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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08

Since Mr.. Henry Irving's visit to
America we have gained u much cll,arer
Insight Into the directions in which to
seek the best development of our stage,
an well rs much better knowledge of the
mnte: ial ut our command. Knowing AS
we do what one man has done for the
stage in England, we turn with a natur-
al anxiety 10 learn if there be any one
here of the profession of the theatre of
whom like achievement may be de-
mnnded. Whatever differences Of opin-
Jon may exist as to the exact position
III the ranks of great actors which will
Ire awarded hereafter to Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett by the final verdict of history.
ere can be no doubt that he row 'is
and has been for many years the repre-
sentative tiRgedinn OF the United States.
Mr.. Barrett has done more than INV
"ne else in America to present the high
81 drhml under conditions of artistic
completeness, and to stimulate the 1T
rrary and artistic Development of II
stage, impressed with his own character
and taste What he hns achieved in
this direction, so fur, no has effected
without theatre, and it has been 30
serious and remarkable an achievement
that it is earnestly to be hoped that lie
may attain. az he 40 earnestly desires
TO, the possession OF house of the
drama i'll tue metropolis. Heretofore
he has led his cavalcude from town to
town the whole year round, subjected
to the wear and tear OF travel, the yicis
situdes of varying theatres, and of con-
slant change from character to charac.
ter. Nevertheless he Inns given us an
admirable vnriety--a variety such as
o " the theatre Of Mr. If ing hos af-
f"Id'd, and one which has included the
hast representatives that we have seen
upon our own stnge, the most prnfitn.
bile to its reputation and the fullest of
promise for it's future. It is ONLY need
FIJI in support of this belief to point to
Mr. W. D. Howrll's "Yorrick," to Mr..
H"ung's "Pendragon," to "Tbe Kings
Pleasure" etc, and now, latest and most
triumphant OF I'LL hin succ sses, to
"Hernani." All of these are dis;;cc-
lively productions by Mr.. Barrett nc.
rording to his own lights, and to DO
considered ne such, and az apart from
his approximations Of the standard
characters in which he has won his
well deserved fame, and which comprise
nll there arc from Hamlet down to
HeDri Lagartlire. Mr.. Barrett hns
bond capabilities and fne ambition.
aud he, " any one, can make a thea,. O.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
AIChance Free.

Any person who buys one dollars
worth Of good of me at one purchase
before the 10th ipsta,t " Il be entitled
to one chance free in the drawing Of the
Dig Doll. The drawing will take place
on Wednesday evening, February I5,
1885 at my store. Goods sold M low ms
Gun be purchased at any HOUSE in
town.
8. N. HENLxr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
0nMISSIONIsHS, PROOEED
ANES.

The Board OF County COMMISSIONS a
met Monday, Feb. 6th, and after d.
posing Of the claims presented publish
I'd yesterdnyl transacted the follow %
business. Present, Messrs Honeyman
Bradley and Bird.
Minutes OF the previous meeting read
and approved.
Upon reading the p tition OF citizens
pt sprueemont filed herein pray in tina
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
For sale.

For SALE
/ have for sale number OF fresh
miloh COWS which will be sold either
singly or otherwise. have also q
number Of young Holstein bulls which
will be sold at reasonable figures. Any
one desiring TO purchase such stock as
is described above will do well, 10 coll OH
or address
W. T. GRAMS,
1905 Elko.
,met Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
lust Received.

Ten Oases Mems, women's, Girls,
Boys and Children's oyershoes. Also
new stock Of the celebrated Ducking-
ham Boots. These goods are all fist
class and will be sold at reasonable
prices. Call and SEQ them,
1-26. III. CRAsE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08

$4,000. Reward. $4,000.
For " better Or more pleasant II uiedy
for the cure of consumption. bronchial
troubles, cough, Group aud wbooping
cough than SANTA ABLE. the new Gal.
ifornia discovery for consumption. Ev.
e"y bottle warranted. If you would be
cured Of TINT disgusting disease, cata rrhe
use CALIFORNIA CAT-R CURE, 81
a Jazz; by mail, 81 10. Santa Able and
CaeR-Cure are sold and warranted by
F. F. Mal!eI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
When Women Ar. r.s, n-.

Women are said to be best dressed when IL
is most difficult TO describe what they wear.
and gown which has created sensation at
a recent ball may not assert its singular
grace Of arrangement in description. The
bodies and skirt were entirely white moira.
the skirt wide and full, draped with soft fall
ing crepe de Chine, blended and softened by
tuiie and buncheS Of May blooms, all caught
up with bows Of tender green ribbon. A
married woman, who is celebrated for her
toilettss, appeared in gown Of the richest
fallie nouveile, which almost stands by itself.
The gown has elbow sleeves, and q pointed
bodice, the SKIRT was yelled with Chantilly
lace, which incased the bust, and was carried
down the back Of the bodice, meeting the
braces on the skirt. As the wearer advanced
you noticed that the front Of the gown was
bordered with heavy garniture Of tulle on
which the lace rested. IL so exactly suited
its owner that every line in it seemed 70 orig
mate in some trait Of figure, and TO develop
some latent grace
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

On Wednesday morning a. = o'clock NJ
Charles II. kcGurrin. Of Kalamazoo. and
Mss Marguerite Genevievs, daughter Of
M Nellie Buckley. Of this city. wer.
united IN marriage st ST. Andrews Csthe-
drsl oy Rev Father Frsnksn. At the hour
desiEnsied ths four ushers. Msssrs. Hsurv
Bsnuet1 Tn Moshsr. GeorSs HeInnss and
Emuett O'Hsra walked 40 the central aisla
80 he sltar. They preceded f1. bride 49,
her mcther and sister. Hiss Annie RucxIsw
Who vas msid 81 honor Taev wars nj
a. ths sitsr BY the groom sud his bsst rpsn
NJ Frsd denning. af Sc Cloud Alnn
TIE petite bride vas dainty risi.,, ~
iovellness r. her zowu Of White sfis VIE
corsage Bouquet 81 margaerites TIE brides
rrsid ~rfe <ovn 81 light green six rim,
ned WA copper eoiored hrsid Sns
csr-'ed loose hsnCh Of "a France -osa.
NJ Rueklsv xars tae hrids awav I'm
mesiikfeiy sftaf the ceremony toe hrisa4
rsrtF adjourned 6, the rssidenrs ~ tbs
brises uaothsr. ss Firsf-sve xb.rs =
-esisii NJ brrsk 'sst wss served. rhara -
present froni ont 81 tov1. Mr. Judge NJ
tnfvre. 81 81 Joseph. No Mr. ana NJ
r seksurn. cf asrsbso. VS. IL snd ~
W n. duEhss. 81 Detroit M Sf1kas ~
F1rf Nav1e. and NJ. John Hsrtrns, ~
CbicszO. NJ aud M. Ncs4urria - n
the Hocn usin for chicsxn and -
~eeks tr,r srolnd The lskes Tnav -
reside IN sisus0oo. where ths ~e-
xrstn sffors az = acEe cirr.e 81 f1ss-.S. =,
sefh eitiez VII soli0w men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

sosssrsks 2ae IT. Ire~rzasaa--ssmsshsD~ A.
Every oE.e sAosla Lar. by heart.
fas as'aal syaPssss isdio4s1s "a attach
e saasGr0ks ale 6sserss~d - = fal hsavy
fesllsg II shs ass1, dnztsns<. Finxazx IN ths
ears. -asrsnxe1 vislos t.insasss and 4 dsffs<uil
brs@EEAss, tat soza<tlIas< tAs t~lssss falls
uneonssl0as wiEhoai Az's u thsss sgmpto1ss
Dsias present and sithcat tA> al atsst w.rs.-
ing. In severe ess<s dsakh En.s ensass IA =
lev hoars. fboss ~oo recover do 50 slowly
aud oontsnus 70 be CRAFTY pro<tnsted fer
some tans after, dl1zi ssSs zad fAantnss. com
nag after the ziskssss 1asssssl effort
while tEs fuli dassrsssed feeling IL Ihs As>d
eontsnnss foF noatAs zttsr~ATd
Sanstroka l. bssl avoided BY immediately Y
eeasing al nsltal and physical effort a.
soon a. tfs Erss Hmp1sms II pros-
tratioa sFe felt, and. above al, By
avoiding the drinking q ice wster when
oserbe-ted. The head should bs pro
tected by s4nshsds, snd care should be
taken % ktsp The digestive organs healthy
BY using light food When the attack ooears
TIE PATENT should BE removed TO e cool place
and placed ia recamoent position, cold
water or ice bags should be applied 70 the
head, and mustard paste, capsIcum on other
stlmulants 10 the sItremlties and over the
stomach hzrtsnOrn should be held % the
nose, and as soon as the patient can swallow.
an ounce or brandy, with ten drops OF es-
sencs of gihgsr, should Dc swallowed. When
Improvement begins the patient must bs
kept as quiet as possible and all exposure 10
the heat avoided fer the balance OF the sum
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Ruled paper is never used for notes or cor
respondence. It is considered inelegant and
unfaShionable.
Square cards are employed for giving or
answering invitations, and the square enveI-
ope, sealed with wax, Of course accompanies
them.
Authorizations are almost entirely avoided
in ceremonious notes, as they SAVIOR Of haste.
and are hardly respectful
With q fortunate few Ito write a pretty
note" seems 10 be somewhat of gift, while
others find il . hard task The latter will be
helped by approaching the duty in business
like manner.
First try to arrange your ideas and know
exactly what meaning you want to convey:
then concentrate the mind upon expressing
your thoughts intelligibly, briefly and grace
fully.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Among all delicious ice creams none sr.
oeed in deliescy that prepared with candied
fruits Csndied apricots, cherries and pine.
apple. cut fBe and soaked in sherry vine.
give, when adde's to plain cream, favor
unsurpassed.
The sest cake that ran be serve. With ice
cream = sponge cake, being neither TOO rich
nor pronounced in favor
To many tastes. plain cream, s~s~tered.
favored aHd frozen, u the a1eSt ice cresrn.
as Il is the sanFlest Many eggs ard mHch
corn starch give custsrd which, frozsn, IL
very inferior 70 the purs cream.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
The Bright and Pretty Finale That May
Conclude the Solemn Church Wedding,

The Bright and Pretty Finale That May
Conclude the Solemn Church Wedding.
Among bright and pleasant variations To
tho solemn pomp Of a church wedding, social
etiquette of New York heartily approves OF,
though 1T does not prescribe, the strewing OF
flowers in the path of young couple as they
90 away from the altar. Little girls cos
TUNED in white, with baskets of blossoms.
rise up like uRsuspectea fairies while the
Clergyman is congratulsting the bride. and
slowly drop roses down tAe aisle to the car
riage- Sometimes garlands Of flowers that
have been aidden somewhere are suddenly
seen stretched across the aisle at brief inter
vais by little maidens who stand on the seats
at the end Of the pews, and lift their pretty
arms high in air to swing their roses over the
pathway of the bridal party
Sometimes. instead Of garlands. they toss
rose leaves in crimson, gold and white. from
the same high positions, all over the out
going procession. Many other devices. fan
ciful and CHARMING, may be added to the
brief brightness of the moment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
THE COURTS

PrLfcE-JohB FitznsHrie, drunk. s.n.
tence suspended. 9. l. Howard. drunk.
committed twelve days. John smaIlv.
drunk. com mmitted twelve dsvs John
Qualey. drunk paid s.. John A. Cunn;n~-
ham. disorderiy; sdjourned to July rs. 10 "a
m. Jss. waters disorderly. bench warrant
issaed. James Richards. ssssalt and hst
tsry. committed ninety dsvs Henry sis.s
snd Frsnk Csntil. ss-salt and battery. sd-
jourusa 70 Jsly ls. 10 .. m. Ssmuel Frsnk.
IN, lsrcsnv more than SIS held for trial a.
mex term Of Superior Court.
PEossTE-Esfsts Of Elijah knight d.-
ceased. sDersser's warrant sud in-s7torv
z sd. Estate Of Harriet NJ. Bates. mentally
Incompetent order allowing guardians
srcount and dischsrring him. bond Of nsr
guardian Sled snd letters fssuei "a Ioonf.
=. Bisssp- Estate cf Alvilis Augusta
>siton. = Fsinor ssusrdisn ssnnuai sscount
p Al. Estate of Wa. y. Anderson. d.
-sssed' orisr srpointinz Jsrnes n. Camp
,el ard Cass. v. Cslkins oonrnissiousrs
,n cisims.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Ancnx tsose crescent a. ths hcr ~ ihs
Ctars lsst nishs wers. NJ snd NJ u
: Hs1. NJ snd NJ NeGo~an. ". .ns
NJ foseph pennv. NJ so8 Mrz = r
sv.~s NJ ard NJ r A. Carpenter W
an Mrs. II. H. Santa ~ sad 8-
k,nclslr. Nr ard Ms j C McKae IA
n sses AIiie. Lille ard Par Nckee. Eroass
saith. Bessie Hrscsud. Esie Gf~a~ss~
Grsce Erniocs. Helen R1nians pa.vi
Msors. 81 Aiiexsn, Neilis Wsiker. a. Eol-
lsnc, M G " Aoere q Allezan M<-srs
-. = As<@4 Geesisw fwxs2s. Cs~~s~s ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Relief from Ear Ache.

A simple method which, it is claimed, will
give instant relief to ear ache is as follows.
Put five drops Of chloroform on little cot
ton or wool in the bowl of a clay pipe, then
blow the vapor through the stem cut into tho
aching ear
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

The following way Of making the ice
poultioe, that is 30 valuable ia fevers. is ad-
vised by Technics: Spread layer Of hnseed
meal three-fourths Of al inch deep on cloth
OF proper size, and put pieces Of ic. the size
OF marble on the meal at intervals of an
inch; then sprinkle hgstly with tho meal;
cover with cloth, and turn over tho edges
apply the thick surface TO the skin. The
meal protects the skin and excludes tho air
from the ice, thus preventing melting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
Cocoa q Nutrition. Article.

As an article Of diet cocoa has been CON-
pared To milk IL contains large quantity
Of fat and other nutritive properties, which
render it very nourishing, and therefore use
fui in debilitated states Of the system. and
for hsaithy men while undergoing great
muscular exertion
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

a. a1oug H0us a1iuail q atifla - ttts ccianl1
- - r1u-lsne1 - tle s.ksle 9aa4et -nrcad
The nIasulansr aonzn - aers z1a yet
ths nights ass - cool and refreshing snd
Lhs days as dsllciously bright a. though iE
-srs June. A weather prophet says that
today ~il 5s ths hotLsss d4J Of the year.
Psrsaps that 10 tAs reason Why 30 1any
palm lsaf lAns aza gauze gowns wsrs sold
yesterday. aEa uhy gas pretty steamer
Cassn of tAe Lakss vas a. cf0eded Ga the
assa trip last sVenlug. During the very
warm days o. he season many Of ths lfst
socisiy ladies have male themselves quite
consplcCous ~ tas ext eGeiy airy
attire worn in driving To De sure
the mornings haVs been warm and
Mother Hub0ards are very comfortable,
but when Ehsy are made OF white
tbsy are suggestive indeed. Waite wrap
sers are pretty and becoming but are
scaEcsly Appropriate Tor The street. even II
the fair Nsarer sits IN carriage. The car
rage mIgat upset and the lAdy might be
thr0~n cut. aad then she would probably
visa she were ro5ed IA a tailor suit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Esox. Ed s.chs. Lao Hins Q. ; Rznssy ~
aIi4es. Chst snsp4rG J. r H. Fishsr. L.
JsBnissa. u Jsnnisonyilis. Va CROSBY.
Glen Re7aolcs. A. +. Turner. Percy Aeors.
u Allszsn, tAzrs ~sEs also tea ce0ptss freas
Holl4ae
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Iss r>rsns having the greatest nurnh>r -
votes Tor President = duly electes, n such
nHzleer - ma iority - ths vhsls EUzber
- sie0fcTz aPpos1te5 n 10 PERSON hss ssch
majority. tae-. from the persons ksvirz tss
aieesst EoB BE-. not excn<sss9 tarea ~ fke
hst o. tafse voted fer. The bcvse u repre-
sentariFss ssaA ohoose inam~siatelv. srss ~
hsliof- "a president Sso1lS tbsv rsgls~f -
~ this ssfoTe toe <.h n Marck foiIo~ing.
tasn the wee president sal A. - president.
- - w9ald in ca<e - tse death ~ ofh4r cen
ststztional dtssbfl7fv e tke rress8ent
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
j. T.. ANDREWS. c. w. CHAUNCFy.
ANDREWS { CHAUNCEY,
Special Agents of the
New York Life Insurance Co.

we take pleasure In publishing the following letters
MASIsTEE Mich. Nov Is 1887
10 Whom this may Concem:-This certhes that | have
today received Though the hand of F. Andrews agent
policy No. 25y502 New York Life Insurance Co for x50O00
being the second policy of like taken through hm
ia the same company and that very much pleased with
the company and with It's agent, J. p. Andrews
X u. PETERS
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Gun clubs ~ Bar Citv. Saginaw. East
Ssxsrs~. Ssn6crd. Averiii. snd r-rhsr.
NJ fiess.nt ~ sheet clay hirds rffh tha
Midland ciub next Wesnesdsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Fer sort rsrs. duh. ar.d s-~Iinx IN
povertshesi hoed. du.i Dsir< "a ssrk .r3
sesS. fsrfsi zfnE skfn erspfisn< Eernu's
ezTzspsrills never faiis - x-vs rsi;ef ~.
s~zvs E7arsatee u Price s. Per boss A
riAns arza sssr. f2s Nanra~w
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Dss,e-s Who claim hat their preparations
are ss good ~ Hoods Ssrsspsrills ~ -
dong s4mit thss Hood 3 = IT, standard spd
p7ssessss Pec1lisr merit vhich tbss ~ in
vsia % rescs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

TAKE ksmp's Liver Fls for siio-sus-.
hesfscse sailcu ccn nisrlou. Pcs g
cenas. Titbs' drux sfors. lcs Mcuro.-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Nothisx snt prsise TOR Browns S2s1Ssri
snd Braeus Pstent Fiour. from al who
use it
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

II. y So7<r. rs7rszsntinx Geo M0ebs 4
Co, - Befroit asnufsct1rsrs q tse os.s-
hrsf-1 srsu1s q cigsrs B@n Hsr "Flor
50 Aoess "Eecor3 Br.sksrs7 ssd De-
rrait S.sErers. = n the ctr sapyivirg TIE
nzTsst slfh ta~s- popasr "ssnoke< No
pu--r saS better cigzrs ear hs fonn1 Il ia
Essrfei today. s11 tA@ rsr1sat7oE s@cars3
= Ne deserved snd - Noes cixa~s a~s
r-ovirz e xr-s' ssv0~s1ss II Gr.n6 Rspd ds
- a a. skzsr pxrfs 81 he s<ses
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

The following letter is from prominent citizen of Mas
sachusetts:
Jsnusrv y 1868
Mr. A ?. CHIIDs Manager NEw IssuKaK fCoxrzsr
Springfield. Nsss
DEAR SIR: beg to acknowledge entire satisfaction with
the djustment of my policy in the New York F INsK
Co. Considering the nonsxabe character of your
Tontine Investment Policies their present absolutely non
foretabe features the result of policy a. given below
equal ordinary investments at per cent interest 10 say
nothing of the value of fifteen years upon
my lie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
MKkoMIrrr. Mich- Inna / lsas

This is to certify that | have taken through Mr. j p
Andrews agent OF the New lork Life Insurance Co. twenty
i've thousand dollars Tontne principle ike the plan and
recommend Mr. Andrews and his company
s. NJ. STEPHENSON
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
An OPPORTUNITY FOR YOT.

Life insursuos plan, any price be
object and.
If Investment Eve per would have sn
attraction for If Investment
send your birthday, your Mans
and address.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

lRASsLATED-To all whom this may concern on interest |
9ne undersigned do declare that have for myself one
hundred thousand dollars CTontne prncple 10 10 and %
year periods in the New York Life Insurance Company
am very much pleased with the investment and do recon-
mend 1T and It's special agent Mr. j. PAndrews To al wo
mry read this statement JOHN MOIJIS 5'OYI Fy VIZ
April ~ 1888. - Ave de P0pera Paris France
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
RESULTS OF POLICY No. 97.e64.

Age OF ssos' 50 ereUnto Of Policy
20 ye,rT Torne pe.iod
Festiu
Tot years,
Csshzs o hfte.n
policy payable
Or cas- polio n nforceUn
ee,
period.
Or. annuity r years o nj Of s,so~ ~oo
Of Couusn
m prfsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
HOW Is THIsr

For Company ory three
ss3.oco.soo
For PoicyArnoun 10000 paid fifteen
cash value 81 end OF fifteen Ts.581fo
TuvcstrentA Bond instsirnens
guaranteed when pay
able Immediately Of death either before
made. Resps ctfuiy,
Andrews q Chauncey, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

Psopls who i've n cites save 10 iSss
how mach they miss N0U IN things the
str'cal CITY foiks have tie eaixs on the
oranges. bat tee ether night. ever IA lite
tewn IN The pss1ral gas oelt % the H0osier
state. ! ws< an intsTssfea spectator a. 6rs-
sussic presentation which vou uletro1alitan
oenlzeRs cs1 never bore e witness. it va
1otalnK nfors Bor iess than sn opera
kouss under csnvsss or pevfson thesfr.
fne aTneT 81 the r1ucsra = Jss. r Nstp
tne opera house ninety foot renn1 te1t
Eas eass-e goos ssri bosr3sL he mates
wesk stsn1e rspe~rs susire=s so ~asn To-
Tesrher - 6 sra - o. asi e Scans - -
l3y the ~ =. Ths .ena ~endsrr beds
tc~D ere ~ 0f the csrt as n TO- eirers
sd sltoeefner tse s6n1fzturs e ft-atr..
Circ1s- fsklT msE~s 81 sftrscfiTe rov-
elfT. az pr>ferscie - shs hestsd fste~fo~
81 fhesfre 1rtrx ths Sar~er roafhs
ard prahrsole I Iacg-. - tss naenaz@r f-r
ssse<s sFs slss ~ ss ssperssnirv - at.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15

N the above policies. The estimates the figures
IN soliciting insurance The results in ali Tontine
settled by have exceeded the estimates We can 81
dreds Of letters similar TO the above.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-15
oTrIoE or kARTHINsON & wHITE ,
CHARLES Martbinsou l. White
NhOLEssLE DEALKKs ~ iIAHER
CADILLAC. Mich june ~ fSse 4

On April lst 1888 Mr.. j. p Andrews called upon me "a
snow the 1ontine Plan of Insurance worked his COM
paDy, New York Le) The figures given me by him an
peared impossible for company to return fifteen wears
but after two months careful investigation have learned
that the hgure by Mr. Andrews not IN excess az
what the actual results have been but the contrary uc
less am much pleased with it. that | have taken ont
ten thousand dollars $4,000 the twenty years endo
men Fifteen Year Tontine Plan presented two of INV
polcles to Mr. Andrews which have paid ont six hun
dred dollars, 5000 recommend Mr. Andrews and his com
pany to all who contemplate nsuring Yours truly
CHARLES MARTHINSON
CADILLAC, Mich, Aug TO- lSS3-After mature deiberation
have also taken ten thousand dollars the plan A.
Marthns0n. heartily endorse Mr. Andrews and his conn
pany to all who contemplating life insurance L. WHITE
orrcr LAWRENCE CREIGHTON
DEALrR IN Al sHseLrs
Mich b
zoo nave taken pohcy for ten thousand dollars 0O0O
IN the New York Life and can recommend Mr. Andrews
and his company to any contemplating life insurance
80 L. CREIGHTON
Each of the above gentlemen pay about 5000 annually
letter from the leading fashionable tailor of Paris:
Fs1sF
lie
After careful examination and consideration have this
day made application for fifty thousand francs assurances IL
payment life 10 year tontine plan through Monsieur
Andrews IN LIE New York Compagne d Assurance sur Ia vie
and take great pleasure In recommending Monsieur An
drews and La Compagne with its different plans of policies
A. BET/.
Actual Results i'm New York Life Better
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-11-08
Political Sports.

a unique wager was made last week
between MIR. ID. Il, Soar and Mr. f.. II,
Inggart u harness maker in the EN-
pl0y OF the former. In the event of the
election of Cleveland Mr.. Taggart was
Obliged To transport Mr.. Soar in that
gorgeous vehicle, the wheel barrow,
from the Park down Broadway to the
Rock Island depot, while IN case of the
election OF Harrison Mr.. Soar agreed to
FURNISH the locomotive power for the
transportation of Taggart. In either
alternative The winning party had the
pleasure OF dressing both rs his sense
OF prophecies might dictate. About 4
y. m, Wednesday Mr.. Soar conceded
the election of the champion of pro-
lection and expressed his readiness to
perform his part of the contract. Soar
was allowed to bedeck his brown tile
with bandanas and pin two upon his
back. Mr., Taggart secured large
liag and wrapping himself In its spa.
cious folds seated himself In the car
rage with all the comfort and com.
posture OF u king in the royal chariot
VIM. Mallory, chairman of the demo
cratic central committee, and three of
his henchmcn carrying banners aud ex-
hauSted torches formed IN escort for
their friend in thills, and the process
sion moved down the street amid tho
cheers and plaudits of the hundreds
who lined the walk.
In fuliilment OF an election wager
Mr.. j. a. Wheatley dressed himself in
the garb OF u lady and with u paper
upon which was Inscribed Lost"
pinned upon his back followed Mr. G.
IT,. Russell the length of Broadway
visiting many of the stores. Mr.. Rus.
sell heralded the parade by means of u
tin horn three feet long attracting
large crowds to witness the unique ut.
tire of his friend.
n portly gentleman representing
Grover Cleveland was Tilted out with
fishing tackle, placed In T.. Bakers
buggy, and started on u life long fish
ing expedition In the Adirondacks.
The conditions of u wager between
Hugh Owens aud Rees Dickey were
that the losing party should push the
victor In wheel barrow from the Rock
Island depot to the Park. Mr.. hickey
Will perform the arduous task of wheel.
ing his 225 pound friend up the grade
on Saturday ut 1 p. m.