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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-21

Pavilion last night reminded one of an end
less grand march intended 10 open some
gigantic carnival.
Evening toilets are the rule among the
younger generation, and there is even fair
headgear. especially designed for the setting
forth Of feminine charms in this nightly
pageant.
colors, have plenty of darker BACKGROUND in
the more sober raiment of the elder visitors,
and the men can only putin color and fancy
In rudy, sunburnt faces, Bardolph noses or
gorgeous neckScaTfs.
Still of color there is no lack. an admir-
able setting being supplied in the golden
sheen OF the citrus fruit exhibits. The
children add vivacity to the steadily NOV
ing parade, darting about like humming
birds through the tropical-looking scene.
where the balmy orange fragrance helps
out the Illusion,
Last night the criticism regarding the
Rock OF Ages" tableau eliminated in the
distribution of the following blanks among
the visitors:
Tweniy-seventh Industrial Exhibition of the
Mechanics Institute aud Northern California
Help 10 decide which is the best design In the
citrus display
Mark opposite exhibit on following list you
think most artistic and attractive and place vote
10 ballot-box in front OF musc-stand.
| Placer County Arch.
Worlds Fair Building.
Rock OF Ages
Windmill.
Engine.
Arcaded Market.
Gothic Structure
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15

Finest cutters and filters imported from San Fran
CISCO tor the sprcal purpose Of fitting fashionable and
street clothing at reduced rates
One thousand new patterns have arrived for the
Fall and Winter trade and we can guarantee to suit
your tastes
suits to order at $50. $22 so, s25, and $50, the
same as you have been paving $40 and $50 for
Cultlways. sacks, Prince lberts and Frocks: also
Fine Overcoats Of Imported Goods both sack and rock
Shirts OF the latest pattern 75c to 81 so made to
order in stripes or plain
Give us . call, and will guarantee all our work
sun KWONG CHONG & co.
Sli Carson, Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15
WORNING Appeal.
Nea'sasd every nsruins. Monday
excepted by
S. r. DAVIS.

= a'lS LewaIia ger, deNcie'' tn poliIics
sfusr@i 1esS and Toes afialr>f
HfttGS. second ~ueet, opposite.
=" Southern froni of The stat
tN,ftA-
: IIFTIoN RAJ Es:
One year ~ mail -. IS
a. 't'ie ...e........ !. )
rnree- tiantIs s
sUEs cEir ~ MIST DE rhID IN
ADvANCF.
TIE suFyAL Niil ha delivered TO
tie citizens ef cars n at - cts
Pc v.ek
Ent,rei a. the rpssorcy in Carson oitv
ssni class ins'ter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15

For sac by Summers & D.uohy. oil
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES.

i'aiiv Express anu Passe ger rains
mage promnT COZ ections Nth the
zeal rtiroad' lines in he Enst.
Hhman Pa lace Sleeping Cars and
t"VT - Sleeping Cars attnri,rd 10 an
an .fning CsrS attached 10 fast
mar Us M between Ttu. kee and Og-
ZEN.
ih'kf9 sofa, sleeping car berths Sc
ifsi' go Other infnrmati given on
"fi'fai'nr 10 the CO.. Agt Al Reno
''er' p,tsNa -igerS cabins - person can
""Hr" choice of routes. ttc.
iraar1 tray, ner. Traf Mans.
T. 4 GOODMAN,
Gen Pass Agt.
~Hn t'r.as.s ,-cO. Cal.
i.Ine-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15
1861 1895
:. s. RAIL.
Carso7. >.1sr >->ac.
.....InpoR4sz AND DEA14z 1.
Hardware and Agricultural Implements
The Old Reliable House, where you can aet Ever,
thing you Want, and al Prices that will
Make You Happy.

An shell goods windows oor blinds crockery ga
ware, lamps and fixtures table pocket cutlery stoves
Ill ware, redwood aths
Oar hxtures fancy goods, silve and plated goods
nlckei ana plain agate ware lain and stamped
TN ware, guns, pistols, powder shot, cart
ridges etc, bird cages. baskets.
pows reapers mowers binders rakes thresher ga, AMI
water pipe. etr.. sheet galvanized wre wagons
ou2xisS, carts scd 5uckbs4rdn, painted fence wire
galvanized fence wire, blasting ,owder, wedges
and aledges, pumps hose anu fauces belt
ing rubber goods.
oSAeENT FoR-ChampOn machines, Buckeye and o,ner n,
chnes Chilled Plows other por Hose Buck
stoves, Mediation Model Ranges, Heath Milean Psin
Planet r Horse Hoes, uvators Seeders and anv ora
gnds in my line Will fill all speca low ces Tin
nes and plumbers constantly do work on sho,
me. noohe ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15
THE SOUTHERN
&M e.; -
PACIFIC COMPANY

'nMMENCING UESDAY Nov.
l, l>a2, and until further noUIce
nn> Will leave Keno foiIOws:
H.QS A VI Daily-Atlantfc Ex.
'OO press train for Winnemucca
tItie Mountain. Palisade, Og, en-
~ East. arries only first-ciaS> ras.
if-IkerS, through and local. Dining car
ogden.
Q < 4. VI. -Datly = Pacific EXPRESS
W train Tor Fruckee, Sacramento.
'--"""ta "ni Sau FraDcisc arriving al
9iP NJ. Connects a. Sat1ameu.o al
% N. win the Los Angeles
~i'esS for Fresno, santa b. tara.
~ Angeles, san Diego .ca.7:l0 p
&C. Rondlani d Xnigh : AN ing.
7.1S A Nj. q lY Mixed Trair for
NeruI &ni All siallras 80 True
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'~O train for Wipuemunca, Bait
lnurfain PaiIsade, Ogden and
a~t. Carries local first class paSsen-
cry Snd thrnuRn second class passe n
Q.d0 p. NJ --ERily- Pacific Express
O'6O train for Roseville IE't'n sacra-
"eu'o and Sa. FrancIsco vi: Benici4
IRVING at ,0:4n A. Con, Cts at Sac
smsnio wlth train leaving at IU:40 A. N,
SiockiIn. l.ath 'op. san Jose |
an Fra CISCO Fresno Los angeles san |
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ia :. ". for Williams. Willows and Red
ing ~ WP. v. for Fed liEuf and at 10 80 I
, ". tor M''rv>villt. Chico. Redding.
'rt-iart Puget sound nj East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15

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White. Pink aud Cream shades, gives TO the
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Light for Dio1dcs Dark for Eru-ettes
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09
IT VIII Make You Cr0zY.

That new puzzle by Lloyd, the in
ventor of Pigs in Clover" etc.
This latest mystery is to be sold as
a souvenir to swell the fund of the
New YORK Press CLUB, which is to
erect a great building in the Me-
tropolis for newspaper workers. 1t
will interest young and old, and
there are prizes to the amount of
$25, 900 for those who can solve it.
Send TEN CENTS to press CLUB
SOUVENIR" Temple Court, New
York, and got the great puzzle.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09


fashion, and she turned her back t
me and put her handkerchief up t
her eyes once or twice.
Just then the other people on TIN
bench started to go and l went, too
She didn't seem to notice mel
fact neither of them did-and sh'
never looked up nor stirred until
boy with wheel-chair stopped ant
said something to her. Then she
started and shook her head with {
pretty dignity. Perhaps she wa'
ashamed to have him see her tears.
l was watching off at a safe
distance and couldn't hear, but the
boy had face that looked as though
he would keep promise so ] don
doubt he was telling her that friend
had sent the chair and begged hel
to enjoy it.
Finally she comprehended and he
helped her in. Such fun!
followed along discretely until
they found Jack, and, oh, there was
the sweetest tremble in her voice
when she called his name to make
him look around. And her pale lit.
tie face was just as pink with sur
prise.
Well, you ought to have seen him
after he heard the story! He smiled
and smiled and took off his straw
hat and mopped his brow, and then
he looked at every man in sight,
trying to discover the friend, and he
never noticed me.
And the chair-boy beamcd on them
like a fairy godmother, and just
once, when they weren't looking he
gave me a lightning wink.
After that they went On into the
crowd.
1t was almost 2 o'clock, SO |
bought a ham sandwich and went
out on the movable sidewalk to eat
1t. When | had ridden there one
hour for cents and paid a penny
tor a drink of water felt as though
| could walk on air the rest of the
day. ] tell you, Clio, for sandwich
of stale bread spread with poor but
ter that was the best ever saw and,
altogether, l did have simply
glorious time.
Uncle Mac was in the library
when | came home and he looked
over his newspaper and called out:
Flows money, Doris?"
don't know how it happened,
but somehow Just walked up and
kissed him, and he looked 30 funny
and so pleased that smiled all the
way upstairs DORIS.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09
o1DOROTHYS DEPARTMENTS
Conducted BY DOROTHY DOLITTLE.
And | was tired and warm anG


crosser than ever.
About noon l sat down on a bencl
to count my money. (That's anothe
bother of these hard times-having
to count your money so often).
found had enough for nice lunch
two glasses of ice cream soda and
Car fare home.
l know how you and l used tt
despise gill who would 60 and
drink soda all alone without even
sociability for an excuse, but Clio,
it's different here. You got so reck
less tired going to the fair that you
just have to pet yourself, If you
have a cent to do it with. And you
have to buy substantial lunches, too
If ever there's time when girl
needs beefsteak it's after a solid
halliday in the art building ! That
may seem too much of jump from
the sublime, but it's fact.
Well. just as | closed my purse
couple came along. He was tall,
poor1y.dressed young man, and she
white faced girl, who limped ter
ribly. looked down at my guide
book quick, but, instead of going on,
he stopped and had her sit down
there beside me.
There were several others on the
bench and only room for one, so he
had to stand I pretended to be
reading but | heard, though their
voices were as low as they could be.
She said, "No use. Jack dear, I'll
have to give it up--I never dreamed
of such distances, and he looked
worried to death and kept still quite
awhile.
They were both sort of poverty
pinched; you see lots like them at
the fair-people whose appearance
makes you wonder how they saved
enough to come.
By and by he said: eff you could
just manage to see the outside of the
'buildings!"
YES" she answered. "that was
all l hoped for anyway"
Another silence.
"If we could come again!" he
went on.
Eyes; but of course we can't.
Pretty soon he made a quick
stride toward an empty wheel chair
that was being rolled along and had
a few words with the man behind it.
But he came back with crestfallcn
air.
ooh, no, of course it wouldn't be
safe; we might not have enough, "
she told him, hurriedly, after he had
whispered something. And then /
just happened to get a side glimpse
of the smile she gave him ~ she
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09
A Girls Letter.

Q
worlds fair but it is so good that
cannot help publishing it
DEAR CLo:-I had perfectly
sweet time at the fair to-day, and it's
such luxury to know | can tell you
all about it without your thinking
that Pm Getting my right hand
know what my left hand doeth," or
anything disagreeable of that kind.
In the first place, though, | start
ed out cross because of something
that happened at the breakfast table.
Aunt Sarah was asking what l had
decided about lovely bargain in
silk she has been coaxing me to buy,
and told her / didn't believe |
could get that dress at all just now /,
because money was too tight.
It wasn't Uncle Macs business to
listen to us, anyway, but just as |
said that last he gave a regular
guffaw. That's the only word for it..
knew, in minute, what it meant.
Men have such way OF thinking
the "hard times" all belongs to them!
They never seem to dream that a
girls pocket-book can feel financial
depression, too. If they knew how
it seems to have your dress-maker,
instead of saying there's no hurry
at all, ask you to pay her right away
because her board bill is due and her
landlady is pressing her because her
grocer and meat man need their
money SO, they might worry little
about being hard up.
The idea of girl with an al
lowance like mine having to feel
that poor dress-maker and whole
boarding house and grocer's family
and a butchers family are all more
or less dependent on her for their
support, and then being ridiculed
when she speaks seriously about
money being tight
Well, down at the fair, the wind
was blowing a perfect whirlwind. |
couldn't keep on my veil, and in five
minutes my head was sight, with
all that half length hair Pm coaxing
to grow long, floating in the breeze.
Ouce the wind came from behind
in such away that a side-lock went
into each corner of my mouth and !
heard some one say: "Shc wont
need any lunch to-day" and two or
three people laughed.
The dust and sand were flying
everywhere and half a dozen men
were chasing runaway hats at one
time. Before noon you could write
YOUR name in the dust on your dark
clothes there and the thin. light
dresses were worse yet. They just
melted and looked as though they
had been drawn through dusty knot
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09

Sixteen quarto pages. including a liberal SER
mon or lecture, review of current events and
religious and sociological literature, and q
number of timely editorials and contributed
articles published by Unity Publishing Co.
publishers of Liberal Literature. IT'S Dearborn
Street, chicago, u. s. A.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-09
NIL " Fellowship and
lin Character i'm
l.. Religion

Weekly Journal OF Natural and Rational
Religion, seeking to unite the vprious phases Of
free thought in religious movement that will
find its basis of work in a desire to ennoble
souls, to enlarge the boundaries of good will
amongme and to improve the life that now is.
JENKIN LLOYD JONES. editorin chief, assist.
ed by a corps of able workers in religion ana
ethics, including DR.. II. w. Thomas, Rabbi f.
G. Hirsch, DR.. A. j. Garfield and Mr. M. NJ.
Mangasa fian,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Gin &Iiaaaro.

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meuiegte. 6uBaaHger, Die ild) geraoe auf
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Grano 3uplos, Dh6., YittSburg, Ya.,
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uuo beri1ten idmmtlldl Qaiielbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
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gSirtlftcit anqeorOnet hat. Satcr SlllecH
iaQte Dor Der Dic0e, baB ibm ucrboteH NOT
zen lei, bieieu Srlsi Der Hrene Sn iiberge"
ben, er biirie benlelbeu nHr III Der S1rdle Der
@emeinbe Uorleeu. Ter Grsbtldor lrdgt
bel SutOf gSigger oil, mcSbalb elne Be
flnmuugen Der @emelnoe nldJt mt9etpellt
murben?
Satoai beIinlmt, baB ser @otte8oienit III
Der ct. 6einrdI5s uuO Der OF. GbomoS=
Sud)e i'll englidIsr Sprade gebalten mlro,
uuC es ioQ teiue oeutld)e YreOtgt gehalten
meroen, ba Die Gemelnoe Ntit9lteoer ale
Der engLld)cu SpradIe mdfltig ilnp. 0ie
ct. Sbomas Stride loQ lofOrt ge0ffnet luer.
BEN nuO Oa8 OF. 5eiuridlS.&ublpiel 1T
auiqehoben. Die ct. 6elurld)s~&lrfe mag
and iur Die 6olge sur 6riihmelle benutt
meroen, Die GreGigt aber muB III Gng!ldI
qebalteE merbeH; e5 iiebt benz YtarIer trel,
nad) 9eenDgung eiuige Oeutlhe 2Sortt 0er
GrtiQruuq III lpred)eu, bod ou Dies bios
cine tenVordre 9rlaubniB letu.
9ie $0aupt= Wieiie nm Ill llbr 0forgens
oil ieocm Sonntage muB III Der ct. Sboz
ma8.3lrd]e celebrlrt uerOen, unO Die Hre=
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Oem ndmlid)en @ebduoe rlt, loaen Die Saz
peQe taqIlCl beiudeu. - Steler Srle' Dlr0
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GnOe ma9eH.
Sater &fueeu iagte lueiter, baB audi cine
9tbi6rtit oe6 Srieie6 all Sater 9lhne gelanot
morOeu ei. 9srieIbe iri all Sreltage nndl
9Sulbingtou 9erclft, um Dem GrsbNdOI BON
Der llnm0gliftett, rie ct. Sbomu5.air6c
Idou heute su erofinen, 81 iiberSeuGen. GrS.
blit1of SatOlli hubc III 6Ol9e 9eien all BIZ
Idol lSigger eiuen SrusiteH 9riei geridltet,
morlu CT 0leieu anpsiit, berimmt oaIiir Su
orscn, oaB bic betreienoe Stride am Conn.
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fem mcitcrer 2luiihub ilattituOet.
Sat.r 6iueeu ireut fidl MN, buB i,iuc
erfe 0arlcguug Ocr Satc Die rldtjge mar.
9ater 9lbne ucrIas heute ebeufauS ben
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ctnc Gimme in 6olse BON Srantbelt 10
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snrd, cine Goatiion permaeIti6t.

0enper, IS. Sebruur. - Sn Der Adbe
Der Statiou Bath, 20 Wellen BON geaboiue,
coIioirtc beutc Morgen uui Der uGOlOraOo.
VtlolanDs@reubabu" Der ItlantlczGtpreBs
qua nit Dem lltnbsGrpreB;uge. Die bcrben
yofomotiuen muroeu upurdnolg SerIrlimmert
unO iiiui Yeriouenwa9en ilarf be}d)dol9t.
gofomouuiiihrer Oic2lmmon, 9eSer 0lc.
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Der SteQe get0otet. Gnem anOeren 3ug.
beoienncten murben beioe Seine ab9equetldt
uuo lein SOB 1it jeoeu 4u9enoIid 5u erlpars
ten. You peu Yai09ieren murpe gtlemanO
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2lnfIaaen scecu et,t Gon8refi Witt'
alicO.

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Die @raUos5 5urg uon Sampled GouutD bat
beutc Negcu cine 1tnSabl BON Seamten,
triberen Beamten uHo 8ur9ern oon 9teiu=
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6a8 ucucrmQblte @OugreBmlt9leo pom Q.
9lltritt, SbcrIt u. 8. Serrp. Die AnIla9en
QeQeu Denebeu Iauteu an Setru9 bel N
g0u Der StraBenbabu Hno Der elettrllden
gidtaulagc, @eitattung BON 9aldrolptel IN
elnem lbm gebDrI9en Oaule uHo Sefe0uu9
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