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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-08

Acting General Secretary, Y. M. G. A.
'# WELLS, MINNESOTA, May 81, 1889.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN:-I consid-
er Madame Luis a person Of culture and
refinement, one who has been thorough
ly educated and can entertain and in
struct an audience in wonderful man
ner. Her lectures are sources of great
knowledge to all who hear them. lean
recommend her to all Intelligent people.
Sincerely, Mrs. M. M. LELAND,
President of Ladies Aid Society.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-08
HAIR.

Ladies can find anything in the line of
hair goods by: calling at Mrs. Jerome
Wallace's $500 State street. Hair dress
ing in all the latest styles. Shampooing.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-08
MANKAro. Num-. Nav II 1890

MANrAro M1NN Mav19 1890
III wuou = NV r,nxcvpr. Mada
-, ~.
of this city, last night to crowded
house of delighted and astonished hear.
ers. She shows a fund of knowledge
quite remarkable, and her ability to i'm
part it in public address is unusual. She
is thoroughly in earnest in her chosen
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-06-08
Newsy Newslets.

0SSs~~SH~AS
The people Of the SANITY City should
congratulate themselves upon the glori-
GUS privilege which will be theirs on
next Monday evening, at which time
they may hear Maeame o. Esperanza
Luis, ofthe city of Gonaives, Hayti, lee
ture upon "Hayti and the Haytiens" at
Pilgrim baptist church. Madame Luis
is given up by the; public and pres to be
the most eloquent oratress now before
the American people. She has been lee
turing in California and the West for
several months past, and for the last
month, in different parts of Minnesota.
The interest which is just now center
ed around Hayti makes the subject of
Madame Luis particularly attractive and
instructive, and her advent in our city
should be hailed with great joy.
Madame Luis has secured the Pilgrim
Baptist church in which to give her lee
ture. and the church should be crowded
to its utmost capacity Monday night.
Madame Luis is on her way to Africa
as missionary and hopes the friends of
Christianity and humanity will lend q
helping hand.
Below we give some letters of recon-
mehdation Of Madame Luis which speak
for themselves:
OFFICE OF Y. NJ. G. A., SACRAMENTO,
Car. Docemhar ~ 1899
Madame 0. Esperanto Luis, of the City
of Gonaives, Hayti, appeared before a
select and intelligent audience last even
ing in our association hall, and delighted
all present in the delivery of her most
splendid and interesting lecture, enti-
tied "Hayti and the Haytiens." It was
the unanimous decision Of all her hear
ers that this talented oratress of the
Sunny Caribbean ranks foremost in her
profession upon the lecture platform of
to-day. The Madame's style is most
pleasant, and, as true type of her race,
she reflects great credit upon her peo-
pie. She impresses her audience at
once as being a woman of refined cul-
ture and oratorical power. I would most
heartily recommend her services for
consideration.
Most sincerely. A. c. GooEK1N,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
Reply to Professor de Freitas.

Mr.. EDITOR: The letter of the self
constituted professor" de Freitas
published in your number of yester-
day morning hardly calls for an
answer. There is a point, however,
that must be replied to. The "pro-
lessor" says, referring to last weeks
funeral, that the ST. Antonio Benef
cent Society formed in front OF the
procession as being the Oldest of the
two societies present. In behalf of
the Lusitana Mutual Benevolent
Society I wish to state that the
"professor" is far from the truth and
lacks gratitude and courtesy in SO
stating, because if the ''St. Antonio"
took the lead it was at their own
request and the 'Lusitana" was
courteous enough to concede the
point, being the most important
Though the youngest of the two;
having a membership of over 500,
while the other has about $50, be-
sides being the only one known to
foreigners here, and, as far as we
know, the only one legally organized
by the Hawaiian Government.
Thanking you Mr.. Editor for this
space, l am yours respectfully,
p. A. DIAs,
Pres. Lusitana Mutual Benevolent
Society of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents
A Challenge Accepted.

Mr.. EDITOR: The CALLED jade
WINGED and now attempts safety in
challenge to me to obtain endorse
ment. This will be forthcoming and
will be first furnished to the Bull
letin for publication. The cause for
such vicious personal attack may
be found in my accidentally running
counter to the (published) editors
political prospects in the coming
campaign. It is true I asked for a
simple solitary dollar for my report
of the first meeting but the editor
"bilked" me out of the payment by
publishing my article as communi-
cation. The reference to that was
both unjournalistic and ungentle-
manly and was about equal in size
to the little chap who wrote it.
FRANK GODFREY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
A GRAND BALL.
A Fashionable Gathering at the Resi-
dence of III. F. Glade, Esq.

A Fashionable Gathering at the Resi-
dence of III. F. Glade, Esq.
The ball held at the residence of II.
F. Glade Esq. last evening was a very
brilliant affair. The garden which was
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns, look
ed like fairy land. The interior OF the
house was very prettily decorated with
flags, MALE and ferns.
large lanai had been built on the
makai side of the house for the dancers,
and was incIosed with flags and well lit
up. This lanai presented most pleasing
spectacle when dancing began at ABOUT
9 80. The dresses of the ladies were ex.
ceedingly pretty. A large number OF
guests were present. The invitations
issued numbered nearly four hundred
and included their MaJestles the hlng
and, Queen, the Prince and Princess OF
Bourbon, and not only all the pnnclpai
inhabitants of Honolulu, but also large
number of visitors from Kauai: Mr.. and
Mrs Fred. Glade, Mr.. and Mrs. Cropp.
| Capt. Alborn and many others.
We learn that this ball is given III
honor or the 0OIueH w ouuIIIS VI Ihc
parents of Mr.. III. Glade. 1t is no ex
aggeration to say this was not only
| one of the finest balls this season, but Il
was one of the most brilliant ever giver
| in Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Glade proved
themselves again to be the most excel
lent hosts and looked after their guests
in the most hospitable manner. Every
one will long remember the very pleasan
time enjoyed at their house.
Among those present were: MIR. F
d'Anglade, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefer, Mr.
and Mrs. Cannavarro, Mr.. and Mis-
Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. May, Mr.
Dowsett, Mr.. McKibbin, Captain Mist
Miss Mist, Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers, Mr.. am
Mrs. Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hackfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolte, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
intosh, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall, Mr.
Theo Purvis, Mr.. G. R. Bishop, MIR. an
Mrs. VIZ. Allen, Mrs. Haalelea, Mr.. an
Mrs. C. Iaukea, Mr. and Mrs. Hatch
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney, Mr.. S. NJ. Damon
Bishop and Mrs. Willis, DIR. McGreW
Miss McGrew, Mr.. VOTERS, Mr.. KlamI
and many others.
The ADVERTISER joins with those pre-
sent in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Glade a
the compliments suitable to the occasion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
advertisement.
Iaukaa Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Paukaa Sugar Co. will be held on
of C. Brewer & Co., Honolulu, at 10
o'clock a. m. P. c.. JONES,
91-td Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22

commerce of another has all the
moral and material control needed,
without the expense and risk of poll
tical responsibilities. In this in
stance the United States govern
naent is a party to the protectorate
established and which has been in
force for the past forty five years,
and with that political foothold
Uncle Sam is perfectly satisfied and
so is Hawaii nei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

MEETING-Paukaa Sugar Co. 10 a. M. and
Onomea Sugar Co. ? p. m, at Messrs.
G.. Brewer & Co.'s.
Honolulu RIFLES Company B. drill,
7:30 pm.
L. o. 0. F.-Excelsior Lodge, Fort street,
1880 p. m.
A. o. F.-Court Lunalilo, Oahu Lodge
room, 7:30 p. m.
OPERA HOUsE-Katie Putnam COmbina-
ton, s p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-22
OnCmea Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Onomea Sugar Co. will be held on
TUESDAY, October %, 1889, at the office
of G. Brewer q Co., Honolulu, at 2 o'clock
p. m. ?. G. JONES,
9l-td Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
sassmbureiI1es aus @r:srtfa.
(Na6trd9li9.)

gorreponbert. - ct. Oona'
tuS, SatiOa 60, Sa. ar %. Oftober
sDutbe Watbtas Serrts nit Qnna Vs. Sooo
ocn Rsu. 8fottler In Der biefsen Ct. Do;
aGtuss 6i,& e e5sIi9 gstrart. 0as tEets
tiSise So5seitstsit wuros in t5auIs Der
gitern 6es Brdutisum5 inter grocer gss
t5siIiSune uon 8sruanoten uIo SstannS
ten s~efsiert.
Am isIben Gage Darb Nsitoius Oisbsri@
6eerSiet. @r itarb i'm I!ter pom 20
Sabrsu. R. |. P. ". &.
Der IeSten Rr. Der Bort Wuib;
instOu 3situng" lit bas 6o!ssnse snts
nonnlen:
81. @bam @peu lit leeteu Gierita9 non
ieiner 8eiie nod Geuti6Iano in Se9leitun9
zines iunoen 0erlpanoten 9liitli6 bier Qll9es
fpmmen. Scr. Gpen iaot, IS 9ebe nllr elm Ganb,
mo man eIiidli6 ieir tonne, uno oas lei unier
2lmerifa. I'm ales in Der Welt mo9e er rIht
einmal in 0euti6lano be9.aben leiu, ptel me-
niosr bort leben. @r bait es niht fiir re6t, baB
fi6 Der Weni6 10 abibtnoen milile, nm rIr ert
buRerioes Qehen III MAIDEN, rte es bort 9es
Ibiebt. 6ur;, er lit irOb, oaB er pleoer bier IT.
Ola M! 10 i9Iimm tits oern bod ntdt. Heo.
,. o.
geeten Sonnta9, ben 90. Oft ieierte Der
Reuseweibte Qrieiter 9r. g. s.. 8eueS in Der bIes
FgRn ct. WariensSir6e leIne Nrtmtj. Sleben
anspQrti9e Y~rieiter, parer anpeIeno. Jfep.
gnton Seder ppn Wtilpautee belt bic SSeItpre:
higt. aubG9 t9e pom Dab uno Sern filuten
Die STRIDE bis gum lesten Qlas. bad Der 6eter
nor 6eitelien in Der ct. Wtarten: 0aQe, pelde
gnn ben Sun9trolen Der gemetnoe ben ErIm!'
"3ianten gu G6ren ierpirt rpurbe uno an benz Die
geitli9en Serreu, iowie Die Gltern uno nd9iter
8erpunoten bes Reu9eweibten tbeilnabmerI.
Ser Reuseweibte lit, obpobl ieine Gltern idon
Dor mebreren Sabren biel iortjo9elt, bod ELI i.
g. 6ino II. mir nennen ibn elmer Der unIert9er.
Sn &opn Belgium 9eIo,eu, erbielt er Ietrle erie
grjisbur9 bier, oa ieine glteru bierbin perSo9en
paren. Sier beiudte ct bic Ct. Nurien:
S9uIe. Son bier 9in9 er in'3 ct. Srancis:
Seminar. Sier perbro6te er bic msiite 3eit ieis
aer Serieu. Gnoli6 auf benz @ipiel ieines
SLIDES on9eIan9t, woute er aud oieies nit nns
tbeilen uro |feiern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

ltnier Staotratb bate tie ginlabune
bar G5umIOn 9oufiou @arpasi lie arss.
Eommsn, auo Guf Rpitsn Dleis, 9ompasnis
tyat sr en- WtttDo3 Gle RsiIe an unt
tsbrte Samltlss ju,it. Der Nopor uno
alosrmen Saunbsls parsn ui5t NIT. Wit
ssbeH isner Greett bailr. Nuu i:susn lid
BE tcph&aueIneeu Burger Die 5raseu:
y @ibt bic 9bomion:S cpit tor 60. bsr
Ssaot Dubuque gu 2isbe s6OO-70O aus,
Sbns aGsf4t aui 8eraatuus?
p Sat Der Stab.ratb bur9 bisis Rsiis
ni5s Ssrp fiStunssu seSen cisis gOupasuis
abernommsn2
81 0irb Der griaS fir tieIe 8apflias
tanssn ri5t Der Irt isiu, baB Der 4rsis
Der Rsiis oatur9 uie!fdltis a~ufsewoseu
pir6?
4) 8ar bic Rsiis nO!bis?
s. 8snn is nOtBis mar, uarum bat its
bic Staot uiSt bejubIt, Der is 81 quite
f0mmt2
81 81 &5umbug i'm Ssrsin mitGbomIon
SoultonS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
3u D%erfaufen.

Ger unterSei6nete bietet ieine in Collins
groue Sopn,bip. Al Oteilen weitli6 pom Wan:
DIETER, Soma, 9eleSener Sarm pom 215 ader iir
bic nG6,ten Sman;i9 Soge ,um gertaufs or.
gluf Der Salm beitnoen lid ale n0tbisen 8es
bdulidteiten, sutes @aiier uro senu9 SolS iIr
si9enen gebrau6. 9r bietet e~benialls cine d6t
zig @ter srobe Sarm, cine Wteile nOrolid Don
oben %senaruter, gum 8ettauie OH. g9enn bisie
Sarmen innerbalb ,panjiS 3a9en setauit per:
ben, pir5 Der Treis iebr maBi9 iein. - geoin:
9un9en: Sin Sbeil baar, Der anosre auf Ges
ii6erte 9toteu. lin nGbere austunit wsnoe
man lt6 ali
s.. .. Chapman,
gHnGnuOi1e Cnmn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
SeBt if bic Seit,

I'M Sbre 5ert It. 8Isiosrtoffe. Seibsus,
Sammsts uuo Weiswaarsn, Qeppits &C.
,u ~taufen, ba unier Eager iest tn ieber ab;
complet III, uno mir &dufsrn
gortbeils bieten, ME is nt9t antsrsuo ers
Ianst werben f6nneu. 9a mir IN eroben
Nuantitdten fir 9aar taufsn, iinb mir i'm
StanSe es uortbeilbaft fur Ste gu MAIDEN,
Sbre Naarsn gu taufsn bel
Sas. yept & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Die Wltalieoer Der linton 2abor 9a'

Die Wltalieoer Der Union 2abor Yar.
lei, -Alrs in alum 328 Wann. baben
sinsn tt8eren BabItettsl aufssitslt be,
nus &epubIitaner unb 4 Oemotrateu be-
sisbt. IS Itnb has:
Cir Ssrator s. s. Sbie!bs.
DIR 4bgeotcUetsn - G .. Widlin uno
1s ". RaDu.
5Gr 5ups.uiiOr - 9sorse N,mitrors.
bir GuOiOr - ". 3. Wtc@uuousb.
JIr S6apnaiiter - Saul Iraut.
fir Sbsrii - Jrane Us. Sation.
sic Uslhm sr = Us. =. guans.
Ulr .S9uii apstiatenoenr - @to. u.
Sonss.
6ir Cottenbef@auer g. g. Spabn.
5ar GOUnibip G'uites - SOispb Stra'
nsg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

8ir taben in Dubuque SO. ME einise
rubigs,s 8abl aIs bic bissjdbrise seisBeu.
gs feblt ausr pnb jsber gntbutasmus.
SreiIib arf Ger einsu Seite Si4erbsit bee
Sieass ; auf Der anbe,eu @u,itisteit uuh
GIeidsil;iaseit in 5olse BON Sofinunssa
Iolioteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Gin gutter 3u~uerlahiser Iebissr Stmisb
fiubst ~rsssImiBise geiSdftisuns bel gutter
ge3ubIuns. Nu9suirassn bel Wi@aeI
Majsrus, 8inonu Saus, Dubuque, Soma,
oter BEL Rs. @cesiuser, 1Ir.mturs, Ous
bIqus &c., Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
9ieieuiaen Yiraer, bic aus elmer @ar

in bic anbere se3Osen iinb, Ober erit girs
ger wurbsn, bubeu am Samitus, ben 2.
ROusmber, nod 8eit f9 resiiiriren gu lais
fen. gm Gage Der @abI islbt Tam nur
msbr bsr rssiiirirt perbsn, Der benefit, baB
sr an ben rrei CUR @intrusuns in bic
StimmIiitsn seietIt5 beffimmten Tasen
abpsienb pom Der Stabt mar. Wans lau:
be ia nitt, OaB man ON Wa5ltase ieIbit
nod resiittiren tam, wsnn man an siusu,
Der Gage in Der Stabt mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Inter ben Yeterausn bss Sirse,trieaes
1T bier ia DUBUQUE County cine RsuoIte
aessn Auiion uno 9snberiou i'm Sang,
bic cine GENTLE ausbebnuns errei3t babsn
ioa. Wtr baIteu ni4t uisI bcuou.
Rommi's barauf an, ~Iaufen fs bod uisbsr
als CUTE 5dmmsI nit benz aroBsu 5aufsu
unb foIsen benz Southern yell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Gin Wann, Der 40 Sabre Webi3in prats
ti1irt bat, iolts SuIt Don 3utsr untsrs
5stbsn "t6unen left, mes er iust.
QpIebp. o. 10. Sar. l

t1irt bat, foits SuI3 uon 3utsr untsrs
fastbsn "t6unen left, mes er fast.
EoleOo, O., 10. San. 1887.
Srn. 8. s. G6sutp & 50. - Wteine
5etren! - So bin istt 40 Subrsn msiit
N Der aQSemsinsn arstIi9sn pruris sss
refsn, unb m6dte iussn, bag in al msinsr
Yraris unb @rfab,ung i9 ME elm Yrdparat
ssisben babe, has i'd nit 10 uisI Gsrtrausn
in @rfoIs psridreibsn %tonnts, aIs 5aII's
Ratarrb Rur. fubrisirt pom Sbusn.
Sabe fe gar uiels Wale pei9risbsn, unb
Sbre 0irtans 1T w~unoauou. unb m09ts
bnm S4luB iasen. baBU i'd nod einsn Sau
bon &atarrb 3u fiaben babe, ben ie ni5t
iuriren wirbe, penn man iis ben &npeis
iunsen gemdB einnGbme.
Sn @abrbeit Der Sbrtss
6. &. @orfud, SIR. O.,
Office: 2l5 Summit Str.
Wtr molten ~einbunbert Dollars fir
Bebsn Sal uOn aatarIb ssben, Der nidt
NIT 9aII'S &|atarrb &ur 9ebsiIt
psrbsu Tam. SunerIid einaenommsn.
). s. @benep& s o., @issntb.,
Eolebo, 8.
gB@ gertauft uoa glpOtbetsrn, rs Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

vi. Shreter, am alien 8obinion:Y lrs',
544 Watu StrdBs, ma9t feline ssebrtsn
barauf aufmertium, taB CT feline
6s,bitudaren erbllten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Serbit. uno @interidnbs, stiefeI unb
SuIbtisfsI fir 9srren unb Qamsn, neue
Wobsn. niebrise Preiie, CUTE gebieauns
BEL III. S9rsisr, No. 544 Rain StruBe,
Robinion's fribsrer Nlas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
ReiienSer Ngent aarl SdmGger.
9u Der SeridEmluua bss ct. GIpbOnius
Ssretn am WOntas parben foIsenbe 9ss
Gmten fiI's tomulenbe Sabr erwd5It:

SrGItoent, Trant S6rOoer.
Sice Rraiioent, Qeter S6uler.
Tinan;s Setretar, WR. GSiSet.
Reco,otrenoer SetretQr, Sobu QreSler.
S9aemeiiter, Sobn Srerler.
Oturi6al Sobn gteien.
Dtit9lieO SeS TinanSsG omites, I. Grnsoor
&Olettoreu: y. Bauer uno Sobu Sobuiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Wirf!id gliflid iino bic 5simatsen
usIte r@a,Ianb" Sfen unb Ransss sut:
hdlteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

am Wontas friib butten mir babier
sinen e6ten ,e9ten 9onbOrer NsbsI. Wau
adtte i'm NIT benz Neisr i9nsibeu tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Staat l. Amaeasud.

EaItered at the postofiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at Second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

ssbiibrenbe 9totij nebmen unb Die SberiiiS Der
Deribieoenen Counties iDlelr omtli6 bapou
Noti; ,ebmen uup bemgomdb an9epteien ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Iurd baS 9otum Der @Gbler pou eini9en
isuatOrieIeu Gtitrittsu, Die uuten eenannt iino
Gos glmt ses Senators III Der @ereral.IiIembl
Don ieoem Der %benaunter 9iitritte ME ioIgt:
Ser Grite Giitritt, beitebero aus benz County
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01
Volume XVIII,

With this issue the DAILY IHDEPENp-
ENT enters upon Volume Twenty eight,
and the fifteenth year of it's existence.
While our paper is not quite as lnrgs NJ
the Examiner or the New York Herald,
it is our constant care to mike it an
acceptable visitor to our patrons, TO
whom We extend thanks for their liberal
patronage, and we promise to use our
energirs to make the INDEPENDENT as
good paper rs its patronage will
justify; and we fntter ourselves that it
has no: degenerated under the prescu t
management.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01
FOO Generous.

Johnny Barrett lis fitting up nm eating
establishment i'll the Progressive build
ing, and will be in full lust in a day or
two. He proposes to furnish board
free for the first three months, and by
30 doing expects II liberal SHIRE of
public prtronag'.- Fim.s- Review.
The above offer is rather too liberal
for this country. OF course he will bs
literally patrou;zed-for the frat three
months at least. Other entins estabIi>h-
men's lnay ns vel cl,se their doors
until the LIST Of October.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01
English Justice.

When Lord Duly nnd othAr noble
lords were ARE, tad in the raid Oh tho
Field Gambling Club the charge against
them wan dismissed by Justice Hnnny
on the ground TINT "it would be absurd
to fine gentlemen of wealth md pc.
sition such sum ms six sLiIliugs aud
eightpence. The samo week two
SNAIL boys were convicted Mt Croydon
of the crime of pitch aud toss md they
were each fined sevon shiIIiuga ard
siAponce md seven drys' hard labor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01

Of There. Mrs. Henry Jones had born
to her twin girls, inseparably connected
atthe hips and lower abdomen. No
vital organs are connected except the
spinal column, which is continuous
from one end to the other. Each
bre"thes and pulsates quite indepeud-
emily of the other. aud both are perfect
ly formed and have free use Of their
limbs. The infants are apparently us
hearty M any children of their nges.
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Notice TO Creditors.
Estate os Joseph Dnnicl Dal,ns,
Dccensod.

notice IL HEREBY GIVEN by THE
" undersigned, Exscutrix of the )ast will
and testl,ncnt of Joseph Daniel Dah,na, de.
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against tho said decoas ed, to
exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers,
within ton months after tho first publication
OF this notice. to the said Exrcu.rix at the Of.
fec of Talbot & Harrington, NJ tho town OF
Elko, County of Elko, State Of Nevada, tho
same being her place tlr the trlasLction Of
the business Of said Estatc.
KATHERINE NJ. DAHMS,
Excoutrix of the last WIN and Tcstl .nent Of
nj Id deceased.
Dattd at Elko, July ], 1850.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01
rho <Iowcry Sand Of Purity

A young Indy in New York who has
just put volume Of flesL tinted
vorses Expresses the opinion TINT tho
passionate poetry and errotic novels OF
the future VII not be furnished by
Southern writer's. Not n bit Of It.
Drcency is the first law OF literary ex-
writer who produced ali immoral or in-
decent book would he condemned aud
cstraoised just as person who iuduiged
in such talk in society wonlJ by plnced
uudcr tho han When SUnlher writer
rash into print he does not make the
mistake Of snpposing that hg is going
into Turkish bath. Il All .nta Consti-
tutiDn.
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il given that tic Prince OF Wales will
give Lis son . marriage settlement, and
that Parliament will not DO asked to
make provision for him.
8. II. Bentley received O dispatch
yesterday morning dated Eagle Rock.
I,lano. June 90. signed c. B. Wheeler.
stating that Ed. Dawson had been un-
conscious for three days and would die,
and asking if D awson had any r,l.tives
in Elko Co. So far IA We know the
man was not known here.
G. McMaster, OF Tuscarora, is in
town awaiting the arrival of consigr-
nlent Of ore from Columbia which is OH
the roud. On its arrival here it will be
shipped to Salt Lake. aud Mr..
McMHSter will 60 over to the city of the
Saints. The orc il n test lot to ascer-
tain the value If the mines from which
it is Produced.
A colnred boy IA years cid, and two
white boys nged respectively 9nnd ii
were nrIesled Mt Nevada City, Cal on
Friday for stcaIing 160 sheep from n
b"nd of 5000 H. 'nging TO W. b.
Steinhard. Tie boys were bound over
III the sum of $500 each for n pr. lirni-
Enry examination on a charge CT grand
larceny.
The business m"n of Albuquerque
N. M have subsidized $75 900 and
mule proposition to the Atl,ntic and
Pacific road to BULL branch to San
Pedro. prosperous mining camp, 40
mil dstnnt, half to he paid when so
miles is bu 1t, and bnl,nre wh"n the
trains are running, thu work to he
done within year.
There is n decided sensation in Onk-
land, CAL. caused by the alleged duings
OF Mrs. Fem, who has been a corres-
pondent of the Oakland Times, writing
over the nom de plume of Sophie
Setch." Stnte Srnutor, Moffdt, OF
the Times. is accused of uuwarranted
intimacy with the bewitchng Sophie,
aud suits and counter suits aie imiu:-
nent.
. An Italian who can neither under
stand nor speak a word of English was
admitted to citizenship III Snn Francis
col sst week. We have very definite
opinion of Judge who would nd
NIT ASA full hsdgri citizen of the
UnGt.d Sites, entitled to cast a ba 1T
and htl office. man who knows no
more Of the duties of nh American citi-
Zen than IL Shoshone Indinn or n China
man just from the aowery kingdom.
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PnliSE dc Ef0Icl.

S.nre the recent fire ut Pnlisade
which destroyed my hotel. together with
its contents, have opened The PAIL
SADIE HO TEL ind nm now prepared!
to accommodate the travelling public
with good nccoM modmtiOns. both MS {,
board and lodging. A libernl share q.
the public patronage is respectful,
-nlicited.
10 E nj BAuM