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The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04
Miscellaneous.

THE Farmers Alliance of Leaven-
worth County recently passed resolu.
lions not to support any man for Con-
gress or the United States Senate who
is an officer of any National bank or a
lawyer.
THE Governor has appointed Reece
Price, of Hutchinson, and c. X. Holli-
day, Jr., editor of the Daily Democrat,
Topeka, Worlds Fair Commissioners,
with Frank Lanyon, of Pittsburgh, and
J. +. Thompson, of Sabetha, alternates.
STATISTICS as to the number OF
mortgages made and released in Kansas
since January l, secured by Lawrence
mortgage company, are very f1attering
and show that the State is. in an ex.
tremely prosperous condition.
In the district court at Wichita the
other day r. w. Lock, of Albany, Mo-,
was convicted of burglary and robbery
in the first degree. The penalty is not
less than twenty years in the peniten'
tiary.
DIR. PHILIP KROHN, who has been man.
aging editor of the Atchison Champion,
the late Colonel John A. Martins paper,
for several months, was ordained as pas
tor of the First Congregational Church
of that city the other evening.
IT is stated that the Farmers Alliance
of Thomas County, has declared in favor
of Prof. James Garfield, of the State
University, for Congressman. The laws
OF Kansas make it possible for man tc
be elected to Congress from district in
which he does not reside, as long as he
is a resident of the State.
A RECEPTION was rendered the Kansas
pioneers of 1854 at Lawrence the other
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul R. Brooks.
A notable company was present and in.
teresting letters were read from absent
pioneers-among others, Hon. S. c. Pom.
eroy, Washington; Samuel Tappan, G..
w. Brown and William Hutchinson. Ad.
dresses were made by c. 81. Branscomb,
Governor Robinson, John Speer, Rober,
Elliott, Colonel o. E. Learnard, S. n.
Simpson and others. An organization
of Kansas pioneers was effected and an
nual meetings will be held hereafter.
THE county attorney of Shawnee
County has brought injunction proceed.
ings against Original package" houses
in Topeka, restraining them from selling
LIQUOR. under the nuisance clause of the
Prohibitory law.
FRED. SoRTER, a young farmer resid.
ing near Quindaro. shot and killed
Enoch Link, blacksmith of that place,
on the morning of Decoration day. The
weapon used was double-barrel shot.
gun charged with buckshot Bad blood
had existed between the two families
for some time. Link was thirty-three
years old and leaves q wife and four
children. His slayer is twenty-eight
years old and single. Sorter was ar
rested.
The people of Sherman County are
said to be paying special attention to
the planting Of forest trees, so that
there are thousands Of acres now in
artificial groves growing in the county.
It has been demonstrated that the ash,
black walnut, maple. catalpa and cot
tonwood grow as we'll there as in the
eastern part Of the State. Many fruit
orchards are being put out
JUDGE FOSTER. of the United States
District Court, has made an order adj
hitting j. c. Adams. in Jail at Wichita
for the killing of Captain Couch the
noted boomer, to bail in the sum OF SO,
600. The attorneys for Adams say that
- r;vn hoMA IN. that cuun
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04

JOHN P. KUNZE, the little German
lately tried with the Cronin convicts,
was married recently in Chicago to his
sweetheart, who stuck to him in his
frOnh1eS
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04

The Russian Ambassador in Paris has
publicly thanked the police of that city
for unearthing the Nihilist plot against
the Gar
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04

JOHN WILLIAMS, who claims to have
murdered Emma Roberts, domestic, in
Leeds, England, in November, 1879, and
to have been a sailor ever since, has sur
rendered to the Chicago police.
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04
AStroy ut Sea.

HALIFAX, n. S., June 1.-The Glou
cester schooner Mabel Kennison, at
Louisberg, reports that John w. New
man and Alonzo Kenny strayed from
the vessel in dory during fog on May
20 and have not since been heard Of
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04

REPRESENTATIVE FLOWER. OF New
York, has introduced in the House a
Joint resolution appropriating $3.50, 200
to complete the Grant monument in New
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04

CHICAGO, June 1.-Yesterday the
weather was remarkably warm for this
time Of the year. Captain Benji Of the
steamer Eva Fuller and An unknown
man working in . lumber yard were
overcome by the heat and died Robert
Gases, . builder, was also overcome and
was removed to hospital.
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04
CURRENT COMMENT.
N. FROST, PubIishe

The House Committee on Commerce
has agreed to report favorably the bill
for full State control over oleomarga-
zinc
The Globe-republican., 1890-06-04
IN HONOR OF GARFIELD.

The Great Monument at Clevoland Dedi-
cated-Presldent Harrison and Other No.
tables PFesent-MagniAcent Street Pa
fode.
CLEVELAND, O.. May 31.-The Gar
Held memorial in Lake View cemetery
was dedicated yesterday with imposing
ceremonies in the presence of the Presi-
dent of the United States, members of
his Cabinet and distinguished men from
all parts Of the country.
The memorial is a colossal structure.
towering l65 feet above an eminence in
the cemetery, which overlooks the city
and surrounding country. The edifice
cost $50. 900, of which amount one-half
was contributed by the people of Cleve-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
aus Sem srutnefte Der sprannei

Das ,,9opuIar Scienee RuntbIb'
entbdlt einen intereKanten, aus Der sc,
Der zines arstes sefIoRenen 9IrtitsI iibeI
,,Iufpanbseiebe."
Wtit 9rOBem SIeiB bat Or. 8iuiam
". Sammonb Die dlteiten Statuten.
Sd9er tpie bic 9InnaIen bon Naiiadu.
ietts burdf0bsrt.
yti6t um bic barin befinbIiden Ins
f6nge ces S9uIsfpanss unb bic @ifts
bldtten relisi6ier 8erfoIsunaSiputb ,u
lammeln, fonbern I'm na63uipeifen, tpie
man in benz Bara6ieie Der 9noipnps
things iiber Bein, Bier uno Sabaf ee.
baht bat.
SIM Sabre 1859 pur6e bas 9lusbrin.
gen bon @eiunbbeiten unter ldbpere
Strafe seiteIIt. Sir bas 8erbrefen
Der Srunienbeit fpurbe 9eter 9uIIafer
eur9 ben Senfer bffentIi6 aussepeitIdt.
Nob. Coles berIpr in 5oIse pesIeIben
ietn 8itr8erreat unb muBte elm games
Sabr lang ben rieiieen Nnfanesbu6Ifas
ben beS gSorteS ,,IrunfenbaIb" auf
ieinem Ober9eipanbe tragen. g8er eis
men Setruntsnen in ieinem SauIe be.
berber9te, nuBte cine Strafe bon flint
Bfuno in bic Staatsfuiie sabIen.
Ser Serfauf bon Gabaf mar berbos
ten. 8afttpirtbe burften niht buIben,
baB in ibren RaumIi6feiten eeraudt
ober Seidnupft plrSe.
0er 6ffentIid ober aud babeim in
@egentpart bon sSremben raudte, tpurbe |
fur isSen einSeInen Sal UNI Stpei SGiIs |
ling seitraft.
4lS elm beionberes 8ergeben tpurbe
es aneeieben, iuenn 3pei in benz namIis
den Simmer iid beS Sabats bebienten. |
Dies tpur6e aIS se8enieitise 8erftbrs
une betra6tet.
SDftOr Sammonb bemertt, bas nur
nod eln einSi9es 2anb in Der 9SeIt iid,
le dbnli6er ,,@efebe" erireut babe.
gs Jet bies bic 2irfci. Dort iei baIo
nab Der @infiibruns bes Sabafs elm
g6ift erIofien ipOrben, ipeI6em sufoIae
ftir ben eriten &audberiu6 bem UtiiIe,
tbdter Elm Sod curb bic @anse au bob.
rem mar. @rtappte man ibn SaS stpeite
Dial. 10 idnitt bic bobe Sbrisfeit ibm
bic Jtaie ab. @rit beim britten WaI
rat nnabdnberli6 8bpfuns elm.
Sieiem eansen Spitem, benz tiirtis
9en ipie bem neueneIii6en, lag bic
lnberniinftiSe &nfdauuns su @runOe,
'aB Der ,,Staat" gang beIiebise ,,@e.
sse" erlafen fbnne, unb baB er in
Tobrbsit almd8tis, oSer bod Der urs
Iueu aaes 8e6tes fei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03

Sas StaatSoberseridt su YbiIas
oeIpbia bat entidieben, bab fpenn Elm
Rann nit einem Subrtperf auf pffentIi.
der Strabe fabrt un6 IhneGer aeben
mDnte, ipie Elm bor ibm fabrenees sSubr,
tperf sebt, bat er baS 8e6t, bemieIben
borSufabren. g8ir6 ibm aber Der g8ea
Sur6 buS Dor ibm fabrenoe 5ubrpert
peripCrrt, 10 baB er ni6t pcrfabren
fann, uno es entitebt elm unslif ober
ein 3uiammenitoB, 10 bat Serienise,
Der ben We8 periperrt bat, ben S6a6en
3u beSabIen.
- lln6 nun bat ii6 aud Die timber.
iaIiiten Sir6e, iueI6s erit tiirsIt6 in
8eabin9 ibre Siaats. Gonpention belt,
fir bic SemperensIsrei erfldrt. GB
ipurben 8ei6Iife ansenommen, babin
lauteno, bab ale 8ir9en bieIer Denos
minaticn erfu6t tperben foaen, in 9u.
tunft beim abenbmabI bios nod unbers
sobrenen Iraubeniaft su benuten, ans
TAFT oes g8eineS, uno ,,bab es bic
Uleinun8 Der Contention lit, baB glies
manS, Der I'M 2iquOr @ei9dft tbdtis lit,
in bic 2ir6e uIs MitsIisb aufsenommen
iperben ioate. ."-Nert
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
Die Xraubenfdufe.

DAB bic SraubenfduIe burd, 8es
iprensen nit Der iosenannten 8uroeaur.
Ulirtar erfoIsrei6 befdmpft iperoen
fann, 1T bur6 sabIrei6e 8erfu6e ers
tpieien. Sn ben SdlIen, in tpeIdsn
6ieie DlifhunS nidt bic eetpInI6te
gSirfuns ausiibte, mar meiItens enttpes
Der un3tpedmdbise ober beripdtete Gins
ipenouns bic SbuIb. So Ibeint, bas
tpeni9e @einbuuern cine 9lbnung bon
Der lrfa6e Der &rantbeit kaben. Die
nria6e bes uebeIS 1T Elm BiIs, Elm un,
enoli9 tIeines 9fIdnsben, benz unbes
tpaffneten 9tuse unii9tbar, Der auf 8oz
iten Der BflanSe Iebt, auf Der er iid
aniiebeli. 9ieier 8ils ipahft uno pers
mebrt ii6 in eritaunIi6er 8eiie, ma.
mentli6 fpenn eS ibm ni6t an sSeu6ties
feit man8eIt. Sie rai6eIte 8ermebr.
un8 9ebt oaber bel feu9ter @itterlna
Dor ii9. gla6oem bas nebeI erfannt
lit, bleibt nidts iibris, ais es nadbaItie
gu befdmpfen. gu bieiem 3ped rdtb
oas gderbauamt auf 9runb porbereez
gansener geriude su foIsenbem Ser.
fabren:
Sunddfi iolIten i'm SerbIt bic abeez
fallenen 8ldtter unb bic 8eerenreite
eeIammelt unb berbrannt ober bereras
ben tperoen. Damn iolten i'm Ssriibiabr,
na6oem bic 8einit6de beI6nitten unb
Der 8oben ba;ipiiden bearbeitet tpurbe,
aber bebor 6aS @a6stbum be9innt,
bic St6de forsfaltis nit Der 9oroearlr.
Mirtur, beitebeno aus l6 8funb 8ups
ferbitrioI (Sulphate of copper, 80 8fb.
8aIt unb % @aaonen 98aher, bes
ipren8t tperoen. Dieie 9eiprenauna
bat ben SDed, ale giIsfeime su serit6s
rem, bic iid in Der 8inbe anaeiiebeIt
baben. rlnsefdbr 10 Sage Dor bem
gintritt Der 8Idtbe iollte bic 8eIprenas
uns NIT elmer i6nd6eren SbIune, nam.
It6 6 Bfb. 8upferbitriol unb 80 8funo
8alf au % @alIOnen 8aHer, fpiebers
bolt iperoen. Cine brittle 8eiprenauns
nit elmer eben foI6en Wif6une ioGte
beim @intritt Der 8Iitbe sema9t ipers
ben, bod 70, bab ale sriinen SbeiIe
benefit aber ni9t iibernaB iperoen.
Seoe stpei Woden ioIIte bieie 8elprens.
un8 in Der 3uIebt ansesebenen Stdrfe
tpieoerbolt tperben, bis tie SSru6t ii6
au fdrben besinnt.
9ie Sorbeaur' Mirtur tpirb am beiten
bereeiteat, inoem man aupferbitrioI
Sertleinert in beiBem @aHer auiI6f, ben
2aIf in einem unberen @efdbe Ibf6t,
ipie Der Wiaurer eS tbut, bic beiben
SDiungen ertaIten Idbt unb iie bann
mad benz borber ansesebenen 9erbdIts
nib in einem Safe mitteIit rlmrabrens
Sebbris NIT chamber bermiI6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
8illsbarD's ,8eaes"
'irO unter allen llrtdnOen Ous @ce Ien uno bIeiben
ST oie Gle etn eyeblfdlae.

SaRt ehe Mot tdufben bur grpr ia or su6 uibt
putoS Stffs esbsn 70 fau gb sinsm GrUesr bsr
put eaB ua BON urm GOr nif anbtrss M audpSsu,
neil % baSr fauftn 'anH snH br gs abt Saun o ibr
gum etren s@ist ea ibn nibt inH pUft pnsbnn au Rs.
uunS Ns 5auptuatruuasmittIs " WY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
Fran Or. &nbn'S
Wa9netiides
SSnr3el Sci SetlmitteI.


Sat cine grfabruns bon stpan,is Sabren
SD babe 20 inbreInng uno tdaIicb aeiebsu,
ooB cine 8eilun9 leidt 1T nenn Die rette
Weobin gebrnuht niro. Ser 8eueis in 6o.
oaB mein ma9netifhss @ursel6l SeiImitte[ in
amerita nidt ubertroffen ueroen fam. Sd ia.
be tanienee uon Batienten anaetroffeu, Die mir
ia9tsn. iie ieien ME einen Sag obne NRebi,iu
8epeen uno nur idIimmer geIuorben. Saa.
lid tonlmen 2eute sl mir. Die tlaaeu. bon he
$50. $l00 ODER $1,000 fir MebiSin ousaeae.
ben b6tten uno bod nidt better uuroen 8Su.
ienoe fnoen our6 uertebrte, unfinniae 8ebono.
lung ein frii6es 6rob. Mo IsbenSaef1brIidje
Sperutionen folten uOreenommen ueroen, ba.
be td] Die Ratienten in tu3er 9eit aebei[t.
Weine SeiImitteI turiren in Der Shat bic mel.
iten beraltsten Srantbeiten, no feline Me.
obin mebr bilft ais ba fnb 8beumatis-
mus, Slleoerldbmnng Rid9raotranfbeiten,
Neuralgia. Srebs, Atbma. S6morrboioer, &c.
ber- uno Wa9enleioen. WaInrinieber, aelbe
llno ldparje Selbluht Gatarrb, Group. 81 ,n.
ditts. idmerIbafte RenftruatiOn. @Dp' lis,
8niierlutt Solle. llrinllioen. 8opfpeb. 8e-
idplre, Saljflub, 3ebensnebiel, epileptiide
Anfdlle. rpebe ooer erblinoete Augen 8enn
our1 Stlan9en. ooer Sunoebib pergiftet, reibe
man ous Del elm, es 5eritort oas 8ift Sdb
babe ourt meine tuunoeruoIle Webi,iu 3au.
enoe gerettet, Die um Ranoe bee 8rabes itan.
Den. uno Souieuoe fa9en. Go 1T oas bette
Ding in Der Wet.
Sle bsitsn RefereBeu du 9isniten; Ieroet
fir Elm BUD.
Musneti6ss BuBeI0I SeiImiteI. 9re,s
SO oas 9ndet oOer orei fir SIS.
Sertauft bel allen apotbefsrn ODER MIRO
portofrei burh Die 8Oit uerianot.
Senoet Selo in re9iftrirten 8riefen. Gqe
3uihriften mliien cine Gents Marte entbaI.
ten. Sauptoffiee
POOP Gaft Baltimore Ctr,
Baltimore. GRo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03

&R@- DiiIpaufse uno Dt. 3obinfrn
Bier an 8apf; tuIte unb tuarme Speis
len 3u ieoer Ta8esjeit. Sobn SO b.
mann, 2l9 2adapanna 9ltenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-03
put39esrb9ft.
IA 3aGawaaRa NBe. 224

Das srUBts, bef.aHSrtirts puBsrl&aft ter
osobt uub llmeseenb.-Die nsusifrn 8acors
Il Gorasn' uus 8inbsrbtiten, 8lumsn, 8Gn-
b b:th, $laeIGubsn, &C., lOpie aud in Samsn.
aaS 9iu1SansHseu.-Dsr bette pIaB fir pr.
r:n unS xnabeubhtt. Sembeu e.-aUfFsr Ut b
ReiietaSCheu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
ALL SORES.

] For SALE "A new uckboard
cheap, apply u X y EIdrIdge
Singer Machine office.
After the special train had lett
Carson last night the streets
looked dreaiy ana dies late
WANTED BY IL nice clean Jap
itnese boy, IL position DIS second
cook and assistant in some phi
waite family. lw uct3 >.
Tue special train to Empire to-
night Will remain there long
enough u allow any one who so
desires To attend the candidates
ball at WI2gino' Hail
1t Was OWING to the prompt
action of warden Nc ullough
and his men, that the two escaped
prisoners, Richards and Lewis,
were captured as soon as they
were.
Genuine Foster Kid Gloves, ev-
cry pair warranted, at Mrs Maud
Stin" 5. Wooden, otton aud Lisle
Thread Hosiery at very low prices.
CnIldlcn Black ashnere Hose a
Speciality. "24wl
At Bij"u Thursday morning,
Ed. Juk >, while lacking a Log
from Hat ca ) into the Lake, slip
ped aud fell, the log passing over
and CT crushing Ills body In hurlible
manner DEATH was iustantane-
Gus
Fine Millinery Speci 4lty at
MIS- Maud tines Plumes, Tips
Bthids. Wings, Ribbons, md all |
the new sDl in Hats, Bunuets,
T"ques AMI Trimmings. All work |
neatly Il ne toorder, and no charge |,
for work o24w
The place To get elegant Baby ,
clothes In the smallest sums il at
Mrs Maud Shines. New grp DIS
received each week ant. no tr luale
to show them All goods marked J.
IN plain figures jockey Caps in
IL shades only so cent, each
Trimmed Hats from $1.5O to- SIS.
o24w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
Notice..

W. J. Loofbourrow has just
opened up in the Ormsby Block Il
new line of Choice onfectiuuery.
Fruits. Nuts, Tobaccos and igars,
and full lineof Stationery, Blank
Books, School Supplies, Notions,
etc which will he sold very low
for cash The public are respect
fully invited To call and examine
our stock and prices, and share
OF their patronage will be duly
appreciated.
S9tf w. j. LooFBoURRow
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
Tie v,Jest Was 20 Save his
Fathers FRO perty.

PERRY, Ga. October 29.-Con
Voolfolk was hanged at 30 p NJ
The crime for which WoolfoL
suffered was most atrucIuuS Or
the might OF August 6, 1889, in
BlDb county, nine ropIe weIe
brutaily IN It,:eie'i by. him. The
victims were Captain Richard E.
Voolfolk, Sr., and wife, their child
rem, Richard j. Jr.. Susan, Pearl,
Annie, husrbud, Charlie and Mat
tie, and Mrs. Welt, aged 81.
The scene OF the crime was the
Voolfolk homestead, a country
farmhouse. lie first alatm of
the tragedy came from Tom Wool
folk, the only survivor Of the
family.
The i ews If the terrible. crime
that had been cainuilIed spread
rapidly and soon IA laIge crowd
gathered around the place. The
nine dead bodies wt.' found lying
in hoIlible confusion in the house.
Every Que was Drained with IT AK
Nothing in the house had been
disturbed 1t was evident that
the crime had not been committed
for robbery
Woolfolk's a count of the crime
WAS unsatisfactory. Suspicion
quickly fell co him as the murder
er, aud he was arrested
The motive for the crime was
found in Toms enmity for his
stepmother, and his desire to
have undistnrted pn,,-e 3sion of
his fathers property
Voolfolk WAS tired twice before
being convicted and 9nnL need to
death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
Don't Burn EN-.

This is the time of the year
! when people bGrn the accumuIa-
| ti"n Of leaves, and the horrible,
sinking, d.nee, suffucating smoke
Is ever!istingly oInuipresent
1t would bring about better
state OF affairs all round ii the
leaves were raked out ar the
paths and off the Wa l<s and put
Them On lawns, flower beds. etc as
they are splendid fel tilizers, and
distribute themselves. A good
many people haven't sense enough
To see this, and don't know that
rs fertilizers leaves are lar ahead
of manure. and have good deal
better appearance
When you are burning leaves
try To remember that every per-
con within six blocks of your
smoke factory is GUESSING you for
a he is worth; lenpl who were
never known to cuss before. and
then look happy, If you eau.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

The Castle Gate Coal Company
which Mrs. Lieutenant Governor
Davis represents in this >tate,
supplies the best coal ia the Amer
lean market 1t is much superior
To wood for heating PURPOSES, aud
equally as cheap. Parties wishing
coal will 10 well to give her al
order. o26w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
L Full Delegation.

The Republican Club Of Carson
in oinpany with their friends, de-
parted last night Rem, loaded
siown with torcues. transpaI encies,
etc. Fully 400 Republicans man
aged {" tind seats. and many more
had to stand up.
Reno t~rned out well in our IA
vor and Carson did her best to
show her the same courtesy.
The apitol Brass Band accom-
panied the lub to liven things
along the Route and in Reno.
Up to a late hour the train had
not returned, but word was l--
ceived at this office that our boys
were assisting in laying out the
Democrats who dropped dead
when the train struck Reno and
unluaded its burden
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
iniians ON the Rampage.

The SiLeer State has the follc W.
lowing:
Reports from the stein Mount-
ain country are To the effect that
since the abandonment OF Forts
McDermit and Bidweli the Indians
have become very bold. In some
OF the sparsely settled valleys
thew have boken open aud plua-
dered settlers ci4iins during the
stbsense OF the owners. The In
dams are scattered in small bands
IN the spars"lry settled valleys,
between Warner and Stein Mount
ain ranges, and West and North
If Fort McDermit The action
OF the Indians in laying in guns
and ammunition, anI try ing to bor-
row guns of the settlers for the
purpose Of seeing how well equip
ped they are with arms. has
alarmed the people, AS the Indians
are behaving just the same ils
they did before the outbreak IF
1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

WHAT ON EARTH lis the reason
people W u not, cannot, or do not
see any difference. in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap John
houses or irresponsible parties at
enormo Us profits, rather than take
d medicine OF world wide reputa-
ton and one that is giving univer-
sal satisfaction at equal price? No
medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction for
purifying the blood as BEGGS'
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do it's work, wiP cost you
nothing.-W. FL. Chedic Druggist
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
Notice to Electors.

At a meeting of the B pArd of
County Commissioners OF Ormsby
County, 4 ED Oct. l3. 1899, tie
following order was duly made and
enter Ell:
That Carson Township, O,msby
County, Nevada, be- and is hereby
divided into two voting precincts,
comp ss-d as ol'nwS. to Wit: All
mat lo'tIpn uf said Cirson Town
ship -,tu .Ied S nth of a Straight
line extending from the West to the
East h"unda IF said Township,
a d following the center OF Proctor
STREET of Carson City. Nevada, shall
constitute the FIRST votlng Precinct.
Ali that portion OF said Tow nship
not included IN the fist voting Pre-
cinct shall cor stilute the Second
voting Precinct. By order Of the
Board. WIZ lily DoANE.
o23td Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
A New Exchange.

The Orphans appeal is ON our
exchange table. 1t comes for Vir-
ginia ity, and is edited 10y Miss
Dolly Nc one, with AN able corps
OF assistants, They handle poll
ii :. law, society, church, etc, and
all that is desired in return is a
mite or the Orphans, whose cause
they have taken up with the hope
of improving their condition. 1t
Is neat geographically. and al
ready has an extensive circula-
ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

Orders are coming into the
APPEAL office fer job work from
all pat Is of the State. Thousands
of candidate cards has been struck
off on our steam presses since the
campaign opened, and has been
something of ii drawback to Il
full paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

All persons owing z. Alexandra
for goods delivered by him five
months ago are requested te pay
their debts to me as he simply
acted ut that time AS my agent
and is still in my debt and will be
until these bills ale paid.
NJ. GRoSSMAN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

The APPEAL would much rather
have seen "a Republican win, hut
the prize WAS fairly Won and we
are prepared to pass 1t over.
Several parties claimed that the
APPEAL would not allow a Demo-
crat "a win, and would not Lesi-
tate To- "ductor" the ballot box.
1t seems 10 Us that an apology
is i'm order.
The APPEAL is informed that had
Mackey won he would have III
dulged in Il grand barbecue, and
So industliouely for him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
OLCCvICH BRoS


No old goods, and we do not
WANT amy, 50 have decided to sell
all of ouI elegant stock at veiy
low figures. Come aud compare
both quality and prices at Mrs.
Maud Shines, Opposite Capitol,
Carson. o24w
Mis- Maud Slime has an elegant
stock of Children's Plush and silk
Bonnets in all shades; also Plush
Cioaks, Embroidered Cloaks, Baby
Blankets, Hoods, Crocheted Jack
cts, Gloves, Fine Handkerchiefs
and hosiery.
Beautiful Silk Shawls in Opera
Shades, best qua ity only $500 at
Mrs. Maud Shines A fine line of
Black and Colored Velvets, beat
quality only $3.50 per yard. Vel
we'd Ribbons In all shades. o23w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01
For Constable.
NJ. GRosSMAN.

Jacob Troll hereby announces
inself ii candidate for Constable
on the independent ticket endols
ed by the Democratic party.