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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
Nt. 49,.
Grobe BenaI9Ibarier &onte.
DopPeIte @eIeiie. 5taataieueR. SHbI@e
S3ene-se'B. BEG6tiae IHSFattHug.
9sSHsESSSs Central s9Snkst

93ssltG1s GeGtttaGsSabss.
Grat em 2. 1fdry 1889 In 9raft.
sage bsrJaITCR 5altsEa5ve, nip feIgei
2siiangs SbnelAug roo harrisburg, 21ils
iiamsP9Lt uno Sods paosh tasIid9, uls2s
btnbettp NIT Siu5tusg,....... 9.8O 4Or1gHSa'
SlingardsBotis HRb SrprEs taeIib, ausgenonls
Glen Sonrtdss, nan SGyri5burg, 2Piliamga
port, sodsSo1sn, GImla, Baittns, Rodls'
gthfI,tT 6Rca8o, id99 naa jitsJafa, etns s '''''
cln9at nnS S,s.. SaIEaso nit 0arpa5 dIaip9g-
polls, ct. Sous un6 SolumtIs unb, ausses
noUlHsn S4Wra5s, H91 @hcd9O uno Sos
tseo uaS ntr0iNeet no, SOEnta3s ausgenomS
men, HaR sodsPuosn, SlmiSa un6 sBats
TINS. .....-...-.. I 1.45 TloIlCHSs
qoTgts5urs gsr!oU,Hlu5 tdgIib, auSs:uoms
81. SoSiSs SBc9:cs InS S;5y,s ;5g s'aeS
tdrl5 nat Nitfsburg, GincluUaf, Gbicdgo
nno St Souls. EGtlorsGo99on mad Sars
risburn, un0 GaIt St'IafUls3oHs pen
9G1Its0ur9 mad eWtiUBctt, S6icago uHb
ct. gouis unb Sgsii2 gGo9goH nib at.
2ouis ron 0lI IHtcas 2iastoa ab; pers
biHost ttu aua3 nit 25jatamsgoyt tlslitb
gEsHlidsr GygrgE tisltt mao gfttS5grI aaS
BEN DeRen MT 0GItl=5t ti5Duasons nGb
gttcago uub g. gUlgs; SamRlss ausgra
nammen. nGu 4cicoo uub @aDttanb Ene
NAG &tuetnll.a &Cut5cIs uub memphis
NIT Hut2 Sdaipagson ben &ttsburS
gasIft uni sr5it6 tasb NIT Syu5ss
Shuiloaa8oHs Ray bittS0urgun6 osr5,nhtl
fi,b t5gJidl nat Glt Il. Go5efisr llua, Saus
tags cusgeHomrtR, na6 Buffalo uHb cen
9Llt8IEl'Y tAtIss-' 1AsSu ytugtas
DorI Accommodation 6.SH AbtHe5 an l5obgu!agEHs
G50nniaSs $50 gi1tlittlas,
&artton accommodation 7.3O &Ormittng5 uHS II
4dttags, iugUts $50 Gahr,ittnss, tisdp, duss
etromMsH SOHnoa5. SonEilGs g.SU uu3 10,15
81rmttGss.
godCgspGs Accommodation 8, S.45 uaS 1918
N}orslHs uHb 1.8O, $50, $50, 7.SO, 3, 1890
unt ll.39 N6sn6s, Sountass l.3G Rahmittaas
uHU q UQC AbtH0s.
g21cl G}1eCrzsgrin9s3 prts $50, 7.SO uuS il MIR
Wi0r8ens, uHb 6,3G 9&aBuIittass al I6otbeRs
iagtr.
Dad Sparrou'B B9lut.
Bon gnyotft=St1tlon uu 6.C5, $40, 1910 U9oEs
gems uuo Z uHo 4.55 Ha1mttGas. SoHHtass
IN lPr BlOr9cH5 uu5 ASS JlaGmitea5.
Bon unioHs Station nm 6.l6, 8,15, 1910 Uiorgens
uHt 2.D5 uuh uqI WldJrlit,lgs. &cuntaas I'm
9.G5 YiorleU9 uHb ubr N1amutags.
BoD &GgfiotUtfScB2 I'm 6.O5 tru5 uu0 s,53 3Sa6gs
l.t.tlg Gu gSO6aRiGBen,
giDstt Hut9 oleu @uuttrn 5fIbO H5r6Ji1 una
fDgEl!tl ftrb IN otr &alosr=St9toH, an her Rorocfa
Gdc tex Baltimore uHe &lio:rtaTGBs uub an stE
luiou-Et0tluu Bu gabtn.
EsylG luirb non b0iei5 uuS G}o6Hunesn aEaes
6oIs uRb martrt, fDenn SabtnGGhtube Auitr6ge TN
s'4TGag glor5oitzGSe esy S1tImoZss uue gdneyiftTs
alagsetsT lDsraeua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
gtsben Sabre SndbtbeaS fAr ttaera
gSfuDertat0rDer4

BhtIuteIpbia, "a. GPrii .-Bomiuld
Teneu, Der iunee Rnufbolb, peI6er am s.
9R6r, i'm bsrauIhten 3uRanSe ieiuen Srueer
WidbatI enrd siuen WeHerfit t0otste, be-
fannie fid bsute bes gtorsss I'm 5uettsn
@rnoe ihnlbig uuo pures az heosn Sanreh
3uhthaue perurtAtHt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
NEebueGef

Ibtcaso, a. QpriI. Sinh Sisb
i3ufubr 10 900, TerIenbuua 5000; Breiie ua'
ritrten sntden 1925 Il. f5.15.-Stpetue:
3ufubr 81 600, Serieubuus 1000; Breiie ua'
r!trtsa 8ipii@en $500 uub 5daafe
3aIubr 5000, Serfeubuns 1000; Breis ul'
Itirten SniiGea So. go un6 $3.50.
ct. 2Outs, q. 4priI. 8iuObieb: 3H'
fntr 1900, Berieaoung 100; Rretie 0arttr'
ten spiI9eu 50 80 nn6 $3.50. - S5peiue
3ufubr $500, 8erieubuHg 1900; Breite ua.
ritrteR jIDti6su @4O0 uuG $4. 2O.-S4aafs
,3ufubr 700. sSerienbuug 1000; Breiie 0a'
rlirten smIiGen $4.00un6 $3.50.
9 @Gfts s9tbertp, 3D., "a. aprti. -
8}tnboteh: 3nfubr 1870, Serleuhuna 167 ;
Breiie urrtirteu 3oiiGen $4.15 uub $4.55.
- S9oeiEe: .3ufubr 1900. Berisubuua
1900; Preie Uoriirtsu spii6eu $4.OO mo
$4.55.-S9anfe: 3ufubr 1900, SerieubGu9
1000; Breiie 1artirteu splineu $500 uab
S6 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
9eorg BrC0m S
0rQueret,
23efair- -2tonO. 2sdrttntOre.

3efdtr- StoGO, 8dEtttttOre.
FSg@ 5e0ermann, Der $ ance's DE m Ia
fde8 Saars 8ieberberit e lnn9s'
mtttel gebraudt, 1T bon Der Ebatiade
aber2eugt, bag e8 benz Saare bic natltrlide
6ar6e rpieter gibt, penn Hitter ooer SIantz
beit e8 gran gemadbt habeH, uno oa es oeni'
ielbeu 8ei5bejt nnO Gtau3 Oerleibt, 10 mirb
;yeber, Der e8 uariutt, ftnOen, oas es bic 5aut
nift idrbt, ionorn our1 4nre8ung Der lta4
tiirlideu 4usiGeibungeu an ben 8ur5elu benz
5aare ueues 2ebeu, neua 8raft Oerleibt uno 10
ieiue 6arbe uub Sriite ruieNer herfeat. So
faun 10 oft, tpie 8aHeg, auf Der SOPibaut .uno
nit gletder Si9erbett angepaHOt peroen, ba
es ans Sel unb anregeuOen 8eingeif'@ '@rtrats
ten befebt, unb ais &oiletten artita 4at CO
Ieiues @leiten nibt. Breis 81 bic 5lalde-
gu haben bel Setb g. 9ance &, o.,
9lr. $40, on. (neu: aite glr. 108, Beit.)
8altimorearogc. sc. y. - 0nn ilage mad,
5auce's hemilfem Sam'BieOsrbegfeilangs.
nlittd unb nebme teiu an6ere8. (22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
Grtdltuneen unb S6mer3eu In Der 2an8e
oebeilt.

aib(aub,' gBisc., q. RoDem6er $50.
Or. Ga6tD ap- @ertb5r sen! SD polte 5lnIl
idpn ldngft eiui9e SeIen gum tobe Sbres Sarlasaz
milan Jeioloent idrei6et. 8ot dh6e9n SQlteIl -lI
pabl i'd oeies Q{ittel 8r. 3inmernann m CIoGg.l'
ra Gltnn., Der mir eH langjdbriger 6reano 9eotlsA
mar, uno n9te hm, oas IS lein belleres UtIttel 99
Grf6(Ina une Sbmer3en in oer Sun9e 9e9e. "
uerIudte es uno cante mir bonn pieimal5. n,E8AlA'
aenb oaf es ein 6eiieres Qiit gesen otele &ton9e7
ten odbe, uuo ieBt ngftbt er Is itinen ga,lenIel,
SD empiab( es aud STn. Sir6p, etnem apotaet2t N
SmatoTna uno lest b6lt CT es 90 rrdt9t9. 5H Appte1
ton gBtsc, rur0e ih init eincln jun9eH Dtdrnf ot7
lnnut ber fiuen iblimmen Suiten bate uno Uol oeA
man 6eiirdhtete, bu6 er bic ShWinolu1t 6ttommti
niiroe SD empiabt Sbr Sariagauutan Ael loeni WE
natb enqer 3et lab id tan trh no 9elnoi q oIL4.t
min ipGrnt Die 6auo unb iage mir, oae er o9 ne mo-
iebt beoro6en ien uirbe, G5 bat tbn lehr D ael 81,
beilt Bor ungeidbr ietbs8e5n SGbren fam EN- Dfant
M mir (tn Sulutb) uno iogte, oaB leIHe Stal an eeg
5uifen fiI6e; eI bate Spei Ger5e oeru9L, aoe y4
@rfolg. SD empfabI Sbr Sariapartltan UT Ha5
eneen 3osen mar ie 9eiuno. 2Senn 9lIloet uss, IN,
70 lit cine Gois senu9 ne Su 9esn. q otads ECg wv,
mails metu @ritaunen hber otele Ar5nei aus uty .,.
uur Seoem rat9en, oieiel6e i'm 0dule 5u aooen G "I
6iite in pielen SdQen cine i4mGre SrantqeH u!U'
Sbr er9ebener 6' Stul ~"
Gu bo6en 6ei apotheiern. 81 bic 6lolpe'
Or. @obwop & Co.. glr. 30, @arE:nTTaSe
Reip. 9ort.
re- an bas BubIttum! - Gebet t1eI UNI c',i
perlonst q 10 rs uno iebes, oaB ara p 'l
Sas,,t q noG Fr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
&uras &abtInfneImrn.

- @rie4enInnb III i'm Yesrifie, eine meme
auLeibe bon so. .00O, 900 ssrancs In 9oubou ;u
erbebeu. Dae GeIoLinu uui bic BolenbuIg
| ber ,2aridasSee1" uerueRpet meseen, .-,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
StaIten pfu Iaassss. .

9furn, 81. gPrit.-9ia italtsEil9e 9issle'
,Aus bat geiGlife gsfaSt, peIhe cine . -
9tdutAu8 ber 8ornrlfIage iIE 4ralee HRO
Tlntte In aneFd9t Releu.
~. Ses atfauGsat TrGusbHIac Gr&tsaoest. z
paris, "a. IpEil.-@S uerlautet, oaB Der
i'm 8efauBniffe gu GlairDaur eiHaefetierte
peg5OB noa GlIaaEs bic t9m uon Der Isgte-
ruHg ougebOtsue Sefreiuua rpegen ber namt:
Usttuipfteu Bsoiugungen aus8si1Iaseu tl'.
Dian erpartet, baB or 6er5Os iH 9eidusuiB
beruGhlt merheu pire,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
0dlEG1sr NtprhnfEef.

GbiclgU, 81. 4pgil. -- 3met Ranatr,
nlGs o.e gfamen 9lob:rt GbOmp01 u1o
gGm. & 8uIber aussben, tuurSeu beEt3 me-
gsn SeJausgabuu9 gsiai4ter 3thHOouars
Jt0ten t3r f. germania gtationaIbGEt" ocu
Aiem OrIega6 perBGitet, un6 ais fta i'm Gtl.
tiouebpnc buraGdt nlrten, fano man tpi
tere gttGii6te Noten TN 8erase BON ctg'a
$500 bel jtGeu onr. Cine MeHge i1laer Iic
ten if rD62rerb ber Iebtea paar IOaate tiar
In &irtuIation geieet Dorben.
@ins nsae Sa0isttsFttFs En 6saRFrstd,
8ari8. 24. 2(priI. - S8 uutautet, NQB
iebr beSenttid)e Observation-Disclosures i'm
frarS0Fibru Fabinet eriftireu uno oaB eiH
baloiger Stur3 bCS Riaircrium8 IN ausFdt
itrht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

nG Seoermunu, Der 9ance's aemi'
i@e8 Saars8ieoerberfellun9e g.
mitteL gebraudt, if BON ber Shatia4s
iiber3eust, bas es beu paars Die nattirItdle
8ar6e ipieber gisbt, penn Utter ooer Sranf'
beit es gran asnatt baben, uno oa 60 oem'
Seber. Ser e8 neriudlt, fiuoen, oaB es bic 6aut
nid,t fdrbt, ionbern bura anrea1nS Der nos
tiirlidJsu Gn$i6ciouusen an ben Bur3sln oem
6aare usue8 9eben, tlsue Strait oerleiht un6
10 Ieine farbe unh igriife tpieber beriteat: gs
lam 70 oft, fuie &afer, auf Der Sop119lt uno
nit gieiher Siderbeit angepanot tpsroen, oa
es ais Del uub anre9enoen g8e!ngeIlt, Grtrat.
ieinsgI I@lsidlen nid1t. 9reis 81 bic 6laide.
3u buben BEL Setb 9. &auee & So,
SIR. $40, Sa. (usu; alte gtr. 1o8, 8ea.)
galtimorsltrabe. N. B. Ron frnse ned
Sauce's 6emiI6em Soar' Blsoer1sEahsAn
mittsl uue uebme tsia Gaosres. ls2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

(Spdter.) = Bel BaoiaorO ia etae &tten.
bruds BURG bas @rebebeu nm jruei SuB ans
ihrsr 8iGtuHg beliGobeu norbea uno bic
anfiabrt6u fn5 bsl6GSiat. 8ie Eauptr0ts
rsn Der 9asIettnng az 9itrce itno an oers
i6i.beueu 5teueH ause;HuEher gsrifen uub
iu Der ilmBebun9 bon g8atoa0ius fiiDtea
0ieIe SGloluEeiue eitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
M3al0rtn tit tbren beri9teOsuea
Tormsu geDeilt ltlt0 berBiltet.
Sr. GaOmab's
gotTorGtiQtatt 9ssiolUeEst!
9a8 groBe 8lHtreiHi9Hngs'RIttel.
Cur Seilun9 aller d)roniiAeu 9raaIbeiten.

@broniid,er 0l6eumotsnlus, itrop6ul6is eeoen
SriiienqedfuuIft, trodenes Suitsln, Sreb5lao2n
2ungen6luten, 8uspepiie, @Iieoi6mamm. gellpIre
@edUiitie, Siittranibeiten, Gidt, gealleriu1t e2,
lhe SrantbeIt, SGI5fluB, Sronaitts, S4UmolaQ'
L. |. ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

uaber ben llriprunB oes QufrnhIs II maa
eGn1Ii9 I'M uaftareu. Rein 9ritb tft in BET
@egeuO tn Gange, unb tetu umfuHO III BE-
tnnnt, rpsI6gr eiuen @ruub fir etgen Hui
rubr Iieferu f0unte. Die EumIltuanten nas
reu init Sp!Bhadsn bepaffuet uuo beoraugt.H
0Qs UlIiidr teimn5eu, OnB baIieIbe f3uetu
mnBte. 3rei 01euol5ariGtfe pur0ea aRi
ZEN Sauptmanu Der SoIoateH abgefsuect,
aub Gle bas g1ililir bauu gum Ingriff oorz
giu9, pnrae es BON ben 8daeCa ber benad3s
0Grtsu SGaier nit Stsiuen 5enbar6irt. grf,
paGbem swei iGarfe SGIpea Obsegebeu nor
zen fporen, erarifi Der Ulob bic Siu3t. 3ebH
Der petnuphstea anirthrer meroeH pabrs
iGetpIid1 fiarbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

H~ 3ur 9eiIung BON 2eberleis
b IN, IL aGIiqen @ufduent Sopfpeb, 9eiten.
unb 5lIdenidmrs, frantem 9tagen, St,pil.
0el. S6pdd,e Der Sebtraft, Neruendpdd3e,
Ippetitlofiafeit, 8rifopfung, 9qspepiie, St0s
runo Der 9{terentbatigtett, nnreinem Slute unO
Trouantrantbeiten gebraude man p ance g
9aiiaparillen 3 ut p en-. Brets
% Gents bic G1ahtel. gu baben bet 5eth
g. 6auce& Comp, 9fr. $40, Glt' lneu;
ate Scr. 1O8, 8efs] 8altimoreitr. l1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
@erte,tspern npGunaett. .


Criminal @ertdl I. - (SOr 8idter
Stepart.) Guf Der Re9ifranoe fir bsute
fleben folgeuoe 6dle: 9eOrge 8ropn me3en
9lebhobl5 mo Die Baltimore '9artorOsGnra'
pfc @ompa9rie" tuegen 9tt8tbeielti9Ung e.ncs
@rmtnitO6eus.
Batien @eriht. - (SOr ben Ridtern
2iuoIun, @anS uuo goparos.) gu 3elfa'
1ngutsuoQRrederu ernaHut Sohn %. .. 8rabp
in Dem Taq oon &nna u. 8raOp un0 GIiiaz
beth g. Wlonteu in benlieuigen BON Satborlne
0t. Siugleton; SnpeEtarJer3elfniIie atn9e'
reift in 6en TGlen ucn Clarence $. 5untina,
9lebeda 4omea, Sobn 3. 9el99n Hno vt
Seinyit giclier; Gerpa,turgsberl4te aenebs
t'igt in ben 6dlIen BON Dtar.pa {. 8errg unO
gGilhelm 6. IIaa5.
Superior,@eridt. - (Sor R!fter
SarIan.) )2Die nImerican Coming Comp"
tpieer Die &orIO 'BubItlbing. .@ompn9uia" BON
gIeipsOorf; Sldgel.u grIaubuiB sur @menbt'
ring Der SlGgeIt)ift gegeben; etn 5sidmors'
uer Surid9e;ogsn uao oepettare SeFBaRolaa9
oeridoten.
6tuotz @ert1t. - (gor 9tidter
gbelpg.) SObu 6. uab 9enrp @noer wi0er
Charles gG. groBu; Sarott 81 9nnfeu BET
Sldger auf $50058 nebIt 3inIen uno aoittn.
SoiSpb 8eueith rplber 2utber sc. Birmingham,
S6aoenetiutti0ge neSen &OrperDetlsBHH9;
unter Serbanblung.
uzBtea8z Gertd1t.-(9Or
05idter 9uffg.] Sulie 3. Rafsn5i: 9loer ote
y@beiapeaic= Gotuulacz zGoupaanie;" @tnreoen
aufre9t erbateu. Shoma8 GolsmeH mloer
Die ,gBefern lluion-3 -3elsgraphen Gompa9nie, q"
Slage oui griesung uOn 9ottor= uno apotbeez
| fc1f0fteng unter 8erbaablun8. So9n gt.
Qoipreb pi0er @alrid 9arriS. I,4ber bes
| Ild,tet: bic Surp nod INNER in 8eratbung.
8uuoe8 z&rei8gert9 t. -. (Sor
| Nttter gon6.) 9ampfer UDiatn" ploer ben
9ompfer yglontanu," gegenitttt9e Sdaoea,
| erIobflaeeu; &ppellGtton pom SunoeS 9t'
| firiIfsoeTiff, friiAer berittet, ntdlt beenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

Fr au bas Bu6Ittum! - 9ebet ht,sr Al2 .lt,
peranet q 10 aus uno iebet 6aB .6a y ''I
Dem if tpas ShT fault. -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
81. G0agreB. = Grfe Stkang.
Gin stesses G4suoes esipentaeyss.

ssunfatafn1fsao Dcuasa f;tt c5a Ssbn Stast=
9soaatasnt tn Eevz&f5trs.- gsa
Observation-Disclosures tn1 Sanis. -
sSntsrefGa9te Ssbafte fibsr ote g1sbsttsr.
tsa0 Ste GtpfIoteUitftaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25

2oubou, "a. apriI. - Der meme Dam.
pier vWaiefiic" BON Der yg8btte Star'9tnie"
bat bic 8iiffabrt iiber ben SSean, BON New=
Dort nod SueenstOpu, in &agel Stuus
6eu uub So Gtuuten gemadt. III ben iedls
SGgen ielner 8eii? BAT er reip. 342, 434,
43I, 448, 437 unb 442 WfeiIen 3uriid gele9t.
@r bat iomit bic ihueIle Sntrseit Der ,,@itn
of Batis" anf Der Rddteiie uidt erretd1t, ob'
gIet@ er bisieIbe emf BET 9inreis itbsrtraffen
batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
2(t0usaastgS.8eI d)tuet0ett

S4oouop's Geaop ReIiei bietet cine Sur ir icOe Gr
pon Shmeneu, gsrrentungen, Guetitun3en,
edmerSen III benz &idcn, ser Bruit uno
Den G5tie0ern. IS mar pas Crfte
unh lii hnS einsinP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-04-25
pie geafsasIauses stidesetfrass.

0on6ou, "a. NpriI.-Der Yariier CORE
ipCubent Der vSaiIp Weus" berihtet, bas
Der fEaua1Fide Roti4ufter gBaootustcn in
2onton Don Isiuer 9iesieruug n4rutrt nOroen
iei, uuf fGIeuntse 20iuuS Der RenfaubIduber
HiIGereifrage ~ oriueen. Die franBDFide
Sieoieruug If nt5t Seuei8t, bte SraSe etuem
GGliehsaeritbt AL uutermeEfeu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
a Fish Yarn.

A reporter stepped into Tim
Dem psey's yesterday and found five
or six gentlemen admiring his ac'
ouarium. While they were thus
engaged Mr.. Dempsey noticed
them, and of course could not re-
frain from explaining some OF the
/ peculiarities OF the different kinds
of fish in the tank.
"You might not believe nae gent
lemen," said Mr. Dempsey. "bnt it
ia a fact that catfish will suck or
nurse COW. Last Summer was
invited to go fishing with Nessrs.
j. F. Alexander, j. D: Torreyson
and Jack Furlong. The day was
very warm, and the cows around
Washoe Lake had waded out into
the water to keep cool. When we
arrived at the Lake the cows took
fright and ran to the shore, and two
catfish each, hung to their teats,
and il you doubt my word | refer
you to the gentlemen who accom-
panied me-" [Coocoo clock over
the bar; "Coocoo.
Mr.. Dempsey without looking up,
said "And on that trip we caught
rs dozen trout. one sack OF catfish
and killed 48 water snakes"
John Mack in back roem-Come
off, Birdie.
"Of course" said Dempsey, "if
man tells the truth no one WILL
believe him, but this fact. Mr..
Alexander too us to WiHters' Pond
on an invitation, and had to pay rs
cents per dozen for the fish, with
exception OF SO that Mr.. Haskile
kindly knocked off"
Mr.. il have often heard that
when a trout swallows q mIDnow he
always spits out the bones. Gould
any of you gentlemen tell me if it
is so?
Mr.. Coz course it is; when /
was in Michigan / saw
Judge Diets go boys, I'm
hungry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
EkERALD BAY

THE JENKINS CAsE.-The trial OF
Jenklng for killing Ills wife last
Summer will take place on 18th.
Subpenas were yesterday issued for
80 witnesses in behalf of the defense,
which is reprenented by District
Attorney James A. Stephens. Both
sides are ready for trial, and the
case will surely be commenced on
that date.
From the preparations made, and
the number of witnesses that have
bees subpenoed on both sides,
this case promises to be one of the
most interesting in the criminals of
the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
High school Debating society.

High School Debating Society.
The Carson High School Debating
Society held its third regular meet
ing on Friday, February 7, 1890,
with Albert E. Saxton in the chair,
and Eva McCloskey acting as Sec
rotary. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The following programme was then
carried out to the satisfaction OF all ::
l. Song 10y the Chorus, ''in the
Sweet Long Ago"
2. Grafton entitled, "Oratory"
by Will Likens.
8. Declamatfon> "The Fisher
mans WIFE," by Corrine Prince.
4. Three. minute speeches, on
Successful. men by Nevada Olcovich,
Sam Platt, and Edith Atherton.
5. "Ths contrasting OF the lives
of Joan the arc. and Cleopatra" by
Irma Minor.
6. Duet, entitled, "Ths River
that in Silence Winds" by Grace
Cowirg and Minnie Mills.
T. Essay by Rose Bergman.
s. Defamation, entitled, "The
Grape Vines" by Edith Howe.
9. Oral story. entitled, "Samea"
by Theo. Hofer.
10. News items of the Week,
by Louis Olcovich.
II. Instrumental solo, entitled,
".Angles Dream" by Sophia Jacobs.
II. Debate, care the Agricul-
tural and Stock Raising interests OF
more advantage to Nevada than the
Mining interests.
Is. Dialogue, entitled, "Tficks
in Doctor Shop" by Masters Sax
ton. Ullrick and Bonrret.
IA. Song by the Chorus, entitled
"Jingle Bells
Those oppointed to take part In
the debate we're, Emma Lind, Eva
Dangeurg, BERTHE Mills and Walter
Ross on the affirmative, Emma Bru-
lin, Edna Stone, Lottie Barclay and
Nellie Fowler Oh the negative. Some
very good arguments were intro
dCcod on both sides. 4 committee
of three were appointed to decide
the debate which they did by vote
of two to one in favor of the mega
tive.
1t SO happened in the three min
ute speeches that the person select
ed by each was Abraham Lincoln,
a man OF whom too much cannot be
said. The exercises were very we'll
The meeting then closed
with few remarks by Committee
on Criticism.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

A BIG BowLDER.-A few days ago
an imense bowlder, weighing 40 or
so tons, became detached from the
hillside near the Mexican mill, ON
the Carson river, and rolled into
the ditch that supplies motive power
for the wheel of the mill. A num-
Der OF blasts were put in the monster
and it was soon removed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
The Snow Fal, at Tahoe.

ENERALD BAY, Jan. 30, 1890
EDITOR APPEAL:-It has been
showing since the second day of
December, and is still coming down
as if "nothing had happened. !"
The folks have measured it every
twelve hours as it fell and they
counted 40 feet that have fallen.
The Bay is frozen to the mouth and
covered with about foot of snow
We walk all oyer it on snow shoes.
The only mail that we have had
this month was brought from
Yank's to the mouth of the Bay in
\ row boat and the rest of the way
on snow shoes. The weather is not
very cold; the thermometer has not
reached zero yet.
EkERALD BAY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
The Regular Thing.

Farmer, Cat sight of first snow !,
Say, John, where are the old sleigt
runners?
Boy-Don't know dad. don't re-
member where we put 'em last
year when We quit.
Farmer-Ss that's the way you
take care OF farming tools, you -
----. why in HI don't
you take care of thugs. so we can
End them when we want 'em.
Got to get new runners and new
bolts snd nuts; a d fool like
you would ruin the best ranch in
Nevada.
After the storm.
Bey-Say dad. what will we do
with these sled runners, now the
storm is over?
Farmer-Pitch the d. things
over the back fence, anywhere,
we've got ne further use for 'em
anyhow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
yshar on earth

Is the reason people will not, can
not, or do not see any difference in
cheap nos trums put up by Cheap
John houses or irresponsible parties
at enormous profits, rather than
take a medicine of world wide epu-
tation and one that is Civ ng uni
versal satisfaction at equal price?
No medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction 70 :
purifying the blood as BEGG~'
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do its work, will cost you
nothing. w Fl. Chedic, Druggist
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

X. G.. Eldrldge the agent Tor the
Singer Sewing Machine has also Sc
cured the agency for several leading
pianos including the following
makes, McEwen, Antisell Newly
and Evans, and several others,
which be viii sell on reasonable in
stallments. For further particulars
or inspection apply at his agency
next to the Ormsby House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

The Mexican mill, on the Carson
river, was forced to shut down on
the 9th, after running only tive days
on Crown Point ore on account of
the height of the water in the Carson
river, which backed against the
apron or discharge from the wheel
A few days of freezing weather will
dopb tless reduce the flood and es-
tablish the happy medium looked
for. Other mills on the river SUI
ferea delays from the same cause.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
HOW Can Parents

allow their children to cough and
strain and cough and calmly say !:
"Ohl its only a little cold" and
keep giving them cheap and dam
gerous MEDICINES, until they are
down with lung fever or con-
sumption, when they can be SO
easily relieved by BEGGS' CHER
RY COUGH SYRUP? 1t has no
hyperion and Jew equals. w. HI.
Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
at | A. N. and r. NJ. Morning
topic "Divine Pity and Divine Par
DON" Evening topic "The End OF
Meek Man." Sunday School at
1915 P. M. Prof. H. H. Howe,
Supt. Wednesday prayer meeting
z P. N. You are welcome.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

M. w. IL. Baidridge, druggist
Escondido, California, says: Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is the best
selling medicine | handle. In fact
l sell more of it than all other
cough medicines combined. Every
one who has used it speaks in glow
ing terms of it's efficiency" For
sale by G. G. Thaxter.
LosT.-A white knit shawl. The
finder please leave the same at
Cagwir & Notewares 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09

Sallie Mckinley, OF the Mckinley
theatrical troupe, well known in
Eastern Nevada and the blizzard
circuit, died in Montana January
Is. She vas born IN 1852 at Co
lusa, Cal, and was the first white
child born IN that town. She was
bred to the stage, but retired about
five years ago, settling down with
her husband in Montana.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-09
Coughr and Cough. ana Congn

Cough! and Cough! ana Coagh!!
What in the world is the reas Oh
you will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
cinee when BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively re-
Give your cough at once? This is
no advertising scheme, but an ac-
ual fact, and we guaran tee it. w
ri. Chedic, Druggist.