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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26
WHY | BUY At HOME

Here is the most sensible creed
for the guidance Of sny person in
terested in the advancement of the
community in which he lives. 1t
VAS originally adopted by the COM
mercial bodies of Charleston, s.
c.. but is equally applicable to
any community:
II buy at home because my in,
terestes are here. Because the
community that is good enough for
me to lieve in is good enough for
me to buy in. Because believe
in transacting business with my
friends. Because | want to see
the goods. Because ] want to get
what / buy when / pay for it. Be-
cause my home dealer carries"
me when am short. Because
every dollar spend at home stays
at home and works for the welfare
of the town. Because the man |
buy from pays his part of the
town, county and state taxes. Be-
cause the man | buy from helps
support my school, my church. my
lodge. my home. Because when
i'll luck, misfortune or bereave-
mcnt comes the man buy from is
here with the kindly greeting his
words of cheer and pocketbook, if
need be. Here live and here
buy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26
FORTUNES IN COLO
BULLION SENT OUT

Another fortune in bullion from
the Goldfeld Consolidated was
delivered to the Sebly Smelling
Works IN San Francisco Wednes-
day. the consiyl nent being vauled
at S9i4,6O0. and being contained
in twenty bars having total
weight of zoos pounds and 7
ounces says. the Goldheld Tribune.
The shipment left Guldfeld
Tuesday morning in charge of
the Well-Fargo Express company,
uader heavy guard. are all of the
big bullion sEiTn ents from the
Consolidated, vtiCh is nekirg TIE
new records in the world of min
ing. AS an object lesson, some Of
the large shipments made since
February l, eliminating numerous
consignments Of a value of less
than 100000, may be of interest.
Among them were:
February 8, $685., 500: February
22 $l00,500; February 2, $2Ol,-
500; March IL $780, March
"a. 1880; April s. 1884, 500;
April rs. $G0,2OO May ., S49.-
600.
The bullion was turECd out by
the new refinery at the Con-
solidated mill in approximately
$50 fine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26
THAT BOY

The mother heard a great COM
motion as of cyclo5es mixed up
with battering rams and she
hurried up stairs to discover what
was the matter. There she found
Tommie sitting in the middle of
the floor with broad smile on his
face.
oh, mama," said he, delight.
edly I've locked grandpa and
Uncle George in the cupboard, and
when they get little angrior |
am going TO play Daniel in the
lions den. = Lippencott's.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26
sign of contrition.

sign OF contrltlOn.
but mark the sequel Of this
mutiny and let those who, in the
calm security of their firesides are
so severe upon the course of con-
duct pursued by officers in such
critical situations see how much
innocent blood would have been
saved if White had been cut down
instantly or hanged at the yard
arm. AS he went overheard he
succeeded in reaching a canoe
floating at a lite distance and
padded ashore. Some few months
afterward, when Lieutenant
Gamble. of the marines was at the
islands. in charge of one of the
large prizes. short handed and in
distress this same White, at the
head Of party of natives, attack.
ed the ship. killed two of the
officers and a number of men and
it was with great difficulty that
che was prevented from falling
into their hands. New York
Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

When the baby takes too much
food the stomach turns; the result
is indigestion, sournoss and vomit.
ing. Frequently the bowles are
involved and there is collie pains
and diarrhoea McGEES BABY
ELIXIR is organ corrective
remedy for the stomach and bowels
disorders of babies. IL is pure.
wholesome and pleasant to take.
Price 25c and SOC per bottle. Sold
by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

Sallow complexion is due TO a
torpid liver. HERBINE purifies
and strengthens the liver and
bowels and restores the rosy bloom
Of health to the checks. Price
soc. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

The Commercial Hotel dining
room has been renovated through
out and Is now open for businc IS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

In the whole field of medicine
there is rot a healing remedy that
will repair damage to the flesh
more quickly than BALLARD'S
SNOW LINlMEMT. In cats.
wounds sprains. burns. scalds and
rheumatism, its healing and
penetrating power is extraord.
mary. Price 25c, SOC, and $1.OC
per bottle. Sold by EIko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

For Salc-A New Home sewing
machine. Tnuuire at this Office
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-05-26

Watch the Commercial Tailors
window for Saturday specials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
I Want Some of
The BLACK SHELLS

Say that to your dealer, and you will be
started on the way to better shooting than you
have ever had. There are several important
reasons why the new BLACK SHELLS
are better.
Our NON -MERCURIC PRIMER is
unvarying, sure, and quick. The FLASH
PASSAGE 1.-THE hole in base of shell through
which the fire from primer passes into the
charge) is 1000 larger than ordinary. That
means there's not a chance of fraction of
seconds delay. Every shooter will appreciate
the value of she'll that necer hangs fire for
even the tenth part of second.
THE BLACK SHELLS are absolutely water
proof No swelling and sticking in the cham
Der because of fog, rain, or even a ducking.
There are three classes of BLACK SHELLS,
all with the standard loads:
ROMAX, black powder shell with 5fI6
inch base.
CLIMAX, the most popular smokeless (both
dense and bulky shell made. Has one-half
inch base.
AJAX is the highest grade smokeless powder
(both dense and bulk) shell made. 1t has long
one inch brass base.
Send for book about shells. If YOU enclose
Ioc we will send beautiful colored poster,
2ox 80 inches, called October Days" Sure
to please every shooter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER 3. 1911

for want to prove it, though md hope
you II let me.
The road now turned upward toward the
railroad grade. As they reached the crest of
the hill, Jeff pointed to the left at the mills
and the smelter buildings hanging tier on
tier down the side of the mountain. Below
in a depression of the hills a lake had formed,
surrounded by banks of red earth. The
whole scene was surprisingly ugly, and the
only dignity it possessed was lent by the
masses of tall black stacks above which hung
pail of smoke and yellow gases.
Rita Cheyne gasped. $50 that's the bone
of contention! thought it would be some
thing like the New York Public Library or
the Capitol at Washington. Why, Jeff, it's
nothing but lot of rusty iron sheds!'
"Yes,' he drawled; 1--WE don't go in much
for architecture out here. It's what inside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
THE PALMY DAYS

there on the opening night, with their memo
ries and their hammers
But you have modern actors in all the
other parts suggested Steiner.
"How many times must | tell you that
they have had Allen to coach them? Now
Aliens got the grip, and can neither direct
nor play Sir Harcourt Courtly. 1t would be
suicidal to put one of these dresscoat actors
into the part. It's no use: we'll have to
postpone the opening. And if we do that =
why, we might just as well call it off
altogether
The two men emerged from the managers
"throne room" and came out into the vulgar
business Office.
NOTHING today" Warren was Just say
- ing to a tall, white haired man who
stood at the gate.
ats bad season, isn't it," The old actor
turned to go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03

brompropionic reporter rather than mine?"
Miss Carlton burst out laughing. "You re
day late, Doctor. But I'm very busy at
present, and I'1l-have to say good morn
ing.
well, by Zarathusthra! you'll have to
give me that locket, or pay for it, them
Il think shall have no trouble in proving
that it is my property-or that OF Mr. Fen
ton" said Miss Carlton calmly. "And SO,
unless you wish me to call him, or his friend,
l really think you had better not stay
Fenton appeared in the hall at the same
moment. DR.. Hopbottom took one look
at him, and put on his hat. Then he opened
the front door and shook his bony finger at
his former ward.
you'll come to bad end, Sir!' he de-
clared. "You see if you don't! l knew you
were nothing but semicolonial anthropoid
anacoluthon, when l first saw you! Good
day, Miss Carlton, good day! The next
time spend my time looking up pliocene
friend of yours, I'll know it, And he stalked
out of the door and slammed it.
A L that moment Richmond touched Fen
ton on the shoulder Great he whis-
pered. @Just as thought-the door of the
safe was shut but not locked! The jewels
are safe!'
AT last!' Fenton replied. i only hope
I'll never have to see them again. They
moved back from the doorway just as Miss
Carlton returned.
well, it seems that wasn't your locket
after ALL she cried smiling. Look at this!'
And she held out one exactly similar.
"Where in the world did that extraordinary
old doctor get it, do you SUPPOSE
Il see, said Fenton. "He must have got
it, somehow, from O'Shea. But why in the
world should he look it up?'
"Oh, that's simple Miss Carlton volun-
tered @Don't you know that for a year l
have offered thousand dollars reward for
you?8 She blushed prettily, and gave him
her hand.
"Reallyo' said Fenton, as he returned her
grasp "Of course O'Shea was afraid to be
mixed up in it, on account of his part in the
kidnapping: SO he traced me to Brooklyn,
and then, having located the doctor, gave
him the locket and got him to claim the
reward for me-
Richmond groaned whimsically. u wish
I'd known about that reward!' he said.
Miss Carlton turned to him with sud-
den, friendly smile ooh, it doesn't mat
ter. You are the one who brought him, and
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those sheds that counts. We've got every
known appliance for treating ore that was
ever patented, with wrinkle or two the
Amalgamated hasn't
They rode round the lake, while Wray ex-
planned everything to her, and then up the
hill toward the trestles and ore dumps of the
Lone Tree Mine. Wray's struggles for a
right of way to the out markets of the coun-
try showed no reflection here. From two
small holes in the mountainside cars emerged
at intervals upon their small tracks and
dumped their loads at the mill, from which
there came turmoil of titanic forces. Jeff
offered to show his companion the workings;
but she refused.
mo, think not, she said: cts too noisy
here haven't finished talking to you, and
want to ride.
To be continued next Sunday
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Continued from page S

"Wait a minute, Mr.. Arnold" Steiner 5
call was short and peremptory.
@Did you speak to me, SIR"
ayes; kindly wait minute"
The agent led the manager back into the
private Office. They whispered together for
several minutes, the manager sizing Arnold
up meanwhile through the half opened
door.
Hell look it. all right. he said to Steiner;
1but can he get up in it by tomorrow night'
You know Sir Harcourt is a pill. Ask him
in"
Steiner opened the gate and ushered Ar
mold behind the railing. 1t was the first time
in the eight years he had been calling at the
Office that the actor had ever been inside
the gate.
"Mr. Arnold-Mr. Lewis The intro
duction was short.
"Who have you been playing with lately
Lewis asked, after second keen glance. Il
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THE ACID TEST FOR BERTHE

Continued from page g
up. "You can behave nice at times, can't
you?" says she.
Guess l amt any star performer, at
that says l.
"You don't have stupid spells, though,
hope?' says she, glancin over at Bert, who's
irwin to smother another yawn.
depends some on the comply says |.
"Just now | feel real wide awake
think it will last?' says she.
"When my foot goes to sleep Ill let you
know says |.
"Silly!" says she. @Lets 60 up toward
the bow, where the breeze is better
Well, we did. Also who was it sits up
front with Wee and watches the moonlight
after dinner? As the other four was playin
auction bridge on the after deck, I'll give
you one guess. Uh-huh Little Willie. all
dolled up in white, and yachtin' up to New
port like bloomin' plute! Course, it don't
last forever, and next mornin early it's me
packin' up to catch train back. But that
was some evenin'!
HOW about young Cutting?' says Old
Hickory, as | shows up next afternoon.
note I'd come SO near maxim fool play
with; "but, barrin' that, he's straight as
string. Anyway, | found out that stock
deals don't worry him much, and guess all
that perfectly good yacht sleuthing l done
was total loss, Mr.. Ellins; but any time
you've got more of it to hand out, don't
be afraid to call on me. Next throw it might
take"
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WHO WAS BELLE CARLTON
Continued from page II

Continued from page II
the money is yours. can never be grateful
enough for what you've done, Mr.. Rich
mond. Isn't it strange that when first saw
Mr.. Fenton-or of course | must say Mr..
Courtenay now-I had an intuition that he
was the man l wanted to find? Then. when
saw the locket and heard what you told me
of it, Mr. Richmond was sure.
"But,' interrupted Fenton, would you
mind telling me why you were SO anxious to
find me? I'm dazed. l know well enough
why wanted to find you; but"
"Do sit down, and I'll begin at the begin
ming" said Miss Carlton. Il don't mind
Mr.. Richmonds hearing it; for there's no
reason why this shouldn't be known
To be concluded next Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
CORPORATIONS

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Least Cost Transact business keep books anywhere Pres
dent Stoddard former Secretary of Arizona Free Laws
bylaws and Forms Reference Any l,ank in Arizona
Stoddad Incorporating Company Box Soo Phoenix Arizona
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ARIZONA REAL ESTATE
PHOTOGRAPHY
FOR THE DEAF

THE DEAF HEAR INSTANTLY with the ACQUISITION.
For also for churches and theatres Special
You hear fore purchase Booklet
free. General Acoustic Company, Beaufort Street.
Jamaica, New York City Paris Branch, Rue DHanovre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-10
Die 8lnmsmaMsf Hung
Nin,mf am Nuntag In Der Nmhfball'
ibren Gnfans.

am Wontas tpirb in Der WuiitbolIs
bic glumennusitelluna ibrsn Mnfane
nthmen, Die unisr ben Guipi3isn bss
8srbano,s Der gIumensiinter itoitfin,
BET nno bic olIer 8crausiidbt nah iif
5u Der gldn3enoiten osrartigen geran.
itoituHgsn seitalien ipiro. bic Ginein'
natl je aefebsn bat.
anmelounsen fir bic 4usit.ilunc
iinb aus alien 1beiIen bes Qanoes elm.
geloufen, uHb su oiefer dubsrft reaen
geibeiIigune oiirfte Der imitnnb nidi
ixnig beiotirdeen baben, oob angreis
fen 5000 sur gertkiIune s,Iangsn
aubsrbsm fiub nod BON ptrftieoener
gIumen3ii9iern unb @6rtnsrn Scn.
bsrpreiie auseeieBt, barunttr bier I'll.
kre poiaI.. gixn biefer go.aIs
bat bic s. u. ReGuloush Cons Go,
fiir bic neus'ie unp bette Sorte bon
Gbrnfontkmtn dusaeIeBt: eintn BE.
der bat Ritarb gDettsritaetier fiji
sins ntus Soris 9ofen; sintn Serr /
eh. WcGuIlcusb fir cine neus Ref,
uHo ben pierttn Stdrr forui. 800 in
Boar bot bic Stfton 60. BON gbicdac
fir bic sefdmddpoifte 5af.Ib.ioration
dusgeiesi.
Jn gerbinbuns NIT Der gusiteI.
lung tptrben in ben abeuhftunbsn lin,
tsrbaItungtn itottfinetn unb fiji
9isnii1s atbenb feb. stn bohintereis
fonier ourt fierspptiIte gilo.r iIlus
itrirter 9prtrog iibsr bic 1ulpsns ,5n.
euitris in 5oIIanb ouf benz pro
grdmm.
Die arrangements fir bi. 4usIttIs
lung tpsrben non ben Serren CD. Gor.
ter. Ri6oro Miiterita.titr. M1dr Ru.
bolpt, ee. giIIett unb 3. 80. giur.
pin aetroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-10

9ooiuns bss Sofepb 0cnoerbaar an
Der 4. nno Central IpeHile am lebten
Gonntag, ben 9rcbgfhDorenen iibers
pieIsu.
2dprenee ). 8nter unb Steld
+. Sullep, beibe BON plsaiunt Rioge,
lpgrosn am Sonntdg Rahmtttas ses
trdut fperoen.
- 5ruu Sdsper Wheelsr, 5odtsr
BON Sobn Ypntep, 1T dm Spnneritas
in California, Sp., ssitorben. y
Der GeIuubbsitstedmte Or.
Sbdp bat bic 0ffentIide Shuls in
glleranbria pegsr Der bort berrihens
ben 0ipheritis gsihlpHen uno Die
ausrduhsrung bes 9sboubes augss
orpnet.
@m. Goncannon unb Seouetts
mspers, 8sibe BON Cincinnati, pur'
ben geitern in ReDport getrant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-10

aai SnaHIaiinHe isinn Gran 30.
perhaiiei.

Bm. Campbell. Elm 81 Sabre alter
ekri bon WaiInauite, Wis., ipuree oes
ifern abenb In BEN SauIs Ro. 80 Of
Court Strabe bon ben Gsbeimpolisis
fen BRETON unb Rpan psrboftei uno
sur 9srfiioung Der gsborbtn bon
Jronion. 2dtprsHes Gountp, g., eins
geiptrrt. er ion 'ih Der giaamis
iGuloig gematt bdben. Die gtrhnfs
iuns ,rfoIeit nuf g.ranIaHuns ber
Gruu Grat, Campbell, seb. gsihcIos,
lpt!be Der ejefanesns am %. RaileOS
in gropn qpint, Sne., gebeirntbei
bate. grou Campbell bsbauptst in
benz bon ibr In Sronion ,ripirtt.n
snfibefebl. eas ibr Ttanu am 13. gu.
guft 1910 in Ieste.naunt.r Stoot
Geriruce Wilion s.th.Ii6t BAT, obs
sIsi9 sr nod rehtsfrdfiig NIT ibr
(alagerin) psrbeiroibet por.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-10

aIs 5rau emma g.osldnbtr bon
go. SO Cit MeWidtn apenus eeitsrn
qbsno gsg,n 8 llbr an Der Dine unc
MeWiIan Strobe cine Gar Der DILL
Greet gausp ainie befieisen ipOlIis,
ipruns Elm iunser Buride bon bem
Strabsnbabnpossn. entrib ibr cine
sonotuIts, in fpeiner iin $1.38 btfnn.
ben uno ergriff bic 5luft. CT ipurb.
perfolsi unb iDarf fdliebliA bic Aonb.
toihs bon fid. Rad langtr Jdso
uurbs Der Rduber pom Rorpofnl Gurs
ran unp ben polijiften G4dfer uno
5alsp ,inssboit unb fefisenOmmsf1.
Der G.fnngene rtgiffrirte fi6 olB Afs
bert Mattbsrps, obbudlos. fDurDt ie-
bod bonn Serseanten Deb ols George
aeiit, Elm beriiniiater unb ipifberho!t
,prrbrfraftsr Hurf4e, 4bentijsJtrt. Gin
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u E IN , o T {.

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liupati Sultsblatt" beiinost iid i'm
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1854.
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getauft unb perfauft tpurben.
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tvrrbe csitern pcm gountgri4ter rpsgen
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gclbens ubr gsitoblen. syrou Cobb
borte Elm @srduf9 i'm 6oufe, brehte
bas eIettriihe 2iht an unb perf1euhts
baourh ben ginbreHer.
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um $50 ubr pom 3rausrhauis go.
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nm g llbr finbet in Der ct. Ilopftus
airhe bic Jrauerfeier itatt.
Die South Gnb 9Ios. 4Focius
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