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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-16
DECLINED ASSISTANCE,

Speaking of the affair this morning, third
Officer Marshall, of the Normandie, said
"The vessel was in horrible shape, and hel
dismantled condition attracted nv attention,
being on the bridge at the time. When ]
went to her in the relief boat the captain,
after telling me his mishap declined all aid.
/ offered him every assistance, even to tow
him into port, but he declined"
The Challenger was Il first-class Ameri-
can three master. 100 900 burden, and owned
by Arthur Sewell & Co., OF Bath, Me. She
had taken a cargo OF general merchandise
from Portland, Ore, to West Hartlepool,
England, and was on her way home in bal
last to receive cargo here for Portland.
Ore. The Challenger carried about % men,
crew, officers and cooks. The is valued at
$50, 900 and a tug will go out and look or
her to-day. She was sighted about $50
miles out at sea and will be brought into
this port.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-16
BAKING POWDER
Has Broken the Record.

DR.. Bennett F. Davenport, the State Analyst
of Massachusetts. at the request of the New
England Grocer" analyzed the three leading
Baker Powders now on the market-The Royal,
Cleveland's and THEPURE.
In spite OF the urumpeted claims of the two
former, it was found that THEPURE was ahead
in all qualities that make Baking Powder
valuable.
With regard to strength and keeping quail
ties DR.. Davenport's report says: when
first opened. THEPURE was found to he the
strongest. Welding S.33 per cent more leavening
gas than the Royal, and 3 81 per cent more than
Cleveland's," and again, "after exposure to
light and air in my Office WINDOW and rc-tested
at intervals of one two and three weeks, they
were found to still rank in the same order. At
the last test, however. THEPURE was 13. 80 per
cent stronger than the Royal. and 2.92 per cent
stronger than Cleveland's.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-16
WHITE sTARLlNk-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

Royal and United States Mall Steamers.
Germantc, Sept 10, 2:30pm IGermanic, Oct. s. l p m
-Teutonic, SeptH. :3Cam 'reutonic. Oct. Is. 6 am
Britannia, Sept "a, 1:30pm Britannia, Oct. - noon
Majestic Oct. l. 1880 m Majestic Oct 29 $3.50
From White Star dock root of West Tenth st.
second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates
$50 and upward. Second cabin, S35 and upward,
according to steamer and location of BERTH, Ex-
cursion tickets on favorable terms Steerage So
White Star drafts payable on dem and in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. APP
ply to JOHN j. MCCORMICK, CSC and 4ol Smith
field ST.. Pittsburg, or j. BRUCE ISMAY, Gem
eral Agent, Il Broadway, New York. ie23-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-16
KAUFMANNS
Fifth Ave. and Smithfield st.
RAILROADs.
Should buy their

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD -ON AND
after June 0. $780, trains leave Union
Station, Pittshurg, as follows Eastern Standard
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-16
DON'T MISS THE SIGHTl

The handsomest, most serviceable and
complete line of New Fall and Winter
STYLES You ever sawin Mems and Bows
OYERCOATS, SUITS, HATS AND
FURNISHINGS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

1sse : szlax - sllght - tt2t % xsFl.
aud aza1s ant tees 80 srsll tcal s1ey
ssem aR1-Esd tor lAs 1li1xclt @ox< -
l11esE21ss. His soft, 0E1l f4ce, dsrE
e nd ts@uy BAR szszgtasn tns IN
Krlsalsa sf SirllsaEsaa4 b. sae G@sci-s
q ths lezs. arms sad shlsF1s st411 oes
liks strands ~ = a. pcofd. I'D sno~ the
sane con ollslloa % ssrsngtl @nd del-
iszcy s1as - Visible IA taceg1gh bred
rae horses.
Days rlnning form - not uAlike that
of Myers Before the ss1rt be staads
villa aands cleneaed 2a4 bosiT rZld
awaiting the s!ga4- frcm E1s Start BE-
rtsns Ike 1eef. yes ~lthoat 2PPare1t
effort His feet seeu scarcely ~ s3.sEh
the gru-nd. ~ Lg4tly q taey E,Ss sseE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

t. To an Observer even az close range,
his speed Is deceiving, 50 easily does he
seen % DC going The head IS erect,
the stride is long and clean. sud tho
feet are carried close 90 The ground
The action IS AL from the top OF the
hips AMI the long, swinging stride
seems tireless IN its regularity In
long race he maintains the stride IN
varied. ike race-horse running easily,
until be needs 70 gain wind, when he
runs more loosely finally winding up With
spurt Ike 4 steam engine whose throt-
tie has suddenly been thrown vide open
So we'll does he husband bis strength
that even In an eight-mile race ho has
no trouble IN clearing seven foot water
Jumps at bound. when other contest
ants faIl short and founder in the
stream. His finish IS always like the
running Of sprinter with speed iko
that II hound coursiug down rabbit,
and his head work Is shown by tho fact
that he gusges his strength SO that,
whatovcr may be the condition OF his
rivals in he race. 40 IS never thorough
ly exhausted.
Day Is one OF tho coolest o, runners.
Even whom the pace Is killing and u
seems almost hopeless for him 20 try %
overtako men whom tho handicappers
have given liberal start. ho is never
excited. but keeps on az an even pace.
Every race is a matter ot calculation,
and be rcckOns his pace from mile to
milo much IS avoteran jockey does that
OF his horse. always holding some
strength in reserve FOR asGprene effort,
should 10 bccomo Necessary. In his
great eigh t-mlle run at Morris Park on
the 18th OF March last, breaking tho
two-rnils record. against held OF hall
a hundred competitors, all Of them hsv-
ing 4 handicap start OF from thirty sec
onds 10 twenty uinuses, he secured the
lead only on the last halt mile and won
easily by a few yards On Decorate
dav be broke the thrce-mile record az
Bergen Point making The distance in
Ia minutes 90 seconds, and beating thir-
ty-tous com POI titors,
10th Myers and Day arc men Of slight
physique. and i, surprised most people
70 % told for tue first time, that thoy
laro really The chenpion runners at the
distances named. Myers. however. IS
OF q nanlicr build than the Jersey boy.
'fIi5 eyes, teeth and skin arc all bright.
ard his face. even In the tightes'
pinch, wears a srnilo. 10 has a remark
ably high instsp and bis carriage is ex-
oecdingly graceful The play Of .he
.fslicato steel-liks muscles under the
oloar skin show how supple is the frame
that undertakes 70 CIT ont the work at a
pace that would Kill any ordinary run
Der IN hundred yards
When 4 very young man Myers ws'
rather sickly. With tendency 20 con
sunption- He danced \ good deal and was
fond 81 ports Itoccurred 20 him that the
I only way 20 restore his health was bJ
means az exercise; so DO ran, jumped,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

or analogous expressions ara a boo
Dine. au air line, OF 'as sho crow Hes
This need not bo considered. how
ever. hkzd and last rule. as so11o oe
ths saatcs< runners In the world, such
a. HEs-ncns. are inclined 20 run IN aud
ouf'-she knees mover crossing Among
tho Ernaoours I might mention C0pland-
OF The Man haitian Ashlotio Club, who
adopts = style similar % HabchsnS
s~Tho leg action vsrfus very much in
different run10rS SoIoa nSver got thoir
fosz ,arsnough in troEt- These athletes
nevor run from shs hip Speaking OF
rznulug from tho hip, Il l. Tho ability
% do this apon whlch depends the
frnyth II sho stride. Nov. An only
I've foet X tuchos IA height. yos ave
never known nan vno could STRIDE
with ne ia rs,ca- his IL duo % tho
.urouer swinging q the hips Tbs . a
very tiacult ssyle % acquire, busa man
car improve hiusolf n1nch 81 tho prae-
fioe % sais method q running NsHaro
rs raora - do With thss ability 20 run
from IN hip shan suy artScaal de-
yolopueuE
a
carries his body properly We az know
that running IS prc,oss q falling. bot
most sthiotes Eant 20 fall too last
FThev thorofore throw their bodies into
an urnatsral position. rrat Ia leaning
tc,o much forwart This nos only mill
Itases ayairsb thoir sreed. bat - verT
saveraou Ehe uiusclesof The hslck- These
men. vheD slrov hecomo Distressed.
naturarly rssch torwari. as the center
of gravity s. - u1och outside the base.
'~This oftsn ao-oouts FOR tho iali'n :
of runners when thoy bocoue tls lssss
'bls distressed The Body should 20 held
ia its natural uoiatior. wiz probably a
sIighs inclininx forward
"Most athletes Cad great srcubie II
1nowinE whas 20 i1 Vifh their srr1s
70 tbese I souad sag. carry -hem a.
rrsuraifv as possible. The unnecessary
swinging ~ ons's arms has a tendency
10 st.-o rS4her Shan incre fse the spe'-l.
"A man xho Knows how - r1a ro-1'ns''
one Of = NelLoiled and smooth-runninS
Iuie,~s ~ ur1chine~v. There is MOTH ing
'mcre plessfnr tc ,ae csc thsn grace
III ruuues I'm retie1
In conclusion. T would stronE al
wise toe ranaer ta always keep In M ~
thas nothing is more fatal En- srccess
than over srVlcer when gearing che
frish. Always ttF 30 secr cool Dor.
l-sa rour bend Never <et -attlet. r
IS ber-er .e r'a - enc TEr3 sasilT 3, than
b. ever sv sad -herehy u0oe-essar' :
6'at~ess rre's en-
Naxt to MTcrs Wrfie Day - the
Eev Jersey sta'et.c club. "a 80
r-.stes- ~ modern runne-s AZ long
q distances De- can oaTun ever Myers
49, hfs ent--arcr as rever been
sgual-i. evrapt r-ebsalv hv Li-Ht Htf-ot
ste hai Breed WIS -aesei sersatlcr
a. England ssr'e Telrs a--. heat'rg he'
BEST ruu-ers With apparent ease lsg
e. asts..fa- -..--~ fe'1.~ ~ .sa-ess.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO SOLDIER -
And 10 the Widows, Children and
Dependent Parents Of Soldiers.

The National House Of Representa-
tives has Just passed a Bhl. giving a
pension TO all honOrably discharged
Soldiers who served three months, and
are now so disabled 10y disease not the
result of their own vicious habits that
they are unable to support themselves
by manual labor.
1t also gives apension to all Soldiers,
Widows, their Minor Children, and a
Soldiers Dependent Parents. There Is
not n particle of doubt but that this
hll VIII speedily pass the Senate and be
signed by the President.
All parties desiring 10 avail them.
selves of the benefits OF tins new blll,
are cordially invited 10 call upon or
write the undersigned atonce, 10 avoid
the tremendous rush later on.
Respectfully,
CHAS. *. GIBSON.
Solicitor of Pensions. Room AZ. O.d
Houscman Biz, Grand Rapids.
IT YOU call, take the elevator, PcaTl-s1
entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

half tho citizens believe that the place
could not be run without you. Good.
Tonight at eleven o'clock, tho court
house bell will begin 20 ring furiously.
The amazed inhabitants Will jump out
Of their beds, rush oAt IL tho street 70
discover tho cause OF the alarm. Tho
man tha. rang tho bell will say: Major
IIimlett IS dangerously i'll - not ex-
pected 70 live. Dr.. Bicycle has been
sent for, but it is feared that the Major
is beyond human skill Your neigh
bors, OF course, Will crowd in. You will
be lying in bed grooming piteously. /
will como in. After examining you
shake my head. / tell the people that
a critical moment has arrived and then
throw OF my coat. In less than an
hour you are well. and l receive the
present congratulations and future prac-
tice Of this entire community. See?"
Well" said the Major, closing his
ledger, you are the biggest fool ever
saw"
might seem that way to you, now,
but after awhile you will find out that
I am a pretty sensible man. Do | un-
.derstand that you win not DC taken sick
to accommodate me?'
II don't know what you understand,
but know that I amt goin' to play oil
sick 10 please nobody"
Yes" sald the doctor, chats what
you think, but when l am done with
you, why you viii be in more accom-
modating humor."
The doctor tool; OF his coat, placed It
on 4 chair, rolled up his sleeves and
then. turning to the astonished mer-
chant. said:
''Now, sir, If you don't agree 10 do as
direct, l will thrash you right here.
Oh you needn't laugh, FOR am in earn
est. You don't suppose that / am going
70 study year after year and then be out
done by horse doctor. do you? Do you
think that I shall continue to live IN
that little log cabin, not knowing how
] am 10 get the next meal, and SEQ
that greasy horse doctor drive past
with his air OF bloated pride? | say
you needn't laugh for / mean what
say"
"All right. of with your coat"
The old fellow took OF his coat. and
while pretending to be rolling up his
sleeves. grabbed the doctor and cavo
him dangerous flire: but the doctor )
education served so good turn that he
recovered himself For a moment or
two they pranced MP and down tho space
in front Of the counter. Bolts q calico
and piles of jeans trousers came tumb-
ling down. The old nan began 70 chant
deck-hand tame. but the doctor was
engaged IN deep thought trying 20 70
call he odd tricks Of the gymnasium
Cut 20 capers, - tbs old man sang.
'T1l cut one % Ct you pretty soon. :
the doctor answered.
Pail in tho slack line" the old man
sang.
'TIl phil you in the first thing you
know tho physician replied
Haven't bad so much fun since w1
landed st Vicksburg.~ the old nan sang.
''Sor since you landed on the foor.
rcjoined the doctor. throwing she oli
fcllov on his back
II don't understand this" said the
merchant "Git oTon ne"
"Sot until ron promise 20 be SICK
tonight and send for mo-"
Wall vhut must havoT
''Cranp collie"
"Don't know how
Draw - year Iogs aao pretend nse
you are dying
"IIl 60 it for rov that T7e got -
har- ~ you Fra 30 f-ien&
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

SPARED. put tho shot and entered
into track athletics with AZ enerEy that
aston fshsd his friends Very eften his
exsrtions made hln ill. but gradually
he G-rv stro1ze-. ard now, although
his chess - SIR Al he e rs sound and
heaishv "a any nan On -he Tan bars.
He n0v-r trained BAT twice he says ard
the severe -rrf r,en disagreed win bin.
s. he nevor atom pied is again. Like
Tor he E-cps himself In c5nd noa by
she use - 1oderase exercise and ~
-nr1i1g cr thropi7T Weights His ev-
rc-tonrr pogil f0dlcaso tha- ordinary
training "a ~ 3oab btfai valno 70 a spr.a-
-er who h1sa q quick ef7or- 20 make. hut
ftfs ind sre,sable - ono rbo as 20
run long distances
AZ -, 1ios The tvo kinzs - - -i1-
de--- --1rh ea. and drink fuse a. any
reasonable rran vou 4 seoidfnV on
rtor-so-,- stsT hut ns. denying tha-1-
sei- tr- rood tHfnVs - lse Bots arr
a7-ec3 .- - s SER p"-ate 1ssn. and e-ther
s-okes
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
THE BEST RUNNING FORM.


.--t a-sea-a. 49,
s-Whas il the bss- running form t0T
tzack athlete"
Th1s i5 : qusstlou sreg 4cntly asked
n yoang znt znsl l1ls runners, NO
hsss ~1taessed l1s llaigDiz1als GER
4orss.zloes ~ such fal-oas sDrinsers al
foslg-1iasal1s Del - Lasreace kugeas
MysEs. more ialliLl=zlY knoNl IS
ssLsn." Nl-is Day ths ~L1tls As~
Jersey Won1sr ana A = George. re
EngLi4h eI4eL 49, - s10m have sh0sa
pEslSa-sl4 aVeod 4ad endurance as
dl1er@as distaEeeA NiEalB fsE
yeas the roaming records have bsen
ioxered - such % extent Ehat eurios-
A. - naturally exeitcd - ~ the real
1luis % = a1aIl's opacity.
Tie 1lest sp<tn .ses IA sho sorid 80
day sEc tie 6ess authority ga ths qass-
el0n or god running form Is Lon
Mysr4 he 8 sh1Fty -tWe years Old snd
1zs bsen "a shs track Ia regular matches
s.ncs 1873, winning In az over s00 races
s4st defeating the eess n-aa Ia England
and America, capturing sixteen cham
DfoIsh Ehsss ia England add eighs
IA Canada This - Ehas this aurivalled
athlete hAs written abcat good runhlag
form.
-Lo9~ aKKES EULEs EoE RCNsIsG-
al The s-4rs I taks q natural posi-
xion ~ith mY fees about sNo feet spaFt,
ths hIss foot is perfectly = straight and
sbe other - held st an angle Oi about
- degrees % the scratch line The left
arm / bold rfg.d, and iust 81 the left
knee. the 0the' aand is thrown O- the
hip. The kaees are slightly bent and
AZ 10 Weight % the body Is thrown on
sho LETT foot The b0ty isself B slight
" bsnt forward and tls tace u looking
strAixat ahesd
IA ia r-pors q tie pistol always
nab Win t1e lsfs os rras fo01 about
six inchsl- Naturally tho nrst few foot
marks ara not Ia = straight iias, but
after going ten or twelve y2rts = strlng
would cover every footprint from that
paias so ths 6nlsh. fhls Il ACTON
.plzhsd by running in what Is known -
'ssfndi4n fashion" -. hat Is, with Lho feet
perfectly straight
This style u running should. OF
coarse. commend ltself - any one who
reflects E0as straight line Is the short
.est rgats bet~ssu two pointA SiulIAr
The advocate., 1890-01-30
nOWN With NICK PRICES, y

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Bfsh Wagon Scale aud Patent Stock Rack. ,, as, 90
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The advocate., 1890-01-30
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cost Of operation
"Iam convinced that the HuiIer Pump Is the
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"AlthOugh under an rrigating ditch wo have
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Our best recommendations come from those
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the IRRIGATION PUMP COMPANY,
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Mention ADy0OATE when writing,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18

Treasury Department. washirgt N, D. G.
ANIL 90. $780, re led prop "a will be re
reived VI til 9 clock P. N. Tuesd y Mag 20
1890 r manufacturing and p acing N posi-
ion in comp eie wore ing order IN the U. ;.
bu ldings in the places here matter nsmNd,
standard furniture, viz; Augusts, Ga. brig
T, xas, Huntsvi lie, Ala, and San Antonis,
T xas Specifcat ons, DR. wings, and ank
forms Of prol o ais will be orwsrded to manu-
facturers on app ication to the department;
Tue right TO reject any AID all bids, and
waive d fa Is, is re u d Partial bids VIII
nnt lie considered. Proposals should be adj
d ,essed to he Seer Ia Of the 7 easury, and
. dor, ed: ..Propo sls for furniu fer 3.
bu digs" Acc ,ptance OF pop ,sais IS a.
-, ndenf upon .pprop iation by C1ngreSs. w.
WINDOW, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18
The following Resolutions we un,n mously

The following Resolutions We Nm IN mously
adopted:
Resot0ed That is c m N ttee reitfi ms the
State and ationul Replbli an y a'form OF
1875 including the Il ciaration that tine he
pub ic p riy is in f,yor f the usr Of both
gpl and i yer AZ none" a ID thatit Jndemns
al eff ri t. demon, tiZe 81 yer.
ReS0L0ed, Tha the pefs SIZE It ~, .eet Sec
ret Try Wi d,,m To increase the coinage OF SIT
yer the n TX ma ii OF foIr il IN do iars per
m N h. counlsi with hi. attempt 10 influence
G III res ioiiai rsiat - p rpetuate
silver DEM ct Eat on, is 81 Z ieis Violation
OF the ii v plank of t ~ >ailona hepuollcAn
Platform at cS the r hts did ln,Sr-
es1. OF the mner- firmers and "or efs o. trs
land, man act of a perddy that Sn.aid
ca for his retirement from the c CT OF an
A ADMINISTRATION which is pleieed to NJ ana
not to hun er he remone liz 'ti"n II silver.
Re, Oloed Tina the r. 'ub lean p rty or thlS
Stat in favor I { ee anu u limited coina4s
Of 9TH 20. an silver; III 1t It 20 a. 20 inns
principle ~ tenet OF TT, faith and test 81
part, tlleg anc thar it viii permit 81 NO
abandonment or modification 81 TINS ctrine'
that leswh ever will prove rec cant 10 the
principle Of bimetalisn it will remaih steadlass
the eto. h t il invites ali vot RS q New
ala who or III rep. n If & e iniquitonS inter-
lineated law If 1873 nv W ich 81 Yer was do
monetiZ ID, md wio sire he estab isnmehs
Of free d unlimite c,iaa y as he law OF tns
U tied States of ,r ca. to joih in electing
dele gates % iepub ic N safe Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18
Primary Election
OF the People on
SATURDAY, AUG. I6, 1890.

For the purpose Of e'ecting DA'eg ties 70 the
said S6ate 70 enti0i, Gh Prim ~ Elections
t. be carried Ju. ~ com Ii tnc with the laws
ate aad the III, ructions Of this Com
mi6tee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18

TIE following test wi | b reqri ed 1T each
an every voter at the sa d Plimi E ectlons:
81 am a cittysnOf ttiS Ttte and totN support
the nominees af the Republican purity"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18
One Prize Of SEQ, 600. $50, 900.

We the undersigned hereby certify that the
Branco Ma ipnai OF Mexico, in chihuahua
has on deposit from the Mexican international
banking Company, the necess ry funds to
guarantee payment of allthe p ICES drawn In
the 4. rand Lot terry of JusreZ
We further rtify that we will super wise all
the arrangements and in perso N manage and
control ali The drawings OF this Lottery, and
that the same are coud icted with honesty, fair
ness, and in good faith tosards all parties.
JOHN ). MosBY, @ nnmissioner.
CAM % ArcUELLEs,
Supervisor for the Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18

die areai
1T e8 sh e n.
smg ReuesjS
a n Il New
sD<aG is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice, bva
Tho E. y U G L y
QUALIFIED
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CLAN of one OF
the hi hest ne
Ca cole ge (
T. u r o p e a u
CURE D w 1T II
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g Z r T A ! n T Y
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18
'NxOw ITS VALUE

sery good satisfaction. The CUrICURA
[ especially re- or,mend for the dis
,eases for which itir used. IknOw from
Experience its value, DIR. II. j. PRATT.
Mou.eIlO. Wis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-06-18

If any ticket drawing ap ize is sent to the
Undersigned, its face value will be co ect. d
and RENTED to the owner tn reof free of
char ,e.
EDGAR 2. BRos SON
President Ell Paso Natiorsl Bank. f Paso, Tex.
AGE ~. WAN ED.
For club RITES, or any other inform ton
write to he und rsigned, stating your address
C early, with st tie, County, S rect and Num-
Der, More rapid mali de livery will be assur d
bv you enclosing an envelo., e bearii gvour full
address.
MExIcAv INTEt NATIONAL BANKING Co.,
City Of Juarez. Mexi o, Via FL p Texas.