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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27


Waiter II Cole i n Adrian.
FraEeis Campbell Z n Kalamazoo.
Henry AGzlt las returned from Ian
sing.
Henry BAchtsll has returned 70
Adrian.
+. A. Stove, Of The Tradesman, Is II
Chicago.
George D. HerFiek has returned from
Kalamazoo.
NJ. and Mrs George c. PIERCE have
returned from the East.
Mss Ida Bail. Of Benton Harbor, Is
visiting trends IN this city.
Mrs. Lou Brown, OF Muskegon, Is
visiting friends IA TINS city.
H. e.. Chatheld, or Grand Haven, Is
spending few days II THIS city.
Mss Amil.s Schotty Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Anua kinzei, of Adrian.
Morton Filz smith has returned from
Philips academy, Exeter, Tor the E2s-
ter vacation.
Miss Hattie L. Kenyon, of ST. Johns
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Rice, of the
Bridge street House.
Ms. Vim. Jadson has gone 10 School
craft 10 spend two weeks with her ia
ther, IL. ". Barnhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Haines. OF De-
trait. are Ia the city at the residence OF
Mr.. Norman Cummings.
j. VI. Colby, of Big Rapids. ex-reglster
OF deeds, VINO IS IN THIS city Tor niedl-
Cal treatment, IS improving.
Clerk Charles +. Whltcomb, OF the
Builders and Traders Exchange. was
out again yesterday trying to look well.
Mrs. III. Haas and daughter Rickie,
went TO Grand Rapids yesterday, where
they will make their home.-Muskegon
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGrath and
Miss Bessie Nanderhoef attended the
Nanderhoef- Blenders wedding at
Grand Haven Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Hyerstsy, of Grand Rap
ids, who was injured in the railroad ac-
cdent at Third-st. recently. is still con-
fined 10 her bed at the residence of Ii.
ID. Baker. Mrs. DR.. King has not vet
recovered from the injuries she sus-
tanned at the same tlme.-Muskegon
Chronicle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

"And Hastily Trimmed" Was What
They Said at Adams Il Co.'S. Annual
Opening Yesterday.


Practical ideas, and careful use of a
keen sence of the beautiful are among
the leading things necessary In Il sue
cessful millinery csta blishment. Mrs. j d.
w. Adsm's of the well-known firm of
Adams * Co. possesses these faculties
TO a high degree, and the result of her
thoughts aided 10y the skliltul hands
and of their head trimmer Miss Bollard,
was clearly shown in the exhibition of
over one hundred hats and bonnets, of
the latest styles, trimmed and iinnished
and no two alike, As regards shape,
color, or combination.
Upon entering the store attention is
first attracted to the large show windows
filled with material only and containing
no made up hats or Donnets. inside
one first noticed large case filled with
lovely designs III opera or concert bon
nets, the next case contained evening
bonnets and right near was stand on
which are exhibited a line Of childrens
bonnets and bats. On the other side of
the room waSa case of mourning shapes,
trimmed IN q rich, but modest style.
The show cases 4 large and extensive
variety of the NOSE exquisite trimmings,
flowers, tips etc.
Attention was particularly called to
gold bonnet trimmed in green. which
was purchased in Paris few days ago
for $4,000. TWAS brought to New York
copied there and the price placed at
$500. The same bonnet (as regards
frame, shape, trimming ETC., was then
made up here and the neat sum of SIS
placed thereon. Mrs. Adams has
the same bonnet and her price is but
$500. This large reduction is due to
the careful management, economy, and
fair dealing for which the firm of
Adams d Co. is known to all the
OF
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
ORANGE DIALOGUE.

"Hello, there, Orange King! won
der how many oranges you sold any
way? don't believe anybody ever sold
az many as you do"
Mr. Goossen answers, with smile
SWELL. have sold few, and they were
the best the market furnished"
Customer-"Yes; but do You know
how many you sold? see nearly every
body comes here for oranges"
Mr.. Goossen-"Good reason why: /
have given the largest and sweetest
oranges that I can buy-in fact, retail
them at wholesale prices"
Cussomer-"How can you do it?"
Mr. Goossen-"Do It! do It with the
help have. They try to please the
customers, and ne too"
Customsr-"Yes. know that; also
trade here. Your help has always been
very faithful and honest. Always got
what bought; traded with YOU nearly
ten years. But you did not tell me about
those oranges yet; that is, how many
you have sold"
Mr.. Goosssn-"WelI, II I keep on sell.
ing / will have to buy another horse TO
deliver goods. an running two wagons
from morning until night, and my third
wagon Is being painted now. Yes, and
/ am selling the best Garden Seeds 10
the world, too: David Landreth's, you
knov,-tbe.ng interrupted) yes, that's
so; oranges yon asked me. Well, will
tell you. From January 10 until Febru.
AIRY sold &c boxes; and from February
until March 25 I bought 2e9 boxes,
making . total sale OF 32s boxes"
Cus.omer-"How many boxes 10 3 car
load?"
Mr.. Goossen-'sThree hundred boxes +"
Customer with evidsn. surprise) -
"Are you going TO keen on selling In this
vay. and By the peck?"
Mr. Goossen-"Yes, Am going sell
Calforniss nov-any sire 1T 60 cents per
peck These I have are the sweetest Of
all the CALIFORNIA;"
The number sold since Mr.. goossen
inaugurated bis special orange sale as-
sresstes $3.50 oranges. or 1904 dozens.
Have bought so more boxes of oranges
that will arrive TINS morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
Free Clinics a. st. Marks.

The staff Of physicians Of the free dis
pensary of -. Marks hospital has de-
rided 81 hold daily clinic from | 20 2
n. m. beginning on Monday, April s.
The work has been divided into four
parts-medical. surgical. gvne0log cat !.
and eve. ear. nose and throat AsHgn-
r,ents have been made az follows.
Medical. nrs. Collins, II. Johnson, K.
u. spencer and " &. nroste, surgical.
prs. :. e.. Graves and Hugo Lupinski F,
genealogical. Drs. Rueben Peterson.
Ress,s Earle and Emma e. VANITY; eve.
ears, nose and throat, Drs. r. j. KIRK
lard. n. Emmett Welsh and y. Milton
frraa-a
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
SIDE BY SIDE
Boston Business Men
Speak Out.
The Deadly Parallel" Reveals
q Striking Similarity.

Upon all matters Of public interests,
there IS usually : great diversity OF
opinion, ana II Is refreshing 10 und TWO
business men whose views upon an M
portant subject are almost precisely
alike.
To shos tins striking similarity IN the
plainest possible way. We print Ia parai-
lei columns, their statements 10 the
reporter.
GEORGE J. SMITH. BERfrS A KNIGHT
81 bo@d0ia-st.. has as Is a esGan f0r tie tide
large al &C luai4tAnee Mater ult Co.. Ill
as anyone ia Losfsn. Cus.oGl A. ouse-St-. and
a1d this lends weight Games IA S..iiy t0ataet
10 What be says: VITA safne OF the
For years / iaa a brightest snd N 9st sue
great desl OF trauble ccssfui bGsluess people
With NV a a., and Al Ia fsion. lie Stall -;
Times II seemed as FOR three years
though Y would sBwas troubled With
CRAZY with the pain rheumatism. nervous
which had 10 endure nesS, aud that t.fed or
Il tiled nearly every all gone feeling which
thing. but no hing ben Is 50 comm On. ! wasted
ehted me. away fgVm 10 10 10
AT last tried a dis pounas
cOycry that VAS highly Al lsst | used
accommodated 10 me BY Paine's celery Goa
friend. pound. and IL mas thor
''To-dsy | consider ouehly cured me OF my
myself cured. solely by rheumatism. while my
The Use o. Palne's Gel appetite Is imnleAse.
cry Compound. ant ] am fast gai nag
Not ony are my IL flesh.
ne ad scheS now entirtlyi Il recommend THIS
gone but my arp tie wonderful medlclne 10
is go0d. | sleep we'll AL sufferers. aud feel
ard lay general health sure that IL they give II
Is wonder fully i'm a trial theywtl endorse
proved" II az strongly IS d."
The statements of these well known
gentlemen are by no means exceptional.
The people of Boston and New England
are rapidly learning that Paine s Celery
Compound is not patent medicine,
but an absolute discovery in the field
of Science, as much superior to cheap
remedies as Science is always superior
to ignorance. II you are a sufferer. or
if you have been trying remedies which
have not relieved you, you can not
afford TO neglect your health. Take
that which is admitted to be purest and
best, for IN a question of health the
best is certainly the cheapest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
Couldn't Hide That Name.

On request of the police authorities
Of Berea. Ohio, Cashier Puczyulowski,
alias Charles Williams. was arrested,
yesterday, in tins city, to be detained
on the charge of grand larceny. The
Ohio authorizes Will come for their
man TODAY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
THE WEATHER

WAzEIssros, March 2s.-For Uppsr
aleh.gsn. Generally fair; warmer by
Friday nsgnt; variable WINS. Fer
Lover Mich gan. Ram ii southern
portions light ran n northern por-
tons no change u temperature. Last
winds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Col. Ludlow. the United states eugin-
Ger. SAYS n letter "a Charles r. Sigh.
Of this city;
II am pleased 70 be able 70 inform
vos that upon renewed application %
tho chief Of engineers. a further sum OF
$1,000 hss sssen allotted me for use n
connection with tne survey ~ Grand
river. making q tctsl Of 5000, VITA
which. s6lnk va shall be sole 90 maze
y far showing
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

KEEFE = Thursday morning. Mrs. yohn
keefc. age - years.
Funeral Saturday. at ) a. m. from the resi-
deRee. 3i4 Bgtterworth-avs.
RXDER-At New Saiem. Mass. March *.
Julia j. Ryder. vile Of Fred I. Ryder. age q
years. months and days
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CHURCH-At her late residence. siS East
Bridge-sr, Mrs. W. &. Church, Thursday.
March %. 1851. aged IS years
Mott &c Of funeral hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

The sale of tickets for the "Romola"
entertainment, Tuesday evening, March
81, will be limited to 500, the seating
capacity of the club house. Tickets
can be secured Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week, at Herkners,
Eaton & Lyons, also at the club Satur-
d.atr
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
McQUEEN'S GUEST.
Albert Mosher Must Linger With the
Sheriff for Some Time.

Albert Mosher. the l6-year-old boy who
was arrested for stealing horse from
Ben Bowen, OF Gaines, was examined
before Justice Westfall yesterday. The
crime ls said to have been committed
February Is, and he has been confined
in the Jail here since. He was hound
over to the circuit for trial. lie was
unable 70 furnish the $500 bonds re-
quired, and was returned TO jail to
await trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Mrs. James 7. Cadman, A. NJ, will
deliver lecture entitled miracles of
Missions" with stereopticon illustra-
tons, for the benefit of the Woman's
Missionary Society, in the Fountain-st.
Baptist Church, Friday evening, March
81. Admission IS cents; children under
10, ten cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

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t1s-AIliAnco n<tEse-a Prussia asd Itaiy stg1<,i
Is1x- rresa.eaE J0h1,soa vesa-sa tAs 81 LIZ Ias
cssG rsxEEs0f tie 1aleks
lsze- se4..A IN Hartford. Qua. Of ~ Senator
James Laxoa. q Cf.-x sl4se. as-ed S.
Es-Des-h u Par1s x fas=rry. Freaca hsss ,rs~a,
AGED =
izss-De..a Of Felix O. c Darcy. artist; born
isD
pses- D~..a Of JOla BrisE-, statesman, IN "a
ktan.1, aged u
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
Premature Parentago.

Nellie Peterson. of Burch's Mills.
charges Herbert Yates, of the same
hamlet, with the crime of bsstardy.
Deputy Sheriff Leonard arrested him
Yesterday and brought him tn jail. He
viii have his examination today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Spring opening of laiies' and Misses
hats and bonnets at Mrs. Ten Hopes
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of
this week, l34 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Attend the gold medal contest at
Good Templars hall Monday evening,
March 80. Admission ID cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Those outing shirts Voigt, Herpols-
heimer g. Co. are showing In their show
window are elegant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Mrs. Sadie PenneIl has her Easter
opening Of fine millinery Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of this week, No.
5 south Divisscn-st., Warwick building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Adams & Co.'s Easter millinery OPEN
ing Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March %, - and 2S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Forty years az constant use-sni Still mare
vaiaed than eypr-Br. fufs Coggh syrup.
salvation 0ii, the great psin-extinen sher.
should be Kept handy % all who handle too =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

New novelties in outing shirts in Mad
rass, Oxford, Zephyr, &c. Our prices
are guaranteed the lowest.
NoIGr, HERPoLsHEI,iER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Watch our show window for an ele-
CANT line of outing shirts.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Adams & Co.'s Easter millinery open.
ing Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
March IS, q and 2S.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

We have the latest in outing shirts.
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER L. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

We are headquarters on gents fur
nishings.
VoIGr, REIMBURSEMENT & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

For the right things in outing shirts,
visit Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
DIAMOND DYES Color ANYTHING any color


uo.L, Lac a.ed Food Is the hes,
HiiN'oiS mo'leis 10 use Tor baby. ) sizes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27
This Date in History-March 81.

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hased fsoEa = s--Es II sisgc-
Ets -EEz1rs -1d flglakd 10
eik<ed ~Er -FalA-s. russia
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Opening Friday and Saturday.
Mss AIxTox.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Ths regular exsu nation ~ applicants fsr
fe.caerx' cerfffrarex VII - he'd - TIE ofrre
effhe sHperins = n euf ~ schosiS. cifT hafi -
4 fursdsv FRIDAY ana SefIr3eT. 1Frli 2 2 sn5
T. bcxinniHg a. 8 oc.ctt =. n. 0 The -
~ X fHAfNEFS.
saBerirf shdeat n SchGes
y y Wscxrr
chasrrnan Carn rnitfee on Tss-he-s
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-27

Have bought so more boxes of orange
that will arrive this morning.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19
The Mcmahon Circus.

The above organization said to be
among the very best travelling, will
visit us giving two grand exhibitions
at Elko on Tuesday, Sept % As
others view it, McMahon's circus with
its magnificent horses, big elephants.
JorJo, Unzie and all promised attrac-
tions faithfully produced, gave two
exhibitions in Sacramento yesterday,
to large and we'll pleased audiences.
McMahon's name ON the show bills is
sufficient to attract large crowds. 1t
il five years since his last visit to our
city, but is well and favorably re-
rnembered as giving the best circus
show ever seen here. While we have
had some very pretentious shows,
none Of them. however, equalled Nc
Mahon's in giving performance of
merritt Sacramento, (Cal) Record
Union.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19
"A Lynching Bee at Reno.

News reached here this morning of
a lynching bee at Reno last night
Night before last a Mexican nan,ed
Ortiz shot aud fatally wounded night
watchman Nash and Slightly wounded
another man. Last night the muir
derer was taken from the jail by a
hundred or more determined. men
and hanged to the iron bridge on
Virginia Street. Ortiz met his death
cody aud apparently realized that he
deserved his fate. We have no par
tlcnlars of the shooting of the officer
put Judging from the actions of the
citizens Of Reno it must have been
eowardly, cold blooded affair. The
summary punishment of this muir
derer will have salutary effect OH
the burglars, thieves and blacklegs
who follow up the fairs and ply their
damnable vocation. 1t is dollars TO
doughnuts that the people in aveng-
ing the shooting OF officer Nash did
exactly right.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19
Murdered by Highwaymen.

u. Gaivotti, Supt. of the Derbec
drift niue, near Nevada City, Cal,
was shot by highwaymen Thursday
morning and instantly killed. Mr..
GalVotti, in company with j. D. Os-
from, get out to take a bar of gold
bullion, valued at $1,000, from the
mine to Nevada City. At the firing
OF the first shot which killed Galvotti,
Ostrom whipped up the horses and
escaped with the bullion. Officers
are on the track Of the assassin and
it is to be hoped they will catch him
and show him no more mercy than he
did the murdered man.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19
Everything Is Lovely.

The French army maneuvers are
satisfactory. ~
The Austrian army maneuvers are
satisfactory.
The Russian and German maneu-
vers are satisfactory.
The captive balloon maneuvers are
most satisfactory, and the smokeless
powder is just grand.
Now, then! What are you waiting
for? asks the y. Y. Evening Sun.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19

The cause assigned is, that the wifes
parents were opposed to the marriage.
Gov. Campbell made his first speech
In the Ohio campaign at Sidney on
the 18th. He turned the light OH
Mchinley's speech at Niles and gave
the gallant Major many hard nuts to
crack. ..-...
The Sheehan Sisters have received
line assortment of ladies' and chill
dren's hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
fancy feathers and ribbons. Also a
nice assortment Of gloves. Call and
see them. ...,t.r x
Neyada's interests demand the free
coinage of silver. Henry Cabot
Lodge, the apostle of Republicanism,
says: "That the Republican party
stands as bulwafk against the free
coinage of silver" ..-
The campaign in Ohio from now on
will oe red hot. The Democrats are
making gallant fight against heavy
odds If Mckinley is beaten he and
protection will go TO the bottom of
the sea with McGinty.
When your eyes get weak and pain
you while reading, go to Muller and
get you a pair of good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment of colored
glasses for sun or snow.
A private letter received from q. F.
Mayer, formerly of this county, now
located at Olney, Washington, states
that no is getting along nicely. He
expects to be in Elko next week to
attend the District Court.
The e. L. M. Co. has just received
a fin" line of fish hooks, reels, silk
lines, Iolnted fishing poles, fish bask-
cts, and fish records which they will
sell cheap. All lovers of angling
should call and see them before it is
100 late.
Does protection protect the labor
ing man? The protected establish
ment Of the Whitman & Barnes Co.
nufactures OF reapers, mowers,
knives and cutlery, at Akron, Ohio,
have just reduced the wages Of their
employees ten per cent.
Do your fishing between now and
the first OF October 40 it is not lawful
to hsh in any stream OF this State
after that date and before the first
day Of April. How the trout iu the
Humboldt river will suffer between
now and the first of October!
Edward A. Albertson and his &C
complete Chandler, who robbed the
Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., of Taco
ma, Washington, and then forced the
officials OF the Co. to sign a contract
not to prosecute them, were arrested
near Marshfield Oregon, on Thursday:
Nearly $1,000 Of the stolen money
was found on them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-19
SALMlAGUNDI.

Headquarters for fishing tackle at
Muller's.
Wilson Armstrong, of Deeth, is in
town to-day. "
Joe Hennen, of Pleasant Valley, is
in town to-day.
Bar silver was 1877 in New York
at noon yesterday. ..... ...
Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
fine assortment, at Muller's.
A tramp was shot at Palisade last
night. No particulars. -.
For "a choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, go to
mullers. t.
Apractical optician, Snd all sights
fitted at Ostreicher's.
All work in modern dentistry neat
|! executed by DIR. G. F. Moore, Eiko
Nevada.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
is. |. o. 0. F., at their Hall tonight.
Let US all do cur fishing before the
FIRST of October aud then obey the
#lax.
!!all and see new jewelry at Os.
traicher's, next door to express Office.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sln Co.'S fine pocket knives and
s2nrs at hInIier's. ..
Several delegates IL the Irrigation
Convention passed through Elko on
NJ 4 to-day.
For first class dental work at prices
Sithin the reach ef all call on DR.. G.
Moore, Elko, Nevada.
S. w. Knapp, Supt. of the Salt
lake Division of the @. p, was in
Own this forenoon.
For fine pair of boots or shoes
all on E. OselI, where you will get
pr treatment and fit guaranteed. X
The five men imprisoned in the
lIta mine we're rescued Thursday
tternoon. They were not hurt.
Get rid Of flies, insects and other
ght bugs by using the best Insect
oTder and Fly Paper, at Muller's. Il
Watch and jewelry repairing at
bort notice and satisfaction guaran-
Ped at Ostreicher's. ID.
Give us this day our daily adjust
sn1 is the way the protected infant
ROders the Lords prayer nowadays.
The Democrats of Nebraska held
PER State Convention on the 10Th
"a adopted platform favoring the
70 coinage OF silver
MT Baine's discretion judgement
Silence" is new name for what
ss Quay and his henchmen were
mt to cali addition, division and
tnce.
10 not send your watch, clock or
very away to be repaired when it
10 done cheaper and better by
|" Neuschwander, at Nye's old
hd. f- ~. .r
You are free coinage man how
you longer support the Republi-
party when it declares in nearly
VI It's State platforms that it is op
SEQ to free silver?
me tariff barons have new word
'ne reduction OF the wages of
employees. They call it an lad
"ue0'' now. A rose by any other
would smell as sweet.
mere will be U. s. Civil Service
IOa'Ion for the railway mail,
s''mental and Indian Service, held
no carson Postoffice, commencing
@Mon September "a, 1891.
u Kennedy, who was sent to the
.as asylum from Virginia a short
"'"ee, died yesterday. A cousin