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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14
TaE vyxLSE. CoMEDY CON-.
pANY.
An Organization travelling on
Business Principles.

Business Principles.
Mr., Wickham the advance agen
OF the WILDER Comedy Company
called at the APPEAL office yester
day.
He gave some information about
his company which is rather inter
esting.
ave have been three seasons
now ON the road and making money
all the while playing at popular
prices.
We charge 'hree prices 20, 80 and
40 ceots. This seeins like a rather
cheap show and u good many peo-
pie do not come the first night be-
cause it is SO cheap.
One performance however settles
the question and We have crowded
houses.
Then again the odd scale OF prices
cause everybody to talk aoont the
show and that advertizes us.
In Virginia City we are billed for
nine nights and we will have full
houses all the while.
We have a good company, by
that | mean that any OF the
leading characters who have APP
peared the first night get round OF
applause any time they come on the
stage after that. They do not have
their names billed in letters ten feet
long nor do they get interviewed in
the papers at dollar a line, but
the audiences they play to warm up
To taem at once.
We can play IA week iii almost
any town and still get good houses.
By STAYING a week in one place We
save all together about 500 in trav- !
cling expenses, bill posters and ad-
vertising.
We have figured the whole thing
down very carefully and find that
We can clear a great deal more the
way we are now playing than TO
charge a dollar night, be on the
road every other night losing time
and being at expense.
In other words We are giving the
public cheap theatrical entertain.
ments with first class talent at 20
cents head instead of giving them
a third class fy-by-night company
at a dollar. We have made the ex-
pertinent and find it pays better
every year.
Some companies play one big
world renowned star ami the rest
ire all sticks, because the star t
charges so much for his or her Ser 9
vices that the manager cannot hire {
but cheap company, and {
10 thu show Is poor all through. '
We have a good company all a
no world renowned stars t
md at the same time no poor sticks. c
Every one in our com bination gets @
good salary and gets it every Satur- t
lay night. c
Instead of travelling all the while s
We play several nights in one place h
nd the public gets the benefit in a
,ead of the railroads. t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14
Great Slaughter OF Prices.

At A. Bergman for this week com
mencing this Saturday June 9 1888
White Shirts worth $3.50: LOO.
4" 4" S1.00: Scots,
Seersucker Coats and Vests
worth So. 81 so,
Boys Suspenders worth 25cts.
15cts.
Boys Knee Pants worth 75cts.
371scts.
Mems Shaker Socks l2Lc
per pair.
Boys Waists worth Scots.
20cts.
Boys Long School Pants worth
81: scots.
Boys School Suits worth "a:
So so.
Boys Long Pants worth $40:
Sc.
Mems Underwear worth 81 so:
75cts. per set.
And everything else in proper
ton. We have the combined stock
Of two stores, and the goods must
be sold. This is your chance to
buy clothing cheap. Call and be
convinced.
A. BERGMAN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14

Geo. Z. Davis has just received
some pure Maple Syrup this years
run, soldered and sealed in the rock
Maple groves OF Vermont.
Try i. on biscuit and hot cakes
made of Pioneer flour.
Mr.. Boles says the Glidden barb
wire can not be broken by any fair
tension. It is the best made.
G. T. Davis is the agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14
A COSBY RUNAWAY.
aiti SgT1.

! aaid SIf
Yesterday Sam Longabaugh left
I,is team standing near the Mexican
Dam, when drove of sheep came
over tie hill and frightened the
horses.
The team ran away into the river
where one horse broke his neck
and the other received such injuries
that it VIII die.
The carriage was also brol en-
to pieces. The team was valued
at 81 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14
ALL SOR-s.
Barkley is improving.

Capt. C. III. Bragg was in tow
yesterday.
Pat Ready went up to Virgins
yesterday
-PreumoIia is an epidemic in
! Virginia city.
Senator Wesiei field OF Dayton
was in the city yesterday.
Lunches, cool beer and the
latest political news atCap. Avery's.
Il.
Nearly all the thoroughbred
dogs are sick. Brady has opened Il
hospital.
-Chubbuck's assignment will
result in considerable litigation in
Carson Valley.
-On Tuesday J. G: Fox attached
Cap Averys saloon, The Hole-in
the Wall for $2.S 500 back rent.
I'm prize fight between Han
Ion and Coburn, in Pittsburg Tues
day night, the former was awarded
the stakes.
The rowing match between
Hanlan aud Triokett, yesterday was
won by Hanlan, who beat his OPP
ponent by SIX lengths.
-Chas d. Haines agent for the
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co.,
was in town yesterday and will
leave for Virginia City this morn
ing.
1t is claimed that the red trout
of Tahoe are fast disappearing be-
fore the teaches in the streams.
The silver trout do not 60 up the
and escape.
The Tuscarora Times-Review |
has weathered it through thick and |
thin until it passed its twenty first
mlle-post. Being of age that jour
nal will fearlessly fight its own
battles successfully henceforth. |
Ernest B. Folsom of this city
won the gold medal for the longest
imp made in Oakland at the
meeting OF the Bay City WheeImen
md Olympic Club.
The jump was 81 feet So inches.
do not take quinine for malarial
disorders. Ayers Ague Cure con-
aims none, nor any other injurious
ngredient. This preparation il
lken strictly in accordance with
irections, is warranted to cure all
OtststStS. 4
The life-giving properties of
.yer's Sarsaparilla have established
S well-earned reputation, and
lade it the most effectual and pop
lar blood purifier of the day. For
II diseases of tire Stomach, liver,
nd kidneys, this remedy has no
quail. Price 81.
Fish Commissioner Cary has
most of the 10000 7
Dung trout and reports the young
ass just received doing nicely. As !
BON as they get strong enough for
ne streams they will also be plant
4, the large Black Bass were plant
] in the Carson River, and in
Iashoe Lake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-14
STOCKS,

STOCKS.
Savage 30
Con. Cal. & Va -,0l
Best G. Belchcr-I ID
Gould G Curry-3 as
Mexican Il -
Peer less ID
Mono-l ~
Potosi-3 81
Chollar-., -
Nevada Queen-3 30
CouSdence-20
Eureka Cont
Kentuck-2 %
Navajo - 40
ut. Diablo-3 30
Utah j 90
= Challenge 4 -
~ Bodle-2 >
Audes-l 81
Union-3 10
Crown point-4 %
Balloon 10
Overman-i 80
Seq. Belcher-3
Sierra Nevada
Alpha 30
North Belle Isle-3 81
Belcher-i IS
Yellow Jacket 80
Hale & Norcross-7s
Baltimore-S5c
Exchequer-i 80
-WANTED-A girl to do general
A.1,- thse OHi.a
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-WANrED-A girl to do general
Homework. Apply at this office. 4
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,slectric SSttters.

9ieieS Seiln1ittel iif 70 iuoblbefanat nnb 70
popular sepptben, bab es taum nod beionberer
grpdbnuns bebarf. alle, bic eg ieinals se.
brau9ten, itin,nem nit elm in iein Sob. Cine
reinere Mebicin siebt es ni6t, tnb es Dirb Ga.
rantie seleiffet, ba6 iie alles leiitet, mas man
boa ibr berfpri9t. electric 8itters beilt alls
2eioen Der 2eber unb Der stieren, es entferni
@ef6piire, Ausidlas, Gal3flub unb anbert
Golgen unreinen 8lute8. Sc treibt bas SEA.
laria. Gieber aus benz SbHent, beugt benieIben
bot unb beilt es felbit in ben bartn9disffen
Gdlen. sc eurirt aopff6mersen, 8Iutanbrane
mad benz Ropfe unb @aisrane. gerfude bai
electric 8ittersl eeiIuns pirO sarantirt. OSel
'bas @elb auradsesablt. Sreis per Glal6e Sc
Gents unb 81 in Der apOtbete bon U. Dreib
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DQB fd1fieslid1 Sic ghof,udbt s.

DaB f6lieBlid bic s9af3u6t beg
Sioens - unb bel ibr folnn,t Seras
tpieberum III eriter 2inie in Betra1t -
um 20 pro5ent abgenommen bat, unb
baB bic NationaI @Dblfabrt i'm 5iiben
nno befonbers in Seras unter bieIer
Nerminberung Der Wolleraeugung gelits
ten bat, 1T cine Der 5egaungen Der be-.
rtotratif9en. freibdnbleriiden 3ollpDs
lttit, tpel9e i'm Sabre 1882 es fir gut
befanb, ben 96uBson auf Wolle bes
trd9tli1 berab5uieBen. Gollte es ibr
geltngen, ibn bur9 bic WilIssBin gan3
auf3ubeben, 10 tuiirbe 6em bo1ni6tigen
unb eintrd9li9en teranif9en Wirtbs
f9afts3tpeige ber 56af5u@t balb bolls
ftdnbig bas gnbe .bereitet fein.
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aspn Der aomnentipn.

gbitugp, 23. SUM. Dos Res
iultat ber nier ten Mbifimmuug mar !:
aIger 135, Miiou 88, Greibam 98,
2incola l, 6Drater l, 6arriion 217,
Blaine AZ, Sherman 236, MeRinlep
IL. Dou'alaB /.
Dos &elultat ber fnnften Nbs
iiimmung mar: Blaine 46. Nlger 142,
aliion 99. 6arrtion 213, @reibam 81
Sherman 224, MeGinleD IA.
Darauf suurbe bic 2onbention BIZ
um 4 llbr Na9mifags Dertagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23

gor eirea brei Sabren lit i9
fart ON @elenfrbeumatismus, unb
mar faum i'm 6tanbe cine gauge
Na6t gu itblafen. SD beriudte Die
berf9iebenlten 6eilmittel obne grfolg,
bis ib f9IieBli9 st. Sacobs Del ber.
fu6te. 5don Die erfte 6lai6e linberte
Die 56mer5en uab na@ 8erbrau6 bon
brei Glai6en mar i'd pollitdnbig gebeilt.
Sd perbe es allen meinen Greunbrn
empfeblen. .-Snp. 2an6elI, Nnabeim,
Sal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23

Sn 1enienisen propinaen @bis
mas, bic t,n 6riibiabr BON ben perbees
reuben u sberf6tpemntungen beg So'
bangbo be insgeiu6t iporben iuaren. ullo
In benen n Solge beiien grobes glsnb
berrf9t, IT iebt cine nagenlsine &es
bellipn a, tsgebro9en. Die Sruppen,
tuelbe 5ars unterbriiduns bes Iuffan'
bes oortbi 10 eef6idt tuurbeg, baben ge'
meiuiame Gaae NIT ben Gufitdnbt'
i9en gem ndt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23
tpie nm 10 man9es anoere tuertbbolle

tpie I'M 10 man9es an6ere tuertbbolle
GamiIienitad, ein Sagenfreis sebilbet.
Gs ipurbe ibr cine unerfldrli@e, unbeils
bolle Getualt augef@rieben; es tpurbe
ibr ua9geiagt, baB iie bem 8efber
61anbe unb Sob bringe, baB he ibn
berbdngniBbou baau treble, In bas Gbes
glid eines Mnbern einaugreifen, unb
6ab er babel ben l1ntergang finbe.
Muf uel9e Nrt unb at nel1er 3eit
bic ,2ampraI" aus benl 8efbe Der
ipanif1en Grone In pribatbdnbe iiber'
gegangen nor, spuBte Niemonb 3il ias
gen. Sn ber Mitte bes pDrigen Sabr,
bunberts geb6rte He elmer Ser3ogin 1T
ber probenee. beren GemabI fur bic
&eiae elmer anberen i16nen Dame aller.
bings ni9t blinb setpeien 3u iein f9eint,
| unb Der BON beren @atten ii5erroidt
unb itiebergeito6en tporben mar. Mus
jener 3eit ftamnte ber &eimipru9, ber
fortan nit Der @ei9i@te Der s2amoral"
perbunoen blieb:
Dentelle Lamoral
Ecrase La morale,
Puts donne la mort & I
Adultere fatal.
Dielet Gprl9, ber tbatfd9li9 nidts
Muberes i5epies, als bab aud fbon i'm
norigen So brbunbert billige Mortfpiele.
reien inn lliaitgelbafte 8erie 9ebra9t
tpurben, beg riinbete ben Mberglaubeu,
ber nun ber uni6ulbigen 6piBe anbofs
ten follte. Die gei6i@tsfdIi9enbe 2es
qen6e griff nan tpeiter auriid unb wuBte
bapot au frsdblen, baB pbilipps urls
gliidli6er Sobn Don Carlos in biefem
Gpibentleibs eetauft iporben iei uno
5aB i'm bablu9 i1on ber Stud feiner
tragifden 2ie6e unb feines graufamen
gnbes getrofesa babe. Oas mar =
bon alIem Mnb.srn abseieben = i9on
beBhalb unhaltbor, neil Don Carlos,
I'm Sabre i545 bon pbilipp's erifer
Jrau geboren, ereits ileun Sabre
sdbIte, als @raf 2araoral ggmont benz
Snfonten sa befen tpeiter Wermdbluns
bic Spibe f9entte.
Set iener Gamilien ) Rataitropbe in
ber Probence tuaren bunbert Sabre ber'
fioffen, bic v2amoral" bate ibrs geli'
BET oft genug getpe9felf, Inb es i,ia,
nidts bDrgefalen, mas bic ibr bon bent
Reimiprube beigelegte unbeiIbone
Ma6t irgenbiuie beglGnbiet bdtte; ba
tpurbe bic aIte, in5wif9en beinabe in
Wergehenbeit geratbene Gei6i9te our9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23

S@ SO. 9'stlbini, No. 215 9lIamos
pla5a, 2lpDtbefer uno 9dnbIer
In 9rpguen aller Mrt, Vatents
Meeni5inen, patfiimereien, Soilettes
Nrtifeln &c. 8eionbere Nufmertfamteit
tuirb ber Neceptur sei6enft. alufs
trdge bon auBerbalb tperben prompt
ausgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23

Die
W6deutli9e Treie Yrtfe fir geras
erf@eint
ieoem poMMeraag
unb foitet
$3.50 fitr DaS Sabr pOer $1.25 fitr
6 Wunate III @prameb ebe3abImsg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23

Die Raiierin.Mittpe sluguita,
oeren @eiuabbeitssuifanb fi6 ettpas
gebeffert au baben f6eint, tit tpieber
mad Babens8aben aurnfgetebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-23
9as 3lnf6liibea bes siisens.

Die ua9(enbe Nderbau proouftion
bes eubens, tuel6e un5tpeifelbaft fiir
cine ifetige unb gebeiblide @nttDidlung
ieiner GarmsSntereKen bas bette 3eugs
niB abIegt, peranf nf6auli9t bic folgeroe
fatiifii1e Sabelle, tpel6e aus benz lebs
ten Negierungse Genius Der Ser. Staas
ten BON, Sabre 1880 unb aus ben lau.
fenben 8eri1ten BET Wderbau.8eb6rbe
In Waibingtpn 3ufammengefellt lit.
sic umfaBt leiber ttur bic bauptid9'
li1iten 6tapel.Gr3euguiiie beg iiioli9en
Mderbaus, Baumtpolle, Welf9forn,
Wei3en, 9afer, Gerite, Gartoffeln, 9eu,
Sabad u. +. tp., entbdlt aber feline Nns
gaben iiber bic 3uders, &eis', Semitic,
ObHs u. +. 10. probuftion, neil bic Be-
ri9te bes Mderbau=D Departements teiue
WittbeiIungen bariiber seben. Ser
Wertb BET genaunten 5tapel . Wrtitel
tpar:
Gortfdritt.
1879 1887 4ros.
Baumpoae s227, ,sss,Ooo $a1o,ooo,oOO Sc
@eIIdforu. -. 1s7,75S, ,S42 259,8l3,530 80
Safer. ..... 20,193,O1l 34,955,120 73
sfartoffeln, Seu,
esrFe, aabat se. 69,47S,454 s5,ooo,ooo 81
@eiaen ...... 65,676,378 42,297, $40 36
Eotal -. .$571, ,O9s, ,454 $742, ,066, 100 80
Der grtrag Der itibIi1en 2leinf6rners
6rii9te NOR bon 431, ,074, $50 Buibeln
in 1879 auf 626. .305, 900 in 1887 ges
! ifiesen, Inn A pro3ent, unb bie gu.
nabme ber National Woblbabenbeit,
tpel1e bic Mderbau.3 3bdtigteit benz 6l.
ben, ber i'm @anaen genommen feline
3umanberung BON neuen 4rbeitsfrdften
unb iomit aud feline betrd1tlid5e Ser,
! mebrung ber ginwobneraabI auf3utpeis
fen bat-im 8erlauf ber lebten 8 Sabre
| gebra9t bat, betrdgt, tpie bic poriiebeaoe
Isabelle ua6ueiIi, 80 pro3ent. Sie
reprdfentirt einen @elbmertb BON $170,s
| 968, ,006 - geniB einen bea9tensmer'
| then 3uiuad)s BON gBoblfano, menn
| man In Betra9t 3iebt, baB bic Baum.
/ tuollen,p preiie tpdbrenb bet gan3en 3eit,
| tpel1e bic Site umfaBt, nieorig GENE.
fen, unb baB bic ginnabmen fiir beu
3uder, &eis, oas Obf, bas @emhfe
( u. a. Mrtifel, uelde ber iiiblide Mder'
hau probusirt bat, gana auBer Ne9nunl
ae e,hlieben finb. Die grtrdge berfelber
tptiroen ben ginnabme 3u.pads be,
Glb,saaten, bei niebriger 0erani9la
aung, auf min6eifens 100000, ,00(
| iteiaeru. Henertenspertb erf1eint es
boB ber 29ei3enbau absenommea bot
fin0et eber feline grfldrung barin, bal
nur uenige Daumwollenitaaten elmer
goben un6 Elm 2lima befBen, tpel6
ber genannten Gru9tart 10 gtinitig finb
| tuie in Seras, no bic Wei5entultlr mi
iebem SABRE groBartigere gerbdltmifi
anuimnit, tpdbreno tie In ben meife,
| Sbeilen bes Gtbers INNER mebr einge
| fGr6ntt tpirb.
lleber bic gntmidlung bes anberel
0auptsWirtbf9 bf9afts3weiges i'm fiibli9el
iSarmbetriebe = ber 0ieb3u6t - tudb
renb ber periobe bon 1879 bis 1888
bringt bic folsenbe, aus benielben amt
liden Quellen 3ufammengefaBte Sabel
Der 0iebwertbe ben gla6weis
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ssndlems s(rutca.galbe.

Die bette Sal ,e Der Belt fir e@nitte,
0uetfdunsen, Sc f9piire, Gieber. uno Saut.
Ausf9lag, GIe9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Irof.
beulen nno ole lSautfraasbeiten furirt 2ds
morrtoioen ober teine Besabluns. 8aaise
Satisfaetion gar antirt ober Oas @elb niro
auradsrfattet. '25 Gents bic S9adteI bel v.
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UuHWrU.
1887 @ros
9otal. -. 1891, ,412,254 s573,695,55o 46
Der mertfl bes flhIidlen Wiehfanbes

Der gUertb Des 1lbIIWeH BleDEdHpts
TIT alio i'm 2aufe bon 8 Sabren mad
bem Musweis ber bOritebeaoen 2iite,
bic ouf ben acknowledgement fur
@ieuer3pede fuBt, I'm 46 pro3ent, 0oer
In Gelbwertb ausgebriidt, um $182,'
283, 1866 angetpadfen, In Wirfli@teit
aber, neil bic Gteuer Mbf91Bung inns
mer cine biel 3u niebrise 1T, Inn minis
befens 1926, 900, 900. 9ie GarmsSn'
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-11-08
ABUSING HORSES.

It seems to be natural for some men
to always be humping and abusing the
horses which they handle. In fact such
work is practiced by some to such an
extent that their horses think there is
something wrong if they are not slashed
and ierked around all the time, and
scarcely know what to do with them
selves when they are placed in the hands
of men who know how to manage horses
that have been properly trained without
abusing them. To say the least these
abusive methods are shameful and need
less, and are only practiced by those
who know but little or nothing about
horsemanship. The idea prevails among
this ignorant class of men that without
this rough treatment they could not
manage their horses. This is one of the
greatest errors that men that handle
horses can fall into. If horse has any
habits that make him unpleasant to han
die they should be thoroughly broken up
at once, after which there will be no
cause for further trouble. An hours
work well directed will remedy the worst
fault in the training of almost any horse,
and it is better to take the time should
it require whole day to break up hab
its that are annoying than to let them
run along during the whole life of the
animal. Whenever you see man who
is continually fighting his teams you can
set him down as fool or tyrant. If
he is the first he hasn't sense enough to
know how to treat his horses. If he is
the second he is abusive because he has
the power to show his evil disposition
and the poor brutes cannot resist him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-11-08
WORKING BY LAMPLIGHT.

1t not unfrequently happens that
thrifty housekeepers, with much to do
and little help, find the days all too
short to accomplish the work required,
and must be busy part of the even
ings, at least on some days of the week,
in order to get all needed work accom-
plished. If some of the work must be
done after night do not lett be the sew
ing or any work that requires SO much
strain on the eyes.
The eye is a delicate organ, easily af-
fected by in-use or over-use, and once
injured it it is very hard to restore
again, and very often it cannot be re-
storad to it its normal and healthy func-
tions. We should therefore learn to
take proper care of the eyes before they
have become the seat of injury.
Don't do any work at night with the
full glare of the lamp on the eyes; but
provide a good shade so that while the
light is thrown on the work it is shaded
from the eyes. Even under these con-
ditions sewing is very hard on the eyes.
1t would be very much better to do the
sewing by daylight, and, if necessary,
postpone the ironing, churning, or any
such work as does not involve any par
ticular use of the eyes to be done at
night.
| am sure some will say: "Oh, non
sensei Ny eyes are good. 1t never
hurts my eyes to sew at night" True,
your eyes may be good; and therein is
the best possible reason for urging you
to take care of them. The evils conse-
quent upon the over-straining of the
eyes often come on so slowly and insidi-
ously that the damage is done before we
are aware of it. Then it may be forever
too late to reform our methods. So take
care of your sight while it is good, and
while it is possible to do those things
without apparent harm, is the part of
wisdom.