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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15

Naval Constructor HO OsOn ought to be
sent into the dry dock for few minutes
when he gets home and reron~trar:rt as
a Commodore. There is ,o u~e :,:t-ting
a hero on the jack-planc department of
the Navy.-Sentinel.
Cervera wants to exchange prisoners
on basis of two Spaniards for one
American. We are disposed to think
that t"rTcra must have some pretty def
mite information on the value of his own
countrymen.
Bob Evans remark that if he met the
Spanish fleet he would make Spanish the
court language of hell, has raised pro-
tests from the preachers. 1t now turns
out that what he really said was that
nell would smell of garlic for six weeks.
Newspapers should be more careful
when quoting a mans remarks
The rules of etiquette laid down some
weeks ago, which ought to govern the
kissing Of soldiers about to leave town.
seems to have been accepted as correct
all over the Coast. The main idea is to
kiss departing soldier wherever you
can catch him unprotected
The Rodgers vs.. Pitt water suit has
begun in the I. :. Court before Judge
liawley. There are about forty witnesses
in the city from L0velocks
House bonr,1Cy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
Politic

Young Allie Ross has started a boot
black stand in front Of the Snug Saloon
aud is hauling in the dimes quite rapidly.
When the Pythians met here Allie wore
PytiIian pin con>picuously displayed
and when the Masoi., met here he
changed it to Masonic emblem. He
was around yesterday pricing odd Eel
lows enGlems with a future eye to husi-
ness
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15

prices that will please.
Cra si1 Suitines.

Crash Suitings,
Now is the time to buy Crash Suitings
lhey make elegant Scperate skirts, and
always looks well; we can give you a bi @
variety of material in this line:
At l22c & yard
Crash Linons in checked effect. at l2ic
yard worth poe a yard.
At i5c yard.
flain Linen Crash in good strong
mesh at l5c a yard, worth 20c a yard.
At Csc yard.
Extra Heavy Linen Crash plain and
and also in fancy effects at 25c a ward,
worth Soc yard
New Percailles
We have just received 50 pieces of new
Percallles in light and dark colors and
fancy effects, suitable for making Bows
Waists, Ladies Shirt Waists. wrappers.
etc, in &c inch goods.
Price 10, ~, and I5c a ward
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
French Organdies at 25c a ward

% pieces of French Organdies in a
tremendous variety of designs, light and
dark shades, and in all colorines at 25c
yard. worth SIC yard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15

THE MORNING APPEAL
Published every morning, Monday
excepted by.
S. p. DAVIS.
q Tice-Second Street. Opposite Capitol
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One yea Observation-Disclosures .-------aS 90
BY carrier % cents per week.
Entered at the Postotfice at Carson City
Nevada, as second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
At loc ii yard.

inc biggest assortment Of these goods
ever SHOWN here. IN any effect desired
hight and dark shades a l5c yard worth
35c yard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
At l24c a yard

20 opieces of fancy Organdies in pIajds
checkS, lowered effects. etc. at lac a
yard, worth 2Gc yard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15
White Goods at I2l-2c a ward

ssilite COOuS az ~ i.ZC ydrd
line of white goods in stripes. checks
etc, new and stylish goods at l25c q ward
worth 20c.
At 1oc yard.
A line Of white goods in Dimity stripes
wide and narrow, whales etc. at I5c a
yard, worth 20c and 25c a ward.
White Organdies ai25c n yard
10 pieces of white Organdie, 33 inches
wide, splendid value for the money.
At 35c and 4Oc yard.
pieces Of white OrganCiie. French. at
33c and 40c yard, worth 10 and SOC. a yrd
White Goods and LinUnS at Zoe a ward
pieces, 10 inches wide, White Lawn
at Zoe yard, worth l5c yard
At 15c yard
10 pieces Victoria Lawns and India
Linons at 15c a yard, worth 2Oc a ward.
At Csc yard
10 pieces Victoria Laws and India
Lin"ns at DC a yard, worth 35c a ward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-15

Colored Organdies at IOc a yafd
\ big line Of colored Organdies in light
and dark shades at l0c yard. worth l5c
yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
CHAPTER xxi.

Erastu6 Brown, my cOlOred cOmpan
ion, parted company with mo after W,
had fairly entered upon the grounds O.
Colonel Mansley's residence, and step
ped upon the porch alone. I had scarce
ly sounded the heavy polished knockel
when the door was opened by tidy
looking colored girl, whose name,
showed that I was expected.
"1'll show yo' do way" she said,
preceding me up the broad winding
stairs to large room on the left whose
door was open. When I had passed
through and closed it behind me and
looked around, I was as much surprised
az delighted. It was not because it was
furnished in that tasteful, comfortable
manner for which the old southern
homes are noted, but that saw my own
travelling bag resting on the floor at one
side, with my umbrella near. The
thoughtful hostess had provided me
with that which should not have dis.
ponsed with just then for ten times its
value.
In my new and novel situation I for
got for the time the vigilantes at no
great distance who were athirst for my
life.
The following hour was devoted to
making myself as presentable as posi-
BILE. I need hardly remark that neg
lected nothing. Erastus knocked at the
door and took possession Of my shoes,
which he soon brought back with pol
ish like that Of mirror, and should
be ashamed to tell how long primped
in front Of the mirror before venturing
from my room and descending the
stairs. The same girl who had admitted
me smilingly showed me to the parlor
with the words:
miss Esther will be wild yo' in .
few minutes"
was in one Of those broad, roomy
apartments which will contain 100
people with comfort. The ceiling was
low, and there was an alcove at one side
partitioned with heavy curtains. The
carpet, pictures, furniture, piano at one
side and tho bric-a -brac told Of the
wealth Of the owner and the taste Of the
one who presided over the household in
place Of the mother that had been dead
for years.
I did not hear hefairylike step until
the young lady, smiling, but slightly
flushed, appeared before me. She walk
ed straight forward, with her dainty
hand extended.
II am glad to welcome you, Mr..
Kenmore, to our home and regret more
than l can tell yoa that it should bs
made under such distressing circu,n-
stances"
"You have done much to rob it Of its
unpleasant features" ! replied as /
rose to my feet, "and ! am unable to
say how much thank you."
at is shocking" she said, resuming
her seat and without the least trace Of
embarrassment, though the color Of her
wonderfully attractive features was
heightened. "Your resemblance 10 the
guilty person is extraordinary. but docs
not justify any one in holding you re-
sponsible for his crimes. I wish you
would tell me about it,
Thus invited went over the history
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
CHAPTER XIII.

While l sat absorbed in delightful
conversation with the daughter of Colo
mel Fitzroy Mansley the servant an.
nounced that Hank Boyer, my double
and one of the most unconscionable
miscreants that ever breathed, was
awaiting outside for permission to pay
his respects to the young woman.
! rose with the intention of with
drawing, but she raised her hand in pro-
test.
II wish you to remain" she said,
.until this interview is over"
"But-but," replied in come en-
barrassment, cit will not be pleasant for
any one Of u.s."
~ do not mean for you to take part
In it. Come with me-"
She led the way to the alcovo and
parted the curtains.
"Sit there until be leaves"
II have no wish to ovorhoar your CON.
versation." 80
"But have reasons for wishing you
to do SD. }- 's-- '-.''
ut shall be- 30. then" rs
"Our interview will not be an extend
ed one, was hsr significant comment
n she drew the cuLtains together 60 %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16

to shut mo from slght. Z
Ny dtnssion ~ peculiar. But for
her command ! could never have'oon-
sented to play the cowan in that man
ner. The thought that possibly she
might need my assistance helped to JUS
tify tho breach OF deoorum ON my part
A minute later heard a football On
the carpet and the voice Of my double:
"Ah, Esther, I'm delighted to meet
you! You must have been worried over
my absence, but really it couldn't be
helped"
I judged that he advanced to take her
hand. but if 20 she rejected II, and the
two sat down near the window on the
opposite side Of the room beyond my
sight, though not q syllable escaped me-
As yet che had not spoken, but he gave
her no rest.
"How do you like my looks without
my mustache?"
GAS we'll as with it," she coolly re-
piled. "But why did You remove it,"
"Oh, just fancyl l like change
now and then"
"You are cure there was no special
reason?''
"Of course. What are you limiting
at?" -.
"Do you knows gentleman named
Mr.. Edward Kenmore Of New York
.cityy' ....,...
The cool headed villain could not
hide bis confusion, though he made
strong effort at a rally.
II judge you refer to that poor devil
who stole your chestnut and was caught
before be could get out Of the country.
He claimed that that was his name"
"While the others insisted, you
among them, that he was Hank Boyer
that is, yourself"
sit was not 1 who die so, though !
was present with the party who made
social call upon him, but suppose we
let that business DROP" added the young
man, foreseeing the complications that
were inevitable if the conversation went
on rs it had started.
"But I do not choose to let it DROP"
and there was now ring in her voice
that was new to me. "What do you
think, Henry, Of man who commits
crime and then urges the punishment
therefor upon man whom he knows to
be innocent?'
II should say it was deuced shabby
treatment. provided such thing ever
took place. but have better opinion
Of human nature than that"
$50 had until yesterday. can i'm
agine no viliainy more debased than
that, and yet, Henry, it is precisely
what you have done.'
"Have care, Esther. Such words
are objectionable. You do not realize
what you are saying"
II realize every word and mean it.
You stole our horse night before last
from our stable. You took him home to
Mapleton, or somewhere in that neigh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
On. SATURDAY,.


THE 81 T. DaY OF NONEMBLR,
1888, n 10 c',.rk Il. M.
the fo.'owag d scrhci real estate, viz;
Al tina. certain tlac, or parcel uf land
situate in Mil Greek hundred, in the
roGniy and state aforesaid, iUse:h with
dwell barn, and oh r buildings !hare-
oil erected, more particularly described
and bounded as fG..owt. to VIII:
Beginning at Il stoue in the the Hook
efs:n read. Il corner for land sod David
wilson: thence by line OF sail land
estate of Isaac Dixon. de, easel,l south
Boy degrees west ~ prrclies and H2-1OO
pf perch to Il stake, corner OF Thomas
Persons land: thence with the line Of
that land Forth 3 degrees west lat
pcrchc; and G-l0 o. Il perch TO a stake,
corner of William Persons land;
thence with the line of said land north
b degrees rs minutes east 70 pcrches
and I2-1OO of perch to stake, a cor
ner of other lands soil David Wilson
!tpart of the real estate of Isaac Dixon
aforesaid;) thence by the line dividing
Mat land from this south 5 degrees east
% pcrches to u stake; thnce north IS
Negroes east IL perches and Clio of
perch to stake; thence south 3 degrees
fast 1S perches and 800 of perch to a
Derches tn n stake In +hn middln- Of ma
Rierson rood. thnnco a, tu tho ,,,;1 u nf
snid rosd soni s ooM '' Ieu rie 'nI"a s d u
sarnbns o and S'Im .f - uysi t wy. -
l Mnn 81 YIN homo o. Percn 10 ga, s'a h II,
sv that ,and sos+i S" ~ h .anu' anenS
S9r,. h.' , ,nn sUue f ~ usstees taS, 40
Ee r'iJd anu - 1 ~ " Iercn 10 stake III
St nii ,,d .h y, u" iock YES roau nLore.
miu' aini "henee "i9i,s n'e same, MiHg .i
nS oi tme AT aAn sala !and M i3aVla Mli-
~ gon'n o41s Nesran "eSt Ut percne'
siu OILY Of pefch 70 me pace or beg,m-
I,ns, continuing Wfthih saiad 9o,ilras W
s s,ar ana ~ III pefcnes 81 laho, pc lne same
suvie % Mss eAcemlhg ana Ieser'sng
ing sa'a Mrues OF the hrst part the 10Y
oWlng lands ana premises described US
nIloWs. 10 WIZ:
begiinhng at an iron spike In the centre
p lne pubic road leading to H3ckessln,
1 corner lor lands OF john o. .: Jackson;
ehcnce with SAID road north 7Sh degrees
Nes, ~ pereles to stake Ia thence by the
Eentre OF sad roa On north 20 degrees west
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
Household Gods.

The ancient Greeks believed that the
Pena.es worethe gods who attend to the
welfare and prosperity of the family.
They were worshlpped as household gods
In every home. The household god Of to-
day is DR.. Kings New Discovery. For
consumption, coughs and colds. and for all
affections Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
1t is invaluable 1t has been tried for n
quarter of a century and Is guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. No household
should be without the good angel. 1t is
pleasant to take aud safe aud sure remedy
for old and young. Free trial bottle ut N.
B. Danforth, Second and Market streets.
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from the time Of my arrival in Missis-
sippi until the present hour, she listen
ing with close attention that was en-
barrassing at times, though fiattering in
a high degree. When I gave the partio-
ulars Of my purchase Of her own horse
from the stranger, she compressed her
thin lips and peculiar light shoue in
her lustrous eyes, but she did not utter
a word.
1--WE were both struck BY onr mutual
resemblance, Il added, though neither
made any reference to it. It was strik-
ing, even after he had removed his mus
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16

| 9S.N-...s tHeCS eA11 ftSu.
An trains illuminated with Pinssc1
Light. ]
express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. DEIS
AWARE AVENUE STATION. FOR
NEW YORK, week days sa13, se.39.
1924 a. nj; .l2.1s, s2s4, ss.Gs. s52i, '7.N,
'1l.oo p, m. Sundays. 'sIs. $50. '1IN 4
m; 80. e5.2l. ia. '1loe p. m,
PHILADELPHIA. week days, 'sla $40.
60. '7.l5, 7ss. 'S26. 's.ss. s45. '1oA. liz
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IA, s15. 'llc9 p. m. Sundays, 3.l3. SIS,
$50 '9,a9. 11.24. 'l1.A q. m.; 246. .16s, '6.21s
$50. IA. e.l6 'll,oo p. m.
CHESTER. week DAYS, '3lS SIS. -
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sa34. AS. A46, 1921. $50. IA, 9.1b, "1l.ol
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ATLANTIC CITY. wssk days. .7.l5s
m; Az 10. '33i, '5.2l p. m. Sundays las
a. CAPE "A : NAY 1 Y week day. as a. m.
'lsl9, "2.3i p. IN. 1
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week days a.1s. ITO. 's.3 'll.ol u. M:
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9os 500. "57. 800. I'll .. m.
ITO a. m; a04 D. m. daily.
NEWARK. week days. 'Als. TO -
sn.ol a. M; 'l256 s0A '4.57. 'S.17 49, ell.
N.s5 .. m. Sundays. 41s. ITO. 'SA q n,
T2.bs, 10i, 457. 1872. I'll p. m.
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at p. m. Sundays. 1884 .. M; '4.67 .. m.
CHICAGO. deily. '.A a. m: 'A.s7 D. m.
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CTN('INNATT ANN 01r z NTyIN
H.; '12H and 's.l1 D. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT. I'll p N.
daily 10 Toledo and daily EXCEPT Sunday
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS Via,
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, saM
p m. daily. Through sisspers to Mem.
phis and New Orleans.
SINCERELY ACCOMMODATION. wees
days, ITO a. m: s.o4. 7.S2. lo.55 .. N. Sun.
I.ANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
week daIrs. 7.lo. 1000 a. m: ao4. At .. N
Sundays, lG.0o a. m; $50 .. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for
PHILADELPHIA. week days. $50 ,. m.
BALTIMORE. week days, Gk .. mt
LANDEnBEao. week day. s.s "a
=. m; 26S $40 p. m. sundays. as q. nj
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILr
NlNGToN. woek days. 'aSs, Ni0. TIC. 500
Soo. 'i0.28. u,sO q. m; 'l2.ss. 49,. 200. '3s7,
$40. 80. '6l6. 49, 600. $50. '7.3O, ssS
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$50. 'g.35. 1890 p. m.
Telephone No. 1913.
Rates to western points lower than ~
any other line.
W. NJ GREENE. D. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. Of yass. Tratia
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

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No extra fare other than TIE usual Pull
" = L fnatss' Express. vestlsuls p.rlse
Cars. Vestibule Pesseneef Coaches and
Dining Gsr No e5 IIs,s fer Company wm
call for and check baggage from Aetsaa
emo residences. -
FOR further. Information passengers ar. are
referred to the ticket agent al ths s's'
J.. i. HUTCHINSON. J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen Fas. AGENT;
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ON THURSDAY,
THE cath DAY OF NOVEMBER 1900,
at : o'clock .. NJ,

the following described real estate, viz. |:
All that certain lot or piece of land with the
buildings thereon erected. situate IN the city
Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Z.
Beginning at the intersection of the norther.
ly side of Delaware avenue with the westerly
side of Lincoln street; thence northerly along
said westerly side Of Lincoln street LOO feet to
corner; thence westerly parallel with Dela.
ware avenue ~ leet 70 anotner corner; thence
passing through the middle Of the division wall
between this and the house adjoining on the
west JOG feet to the aforesaid side OF Delaware
tho place of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken In execution, % the prop.
erty OF Harry @. Moore. and Bella, his wife,
tts and to be sold by
WILLIAM r. TLINJN, Sheriff..
,6hertffs Once. Wilmington, Delaware.
November 1905.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16


the curtains.
borhood. Yesterday afternoon you rode
him down to the junction Of the roads
and sold him to a Mr.. Kenmore, who
mounted and rode him to Aldine. The
horse was identified by several who had
been out looking for him and who took
the direction toward your home. The
case appeared strong against him who
had trusted your honor, and you helped
along the impression Of his guilt by ev-
cry means in your power. You removed
your mustache and dressed differently;
not only that but disguised your voice
and went into the inn with the angered
men who sought his life. He pointed
you out and appealed to you in vain.
You have visited this section so infre-
quently of late that very few know Of
the changes in your personal appear.
ance. You were able to deceive them,
and had you possessed the courage
would have helped run down the man
after bis ne"- from custody"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
SPECIAL. OFFER.

II Is PROVkRBTAL THAT
SMALL PROPERTIES PAY WE'LL
We have three well located brick dwellings
to sell quickly that will pay the investor over
Uper ceat. enci year On the cash invested.
Now il the time to buy real estate for good
protits while prices arc down. Only q small
"a Ii payment required.
ACTUAL COST
Three brick dwellings at 800 $500
Mortgage may remain $500
Cssh required only &G00
SEE HOW IT FIGURES OUT:
ANIMAL RENTALS. 8 HOUSES AT$8
PER MONTH EACH s288OO
INTEREST ON 81 200 AT GO 5000
CITY AND COUNTY TAXES $4J0O
wATER RENT $3.50
INSURANCE $3.50
DEDUCT ANNUAL EXPENSES 3l5i 50
NET INCOME EACH YEAR ON 5000
INVESTED sls3.5O
5000 is The price asked for similar houses in
same location. These are priced especially low
Just for q quick sale. Owner needs money.
II you have money lying idle in . savings
hank or earning Email interest, this IL your
opportunity for a safe investment aud sure Of
big returns on amount invested
Savings Funl orders received same as cash
For fullparticulars call on
o2,-5tw Tl2 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
Home Runs at Lynch's.

The stores have just what you want fol
mince msnt making. raisins, curran.s, cit
ron. pure spices, wines and liquors. Every.
thing clean and fresh Northwest corner
OF Madison and Fourth streets, and south.
west corner King and Eighth streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16
T. NJ. wier. Filth and King Streets,

is the place. Pure apple juice cider, made in
New York State from sound apples; fine favor
ind very sweet Csc gallon. Extra nice Cali.
fornia peachts, big, soft halves, 1Oc a pound :.
Fancy California peaches very b,ighG big
halves, very thin skin; make the very finest
sauce, lsc pound. Extra nice California
prInes, good size, very meaty and Just the
incest pruni you ever bought for the price, Sc
pound. Fancy California prunes, very large
very mer ty, the very finest ones, l2c pound !;
California golden r-unes; these are u very
brig lit yellow color, and very sweet and make
nice sauce. 10c pound you come and see these
prunes 1t would do you good. Yellow kid
spiced ginger waters; these are the very finest,
20c a pound. Wehre tan you get vanilla wa.
fers at l0c pound like you get from US?
Where can you get cocoanut waters at l0c
pound like you get from rs? You come and
see cur store. Brown sugar &c pound We
give trading stamps At I. N. Wier's Fifth and
King streets. novll-6tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16

Powell has on bis stall In the Third
street market a fine assortment OF trout,
catfish, goldfish. seashnd, white fish, etc. :,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-16

PROF. A. S. WEBSTER'S
SELECT
DANCING ACADE MY,
EDEN HALL,
Wilmington, Delaware.

Gentlelnen's class commences Thursday
evening, November g. Every Monday and
Thursday from to 10,
Ladies' aud Childrens class commences
Saturday afternoon, November s. at 3
O'Clock. This class will meet on Thursday
from to & and Saturday from 8 to5
rivate classes and private scholars can
arrange fol hours and days to SUI. con-
venience. For terms and catalogue apply
to II. Il. Roheion Il Co., no Market street,
ut Eden Hall, or at my residence, 1919
Adams street. A. S. WEBSTER.
Call telephone, Delaware and Atlantic;
BITS: Delmarvia, 775.