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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25
sHoT THE MRoNa MAN.
How . Cultured Cowboy Respected the
Last Wish of FTfe Victim.

How . Cultured Cowboy Respected the
Last Wish of His Victim.
Brander Matthews tells good story
of the ethical influence of the East on
the wild and wooIly West. A young
Bostonian. reared beneath the brow of
Beacon Hill and educated at Harvard.
went to Texas and turned cowboy. He
rapidly caught the spirit of the coun-
try and as rapidly shook off the out
ward semblances of tenderfooted East
ern habits. Rough-bearded. leather
clad, sombrero as wide as the widest,
42-ealiber Colts on his hips. he was
wild as the widest. Yet within his
bosom still burned the fame of Boston
culture and refinement.
One day he was riding with
stranger across the prairie. Turning
his head suddenly Che was slight.
ahead) he saw his companion make .
suspicious motion toward his hip
pocket. Without hesitation he drew
his revolver and shot him. The
stranger dropped like log. The COW.
boy dismounted and looked at the body
of his victim.
''I wonder ii he was really going TO
shoot meP" he soliloquized. I'm sse. !"
Turning the body, over he discov-
cred a flask of whisky protrudiug from
the pocket
Poor fellowr' said he, in tone of
regret. "I've made mistake. I've
killed an innocent man, and a gentle
man at that. He wasn't going to shoot
me; he was going to invite me to have
a drink. Well" he sighed, drawing
his sleeve across bis mouth, ''the last
wishes of the deceased shall be re-
sDected. Washington Rost.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25
NOVELTIES IN JEwELRY.
HandsOmer Trif1es for Personal Ador
ment and Art Decoration.

HandsOmer Trifies for Personal Adorns
ment and Art Decoration.
A bunch of violets sprinkled with
diamond dew-drops makes lace pin
that is very much worn and admired.
Two diamonds, one canary and the
other white, mounted on a tapering
shank ring, produce an artistic effect.
A simple and pretty lace pin is a
daisy of enamel with a small diamond
representing dew drop in the center.
A silver hand mirror has a Russian
Eastertide festival scene engraved on
the back with commendable distinct
ness.
A prayer book sith silver covers, on
which are etched scenes of the Resur-
rection, is a fine piece of workmanship.
An enameled white mouse with ruby
eyes, climbing up gold scarf pin
after pearl, is one of the latest novel
ties.
An Easter egg of richly painted por-
celain. with a satin finished silver
cover, is bonbonniere that is finding
much favor
A ribbon of white satin, with beau
tiful silver crown attached, deserves
mention for its attractive simplicity as
a book mark
An exquisite lace pin represents a
spray of maiden-hair fern. The leaves
are of enamel and have a decidedly
natural appearance.
A miniature plaque, painted with the
portrait of Christ and surrounded by
fancy pearls. is brooch that elicits
much commendation.
A representation in silver or crystal
of a hen with a brood of chickens,
resting on base of the same material,
is an elaborate but handsome paper
Welght. Jewellers Weekly
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25
TWO VISIONS.

~ f1snd is dwelling in spacious halls,
sussntinzs and statues adorn her walls,
I-s,s treads on velvet and sleeps on down,
IT.ces and Jewels cover her gown.
re- earth's four corners yield up to her
Sseir gold and purple, perfumes and myrrh;
she artist and sculptor find new graz
;. every curve OF her radiant face;
3sbe silver strings of the poets Tyre
ievsi 10 the tune of her hearts desire.
7 anly muse to myself and say:
ssIhe fashions OF this world pass away"
gers the palaces, statues and rings
me toys OF the worId-''ricbes haze wiBgs."
mt while muse there passes from me
-Tbat glowing vision, and this see:
Eer palaee walls are riven apart
vForp broken statues winged creatures start;
I zee the dust on her garments hem,
YER mirrors cracked, distorted and dim;
Moths are rioting over her gown,
lMildew invading her bed OF down;
ptrFvle and gold and jewels and myrrh,
Like smoke have vanished away from her;
Ths poets harp with its trailing strings
No more Of her love and beauty sings;
me glory gone from her summer day.
Her world and its fashions have passed away;
While her soul In travail with evil things,
Learns AL too late that riches have wings"
M. H. Lawless, in Demorest's Monthly
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25
Advertising Enterprise.

"You seem to be very much inter-
ested in art, SIR said a young painter
to portly gentleman who had spent
some time at an art exhibition.
''Yes sir, am. take lively in
terest in pictures, lively interest. "
You are perhaps a painter your.
selfP"
No, I am patent medicine manu-
facturer. Merchant Traveller.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25

On street car the other day the
passengers included two young ladies,
one of whom had returned within few
days from trip abroad. and did not
propose to have the fact unknown.
Proud of the distinction of having vis-
tied foreign scenes, she regaled her
companion with her experiences. The
friend remarking the returned travel
er's hoarseness, said: ''You have a Sc
we're cold, haven't you?'' 20, yes, !"
responded the other, with the con-
seiousness of enjoying superior dis
tinction, unlike the plebeian New En-
gland afiiction, II imported that from
Germany. Boston Budget.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25

"A little boy, on returning from
Sunday school, said to his mother:
This catechism is too hard; isn't
there any kittycisms for little boYsp"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-07-25

"A new substance called kelgum
has been invented as substitute for
rubber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
STE ssrrenanftalt.

Oas bonn Wapor unb gountpri1ter
ernannte GDmite, tpel1es bic Rommif>
lion CUR 2ocirung bes Srrenaipls i'm
Siibmeften gu empfangen unb i6m bic
8ortbeile, tuel6e San Wntonio bafiir
bietet, Dor5ulegen bat. 6ielt geitern cine
8erIammluus ab. 9ie 2egislaturafte
oerlanet, baB bic betrefenoe @emeinbe,
wel1e bas Ifpl 3u baben plni9t, cine
56entung bon GAO 9lder 2anb MAIDEN
mab. Dieter Ynnft tanu ni6t umgan,
gen iperben, obWobI er in mebr als elmer
Dinli1t unprattii0 uno uugere9t 1T.
Gum 8eilpiel tpirb es elmer fleineren
2aubiiaot OerbdltniBmdBig pieI Iei9ter,
bic $40 Ndet 2anb 5u beI6affen, tuie
elmer grDBer;u Stabt, no bas 9anb 10
bod i'm preiie itebt. SnbeReu belfen
bter ale Qrgumente gd6ts - bic 2anbs
frage fam niGt umgaugeE tperben.
GeBbalb forbern nun bic Mjtglieber
bes Gomites &i6ter Wur3ba1, Mapor
Galla9bnu unb bic Serren 50. Stebes,
Srp. glmenborf unb u. 5. 2oduoob,
8ieieuigen, tpeI6e $40 Afer 2anb bas
ben unb basielbe bartallfen ipollen, auf,
ibre 9lnsebote ein5urei9en. 9as 2aHb
muB entpe6er bidt am WaRer liegen,
ober ausreidenbem Wafer auedllgll9
iein. 6ous Der Sompler nidt bon eiaem
Manne getauft tperoen fam, oiitTen
Mebrere, bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6elber
baben, suiammen treten, ,um bic erforber,
,i9e gder5abl ooltdnbig gu MAIDEN. Qn.
gebote merben bis gum Is. Ottober ent.
gegengenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
Sic n1mffen 30 Snhre. /.

Sn elmer = tple bel fol9en ,5rageu
INNER. febr seiitrei6en = nnterbaItung
nit benz @ountDri9ter Wur3ho9 il b ct
q 8 % etter, namentli9 nit Beaug
auf ben leBtm66entli6en naien Spell"
ffelte 9err Wurabad bic 8ebauptung
auf, oaB mir nafes Wetier fir bic ndd=
ten breibig Sabce bebaIten tpiirben.
Seine Qutoritdt baftir ift ein alter Meri.
taner, befen 8ater bdufig hber feline
QBetterbeoba9tungen auf lange Yerios
ben, geiprO6en bat. 9arna9 mar es
tura bor oem Sabre 1888 troden; BON
1888 big 1920 tpar es naB; bon bann
ab big gu Qnfang Der 8ier3iser Sabre
trat tpieber bic irodene, iobann tpieber
big 1866 bic naf5e periobe Elm. Bon
1866 ab big gum beraangenen Sabre
batten mir bur9i6nittli6 trodenes
Wettet. IS iit ni9t gefagt, baB bic
ytdhes perioOe aerabe anidbrIi6 mafen.
bafte &egengiii5e uno 9ar l1eberf9tpems
mungen briHgen tpirb, aber mir perben
I'M aagemeinen itdrferen &egenfan ba.
ben, tpie fouif. SaB iibrigens bic
g8ttterungsberbdltniile nit gesug auf
Nafe unb SrDdenbeit i'm !eraniiden
Melicn in 3wiihenrdumeu bon 3tuau3g
big hreibig Sabren ipedEeIn. bog bat Der
@rs Sanb Gommifdr Satob 9h9ier
ebenfals feligeite!lt unb omar 5urn Die
I'D, am Stamm ber 2ebenssi9en bilaen.
ben &inge, Die, ruel6e in nalien Sab,
rem dniesen. finb bifer, ipie bic in Der
trodenen periooe. Srgenb elm Stamm
bon elmer eide mirb bieien Nd6lpeis
liefern unb batua6 bie ebenFolls bon Dem
Merifaner genla@ten geobobtuugsn be-
ftdttsen.
Waan ri6te fi1 alio fir Die ndditeH
alpansg big breiBig Sabre auf naiies
gSetter elm, faufe @ummifhube unb
S!iefel, &egenmdntel u. T. NJ. unb ge=
tp6bue f6 an ben anbIid unferer f6mu.
Biger StraBen, in tpelden baum wobl
balb Der S6litten bic Wagen erfeBen
fann. Seras bat bann abermals cine
gigentbiimli6teit, Der teranifbe 59nee
1T f9nar3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

pnen ginmobnern nur 100000 fol@en
Jamilien OH. lpel9e Elm @intommen
bon 5000 Mart baben, unbeFeuert finb
21,8 Mi(ionen, neil ibr @infommen
unter 900 Mart betrdet, unb 81 WliI.
lioneG unterliegen ber GlaHenlteuer, ge.
bOrea alio Jamilien an, beren @intome
men bon 100000 Morf betrdgt. Na9
Soetbeer baben biirftiges @infommea
(bis 525 Wart idbrli9) 81 Millionen
@irmObaer (infl. Der Gomilienglieoer),
tleines @infommsn (bis 1000 Waff) IS
Wfilionen, mdBiges @infommen CHS
5000 Wtarf) Il Millionen, mittleres
ginfommeu (bis 10000 Warf) i Wiai.
onen, groBes gintomn,en 100000 =
100000 Warf) 80, 800 unb iebr groBes
@int0mmen (tiber 10000 Marf) aur
5000 (intl. Ganlilien). gOn ben 81
Wtllliarben, welde bas geiammte Gin
fommen in Breuben bstrdgt, entfallen
u auf bas fleine ginfommen, allo 81
Wtilliarben tperben, tpie &ebner an
geiipielen seigt, bornsbmli9 bon ber
Jrau Dertpaliet. Na6 for9fdltiger Bes
oba6tung, bic ein @eiili1er in etner
fru6tbaren @egenb Der prooins Sa6s
len angeffellt bate, purben BON eiHer
aus Nfann, Grau uno 5tuei &inosrn be-
ftebsnben 4rbelterfamilie, bic Elm @in=
tommen BON 803 Mart bate, 519 Marf
fir gfabrung, 155 Utart flr Sleibung,
10S Warf fur Wobuuug unb 0ei3ung
Ut . q Ntart fit Steuern pertpeubet, 10
baB tbatidGli1 fiinf 9e9f1sl bes gine
tommens (oie Nusgaben fit yfabruag
unb SIeibung) bon Der Grau bertualtet
tDurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

| tralbalIe, uniere Mutter tpar natiirli9
Bel uns; ber alien Dame idmin6elte
ber Sopf, unb fie bdtte balo ibren 3uz
falI betomlnen, als mir in ben ungebeus
rem Saal traten; bod es gab li9 gum
Slid, als lpir erit aN einem Sii9Gen
Sbee tranfen unb bann Der 8orbang
aufsing. 9ie @laificum GerIe tparen
| freili6 beiIer auf benz 3ettel als auf Der
Bhbne; aber aIs Der Cine iih riitndrts
um ben Slid tuidelte unb ber Nueere
als S9Iange iiber ibn tpegfrDd, ibre
JareH faben fi6 bod lultig an. = Da,
als mir i'm beiten Ia9en tparen, ent.
nano an einem Slide, elm Stiid1en bon
uns. elm &umoren, baB mir unmillfiir.
lid uniere glugen babin tuenben nlub.
ten. 3uei Trauensimmer battel bert
f9on ldnger nit bcm Gaden gcgen uns
gelefen: nm langten mod 5pei leiblib
iunge 9erren an; ber cine fab tpirtti9
pornebm aus; aber iuer tpeiB bas! 9as
Gelidt uar 5iealli6 Derep nmerf9irt,
uno bic Dielen 6aore, Die nidat mebr ba
tparen, batten tuobl aud umIonit ii9
nl9t empfoblen. Sas CAB elm 9eben
unb @omplimentiren, ein S1urren mi!
ben Stiiblen; bann rief ber Gleinere
bon ben geioen mad bem Ssllner. Gin
blaher S9Iingi6lang nit peiBer 8inbe
brdngte fib an ben Slid: Gefeblen2
= Sa, tpes9 = un6 Der &elner adblte
BET, mas er 5u bieten bate. = Da3iDi.
f6en rief Der GaoaIier: @enug, Sell
ner! Gum 8orfdmad bier @lds6en
f6tpebif6en puni6l- 9ennen Sic es,
Gapitdn2 IS foll fur9tbar fart iein!
Sd nidte.
ytun, bic Glider fanen, unb bic Sere
rem batten's INNER nur nit benz einen
Grauen3immer, als tpenn bic @ummi.
@laItiter fie gar ni6ts angingen, unb
iie gingen aud mid bale uiGts mebr
an: benn i'd lab INNER nur na9 bieien
bier Wenf6en. Da it0Bt meine Mutter
mid in bic Seite: 9u, iast fie, fenait
Su oas Serauensimmer in Der ella.
9aube? unb oa ib neiu iage = Grau
8eDers, fltiitert iie mir gu, unb aIs bic
MnDere iult ben Gopf tpenoet, Derr Ses
fus! ruf i'd; unb ba iit aud bic Mana!
Sn biefem Nu3enblid ftanb ber pors
nebmere Der 9erren auf. Sbr @las lit
leer, Jrdulein, fagt ct gu Der Muna
absr, iabem ct ft6 tuenbet: 6reunb
Sad. bas mar tpobl eisentli6 fein @es
trant fdr 9amen!
Der Inbere la9te: giur Elm gustus,
Gbmunb - Yer3eiben Sic, raeine 90.
men! begann Der gernebmere tpieber !;
unb: Sellnerl Geuner! rief er 10 Iaut,
baB he bon allen 3iid,en i'm 3ornig an=
foben un6 au Drummer onfingen; benn
auf Der ghbne ging isbt ein 2ufiipiel
Dor fi4. Iber er febrte lidl lliGt baran
unb oIs 6er Sdliuef9lan9 tpieber bor
i6m ffanb nit ieiHem at9emlofen 6ers.
i6aften befsblen? rief tt: Gbampags
nerl 3Dei GIafden urb gis!
(dortfetuas foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
etmatbmen BON Rranfbeitsfeimeu.

Sn alien ppn Naularia beimseiu6ten @esenben lit es
6aS Zoos Der beSauernSwertben 8ewpbner, nit iebem
Ntbem5uS bic Seime peler Srantheit In @ auf,ilncb=
bod ieineS Sta6elS beraubt unb nnIadelid5 semddi
perpen 6urd ben @ebraud pom Spitetter'S Ma9enbits
terS. Oteles uberaus ii6ere unb pirtIame 8prbeu=
aus nc iie bere8 feen Sub seabt Bat icnbern ,est
BEN SDrper in ben gtanb, ibren beftisiten anfdlcn
Irpt gu bteten. GS beprtt betliame Sieselmdbtsteit
aler prperlien 6unftionen, be9eunist bic trase Cir
eulattnn une beieitist ale bben NnlaSen pel9e To-
fduFs baS auftreten Gebern rber malariaartieen
seranthetten neruria4en. namentIih wenn hieiel,en
eurf atnelpadrii6e Ginflie seHdbrt perpen. 9atei
nat PAS Sitter5 BEN SprSus, eiue ba5 game Spitem
trdfsenoe unb beIetenbe Mebisin gu iein ser teine
per unaneenbmen Gtseni4aften zines braiiiI pirtenz
pen IbtlbrmtttelS pper zines Ntaloib8 tunempbnt
6teber aer Grt, Mlserpeiteruns unb Mtl,perbdrtuna
uno bic auf eem Jithmus berri6enbe Calentura pers
Zen pon tbm leiAt nnb lidber beftegt. Rbeumaismus
NeutalSte, @t6i, 9ierenz unb SlaIenleiben, Ser
topfuns unp Snbt9eftipn itrei6en ibm nie Sese.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
WHnoerbare &ettuua.

6rau 80. Curtain in 9lainFelb, Sainpis, ma6t be-
tannt, baB iie f etne befttse Grtduug SuScs, pe5e
iiG ppn brem pauS z@r,t bebanpelu, alein lie murte
tmmer trdnter Derlelbe ertldrte br, rraB iie bcfs
nunsslps Der S9winbiubt perfallen et" unb baB ipr
pfabl br Npobeter tbr Sings Sseues SGwinpiu9tss
9etlmtttel. sic tanfte fp cine Sal6e bappn unb ~
tbrem Gnt5hden nabm iie mabr, pab i@ ibr 3ulfdno
ppn Tag 5u Gag beierte. sic Sebrau6te ba5 Wiittel
peiter uab nadbem iie 10 6lai6en perbrau4t bate,
fano lie, bab iie plaia seiun6 mar Sect perri6tet e
rteper bre 9aus Irbeit unb ast, Rap iie ii ME in
tbrelH 0eben ppbler sefublt babe.
Rrobez6aien eele8 srrben SeilmttelS gratis tn oer
9te9uens s@robbanplun9 ppu OreiB, Ibpmppu Il So.
gum gertauI in alien apctbeten srpbe Slaihen 80
GentS unn 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
NnfflenS Mrntca.Salbc.

Die bette SaIbe Der g8eIt fir Sdnitte,
Quetfduusen, @efdDiire, i}ieber- uno Saut.
GusfdIns, 6Icdte, 9efprungene Sdnoe, lrOit-
benten unb olle Sauttranibeiten turirt Sd.
morrboioen ober feline S8ablung. 86IIiee
Satisfattion 9arantirt ober baS @eIo nirb
suriiderftnttet 25 Genis bic SdaGtsI. 8um
8ertauf in allen apotbefeu. Sreib, 8bomp-
lon 6 60, Mholcinle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

Sdslide 6reie @reiie fit seras
eri6eint
nit Ausna9me oes Sonnfaes
unb foItet
$1,000 fit SaS Sabr pScr $3.50
fitr 8 Wpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
tdortfetuas foIet.)

s0 Mat. MeGa6e, gleu grunss
mid, Sa, 8ablt iraeno Semanb flinf
Dollars, Der am 8lutabfiibren Ieibet
unO mad benz bOrf9riFtsmdBigen @es
brau9e BON @banberIain's @olit., @bo.
Iera unb 9iarrbOe Mittel ni6t in Der
mosli9it tiir3efeE 3eit baoon bcfreit
tpirb. Cine babe rs Gents 6Ioi9e
bieIer Mebi3iu beilte leiu gIutabFiibren,
na6bem er bic Wiebi5ia unb 9s5epie
berf6iebener DottDren pergebens ange=
tuanOt bate. 9err Wcgabe fam oies
ie Oferie gon3 rubig MAIDEN, ba fein
6ol bon lit, @bo!era Morbus, DDiens
terD, Diarrboe ooer Ylutobfiibren be-
fannt 1T, Der ni6t bel reselre6ter 9lu'
tueubung beg Mitiels sebeilt tuOrben
iudre. Gum 8ertauf Bel R. Gobn &
30. unb 5. 6alteper & Sobu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01
I'm bem 8teu Sdngerfeft bss
8eranlI9en 8ebirgs Sanger 8unbes
gu Heu, SraunFels tperoen f6 bic fol-
gen6en 0ereine bet1eiliaen.


Comfort 2iebcrtafcl. 9irigent: 50. Sdmiot
8Orne @efcngOercin. 9irisent: .. 8oltc
llfnau @eian9oercin. 9iti9ent: s, q. S,rod
@aIballa @eiangUerein. 9iri9ent; 9fobcri
Soie.
Gdo bon smit9iOns @aIlcb. 9irscnt; SUI
lius 8oie.
Suneg ereet @eion9percia. 0irisent: IS, s.
gSilte.
Sortontomn @crmauia, 9irigcnt: $. s6im.
melpIenning.
9uitin Widnnerdor. 0irigent: 98olter Sips
6riebridsburs GOncorcia. 9irigcni; 8
9artmouu.
San Geronimo Surmunic. 9irigert $
8artels.
.8rouniels GOncoroa. 9yigcnt; ct
S0lbig.
9ten. 8raunfels 9oppel- 0uartett 0r;gcnt;
Ct. 9Glbig.
eu,8raunieIs Mldunerdor. 9irigent; s.
Sd)lmmelpieuuing
8pniifter CSeianapereia, 9irigent g. 8en,el
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

nar llnier llnteraeug fir Serblt unb
Winter tann in &ei6baltiefeit uub
Gualit1t nift erreid)t tperben.
$. %. Crate & Co.,
240 Commerce SiraBe, San Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

Der Streit in &ottetbam beuert
fort. Cine 4n3abl arbeiter iIt pobl
getpillt wd9reuo Der idpebenben I'm.
terbanolungen bic arbeit Dieber auf3us
nsbmen; alleiu iie tperben babon abge.
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

1@ Geinite unb bilIigfie Drudia=
den bel 5 bnon Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

9ie
8Ddcntlide Sreie 4reiie fit Seras
erf6eint
jeosu Qonmerfas
unb foftet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr pncr $1.25 thr
6 WDnatc tn Nuramsbesablnma.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10

We are not grieved at all TO learn
tina; the Argentine country is pay
irc 81 100000 per month in fares
to carry eulgrants from Europe to
that country. That takes from US
q most unwelceme wave OF MOTTO
be-wanted people. 1t will help 10
empty the poor houses, work
houses, hospitals, asylums and
prisons OF the Old World, and
when the men under the Southern
Cross have experimental with them
for few years they will realize
what this country is row realizing
that no people at all are better
than people that are an expense to
q country. Indeed Argentine is al
ready beginning to understand that
there are Immigrants who are uu-
welcome, and has ordained its sub
sidy to be withheld FROM low Ital-
ians. The rule should be that an
immigrant seeking to land should
prove that he has lived decent
life in his native country.-Salt
Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10
What on Earth

Is the reason people VIII not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap ncs trums put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Governor Pennoyer declined
to interfere in the case Of Chez
Gong, who was sentenced to be
hanged at Portland yesterday.
The Brownstones, merchants,
and Lowery, the constable al
Lemoorc. Tulare county, are being
prosecuted for the tar and feathers
placed OIL Tony Timpkee, whom
they charged with wronging one
of Brownstones' daughters.
Three men have died in Tucson
within a few days from drinking
ice water in large quantities.
Another little diphtheria patient
the fifth--has been sacrificed
under ths faith cure at Los Angc-
leg.
o. j. Elliott, the missing San
Diego baker, has been heard from
He will 60 back and resume his
business.
Olsen and Drager, the murder
ers of Lowell near Placerville, ex-
pressed no surprise when told
that the Supreme Court confirmed
their death sentence.
James CaGdy, at Amador, while
drunk started out with a shotgun
to kill John Clemens, with whom
he had quarreled, but Clemens got
the first shot and killed Caddy.
The deceased left a widow and
five children.
Antonio SchnIdt has confessed
at San BeTnardino that he put
poison in his partners coffee, so
that possession TO certain property
would become wholly his. -Four
years in the Penitentiary was the
sentence.
DIR. J. G. Ainsiie of Garrison,
NJ. T., was killed by a railroad
train Wednesday.
Eugene Learn and a friend
were drowned at Ocean Beach,
San Diego county, Wednesday.
Charles o. Ivory, a prominent
merchant of Lodi, committed
suicide Tuesday.
B. C. Warmer, Probate Judge
of Bots County, was taken j,l last
May, and two weeks ago wandered
away from Idaho City. His body
was iound SIX miles from town in
a ditch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10

is called to the fact that these
trespasses are punishable as is
any other misdemeanor and further
moro that the farmers will prose-
cute to tho full extent of the law
any such boys or men so caught
taking these fish. The names of
some OF the boys who have been
30 engaged are known and we only
refrain from making them public,
in hopes that this premonition
will be regarded by the youthful
anglers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10

Complaints are being made
daily, by our local farmers, that .
crowd of young boys are making
the rounds of the various private
fish ponds in this valley and that
they wantonly aud maliciousIy
destroy small growing fish; seme-
times carrying large quantities
away. The attention of parents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10

La speaking OF Sullivan, Jackson
the dark Australian, says: II coz
slider Sullivan the fighter OF the
world. / am under eighteen
months contract with the California
Athletic Club, and If its members
arrange for me to meet Sullivan /
will do so. 1t is lick or get licked
in my opinion. This is no challsrgs.
l will meet any man whom the club
sees fit TO pit against me-"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10
A Daring Leap.

New YORK, August 6ta.-At
Rockaway last evening, Professor
Baptiste Peyn jumped from tower
$50 feet high into a net stretched
a few feet above the water. The
leap was successfully accomplished.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-10
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