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MONTHLY PILLS
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IHANCERY stLE-State Of Michigan. the
" Circuit Court for the County 81 Kent, In
Chanccry-A Michigan Mutual Lie Insurance
Company. complains Mt. v. Jergmiah W. Boyn-
ton, Sarah l. bo5nton. and Andrew sauer.
defendant.
la pursuance and by virtue Of decree OF tho
circuit court for the eJnnty OF kont. In
chencer,. nlado and mt sr,d en- the fourth day
o. March. A. ID. 1916. in ths above entitled cause.
notice II hereby given that on Friday. the IF
teenth day of September. A. II. lisa. AZ tn
- clock Ia the forenoon II rsid dsy. l. the sub
scriber. one Of the circuit court issioners
y and for said county - keni. IN the state OF
MICHIGAN. shall cell at public auction to the
highest bidder, az the north front door 81 IN /,
conf house Of said county. in the city of Gra N
kapids. in said county. all 81 tho<s certain
ple.,s or parcels 81 laud situate and being ia
the county Of kent and state ~ Michigan. and
moro particularly known and described As fol-
lows. towit: Lots ore 90 and four tlD IN block
ten tilB Dexter fraction of fle city 81 Grand
Rapids. in said state 81 Mich'gan and county Of
Kent. CHARLES W. ACGlt-L
Circuit Court Commissioners. h q. County, Mich.
BCxDT 4 TkAvIs.
Solicitors Tor emp ainsnt.
Dated AZ Grand kapids. Mich. August s A
d. fssk
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Drrsorr. Mich. SEPT fs.-whcat--No. 1
white, e5.c, October. ssAsc; December,
Ne.
Connie. ?. cash. &c.
Oats--No white. SIC.
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IT, BACHELOR. NJ. ID,
4 Cancer Specialist.

80. = Mours.a street ffsnf n spifs. Mich. ssnf
frFa etfraIsf ffrs. As~fiftink sfsaptosas - al
tinsis - eafesf sa1 eslafainih< tha nsn - and
sddFesse= q aaefs ibaa tto p~fsops hs las
fufr4f eifh hia fsrscas rississ Heafnsrsst M
snife as-sk Lea Ess - laonsf entn fuef es@'
tes = ouE
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SsHERIFFS SALE-8y virtue 81 a execution
- issued out ard under the seal OF the circuit
G nj Of the county Of ksut in tho state OF
Michigan. att-Eted GA the 1lfh day 81 Fcbruary,
A. D. isaf tome slirrcted aud delivered ia fsyor
of Alexander Aaiarsssh. end against IN goois
and chattei.- and Tor " tanreof then oi the
real stated Libby kubn. IN ,rein named. ! have
LEVIED thereon and sh1ii expose for SAFE. at
public auction or seadce. to the highsst ilcr.
al the east front or Ottawa str-s.t ent ranceg 20
the cour. house in the cisy II brand Rapids.
that being the place of holdinc thecircuit court
@. tia c0n1fy whsie said lr misses arr. situated.
on Satordag, tie leth cay Of September. A. ID.
$50 At tn o'clock 10 TIE forenoon of "a id day,
tie ioilowins oes,ribed real - ate. lying and
b ing In the county OF Kent, and state u MicLi
gan. and Described as follows. to-nif: Lot
number pine lel OF block number two (el OF
Nenham's addition 10 the city o. Grand Rapids.
hichieAn. according 10 the recorded plat
thereof.
Dated August 2. fSa
ISAAC r. LAMOREAUX.
Sheriff a Kent County
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Trains leo "a south a 9 ., q m ana n - y
ma asily. o1ker tEslns dsiiy excsst 5ants
sLkkFtks Avn FAkLne ckn -Eeslcs
hoftn-~i y . ~ train has fsrior ear - nsrk.
~ . q sr.ia he's sisepsnx can Gr.ss Rap.
tos 70 fs,ezNeT snd Mack NAV.
,nepsh.~'s ~ n train has psrior ear 6rza1
HAS o. Cinrlansll
irea N tfsin has fhreuxA coach aud psriar
Ell 1f4nd Rapids tefhicasa
. 90 p !. train has WsknsF sleepIne ear arsnt
II - n train he's Naxnsr sleeping ear Grad
hapids 70 Chicago
.srsKnao< asssb Rsrfps a rxpsAxA
iof ~ ask eecn ". uos IA n <aen Soc n
f.em Auskegoo-Ar ttoam t<0pn t&pm
easeAy tfsin lestss Tor naska<oa q = ~
ARRIVES froas haske<os ss1p ~
cHIcsoo VIA q. n -
Nv Grsnd haptds-- ioob m zop m uDpm
Ar thicaxo........--.. fiQpm eup ma s0S :.
hoi M train has tlrsaeh coarh ana hut "a
rsrior car aud II % . N train ds1ly Waxaar
sieeplnx car.
Nv. hica eo-........ f~an N ION , q.
Ar. Grand Rapids. f0pm s0s -
car.
Ioto p N traia daily. through coach sad was.
ner sleeping car.
through ticket. and full infounstisa can y,
led BY calling upon A. Almqnist, ticket ar-a.
y ae.nn station. telsphons No Cd Grand Rap
ios, Mich & l.. IspckN on.
Gen. Pass and Tiskst Assak
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat is on the decrease today. be
ing quoted al SIC aud oats at Zoe.
formulated sugar 10 quoted At &c per
pound Meats and poultry are firm
With no change Ia prices The de-
mand for fruits is good and prices fair.
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siAaAtg. Al others 1sle szr@ss <sn4<<
taEinr 60 A. ~ ttek
tar-Fsnx en- - Fsriiis So A. $3.50 e<r~~~fa
- 81 frrsn fte,rr4t FarseT esrs 80 - tFai1<
iesxInf llFara Ea1sfl.a - - - As freFit.f
ls<FFrls "a g. "a srflfine - eF<pa hnf,.as =
tHRn. f4f@r4 rs4arrltnfa tNete - tt-traf
a. - strunF1 frEtns ea11 49, tts EsflltFks
lFaff4I fatlr..a1 "A snsts HslstkefF HIefre1l.
A A84Qfnr Iirses 49,
trss4 fs4senFeg ~tot1a&
. " EeeeAxs q Al A CAle<se
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nm. ". ". rHIrPEN.

III Nsosstie Hlselfis 80 .lss sea s's>'ass
" Iee4fas.sef 80 secs f4sat
ia asafsia s1.tf sese aeee3 - fess ssnsi
ttne sn.f f4ss u safe = f<l< stat 80 $500
49, seia<1fsss ais So - ei4ht - 49, ttasr
- ssss.ssss ~ - cIesa ttfs Sect a
H. lfs ssass 60 es.it. 4ts4 ests''t - stt-'is
ss4 ialnt.st4. p tslts slse sisl.ss fais SO -
1sest g. t6s de- tsaEe htaft ~ = 80
= - a. ssalA kas.siea sstses
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CasSKD Goo.Ds-Corn. 81 e5lai.5o per
dozeni tomatoes. $l.35.6 i.5o par dozen.
CoFxkss- Roasted RIO. x3a21ei Mari
eaibo. es@3scs Java. a,a3ic; Mocha and
Java. Soa3le; packages. 81 Is fer case.
LARp-Comfound. tlerces. oci compound,
bop00nd tins. eAes pure. tisFc',s, ioei
80 pound tins. fOA.es kettle rendered,
tierces. lei oo-pouad tins. lac.
Fruits
ORASGks-Si .CosdLso per box.
LkAoxs-New Messinas. In boxes of aOos
and 36os. <3.75s4f.0o per box.
BAsASAs-Accorlingt to quality, 81. s5<ei2.o %
Per hunch.
sskEr PorArozs- 81. oo<di-e Is per barrel
Butter and Esgs--Whole<aIe Prices-
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Detroit, Lansing & Northern
july 81 isu
TO rETBofr.
Lv. Grand Rapids. sooam repm snpm
Ar. Detrolt-.......--.u 20 IN 50 m no y ~
FnoN DETROIT.
Nv Detroit ....,... Gam 1Dpm empm
Ar. Grand Rapids. Il - m . ~ , m 40 Is , N
SAGINAW. AI.AA AND ~. LOLA
lv- Grand kapids--.-- .-..----- - as m
Ar Grand hap ids.................i - m 10 - N
LOWELL. VIA f0wELL a HASTINGS n n
Nv. Grand Rapid s0oa N ispm sopm
Ar. frOln Lowell. zap ~ "a N
TuRorsu CAR SERVICE
rarior CARS ca al trains betwcen Grand Rap
ids and Detroit Psrior ear 10 Saginaw On
rlorning train
sEsery day. Other trains week days only.
GEoR0R DkHAyKs. Gen Pass Agent
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! AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
IN k1ect Jui, ~ I,soL
sr,s.r wsar r4s m. srnr~-

IN. fsle shorr "a fIesrlsna fn rssnnsriis.
18th tse IRE A T.. snd L. y d 81 ff-rras ga
e.s1krst SD ssyst dirtef ruute - fittsaars
a NsfsH a. j q 4. a. Osseisa1 n
g. kpoEEs. flifg fa-- Aeenl
sskks kssF kk.L1, tltF Itrkss krsaA
- - Mars esrs<1
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Demander a dies royalistes de devenir

0emander a dies royalistes de devenir
'6pubIicains, c'6tait Icur demander
plus que la vie. Pourtant, c'est IN
fait accompli. ii convent done de
garder n reserve prudente, en- ce
moment, au sujet de la mission de
Mgr. Satolli u Etats-Unis. Etant
place plus haut que les simples o
tells, lie Pape, au nom de qui il parle,
Y volt lus loin que nous. 81 tel est
son enseisnement, nous ferons loyale-
ment un acte de fol mais il convent
auparavant que lie premier pasteur de
chalue Diocese ait fait oficiellement
ehtcndre sa Observation-Disclosures,
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HISTOIRE
HlNLOIh III
---DUN-
FORESTER.
XXIII.
ENTIRE PATRIOTES.


Les inqnietudes etaient, EN- etfet,
assez wives. Nous touch;ons a la fin
de Juliet a lagitation DIES premiers
jours await succede une sorte dat
tente morne. Les nouvelles etaient
rares; rien encore n'avait bouge
dams les PLANES d'Alsace nj sur les
bords du Rhin.
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XIV.
LA REUNION DU LION ROUGE.

L'auberge du Liam rouge etait
situee sur la route q lentree de la
grande rue lie Natzviller. L'h6telier,
an vieux brave, un patriotic aui await
pris part aux dernieres queries de
Pempire, await dlesse dams la satle du
rez-de-chaussee Inc grande table
autonr de laquelle cinquante person
mes eussent tenu a raisc.
Les amis avaient etc prevents :
lis etalent arrives par groupes bien
ayant lheure fx6e. Sur la table, DIES
:moos de biere etaient disposts de
distance en- distance, alternant avec
DIES crucEes de vim blanc, DIES inches
J, de pam de menage ct de grands
fromages de Munster ct de G6rardmer,
On bolt sec dams nos m~ontagncs,
let meme apres l'heurc du diner il
nest pas Ill forester GU I'm bucheron
qui refuse de casser une crontc en-
avalant I'M verre de vim GU de biere.
Cetait NJ. Spitz qui await reggie ces
prtparatifs. Dams son idGe, ce quill
fallait, c'etait unc conversation a la
bonnie franquette, autour de la table,
comme dams les vei!lGes dhiver.
\ notre entree, nous vines tout de
suite que lappel await etc entendu.
IL V await la les gardes forestiers DIES
environs que lon a deja vus figurer
dams ce recit Matthias Diirer. dc
Natzviller Christian Hirtz, de la
Wolftsgrube ; Euloge Simonin, de
Grandfontaine Mattin Schneider, de
Walderspach Jean Waldeck, notre
garde champetre puts les %bhcherons
ct les s6gares +; DIES rouliers en- blouse
de voyage, les garcons de ferme que
lie service militaire ne reclamalt pas
encore, en- tout vingt-ciuq Il trente
gaillards REQUISITES, parmi lesquels
d'anciens soldats, br~aconnicrs Il Foe
%casion, habiles aux coups de fusil
derriere les haies, quand les forestiers
a~vaient lie dos tourne.
L'arriv6e de Nj. Spitz ct de mon
pere fut saluee bruyamment pen
dant quelques minutes il fut impossi-
BILE de s'entendre.
Quand lie silence sc fut a peu pres |
retabli, mes yeux firent lie tour dc la
sale. Eft que visje alors ? Pres du
poele Gtaient, modestement assise
dams l'encoignure du banc, Suzanne,
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DES ChRESNE'N DAMN IA
MILE.

Nos antilles les plus vraies sem
blent avoir besoin detre rahi ees
par dies manifestations e~xterieures:
aussl les caresses eXcitent-elIes plus
vivement Ia tendresse qui nous porte
a les prodlguer. L'enfant caressant
est plus aime de SEES parents, ct les
Anne advantage, parce quill reveille
plus solvent affection dams leur
cGur ct dams lie sien. Par malheur.
fage ettace msen>iblement cette ha-
bItude devehus grands, nous avons
homie de la naIvete de nos expan-
slons nous he nous aperceyons pas
que In froideur exterieure don't nous
nous e%nveloppons alors, nous passe
bient0t jusqu'au ceur. De Ia quel.
quefois Indifference qui s'e.ablit
entire les membres dune meme IA
mile de Ia cette d6satfection reci-
rioque qui les separe, vers lie milieu
CT la vie, ct les rend stranger Fun d
%lautre, simon hostiles. Que Ion
cherche bieu. ct ron vera que peut-
etre du premier jour.on lon a oublie
d'embrasser son pere GU So seu i
son lever, on a commence 4 les
moins aimer. A force dc supprimer
| expression dune emotion, rhomme
sen desaccoutume au contralre, la
manifestation apparente dun senti-
ment rentretient, lie ~surrexcite, lex
alte, CONNIE lexercice du corps le
rend plus fort ct plus souple, CONNIE
| usage de la parole accroit l'Gnergie
de l'esprit. Aussi Ia pertc DIES habi-
tudes caressantes de tendance est
ellie I'm grand malheur dams nos
mnurs; car c'est une DIES causes les
plus propres a detruire laffection dies
families, qui est la plus douce, la
plus sure, ct Ia plus CONSIGNMENT
.bienfaisante de toutes les families.
LES TUYAUX D'IRRIGATIoN.-Les
habitants riziers de St-Jean- Baptiste
ont pressure tous enleve les tuyaux
en- fer qu'ils avalent places dams la
levee sur la fol de Iautorisation que
leur await accCrd6e une legislature
lgnorante ct qu'une autre legislature,
remarquablc par sa stupitfitG, les
d'enleyer avant que l'usage
matt encore compense leurs debours.
a obei q Ia loi de 1892 avec
tautant moins de mauvaise grace
lue la condition du marchG au riz
cette aimee ouvre de bien ~tristcs
.perspcctivcs pour Ia culture dc cefte
dams notre paroisse pour les
4 venir, chacun reconnaissance
'impo5sibilitG dc ccttc culture aux
priX actuels.
Les tuyaux 81 conteux retirGs DIES
.evees ne sont plus d'aucune utilize 4
eurs proprietaires, lie seul usage
III lis en- puissent fairc Gtant de les
en- monuments a la be
Use combinte dc deux legislatures
CNeschacGb6.)
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ATEL1ER

Ayant tout lie materiel neeessaire, nous
sommes A meme d'rxerntrr tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qai nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avncat. carries d'affaires. entates de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc., seront imprimes dams lie plus bre
ddGlai at a ces prix ua, detieut tonte concur
renee.
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Frederic Roth await etc laisse tram
guile, ct, loin de lie cacher, Suzanne,
au contraire, lemmenait avec ellie
dams Ia plupart de ses sorties.
NJ. Spitz ct mon pere etaient allies
s'asseoir au haut bout de la table !;
jules les avit suivis. Rien ne
m'empGchait de rejoindre Suzanne ::
j'eus bient0t traverse la sale.
Ellie me reeut avec son gal SOU
rire ct me fit une place aupres dele
sur lie banc.
-Cest-il done vrai. Pierre, me dit
ellie, que nous allons avoir la guerre
ct que les ennemis sont deja en- mar
che ?
Son visage etait devenu serieux
tout a coup /; e yeux d'ordinaire
ST donx brilIaient CONNIE deux chan
delles.
-Rien de plus vrai, Suzanne ce
que ia dit Jaequele l'autre jour, tout
lie monde lie salt aujourd'hui.
-Mais on Sc defendra /! II y a dies
fusils pfein lie village on fera CONNIE
nos peres ont fait, n'est-ce pas, Pier
re =?
Je la regardai, tout surprls de son
animation.
-Tu connais done les histories
d'autrefois ?
-Si je les COMMAS done LIE
soir, a la veillee, mon pauvre pere les
a contees cent tois /; Il a etc de la
troupe du colonel Wolff, lui aussi.
All +! sill wyatt encore, CONNIE ce qui
Sc passe lui remuerait lie sang !
Je restai muet un moment, puts
yeux a~viserent lie petit Allemand,
qui, berce par lie bruit de eonversa-
tions generates, commencait a sen
dormir.
Eft s'ils viennent lei, les ALLIE
mands, repris-je, 81 on ne les arrete
pas IN chemin, que feras-tu, Suzanne,
de ce petit :
Ellie cut son plus gal sourire.
-Qui salt ? dit.elle, lis verront
peut-etre que nous ne sommes pas 81
mechants qn'euS, puisque nous avons
EN- pitie de leurs enfants abandonn6s
Mais &c nest pas pour celia que j'ai
pris Frederic; tn lie sails bien, Pierre.
ct NJ. Spitz aussi.
CONNIE j'allais repondre, lie bruit
DIES conversations s'arreta tout q
coup, ct la petite voix claire de NJ.
Spitz s'eleva.
Suzanne ME toucha lie bras CONNIE
pour me recommander lie silence, ct
ellie tourna e yeux. vers lie pere
Toute son anne sembIait
s'etre refugiee dams son regard.
Et, CONNIE 81 o. Advertisement
muet ne lui paraissait pas suffisant, |
ellie ajouta
Ne parlc plus, Pierre, je ten
prize je eux tout entendre.
-Puisque quclques-uns d'entre
vous, disait NJ. Spitz en- r6ponse sans
toute a que!que observation prece-
ont garde lie souvenir du par
Wolff de Rothau, j'espere que
Lo,us me comprendront 81 je dis quill
4 lalsse un eXemple a suivre.
tne rumeur d'approbation couvrit
.es paroles. Tous ces braves gems
oaraissaient du meme avis, quand
me voix rude repondit /:
Ca, c'est a voir. Sauf votre res
)ect, non avis est que ces atfaires la
'egardent lie gouverncment. II a ses
ct il ma pas besoin de nous
Jour bonner CONNIE il fault une frot-
ee a ces gueuX d'Allemands.
C'etait Jean Waldeck qui parlalt
'insi. La main fr6le de Suzanne
'appuya SUI MOI bras ct ses doigts
e crisptrcnt son Indignation etait
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I. 80 Y 0 = a
90 Or. PIERRE

est n1 dos rfcillcHrs rrtrad, d no.ra t,~1ue. II
nettotc IL *au". rcrouveltr Ia vi,alj .. rrieyC din
totIN to.t ger ( de matI'!ic, ct mt On ulrretrr,us
les ur1ancr JtatS de huunrs condition. tv i.rtrion.
mmctt. La r Cdegiuc - compost ds pit tf,ute
snrtes q ingredients Gifierc' 4. tires prfncipa emeut
ulfc2ac 'rg"tJI. 81 est trnnU Il el ustu, denutS
i'tiS &c cent an. >~u eicp.ola 6t tres ava tageux
dlH> 7 E2ncr|lt1 dc~ rrutx Cmi ID nos iDurs affcc.
tent thunnlniie ct rriuelpJlemcrt dams &, maiaai,S
GAi pf"hlcnnvut IN ~an@ 81 Gcs dt-orite. Gc ttstn-
mae telIcS 4ae constipation. uu,tx Cc tCtt. uai die
ceS ro@ron~. CCralt:ru ipii,usr. iaurf~-.. rtleta-
t'sincs: hydrorise. tv>pens.c. indigestion. ftvtc
Ifternnt'cHte, crt~yrtltG. hru,orSA ~ fa.c. fri>-ca-
q mere, scrotdie. T. a.r. ruruientCS, dGmaa.eai
sons, NtrS, d1rtrc~, tiou efurtiouS rutlt ecl. cx-
croiSSances Clncercuses, nauy CT plaieS. dnuieurs
uanS II systcme us CaT. Gnl.lstjpa. mlladics de
feinmcs. faihtessc, brcuchites, rnugco.c, max lie
reinS, tfourtii sScmcTt-. etc.
Ic FoVoRo nest pas une injdceigC trcyCtte. ~ il
nest pas en- vcute chez les droguisteS: mai. mus
par un sentiment dc gratitude enycrs lc dncteur ct
desircuN Dc rairC partigipvr le genre hurnain aux
nenciiecs q4tl, eH ont recCs. les honaes ct les
temmes qui ont etc "uGris par &C reta6de en- sont
devenus les agents 1t K font aI.si plrvtnir am
malades les plus 6loignes.
II une grande valeur CONNIE remede dc familie.
Dlrticaierement pour les persounes qui dencurent
aune grande distance des m6decins ct dcs pharina-
ciens. LcremGde ne peut pas etre ohtcrr des dro-
gulstes, mails Scaiement deS agents i3caux. Pour
plus anples informations CT sill ne 81 trnuvc pas
Gagent dams votre voisinage, 6crivez att Dr. Peter
rahrney, II2-II4S. How're Ave, Chicago, I'll.
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ANNONCES.

o. csrre de !0..gnes: lere. insertion, $3.50
" 2me. " rs
i" Insertion add so
Toute anncIce lndiQu mt la profession
Zones. mar IN. G,avance. IS 90
Annonce re canlidats, d'avance,. ..--l0 90
Necrologlr. par 10
T0ufr ,nnnnra commercials publiee a IAN
nee sera in>frfe an tau de so cents par ponce
pour la premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
Insertions SUI sfqientes.
Tuute aunonce don't lr non. bre d'insertions
q eat pas specific spia inseree iusqu'a nouvel
Ordre au taux Or,linaire.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
One Handed Skill

Some months ago young Miles
Sharkey was injured in the box fac
tory and has since had the use of but
one arm. The cost of attending to
his injuries, which amounted to
$1,000, was paid by the Lumber
Company.
Notwithstanding his injuries young
Sharkey is very dextercus with his
good hand.
He made feet of tin sail boats
with tin sails etc., on which were
painted the names of the various
newspapers in this city and the Sill
yer questions, One named John
Sherman" was total wreck. The
work shows great skill, better than
most men could accomplish with both
hands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
Neither Bill will Do.
Nj. FL. DEYoUNG,
Director-General.

Washington, Oct. 3-Springer has
been looking into the question of
whether the passage OF either of the
silver repeal bills would restore abso-
lutely free coinage under the Act of
1887. He concluded that the revival
of the clause fixing the amount of
silver in the standard silver dollar
might possibly be construed as war
ranting the unlimited coinage of sill
yer by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Springer consulted Carlisle, who ex-
pressed the opinion that free coinage
would not result from the passage of
either bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04

kRAUsE's HEADACHE CAPSULES,
unlike many remedies, are perfectly
harmless; they contain no injurious
substance. and will stop any kind of
headache, and will prevent head
aches caused by over-indulgence in
food or drink late at night. Price
twenty-five cents.
For sale by Summers & Dauchy,
druggists. m
Prof. L. thinner will furnish
music for balls, parties, private and
public entertainments, and give in
structions ON ten Instruments; violin
and mandolin speciality. Apply at
Ormsby House.
Jim Virgins will have another OF
those exceedingly popular dances at
Empire Friday night, Oct. 9th, in
his hall. Accommodations for man
and beast can be had on application.
o3tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
The Next Governor.

Even at this early day there Is
quite little buzzing going on III re-
gard as to who shall be our next Gov
ernor. Many names are mentioned
and among them are few who were
afraid to get in line with the SILVER
party last year. These men have the
gall of an OK, but they will undouot-
edly land in the soup. The Silver
party of Nevada will hold conven-
ton next summer in which no gold
bug had better poke his saffron-col-
ored phiz. The people want State
ticket in the field next year composed
of men who have been tried and not
found wanting. County Times.
The Silver men viii nominate a
fnlI State ticket as Mr.. Wallac re
mark ed "from soda 10 hock" and they
will treat candidates for places just
as the Republican and Democratic
parties of this State have always
treated candidates They will de-
mand of them a clean record for
party fealty.
The men who worked in the Silver
party last Fall will need no special
introduction to the convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
THE TELEPHONE.

Hello, California Fruit Grower
Why do you send so much third class
fruit to Nevada!
G, f. G.-Because you blasted
idiot there is no fourth class fruit.
Hello, Pool-buyer-What are you
cussIng race tracks for!
p. B.-That blamed jockey rode a
square race; l never knew him to do
it before and his trick cost me four
hundred.
Hello Barth-Why are you back
again?
Barth--I come back to get my
horse shod. Got as far as Placer
vile and found the charges fcr
shoeing escaped convict's horses Sc
high that | came back to Carson
where they give a man show.
Hello President of the Senate-Is
the Silver Bill still under discussion.
P. of S.-You bet; the lie passed
twice this morning, Stewart shook
his fist at Voorhees,, and Jones has
jumped square into the Populis
Enclosure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
Something Interesting.

For the latest songs and instru-
mental music, books, magazines and
papers, call at Cagwin and Note
wares,
They have just received consign-
ment of music embracing the latest
favcrites; also the newly introduced
school text books.
Old gold and silver bought fol-
cash; all kinds of broken, unused
or out-of-style jewelry, silverware,
etc. highest prices paid. Send by
registered mail or express. Cash re-
mitted at once. Victory Chemical
Co., Refiners and Asssyers, 1O3
State ST.. Chicago. st "a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-04
Silver Champions.

st. Louis, Oct. 3.-The Pan
American Bimetallic League assem-
bled here this morning About q
hundred delegates were present.
President A. G. Fiske of Denver,
called the convention to order. The
delegates were welcomed on behalf
of the city by ex-Congressman Ma
than Frank, and on behalf of the
state by Ex-Governor Stone.