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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
SHORT SPECIALS.

A series of baseball games between
the All-America club and the local
teams has been arranged to begin At
New Orleans November %
Don J. Leathers, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is perfecting scheme to hang
up 100000 in purses at the races in
Grand Rapids pext August
Commander in Chief Palmer. Of the
@. A. r.. favors the purchase by the
national government of Mount Nc
GreQor, where Gen. Grant died.
Wednesday the United States cruiser
Newark sailed from Boston. The
cruisers Atlanta and Bennington. at
Brooklyn navy yard. are ready to sail
d. L. Gariick, of Grand Haven.
Mich, was found suffocsted in his
room at the Gartle5 house, Benton
Harbor. Wednesday. He had blown
out the gas
Lyman s. Pease. of Monticello. Wis,
has been appointed superintendent Of
the state institution for the blind AZ
GAINESVILLE TO succeed Prof w. d. Parker,
resigned
The Patterson wisner Company, Of
Woodstock and the Massey Harris Com
pany. Of Toronto. have amzlgsmated,
and viii control the agricultural imple-
meBt trade Of Canada
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

ST. PAUL. MInn., Nov. ls.-The
chamber of commerce Knocked out the
ICE palace boomers today. The winter
carnival committee reported Hnani-
mousEy that inasmuch - palaces of ice
Sive the rest of the world the impres-
SION that this 10 the coolest place on
earth. IL vas time TO quit building them
and 90 to work to secure more immI-
grafton. II wss dessded instesd TO have
= guiet celebration Of the city's fiftleta
anniversary
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

The Board of Trade committee on
lumber has added the following to the
rules established for the grading, meas-
uring and inspecting OF lumber:
"Lumber of miscellaneous widths
should he taliied full sale and the IN
spector should take note of tue frac-
tions, dividing the frActions between
the parties giving and taking 30 ~ TO
make . ful tally; for example swo
pieces thirteen inches and half would
be tailed, oil4 thirteen inches aud one
fourteen inehes.v
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
kR. JEFFERSON TOO AoARsE.
Declines to Grant An lntervisw On
That Account.


Jde Jefferson was seen at his special
car cleopatra yesterday. The veteran
comedian had crawled down into the
warmest corner of the car, while the
mercury of the thermometer at the car
door sneaked down into the lower reg
lister. The king of comedians seems to
be aging fast and the deep lines and
wrinkles in his face betoken that the
time is not far distant when the Ameri-
can stage will lose him who has assisted
Irving IN making "Trip Van Winkle"
ipmortalxA Apd who holds the highest
place an ong living comedians.
"I'm sorry can't give you an inter-
view, my boy" said the comedian
kindly. "but, as you see, my voice is SO
hoarse that l can scarcely speak dis
tinctly; so / must save 1t for tonight.
Now don't publish that in an afternoon
PAPER, for Gods sakes. Oh. the Tele-
gram-Herald is q morning paper, is it I?
Well, Pm glad. I'll interview you if
you wiah, but wouldn't dare do any
amount of talking with my voice in its
present condition. Mr.. Florence is bet
ter. Good bye"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

RACINE, Wis, Nov. l9.-Lars Nelson
business man Of North Caps, was
stopped by three masked highwaymen
last night six miles from the scene of
the train robbery. One of them jumped
into bis wagon and attempted to choke
him. while the others held the horses.
He threw the man out of the wagon,
and ran his horses into the town OF
FrsnksvilIe. 1t 10 believed they are
part of the gang implicated IN the train
robbery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
minn..os. Repub,ie.n COMMITTEES.

Sr. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 19.-ChaIrman
Joel p. Heatwole was in the city today
and announced that he had decided to
call meeting Of the Republican State
Central Committee for December Z.
The leading questions to be discussed At
the meeting are those of nominating .
United States senator at the next state
convention; having county committees
chosen by the voters at the caucuscs,
and the matter Of having = larger rep
resentation ut the state convention.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

quotations. ~ IS, ,eoo 900. On this hAsis.
by computation, the patent adde's one
Ga rd 70 tAs value Of the capital stock.
The terrible condition Of large pro-
portion OF the Russian psssantsy.
owing to the shortage in the rye crop II
that country. = shortage which hes led
10 the prohibition by the knsslau gov
ernment Of exports of eli csreais With
the exception of wheat. can hardly 10
exaggerated. All reports from the best
informed sources unite in f0retelilng .
winter of terrible suffering for The poos
Ia that country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
FOR AN HONEST eAlLoT.
A Device For Inssri.g . Fair cs1.s ~
the Polis.

A Device For InsurinG . Fair Count %
the Polls.
The Michigan Ballot Box company
has sample Of its wares on exhibition
in the city clerks office. The box has
glass sides so that each ballot can be
seen a. it drops into the box. Instead
of merely dropping into an aperture it
10 fed in between two rollers by the
turning of q crank. The operation 10
similar TO that of clothes wringer.
Each ballot 10 recorded ~ it is depos-
ited, by a mechanical counter in the
top of the box. The box is locked with
double locks and the keys are given to
different parties. Ii will be on exhi-
biuon in the clerks Office for several
days Thomas +. Dodge, of Lawton. 10
the patentee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
PRAYING FOR A RAIN:
New York OmciaIs Think the Recent
shower Put on the w ater Famine

New York, Nov. l9.-The depart
ment of pubic works 10 confident that
the recent rainfall was enough to pro-
vide water for two weeks. Investiga-
ton this morning showed large de-
crease in the amount of water in the
reservoirs since yesterday. The new
central reservoir, which conta ined so
feet inches of water yesterday, held
only ~ feet liz inches this morning.
Commissioner Gilroy said this morning
that he was still hopeful that the FAM
inc would be averted by q good
shower. He did not think the present
weatherwou' continue long enough to
completely exhaust the water supply.
Nevertheless he said that the necessity
for the strictest economy in the use
of water by every one was more urgent
than ever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

Homely Servant Girl TO handsome
mistress5--You made quite CONG uese
yesterday
Mistress--Whst ID vou nneans
Servant Girl t0iggiinel-There = .
gentleman who IL dead gone on you
He told rae 80 him>elf.
who il The inpuient ruppvT'
Tie Is . street car driver who hss
ben coming 70 see me. II takes .
handsome woman 70 uslse . rn.sh -
hin.-Tsxas SiftineA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
THAT HoosIER EXCURSION.
4 Light Patronage Account Of Ia
element weather

4 Light Patronage on Account Of Is-
element weather.
The c. 4 w. NJ. excursion from La
Crosse and intermediate points WAS not
SO successful - had been hoped. The
binding snow storm of yesterday was
too much for the plans of the hoosiers.
and many who would have come If it
had been pleasant stayed at home. The
railroad company gave them excellent
lets were met at the depot by Wurz-
burg's band, which escorted them 70
Campau square, from whence the
visitors scattered 70 various parts of the
CITY. They devoted their time 70 sight
seeing and shopping. At o'clock last
night they returned. Most Of the ex-
curnonists came from this side Of New
Buffalo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
lelANp PoWERs. opINIoN

mieAtgna IL the MANNER Leetere state
~ the Upssn.
Leland 7. Powers, the great impef-
sonssor, was seen At his room At TIE
Morton yesterday. by reporter for
the TEIFsRsS-HsRAfr. 81 am asV1ns
splendssf success this ssson." ne said
~I have engagements for 900 nishts 10
the West. sappsse sn tbe eriVinAl
Of th.s method OF Inapersonstion.
rot the sseA from sn Cd professor OF
rasoe. He n<ea - read sasksspesre -
ns and conceived the ldsa tsst i
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

Sac FRAseisco, Nov. le.-Admiral
Brown, of the cruiser San Francisco.
when approached for m interview By .
United Press correspondent shortly
after the arrival OF hs vessel FROM
Chlh this morning, said: I'VE bring
very little news. In fact almost every
thing that he's happened was known in
the United states before IL became pub
I5c in ChliI.n
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

HE lnoe 7-year-old son of n. Cor
bin, OF No. S2s ottawa-st., met with .
serious accident on "Wednesday even
ing. He was coastlng with several COM
panions, and, IN order TO prevent run
ming INTO one OF them, be steered bls
sled TO one sIde of the pavement and
ran against . lamp post, fracturIng bic
thigh. IL will be long time tefore the
little fellow will be able TO coast again.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
JErrERsos WAS aRIss STRICKEN.
He Could Find M " erds with which to
8xpreas His sorrow

He Could find No W erds with which to
8xpress His Sorrow.
The private car of the Jefferson Flor
ence company Was side-tracked at the
Union depot. Shortly after the cad
news concerning the death of Mr.. Flor
snce had been received reporter for
sne Teiegram-Herald visited the car.
Mr.. Jefferson with his son, Joseph jr.,
w. +. Owen and J. II. Barnes, members
of the company, were seated in the lit
tie parlor located at one end. Every
face bore an expression Of deep grief,
and Mr.. Jetferson's head was bowed
and resting in the palms of his hands.
IL was with effort that Mr.. Jefferson
spoke. "I couldn't realize that the end
Was 80 near" he said. "Poor Billy,
his last act Was far from the character
he has played. Words cannot faith
fully portray the depth of our sorrow"
Mr.. Jefferson was far from feeling
we'll and was spared the exertion
that lengthy interview would
cause The question ~ to whether
or not he would attend the funeral
was answered in the Affirmative. The
great comedian who delighted the hun
dreds ~ Powers opera house last night
is suffering from . severe cold. which
makes 1t hard for him TO speak. His
son entertAins grave apprehension con-
eernIng his fsther, and every preeau-
ton - taken to prevent his being
affected with the same malady that
carried away his partner. The troupe
left this morning on the G. & w. N. FOR
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
STRUCK BY THE GRIP.
Spencer Gale sues the Street Railway
Company For $1,000.


Company For $1,000.
Spencer q. Gale. a gripmen IN the
employ of the conso.idatet. Street Rail-
way company, was hurt about three
weeks ago on Bridge street His car
turned off Canal on 10 Bridge, and in
stead of switching OF as 1t should TO
turn down Ottawa street. II took the
north side track up the grade. The
Cable running IN the opposite direction
caught the grip and the lever wac
thrown back with such force as TO
kaock Gale insensible and injure hiin
severely. Ii Is alleged that the ncei
dent would not have occurred had it
not been tor the carelessness and neg
lect OF the street railway company.
Yesterday Gale began suit in the cir
cut court for 5000 damages.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
TO MAKE 1T STRONGER.
The Masonic Mutual Will Join . New
York Company

AnC N oSOntC uautuot VIII OOIu NcW
York Company.
The directors of the Masonic Mutual
Benefit Association of Michigan have
decided to hold meeting December /
to consider the matter of uniting with
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
ton OF New York. The home office is
III this city. While the institution is
financially sound, with upward of
$500 members and over $4,000 in the
treasury, it is hampered in its opera
tons ty being restricted both as to
membership and territory. The mem
bers must be masons IN good standing
and the territory is limited TO Michi-
gan. The New York company is the
strongest assessment association in the
country and operates throughout the
United States and Canada. The local
company has been in existence seven
teen years and has disbursed quarter
of . million dollars IN death benefits.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

There was good attendance - The
benefss hall for Walter snith, held m
Johuson's bail, corner Of 6crfbDss anl
Leousrd streets, lea evening. Over
800 t,ckets we're cold for the event Mr..
Smiths wife, who lives st No. 6s3 North
Front street. has bssn very s,sk fos .
long time paet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

City Treasurer Haks fled his bspd
yesterday With Ccusty Treasurss s>sb-
bins - security for the smount of stats
and county sares tbas viii como isto
hls bspds from the city ta1 paysrs.
The amount Of the bond ID t34s ,2ss.7 20
with Hon. G. G. Ccrnstock. " q Gnsa
and u. n. Amburg ss eurities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

John Johnson and John snyder we're
arrested Isst night for burEisfszng the
saloon a Al Hart. On East street. The
pair secured . quantity of tobacco,
cigars ard liquors. Detectives Cast
and em1ta made the catch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
POISONED BY POTASH.
A Boy Eats Concentrates lye aes
Likely 60 Die.

The four-year-old son of James fu-
chan, who lives at 125 East Leonard
streer ate part Of the contents Of . can
Of concentrated lye "Wednesday and he
lies in critical condition. Dr. Patterson
was called to attend him and every
thing possible 10 beng done TO relieve
HE sufferinss but his symptoms are not
favorable 10 . recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
FLORENCE GIVES 1t Up
Tia Great Comedian Died In Phil
adsphis Last Night
BIS STUBBORN FIGHI QUIEILYEsDED
Yhs Angel Of Death Garssss His spirtt
when Hs Was In the Prime %
Bfps Mzshssd-How Jsnsr-
ssa ks<sised the nsws

PHnADEIpHra, Nov. 10. Vim. ].
Florence. the great comedian, died to-
night. He passed away quietly leaving
no word nor sign of suffering. He WAS
ss near death yesterday morning as it il
possible for a mortal to be and i've. At
about O'Clock in the morning DIR.
Donellan. the attendant physician, SAN
that MIR. Florence was slowly sinking,
and, with the patlent's acqulescence,
Father Flanagan, of ST. Mary's Church.
was sent for, and the last rites for the
dying were administered to the suf-
ferer.
After the priest withdrew Mr.. Flor
ence became rapidly worse, the end be-
ing expected every moment. The gurg-
ling noise produced by the filing OF the
lungs with mucus gradually became
fainter and fainter. until respiration
could scarcely be noticed. The suf-
fersr's extremities became cold, aud
his hands. feet aud lips assumed livid
hue. During all this time he did noi
lose CONSEQUENCES. and evidently more
than at any time realized how near he
wAs 70 death.
stiil Fuu of Rope.
During the afternoon while dozine
on occasionally ne was perfectly IA.
honal and had full consciousness OF
his surroundings. He told MS brother
Police Inspector Collins, of New York
that he felt better and although he had
been very sick was not going to die. He
ADVISED his brother To go home and
give his attention TO his children, ~ ns
felt confident OF being able to pull
through all right.
Bulletins issued from the SICK room
every few hours showed the improve.
ment IN the patients condition. Al
ls30 p. IN. the following was posted
"Mr. Florence was not so we'll in the
early morning. but has rallied and il
again holding his own rs yesterday"
Over one hundred dispatches were
received during the day. They came
from all parts of the United States, and
included anxious inquiries from Will
liam Winter, Stuart Robson, DeWoli
Hopper, and numerous others.
In spite of every minlstraton; in spite
Of the prayers OF the thousands who ad.
mired the genial qualities Of the dis.
tinguished actor, the grip of grim
death was tightened aud would not re-
lax until it had claimed the sufferers
spirit, and claiming 1t wrested it from
his paln-racksd body.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

Postmaster General Wanamaker, IN
his annual report which vii eoon be
gwen to the public, viii repeat his
arguments IN favor of postal tele-
grsphy- As 10 ths postsl mail con-
tracts, while be will be unable 70 An
nounce that the awards under the re-
cent letting have been made yet. he
can stste that they viii soon he made,
and the prospects are favorable that in
the course Of . few months the mails
Of the United States 70 son8e Of the for
eign ports at least will be carried IN
vessels manned hy American eeamen
and owned by Americans.
A curious computsiien vas made ~
experts sboet TIE patent ofiee today ~
20 the valne Of the BeTlinsr patent b
the Bel comrens. The csrstsl steek
-of that company being s15f,8s eyso and
the ma1imors rise in TIE stock thirty
peints. IL foliovs tbss ss.s vsiae 81 the
Bsfllnef patent - determined by sock
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ACEITE para ALUMBRADo de las FAMl1lAs
Fl. Luz. .BRlLLANTE.

Libre de explosion j coNs6ttstt6sa sepomtdnee
=,L Sin hume nj NAL. Ol0g = ..<. .....l..-.
=a711 Este aceite producto de una fabrication
especial, es igual, sin6 superior a los que, SC,
tnportan del extrangero sbajo diversos nom
ores y marcas, tanto por sus cualidades lum,e
aicas como por la seguridad que ofrece aska
.,Onsumidores. @ u. s*~>:@" s.'~" Il" .@5 ~
, Nuestros precios son mucho mas reducidt i
tlueslos de las marcas extrangeras, que coa
ste mayor precio no bripdan a lrs CONSUME
.tores ventajas lesningunap clase. Il. ..% i, nj
La experiencia adQuirida en- -esta industrial
lurante muchos amos en- los Estados UnitloS.
1uha, Mejico otros paises, nos permite Off. :
,er al publico un articulo que no Sc pueoe me
jorar en- parte alguna baio ningun concepto,
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, FILE
FANTE, y LUZ SOLAR, estan< regisTradas u
efperseguira con todo 81 rigor de la ley q los
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veaanelo lu16a y sohr10o
FORTALEZA 45, 49 y51

ofreee los sguientes articu1os precios 1p6d'pos @
SAzueos oSetas baldosneS catalanas enearnA
osstas de Aro bancas azles lsas de Canars
tro YcSO CementO Portland barrilA$
VERDE mimic blanco z Il r0area
DOS LEONES Aguarrs acee inaa Brocha
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arandeas canales cubreras de
Paris De ana cinco pglgadas Palas pIcos szas zdOnes
calaftear algod6n desperdcfo para lpar aqpinss
Cistalea fna de todas classes de Ia Darat Val
la decoradas porceana na Peles
bsupeores elAss para calzado gran novedad
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MUCHO OJO AQVI.
@CASAS en- donde Sc puede comprar ell vino
pure dc AlesoR, conocido con ell nonibre de
VINO RIOJANO-

Ia
,@@E#, @0 .ss#s #s a5Aa o. 1&I2:sfn 5.zi.rsss~
del cual es dnico receptorsen la. Capital de
Puerto DON FRANCISCO FONT,
calle de la Tanca, esquina 4 Fortaleza.5 y
EN la. CAPITAL: Casa de su. receptor,
Restaurant Ia Catozanas de p. Francisco
Fontanillas, en- Ell acreditado Hotel U,ejverso
del Sr Asencio Smith, y Restaurant La
Aotrora. Santurce En- el elegante estable-
cimiento de Don Pedro Carr6 ffente al ms
tituto, y en-. ell de Don Rafael Martinez1...
zEee C6getds: Casa de los Sres: Quinones
Hermanos, En- MGaNeabo: Casa de Don
Modesto Ortiz. ...-.. 49,. '.=' ~ @
~ En- / Restaurants, Hoteles y y.Casas de
Hu6spede le Ponce, Mayaguez, Arecibo,
Bayam6n etros de la Isla, debea pedirse
Vino Eaioiano de A1eson, Rioja. 3
NOTA: Los pedidos de este Vino que Sc bagan de
la LszQ. d DON FRANCISCO FONT, Sc SER
vir5n, .emOiando el producto 6iem acondicionad
en- oqjas de ana cuatre docenqs De tstezzds. .5<@
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LAlLUSTRACION .lBERICA.
La:mas interesante, dtiI Iujosaa TO- a,s ] ecO5n6mica

tt'Ests.traa qsse Sc cOnOce
Sc reParfei entegas sesnanal,,x de is 6zpaginas
1e gran tamano d tres coEunhas con 10 12
a. lAa5 MagnifeOs Grabados I., ......
Con LA lLUsTRAC ACIoE IBERIcAo5 ss lrepartiraa
euatro cHaderaos de 81 paQinas
oon gfaD Dados, de las obras 1,.r. ,a. ..fg,5s..
-tH1SfORZ441DE Ia lCIVLLTZ4Cf0g
. -s. .s.. .POR. lEOD0, 4t4RRUEC5t,s..
s. :'HIsTORIA DE Los CIEEOsy .
.oj2yLH1t l3 Ct'HOGAR -. .FRTn
CostG'sdo et toto tG 0aj1si0sa ca,1ticteEi de
DOS Rea1e59 fuertes s Ia ganaan.
Los suscrItoresqne solo deseen LA zs,rt. .1I@1s
, ERICA, pagaran sqlamepte s3 lIloIy:5Ig N"
I I: UNREAL FUERTE oPoR SRMANA.s
Los que se suscriban las S publicacio.ea -.
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POS - 49, . ~ '1o9s 1A1os
Sc Gd1stteSa sakscYicsO9ses en- ,,.. go
Ia PROPAGANDA LlTERARlA
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Aouvo. s l47154,9S1 20
PASlvo, vo,.----..----.a"a 49,, ia, ,727s9|
SoBRANrn, .-:$ 0,081, ,2s8,seI
Els la msds antigua Com
pah1a de Seguros en- actividad.
en- los Estados Unidos.
Es Ia neegop, Oompan1a
de SECURES Sobr0 la vida en-
el mundo. - 4 @
Els Ia institution fnan-
0fera' nads tMerte del mundo,
ascendiendo suo active q mas
de S 147, 100000
rs la n'ejor Companfa en-
que asegurarse. ass.
Es la Companfa Opds 6a-
rata en- que asegurarse, ha-
ciendo sus gruesos dividendos.
que 81 costo del SECURE sea
mucho menos que en- uingu-
ma otra compania. .~ 4. l..
No tiene accionistas que
reclamen una parte de sus
utilidades. El activo y el so
brante pertenecen en- totali-
dad s g. los asegurados.. oaa
La relaoi6nl de su. gas
tos con sus entradas .es me-
nor que la de ninguna otra
c~lilP1n1a' g4E> ss@ ..../ US. s.#
Su POLKA es Ia mas Ii
beral que haya expedido COM
pania alguna de oseguros.
Ag,eentes Generates M para la
Isla de Puerto-Rico: @@.<11
HDulleahof1 Y Eotbet.
MGpIoo ExAM1nADoR.
El Doctor Don
JUAN HEl2NA NDEz
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+ =.r. AoEH@F PR1FctrAt: " Jose 7. Silva
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-02

Sarsaparilla is conclusive proof that
this loathsome and dangerous disease
is one of the blood, only needing such
searching and powerful G.terative
to thoroughly eradicate it.
The E. L. NJ. Co. has just received
lin" line Of fish hooks, reels, silk
lines, jointed 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
TOO late.
J, An error occurred in the item in
reference to Bishop o. P. Fitzgerald
published yesterday. The Bishop is
a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, not the Episcopal, the word
"Methodist" having been omitted by
the compositor.
Reno Journal: apple tree ut
Charley Chase's place in the PownIng
Addition has full grown apples, half
grown apples, apples no larger than
peanuts and apple blossoms on the
same branch. The full grown fruit is
OF average size.
Queen Victoria has a remarkably
foe bead Of hair, for lady of her age;
but her son, the Prince of Wales, is
quite bald. Had he used Ayers Hair
Vigor earlier in life, his head might,
to-day, have been as we'll covered as
that Of his royal mother. It's not too
late yet.
Tonight the ladies OF the Episcopal
church will give an entertainment at
Freeman Hall for the purpose of buy
ing an organ for the use of the con-
gregation. The ladies have devoted
a good deal Of time and labor to make
the festival success and if you go
you will be royalty entertained.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-02
Aver Pills,
PREPARED BIZ
Or. ]. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Church Festival.

Extensive preparations are being
made by the ladiep interested in the
Elko Episcopal Church for giving n
Booth Festival on Friday evening,
Oct. 2. Ices, hot coffee and salads
will he served during the evening at
the several prettily arranged booths,
and delicious home made candies can
be purchased for a tritle. Among
other attractive features deserving of
special mention are the Jack Frost
booth, tableaux, music and the sun
flower Chorus. All who feel directly
interested in the Church go and
give your assistance, and all others
DESTROYS OF pleasant evening are
cordially invited to attend, for you
cannot fail to be amused and enter
tanned.