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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
QUITE SKlTTISH.
AGED Pzrtaksrs of I1r. Brown-Se-
ouards Elixir Grew Young.
WONDERS FQLLOW TEE HUBS Use
DcersPls R4tisnts URo1 Wheza Ciesel~na
42s CaneFaaati fnssissAas EkPsE-
Lz4eAt hseesss KGslr Lsst
fseols


CIEyEL4ND q Aux s-Ar Il G frain-
sr1. oao of C-essl4nds > nlosI prenl4s-it
practitioners Las Tsr I1e lAst lev 1Afs
Lesa Experimenting slth lie 9-cAilca
el2ir o. uic pTspzgsd IA Accs114Ace eitA
Ia. broWn- -seQ a4ga a. flgaaEi4 he s-lAN
was pre pSEec tToa the e-aadS - xoang
sheep a1c IL uSo2 en- ssfef -
patients vita startling sNoosss III
&rslnzr1 intended silDp4y . tess TIE sha H.
Ihs nrsi llleoUSa WAs made into La eva
eysten. aud Ihe effect an Alln - as sfe2s Ia
eullg In IeasrkAsls degree Aii1oRt
taeiI know ledge Dg BEaiasI~ tired t-a as
ooseIy Ga several pausns Aaa "a
each case there wzs married iIa-
proYemsEt OEs lAaa. ages ~ lad
been gaacu&liy siaklng AWAY Snd fof weeks
has not been able - leave his bed br
ETaiIATd injected dram of the r~io into
the cid mEa skin s1c tie next osy hs
aIo-e and walked 3 zie he described
himself a. feeling t0enty yeafs yea ger
Other Cleveland Fhss cIans vii soon e4-
pertinent with the elixir
CIScISNArs. aug 3 DR. Robert ilongfel~
low. professor Of deTmaloiogy r. the lln-
cinuaa College Of Medicine and Sargors.
conducted series OF experiments Inuis-
dsv win Brown -Sequard's discovery Tests
"a
nrst two patients were Thomas A.
burn. an EngIshmAn 81 years Old
ana fielden Welr. d CoioTed eK-slEYe. 70
years of age. ! ho latter was bent and
crippled with the The uInatism, ano Album
had beea iamei by eryslpelas The aid
WAS injected into Jsae sflas and legs Nhen
both subjects retuIaed - Z ool0ck
ia the evening they could MAX
with ease and 10 show bis re-
iuvenation Weir kicked with both feet Is
high as lie he.e. g4n about the room and
danced HE cried over the recovery Of
his lost powers TIE exhilErating ef.
feet on Inc EnglshmSn was equally
as noticeable He walked a dozen squares
and declared ali pain and stiffness
had left his limbs Both expert
nlents were pronounced by the attending
doctors as ein.Bontly successful Later In
the evening DR. Longfellow injected eight
other subjects five or whom felt bene hci-i
results They describe the sensation as >
delightful warmth OF glow throug h0ot the
system
BLoosnNGToS. Ill, Aug. o-The Panta-
graph publishes interviews with twenty
one prominent physicians OF this
city. expressing opinions regarding
Dr. Brown -Sequxrds discovery CT
elixir OF life Nearly all agree
that a Temporary benefit would follow the
inject on. while only one or two believe IN
permanent good resulting An expert
mont viii be tried in a few days al st
Joseph's Hospital and is looked forward 10
with interest
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
BEHIND THE PRISON BARS.
j. frank Colloin. the NisEeApoiis AttoT
ney, Tnkon Into Custody.

MNSEAPoIIs, Mnn., Aug. 9.-The stu
pendons series Of forgeries committed by j.
Frank Colon is still the Ieigning sensation
OF MinneaEO'iS Fresh Developments a-e
coming to light ia the case every hour. and
now it is known that upward OF ll2 forged
notes are afloat in this city.
Ia spite Of theseAcrts OF bis creditors 10
give the impression thai he is not guilty Of
the gantic forgeries with which he 10
charged. Colon was arrested late Thurs
day afternoon upon warrant sworn out by
I. T. Davis, attorney Tor Nr : aisde.L The
complaint charges thst Colon forged 81
800 iive-day note One OF the other way
rants is sworn ont by w. b. Anderson on a
thirty-day note issued July 6. aad third
complaint was for 8. 600 note issued June
% He WAS srrsigned a few moments later
in the municipal court The Judge refused
TO release Cullom on bail, on account OF the
numerous charges. and he passed the night
in the city lookup and viii be examined at
10 O'Clock to-day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
NOTES or THE Day.


Tho wealth of Donna Isad0ra ConsiDo. ~
Chi. j. estimated ~ s5)1 0le c.
Delegates fo The Wisconsin state Turn
fesi are gathering AZ Appleton. Wis
John Greeuer & teamster 81 Chebovgsn.
Mich was kicked to cesth by vicious
horse Thursday
William 0rusE was crushed g death under
she wheels of hIs ;hreshing machine a
l. rna. % Thursda~
Gsrt Lawson resisinv IA Peostonios IN.
VS. thrown frorna wscon nY suan of Pune
srav ho ses erd instantly killed TnuFsdsr
uick Ta.e hns not been captured 80
raan arrested Pc Eroftshoroach IA beat
not the slightest reese rnblsnos 70 Ksntsctys
cefanltEg trenssrer
The six crop O. Japan !. n n easing every
wear The industry pays vel sno tts
Government is fostering IL az UBoh a. Ius-
sible
Lightning set Ere - ths furniture s. 90
of 4 Lsisna 81 Alecna 10 Thursday fIi5
consumed the 1ourieT os'es and Eve tr-i-
ness houses Loss. tIe.eoo. Insurance 60
90
The Village treasurer - Hinnssnts Lake.
Ninn hss isft town with g ~ 81 ths
torr's fuuds lis vffss sister leff abous
fas sara- tire. sB5 ~ - thought thsv srs
together
a-s Ur p q rsf.tsr cis1 Ct 1sn~oi.
Tet Thursday sac gained prom nenes
daffrr BE- fth.l Son - . nDrs. sft -
t8ehfv estfem-G ~ ths Vofnans f.s isl
Corps enc l p men
sre-.e tba lefsss 1r.-s eiscu-sred -
Cuas are $50 ~ saerrrrT covering = ssr-
fsrs - aft- s.rrs ard .rr ~ srtlrnorr a
Shout la scres If~s re agt being volfs q
ewing 70 seE oi rrf.a4
fro1 carreFIfa aear - ths iinois Fosrf
o. AgFiceitars e5sf fsportet au ars-.
sgs yield ps refs ~ fhrtT seven haeh-s
- oste rirH -sTet.t lsrf ssssoD is hs
isrgesi stste srfrzFf ever grown
Tire srsriesn Gsftc' 'fe Iot tbetner,s
Trf~n in session 81 C4s-s lsnd q rIoesf
hs brsiness Tf1rs6sv Hsv CsarT
- Fenosba We vat sIeef~f pr@si1rrt
sul f<r sn kcEshoH. 81 Cievs sn1
a. vsf made fFessarsr
Tsn~irss f1ruteT- -rtogu 81 - CFr~s.
vie Ttsrsfsr 18e residence - a aat.s
sns ErsksT Hrsre rers damaged srs tas
fsrr ~ Care er Bezf ~. ritr rss
stru.k ~ lartr nf K.iifg rns horse go
twsntr 30 hsfe ~ sn-ef
Tns slrtft arrns. ssss ~ ~ ftt r--fs
~r~ raer |iN- ft.rvs ~ frrf
~. o-.r ~r-s f1 Iaf us
reat Tfs ch ~ ~rrs lone vas tae es b.
t.smert ~ rfeer ans orpasns 80 %
cstg foT o.1sl1s EsEE
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
10 MAYsRlcN vERplCI.
It Is Extremely UnPoPular aud Efforts
Aro Hsins s.-ee for Heprisvs.

Arr ssin< s-Lte for = Eepsievs-
IIysnrooL. Aug e. Ms aaybrick Is Sc
Iious.y ill she hsd sa interview ~i-a noI
mother Ihgrs1ay IA llch much affection
was displayed ~ both Ihs lawyer. here
are Joining in IN appeal 70 the Holae ,)nlcs
for rsrrieve Das,As tho petition on Tie
coa1icf ot the medical testimony Besides
the lawyers other prominent people have
Interested tAemselyes IN tAe case aro arc
circulating petitions Looking 10 tAe same
end The verde. Is exIemslg unpopular
LoNDoN. Aug 9--IAe popular msFtment
IN liverpool. a. aiso ia London ard, elAe-
whers "a EaglauL. 10 obtain a regIicNs for
Mfs MayEflck is assuming eaofieouS pro-
portions The verdict = attributed entirely
10 tAs Judges charge watch IN the last i've
hours OF is delivery was characterized ny a
yirulence which exceeded even that oI the
prosscu ion That t1e verdict as q COM
plete surpr Sc. not only ID the pu5ic gen.
orally. bat 10 the prosecution as we'll l.
now certain Mr.. Addison, the Prosecut-
ing attorney, in conversation
with Sir Carries Russell. the counsel
for Ms Naybrick. on Tuesday toll him
he considered an acqui5taI certadn. ar
there was really no evidence TO cDnvict
agreement OF the Jury the Crown would
not force 4 new trial. but would perihlt the
accused ID be set at liberty. although per
hans. sureties wou q be required Tor her
appearguco when wanted 1his conversa-
tion was had after the iudge had begun kis
CHARGE but before is conclusion
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
vlcToRlous sTRIkERs
Ths Cake OperataIs Siss la - tas Mes
And ths oseas Wiu hes0I.as Al oacs

The Cake OpsrstaIs Siss Ia - tas Mes
Ana ths oseHs Hiu hesanAs Al ones
EyE8soN Pa. Aug q he ooks strike IA
settled aAo 1l.s nen have ven at q eon-
fsrsnoe Aere Thursday brt~een the cPel.
stors s11 m-en. which iAstsc ala AoeIt &n1
- very lively. tie STRIKE wez setsiss eu
tas ninety eye cents per 100 bushe
rate This s an sdssnos Of noi
lsss thaa az average 81 from nftsen 4
twenty cent II soIae instSsoes and So PEA
cent IN others A specific ciause has Aite
been pat ln the scale that ne nSn shau hs
discharged for participating IL Tie s4riAe
About ii 90 ovens vii start al enee ILh
is great victory for the men and VII hs
the means u slTens nstAeaiAg their ofssoiAA-
ti0n
among tie Eogish-speaking eoke-~ o. b.
els there is seuefal rejoicing over tie TT
mnstion OF The suike IN THEN fpfe
work ia Tie entire region VII be ~
Ion ne4t week
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
BADLY HURT.

samuel Fesscndcn, the Well i-Hnovn Con-
nectcut Republican Politician. Breaks
lis Lex While on Pleasure Trip.
CAPS MAY y J.. Aug. 9 9-Samuei Fes-
sender. OF Connection. nephew OF ex Sen
ator Fesseuden. OF Maine, was brought
ashore here Thursday from Hamilton
Disston's yacht Aanatoe. suffering with a
compound fracture OF the right thigh sus-
taned 10y falling into the hatchway The
accident happened Of Chincoteague IN
TIE party were Senator Quay. " G Good
loe collector OK internal revenue Of Ken
tucky. Colonel A J. C0nEer, chairman Of
the Ohio Eepublican SINE committee
Colonel a. London Snowden United States
Minister 20 Greece. aad + I Fassctt. score
t-rr of The i.efllican National COMMITTEES.
They are nov ~ TIE stockton Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

sAS FBASogsoo. Aug. Tls Csmess
are swAfaing Ia by every Hong Aonf
steamer bound foF Mexico No ioss t-an
sixty came week ago epe sixteen arTlfee
Wednesday nigAt al oestinea Tor Ah4Ati~h
and Panama They are resEipPed here
without lSndiAg kat once N Mexico tAeFs
Is no cjn1cuJty "a smuggling them over sls
southsrn border il is much cheaper tc
run coolies into California ~ Aezioo than
bv BriuAh Columbia. as the Dominion
Government collects a head Tax - 80,
whereas Mexico welcomes them
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

cuTun1E I 7 Aug The excitement
over the arrest of Dr. J. r. Iownslov.
charged with The mgscr of George d
Stevens has rome hat sub-idea HIS
partner. James ! Winter. Who vas in the
store at the time Of the murder has been
arrested as an accessory. as las also Henry
Townsiev. AL three we're PAT undsT heavy
guard and sent 70 Wichita iail Thursdsy
The preliminary examination - set FOR
Angus IL Dr Townsiey stiil refuses 10
sneak concerning the matter
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

LsxcAs1rR. IA. Aug a Ths Caluu I
Iron Compsny has posssd . notice Of an In
crease from $3.50 10 g.. 81 q ton for pud
ding. and other wages .n proportion. keep
fng the promise made four months aCo.
Y On The reduction vas 5ntde that when
trade grew better they would inci ease The
l.av oI ths men
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

NEW YoRK. Aug 8 DR. Aorsin Green hsi
written another letter 10 fosi1astef-cen-
eral Nan.maker 90 protest against The pro-
posed compulsory reduo-ion q telegraph
tolls for Govern irc1t service. Or NFfen
declares th1i the Government Is TIE Mcst-
ern Cnions most favored customer. aud
that much Government buG-nsAs ls done al
: direct loss 10 the company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

san FRAScIsco, Aug 9-T'he Japan
Gazette. received by the steamer Arabic.
SAYS that about 100 persons were browne
and eight wounded. i2u'O houses washed
away. and about z, 200 acres OF cultivated
land serlcas,v damaged in tie locality
which suffered most from the oTerGowing
OF the river Chiluco. in Fulyufkakeu. by
the recently heavy rains Relief Funds have
been started in variocs parts o. the conn
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

LoxDov. Aug u is ofIri .liv announced
thar Fmreror p ITEM. or departing from
Csh rne exp .essed 80 the Q1-en his afraost
plesscrs a. RE rec~paon accorded y m
II Tngaul re slso - pressed tie hope
that ths Queen r~rrcrtiu. fo BE sfro z
d-s.-e von'd return he vislf ~ coming -
Perrin
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

LoxnoS. Aug o Mr. Lincoln. the Amer
icaa Minister. spoke Thursday eyeniug a. a
dinner given az Tavistock in honor of the
frtv "ScIipps League working mon from
America NJ Lincoln dwe.t q, length on
the strength and prosperity OF America AMI
Great Britain. The skilled Yorlvmen Of
those countries. he said were blessed be-
vond those OF o,her nations wh9Ie the pop
ulation consisted of soldiers and peasants
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
-uarii,. Resleced Capital.

NEW YORK, Aug g.-Ihe steamer George
" Clyde. from Hayd reports tast the a.
tack on Port au Prince was still In progress
Augusta 1t was reported. however. that
Hippolyte had landed a force on the oppo
site aide OF the island and wa about 10 al
tack the city from the rear IN which case
he would have a decided advantage.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

AssANrA. Ga. Aug a-Posiniaster Levitt
anG the Republican, leader Colonel A 4
Buck were burned IN er-gy JLursoay
night Ia front of tie court house il The
pressnce Of probably 700 people Inh
action is the result OF the appointment OF .
negro 10 place n The registry ccpartme 10
Of the post-ofice where a white lacy 10
employcd a. clerk Colonel Buck ls sup
posed 70 have induced M Lewis 10 make
the appointment
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
Tn. cr.r ,rm Xi.it rer,.n.

DER11N. Aug g 1t Il expected thst tho
Gar viii arrive Ia us city ou The 18th inst
and remain several days re vii be ac-
conpanied b. tho CzsrowitE During ris
say the Gar will witness parade OF Ger
man troops EnTe er William and tho
Empress viii asterwari proceed 10 Aiei or
stettin - mce- the Czarina
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

s. LOUIS. Arg q At $3.50 IRuTstaT a.
ternoou sher z pohimAan received = teis-
gram from Governor Frances stating that
b. had zr7n-e3 Ntdan Anterior. tle
WIFE murderer. who ras o. ta banged TO-
CoF. re.p'-s artf strte he- s. iu cri pr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10
H.rry tYIlles Def-ated.

BuFrALo. \ Y. Aug @ The special trot-
ting ms-ch between Iele HEmblin and
Hurry Wilkes for - zoo, with : 20 ADDED
IS the association Gaze oE az The DIivuf
TsrA yesterday before ga aucisnce q 60
GU people Belle Won tae hrst .wo heatt
and The race. ne W. Icing -. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

srrr~1Trrru Iff Aug Assistant see-
ratarv tsrkveafher of fhe Safe fosr1 -
Hssl b reports thaf r5s recent FIX spi-
6e-ic 81 Wn-saw fiI- was causee Friuci
pals - TIE ezroesirs r-.rs tes Foll TED
ss- drink y wster vIla oecaTirg vtEs-
Table mater
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

Cor -,Fnrs. ina Arg 2 1fis lsTCes' hsh
ever canrht i1 Indiana waters was CAP
tcled ia the hite river iUs so7th ~ here
Iaursdar Ihe monster was a shovel hef1
CT and W. qhei ins 7oanrs d. was landed
hr tE0 men vith trout lr, ~ frc ght
s-i 10 The Usrkst
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

Ta1xuo @ Aa2 2 fsrs F7scfsl
from So Ns-vs trr'sizs CcarfT town
~ or r~ere ssrs F.r. ~ Ts1sy nistt
5.sfrrrf Ererr sfable four rasints'
far.es saa sr-s saroe Iass g. o.. il-
.-r.r-. s---- "a. - ,-r.-r-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

ASHLAND. Nls. Aug The round-house
of the Wisconsin CeltTa! oa-ght Ere Thus
dav night a11 lie h4ild.ag sud foar engines
we're destroyed Iae los ls estimated ~
e. 600 One a. tie engines wss . new
''mogul" worth sIl. .on
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-10

LoUlsvuLE. Ky Aug e The heaoing oi
the great trnrel ~ CunberHrd Gap.
which unitcs the States Of Kentucky Tens
ncssce and Virginia was knocked IA 81
O'CLOCK Inarsday with appropriate cero-
monies
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
Soldiers Ise-U0isn.

Rawlin's Post, No. %, G. A. r,
OF Stockton CAL, have issued q
circular inviting all, whether mem
bers OF Posts or not, to attend a
Reunion OF all the Old Soldiers
and Sailors of the Grand Army on
the Pacific Coast, to take place at
Stockton California during the
Encamplnent at that place on Feb =.
18th. l4th. and 18th. ANY further
information can be obtained from
Levi B. Holt, Chairman of the
Committee of arrangements at
Stockton Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
gHsE CnsnEaE zoTEGa Z
rat<onized hy tses Bez:
ssciefy fn Carson.

| The Chinese are getting in then
work in fne style in the lottery
business in this city. They have
two dgawings a day. The racket s
run by tickets all covered with squres
and chinaman makes the rounds
every day to peddie tickets. You
pay te: cents for ticket, and then
you dot The square with = brush a
ink ard make seven marks. When
the tickets are all in, they are COM
pared in Chinatown with another
ticket which has been marked. Ii
your marks should correspond with
two Of the other marks you get 3
dollar, ii with three 81 and SO on.
If the spots are all like the one on
the king card you win $15.
This is very fascinating game,
and the ladies' all think it lovely.
The joke Of it is, that they never
see tbs king card at ali, but the
celestial who sells the tickets is
trusted with the money and brings
back the prizes won. He buys the
tickets at Wholesale and if ticket
wins say $50 he gives the lady
dollar and forty cents and keep
the balance.
"Belly good guess tly gain you
catchun big money"
The APPEAL has a list of the
ladies' who patronize this lottery
and 1t would cause many q smile !
in print. Some of the ladies who
buck at the Chinese suindle think |
that State lottery would be
perfectly awful but they stick by |
the Chinese lottery through thick
and thin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
ALL SO kTS,

FURNISHED HOUSE TO Rent
Apply at this office. j14tf
The Tiger hat in all the latest
shapes at A. Cohn's Emporium.
-Patronize the Reno Lottery
tickets can be bought of Homer
Thaxter.
Finest underware in the mar
ket at bed rock prices at A. Cohn's
Emporium.
Suits and shirts made to order
and fit guaranteed at 4. Cohn's
Emporium. jail I'm
-Wanted-A hard-fnished COM
Portable rouse with seven or eight
rooms. Address THIS Office, stating
price and location. *tf.
DIR. E. q. Winnie, dentist.
Office on Telegraph street, two doors
west of Zehner's fruit store. Office
hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
There is no danger in giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
Children, as it contains no injurious
substance; besides it is unquelled
for colds and croup. Children like
it. For sale by g. G. Thaxter.
-Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is famous, for Its prompt ard effec-
tual cures of coughs and colds. The
most severe cold may be loosened
and relieved by lew doses OF this
valuable remedy. For sale by G.
G.. Thaxter.
Group can always be prevented
by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse. 1t is pleasant and
safe to take and perfectly reliable.
Price, so cents per bottle. For sale
by G.. G. Thaxter.
The following from the pen of
Mr.. L. P. Bardwell, editor of the
THE MARION (Towa) PILor, will, We
believe be of interest to many of
our readers. He says: ''It is
with pleasure that 1 certify to the
real merits of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. 1 have used it in my
family for years and have always
found it most excellent, and especi-
ally for colds. Group and sore throat.
It is safe and effective" For sale
BY q. O. Thaxtsr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05

Rene il fighting the lottery
tooth and toe nail, on the ground
that if the lottery goes Carson will
have a big Opera House, employ q
hundred clerks and have big in
fux of people hero every month
dwarfng Reno as a city. This,
when boiled down is the sum fetal of
Washoe's opposition to the lottery
scheme. Locate the principle place
of business in Reno and the virtuous
spasna would melt like the snow
under a solid majority for amend
meRt Ne. %.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
Scyyelry Display.

There is a glittering display oil
jewelry, diamonds ladies'
watches in the show ,.ndow OF the
Rinckel building. The designs are
of the latest, and will be sold dur
ing holidays, at prices which can
not be duplicated in the State.
The assortment embraces all
kinds of tho most fashionable Jew
clry and tableware. Call and in
spect goods and prices.
zdISt CHATRLAIA d GefDE,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05

Don't forget the music box
drawing. A few moro chances for
dollar. Now is the time to get a
beautiful music box, that plays
sacred airs, for one dollar. Tickets
for sale at Thaxter's drug store, OPP
posite the Capitol building. Can be
had in the Assembly chamber dur
ing the noon recess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05

1
made special order for Friday at 2
O'Clock P. NJ.
1T 1920 recess taken till 1:45
P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Governor returned two bills
with his veto.
One relative to proceedings il
criminal cases by reason of defec-
tive title, and the other bill con-
so'idating county officers by reason
OF it's gnconstitutionality. The bill
to prevent females serving as at
tacIies Of the Legislature was lost
by one vote.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TEE RENO EuTTSiI
The EiYerstGo Town and its
Carson Agency

The kiyerstGc Town and its
Carson Agency
Yesterday the Editor CT the
APPEAL made another investment in
lottery ticket. He purchased
the ticket OF Homer Thsxter, son OF
Assemblyman Thaxtsr. Thaxter
fills has more consideration for the
press than Thaxter pere; instead of
using rubber stamp, he peddles
printed tickets.
The APPEAL likes to see this and
therefore gives his lottory lift
gratis. Tho tickets vended by
Homer Thaxter are as follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
Camilla Urso.

The NEST gifted woman that ever
drew a bow will appear here
on Friday evening of this week.
No vlolinist of greater rank has
ever before appeared in this city.
1t will be the musical event OF the
year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05

IA from san Francisco, who viii
and will furnish costumes at the most
reasonable rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05


Homer is the agent in this city
for the Bicycle lottery OF Reno,
and every time he sells ticket
lays himself open to a $500 dollar
fine and six months in the county
Jail just as the APPEAL Editor does
| when he prints the advertisement of
tRe rattle.
See law against Raffies and Lot
terles under head of s.Crimes and
their Punishments." Compiled laws
OF Nevada, Bailey and Hammond. |
Ii the law were inforced Assem-
blyman Thaxtsr and the Editor of
the APPEAL along with DIR. Dawson
and the ladies of several Churcae
would all be in the county
Jail.
We could name one hundred
people in this city, some OF them
moving in the best society, who
have ratified quilts, fancy needle
work, sewing machines, sofa cush-
ions and rugs, and put the money
right into their pockets. Tho
reason they like to rattle these
articles is that they bring about
three times as much at rattle as at
cash sale.
AS for the Reno lottery we advise
Our people to stand in and purchase
the tickets. Help the Riverside
tswD. Although Reno is just now
in a spasm of Indignation, led by
Bob Lindsey and other noted
reformers, it is still printing lottery
tickets to send up here to rake in
little Carson coin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-05
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