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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20

Hot SPRINGS. Shaw has
just completed a commodious
plunge, larger than anything Of
the kind in the State. 1t is nicely
fitted up with all the necessities
in connection with q bath house,
and will be found a delightful
place at any time. The small bath
rooms are clean and we'll provided.
The best of wines, liquors and
cigars can be found at the bar,
and the medicinal properties of
the water are world-famed. j15w2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20
JeSSO.

Churchman. - The Scripture
says: "As we grow old we grow
wiser but weaker"
Dude-Doncher know, I know
more than me father did.
Wag.-Well, your father must
have been a d fool.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
Dc used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
alleys the pain, cures wind collie
md u the best remedy for diarrhea
Hwesty I've cents . bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20

CoUGHi AND CoUGH! AND COUGH!
What in the world is the reason
you will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
G n : when BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively
relieve your cough at once? This
is no advertising scheme, but an
actual fact, and we guarantee it.
W H. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20

Lovely lace straw hats In black
and white received today at Mrs.
Maude Shines, and will be sold a..
S1.00 each. iIO2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20
ALL SORTS.

ALL SORTS.
Bar silver 9.
Geo. Mclaughlin, of Reno, is in
Carson.
Fine fr SD va ut Chas. Green's
M 1855.
Johnnie Murphy has gone o
Long Valley.
Buffalo Bill has bought a resi-
dence in Naples.
The doves are mating now and
should he protected.
The register is open and now is
the time to get in aud sign.
Regular services at the Catho-
lie Church today at 1870 A. NJ.
Ice cream every day and fresh
| fish Wednesdays at Tenants.
Rugby riding seemed to be the
popular amusement yesterday.
Miss Mabel Nash, of Reno, was
in town yesterday visiting friends.
The new styles in glassware
just unpackcd at ChaS. FL. KEEL
ly's.
Homer Thaxter and AL. Camp
bell left last evening by buggy
for Dayton.
Some OF the small claims about
Virginia and Gold Hill are now be-
ing worked.
The ball game broke up in
row yesterday. Silver City was
ahead, to 1.
Anglers are catching many fish
in and around this vicinity, but
the APPEAL isn't.
The editor of this paper has
concluded to lemain in San Fran
cisco until Monday.
A. T. Kramer was in the city
last evening. He will return to
Silver ity this morning.
A few fights occurred at the
picnic grounds, but no one seemed
to know just what they were all
about.
Pilly Welch, of Virginia, ham
died the picnic privileges yester-
day, and they were never better
conducted.
Dusseldorfer Wienserf, Durk- |
les Salad Dressing, sweet Luck
now and grated horseradish at |
[ has. II. Kelly's.
Mr.. Abe FEEDER, the genial shoe |
drummer, representing the firm of |
Rosenthal, FEEDER Sc Co., left for
the Bay last night.
The first installment Of the wood |
drive, started from the head Of
the river recently, reached Empire
yesterday afternoon.
Many Virginia people complain
OF the scarcity of seats in Carson,
and especially note the scarcity in
til. Capitol grounds.
The President has approved
the act granting a pension to Mrs.
Parnell, mother Of the Irish pa
triot, of $50 per month.
Chas. Dealey is engaged to run
q foot race at the race track this
morning at 8 O'Clock sharp, with
Joe Savage Of Glenbrook.
Mr.. Winters trainer, "Pep," was
n town yesterday. The string
,an beat anything in the State.
Bring up your horses, gentlemen.
Rudvard Kiplipg, the literary
TO-, who has all London at his
'eet just now. was in this country
asst year before his fame had gone
abroad.
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j14tf

). FURNITURE SALE.-Mrs. Donald
Mckenzie has disposed of her
house and desires to sell her fur
niture as soon as convenient. One
parlor set, 2 bedroom set, dining
room furniture and kitchen ma
teria'. The furniture can be pur-
chased as whole or by the piece.
For further Information come to
the residence of Mrs. Donald Nc
Kenzie. iI5w2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20

Boom IN DRY GOODS AT CoHN'si !
Boom IN DRY GOODS AT COINS /!
An honest endeavor to bring down
prices is bringing hundreds into
M. COINS store. Monday, Bar
gains in Shoes. All these goods
HAVE To BE CLOSED OUT. Prices
will astonish you. Come early. jig
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-20
REDUCTION SALE OF BOOTS & SEOES

YTTE DON'T WANT THE EARTH, BUT WILL SELL
NM you Boots and Shoes Cheaper and Better than
Any Other House in Carson
r AIDES FRENC Fl KID (EUTTONN So to $50
IA Garts' Seamless Calf Shoes, Lace or Cater So
So; Mems Heavy Shoes, Good Quaty) ST SO to $3.50
800 pairs of Extra Heavy Quality of Mems Lace and
Congress Ia Job Lott 1925; Job Lot of Ladies' Low
Shoes Button and Tie) $3.50
xrrE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR 10 FIRST CLASS
wv Eastern Houses, and have all the advantages of
buying good goods low. Try Blue Ribbon School
Shoe l86 doz sold and not pair has ripped Gall and
Examine. Terms: CASH.
al z. BURLINGTON
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for Sale.


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Ccun,rn ncai Ceiaie Go fct

4 Very DESIRABLE QUEEN ANN;
n 90 TrAGE iu LltchLgld Conn. u
,oor-. u improvements. Rent fr,lF fur-
fi-h iur ciotc ro--o.sior. PHILLIPS
WELLS. Irb.ur I'll ding.
Al LAKE HpPArCQNG, y. J.-.h new
y sottagc. 'r'v i-hri containing six
bedrooms. u1'lor dining room and MrhH
large cellar I'D attic. Inqulr' Of Dr.. W. u.
VAIL, 81 West j2c.st.
Tor RTNT.-D'oouI "A. horsr. . rooms I;
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With stable. urrr railWay stat OH. 'fD.
r. DJBD. 90 Brold-s', Newark, y. }.
SEASIDE COTTAGI,S. fully furnished.
- At s,ia-coaset. Nantucket Island rout
- 80 - 80 ocean viows and 'urf bathing (;
uo malaria hoy mosquitoes; highest '"mp'r
allure iu hottest 81 ar. 50; aNcrde" hlch'-
fulv am august. 90 degrees. Circular.
TNDFRfl Ill. 30 Arn-st.
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1 tag. 90 private family OILY close 9 -'a-
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/ d.ncc: vegetable and fru.i lr'l'f 2
! -2I I.I month; near Hudson ltNt; J. T.
/ Address y. D.. 1.oy- Fulton D. Er'o
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n)ork OGdtch.
Males

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poaro ano Nooms.


A -A.-AN ELEGANT
A.secOnd and third floor In Drfva:e house
between Park and Hudson River o. 10y, Win
OF without priNat, bath. \ parior moor IN
3ith-st., spacious rooms one st1iisht'
Finest Offices IN city. suites ana -lnkie
rooms, with and without board, tran len.
and permanent accommodations. Ila,ys
not advertised obtained at EVERETT d.
RECIORY, 2f years references from pa
irons. l.. \. DALEY, "A West 3jth-st.
4 DESIRABLE ROOMS, with board,
y. permanent OF Transient; house, tdolu
and location trst-class; table board; refer
cnces. - West 31th-st.
- OARD.-LarEc front room for two young
ID men; comfortable home; also taDie
beard. 49, NoFth dist. Brooklyn, l.. d.
Il URNISHED ROOMS. w::h Or without
u board. 123 East 52d-st.
I AEGE FRONT ROOM. private house,
Il opposite Chelsea square; board optional !
tern, reasonable. $40 Wcs' 2Otn-st.
SELECT BOARDING-HOUSE East
- 1ith-st. back garlor and library, also
large front and hall room; ample closets
references required.
TfF NOKTHAM, 2Ist-st.. II and 10
i East.-This old-cstablshed house VIII
Dr. reoptned August ! under the same man
agemcnt. ;. n. Built.
. TH.AVE.. near Nj Morris Park.-A
> private family will accommodate q zen
tlcman and wife and a lady or Gentleman
with hapdsomc. airy ROOMS and board. W.
Box 1913, +. o.
~ EAST 2D.ST.-Fumishcd rooms en-
suite, slngly, with or without !. ard.
- EAST 46IH--F.-Nc England lady
I'D has desirable rooms. with board Ica-
~onahlc rates for summer months; REFER
cnccs required.
0nTH-sT.. 8o7 FAsT-Flceantly FUR
~ nishcd front parlOr; also small rooms ;
excellent board; use Of piano.
ODD.ST.. 40 WEST. Handsomely fur
y y niohcd cool Fooihs board optional rti.
| ctcnccs.
nc Tn-sT., 81 WEST.-Vcry desirable
~ douhi5 and single rooms az summer
prices. with superior table.
90 WEST -sT-Handsomely fur.
= ni-hcd rooms with or Without
board references cKchanrrd.
~ EAST 18TH ST.-Plcnsant rooms
| " with or without board dchghtiulF
| lo11t.d for summer; rnferrnc"si ti5tnsieh'S
| ruC ~out'cru,rS accommodate.
a EAST 2aTH Sr.-PIrasa1t rooms.
~ lr.c and snail; excellent table !
reference.
- TH.ST.. go WrST Large coo! room.
- board two; Il WrcrIy good neign-
borhood.
90 WlsT joTH-ST., near Pafk.-Lar,e
/ % and small rooms. with or without board !
summer prices transicnt@ taken.
10 WISH i9rI->I.--Larec and small
: rooms fvrnishcd hrst-class house !,
with carly breakfast.
/ O)n WEST i4TH-ST-D Desirable lnrge
@DO ard eID"l" rooms 'NctltcHt ieiIu 3
| table bolrdcrs wanted American family !
private house.
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Q1S0 -TWO-SEAT Top phacto0. lit''1
= loO. used: can De seen a. 1902 East
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state.st. and Boerum Atlantic ana Bed
Place Brooklyn. ford aNes BOOK! L.
Also large variety Of secondhand car
it,. = -. host makers
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domestic Glluations Uante0
Males

A TrENDANT to an Invalid gentleman
"A thorough, GOOD nurse and masseur best
pc rsonal city references. FRED, 1l3 East
u - II
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DII-N,T FAIi.>. Montina.-C!tv Of won
"a darful resources; now Is the TINE,
invest before boom. Call W. 0. SUMNER
E fq Broadway.
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- Won thirk % huy.nc 4 farm. why not
1 tax trip to Spr ne valley, y. Y; and
.re wtat a. Il. UOSLEN has Tor sale on
cav terms. excursion Il %.
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flisteiianeous

Hlistellaneous
4 LBFRT O.. SPLNCEK, 27G Qth.aye.
"A between i7th and 18Th st. mbreIas,
ldr-isol-. canes made % order, recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Ency-
- clop dias. LiinhUr-h. nan o-r-, Inter
national ATii IONS. &C.. 90 Joss hfur ,
In Stoila's NradoW." ana al. Allrrt !'o-s
novels. postpaid. 3J-. JLFFERSON BOOK
Marcel 1.3 We-t loth--t
EENfLEM} viii purchas" good second /,
pic. r. {. j.. 1riIdhr oaicc.
DENSIDNS- NLW LAW SOLDER also
4 widows. parents. g., no' before tut.-
It'd also incr'a-ed. NElLl.AN AIIDlS-
NLY CONKLINp. lS3 Hroadw1y.
- NNINN- .,v a.F; 100000 disabled
/ sll .ri-. lru't DOVE. rnV .1t. yea.
Attorney CONKIING. 1-3 EIoaiway, New
OK branch Washington.
AIMING lapr~tfi.- vai.J-color. fahs,
! porcelain ard llI-sa drawing aud ~ M
time French lessons given Dos Eo-Hg lHdy
~ Paris. Mrs. s. PALE. 81 Park ave.
~ lOP YOCH SHOUTINn.--Fql.p your
VHf~fI RPuONE.' 10. trial eiV.g.
pto postal T. REED & CO., Equitable
Binding. cut It's ont.
MEEELLAS recovered cane, rcpaircd i
4 plra-Ol- 20 match suit sIcciaitIcr 70 q
and sNv.r handle, repaired. "AICHtliN'
go 6tH-aNc.
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Gfln Udnteo.

- - ~ ---~-
. GENTS. -Clocks, rugs, lace curtains,
a pof-Icic-. sIlNerWdrr. mirrors eptihg
beds. reclining chairs, wrherfs. Hitl',, AZ
buns. &c; commission p',d W."kl .,niI,rV-
CO.. 81 GIccn"lcn-aF'.
T1SfFTI-NaN ard vito on country place;
y wife a. god coos and iaundir-,i man
generally useful I'm Or out 81 dOpf- small
family no hOr-r-, Ac.i answer " l''I't .
Add t-s HOMESTEAD, Box IL, Fassaic
Bsidlc Station, y. }.
Males.
y OF or young man want, d who can MIX IL.
ID aud make him-'f useful on country
liatr. near city .Od rat wages ana bOd4u.
Al rc-a. with references, J. {. j., Tribune
Olicc.
IL >DEAVEK-Goo SCRIPT Icttcrcr, sen
"a trrl workman Du eii|,lt t0 steady,
q, mpct"nt, rapid workman perm hhcut. luz
proving petition san pi' terence r.
Qulred. }. SWEET $50 EroadHal.
IFYOu ARE or or EMPL"YMENT
\ or vi n 81 nal . q chance, call ~ IN
c'1 reliable Metropolitan Agency posluon7
urO, urcd f"r bJ.hhecp -, Collectors, cIr!N7'
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mtn s,ahlencn, watchHcu, u~eiul-nrn'
far.n hands tc'Inst-rs. co"K,, walters lII-
WFTKOPOLITAN AGENCY. 6S5 B'way.
ar "a LIKE FINDING MONFY.-Aqcnts
l and canNas,ers for Industrial ih-u' ih''
Won can double your income without nfRlr.I
of other duties work that requires no thuIN
but grow out ~ and result from Your pI',,
cnt occupgilon a new Application 81 an oIu
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II and 3 O'Clock. az 1877 Broadway Room !.
WANTED Viz. cla.4 plIdcsrr and h"r,
w ist f.. Tribune Uptown once, l'-'7
broadway.
WANTED IN the onicc Of a wholesale
w none a bripLt how: good writer. Ad-
dress. giving references, ACTIVE, Tribune
Onlce.
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Connlrn Zeal @siale for Gnl.

AIEEtY ioE IONTCLAlE-D... u.,,..
"A and building sites foF sale: hons. b.,
oct; furnished o. unlurnIshcd III guS a.
taylor. . Bcc'uaan-,t., y. Y. mo a
IL WANTING GOOD FARMS at c1o,,
n prices, with OF without stock. toll,
aad OOPS. ALSO 1-.iJ-. .r...cac,s, ,loYId.
write mc what they san; and wish % nav,
j. NOTORIOUS, Port JerVl-. y. y.
lAOBhS IEHkA. N.-for ssle. a ,1rV
- dcs!rall, country r-ldcnce with a50it
q acres house ls 3-story brick. with ali
modern Improvements stable, greenhouse.
&c, Sc. superb lOrdLOu; VIII b" sod low
on favorable terms % close an estate. Ap-
Ply 10 OF address ". X. GRACE s. CO.,
hanover Square. city.
ifOR SALE.-GiO lot. S. ith bulkhcad water
mont. on Ncs town CrcE, ,uIit5l- lor
ttnuiac t0riD~, dwellings SO. Apply 90
a. hAftLA T.. 100 Fultou--t., NeW-i ort.
For SAIL on monthly payments. az
Il L-u rot tg-> @. OR at Nrc%. J.. leo
e~gh way daily cOumutatl0u fGO per year /
a,so de,irablc bu ding lots, mou,y loan
IOI building. address w z. GRACE s.
", hahoNer Square, y. Y.
FOR sALE.-In one Of tho finest SIC
ZION, OF Virginia. tlg following pldntt-
uonsl VIZ: Go. 5l4. 3.3 $50. 3Oi, 40
hLu ~ acre, ail improved ana under ruil-
NdN"h WIN Good bindings, barns. aMOa"-
nous, cOrn-r rib,. V-.; .'uit % al bind
nm mn. Wa,ri soil fertile and in good heart
nov i tns time 20 visit Us 81 bile thr crops
sie growing this :, the heaithiest section
u virginia; 40 malaria. cbills fovcr or
SI-oSq uIgCa. For further particulars adj
" JohN J. GRFEN, Green Bay, Prince
&a"aio's County. Va.
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,NTY-TWO PAGES.
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~ the states Of New-EOrk, Pynusylvania,
I N"w-Jcrs g and Kansas years expert
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| dress rRtGn. 235 East lo5th-st.
|nENTIsT.-.B young man, as assistant !,
I nas cnciuc and fill operating Quilt; best
/ of references Address DENTIST, Box
,s76. Bridgeport, Conn
NE NPLOYEES'-FREE TO EMPLOY
/ II EES.-All classes Of reliable male help
| carefully selected and sent upon receipt OF
/ postal card or telegram at our expense (clty
| or country mercantile, hotel factory and
i Ry hGsP s $ rance sos sos
| Westinghouse. Brooklyn. 3 minutes from
bridge. Established 1879.
| ENGINEER.-Firs strictly temper
Al ate. Al references; wants change Of p0-
sition GOOD machini7. steam ana 4aSS-
| GINEEG, Box "a. Tribune once.
| HNGINEER-Wi,h a practical lsowlcdge
A4Of ice m9 chimes tsrli-- aud Wright
engines, elcy1tor machinery, steam and well
pumps OF all kinds; Al license and refer
/ rnre. Address g.. r., 100 bryom.-st.
l. NGINEER.-By practical engineer and
I IL uachinist; would take CHARGE OF en-
pinc. machinery, &C., IN large plant city
or country: n reference. Addres, c. r.,
Tribune Olice.
H. EEE TO EMPLOYEKS.-Mal help Of
] ever, grade, for Mercantile nrms,
/ factories hotels, board nF-hou-es and farms,
carefully l"ct"l and sent free II charge
ctpon-c. METROfOLITAN AGENCY,
oo5 Broadwe.
L, RENCHNAN, -, speaking English,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
giin Real Csiate for Sale.


A 12-ROOM HOUSE: modern improve
IA ments; electric bells; blrEar alarm;
g@s, steam heated for city l0t, fruit on
high ground convenient 70 CAPS. on "a-r
terms. JAMES L. PAIiSHALL, 49, Last
161th.st
nor SALE.-Tew and secondhand cigar
L figures. cigar lentcr-. -r9-or,' aud
bu'ch. p scale. show ca~cs ard lc- boxes.
~ J. REEBER'S sons. 100 East l07'n-,'.
d.STORY stone front French basement,
4 good nei-kbprhO0d now rratrd - 200;
ONLY = 600 cash required. Inquire &. ".
IODER, Broadway & 9th-st., care II. II.
d d.
IQc WEST END-AVF., near 73d-,t. 20
on feet wide. 4-.tofv b.lch and stone.
unique front hardwood finish. -'p. io' in
CXgrv respect Permit fIom j. o.. IrAY-
CRAFT, LES ColrWlu--1yc. f9-A-at".,. o.
LIBBY & SCOTT BROS, TOO Broadway.
Brooklyn Real ES,ate.
RIGGE>I BARGAINS in ic-t Brooklyn
~ property % Drt. Dc Dr. Hr exchange.
at HAVILAND & SONS 800 Cla-- Cu.aYc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
flats 60 Get. }lnturnishc0


4 PAHTA! FN'rS % Jet, furnished or ui3ur-
y n.-n,d; larde and email rooms fol 2"il-
fllmcu o9iy. rriyDt. house. - Wet itb-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

5. RFMSON. $50 56l and 563 G.Su~.
j. St, BsOoKl yu.-HOrse owners PARADISE
Icht Carriages OF every description hand .
made harness for al purposes; village ana
ROAD carts. business and depot WAGONS, aai
every other article pertaining 20 the morse :
the only onc-pIice house In the business. aud
that the lowest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

4
Two yards and twenty inches is the width
allowed for dress skirt made without q
| foundation
The fashionable winter colors are black,
| heliotrope, silver and iron gray, myrtle
green and blue royale
A useful trousseau consists of black
silk, with low and high bodice. black
wooden, blue serge and a light colored
wooden.
! Boots for the street, to be in good taste,
must be plain black and neat in design.
Shoes and slippers for home wear are in
fancy shapes and in colors to suit the cos
tune of the wearer.
Feather collars, ticketed "the latest Par
isian rage" make very comfortable as well
| as becoming neckwear, being not so warm
as fur and more grateful than anything else
imaginable for the same purpose
Laces are again very fashionable, and
will be largely used as garnitures for so
ciety dresses during the winter. This re
fers mostly TO Irish laces, which will have
the preference liz white, honitOn and Linn
erick-
Street jackets are as fanciful as material
and use will permit, and braids are seen in
rich profusion. Greenish gray coats will
be braided with fawn, pearl gray with
lavender, stone color with gold, and dark
hlue with bls-L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01
cnose 10 ouest1on tnz ,,..are statesman u

cnose TO question tine IuJure statesman II
his usual perennptory manner.
"Who are you. say?" he demanded
my namet"
ayes, your name. What's your namei'
"My name is Webster"
"Where are you from?"
"From Portsmouth"
"Your name is Webster, and you ar
from Portsmouth. Where are you goingy'
''To Concord"
ITO Concord And where did you come
from originality What Websters do you
belong tor"
81 came from Salisbury"
"Oh, hoi from Salisbury. Are you one
of the Salisbury Websters!"
"Yes, sir"
"Are you any relation to old Capt. Ebs'
Slightly, sir; he was my father"
"Are you a son of old Capt Eb? Let me
see you. Why, declare Well, am in
clined to think you may be. In the war
we could not tell whether Capt. Webster S
face was natural color or blackened by
powder. You must be bis son, for you are
a cursed sight blacker than he was"
After life's ftful fever John Stark sleeps
well, honored and revered by the state he
loved and the republic he helped to create.
The memorial at Concord is a fitting trib
ute to his rugged virtues and undaunted
valor
Peace, the saying goes, has its victories
as well as war, and it is in honor of an
apostle of peace that statue is to be erect
ed next spring on the campus of st. Johns
college. at Fordham, n. Y. 1t will display
the imposing form and kindly features OF