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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
A QUEER COINCIDENCE.
Regent Coffin Found IA Long Lost
Relative.


Relative.
One Of the oldest coincidence
anybody ever heard of has recent
4 ly come to light.
1t will be recollected that some
years ago Trenmor Coffin sue
ceeded in getting the appointment
OF Regent Of the University. As
this was an unsalaried office, peo-
! pie who knew Coffin said it was
queer that he would accept the
oifice. People however, who
new Coffin better were not as
founded.
Well in little while the "ele-
ments" began to combine as they
sometimes do and the President
of the University was removed.
Then the applications began to
pour in from all over the country
Tor his place, and presently one
came very strongly recommended
from a party named Jones from
Colorado Springs, a little mining
camp near Denver.
Coffin thought that this mans
recommendations looked better
than any of the rest, but suggest
ed that some one of the Regents
had better go there and have a
FOOD look at the party before en-
'ageing him. 1t was a very deli
ate question and he didn't want /;
0 make any mistakes. He would {
ven be willing to go himself
ather than not get a competent
Ian. Z
lie was accordingly authorized 4
} take the trip, and when he got o
lere very remarkable thing hap
sned. He discovered that Mr.. p
ones and Mrs. Jones whose SER a
ces he at once secured were long Il
st relatives of his. odd coinci- n,
nee wasn't it? Sc
Then as he went East over the fr
non Pacific route at the States Is
pense and had taken in all the
eHery, he concluded to return by r,
? Southern route, (also at the
ties expense) and also view the
merry. When he put his bill in n
Board thought that it indi- -.
ed good deal OF travelling but y,
course had to pay it. -
When the Board found that Re- -
It Coffin had accidently got on 80
lis relatives in Colorado Springs
thought it was a very re-
'kable coincidence and it was rec
1 limited that several hundred tuli
ars might have been saved by scie
tier or telegram, but perish the cur
lght, for didn't Mr.. Coffin tell bloc
Board that he was anxious to ness
l good look at this man before
g him ETC., etc.
me even hint that Mr.. Coffin -
these people in view before he ~.
ned for the appointment, but en-,
again we are disposed to re- -
that it was only the fine AZ
IN hand of destiny that APP ~,
in this case.
very smooth article is this
Mr.. Coffin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14

1t IS charged that Judge Hor-
man, OF the q. s. Bench in San
francisco, is is mentally incapaci-
tated, and cannot perform the
duties of his Office. He must have
decided a case for p poor man to
have caused such a report to be
started
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
1.-The Wise Mans Ewes

Are in his head" said Solomon
The wise men of Carson, will use
their eyes, until they find the New
Shoe Store, opposite the Govern
ment Building.
We are bound to lead, in STYLES
Quality .2d Prices.
CmIdren's Dress and school
shoes a Especially.
X. L. Nolan's Latest STYLE in
stock.
Look az them!
ALLEN q BURLINGAME.
N u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
STOCKS.

YESTERDAY S AFTERNOON BOARD.
Alpha 80
Alta-1 10
Andes-2 20
Belcher-2 So
Sest and Belcher-6s
Belle Isle-60c
Bodie-14
Bullion 35
Caledo Iia-90c
Chailenge--2I
Chollar-3I
Commonwealth-90 c
Con Cal and Va-157
Confidence 81
Grown Point--24
Del Monte SOC
Eureka
Exchequer-S0c
Ga Go 20
Hale and Norross-31
/ olmes-3
imperial-20c
Justice 40
julia 20c
kentuck-75c
Lady Washington-4Oe
Mexican 40
Mono-65c
Mt. Diablo-2 As
Navajo-3Oc
New York Con. 35c
North Bell Isle-SOc
Occidental 35
Ophir-71
Overman-3 So
Potosi-4 90
Peerless-2oc
Savage-3 20
Scorpion-45c |,
Seq Belcher-I IS
Sierra NeVada-3 80
Union Con-4
Yellow Jacket-2 So
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14

DR.. Fox treats all diseases Of the
rectum, including hemorrhoids fits
tula, assures and ulcers. on modern
scientific principles and radically
cures without pain, without loss of
blood and detention from bust
ness
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
ALL SORTS.
Spring lamb at Geo. Hanks.

great success.
You can get Spring lamb {
Geo. Hark's.
Strawberries and limburge
cheese at Chedic's.
Ihe Custer Post monument "
arrive about May goth.
Inc boy run over by Neunham'
dray Is suffering considerably.
The new pavilion will be 1OC
feet long, 4S wide and % high
The lamb Mat blooms in the
spring can be found at GEORGE
Hark's.
| The balance of the furniture
mas arrived for the Government
! Building.
AT the annual meeting of the Y.
y L. r. r. Co. all the old officers
were retained.
Inc Journal prints a portrait
and short history of Dick Jose
the Reno singer.
Warren Noteware has been
elected Secretary of the Ormsby |
Agricultural Association
The petrified woman still
travis. a large crowd and a number
u ladies called yesterday.
Keep out of the grain fields. and
10 shooting allowed on the Win
lie Ranch. BY order of Mrs. E. I
I. Winnie. m1o1m# 7
). ). Anderson has discovered a
larble mine in the hills west Of
Mountain. A good \
uality of soap was also found q
ear by.
Uncle Sam wants the people at e,
g Indian school to work for .,
'thlng TOR while and pay board Il
the S. Government. This 81
certainly a terrible case Of cold so
II.
Such reliable authorities as the ca
ortd and the Herald declare that Of
hin a month the quarterly paw
mt of the pensions IS due and sc
re IS not enough money in the to
asury to meet it. tn,
sugar fifteen times sweeter ma
n cane sugar and twenty times eve
'eter than beet-sugar, is report DOL
rom German chemist from a Il
,on-seed meal. In cannot be tho
to compete with the ordinary the
Gle. get
he Porterville Farm, I3er hlrl
ly remarks: eff mine owners )
6 foreign contract Iaborars - had
country to supplant American sch'
rers they should not be allow. here
o shoot them down when thew mar
the led flag" Itali
man ,ro1,-a pear
- : OoilueI- A
bar-room last week, bought -
ents worth of cigars and offer
$1,000 bill in payment. He
somewhat taken aback when 1t
saloon-keeper pocketed the steac
~ counted out for change thing
D III siiVer. craw
horse thiet who had been can VI
by a Texas Constable over too
red the latter while on the river
20 Jail. handcuffad bi,n farm
fence. rohbed hin, oe a, storm
q hats with him, took his
; wished him good-day and or
low Il
'lg steel gun just finished at and +
rVlIet Arsenal and ssnt TO
Hook, is thus described Chi
gun will have n rance 80 - jewlel
and weioba 80 tona exhibi
a 1000 pound projectile, and "a1ch
light of the powder charge STONES
about 400 pounds" About Ver an
Ich guns are neAdad "a 49, optica
Gate to keep off the Chill state.
ana eS
Bronze
> Red Stranger" by C. w. CLOCKS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
Brannan-SulliVan.

SheIifT Mccormack will not al
low the fight to come off in Genoa
and the mill is off.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
BORN.

Oa am An In God Hill, May ~ to
t tme "i1e OF James Chapman, a daugh.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
Died.

wCAHREN-In Virginia City. Nav -
SuaTIes u Warren, a native of Hon
klnton, Mass, aged 80 years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-14
A Big Smash in Groceries,
COME ONEI COME ALI
LAook at This!

intend to leave Carson will my stock Of Groceries
at less than Cost FOR CASH ONLY ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-07-25


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-24

mad bat er Die sau8e @el6idte aufse,
baut, neil er Dem 9errn Senator feinb,
li6 9eliunt it,"
@s sins Die ein seodrnpftes 9turmes>
rauIAen our6 Sen 3ub0rerraum, uno
ielblt nnter ben Sc lbmorenen mie am
8i6tertil6 CAB ii6 8emesuns fllno.
Ser g(ngeflagte atbnete tief auf, aber
einSdatten lag oeuno6 auf ieinen itar.
rem 3iisen, alS er lif nun erbob uno
lagte: 80 uno ni1t anoerS miro es
9emelen ietn, 9err Yraiioent. Ser
3eu9e Sturm befunoet, bab t9 nit benz
nunmebr peritorbenen Serrn Sauguelia
III Streit 9elpeien lei, ais er mir ben
grief iiber9ab Gs 1T Elm i6limmer
9treit gemeien. Serr 8rditbent, oeljen
yta6flan9 nod beute mein 2eben bur6s
5ittert, nod in anberer 8eSiebung. ais
oieler einen. Sd befauo mid Canals
in boAsraoi9er 9lufreeuue uno merbe
ben 8rief a6tlos III @mpfang genonl.
men unO uorlaufig IN Die Gal9e geI9o.
ben baben. Son bort 1T er III oaS I'm.
terfutter geslitten, uno i9 babe TIN per>
geiien. SIS lit mir entfaden, oaB i9
iiberbanpt einen 8rief erbalten bate,
man befommt ia Seren 10 piele, uno es
1T mir aud ipdter bel Der Gibesleiltung
ni6t mebr IN ben Sinn gefommen, neil
i'd permnthlid nidt einlnat sic 5anb,
i9rift Der storeIie anseieben babe
(Gprtlebung fclgt).
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Yrpipect oeS ,,@ermatta Wt1nner.
GburS" tm GbtcaAn.

NyuC0 w S9tCQ9U.
6err 0arrp Rubens In gbicago, bel
YrdRbent bes bortigen yGermania
Mdnner6ors". zines Der angeiebenfieu
unb er6Bten beuti1en 8ereine bes gan.
gen 2anbes. bate bic 6reunbli@fett,
uns elm @remplar bes Nereins Dros
fpects flr bic Saiion 1S91-92 su
iiberfenoen.
Sieier proipect entbdlt eine genaue
ueberfi9t iiber bic mdbrenb bes bepor>
ffebenben Sabres ab3ubaltenben sseif,
Iidteiten, iopie elm NeraeidniB ber
@oraanbss unb Musi9aB. .Wiiglieber.
Wsan fann bieieu proipect obne ueber.
treibung als Elm tleines 2unfwert BE.
aei@uen, BET beKen 9eritelluns Hd5 bic
Bu6binherei unb Der Gunabrut Der,
einigt baben. um ibr Befes au leiffen |!
Auf benz braunen 2ebarbedel tritt
uns In So6relief bic berrlide @efaIt
Der Germanid (na1 Giemerings Nies
bermalo Dentmal) tpabrbafi plaffif@
entgeseu. Nuf damoisfarbissm ghts
ten'papier III ber Sert bes proipects
In alten S@maba9er. 2sstern nit 2opf.
leiifen, Ranbber3ierungen uno Snitia.
len in Wa9abmung alter W6ndsi6ars
teten in tuirtunesuouer Weiie gum Nbs
bud gebradt morben unb launige
9oldbnitte beleben bas @an3e In muns
terfter unb ffimmungsboller Weiie.
6erslibe @liidtphnf9e tibrigens au
benz auf ben %. Nobember falenben
26. Stiftunasfefe!
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Seras 8.

Gin iunser Mann Nameus s. 6.
Wolters, angebltf BON Tacoma, bat
R6 In bas Gertrauen mebrerer @alps,
hDner @efddftsIeute, befonbers Bel Der
3dnbfirma Sruebart & SO. eingef1Uin.
belt unb bieielben um beri9iebene
summen betrOgen. MoIters eing fIei.
Bis 3ur Qir6e, f9loB i9 ben drifiIiden
fungen Nfdnnern on unb murbe In
Golge beiien ttberall eiugefabrt. grli
aIs ct Fur Elm tpertbDolles @runbffad Ell.
men gbed auf cine Gant In Tacoma
ausffellte. Der nit ber Bemertung aus
rhftam, baB Scr. Waliers oils Depofis
Tor unbefannt let, erfoIgte bic gnt.
oefung, bab man es NIT einem God.
fop!er au tbun bate. Walters lit ab.
sereiif.
= Sn Waco fanb cine Beriamm.
lung Der 0irettoren Der Seras Worlbs
Gair Mhociation fatt. Mn STEELE bes
6errr 6urIep bon Sort Wortb purbe
Sol. 8. .. Mubreps BON San Mato
tlio als prdfbent ermdblt. Die WabI
eines Ginan5sMgenten fiel auf ben ST.
@our. Granf Gubbod. BON ben einges
fanbten gldnen ftr bas teranif1e glus,
tellungsgebdube in gbieago ipurben
|fRnf: BON 0einer in 6ouiton, &abbat
tn GalbsIon, GiIes unb @orbon In
San Mntoni0 unb Gtewart In Dallas,
an ben General 9irettor Nabis unb
8ausSuperintenbenten Burnbam mad
Gbicago geianbt. bic cine MusmabI uns
ter ben Pldnen treFen tperben.
- Gin tpie rei9er Norratb bon ar,
tehfbem MaRer bdufis i1on gar ni@t
tief uuter Der Oberfldde aufgeipei@ert
liest, 5eist Der folgenbe 0orfau, tpelder
aus @op 6in In Malbington gounip
mitgetbeilt tpirb. Gin 6err SEQ.
Compton, tueI9er In Der Ndbe BON gap
0ia eine orteRf6e Dobrung poruabm,
mar NIT berielben nidt mebr aIs 1873
GuB tief biuabgetommeu, als pl0bli9
bon unten BET Elm oonnerortiges @ei6le
b6rbar muroe unb bann Elm arteff@er
Strom berporI9oB, tpeI1er tpenige Mts
nuten ipdter bas 16,a6lIige Bobrlo9 bis
3u 80 6ub bon ber OberfI1de NIT @ais
fer gefhat bate. Surge 3eit barauf
mar oafelbe big au Is SUB pom 8obr.
lode gefiegen.
= Dab Der ienfeits bes pecos lie.
genoe Bergbiifritt unaweifeIbaft reid an
6ilberer3en lei, Die Dor Ruraem In eis
mem un{erer Wrtifel nber bic iiinaf ae,
ma9ten goelmetallfunbe ermdbnt
tpurbe, befdtigt bic folsenbe Wfittbei.
lung, tuel9e bet gl pafo r0erolb" bers
6TeutIi6t: 6err s. 9. Clifford - 10
lautet bieislbe = peI9er In benz norb,
6fli6 BON Sierra Blaneo geIeseneu
@ergbiitriite fGon felt ein paar ssabren
cine rei9e SiIbermine beorbeitet, bat
R6 sei6dftsbalber eiuise Gage bier
aufaebaIten. st ma6t groBe gr3oers
fhiffunsen. Wie er fast, III feline Mline
In bieiem Mugenblid BITE ein3ige, tpel9e
Ia oem Difritie bergmdnniI1 ausge.
beutet iDirb.
= Gin 6err, ber etipa z Meilen bon
San MntDnio ein 6thd 2anb befbt,
bat beriu@sbalber bier Ndet nit
DaunipolIe befellt unb bieielben tiinif'
lid betpdHert. Das greebniB bes ST.
perimentes III gepeien, baB er bon bies
fem bemdHerien Sttid bereits 6 8alen
geerutet unb INNER nod Baumtpolle
5u pfitdea bat, wdbrenb auf nebenan
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Werbaftuug ifebt in teinerlei 8esiebuna
au ben iiinsiien 8antfa0iRemenia, fon'
bern Ibrabamiobn ulro bef9ulbigt,
ben @rafen gersborf betrOgeu 3u ba,
ben.
8ei ben BerIiner grsdn3ungs'
Wablen 5ur Stabtberorbneten !. 0ers
iammlung In ber oritten Mbtbeilunq
baben i'm @an3en bic eocial6emofras
ten ibre bret 6ise bebauptet unb 6rei
eetponnen. Ddbrenb Re In 3pei GdlIen
NIT ben ytati0nalliberalen in 5ti1ma bl
fommen. Die @onlerpatipen berloretl
3mei Gibe unb fommen In atpei GGlleu
nit ben 2iberalen In Gtihmabl. 2ebtes
Re baben i'm uebrisen ibren 8sRbitanb
bebauptet.
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staat Obio, Stabt SoIebo, I
Suca8 Gpur1t b. 8. &.

g.
Grant ). &beneb befdp5rt, RAP IT Ser
dltere @artner Der Girma s. s. @benea 6
So, III, pel9e @ei9dfte in Der S.aht 80.
leoo, in oben genanntein gountb nnb @taate.
tbut, nnb sa6 befaste fyirma Die @umme bon.
einb bunbert Dollars fir teben san bon
Ratarrb BEG ablen miro, ber burd ben @ebrauH
bon 8 aIIs Ratarrb Rur ntdt aebeiIt
meroen fann. Grant 8. Gbeneb.
8ef9mpren bor mir unb nntsr, 4riehen in
n,einer @e9enpart an, 6. September A. D. 'ss.
IGEAIA y. Is. SIeofon
wv 0fentlider Motar.
Saa's 3atarrb Sur pirb innerIiG aenpm.
men unb tuirtt brett auf bas 8Iut unb bic
ldlsimisen Sberfdden beS Shfems. 9abt
Gn@ umfonft eeugnifIe sommen.
8. $. @benes s. Co., IoIebo, Ohio.
az 8ertauft bon Apotbetern, Is gts.
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= 0om Sabre 1868 bis 1885. un=
gefdbr % Sabre, lit Id an rbeuma.
t,fben 56mer5en in Der Quite. Sur1
Die Mumenbung bon ct. Safnbs Del
murbe i'd bauern6 geDeiIt. IS 8. g..
Gobo, Nemtou, eSus.
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&err 6. s. @siilIer, go. 217 on.
9oufton Strabe bdlt fets bas pols
tommenfe 2ager In 3ei9enu,ateria.
lien, xapeten, Garben, @las, GpieaeI.
glas. 8ilberrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei9nen' unb Walersl llteniiliem. Runf.
lerifh ausgeftibrte 8ilber unb 6tatuet.
ten &c. f1nb In eine1 febensmertben @aIs
lerie CUR GnfGt unb gum 9ertauf aus,
gefelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen TT bas gei@madboafe uab
Reuefe bort au finben.
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- 5oeben eiusetroffsn $50 Stolen
Strolmotten bon 20 Gents aufwdrts.
:. g. pef 6 So. 202 & 2O4 Weff
@ommereefaBe.
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0rnnDetaentbumS le5ertraaunsen.
yficobemus 6ans on Nlpbons 6ans
unb Grau, 2 @runbfiade an &ui3s
etraBe. $1,000.
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81 lb u mt 8

gum 9uiammenIesem ,lnb gum sluflteuen in
@ll5hz unb Naroeco Defeln NIT pribirten
SiLber uno antifen @lfenbeinsD Defprationen.
gbenio aiif bic edit lebernen Epilettes sGGite,t
fiir Serren, gIiifd 8aud>Set Ganep pIaib,
Utetaas nno 9orn @eiteIe fir perfhieoene1t
gebraud. aMe Grtifel traaen bic pppuIaren
Rreiie in 3ablen.
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- Drabt Gebern fur getten $2.,
bel 6. g. ped & Go. 202 & 204
Wef Commensurate.
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Mbfabrt.
Na9 Galpefon, Souifon unb guero
t00lt0 I'm. 9.55 yprut,
Jta9 CORPUS Gbriiti. @ofport unb Bee,
bile t6gli9 urt 80 Namrf.
yta9 3errbile tdgliG, ausgenpmmen
Sonntags, TN, ..-..., 500 NaGhl.
Nntunft.
Bon @olbefoE, 6ouifon unb @uero
t6glt@ urtt. t....-...--.6 $40 MbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, &odport uno BEE.
bile, tdglid unt nt.-....2.55 Wa@m.
Bon 3errDiQe td8liG, ausgenommen
5onnta9s .9.45 Norm.
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aiuoer Nedntel.

gfie borber baben mir barin aud nur cine
balb 10 srobe ausmabl sebabt, ipie bieies
Sabr, ME bprber tuaren bic 8reiie 70 ertidies
ben gu @uniten Der &unben tpie Deute.
Bnnberbibf9e seftidte Gloafs fur 8inber
bon 2-5 Sabren, in tpeib nnb farbis. 8es
suldrer greis bieier Baare bon $3.50 bis
$500. Bir berfaufen bieielben fir
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= aatite gi@snboIs Bullets fir
$14. =. g. Yef & s 0. 2O2 & 2O4
Wef @ommercearaBe.
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Mdutel, sSadert ltl1o l1e=
bermiirfe.
Nebmt ben Glepator.

9as srDbte, reidbaltisfte, bpnfanSisae
beit' aiiortirte unb billisite Gloaf Saus in
SeraS.
SamensSaden gu $3.50, tpertb $500.
DatnensSaden gu $500, pertb $3.50.
SanOssenabte Saden su $3.50, tpertb 5000.
Sonbon grOmsnaSensaode gu $s, ipertb $11.
Damen 3eas @apes gu $4.75, tpertb Sc.
Samen @itradan gapes gu $3.50, tpsrtb
$5.75.
Samen @luib l1eteripiirfe, @atin 8eiat gu
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
$ls gsetpmarsets, rebueirt gu $3.50.
$l5 sfetpmarfets, rebueirt 3a $40.
$l2.5o &epmarfets, rebu3irt su 1915.
$3.50 @totb Circulars, rebr3irt sm $500.
llnS 70 iit im sansen 9epartement Bel ieeem
eir3elnen artifel eine eriparnib bon 20 bis
80 9rcsent tpabrnebmbar.
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1@ Die beiien California Rotbs unb
WeiBs BsWeine BET 8. RunteI.
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$500.

SunSerte BON &Ieibunssitiiden fir ainber
in iebem alter bon $3.50 BIS $14.
8eion6ere a(ufmerflamfeit lenfen mir auf
unler 4iiprtiment bon
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Somtberm 9sacific.8 8abm.
Mbftlrt.
Na@ Nem Orleuns, 0ouffon uub @als
befon.9. 0 Born une 900 Mbenbs.
ntunft.
Bon Rem 0rleans, 6oufon unb Sol.
eHon 200 Born. unb $50 NaMm.
Mbfabrt.
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eagle paB ..--.......4.20 Na1m.
Nnfunft.
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eagle paB ........S.45 Born.
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liegenbea 6eIbern, pel9e nidt bewdi
fert tDorben limb. beinabe eine bollfdns
oige Jeblernte i'll oef5ei@nen gelpeieu 1T.
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Sanbianb, &dft4ett Yarfimeriesaaft4en unb
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bpn tuirfti@ I'm @ertbe
abseben, tpie iie I'M sansen @eiten elesanter
nidt gefanben tperben f1nnen
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&unitnt0bel, 8rit=a=8rafs
nn0 Ylai1=O Ornanteltte.

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unh a,lnitz zMObeln, 8ilbertt, edanfeltablen,
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unS &ortierett 8riiiieler, slpn,tnfter unb
gelpet 1eppi6e, gbaife tongues, aebnftuble
(oie einem @alait @bre MAIDEN ipiirben); ieis
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Die
Wa4sntli9e Greie greie fit xqss !,
erf9eiut
ieoen Qomnerfas
unb fofet
$3.50 far oaS Sahr DSer &1.26 fas
G Menate In pransbesabIaps.
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sdsli&e 5reie 4reiie fit seras
erf6eint
NIT 9usna9me oes Sonntegs
un6 toitet
$1,000 FIR bas Sabr oter $3.50
fir 3 Wumate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-17
PLAYED SEVEN INNINGS.
And tho Athletics Were la the Place Next
to First

to First
M~IssoUIA, Aug. 16.-[Speoial. 1.-The bali
game to-day between the Helena Athletics
and the Missoulas resulted in = victory for
the MiHsoulas. The day was warm. but ut
times windy, the dust blowing in sheets
across the grounds. Considerable kicking
at the umpire's oecisions was INDUCED in.
Seveh innings were played. There was
much betting on the result. The score was,
Missoulas eleven. Athletics ten.
In view of the fact that the Athletics had
only a few hours notice, and that several
of the regular men of the team were unable
to play, the showing made by the team was
decidedly fatterine. The score at the close
of the seventh inning was eleven to ten IN
favor of Missoula, whom tho Helena boys
had to leave to catch the train for homo.
The pitching OF Mann for the Athletics was
great, only four hits being made of his
twirling. In the fifth and sixth innings the
Missoulas were famed out in one, two,
three order. and had the fielding been up to
standard they would have scored very few
runs. The Athletics made twelve safe hits.
Fully six hundred people saw the game.
Manager Solomon is greatly pleased with
his team and il confident that when the
men have played together a few times they
can easily defeat any nine in the state. He
expects the Butte Electrics to play in the
city or the Esd, and confidently an
ticipates reversing the big score made when
the Athletics went to Butte recently. The
team will play a return game in
Helena on the 30th.