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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23
Meteorological Report.
. :. DEPARTMENT OF AaEICU1TCRE
WEATHER BuREAU.

-. DEPARTMENT OF A~aEICU1~rnE
WEATHER BUREAU.
Carson City, New, April %, 1899.
Yesterdays observations at the ,ocal
Weather Bureau Office.
Mean temperature, 50 degrees: depar-
ture from normal minus 0deerees; max
mum temperatnre,62 degrees; minimum
temperature. 30; accumulated excess OF
temperature since first Of month, IS
degrees; accumulated excess of lem-
p4rature since January first 224 de-
grees; Total precipitatinn including rain,
hail and melted snoa) 9. departure
from normal .G3 inches; accumulated eX-
cess OF precipitation since first of the
month .65 inches; accumulated deficiency
Of precipitation since January first DIG
inches.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
Probationary temperature.
J. II. SMITH.
Observer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23
Certificate OF Nomination.

|, the undersigned, County Clerk of
Ortnsby county, Nevada, do hereby GER
tify that the following nominations have
been flied in my office for the city cleo
ton to be held o Monday, May /. 1899:
For Trustee at Large
K. X. C"lcord, Citizens independent
Geo. II. Meyers, independent.
For Trustee, First Ward-Long Term
Gilbert Briggs, Citizens Independent
Edmund James, independent.
foE Trustee, Second Ward-LOug Term
j.. NJ. Benton, Jr., Citizens Independ't
John Wagner, Independent.
GEO. w. COwING,
county Clerk, 0rmsby county. New
EsEALl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23
E5tray Notice

'aiHe to my premises on March 3ls
one brown mare owned by Pete Niiirh.
The owner AN have the by calling
a. the premises and paying all charges.
apl6-3w J-R. MARTIN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23
free Great War Books,

The wax with Spain complete TO date
The great pictorial war atlas and reni-
nl~cences OF the wal by all the proIni-
nent participants.
p. \. HANSEN. Civ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23

Eastern advcrtising Agent 23o-22Sl Ter
pie Court Building, New York City, e.
KaIZ, Agen..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23

FRESH lines, bananas, dates figs and
oranges at Tyrrsll's
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-23
: Bullion & Exchange Bank .
Carson City, Nevada.
Capital Fully Paid 10 100000

4 hleln, Evan Williams, Charles E.hMacb
>. b. OVcrtOl, Alfred Chartz
II M "oKiiAA President RICHARD KIRMAN ,svceI President
~ w. NofiAkD Cashier =. u. DIV Err, Assistant Coc.;o-
iNANoANIIN6-ag genera Banking Business. Deposits rece;,e, D
ana sell Exchange G the principal cites of the United States m E--
onee'1on 1ecelve prompt attent; on. Mining stocks bought and a.
n Quicksilver bough and :sod. Current account .ot;,.
individuals, Firms, Companies Banks and Bankers VIII
lntrest Pad on Time DEPOSITS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

coa7ul aud prontnbly that few know
anything uf the Industry except the
fortunate holders OF securities. over
tOun00O1O pounds OF copper Dr. now proc
ducnd in America. worth 800. 100000 or
within 10 per cent OF our total gold
product and this enormous production,
Noting 81. 100000 90 the owners unnu4
ally is by about twenty properties
located In small territories In Texas
Utah, Michigan, Montana. california
and Arizona. The latter produces no.
10000 pounds. and the Boston ana
Texas Cumrnny'H great property o. On
The same geographical line.
No Industry equals copper mining In
stability. prompt and uniformly Huc-
cofsful results. II ia the safest aud
best American Investment The priu-
rIrnl companies pay FROM 10 Co.. iUl per
cont per unnum dividends, and the fI.
tut' u moro promising even thun thD
uIIf ur reason of Che constantly lua
cr,nH.ug uro OF o0upsr.
a portion vi the fun paid unaarcrs-
uhlo stock uf the Boston ANA ToxaH
rrDui property may Boz secured ut $500
per share tpar SOD go provide addition
ul money Tor the plant and develop.
mont uul 10 o. believed that the CONE
rnuy viii soon bu on % dlVltrrd paying
basis, when tho stock now co. fsl at
$500 per SHARE viii be- worth par and
more. THE shares ~ the Calumet and
IgClu Company which once SOLD 400
BOSTON no ono dollar per share urg now
worth eight hundred dollars per ahur..
% la announced that the price viii bH
advanced lH soon ns Che amount o. rIII
that iH oct aside for this purpose Hu1
20 D. believed the stock will have large
value
Hon Emery NJ Low. Mayor 90
Urugkf1u Mass. is president Of tho
company George W. Russell ESQ. uH.
uyr manufacturer Boston. vice prHsl.
dent Major D. 81 spnuldinT. Ed vice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

COPPER, and the large amounts Of tho
metal marketed IN Baltimore and Phil
hdclphlu. at n time when the ore had
60 be- hauled by wagons from 800 10 300
miles 60 a railroad and only discon-
tlnucd when the surface ORE had been
marketed; mining and "a plant 10 work
ihe ore ON the ground bee
came necessary. A. On the early days
Of California cold mining. the time
cnmo that expense was urccH.
farN ana uH ~ was not nll
pfont work stopped These same
Dnlitarnn mines, taken up sub
scquonuy by men " capital and enter
prise. arp now the most profitable NJ an
ana pay millions Of dollars pet year In
diyid,uds
This uoat property Tor the control
~ which, "a million dollars was once
refused. Vas been held by 90. owners
fur % favorable market uhG awaiting
ihe development uf Cd proper gfhul fur
treating thr mineral contents ggunOmls
chIlN 900 large scale Tho Boston
ana TDvHH Copper Company has Ho.
cured Tho property and "a HNatUm fur
treating the 0rra and ul1ya successfully
employed no Mansfield. Germany Tor
hundreds of NrIr 900 similar dUpusitH.
ana VIII operate Do fur 900 There b. in
The deeds for the property call for
la.alA N'fra IH patented nH the state.
hut u Do believed 10 VIII survey nearly
10000 1sffa No o. SOME .if miles wide
ana 10 FOO D. miles InuE. urd the ,uuIvn-
lent uf nearly 1000 ordinary mines ur
mining claims The highest expert
ana engineering uuth1rfHa pronounce
D. nnH NJ tnH greatest copper properties
loo The world and % Do boz.
luNUI 20 Will provo equal tp
thr Calumet and Unolu which
hIH paid over tfnUIlU1D in dividends.
and returned $500 iof every dollar paid
Zoo 600 tls stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
uuRnKAi

A. you travel through southeastern Kan.
sas about ono hundred and twenty Eve
miles south uf Topeka and eighty eve
miles east OF Wichita The brakeman
sticks bic head in the doorway aud yrils
" NtcOky !" and a couple Of minutcs later
the tuin pulls into Eureka, the prosperous
county seat Of Greenwood County
one Of the happy inhabitants NJ Eureka
10 Mrs. Sarah Il Taylor and The reasons
iof her present happinoss ate set forth Ia
The following letter addressed 20 d. r V.
pctce, chief consulting physician TO the
"lnyalids Hotel and Surgical Institute
VI Buffalo. n. "
Mrs Taylor SAYS
had been q sufferer IN hnrcn years and IN
August ~ wa taken with severe CUWping
rain 10 my stomach hard Jump about the
iife of a guosc cgg formed in my right side 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

president and financial agent, Col. Ed
ward % Robins. treasurer. Col James
81. Wheaton, Boston, secretary, and lts
directors are composed Of strong mon
The company's Offices are In the Low
30 Building. 2 Beacon Street. Boston,
Mass.
Remit by check. =. o. order or regis
tered letter Tor stock desired 10 the
treasurer. Prospectus. reports and full
Information on application.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Even window washing ~ now sub
feet Of scientific study For five years
a German chemist has been lnyestlgat-
ing the action OF pure water and dilute
acids upon plnte glass. and he has pre-
pared tables showing exactly now much
of the glass a. dissolved bv each ren-
gent. From these and other results
MIR. w. l., sooyille concludes that vim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

Pellets had not taken more than half bot
Tie Of each when began 20 Reel better aud my
appetite came back aud iot little over q year
since / began " DO my wurk
d. Piefce's Golden Medical Discovery q
a medicine that cures on rational, scientific
PRINCIPLES II Is the discovery Of tegu.
iafly graduated, pmrticing physician Of
high standing II tones up the stomach
sumulates the liver and regulates the bow
els Il brings al the digestive organs into
healthy activity. Il ncutfaliges and eradi-
Gates an poisonous, Gillette matter ~ the
blood and hlls Il with the rich, vital ted
corpusclea Of health and vigof'
The Discovery 10 a Temperance medi-
clne. II contains no alcohol in any form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
Health is Wealth


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The onliuai. all others limitations. ia sold
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Org, dizziness, WukclulncnAi uta hlhlufiAt
r0rNuuHurHH. lnnHltudu. excessive use OF
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Red Label Special Extra strength. for
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THE Ute INDIANS YIELD TO CRUEL FATE

Tho Last Tribe Of Unhappy Red Men To Give Up Their via
Lite and Accept tho Terms Laid Down Thorn by Their
Civilized White ersthren-"ute indian No More Big and
strons-Ute all Conc ey and by There Be No More uto
indlonwhe Man Get All"-rho the sad Lament Of Chief
isnaeio
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Tho use Of oil paint IN hospitals.
school ana other buildinga De- being
urged iu Germany uH matter or cone
siderable sanitary importance, ENper-
lmgutnE With different kinds uf paints
br, lsimys has proven that disease
bacteria die morn quickly on wood. iron
or cement coated with 90 paint than 0n
the same Hrticl"g covered with enamel
paint, and on enamel paint more
quickly than ON limo and HIEH paint
The cause Us thought Co Doe physical rae
timing The bacteria dry on The various
paints.
Evening star., 1899-03-25
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Program OF Exercises for the Gather
ing at Rockville

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE. Nd, March "a 1899.
Dr. Samuel E. Forman, state conductor
of teachers institutes, and Secretary Bur-
dette of the county school board have ar
ranged program for the institute to be
held here April 8, and s. The exercises
Will consist principally of addresses by
prominent educators, and there will also
be music and other entertaining features
Among those expected to address the In
stitute are DR.. b. L. Whitman of Column
bian University and Miss Elizabeth Denney
OF Washington, Prof. W. A. Hammel of the
State Normal School, Baltimore; President
Sylvester of the Maryland Agricultural
College. Ashley NJ. Gould and Charles w.
Prettyman of this county and DR. Forman
There are about 100 teachers in the coun-
ty, and the institute will be attended by
the full number. as attendance of all is re-
Quired by the school board Deductions
Will be made from the salaries of all ab-
sentees
An institute will be held here April q and
Tor the colored teachers of the county
DIR. Forman will also conduct this
Mr.. Richard j. Mannakee of Nevada
county. Cal, is spending several weeks
with relatives and friends In this vicinity
Mr.. Mannakee was born near Oakdale this
county, but In his early manhood went
west, where he has been very successful in
business He is q brother of Dr. Frank
II. Mannakee. William H. Mannakee and
Mrs. Charles r.. Darby Of tins county.
Evening star., 1899-03-25

vania and possibly Columbia These four.
Dared crews give an opportunity for utiIiz-
company a university crew. ~
The race between the second crews Of
PENNSYLVANIA and Cornell win take place at
ithaca May 80. No one will row in this
race VINO Is to participate in the university
race at Poughkeepsie. The detailed ar.
rangements for the regatta at Poushkeepsie
are In the hands OF special Committee.
composed Of Mr.. Meikleham for Columbia,
Mr. White for Cornell and Mr. Hin Tor
Pennsylvania. This COMMITTEES will meet ~,
saturday next to confer with the managers
OF the dfnerept 4SeWs and with the railroad
AuthorifeS and the local committee at
Evening star., 1899-03-25

while housekeeper for Mr. Gray, and that
whiie she was thus employed some money
was stolen from Mr.. Gray, which he stated
10 several persons. he believed Mrs Jobn-
ston had taken. Mr.. Gray admitted on the
stand that he had made the remarks charr-
ed and as there was no testimony to prove
that MIS-. Johnston had taken the money
the jury returned verdict for the piaintiff
Mr.. Gray is a well-known farmer of Poro-
mac district and Mrs. Johnston is a WIDOW
residing near this town
Mr.. WIIiam N. Lowe, a well-known citi-
zen of Potomac district, died Monday .,
consumption, aged sixty-seven years. A
WIDOW and three sons survive him The
ihtermeht took place Wednesday and was
IN she cemetery near Potomac Chapel
DR.. William III. Welch, professor of natb-
oiogy at Johns Hopkins University. win ad
dress the physicians of this county the az
teTncon Of April at Masonic Hall in Rock.
Evening star., 1899-03-25
NEW INDUSTRY PROMISED.
Canning Factory at Rockville Prob
abIe-Other Montgomery News.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md. March "a. 1899.
Mr.. Lovett, one of the proprietors of
canning factory at Martinsburg, w. Va,
spent several days IN Rockville this week
for the purpose of looking over the ground
with a view TO establishing cannery here.
He held several consultations with gentle
men who are pushing the movement to Sc
cure new industries for Rockville. and to
them expressed himself as well pleased with
the town as Il suitable location. He made
arrangements to meet and consult with the
farmers OF the community, and it is under
stood that II they guarantee to raise all the
vegetables and fruit desired the industry
will undoubtedly be started here in the near
future If established, the cannery will
give employment TO not less than 30 people.
Miss Grace DuvalI daughter of MIR. c. b.
Duvall of near EtChison, this county, and
Mr.. Nathan Becraft OF Mt. Airy, Freder-
lex county, We're married Tuesday at the
home of the brides parents by Rev. j. H.
Marsh pastor of the NJ. E. Church at Lay
louisville The bride was attired in a beau
tiful white silk gown trimmed with beads.
lace and ribbon. and she carried La France
roses. The maid Of honor, Miss Ella Du-
vail sister of the bride, also wore white
silk. Mr.. r. L. Tabler was best man. I'm
mediately after the ceremony u largely at
tended reception was held.
The following cases have been disposed of
in the circuit court, which began here Mon
day: John T. Gray agt. Philip Stone. ap-
peal c.sfnissed; John Stevens agt. William
Cooley, Judgment for appellee for s12; VIII
liam J. Darcy agt. William l.. Iightborn.
verdict for plaintiff for s1O0; Margaret J.
Waters agt. John Snoufer, compromised;
Leonard j. Killian agt. Abigail c. Newman
and Charles r. Newman removed to Wash
tngton county; Sarah E. Johnston agt John
T. Gray. verdict for plaintiff for 500.
The case of Sarah Z. Johnston agt. John
T. Gray was of considerable interest 1t
was suit for 10000 damages and was
brought by Mrs. Johnston against Mr.. Gray
for slander. The offense consisted of re-
marks made by Gray which reflected upon
Mrs. Johnston's honesty. The testimony
showed that Mrs. Johnston was for a short
Evening star., 1899-03-25
EpwoRTH CHURCH CONFERENCE.
Final Report of Retiring castor and
Election of Omcers.

The fourth quarterly conference of Ep-
worth NJ. L. Church South, ON Capitol Hill,
was held last evening, conducted by Rev.
]. II. Boyd, D. D., presiding elder of the
Washington district.
Epworth congregation was organized as q
mission about 1886. and several years after
ward became a church. Rev John o. Knott
was assigned to the charge four years ago,
and his reports to the conference show a
very satisfactory condition Of affairs. When
he began the membership was 1874, and wor-
ship was held In an old frame building.
During his ministry 1876 persons were re-
ceived into the church and 80 departed by
removal, death and various other causes,
leaving the present membership $50, and
the congregation now owns one of the neat
est and best arranged church ediices in the
city, with only moderate debt, which is
being well managed.
The Senior Epworth League has a men,
bership of SO and the juniors number 70.
and both were reported as doing good work
The Sunday school has 800 members, a net
increase of $50 during the past four years,
Six months ago a mission school was or
ganized at 9th and X streets southeast,
which now has membership of S5 and
conducts service each Tuesday evening.
The church also has Woman's FOREIGN
Missionary Society and a Junior Home Mis-
sion Society. both fairly well organized.
The conference elected the following
stewards: T g. W: F. Hummer, L. A: Pot
Pierce Boteler, Ernest L. Baker Fred Is.
Woodward. A. g. Ruff and T. Ashby Long.
l.. Pierce Boteler was elected recording
steward and g. W. F. Hummer district
steward. William F. Hummer was elected
superintendent of the main Sunday school
and A. Vernon Gale Of the mission school.
Four years is the limit of a pastorate In
| the Methodist Church South, SO the Balti-
| more conference. to be held April s. at
Mount Vernon Place Church, will annoinf
| Rev. Knott to other duties. 1t will not he
definitely known until the appointments are
read where he will be assigned or who will
succeed him at Epworth Church. II 10 The
| universal regret of his parishioners in This
city that Rev. Knott is to leave It is. CON
| fidentiy expected that he will be given a n
| important charge.
Evening star., 1899-03-25

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup II q true
fr1eo4 10 all suffering with coughs or colds This
reliable remedy never disappoints. II viii cure
cold IN one dsy and sosts b1t . esa 80
Evening star., 1899-03-25
WISCONSIN WILL SEND TWO CREWS
Badger state University to BE Repre-
aented at POu&hkeepsie.

The University of Wisconsin has def
nitely informed the stewards of the
intercollegiate regatta that the univer-
sity will be represented in the Poughkeepsie
regatta Of June q both with university and
freshmen crews. 1t is expected that four
cared race will be rowed one or two days
before the main university race. In this
will be entered crews OF Cornell Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1899-03-25
SidebOards..

. Fine Chartered Oak Sideboard-
shaped front. large mirror. Worth $50 $52. so
Fine CHARTERED Oak Sidaloarfs-
{ shaped front large mirror. Worth $55. .S34 so
I Large Oak Sdeboards, handsome
shaped mirror. Worth $35. .............S2 S22 90
Evening star., 1899-03-25

Perry's Toothsche Wax guaraptesd to
Fsars the aehs Gel Psry's. An drsegisfs. iosts.
Evening star., 1899-03-25
Baby Carriages
and GO=Carts.

A. splendid lot of this seasons Baby
Carriages beautiful styles. with all the
latest patent devices; handsomely up
holstered. We can sell them as low as. -.
Several hundred Go-carts. new styles.
excellent quality Of goods. Prices as
low as. .. SIS
Evening star., 1899-03-25
Easy for Him.

From Pearsons Weekly.
! Quixzer-"so he shuts his eyes to his
wife's temper fits. does her
Guyer-"Yea. she's deaf and dumb. ana
talks on her hands, you atnaW.t ss,E-s1.;
Evening star., 1899-03-25

Mems madras shirts, made Of the
best brand Of English madras. with de-
tachable cuffs-an immense variety of
patterns-the same shirt which Won
see in the windows about town at
16c.-for 33c.
Evening star., 1899-03-25
Chamber Suites.

number OF very fine Chamber Suites are
~ this last car load; Oak, Birch, Solid
mahogany, Maple, etc.
= <3a.O0 Golden Oak Suites, 24x3o
shaped mirrors. go oat................. at. 7.35
-16 $4,000 Golden Oak Suites, large ia.
shaped French bevel mirrors 20 at. .s21.35
mirrors. go for :........ -. se.as
ova, y =, mirrors, 80 g at t..:,.::..::;. .. - $3.50
drawers, 60 at. ................ s3.8s
Evening star., 1899-03-25

After tOday the business Office NJ
The Evening Star Will be temporarily
located at HOO Penna. Ave.