing ;he hair to fall, and effectually hsiF Ike continued use of remedies eoas=iEinE siycerin are not good for tte srsl9, giycerin wcakens the hair fo"iel-s and causes the hair to fall ctt. 1T usci too often.
 -A--c gre few of the things to yo..'. Y you would keep your hair .h'ei glossy and fine in texture. and .ir,..
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Mrs. Arten EntertaIns Her c,ass

Mrs. svteU entarteinea her Sal ratS school class oe fourteen boys af her ho--e or Free~out street or, Friday evening. Pe'ng a Nns'ciaN CT fine tolert. the chU4ren erio-et 2 r-ueical treat The~n were recif7iinns 9ra gav-s. The evening vas enloF- s5 as cni- rovs con e"'ar such . treat T~ere were recitations ana parnes. The evening was eniove7 as onlv rovs can e0iov snch Q treal Rof-eshr~e-ts of ire cre3m an7 ca C were served and finished most de- lightful evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

pensed by the hostess. who was as
 sisted by her daughters. Mrs
 Claude and Mrs. Paul Neer. Part
 of the afternoon was devoted to a
 guessing contest in which much in- terest was shown. Mrs McGarry froved most proficient in the art of guessing and was awarded the first prize, which was a small jewel case
 Mrs. Paul Neer was the winner of the consolation prize. Q bottle of per fumery. Mrs. W. R. Gabriel was persuaded 10 give a reading from Dunbar. entitled Little Black Baby The applause with which she was greeted was an evidence of the pleasure of her hearers. Mrs. Paul Neer rendered a vocal so'o, thus captivating her friends by the qua.- ity and charm of her voice. Mrs. Nestry also sang very sweetiy, Ely Forth Oh Gentle Dove The club members present at the reception were Mrs. N. K Wood, Miss Olive Wright, Mrs. Joseph CaHsher. Mrs. W. R. Gabriel. Mrs. T. L. McGarty Mrs. O. l.. Neer, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. q l. Krentz. Mrs. Yestry. Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Policeman Mrs Gould. Mrs Kelly Henry. The guests of honor were the daughters Of the hostess, who were her house guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Personals

asrs. A. J. Pene7ict and Miss : ena ryf5sir,c,s returned lest week iro7l a vjs;t to tbe Craud Canvon and otn- CT points Of interest in the northe',,l r,y, os tbe te-~'tor~ whe-e they h9ye been for the past week.
 Mrs stawart. with Misses Nro Cot fins and Ella NeNlo. sNent Sa'''luas Sa'llll, ana Sunday at Nrs. S+ewarts rahc" In the San Pedro valley
 Mrs NJ. Feeney and children len on Fridav Tor Miami to 'oin NIT Feenev. who is located at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

William p. Donehower. Mir. and Mrs
 George n. Hirst and Master Harold
 Hirse
 The Fortnightly club. at their last
 meeting. were the guests of Mrs
 c. M. Seaman at her residence on Eleventh street. Mrs Seaman was assisted by Mrs. W. R. Gabriel. The
 Life of John c. Whittier was review. ed, in ah interesting manner, by
 Mrs. H. F. Wyiie. One of tue fea. lures of the afterDoSn was a guess ing contest. T which the answers to the questions consisted of the name cf magazines. American Beauty roses. the emblem of the club. form ed the decoration of the hostess home. Next week the club will meei Friday afternoon. May 19, at the home of Mrs. H. P Nylie
 In honor Of Mrs. Paul Neer. who. accompanied by her husband and little daughter. left yesterday morn ing for Denver. Colo. Mir. Neer & mother. Mrs. O. L. Neer of Ninth street. entertained with an informal farewell party Wednes sday evening Five hundred was enjoyed by the guests and delicious refreshments were served. Beautiful roses and carnations were used in the decora- tions Of the living room. The guests inciudeA Mrs. Paul Neer, Mrs Q. w Adamsol. Mrs. Lee Neer. Mrs. Claude Neer. Airs. T. L. McGarty, EIrs. Glove. Mrs. Carey. Mrs. Kelly Henry and Mrs. o. L. Neer.
 Among the recent visitors to our city were three young women whose homes are in the social centers Of the cast Tiring of the convention alities Of the cast. they have dou ned khaki suiis. purchased horse and set out to tour the west. Reach ing Arizona, they have camped o her mountains. where dollars are at a discount and pleasures are at premium. Here they are enioyin the freedom Of the mountains ana the democracy Of natEre and good fellowship. And it is said that tha charms of these young women have proved very alluring to the young men of Douglas.
 The Womans club, of this cisy celebrated the closing of the year NNEh Mlth Q lG iB4LIul recefs.if. Tuesday afternoon from three to sir at the Lome Of Mrs O. L. Nser O. Ninth s,reet In the midst Of th comforts and pleasant surroundine of the hostess home. the hours pass ed all too quickly, and the clgb mefa bers are grateful to Mrs. Neer for extending to them the hospitality of her home Happy faces and dainty gowns added 10 the interest In the occasion. The home was transform ed Into a bower Of flowers. In the living room. honey suckles in tai vases filled every niche and corner Scarlet carnations and roses adorne' the piano and mantel. Tn the din ing room, the guests were seatea at Q table covered with a handsome dTawn-work cover. In the centes was a vase filled with pansies. an for the guests were favors Of white tied with dainty lows Of green ribbon. developing the clUl colors of white and green. Refrese. ments and good cheer were dis
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Po7uiar vlsi,ors Rcturn to Boston

Miss Ruth Penedict. the ei' lest eau9hter Of pev. and Mrs. A. J. Pen e6ict. end her friend. Miss ena Gfdcinrs. dcv avte1 the latter rart of the week Ter their ho~e in Po-to7- Moss, alter a four r-opths' pleasant visit in To~'bs'one et the Peneic- home. The yo1ng ladies. during their stay here. were ro~ular ip tee ritv 8 scc'etv riroles and by their char ing manners v-on n-any friends Tfe 1ad,es were 6elishted with the el- -rata in Torahstore. as well as irs grand scenery. They heinv literarN 'n~Iinea. were 1auch attracted hy t7a ea-Iv historv of this pert of Ar'- zona. We ho-e to see them again next winter
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
ann.ter Hlstor4 Lecture.

Judge J. T. Drncan delivered g third IecrIre in the se~ies of lee tures on the ea-lv history oi Ca- ehise co-ntv to t''e boy secuts at the Couzrerat'on church. The hIs- torv of this eect'on reads litn rovcl Of adventure and tho iud~e tells it in 9 very interestins way
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
1lIn,.rzted Iectrre.

The Pev. Ira v. surface- flefn co~-mittee o- Ari7one. ao' -. uuiOn meeting at tne churoh on Sun"av. way f'h' evcxoIion- illustrat'o~s were sho n Tbe lecture was well received anu enjoyed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
sridoe Party

The eatursav Afternoon RrioSe .1,,h ,-ae erterta;nes st t"e ho'"e O ssrs. $. c. Gardner. There was fru atterdance. Dainty refreshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

c. Simp-on. of Fl Paan. F. Htopring at the Gadsfcr.
 B. F. Forbes. of Tucson. Is reg -tered at the Gadsden.
 Ieck Raebe. Of Nacozayl. came down this morning from Bisboe
 Aee Neer vent up to Pegrce on the Couruand train this morniaz
 r. u. Mars1ali ca1no ID from Mex. leo yesteroay ana is stopping Q, the Queen.
 Larry Reynolds. manager of the Victoria ranches in Mexico, is A the city.
 M. Ncaiahon. roadmaster for ttc Naeozari railroad, is a guest at the Queen hotes.
 Ross Crifnth came down f.o,a Bisbee today fin the interests of ts- Buxton-Smith company
 Juuge Mcfarland. pioneer attornt < cI Tombstone. arrived in tn5 cit, yesterday evening from the cUeut. seat.
 Mrs. George Mason, Of Ninth st, returned this morning from fJaco where she has been visiting at he. old home
 Miss Myrtle warr. daughter CT secretary samuel R0FF. or the ,. M. c. A., is Fl at her home cn Eighth street.
 sar snd Mrs. William Bryce, of Fifteenth street, left last evening for Fort Scott. Kansas. where they vii sFeHd several weeks with friends.
 Miss Dorothy NcNair, 'Fho has been spending her vacation with relatives in Fort Worth. Texas, has returned to her position in the of flee of the Copper Queen store.
 1r. and Mrs. Charles Fiommerfeit. Of Chicago. and Miss Fommerfelt of Cincinnati who have been guests at the homes of their brothers Messrs. F. and Ed F'ommerfelt oi this city. left on this mornings train for their respective homeS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
DOUGLAS Soc ETY

Mothers day win be celebrated tn- r-orrow morning at the First Bap- list church. Special music. aDpro- Yiafe to the day, will be rendered. and Rev. Walker will speak on the subject Our Mother
 The members Of the crder of East. ern Star. Border Chapter No. f5. are busy this week planning for tho events of Nondav evening. which WI consist Of 9 business and social meet ing to be held in the Masonic hall No memfer of the order should miss the meeting of Monday night. as a large number Of the Bisbee chapter will be the guests of the evenins There will be limitations and Ge-
 ightful social evening.
 4 delightful dinner party was rlF en Monday evening In honor or Air snd Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds of North Platte. Nebraska. at the homo of Ar. and Mrs. George H. Hirst on Twelfth street. Mrs. Reynolds waa formerly Miss Irene Neville of this city. and with her husband is nov enjoying a bridal trip through the west. Mir. and Mrs Reynolds have been the inspiration of several so. cial affairs during their stay sn sh~ brides old home city. The dinner was served in courses. roses and smilax graced the table and covers were laid for the honor guests. also the hostess sister. Mrs S7~'nr' q DoEehcwcr. Of ieo---. i-e--. -,-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
Readlnn and sewlno cluh.

The reading and sewing cinb ret at the beautiful howe or Miss Nell lie Rrant on Thirl street Wednes- Gay lest. These girls are a~non@ tbe most rrog~essive in orr city. They ere learnine how to do practical times of lie and Income useful memhers Of society. and in their readirss tbev take ID history and hioeraphv. Joan of Arc IS the pres ent reading. After a den~htful af- ternoou, refreshments were sCreel o{ wafers and Ight u1nch AwO1c those rraseni were NTissos Esthor roges. Helen Ahel. pott rSson. He ! rietta Rockefllow and Nellie Brant.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14
TOMBSTONE SOCIETY
An EnIo able Party.

One of the brilliant social sue cesses of the season was the party given at the Sage han or Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

eveninr last The music which is alv avs excellent adds much to the enioyne ent or the merry dances. and the hrge numter who attend voice 1 the expectation Of these weekly parties.
 The refreshments served were un- usually delicious. Pineapple sherbert, several Fin's of ice cream and a number Of kinds of oaFe. The table was presided over by uatrons and ladies Of the younger set.
 Tombstone Boy szours Active.
 The Pev scoats had a wei at tende1 business meeting Rriday ev- ening. Good rero~ts were heard from each ratrol of the local troop and another tenderfoot vas given the scouts oath, and the scortnastsr tflked on 6isoirline an7 also on par- Han entary rules in c:1dueting meet- ines. At the next regt tlar meeting a short program win he given.
 Ire WoT ratroi has chslieHge4 the folrteen-vear old boys Of Pisfee for tassf all zane at Lewis Springs on the afternoon of May IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-14

When in DoUg:as stop at Hstei Rev. Centrally located.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-03
Feats Of a Champion swordsman.

Squadron Corporal Major Eggleton.
one of the finest swordsmen In the
British army. is retiring shortly from
the Royal Horse Guards (Blues) after
81 years service.
One Of the corporal majors sword
ieats is to cut in two an apple resting
on the neck of a kneeling assistant.
After a swift downward sword cut the
halves of the apple roll away and the
assistant rises unframed. Another feat
Is with horizontal stroke TO sever an
apple placed on mans head.
The corporal major has won many
prizes at the military tournament and
has given displays Of his skill before
Queen Victoria. the late King Edward
and King George.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-03


In view Of the many fatal illnesses
which Robert Blndon had enjoyed Il
was remarkable that lie was still alive
and well No one ever would have
suspected him OF being weaklins.
Bindon was thirty-six, over six feet tail
and broad correspondingly. and ate
three good meals each day further.
he did enough work Tor ten ordinary
men, yet every summer. when be had
breathing space, he always ran
across TO Europe and Immediately ap-
preached deaths door
The attacks always hit him when be
reached Sonderbad. which was noted
for its medicinal springs. OF course,
an easy solution of the difficulty would
seem to he staying away from Sender
bad but he had got into the habit Of
going there. Especially did he de-
pend on Or. Jana, who always attend
ed him and with great difficulty drag
ged him back from dissolution. Bin
don thought DR.. Jana one of the won
ders Of the human race and often
talked about him to Juanita Drane be-
lore they were married.
JuanitS was one of those ethereal,
fragile-looking creatures who always
run things to suit themselves without
any ones suspecting how in creation
they do It, Apparently she was a
clinging vine and bundle Of nerves,
and she sympathized sweetly with Bin
don when he incurred over his suffer
iDgs and sighed because illness wasted
so much time for him
TITS dreadful to be so afflicted" he
told her but it can't be helped
Juanita said that she supposed 1t
couldn't
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-03

There are some things that even an
autocratic physician can't manage.
and DR.. Jane recognized that Juniata
was one OF them. Sull hypnotized. he
felt himself koing upstairs to the in
valid.
mol" he said. gruhiy. you are not
going blind Those shooting pains
come from smokingl Stop cigars for
a couple of days and your eyes viii
-be all right
His patient described some more
symptoms.
moi" barked DIR. Jana. "You haven't
got cancer Of the stomach It's indi-
gsstion from overlooking III"
A little later he roared: mo, 1t
Isn't paralysis In your leg-you've just
cramped muscle from lying In bed
There isn't thing the matter with
you. Herr Bindonl"
Isn't It lovely" Juanita cooed when
the great Dr. Jana had left and she
was throwing up the window shades
and removing the glasses and spoons
that Bindon had already ordered set
out for his medicines. 'Dr. Jana
says you're all right I'm so re.
lieyedl And we can go on to Vienna
tomorrcw. can't we. dearf"
III I'm well enough" said her hus-
band. severely
why. aren't you going 10 get up
now?' demanded his wife In sur
prised tone. Il want 70 walk through
the town. and today's our only
chancol"
"Juanita." said Bindon IN hurt
voice. as be clambered out OF bed, II
II ale it's your fault, but I'll sacrifice
ms ssif and eol think Or. Jana Is
getting old-it's quite apparent that
he isn't as good as he used 70 bel'
That was the end Of Bindont series
Of fatal illnesses az soderbad.