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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-09

"" oy&"oy Wy
bornym statkiem. Me uczy.
niliscie tego, jestescie przeto
,,zuchwals kliks bezwyzna
niowc6w".
Wprawdzie z r6wnem pra-
wem mogliby zapytac Aydzi:
dlaczego pomineliscie rabbi.
nova i ewangelicy: jake
wan ufae, skoro ME widzimy
pomisdzy wami pastorow2 Po-
przestali jednak skromnie ma
l starozakonnym i 2 reformo.
wanych ma IL katolik6w, ME
obliczajac wcale, czy ten stosu
mex ME odpowiada stosunkowi
sum, zaofarowanych przez
mich ma dobroczynnose.
Artykul powyzszy przedru.
kowal skwapliwie Przeglqdka -
tohck, zaopatrujac 60 W ma.
|gf6wek; ,,Warszawskie Minis.
terjum oswiaty, czy tea tylko
Towarzystwo Dobroczynnos-
|ci"2 Ia ~wykwintna, zreczna
ironja, ia znakomicie zastoso.
wana reminiscencja szyderstw
moskiewskich z narodowawo
fonda czyni zaszczyt najwyz.
sly drukowanemu slowu pol.
skiemu. Powinszowac tee MOI.
ma zapewne povodzenia, boo
chyba szef zandarm6w, p.
Onoprienko, ME przeoczy}... in
tencji.
Taxa bronis prowadzona
walka ME obftowala oczywis.
Gle W szlachetne epizody. Me
poprzestajac ma falszywem z
gruntu oswietleniu fakt6w,
przeinaczano je wedle potrze.
by.
Pred 7 (O laty zostawii
chlopiec W szafe zakrystyjnej
ksisaks, wypoayczons tegoz
ranka z czytelni i poszeR do
mszy sSuzyd. Pc Z latach do.
wiadujemy sic teraz W Pre-.
gladzie katolickim'', re ksisdz
podczas nabo6stwa zfapal
chlopca ma czytaniu ksiqShi
bezwstydnei. z huczku ,,do
Tworek!', kt6rym powitano
plaskie koncepty p. F. R., zro-
biono teraz ty-klerykalns
demonstrate: do Tworek z
ksiezmi!" Wywolana przez
gfupie i szkodliwe zakusy Ra.
dziwilla reakcjs mieszcza6stwa
warszawskiego, ochrzcono spis-
klein, ukartowanym z CORY
przez NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zy.
wioiy.
Wydawanie ksisaek W dni
swisteczne ola ludnosci pracu-
jacej przez k~ierownik6w czy.
telh, W dnie powszednie take
zajstych, ogloszono "a zamach
ma religjs. zamach praktyko.
wany cd lat wielu Ia wiedzs i
zgods duchowie1stwa. w imis
Chrystusa a ku wiskszej czci i
chwale szatana, klamano bee
sromu, &c czytelnie zalane 50
potopem utwor6w Zoli, Duma-
sow, Sue'go j Sniezko. Zapol.
skiej. Tiuuaczyf sic Zarzsd
ma og6lnem zebraniu, ae pre-.
ciazony praca mad zaprowadze
MEM ladu i porzsdku W view
nstrznej organizacji biurowo.
administracyjnej, osiagnal re.
zultaty nieznacznie tylko WYE.
SIZE cd dawniejszych, wzisto
ztsd asumpt, azeby Gala jego
dzialalnosc "a ,papierows"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-09

= Muzeum pamiatkOwe DO
Aurawiewie. Panied ,,kata Lit
Wy" wielbions jest dotsd pre-. jsgo
n~astepc6w ns urEedowsm stsnowisku
sapewne prsykro i'm, 4s o~kolicznos.
Of ME po.walsjs dsis ma ro.winieoie
slynnej met Idy sdministracyjnej
Murawiewa Wiessatielia. Terszoisj-
sly generai-gubernstor wilsfski,
Treckij, postanown ss}ozy6 " VIII
ME nMuseum Murawiswowskie",
kt6re sawrse nastepujsoe dsiaiy:
u archiwum 70 sbiorem wsselkioh
skt6w ! rosporzsdssf wydanych
prizes M~urswiewa; p biblioteke, zso.
tons z ksiszek, brossur 1 ~osasopism,
wydsnych " guberniach ~p6lnoono.
sschodnioy IA osss6w Marawisws,
lub m6wiscyoh o MIN, jego dziaial.
nosci ! wypadksoh 3 r. 1883; 81 fo-
togrsfje oerkvi, ksplic prawosisw-
nycb, sb~udowanyoh luo odnowio-
nych przes Murswisws; ~ memoir
jaiy " sprawie dsiaiaInosci spoisos.
nej Murswiews; 81 portrsty jego 1
lego wsp0prsoowniKo~j obrssy,
prsedstswiajsoe wypsdki zr. 1888;
o) rseosy, posostats pc Murawiswie.
= .Wilenskij Wiestnik" " diugim
srtykuls u,a,sdnia potrsebe saiots.
mia museum ssr6wno ohecis uoscse.
MIA Murawiews, jsk ko~nisosnoicis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wrogisj mu rintry.
dse", kt6ra .dsisaa We wssystkioh
Of srsoh tycis", obrsucajso obelgami
ypromienns' postsc Murswiews,
Ucsciwi rosjanie o. zdsnia, 10
drsewo ssubienic ssnury 10
stryosk6w = to jsdyne, prswdsiws
l wymowne psmisski 20 tym wisl-
kim sbrodniarsu XIX wieku, . to
psmistki snsjdujs dc wyssosnis "
rVkaoh poiskioh fodsip 1 ssbraknie
lob wg.ojskto vsasn nsssua WE.
oaejola".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-09

W ,Dzienniku kujawskim"
osytsmy:
Charaktsrystyorns. Psno vie bracia
Mueller W laowrociaw;u, wynAlasoy
! fabrykanci s.tuO.nej pas.y Z mels-
~, o kt6rych wo.oraj donosilismy,
ae nile refisksuia ns polskie listy
polskis sam6wisnis, zgiosili sic dri.
sisj do ma |. ofsrts 1a~miesrcrsnia "
Pilmis naszsm oalostronnego insera-
tn "a wisc bsrdzo drogiego), ale pod
wsrunkiem, ae .~amiesoimy 60 W je-
syku n ismisokim. Ma polskis
a~Omscaenie prsysta6 ME ohoieli. Ma
sic rozumiec, ae odm6wilismy Prey.
jeois inseratu tskiego, 20 pierwsre
3 tej prsyosyny. te ju. samo to -
DAME PIP. M. sdradsa .byt jawnis
ksbstyssyosns dstnosoi, rostore
re wsglsdu ns postepowanis PIP.
Mueller wsgledem polskich list6w
sandwich. DIiwi mas to wog6ls
bsrdzo, 10 psnowis NJ, ks6rzy ssni
wols wyr.sc sic zysku I polskiej
ssrony, nii prsyjmowsc listy polskis,
prsystspili do q . ishism asds.
nieml
q mas. " Amsryoe, powiedsisnoby
cuisines before all" l Prey jetoby
psstne oe}ossenie chccoy cd maj
wleksrego wrogs.
= Wynalazea Szczepanik "
sseregsoh wojskowycbl Sensaoyjus
via iomotc prsynosi Echo Prsemys
kie": pod ksrsbin dostai sic SYN.
ny w~yoslssos ssoseTs ak. . to " ten
spos6b. - jake nauosyeiel ludowy,
ks6rs 70 stanowisko popsssdnio pis-
ssowal, poweiywsny bya tylko do
6wiossh rsssrwy usupssniajeosj;
$500 - nonnua{unGv - a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

A cheap imitation j. al
ways dear. anyone want
ing a perfect stGT o.
range. ii tltey will take our
advice. will buy genuine
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Remember the Shaker Concerts at tn.
Opera House for one week eoumenein.
Tuesday Nov. 29th.
The Milbank papers are responsible,
Tor b statement that Mr.. aud Mrs. 8
I. Wallace will spend the winter IN
Florida.
Lost-A red leather covered book,
about \ inch thick, 4 in. wide ard { in
long, containing some papers and a
promlssory note. A rate book of the
Odd Fellows Annuity Association
Finder please leave at Reporter Office Oh
with j. W. Abbott.
DIR. IL. L. MeSut came down from
Aberdeen Friday night TO consult with
Or. Peabody at the bedside OF Jimmie
Conley.
The season of the year has arrived
when every thoughtful man wants TO
protect his horse from the cold raw
wind:you a do this by calling at Kad.
ing shop aud getting q pair Of blankets
A nice line To select from ranging from
10 cts. TO 81 so - pair.
Our Merchants are recpiving their first
invoic-s of holiday goods. The tfu
horses, etc. will soon D. very much in
evidence.
Editors Twptt. OF Bristol and Rsynss,
of Audovsr wrrp city visitors Tuesday
n nd OF course paid The REPORTER q ira
teruaI call.
Judge Kendall and family went TO
Audovpr Saturday. The Judge ON
some legal business and the folks to
visit FRIENDS.
The fine weather broughr i'm 81 large
crowd of people T. t,wu Sttnrday aud
bu sIuesS Was consequently lively in all
branches oi trade.
Marrird-Nouday Nov. 21st, at the
residence Of the bride in Morton town
ship, by Rev. J. ). Hardness, John
Terry to Miss Maggie Mackay.
Misses Lawyer and Maude Abbott
came UP from Waunay Friday evening
to attend the Gruby-Wearne party and
to visit friends in the city Saturday.
r. W Parlimau received q dispatch,
Friday. from Judge Fuller OF the State
Supreme Bench, informing him that the
Court had sustained the decision OF the
lower court in the case Of the board of
Education. OF Webster VS. Chas. III.
Prior. The contention was over a mar
strip OF land running through the
nj the school ground, and has
been in the courts for several years.
MIR. Pariiman has handled the case for
the board from the first aud is justly
proud of the result.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Gold~a Prufri- Chaps.F. NJ 10, Web-
st-r, - H., bias t~eOuBr a era -tsri-ty
siae~ the last rptsoFt Nt~ sens ia, and
h@Fsvsft-r all who Isa Nls b.. pat
through rvgulation tnStptstssa r,-r~siaou-
l~~- lt aa~o has u knueS aasa a pzt-s-
word. The secretary F~Iesrs~ sine pagolE
Hst-S . >evv4atrvta uew lpvssss-rs, ttar-
grva OF wit0tn srr bos~, 0h.s aEp sakiug
grpsAt RuppFe~t ln the e4at. woEs-stfRue-
aGsolls IoSrnsl. Jr.
tfarh interest has s~-sa rxeat~d ia
America hy the photographic psr-aants vi
HosIpy's apparea4tty whsa.~sss purchase
Of British uoblpmsu Tor a--~ as iss-oy
ducks to his various rtss-k sshpFaes; aE5
his connection with the highest p0Iiti>ai
officials 81 th~ Empire. Theron C. Cra-.
ford, who has been in Eaglsnd for tea
Cosmopolitan, takes up the subjects
the November Issue oil that magazine
and under the title OF Hockey sGd His
Guinea Pigs gives u connected story
OF the derivation OF Hoolsy aud q rise
To the control OF millions through I'M
limited cheek and the 0ppartGne VIII
lingness Of distinguished British aris-
toerats TO lend their names for u 6nan-
eiaE consideration TO any sort OF a shady
transaction.
u Mrs. Prank gsrubv and Mrs. r a..
Wearne entertained friends, Mt the home
OF the former ON Friday evening. Pro-
gressive clneh and croksnote were the
features OF amusement during the early
part OF the evening. Miss Grace Hunt
iRgt0n took the hnRors at the cinch
table while Miss Elena Peabody captur-
ed the loot prize. q seythe stone. with
a request to sharpen her wits, After
the award oil prizes, light refreshments
were served and the rest OF the evening
was gwen mp To music, song and dane
ing, Mr.. WearRe sang u solo i'm a very
acceptable manner, while Miss GiIlilland
delighted the assembIags with two
beautiful vocal selections. Misses Mol
yneUS. Peabody aud Alley produce in
spring strains from the piano for
those who wish 70 indulge in may
whirl of the waltz, The party dispers-
ed feeling themselves indebted TO their
accomplished hostesses for a very
| pleasant evening.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Every one admires thsn- Since COM
ing to Florida | have received numerous
inquiries for sen shells and now l am
prepared TO nswer xssI can send yoa
shells, for l have made quite collection
OF lovely shells, kptA. rpm our own
coasr, the coral YRS. .Hsd some beausi-
iul ones from ,lyA WesL India Islands, 4
win mail q AHfa, or different
kinds. no TIVE. alike. to. any n who
sends n stafnp for postage.
Mrs. 4. A. Warner.
Jacksonville. Fla.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

NGori0n Smith returned irom bis
sumnrer vacation il Idaho. Thursday.
Gordon =ou. BIn-d business With pleasure
and earFeda salary a. y member 81 a
sarve wing party.
II. W.. PsrlIman. "a Nj. departed For
MiIw aHkee Wis, Saturday IN response
10 a telegram ordering him to report in
that city 10 SETTLE his sccoSats with rhe
Government. He expects to be gone
about a week.
On account of Unfav0Fsble weather
Monday, the regular meeting OF Web
stsr Lodge. No. 80, A. O. e. w. was
adjourned to Monday evening Nov. Is,
when the annual nomination OF officers
viii take pgse~.
kMrs. +. l. Egge Is in Minneapolis tax
aRg LESSONS in China Decorating and ON
her retar n viii De prepared to- do work
n tkis line promptly. She will hare n
sa poly OF decorated ehiBa for sale for
holiday pre~~nts-
" One OF VI. O. Wxkefs little boys was
thrown from q horse Sunday and
knocked senseSess. A Doctor WAS SUM-
moaed and an examination showed no
serious damage The lad was badly
shaken Ep however.
I Borr-tc Mr.. and Mrs. =. s. Y4agsF.
Friday Nov. Is, q girl. The Reporter
eongratuIates the happy parents and
hopes the LITTLE one may bs a true Treas
ure TO the Treasurer. Every thing
seems to con SsE's lay this fall.
K Julius Flagstad and family departed
Friday morning foe Lake Preston, their
future home. Mr.. Fagstad hasa pros
porous business and has purchased a
fine residence in that city. Tie RspOr-
ter wishes "FIag" al sorts Of gnod luck.
EMrs. F. M. Sanb0rn was up from
Minneapolis this ws%k ON matters con-
With her mother. Mrs CiSeo's
estate. She so arranged rhe details of
the estate, paying al indebtedness that
~he il abta to botd intact all the real
p~tate which her mother Icft To her as
sole heir.
Hon. James German came down Tues
day from the west -ud OF the epuufy to
cnHsuir attorneys In regard to- contest
iRg the election tn the legislature of
James Bullock Ii l. rumorpd that the
the >lgn~ were NOT favorable and NO
eontsst wils BE- entered upon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

GARLAND" Slows aud Ranges, in
stead of worthless coHRtsrfeits with
which the market is flooded.
The entertainment part Of she Shaker
Concert Co. is up to date and different
from other medicine companies No
"Razor Jim or Book Agent acts
used, or stale gags told. also the usual
horse play is done away with. A num-
Der Of special features viii be introduced
during the stay and an entire change OF
program each evening. Bring IN all the
folks and see the best company that ev-
er showed in Webster. Children under
Is years 10 cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Rev. III. L. Hiln,er, OF RedSeld, the
new Presiding Elder OF the German II.
T.. church, viii be here ON Sunday. Nov.
9th, and hold the first quarterly meet
ii,g in the court house. 10:a0 a. m. AN
are cordially invited TO attend.
w. Helm, Pastor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
FOR SALE.

House, wood house, ~eistern, barn and
three lots, across street EAST of school
house, in Webster 5. ID. Terms. cheap
for cash, enquire OF Ed. c. Warner. Web
ster, s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

WEBSTER FIRE
w DEPARTMENT.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Chief.
r W. PARLIMAN, LIST Assistant.
". G.. KENDALL, End Assistant.
z R. FOSTER, Treasurer.
Nm. III. Ell MEHslYG, Secretary.
cuvuc.L No. HOOK & LAppxa No. 1
y psriimsn, Chief. w. G. Kendall, Chief,
~, WhsIen. Captain. E.w. Taylor. Captain
BUCKET BRIGApE No.
l.. G.. Ochsenreiter, Captain.
Regular meetings held ut Fireman
Hsll Let and Ord Thursday eve
uings Of each month.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Regular meeting OF Gen. Croker Post,
No. 30, will be held in their hall at 800
O'Clock, Saturday, Dec. 3ri. 1898. fE-
portant Business. Commander.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
p. O. Notice.

From Nov. % to April ] the Webster
Post-ofiee hours will BE- from s:30a~ m.
TO 500 p. IN. Sunday, 500 a. M to
$50 a. m, II to 1 900 p. m.
John W. Arthur,
Post Master.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
For Sale Cheap.

Lot aud Frame building on Main
street Webster. Address Pyle 4 DELAY
EN- .Ab.rdeen or I'd. Warner Webster.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

rings of each month.
1so below Tuesday.
Pay your subscription.
22o below Wednesday morning.
Aberdeen Bread 5 cents at-Baxters.
Have you paid your subs cription yet
Mems Shoes best for the price at Bax
tr's.
DR.. Goodmanson spent Sunday in the
city.
E.w. Small handles the best-Chimney
Brick.
viii Egeland spent Sunday in Aber
deem.
The best line OF Clothing at he. Tegt.
meters.
Gilhooley's Reception was a hot old
affair.
Bring in all the folks to the Shaker
Concerts.
Wm. Atchison went east on Fridays
freight.
Stamp Photos-all sty les and sizes at
4 the Star Gallery.
Our fine weather caught an awful cold
Monday.
Bring in all the folks to the Shaker
Concerts.
Go and get a turkey at the Gem Pool
Room.-1hey come easy.
The popular nation today
Turkey.
Bring in all the folks to the Shaker
Concerts-they arc good.
The Bishop Odorless Robe is the clean
stUf-kading sells them.
Mrs. Finlay Ross has been on the sick
hist this week.
Chas. Hawkinson has his Office in
store in the Seyery building.
Bring in all the folks to the Shaker
Coneerts.-they are fine.
The weather Monday caused the fuel
'Iealer to smile.
TO to E. W. Small for your Lime,
Brick. and Building Material.
D. P. Harrington was up from wau-
bay Thursday.
food second hand Garland Heaters
Tor sale cheap. Ross. the Jeweler.
Bring in all the folks to the Shaker
toueerts. They are excellent.
6eo. Terpena is confined TO his room
Elth rheumatism.
Lazells Perfumes--fragrant and re-
if~eshing-at Peabody's Drug Store.
a. NJ. Knight, OF Glencoe, Mimi. was / n
The city Saturday.
Wanted-At once 10000 fat turkeys
VIII pay highest prices. w. t. Havens
Minnesota was visited Monday by q
terrific snow storm.
L Horse Misunderstanding is sure to
Please You with his unusual assortment
!. ii. Mccoy went to Milbank Friday
on Professional business.
Something new for the Ladies, what is
NJ Corsets, the latest out at Tegt-
meier's.
Very best Fancy Patent Flour 95 cts.
pei sack at the Elevator Store.
Water-delivered to all part. of the
e'y' nom Nick Smiths Spring-Leave
orders at Baxter's. If
L. Gross made a business trip to Min
leapoiis: leaving Sunday night.
Try Lazell Extracts-and you will
never Use any other perfume-at Pea
Oody's Drug Store.
40 day is the day to eat turkey and
" thankful you've got it to eat.
Caii and hear the alarm clock that
ring until you get up and stop it
at Ross the Jewellers.
1.E. Adams. OF Aberdeen, was here
'riday ON business OF Importance.
For Sale-A good second hand heating
'to'e. Viii burn hard or soft coal
at this Office.
Unison and Hangers new light make
me rest OF the store fronts look dim.
Watchesi Waachesl An endless vriety
oi Watches at prices never before heard
Olaf Ross the Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Rardin and baby
DEPARTED for the East Sunday night.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
benjamin L Foster and see what they
nave to offer. twill pay You.
Mrs. S. c. Crosby snd daughter Lettis
OF Waubay, wore ia the city Saturday.
Fresh CabbaGe, Ratabaga, Pumpkins
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Ny residence. with three lots, in Ike
Second Ward Th0a Isawler.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
RAILWAY / Al TABLE,.
rhicaco Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y
m m DFyySIrk

III. 4 ID. DIVlSICV
.. .spuyer East I041 p. N. Daily
West 4g0 n. I'm.
freight East $50 n m. ExcsptSun
~ q West 3:35 p. IN.
Freight West 1905 p. m. Daily.
Freight trains sublect to abandonment.
e. A. BRADLEY, Agent,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
Judge Mack and The News

Yesterday Judge Mack from the bench
charged the grand jury to make a full
and complete investigation OF the charges
against the Court, the County Commits
sioncrs and the sheriff, 10y the News.
He said the charge has been made by
the paper that these parties had cOrruptlv
cpu~pired to park a grand jury in the
James case. If these charges were true
the parties guilty ofsuch practices should
he indicted and removed from office.
He told the jury it WAS in their juris-
djctiou to investigate the James case If
respective of the fact that the Justice
court had failed to bind the defendant to
appear before them.
Later in the day Mr.. Lennon Of the
News was cited to appear and on doing
so stated tnat he would have his evidence
ready for them by ! O'Clock on Tuesday,
The News having stated that the grand
jury j. an illegal body and improperly
drawn this matter will also be considered
before the jury perlc1m"s any more
official acts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
Death of Claude Lee.

Twenty-Five or thirty years ag" Claude
Lee was the ~favorite actress at James
Orudort1'> Vaudeville Theatre III Nir-
ginia City.
She was of a lovely face and figure,
good natured and a great %favorite. Her
appearance was at any time sufficient to
pack the house. As a young girl she WAS
regarded as the leading s0uhrette of the
coast and had been engaged at Buckleys
theatre in Il Francisco.
p. miners pitched $50 pieces OF the
~,.-e when she danced. But her Venus
figure went to the dogs with a tiap.-she
played comic Dutch woman parts in the
Bella Union. she claimed to have made 4
contract marriage with a wealthy man of
San Francisco and her child made fight
in the courts for S20,O00,-it failed. She
vert down hin and has just died in "a
Francisco in ahject poverty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
The Voting Machine

Mechanism is the method by which our
elections are to be honestly conducted in
the future. The Commission appointed
hy the last Legislature to investigate and
test the various voting machines has pre-
pared a report, which will be presented
TO the legislature in January.
The report does not specially recon-
mend any particular machine To the Leg
islature, and really in that and some
other way leaves the question no more
decided than it was during the last ses-
sion. 1t does, however, present recon-
mendatiOns as to how the machines
should he regulated in order to prevent
any fraud, and altogether furnishes a
a report which will point the way to
which is needed, even if ii DO not name
any particular machine.
We would not be surprised to see the
next general election in California, in all
the larger cities at least, conducted
entirely by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
Sale of Furniture, Pictures, Etc.

On account of removal of s. Israel
from Carson, all his furniture, grills,
rugs, portiere curtains, brass twin beds,
bedding, chinaware, cutlery, kitchen
utensils, etc, will he sold at private sale
at his residence, the Bender house, ON
mencing on Monday, December 18th,
Tuesday, the Goth, and Wednesday, the
2ISt, from IL to 5 o'clock.
Everything was purchased last Aug
ust only at w. 4 J. Sloane Il Co.'S. Nath-
an Dohrman, $. II q, Gump and Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson. San Francisco.
House open for inspection Friday, De
cemher I6, and Saturday, the 18th, from
| to ) p. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
District Court

In the case of Abe Harris vs.. A. X. Grey
the answer to the demurrer was argued
before Judge Mack yesterday by At
torneys Chartz and Torreyson.
An attempt was made to set the date
for the hearing Of the appeal in the case
of the Nevada State Band against VIM.
NJ. Stewart but it was left to some future
time.
The Judge called the attention Of the
grand jury to charge made by the News
against the integrity of County Officers
and requested an investigation. A repre-
sentative Of the News was subsequently
summoned TO appear before that body
and Tuesday afternoon set as the time fol
Investigation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-12-11
ALL SORTS


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Geo!gc ellison is able to he ont again.
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The Athletic NIuo VIII give a o'iI on
Jan. Is.
Coot,in w 7. Gov arrived in Carson
yesterday.
Silver mounted toilet articles. lust the
thing for Chri,tm IS at c. w. Friends.
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Attention is called to a money saving
proposition on the first page. We refer
to s. b. Cohen's al.
Novelties in geuts furnishings, snit-
able for Christmas presents, have just
been received at Joe Piatt'S. Gail and
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was III '"e city Yesterday ne - p''Nlh2
up hoIs'e'n c"''e /" snip east where 'he
Hella''u l"F inc S'"'N i 4'I'e large III
SECTIONS Whefe cfeaiHerles are running.
The 10 DUCKS Killed at one shot at
"ashoe Lake NY George Larry, the artist,
proved to be mud hens. Inc tact was
not made apparent, however. unu! Hume
Y~erington attempted to cook them al the
club house.
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