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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-07
BAD NAME.

The Nevada authorities refuse to
admit cattle into that State from Cal
norma. 1t would be cheaper, say the
Nevada stocklnen, for that State to
buy all of Miller's cattle and DESTROY
them IN California than allow them
TO enter Nevada. Mr.. Miller is the
individual who is fighting the cattle
inspection laws in this country and
VIC refuses to have his constructive
COWS disposed of. He and his cattle
are giving California a fine reputa-
ton abroad.--San Jose Mercury.
The stand always maintained hr,
Miller q Lux on cattle inspection is
we'll known in Nevada and # is
with a full knowledge of these facts
tha the State authorities propose to
see that none of their diseased stock
is allowed to cross the mountains
The people of California fought the
pure Wine law, the pure food law, the
milk inspectors law and in fact every
legal attempt made in that State to
see that things are done on the SQUARE
IS stubbolnly fought. When a cattle
man don't want his cattle inspected,
when a milk man lodges the in
spector or a grocer don't want his
wares analysed by the chemist, is it
not reasonable to suppose that he has
no confidence in his own goods? Cal
lorna has maintained that position
TOR years until everybody looks upon
her with just suspicion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-07

At a time when the authorities a.
Washington are working dav and
n1ght 10 place the country on a safe
war footing, and when orders to rush
all work on ships and munitions of
war are being pushed with the ut
most v1gor, 1t is simply dumbfound-
ing to contemplate the fact that the
authorities Of the measly little town
OF Newsport News, Virginia, have
had the a%udacity to enforce a SUNDAY
law In that community so vigorously
as to stop an entire days work on the
oattlesh1ps Kersarge and Kentucky.
II seems as II fate was not attend
ing to business that it did not vine
THIS town from the map with a food
instead of Shawneetown,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-07

Yesterday mornings Journal saws:
with this issue the Journal enters
npon Volume L. 1t will as usual be
published at the old stand and will
advocate the free coinage of silver
and the best interests of the State OF
Nevada and aid in the upiiftino NJ
Reno.
Curlously enough one of the
~staunchest silver papers of the State
is celebrating its golden wedding to
the public.
The times., 1898-05-07

emissions, impotency, Varicocele and
shrunken parts. This specific remedy
will cure you at any stage before epilepsy
results, with ensuing consumption ana IN
sanity. "Calthos" goes directly TO the
seat of the trouble, no matter of how long
standing, and the patient feels the bene-
fits of the first days treatment. In five
DAYS the medicine sent free will make
you feel like new man.
The Won Mohl Co. often receives the
most astonishing testimonials from per-
sons who have taken only five days treat
ment. They have thousands of testimo-
malls from those who have been perma
nently cured after having been given up
by doctors, misled and ruined in
health by disreputable medical schemers,
and when they had given up their last
hope for health and happiness. No SEN
sible person will permit his name TO be
used for a testimonial as an admission
that he had any of the diseases for
which the preparation of "Calthos' Is a
specific cure. Some irresponsible adver-
tisers are using ''made-up' testimonials,
but the Won Mohl Co. invariably declines
to make public the names or correspond
ence of any patients who have been cured
by "Calthos.
Five days treatment will be placed in
your hands free of cost, and you are ear
nestly urged for your own sake TO send
LOT IL Wlthoul deldS- hIl'S 'oNiS ''iiN
send your address. 1t is not necessary
to give embarrassing details of your
symptoms. The book accompanying the
five days treatment will enable YOU TO
take the medicine in private and treat
yourself successfully at home. 1t costs
nothing TO try this remedy. 1t may
cost you a great deal TO let this offer go
by. Write today. Address THE Won
MOHL co, g31 B, Cincinnati, Ohio.
0Sole American agents and importers
of standard preparations)
The times., 1898-05-07

Every persoc WIN is q sufferer from
nervous diseases should write the Won
Mohl Co, Cincinnati, o., at once and
accept their offer of a five days trial
treatment free OF charge This is no
c. o. d. or DEPOSIT scheme, but lib
eral proposition made TO unfortunate suf-
ferers by this established concern,
which is the largest importer of specifics
for nervous and sexual diseases in the
world. The Won Mohl Co. has the sole
American rights for Prof. Laborde's
French preparation of "Calthos," the only
remedy known TO advanced medical sci
ence that will positively cure nervous de-
bility This remedy has for years been
used as specific in the French and Ger
man armies, and since its Introduction
into the United States has cured many
thousands Of sufferers. and the remark
able success Of the remedy in Europe has
been repeated in this country.
In order 10 place this wonderful treat
nent in the hands OF every person who
suffers the mental and physical anguish
Of sexual weakness, the Won Mohl Co.
has decided to send free trial treatment
to ali who write at once The remedy is
sent by mail in plain package, and there
Is no publicity in receiving ii or taking it..
Accompanying the medicine there is a
full treatise in plain language for you TO
read. Take the medicine privately with
perfect safety and a sure cure is guar
anteed.
Lost vitality creeps upon men una
wares. Do not deceive yourself or remain
in ignorance while you are being dragged
down by this insidious disease. No mat
ter what the cause may be, whether early
abuses, excesses or overwork and busi-
ness cares, the results are the same
premature loss of strength and memory,
The times., 1898-05-07
Moman.s Relief Corps work,

Surgeon General Sternberg of the Navy
has accepted the Woman's Relief Corps
Auxiliary TO the Grand Arms Of the Re-
public as a sanitary commission. At an
early date mass meeting will be held
and plans completed for this patriotic
work They will care for the National
Guard and National Reserves in the Dis
trict and on the battlefield.
Fraternal visits of the department pres
ident and staff were made last week TO
Farragut Woman's Relief Corps No. 5
and Burnside No. 4. Both corps had
large number present and reports showed
that all were earnestly at work and both
corps in an excellent condition.
Lafayette Corps No. 10 turned out en-
masse last evening at Soldiers Home to
do honor TO Wilson Post. Quite u num-
Der of department q. a. r. and w r. c.
officers were also present.
The quarterly report of Department
of Potomac Woman's Relief Corps for the
quarter just ended shows an increase in
membership Of thirty-fve, $1S5.62 expend-
ed in relief $l55 in clothing and food and
nearly 200 old soldiers wants relieved
The executive committee is busy at work
getting ready for memorial work.
The times., 1898-05-07
CITY BREVITIES.

Joe Cannon. manager for Henry buScn,
l2l Tenth ST. NV, invites his friends and
the public 10 a free terrapin stew and Isn
supper Saturday night. till p
The alleged disordeTly house Of Mamie
Thomas on C Street, was raided last
night by Policemen Hougnlan and Hart
ley. assisted 10y Special Sam Cook.
Humane Society Agent Rabbit arrest
ed Lemuel Plgmmer and Robert AleXan-
Ger last evening for cruelty 20 animals.
The men were driving horses which We're
unfit for work, 81 is stated. by reason Of
lamenesS and sores.
Pearl Howard. q well-dressed waite
girl nineteen years Of age. was taken into
custody last night by Policemen Hough-
Ian and Hartley. charged with grand lar
ceny- II is alleged that she stole a gold
watch and chain valued al So from Dol
lie Herbert
Policeman Nellen arrested Jesse Barnes,
an undertaken Yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of fast and reckless driving.
il Is ALLEGED that ne drove his team
across the crowded crossing AT Ninth
Street and Pennsg glvania Avenue al a
rapid rate. endangering the lives and
limbs Of pedestrians.
The times., 1898-05-07
sn Exciting Chnse.

a crowd was attracted by a fusillade Of
pistol shots ia sbe Baltimore and Ohio
freight yards about ) o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The shots were fired by Rail-
road Detective George Browning at a
negro thief whom ne caught in the act
q stealing coal. The negro drew long
knife and broke away from Browning,
who ,hereup0n opened fire. Letter car
rier Ferris c0llared The fugitive but was
promptly knocked down. and the negro
escaped up an alley. leaving his oyercOat
IN the hands Of Ferris.
The times., 1898-05-07

Then il was determined that it should
be so broadened as to explain TO the
world Just what was meant by such
resolution. According to an explanation
given by Miss Hildreth. il was intended
10 show that the congress was opposed
TO war, and believed that Queen Chris
tina should be sympathized with, because
the mothers of Spain were suffering from
the war. 1T is the motherhood Of
woman that makes us feel for the sor-
rowing mothers in Spain" declared Miss
Htldreth"
The times., 1898-05-07
Thnurht IL. WIS in snnin.

Nmle under The influence Of liquor,
George Bell. an aged farmer. invaded the
Capitol building Yesterday afternoon.
Bel was imaginative and patriotic. and
believed he was in Spain While engaged
jn anuihilating force Of imaginary
Spaniards in Statuary Hall ne was cap
tured sinele-hanCed by Capitol Police
man Akers. The old farmer was sent
10 No. Station In charge Of Policeman
Mansfield.
DE was released from custody when
ECleI.
The times., 1898-05-07

have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines for It. At
last ! found one remedy that has been a
success as a cure. and that Is Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy-P L. Grisham, Gaars Mills, La.
For sale by Henry Evans wholesale and
retail druggist, 93S f Street northwest,
and Connecticut Avenue and Street
northwest, and l42S Maryland Avenue
northeast.
The times., 1898-05-07
The Baltimore ind ohio.

On May j. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Foad Will place in service two Royal
Limited trains. leaving New York AT ]
p. m. and Washington ,. m, making
the runs in FIVE hours.
The exquisite new parlor cars on the
Royal Blue trains put into service today
are the haudsomest cars Yet turned out
Of the Pullman shops. ap30-tf-em
The times., 1898-05-07
The GeoEraphers.

'The persistent bad weather has rem
dered ii necessary 10 postpone the ex-
ciirsion Of the National Geographic So
ciety 70 Harper's Ferry for one week.
The late originally sci was Saturday,
MAY :. bun II has been arranged 10 sub
ftitute May a. and all acceptances and
a.ekels VIII ge good for thls date.
The times., 1898-05-07

Emma r. Byron. who resides at No.
ic-3 Thirtieih Street, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that her pocketbook, con-
tanning SO. had been stolen.
Bicycles were reported stolen from
Henry Steuhaus. No. 1858 Eighth Street
Dorthwest. q. NJ Day. No. 397 Third
Street southeast. and .. T. Hooker, No.
1880 r Street northwest.
The times., 1898-05-07
Dicd Fr,,m Natural Causes.

Tho coroner jury in the case Of Clar-
once Parker, colored- eight years old,
who died al Hiilsdale, Anacostia, Thurs
Gay under peculiar circumstances, as de-
tailed IN The Times, brought IN a verdict
that the deceased came 10 his death from
natural causes and the Carroll boy,
who Was arrested charged with the Kill
ing, was discharged.
The times., 1898-05-07

The officers of the Army al the War
Department wore uniforms yesterday.
This was done IN accordance with gen
sral order issued by Secretary Alger sew
eral days ago requiring all military Of
ficers 10 wear the fun military uniform
of their rank while on duty during the
war.
The times., 1898-05-07
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-O!

ASK your Grocer today to show you pack
age OF GRA!N-0, the new food drink that
axes the place OF coffee. The children may
drink IL without injury al well as the adult
III who try it, like It, GRAlN-O has that
rich seal brown OF Mocha or Java but iL is
Innde from pure grains, and the most deli
One-quarter the price Of c,ffee. &c and 20
Der package. Sold by all grocers. la27-u
The times., 1898-05-07
For sweet Charity. sake

A mass meeting viii De held Sunday
afternoon. Al O'Clock, al the First Con-
preE4tional Church, Tenth and G Streets
northwest. FOR the benefit OF The Florence
CrittentJn Home Among she speakers
p-ill be Countess d Brazil Of Italy; Miss
Andrews. u New York and Mrs Kate
Weller Barrett.
The times., 1898-05-07
Keen We'll Strong IL,

drinking the National Capital Brewing
Cos superior Diamond" and MUNICH
ner' Beers, AT leading bars and groceries
The times., 1898-05-07
ROBINSON 6 CHERRY CO.
18th and F SIS. H. ".
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GRA-
HAMS remedy Is GUARANTEED Ia
remove nil distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. Ii IL folly 10 suffer
when n soc. bottle. procured from
your druggist. will corrcct instant
Iy all unpleasant symptoms. An tn
faIIfbIe Specific for Dyspepsia.
heartburn, GastrItfs and all dis
cases arising from ma impaired Di-
PestiVe system. Write 10 Grover
Graham Co., Newburgh, y. y, for
pamphlet.
The times., 1898-05-07

Mems Fast-ColOr Office Goats; great 0Er
IENNiLLE. 5o9 seventh Street Northwest
The times., 1898-05-07

Kobo. the Great Consumption Cure,
the only remedy that positively cures in
all stages. Don't fail TO avail yourself Of
the weeks trial free. At Office of KOBO
MEDICINE CO.. No. $40 + Street n. W.
ap25-tf-em
The times., 1898-05-07
SPECIAL.

Rogers Nickel Silver Table Knives,
bright FURNISHED handles, worth s. dozen.
Set of 6,
SSc
The times., 1898-05-07
FIVE DOLLARS.

No other store IN town can show
their equal under IS. SO or 500,
and besides we show fully twice
the assortment that anyone else
does. Other suits-both higher
and lower in price, and no matter
what price YOU pay, we guarantee
you better value than you can get
anywhere else at equal cost.
The times., 1898-05-07
HAVE IT
CHARGED

We will taks your promise
to pay jest as readily as cash.
Mike the terms suit your own
convenience. Always rsmem-
b2r that when you want
something ng-don't ask it as a
favor. Always REMEMBER, too,
that our prices are a little
lower than anyone else's, so,
BE- sure you don't buy before
seeing Us. We have a b by
Carriage exhibition this year
that is worth a SPECIAL visit to
see. Every style and kind.
The times., 1898-05-07
Children S Suits.

We always LEAD IN Chill
DREN'S GARMENTS. Our stock
this season exce!s our own best
previous ones. New styles, new
colors, new fabrics. A specially
strong line Of Short Pants Suits
The times., 1898-05-07
S. Kann, Sons & Co.
The Busy Corner,
Sth and Market Space.

~ AA =
Open Until 0::3(
SILVERWARE
And a Special Bargain COu
First annual Spring offering of th
Celebrated
tableware warranted TO wear Tor ?
is the only and original Rogers, a
name, as the quality can never be il
of so years. The name "IS47 Rogt
headquarters in Washington for Il
complete assortment at prices nev
York.
s 8 4 \ NII| |
082 N
1s47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Tea
spoons. set of C,
csc
1S47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Dessert
Spoons or Forks. set of 8,
ST.. SO
1S47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Table
Spoons or Forks. set of 6.
$f.o5
1S47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Butter
Knife,
39c
ls47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Sugar
Shell, fancy bowl,
20c
1917 Rogers Bros Extra Al Plated Ber-
ry Spoon, in neat, satin-lined box, pretty
embossed bowl,
CSC
1S47 Rogers Bros ii Plated Children's
Sets. Fork. Spoon. and Knife, assorted
fancy handles, in neat satin-lined box;
3 pieces,
csc
1Si7 Rogers Bros Al Plated After Din
ner Coffee Spoons, fancy handles. pack
ed in neat, satin-lined box; 8 pieces.
Special set of &.
Sf.fS
1871 rogers Al IldlcU JEiNS
Ladies, each packed in neat lined box,
sec
1S47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Oyster
Ladies-pretty fancy handles-packed in
neat silk lined box,
ST. SO
1S47 Rogers Extra Al Plated Soup
Ladies' pretty fancy handles, packed in
neat silk lined box,
ST. .S5
1917 Rogers Triple Plated Il dwt. Din
ner Knives or Forks, satin finish ham
I dies, always $3.50 set. Saturday. set of 8.
ST. SO
| and twenty other items at equally low
/ prices.
| We also carry other lines besides Rog-
| ers', which are good values for high quail
! ity goods.
/ Tea Spoons. set of 6......................10c .10c.
/ Table Spoons set of 6...................20c 20c.
/ Table Forks, set of f6.....................20 .20c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24
GERMAN rMnss HOSTILE.



piismnrcis's Organ Severely Con-
drr'ns the United states.
Berlin. April ga copyrighted by tho
Associated rress )-'Wlth singular unanlm-
ity, the German press OF every class Ia
condemning the United States for the
course taken against Spain All the Ger
man papers imputo to the United States
selfish and base motlvcs and praise the at
tltudo OF Spain, In contrast With the I'M
digniilod course which the United States Is
pursuing" Tho most rabld of all the Ger
man papers In this regard is the Tagehlatt.
which usually had becn friendly toward
American aspirations.
The deep Interest taken by the German
pablle In the matter Is shown by the fact
that practically the entire space OF The
papers Is given up to news rrih,ive to tho
struggle with Spain Everything emanat-
ing from Washington la discussed Ia hostile
temper or sarcastically commented upon.
While rro-Spanish statements arc Endorsed
ana applauded. Thv seni-ofncial ps,ers
are, however more cautious. They stead
ny point out why Germany ought TO and
VIII maintain the strlctest neutrality, Law
Ing stress among the reasons they advance
Tor such position upon the fact that mil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24
TIfE COUNTRY CALLED TO ARMS.
Presidents Proclamation will Not Be Certified
to Until Monday.
THH UsH OF THE NATIONAL GUARDsMEN
Organization BE Changed Except Where Absolutely Neces
sarv-.Ne Department Of the South observation-disclosures to Be
concentrated at New Orleans, Mobile and Tampa.

partmcnt only to secure National guaros.
+, mon as far az possible under the hrst can
for volunteers, yet In states whcre unere
are no National guards. or where the num-
Der falls below the quota fixed IN the uaii'
the Stairs will no expected 10 supply me
volunteers regardless OF this idsk OF q
ganigation In fact, this Will be donc under
| Tho law. On the basis OF today's call for
l25.ooU mon, the Southern States VII le
called upon 10 supply each the followibg
number Of volunteers ,.
Alab,ma $500 Arkansas 2025, Florida
| $50 Georgia sI74. Kentucky 3iol. Louis.
! lana 1904, Maryland 1872, Mississippi 22el,
North Carolina 1884, South Carolina 90
| Tennessee 1850, Texas 422a, virginia z5i'i'
West Virginia 1883. H..
Tho navy department was considerably
excited today over vast number 81
rnmors which came from all sources re-
specting the seizures OF ships. ~ tic ciose
OF the day Secretary Long said he had mo-
t,ce OF only ono seizure 30 iitr, that OF suo
Bucna Ventura, already reported IL mas
not vet been determined what dispoSitpi
10 make OF .liis shfi, nor has Il been de-
fciicd to order her before prize court
No purchases Of ships were maze ouEHs
The day. bit all the energies OF the depart.
niont are bent to the speedy eHeipmeHt VI
those already acquired.
Ii is not believed that ans official notice
has been received By the department con
corning the bloshading squadron, although
rigid adhesion TO the rule Oh not giving
any news as to the movements oil SHES
might have prevented any knowledge oil any
such dispatch from leaking out.
There was little Of interest ~ inc state
Department today connected Win the war
save the formal issue there oil Inc presl-
dents proclamation calling for troops.
rho meveage reccinncnding dcnlara-
,ion OF war which II 10 70 10 congress next
Monday nnioss there Is change OF pians
haa been under preparation during tne
dsy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

lions OF Germans born in the United States
heartily side with their adopted country
In the present quarrel with Spain.
The organ OF fiince Bismarck, the Ham
burger Nachrichten insists that Germany
must follow the policy which wiz be the
most useful TO her own interests
1t is wholly Indifferent 10 Germany"
,ays tho newspaper, whether Cuba re-
mairs Spanish colony or becomes an
American Independent republic. nut Ger
man American interests m,ist he watched
and attention must lie paid TO feelings Of
Germans In the United S,ates.
The paper, however, charactcriles the
action OF the United States MS an insclent
piece Of presumption against the rest OF
the world, an absolutely unjustiiiable out
rage, quite analogous TO the Interference by
Greece In Crete.
In concluding the Nachrich en- says; But
Gtrmanys theoretfo opposition to Monroe,
ism can only be practically enforced when
| Germans interests arc directly concerned,
which is not now the ease"
Therefore, the Nachrlchtsn considers the
atrictcat neutrality, saying II must be 'eit
20 Spain Individually TO resent American
insocncc.
Some German papers insist upon Ger
many doing nothing to incur TITO iastlnS
cnmity OF the opponents,
| CcnMnerciM men. particularly shippers
and exporters, regard the war as favorable
to German interests.
I The Russian ambassador at Berlin Count
| Won Solen- Sackcu, In an Interview with
the correspondent OF the Associated Press,
| which presumably voiced the oplnion OF his
government. said:
| 1T must be recognized that the Madrid
| cabinet throughout has maintained q per-
fcctly correct. peacrablc and dignificd at
| tiinde. while the government OF the United
| States has been behaving In a manner
which can not he approved by believers in
either iu1I<e or peace This Is tho com
mon impression In Russia, even In Official
! circles,
(, after the recent behavior ~ the United
| States. the conclusion Is Inevitable that
might Is going before right In the Cuban
| question.
80 far rs know. Russia, like Germany.
! Will preserve strict neutrality"
Ell NACIoNAL pEssiMisTic.
+, Accuses the Government of Not he
ing Prepared for War.
Madrid, April as-io;io p. m.-The gen.
eral feeling today has been somewhat bet
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STATE.


First battalion o. artillery Of the T. v.
g. has volunteered ASH ri;it
Texas drummers adopted resolutions in
dnrsing tho stand taken b. the United
siatca.
Lieutenant Richc gives formal notice
that the inner and outer liarbors of Gal
weston are nilncd arr arc now dangerous
to friend and foe.
A falling on in the demand for lumber
is noted at Beaumont,
Captain Lee Hall is going TO organize a
regiment Of Spanish speaking ex-frontiers-
ricn
Army bin Is not satisfactory to volun-
ter Guard officers.
Cavalry and infantry companies organ
lied Mt Waxahachic.
Orange and Atlanta visited by cyclones.
Military companies are being organized
ir all sections