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Perfect Health

II we are so fortunate as to escape hereditary
impurities in the b.ood, we may contract disease
from the germs which are In tho air we breathe,
tile food We eat or the water we drink. From
thete facts will lie understood the necessity OF
medicine to purify tho blood, and also the great
popularity Of Hoods Sarsspariila which has
beon so successful with all diseases of this class
as TO establish itself the
The evening world., 1891-05-09
An Investigation in Order.

TFron BrookIyr LVs.I
Customer-You made q mistake in my pro
Hcription the other day. II called for tive
grains of opium and got small package con
tanning magncsia.
Drugyisl-Are you sure about it,
Cu,toincr-Yes. Here Is . duplicate pre-
scrlpt'on from the physlcian, Now the ques
lion is, who got the opium?
Druggist-Dear me. that's 40; TO tho pre-
script.on cierG James, who's dead in IN,
ncighborhood?
The evening world., 1891-05-09

A woman has just died In whose gullet
was found her set OF false teeth, swallowed
two years before. sho had always insisted
that she felt 'em there. but this was re-
garded ns all haucinntion. Women with
teeth in their stomach should be entitled 10
Il hearing after this.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
4 Steady Homeopaih.

~ am pretty steady homnopath and so
don't take much of outside preparations, but for
4 sor: OF montal and physical torpidity that
comes over mo In midwinter. with evidence Of
sluggish blood, have used about one bottle Of
Hoods sHrsaparilla simply taking It after each
breakfast dnd myself leArer-headed and
brisker-bodied for t. hoods SarsAparilla is .
good thing, 'pnthy or no 'pathy." A. Ii. SIEG.
FRIED, New York Manager Chicago Ne9s.
Tribune building.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Mr.. MILLS, the Conservative member Of
the dominion Parliament, has prepared a
resolution declaring that the New England
States should be invited to join the mari
time provinces, and become part OF the
Dominion. Thank you kindly. MIR. MILLS.
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pneumonia.

Some Of the skirts made for coming weddings
and bazaars are positively ee-like in saape,
and will admit Of but few undersarmenis, aud
even those of the very shapeliest kind: In fact,
ouintters are looking forward 10 good season,
as they say that silk combinations and shaped
skirts VITA many nources arc likely to be In
general request. Some of the lighter textures,
such es lace voile, delaine, and crepon, will be
much draped, Tut the skirt beneath will be
plain, ana the folds held closely down to the
foundation.
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In TIE SUNDAY WORLD.

NJ. Quad at Home-Rcad tho d" Cotton
Blossoms" or The 1rdnspld nto6
Lime Kiln Club" " Tho Arison0
Eicker,n aud Othrr Sketchesj We,
Wisdom and Pdthos.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

America is not helpful to Chinese ethics.
The manager of the Celestial actors on the
Bowery has seized their costumes, after
doing them out of money very successfully.
The actors are bit as doves in the talons of
. hawk with this Americanized countryman
OF theirs. Too bad Tho histrionic stars
may now become launderers.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

They have law in Boston that II man
loses money at gambling and does not
make demand for it within three months
anybody may seek to recover three times
the amount SO lost from the winner. A
case iS on now based on this law. This il
q Boston idea born OF New England diet,
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The Kaiser says good thing one day
and bad thing the next. following his
0mmendation of athletics comes his ap-
oval of students duels. lie may con-
der them in the light of harmless gymnas-
scs, but it would be finer Imperial policy
10 discountenance these silly contostS.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Spring Medicine

Hspd's sarssrarilla is the N ost popular prera-
ration IN existence. By itsaction upon the bit ood
by its toning. bulding-u eflect upon the system
and by rousipg tho kidneys and liver TO healthy
action, 1t oveycOmes That Tired Feeling and puts
one in the best possible condition. Try IL this
SDrinR.
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Standard Blood Purifier

It's record of cures of scrofula Is unequale ed and
thousands of people formerly afflicted with this
disease sreak OF what Hoods SaIsaparilla has
done for them with the deepest gratitude. Salt
Rheu,n. Blood Poisoning, Boi!s, and all other
so'c"lled "Humors" ana evidences of impure
blood, are cured by
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Incomprehensible.

lEFV" brto"bH LVs.I
NcCorIle-I can't understand why railroad
companies make 1t point 10 hire densely ig-
norant mon for oficiAlG
McCrackle-Do they2
"1'ry 10 get tho facts about a railroad acct.
dent aud you'll Bes.'
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Poor TraversI

From Brooklyn Life.l
Sikes-Ah, there's Miss Van Wyck. She's
OF to Europe tomorrow.
Doph-And there's lravers after her. How
about their engagement?
Sikes-Thars Oh, too.
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DOsed riih QuiniuC.

60 was run down from close application TO
work, but was told had malaria and was dosed
with quiuine, Nc, which was useless. decided
TO take Hoods SArsapArila and am now feeling
stron" and cheerful. feel satisfied 1t will bene-
Mt any who give II a fair trial" WILLIAM Il.
BEAMISH, 30l Spring ST.. New York City.
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vACRANT VERSES
The Old Boat.

A worn out boat upon the shore.
The childrsp's playground Is IL now,
The troubled deep IL tempts no more,
II lies at rest like rusty pillow.
And yet It basks In bright noontide.
II echoes gladly childish voices;
A tniior's wife lsAns here, and wide
Her outlook till her heart rejoices.
Hers lovers meet when duss draws meas.
Their voyages have scarce be- un:
Alb. may they keep vows true and dear,
Until their resting days are won.
For IT'S not every craft that lies
So calmly on a kindly shore;
And it's not every heart is wise
10 cherish love when youth is DER.
-Bedtrir L. Toiiemdehe in the AoodsuR.
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Pure Blood

An eminent authority estimates that there are
2. 400 disorders incident 10 the human frame
OF these by for the la-ze msjority have their
origin IN impure blood, and their victims form
the Rreater part OF tho human family. In fact,
probably not more than one out OF ten persons
has perfectly pure blood and enjoys
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i Has DiSc0SIrdged.

II was just then thata lady recommended to me
Hoods sMsapaiillG. l had taken Foods sarsa-
rar,lla less than aweek when my appetite berGn
improving, my sick headaches were less violent
tegan 10 feel stronger and encouraged. the
fever came at longer intervals and improved
daily. lie fifth sunday after commenced tax
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But She Won't.

llTOm I'hrh,
mamma, DEAR" said Albert Edward,
'wheu you zee good example, ough, you
to follow m?"
"Certaiuly, my son. Why:n
"Seha:or Ednundg has resigned"
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Biiiousness-L Lfrer Troublp..

The following Is from n we'l-known Brooklyn
lady, the wife of Mr.. l.. NJ. Only, of the Arm OF
Only. hnidt Marsh, commission merchants
at SO Warren street. New York City.
"For several years suffered rreatly from
general debility. biliousness and sick head daches
with high fever, The doctors said had
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pisinterested ADVICE.

IRON AIek.l
wyiey-My wife insisted to-day that needed
. new hat; hut ! didn't get It
Wnyley-Mhy not?
WyleJ-Thars . game two can play A.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

MORGAN G. BuLKELEr says that he is the
only truo and lawful Governor Of Conpecti-
cut. But that docs not settle 1t by any
mama
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Very Strange.

lTfoDl BTookIyR LVsl
suuday-Scnooi Teacher (nnishing tho narra-
tior)-And that is the story OF Jonah AMI the
whale.
Johnny Cumso-Isn't 1t strange that they
knew WhG Jonah was inat long sgo7
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Hoods Sarsap0riIia.

was strong enough to walk for two hours with
my husband and child In Prospect Park without
feeling fatigued. and soon after felt better than
! ever did, We now take Hoods Sarsapsrilla
every sprinF-my husband, child and /, and
sometimes in the fall, and we have no more
thoughts OF nl-heHlth." MRS. MARY L. OILY,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
The Best of Reasons,

tFrom Brooklyn Life.l
Ringway-I heard the other day that your
friend Splinter had left the stage. What was
the trouble?
Fcatherstone - Principally, believe, be-
cause the audience didn't want him to stay.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The queer thing about the Spring Garden
Bank failure in Philadelphia is that three
days before the suspension 1t paid a
dividend.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Too Much Trim.
IfTom I'm, SIIiin1. /

Iron Iebds SUfiH7s
Miss de Belle (entrrIn2 parlor with long
sstlh tralnl-IloW DO you like me now, Gus?
Gns de Smith Well to tell you tue truth 1
could not like you any longer.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
The RiQht 9pirit.

was riding on tho front platform OF q
Fourteenth street car when tho driver
pulled up sharp to avoid collision with an
old man pushing . rag cart with It's jingline
bells.
"Very careless in him." remarked.
eyes"
"He owes you one for saving that cart"
"Yes, but would feel bad to damage a
poor devil like him. Il never see one OF
them prowling around that don't remem-
ber that Shakespeare and George Washing
ton were once In the very same line OF
trade, and it might be their very self-samc
carts I'd be smashing to splinters !"
NJ OuAD
The evening world., 1891-05-09

All that Is needed TO complete the Wash
ington Arch lie $4,000 So small an amount
should not delay such patriotic object.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

1'he police force OF Hackensack is demor-
allied. Half the members have struck and
she other half is perfunctoTy In It's duties
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Success on a Cash Basis.

Whom was young made Q rule
I'D never ask tor credit.
Ny ofhoe chum would run in debt,
And never seemed to dread II.
My plan sesme cd good. but. somehow,
Could never make II work.
My old cnum Is a banker now,
And I'm his humble clerk. -RssA
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Eating ed oils tho Appetite.

'now do you like your new boarding
house? ID the table nce?"
Gwen, there is never anything put on it
that would take awaY your appetite"
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Couldn't be Suited,

tFTom Brooklyn Lire.
Wool-MJ COOK LETT to-uay, in spite of all
conld do.
Van Pelt-What was the trouble?
Wool-Fhe children annoyed her. offered
TO XIII The children, but she was afraid the
authorities would deta,n her as q witness.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

tFTon TTct.l
Mr. Norris (witn decision)-Pm going to pu.
on my light underwear ihis morning.
Mira Norris with nus prudence)-Then,
ThomIs, you'd better carry your thick oues
over your arm; you'll need tGem before night
The evening world., 1891-05-09

These are the days when May bellies wear
sealskin capes and lace hats, mink collars and
Suede low shoes, and when the popular phys-
clan hires q green sawbones to tend ONCE
while he goes about 10 treat grippe cases and
pneumonin.
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OF Two Evils.

IFToH BroOkIvn LVsI
Tobbsic, the ONCE Boy-There's man down.
stairs says he's Roin to kill yer. and beautiful
young lady as wants to go on der stage.
Manager-Of TWO eviB-Weil, snow the man
up.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Our navy is in sore straits for want OF
able seamen. Whyf
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Bound Together.

IRON Jud1s.l
Primus-You and Jackson are always to-
gether. Some strong bond Of union between
you. eh7
Secundus-Yrs. lie is too obtuse 10 take a
hint and am too gcn'lemanly to insult him.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Diplomacy.
tFrom Brooklyn LUsl

TFTOW
Trsmp-Is the boss in7
Lady (appearing)-What do you want OF the
bosS7
Tramp tgrasping the aituation)-I wish to ask
her for some cold vicluals. (he got them.)
The evening world., 1891-05-09
THE vars OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Bnrc Forcheads and Beauty-Fash-
ions That Help Physicians Tho
Latest in Wedding Skirts
Gloves Cannot Be Worn
Over Sleeves - Black
Lnce on Light Silks.

Not one woman In ten thousand over twenty
10 good-looking enough to wear her forehead
bare and her hair combrd straight back. And
to wear n part down the middle OF the head
needs the beauty Of q Madonna.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
A Proverb Disproved.

Prom Puck
"1hey say that time Is money; but don't
believe IT."
"Wny note"
"Because rich men never BEEN 10 have q
mOmen TO Rpprt."
The evening world., 1891-05-09

In the Spring the vernal sunshine
Brings oct all the birds and buds;
In the spring the youn girls fancy
Lightly turns TO thoughts Of duds.
-Brooktya ktA
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Entered st the rostonne at Kew YORK % eco
opd.ciss. matter.
eT BHANcU orFIcFs

ew- BRANCH OFFICES
WORLD urrowN oFFiCE-te BROADWAY.
between 3ist and J,d sts.. New YORK.
BROOKLYN 35J FULTON ST. HARLEM -
News Department. 100 East 125TH OF. Ad-
vertisements at 237 EAST lists sr.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-LrpoEn BuILpIro. III
souTB 6TH Sr. wAsHIN0ToN-0lol4r l4rH Or.
LONDON oFFIcE-32 oooKsrus sr., TnAsAa-
Gan BouARH.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

oHiLnRES subject tn dhIrhueA and dysentsry cared
By NoNELL'S TEErARa CoEDiaL, PriSS .So.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The grip got It's clutches on the House Of
Parliament yesterday. Who ncxtH
The evening world., 1891-05-09

It looks as II golden rod would again
come out ahead us the State flower.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
A Lake City Notion.

Lake City Notion.
Iron Brooklyn Lffel
81 hear Bjones is dead"
mot exactly. Hes moved away from Chi
cago."
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The revived fashion OF wearing gloves over
the sleeves was "Ripped In the bud, " probably
by the rage for wide cuff., or the reverse !ash-
ion OF sleeves Gu,toned closely from elbow to
wrist; but 1t is doubtful II our real elegantes
would have tolerated a revival OF what became
at one time so common az to be almost vulgar.
The evening world., 1891-05-09
Attaching the Blame.

Iron brooklyn LtfS.l
Kingley-How did you come out on thGA
land scheme Of yoursf
BinRo-Poor. We had slide.
kingley-Dear mel Was the land spoilOdP
Bingo-Tne land is all right My partner was
the one who slid.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Oxford ties, with patent leather vamps are
now made on the common-sense and English
last, and patent leather low shoes may be had
In black, white, pink, brown, and blue.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Concerts at the Mall.
Director Cappa and his famous seventh Reg.
iment Band will give the regular concert %
theMal In Central Park both this afternoon
aud l. morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Very Affectonate.
IFTom Brookiyh Lifs.l
elias this dog an arectionste hearth"
"Very. He got attached to a tramp once,
and the tramp couldn't leave him without
leaving behind him piece OF mis- trousers
10 console tue poor brute"
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Black lace will he employed on rich silks and
brocRdes Of J! hit color In a povei fashion, but
one exceedingly piqusnt, and to tall or thin
ngure very becoming. Tne skirts are pIa n,
and made,f possible. more sheath-liSe than
before. The edge is finished with a nounce OF
black lace about twelve inches deep, looped
At intervals with careless little bows
Of ribbon velvet. either 10 black or
color. che bodice is generally cut with: a
sharp point back and front, but is not excess
lively short on the hips; and a twelve-inGh
nounce Of lace. studded vita the velvet bows
MS on the skirt. iorns deep basque. TIE
jabol and cuffs are also OF black lace, and
sometimes a capt-hke epaulet of deep lace
falls over each sleeve. As may be I'm
aeIned, this very elegant toilet In
such colors rs peach, French gray,
deep rose, or reseda--,he black lace toninr
down the light silk and impsring a very
dressy effect. The clever amateur dreas-
maker will also note how advantageous this
slvle is for renovatIons, as 1t permits a recep-
tion or hall gown TO lie utilized for smart tow u
wear, either for fetes or visits
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Personal

Personal.
Henry Tyrre,l, well known 90 q Journalist
aud poet, sailed this morning on La Cas-
cogne for Europe. He will visit France and
Italy.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Miss Austin, in Fresno County, Cal. wi h
her three partners, all women who were weary
Of teaching, won for themselves a beautiful
homo and established an extensive business by
the raising and curing of raisns and prunes.
In this industry they were foremost among
successful growers OF fruit. In the year 1856
no less than 9. 0oo boxes of raisins were pick
dried and packed, ard forty-nve tons of apri.
cots, fresh and dried, sent to market from
their farm, which contained but little more
titan one hundred acres.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

think that with oil It's grandeur the Manhat-
tan Athletic CLUB is n lille dark inside. Az
least that was my impression on n recent visit
To the Club.ilousc. But the arrangements OF
OF the club arc perfect. The billiard tables and
bowl ng alleys ere well placed.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

In StockinCs.
ITrom Puc..I
Mas BroWustont DO you ever feel blue?
Miss Back bay How Sbsurd! We do not be.
como cognizant Of colOrs throuqh the sense of
touch. have frequently seen blueness.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

The spring weddings show that the bride
maids fancy the long coat basques Of liSh; bro
cade with crepe or chiffon skirts The brides
rather take to chiffon irills on satin gowns and
the coat basque IL the favorite style for the
bodice. The bride gives her maids neur de lis
pins as n remembrance or a moonstone brooch
In tte Bh pc OF heart or true lovers knot,
watch. by the way, are now sold ready made in
gold hra!d and cord to apply at the head OF
nounces, at the top OF sleeves, AMI TO gather
up the slight attempt toward panicrs now and
then seen.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

No one has any excuse for being un,idy
while goods arc as cheap as in the New York
market. You can get ginpham in ten styles at
eight cents yard; Cleopatra cotous. fast
colors, with polka dots. are the same price;
Annandales with lace stripe are Is cents; Eng
lsh prints range from IS TO - cents and shep-
herds checks, fast color, 5'i cents
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Some of the black net wells are sprlnkled
with disks and orescents Of green, maroon and
black velvet.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

Nen Burgess and Molasses, the intelli-
gent equine, must he taking q little needed
rest at las,. lslw Nell himself snunterinR up
Broadway with an air Of great leisure. Mo-
laGscs was not In sight.
The evening world., 1891-05-09

In No Immediate Danger,
fiTOm Puek.l
Miss de Muir-Death loves a shining mark,
Miss de Memories. But you come. OF 4
very long-lived family. don't your
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-29
Holiday Presents

Not very expensive, but suitable
handsome and useful.
For Ladies -Finest perfumery and
toilet waters, French crystal glass
toilet sets, elegant leather card cases
ETC., etc.
For Gentlenen-Choicest brands
of imported and Key West cigars
meerschaum and briar root pipes,
elegant leather porket books, CON-
plete shaving outfits, etc., ETC., with
many more handsome and useful
things at Muller's. l.. ..s.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-29

Sentinel: When we have Demo-
cratic House we are certain TO get a
Coinage Committee favorable to sill
ver. A Republican, House gives his a
o"mmittee just the other way. Still
the people of Nevada always help to
mako tho House Republican. Tom
Reed & Co. would not allow vote on
free coinage last year. The people of
Nevada Endorsed 1om Reed & Go.
Can 1t, be that the people of Nevada
care more for party than silver?
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E. OsELL.

Sam Neuschwander, at Nye's old
stand, has just received a fine new
stock Of jewelry, watches, toilet sets
etc, which he offers to the public at
living prices. Call and examine his
stock and prices before purchasing
goods in his line. r..-
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Notice.

In order to make room for Spring
goods, will sell Women's, Misses
and Children's shoes at reduced prices.
Call and see them.
tt E. OsELL.
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County Official Paper,
FREE TRADE IN MEN.

"Yes, men are on the free list. They
cost us not even freight. We pro-
mote free trade in men, and it is the
only free trade l am prepared to pro-
MOTE" said Hon. William d. Kelley,
of Pennsylvania, the leader Of the
high protectionists in Congress in
1872.
Ever since the contract labor law
of 1864 WAS sandwiched in between
the internal revenue laws Of 1862 and
the tariff Of 1864 "tree trade in men"
has been the keynote for the high pro-
tectionlst policy. This contract law
went SO far in its promotion of free
trade in men" as to provide that
manufacturers who imported their
workmen should have first lien up
on the workmen's wages to reimburse
them for their expenses.
So persistently have the protection
lists advocated free trade in men"
that to-day thousands OF workmen
are employe ed in the coal mines and
iron mills of Pennsylvania whose
names are not put down upon the
day books Of the manufacturers, but
who are designated in the pay rolls
by numbers alone.
That the beneficiaries of high pro-
tectionlsn will sec to it that this pol
icy Of promoting free trade in labor
shall not be changed is shown by the
following statement made by Andrew
Carnegie just before embsrking at
Liverpool for the United States. Mr..
Carnegie, in reply to the question,
What do you think, Mr.. Carnegie, of
the unchecked food Of undes, rable
immigration into American" said: Il
say don't touch Immigration; let it
HJw on. We are getting the cream of
Europe. l want to see America great !,
really great. We need all the popula-
ton We CAN get. We have only seven
teen persons to the square mile, and
there are hundreds of million of acres
Of land where the sod has never been
turned. l say, hands off immigra-
tiOn."
When the Mckinley tariff was be-
ing discussed its promoters demanded
its enactment on two grounds:
First-To provide work for the I'M
employed in new industries; and
Second To provide home market
for our surplus farm products.
Nothing was more prominent than
the protectionisL assertion that the
labor market was cougested, and that
our farmers were suffering from over
production. But now that the tariff
bill which they advocated has become
a law they are using every effort to
keep the labor market congested, and
At the same time to continue the over
production Of farm products. This
means low wages for work ing men and
low prices for farm products. AT the
same time the real beneficaries Of the
tariff, by the formation of trusts to
regulate production and raise prices,
will SEQ to it that they get all the
bonus the tariff allows. Free trade
in labor, the only thing too workman
has to sell, and high duties upon
everything the workman has to buy
is the keynote Of high protectionism.
How lopg will it be- before the
farmers and working men will see
through this hypocrlsy2 [EGchange.
Seminal. WJbn,, ,,,,, l,,o . T..---
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-29

The description OF Elko county
which appeared ia thesecoluma
during July and August has been
printed and boundin pamphlet form
and is now for sale at this Office at
the low price of fifty cents per copy.
Buy one and send it to your friends. !.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-29

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.