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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
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oeutiher 5aHuua" unb .@issneS"
BON herman sbr heiBt Der 223
Seiten ltarte Bano @eoidte. Der in gee
bieeensr Nusltattung oor n Iie9t.
Sermann Bebr lit elm New 0orfer
9 rOBiabritant. Der alS 8lno lns
4ano fam lih aber. trOs oes &iu9ens
mno Der Sample. Die es immer our6iue
MAIDEN gilt. nm einen 10 9r06eu gee
ifdftllden Grtolg Su oerSetdnen gu
f6nnen. Den %augeborenen Sinn iilr ods
SdDne iitI belpabcte, UNI neben Dem
pollen @riullen Der 0nuoeSiprahe. IT'D
i'm 3eutiheu 10 petuoatommnete oaB
eE IS lGrtig gebrdht bat snhlrethe ins
bnItrelhe Rerle pom 28olter Scott.
1ennpiou, &sats. Sbe0sp 2oro 8pron.
9onaieloip, uiW., formpOllenoeI ms
8eutlhe Su llberira9en. uno Suoem IN
Der oeuliheu Sprnhe ebsnio bubble.
mle 9eoontenreihe @eoidlte Su p%erials
len. No giht ss ;uohl etn onoeres Bel'
fuel. nd elm Observation-Disclosures
@tobi0brlfdnt @eoitte uerfaBt, oosr
aus oHosreu Gulturipcahen ibe, ltet.
Nr empiehien ioldeu unierer Qtier,
hle iid inr @eoie9enes aui DEM Gee
btg.e Der 8oeiie mtsreiiireu uno lih
e,nsu Hnno Der Uebriteu Nrbert
iidlern m0h,en. on ben Neriniier OBI
&. Sc. Str., New Nort @ltp) 5u lhrst.
ben.
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Mns ben 0erihten.

Ri6ter 9i9bee unb RspOrter 5nrris
lon limb BON 8iroqun bsimsstsbrt, no
Observation-Disclosures ~itattfanosn.
Gin 8a9rant @lmsns @m. Grant
tpnroe BON &ihter Brinblep anf 50
Gage benz Sberiff in acit uno Iftess
seseben. Das tommt ioI1en aerleu
BET benz talten Rettsr ssrabs seIesen.
9ermann ShmsrIins, Elm junser
Wann Der Noroleiie. muroe untsr Dem
8eroodte uerbaftet. benz Otilpaufees
Baenbeamten Rufus STANDARD 8 ses
ibofene 8iloeuten oussefibrt Su
hdben. @r bsbauptet, anosre @iien'
bahnleute bdtten Die gnten nah ieinem
Sauie sebrnht UNI iie tnfslbersit Su mas
den, unb nab bieien Ssrri6aiten ~iit
bic BOIisei isst ouf Der Sude.
3weiEfrehe Bummlsr, Sobn O'Brien
uno 81. MarrOip wuroen auf 10 2o9e
CUR Wit9ltebibaft in Der y9epec Bri.
gaoe" oerurtb'!lt.
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Sternidnuppeu.

Nn6 Dem neuen Sagbssieb Siirfen
@t%Jenibimer poer 8enuser Don 2ano
gu irseno elmer 3eit Snisn iasen
uno i6ieben. uno mdhreno Der ~offsnen
SaiiOn aud @i6tusen. Obne einen
Sasoidein.
- DaS Ga @roTe Gountp 9ebrers
Snititut finoet am rs. OttOber inter
9situna CON gountDs5 huIiuperinten'
bent Gilman i'm 6o9l9uI3ebduOe in
Weit Salem itatt.
= Gem Glide mandes MenIden
liebt nidts i'm @ege ais er E | b il.
= Gin unuerminoert @ il T e.
ben,
8as lit Der berrIihIte @epinn.
Gen fam Die g8elt Dir bod nidt
geben.
3u n / M It i'm frei Dir ielblt oabin.
= D6ribden. mas baIt gu beute in
Der Sdule 9elernt?" Bon &aus
Mana. uuo S6metterlin9en uno
8irmern." - .9h was! Damn Jag
mir mai. pie beiBt oenn Der @urm.
Dem bic Ntama Die eihenen& leloer
peroantt?:" yYupa!"
Bs1~ 5euers unb 2ebensueriiterunl.
Gusldreiben BON 8eIibtiteln uno SDpos
theten uno @elouerleiben 81 5 Erp5ent
auf Ga GrOiier Siferbeiteu lit meine
Speaialitdt. 9. 8. 8oI5, 624 Siio
Z. StraBe. 0eioe 'Gbones. NnS.
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TOli,eili6es.

Capt. GuSan Iiss einsn Ysrbaftss
beitbl ausitsllen seaen 5ranf SIC.
@arthp. pero -dtia oes Die itabls BON
$40 o =. &nn Irees. ebenfolls einsnt
6remoen.
Grne gcloene llbr Dem Contractor
9cule Supps 9tbbrle, wuroe aus oei'
len 8eite i'm GroseihpB oes Goits
aebduoes 9eitotIen. Vie llbr fano Die
HollSei bel etuem Woroieite Wtrtbe DOR.
Der otei5lbe pen siuem sswiiisn 3. 6.
3obbS. elnem Nrbsiter. Ser an Dem
nenen @Ieuator I'M &oltsebduoe ejnist
3G9e bsidditi9t mar. s~eIauit baben
min. Die &oIiSei iuht ieet nab
TpbbS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Der Nnfana 5u bieier Spaltun9 1T be-
reIts gema6t. inoem cine san5e Anja5l
Der beruorra9enoItem 5ibrerinnen urter
ben amerifanliden 5rauenitimmre6t,
%lerinnen ofsntIib srtldrt bat. oaB tie
nit Jrou Bansburit ni9ts gu tbun
baben moaten.
las Prite &uftreten Der Qonoouer
Milttan. enfi6rerin 4lutburit in Nem
glOrt eruieS iib ais Elm tldalihes
JiGsto. beloneers POM finansieaen
Stanopunft aus. nnO Der lit fir Die
unternebmer ausitlns9ebeno.
Wfdn 1dtte ole 80rbereliun9en fir
ben @mpiun9 BON mjnoeltens $4,000
VeIudern 9etrUfen, uno es lanoen iib
tnum $500 elm. Gabei uahm 0aS
6auptconttn9ent nod nui Den @aQeries
liBen Ylab. bic fur l9abi9e so Gems
Su baben Daren.
unten berri6te sibuenOe 9eers.
I'm iuenlgltenS ben duBereu Sdein
5u waBten. REF man Die Softer oss
Olpmp aui Die @aranetfibe. Dariber
Gntriiltun9 uno laute NeuSerun9en
oes unwllens Ser Qeute, Die bobe
Hrsiie fir lire 8i1elS eeSabIt botten
uno Die 8erIbrung NIT benz ,sem0bns
Iiden Bolt" suriidptsien. Gin,1e itans
ben io9ar auf uno UerIieBeu oltsntatiu
Die MISUNDERSTANDING.
S6re 8rUteite niBten aber nidts.
Wlan fonute unm6g,lh auf ben eiusis
aen Grid perSid)ien, Der Trnu Yant.
burit Die 8eihdmuug erlparte. Dor
buhitoblih leersn SGHten lprehsn gu
milien.
NngeiihtS Der g2walti9en 8etlame.
Die fir ben &ortrog gemadt wOroen
mar, ut ons wirtlid cine gauS fiir9!ers
lidJe 8tamoge.
9o4 amsrifaniide 8olf bat i'd ais
Iehr uiel oerninftlger uuo urtheilSs
reifer erwisien. ols 6rnu Ynntburit
uno 9oniorten lisb uno Sutrdglih mar.
Der 5nttaui6uns 0teier Sippe ltebt
ober Die gr0Bte @enuQtbuung Der sros
Sen Waiie oes &OIte8 9eseniber. Die
nm Die @obrung Ser 6ube uno 6es
b%lirserIidjen 5rieoen8 beior9t 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
SOB Ztrare.

ldste DOB I'm Nlasmsinen nussnpmmsn
mtro. SOS Der NpOtbster irs,no siuen
Yrets iiir elm &sSept berehnet Der ihnt
seraoe pdBt, Tas 1T absr uid)t 10;
Der Npotbstfr berehuet ssuau Den
3%oltenpreis Ser Ssitauothsile oes Res
Septs uno madt Den Ersts ssnau %
nab. SD babe tets bieie 8sseI briol9t
nno babe oaber iiber 300. drstlihe
Heispie fir meins Sunosu subsfeitst
nno td0lih psrmsbrt lid Die NnSobl.
5rsiIjh iubrr id aud Elm defenders
ero6sS wager pon MtsSitamenten sur
3ubersituug ppn &eseptsn. oa il ebsn
oteier &ranhe bes @siddils itets usiue
6auptSeit nno @nsreie sepibmst babe.
uno i6 reid]Iib pom metuen 6rsuuosn
uno Sunosu unterltitst lperot. Meiu
Ssitrshsn ipar tets. Der bette Nilitent
Sbrss Ssrrn DEBTORS 81 iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
9Ser iuil cine quite Tarm tamfem ?

Cine 5orm lei OnaIos'a bon 100 @deru,
onuon s Gder i'll Gultur, 30 older &ieien.
Der Sleit SuifIano, lit biuis Su uertanfen.
Gin feincs &pbnbnis iii porbonnen, Stal'
lnnaen. EN- SlIo poIlgcfllt, 9ruBes 9nhners
haus. gutes &aiier uip. 9ie 6orin if NIT
poer Obne &iebbeituno su pertaufen, lieut.
an elmer guttu Nfilhrpute, unb funn gu
iebr giinlti9en 8eoin9ungen gefauft meroen.
Our 8eiidtiguna Der 6Hrm nebnte man Die
Snaldstd Sirnbcnbabn, uno BON 0eren Gnoe
its elm Sang BON nur is Minuten nDrollh
sum HIaee. SEQ. 8. Sphnpn, Gi9en'
Thinner, u. 81. /. Snalasfa, B I.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Ra9~ lie NamifiensS nitemmcoisiu.

Sn leoem 0eim iolts iih cine 6laihe
non Or. alHa'a Nep DISCOVERY beIin'
ben. ferti9 fir Sen 8ebrauh, msnu elm
8lieo Der 6amtlie iih GrtdItuns posr
0ulteu SuSlebt. Irpmptsr 8ebrnuh
mlro Ole arantheit bsisiti9sn. 9. ".
Stie pom Wolon. Ytid.. itrsibt:
.YVstne game 6amilis perldBt Iih ouf
Or. atng's Mem Tiscouerp nls Die
bette 6uitsus uub GrtdItungsmeoisin
IN Der &sIt. 9tuei soc 6laitsn bsiltsn
mlh pom Der Gurasueut;lnouna." Ssoe
Eoiis siIlt. Ereis soc uuo 81 BET 3.
Z. Grbart. apothe.sr. - NnS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
. Sin ianfteS mno iuirfiameS
Xarirmittef.

Sin miloes. iouitsS uno ~mirilames
2artrmittel iii mas 2eute BADEN wpllen,
lpsnm oisielben an Terltopluns leioen.
Iduienoe ihluOreu ouf Or. Sings
9tem 9lie Bills. 0ieleIben uerutllheu
'e,ne ShmerSen. Yreis 25c bel alien
N~pOtbsferu ODER per YOlt. 8. 6.
8ufIen & 60, philadelphia Ober st.
9ouis. .. Z. @rbnrt. Gpotbs,
ter.-Nni.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

6attc einen r8euoifen".
rSs ba @oota boamtemma2"
r@rno ieet."
.NCoo?"
.9ia. nit an HauIfl"
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Htrter
t~Iiebeneu.

ShIummre ianIt, ou gutter 8ater,
Yer on uns bait 10 aeiiebt,
Su mirit uns ia mphl Uetseiben,
Nenn mir haben eId betrubt.
Nh. bu BATS leBt iiberltanoen,
Wande ihruere barte Stunben,
Wianf)en Gag uno mnnhe Hntt,
&alt ou in Shnlersen su9ebraht.
Slanobdit BAN on lie ertraaen,
3eine SdlmerSeu, betne 8lasen,
8is Der 3po oein Nu9e bridt,
God peraeiien mir bid niht.
Wun bah id iiberpunben,
gu gutter Hadt. o Neit;
Sd Sieh ourh gbriiti @unoen
Su's redtc 3iuns 3eIt.
Bemcint mid niht, itr Qieben.
SD iterbe @ptt, nift euh.
@as pollt itr eudl betriiben
Sd bin in @ottes Heif.
@eoentt an @uren Batter
uno folgt ihm ielia nah;
Chr bait @ott sum 8erather,
sSas ieufst ibr Ah unb Nt
Nun CUTE Nadt, gu @roe.
3u Slmntel, lei 9e9rnbt,
No ih l%ctroltet tueroe
Shit Dem pns epie lit.
Sabt mir Die @rabidrift hduen:
9ier ihl,ri Elm Hil9er elm;
Ser mus IN ,3ipns Nuen
Gin gutter Surger Iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Die Seisr DIS 9enti6en
Sagcs.

bernn mo- in oieIem
gdnoe uiele 9eutlhe
tuobnsu lit Der
0sulihe Gag srOB'
artlg gefeiert lpors
ben, ODER miro nod
.R9angen iueroen.
10 audj in 8 III 3 a,
Neb. Der Deutibe
Gag, Der oaielbit
unier 9eituna oes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

BEN mctie. e'nen perlaBltd)en AGthaeher iir
3eeos nno Mortgages hrNutt. oosr etele
aai CUTE Sidrerhett nusieibtn Iptll, Ueuhe
iin m ". 3. 0tdii 10, 203 2. 4. Strobf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

tB Ser bette Rutifeu. uno @cp1d.
Ta9euhien)t in Der Staot piro Sburu pou
Der @Oteman@ itn 8ransfer 6 ..
gelielert. HbpneS l79.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Trarl Yaniburit's MaHenuer=
iarlmluns obne Mahen.

taos in elmer Bes
mag bic
!3uIahura b e r
Jruu 8antburit
bod CUTE 5OISeu
bnben. Sie n.da
baJu fdbren. oaB
Iid bic omeritnni.
i6sn Sufirnsettei,
in Stpei feinolihe
6serIager t6eilen.
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50 s.
aluf eiuen Ianaem winter ,per.

Nuf etuen langen 2Stnter mer'
ben mir uns nun wObl eeiaBt mddsn
f0nnen. aber aus Der beuOrite enoen
8internn6t itroblt uns jest
idon Der @ eibnnbtsb baum nit
olIes 9uutsl erbe0enosn 2tA'
ter9Ian5 ent9e9en.
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or~ApplIea.ion to County Court.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse. County.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court, La Crosse, county,
IN PROBATE
Notice Is hers by given that at as~eeial term of the
County Court TO he held ia ard for Said County, at
the ourt House. in the City Of La Cros-e. in said
= unity, on the 3d Tuesd Y. big the 18th day Of
y nvrBtOeF. 4 ID 1919, at ten O'clock 4 NJ, the
follow inR matter will be heard and considered:
The Application Of Julius 1haI0., 10 admit to
probate the last viii and testament IF August
Thurow, ] e of the Town Of Barre, in said c unity
If La Crosse, deceased. and tina letters of aImini-
TRITON with i annex d of the estate of said
deceased be gran ed g. said Julias TnuroE,
By order Of the Cour-,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
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Yersnisnngs=8 esweiier.

Mstehic. Seoen Tntmittas uno Nbeno
gSa1oeibiloer.
8iion. Sebcn Iadmittas uno Gbeno
ssan 5elbiloer.
Spric. Seoen Iuhmittas uno Gbtno
u Inoelbiioer.
eaiinp. 9eoeH Indmiitas uno abeno
geanoefbIloer.
sfar. Seoen Radmittas nno abeno
HanoelbllDer.
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Neue(te Rn5eigen.
2ltiut Spej,aIau,stgen ioiten:


UebFr y gVUrtf 2 @ents pr0 Wptt.
Tie WUrte o|frlnngi". I'm pertnuteH" .Hn her
Eitethen" .Gartuer r~trlaue." n. E. NJ. ION if Die
AooreiieE iiHb Elm EheiI Der NHsei9en unb miiiea bel
Ireis-Sereduuna ais g9Orte mitas5dhlt fueroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Trieomanm.aur perboteu!

Trienmann:1ur berboten! Die
MinneiOtaer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIL
BEN @ebrauh BON 5rieomann's Serum
ge9sn bic 3ubertuloie in Wiinneiota
nitt geItatten, oa iie Der &nli6t 1T.
bas Serum lei wertblos uno babe
irgenbluslfe Ysrbienlte nidt se5eigt.
Cine ssibeioie Beb0roe..
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@eihdftssHofiSen

u 8. 9. &auNutsn Serlihernuss.
Narnt Sirsihaits- ODER Siherheits.9jonns
1898 Hsnri StraBe.
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slulaslib zines 3miammeuftoscs

eines MI Sanlmaursgiltern %beIdoenen
6radt5uses NIT einem BiebSu9 bel Ga
Crescent orilben nuroen nebrere Was
gan oeS lebteren 5ertriimmert uno elm
G6sil ibrer aus Shafeu beitshenoeu
2uoun9 set6biet. 3wnnsi8 Der 3biere
%fanoen bel Der antaitropbe taren Zoo
umo uiele Shaie aelan9ten in 6reibeit
uno iudteu oas Q8eite. Bon Der Yes
oienunasmanni6aft Der beioen 3iise
puroe NiemnnO UerIeet. 6aIihe 8ei'
deniteGuu9 iUa Den 3uiammenlto B ber'
beigefIbrt baben.
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ctbiloa 9iid, elm 23.idbriaes

Afbtlod Sttd1, etu H0'1upri9ee
crit Dor etnem Sabr aus 9eutihIanc
einsewonoerts8 Mdo6pn, oas lid biss
lang in Maoiion bel BET 5omiIie BON
@eor9 Renti Ter, Dem Superintendent
ten OsS bOrtisen 6Oreit pia 5rIeobois.
als 0isultmdoden uufblelt, lit pom
@eri6t fir irriinnis erfldrt uno Der
Qnitalt in WenoOtn iiberpielsn mors
ben. 8os Midoden iOa Die 3raatbeit
bstommen baben beim 3uihnuen oes
Isbten .5reibmsn.S OpbOmors Guib"
an Der 6orti9eu uniusrlitdt. Die Nnf'
rsguns iiber oaS @eiebene bottle iih
oerart auf oes Mdohens @emiub gee
Iest. onB lpdtsr bel ibr Der @obnlinn
gum QuSbru6 fam. 3ein @unoer.
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3anfnbftattnmg.

Nacn n~niern Nnhtarn uro 6reunoen
mDhten mir auf oteiem g8ese uniern s. r
sensoant abitatteH fir Die uns anlablit] D, $
Nbifleioeus unjereS ileben &aters
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Nonne il unoen.
n01un iieht Die Ner3tin 6eiIrpeg II
felten ihrer &raris nad,geben."
Sic fam in Den SpredltuaOen
,ein @nbe iinoeu."
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Eetnrih Gdf

3%triluabme, ipiute fir Die i'm il
5ahlrridl eripleiene lesien @hren. SeIpn
oercn Cant laaen MIR auh Galtpr &UIatei
fir ieiNe trpiireldle Nm;irun9, lolpte Muer
fir Die idl0Hen &lumenipenoen.
9baiebura, Den 90. Oft. 1918.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
Order
Csc and SOC

AT Stated Term Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Southern District Of New
York, held at the office of the District Judge
Post ONCE Building. New York City, on the
Goth day OF August. 1918.
Present: HON. JULIUS NJ. MAYER District
Judge.
WILLIAM f. GRELL and MELVIN j. Nc
KENNA. as Receivers of the Manhattan Secur-
tiles Company. q corporation. Plaintiff against
TUSCARORA-NEVAD MINES COMPANY.
Defendant.
On reading and filing the petition Of Henry
Stanley Haskins. ReceiveS OF the defendant
herein. and upon the summons complaint and
answer. and all the proceedings had therein. it
is on motion of Nash lockwood ESQ. and Rob-
ert Forsyth Little Esq. attorneys for the said
Receiver.
ORDERED that all creditors Of the defendant
shall file with the said Receiver at Room IlCO
No. Rector Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York or At the ONCE of Henderson
Game & Van Fleet. Henderson Bank Building,
Elko. Nevada, their claims against the defend
ant; such claims TO be filed within forty-fye (45)
days from the date Of this Order: And It Is.
further
ORDERED that q copy Of said order be pub
lished in two papers; New York Times a paper
published in the County Of New York. New
in the County Of Elko. Nevada; the first publ
cation in each case to be begun within fourteen
(lO days from the date Of this order. to continue
for q period Of three (3) weeks. once q week for
the first two weeks, and twice for the last week
And 1t is further
ORDERED that prior to the first date of pub
lication copy of this order be mailed to all the
creditors and stockholders OF the defendant ap.
pearing upon the books Of the Company at their
last known post office address: And It is fur.
Their
ORDERED that all creditors failing to Ale
their claims as above directed shnll be debarred
from sharing in the assets Of the estate.
julius M. Mayer
TRUE COPY
Alex Gilchrist. Jr.
Clerk
(SEAL-)
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
ROUDOIR GARMENTS.

Negligees and petticoats matching
are everywhere to be had in pink crepe
de chine. One perfectly plain one IN
lined, with very scant elbow length
sleeves, 10 finished with the border OF
white elderdown.
Another model is of pink charmeuse,
draped with white chiffon and trimmed
with q revers effect In shadow lace,
which is caught In with a rosette of
the chiffon at one side of the skirt.
This gown has q satin girdle.
For those who care to dress a little
out of the ordinary there in a boudoir
gown of greenlsh yellow nearly Of mus
tard tone. Its material 10 crepe do
chine and, Of course. stockings Of silk
and garters Of satin, and the petticoat
In to be had matching. Almost all the
boudoir slips ara Of clear white lace
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
couIdn's eco Hia Third.

During tho cotton-picking season In
Texas a colored brother who had gone
into tho country TO work returned very
much disgusted. Don't 20 eft no
onahs ter pick no cotton7'' asked q
friend. "Sech eE dey was. White
man done offered me ons-third o. wat
All could pick. All done TUX look at
DO field an saw dat when It wah all
PICKED 1t wouldn't amount tor ono
third 30 All done lit out fer houaI"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02

Prof Carthurer gave very in.
terestinH entertainment at Hunter
Theatre last night. The house was
filled to capacity and at least q
hundred people were turned away
and were greatly disappointed be-
cause they could not get even
standing room.
The Professor gave a short talk
on Hypnotism, explaining many
points not understood by the aver
age lay mind and in all gave one of
the best lectures and entertain
ments ever seen in Elko.
After restoring the young man
who had been sleeping for 20
hours, the professor called for vol
unteers to be hypnotised.
Six gentlemen responded and the
professor soon had them under per-
fs':t control and put them through
some very laughable stunts.
They we're made to imagine they
were riding wild horses at the STAN
pede and they rode their chairs
around the stage giving fair
demonstration of broncho busting
One gentleman watching the per.
Torrance asked the professor to
get a new class as he thought those
who had volunteered were travel.
ing with him and the professor re.
sponded oy inviting him to come
on the stage.
He declined however saying he
had come only to observe. Then
the professor gave the sleeping test
to those in the audience who were
not afraid, and several ladies and
gentlemen including one little girl
fell under his influence.
1t was q very wonderful and
amusing exhibition to witness and
from the way the people laughed
and enjoyed themselves. the build
ing will not be large enough to
hold the crowd tonight. Prof.
Caruther said the performance
would be entirely different each
night but don't see how it could
be any better than it was last
night. Mr. Caruthers is certainly a
hypnotist of the first magnitude.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
ELKO HIGH SCHOOL

High School meets to classify
and assign lessons at 9 o'clock TO-
morrow morning. 1t is important
that those who would enroll be
present. After about 2 hours all
will adjourn until Thursday morn
ing at $50 when classes open re-
gularly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
BIG PARADE TOMORROW

Every auto, every business rig,
and Rodeo riders will form one big
parade which will start at 10
O'Clock. In addition to the regu-
lar prizes cash prize of $40 will
be awarded to the best appearing
auto and SIS to the best appearing
rig. Autos and local rigs may be
decorated for the occasion.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
GOV. ODDIE OUR GUEST

Among our distinguished guests
are Governor Oddie and George
Wingfeld the only man in the West
who ever declined the appointment
of United States Senator.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
OF DuuirEI,J 8aatSs 4,
( s T. a L.

"Havo you much OF friendship
With WombatH ! sec you going home
with him occasionally" 1.-THE status
Of our friendship ia a puzzle TO mo.
He never takes mo to his house except
whsn he has been drinking."-Ltouis-
VILE Courier Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
THIRTY DAYS FnR DRINKS

Joe Davis, recently released
from Jail, and w G Newman were
before Judge Castle this morning
on 8 charge of drunkenness. They
each got thirty days in Jail.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
Explained.

Wilio-Why ala the boy stand on
the burning deck when all but him had
ded7
TOMMY suppose ne was the hero
IN that movie aim, an he was paid -
gt1@S thsre.--st Paul Dispatch.
Had che Last Wore.
The Professor acknowledging intro
duction(-Glad to meet you, Mr.. Mink.
You are distant relative, 1 presume.
Mr.. Mink-Of Mr.. Beaver, Mr.. Fox,
Mr. Kuhn, Mr.. Marten, Mr.. Wolf or
Mr.. Fisher, You were about to say
Not tho slightest, sir.
The Professor Cforestalled, but rally.
ing gamely)-Well, Jon otter beI-Chi.
Gago Tribune
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
CADILLAC
= 1914
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY co. "
Are State Distributors for
CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY
DETROIT MICHIGAN

Every year the CADILLAC has shown
the greatest REAL and SUBSTANTIAL
progress in motor car development. Can
you imagine CADILLAC with it's real
essential functions sharpened; accentuated
and refined? That's just what we offer
for 1914.
The Cadillac Delco electrical system of
automatic cranking, lighting and ignition
has been still further developed, improved
simplifed, and the slight attention re-
qulred from the user materially reduced.
The carburetor has been improved. 1t
is hot water jacketed and electrically
heated to facilitate starting in cold wea-
Their.
The rear springs are six inches longer.
The body designs are new and striking
ly handsome.
Front seat passengers may enter or
leave the car at either side.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02
ENtromaR.

bio. What an awfullg tail haau Lard
LOFTY Is! He-They say he's painful
ly short. = -,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-02

In place of the single bevel pinion and
single bevel driving gear, there are two
bevel pinions and two bevel driving gears,
affording two different gear ratios, each
driving direct from the engine to the axle
without intermediate gearing. The low
direct drive gear is especially adapted for
city driving, where frequent stops are
made; the high direct drive is of especial
advantage where speed of sixteen or more
miles per hour are permissible or desir-
able.
This feature means a decrease in gaso-
line consumption, smoothness in running
and freedom from vibration.
It :''ea;,s that any given speed of the
engine produces an increase of42 per cent
in the speed of the car.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-19
For $1,000 and
$500 Suits

and the best values ever given in
an End-of-Season Sale. We can fit
an dplease men all sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-19

Men po.oU OXIOrQS now
Mems $4 and $5 Oxfords now ..............
Ladies $3.50 and 81 Oxfords and Pumps ....-.
Ladies $3.50 and So Oxfords and Pumps ......
Chldren's ST Barefoot Sandals .......... g.
Chdren's $3.50 and So Low Cuts ..........$ ST..
Chldren's $25 and So Low Cuts .....S ST.;
Big Misses Low Cuts Included