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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20
CLASS OF 1855
vsa no Loving Cup Al The Alumni
Luncheon MEepy0n

Gambler, O., June 1.-THE class OF
1883 won the loving cup for the larg-
est per centage Of representation at
the alumni luncheon held by the alum'
nj Of Kenyon college at this place
Monday afternoon. The class Of 1908
had eight members present but their
class was larger than that Of 1859
seven OF the 'ss class were present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20
COLLEGE ATHLETIC
FIELD DEDICATED

Newark, DEL, June 1S-The new
athletic field at Delaware College
which cost $4,000 and is one Of the
largest college athletic fields in the
country, was dedicated today in con
nection with the commencement week
exercises at the college. The field is
the gift of .Eben B. Frazer and Stan
ley Frazer as memorial to Joseph
H. Frazer. son and brother of the don
ors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20

Mrs. James Kile and Mrs. Emma
Latham Of this city and Mrs. Calvin
W0odruff Of Centerburg left Tuesda,
morning for Mckenzie. Tenn, where
they viii make . several weeks visi,
with friends.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20
severe
Injury Sustained By Walter
Wood While Cranklng Auto

While cranking an automobile be.
longing to l.. G. Stillewll on South
Main street at about 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon, Mr.. Walter Wood Of East
Vine street was struck upon the leg
by the crank handle and both bones
were broken just below the knee. He
was taken Immediately to his home
where a physician was called to re-
duce the fractures.
The automobile was standing infront
of the Bope hardware store when Mr..
Wood went to the front Of the hood
to give the crank turn. He stopped
over with his right leg near the crank
and gave It a turn. The engine
"bucked" and the crank few back
with great force striking him on the
leg. He was hurled several feet away
When he attempted to rise to his feet
he discovered that the bones Of the
leg were broken.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20
HARRISON
Township Commencement On
Thursday Evening

The following is the program for the
Harrison township commencement on
June 19, at 8 p. M:
Music-Trios
Invocation-Rev. j. M. Helm.
Music-Trio.
Grafton, Know Thyself-Clarence
Dewey Lybarger.
Grafton, The Fatal Waste Of Life's
Springtime-Daisy Evaline Mckee.
Music--Trio.
Recitation, Better Than the Miser's
Cold-Emma Marie Fawcett.
Grafton, Is Whatever Is Worth Do
ing Worth Doing well?-Mary Esther
Wolfe.
Grafton, The American Flag-Clar
ence Bonnet Lepley
Music-Tri0.
Grafton, The View Point-Haze
Olive Woodbridge.
Grafton. The Japanese-Prank Les
lie Biggs.
Music-Tri0.
Grafton, Personal Responsibility
Mary Eleanor Mckee.
Recitation. Emily Geiger's Ride
Mabel Luella Fawcett.
Music-Tri0.
Grafton, The Lessons of History
Rodney J. Ross.
Muaic-Trio.
Presentation Of certificates.
Music-Trio.
Benediction-Rev. ]. M. Helm.
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WOMAN HEAD
SHOT OFF

Newcomerstown, O., June 1s.-Mrs.
Bertha Chanless, 2S. is dead, the re-
suit of the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands of her brother. Jo-
seph Meek.
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sHER1FF's SALE
Charley Robertson, Plaintiff.

Russell Robertson ct al, Defendants.
Knox Common Pleas.
BY virtue of order OF sale in partition
OF Knox County, Ohio, and to me direct
ed, / will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House, in Mount Vernon, Knox
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20

Deeds Filed
Jubilee Frazier to Trustees of Brown
township, parcel in Brown, $40.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-06-20

6-6.13. Its
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OUR HISTORY
 WEiRDLY TOLD
E8klMoa DESCRIBED Aa FIERCE
 WARRIORS. ..

< gentleman nnrncd Hawk iS nuT engaged wrIilnE d lIistory of khEs part 0t the wurld according to Baltimore paper @hicl, lInS como to $eFEe1rlt Hpberis at Fort DstviA Mr. Hawk haE aL leqat me of tI1a qualifications necessary fur nn ARRlSnH historiHn-- ! TEr1d imrEinatior,
 One rt the aLorleS from hla Den re- lntca ar Ihe buria1 of J. white child cH Dionndn IRland and the refusal of the natives to Eire lip the bodE.
 This bpdyr iiir historian HaSa, wcs Elid nn ttl' Of inc ground and coy- etCd as it was impossible to dig H hrE through the fTnai.
 LNLcr tEe fnther cArno with 2 anIti tp claim tht bodr but the heEcG Ehltl- mas refused 10 give 1t up on the ground thnt il TR& the body of iheiT Adopted rh.ld. To tY7nks a ipRg story shurt thG historian reTateR tFust tha governments 7t nnec dIspAt6hed 2 re~Annc cutter to rho IBlardE Ri1d compelled tha chin stripsd ana RAv. aRG rRYpInll0nlst# to coma to time. There Rrs ether rsnRtkAbI0 GtGp.
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OMAHA NEARLY DESTROYED
 HUNDREDS ARE DEAD

wclr riai.rd to snuIli rhs ely from robbers and Hl$U to compel aid in ALrina; liTr" lnd plGp-Llf-
 Tn, soldiers IHlrn now EuIl Com- munl Gf lhe hiruAriur nrd snIue are pit3.IiHe ItE atTCcts "drALant3Y while utherR EtuIut guard oYGi thr placRA whrr.' Ih". LsEIrurl ihn pTinclInll took place.
 rho "i1y is ei.fd ir 'oG of smoke %I,Irh is arising from the snuIIldorInE ruins tIls HhrniuE Anh ilmaha pre- 9CnI. 1hf aprAETAnUr nr ruined citE. .aid has begun lu pour tH i.rAndy but .,s iuesi,lrl sy&rythinS iS in a most chaotic condition, The districts
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spAniaI Nugget asrVlas.

WASHINGTON, D, C., MHTsh 1a.- Via ASherurL ana sSEtrt-CpEHn1it- = inan1i1 Cheney, ni AIaEkR has JeG' ifIly recommended 10 tho department If iusiir" thr appointment Of l.. T. TTrIn IF Juiled StRtcs tT1arzhnl pf the FuUrth division tr luke ehs place pt Marshal f.sEn who has faIlrd io secure
 ronf1Tml.lnn. Love waa re1proinIcQ Hornr iInc go hy President Taft but Is one of ulr victims of the refusal
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them Iu tc,rar' Fui- -dhre tiYe q ism porarf uiIet nt%allsd and then came the l+rrorixing cries of art" trom various parts of thH Asr'pt oncA-
 Ainosr immediately aNsTtsrds The hamEE were seer to nrte from ~r%ek- Ad buildings in alt d5rsGs1nnt and x+"'n tln hlazcs ragged unchecked
 ForEy Nloclrs haze IIAen Istztly de- strerca either GirrFIy by the t0Tna dor* or hs iIIe ~esnIIsnt Urea The number or dend CiIu only be Sssirnn ted al present. but Il is KsnerHIiT suPpos- Gj to be nIcut two hundred.
 Immediately nELHr thr t1rnaSlo=s insUtlal law was declared and trcona
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CHENEY COMES OUT
 STRONG FOR ERWIN

nt dGIn9cratLc srnatnrs L9 confirm Inc TlLfL appointments. His term hea cx- piYrd for scEnc time.
 Erwin, whD la described nx dealer in H'upJ nf Fairbanks. is opposed strongly ly several people in IfpIr ' banks 1'lu. -AIaHkA f'Itlzen has all Ie7dy filed cIIuTaes aEainal h1m Ah1 has fuIwardctl them to Washington Others hIvr aIs9 ptutcsisd aGaiHat his appointment and dIItt+ q Tight Is Srrc to result
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Special Hussst SArVicR.

Special HusaAt serVlcS. ..
 CFFhG4l, Mnrch 3a---%nothcT sen. s;l Ilpn was sLTunH :i' fhs G1A1 ut srost to-day when ". A. WAndIke. a hUOk- kcsTer. tesIincd Ihn1 sIrce ths books 0r Frost wctc turned over te the re- rsGttr, t+%hrgt " SeTTnrd, certain nnues incudI'g rhat of Ricllard BItl- finger, hnvH hsan erased
 IT u.i$ sv'lonrc is right lt is taken tn mean Illnt Inn 90rnIGr secretary Gt the inlrrtr wSs mixed up with thR ccuI claimants directly but inas w'NulG lr. so scrlvlGs ir its consequences to LalIngrr .lat ps2Ile are low 1n give eredeIiee to Inc r>ookkeRpcr's evidence
 Immediately after the trEtinohy hy
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SpAeiAl NuqpAt 1AFVIssA

SpAeiAl Nuqpat Service
 UMhIGA. March 2+.--Fin AsNroff aIln EEhcr1-- A great part of ohiAhr lEsA ia ashus today. hunds7eIs. af ltA people are dead AHd aincr Fn4 rNtus- tIbFll+ of Han FTnnclHco no greater tlIsasrsr ML% uc"WTed than that which visited this city dus itE the 1uiei su,I- day afternoon. Seslerd1s. re Fsty n%nns* wrrc spending thu Iat% zft+r- HOun iu InA usual peaceful nHnIIcr when two IprEahneR Swept down like d holt from the bluN and converted tn uuict tnrradoe$ InI" an Inferno. UnH&%a we're blown down aHd Ihrocf- h,l by drscns and people led from
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NATIVES OBSERVE EASTER.

The natives dbsErr?'f Easrer Fall gay at tho cabin on th. sEfr Icnt'hf fhc occasion by Charley Thornion' Alter . select acrrica appropriate to the uGcneipn they were serTAd some re!reshBle1te ro rlia donnfs Of Thich hirs. I.ehfsidt expressed her thAn1uA
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posed Io be more lrhieat tcw'Lrds Tur- key than the terms formerly demand <-d ny the allies, whHteyet truth there may bst Ln this 1t iq deemed rnOst like Iy ilGAt the powers will insist or peace on SrHe terms nr another and the var iR rE present phase Is rA. u0rdsd KS I.car it's end.
 SudiCiert time has not yet '~p3I cIyen to Itc DuIg ar;aH government ;n
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FLYNN euTs our
 N. A.T.& f. COMPANY

N. H. Flynn. r:1ndidatc for the leg ialatpTe aL LIsA recent eleetinn. has nurchasrd Ine hnldEngR nf ths North Anleri4Hn TradEuG and TrnnHp0rIhtt6n plant al St. RIichnsL
 ThrSe holdings cunaiat of hotel Erl' hES ssor&H, HarehnliAeE. Htc,
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LANDS STEAM SHOVEL
 MOUTH OF SNOW GuLSH

< sieaFn shovel hhs IlUT' hcGII HI.n- sd at Illc mouth of SiloT ErIch by tEC C, L. MpTris Company for CcTuulat & Company and %iIi m cpern1'Is rhcrt throughout tIlc summer.
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Knows UE thGRe dfeIccs.
 Twc of thu machines will be usri in thc KousaroE h,r be docs nnt say who their operators NiIi be- On. will De shinpst1 IO Candle. but in thc Case of that utLc also Ire -1o+a nUt saY for whom L iE coming.
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STEFFANSON'S
 BOAT READY
SrscIaI Nugget eaTVIAA.

Spsc1RI Nugget oATFI0A.
 VICTORIA. E. G::.. Ifsrch 43.--Atef- dhs1H'a huAt. the KariuiE. has arrived Hare tn Est ;n TeAdInesa Ter the No%- age iHtu tha Arctic ia EIr.n+. Thu tS- pl0trF hin1Hclf. will Fr ,r!ulS n5E Ar- rive for senw tIWr' LIE In AIH hcEn absent iil Europe on T. lErlrra thur.
 II is expected lust the expedition HiIl arrive aLl Nome a1oti after tir hren4inR Ill df the ice.
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atGund were Atsa Fvept by lhe torna- "ce and from the country como tales rt dLsustSr also.
 In .UdALfiun to the number Killed outright niarY n0re huTr r@cslEed .'FIaMs injuries but very siitlc chance k xiv"n 10 compute the llsi of cAF- Mllties,
 At TbrrsGnI UIIS a TanRh s-stiTlatc is ohIHinnbIo of the resuIiH nf tnE VIstt- rI;nn hut tho LhugHr Ia now believed 10 hR'r passed over and +hs h9pr6 4re snth h have the situation %elI in hand.
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JOHNSON WRITES TO SAY
 MANY DREDCES ARE COMING

Tho six rlH be scattered about ir .1rloaIs portions uf he penlERul;.
 Tho rAAEon f~r hts T;iIIrG Is P"h. ably for Jlc purpose Of having mat sers arranged l!cre fnC Ihsir carT?fHC to Lnsir dcelinatipIs.
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That half fL dn1sn drcdgeg GI least will come 10 Eums In sprlng IS He IntormAtiUn GonrcYcJ in Fl letter from w. W. Johnson CT tile I'Iion ConHtruc
 lion Company rh J, H. NnntgnuCry. ltr. Johnson writes from San Ft,T- cisco and *aS9 that l'f' personally
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POWERS AGREE ON TERMS
 SUBMIT THEM TO BUL LGARIA

r1p'y. It will probably have r1 Erh- init the terms to it's eliea btfUt. | Lonl- Ing sn < de1iHjon and this r1rTsE is sur% tu OCCUPY Rnme tIrrA.
 The lrrks have H.TeIdy ulH1cSs sheuhs-slvss Ir rhn hanas if rhI pew Ara, but have appealed fn- rnlpnI tTCs>IrhsnI.
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Spssisl nugP4i SeTvIsA

Special nugq1i SeTvIeA
 LONDON, NpFch T3.-Thg powers have now agreed ia thn terms which Hin be ar Ienzl sIIe hsLsiH on which U peace agreement wilt be .rranHcd be fwesu ihc Balkan atiIas and Turkey apd lheaA reTms have bean trISn3ued fe tnA BelGRFiaR premier.
 Ths details of Inc r<rms have becu kept a close secret but 1hey are sup
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GOMEZ FROM ST. MIcHA-,.

T. B. Stevenson. Uniled States rpTn nn baslonGr at St Michael. has come here on business connected with the meeting oe The grand jury.
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PIoNEEH CARD PARTY.

The JIiNnaera IIcth A most rH3Dyabls EinE cerd party Saturday ereniRG' Dhn Buckley Nnn fiEst prize, Ra- rrnshmsnta weTe servsd during 1hs eYsnInK.
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E|FFEL TOWER
 CATCHES US.
REcEWE6 coMFLETE MESSAGE FROM ARLINGTON NAVAL
 STATION,
BRseieI Nugget 5Arsiu@.

PARIS, March 3s.-Thr wT':i'Isa st1tLcu bn the EiITAI tnHcT t@sr%Ial:l? caught a complete nessgEc trtra Iht AIt1pRtUn HIpai El3tL'n ir. tn. United States. 'l'hla fClIt ik Ti.Ir;l| ns n record On 1Inrr ccr'sirlE il:(Assa E+.S huVe been caught tn pIrr hy h.! Eihfcl EireIess frnra An A1nsl liNn:lc: hn never betcFr XaS nLcaserc r UnnInrs- Iy receiycA-
 The success iS due in HIt; ' I:nalur to tha condition or she a'iht'Eptarc and aisu so improvements which ire going ns coral arGY.
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FRANK SHAW HAS
LAY ON HoLYOkE

ETank Sltnw hsR taken lAS Ul the rJaLrn sti0iHIng No 1 en the right Lim1t or 1Iolyoire creek and has sI- ready begun tc sink slsnfL thereon.
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bALL|NcER AGAIN ACCUSED
 IS COMPELLED TO DENY

Wlnhtke Judge Landis ordered the baiHErs to hiring every hoHR Su FTosts office ntr the nauFta Thf@E boUke will bc examined rtTy carefully and m Inc examination ~itl depend to some ex.ent the proof aE 10 whether pvllinger was nr was nvl rcn1y xIlty uG ks,ms M the fiji Iulu 'ud tH his |. churRs in tho agItstinn rrisInE frnU, the nccusati6ns nt 0laris.
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SEA TrIH+ aiArch si-H 4. RaI- IinSes formerly zcGretarY of ths h. r+r;or. denied fodaT that l'e ever h,I'I my dealings EItll T7rsIst- He snih.
 "NuisheT a person heloHgInE to the firm Of ghlch nm ] member nor the
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CHARLEY srARLEs pYINa

Tord wns received in yesterdays < nnII final Charley St1pIoE is hGw 1E' ing in SAh piHEr, Cal,
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lgrs in the Rltne history o4 2 similar .ilt.aTE.
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firm tt.,eIt had EnythInE in do With th% l'rdel clAinlE''
 HaiIinguT WAS waited UnOn spc1'iaI- ly whhn the news arrived of the Avi- dcllcs sr th4' effect that hts nzme had lIrrn erased tTern the F'rast EhAaka nf- rAr lhrY had heen given "ver to the TpGrirNr.
 George N, Seward. she receiver hlmsvif, RII1 bc surHntonaA ar once Ln explain sLnn thc wlthle afIHir has now r=Ache't ;, mnre smpoIsart status than eTrr before
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N7r9 Daily Nugget ik 4ks araan q& =I the paoPIe. tuhseribs nnw. 2!0e per month delivered.
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"Th4 nsupse,s papAr'-Neme NEsest
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GIFT FOR REV. CHRISTIAN.
 Iley. .. D, Christian ~sla the CAGI- uIenL uf Ii line typewriter As an Buster in from tho rnrmhpTH nf hIs conEze -;ati0n.
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T0RNAD0ES WRECK GREAT CITY
DELEGATE IS:
 BELIEVED BUSY
WI CEERsHAM MEN IN LEG!sLA-
 TUHE ARE COMB MING
speriaI Nugget SArVieA.

speris4 Nugget SArTicA.
 JUNEAU hFn rch p. se@ma tO hr rAlher rvhl%!is r"r. tha. .lH WIch rr&hnm men in tiLE srnaLc are acting Inurh t'u5uInfHit,
 Tunnrr 1t SlEpEwa*. Sutherland of i3uhy and R1drn nf LditurGd are all 9tronF supporters "r lhe preEent dele4 k4Lc aIid ihHIr altitude on certain LIIllR Ter.Il' IS intrpdEged shrw a re- maTkahle unaniInitY nr anini0H,
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SThs PsepI~'t S1Pa-"-NSms NuaaA
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"Thp RAAps's FaPsT'-NumA NuqEst
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
That Occasional Chord.

There are chords in the human
heart, strange, varying things, which
are only struck by accident; which
will remain mute and senseless to ap-
peals the most passionate and earnest,
and respond at last to the slightest
casual touch. In the most ~insensible
or childish minds there is some train
OF reflection which art can seldom
lead, or skill assist, but which will re.
veal itself, as great truths have done,
by chance, and when the discoverer
has the plainest and simplest end IN
New.-Charles Dickeons.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
MUSEUM OF RECORD OFFICE
ooomsday Book Is Chief Treasure Of
Place Which Attracts Many
American Visitors.

me little museum which forms part
OF the record Office in Chancery lane
ID a British institution better known
to Americans than to the thousands of
who daily pass It's doors.
or course. the most treasured Of
the museums exhibits Is the Dooms.'
day book, but hardly less Interesting
are the gunpowder plot papers, the
wellington papers, the log of the
Victory, the last letter which Nelson
wrote with his right hand and the
first he scrubbed" with his left hand
after losing the right one, the treaty
OF peace-strongly reminiscent OF the
Field Of the Cloth of Gold-between
Henry VIII. and Francis l., Illuminated
books worth a monarch's ransom and
royal charters galore.
All these things, however, do not
seem to interest the Londoner, and
seldom will one find more than a doz-
en- people In the museum and of
these the majority will not be Brit
ishers.
This museum" said an official, as
better known to Americans than 1t Is
to Englishmen, Americans are not
only interested in the Doomsday book,
royal charters and e%Xchequer records,
but naturally in things pertaining to
their own country.
"They like to see William PENIS
signature appended to a petition to
King James II. praying that the diff.
ference between Lord Baltimore and
himself may soon be heard by the
lords Of the plantations, the delay be-
ing very %ruinous;' hat Of George
Washington to a letter to his great
and good friend King George I'LL, con-
corning the exchange Of ratification Of
a treaty OF amity, commerce and navi-
cation concluded in November, 1894,
as we'll as the signatures Of !ohn
Adams, Stephen Hopkins, Benjamin
Franklin and Thomas jefferson on
various documents. Pail Mall Ga
zette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
NURSERY STOCK

To meet a popular demand, The
Independent will send in orders for
fruit, ornamental and shade trees.
rosebushes, clematis and Towering
shrubs. Any quantity of nursery
stock may be ordered through The
Independent. and at wholesale
prices. No agents commission to
pay. Stock will be shipped with
our order of Forest trees given
as a premium. Write or call at The
Independent office. We are doing
this to encourage planting of trees
in Elko and vicinity. Make your
wants known quick as the order
will be sent in very soon.
The Independent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
VeFv Much Co

Have you any drop ceilings in your
1ouse?" Eyes, in the kitchen where
he plester fell down."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
CHURCH NOTICES
BAPTIST CHURCH

BAPTIST CHURCH
Subject-11:a m. Preaching by
Rev. G N Gardner.
Subject-7:30 p m Rev. G N
Gardner.
Special music by the Chorus
Thursday 7:30 p m. Prayer
meeting in the Chapel
All are welcome.
Rev. Chas. McHarness,
Pastor.
ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Morning Service IL p. m.
Evening Sermon 1889
Sunday School 1890.
Friday Litany q P M.
Everybody Welcome.
Ernest H. Price
Minister in Charge.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sermon, IL a. m.
Essential knowledge"
Bible school and Kindergarten,
1915 p
Prof. P G McWhinney, Supt.
Sermon, 700 m.
Some Reflections"
Music in charge of Mrs. G. L
Swartz.
Everybody welcome.
George H Greenfield,
Pastor
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Service, IL a. m.
Sunday School, 1880 p. m.
Wednesday evening service at 8
p m.
Dotta building, Idaho street, hear
fifth. A free reading room at the
same ad dress is open to the public
from 2 to q p. m. daily, including
Sundays and holidays. The Bible
and all Christian Science literature
can be read.
Everybody welcome.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
Garden Hopes

1t is one thing to turn over the
fruitful earth in the mild sweet
day of spring, when it is a pleasure
to be alive aud outdoors.
1t is another thing to stick to a
garden through the thick and thin
of torrid July, in view of the ire.
concilable objection entertained by
most living things to growing in
the shade.
1t is to be feared that the present
generation starts a garden merely
from mercenary motives of cutting
down the grocery bill. The old
timers got their pay in the fun of
the thing. The sight of precious
plants struggling against witch
grass" was as distressing as a fam
lily Of dirty, ragged children. A
freshly welded garden with all in
terlopers %uprooted. gave them as
much pleasure as the modern man
feels in a shiny automobile. The
fruit of the garden then bore
a very considerable resemblance to
the seed catalog, which it doesn't
to-day.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19

What is life without-The Independ-
snt2
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
MINING BLANKS FOR SALE

Certificates Of Location of Lode
Mining claims. with blank on the
back for recording, for sale at the
Independent Office.
Also Location Notices" for
posting on the claim and all kinds
of Blanks as we'll as mining deeds.
Send in your orders and make all
remittances payable to The indie
pendent. Elko, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-19
NEW GAMBOCE
IN TOWN
Owned BY julius Swartzchild, One
Of Reno's Popular Business.
Men

We were hardly prepared for the
shock when julius Swartzchild,
sporting a new gamboge moustache,
came to town. We ran over to the
Mayer House and deciphered his
flowing signature, and Billy Mayer
assured US, on oath, that is was
julius, than whom no one is more
welcome to Elko.
He was accompanied by that
dynamo of activity and systemized
business Fred 7 Doll of the "Elkn
Hide and Junk Co." Julius Swartz-
child is manager of the Reno branch
Of the firm of Bissinger & Co. He
returned to Reno today.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Mayer Hotel

AT lIt mayer E1OIGI
VIM. Purdy and wife, Ogden;
Otis Robinson, Lamoille; E May
field Carlin; H A Stone, Salt Lake;
J Swartzchild. Reno: Jas Qysma,
San Francisco; W A Keddie, Fal-
lon; John Murphy and wife, Deeth.
At the Commercial Hotel
S Kenner, Los Angeles; + Raic-
harrison Salt Lake: w E Pickering,
Stockton; S P Carat Tuscarora; ]
Cooe and wife, Manhattan, Harry
Tribe and wife, Manhattan; S K
Farrow. Deeth; Henry Becker and
wife, Miss Becker. Thos Becker,
and VIM Callahan, Denver; A ]
Marcus, San Francisco; r E Tilden,
Winnemucca Geo A Hawkes., Salt
L axe; G Cowliing, Bullion: G H
Calligan, Reno; Sam Spilsburger
and S Gates, Chicago; E M Stewart,
Denver
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Change Comes Slowly.

A love letter, a cure for toothache
and a complaint of a bad boarding
house, according to a contemporary,
were found in excavated writings
1000 years old. The same old world!
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At the Elko Hotel

E A Eucry, and wife San Fran
cisco; Y A Honger. Edgemont;
Bert Harmer. Lamoille; D d Ogil-
vie, Carlin; Jerry Honda. Salt Lake
City, Bill Flethccr, G Delmarto,
Beowawe; P KeIlecher, Sandy
Bar; George Foraker, City.
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The Saddle and the Steed.
1t is good to keep hoping for better
things, but hope Is merely a saddle
that Is to be placed upon the steed
which Is known as Effort.
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Truth.
A mood Is that which turns yes.
brday's truth into today's falsehooa.
Life.