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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
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unss iertenodrs Gut! 90 5so ~ va.
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forlsbns aar, men M lao s., =. /, y
llseirm rpsrbunoet. 6oore f,S'
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libelfer. 0'"'''
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lat til at mebe bets SriItelir q, e, ,-'
9irette fra SfolebGnten bar F,1 2 f,,,
uo / bet frie uniOsriitetsGa. forisiS.
2to b~crtgoIleoe gaser
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blinosn Wano --en Ilopp,t c,m,;.
tisheo og en- flag billie I, NJ, ~.
ben lopenbe gnolings llbUrflinosbi,, W.,
bet Sorsens Barn, Iom ben r.a,s
Wlor bsitanbis paaseoe opsr! 6,r,
oes etnar, Tom bun enqong 61eoe fr,m.
fpIot Iom grempel for bans mar, Nv,
bre. - Serpua bar en- 9ib fomr,r
bd man ilet lite n9pnte ben alofe qr,,
pg tiliioit tpm ret iaa piot, at f,rs m,,,
maatte iGtte Gam frem ION ct aop.r,o,.
@rsnpel for fine pnsrs Spnuer. Inn,
bun leo unber bette, bet peo olene 8rAl
Ss MI lda fan Der, fenoes Hsri,.
teote, % tj9mpeoe meo 0Doen. V,
Sprgens Barn, men tiltrcos fpr h,t,,
= eler tanfte netpp oerfor o0io,r.r
benbes tj9reIte Yarn.-- Gette g,rr
iom bun, bd ban bar una Gut ca Tttrt
enonu hrrte Subs Eige til, 6arN io,.
ment at saa ino til SUBS 6reO, "a icn
henbes ielpiIte Sierte meo b~yonosns,
Bonner hapoe anraabt Simmelen ON
at flame til 2ipet % til Genoe. Str.
nenbe trpttebs bun 6opeoet / 6prosrn,
ct giaeoe paa 2ioelie % Spnosrtnu.
ielIs.
9iIIioIt reiite bun iiq, trait, fin.
Grme no / en- Splelie al ben met tral.
fuloe Sorg % patleoe bort fra Gn1sn.
90 ie, LEGION for iertsu gtar iosn ID.
itebe hun Zig neo puu &nG / byanono.
genner for Ssnnen.
"Sprl9ng Naubetiben for ben Glib,
iarenbe, bpis bet er bin billie. Q 6sy.
re-" mumlebe bun. "Stso BAN III.
fra big! 6orbarm big owr ham.
9armtiertigbeo og Nuaoe fer ram, 0
Serre! - 9drmbiertigbso rg 0lao,.'
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
For D~uabnlnninnrn
Isolaets wtbs surrants,.

4. gu Quart tore &ibS, ct balpt 4uub eqer Ibt Nor,
bpipt Suter. Sntieret lnofoses os aijsleS, oa grreue bo,
pes |. gn toseS bette 5 eler 0 gRinutsr oa bGlOss ioa ior.
Ietist arntter eler @Ias, iom mau pGre opparmeoe oo torr,.
oisie ~cperbinbes iror meo Sorpapir, eler tories on ior,soI,,
meo Sarpir (rosn), elcr De itrues til. iaa 2uiten iuoer Sn.
gang iour. 6laiene eler Srutterne iGtteS paa iammenIoot,
paabe 6aoubtlaosr. forat De lille Hal ipringe.
2. 80 9unb Sntter toser meO en- Quart 9onb. III 10,
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
Runtplsi,ts for Ainr.

9cnue fore. ristis ~tolosole 6rrust cr iqrOeIes narenbe.
raar Der taees Senipn til at Der 6orboloet til SterreUen
iuit lite er iaa meeet Subitants ben. Dc IS 9roceut er Worn
men ben fate Uasie er r~i9boIois paa Gutter % andre mr.,
renoe Stoiie. alori8 bsr man Dog foore Sicr tore Qortioncr
mso PumpfinS, ibi Street pirter nbelOt0t pau 9lprerne % for.
ringer Qieltem9nsoen; men tager man 5rcet 90 Den Iimoo.
tise Miasie, iom omsiper Oct, bort, oa bar bet iusen 5ore paa
ig, os Wtelfen bliper rigere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
Qnn rc Inir q IL

Sris icc. nrio III Land Commissioner
GroatN Northern Railway. o. sem, 4Finn.,
titer en- FIAT iluiireret &amilet moehoioeroe
'ulbiirnoioe S~nlpeRiuaer ON, hoorlsoes o.
tpcrben irit 8%eaierirasIauo eler blHiat
Serubanslane / 9tinueota Tan fnacS.
SenoeS fit. c
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25

Ell gl.1gD TRAMGEs igsh.
Ngjjr Tor dc haste 30 Dnge Diet NEST furbauscnle i"1- J,
noTcnsinde or bleyet Publikun forelagt Va va q
I'D M med hyer Ordre for ct at wore bei9mi' N
Ehtl Dame hr-elegsnt Frsveret, den NEST a3mriN,
visor paa Jordcn for Pengcno, lLk. GsldPtHenLE hhIIn
komposition, garanteret og ser nd SOM 81 A',.S I. M
JHR, - 6lgende vurdifulde JuyelcraTtiklcr' l tlAyt -
STANDARDIZATION for HERE ellcr Dame, omfI'sog'
schotlguke og tlpassende KnRppor hncstr So
S2.5Ui 1SLipsNAAI, guldplettrrct oR bcs,t mel
si.ihJ ] Par OREDOPPEii, bcsaito med en- fAh. 9ss NJ
ntrtkansk hiolston $500, I stor lNaANI-hEl T-.r.
Ale dissa suyeler og uhret sendes g. q d melh,' IA.
s6gelse for blot Cd. 90 og Bx~prcsomkosthint ry
lkkc Hker Diet, kan De sonde Diet tlbaFe rta
thret alcne or ward dot dobhclta ~ hNad ~ foliA.-F'
belc Uiyalg SIND si.9s NED DERES 0iDht, ' y
tsgo e. Of wore her5mte g~uldfyldte Herrers Ne'A' !.
mors GuardkJrder GRATIS som PREMlUMi % VI '"
uden alle fSprcsomkostninFrr ,,,,rn III.
ROYAL MIG. CO., 33t Dearborn Street. 'hh'"''
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25

eetuie ca ainler, tun bigger Arpe'Us''
boliqsr ca arunota9gsr 9umptieti'nsr'
hun itd6er Qpfte % GIGoe, toor pun
tommer. ca man 4rer CO dgter Esnoe |0i'
en- Selgen.
SUN itaar temmelig / J%crbinoelle
mso ben gamle Grspince ron 2SarlsH'
itein, Der pfte fra fenbs mOotdger ltprre
GUNNER, ON tpilte 5elir bog dIor'9
maa pioe, tpprfra be ~itriUer it8. NnteS
len maa laane Gapn osrtil, fan er be
ZEN mGrtpGrbig runofddnost.
6elir far fact en- liben communal
9eitiQina. gu trnnger ban lite mere
til unoerItettelie at lin SI29tntng %
Der fun Snteln ON en- lioen Sum III
Mpceren. Mpoeren peo life al, at hem
pes SIN far ltreost bette greD, 09 Gnz
fslen peb life at, at ban itul fla i'not I'm
SeIterIgn ldngt fIere Yengs END oei'l's
MI Der ham pm.
Yaa ben Madoe tpmmer alt Tor 0ds
gems Chs.
"@a, Mor, Mor, tpor tunoe oi glpre
bet mob mig2" flager ian bittsrt, "nu
Far icg for anOsn Sang miitet MN
9Gre."
Samme often afgudr ct treltesle1t
grep til Gmmp. Snbeni liggsr De lloit'
penge, FUN bar ienpt.
Oct er en- fob S~unuarbdg. Ut hDIot
5Gppe tpiler pper 8aoer % Str9oer,
Sne cperalt % merte Stper, Der trusr
meo enbnu mere Sns. 8repinoe BON
Wo"rtenItein far grpot meget, bet er hsns
bss Sgns 5poIelsoag, ran er ung enonu,
fun Ierogtretti gldr. Sobpr Iergeltg bar
bans Sortio life o9ret, og bpilte uoilg@
ter Far Fan for Srsmtioen? 0lpoers
fiertet bar / ben IibIte Sio gduet ON
meb ct fpu9t !Saub. Der bar Inlet
9rep tommet fra gmmp, ipm beg po'te,
bpdo bet bar for en- Dag. Nu er bet
aQersbe tent, % Woberens lpie 8rem'
me ubIluttes meo ben i%nctrGoenos
Stumring. Poftbubet fan tonms en-
Sang enbnu, FUN maa paste ncie pad, at
8repet tommer fenbe fprit / S9nos, idu'
iremt Gmmp Ituloe Itrire. Sum tyr tlr
frpgtIpmt nGpne Gmmps Ndpn, thi bun
rsb, at be 9amle Soar, Der Oeo dlporIi9t
arbeioe langiomt bapoe luttet Ilg biz
Der puanp / bsnbes Sens Sjerte. Sun
bRrer Sfplben oerfpr peo i'm uIprnuftl9e
4ofGrb, bun funbs life mpoItda gmmgs
Senner.
'Sloen lpier / Sattelppnen, Wtpoer oa
Syn Iibper iammen. San bar lagt iii
9trm en- Gipet pad benoe, % ingen al
benz taller ct Orb. S9nter b mon pdd
en- c9 1dnllne 2ln9!
ga gar 9ersn op. Sagte StrjOt
nernler Iig ubenfor. Oct tan life O9re
9oitbupet. 9ligepel Timber 9repinccn
iig ub. Gn lioen, tilileret Stitte!Ie
itaar fpran Eenbe, bet isoe Orb "Y}ooer"
lpoer / tenbes Gre.
5elir far reift fig op; ct iaa tent Be-
Igq er bam life peltomment. 8eo -
Flaftenbs StiGr fra aattelopns1 er bet
Fam umuligt at gjsntienbe ben inc =
oenos. Sa flyer en- at Suarer balotUdlt
Stemme ia9te:
"5elir!"
Mere fan fun life fuu frsm, men FUN
nermer fig ham, Der itirrer pau lsnre
Tom paa ct llbegribelig berli9t 8iouno.r,
% meb ct lpbeligt Strig trptter fan [:rs
be / fine Qrme.
Seq pibfte moi, at bu life pilbs ienos
bin lille Gmmp tilbuse igjen fem be toss
1ebe Yenge!!" TANNER bun unber hats
beoe &ns.
Ter ubenfpr raier llreiret, % Stor.
men piIter Regnbrauberne moo be tlirs
renbe 9inbusruber. Msn inoe / be trc
Msnneifers Sierter er Der Spradr, % be
oeb, at Der pil felge en- fmut CONNER
cpenpdd.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25

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6p.Stut: 5a aubitiob 8XsXs) riotig ooOt iuntn,,n.
rattet so en- Stat er poa bet uGrmete 1 Con.
3nOboIo al Ell Sosie: Gn aasie "a 3ommer lang, 10
2ommer brco o9 % 2ommer opb. boloer 3 guibcl5. Gn
Sasie &c CONNER 5irant % 81 CONNIE op6, bolOer / Su
ibeI.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25

Jsg bar mootags, ShmGitjuen "SuspeE.
men, COB Stauo, o. pi liter ben gobt. Zen
oaar lei, arbeIoer goot % iparsr gOot Ill III
Hapll. Sngen oil an9rs, ON be anitaiier en-
atesm. 6Iast So Gents. Gle Z. Sopoe,
RaihiorD. Wlinn
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25

@gemter unifcs flat fl, at isla. s' "o't'
iriptionsss sssr. coeIie be9sOss it:.. 9tl eriitta.
PeriOHsr nil vi betats 5000 ON Dsaanso.u / fat Yen
sner zen bsisite Gommisiou. pm iOretrss.tj. Ssrto
sitter Girtular % 9stin9slir til
Spbn Is. g0infpm & 60,
S34 Dearborn It.. 6bicaso.
eS- Ts fsrfis tanbinapii;s SosiorlGeg.re Gnlsrtsa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-25
Em ,iinpel Satarrb:G ur.

Seg bar bebanolct aatarrb / hcrpco 'eriti yar Cs SI
clriei Here Aure enp rpleu Spccialtn tgtt1iln,ra rp
iturte. "a lea mart mdl trToe tllbaqe TIA attn Gnrt.
qriHoe, paa bpi Nloer, oil req ira M al igEce Sttlra
iiEgsmloIerHe o. anren, jon anbcn6t min &rirs.
irit o. ~irdnieret iii erhoer 2GiCr btrdi. lem it,J NJ
oelne uGmmcliae. iuriiae pg mpotnoGi1c SraN,n.
Feiie or Ct o~prigtjlt GiIbno, Tom bet icag GnhpG I'D;
at mQotlge. Sillirip
@rsi. snwrtnte. ITO gsst 32nS e.. Sen 9ort.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06

GEORGE I',,.%TOSE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
Eggs and Eggs

The Medical Record says eggs are
useful in the following applications
y mus'art plaster made with the
white OF an egg will not make a
blister. A raw egg, taken immedi-
ately, will carry down a ishbone that
cannot be extracted. The white tn at
lines The shell ia a useful application
TO a boil. White Of egg beaten with
sugar and lemon, relieves ~hoarseness.
a teaspoonful taken every hour AD
egg IN the morning cup Of coffee is a
good tonic. A raw egg with the yolk
nnoroken in a glass Of wine is bene-
tical for cOnvalescpnts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
& Curious Explanation.

Mark HAuDa tai!ks that TIE falling
eff II * Republican vote in Ohio
was because times were so GOOD that
people got careless. Certainly lie in
dlca1iuns do not point 20 good times
in OHIO. The election r-turcs Of last
fall indicated that me population had
suddenly Increased, 1t tad increased
mcIe in one year (the one Just pre-
vIOu to %election) than it had in ten
years before. Certainly this seems
to indicate prosperity, for additional
population counts for prosperity in
most countries.
The vote this year shows that the
popnlhtiou has fallen off materially
Counting five pc" pie to every voter.
thc vote having fallen off $4,000 the
population must have ehrunk 375, 600.
How Hanna ever reconc:lea these
figures with too much prosperity is
beyond our comprehension. The,
agaIn whore did those pen".s. 60 t.
Mus have gone to Ktntu~ky ur Ne
braska, the silver stats. Possibly
tn@y went there to vote, the returns
certainly indicate it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
As far as Known

n following are a~lproXjn ate
tignres on elections c~oodens-t.
la the State OF New York lba RApub-
llear majority of last year O; 200, 900
OF last wear t@S e e swept away and
the State is Democratic by $4,000. Van
Wvcks plu atty for Mayor j. Sc, 900.
Ohio wen publican for Governor
ny 2t 200 ar3i that party also elaine
the IeGislafH-e by a small MAJORITY.
Maryland Democrats have elected
a Legislature that will return a Demo
cratic Senator.
Iowa Republicans elected Shaw
Governor by $4,000.
Nebraska Fusionists carried the
State by 10000
Colorado is a close S. ate hut the
Silver Republicans nave carried he
day.
Massachusetts Went Republican by
s $1,000.
New Jersey has elected a Republican
Legislature.
kentucky is again Democratic, the
Silver Democrat, for Appellate Court
Clerk, has a majority OF 30, 900.
Virginia gives a large Democt a,ic
majority,
SUN Dakota returns show that the
Republicans have elected six and the
fusl"Dlsts two Of tue eight Circuit
Judges.
The Salt Lake Citizens Reform
party elected the Mayor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
The Coupon Scheme.

1t is strange how it takes outsiders
to teach people new commercial
racketS. Last week a man named
Leonard drifted into Carson and GOT
up a coupon club. He simply talked
people into it and some say fhev paid
the ten dollars and got in TO get rid of
him. Well the club was formed and
the eight members were furnished
with 5000 coupons each to give their
customers who in trading with them
pay cash.
The merchants already report that
the scheme has caused a good many
old debts to be paid up and has
brought them new customers. Again
the old familiar sound of charge this
to my account" is no longer heard
and the purchasers pay cash because
they all want a chance to get the ele-
giant sewing machine that goes as a
premium to the holder of the most
tickets, All agree that it is an excel
lent scheme and working nicely.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06

Jake Werner of Carson Valley was
run over and seriously injured by q
four-horse team near Gardnerville
yesterday.
Miles Johnson come down from
G~ardnerville yesterday.
j.. L. Richardson will inaugurate
the first of his Saturday candy spe.
cials to day, carmels will go CHEAP
The band stand will be completed
to-day or tomorrow and if the weather
is pleasant it will be dedicated Sun.
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Charley May, the U. S. Internal
Revenue collector is in town.
Chas. q. Steiner, a student at the
State University, died from bilious
fever early Thursday morning.
II you don't pay your poll tax by
the first Monday in Dec. you can't
{ next year.
In everyone of the twelve States
where electioGs were held Tuesday
there were heavy Democratic gains.
Ibis will give the Democracy a GER
tain triumph next fall md then Con-
gress will be in the hands CT silver
men.
Better pay your poll tax and avoid
trouble at the polls next wear.
Be sure and buy a ticket for the
A .. U. ". ball Thanksgiving Eve.
The Stella mine in Monitor has been
bonded to Eastern parties, and SlO,Q 600
is to be expended in developing the
property.
The beautiful China set at the En-
porium will be given away TODAY.
Have you a ticket?
J. Davis, a cattle man from Kansas
is in this city looking for beef cattle :.
He reports cattle very hard tc get all
over the State. He says cattle are not
scarce, but owners are long Cd feed
and holding them for better prices.
The new building of John G. Fox
a the roof and front on. 1t presents
a very handsome appearance from
the street.
The clay from which Billings
makes his brick is not surpassed on
the Coast.
Joe Plat is Offering suits OF winter
clothes that have all the latest
details OF custom made goods, and the
buttons are fixed or by a patent con-
trivance that never come off,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
Card Of Thanks.

The members of the State and local
Equal Rights Association wishes to
publically thank the News, The AP-
PEAL, Members Of the Band, The Rev.
Eddy, Prof. Wolf, Miss Dietrich, Miss
Lottie Meder, Mrs. Torreyson, NJ iss
Edith Howe and Mrs. Chamberlain,
for the generous and able ann in
which they assisted to make the Suf-
frage rally a success Saturday even
ing, Oct. 30th.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06

Fol- good cigars If any brand go to
Richardson's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06

Sam McClaskey, the Smith VALLEY
dairyman was In this city yesterday
The Tribune won its fight fol-
Mayor of Salt Lake and the Bee
landed its favorite in Sacramento.
Evangelina Cisneros has beer
offered a home by a lady in Chicago
worth a million. When the lady dies
the girl will inherit the property. She
is said to be taking it under advise.
meut.
Bromo quinine is being offered ae
an advertisement by an Eastern firm.
Papers who make contracts will &c
we'll il they get their cash in adj
vance.
Buzz, a clever little magazine in
Stockton has a good political cartoon
OF Justice Field leaving the Supreme
Bench. AS he is getting down Uncle
Sam is sprinkling the chair with
dislDfectants through a garden hose
Stockholders in the Germania
miEe at Rossland, British Columbia,
in this city will be glad to learn that
an English syndicate has taken hold
OF the property and will develop it,
with plenty Of capital.
Every we'll regulated family should
possess a Calendar Clock Safe. Just
as essential as any other article Of
household furniture. For every
cash purchase Of one dollar at P. A.
Wagner's store the purchaser will
be entitled to n ticket, and besides
receiving full value for your 10
you may fall heir to the clock safe.
Call, examine and try your luck.
The storm seems to have blown over
and fair weather but slightly cooler
is promised.
The fight between Mrs, Bell and
Fred Bell in Sau Francisco gets
warmer and warmer. Mrs. Bell has
now found some very lively evidence
against her enemies in an old trunk
and some bOmbshells will be thrown
oOn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
A Bad DOG.

Night before last Bob Fathergill, a
boy Of twelve years, was bitten by
Gene Trudell's dog. The animal
pounced upon him and it is claimed
bit him in twelve places. Fathereill's
brother shot and killed the dog a few
hours later. The boy was badly LAGER
ated and his clothes ruined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
ALL SORTS.

For good cigars # any brand go to
Richardson's.
Typhid fever is reported as quite
prevalent in Virginia City.
j. B7lcove, the jeweler, has a fine
display Of sjlverwaTe in his window.
Have you seen thCSa new derby bats
at Joe Plaft's? You can't be dressed
up without ore.
VIM. Harris, a brother Of D. j
Harrip OF this city, died in San Fran
cisco Thursday.
and will address, the people there this
evening.
The Grand Rapublic'' and Uncle
Jake the best 5 cent cigar on the
coast at Reigs's.
The first party of ~col0niats for the
Wymore tract will arrive by rail Sun
day.
Miss LOpise Rinckle departed for
the Eastern pat Of the State last
evening where ste has secured a
school.
A delicious tamHle with a fresh cup
Of coffee or tea for 25 cents, at
Riggs. If
Inp GGnSnn Ic ahn,t ~-A- - l.
Lake, and every day several of the
boys return to this city.
Ii you want canly that is real ly
better than any imported in town 90
to Richardson's.
Ensign and Mrs. Taylor OF the
Salvation Army will be in this city
saturday and Sunday with their ster-
~eotopican illustrating the life story of
Little Jamie.
Used in every family. hot water
bottles. Two quarts rs cents, three
quarts IS cents. Warranted perfect.
At -hs Thaxter Drug Store.
90 and see the new footwear at Ed
B~urllngtons. His ladies and rents
Nova Scotia seal are the very best
made, in fact his goods are all trade
winners, they bring back the old as
we'll as new customers.
Mary-You want me to be bar d.
some don't you John?
John-Yes Mary.
Mary-Then get me a bottle Of
Madam Robinsons face bleach at
JOhnsons Drug Store.
There is no need to give prize tick
cts to sell furniture. Kitzmever gives
the prize direct with the goods. Call
on George Kitzmeyer he has a large
assortment Of good plain furniture, |
everything hat belongs to beds and
bedding. You will be shown goods
at prices that will compare with Cali
fornia catalogues freight added you
will find by trading with Kitzmeyer
that you will 10 as we'll as by sending
abroad. Xmas is coming. Orders for
Holiday presents will receive prompt
attention.
tt Geo. ". KitZmeyer-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
Geo. ". KitZmeyer.
Help Male.

AGENTS get fifty cents on each dol
lar; no experience necessary. Write for
agents outfit. Address the Catholic
News, 5 Barclay St, New York. ol3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
Cattle for Sale,

20 head OF cattle for sale, mostly
heifers. Apply at this office or ad-
dress P. 0. Box 625
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-11-06
Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
trespassing on the Clayton ranch, above
t~radIebaugh's, will be prosecuted to the
luli extent OF the law. Hunters who
break the fences and shoot stovk viii be
legally prosecuted
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Eastern advertising Agent 23O-234 Tenn
pie Cour Building, New York City, Z.
kratz, agent.
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The Duty of Man.
Chicago Pos

SIllNdSo L OCNs
We have sent off for a copy of the De-
motto, Ind, county paper, for we have
come to the conclusion that it must be a
model of it's kind. 1t is reported that the
young women of Denote, who are of sound
mind and manageable age and inclination,
have resolved that they will not marry any
young men who are not patrons of the
home newspaper, for 1T is strong evidence
of a want of intelligence, and he will prove
too stingy to provide for a family, educate
his children and encourage institutions of
learning in the community 1t is our i'm
preston that the business manager OF our
Denote contemporary kept his office open
until midnight of the day this resolution
was passed, receiving subscriptions OF cash,
wood, spring vegetables and other recog-
nized mediums of exchange. The young
women are right. 1t is the duty OF every
man not only to subscribe for his county
paper, but to pay for 1t invariably in adj
vance. The county paper itself is an insti-
tuition of learning. and where there are no
newspapers there is no general intelligence.
Mr.. Box has told US that he can accurately
gauge the intelligence of any community in
the United States by looking over the mail
ing list of the Ladies' Home Journal, and
he says this, not as the editor of that Valu-
able publication, but as q lifelong student
of intellectual conditions. We have the &C.
quaintance of a gentleman in this city who
classes himself as belonging to the very
best people. and who makes a boast that he
never reads the newspapers. This gentle
man is we'll along toward the middle life,
and is. as might be expected, unmarried,
though apparently possessing certain
charms that might find favor in feminine
eyes. 1t is perfectly plain to us that that
which he makes his boast has proved his
discontinue. and that our lovely and de-
sirable young women are chary. of the
advances of a gentleman who so foolishly
paradeS his Ignorance. We wish this para
graph could catch his eye. and that by
prompt and sincere repentance he could
establish himself in the graces of our agree
able girls and win for himself one of the
fairest of October brides.
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laughing. with a little nod of approval.
1T Is rather like trees; whether they go
up or down or sidewise is decided at some
one critical point. So your moments are
not only tests, but prophecies"
I'm sure l don't see what trees have
10 do with it," said Emily. rising; and if
We are going to ride to Roxbury this aft
ernoon. we would better be getting into our
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know so intimately some Of the details of
Sylvia Wayne's life, is that she afterwards
became-my stepmother!'
George Graham Ely in New York Even
ing Post.
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New York Evening Journal.

"IteIp.
1t was a cry full of anguish.
The man was going along the street bare
headed. On. on he went, ever and anon
giving vent 10 this cry.
Help! Can you not see l am looking for
help?'
He had aceosted Mr.. Suburbs. That gen.
tleman understood the unhappy mans suf-
~ferings.
Come he said, kindly. He linked his
arm through the others. Il myself am
looking for help. Let's go to the employ
ment bureau together