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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

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I Ir'oI,' D. T. lhase ana we are hoN
IN IN IolIlhp.a 'e"ch'ps me celebrated
f.rehch TAILOR sys'en Ot ufe' s-cut-
tlng'
Inc ume hsS come Mnen dress cut
urg has become al AT, bastd on geo
meJIlcal prn c'pies auo not on sup
positions OF anatohy.
our syF'tm u me latest IN the
lLJke', beng ptttehied in 1892, aud
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
NOTICE.
Figuers d Padsen, ct ais, VS.. w. w.
Small.

Figuers 6 Padsen, ct ais, VS.. w. w.
Small.
In obedience 60 Al order made in this
cause, will PrIceed on Monday, the
Goth day Of MSEch, lS9i, at the court
house door, ia NsWbsrc, Tenn, to sell
to the highest 81 oder on credit of six,
twelve, aud eighie n months, free from
redemption, ti'e following described
tract or parcel Ol land: Situated in the
Fourth civil district at Lewis county,
Tenn, bounded au thu North by the
lands of Kittre.i, Emst 10y the Rockdale
Co.'S lands, So2th by Stewart, and west
10y lands OF hUOL, excluding about 30
acres as shoWH lev PleSdings in this
cause, which see fov fuller description,
containing abGUS 400 acres. 80
Said land viii he sold AS the property
of VIM. w. Suisii, TO satisfy Judge
ment in iaNOr 0f Eigusrs & Padgett and
w. 5. Fleming, Jr., fer $3i3.72 and for
costs. NOted Wtd be required of pur-
chaser with goqd persona, security, and
lien retained Ott jsnd.
feb24 ids J. +. CARROLL, c. & NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

IT seems that even electricity, that
mysterious and useful. but hitherto
deadly force, when improperly used,
can now be so controlled that a cur
rent OF almost intinite power can be
passed through the body of man
without any injury. This wonder
full discovery has been made by a
young Bohemian, NikOIa Tesla Mr..
Tesla stands, holding alott a gIa' s
globe containing lime and permits Il
current Of 100000 volts to pass
through him, brilliantly Illuminating
the globe, aud withoutthe leasts ock
to him. He says the time will come
when wires will be abandoned as
conduct r. Of electricity and all cur
rents he passed through the ground
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
10 r.. Warren Clark.

Louise NJ. Clark, In the Chancery
VS., SGourt at COlum bia,
E. Warren Clark. Tenn.
In this cause it appearing from an
affidavit made by the complainant and
also by the Sheriff. return made on the
subpoena issued in this cause for the de-
PENDANT, Il. w. Clark to answer the bill
filed herein, that the Sheriff has made
diligent search for the defendant, Z.
Warren Clark, aud that Ia is not to be
found within the County of Maury, and
from the best Information that can be
obtained, that hs ia now absent from
the State Of Tennessee, and nOn-resi-
dent thereof, and that he left the State
of Tennessee t0 avoid the service of copy
bill and subpoena in this cause. 1t APP
peariug from affidavit OF complainant
that the defendant stated that he would
not receive the bill aud that he left
his home, and the State of Tennessee
mmediately thereafter, and is nov a
nonresident of Tennessee, he is there
fore hereby required to appear on or
before the first Monday of April next,
before the Clerk aud Master of said
court at his office in Columbia and make
defense to the Til filed against him in
said court by Louise NJ. Clark, or other
wise the bill will be taken for con-
fessed. 1t is further ordered that this
notice be published for four az cOnsecu-
tive weeks iu the Columbia HERALD.
This February -, 1893.
J. {. DEXTER, d. G. NJ.
RUSSELL Il WILKES, SOl's for CompPt.
feb24 II
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

IN r. pon'e to the question, what
brought lie Puritans to this country
a bright Iit,lsgir once replied, "Ihe
d--ire TO Worship God according T.
the diatlte7 Of their own c)uscieneee
and 20 make everybody else do 81
too" The treatment o, the Ssve uth
Day Adven5ists, by the State Of
Teunes ee makes Que believe that the
Puritan spirit must be very etropl
in this Stare According to Venne-.
see law, every one must abatain LruW
their uaual work on Sunday, tht
first day Of week. II Que happens t.
be Of the belief that the seventh da,
is the proper Sabbath, according t.
Tennessee law he must outrage biz
own con,cieGce TO obey the Will O.
the law uakera
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
OVER THE COUNTY.
Rains Worm Candy never fails.
tf

Rains Worm Candy never fails.
If
4 lnte dispatch FROM Baffalo saws:
ED Geer5 says be will drive Hal
Pointer in 900 minutes this year"
b eed to Hal Carter 1924 this season
aud your pacing colt will b. in the
swiu when he comes, Hal Carter by
Brown Hal 2:l2R, dam foil sister to
Red Pilot. See a. W. Mckay, South
side Park, Columbia, Tenn. 1t
All winter goods now at cost at
It.. HENRY GROSS.
AT Lazarus & Sons you can get %
pounds If goou lice for one dollar.
feb24 81.
Attorney Gen. John L. Jones 10 at
home this week. The ueXt court he
will have to attend will be at Savan-
nah, the home Of Judge Patterson.
Dark, light aud medium calicoes at
cents az
/ l.. HENRY GROSS.
You should Set the rush at S. NJ.
Taylor & Co., for fire go ds, way
down il prices. teb24 st.
w. O. WitherrpoCn has been taken
back 10 the asylum. HIS mental
condition seemed TO be growing
worse, and his trends began to fear
that he might become violent
Heavy brown domestic only {
cents at
1t. HENRY GROSS.
Mr.. w. p. Cook, Of Santa, Fe and
Miss Mat Pealy were married yester,
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. X. "A. Alexander, bI 9th
iu-law Of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. D. Massey
ni Santa Fe.
Fresh Virginia land plaster at E
w. Gamble Grocery Co. nIar3-4t.
Landreth's FRESH Garden Seeds
whCl. sale and retail at RAINS drug
store. 1t
You know you save money by buy
ing staple groceries OF Lazarus
Sons. Your gains will he still
greater by buying your extracts
tiavoring and canned good4 Of them
of which their line is complete.
feb24 81.
Rains Wolm Candy guaranteed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
Chant cry Sale OF Land.

L. c. Mcdowell, 81 al, vs.. w. J. Ander-
eOn.
Pursuant to p decree rendered at the
October term, 1872, OF the Chancery
Court tor Maury NHUNty, at page 352, of
the minutes, } WIB, GA
Saturday, Earca "a, 1893,
Expose 70 pR',tt; sale at the court house
door in the toWH az Columbia, the fol-
lowing described tract &c parcel ofland,
to-wit: Lying ~ bG Ninth civil district
OF Maury County, beginning at stake
on the west bariH al tue tail race of the
Nicholson miii, IaG on the right bank
of Little Bigby G reek, and thirty links
from low water mark, from which stake
5. 46A degrees cart at u links is a dry
sycamore and y. degrees Il. at Is links
Is a willow; roaming thence with +. &.
Mack's line pOcagIel with SAID creek
towards its sCuUre, aud 80 links from
low water magE * poles 20 links to a
set rock, then leaving ttse creek and run
ming east 80 poles to "a stake on West
bank OF mill race AID IA hnks east of
wild plum tree i"tIr snu aft; then along
the west side 0f said mill race n. 1917
| degrees w. pulr % links; then n. 6l%
w. poles - LUIS tll9n n 10 minutes
| VIA poles ~ }iuGs; then n. degrees,
9 minutes 4. II r. , 'iUkS; thence n 22l%
| degrees w. j. p0inS ! links to stake
west of the miE house; thence n. l5lI
| degrees w. s Po{r 8 ljuks to the begin
ming, containing "a .l-l0 acres, more or
! less.
Terms OF sale; Said sale will be on
a credit Of six HSGatts. Note bearing
interest from day al sale with approved
personal security will be required of
! the purchaser a,ld lien retained to Sc
cure payment az shs purchase money.
feb25 It sc. DEXTER, ID. G. NJ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

AS the time draws near Tor the eW
administration to come into power
the tinahce question forges more and
more 10 tGe front as the subject winch
will be Of the fret importance auG
Iequ r. Jue ear lest settlement. The
disturbing ia tor in the question o.
finance is silver. How to dispose OF
silver . a mater Of absorbing inter
est TO 10Th silver men and snti-eiI-
yer mea. There seems to b. 80 little
hope f the uttm&e passage Of u
free coinage btll, that the advocate,
of thar measure are beginning to
think thai the best thing they can
hope to do, : to defeat the repeal of
the present silver purchase law, re-
quiring the purchase monthly OF
,ur AID half million ounces of
silver by ;he government.
On tn other haud the auti-silver
men, fearing that the opposi.iop Will
preve&t their repealjng this law, are
anxious to pactty them aud the autt-
silver iehdeI, Mr. Hotter o Ohio. las
introduced a bill for tn, Unlimited
free co.rage of silver, which how
ever d"privts silver of its function
a. regal lender. In fact he pro
poses . lur her degrade it, by oui .
/ ing tie name dollar and calling
/ the dollar the "tcn djmen piece, the
half dollar, the live dime p zee aud
20 or. Fhe present outlook f /
/ Legislation on tiuance in the interest
If the whole people Is by 40 means Il
/ cheerful ONE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
STATE MEMS.

a recent dispatcu uom Knoxville
says that negro named Joe Pogue
near Jellico outraged a white giri
near that place ana that a mob took
him over on the Kentucky side and
hung him.
y few days ago, Henry Davenport,
a wealthy farmer ue.r Knoxville,
was swindled out Of $500 10y u man
who sold him two tricks uf brass,
pretending that hey were god.
A. L. Lands, Jr., 4 stock and bond
broker Of Nashville and at one time
editor of The Nashville Banner, was
arrested in Cincinnati iast week for
forging some UoLd, Of The McGavock
IL Mt Vernon HOr,e Railroad Co, of
Nashville. He tuck one bond 20 Il
lithOgraphiu& establishment ana or.
dered sixteen OF them made eX-
actly Ike it. The company sus-
peeled something wrong AID tele-
graphing to y, shVjIla for infOrua-
ton had their su-plciOns confirmed.
The officers Of I load comlany
then went to Cincinnati aud had
lands arrested.
On Friday Of las week, Lae Smith.
nineteen year-o,d >, II If Mr.. d. w.
Smith, Of Mu'fre, sho.o, w acct
IDENTIFY shot AID killed. He and some
companions we're shooting at target
with small rifle and when starting
home young Smith threw ur his hat
I for one Of the Others 10 shoe at. Tie
rifle, do nos fire a. tirst, hut as he
Went forward to get mis- hat the rifle
accid-utly went III and the ball
struck hun in the ue,k. He died the
hext day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

AT This writing il seen. extremely
improbable that judge Benton Han
chett, appointed by President Harri-
son to the place vacated by Judge
Jackson's appointment, will be con-
firmed by the Senate, Tnere will be
hO more Senate Executive sessions.
AS the next Senate will ba Demo-
cratic, we do not suppose It will con-
firm Judge Hsuchett's appointment,
and Democrat will no doubt be NJ :
pointed by President Cleveland.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

IT is said, on good authority, that
Mr.. Ralph Davis, though he has
been found guilty by fair and hon
est Judge of practices that disLonor
him as n lawyer aud dlsoar him from
practiclng his profession in the
courts Of the State, will nevertheless
refuse to resign his hOnOrel position
as Speaker uf the House of Repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Davis is making a
mistake that will be grievoIs in it,
results 70 him. He has been much
hOnored man. Though still very
young l~ss than 80 years old, and
without ANY practice in those courts
where lawyers establish regulations
for real ability, the civil coucts; with
bat little political experience and in
spite Of II widespread prejudice
against his race, MIR. Davis has had
conferred upon him the highest
honor within the gift Of the Lower
House. Mr.. Davis was made Speak
er by reason of the general recOgni-
ton Of his capabilities as a presid-
ing officer, his quickuess to discrimi-
nate in parliamentary questions, his
pleasant address, and withal, his
self as-ertiveness and disposition to
push his own claims. Some who arr
not very friendly to him sly that it
was chiefly this last quality, called
for short, gall" that enabled him to
secure his election as Speaker.
Upon the truth Of that proposition
we are not prepared to pronounce
but Of one thing We are very sure, il
is only his "gsiIn that will either
make him, hereafter, want to hole
his otfi,'e or enable him tx p;eside
over thu House, without hanging bls
head in shame.
Nothing would be farther from
this paper than to kick man merely
because he i down; but we insist
upon it, that the Ony decent thing
Mr.. Davis can now do is to resign
A due regard to the eternal fitness
of things would compel any one nOt
possessed of exceedingly thick skin
TO recognize that, win the presen
shadow up, ~ his charac,e", his Eel
low members would never have
placed him in the S eakYrs Chair
and he would therefore relieve tnem
OF the emb ,rra5sment occasiOned BY
if, by res gniug A dsbarred AM
di4h Nuored laWyer would certainly
never b. elected Speaker; if such l
person wolld never be elected Speak
or, he na- no right to be 81 elker, an
being sucn, he ought TO resign. |
he does resign aud trust tor his vinii
cation and reinstatement to tn
action of the Supreme Court, an'
the action Of that court il favOrsb, e
Mr.. Davis may become M re ppp1
lar man than ever. Bat his failur
to resigl now, whatever thu aotio
Of the Supreme Court may b., vii
force his fellow members OF the L g
, islature TO rememDei him as a ma
devoid OF lfue seusibiittes and IN
:, worthy Of their esteem. Self con
iIonce aud sef.apprec,a' ion al
I,uiqhiy cool things to have, on
; when lfeV dcgenera e into gall, the
be.Ovlc It Lgusting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
Friday March B, 1898.
STRICTLY BUSINESS.

The HERALD will give 500 to the
Kings Daughters, to he used as they
please for charity purposes, il, upon
investigation, it is proven that the
HERALD has not a larger bona tide
circulation in MAURY COUNTY than
any other paper in the world. We
invite our customers to examine our
subscription books. and we cordially
invite our contemporaries to submit
to an investigation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
SOCIETY.

Mise Minnie LeNrave entertained
quite number OF her friends Tue, =
aay evening, complimentary TO her
friend, Miss Miss Mayes # Chatta-
noOga. The hou.e VAS beautiful y
decorated with ftrns and evtrgreene
and brilliantly lighted with wax
candles The gentl-nI eu'A prize wa
won by h &. Sparrow. MIS- Char
lotte Whit horne ard Mis- Mary
Wilkes tied for the ladies' pre-, bur
when tire tie-Rame WIS played, II
WAS won by Miss Wbitthorne. AT
midnight The guests we've shown
into the dinning-roOm where elegant
refreshments were served. The fol.
lowing were. pre-, ent: Misses Mary
Wilkes, Belle May, 5, Charlotte Whit
thorne, Mary Evans, Minnie Lee
Neave, Linds Frieison, Bessie Heud-
ley, Alice Dixon, Minnie Holding,
Mrs. DR.. Pillow, Mrs. A, p. Morgan
Messrs. \. p. Morgan, Hill AleXan-
DIR, J. Lee Eppersop, Fred Gamble,
II. q. Sp4uOw, Robt Mckinney, Joe
Afford, Ulua Foster, Edwin Black,
burn, VIII Chsilin, William Evans
and Marsh Chetir9.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

Those who have listened to the
rumOr5 that President Clevela I'd
called Judge Gresham into his Csbi-
net for the purpose of boomug him
for the next President, and tuIs sit
ting down upon extreme partisan
Democrats, espec ally those of the
South, may rely upon il, that is a
mistake. Not only has Mr., Cieve-
land shown his great good will for
the South by selecting three South
ern men for his cabinet, but it is now
said that suat Dolly Johnson col
Ored,) OF Kentucky, has been called
TO preside over the White House
kitchen. Can any one reasonably
suppose after this evidence Of adj
mirstiou for corn dodgers and fried
chicken, that the President has any
thing against the South!
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

The lurid atmosphere OF Memphis
seems to be assuming its normal hue,
Whether young Mr.. Dubo-e has
accepted Editor Carmsck's advice to
consult a dictionary aud to take
vermifuge we do not know. But
with Speaker Davis diSbarred and
the legislature adjourned, the Mem
phis newspapers seem to be Obliged
to get off their respective ears, for
lack of p c0SUs beli, and resumo the
usual functions ~ tha r~oea.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

AND now come two yuuug men of
Kansas and say they will nevar visit
nor have anything else to do with
girls who wear hoop-skjrts, Go
slow, boys. The disease prevailed in
this country quite baily some years
ago, bu: it is not Of record that there
was any less marrying or giving i'm
marriage during the period. The
fact is, n pretty girl looks about as
pretty in one fashion rs another and
it will take something worse than
crinOline to keen the bows away.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

Mr.. WILLIAM WALDORF AsTOR,
Dutchman by Descent. an Ameri-
can by birth, millionaire by iuh6ri-
lance and pleteian toady in fact,
has become an Englishmau by adop
ton. He has bought the Pail Mall
Gazette and been presented to the
Prince OF Wales. Now, no doubt, if
NE shows a reasonable disposition to
lose his millions at poker and
baccarat, he can .ming.e to his hearts
content in that nasty mess, aristo-
cratic English society. Great scott!
what n descent from that honest, old
trapper aud fur merchant VINO laid
the foundation of the AstOr millions
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

WHAT are the people OF the Knob
Creek and Santa Fee country going to
do while the County Court and the
Turnpike Company are quarreling
about the torn up bridge? One or
the other of the cOmbatsnts should
provide way for the people to reach
town and that quick. All parties
are suffering because of tine trouble.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

Gov. TURNEY having announced
his intention OF withdrawing the sol
diers from Coal Creek, it is reported
that the miners met and decided TO
1iberate convicts there and burn the
stOckades. We warn tho miners that
Tennessee has a Governor now, and
when they fool with Old Pete they
are monkeying with buzz saw.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

Mr.. CLEVELAND aud three of the
"good men and true" ia his Cabinet
weigh together over thousand
pounds. There will be nothing
small about this administration.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

The last reports from Governor
Turney state that he is rapidly i'm
proving in health and spends the
pleasant days driving about tn
country; sometimes he also tskes
quite long walks. Gen'l Fife thinks
the Governor will soon lie in better
health than he has been for some
years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

THERE is said to be general move
ment all over the South at present
on the part of the negroes, to mi
CRATE West and settle on small farms.
Let ,em slide.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

LET It's z We thanks. To-day is the
last day of n Republic IN Admins
tratlou. OIce more, after more than
thirty years, this is government
"of the people, for the re pie, ana by
the people"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
Maury G dintY

Horse and Cattle Powders Ior sale by
Woodbridge, IRVINE Il fowler. If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03
NHcKENN NON BR 0S.
lVI& ANDERS0N'S,
New YORK, Feb, IS, '03.

Kid Gloves, which you will
place on sale on Monday,
March 6. These gloves come
in tanS and black, and are
splendid knock about gloves
and are worth ST. in a regular
way, but on Monday, March
the 9th, the price will be 69c.
a pair, money down. | also
send you some of the newest
things in Ladies English
Walking Gloves in OK blood
reds, navy blue and tans, with
large pearl buttons. These
are the very latest productions
in the kid glove line. The
show windows are full of
them here and | notice that
they are marked Sis a pair;
our price will be $I.5o a pair.
They are very scarce goods
in this market.
| am picking up some love-
ly things in the way Of dress
goods. The different shades
Of purple and heliotrope lead
in the list of colors this season
with reseda, light grey and
tan following close in the list
of favorites. A light and
more pronounced green than
reSeda is being pushed to the
front by fashions fancy too.
| send you by express a
pretty line of new yelling,
among which you will find
some of the new greens.
l have shipped you many
new things in wash fabrics,
white goods, etc. You'll be
surprised at the variety and
scope Of this part of our spring
stock. No past has been
measured by in its purchase.
It's just simply our conviction
that our people are entitled to
the best that the market af-
fords. and it's inst this idea
from one end Of fine Store r.
the other, in all orr denart.
ments that makes o,,rs q NOM
ular store TO trade If
The Irish Lawns that
sent Won some fine 400 ~,
the scarcest goods IN tbi.
market. More orders thar
the mills can produce is the
ground floor and secured
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-03

DIR. MARY WALKER is opposed to
hoOp-skirt5. or course; Mary wears
pants.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-12
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PACIFIC clMpAIY

.ss,gat..CsN.. Wednesday July
rs .~53, aud unit turtteT nGa1ce-
I'm, VIII cave Reno Is follows:
Ok A " ally-Atlsntle tax-
I Do press trsi n for \ iunem m uecSi
ssttJie Mountain, Palisade, OgGep
II . East, ''arries only hrst-cla~s Tas'
t-,g-rs, through and local Dining car
4 eden.
S,Su !. VI. -DalIs- Pacific Express
. ~ train ser Truckee, sacramento,
t.-.,acia, ana Sab F-apcisc arriving a
et5P n. Connects ~ SacI amepto AZ
55 p NJ with The Los Angeles
>sres< for Fresno, santa Saror ra,
- Angeles, san Diego, >oat 7:le p
, irr Woodland Knights Landlng'
n,oS T VI. Daily Aulantlc Express
100 train for Wi uemucca, Battle
.iourtain Pallsade, Ogden and
s;asI Carries local first class passen-
ers and through second class passen-
n.0n r N -Eaily- Pacific Express
wv train for Roseviile In'tn Sacra-
uents ana Ss.. Francisco vi Ben1cla
,rrivtng At le:4o A. 4. CoB ors AT sac
amento with train leaving at lO;25 A. N,
II Stockfs,a i.ath'op, san Jose
an Frp a. FresRO Los nseies san
Diego; IA :, via New Orleans; al 70: :
e n feI VII Jams. willows aud Rcd
ding: at s5 a. 10, Red hiun ana at 10 90
~ for M,rvsvilie, Chico, Neddlns,
Portland Puget Sound n East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-12
.1rx0 Wy - T. -
8 aA7%
Floral Guide for 1873
.T- I-SEr -.

Contains Cnlored Plates of the Al
pine Astor. Begonia, Dahlias ''an>
mas, Clematis, Dutchman's zoe,
Pans1es, Corn and Potatoes.
Descripti MS aud prices of tl~ '1ry
best Flowers and Vegetables, and
many Novelties. Try Charner Pea
and Golden Nugget Corn, they
pleased everybody last year. Hun :
dreds of beautiful and appropriate
quotations from the best authors
makes it The Poets Number. Every
lover Of a good garden should send
10 cts. for Guide, which can be de
Quoted from first order-costs no
hing. James Vick's Sens, Roch-
ter, n. Y. NIL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-12

acDsFs Partisan Enarnes Eor the
Creation Q q perfect Complexion, The
:ayori,e French Cosmetic.
apDsgei e2nr3pIexicn Cream Eradi"
Gates Wrinkles. aud gives to the Skin the
Texture OF youth.
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