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nRkNEf SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO. VA
~ THE LARGEST AND NJ DST FANIIIONABI.E
SUMNER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA.
This resort has been thoroughly overhauled.
painted repaired and papered Throughout; yEMY
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing lc.kf
In the mountains: new porcheS have been ed:
newly furnished throughout. and new hair mattresses
have been placed in all the rooms with woven wire
springs. making this the best and most complete
sort to be found in the SOUTH Greatest variety of
States beautiful scenery. magnificent roads; table
excelled: hot cold. shower and plunge baths; good
hShing and game in the Immediate vicinity. First
class livery In connection with the hoteL charges
moderate. B. q o. Telegraph and Express office in
the building This ia the nearest watering place
Washington. being only hours ride on the b. & q.
r. r Two trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed Williams Brass and String Band, of Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets
hotels analysis ofthe water attractions iesti
monlas. &c, may be had free at the following drug.
gists Drews, Mllburn's ThompsOns. Schafer's min
eral water depot on ST., Evening star office and
Post. For further Information address II. CABELL
MADDCX, Proprietor. X. q. BURKE Chief Clerk.
Or. G W. CHANCELLOR. Resident Physician
myS-:lm
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CITY AND DISTRICT

syrup and beer testers; Hempler's. 45s Pa.
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EE WISE.-DO not buy your groceries until
You have looked over our stock and seen the
low prices TO which the goods have been re-
CUccd. n. L. METzGER & Bro,
All eth street NV.
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Rock ESox SrR1xes AND NJ
ERAI RATHS

Six Hours from Washington. l.kH
Fine smooth turnpike roads. Light easy carriages
from Winchester Round-trip tickets $3.50 Great
improvements made i'm hotel and baths this season.
Large swimming pool entirely remodeed- Separate
bathing houses for ladies and gentlemen.
The most perfect drainage and wholesome cui-
sine. DR. Geo. Reuling, Baltimore.
Il know of no place where families fnvalids can
derive az much health and enjoyment"-Dr. Robert
Reyburn.
summer my recollectons of that heav spot
are most pleasant Mrs. John A Logan
THE rereShment of the healing aters is a enedic-
ton from kind Creator. We were blessed with the
many who are your guests Rev. VIM A. Leonard.
rector OF St Johns church.
A large number of room have been added the past
season. and guests can now be accommodated rates
from $50 per month (of weeksl and upwards, &C
cord!ng rooms and length of stay
Can take $40 10 "A train. Latter oyertakes the
former at Point of fto ks
For circulars apply STAR Office and for all infor-
nation to "A. > PRATT Il SONS, 4Ol 9th st. w.
iel-2m A PRATT pronriator
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MARINE VILLA, OCEAN GROVE n. j..
M Ocean and broadway. the beach 4
and Fletcher lake: surf and still water bath vAy
ing: boa, for guests good table and attend A.W i
ance. Box 2,.2.5 jy23-eo5ts
YI,hE STOCKTON,
Cape May Nj.
Opens June 30th under the management OF 4 d. , 4
Henry Clair. late of Grand Union hotel, vEy\Y
Saratoga springs. and j. z. Colt, of the Ar JIM
gyle. Babylon. /. l. je2l-eo-oI
L UMPFS HOTEL. ATLANTIC AND A. L
IN New York avenues, Atlantic City, Nj. vcAY
Has been rebuilt and enlarged. Newly fitted Dice
and situated convenient TO the beach, RAILROADS.
post office The rooms large and airy, where
guests can find the comforts of home.
For terms address
jys-2m LOUIS KuMPF. Prop'r.
rOBBS ISLAND n. 4
- Reopened for The reception OF visitors vEEA9
Splendid Bathing Fishing and Snipe shoot ~. .T2 u
ing Passengers for Cobhs Island will take the
steamer Northampton every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday morning from Norfolk or Old Point to Cher
rystone where hacks for the seaside will them.
The Northampton makes close connection with the
Baltimore and Washington steamers.
Terms per day 81 per week $l2, per month $40.
Address J. 7. SPADI. Bay View Pc,
je2-2lem Cobbs Island. Va
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.


WAsfIINGToN, ID. G., July 30. ISet, - am.
For District of Columbia and Virginia. gen.
orally lair weather, >outherly winds, stationary
temperature.
For ~aturday-Slightiv cooler fair weather
j indicated TOR the New England states, and
generally ;air weather with stationary tempera-
l0fe Tor iIe middle Atlantic states.
LOOK WHAT WI ARE DoING tn make room
Tor fall Stock six Kitchen Chairs for 81: ditto,
Round Backs. S2.25: Walnut Marbie-top Cham
DIR suites. complete. $50, $40. $40, a Gear re-
GdctiOr of fspiH - To $40 per suite Walnut Ex-
ttt~Ipn Ia'.lcs- $3.50 large Cane-seat Rockers,
Sl-31 q Caue-seat Chairs, $500 Kitchen
Tables. - Cdne-seat Rockers, 81 %; large Ash
thamber suites, mirror 2ix3O. $40, now $50:
American Mahogany Marble-top Chamber
suites. with patent iron safe attachment, $35,
crctt novelty and rare bargain: Walnut
saBe-~eat Chairs, $3.50; some Lounges at So
j. w St.15: childrens High Chairs aud Rockers
10 ct>.; q very large Brace Arm Chairs to close
them out, we put the price at 81 for six; large
St2: Walnut Marbie-top Tables, $3.50: some
Walnut MarbIe-top Chamber Suites at SIS For
The benefit of those who wish to take ad vantage
ct our extremely low prices, and not pre-
pared at the time of purchase to receive the
goods. we Will store all goods sold in this way
a our expense. WM. III. Dunn,
81 9TH street northwest
II YOU ARE PURCHASING family supplies for
GHG good assortment to select from in the
stock left ON hand from our great thirty days
cp>tuS out sale, and at the popular
prices. Call early.
y. II. METzGER & BRO.
All 7th street NV.
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NINE j. Il. pAr.xrn
TMP,RTT

IMPORTER
llo7 STREET NORTHWEST
VIII close out the balance Of her importation o.
PA Rls BoNNETS and LONDON HANS. together
with her UNFRAMED STOCK. at greatly reduced
prices ,alo
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AHEAD Or AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world livery
lady should call at ONCE and variety Of
work done on this Machine Embroidery work of all
Kinds done without the use OF any attachment In-
slructtons given free at
OPPENHEIMER a BROS
52S 9Th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home sewing
Machine
Ola Machines taken In exchange my2s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BALpwrS DRy Am R,rp,e,,D,

BALDwrS Day Am ISrrRrerRa.
TORS are the VERY REST. as proven by a practical
test by "ov Barsto, of VI, who states a. follows:
Two three years ago bought the best l,frrera
Tor could hnd, aud have had Ia constant usr since
tlat tne unlll last summer, when thoroughly
the Baldwin Dry Air Refrigerator and had N in use.
side 10y sde with The old on. aud carefully compared
their merits ind that with the same amount st Ice
IN each the Baldwin Drv Air - from ,,.ht Ia Twelve
degrees colder ia all IL compartments aud that the
&c aSts hitS t"lc a. long The drNue~> of "A reri
tIt"r i almost A. Important a. it, GOODNESS Tested
w ms re-Hcl 10y placing fIur ounces stone lime In
The bolton OF each. II MAS lacked 10 tine i,Nt.r hy
absorption of moisture IN the old ul urtN- light
holrS 2" ili" IA the BALDWIN q 10 reduced Tor
elS hAN thus showing ia" able
oI uh" bala"in Dry Air Refrigerator thrsa
points, VIZ Goodness, economy ami dry ness"
These superior RefrigerHtors for sale by
ELPHONZp sOl Nis~ COMPANY
- 4-S 9TH ST. a. tween - aud o.,
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MARRIAGE LICESSEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court IN
Richard Powell and Elizabeth Frances Hunt.
Adam Chase and Rebeec;t Cant; John A Por.
ter and George Mosher; Joseph W. Smith and
Minnie Provost, both of Richmond, Va; Alex
ander Gentry, of Norfolk, Va, and Nancy
BROOKS, OF Frederick county, Va.
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BAY RIDGE HOTEL NOW OPEN.

jy24-1m
A GLYMONT.-SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL
"A Summer Cottages for families Cheap L
rents. Abundant shade. Delicious springs VEHAY
of pure water Cool atmosphere. Daily j t..sIE j
steamers up and down. Societies, clubs and piiVale
companies can now engage the excursion grounds
An immense. elegant and costly pavilion with con-
for comfort of visitors has just been erected
and suitable buildings tor catering and priv
leges there tor inspection and bids of inter-
ested. For all particulars apply to w. n. TOLER.
General Agent, Cos + st. NV. jy246t*
4 ' RAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE-
" Atlantic City. n. J. Electric bell in every 4
room hotel lighted by electric light: com yENA?
PRIEST, Proprietor. Sl.5O per day and 5. and %
per week. ty23-lm
FINHE DOUGLASS HOUSE. REHOBOTH 4 L
i Beach, Delaware Newly furnished Y:A9
throughout. Fine fishing and sailing So t..N
per day, $40 per week; 20 yards from ocean; 200
yards from Rehoboth Bay. EMORY SOFTEN.
iy2l-3w
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HOTEL ALBION, ATLANTIC CITY, MR.
IL CHARLES DUFFY, open JUNE 26 IA
formerly of the Continental Hotel Phade vEA0
phia: stockton Hotel and Congress Hall. cape LOW
May, Proprietor. myl5-s.tu, thtoje I-2niI
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MmE Nox BRAxprs. Mopr,rE
Formerly with Lord & TAYLOR. New Nork-
Vim. Barr a Co. ~. Louis. Mo-
Suits made at the shortest notice SUPERIOR ftffna
reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed
Evening DfSsscs Erldal IroSss' "a speciality
dls go lsl ~ retw.,-m 4 ana K
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w IL WHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS.
w lSfahfis lSra

w Established ISL
Judging from past experience tho rush of work this
ihli VIII De 50 great That Il viii he init,o to get
skilled Norkmvn enough 40 Id a. troypflv As de-
sired nur many patrons viii consult tb.1r ~, N inter
esiS and do great favor IN ss.ndrr an th,ir Ial
and Winter garments mme7aI,N or Jurtn- ths s,lu,.
ner months To u" cleaned a, el a. ,i,Sr-l Mrrk
ceiveu aud delivered AT rtsldeucp imam nnffr. NV
postal card al the office. lo6s Jefferson i ,..sr,-
town. II. Z. - an
pAUM'S SANITARY CORSErS
ID Highly recommended ny physicians an s,leS II
Children's and Misses Corsets at BAl NJ Maulrn,tb
Establishment 1ih ST. uvl .-Snl
S,EAL GARMENTS ALTERED DYED Ann
- LINED Furs OF all kinds Repaired.
Miss q MI <bIIAM.
Hp2l 1910 18th NV.
Miss ANNIE X M NPHERN.
.Nl $50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes torSets 10 orde! every tKlt and material
and guarantee, perfect ~ and comfort
HEk >PFCIAl1Ik~ ARR
french Handmade ndrTtIutilu-. N'rInol Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
fatent shoulder lrarU>, aud all Dress Reform GoodA
French toTSetS aud BustleS.
thildrens toTssis and II turS,'t Miss ~ =
make that for the price l. unsurpassed.
y f-Frrnch German and spanish spoken mrl4
INRkNCH DlEtNG, SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS
zoos NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Iaces. Lace Curtains Gran, NelS
Feathers Kid Gloves Flannel and auc,, our spci,ltv
Gents Garments dyed, Cleaned and crarcd ladies
Dresses Dyed aud Cleaned without ripping ANTON
cCARol-lNE LEltCH formerly with Al Fischer aud
Maison ries, lsue I;ivoli~. PARIS lao
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Trains Leave B. & o. Depot daily except Sunday
1910 I'm. and 4:3O pm.
Returning, Last Train Leaves Bay Ridge g. latter
the Opera is over }, arriving in the city
at 1870 pm.
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NOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL-THIS COOL AND
ANA delightful resort top of the famous L
Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia will be YENA9
open JUNE 1ST. 1886. HENRY L. MAS lt, .ifk i
SIZE. Proprietor, Alton Depot, Va. jy.O-l nm
4 SBURY PARK, N j.. STOCKTON
"A HOUSE, 2nd ave: I'm full view of ocean: VEHAV
new management: superior table: rooms .I8 l
large: good BEDS good water: verandas. Mrs N
MARSTON Further information, prices. etc, at
l4l1 X. l. ave. N. W.. after $50 p jy17-2w
(NRESSON SPRINGS, PA. MAIN LINE =
- Pa r. X. On top of Allegheny noun VEHA1
tainS the Mountain House, Open I ,kf$ /
ParlOr and Sleeping from all points east ANA w,sI
For circulars. etc. address
VIM r. DUNHAM,
Jy1.-l3t Superintendent Cresson, Pa
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GAVE BAIL AND WERE RELEASED-Yester-
day, at Fairfax Court House. f. VI. Hewlett and
Walter Plowden, of this city, arrested here on
Wednesday, on "a requisitiOn of Gov. Lee OF
Virginia, on a charge of tile larceny of COWS and
a colt from Felix QuandeT, were before Judge
Chichester, and gave bail IN 5000 Tor their APP
pearance at the August court. MIR. Z. NJ smith
appeared Tor them.
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The Father of the Late VIM. Hunter.

The father of the late Assistant Secretary of
State was born in Newport X. l., November
23d, 1s.5, graduated at Brown university in
1191, went to London and studied medicine
but soon changed TO the law and entered at
the Inner Tempe. On his return TO Newport, at
the age of twenty-one, he was admitted to the
bar. In 1899 he was a representative in the
general assembly of Rhode Island and rec ected
AT different periods from that time To the year
1911. when he was chosen Senator in Congress-
and held ms seat till 1S21- His speeches, espe-
claliy those on the acquisition of Florida ard
on the Monroe compromise, won him a high
reputation IA sagacious statesman and finished
orator. In 1921 lie was charge To BRAZIL an
office which was, in 1912, raised to a fulI mis-
sion, and ne was continued minister till
1919, when he retired from public lie. He
then resided al Newport until his death, which
occurred December Sd, 1919.
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Choice Quality Summer Underwear
25c., at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt depot. 9TH & IL
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Fine Pleated Bosom Shirts, 75c. up at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depot, 9TH and H.
Attend the Great Clearing Sale at the Fam
lily Shoe Store, 80 It'll st. NV.
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ASSAULT CASES--Judge Harper. who occu-
pied the bench in the Police Court to-day tried
the cases of Ephraim Matthews, Luther Slo-
cum, William Brown and Martha Monroe for
assaults, and Imposed fines OF 50 in each case.
or 10 days John Mockabee, Tor u similar OF
Tense, was fined $40. In the cases of Annie
Roberts amt Thomas Collins, for an assault "A
fine OF SO was IMPOSED
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HOUBLING GAP WHITE sULPHURa
1ICHAI .fBEATE SPRINGS are now vEAA
open Tor the reception of guests. For de- Lit
scriptive circular and terms address j. w " N n IN
a. son. MELVILLE Pa In
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they ought to be, further amount
OF silver com or certificates eGua1
to the grcenbscss so retired weuld
be required to supply the place and
do the service performed " the
greeEbacks now in clicalatic n.
The retirement OF the natloaal
bank currency and grccnbacks
would make place for $66: eco,
, $50 to be supplied BY silver CT sill
Yer certificates. Ia addition to all
this the annual increase Of popala-
ton in the United States is such
as to create necessity for an In
crease of the circulating medium
OF about $50, oo0.000 a year to keep
the ratio between the population
and the money in circulation sta
tionary, so as to maintain steady
range Of prices and an equitable
adjustment Of contracts. In very
few years from 5000, 000, 900 to ST.
tO,O0n. 00Q Of silver might be sab
stituted for the paper now IN circu-
lation and used to supply the III
creasing demand Of our growing
population for money. All this
might be done without displacing
one dollar of gold now in circula-
ton, or which may hereafter be put
in circulation. There is 10 fear of
an over supply Of silver. The only
difficulty that can arse will be a
want of silver to supply the de
mand for currency. If we should |
now initiate the example Of France !
before she entered INTO the con
spiracy to demonetizc silver, and |
establish free coinage in the United |
States, no injury could possibly be
inflicted upon our financial stand
ing, but on the contrary much good
would be accomplished. The con
spiracy to demonet:Ze silver ana !
thereby double the obligation Of the
debtor class would be defeated; sill
yer would be restored to par and
llycr mining revived. The wheat
ma Gotten producers Of this c0un-
ry would again have access to I.u-
olean markets; spectators IN
hose commodities could 10 longer
,uy cheap silver in America with
'hich to purchase wheat and cotton
n India TO the exclusion OF the pro-
uct Of the United States. The
oppression If business IN the Unit
j States and throughout the world
auscd by contraction in the at
emnt to cemonctIzc silver would
e relieved: business and enter
Use would be revived; abundant
Employment for labor and increased
therefore could be
scared. The Accomplishment of
lese grand results is worthy Of
nited and vigorous effort. intelli-
entity directed.
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The Carrier Canning Out

The regular carrier of the AP-
PEAL is off on camping trip, and
a temporary carrier is in his place
There has been general rumpus
all along the line Of his route dur
ing the past few days, which shows
how people like the paper, The
old carrier will be on deck Tuesday
morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

A. B. c. Cranston, foor-walker
for Stern Brothers, 81 West Twen-
ty-third street, New York, together
with his wife, was troublnd with
malaria for upwards of two years
They both we're entirely cured by
taking one or two Brandreth Pills
every night for three months. with
out interfering with their labor or
household duties.
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The Wizard; Oil Opera

Sidney Bart, tire MANAGER for the
Wizard Oil Opera Company. an
thori2es the APPEAL. to state that
his uncqualled company Will give
an open air concert in front of the
Ormsby House, on Friday after
noon. No reserved seats sold.
This company has given good salts
faction in Virginia City.
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school Books.

We have on hand at the Pioneer
Book Store of j. G.. Fox, a com
plete stock of all books used in The
schools Of this State. Also full
line Of school stationery at reduced
prices. Harper's New Biographies
exchanged for Cornells
p. B. ELLIS.
Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

BY taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
many a poor sufferer who submits
to the surgeons knife because of
malignant sores and scrofulous
swellings, might be saved, sound
and whole. This will purge out
the corruptions which pollute the
blood, and by which such com
p.:iats are pyjgina.ed and fed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10
To Mothers Only.

Before the opening of school do
not fail to go to Bergman $ and buy
some of those 30 cent and 70 cent
Pants for your Boys as they are 60
Ing very fast. s4tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

Ayers Ague Cure acts on the
liver and hillary apparatus. and
drives out the malarial poison
which induces liver complaints and
bilious disorders. Warranted to
cure or money refunded.
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s4iin
From ElkO.

A dispatch from Elko an
nounces that the Convention
elected Bell, Of Nye, Temporary
Chairman. Adjourned until 8
O'Clock this morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

vhsn baby was sicS, vs gave hn CasSosh,
WAsa he w. Child she cried for CAstosiA.
WAea shs became Miss, she clanG 70 CastosiA
1AaashsAadc hi,drea, she them Casso<A
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STOCKS
Morning Board

Mora.n. Board.
10 Hale & Nnrcross 81 AZ
1870 Savage II
80 Potosi--E0c
200 Gould & Curry
100 Bes. s: Belcher-l -
100 Gen. ca. 6 va %
l1a Union Con.-2''c
49, Mezican-1oe
800 Ophir-l 50
800 Bodice 20
80 Mono-2 80
200 Navajo-.Oc
30 Eureka Con. = 10
200 North Belle ISie-l so
120 Holmes l 50
% Bulwer-1 CD
o.:3i5 Con. PaciGc-20c
lcU uOOuSUtA
Iig SILVER Uill-l5c
AFTERNOON EoARD,
500 Ophir-f 10
$50 Mexican-6ac
$50 Gould & Curry
80 Savage 10
$50 Choilar 61c
So Potosi-I0c
900 Hale & Norcross %
go Navajo-63c
100 Mt. Diablo-l %
- Uolmes-l 81
.;2l Bodle 2 -
POO Bu!wer-l s.
800 Mono 80
300 Union Con.--43c
800 North Belle Isle i 40
100 T:oga-1Jc
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Adver, isenientS under this head Will
he inserted ',r s. cash, in advance
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

.syssEEEE OF ,ClaE. PEACE.
Su3jrct TO ti,c endorsement Of ne
Republican County Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

Subject 10 tiie decision ortilc Re
publican Count. Convea :ion.
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E0E SHERIFF
S.zEHEEs

.lal, a 1iTlck hereby announces
Esa.seIS ~ = candidate for
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FOE. JUSTICE OE-SE PEACE.
"a. -. G-sce ,;ere6y auEoCEces
sisalse.r as :: candidate fGr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-10

COUNTY TEEASaRER.
Subject to the approval of the Re
publican County Convention.
j. OES.tlNER.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
hereby announce myself a. =
candidate for
COUNTY IECORDER.
subjectto the approval of the Re
publican Convention.
FRED. TURNER.
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More than $50O,OUO,U0O of silver
coin or silver certificates will be re-
CURED faster than it can be obtain
ed for use as a circulating medium
in the United States. The $3l5,-
0O0,0C0 in national bank currency.
based upon United States bonds
will soon be retired as the bonds
are paid under existing laws, and
It's place must be supplied by silver
or paper money OF some kind. The
revenues of the Government are
constantly increasing. There is
now a surplusin the National Treas
ury Of $177 100000 applicable to
the payment of bonds. There is
also STA, 100000 of overdue bonds
drawing interest. Of these over
due bonds $lO6, 100000 are used as
a basis for the issuance of national
currency. The payment Of these
bonds will retire about 500, 900, 600
Of the national bank notes now in
circulation or force them to sub
stitute other and higher priced
bonds. The bonds which can be
used as a basis for national curren-
cy will soon be paid and the $685..
OG0,OO0 of nationsl currency retired.
If the $.A6, 600, GOO Of greenbacks
should hs retired, as many spLtspd