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New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE


- IElI-AlI 4.,.lflA, of-.I. sUhs AM
WASHINGTON
For Pafltei, rita. v-rk days. 80 20 s:lj. sU loN
= 1n 1irr,.e lsrt \ " < 5.3i 80 CBsre,
farior Ca. 30 oo DiainE CAP. 90 ~ 80 100
i ii J. -fS rgIf. Slr.at B.. f-t'. s3N, WV II ~
=, n'ng ia-l \ II %" 400 500 Dining Can. sc P.
n. y IS n.sht -, .an g.,
1000 II ap tDnirc Can \. VI 200 3;39 ode y,J
cAf ,i1-; S.oo %, :. T. 4 20 (pai1ss csr s@fx
ree,s and rari,--car ssl'' can b. 1r0cr.,, a,trs
Isr-, &, M 10 2Gi. AZ pa i.ifN l.3.3 B7n'uy
,g- i,h 40 81 -, ian -. i'3 I.as' l-.;a-s y
Il, ,o-.t e. 25i Columbus Ave. N@1 y OK; ca
G. .cn i-.'.-9 S, D.l.A,r. .. Br airay Wli.ans,-r
-, - yr- --.-s'o- COMPANY VII .al f-r arl csst
,-.,~, .. , h.'rts rfei 'src- - fcs'i~a'i'r.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
BALTIMORE g. OhiV' e.,

Leave New York. foot OF L'o
CulCNuO, y. IA. and IL Id tis.'' y, Is night
plITsBUito. a3o e>. sun. sun n - M IN
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 10 a. "is 10 ,Dlninsn,nrC NJ
WAsiIINGTON BALTIMORE Siio,,s 90, car) pw~y a
II go a m dining Carr. $50 tDinn6s nn6snias carl II
Car) p m. - II might snhles; ss;sr S tDmns 90"
p M IL IL night. 49,
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. n,.lS m es"i light, ..., s.
6n, ~ ,,s'i1 ia l,s adi ti5 iiao Bdway S,cfkyn sS
~, Bowery. n. Y: $50. ga Fuipsn Of 81 n ). Ban'S
tion foot OF i.peyp s, G ,Sr:..,ssnes "a dssfinau"~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

60 O., ,~ ,,,., v-,... .u... 40
'. I.re -. r. I1.5 ari Auea', diA'go2c.
II -: a, c.s ,T sa,s. & '"'r rn stead So
~ ,'' tp-h 's'' - fi.y .8,. .lai.. ApgI-'.
n,. s.,..atrr a2' ~ ''-a,r"f rnsS,,a Sl'.gm'ss'
.hci -, 90 iri,n ririiy. 40 2
,,e,,.r- .tec,s ~ n',>' -. 22a.,,s' s.-t
80 n.a ~ tn 50 n"'s9, s,,s,ig Igto' 20 c,a'a
80" ,.' Hay '-. s'-c, . ''.a' NJ ins iHs, =, Fsss
t u.fii.r C0~c~ rorr'r'i. 49, o'f-r ar''''-'
'' arg M r-.- ,,u nd Easy. rprns patents
J''@ 49,, "a. .xh,s s3tt3 ~. wla'er c.ar
as 'ir".."' 's,"y-, nhi 90, quiet, yellow. -
20 100 ~ e, - ,,.a,ne- g. O,f- steady. ~
'-Hk 81 -" > cl,tf.t .s.cGsc. y nh'"
: .ii. q -. v,'i.-A t..,irs trar 'o sNip
-t, . riii'rrr~
- 'h, 80, .a-s, 81 70 prs qn-, backs
sisr '.,, s.' .-,r -t'- 81 80 Barrel tr'' 100
:. - ,. +-.-, -. lYicf. s'~ci-. 30 &. hnd'
r-, ,'ga. r,rr.- .u'-' Nor'frrn Creamery.
iN % ,at.. ., a.. iluI1. i.,rfs quiet
H,. i.ltc r,,',.n All -,r.'rs, cr7t4r
f.5 ra...rn i7N- Western 1ni NJ
~,,o., :, ,o.5,, g. re, ;'o,i =; n~',a1. sil,l a.
., t-,.~~ ,.r.. irri,- .;-'r- rh'rt.n. t-ci.
i, ea' i, ,ss' .e rq'.'- r.n .'.,r.l9 ,,,.l-
i..-r ',,ara. {, ,oiso t,r1N,.r-ic. .,~ary
-it .,lisr,s 1o.asl = fa.rosu-. box. 81 i'1ff2
-, i.,,', ..r t-.t,., 81, a,, a,.l c,.,'
g., i., e..l. ,-Hi-i.. uif. sa~. Ars's 2,tcil'.
49,. 49,. sa."'- .........,.. +,, ,,, .,.,
r-~t. 1f.' q" '-'.' 49, Co.,, .' ,so, r...i
s...lr ou fr're g. hsl" 'a .'.fe ''" 49,! '.',
'' '.t '. ID, F.,,, XII, ,,ei su. >, ,rs
.,.',rs.i ,.naf fr.'N's steady "h''' az. "rn BE.
...e o.. l.rc'. t' r'' +'-' r"'~'' ''''
o.i''s' June - 7'' ''ih'S ''''''' ''"S'' ~ '''
. - ,f.s... t,,.., fr,.,,r
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

-, -.. co fcr mi, week have exhibited decrease oi
Sl7 0y3 bush Cash to-day was dnii , ph, hsh N
600 bush No 34isc. elevator 20, u'h ,,vr
al 35s.c o aaoai and private terms; -.oV 9s@ : n
mixed a, 33&c elevator and 500 bush yei.w al 90" Ion,
aeoat - OATs-The demand for oats was .ri' rn rs'
il the future llae prices Varied 1ui sl,sh na,
rerorts continue good most OF the i4npv'-'' -,
rostnS S.n.c. Urinary receipts far this week nae
fallen on Ii2Co0 BUSH Will rxports nave Jsci,n
9'n 90 bush The future market sei al sc .o. III,
cash oats were easier with 'airly E'pn eN'c .rv
So,es were fGo bash inclrding "I'tn IN n \" ."
oSs Gvered end ~ COO bush At 2ic and private e'm.
o y afoa. otD bush unsraded Wie ~. ..-ixcI
bush ungraded mixed. 2lc. 100 husn fJ,'''l ~, n
.Di.c elevator ana 5000 bush No whte ,,ll -"
2clsc ( J. alolt as time .RAltlit ,,.,
20 n feeding Quoted at ?2i G3ic f.... Ky - W,
30 2 Western quotel $40 T. :aies -" t,r waS'
prime state export. private terms. II ~ \S'''-" '-'
ko, stealier sales. iG.ool bush at So =
The quotations day the closing prices for me tne pre- pre-
vous day and closing prices for the e"'rss''"""s ~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR Lon; fH.N u. OCEAN GROVE ETC
FIR Rel Bank, L'As D.4nch ana pnt. ssath % PSs
+. asaa- i3o SO D. 80 4 ". 1870 80 400 "a
c.i5 +. r. Suniaf- er0.lt Ocean Grove and Asou1
Park 900 4 NJ, - y y
Fr TX. us0 T. = SOS Ree- Darnsys, PARK and Ba.a>.
KAT, $50 : 20 =. ". 30 40 ? "
F1r a.'o~'.c C.'y. vireianl ard Brtseton. 40 T.
~ = -rn-u.h DeacN. seahrgh, ard Highlands 4
~a,es.f go -. - 20 4. H.. l:3o. 40 P. " sss-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
0.paI lasI YehT =. o,,s,rr hils The

a~lo. close. am; summer m ms 20 ,bporci ~ W.T.
vaace 9th. months = = po,s 's.sa""T ,o,tr.. -
&,ai so os - 20, oalcs New ~ gross i.,'.i ,>
hales Exports: Greet Britain ~ ms I ., q, 1y
."Ies 81 snnners 81: stock llilo3: ~ % g. &, &
mi unchameca. uidilHg upanis. '9'c; Hl '''"" "''
c7.c. sales ~ bales ali 50 ming ,o... ,,..
iAverpooi caalc-spo, c9iica sasler sAl's
y coo oll American MGdnng up.ards u itH
cpenri steady "a 70 ga cecl ne; c.'se' ~, -.
Si-.s,- 80 IL p0ir,s net lec,irs lanr. ? - ~ =
saoSss: Fearra,y March a4l a3'2 March Ap ~, .g @
S5.i5. Juno July a:.3i T.. Jply-Ausls 30 Aisu.'
1en,t ter a:oDs; Sep,.mbe October $its; &c,
ner 49, Nsacheeter--Ya-rs an1 cloths iiN. The
- ,ree,lv siatemen- shows re foM~w aT;
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

cb Can be sold without dculiy al r. nears exo
@ som. no, n ' satta f q"'' % ao1s he The wsT
sraHgs & Fs 'ssm'S 9anc per e@ n aR' Penn"
, syirana :gi2 faTcy re, 9o ar 10 epsd
2gimS 1c4 Ss lgiiS = -6. g. 'd d5 cs s''i 81 5oGs2
CrEEsEThc week is closae on aecidfIo I1rpe Cheese
Cs rsrs .e %'sf s ( fT n olor and lut espoeTs
nad al'1 ,2 m " ,,nc i ras were easily obtained a;
&c while really nice cheese that on an's % m prces
@s %sT, Week cas sGI na at ai dG satic SHIPPED on
ise ns4,n' = a9a . some "a .noeI ff Hln, an, at s
slow AMI while some hcios secfa lng,h, sr osreme to
7se - fancy 'hs ns1rc %@,s is, ,te onbl in oh
tanning nn they requred on ne h,is o' I'm % 49, Inc
r choice rh .hms A. The r"i"Tn's1s az a 1sc Iu,
YESTERDAY cnnonaon fac,org c.ra sen al sa ct
e. yerpoo cabc ar' we quote NsH 5, =, s sboee i.
Gra% laf' r. fair pnry G sod 'r' a a. So c .ma
a,oi choice eg7c DO commcn %. 6c IT, @ r.: do
e5mmsn iEht 1''5 'S raI ai stac 'fi mi EiS isaac
ear r na :l. " H;s ss5 R1ssr
ons %sS Ga per ronalv nn3hauscd @ " neeePs aae ,y
T. -'ya0n"h nS y gqe' 1 oiyr sra '' n an ~ = T-a
ird fT', a1 pce s:" n;lsr3 s'nSlIs &d s voa4
ieis Tr,, h,a," lew S,an Of orilnar, erade wee
eIt1 grJ At ars s. ahc nC'y n "q sns~ 'FS ~ rc.s
vcr, rI.n.v 20 day. end the fanse pccs about The
early 'nr, w''e n'dc IN in.ian.rs "a H'i. a., I ,s
a@s,'' ai Fnc Ps ."' Marylsnf Mar mn h~avac s
;in ann AMI rnr weak G,srbcrri-s very dun Hu,Ne
setri1s continue -aTr a & nt n.Ii.rr,ps % pe~,y ana
favornf lu,er. orn- te sonthe'n r. were gn{e g ''
mand ,ht~r Is io,re sulp, or rrcen s..-t. which 3,
dra' Fins heavily at Any 'G"'orauic mn M ne - -h' -
clcar mp tn orcrtnps = pe,,rU,,'r. ~ a,'nr' r..
~ .'r'ns ~ .n'" p. ,,e '' 1'e '".~'ns ns, n
Gcmam1 iI'n ~ ,a, a.l J., ,,,r, gncn 80 ,,.r.
Sne 'SI[,cr l7, ~, 2 Is ,1 ap,s p t n ;a'a
,c- CAS- sla<i ao .ian,- a,ih~f. i.o,r ~ olrric
"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
lENlCH VALLEY RA|lHOA1.

s,,fiou. font Of Cortlnndt and Desbrosses ns.
$3.50 =. VI. aais IS .ats,s. 'o' 4 NJ i' Mv'a
S.fS =; ~. f- ITHACA GENEVA. R0cHEs.
TER' Bl FFAL0. NIAGARA FNls srsPENN.sos Ns.,
r,prDcr a.. -Na l'.r 49, lr "a l'a points ihas-
car 20 Suspension Dr'iys; Pullman vest5-ie Sleeper
tnirAgo &C., a., u,r,rq
cfi', sri iY,erfneats points. Cornec''ns f'r Hea'-
f,,- r-l ffrr~-s shf.v
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

COFFEE-Sale were nshi vi'h eaily ,fansac .ts ms
with improved closing cables. Buying vas chc,l ip,..
W ueak n, 4-l res. exchange 9's r. cps 9VN
i.o iS,rea Tor ur.l states 100 uags stock 1910,
Ssgs San.os recepis. 1000 bags stock ll'."p Dass
1isvre ma RE, s,eady. June July and August - racs
sen; .irler oi@i October. cs2J NpNemof "':'",' ~.
ceilfer ~. Hamburg qrioi, lGne 'f2' tSs .'{ ~
hre-,-t a September -. stock ~ all kHds a. it"fT"
<sG ,sC ,es Including 9l3.O"> N-gs Erazihan Conrac''
clcsni steady al unchanged prices - . ''i ~
Sac - % fNfs as fOIoNN:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVAIII
p RAILROAD

u SAAA1OAU.
stations '0ot of Egso, Dssorosses s and Cortland,
900 A. W. FAST LINE.~Par%ior % css ts'e >.
1900 A. VI. PENNsYLyANtA III LIMfrPnl 70 Pnl,t,Su.
SmPal%en ,on carr, Arrives SspIng Dn,s smoking sSs
iSsyiis il.5o 4. NJ. St. loais aia'ssGsPplI, sos 500
2:Oo =. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. rorrs hs
sleepns ana Dlni1g Cars to 81. Louis sE4PRls
r Nj chcaso si5 Ip."sl" p. X 1915 A. NJ. st'l s. E,t.:
7..5 - r Il s5r4in sso5sai1 n:s4EeSSs r y Ssa 1
Cincinnati p n. Indanapoli.a and 90 81 I4uh ~
500 r: NJ PACIFIC EMPRESS. Pullman Or ~
and Tu,eas: exss9t s,turtay D@''' aat Gnu:
S. $50. 90 "ssAsHinGT0N 10 !" 1Di1s,yA AND THE SOUTH
"ConEres sional Linn" al Pa,ior ~ az A. NJ !n,.
ssn@sS si"3s SEQ SEQ ss 20" i iDi1qs r. E Gs5 8 5
soETHfsFH soETlRHnfs Fs;F kAwhYLss1s 4 ~ ls!1 1rS, "''
SpPrh.sSvs SPrInss l:l' night daily ssspsrs a'sSsr 20
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE-e0 " ,., s
r.rt I.Gt Tampa ard Macoa 800 p n dy daiyy ss:ses
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO RAILWAY r,,,..
For @H OLD "9d" PoHr r''rqPns cJMfoF4 ara DnSns
Charles Route. ". weel, lays. end xS a
Parlor Car and Day Coach Nays Throug. B.,
FOR CAPE 1Ai. 100 = ". weekdays
For Long Branch. Asbury Tari Gce@y r.
PiNc,snt. s.io A. n 40. 25o 40 o'sie s,e ,M p
r. ~ "eeK gays Ssn'a,s stop at in,srsts,s "a, ia
TOR philadelphia.
ing Can. II A. ". i2 l. 2i0 ~ ",o q.
ps far z .21 n,i, si2"ns 5cs 9 Dnlns CO. ~ q
foi). 10. II A. H. . Dining car, ~ sS 10 In.
SSs Dining ca0. dining carl. iS s. ssIhss g,
Ticket Offices: nos. 433 9n Ilas 100, -,
r. ad~4y A.'or Jus. and f' q D.ibrosse b "a ~
Broadway ard Brooklvn Annex Sa,io11 'ma , street 4
T,rcc, ET2oky: s.ati n J.rsey CIV Tse New w; w
Ir.nsi,r ,''I"g . .-.. ,lr AM check basrsr, !,
6. " pREVOsT. \ d u.oo
General Manager. Ge-sr,i D., ls "VVD
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
K:E!: Is:

4l,.l.s lo4.c tst 80 y '. '''''9I,. I,.-a,k.n g.:
AMI L., minutes rs. ler from 2. u ''"" ~
H,iO A. Va DaNi local % h-N~.s r,,sAl Mountains
! 80 A. VI. DAILY oeai 10 Ao,"s say 'ss sundays SlS
AMI Saratoga pa-1r cars - A'o-''ss ssyraclss h.nsS
,,ia a. VI. pats ior A.aan. 'u,S sss,yslasi and Chr
ter Bunal9 NinsaTa fa..s. .osO'' -, uouu.
M, Pa .ul ta4 e. SsfA'-se. ,. "a Ca,sSih Mv.-
II,:s5 A. VI. Daily. except sunday. y VMnaepe.&a AT
tans New Paltz. .Skes Moh,hS; ;,srss PaFior 0Si'
100 4, 81 Ha,. except SunaAy, Ia, ~. Ttlcs. syTseu's
G,,., e. VI DAILY ior han,, MSS",s Toronto. pe'''@
tiey.iani chicago aaG - L<.'s;; L ;or Newburg AoSa'
G.:iO l.. VI. Daily -. cpt 9""o"'' s,rsraA
,, s:,'s,M : ~ ana sy Mo",' 5,.p sunday for u''''
F.e,s''ss 'ns , ' Dr. Albany rtca S.so syIsSn.tc tcs0
,c%. nnnao, XiaSara Falls i''''''' 90, .snn;
VIZ k.s time tables parortIsn IT,, and N~w iors rs,; W
modations arp city stices "-n'ia ho,el,, ,,ps.sr E
information address , vanderbilt ave. Ne" -
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
ERIE RAILROAO.

rb,,u,h ,rsin. leave :;cv .T,ra rot ., 'hamf' 49,
ne ,iov. AMI i've minutes earlier from W"st -
900 lMns'1n,.n a. rnr, ur, nraitra jsr@J I;nn.io
,ov1 Meaivilie nnd Mo West Arrive D"'a''
30 + NJ Tafilr - Buffalo. ,.,. ..,,s
200 T. ~ "yi'tals - Ia '1' asaqas s.,. ar'.,.
,.v.lar, : 30 A NJ Chicago = = ". $500
- ,'ttcaro 1le, slsnd and Cincinnati '''''N
-.oO y. M-Buraio ani C.,.ianl Ve.ieg'"'p ps hs
|.)U rre,. laIy arrives rHnnlg ~ :, u 1871 rl
- rs 4 VI I-rc~tovn - \ y. t.'lrr'.'i
IlI T. " Sieepers Co. HuNaio mn - .,@ '''.. M
maxim, Arcc. 0uuec'i ~ - A"iI'i' ''''''
.ni the W's'. >.,,.,-, u,i.s
S:45 ,: NJ si '"ap' ',S y Shcss . a'-
faio ch y, .,a c- .r,,n,',- i,r'ng .I3fv,v
! M, n, iii - i0l art 90 f- A-Naf
5G ra,, i25th :, ari ~ Wa i25ih -. ,na1hcr. al
u, "a, =, refrlrs Nev YORK 333 AMI 20 '.i' ~
ior nr-a ,rov. f'r0.h,u. D" Hr.s = =. - S- go
ct.kr to --n-e lp'-s ari r".''nr' ." 0H'''A''
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
Sn; Hon, AR ta w isGt iseS., @. rrsrr
''"'''" " chcl.t"pHns:r riiu'tIiMM B'f'r
VESTIBILED rHnn,,N,s,u llGir;; ;;oyrrl-,IR

ElN -, ME t.l.p RAsk.DS
TItH oisAN,iEs summit ps.,1ic R,I;s:se-t AXE
Ridge Madison Morris '%%FF.WfON BcsygHooLEYs
LIKE HOPATCOS6 HssnIi IPsBr Rdy yL,Santains
NTAiN Washins'or rdt RI. az PccnsSsH SSANT
WATIM GAP EIE2EI2STws ARsSSp Mont,
N colh pNStiLL ETxIsJRp T2RTRRppNssSsSS!cHc Hcoiss
ylis. TTIcA AL,H RIG,HHFiIfffiAcA 6wEsSS9,L ooIsaa al
CotNINd BArH nATSs t1ND SOFT "ptn,ipi
500 A 81 BINGHAMroN MALI xroS. BISi
10 o. 'S' 'MSccate cao HrEEALL3Ip SSsiF;RRS SKA sSiss
sa, HAMroM, IN, 6swEGo IMPRESS rain tor che'"
T,rS,p, Sp, Ca,s connect a, Buffalo win "" so,Res
and points west s-p,NTON, NlLrp,rly cs.s
ia" rsiMiRA EXPREss. PqllmAinn, ,RRI1E R1E and PHI
am ~ rW~SCKANTON Wlli- - ~, parlor ca;ss,,,
WV Oi Til EXPRESS. pullman i,,srn,st Limited Erpif
7'So J.. sM,;,uVASTSN ~; RINGIIAMToN' car clpnecs
EtID pullman BUFFET Sieepin6nl points werSru
inralo with train ,for Chioaso. "a az lSON BlNG1';s
a "a u % G,allO. O.EBl'FFALO. s,hnAnfIGS sYRN..n
r'0% r'rEINt'A RICHFlELn ~ Ss,sn Duile, sess,. "a
and 'osWFGo rXPREss ll.,pDMnrwu rIoSs.! 81.
Ti1K Frs AND prLLMAE N.V%, No. y, te,ry saie ~
"a, 4 p,are 400 Iiroadway. Tickets ~ s west Ea ri
nponds"v III 4th ay,. con ~ "a -es ru'tons 4.
osn "coImmnns-ave New-York %ss sna & siyng nun in'
Ia, Broaiwn,. Brook.yn Time 'ao'' 4. 81
mayrn rarHorr az az SEXPpfss COMPANY WI sss,nsta
c,eet baggage from hotel or residence '"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

Keceipts u lreadstuf at Intefor points N LH
last tnse cphers 600, omitted Flour lbs grain D"sH
follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

HEMP All, II'rf,-rh- m0rNei quiet throughout iit
s.neraily nm hanged iu.ie. Manila holap. spot
- sfrment 90. shipr~n, from tniel knGa.m,
a. sl-a spot; .,.,c 81 pn"if. 3sc. juir sI"i. -
a. shpn -n gc, juic butts, pnpc' ql"iJ W.
e mixing and taEgirs nominal. Jutc b's shliinen'
p.per rsaIiiy 10. mixing. lhrisc. hass.ns. ltr
}
ulDlS- market for hides rules quite STEADY. owifs
q, limited u-,Tings. supplies are ls-i SOC H".-Is
are askins more money. We quote. city slausn,"F,
Sr,Gy =. 4.c. native seef: -. hui; iaTnl;. t..G
Sc: sde brands 7c; bull. &C. CIV. &C. country sangh't
y -, ~. .--uAA..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24
For Over Fifty Years.

John G. Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24
Millinery Goods!

Bessie Vivian Murphy has pur-
chased the business OF Mrs. Knowles
and has greatly increased the stock
She invites the patronage Of the ladies
Of this city. New goods are being
constantly received and the most fas-
tidiOn5 are bound to be pleased.
WANTED:-House of three or fOu
rooms, completely furnished for
housekeeping. Adltess 4. this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Monarch Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company.
Location of principal place rof business,
O. on City, Orn>bv County, State of
.>>yada. Location OF works, Silver Lake
Mining District, Douglas County, Ne
yada. Assessment No. I.
AMOUNT OF Assessment, one half cent
per share.
Date of levy, October 18th, 1896,
Delinquent, November 18th, 1896.
Sale day, December 10th, 1896,
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JAMES K. fUDGE,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24

4 new and improved bed lounge is
attracting a good deal Of attention at
George Kitzmeyer's Furniture store,
and we'll it might, as it is way ahead
OF The old style in every respect. Geo.
Kitzmeyer is wide awake t. all i'm
provemeDts ana is the first 1He to Of
er them to the public and is always
he ii t o1e % r3iGe Dg::5 ml2m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has
neen used for children teethtng, II
sootns the child. sOftens the gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie. ami
the best remedy COR D~iarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents "a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24
Notice.

1 have purchased at the Sherif's
sale all of the Groceries, provisions
wines liquors, glass. paints. oils aud
general merchandise in the store of
Archar B aker aud [ will contin lie the
business at the old stand opposite the
Mint. I respectfully ask "a share Of
pdblic patronage. and [ promise fair
and liberal dealing.
Martin Lutz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24
Beans and Brown Bread.

By request Of many patrons the
Boston Bakery will begin the delivery
Of Baked Beans and Brown Bread
every Sunday morning. Leave orders
Friday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24

T will sew out for 81, cents a dav and
GARD. My residence is opposite Mr..
Frank FOlsom's.
Mrs, J. NovAcovIcH. NV -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-24

Strawberries, raspberries, peaches
and a%pric0ts, put up for cream at
Waish& Wylie's.
Just received a full supply OF Frey'>
Biographies al introductory prices. Com
plete Geography price 81 :, Allowance for
Old Biographies 50 Goats. Frey'> Frim-
arv Geography 80 cents. Allowance for
old books 20 cents.
John G. Fox.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-11-26

Mamma" said a little Fifth ward
boy, lugubriously, the other day as
he laid down a volume of biographical
sketches Of the Presidents, II don't
believe I'll ever be a president. l
amt got the chance, wasn't brung
up right"
"Why, child, you have the same
chance that other little boys have"
mo, | amt, wasn't born in a log
cabin, nor l amt drove a team on the
canal, nor had to read the spellin'
book by the light of a pine knot, nor
had to split rails nor nothin like the
rest of the boys who got there. tell
you, mother, Pm handicapped on this
Presidential business"
From the stress laid on the hard.
ships encountered by some of the
presidents when boys it is not strange
that the juvenile mind should draw
a Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-11-26
GhOsts at Sea.
Said the old sea captain:

Said the old sea captain.
II never believed much in ghosts,
although | knew many sailor to
swear to a good ghost story; but on
one occasion l did see a real ghost
he was. l lived at Newcastle-on-Tyn
then, and the ship l was master of
sailed from there. On one voyage, when
we were only few days out, the
ships cook died. We had no man on
board who was much of cook, and
perhaps it was the bad messes we
had to eat that gave some of the
men the dyspepsia, and made 'em see
crooked. However, that may be, it
was the night after we buried poor
Dick that the mate came running to
me in great fright, with the news
that the ships cook was walking on
the water astern of the ship, and that
all the crew were on deck looking at
him. / was mad enough to hear such
nonsense, and l told him, sharp, that
we had better put the ship about and
race the ghost back to Newcastle.
"But when l went on deck--bless
me, l thought for several minutes it
really was the old man, just as we
knew him. The clothes, cap, figure,
were so like, even the way it had of
bobbing up and down was Dick to a
T. The men We're all scared to death,
and stood stiff. But | had just sense
enough left to have the ship put about.
And when we came near the ghost of
poor Dick, it turned out to be broken
mast of some wreck, which was float
ing along, straight end up!
"But if / hadn't chased and caught
up with that ghost" said the captain,
"every man of 'em would believe to-
day that Dick was after us to take
his old place in the galley again!
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-11-26
Manners Of To-day.

The manners of this world, like the
fashions of it, are constantly passing
away. One hundred years ago men
had not to compete with steam and
electricity. They had time to bow,
they could afford to frame elaborate
compliments, they could easily inter-
rupt the even tenor of their occupa
tions to discuss the health and domes-
tic movements of friends family.
Now we are all in a hurry, and we
must be in hurry or fall behind the
marching order Of the day. A very
courteous man is bore. Men rush
ing to the Stock Exchange or the
office cannot stop to handy bows and
polite family inquiries.
Women desperately in earnest with
their lives cannot be troubled with
civil platitudes which are common
property, though each would stop to
listen to few words meant for her
alone. Words which mean nothing
but politeness are now inexpressibly
tlresome, and only maiden ladies with
settled incomes have time for them
the busy world is content with few
sentences of good natured chaff, and
passes on without rejecting that chaff
easily falls into familiarity and imper-
tinence.-AmeAa E. Barr in LiPbin
cOHs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-11-26
ECONOMY THAT PROVED COSTLY.
How Nfr. Brown Saved Half Dollar aud
Ruined His Trousers.

Ruined His Trousers.
In a moment Of economy Mr.. Brown
went out in the kitchen to press hi:
trousers, and Mrs. Brown followed tC
witness the performance and to laugh
al the figure he cut prancing around
IN his pajamas.
"It makes me think, to watch you,
ehirruped Mrs. Brown, sitting on the
table and swinging her heels, 'of
something that happened one day
last summer when l was typewrit.
ing"
'Before you met me?"
~Just so. Well, Arthur Jones came
down to the office, in cool suit of
duck, but someway he looked awful.
" funny. One of the men said, HUI.
10 Jones; what have you been doing
to your trousers?" and Arthur re-
pied that he didn't want any chatting
that he had had trouble enough all
day, running sideways because some
Chinese galoot had wheels. Arthur
was awfully slangy."
- "He had the creases running up the
Sides "'d he" said Mr.. Brown. THAT
makes me think of once Ven we Lei
lows on the old Post had fiat. There
was a coon used to take care of the
Joint for us. Joint? That's a name
for any old place you like pretty well
Well, the coon hadn't much to do but
smoke our tobacco and drink our beer
when we weren't about, so | thought
I'D utilize him for valet and gave
him two pairs Of pants to press
"Why, Charlie" interpolated Mrs
Brown, did you wear pants in those
dsys?"
Excuse me, my dear trousers, but
they were pants when he got through
with them" said Mr.. Brown solemnly,
wetting his finger and sizzling the iron
"He'd thought he'd be very careful,
you know, and when n coon does such
q rash thing as to think, it's all up
with you. Billy didn't want to spoil
the cloth hy putting the iron on it,
80 he turned the garments inside out
You may imagine the result. l put
them on without noticing them, being
In a hurry. and l had to go about all
day with a Vatican pleat down the
front of each leg and likewise down
the back"
"For goodness, gracious sake" CUR
gied Mrs. Brown, did folks think you
wore tea gown?"
81 didn't go around taking an in
ventory Of opinion"
Mr.. Brown set the iron down and
burst into n roar, while he leaned up
against the sink and mopped the per-
spiration from his brow. Mrs. Brown
laughed and swung her heels. Just
then a smell of burning cloth pervaded
the kitchen, and Mr.. Brown snatched
up the iron and the cloth and gazed
ruefully at big round spot on the
leg of his trousers.
"Say Madge, what do you think of
that? I've saved half dollar and
ruined my best business suit listening
to your gabble."