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fsrtay. IL Is due 10 the fact that there
are not goe many berries cunning Into the
market
the butter ziarke. was ssan yesterday
and first --saSs creamery o<sefsr Is is good
demand.
Jobbinx Quoeatfons-
The following were the jobblng quota
ssaTas Of Wholesale dealers yesterday.
Sugar. F1osr and CefIee.
Sugar ticbosnsD- Golden &C. in ntls. per
u. 4Sse: extra &C.. IN b5ls. per 10. tsse;
eisc; pow sered, sS,e: spot cash prices.
Flour. 81. Cob6angp-Patent Excellent.
Ns. Novelty A. $40: California brands.
s., ,se,s noar; per r., POI, s' s 8 per or
bsl. 81. sr io-fb sacks. sas per cwt.
rye H.. neal per Dol Dol . xss per swt. e;
cwt, a. cracked wheat. per ewt. 0-5:
faxed wheat, 80 per case: waele srneat
n nssT per ,e pearl I Sar pyas ps9
ice-Tn SACKS. &c; I'm boxes: sc. corn
meal. yellow. los, sI.s: Sos, N-ss: white,
,e.. $50. EOS si.is: faxed honiny. osls.
Coffee uobblngl --Gr~en- Mocha. per n.
Choice. As psr R r. Sc nsssisaoar rs s
:, Per l sws, s ss T En- e~ ss ' psr s sa sa
Alden Mocha s7,sc: caracoIas z7iggc; Gua,e-
Btdf-s f-g13Ss. 1sz{.2G, 1<sOls 1--WE,
3is.i5: eos nag: sss. s,ss
Neat. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Mai;s ejotbing)-Cow beef. sIsisc:
stse. oeef, &c per 10. mutton eazc per
III p psys s n seaI sSc p srx b. ,oc
eas sai maj 81 LIZ &c breakfast bacon SIG
Fresh FIJI lng,-Hiallbut. slsz34isc
se,alimsf. ox.c; salmon trout. Sc: noun1erS
ssagc Sole: slss; rock COD. S g.aek
Iiz6is.; saiiTmrs. loo
Bntt~r. Cheese. EGEs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. sVi3c; Washington
orssHaeriezs. IN prints, L5al6c.
,f. Cheese e. n,en:ng,aNa,.ss Washington
ESgs cobb ng)-i3Ql5c.
Poultry Uebbingl- chickens. 1ag1fc; live
weight. dressed chickens. 12sac.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes tjobbfngp-Native stock. $40.
Yakiunas. .$laai3: sweet potatoes. f. per ib.
Vegetables uohbing)- Native peas. &c;
rhuharb. Iirs: WaiIa Walla asparagus,
&i.25 per boz; cabbages, California, si.75
per cwt: new California onions, lie; beets.
per doz: cucLmbers hothoGse 5tsgs5c dog !:
hothcuse tom ttoes zoe per Id.
- Green Fruits .oobl.ing,-Lemons. fancy
si.asSs.D per box bananas. s. esa2. 50.
oranges. fancy seedlings. se.be03: choice.
s2-2sll2 10: fancy vaiencias. $3.25; native
SRA wh.rries. seeasi: gooseberries, &c. cher
ries. 81 2 Fer box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Uobbing)-Puget sound. per ton,
$i2: Eastern Washington timothy, $i6917;
California, sl3: alfalfa. $i2.
Oats ttobbiaa,l-$3lVz2
Barley Cobb ng)-Roiied or ground, per
ton. so.
Corn-lwhoie. so: cracked. SO; feed
meal. go.
MilIstnffs Oopbingl-Bran. per ton, Sl4:
shorts. per ton. SIS.
Feed Jobbinsl Chopped feed. sigGlS per
ton. ml1dlings. per ton. 81, oil cake meal,
per ton, SO
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MONTE. June u-rae f,hs~r,,., ~. u~s.,sS
publishes today ioae nosa A. ,~hacS' 49,
pope explains ana de0n@s his yse.S7 ~
reference to Francs. His hcs,neSH !ssI1r5
claims all intention II recommen6iiSr Tn1s
preferences TOT either the rvpublscan q ~
snenarch'eai form Of gsvsrnment, but. ~
observes. history has showu that the IN.
terests OF relision In any country are bose
servea oy .esat support At the constituted
those who. professtng astacAsusnf 70 ~
holy see. SOW the Aesdo a eistr~n1 -
looking asksr,oe al o. cemnnahr rnreAn1%
lar existing govcrnmentn -
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.,n,.s- western Lire comprises over
Ine -. =. nersecsIy equipped railway
~, ,,, 80, iowa. wisconstn. Aicnixsn.
IN liza North Dakota. South Dakota.
M ssss and wyoming. Il cpsrsfss the
$500 a. ,,..ns IN the world The service 70
n me- W.,waukee and an the principal
Cn'cAs,, ~ rsst ara Southeast cannot
c ,nes y, Tnssst on having your ticket
:, =. =. The North we.ssrn;. =. v; Parxs..
Commercial Agent. eus F'fss asenos 800
a.
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Another wife AesuD re-.

MEXICO. Mo. June ia 3estsr syem
Chicago purpcrts To yevsat tha4 C. IN
Hanson. who killed himaslf q TIA prs
ence OF his wife here las& 49,. wa :
bigamist, having wife ana thfoe epnn
at a9z West Huron stresf. cAtsAeo. aia
widow here claims up to this 6n4 70 have
been ignorant OF his dual M althcueh
she Is satisfied of il NOV. Il = esn4e0
that Hanson mysteriouslt dtSapp<axed
from Chicago about eight years 40. ana
II now appears that he mays4oA - sec-
ond wife. who was Aiss Ninnh crav-
ford. OF Weycsvilie. Wiz. 1 ~ months
after deserving his Chicago famliy.
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ST. LOUIS. June H.-TAs Amcr,enn
Association Of NurserymsA selected oaa-
ha as the next rlAOe = msetinr. -
elected the following clneers: PrcsideH9
Irving Rouse. Of New Yoeh: stce pnarfs
dent. a. Aioertscn. g M6loaa: secretslryS
George c. seaser. Neg y6IG .treasureas
N. A. whitney. lilinate he Nnr4csy-
elected the following ofncosp. Prueideet.
N. II. Aihagh. Ohio; vtpn preea6Ant ~.
c. Barry. Rochester. n. II: nerrnfar1e.
treasurer. George 6eaeos, M Ycrk.
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ton 81 Thessaiy was !mpossthlA -
There was M necessity for rrccape0A1e -
ssoa- bs:as In possession. the pcEe4
NaS Urged. was aaic to wait tsatto
sra even trScsSn.tely while dtxcas
as-eaeF-aseaisy point after point with -
pws az vas atSc decided to cont1D4
3c''Fe'y the Preparations .of var.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


e1Exc
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Evening
Post financial cabiegraE says:
Ihe stock markets rerna med firm today,
continued Improvement in Americans be-
ing the feature. Interest IN that narke,
Is steadily spreading. and I am able 70
state ecnfioenlly that ARMY big fnapcsai
people have laid In stocks in expectation
OF rise. Whether the public VIII come
~ soon remains 10 be seen. Prices tonight
Closed under the best. Mines were strong.
ne announcement of the committee head
co ny A-. Fairchild. representing Central
racine bonds and shares has created sur
prise, in view Of the existence OF the Ban
bury shareholders committee and the re-
cert notice that Speyer Bros. will soon
cali for a deposit OF bonds. In business
circles the new committee is scarcely
taken seriously.
The Paris and Berlin markets were firm.
Breadstuas and Grains.
LIt EiePoOL. June u.-~Whest-Criiet:
No standard California BIS; cargoes OF
scset. Stexslser: cargoes on passage. rather
hrIner, 81 higher: English oountry mar
kets, dull; French country markets. quiet:
wheat IL Paris. firm. -four In Paris, firTn.
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SOLOMONVII.LE. AFix, jume H.
Augustine Chacon. a murdeseF, Dantenc.
ed to be- hanged on June r. hoa sawed
his way 10 liberty. He cut thecu0h the
Jail wall into the sheriff'e c1Bco And fYQun
there easily gained freedoms. H WIN not
be- caught without q struexlA md prob
ably will never he taken AHA H h2lleA
Paul Becker. whose stoFn - wne ~
tempting 10 rob, at MosoQck
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preserved the great gsfus Of nature Tns
world admIres y1ayscaI perfection, 10
reach which. or 20 approach which A.
nearly as possible. should be the object OF
ail.
Suffering Women Per- F. &c. !. s e air:
~ sympathy. hut help for you. There
If 80 earthly reason wny sou should
longer endure tsr n7sseriss arising
from Irregularities. Periodical Head
acnes Falling or Displacement az the
terra and like ailments which rob YOU
OF your strength healfh and beafi,y
and make you prenaaaurely old In
Doctor Ratciifse. who Is an expe.t on
ali Female Complaints.
Weak Men a asaas Who nis sass s,l.,a and
ressp!ag the results of your former
folly. Many Of you have Evil Dreams.
Exnausiing Drains. Impotency Afro
gans. Lost Manhood; Weak. Aching
Back; Frequent. Painful UrfnatIon ana
Sediment In Urine; Pinnples. Nervous
pondency Stupidity. Loss OF Ambition
or similar symptoms. In brief. your
body. brain and sexual organs have
become weak Doctor RafclifYs ear
YOUR PRECIOUS MANHOOD. He
can NJ you for pleasure study. bust
tEEs anu lfidtfi1kfs anu SEfG you out
Into the world with lie anew
varSrnrnlo Hydroceie f;onorrhoea
v0IIkUlCsC Gfeet~ Structure and EynfI.
His completely carad BY Doctor Rat
ciiHe In the shortest possible time
KiAuou Bladder. Urinary. Liver Sfom-
NiutlCy aeh. Heart and Lung Dlsea ses.
Eye. Far Nose, Throat and Brain
Diseases; Blood and Skin. Diseases. and
Piles Fiatgia. rheumatism Rup,uro
and Chronic Catarrn permanent
cured by the lates: and best rnefhodx
known 10 medical science
Mail Treatment A sary' r saslsfas.
write II you cannot call. Free Book
on nervous and sexual diseases to all
describing their troubles Office hours.
p a. m. to p. m. Sundays from 10 10
IL a M. only. Address
DR.. RADCLIFFE. s e. Esss' Wash Av;i
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Ffour-Eeceipfs. y. $50. exports, 1900
barrels: quiet and bower 90 seia
Wbept-4ksecesTts. Iaotssl; SPOT. weak: op-
TORS opened firm on the government re-
port. but met active long account selling
prompted by hearish crops and weak
rews and weakness ~ Liverpool: declined
ail day and closed :. 1asc net lower: June
closed at g5i.c; September closed at Geo.
Wool-sSs eady.
Petroleszn-sPennsylv ania crude. steady;
Ssc btd
Coffee-~sfstioElS closed active. points
higher 10 S lower: December. !. al. ssrot
coffee. Rio Gua. No. :. &c invoice. SIC
Job6lng. Mia, barely steady.
SusAr--Es.AE. strong; rt-iined, steady
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PUEBLO. Col. June 1A--9fx ysmea
Cameron. wife of the aupesf .sdent of
the Victor coal mines and 8 prominent
society lady Of this city. Waa tAta&1y
OF bcnzine with which she wns cleontne
furniture. She died this afternccM. Hoe
son. is years old. was badly burnodx y
trying 10 save her. s4s;;
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sssafeE stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK June 1.-THE prices e. So
ruTstses tostay SCORED = further step ~ TIE
pFoE~rvzss toward q higher plane whseA
has continued the dominant tendency o.
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Produce. Fruits, Etc.

Maias -.Mieldiines SIS. seas 50 per ton.
California bran, Ter ton. sii.0ssi5.
oat. s!NiD cat, s egs. 80: river barley. sssfs.
best barley. se.ssas; alfalfa, sdas: clover.
ss@fS; stock. s5@fsi compass wheat, se.5o
s6at,Ea: best harley sssff, alfalfa, S. straw,
per bale. 50c.
Potatoes River reds 5s9ssc: Oregon
TurbsSnhs. @afsSc Petaiuma and Tomales
Burhanks 5eetssc: new potatoes. sacasxl
Per GENITAL: new onions. Ssff5,ac per SICK
cucurnh.rs, small per box. sSstGlc; dried
peppers esffc: dried okra. i0z3ieisc; garlic
box. choice do, s.2S4ff.15 per box. green
peas .afssac per pound; string beans. 1s:ac
per pound; summer slnash. 4se56oc per
small box. rhuhaTb, Zsst69c per box
r'rGit-Royal alwlcots. i0a.Sac per box
peaches, GNlS5c per box: green apples. fgsl
Soc per box: strawberries. Longworth. s.
ef7 per chest: 40. large. Sssfi.sa per chest:
eoos@sberrie@, lst.svc per III for common
tiackherries slssi.io per crate: rsspsss-rsess..
s;sjs per chest csserries, Royal Anne 2N7
oranges. ordinary naveis safa.5o per box
Msxtc.sn lines, ssst.fs rer box: common,
sasss sxananas si&asso per bunch
ppsss p.yses <Ssfs PER dozen. Persian ssa;ee
t. per pound FNFsse per box.
Bu;ter-Fancy creamery. lS5iac; cont
mon do, l6ixffiTizc fancy dairy fst@TI7tkc.
good to choice. IsAiseg common tsssTs4c
CheeSe--Fancy maid, new. s6tNizc. fair to
good. "a i+ss. Naitfarnss efnGTl ched1ar n
eTlsc, Young Amfrica. S&gSc; Eastern. Ii
G9I1@c: Western. lesgise.
Esas-Ranch la8l&c per Gozen: store
la2>ssitssss. duck - *. Sc.
PoUltry-Turk@y gnbhiers. tTTYi9c per III.
do hens, H~fifc. cit ROSTERS. ssTaSa per
aoxeu vouns Ia - 5el37 sa srstsa hroils--s
saa1: large 10, $40. 80; fryers. SsSa<P5: hens.
s2,@slA 5e ducks. Il. %-zssg5 81 tar iczen /:
Ia. vouns. S25Nf5.sa, geese. Fer pair. 7-.,s9
81 rtsSl!ags. 7sc6Et&; pigeons. slEll5i /. .
per GoEe1.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat~Fjrna: nacerp her. sfss
BaFleS,-E'irtn. Dsesm ber size.
C0rm-~targe yellow S3fsI e2ss.
Eram-tNaiito~s4sa- x1t ~ *
Woot md Hops.
wool-SprlnS chatce f3o,hin Ss8As. So
Joaquin SIX nsogsttS ana Years staple. as
-. mountain. k65E}}C. NsVsssA2, Szfias.. ore
sten. tasI III. Northern l21f1sc
ficsss-Ssssotsaae - SSs;2c Pr fsound.
Financial.
ssit-sr sarS 49,. -. 41rr fts--stsgff ~.
Nax. dois ....$s a4sA TeiesTaph -. =. 81
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We are now prepared TO q, con poanos'
for the trade fAny measure, "a Non2 -. ~
Ainion, Brsvfsr ana lsonk ns~s-
Iste.imsness. eeatuA
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Your
Appearance
H AS everything

TT AS everything
20 60 with the
impression people
form up>sn kne<ssng
you Sokz cannot
APPEAR good II your
health ss Lad. So
a<yssg as yrsz are a
prey 90 the demon
~ disease you can
hardy hope for
snat social success
and business proc
seFisy e15oyed by
those who have
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET,

TACOMA. June Misunderstanding
price. No. / club. Tic: No. ] uI4ieste.n, TIC
export prict, nominal
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Breadssugs and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. June il.-Fiour--
Family extras. s475u4.Ss. bakers extras,
81 5sali.es,; superiine, 81 insfs 35
use. 81 2ssti. ~. milling, si.so6sf IS
Harfey-Feei 6TixktTil.c: choice bright
72lxc; do new. e. ieqslec: brewing s54IAlc.
OatsI-ommon white, acstsi.8Tiz: good
to choice. S.ie0l %: fancy feed. 81 254I 80
RccefptS.
Flour, quarter sacks. 4 SIS. do Washing
ton. $40; wheat, centals. LILO: barley, cen
tails, 7,1to. oats, .entals, ~. corn. csutais
go: potatoes. sicks, 7V7: onions, sacks
7es: bran. sacks, 40: middIings. sacks. 3Ss
buekwheat. sacks. IL. hay. tons 4s5: wool
bales, i6. do Was hington, 4s9; hides, mum
Der, 81, quicksilver. TASKS, IL, wine, gal
Ions Is 30
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-. 2. rspf,HTATfoN co.-week-

!. DETERIORATION CD.--Week-
~ &amuaign, Skagfs River route.
tkiMeE. 1870 Jsiyse & a. p. n: june 10.
1l1ees !. !. lime y. al 5 D. N Leasss Mount
s. ~ II. go Al .. H.. Sma% II. ~ 10 a
4ee n - 81 moor. calling ~ Tassiip.
" 1...ssl ffr. Skagfs cs.y. Mount Vernon
~ Asys steamers for al petr.ts On
{ CT z!hx fser all sigsst r.. 81. AcDoEs-
- N 80 feiepnons. Main 81.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND, June u.-Wheat--Wa al
Malfa. IispT5c: valley, 75c.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG'SCAR
VOW RUNNING ON THE COLUMBIA
AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

The Former Private Trnveing Homc
ed In Oriental Luxury and srsen-
dor. Vow Fitted Win Ordinary
Seats and Doing Duty IS . Coma
men Passenger C0ach-ssoss-Iatea-
ligencer's Correspondent Makes
the Trip In II Frora R0salana tn
Trnfl-Rcnertiens SuxEestcd by
an Ola Man With q Fatrtsrchsi
Beard.
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-.;..r,.Ia1oRTEs. FAIRHAvEx.

.----..ss--r aNArOETES. FAlkHA IN.
~ ssxTtsoo6 AND BLAINE
q 6hafcoEn wfSn steamer for
ses<rss. steamer Gserss z. Ssasr
sS13HS tes1 rssaars. connecting at Ana
~ - &,stn frr wooiles, Sesaro. LIZ
- ~ 2s~sIs1gs. arriving 81 Whatcom
- ~ - Waatcen fer Blaine 9 a. n.
~ -. sexve Blaine : p. H1.. leave
s:ssS > .. Tusse a., Ts y = and
$500 fs.rk Telephone. Pike q.
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NIGHTVISIONS

Are disagreed, TO the mind and
body Of the WORKOUT man. They
come 10 men who are mentally and
physically weak They are some
times accompanied by night swea,s.
false dreams and extreme weari-
Souicfl..sss.
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-. ~.ruARr AND PORT WASH
81 iNGToN ROUTE.
~,rss 1ER A. r.. ROBINSON.

- fSehsrc and Port Washington
- 49, city dock. foot Of Main
- - &. m. calling et Sosth Beach.
go es3ck Yard. BFsn1erfon. u. 3.
- go Gldaey, Ckarsestou. Trgcysou.
~ 1efssrdale Leaves Port Orchard
c. essstna Fl .. m. arrives Seattle at
n. Robinson. master. Lilly.
ss.SSus Z Co.. agents. IsIepaore.
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NIGHTVISIONS
GHTVISIONS

Is sitssT patton. IL may DC overwork
OF over-hsras1siug She nerves. but
nearly every oi1c OF these csisses has
been brought down to plain abuse.
II you abuse your brain. your
nerves your muscles, your body.
you may expect M kinds of curious
things 60 happen To you.
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preserved the great gifts Of nature Tns
world admlres gxayscaI perfection. -
reach which, or 20 approach which A.
nearly as possible. should be the object or
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Straw serries took a Jump OK 3 csats
ys1ssrslas afs3 ali day long they Sooss1 on
Western avenue AZ fl.3 per crsie- THIS
rise ~ anticipated In fhsssz g5SKsrfsz yes
rsrtay. IL IL due 10 the fact THAI there
are no. ege many fe-Fyszs FsRnss.x into the
market
The butter syzrke. was s.sN yes. sYday
and f.Tss lass creamery ogsetsr Is IL good
demand
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The following were the toDhsng quota
siS5ias Of wholesale dealers yesterday.
Stagar. T1oar ana Ce(iee.
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|,arss aa.|
E,naAy ~
,ieetcrsa s.ss|
|srr lAw1
ria dssv.'|
sanaAs'..|
bet t-ss~r1
|. PIKE .
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Totals 49,. ...>s @sS .zsi
sSot ig~shnaeai i'm total.
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cat-ie-Pracas were steady as a rule.
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Woot md ttop~.

wheat~Firn,: Decent her. q. "a.
BaFIey,-i'irta D,SsE nber. fNi.c.
C,arm--t-arEe yellow s3fsl e2sa.
Bran afiforT4sa. yfi ~ X
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rrasYxtrcst's rnancsa. review tosnorrow
VIII say: Not Only have advances n quo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-20

Carson City, Nevada, April s. 1897.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-20

.Prli Isl, date Of rir>J Insertion,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-04-20
Irib in the High Sierras
arson, New, Nov. IA, 1896.

Carson, New, Nov. IA, 1896.
Inc Irib Company - Gentlemen
"A month ago today We started for CAL
norma on our bicycles. ID tie Sierra
Nevada Mountains between Carson
and Lake TatOa, wheeling down the
grade beyond the summit, went over
hlgh embank,neLt. falling and bad
~ spralnlng aud btuising my left
Knee. When we reached Hobart tba
lnstep OF Mrs. GOrd0n's right foot was
also much weakened by the severe
exertlon necessary on the mountain
Enad. 1T seemed as if We could 90 NO
luithHi. There was Just one bottle of
your linimeat, Irib, in the p,aca We
bonght IL and applied it thoroughly
that night and next morning, and
mus enabled to proceed easilv and
and without DELAY. Continuino il,
use, IN three days we reached onr dos
tIuatioD brth knee, and instsp COM
plete!y cured and free from thai r,.,--
c1lar Stiffness and -or-nns- yf,irs, tea
often mars al "u,irl wria Is ,r.
greatest : -s-s 31 r.'j; .lero 4 liuj
ment IS ia
II GORDON.
also = * al: ord, if YOU please
" 'i'e''' lie pleasure of a
h's' Ht"c ting journey would have |
'"o'' dv-'r'yed, If indeed we could
. i
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NOTICE.

Al the regulari'meeting' Of the State
no'ru OF Examiners held April 6, 1897.
Ihe following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the BoardSof Exam
ers snail meet on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in each..ttmonth for the
purpose of allowing claims against the
state and all claims not .in.Ethe office of
the Secretary of State on lor1r.before said
hrst Tuesday after the first Monday in
each month shall not be considered or
allowed by the Board until its naxt
meeting which will be on the third
Tuesday of each month.
REINHOLD SADIER
ETGFNE HOWELL.
JAMES II. Judge
Board of Examiners
Attest:
}. DOANE
Clerk
larson City, Nevada, April s, 1897.
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frees, Shrbus, and Plants.

Roses' snow-ba'I>. Ii'acs etc, sugar
maple cork elm Carolina and ombardy
popular for shade, and all kind, of fruit
trees and berr! 5, Nevada grown. Grain
or Hay will be taken for trees or anv kind
OF Nursery supplies. Houses aud rooms
to let Address.
JOHN w GOD, Carson, New
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For Over Fifty Years,

MIS- "1nslow's Soothing Syrup has
oeeh used tor children teething. If sootbs
'''e '"''a' softens the gums. alays all pain,
cures wind colo, and the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cent. bot.l.
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he confidence OF The people is 10 =, the
tar square thing by every body This is
the principal that floats from the FLAGSTAFF
OF my business, ana it is the principal that
wins
GIVING the worth of mcnev for money
received is my intention. and bv not mis-
representing goods l have gained the
con tidence of the people.
The line OF Watches, Diamonds, Rings,
Clocks and general stock of Jewclry That
handle is strictly up to date and sol! O,
small margin Of profit. It is no nn,r,Is
'o Sn"" goods, and special orders recgive
prompt attention
rave fhe good, ard know they , in
please yo" Don't forget the place:
J. BELCOvE. oRmssY s,,., sIocK
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Arbor Day. sol have L
enPply OF nursery stock at greatly re-
0ueed prices Orders reaching me w
% and including April stn will receive
careful attention
" NJ Starting.
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