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tub Weekly independent
I r. I r. DOOUKtt. Editor an* lT*t>rUior
auBscnierjLox bjltes
Published etery FrlJij sod Mat lo ?ny ad- |
dress ? postage paid? at the following rstes
ay able In advance:
On* Tear 14 00
SU Months.... U SO
The Daily Independent
SUBSCRIPTION HATES
One Year W 00
Six Months 15 W
For any period under six moatts, "Scents
per month, Payable In advance. Delivered b y
oarrier In Elko at 75 cents per month '
cents per weclt. Issued every afterr-"',
days excepted. .-tf. always
j vesaat. refus<
jC its authorities.
Entered at the Ei?wreupon turned his am
through thjst-e,. 0?er tQ Moodv la'
__ _..wl.ular was she with both sides
this proved satisfactory all an
Lady Moody used Coney island to
ture her cows tin.
All Ilir World
knows that Ballard's Snow Litiitue
no superior for HbeumatUm, Stitf J
Cut?, SpraioF, Lumbago, <tnd all [
Buy it, try it and yon wili always ?
Any body who has u*?J Ballard'*
Liniment is a linn*; proof of wl
does. AU we a.?!t of you is to i
trial bottle. Price, ? x\ 00c md
Sold by Elho Druii O1.
Forgot the Tune.
At an entertainment a little
falling to recall the piece she wi
read, exclaimed. ?'O, I forget the
of my speech."
S Live The Kins
the market ready to "J throughout European
There is no oon??l 13 Amt?r??a, ibe cry of
enough for those ret Live D?. Km. j
ing what should be gol1^# oi throat and lung
into one distorted nighuc^ il*8- Julia llyder
A state that decling-t^ys: "It never fails
against this most infarnoti^' liD^ *? quickly
of grand larceny, or, hat:-"^1^ Paine's opin
fails to enforce its law, *^?iori;y of the in
civilization, and its cit?'aEtrJ'- Disw>v
made to feel the reproJ,?3 hUl1 *oro tbroats
upon them. emedies bave failed, mid
The future, tb-1'1 ColJl0 lt s ,tl10 ot! 1 J' 6uf
lives, cannot br 'antn.l I:.. Elko Pruu ( .,
and he who ~ 50.: and 61 ! :< ?. i'ri d boti'.e
of au t?* "
Jou'"
ary No Bad Debts in Their C = rd Club,
she There are not to he any bad card
The debts at the new club for women, says
fuss- the New York San. According to a
><! to j rule which ha* just Rone Into ciTtct
The ; there, every less must be paid within
>o!nt- 21 hours or the :icco\rt be handed
ad so | over to the chairman cf the house
that i committee. She is allowed to Jake aav
Jund. measures she considers host. It was
pas- decided that some such drastic pro
vision as this would be the only
means of settling the complicated
qutstious certa!:: to ut i.;; :*tor i bridjro
it has Your l.ivrr.
oijits , . , ,.
!-?? cat tf order. \ cu an to l*.l a; a bad
i _ / ' j h-imor ??id ;rei up (vitU a bail taste in
J | ?onr luiiuth. \ ou want tometliit>? to j
,j j imulate jour liver. Jt-st trj llerbine, j
'he liver regulator. A positive cure for
0 " oustip.ttj.jr , Dyspepsia ami all liver |
complaint;. Hrs. F? >. Ft. Worth, Tex- I
<w writes:
".i.'?v>- use.l Her ine iu ni> family for ]
years. Word.-" can't rxprees what 1 tbink I
Sirl, ;ibouf it. fSrery body Lo niy household
ls 10 <tr<* buppv and we!!, au<J -ore o?o it to
i lierbiutf.* SuiJ by Mlko Drug (*o.
Sjr33333SS6iSS3Si : SBBBBBBBBHSEB^
I AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 1
Between
Elko, Tuscarora, Aura,
and 'Northern Points.
LI
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m
w
Automobile leave Elko every clay at
7 . M. for tlie North. ^
Fare between ^ko and Tusearora ?S10. each way r?4
Fare between 1 ko and- Aura or Columbia $1>.0U M
each way.
ELK0~ TlSsCARORA^ AUToSlTE |
W. E. BRIDGMAN, M g
_r.
C rnercn 1 Hotel Duilding, Elko, Nevad
, ra
133. 3Q3SQ3SSaS3 LBBS.S5.BBBBBS.J.
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^iU?
?j ft*
%sj isz a
vCM
IS &LL IT WILL
vr
i v
r.r^r
?i - ? - - ? b>'ul I
to w-r.!e f-r cur t.:<j 1RKE IIICVCM; e
?Bowing tha rr.r.*t Complete line of !u--Vtt-r
.. ??CVCU;s TIUK.S ar.i M NDI;IL , M l j'uci
ELLOW any other manufacturer or dealer ia the vjo::J.
. ui.m u 4 .r wiuj so diacienicn'S prciiLS.
1 :vr SWP OH AFPPOVAL a: tfw'ut a efrtt r^y thf Y rrkiit
? ??? ? ? j'^e other liberal terms which no c
ra cverythicg aad get cvich v
i postal.
1 torca and can offer aa oppcrtua:
uluur. v > jicaoic youag nta who apply at oa:e.
r$QJQ PUt' ,IURE-PROQF TIRES ?
r j i.
ifar- Frico ?
?i:. SO per pair.
}.) lntruduco
\ /.I w/// ?o// tacks
vc , ? ?M!?
4P. /or f//3/y H CUT THE At?
(cash WITH ORDER $4.SS)
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
P. .-suit of 15 years experience in tire
ins1. tog. No tSnni'cr from THORNS. CAC
TUS. PINS, NAILS. TACKS or GLASS.
Serious puncturcs, like intentional knife cuts, can
be vttlcanizeil like any other tire.
Tv 0 Hundred Thousand pairs now in actual uss. Over
Seventy>fWe Thousand pairs so'd last year.
a. SCRIPTlOHi Made In all Mzcs.
with
wil
'"oMm the thick rubbrr tr**"
"A" and punctare strljn ??
nml '?!>," nl?o rim ?
to pren-nt rlrn cuttlui?. T.
tire will outlast miy oil
mike ? SOFT. LLVsllC
L.U Y KID IK G.
It is lively ar.d ea?y rMinir. very durable and I!- !
:h \ special quality of rubber, wliicn never becomcs porous and which cl' -:s up sraaU ? :
th at allowing the air to escape. We have hundreds cf lttltrs fr-. :n sat; ;Scd cuv . nr. .
that Meir tires have only been pumped upcnceor twkein a whole They weuh ro r; ?
au c-.dinary tire, the puncture rtii?tiaz qualities bcinz Riven ty several layers r t'.-.i. ?
prepared fa otic on the tread. That "HoMinc Itacle" sensation corntarnly felt when rid ir* on ?
or ic t roads is overcome by the patent "basket Weave" tread which prevents all nir I: : t >
r<juct :ed cut between tl-.e tire and the road thus over coaxing all sucti' n. The rrguiar j :::c f 1
tiirs ; i |S 50 per f<\ir. but for advertUinfr pnrpos-s wc ar: tajkin^ a spccial factory pri'.e t , f ? ?
of on' / J?.s? per p.iir. Alt orders itilppol snme Cay letter Is received. We ship C.O.X> o:i n; .
Yon 1 a not pay a cent untfrl you have (xarr.iufd and found tbtrr strictty n? r-Tirrsenlr-'.
We wutallown cash discount of S per cent (thereby tr..ikinR the price ? tier pair) if you f
rVLCa CASH WITH ORDER and ci this a ^fttwratsL We will iua fend 01
p! jtcd bra?9 h m l ru-np and two S-.mp'-ti rr.-:' tI r-- :'.ure cic?-;rs on full juid or -!er< '
runcl ire closers to t>e used in case of Mtcntion it knife cuts or heavy (tishcsj. Ttre.< to l-e : 1 : .
at Ot It expe:'?e tf for mv rea-~n they are o t 'atisfictory on e*ani:nal:on.
We jre ptrfectty rtliable and money ?'ent to us is as safe as in a bank,
rtnacr. R*ptes:? or Freight Agent or the Kditor of
t:ie.?c tires, ycri r.-ill find that they will r I ? ?
this paper about
er, tun it ? l jr, wear better. In"'
f.j?r than any tir? j-c.t have ever used or seen at any price. Wc IcittW that ntl'will be < ?
that when you want a bicycle vou will r-:-. e us your order. We waat you to scr.d ui
order at once, hccv-e this rrniarkabtc llr . .
Ask your r>>
If ycu enter
?Hlouscr 1
wc)
a i..
rtn S Q v-rri r,n/l f.'r o ?? illt-uj?-wli, f 1?, *addlrs, pedat*. parts and rrr -
CfUAd I c- r; tl'.nx ir. the f;i vele line are M by r. at half I . :
- c? char^dl by dealers and repair rr. u. Wr.te (' r our bi/ SI'NIHt V ct .i:> ?u?
fJOT Wfl?r ! i1- ? ' n ' ."?II '
ful offtrs
pri
OO
wonderful of t
ig 1
?l"!IT W. write ? 1 n 1 'Ml t d?y. IM? NUT TltlNlv Of nt'VIN''
Vr^JJ* bicycle or .1 pair of tirct from suyine until yen Vmw th" 1
rs we are tnnklt'g. It otily coats a p> ?tal to leairi everything. Write it f(OW.
a^AD SYGLE CaifiPAIiY, uepf- "JL" CiilGfiGC, ci.i,
3SSSS?23SSS3^SS B?1 7}SSSB7D?Sl I?B
For Armour's Mains ^ '(1 Baccn,
Pftery Bro^. (Jresccnt flour,
f vervtMnC; to
William
Go so
Hunter
Co
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Hummer eou^li* '?tnl jit'll (.1
onco In lire's l?wxntin C 'tU'li Syrup,
oun'aitis liotiey mni inr l?nf no
Children liko it. li? In s?t i vo Qirilltiex
reoommonc! it to mot hern, H< :ir?"n'
oou*h?, croup yieM qatcUty. K?'o|? it
on h*n<1, Hold t>> KlUo I)mik<'o
M?n 7. ill I'ilfl U'mjkii ly ;v>m?'n | ut i
n ct,lln| Hib> I Hi,-- with ii iioaszW-. Kiu
In njU'ly riulil *lirrt> llie For.'tir? ? -i?
in II intnistlnti OX!* t?. M ri li< \vn ill ?
l<) i ? i < I , it cli tii c "t i ro'nul i
(Iti.tr fi\bt?(vi h$< M l>) 1\i
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ELKO LAND & IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
ELKO TOWNSiTE LOTS
\Y. E. BRIDGMAN, Manager.
ream of ?
Business Property
Farm Lands, Ranches and Mines.
Commercial Hotel Building, ______ Elko, Nevada
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A Mruiurabl* liny.
One of tlie days we re tne tuber wi:b
i pleasure, m> well tis with profit t.i our
; health, u tlie oi.e uu which vre tvciitne
| ac^u^inted with Dr. KinuV New Life
PiUi-;the purifiers thit curt*
hi-fuiaeh-.' iun! bilioiiiijcf*, iui! keep tbo
bowel* ritrhr. -.'So at Llko Drus: (.Y.'s
store.
An Indorsement.
Many years aco there was consider
able malaria la Harrlsburg. Pa., which
was attributed to the waters of the
Susquehansa river, which was then
the source of the city supply. One
of the members of the legislature for
that year, upon his return to hi3 con
stltue-m, \as interviewed concerning
the i lasuo. lie soon settled the
<luos ion. i. pon niv soul. gentlemen,"
he declared, " the report of the foul
ness of the water was a slander ou
the city of Harrisburg. I absolutely
know the water to be perfectly health
ful. for during the session I drank the
water on two different occasions, and
I never experienced any ill effect
whatever."
Ar. Abtruse Problem.
^ h) is it so hard to get results
f. otn an in\ estimation .' asked the first
citizen.
"because." answered the leader cf
the mob. "an Investigation usually ad
dresses Itself to the very abstruse
prct-i jm o'. reducing the cost of a cor
; ui.. :ol s product to the consumer and
cutting down the company's divi
dends. "
Pneumonia the Great Terror.
To-day pneumonia stands as the
most fearful dr.nger to which tho
American people are normally ex
posed during the winter and spring
seasons. Statistics prepared by in
surance actuaries furnish a grewsomo
exhibit of the devastation wrought by
It. Not only luts it had ruore deaths
to Its credit during the past winter
than consumption but it Is becoming
more virulent each year, while con'
sumption is cf less deadly o!?e< t as it
Is L- inr .studied and cli:natlca!!> treat
ed. Consumption is generally of slow
er progress and its victims are given
time to geek remedial agenc-icj. But
pneumonia attacks the vigorous as
well ns the weak and it throttles In
days or hours. Against consumption
there are mac> remedies and regimens
to stay Its procres?. But the victim of
pneumonia his little chance and it is
'he very irony of fate that the stronger
i - I-: physically the quicker will he
succumb to its fats! a'.'ack.
Mr. V/ertheimer's Cut; .ess.
Here fs a story told by Mr. Samp
eon W'erthsmier. the fou:.,'.er of the
house of Werthelmer. The coatontj
cf a Mayfalr manlson was for sale,
and dealers from all rarts of England
were gathered togaher in the expec
tation of scouring ba.ja'.n- but there
were apparently no rarities. How
ever, Mr. Wertlielnicr as'tjd the auc
tioneer 11 he would take ouo bid for
tho v.hole house. This was agreed to.
and he got the i< t to.- n i ? : ut ?2.000.
ihen lie walked . .? - ;he drawing
room. and picked >i?> au ornament
about nine Inches hi ;h. "This Is
hat I want,* ho said "Vou can soil
all the other stuff for me without re
serve. it was a spcclaiea of rojral
Dresden, made v- :.. that famous
factor? wa* started it; t?:o j| -. Wer
'belmer afterwards s .id it for ?5,0*0.
OIANT CRACKER WAS REAL.
Lawyer's Great Joke on Friends In
Court Room.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
James I... I'ugh of Washington Is al
ways ready to play a joke on any
of his friends, and, according to pen
ImI I, uni Harper, chief assistant to
Cif.ik I'otts. ho seems to take specla'
<!? !'. ;:it In "deviling" him. According
to .Mr. Harper, about the "worst" Mr.
i'ugh ever did was some years nso,
when .iuilge Miller w-as on the bench
and "(Jen." Coxey's army was In town.
The court had received soveral let
ter ? stating that If th? "general" was
sent down to the workhouse that tho
courthouse would be * "dynamited."
one morning after Coxcy had <>t
ten vhat Judge Miller thought v. is
coming to him, Mr. I'ugh came Into
the lower court room with a giant
firecracker, which looked nil tho
world like a ' fake." for the reason
that It was covered with advertlslnc.
He laid It on the clerk's desk. Mr.
Harper contemplated It for n moment
and as It was b"fore tho opening of
the lower court, ho was smoking a
cl?ar. In a moment ho touched tho
light to the fuse nod watched it burn,
while Mr. Pitch Just stepped back
and "InlTcd." Ilallff Cole w-as s'nnd
Itlg with his hack to tho desk and Mr.
Harper, not watching, when the
cracker exploded like n cannon, of
ficers rushed Into the court room,
thinklnz some one bad been shot, and
word was brought downstairs In n
moment that Judge Miller, who bad
be i i heerln. a ease from the bench,
had "jumped about six feet." It l?
said that he thought the place was
beliip blown up by the friends of
Coxoy. and wj en Mr. Ilarpor cam" up
stairs a mew moments later to ex
plain that It was not an anarchistic
attempt, but a "prank of Jim i'ugh,"
ho paid he felt much relieved and
hop id It would not occur again. Now.
idavs. If th<* prosecutor contcs In
\ It ti a "sliootlni: cracker" Mr. Harper
??ays he is going to "look Inside" be
fore he applies nny lights to the fuse.
Pineulo- arc for Use mjf.i'V- and blad
der. I ririt quic't rt lief t< btelt
rUcuni:.tifui, lutui t so. tir?-<i worn
'out (etliiiv, Tiiey produce catara)
;.ctlou of tiiv kidneys. 30 day? treatment
i I CO. Money ri funded if I'iueules are
not n?'b ( ilU tv, Bold !>y I'.lku I?rug
Fine Health in Open Air.
The health'^st perscr.s In the world
' ore gypsies, and they live In the open
air. but there is an erroneous idea
. that gypsies are people who defy the
elements to destroy their health. On
the contrary. tLcy are very careful.
Indeed, of their health, even though
living out of doors. They never go
to bed with the draft blowing over
them, but have free circulation around
them, yet protected from rain and
wind. While sometimes seemingly
scantily attired, they always are
warmly clothed beneath, wearing
warm underclothing. The consump
j tlvea who go to places for their
? health are cow living cxactlv as tho
gypsies, and because of the diseaso
being considered contagious, they
must live hi tents. It Is here that the
efficacy of pure air I? being fully dem
ons' rated. for it often effects a cure
if the patient is not too weak when
the treatment begins.
i l l*#* C tlMV ttllllg \\ Olll tll
is cot tiecettiarily one of perfect form
? And features. Many a plain u otoat. who
J could never st-rve 'ih an r.itist's model,
j p< sSt?Sc? tli< -e r.:re quvities that ail the
world admirer; ctHloiH, clear ejed,
cit r.n in. colli fltin and that tinghtbut-ss
of nn?i a?'ti<jD that accompany goo-J
I he.i tL. A pb) finally weak woman is
i lover attr.dive. n.>t i\tn to h?-r-*?!f.
I lliiclric U.tlcrs ri store wca : women,
! ^iw? si roi j uervt;-, bright i-jcs, smooth
' velvety rial., beautiful complexion.
GuaiacitteJ at Kh<<> I>r Uij L'o., dru^.'^ts
| ?
H!S DUTY AS HE SAW IT.
Hsd T>sin Toid to C srr/ Out the Pro
\ .:ci!, cr.d Hs Wanted Them.
! The widow of a village groccr was
industriously placing the large, rosy
1 chocked apples cn the top of the di
' luiautive shriveled ones in the barrel
wren Farmer Giles entered the es
tablishment. according to the Itoches
j ter Herald. "I want that tub o' but
i ter," ho said, "an" those hams, and
j that lot o' sugar, and ? " The shop
k< eper rub! << her hands together with
delight. "Yes. sir," she beamed, "de
lighted to serve you, I'm sure. And
what cise may 1 supply you with?"
"Well." went on Mr. Giles, "there's
all them bottles of tomato sauce, and
them boxes o' biscuits an' ? an' all
that other stufT." he concluded, vague
ly. sweeping his hand around the shop.
"Good gracious!" exclaimed tho wid
ow. now rather alarmed, "whatever
do you want with all them goods?"
"I dunno, I'm sir ? " was the farmer's
puzzled reply, l?u: I'm the executor
of your late husband's will, an' the
lawyer's Ju?.t told me it's my duty to
| carry out the provisions. So come on.
j I've got threo carta waitln' outside!"
He Was Out of Sight.
Recently 1 photographed a large fac
tory group, and a few days later
brought the proofs to snow the group
and take orders. Quite a crowd gath
ered around me to see the picture.
Suddenly I felt someone pushing ills
way through the crowd toward me.
Up came a funny looking humpback
and wanted to look at the proofs.
There being about 120 In the group. It
was taking some time for this Individ
ual to find himself. He looked so dis
appointed that I asked him where he
sat when It was taken. !!?? answered:
"I was In the engine room sweep
ing." ? Judge's Library.
Would Pension Mothers.
Pensions for mothers are adtroeaM
ed by a prominent society woman,
who ha i seized upon the idea of an
Kngllsh writer. Sle- nrgu? s especial
ly In behalf of tho wives of workmen
?the kind of woman who, on a wage
of sometimes less than eight dollars
a week, has reared a large family.
"Without the mother, where would
the nation be?" she asks. "Yet what
Is the nation doing for the mothers
of America? Surely these women
above nil others should be able to
look forward to a period of rest after
lighting the battle of life. With a
state pension how much II. -liter would
be the burdens of the worklngmau's
wife! What an Inflii' are for good
, would she be in her old age to tho
rising generation, Instead of bolus
as at present n drwt on the energies
of her offspring ? young p.-ople who
ought to be able to give all their tlmo
and devotion to their own families."
Diguerreotypes to "Conte In" Again.
"Yes; I expeel to see a revival In
dtiKuerrotypes." said a prominent pho
tographer; "but It will Ik> nn expen
sive fad. and Its Indulgence confined
to people of means It simply Is a
revival of Ih" things of old. for wblrh
so many hfl*e a curious and Indeflnn
bio liking. I tint equipped now to
make daguerreotypes, but thus far the
calls have been few. As the faet Hint
I um making thctn heroines known I
expect a gr?ai Increase In the orders.
No; we're not looking anxiously for
the b'Hlntu It's merely an adver
tlsoment (or us. so to speak, but we
think It n good move '.Ip tis hold
>ur trade among the rich"
ViT 5.y.
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1 Henderson
| Banking Company
? (Incorporated)
Q Established 18S0.
jjohu Hebdervon - - Putidt-n
1 L. O. Uendereon - Vn.tr-1'ri- iJci.t
lUydvH Ik'Dcvrsdii - - Cashier
l.ton K. David - A .sit. Cashier
! Trnnsactsn General banking
Business.
Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
Interest paid on Lerm
and Savings deposits at
the rate of four per E
cent.
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Correspondence Solicited.
ELKO - - NEVADA
The Best Shoes.
Douglas t-ltoee for in?n uud wowt-n
iml other unlets of tirst tlasn fco! wear.
S >lil l>\ A. L. Malk 1'Lii ^-L' < Muu!
EikODrug Comp'y
Dealers in
Pure Dru^s. Chemicals, Patent
Medicines. Toilet Articles.
Perfumery, Liquors
and ( itrtrj.
OrJcrs L> Mai! Given Prompt Attw.itl.n
Prescriptions Care.'uliy Comp-jund.-d Pro:*-.
The Purest Dr'isjs.
Fine Line ox Stationery
Allegretti Famous Choco
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.
riio bit is and stinc* of insects. s<ir.*
tniri . cut* . i.urr.s and 1 rui.-i-w reliev. I
it once with Pinesalve Carl^lized. Act#
like a I'oulti V , Draws out ictlaii tua
tMi. Try it. Price 'J-V. Sold l>> Kil:o
l)ru_' Co.
in i in i>i*n:it i I'm i:i nt t llK
I o.irtli .luilirlul Ills! rlrl ?<f ill- * t .? I 1*
?if S?in'lilv lit Hint fnr II..
1 unlit y .if I lk ".
IS THE MATTKIl OK Till*. ESTATE Oh
J A M KS llRAtX, Dereased-Notlce of -vt
t 1 ! of IlLal AvcoUDt, ar.d of AppllculH't
for liii :?1 Distribution.
To all persons interested iu tlio estate of Jan.- ?
llrain, l>?ceas-U:?
l'ur-uant to law. Notice is h-'reny if iven tli 11
Sue C. llrain, Ex- cutrlx of !!;?? last Will a-_i]
Testament of Jan.- s llraln dec-ascd, mi t 111
IMh (lay of July. I."?. rendered and pri?ent<i!
(or allowance, approval a till cobtlrmntlon anil
tiled In said Court, her tlaal aco-'int of her ad
ministration of the ? stat.' of salil deceased
acrcmpunlcd l.y a full r. jort of all matt* .t? ii'h!
thluirs relatlc/ tlii-roto, ard w.th said dual
account und report tiled her application ami
petition, pray Ins- for an order. ju.Wetii'-nt uml
dvi rv of said Court dUtriliiu r -if all of * aiJ
OS tail' 10 atid am ?!> if the |wr.ou? ? Milled there
to, and.
Th it Saturday, th- S.-vcni* "Uth da> of Aiuv
11st. l>T, at 10 o'clock, ,\. M . at t tic court room
of said Court, at Iho C iurlliou-K! la Elko, Etlic
OMUty. State of Ne'a la. bat I a and Is hen
tiy duly appoint! d at.d tlxeil as the tini- a- . I
place for the allowance, approval atid conflrn'a
tloa of said llual account an I the hrarlctf ol
said report, and th<j hearing of nald petition
for tlnal distribution ; at which 1 line and place
?n> person inter1 sti d la said est .to, n ay ap
; ? 1 I lllo ex i-ptlons. In writing. to sail
account, or objections to s li I report. or may
otherwise eolitest or resist said account nt.d
report, or cither, or show cause. If any tln-j
have, why said p-tion should uot Iij granted,
Mated. July, IMh. 1.417.
]S?!At.| A. <1 DAWI.KY,
Clerltof said Court
I Inde'd I .it t Livor Pills k- ej> the
*> t?t ?? in clrun tli** i.t uimoii fwret.
Pron |?t ri lit f for lieailehi* and Idlion
110 -a '{n t I for ill the fiiiiiil}. H-dil h
Klko Drllif Co
Old Mlckor>> Dcslt.
J nd I.cw|? Jordan, formerly of
Corydon, Ind.. now rhinf of a division
of th?> treasury d?'|>ai Intent In Wash
Incten. Ilntla recreation and amuse
meat in |iokim: nho f antii|tn< Hhotm
and second hand furniture stores.
While nosins nmnnd In a (inoritHown
nhoji a few weeks a?o. ho raine upon
a mahogany desk, eovereil with dirt
,tnd allowing the nntloet of yr.irs. llo
sera|i<-tl through lo the woo I and found
it to bv a icmnrl.ably Hun bit i f ma
hoRiny. fo he look It for I2"i When
he had pooled off two or thn<? layers
of dirt, and had cleaned up the draw
er*. he was amn/.ed to (ind this In
scription: "Presented to Ills Kxcel
lenc y, Andrew Jackson. i?y Ills friend,
! Caleb Pierre." Mr Jordan was do
IlKhtcd and at once be^an in Investi
gation. lie found thai thr desk was
the one which Old lllekort bail inc. I
while president of the llnltnl States.
'I'lio assoelntlon of ladles who tako
rate of "The llennltage," the old Jack
son home near Nashville, nro nenotl
atltiK with Mr. Jordan for th? ptirchasc
?f the desk
J. R. EB.Y,
Physician and Surgeon,
Elko, Nevada.
crricc over dkcg stoke
E. J. L. TABER.
AuCorney and Counselor at l.aw.
Office, Farrln^ton Bulldlnft.
ELKO, NEVADA
C. J. Ilood & A.J. Iiood
Physicians and Surgeons.
k'.J:o v I V \ !
Phone at Oftlcc: ? 6 a. to 9 p. to
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. Mabel K. Young,
D. D. S.
Oilicc: Carvillc Building
ELKO - - NEVADA
H. BERRY
? ASSAYER?
TEXAIJO - - - NEVADA
CHAKLUS 15. IIUNDEKSOX,
Atturney-at-lMW ,
Elko ? ? - Nevada
OTTO T. WILLIAM*
Attrne:? ai i >,
Jlhce in Oott.i Building - Front room up
stairs
BLEO. - ? ? SEVAUA. '
I
I
SUMMONS.
IN I 1 1 K l.hlCKI nmtr <?l 1 III"
Kourllt ?Iu?1U'ImI District of tl?r? Stair
i ? ( Nt*% hIm, In himI fi?r i li*
I'imiii i % ? - 1 Kiki>.
DOHA S< i.M M KFtVl l.I.K, 1*: ..tntlfT. i.-alnst
OEGRGK tl M. Si?MM ?K\ II.I.K, Defend
ant: Action brought in isifl DIMrtct ?"..ur: of
th" Fourth J i DI?'r.ctof tt.e -tatc
Net atl>, id ur.d f? "f '-he Couaty of KiUo. ar.d
tho Complaint f.It'.I lu the office of the i lerk
'if b.crict I'ourt
Tl.e>t.?t' -?f N* \ .-lu kjr t tla,* toGcorifi*
11 M S ixti.f r. llle. Ifc-f- r. iact
You arc hereby rc'|uir<d to appear It; at: a.
tion u?;alti*t >? 'J by I!-' ul.-vi- r; .tl il
pla.nlir? in tfci U.s'.ri- 1 1 - . r t . .1 '.h*- F-- .irth Ju
j dicta 1> -:r.-*t c : tl s* .t- of Nt ? a 1 ?. ia au.t
I for the Coast! of t" )'?<>. at..i ?.?> r it>- 1 -.tu
I plain fllt-d therein, will icDdiifittietmtTft
?f tr." day nf rvtce , aft r I1 ? vrucfoa you
Of I til* fcUtDtnOBH ?if kl r\ Bit WllblD JIiIn MOtlf;
or If served out of county, but la thla dis
trict, w itt.ln IWebtJT lltlli OtlMfWlM. wltl-m
f r'.y ib'> "r Vtivnt t-y default will beta
-i".i a.v>:::*t you uccoritiDif to tho prajcrof uli!
complaint
Tl.r action Is brought to obtain a judgment
anil .i.-? K4 ? f this court for vir d-. ?.oi?tL/ ttt
bond* of matrimony heretofore atd cow exist
lug betwen you. <"??<. re*? II V S?M' rv llle,
and lb" plaintiff. l>.ia S'.a.ii i-rvlile, upon tbi
irrouads, a* al!' k'-<1 I*j ?iiM c< tuplatnt; t':at >.a
or aN.ut the .'Hi lay of A ';- ?' I j<u. the
smil ii?f< ' Jim, dl<r>itarJ tlio solemnity o
your marriage tos?. wit ally at.il ulthout
cat;?v ili-Hcrt?-?l ar.tl abanlutK.l plilntll?. >::il
? \> r ?lr.c>' baw codiIdUlJ al.il still cotit Iriu*
wilfully aai! without ca iv to <lo?Tt an I al>an
Jon <a;.l platalsf!. nt. l to li\f .? parat'i ?r.d
apart frutij brr, without .>nv .'itrclfnt caair or
r* a-'.r., an?l .t r Will ami without b? r
eonHeat. I'lalDttf! fottnar ill(|M In hereon.
plaint that fi r n.> rv tt.au i r." yr.tr la^t t>??t
11 tl." nal>l ib frndant. havt> t." u I t- 1 ?? . 1 to prt?
vl?le jila'.nti-. your \?!fv. *l!h the romriion r.<T
j cMami "I llf<*. oral i>nrh rrpb-ct l< r.ot ac.|
w?. r.ot th** r? suli of pov* r(y or. your part
?A !. ?; I iM : r.-. . bli'.arn In
trv All of whu h will n.orr I ?iij ai'p>-ar >
rvf. rf ucr to tho x.tcplalnt on file In tbeoQloe
of t b* ? co rk of s?ld ro-.rt. to which you ar**
h?'r?*l?y p'b-rrr.l
Ami you arc- hcr.jliy r ?,t ir.- ?l that If y<v'? fall to |
ai p'-ar aixl ac?w.-r laid lompUlr.t :n at. vo r>
?lUin il IL- said pl?lnlin will apply lothn (,'ojrt
for t!.f ill-s ilutlon of ? ild mart. ???<?. at in said
complaint pray<d fur
Ulvfo ur.l- r my hand and th- nt-nl of the t?:s
trie: Co-irt of th- Kou ib Judicial litstrlct of
II " >i it. -of S>'v ida. !:i ami f r iht- County of
t-.l-i.> *1. '.tltb day of Juti". latto yar of ? 'ir
t.' rd I
l*r.Ai.| a <: HAWI.KY. Clerk.
N'lllr.* lo I'rrililntfl
Inflit1 l)tf.lrn'l Court of the fourth
.1 ti licial l).rttrict "f tin- HI nlo of N- vhiIm,
:ii iii.l for Klko Cuiiit}. In the mutter
?f tin- ttotutc "f I<. I' re i i'l>, ih'0'iu>e<].
Notice i?> hereby niter, tlmt the itmli r
-ijr.ol lui' Ik en ? ' ii I v 1 1'| <>ii> It'll mi-. I
IM iliii 'l li> the Difllrict Court of the
Fourth .liiilicitl 111- ri t of (lie Si ite of
NevrulM, in ft 1 1 1 1 for Klko Cotinty, uh n?l
iiimi-triitor of tin e?' iito of .1 . (. Frenrl ,
deoerweil
\ 1 1 i:r? tlt'ort- lint i itf eltii n?- nunii ?l
a n i . f,t i|| o are n <|iieet< .1 to tile the mtmo
?.villi proper v.nii'l.i rs attn<*lietl, with the
Cleric "f 'he Coiirf, within three mimtii!>
of Mie lirttt ptlhlii'n'l'iti "f this notice.
|l?t?''l . I mie '.'Stli, l'.HlT.
w. w. noon Kit,
Adminif trntor of tlie entitle of .1 I
French, ilewnfol.
Otto T. WilliHiii'f Attorney for ml- j
iniiiiKlriitor tint for t'tiiil estnlo.
N'oiU-r <'rt itlton.
In ll?f tH.lrlct trtiirt nf lt?r r?nrth .liollclnl
lll.trlct of thf Mnlr of Nfi-mlit. In
nml for fltr l"lint% l'f flln
IS 1IIK MATII It (IK Till. KSTATK UK
BAMURti I'AYNK. Ih-i-i'ntt-d Notlti- to
Creditor*.
NOTICK I" IIKItKIIV IIIVKN that tho tin.
?l"r?lein'tl, havltiir l? en duly appointed etec
utrix of tho lut Will and Te*tain< til of Sam.
ucl I'ayne, ileccnuetl, by tho aUivo eiitltletl
Court, on tho Fifteenth day of Juljr, A !?., IIXT,
at .1 I tvltnf duly <nittllfi"d a* tiucli nxretttrlt.
I.' tt' r? T- <lau ? titary havltiK b<"-n duly lolled
to hor on the said Fifteenth ilajr of July, A. l?
l.< 7. Notlco I* further iflten lliat nil person*
liat Inn claims aitali st *alil es'.atn of Samuel
fafne, ilcceaneil, late of tli" County of Klko,
are h? r-'by re<|<llred lo Ole lh" satn". nlth Ihe
j proper vouctii r? nnd aif l tvit* uttncheil, with
j the Clerk of said Court, within three months j
from tho dale of the llrsi publication of thin
notice, or tin y will l>e forever tinned.
hatid at Klko. Nevada this Fllleenth tiny of
July. A. I> . IP"7
ANNIK !l MADUKN
Kx( i utrl* of tlip Inst Will nntl
Testament of Hatnue) I'nyno
l)ecr??e?l .
Clttlll.es II. IIIMil:n *o??
Attorney for F.tecutrlt
Coal. Doors, Building
I'aper, Terra Cotta
Flues, Blinds, Sash
Lime, Etc.
Q
Elko Lumber
* Company
^
t
ilLlBIHBQRj
? OrJers rrc?i?r prompt attention. ?
[ ELKO. - ? ? ? NE- |
FREDERICK DAVIS
CIVIL. KNOINEKlt
?'nlttil M.Mfs'Drputy Mlttr?l !t?rit)ir
KLKO. - NBVADA
I?. C. McCLELLAN
CIVIL AND MININC ENGINEER
29 Years Experience in Eastern Nevada.
Address, Klko, Nevada
W. G. Kline
?- ? \ r\
L)^?ler in rlarnti
SaJJIes.Uits, Spur
Chaparreras.Nobcs,
Whips. G oves.ttc
Needles lor al
tiding sewing inj
chines always
j "y stock.
w Impairing protrp
I y attended to.
Elko, Nev.
Best. Job Printing at.
TFe Independents Otlice
southern Pacific lime Table. f:lk#
HAS I HOLM >
M'HIVI.J* DEPaKTS
So. 2 I . . .7 :<0 a m ] .... 7 ..'10 a ro
So. j I... 9.1'ij iti 't"J a ra
No. 6 '.. p mi ... P.**r? p i"
MOUNTAIN 1IMK
WHSTBOUNlJ
No. i j.. .11.21 pa. T7T?*2I p~m
No. ^ ....... 1 ,:i"> pm ... I .V, p m
No. t- |. . . 7.17 p in | . ? 7 47 r ni
To t.h?; Public:
I'lii* ('iiM'M' Sior<> i.< for liunncM
mi.) will co? tinu" t*.? *fppl>' pntrow
witli oo U nt r<-iuio:ial>lc {?nnv.
Diitetl July 5. I9C.1.
V. Vow r. li..
.\<lfi.i!)i*trnt?>r <>f tin1 Kutilc
llirntr (.'iiiifit', Dccfimni.
WARNING!
!
All Hunting, Shooting or
! Fishing is herebv forbidden
on our ranches at* South
Fork. Any and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut
ed to the full extent ol the
? law. Reinhart Co.
PINEULES
30 DAYS' TREATMENT FOR $1.00
Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded.
FOR ALL KIDNEY BLADDER
TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM
AND LUMBAGO
yMP* A dose at bed time usu
ally relieves the mo9t
severe case before morning.
BACKACHE
P1NEULR MEDICINE CO.
CHICAGO. U. 9. A.
ION SALE BY KLKO DRl'G CO
?^r IIPWWW
KILL the COUCH
?no CURE the LUNC8
""" Dr. King's
New Discovery
... /Consumption Price
FOR I OUGHS And 60c A $1.00
\J0l OS Free TfW
Guaranteed for *11 THHOATnnd
LUNO TltOUHLEH, or MONEY
BACK.