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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
SITUATIONS WANTED.

.en...,e.
\ NORTH GERMAN LADY. having sey-
cial years experience IN tea.hlns ~. 49,
V,h desires position IN a iain,H -,
,ri,,ie school Address VISITING
TEACHER Tribune Oiice.
4 LADY wishes TO teach children IN pri-
,..tr family f1r few hours IN mornings
.,r afternoons. drawing specially. wltIlhs
~ rad aloud II desired. Address MISS
SlitLI. 235 West 5lst-st. -
4 YOl-NG German gin wishes a place
either IN "A restaurant, laundry OF III
American private family. where sne mas
sunday me-. MIS-. HARTMAN, ID East
luil-st. -------
yOvNG WIDOW Of best social posi-
tinu would like To- act ~ chaperon TO
,'ry Iady. or accept such position IN
scn5oi Address Is. A. Box ol. Ia.
broadway.
CoNPNNfON. a refined young woman
would liz. place with elderly Lazy as
companion "nd helper IS rAsrl,ht seam
.t.,s. NJ. &. Nj. 2IO West 23i-si.
COOK .By a strictly competent young
English cook. makes good soup nice
,,sirV small side dishes. best personal
reference. also neat experienced house
maid. together OF separately, city OF o"u"-
try. SIG t,h-ate.. over marhet.
COOK. &c,-By a respectable woman as
r.tnreuces. no objection To Hat where vth.f
rirl is Kept. Can 1875 East sd S.. II hoor'
front
cook. By thoroughly competent scotch
Protestant. 3 years references. Guy o'
country. call al 10 West i-d-
COOK by swedish woman firs'-e.ass.
..uE experience In AL branches "t me
.,,L a. EXCELLENT city references. wages.
$50 G. L.. l3I East 2'th-st. ----
COOK BY American woman. competen,
In all kinds u cooking hne bread ana
baking school hotel or private FANNY
39S Eas, 2sth-st.. Moran's bell.
COOK WASHING o. CHAMBERMAlp;
WAITRESS. By two Canadians. well
recommended. city. country. Will separate
Cal for iva days, 30G Gth-ave.
COOK. Hy a nrst-class cock in a private
family. u.., competent 10 take entire
charge " Kitchen wages. $50 - $50, city
reference. ll3 West iith-st.
COOK. WAITRESS -CHAMBERMAIp-
~ Two competent girls. toS.iher' N a
mali private ,amiiy. vases. SO ana , 81;
h"si civ reference. Address Il. =, wv
Broadway. -
COOK CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS
Hy two Scotch girs, a little ways ~
the country preferred Address H. boA .
Tribune Office.
COOK. &c.-Cook. washe~ and roner for
downstairs work. or would keep house
for A Widowcr. by a respectable woman,
good city reference. P.edse cal, at 3vS
Bedford near proadway, Brooklyn.
COOK by hrst class cook. understands
all Kind ~ cooking. would assist with
laundry work, good reference. 2lo East
SD II.
COOK. BY competent woman good
cook. understands her business In all its
branches no objection TO a boarding house;
city or country, good reference. 1877 West
5lst-st.
COOK SECOND-GIRL BY an experienced
cook ana second girl In a private family
together. best OF Boston references Apply
2p1 Freeman st., Greenpoint L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-5Oo second
hand wood ana ron WORKING fp"chihes'
f.IIv Guaranteed. machinery LJusht a,u
.1cb,rged GEORGE Is. EDDY. dvS MAu''
ton-st
AGENTS. COMMISSION saved hy pur-
chasing your sewing machines direct al
,itr s,lr.rOOmS. machines ~ AZ man,
cash or credit II. KAUSCH. 2.l5l ID
ave. near llNth-st.
AT LrrTLE'S TOOL STORE. % Fulton.
II New York. workshop machinery No
p,werJ. list free. wood carving tcols. sV'o'I
saws designs and fancy woocs' 'heu""'0''
and brooders IN operation.
A FAMILY Will sacrifice their handsome
oak case upright plano. COSY 90" ~
months ago, scarf, Siopl. lo' Fi"" '''
ia East ii1ih-st. -.--
DESKS Roli-top desks. SIS up. hairs
bookcases. Typewriter oeshs. ~ Hi"u y
est prices. We are manufacturers ana can
save YOU the middleman's profits I'M
PRE- DESK co. 400 broadway
ron gAI.E-A frsi-class grocery store.
cLesn and on "eiy reasonable terms. a
good chance for somebody J. OWEN
MOORE. 253 Broadway
FOR SALE.--A large assortment q seq
ond hand safes at low prices. liEltilNf
HAI,LrMARNIN Co. 36j and 1861 Broad
way.
FOR SALE. Grocery store on the West
side. good reason for selling. inquire
s66 Washington ;,
FURNACE FOR SALE. cheap. made by
Abram Cox stove ca. Robert 'ampoeH.
3g5 Pearl ST. ~. Y. agenD. used one year.
$50 Clnton-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05


"4ti--'.
| pl.TIFR- COOK By q respectable coiored
| man and wife. private. city or country.
/ q tOTTRE!I 2ll West 9Th ST.
~, g.. r...,,o, who sneoks
I ~ ] LII ~ f|,nit,, Grst class
/ hufi..,. no p.ais' host city references. Adj
/ roe. " suS spring ST.
I ,., - ION il, crst-clost
I ut LEX ~ Il 9pun7 ,.,,r ''' Cau ar
piNd' '"!i"F '..' =
"''' ,-,..,.... al IN
! BI TIER. ~ an fhi '''ln" ts,.,,.s'
ifsf. class l.un..h "uI NV
| -. COLES. 10 N's' WI "''
! ur~rI.rE. .By nrst-c.ass color"d man
IN 3D. private i'inl'5 -, ''',,' 1,~o.s'
enc, it'i 'tnp. S'' ''''
! lrl East N'h-sl
| I,f.r-rrp COOK pv Swedish man AID
,,f-' f~st-,la.. servants. good cooking
! i- .,r a.. inches. Viii cater II necessary
thoroughly o.mpe''n, "a 'as- 'D', c,,,,r,
! ~ Gentleman N' ls'"'''' ',.'f, ,Li~.s.
'%rri'ni ',y I.,--.'" '' '''
A. b.. la East -i'A-''.
,..ghiy understands hie business. wnl-
I Ing. neat appaaranr.. city references. l..
/ II 15f East 27th-st.
/ A. go. q ,,-bcs-
! Gt LEX. f-.- i.7ll. -
can tak" eater. ,n",k' '' P%.' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
DREsSN KING.

ARTISTIC pHEssMAklNi. imp'ftei
ice. good. parctas.t II d"sir' mo', -,
st. between Broadway anl tnifefs!}
lt',-
A H. y1u want \ correctly cut well
mad, and perfectly httlug gown. read
~ wt.r 10 90, wr'tr You can ha'r u
made at your home Or min i'f ~" -
las ION st.. near I'f'ai"ay
a FIRsT-CLAss pKEssMtKEr desires
NOR" cu.t1m.fs Bog th' CAV cui ANA ~
hy system CaI 90 address NJ. =
scHCMANN. ~ East 'of,-s
Az ELEGANT nucr and draper. i'm
ported fashion costume tea. WIS.
Wraps. stylish. eNrefi"n-s,i Guy i .iii
iry. - - dly DESIGNER ~ "i' ii-
way.
ARTISTIC plEssMAKER. nrs'-o'as. or
tsf. atcueiY u-d t. HEr trade. i'-lfr. more
engagements ia INST class families 30
sonal gef~ren"e. j.. - shave. A-f'i-
Using Onl-e
COCTorHIERE FRANCArSE e. NJ" N
d.fs o.. la, WITH stern Bros. adde's ."h
material made lp. cteniIs dinner. ht.-
ana sir-et c.efuines reUoae.l'd. eNr.ls.F ~"
s,yIes. elegant work. M DEBATE prices lp'
We, i7't-st Cut ms out
DREssMAKEK % =, Dut ~ Tie cay "
take work home. remodel anil alter - -
dsN. Adde'S nINAKu ~ ". ''h-ai
IEESSaiAkEE thoroughly cn mp't"n' and
experienced. formerly "ih b.. Altman "
Co.,. VIII maxi "ngas'm"H's for aN'umn.
- ~ ~ a., ..sho .,,,. ,,u ..
''i'i'''''.'..''' To. 49,
/ DRFSSN AKEE 49, an cHc' ptl1na!ly spld
cutter and rff~'. 50 ID cut '. tth" " TX
HON, r.. moderate p'r-s AaIr~s- CUT
b TER Tribune Uptown Dih.e. l.-i& T. Wal.
,.,,,.-..,,.,,v ,.i.t.. ,,,.. my. on
rsl.mcrt- Ly inr day. lrst-.llts n'trr
and laf.s' STYLES. references Nine MAR
CART rs West 25th-s'
.....,..,.,.,. L., 3D.. o.. ..,t
crildr.n,' irr.sc, home " hv dAy. go.l
reference. Mr. UAIIN 30 East 1G'h -
, ......... t., ,,...
4'Ni'''''.h - '-''. ~ ,if .. ~.
Of ,bnir nome. terms very reasonable Ad-
T.. MADAME. .n3 East iSth-st
bktSSMA Is Ef. :" years ia i'''Sl rs
emily law, uorf.ct n, giiafantrrd Ms
sWYrII $40 G,l-Ayc
....'...,.,.,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
rrnxIsuEp HOUSES TO LET

A THREE STORY. basement. brick sn ma
e,.n. dwelling handsomely furnished az
,rrr.r,y.D.rts. SAN ST.. near West En1
sv' Possession Immediately II desired.
Csu "a PORTER q KILVERT. Tribune
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

ADVERTISEMENT AND SuBSCR!P-
TlONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIb-
NJ WILL BE REG ElNEp AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2i2 broadway
"a door north ot Thirfy-hrst ST. and AID
NERT'StMENrS a. the following Branch
Offices: o5| Tighth-avc.: 100 Third-aye..
corner Forty seventh st, lA9 East Forty
seventh St. corner Third-ave.: $50 East
l2pth-st. near Third ave lO26 Third ave.
near Sixty nrst-st.. .Ius Flrst-ave.. i06
West Forty second ST. 1872 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st,,Ar
tst.c substantial villa. less than sin.
o. sead for circular ATLAS lMrKOn T.
NTNT co. l. broadway. Easy terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Nlillc.

COACfIMAN -Gentleman wants position
for unusually competent colored coacn-
mn. CITY or country. could take en,t.e
charge OF place in country Address NJ
Box "a Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

CoAcUNAN. BY experienced young man:
mas n-st-Ciass references. last employer
can re seen. city or country. Address j.
HEsNIN POI East 1Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
BOARD AND ROOM J..

MADISON AVE. C5o cor. Go,h-s' - Eic-
yrnt corner suite. second noor. with
hoard; other rooms: strictly hrst-ciass
N.DYsONAVE. COR. - EAST 18TH
Handsome floors with bath ~ sep
arated. appointment strictly his,-cIas,-
as WEST 40TH-sT. Large handsome
room. with excellent table ana atehdd"'''
references exchanged
18th ST. 2i9 WEST .-Desirable large
rooms; superior board. mouse his'-o'a'S ''
every respect references
oIsT-sT-. "a FAST Handsomely furnished
rooms with board. fo- fainlies ah'
bachelors references eNchanged.
2lsT- ST. "a EAST - Handsomely furnished
rooms. with board. for families am
bachelors references exchanged
95p-ST-- 100 EAST .-Desirable rooms with
board. references exchanged
"a EAST 7oTH.sT Unusually superior
Recommendations. with board. private
family, winter Arrangements. location IN
surpassed. references.
18th ST. 81 WEST Desirable location:
large and small rooms with hrsi-ci'i74
table references.
e9TH-sT.. IS EAST. Large rooms. first
class hoard. pa:.rr dining room, I'!e--
ences given and required.
34TH-sT.. i3s EAST. Handsomely fur
nished. second and third story laig"
rooms. southern exposure tabIr ""' AC'P
,orable. references
"a WEST 5lST- ST. Handsomely furnished
floor. or separately. private bath. rooms
for gentlemen; board. references
18Th ST. '2l6 WEST Specially desirable
newly renovated rooms with superior
hone. table. families accommodated mod
crate. references
,7TU ST II EAST desirable second or
third floor: private bath. superior iaiIc.
references exchanged.
iITH-ST 10 EAST. Desirable rooms. IN
suite and single. location se!'r' fe'oi-
enCes exchanged.
18Th ST. ca WEST Newly decorated AM
well-furnished large and small rooms.
every accommodation: good table.
MIST ST. 80 WEST. Handsom, rooms
with board; every comfort Il home
small family. highest reference given ana
required.
az WEST 37TH- T.-Han1some par.or and
other suites. private table II required
other desirable rooms. excellent tahl', rel
creHC-s.
Il ADISON-AvE.-Large. handsone
rooms families and gentlemen WIN
board, references required.
123D- ST, 100 WEST Two very large
handsome rooms water bath hrsi-c'ass
American table. select neighborhood.
I23 LEXINGTON-AVE- Fine second and
third floor sunny front rooms excellent
home table; desirable location. reasonable.
table board.
235 WEST 54TH- ST. Second Moor, TO,
gether or separate. all conV"niences. good
table board In small FANNY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Tt-TI.ER or FOOTMAN by a respectable
collfed man. thoroughly c'mprtrh,' WIZ
,.'',vsr can or address j. a. W. ~ West
blfl--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

coACHMAN Single. age 20; thoroughly
unterslands his business, careful driver
excellent references willing and obligng
generally useful II required. CoACHMAN.
loo West t1d- Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
FOR SALE.

PIANO a n-s'-c.ass piano. wl'h o.. fh~
..fe-t improvement. 4rl y'trs guar.
nrtre. f.r cas4 uf irs'aiiucrfs. ilo Ll-f
23l-sf
1891 RAMBLER BICYCLE. weight 20
pounds 10 perfect order. thealt ] 4
MORRILL,. Fu.t o. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

YOUNG LADY dts--es position as
secretary or companion. can give the
best II references. "R. \. y" Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

COOK SECOND-GIRL BY an experienced
cook and second girl In a private family
together. best OF Boston references. Apply
2p1 Freeman ST., Greenpoint IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
ROOMS WANTED.

"AN1 Er.For the winter nv vovn.
,,' furnished apartment Of q or
O m h'' 70 exceed s45 Address y
h.N @p'. Atlantic Highlands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05
"oARD AND ROOMS

fsm1Y,N"tcTlNG rooms. board bath
{. Es., eo 4r baeheio:s: best rsfsrsnees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28
Platform AMI RaS0llSiOnS
Of the i
SilT32 Party Of E87ld1,
P4ArEosd AND as,,LJrJ,>s.


The Silver Parry Of Nevada IT,
convent n a7se.ub I'd at Carson
City, on the 4,h day of September.
1894. Il are tuat platforms
shr u'd assert cardinal principles
OF polti ii faith concerui qHes-
tiUns of political interest and pres
eut moment without eqr' -ycation
or eva ion. Y .t tht-o hist ~
has denuU-t hat these
prileipls 5 as -.#t equlta le
\ I'd their obs, ~ ...u- necessary to
secure the welfate aud Individual
happiness for which this Govern
meut was established.
SILVER.
We deny the right or authority
of the Government of tn United
States t. pass any Jaw restli, ting
or arridginI the privilege o ayI
citizen u the free coiuage of silver
into STANDARD money at the Iegal
ratio of Ii to l, independent of
any other nati IN, and we demand
tue repeal of laws denying or
abridgiug that tight.
We assert that Il y law denying
OF abri 'giug the right OF free
coinage of gold and silver iuto
STANDARD mooey at the Legal rati
of 16 to l Independent of all
other nations, is \ denial of thu /
sovoreiLni y ct the pc ple OF the
United States as a nation and in-
dependent state. ana law in r.
str.azt and a"Ii# gem ut OF pro
duc'jon and nmerce.
We assert that from 1861 20
/ S94 tacl siye, a period If 81 years
last passed. the Democ atlc party
ami The Republican party have
made aud administered the law f
this nation: alar that period ha,
been rharactt lize / as Of uuiutci-
rupted bountifd harN este ami
boautifni product, rs II m all our
great ratural Ie5ourc AM tha
our peapie bavs mate uup rallel
ed advances II ~tilI, in every
brauch OF II rauufactuIe AID arti--
auship; that the period has been
one of =, neral health and notwith
standing the civi war, a peripd Of
unparalleled prosperity from 1861
to 1873. In 1873 the Repnbiican
party passed laws in restraint of
the coinage of money denying
m ntaIe to silver, the mon-y WE
need ia the pocket OF everg c,tizel.
and till Il every store. The ieca
dence of silver h vs. been steady
gradual and unrelenting as the
grip of the gold standard Of money
has closed arouni our industries
and labor and the price OF every
production of labor, by forest.
fell, mine AMI manufactur. have
fal en- parallel with the decadence
OF si yer, which today is worth less
than so per cent of its standard
c'inag- value at the legal ratio OF
16 to L.
Three millions OF our people are
without the comforts snd decen
cies OF life, every industry in our
nation is restrained, pinched and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

NOIIuy VI tuc cDuOIScIH6DJ Vi
every patriotic citizen of our State.
Resolved, That as large
oenditures are made by the Gen
raj Government in improving the
IA bors and r.vers of the coast
,tates and the agricultural states
the Ohio and Mississ ppi valleys
'qu,l ty and justice d-mands simi
ar appropriations for public uses
a the arid region, and that we
all on the General Government
- liberal apprrpliations for sto
ng al d conserving at their source
he waters OF the streams and
iverS # the ali region. This
eing done the reclamation of arid
tnd5 ear be con Iucted by the
State by privase enterprises.
Re Owed. That the SHv-I
Parry ,fOr shy County eDdnrse
...cl and every plank OF The plat
'tin acceltei ov The liver Party
Nevada IA the state t"nveLb''''
'eId al als"n 0ef- + 1854.
ih'tl IL c'iiGfatulair7 lae vote
nj .zlaiyei7 uf Ormsa> {. Ia. g.
p32 Tine I@l al aut eulci-I
"anne. ln which the nominees e
.-92 haves p.Ttrm d the dG' O. o.
"eic ie-preliv- Jiucys. theret,
.a4nua- the = liver Party Of Orm
u. T., kee,. every p .dc an #a I'd
.ie ne % = the county Sd lta
.4Ity sI;tf.,,u ufiar To- election
~ia,. ti,, acc,-.,.j5n of the p.rt,
E. tl- m .s1en,ut = c.unt,
fiji c ere l4avs- u...a no uf1ici !
cttad = ami no i...- -..-atio,.s T.,
! aud Jur - While the Ietiag OF /
/ aui lent contracts in the inter
e., Of county Officials has been
Nb,It. done ,way with
E,ot. ,a,r,nant os tho Coup+,
.;,,-..,nn,e,,, b,. baa, bopastI,.
.trt ecanomically managed. with |
an actual SAVING t, the taxrayers
r nearly $1,000 Der lnuum for
t;.,.,,.,-, -. CAR.
Uu,i rbe.e ,.ircum-t ,ncas the
OTTO v,t..,s and t.xp,vara
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28
OF Hum ooldt

vi llulif OOIul
For Secretary of STATE.
EUGEN E. HOWELL,
OF White Pine
For Attorney General:
ROBERT BEATTY.
OF Eureka
For State Controller:
( \ LAGRANE
Of Humboldt
For State Treasurer:
W ] WESTERFIELD,
OF Washoe
For Surveyor General.
\ < PRATT,
OF Douglass
For State Printe-.
JOSEPH McCAR 0HY,
OF Storey
For Sapt, Pubic I..---uction:
II { CUTTING
OF EsmrrMua
For University Regent(Long Term:
" f F DEAL.
OF Storey
For ualser-i.r Regent (Short Term:
II ) ~TARRATT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

iaoorer' prouuoei anu on
Ill tue ha 'ion'
Inc Voiumonei ip ohey ia oii Ga
ton shouid De speedily incieaSeu
ana always ne lulls doequa'o iol
ne requirement Il puslne>S ..
Iha' all money shouio ne q leSa'
tender Tor oeots ooth puplic ana
| private. mat no money shoulh
| eAl-t except sucE as l59ueu hite't
;,
;t,ar - c..ro.nan. 80,
wo f.,,a. ,ha fo,,'ti
C..,,.o,,,,,,.,,,t l,,.r.a. md ,L., ,,,lt
,.;+i,, s.,,,,..s.,,.ho.. f..,,,. .t,l.,..
- ,,,,oof r,,oa
Wa dam,na tho aholi,i,, - Y,
,i.,,,,I = MI
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.t.. r--s-..,.,
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80 c,ir,.,..r ah.,u, 3 ,..n.. ,.,.t
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28
M)}VINi PEEL.

Published every morning Mon
day excepted
S. p, DAVIS.
A daily newspaper devoted to gen
eral news, political and indep n
dent affairs.
Ofice-Second Street oppo site
Capitol.
Subscription II Ites.
One year by mail ~.
Six months 81.
Three months So
by carrier % cents Der week.
Subscriptions must be paid in ad
vance.
Entered in the Postofice at Carson
City as second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28
SURROUNDED. BY MYSTERY!
q Great Mistake.

rec mt discovery is hat headache.
dizziness, duliness. confu .sr- Of tho mind.
ct. are due TO doran es.age Of the nerve
centcrs which supply the bc@ip with ne-ve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia.
wind in stoma"h. etc, arise from 1lc acransk,
ment Of the nerve ceItcrs supplying these or
Zaras with nerve fluid or force This is likewise
true OF many diseases of the hear and lungs.
TIE nerve syst' N Is like a teIeeTstr,il .y lem
- viii be seen by the aCcgmDanying
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

We are justly prn'.d # the pa
hc :ools and SITE Un!v-ro ty O
Nevada; We "e / V hey eh uId
be fosterei and protected AoD. Z IL
other Institutions, as upon then.
re Is the eerpetu.tJ ut tn- 10Y
atnntat aud the sec irities vut
..terties. We are in favor of such
-i-atlon as WI Incteas- TIA eff
ICY a'u rrIs4 the stat 'ar,t fth,
10 Ic schools aud state Uuivet sit,
ti.a d thornngn Ell Icdti ~. NItn
Expense, Is p ceI wit In the
sch fevers chi III Nevaia
W irnrI ice il the r"g -
e. ms the c'ns iu.I IA IL 4,.ri
at - n.s.-L,rslt n.,pl
-, ,t,II,e ) -:yi D., e.. tjt at
Ne-rm mt of achn .. III lies utu-r
"cutifIrs than l. - GUvri me
,.r .NeYd'ia sta e t,u IL and re,u
"a ur-ul l. the = rci II of I i. 7ta Z.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

We denounce the purchase an
sale of Elective Franchi as de
struc tive of our libel ties auo
treason TO our Government. W.
demand thu disfrdnchi ,e ment o
both parties 70 the crime, and TIT
puni-hmeut of the prisoner by ii T
and impris nment. The fra chis'
once sold shall be gone forever.
LOTTERIES.
The es tablishmvnt of ter
in this State woul he bot upu
the pe"ple aud would result i,
financial and moral degradatioi
rheI efore, in the la guare Of ca
constitution. NO lottery tick
hall be authorized uy this Stat,
nor shall the sale oi ItteIy ticket
be arowed." We condemn IL
quail teIms all Iel.sltlu
tins st te whjcr have u tempted
to legieIateor anthuIiEe lotte ie
r the sale of Iottery tickets
Ne are unaiteraOIy oppu-ed
the ratification OF the prop se,
aneudm-Lt To SectioI l, Arrc.t
Ill ii tn, con 81 tltioa IF oar Sta,
AheTe'n ii ignores al. uae.-fsns s..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28
EiY STATE TICKET.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-28

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Pe"Si III OF the
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Bullion Pult.itasi
Genry Act, Prov -
port Il u "i u reg
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and his egles.I all
10 CT the Ami
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-11
The Bottom All Right.

Some Of our esteemed Quaker City
exchanges have shown an inclination
to be facetious at the expense of this
city in publishing accounts of the re-
cent Hyde Park cayein with glaring
headlines giving information to the
effect that the "bottomn had fallen out
of Scranton, etc. We beg leave to as
sure all that the bottom has not fallen
from under Scranton in any sense of
the word.
The slight depression of positions of
the earth's surface on the west side of
the Lackawanna river which gave the
landscape an appearance of undulation
in certain places, while causing tenn
porary embarrassment to people who
had made different arrangements in
the matter of cellars is nothing of O
nature that will allow the clty's vital
ity to ooze out. Investigation will
convince any visitor that notwith-
standing these occasional drops in real
estate, the Electric City is upon a
sound bottom, geologically, financially
and otherwise.
Unsophisticated inhabitants of dis
tant counties who imagine that an or