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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30
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chowie1stwa i wieruych. Ma
gustownej tablicy marmuro.
wei, objstej pisknem obramo.
waniem, widnieje nastepujacy
napis:
D. o. M.
Jan Tarnowski,
Marszalek krajowy lSS6.1S90
Prezes Towarzystwa rolnicze.
60 krakowskiego.
Ur. W Horodence II Stycznia
1885 + W Dzikowie II Maja
1894.
Bogu wierny,
Ojczyznie poswiscony,
Bliznim dobroczynny.
Rodziny glowa, szczsscie ,chlu.
ba wz6r.
Wieczne odpoczywanie, race
mu dat Panic.
Pomnik skromny, zgodny zu.
pe}nie usposobieniem, zyciem
i praes zmarlego. Bo to zycie
bylo skromne, ciche, oddaue
Bogu i piracy, ale pozostawia.
jace po sobie W naszych stro.
mach trwale slady. Gospodar-
stwo wysoko podniesione, lud
wiejski przykladem rozliczne.
mi Acknowledgement moralnie
i materyalnie podniesiony, RE.
1ki olbrzymimi walami, wydmy
piaskowe zalesieniami W kar.
by ujete - okolica dawniej
deskami zabita, "a pomocs ko.
lei zelaznych dla cywilizacyi
otworzona - oto trwalv po.
mink, jaki sobie sam 6. p.
zmarly przez sws niezmordo-
wana prace wystawil. To tez
ludnost nasza 2 miloscis i
wdziecznoscia zachowuje pa.
miec tego zasfuaonego mesa.
Gaze,Oo 10 pow. Ko@naih.
skim nawiedzif pozar W Me.
dziele, d. Z Sierpnia. Spalilo
sic 9 gospodarstw. Ogied
wszczal sic u gosp. Szymania.
ka W chlewach. Ludzi malo
bylo W domu, bo byli we Wal.
kowie ma naboze6stwie, gdy
przybyli &c kilom. drogi), to
juz 20 budynk6w bylo W pio-
mieniach. U niekt6rych ME
bylo jua co ratowac, bo wszy-
stko juz bylo spalone. Budyn.
XII W tel wsi staly gssto jeden
przy drugim to byio przyczy-
na, ze tax wiele ich zgorzalo.
A co najgorsza, ludzie ME byli
zabezpieczeni W Tow. ognio.
wen. Wyjatek stanowil 60.
spodarz Szymaniak, kt6ry mial
asekuracya. Inwentarza spa:
lilo sic duzo. Gospodarzowi
I. Krawcowi spalily sic 4 ko.
ME W podw6rzu. Gospodyni
by}a sama W domu, pospu-
szczala bydlo, a ono zaraz se
zrebcem przez pioty sic prze-
dostalo, konie zas ME zdsayly,
to tez W podw6rzu sic upiekly,
a sama gospodyni mocno sic
poparzyla; albowiem piomie6
ogarnsi wszystkie budynki ma
ok6l. Kto ME byl zabezpie.
czony, ME bedzie mial chleba,
DO zyto, pszenica, jsczmief,
siano, koniczyna juz byly
sprzstniete, a malo W polu po.
zostalo.
NoaOe rzeczy o Bisnarcbx
wyjds ma jaw. Oto z Berlina
donoszs, ae obecnie bsds oglo.
szone drukiem antibismarkow-
skie pamietniki zmarlego reda.
ktora ,,Nordd. Allgem. Ztg.",
Pindtera. Umierajac zarzs.
dill on, aby te pamistuiki dru.
kowano dopiero po fmierci
zelaznego ksiscia. Pindter byl
wielkim przyjacielem Polak6w
bral udzial W powstaniu r.
1853, a potem wszedl " sto.
sunki Bismarckiem i zmienil
sic we wroga Polak6w, wre.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30

porozumlenla sic. Wszystkle
gazety zgadzajs sic ma zdanie,
re ma poczstku 20 stulecia idea
pokoju powszechnego odniesie
tryumf mad miedzynarodows
niezgods, powodujsca wojny.
W1EDEd. sogo sierpnia. =
DR.. Emil Reich, historyk we
gierski nazywa cara Mikolaja
marzycielem i zarazem ob1u.
dnikiem. Praguie on toczyt
uk1ady o pok6j powszechny ma,
miedzynarodowej konferencyi,
atymczasem utrwalac stanowi.
sko Rosyi W Maudauryi. Roz.
brajac sic mcga male pa6stew-
ka, lecz ME Francya, kt6rej
40 milion6w ludnosci stoi ma
przeciw 50 milionom Mem.
COW, kt6rych checi panowania
mad swiatem mic wstrzymac ME
zdoaa, pr6cz wojny.
W1EDE6, 80 Sierpnia. -
Prezesi austryackiej wegier-
skiej rady ministr6w uwiado'
mill cesarza, re rezultatem u.
klad6w ugodowych miedzy
dwiema polowami monarchii
bedzie akt, majacy bye podpi'
sany dzisiaj.
SOMERSET, Pa, 80 Sierp. -
Mn6stwo ludzi zbieralo sic
przed mieszkaniem Abnera Nc
Kinley, chcac widziee prezy.
denta, kt6ry siedzia} ma we
randzie i kazdego ciekawego
obdarza} uprzejmym usmie'
chem. O II godzinie udaf sic
dostojny gosc ma dworzec kolei
zelaznej j odjechai DO Cleve-
land.
CLEVELAND, o., 80 Sierp.-
o godzinie 5 minut 45 przyby4
Mckinley dotutejszego miasta
udal sic powozem do mle-
szkania pulkownika Myran I.
Herrick W Cedar Heigts. Po-
niewaz ME wiedziano, kiedy
pociag przybsdzie i ma ktorei
stacyi przystanie, malo ludzi
zebralo sic ma dworcu, aaeby
powitac prezydenta. Zabawi
on W tutejszem miescie przez
caly tydzie1.
New YORK, 30 Sierpnia. -
W szpitalu og6lnym W obozie
Wikoff znajduje sic 1900 cho-
rych, miedzy kt6rymi ll5 cier'
pi ma tyfus. W szpitalu De-
tention znajduje sic $50 pa
cyent6w. Szpital ten zostaje
powiekszony tax, azeby m6gl
pomiescic 75O s6zek wiecej.
500 chorych sypia dotychczas
ma pod1odze. Pielegnuje nadto
cierpiscych 40 Si6str Mifosier'
dzia.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, 3Ogo
Sierpnia. Og6l chorych W
ostatnich dw6cb dDiach wyno'
sl $50, chorych ma febre 5ylo
32O, nowych wypadk6w febry
10, wr6cilo do sluzby SO, u
mario 16 os6b, ,miedzy kt6remi
znaidowa} sic Jan H. Miroski,
szeregowiec z kompanii M l
pu}ku.
MADRYT, sOgo Sierpnia. -
! Czaonkaml komlsyl pokoJu 20.
stana mianowani: senior Leon
y Castillo, hiszpafski ambasa'
| dor W Paryzu, senior Urrutia,
posel W Brukseli, ksisze Ma
jer, gubernator W Cadiz, sena.
for Marcoartu j senior Abarzu.
"a.
MANILA, 3ogo Sierpnia. =
General Aguinaldo stawi1
sprawc6w zaburzenia W Ca
vite przed sad wojenny. Dw6ch
| z Mich skazano ma smierc. Pc
przedmiesciach kreca sic pow
sta6cy bronia W reku. W
Niedziele byli powstahcy ma
naboze1stwach W r6znych ko-
sciolach, uzbrojeni. Stosunki
miedzy Amerykanami a kra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30

On zolnierz .J6zef Maruska, kt6ry
zostas aresztowany, jako oskarzony
przez pania Janden, IL ukradl jej ja-
kies kosztownosoi, jak sig okazuje,
ME bys woale ma Kubie i ME byl ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-30

wojnie ran;ony. Jest on wprawdzie
zolnierzem, ale we Fort Brown, gdaie
sluzy} jako szeregowiec 5 pusku pie
choty przebywal przez czas wojny az
do 2 Lipca, kiedy spadlszy z konia,
bolesnie sic pokaleczy}. zapewnia on
zreszta, ae jest zupelnie niewinnym i
spodziewa sia, il uda mu sic udowo.
dni6 swa niewinnosc. Marusks jest
Czechem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
MISS GRACIE ENTERTAlNS
'eaaers Her Iittts seock Ealepds an Gut
 oaos ana f4o.se g,..r..,

Teaaefs Her Little Block EAiends an Gut poos ana House Party. \ You talk about your Bradley-Ma Ilia bal of New York; Way. that's a thing of the pest. the latest thing Iia Arkansas is 1e Oracle entertain Iment
 Che of the most joYabIe fetes
 eyer given in this vieialfg was the house and out door party given by Miss May Oracle to her Little Rock Ifriends at her New GasSony home Last Monday tram filled with 2 DfeEd of young people alighted at New Gaseony and repaired to the |home Of MT. aud Mrs. Jno. II Oracle |~ho acted as cAaperoas. The party remained f9s a whole |Raek. A number of Germans, hay. |rdes and a railroad trip from New |Gsscony to English made an enjoy |aole program of amusement. Satur- day they eame to this eity. Cined at the Tru5ick and it four o'clock
 boarded the Little Rock train and
 h9meVaFd sped
 Miss May is the charming dau h- ler of Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Oracle. She has q host of admirers and her recent guests are singing praises of gne charming hostess.
 Those composing the party are sas follows Mir. and Mrs. Jno. NJ. afaeie, Misses Evelyne HemDstead. Nate Brown, Hazel Bragg. Col, Emma Wilmington. Bell Quinn, Anna Mccarthy, an9 Miss May Oracle.
 Aessr Sam Field, Joe Raleigh, shelby England, James Miller, Joe \ Quinn, j. r. and J NJ. Oracle. ir. Aa the party are from Little Rock except Col. Miss Wilmington who lsof Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
Mgllaas Rsalashe and HdIgestIan GuLl

is the only remedy on the mark ct that will cnre every form of Head- ache in , 9o 10 minutes, correct Indi- gesti9a, stimulate the nerves and build up the system. IL should be in every home and every travellers gripsack. At all druggists 25 cures 25e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
Meeting National Association of

Meeting National Association of Merchants aud Traders, Chicago, III. Ang10 to IT, Sep. l4 to 21. Nov, , to 1898. The Cotton Belt Railw a. y will sci sci round trip tickets for this occasion for one and one third fares on the certificate plan, Tickets on sale Aug. 9th to l2 inclusive with return limit Aug. 10th 1898, Sep. 10 to b inclusive, Return limit Sep. 24th 1898. Oct. 29th to Nov. 1 inclusive. Return limit Nov. l2th1 1909.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

rrans-Mississippi Exposition 0ma. ha, Neb., June to November l, 1898. From June 1 to October l5 the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to Omaha and return, good for return thirty days from date sf sale for $25.40 In addition to tbe above we viii also sell tickets to Omaha and return with final limit o5 November l5, 1898 foF $50 30. HB aizELI..
 Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
fsstten by & Doc.
place

The elittle son of MT. and Mrs. J. ". Dhdas while walking on State street Saturday afternoon. was severely bitten by dog in the face and on tbe arm. The child's wounds are painful but not serious. The city authorities should take some immediate action to prevent the lunning at large of mangy CUTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

soath Arkansas Teachers Associ- ation. Camden, Ark. August 3l. For this occasion the Cotton Belt will sell round trip tickets at S275. Tickets on sale Aug. 38 and 31, Re turn limit Sept 3, 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
sT, LOUIS Ia0H MOUNTAIN & 50
CHEAP RATES.

National Encampment G. A. R. Cincinnati Ohio, Sept. 5-l0, For this occasion the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to Cincinnati and return Tor the exceeding low rate of $15.35. Date of sale Sept. ?, and 4 Limit for return Oct. 2hd by extension. Open to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Annual National Eucampment of Sons ot Veterans [ $. A., Omaha. Ned, Sep. l2th to l6th. For this occa- sion the Iron Mtn. Rwy will sell to Omaha and return at fare $2l.05 for round trip, Dates of sale Sep. 10th and llth. Final limit for return Sep Fist 1898.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Grand Eneampment Knights 0 PYthiae. Aug. 22nd to 29th. 5 Il preme Grand Lodge Session, Aug. 30th to Sept. 10th, Indianapolis. ind. For his occasion the Iron Mctn- tain Ry. will sell round trip tickets tit fare of Sl4.G0. Dates of sale Aug. l9. % and 2I Limit by extension. sept 10th.
 [. ? MIzeIl. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

The iirst bale of cotton brought to this city this season was received by the Sothern Grocery Go., from Mr. l. A Bishop. whose plantation is in Drew county. The bale vas aactioned oil to the highest bidder, at tie Southern Grocery Go F ware hoese Friday and was purchased by Nessrs. $. O Alexander < %. at ! cents. A pretty good price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
Pointed ParagranAs.

lake things as you find them, E a good maxim, but much depends upon whose things you take There gre a some people right here in Pine pun who might profit by this in ialunetjon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Who is that young maa who parts uis nair in the middle and is called " oa the phone abouN i p. m. every sey and . sweet voice asks hlm how us leels-if he rested well last night, eua after conversing in this way for Ase of ten minutes sells hila to be } so9d boy and rings off? The Yoaag
 ''sp ts anxious to know wbo his tor mentor is, and f She will disclose 4st Identity, we are authorized to say ne will give her 3 box of gum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Rev. J. R. Cason will be in the pulpit of the Lakeside Methodist church at the morning service and Rev. J. NJ. Hawley, of Hendrix Col Iege will preach at night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Misses Arry and Pearl Reeves left saturday for Cornell Springs where they will be the guests of friends and attend the campmeeting at that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Rev. J NJ. Hawley, of Hendrix College, will occupy the pulpit during Che moruing services az tae Main Street Methodist church aday while Rev. Carr vii conduct the evening sereic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Mr J V White returned yester- day from Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21
Additional Local.

NIT Harry Hs lmson fs confined to his room with Illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Miss Johnie Williams has returned from Memphis, Tenn, after most pleasant and beneficial visit with friends in thas city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

MT. ]. V. Adams returned home Saturday from St. Louis, where he spent d week in the interest Of the Pine Bluff State Fair catalogue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Prof. J H. Hinemon and family have returned after q lengthy sojourn at Mir. fiinemon's old home t Union City, Tenu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Miss Owen Hngg has returned ai- ter 3 most pleasant visit with friends at Star Citv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

MT. and Mrs. N T. White and daughter. Miss Emma, have return ed, aiter q pleasant soiourn at Gal weston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Miss Edna Smish, of Stuttgart. is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Chas Leyerenze in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

Mr Chester Flonrnoy has returned from q visit to Hot Springs and friends in Fexas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

The little child of Mr. ". C. Pope who was bitten by snake Friday, was reported much better yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

MT, Cbas. 1riplett. IT,. has return ed to this ci5y after two months vacation in Washington. D. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-21

4i aAdsi i'. aN. siIiSJH N CQBHHeu to his room with Illness
 Mr. j. V. White returned yegter- day from Chicago.
 Miss Owen Hogg has returned ai- ter most pleasant visit with friends at Star Citv.
 Miss Edna Smish, of Stuttgart. is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Chas Leyerenze in this city
 MT. Chester Flonrnoy has returned from q visit to Hot Springs and friends in Texas.
 MT, Chas. Triplett lr. has return ed to this cisy after two months vacation in Washington, D. C.
 The little child of Nr. ". C. Pope, who was bitten by a snake Friday, was reported much better yesterday
 Mr. and Mrs. \ T. White and daughter, Miss Emma, have return ed, after q pleasant soiourn at Gal weston.
 Miss Johnie Williams has returned from Memphis, Tenn, after most pleasant and beneficial visit with friends in thas city
 Prof J H. Hinemon and family have returned after alehgthy soiourn at Mr. Hinemon's old home t Union City, Tenu
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 MT. ]. V. Adams returned home Saturday from St. Louis, where he spent q week in the interest ot the Pine Bluff state Fair catalogue
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
John Mackay's ThoughtfuIness

NO man on this Coast has a better and
longer memory for old friends than John
Mackay.
Chas. Wilson, who is now diving in San
Francisco, was a staunch friend of
Mackay's in the early days and Mackav
always had a great liking for him be-
cause he was, as Mackay said. "alwavs
a staunch, reliable man. Wilson was q
bowery boy and fireman in New York
tie grew up from a street waif with no
education of any kind, but there was
born III him that good characteristic. that
causes men to go through life and have if
sad OF them that they never BETRAYED q
confidence on a friend.
In this rough, uncu diamond was this
characteristic, and Mackav was quick to
recognize 1t. Now Charlie is diving in
the hospital at San Francisco. and all his
expenses are being paid by Mackav. He
has the pest nurses, physicians, quarters
ana endan that the hospital affords
at Mr.. Mackay's expense. Mr.. Mackav
does a great deal of this sort of work but
only now and then his humane deeds
come to the surface.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
Spanish Dream.

The APPEAL is in receipt Of a love song
with words and music by Judge Healev
OF this city. 1t is entitled I'm Dreaming
in Spanish of You.'
The air is a dreamy. languishing piece
OF melody redolent Of the somnolent
atmosphere of old Spain and the words
breathe the ardor of a sagebrushers affec-
ton IN proper shape. The Judge has
joined the home producers club in dead
earnest. With a few more native COM
posers in Nevada it will not be necessary
to send abroad for our music.
The only omission which the Appeal
Is disposed to c~riticise is the failure of the
Judge to dedicate it to some Nevada
maiden. AS it is the dedication is
omitted, leaving the public in doubt as to
the identity of the lucky woman of
whom the composer dreams. 1t is but
tar to the illustriOus composer to state
that the song is no reflection on his
patriotism. He wrote the song
ana composed the melody before the
trouble with Spain began.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
THE MAIL
Earnest Protest Against the
Policy Of Letting to Eastern
Spectators.

1t is pleasing to note how universal j.
becoming the protest against the OUTRAGE
Gus bidding of Eastern mail route spec,,
lators. The Western press is now giving
these armchair mail contractors a vel
deserved roasting. 1t is a good work: lei
the fires be kept burning. 1.-THE bids were
made in good faith and with an honest
intention of performing the service the
bidders might not be subject to such
sharp criticism. But this is not thei,
purpose: ever since the acceptance of bids
were made known by the Postoffice d.
parthnent, these speculative pests have
kept the mails red hot with propositions
TO sub-let routes to home carriers at a
grasping profit to their own precious
pockets.
During the past four years the Star
route service for Nevada has cost the
government S96,O56.16 per annum of
winch the men who actually carried the
mail received only 500. lSO.S4. thus l~eavino
a snug profit of S4,S7,.32 for the Eastern
bidders, who probably never saw Ne
vada.
IN order to shut out home bidders, they
nave now contracted to perform this
same service for S73. 532.4O. a cut of sol :
1915, or % 40 per cent. and thew vet
nave the cheek to offer to reflect the
service at a profit to themselves of from
10 TO 80 per cent of ever this low bid.
The following resolution is being cir
culated throughout Nevada for SIGMA
lures, and it should receive the endorse
lnent OF every man in the State:
we, the undersigned business mon
mail carriers and citizens, do pledge our
selves to demand from said nonresident
bidders for the performance of said mail
service from July l, 1898, to JULY |. 1902.
according to Postoffice Department ad-
Vertlsement OF September Is. 1897 sucb
compensation as the United States Gov
is now paying for such service,
and we denounce, discourage and ref1se
10 aid or assist any party or parties who
may undertake to perform such service
on any routes in the State of Nevada for
less than such compensation as above
stated.'
1t may be signed in Eureka at he Pos
office Bookstore. Similar petitions are
being signed in other States where the
same abuses exist.
In line with the above the Utah and
Nevada Express company, although they
VIII nave no mail to carry, will neverthe-
less continue to !un their stages from
Eureka to Ely, Nevada, tri-weeklv afer
July LIST, leaving Eureka Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, after the arrival of the
Eureka Il PaliSade train
Parties anticipating taking the mail
service Off he hands of the Eastern bid
ders can now see and know what thev
Will nave to contend with for business
outside of their mail pay.-Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
DIED..

In this city, Sunday, March 6. 1888. j.
III. Cowing, Il native Of Maine.
MI. Cowing has been a resident Of Car
son Tor oven a quarter Of a century, and
ms fanny has been reared here.
lie had experienced many ups and
and at various tines was quite
well to do.
he has been connected with the Police
department here and was a very eff
Gent officer.
tie leaves many old friends behind
also a wife three daughters and one son
10 perpetuate his memory. He was a
member OF the Jr. O.. U. A. NJ, Red Men
n OF the Warren Hose Company.
The funeral Will take place from the
family residence tn : afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
The Jaw Dance.
The following letter on "cheek dane
ing" appears in the Enterprise:
Editor EnterDrise.

The following letter on "cheek dane
ing appears in the Enterprise:
Editor Enterprise:
"A snort while age a new fad was in
troduced on the Comstock and latel1
some wise man took the liberty of christ
enlng it the "cheek dance" I do no,
Know who was the originator of the
cheek dance, but since the Carson people
are at work, wondering whether they
will adopt it, and place it hereafter on the
program with the "Deuxtemps" or La
lnlhuet L desire to explain the
OF this dance. Any person attending the
soclals will have the opportunity of see
ing this dance. 1t consists of placing
your arms aroun the young ladv's
waist and taking an extension on YOUR
neck, until your chin rests on the young
lady's shoulder, a half hitch with your
back does the business. o are ready
Tor the Jaw dance" The advantages Of
this dance are easily explained. For in
stance, If you have anything in particul: =
to say to the young lady, there is We r.
opportunity. And if the barber for +
the white Wasi nj fire proof, you e.
borrow a LITTLE I'M her, and she ",
be none the w'~er; and then if YOU " "a
afflicted wit disease known to medical
science as ,elled head, she could no
doubt help Nru to carry your load. If
the young lady had been eating onions
she could have a splendid opportunity Of
blowing her breath a little to the leeward.
This might apply to the young man if he
had been visiting his friend, the bar
keeper, between the dances. If both the
dancers were crOss-eyed they could no
doubt look each other in the face. The
face n has its terrOrs, though. and it
is to be feared as much as a railroad
wreck. If the lady happened to be chew
ing gum and the youth had a face full of
tobacco and two jaws beat at one.r there
be great DANCE of a collision. A
locksmith would have to be called and it
might be termed a clear case of lock Jaw.
sincerely hope the above explanation |
will please the "Old Waltzer'' who WAS
so anxious about shaking things up in
CARSON. The Professor,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
Trees, Shrubs and Plants,

Roses, snowballs, l%ilacs, etc, sugar
maple, cork elm, Carolina and Bomdardv
popular for shade, and all kinds of fruit
trees and berries, Nevada grown, Grain
or nay Will be taken for trees or n kind
ct nursery supplies.
Houses and rooms 10 rent.
Auores. JOHN WOOD,
Carson, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
NOTICE

Get your Mattresses and Loung
made over. Furniture repaired, stained.
Vanished and polished at lowest nriros
at your residence or in my shop opposite
o Kelly II Co.'S grocery store. King
Street.
tt AL HOHEHZSEE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
%Tonight's Play.

Music Il Drama, the San Francisco
authorlty on plays, thus endorses in Old
Madrid:'
ffailcls Jones and his clever company
are winning great favor in Sacramento
ms week in their bright musical COM
eoS' IN Old Madrid,' which the press of
the capital describe as a little dramatic
GEM rich in comedy, which keeps the
audiences IN roars of laughter. The COM
pany plays the Nevada Circuit next
week, en- route 10 Salt Lake.
n musical features are very fine and
the Spanish dancing is something ST.
perb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08
ST. Patrick's Ball

Don't forget the St. Patrick's ball at
"lgglns hall, Empire, on the evening of
the 18th, of March. The proceeds go to
the Debating Society. Admission 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-03-08

Residents in the Northeastern norton
OF town complain that for the the last
month or so, they have been ANNOYED bv
midnight providers and would-be burp-
lafs, who attempt to open windows and
ooors' but upon hearing the slightest
NOISE slide away This element had bet
ter seek new pastures or they will be
treated to a pleasant experience with a
shot gun.
Carbon Portrait Studio o1er Tbaxter,s
Drug Store. The latest in photos. everv-
thing new and up-to-date. We will
make you engagements in water
color or pastel, framed complete. on
monthly installments. Call at studio
see samples and get prices.
{. II. PA1ArkF.
Manager.
Just + e.vC1 Is boxes of nice naval
oranges. They will be sold at a very
close margin, at richardson's.