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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
yte6 @eHcn.
1a6 STcn.
ocutt@cs eieo.
Bon &arl @eNfell.

Sd bin Gin @anS'rer in Ser Beite
Son 9anb ST. eouS, pon .Ssaus ~ Saus,
Sd BIN Der 6reibeit bol6 uub breite
Son Meer gu Meer bic 1Iasel aus.
Sur Seitc ;iebt mir beimattreut
Gas beutl@e eieS, Der beutide eaut.
Sd bin Der Wabrbeit meiner @bnen,
Gem tiibneu @mue iouber &eu,
Sd bin benz @eiite Der @ermanen,
Gem srensenloien Geuti6lonb treu.
Ges llnre6ts SAP, bes Redtcs @obl
Tas lit meiu Yab non Sol su Yol.
Sd Bin com @an9aitrom seitiesm
Sur @eier Anb gum sriinen @bsin.
Ger Sriiber Gleub su beiiesen,
Sou meineS 2ebcus eoluns ieiu,
% aIer Not u1o Syrannei,
ei11 Guisebot unb Selb9el6rei.
Ssm Soltcrbain m6ht i'd ais Vr6e
Gol Triiblinsslaub Der siebe ite9n,
GAP &rait III meirem S6atten Jude
Die miibe @elt stn Be~itergeb'n.
Gle 9rorel iiust 10 iib pom &eum,
Gis aueas fliust unb sriibt i'm Srouu1.
5tol; i6reitet SdiQer lidtun'foiien,
Milb lasert @oetbe leudtenb Jung,
slui @eildcn ldhelnb b%ir9esoiim
9aul9t 9eiue, ,pie bic Nmiel lang. sn
sic iinst 10 beI i1,'s tiefe 5bal:
IS ipri,,st cin Gueu fir aQe Sual.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
ERNST WICHERSN,
X -. gambler in
s9nDen nno stiefeln,
Winncfota s1raBc. Ncsp tlIn,

@imaefota straBc. Ncto t,Itn.
Gameu=, 9crrn= unb Rtnberldube, 1opie
Nllbbers itctS 1T 9roBer Nls,pabl u,tb
su biQi9en Vreiien all 6anb.
geue Nrbeit, lD1pte Geparaturen 1perben auf
Beltcluns prompt nllb gut anSsefibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Nus biejer Gabelle lit erii6tj6, baB
nur 31pei Qdnoer Guropas cine Durd>
l6n1ttsernte in @ei;cn er5iclten.
Terner ,purbef laut bes 8eridts Sic
Misrepresentation SSnoicnS auf 6,s24,
600 Io,aeu abgeibitt, uno 1T Der oiesz
id1ri9e Grtras 100000 Eonnen sr0Ber
ais Der lettiaDrise. Sir Bic 0ereinisz
ten Staaten mirb Der grtras auf 545,z
100000 8nibels onsescben, sesen.
800, 600, 900 8uibcls fir oas uorise.
Dsn letter Bcri9ten mad gu
urtbcilcn, miiFen sic gereinisten @taaz
ten nit nod 5o,ooo,o 900 8uibds
crcoiticrt rperoen, benn uniere Grnte mar
ersiebiger als ie uno ubcriteist bieGrmar=
tanse, BET 9offrunssuouten Genz
mad mare uniere biesjabri9e Grnte I'M
200, ooo, ooo8uibels ersicbiser se,peicn,
ais bic l~cttjabrise E.
llnier Grnteberidt errcste gritaunen
untcr ben bort perlammelten 9elesaten.
Die Jrage wlirbe babel erDrtet, ob
infer lleberiduB s%eniisenb iein =miirOe,
tcs TcBlenbe III europa gu erieecn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
Sdderei,
-8ebalte,t BON
IN. Denpler,

q en- Il | III, Minneota.
Strides Badmer, ,pie G3rob, Gemmein. Ruben. gtes,
DtitdbrDOden II. I. 10. ieoenYforsen irii6 int 8dderlaben.
8eieaunscn mad Nuswarls merben prompt ausses
fabrt. ~iiberseust eud.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

,uirn unb bctp.a oaS Oee4t osuti@s
aae,isaaiidsr xirGensemeinben. in III,
>ser WuttertYra&s ~ Uott ~ bstsu ano
,ibre RinSsr in Der beutiden, wie in Der
snsIifben spra@e ~ eriieben,, 10 na@s
Sradlid, bag tanftio9iu gii@oi Sres
lamb ii1 'permutbIid bitten wiro, mics
Der anbefaeter Beiie in Gin iol9es Wess
penneit ;u itcden. Die 8eitlli ie iener
Goupention at1mcu babel eineu il patris
o1iAea ..Geiit unA c,oen init eiacm 10
auhs9Hsem. @elObniB Der Ereuc
an bic @ereinisten .Staaten. oaB es
sen iriiden giid0ien uno benz sciamms
ten beutibfeinbliden Clement idlper
merbe1 uirb, aud mi ben l~eiieiten Mnz
bait SIT finoen, UNI oieielbcn Dor Der
Siientliben Meinuus irgeno wie ua
faIi9en ei1te crideiaen gu laiien. Isle
|ridti9 au1 in aaslozan,eritanii9en
arciien bic 8eocutuus Der Oeutl4san,ers
iraniiGen BeuSlteruns u1o ibr Teitbals
ten all Der beuti9en Spra6e ,ueben Der
en9lii6en sewiroi9t miro, ipridt ecuts
Ii@ aus Dem S9reiben bes Garoiual
@ibbons, weIGes 6as beutiGsamerifaniz
ibc G!eracnt alS ben pi1t,9itm Tattor
in Der ameritauil6en GulturentwtGlu1g
Desci9uet, uub aus Dem 8rtei bcs Giz
|i0of Gloer BON Cincinnati, Der ben @ez
6rau@ Der oeuti6en Sprabe. in belti6s
amcr;tanii0en @emeinoen nit Trenoen
be9riiBt, oa cs fit Seben portbeilbaiter
lei, Smei Spra6cn ST begcrri6cn, alS
MIR cine.
Ole Neutrality-suspicious. bes Dcuti1z
tbums uno Der beuti6en 9praGe ais
l1msangslpra6c urlter Ser oeutldsamers
ifanii@en 8eu0lterung. babcn BEL ibren
umtrieben mobl i9perli0 cine M1nl.n9
9ebabt Don Der saben 8ioeritanost raft,
melbe eii'1en Der 1peicntiibiten 8eitanoz
ttSssile pes esuti9=ameritaniiden Voltss
&&aaratters bilbet. Mam ioGte neintl.
baB ielbit Der ibelmouenoite Meni4
ni@ts basesen einmenocn f0unte, per'
beuti9zameritanii6e Gltern ibren &in>
bern bic &enntniB Der beioen midtisiten
2anoesipra@en Der Ser. Staaten bet>
brinsen, Der enSliiden unb Der oeuti@en.
Die @ortDe,le, mel6e bic &enntniB rncbs
rerer Spra6en notbsebrunscn fit Sc
ben nit iid brinst, iinb 10 srobs nnb
unuertennbare, oaB bic @esner beg
bcutiden SpraduntcrridtS in Ben Ser:
Stantcn iid uermutbli6 raid uerminoern
werbna.
G. 6. IS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Dem tiirslid in Bien absebalienen
internationalen 2orrzM artt ,nurbe Elm
Beribt iiber Die Reiultatc ser euz
ropdii6en Grnten unterbreitet. Der
ielbe war uon ben beiten Statiititern
aussearbeitet. Rleinere 9dnOer ausses
i@lo1en, 9ibt bic folsenoe Isabelle oaS
Grntereinltat fir 8ci;en un6 &osse,n..
Die i3a9l 100 be3ei6net cine Durds
idnittsernte. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

beues @elb in %llnternebmm .asen III
iteden. .burd welde er IN ii. perl;esea
t6ante. giele Der slllian, 1ter babeu I'D
bic Cheap obn" .SSb,ee in ben 8opf
seisst unS slauben. bic Auian, ioute
Nacs fir iie auf .ie9ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

e. bas Opier . Na%sbeatunSs:
SpRemcn, bench e. alS Nrooucent ben
einsisen iideren 9alt bot.
llnb bssinnt nun bieicr llnteroradte,
jeincr 0es9te ais ireicr Sdrser .be~nBt,
bic Dclc!n absuwerfen unb ieiaea Ses
byGdern bic Stirnc 81 bieten, oa ertOnt
pon Ocean 81 Ocean ein 9obnseIa@ter,
0cr 8euer uno Der Mrbeiter ,peroen ais
Mcuiden binseitelt, bic ni@t tdb's
ie!su, Sic 9eituas Der He9iernnssmas
idinc sa sbcrne6men.
Tub Don Usm eytSneg bnltSoe"rnls2
Son ben alien porteUn unb ibren Ss,anos
lansern, ben parteiorsaneu. Mo3 por
~t,trser Belt wisien bieie Borteien uno
3situnsen nit Stol3 aui ibren Mnbaa9
untcr ben Qanblsuten unb Mrbcitern bin.
Ole Tarn,er uno slrbeiter wurocn Sas
malls als Sic bei fen giirscr binscitcat,
fir Bic ieoe Partei uOat6nenoc Ybralen
in ibrc GIatiorm auinabm. ano wel6en
man bic w%citssbenoftcn gsripre9nnsen
ma9te. Nad Der Mabl jebo9 tonnten
9auer u,nSslrbeiter seben; iie batten ibrc
.SdulOisteit setban. Die betreienScn
srobbersisen Ela.,Seu bliebcu reselmds
Zig tootc guditoben, uno es murseu
@ciete cltworfen, bic Sen ,,sntsn @irs
germ" nod mc3r ibrer Gedtc uabmen.
Mun cat iid) pI0tlid sos Slatt sez
penbet; Die 10 Benadtbeilisten baben
ii4 bic l6anb screidt uno cine brittle
gartsi sesriinbet. Siele perlansl &C.
redte Our diibrun9 Der @eiese uno
sluibcbu's after parteiii6en Gelsee.
,@leiae Me9te fir auc II. feline Seporz
susuus Ginss!rer," 10 beibt has sos
i%un9swort. a.
OaB ale Bic 81 antcu i'll Der Blatform
Ger britten Yartei taoelos lino, fam
%ebsniousni9 ansenommen ,persen, ais
baB es aberbn,pt Menl@m siebt, bic
unie9tbar iinb. Sm srobm GanSen
5eist Die Blatiprm jsep3, bab sin fri=
i@er, patriotiider @eiit Die gartei bur9z
we1ts, pie ct ben altcn Narteien 9an;lid
absebt. :,
Nun iinb bic olten .gartcien troltlos,
Il. milIeu nidt. mie iie lid oielen sez
fabrliden @.sner pom 9alie idafen
ioIen, uno ba ucreinisen ii@ nun bic
bisber!seu bitteriten Teinoe uno periu=
den bur@ glsc uno Spott 3mietro6t
in bic 3eiben ,Dericnigen 81 tro9en,
beren S9arfblid erfannt bat, mel@en
&lippen uniere &epublit entseseniteuert.
Sin Eutnam, mel6er leinen Yfus anf
DEM Nder ltebcu lieB uno lein Pfero bes
itieg, III, NIT ieinem 2eben fin lein Tas
tcrlano ein51treten, miiroe belte $uio'b9l,,
nit beu @ortcu angcrufcu weroen:
Bauer, pfiiise BIZ uu peitcr, mir rcrs
ocnddon oaiiir iorsen, oaB Sir fein llnz
re6t sei3'ebt."
unb 9lauben bieie alten Gerteicn wirt>
lid, oaB bas ameritanil6e 8olt nidt
lansiom CUR GrtenutniB selanst. oaB
cs trot ieincr republitoni@en &csie<
rins nibt mebr frci 1T, lonoern lang
Jam i'll &nedtjdaft PERMIT? limb in
welGc.. &ue6ti@ait? Sn bic &nc4tz
i6aft bes..Y lommons. 0o@b as 5obnz
gela@ter wirb balb senus pertlingen,
uno bic u9apiceos" werben belb senus
3eisen ob uur Sepi1entpje @%clbproten
eM N1nre6t barauf baben,l IN bic 0,ictz
sebuns gewdblt fsu meroen, ODER Sob Sic
0eletgeber aus ben @eiben oes Golfes
genommen werbcn loQen. .s.;
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
@ef 6hrlid

Strait: ,,gci ,lus lit beute MdeS traut. Sd
bab' Ma9enblennen pom eincm !6Grirs, ,nei,1
Monn eiren 6ereni1ub polt cine mgidlius,
gnb infer Sobn9 erstlopfe1 Dol, ei,,em gad=
m6w
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08

Matmrfraft IN, 9ienftc per
/. SnDnWrie.
Sn ben letten ,Sabren wurocu en-
folsreiGe Geriuac nit clettyii6erRraits
%iibertrasuuns aui 9robe Gntiernnns ses
matDt, nameutlid in Dcuti9lano, uon
aauffcu am Ncfar bis Sranfiurt a. 3d.,
cine Strede por rs cnsliI9en Wei!sn.
IDieie erfolsrcibca Scriabe baben Die
englii9tn unb cmeritaniid)m Glettros
tcdnifsr ou ,,eraelter T1dtisfcit angez
lpannt uab Yrojette, ruelbe einc bcrers
tiss &rafterSeusuns gum 5icle baben,
iGieBeu sewidermaben lpie 8it5e aus
Sc; Ggbc. Sine uoultdnoise l1mpals
suns ser fira1seu9enpen gs@nis i9:iat
ira Mn3u8e 81 isin.
Sole unscbcurc Ba1erfraft Der Nias
saraiale in oieicr @i9tuns %aAssubeHs
ten, 1T wobl;:einss Der srpbartigitm py q
iette Ser Meu;eit. sGon lanse 9aben
erfa9rene uao uuternebmeube Dadleute
Ylanc enttpprieu, nm Bic Rrait bieier
1aQc 81 nnteriobeu, aber bisber mar
teiner bieier Blanc a%usiibrbar. Gin
beruorragenoer cngliiber Snseniel1r n'o
Glettriter Mamens 8iQiam E1ompion
trai Dor mebreren Sabren mobl bas
Nidtige, aber man i6entte ieinen Nuss
tibrunsen tein @ebOr uno Die Rlane
mureen nidt aussefibrt. 0elesentli6
elmer &eiie our6 bic Ser. Staaten belt
er ii9 lanserc 3eit an Sen Miasarafdlz
len Guf, UNI pieielben 81 itubiren. 81
,uuBte Die Nnebarma6une Der unsebeue
rem Ntaturtraft ;u l9aben nno propbes|
Seite, bab bereinit Mew Sort, pbilaoelz
pb;a nno anbere Staote I'M umfreis Der
Ndue i1re eleftrii6e 8eleu6tnns pon
bier aus besieben ,piirbcn. Mertmars
bigger Bciie. bad)te Der Sngenieur II an
Sic uebcrtrasung pom 9idt uno i9eint
:pCon elmer a,,oeren aruftubertrasung
feline abuun9 sebabt su baben.
Die @aNerfraft Der NiesaraiaQe
miro bon eriabrenen Ta6mdnnern auf
4, 1000 BferDetratt 9ciddst unb 1T
binrsideno, I'M lammtli6e Maidinen
I'M 2anoe gu treiben, audi wcnn bic
.5@dtuns 81 BOD lein iollte. IS bat
it'd MIN cine geieai6att gebiloet, mel6e
eine,l fleinen Ebcil bicicr unsebenren
ausnuten unb Dem Menl6en
MAIDEN will. 8orlallfig lollen
,et1pa 100000 gferoetrdfte betubt NET
Den. Mon beobii@tigt, cine Breite
pon 40 SUB ST uerpenben nrb S'1par
inoem oos itiirSct1be Ba1er i'll Guotams
mern unb Miiblensrdben geleitet miro.
.0aourb lpiirben Sic Tabrifen III Stem
Dort uno gDtlaoelpbia in Sen StanS
Eseiett, ibre eiscnen MaNerrd0cr inter
ben Nia9arafddcn sl beiisen. Die allf
lol9e Meiie 9cwonncne Strait lpa oann
%n.ittcl5 Glcttricitat na9 ben betreffenocn
Uabrifen iiberiiiDrt uno bort gum See
trieb Der Maldinen perwen0et .werOer.
@enn oieies grojeft iid als erfolsrei6
ermeiit, moran nidt 81 51uetfeln 1T; 70
rpe1oen peitcre bunoerttauieno Bferoes
trdftc in dDnli6er 8eiie in ben Dtenlt
oersSnouitrie g%e3wunsen. Mtan rpiro lid
nidt aui bic Niasarafdue bei6ranten,
i'm sa,5en 9anoe meroeny MaderfdQe u.
stromi@neucn III iolder Weile benubt
meroen, DAP Die Snouitric uniercs
2a1bes cine uoQitdubise llmwdl5uns ers
fabren wiro, ldBt li9epcrausleben.
Nationalreformer.
E.nsEs.-as- .HN, -r-a.rr# . .gt I. 'FAR.NEr E-"Ha= y.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-08
". PFAENDER
glep HIN.

Wern&eraxs sessn Neuer. Nltg. giurna VaSelIAates,
ebenio iAr Nerlulte Son Viereen unb Wtmbuisk bur4
xransbett obes llai&ue.
MesioenS uas sttenoperi&eruns IN bs, bspatrteaes
0eeaidaites.
Ea1agetartea Der betanntcitcu Iransp CREATIONS : ~
Ieuitaiten 10 btut0 ,uie ~iraenoWo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
Drowned in the Truckee.

1t is customary for many people
along the Truckee river to catch
blocks of wood and pieces OF board
that float from the mil Fer
this purpose booms are coAg.cuct-
ed out in the stream to stop the
wood Oxar Homer Frenchman
slipped from one OF these booms
at Truckee while catching wood
and was swept rapidly downward
by the current and soon disap-
peared. At last accounts his
body had not been found. He
was about 40 years of age and
leaves a widow, who is almost
crazed with grief. AS the river
is high and the current strong it
would be dangerous for the most
expert to fall into the stream at
present.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
TAKE WARNING.

All persons are forbidden to
dump or deposit on or near any
public highway within the county
of Ormsby, State of Nevada, any
RUBBISH, FILTH, DEAD AMI
MAILS or other nuisances or OBJ
structions.
Any person or persons commit
ting any one Of the above named
offenses, will be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law.
BY order ofthe Board Of County
Commissioners Of Ormsby County,
Nevada
Attest: WIN. HY. DoANE,
Clerk.
Carson City. New, May A, 1891.
my8 I'm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
Shocking Ortrages.

LONDON, May 20--A letter has
reached st Petersburg giving an
account of the deplorable condi-
ton OF the female convicts on the
Island OF Sagahlien. Many of
the conviets transported to that
island are political prisoners
brought up in refinement. The
letter represents that female con-
victs upon arrival at the island
are given up to the officials, who
select whom they please for them-
selves and aprortion the remain
der amoung the soldiers OF the
guard and theTmale convicts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
ALL SORTS.

| The Warren Engine Co., will
| give an anniversary ball at the
Armory on June 18th.
| Another consignment Of Young
trout will be shipped to Elkc
shortly to be placed in the Hum
boldt.
The Elko county Grand jury in
session this week found three in
dictments against men who sold
whiskey to Indians.
The young ladies OF the Y. l.. I.
had a pleasant dance and straw
berry festival at Odd Fellows Hall
last evening, which was largely
attended, members of the order
from Reno and Virginia helped to
swell the gay crowd Of merry
makers.
W. 3. Hall the elegant young
society man of San Francisco and
Mob Hills favorite lawn tennis
player, has skipped out with over
seven thousand dollars belonging
to Greenburg & Bier, wholesale
jewellers OF San Francisco.
He is now in the city Jail with
five charges of embezzelment
against him.
The other day the Shah of Per
STA dropped a diamond into an
American coctail and it lost its
luster. turning it at once to a lem
on color. He thus discovered
that the Antwerp diamond sharps
had swindled him.
American coctails will be fav-
orite drink in the old world from
this on.
The fact that over one-half of
the graduating class Of the Oak
land High School were caught in
the act Of crib bling. or in other
words stealing the answers to
questions from books, may be an
eye opener as to how a good many |
school examinations are passed. /
In the Oakland High School CO
the student that passed the exa
nation secured unqualified ;.G- /
mission to the State University.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

Sandrock and Willard, practical
plumbers and gasftters, have op-
ened a shop in Dick Mills old
stand South Carson St., and pro-
pose t. do all work in their line
at prices SO low that you don't
have to mortgage your property.
to pay them. Stoves and ranges
and all kinds of tinware on hand,
at very reasonable rates. Razors
and scissors sharpened. j31tf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
Chatelain & Golden the leading

Chatelain & Golden the leading
Jewelers. of Nevada have now on
exhibition the largest line OF
watches, diamonds and precious
stones, jewelry, clocks, solid sill
yer and plated ware eyeglasses
optical goods etc. ever seen in the
State. Before buying a clock call
and examine our beautiful line of
Bronze Marble aid Onyx Mantel
clocks, at prices that defy com
petition. Watches and jewelry
carefully repaired all work war
ra1ted. a29tf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
A Dead SWindle.

Anus B. Crane writes the edi-
Of the APPEAL from Harrison New
York asking him to go into the
''green sc DDS" business, and offers
1000 counterfeit green-backs for
$40.
No doubt that very many of his
circulars are about town.
Any man who sends money or
attempts to tackle this old thread
bare game will be robbed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor of the Estate of George
Tuny, Deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims againsf, the
said Deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within Four
months after publication of this notice,
10 the said Executor, ut his place of bus.
mess at the state Capitol in Carson City
ormsby County, Nevaoa.
Dated, april 3rd, 1891.
CIV. RICHARD,
Executor of the Estate OF Geo. Tufiy, De.
ceased.
James D. Torreyson, Attorney for Estate.
a5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22
For Sale---Chanee for Bargain

A fine family residence, located
in central part Of Carson, contain
ing seven good sized, hard fin
ished rooms and bath room, three
lots, stable, chicken-house and
saddle horse. Will sell furniture
on reasonable terms. For par
ticulars apply Of Mrs. j. Tobriner
on premises. Al6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

ADVICE TO MOTHERS Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens thegums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
andis the best remedy for diarrhea
Twenty five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

DR.. Fox treats all diseases of the
rectum, including hemorrhoids fiis-
tuia, assures and ulcers, on modern
scientific principles ana radically
cures without pain, without loss of
blood and detention from bust
ness
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

More bargains in pictures. For
90 days L will make cabinet pic
lures for So per dozen. Paris
panels, Sc, 14X17 crayon finely
framed, only S.. Legislative
groups less than cost, Business
closes June 1st. Jas. FL. Crock
well. a25
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

Keep outof the grain fields, and
no shooting allowed on the Win
ME Ranch. BY order Of Mrs. E.
q. Winnie. m12 Inn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-22

DR.. Fox treats , slvate, chronic,
and nervous diseases of men, ner-
yous debility, impotence, structure
and all other weakness of man
hood.
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Mint ,Jnlip.

For an appetizing Mint Julip,
made on strictly scientific princi-
pies, go to the old, established
Capitol Saloon and Lodging House.
Mrs. j. FoRREsT,
my 20 I'm Proprietress.
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DIED.

SINGLETON-iu heno, Ney., May 2
John singleton, aged 60 years
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No CONTEST.

In round 81, the Referee entered
the ring and announced ''no contest -
The principles entered a vigorous pro
test, and the crowd hooted, cheered,
and dispersed
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STOCKS.

Yesterdays AFTERNOON BOARD.
Alpha-90c
Alta-95c
Andes-2
Belcher-1 IS
Best and Belcher-4 30
Belle Isle 45c
Bodie-1
Bullion
Caledonia-G0c
Challenge 50
Chollar-2 30
Commonwealth-S5c
Con Cal and Va-10s
Confidence-5s
Grown Point SO
Del Monte-25c
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G & Cpl
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T. olmeS-3
Imperial-2nc
u Justice-2 As
Julia-15c
KentRck-50c
Lady Washington-25c
Mexican-31
Mono-50c
Mt. Diablo-24
Navajo-30c
New York Con. 25c
North Bell Isle--70c
Occidental-11
Ophir-4s
Overman-2 20
Potosi-3
Peerless-10c
Savage %
Scorpion-35c
Seq Belcher-95c
Sierra Nevada 20
Union Com 35
Yellow Jacket-2B
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THE PRINCIPALS DEAD ON
THEIR FEET.
Some of the Hottest Fighting
on Record.
UOrbett Shows to the Best AdVan-
tage ThrOugh0ut-The Referee
Decides sSNe Contest

The Jackson Corbett fight vas
the main topic OF conversation
on the streets yesterday.
The Arlington House had made
arrangement for the receipt of
special bulletins by the Western
Union, and by O'Clock a large
crowd had gathered.
The excitement was almost as
great as it would have been at the
ring side, and after the bulletins
began to come in the betting was
quite lively
The following is the telegaphic
account OF the fight
$50. Corbett just arrived at
rooms. Betting lively 2 to l on
Corbett. Most reliable source
Jackson, 1877 lbs, Corbett, 1S5 lbs.
9:1O. Word from rooms re-
port men in fine condition. Cor
bett firm as a rock, Jackson nom
communicative. Men be in ring
in few minutes.
9:15. Jackson entered tie ring
just ahead of Corbett, great cheer
ing.
Round 10 P. NJ. Men sparing
for opening, Jackson leads, lands
left on Corbett's body, Corbett
PUSHES, swings left on Jackson's
stomach, clinch, one-half minute
Heavy inighting, long clinch, Ref
cree enters ring, separates men,
hissses. Corbett lands good left
hand swing on Jackson's chin,
Australian follows, Corbett leads
short left.
Round 2.-Corbett rushes, elm
ches aud shoves Jackson away
with open hand on face. Australian
laughs, Corbett seems worried.
Corbett leads low, heavy in-fight-
ing, clinch again, vicious right
hand at body from Corbett falls
away short, Jackson rallied. Cor
bett to ropes escapes left hand at
head by ducking, long range spar
ing, another clinch referee in ring
again, fighting heavy. Round ends
in Corbetts favor.
Round Jackson rushes right
and left at body sayagely, Cor
bett feeling but unable to find
Peter off guard, long arm and
Corbett lands left on head, Jack
son counting right on body, both
doing great boxing moving rapidly,
Jackson leads short and lightly
in face with Corbett's
left.
Round 4.-Fighting from open
ng, jackson lands twice on Cor
belts nose, Corbett clinches, uses
elbow on Peters neck, Corbett fol-
ows succession on Peters's body
and jaw right and left. Decided |
u Corbett's favor.
Round jackson lands light |
eft on Corbett's chin and rally, |
Jackson forcing fight honors easy
Jorbett lodges straight left neatly, |
Corbett's lips slightly swollen.
Jackson forces Corbett and Cor
oett lands left swing on Jackson's
head.
Round 6.-Jacllson lands stiff |
right handler on Corbett's head, |
-ong range sparring, clinch, Jack
son leads right at Corbett's ribs,
Corbett follows with left in stom-
lch, Jackson lands on the head
Jorbett lands good left on jack
sens jaw in a rush.
Round jackson leads left |
md right but iCorbett breaks
ground, Jackson fails to reach.
But little damage
Round 8.-Corbett leads left on
lead, Jackson counters on ribs.
Jackson ahead in the rally, Cor
oett Inshes, Jackson counters stiff
light on Corbett's ribs, Corbett
gains in the break and lands
heavily on Jackson's jaw.
Round 9.-JackSon lands on |
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Cemetery Water.

At the annual meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Ceme-
terry Water Works, April IS, 1891,
it was ResoJred, that all persons
wishing water for irrigation, the
present season will be required to
pay for the same on or before MAY
Z, 1891, for the season of five
months from May l, to October l.
The Superintendent will not water
any lot except in compliance with
this resolution. ap23tG
NJ. A. MURPHY, Pres.
A. NJ. MCCABE, Secy.
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Diseases Of woman a specially
m12 DIR. Fox.
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