davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-08
absnnblntt Der auntnfa stnata-B ettntn, gnnnernan, s. eehrnnr 1894,

Bic beiben Srauen 8riefs, pelBe natirli6
ais unbeiteubor 5uriidfommen, unb ct per7
iibert, boB btelelben Bel Der @eri9t9oera
banolung ericbeinen iperOen. gin ieiner
Tretiprebung 5%lpeifelt ct ger nibt ut0 ct
freut it0 iebt ibon, tpeun er ei1mlal Init
g"ciDiiien 2euten" NbrecDnung baItcn fam.
Snbeilen mirb ct baS 0efGugniB boob nicbt
10 balO perLaiien, oa ieBt Die Nnflage tpegelt
lln%tericblagung rn0 9%tcbitabls gegen i'm
er9oben ptrb, ipeiI ct Sic geiammte ieiner
8~tpciten 6rau (S6mtb) uno oercn Sbtpez
iter 9eD0ri9e 6a6e D%erfauft uno DaS @elb
fir itb Dcrtpanot bat, 10 OaB eS alio inn
MERLIN notb mDgltcb lit, baB pdbrenb leiz
ner iebenfaIS ein paar Sabre bauern6en
STRAIGHT cine Spur Der tbnt sur 2ait gez
leBten 8erbrecben aufgefunoen iptro. 0urcb
3ufaa lit e5 Dot GINGER 3eit an Ben Sag
gefommcn, baB Be Song tpent9e Sage por
leiner Yerbaftung Elm GerbGltnt6 NIT Ell
nem OtGocben aus Nmittrbam angefniipft
bate, Dem ~tebenfaus aucb boS SAifial Der
Suett unb bet S6mtb 5u9eOabt mar.
= 0ie6eSpuIDer. Sin 8eiter aunfIteinz
f%abrifant bat BET ber 9oli3ei bic 9tnsetge
e%ritottet, ct lei i'm 8eiibe zines 8ulnerS,
nit lpelcbem man = 0iebe fan9en f0nnte.
l1nb s>par pcrbdIt iib bic Sacbe f~olgen6er7
rtoBen; Scr Sabrifant macbt iett Wocben
bic recbt unangenebmc Mabrnebn1ung, baB
letne Gdiic Sag UNI Sag bon etnem unbe7
~fannten 9iebe %geplun0ert tperoe. NQe 9tad>
fori6un9en blieben DcrgebItc6, bic Sang
finger orbeiteten Iuitig tpetter. Sn Ietner
9totD tpat6te 6err g, iic9 an Sen Yrpfeiior
Der Gbemie an Ser SranSitGbter 6anbelS7
mitteli6ule, 6errn SSobann SeIcf, uno
bieier CAB tbm Elm Yulper, nit bent er aQ7
abenblic6 ieinen GaiienDprratb beltreute.
9ieieS 4ulber bal Die '@i9entbiimltcbfett,
baB es bic t6an0 bIau fdrbt, burcb has
@aiben cine nod intenltbere Sarbe erbGlt
unb a1cb ber Seife niberitebt. @letcb am
erften Sage bemerfte Der Sabrifant oen Qlb>
gang bon 80 &rDnen aus bet fir Silber
beitimmten StbatulIe. Ser Q. beriamz
meIte iofort 6aS Tabrtf5perlonal un6 Wann
fir Wtann muBte ans Mal9bedeQ treten
unb bte 6Gnbe ms 2apoir itefen. Gtner
Der 2eute mar nur i6tner 81 betpe9en, benz
8etiptete oer &anteraben gu fol9en enblicb
Deri tanb aucb bieier iidb ba3u; ober faum
bate ct bic 6Gnbe i'm 8aiier, ba fGrbten
ii9 6ieie bunfel6lau! @. trat ouf ben
Mann gu: vOu biit Ser 0ieb!" un6 ser
Qtttrapirte mat iofort geitGnbt9. Sto6tz
bauptmann &ploS5DarD, Dem t0err @. bie>
fen neuen WtobuS bes 9tebsfonges nit
tbeilte, erbat iib iOfort vWtuiter" bon Dem
Wun0erpuloer.
, 1894-02-08
0ei6Gft8= q elegenbetten.

N%erIar9t: Gin tibti9er Wirtb, Der inter Iebr
~ 9Irnftigen 8eotngluQeu cine beutIde @irtbiboft
uuO 9iuing &pom ibernebmen fam; MIR einiqe blln6ert
9oqors eriorOerlt9. gu erfragen inter
Sf3t L 88 Stats 5ettung.
0u pertnufen: 6ait nod ueue @team=9ounbrp
~ trantbettsbalber biaig. @breiIe: H. SIS Stoots-
5ettun9. op1D
On Derfaufeu; @lu OeutI0er Saloon in outer
~ 9tobbaribaft. Abr.: e. So Stnatsstq. 7fb2t
. II nertou n: Inter 9~iiuiti9eu 8eDlneunae1
9e9en &ols Ilub anbere CUTE Siderbeit oustauI1en. "a
erfra9eu S9Onnea Il 9uer Bar. 9rep:n9 g.. 40.
unb NBolace Str 27Quofoutbarp
On b EFT al fe n; Sin febr gutter Saloon mil Iebbats
~ tenn 0ertebr i'm Sei1dftSDiertel Der Stabt; tau1Gs
b%erielben eoent. 9egen l. &lGiie 6rlubbeib. G9punea
q Sner 8onorIen grg. So. @de 40. Anb Mauace Str
12ipbom
, 1894-02-08
MurktErerir1t+
Gbtcaqo, 8. SSebr.
So[genbe 8reiic pnr6en BEL gr0Beren
6 artien e"r3ielt:


ToG8en6e Greiic uurben BEL gr0Beren
Bartien "er3ieIt:
8utter. Bette Creamery : Q8aare,
263@27 CUTE 243@ 253, mittelmGBige 300
&c. 9airt, bette, 21@22c, mittelgute
ulr6 CUTE 20@21c, friicber Ba6ing Stof
12@13c.
8uttertme, GoftGofe 0oiro, lac,
empire 153c, bette Creamery 180193c,
Suinoiicr 17c; in r9tOus" ODER tletnen
0ebinoen &c me6r.
&aie, bette r6uQ Cream Gbebbars",
l1@1l4G gGpins" 12@123c, ggoung
&merifa" 123@13c, n~adbgemacDter S6pet7
ser 12@133c, r8rif" f2@13c, 2iurburz
ger 120123c.
8o6nen, bette ygaaoies" $1,000
mtttel9ute $1.45, nit Der Mai6ine 9ereiz
ni8te $1.3O(@1,35.
Ger, 9an3 frti6e, 144@-c 6as 0B6.
8 btSfeD, $1.15.
@'ef1it0eI, 0ei9Iabtctes, GurfeD 8
@82c; 6ubner 7073 9ennen $1,000, alte
unO iun9e o.; @nten 5000 fir Iebenz
bi9e; @dnie O0@7 90 per $50; Spring
@bt6enS" 73(08c 6oS 8funD.
Obit, 9e60rrteS: Qtepfel, fiinitLib gez
trofncte 79@1Oc. 6as gfunb, an Ser
Sonne gcbOrrte nOrblibe 5@63c., 8firiicbe
5(96c., 8rombceren 607c., 6tmbecren %
@243 GaLtfOrnticbes: 9lprifoien 14016c
nt9tgei2GIte 8ftriibe 8@11c, geic4dlte
22924c; Pfaumen 9@13c.; &oitnen:
u2OnbOn 0aDerS" $1.65@2.O0 baS 8iit7
chen, rOfnsfate1er" $1,O0@1.35, lOie
4(06c.
Obf, frildes: QlepfeG $3.5O@4.5O
unb So. O0@5.50, ie nacb Ser Site, 8az
ranen $1.O0@1.25, Gitronen 81. O0(94.25.
&artoffeln = 8urbanfS 51054c,
6ebrOns 50(953c; Stole 48@51c; Ourcbz
chamber 50(@53c Ser 8uIbel. SerfeD7
Speetsg otatos SO bas SAP, sui
notier 81. 50@3.00
, 1894-02-08

gu berbin6en 1T beut5utage iebr leidt eez
n1a9t. 0fan brauht ni6f lnebr cine iuette
6etie 81 uuternebmen nm bic @dfIer BON
&nrlsbab 3u gebrauden. Wtan fanl1 bieiels
ben bier SIT Saule init gang bemielben @rfolqe
nertuenben. Die Oftneral @dffer bon @arl8z
bao folpte Oa8 dhte @arl8baber Spruoel=
SaI5 itno iueltberiibmt tpeeen ibrer beiGruir=
tenben @i9euidaiten, ipeStel III Ntagenleioeu
(@atarrb(, Sartleibt9fett. gle bef6roern
ben Stoffwe6iel III bobem @raoe un6 lift Die
8trfung etue au8ge3eihnete. N1ar bite ft6
nor gtad)abn1ut9er1. 9te ddt importirte1
Wdier n1b ba8 &arl8baber GprtbeE5aGs
ttiiiien Die 1ntcridrift BON vGt8ucr & NtenS
bellon Co.., I9enten, Stem sort, auf benz
9alle etIer ieben Slaife boben. Bret8 per
Sla1fe SaI3 $1.00. 9roBe SlaI6e $1.50.
, 1894-02-08
gu miethen aeinht.

Ou mtetben 9efu9t: Gum l. Ntoi pber ettuas
y friiber Itr eIne tleine r%eipettable 5autilie Elm 9aus
BON etra 8 3tnnleru, %pomDgItb nit 9oF pber 9arteu,
toui6 BON l SOt I'M g8ertbe bon 500 uno eeQen mouatz
life &b5nbluugeu; fam $1,000 0tietbe 3a6Ien. Sfferten
nit angabe Oes 8retles uHb ssnauer Sage inter Fla
StoatsaeItuTI9 erbeteu. 5tb7t
, 1894-02-08
Ielegraphi'he 0epeG&en.
Aus}eid)nnng zines atnerikani=
fd)en <ronoMen
Settlers Ger tran50iiiden 21faoemie
hit Dem araeosO roen.
Son Granctscn. Z. Gebr.

Profeiior Barnard, Der Nitronom beS
Std'1cben SbierDatortums, empftng 9eitern
ben tDm bon Der fran3Oiicben Nfabemie fir
Die i'm S%eptem6er bon ibm gemobte @nt>
oedun9 Der Sateliten 0es Supitcr 3uz
e%rfannten Grago7B refs.
0erielbe lit Die D0cbite 9tus3ei9nung fit
<ronomen un6 lit bisber nur alueimal
Derlteben tporoen.
, 1894-02-08
Gtne fletne Sonooner 8anf
in Ole Bride eeeaneen,
9on6on, 8. gyebt.

2Dn6on, 8. Sebr.
Die v2on6on & Norbmeitern 9iitrict
8anf", bcren 6auptgel6dftSlOtaI iidb in
gto. 53 Stem 8roob Str. Is. 6. befinoet,
bat 8anferOtt 8entacbt. 0as &apital ber
8anf betrug $4,000 BfunO: Die S9ulOen
ltn0 nur gering.
, 1894-02-08
S6tffss Ilad7rtbten.
oer Qadt oemeIoet:

Wdhreno oer 1ladt 9emeloet:
sc N Oorf: p9a6aetia" BON 6am6urg
unb SABRE; y8anama" bon 8oroeauT.
@las9Ow: Siberian" bon Seem
Oort; I'M 2i5arb Dorbet9efobren v@nS"
BON Stem gort na6 S%out9ampton unO
8ren1en.
SEEM ore: Berlin" aGSoatbampz
ton; v%Gronprin5 8iGbelrn" nab JfeapeG
urlo 6afen beS MitteImeeres; vQlOriatic"
na6 %2iperpool.
9aore: u0euifta" nab Nem gort.
9tperpooG: Suite" na6 Stem Oorf.
Soutbampton: v2abn" na3 Seem
OOrf.
Peute eemeIoet:
SEEM Oorf: p@e0ert" bon Genuo.
Soutbampton: v@mS" BON Seem
gort nadb 8remen; u8ari5" bon Stem
Oort.
, 1894-02-08
Sp~ScSnn1eide.

6reInoeu uno 8etonnten biermit Die betribenoe Qn=
Trufter G99tiobet6 gd862er. Gr6, gonmer g8ittp9e
oes 6errt Garl Soldier, ol 7. 5ebruar nodD fur8em a6er
ibmerem seioeh I'M alter BON - SaDreu, II MOuaten
Di9uu9 fiH0et .itott am SamItog, Den 10. Sebr, 3 uDr
gtotbmltta9s. bon uuiereln 6uuie oil gtioQe 3pao un0
Balmornl Ctr. nad benz 8oie9ia 9ottesnder.
@eter SdD6fer, SobH,
&Ontie Sd6fer, G9lpie9erto0ter, reblt Gnteln.
, 1894-02-08
Observation-Disclosures.


On Derfoufen: 6 Better NIT Spr1ln9feber nno
. MatraBe So. 8 feline 8ureatr 81 jebes. 4 poaene
uuo 4 8ruiIel=Seppi6e, ipfpie &i9en=llteniilien
141 Wlilpaufee @pe, 3. SIoor.
, 1894-02-08
SinQnsieues.


C2p1e, 2uiuIau & g., Mtprtgoge ganfer8, az Dear
" bpruItraBe, perleiben Sch auf @bicogoer Sruno=
ei9entburI 81 ben Hieori9iteu BreiieH, iUpie aud auf Sc
bduoe. 6oe3, 1S,t
, 1894-02-08
Nbenbblatt Der 81, Staats= j3eituua
lift in ben uuten ouoeQe6eusn @ei4aften su boben:
NprSYeife.

1T IN oG1 utltet an9eaeoene1 Sel9atten aI boben:
NorSIette.
6. Sertmer, 1899 9incDln Mpe.
81. 6. @tepbau, 1850 &incolH sne.
4O3 SrpB Aoe.
4O2 &oscoe gpuIeoorb.
u. H. Semitic, 1921 Belmont Nos.
g. SDloman, 1744 glorf Str.
6. %. WtoDre, 42 &tneoln Npe.
Son Goloos, 485 &incolu Moe.
G. 81. SAT-, $40 9incoln Aoe.
Srart mueuer, 597 9iucoln Mos.
So{epb Wtllut, TAT Siucoln @De.
6. 9teubaus, $40 &iicoln gtoe.
g8nt. Sap1pr, 1917 &incoln @pe.
%. BETTING, 1926 Start ctr.
@o:ber. 457 @Iorf ctr.
S5rau Ginoemann, 421 GIorf Gtr.
g. 81. 86r, 313 Glarf Ctr.
SO. u. WtoneD, 267 glart ctr.
81. Ser1ratr. 161 glart Str.
S. st. Gegeu, 513 Glart ctr.
8. 9efner, 590A Glorf Str.
9au6 Bros.
g. Soppntaun, S67 GIorf ctr.
9. Smith, 981 Glart ctr.
Srau s. WoIfer, 453 Meas ctr.
80. RutberfurS, 500 GBeas str.
Surubua, 545 mens Ctr.
Wt. s. S9ulibt, $50 WeaS Str.
6. %. Slpeet, 707 Ggeas ctr,
SDbr Starr, $50 Mels Str.
9. @urrie, 306 q8ens Ctr.
6. gieie, 3A Meas Ctr.
8. Siaer. 1853 @eas Str.
Brut1t, 19 @els Str.
Spbn Bert, 141 Meus Str.
Sebu 8udle1, 211 8eas ctr.
Srar 6. SobuIon, 276 gBels Gtr.
6. @ocin9, 100 @ens Str.
8. Soaar, 1888 QSeGs Str.
6. Sertan, so meus Ctr.
8. meber, 1876 Sarrobee Gtr.
SoffmaurL 464 9arrabee ctr.
6. Berger, SIT Sarrabee Ctr.
5rau &. M&orgaa, 225 9inifion eta
She Columbus, $40 9iOifion ctr.
6. M. Mbite, 4O7H 9toiTipn StE.
g, 6. @eiipu, 1874 9iotftou Ctr.
6. MnberIcu, 37 9iotIion ctr.
$. Ntller, 81 @inDip Str.
8. u. @buaurL IS milotp Str.
8. GGurtel, 81 State Str.
S. 4. 9iebL 255 GleoeIanb Nps.
s. 66urf, 391 Gebatpid Str.
@. ). O}eBler, 587 Seogpid StL
81. @r9eI, 1913 Geb9pid Str.
Greufer, 282 Geb9rpid ctr.
SDbn Stein, 294 @eogpid Ctr
9itties, 262 Sebgtpid Str.
6. 6. 8uttout, 249 GIobouru QNA.
3aptsr, 403 @lDbourn @oe.
u. Aee'B, go Sl9ooHrH @oe'
q. %. 56Iid, "a GIDbourn Noe.
9tpbert 9reger, 149 SrtnUis 9ts.
g. S1rober, 316 Wtarfet Str.
e"gsVluU " atogm"ie"' ' "'"lls' 0E%
S"onuueI9, - "
do1 CENT y"
Nue. Sran5eu, So Gneenie ctr.
Sp"". @u'e, II SHHtnt StE
3'"E "'~F"lsIV' @'' V"IV S~
eISyn;+u
mHD"'nm Q''@" @
mos1:| 9Or
az" S'"
mooT.ss -
O."
% 49, 80 49,
OIL NS~s
~ N1"" 49,
10 ~ c"''n -"
49, g"lniO"~
SO Ssa.Ip' ~
~0"N' wv" ''' S'I' ""o 2S"Oal9 "0"
mrYSa,+.
@og 1o oo9 = ~ = =. =
N3,yF~+ 90 O. =" ~"e'
SDebne, 938 u. Golifornia aoe.
NeFefDoI1e, 1888 u. 9dltfprItG WoE
, 1894-02-08
petroto's Krie9sfaife
Derlafen pernambuco in fioIi9er Ridtun9.

2onbOn, 8. Sebr.
Sine 0epeic6e aus 8ernambuco meGbet,
oaB DaS SOrpeoO78oOt yDeitroper" unD
tltnf anbere Srie9si9iffe Oer braiilianii3en
Gsgierung in iiOli9er 9ti9tun8 BON bort
abgegangen itnb.
, 1894-02-08

9 SranctSc0, 8 Tebr.
Sn Sol9e bon Streiti9feiten nit ben
bieitgen Muiifern miro bic Sopa'i1e
Staatsfapeue pabric6einLi3 an II. 5. sc.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING D~erlaiien un0 nad
6auie 5uriidfeDren.
, 1894-02-08
Serlangt: NGnner nuO SSranen.


NerGougt: Monu unb Strait nm ben @orten, Stoa
llno 90usarbett 3u b~eIOrger. Geferenseu peroeu
Oerlangt. M0r.: ". So StoatS5t0.
, 1894-02-08

@er 9trbetter irgen6 melc6er Dirt brau6t,
errei3t ietnen 3tped AM biuigten unO
beiten burb cine Q(n5eige in Der Mbenbaus7
9abe Ser Sutnois Staatsseitung. 9rets 10
Gents, tpenn ntdbt nte6r ais 10 M0rter.
, 1894-02-08
San Granctscn. 8. Nebr.

GnOe oes nIonats wieoer naa Rauie eeRen.
, 1894-02-08
0rnnOeiaentbuttt.


81 b 0 nj oIez2 otten $500 uno ~aufp1rts.
~ SetDte 30blln9en. &on9e Sermtre. -6 Yro5ent
Sntere1eu. Sn unmttteIbarer 9tGbe 0eS Aopub0le iluO
WtnpleDDOb 9eppts, BON SduIeI uno Slrdeu. Yieun
Sotten on Der Sbomas IOe., nabe Der Belmont uno
@l1tpn Aoe. ituo fir cine meme Sdule 9efnuft uno miro
DteleIbe lnterbolb et1teS SS1breS Qebaut fem. Ab3ugS=
female uuo gE0lier inb gelegt. Sic 6abrt mad ber StQot
betrd9t mn 6 @ents. Ste 9pdba6n lpiro iBre ,3iQe in
tur3er 3ett ourb bieieS Sebiet loufeu lafien. Die id6ns
fen SeibGftslotten al Der clifton unb Belmont @pe,
leBtere Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5lpti6en Der Staot
uno Der gSeltieite. Gefibeu3=Gotteu on aGeu Seiten=
ltroBer. 90tler nad Wunlb auI lei6te Nb5ablnu9eu
ge6aut. 3ige Derlaiien SpErtagS I'M 30 ubr uuo
nm 100 Uhtta9S oaS me1S Str. =9epot uuo balten an
meiuer 3lpet9oftCe, @de 9iuerieD ctr. unb Moplelppoo
etotion. Office @onnta9s offen;
6. NteIms,
8fe6. bon, fri ia, BAN 1895 W1lnaufee Qoc.
I'm @uer @t9eutbum raid al p~erfouTen uber All nertou.
- i9en, 9ebt 81 Singer Bros, s3immer "a
20Ip1S 1874 Dearborn ctr.
On p~ertau en-: SolGe, Die iM) on Der 9%ritnbunQ
~ etlter 0eutl0en MnIieoelung III Si0caliiprnien 3u be-
tbetlt9eI uno lt1 Die Der @pl0nle g%elu1Grten auBeroroertz
LID 9itn1tt9eu Seotn9ungst 3u3upen0eu ipitnifei, mDoen
ta9stber i'm &atelthe 8utlotng (S.=Q9 =@te Der @bams-
brteft9 on Die 8alog Wtou1taiu Sono g. Water SO. bos
iel6it lpenoer. oo2Obop
Ou perto ufeu 6 10 b. gle 16DuI.
~ @ce III ote1er bubI6et NIB bliibenoen VorltaDt.
N9oner llno Selper III ben StraBeI ruD Die StraBet Qe.
pfalterf. &age: Glib uno Gitfront. Me9en Qreis uno
lpelterer Nnstlnft lpenOe man imb mitnoliD ober IdriTts
Ib an W NJ. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn Ctr.
Sp0ce Sutlotng. 20mibap
, 1894-02-08
8erimieheneS

gu bermietbe1: Stores, @Obnuuge1t It.
2n ermietDeu
suite Offices
i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SroBes Si6erbettsgep6Ibe
9ampfbet3uugu II. 4. 10.
me9en Giu%aeGnbeiten ipre9t boz in bsS
Gtaotss3situu9ss0fftce,
Gde WaIbiugton StraBs nnb giftb ape.
Ou permtetDen: S66ue neue gBobnuugeu BON
~ le 6 3intmerIt nit aaent @pmfDrt. fir MIR $l2, rIr
Elm paar 8lod pum &opnoaIer 8abHbofe in Der @lIou
9tpe, l Slof uDrblid) puu Der 8eInput Abe. geleger.
9tab3ufrageu @tttto9S in Np. 80 I'M StaotsSettungs.
@ebGu0e. Sobn 9anlelt. e2up. BAN
o. permtetben: Seine eue Stats nit mooeruen
~ @iurlftunQeu n0De Der GiIens ltno brei &inien Yferoes
bubnen. go. IA 6racel0uo gtpe. 23no. BAN
, 1894-02-08

Die StaatsfapeIe Don Jopa miro
, 1894-02-08

@urOra Sa.-ebas. @attsr, ast, 80 msftOn gGue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Public Meeting.

A telegram from Warren Noteware,
who is in Reno. states that Mrs.
Maynard and a committee of the A.
r. u, will be in Carson on Sunday
night to hold a meeting of sympathy
with the above order. Mrs. May
nard is lady of unusual ability and
her speeches are spoken of in the
highest terms of commentator
The Opera House has been engaged
and we bespeak for the lady a full
house and enthusiastic reception.
Dorsey Noteware has the arrange.
ments in charge and they are in good
hands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Information Wanted.

An Inyo man writing to the
Journal asks the following pertinent
questions:
Is there any strike on the Carson
Il Colorado Railways If not, why
has the mail and public accommodate
ton been discontinued on that line?
Would not a complaint addressed to
the Postoffice Department He advis-
able! And is it not reasonable that
an action at law would hold against
the c. q c, Railway Co., for dam
ages sustained by any traveller by
reason of that railroad tieing up with
out due cause?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
. ALL SORTS.

Severn. "a; ties have arrived from
San Francisco by way of the Lake.
Jake Allenbach arrived in Carson
yesterday by way of Placerville with
opies of the Record Union and Bee.
P. III. Gordon's condition contin-
ues about the same. The principal
trouble now is erysipelas in his face.
Prof. G. A. Sacharjin of Moscow,
one of Russia's great doctors, re-
Gently received fee of $1,000 and all
his expenses for visit to the wife of
a rich land proprietor in a distant
district of the empire.
notwithstanding that every year
from 5000 to 6O0O ships go up and
down the river Seine, carrying g.
100000 tons of goods, the English
consul at Rouen says there is no
map of this impol tant French stream
in existence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07

1t is stated by DR.. Cyrus Edison of
New York; that 3 per cent of the
cows at Scarsdale, whence milk is
sent to the metropolis, are affected
with tuberculosis, Guinea pigs inoc-
ulated with the milk die of the di-
sease in a few days. Yet this milk
is sold to New Workers at IA ceuts a
quart, the price being put high on
the representation that the milk is
choice. DIR. Edison urges that child
rem should be given only boiled milk.
1t is perfectly wholesome. The dan
ger to children and invalids from
using unboiled milk he considers
very great.
Notice is hereby given that the
Register is open frem 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. Sunday and legal holidays ex-
cepted, for the registration of legal
voters in Carson township, Ormsby
County Nevada.
w. A. HAWTHORNE,
Register Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
ICEs.

l am now prepared to furnish a
superior quality OF ice frozen from
pure al tesian well water. Ice deliv
cred to any part of the city at the
lowest rates. Orders given to me
personally or left at my residence at
the north end Of Minnesota street
will be promptly attended to.
m3m FRED WILDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
The Weiland Saloon.

w, Whitney has assumed control
of the Weilan5 saloon, which he
proposes to run strictly up to the
times. He Will dispense the best
liquors and cigars and fine old Gov
eminent whiskey, which slides down
your throat like oil, !ickling your
palate meanwhile. Cali and sec
Handsome Whit. fill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07

A recent visitor to the Kennedy
mining district says the mines are ex-
tepsive, so far as surface prospects
indicate. There is plenty g ore,
but whether the leads extend any
great depth in the granite formation
remains to be determined. j. F.
Wardner is erecting mill aud if ne
can successfully work the ore the
camp will doubtless be very lively.
Much of the ore contains q percent
age Of galena or carbonate of lead.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Foreign Fertilizers and Their
Fruits.

/
politician whose memory towers
1 a massive stone in Laurel Hill Gene
terry said in effect: ''Yonder Italian
gardner buys in the market the ma
nuer he needs to insure crop. Why
should not /, if necessary to success,
buy Italian manner to fertilize my
political fieldl"
| The seeming absence Of sense Of
honor which promoted his depraved
utterance finally consigned the
| speaker to premature grave on the
brutal field of the duelist.
He who held other mems honor so
| cheap was at least consistent in sacri-
ficing his life to a false sense of
honor.
Cold conservatives who express
surprise at the present upheaval in
our social system may realize their
heavenly hopes as residents of earth's
satellite hereafter. The moon is said
to be dead world. Possibly it
smells bad, too.
Responsive to the universal law, 4
our earth makes daily revolutions,
while volcanoes, cyclones, tidal waves
and water spouts-in the names of
all the elements at once-proclaim
the radical nature of God, or "God of
Nature, az you please. Men and
women of America:-why should we
blindly trust that natures laws will
be suspended to proloug our absence
from the reaper's fieldl
The ''pot-house politicians" seed
sown in slack soil enriched by Pluto
Gratis corruption, has attained rank
growth.
A seeming miracle occurs; in fields
two thousand miles apart the ripened
sheaves are simultaneously bursting
into flames, seemingly self-ignited, |
This is no miracle but the effect
close following the cause.
Foreigners whom we have brutal
lied persistently since first they
sought our shores, finally become
dulled to all pure sentiment, from
daily contact with our native-born
mercenaries. We wonder that cheap /
foreign goods are offered in our
market places.
Have we not GLORIOUS protectionP'
Yes, but these goods are imported
free of duty.
We have departed from our duty
and sanctioned free trade in fruits
and fertilizing matter beth noxious
and corrupt. Old "Castle Garden"
was the nursery whence came the
gratis now bearing bounteously in
many ATTITUDES.
How tastes the foreign fruitage,
Andrew Carnegie?
Your Homestead is protected,
though ours are not. Your fruits are
served on costly plates in Scotland or
at Homestead, as you please, while
ours are served on rotten plates sup
piled by navy contractors, whether
we will or not.
Enough of allegory. In short,
votes have been bought too long.
White slavery has succeeded black.
Infection breeds disease incurable
by surgery.
We must find remedies in healing
lotions instead of surgeons knives.
State militia WILL not!
q. S. Regulars CAN not.
Arbitration alone shall preserve
this Government through the present
crisis. If the high-handed and low
minded Anarchists of Plutocracy
shall be peacefully dethroned from
power, then will succeed the Age of
Reason-the pure Golden Age of
cooperation and of
COMMON SENSE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Teachers Appointed.

Upon the recommendation of Prof.
III. FL. Howe the following teachers
have been appointed by the Board of
Trustees: Miss Clara WATSON, May
Gillooly, Lillian Swift, Mary Rob-
erts, Josie Kelly, Mabel French,
Minnie Mills, Matte Friedrich, Ella
Foley, Adeline Morton, Marietta
Curry and Mrs. Marion L. Brumsey.
Miss WATSON was chosen Vice Prin-
ciple at salary of 500 per month.
Prof Howe will grade the classes
and assign the teachers to their posi-
tions az the beginning of the school
term. G. r. Dobbs has been retained
as Janitor. The school fund is in
good condition, warranting the en-
ploying of an extra teacher, Some
necessary repairs will be made to the
central building during vacation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07

Miss Sophia Jacobs who has been
,sudying music under the instruction
of Prof. F. Zech of San Francisco, is
now prepared to give lessons to a
limited number of pupils.
For particulars inquire at resi-
dence.
When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
STOCKS.

osterday 8 sales In the San
: rancisco Stock Exchange:
Yesterdays AFTERNOON BOARD.
Ophir l G5
Mexican 90
Gould q Curry %
Best & Belcher %
Con. Cal. Va 2 So
Savage "a
Chollar "a
Potosi 43
Hale & Norcross 80
Grown Point 80
Yellow Jacket 40
Kentuck 10
Belcher 90
Confidence 70
Sierra Nevada 90
Bullion 10
Overman IA
Justice IL
Union Con 80
Alta Is
Challenge 80
Occidental &c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
-TCEE.

Order your pure clear Carson
River ice from Doctor Benton. All
orders will be promptly attended to.
m8 j. M. BENTON.
Golden carries the largest and mos
complete stock of watches, diamonds
and jewelry on the Coast, and our
prices defy competition. m24
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Notice to Hunters.

Positively no shooting allowed on
the Holstein ranch.
For fine watch and jewelry re-
pairing 90 to Golden's. First-class
work, low prices and prompt atten-
ton always guaranteed. jy22
George Lamy, who is permanently
located here, is prepared to tune and
repair pianos. Satisfaction guaran-
eed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07
Dog License Notice.

All persons owning dogs within the
City limits will please call at the
Sheriff's office and pay their dog tax
on or before July LIST, 1894. All
owners of dogs who may be delin-
quent after that date, will be prose
cuted according to Ordinances rela-
tive to dogs.
WI KINNEY,
City Marshall.
Dated June 10Th, 1894.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07

For sale.-Six acres of alfalfa
mixed with timothy. Apply to j..
Savage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-07

Thorough instructions on that
king of ell instruments, the violin,
under the most rapid system known,
by Geo. I,'Lamy.