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Rules Governing Domestic
 And Textile Exhibits

All articles entered for competition in this department must be delivered at the fair on Monday, November 9th, at p. m., and under no circumstances will goods be received after that day.
 Articles will not be received which have been in use, or which have been exhibited at previous fairs until they are soiled and unfit for exhibition.
 Articles in the textile department can only be exhibited by the maker, and when ever the superintendent receives the infor- nation or has a doubt that the articles are not made by the exhibitor, then the superintendent shall make an investigation to remove the question of doubt.
 If 1t is ascertained that any exhibitor has made q false statement in regard to any article exhibited, she shall be excluded from competition or exhibition on the grounds of the association
 All imported articles are strictly prohib- ited from competition in the textile depart ment but may be placed on exhibition.
 No article can be exhibited to compete for more than one premium except in the general display of the class
 A "display" must consist of not less than three articles; a ''specmen" must be an article entirely finished. The judges in awarding premiums must consider. first, quality of work; second variety.
 No exhibitor will be allowed to interfere in any way with the judges in the per- formance of their duties. Any one violat- ing this rule will be excluded from eXhi- bition.
 When there are special premiums offered in addition to money premiums for best general display in a class, these premiums will be first and second for best general display. The party winning first will be entitled to a choice between the two.
 The exhibits will be arranged so that nothing can be handled. No charges will be made for entries, space or showing room, and premiums will be paid in full as per report of awarding committee. Old Ladies' Work Competitors in this class must be over 60 vars of age.
 First. Second Hand sewing, specimen ........$ 90 $ C
 
 (Continued on Thirteenth Page)
The age-herald., 1899-09-10

Bass Ale, imported in the wood, on draught at Wm. Wise & Co.'S, 2O9-2ll Nine teenth street.
The age-herald., 1899-09-10

For your patronage are: first. much the largest and most artistic collec- tion of Wall Papers to
The age-herald., 1899-09-10

J. L. McConaughey, Montevallo. Thomas NJ. owen, Carrollton. James J. Mayfield Tuscaloosa. B. T. Woolley, Wyeth City. James Jackson. Tuscumbia. w. B. Campbell, Florence. J. B. Hubbard, Troy. T. $. Plowman, Talladega. Robert r. Ligon, Jr., Montgomery. J. D. Wyker, Decatur. Mary Clayton. Eufaula W. T. Warrington, Prattville. s. c. Wolfe, Demopolis. George s. Houston, Bellemina. Jessie Statings, GreenYille Joseph c. Converse, Selma. A J. Reilly. Pratt City. StoneWall Kyle. Gadsden. Charles E. Waller, Greensboro. Jacob Harney, jacksonville. Virgil Boulding, Scottsboro. Thompson, Sr., Tuskegee. W. E. SOrsby, East Lake, SnedecOr, Woodlawn. l.. ". Johns. North Birmingham. Miss Lulu Judson, Bessemer The following are the county represent
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or arranged according to instructions of officials of this department. The name of the artist or exhibitor must accompany and be attached to all entries in this department.
 No picture shall be entered to compete for more than one prize.
 Exhibitors must state at the time of en- try whether picture is a copy, or an orig inal from nature or life.
 Portraits copied from photographs must be accompanied by original photographs. A ''collection" must contai at least three pictures
 No article on exhibition can be removed until the close of the fair, except upon the written permission of the executive com mittee.
 Ratings. drawings and pastels must be suitably framed.
The age-herald., 1899-09-10

Woman's congress to be held.
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tContinued on Thirteenth Page.o
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Premium List and Rules
 Governing Art Exhibits

Space and entries free.
 All articles entitled for exhibition must be delivered and in place not later than o'clock D. m. Saturday November 1.
 Pictures and works of art must be hung
The age-herald., 1899-09-10
OUTLINE OF THE CONGRESS
General News of the WOmdn's De- pdrtm6nt-RuI6S Governing Ex- hibitS - Social Gossip of the Week and Notes
 of Interest.
BY ANNIE KENDRICK WALKER

Associate vice presidents selected by womans board.
 Probate judges appoint county represent atives.
 Directors of departments and chairmen of committees.
 Rules governing exhibits. Premium lists.
 Mnman's congress to be held. {,
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THREE
 t.HEqphlEn INDUCEMENTS

seTIct from. second. "Xperlenced aud painstaking workmen 70 hang them; third an efficient foice of competent salesmen to attend to your wants prompt ly and intclligently.
 Colby Wall Paper and Art Store,
 e023 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1899-09-10

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by sci- entif1cally attacking the disease through the blood.
The age-herald., 1899-09-10
MALT PRICE OR NEAR lT--0vERST0CKED.
 Radical Reductions Want Room for Fall Goods
SUMMER G00ps-.MoMEy SAVERS,

Nickel plated lemon squeezer..... ...... 5c Tall, finished lemonade eass.....e ..... 7c Large polished tin shaker........ ........ 9c Strong win bottom mikstrainer........ 5c 10 quart heavy milk bucket. t....... ........ 10c Mason fruit jars (any size). .... Dc Tin top jelly glasses. ........ ......., ...... Pc Good size sprinkler (zine roseate). )...... 15c Heavy ice tea goblets........ ............ sc Two-gallon water cooler........ ........ 9Sc One burner iron oil stove........ ...... 49c S1.50 handsome croquet set........ ...... sec S2.50 high grade hammock...,.... .......$1 IS S5.G0 Success Stone Water Filter and
 Cooler ........ .......... ......S2. .95
 Bargains in soda fount supplies.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
WORK AT THE INSTITUTE.
A Few Grateful Testimonials. Others
Given on Application.

n. II Eps.>iev. SOUTH Canon. Colo
age 81 wears. SAYS: Il hay. had Chruni.
Diarrhea. Re III Fi-tuia, Heart Troub..
and complication of diseases. from
which my body was never FREE from
pain for thirty wears have spent hun
dreds of dolla,s seeking relief. bat have
never gained any particular benefit nm
til 1 began treatment at The Magnetic
Institute. f. Main st, Aug list. iS9s
by the very first treatment nv
Chronic Diarrhea was stopped and nv
heart trouble disappeared The Fist,tl,.
discharge gradually decreased and the
intense pain and usua, discomfort has,
ceased entirely Esen the lpmp Of tn.
fistula tube seems to be gone Ny Who'll
body 10 entirely renervated d fe%
well and strong and young rs man ot
30. gained 10 pounds II weight IA
first two weeks OF the tn tm.nt am
have since gained i've pounds m -.
To say am delighted with the resal
mildly expresses it, have also com
pletrd the Course of Magnetic lie-l Inns
1t the Instute and can recommend il o
the Public rs something invaluable =
MrsH A Champion, Present address
Canon CITY. t'tto,. permanent address
El Dorado >i,riugs, Mo, says: .iiave
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Chicago Record: Peter McGann. a
stsvedore aboard the steamer A Nc
vittis. which Is unloading 1t the West
ern cold storage warehouse docls. was
struck by an S00-pound bale OF dry
goods. which fell into the hold of the
steamer. and survives. The McVittie
carried an assorted cargo. and for two
days has been unloading at the stor-
age warehouse. McGann was working
with several men in the hold Of the
boat They placed the hooks upon the
bale and signalsd the engineer to hoist
It As the bale reached the deck level
the hooks slipped and the bale fell Is
feet into the hold. landing squarely on
HcGann's head He suffered only a
scalp wound and a sprained shoulder.
He was taken to the Alexian Brothers'
hospital
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
WISE OR OTHERWISE.

A Temperance lecture Is naturally =
dry discourse.
TAsrs y nothing 20 profound a. Tie
ignorance Of some people.
4 live private with . wooden leg Il
better than dead general
The largest vegetables are found II
the garden sesd catalogue
The man who is anxious to buy gsa-
orally gets the worst of the bargain
Money makes the man only when
the man himself makes the money.
Some men who finally succeed in
raising the wind are unable to stop It.
A man has one big annoyance each
day and woman has = dozen small
o1ea
The wise man uses his expsrieacs -
headlight and turns its rays on the
future.
No man ever lets his acquaintancss
know how small he really considsrs
himself.
when some people attempt to put ON
airs they pile cyclones on top Of hur-
ricanes.
A mania own breeding y the best -
curity against he ili-maAAsrs Of Oh
sr psopla.
The man Who uses religion q I
erutch shoula nek compiaiA u be eaIla
In The mud.
The man who never traee ep % aAy-
thing aA6 u naA wAe tx1ao - - -.
nrvthone A. h,<h NrnIfnh
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

In extending . call for tho return
Of Rev. X. A. Chase to the pastorate,
the members of the Canon City N. E
church acted wisely. Mr.. Chase has
accomplished great work here and
is pre-smineutly the man for the posi-
tion be has 90 faithfully filed in the
past. The petition for his reappoint-
ment TO tho Cahon City charge
amounted TO an almost unanimous
call. Mr.. Chase has succeeded in
placing the church on . better finan-
basis than II has heretofore occupied
and the new church edi6ce at Eighth
and Main streets Il , monument tc
his untiring efforts and determination
to improve the condition Of his flock.
Under his guidance the membershir
has steadily increased and been
strengthened until in round numbers
1t haa reached . total Of about 45O
Outside Of the congregation ths
people Of the city arc coneratulatina
themselves on the good fortune thai
makes Nj. Chase and his estimshis
family rssidsnts Of the town another
year. going to prove that Mr.. Chsse'i
retention = pastor Of the church h
gratifying snd win b Of more thai
passing bsaeAt.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

New York Post: Another sxD1ssa,
tion win soon rival the discovery =
the north pole n point of popular -
terest. as No Isss than thres sxpeds.
tions are preparing 70 start for TIKI
region In 1sv2 or thereabouts. The Eng
lish government has aa1uDed > dspu-
tation from the Royal eocisu and III
Royal Geographical ooc3sty that II
would assist the expsdlfion which 4
being fitted out under ths1r ausptsss,
while DR.. Nsnsfh will also sake soy-
age to the Antartic region The mat
ter d TO be thoroughly discusssd and
plan Of action decided on At an An
tartic conference Il IL coming In
ternstional Congress oe OeograDhsra
At Berlin. where Or. Nanssn, Sir Clsn-
snts Markham and Sir John Murray
will consult with Prof. Won Drygnlsni,
the bead OF the German expedition
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
lsnIayed the Trip.

7. B. Coulter, wife and two boys,
returned last week from a trip to
Routt county. which was greatly ap-
preciated. Mr.. Coulter saw much in
that section Of the State to interest
MIN. chief of which was the live stock
industry. He noticed that all the
cattle men were in flourishing circum-
stances. with cattle in-extra finc con-
dition and prices way up. A good
deal Of attention is being given to
mining, also. Mr. Coulterlsays. He
considers the indications in this line
first-class, prospectors and miners be-
ing contented with the results OBJ
tanned. With railroads Mr.. Coulter
thinks Routt county would be an en-
pire within itself. its resources being
90 varied and extensive.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

s25-s acres, bearing fruit, room
frame house 81, 200
s28-3 acres. beari'g fruit, 3-room frame
cellar. large barn, s2,9OO-
sz7-3 acres bearing fruit, good i'm
provements. 5000
S28-4 acres. young bearing orchard
5000.
80 acres, bearing orchard i,750
53O-61i acres on Main ST.. bearing
trees. $500
33l acres. young trees s1,25O.
S32-i0 acres. all in alfalfa $1,000
333 10 acres, set TO fruit, frame house
SA-4 acres, bearing fruit 3-room
franz house. good barn. S2,4f0
335-3 acres on Lincoln Park, Groom
brick house. bath room. closets. bear
ing orchards $3.50.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

The wife of missionary to Africa
dives some amusing details Of the mer-
camille value of certain articles among
the natives. needles and cloth ranking
highest. They are absolutely current
coins. Three needles will purchase one
chicken; one needle, two egEz- Ole
tins and empty bottles are also much
in request. old cans taking the place Of
drinking cups A few fowl can be had
for two yards OF cotton or . small piece
OF cloth.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Wen We git up secret order o.
Sons Of Forenerze." It viii take every
boldly In but the Intun-
Thare IL sum satisfaxun in bsin
right, even II yoou starve at 1t. thatz
ginerally the only reward we git for It.
sum good peepnl take mp the white
name meanness, instead ov his bur
den. and never diskiver thare mistake.
The high walls around our prisons
ssem too be the only thing to keep
our poIlytishuns and lawyerze on the
outside.
II peepul wud try to git a lestle bet
tsr posted on men. instead Of annalixin
the gods. thaid pick out better men
for kongrass and skool bords-
Sum peepul think thay are maxim
God happy II they tortyoore the nabor
fnr ashin on Sunday hoom thay cheat
"a In dog trade durin the week.
4 reform that won't reform. and .
motor that won't mote. are no better
thAs . wooden goose that won't lay
egxs-
The printin once waste basksts and
the capitalists git about all the gnod
things . goin. They hev swollerd tie
6ondest hopes Of many a hungry nan.
Sum men hoo are the loudest in hc9-
isrts about thare wirtyooze and spirit
yooal growth ware faces like the uuns
700 sex goin to dog nght or . Inch
In bee.
30 long ~ Lazarus II content to BE-
the associate ov dogs. jist SO long win
x~<t H. Al - M nj.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

- A. - ~
- - 10" -'
clsuce orvh niGoon va DORM o'
sne 1lss ol 'u'y' 70 years ago. y
sAn Dulen county, Iowa. ne cn'
church n 1900 A. J.votx.,
chr;st;s, -o-Iar H. !. v.,, k,o.,, =
.ve-v r.s;d.rt - c.5o, C;tr u.
-. .,.o f.u,;,;.r :, hn.;,... .;-.,..
having si,aa .ava-ai -ss,,or.;t,a -;
t;on. ri. rsmc,v., t.ia. frn,, ON,
r,;d.t ors n vho.a d.;lv n. mar,
v;rtn.. xa-a nror;nant None kr.-
.roht - m :, ~ "a n.,v ~
him a. honor .,d ..,a.r
runerai services were conouceec
Dy rev. ". D. riser ounday aiternool
at ene iami's residence IN 0ou'n csnon
n.n.,...,, - No. M.1noa,., t-h,,-n
r -,
rs.chad tha .taoe whom 4 c,n ~
confdsr,v a.ssr,sd that tho dad;ca.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
SEE THIS BARGAIN LIST.


si7-4-room house. good cellar, lotei
to fruit 5000
348 A 7-room brick house, good cel-
lar, barn, lot 44x267 feet, set to choice
fruit, No location. $500.
s49-A well located business lot.
$500.
H0-A choice residence lot on River
st. close in. $1,000
61-A Groom house. cellar, corner lot.
45x190 feet. close in, a snap, at u 400
easy terms
s52-A 5-room brick house on River
St, a pretty home, for 81 100.
B3-A Groom frame house, ciose in.
el 600, easy terms
- 64-4-room brick houss. lots, har-
gain $3.50.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Hsw - P.psr whitsuashsd Wsias-
1t ID dinncult to make paper stick to
walls that have been made smooth BY
frequent whitewashing- The smooth
hnish may be scraped on or the surface
may BE- changed With coat of paste
II you decide to use the paste make
1t in the following manner: Put one
pint of -four In saucepan and beat
into 1t one quart Of cold water. When
smooth add two quarts of boiling wa
tar. stirring all the time Let this
boil up once. then strain and cool
Brush this paste over the walls and
allow IL to dry When you are ready
to paper wet the valls. spread the
pasts on the paper and hang 1t b the
usual manner.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

The Newfoundland pioneer was . Gu
rious mixture Of simplicity and hardi-
hood Only fifteen years ago. before
the Introduction Of magistrates on the
west coast. .-shotgun law" was the or
der Of the day. II one offended an
other the aggrieyed party threatened
to shoot the agEressor ON sight Al
though every man had his own gun.
and the threatened man had equal
chances in a fight. he would hide in his
hut and go in fear OF his life for many
days, never thinking that he might st
IL the affair by counter threat
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
SEEKING KNOWLEDGE.
sosss II casoa's Yesng psepss VIZ
WIN spssA ~ Year II
coueee.


Miss Ida Harrison, one Of the Caiioz
City high school graduates last year,
has gone East and will take . year u
Washington college, for ladies' 81
Washington, D. C.
Miss Pansy Raynolds, after spend
ing year at Wellsley, has decided
to take = year or two st Colorado
college At Colorado Springs, 80 q to
be nearer home. She will begin with
the September term.
Mr.. V. A. Hutton. for several years
principal Of the Chandler schools, has
decided to take up the study Of
medicine and will spend the year at
Boulder in the State University.
Miss Mignon Baker, who spent last
year in Wellesley college. will return
this year to continue her studies in
that excellent institution.
A. C. Brown, Jr., a Canon young
r.r "a sn;sh;nn . .o,,~sa IN ostso,s-
thy at Des Moines, Iowa
a SON of Iou;. nes.a;uer of Lin
colin psrk has como 70 s. rou;s to
spend the winter in school.
Mas Clara Mcf.ov a nember of the
or.auat;no c,... from the b;ob scbaol
last VOC, w;I, ,.ka , corr.s Il c,lo.
r.do co,,ars whsra .h. sn,srad Tuss.
day.
VIZ. a,;.s u.ra;na .,.o ao.s n
c,,o-.ao co,,sn.
o.. ~ IT,. :, -. c.,,,h.-n
p.n.;s, s.m;,.-v ,on;.v;,I. H.
p;n,.v ,.cr,;.a ~. n,,,n;, ~ .hs
p.n,;s. chnr.h ..v.-.i ,;r,ss a,~;nc
the summer. his sermons giving uni
versal satisfaction and showing deep
desire on the part Of the young man
to succsed in his chosen work.
Vincent Smith. having military as
pirations and being already well ad-
vanced in tactics, win enter the
the Military academy Of Denver. Jar
" nAi'
Jas. Peabody. Jr. will leave next
week for Denver TO contisue his
studies at Jarvis Hall
Carey Edwards has gone back TO
kirksville, Missouri, where he will
finish . course In osteopathy. expect
ing to graduate in fifteen months.
Misses Carrie and Mamie Thornton
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

1t has been decided to establish =
meteorological observatory At the top
Of the great cathedral spirs In Ulm.
Germany. The ulm cathedral II one Of
the most extraordinary In existsncs.
on account Of the great size and height
Of its single spire. which reaches an sl-
ovation OF SIS feet Although the
great church was begun more than 500
ysars ago. the spirs was not completed
until 1880
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

NJ. +. Snow Of Lincoln Park sent
a small box of fruit and vegetables
down to Rocky Ford on Watermelon
Day. They were placed on exhibition
and captured eight ribbons four
firsts and four seconds Including
one first prize for the largest apple
on exhibition, one second for display
Of apples, one first for best Ave va
rieties Of winter apples and one first
on parsnips and beets.
Mr.. Snow says: THE lot was not
properly entered, and very poorly dis
played. and am of the opinion that
it would have scooped the whole
show. Lincoln Park sail Is all right.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

Bangor (Maine) Cor. New York IN:
4 cat owned BY J. Henry sA,eA. .
nAneur commercial trAveAer, - ~
lWhoopiag cough. having caught -
diasass mon Mr.. smitAt sArsa eAf1-
! DArA The cAt vhoopa tssk = - -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
He cures 9 cry known disease
by Vital Magnetism
MAGNETIC HEALING


Cvoyace The faculty. The MnGHI
in p 20
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-09-14
sils wesdaefhl hsellss toseh
reneses III asaass Z -.

A eass has yet 10 be brosoht
to him that has failed to b r.
lievsd and e5 out o. 100 Of Ms
.patssaas havs bees permanently
CURED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-04

Business Mems Notice.
:. l.. W
Secretary

We the undersigned business men do
hereby agree to attend a meeting to be
held at the District Court room on
Monday June 9Th at s o'clock. p. IN.
FW Day. Frank Golden. \ Cohn.
5 Cohen, a Livingston. d Gree, J
b Nieira, Jos r Muller, Geo A TyrrelI.
A Robert. j f Richardson. John To-
psgna, Ed Toupin, Sam Cohn. \ Berg
man. Chas H Kelly. c f Bray. Brysou
x Cohn, Otto T Schulz. John Ander-
son. L Bell. Geo H Meyers. h kir-
man, DC kitzmeyer, G H Peters. J A
Raycraft, Geo ellison, + Burlington.
Adam Chl, n Wylie. Davis & Farrer.
Joe Platt. H Rosenbrock, Jacob Null
Ter, H Decker, J w Bradley, H n
Blackie, J NJ Johnson. J Belcove. W
H Chedic, &c Wylie. G Briggs. Jos
Kelly. John Meyer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-04
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Carson VIII Celebrate

The Committee on Fourth of July ar
rangements made a partial report at the
meeting Of he improvement Club Fri
day night and from the progress made a
celebration on the nations holiday is as
sured.
Tbs Committee has been quietly work
ing and there will be all kinds of fun
arranged for that day. A humble of new
features are to be added to the usual line
of celebration and the day is bound to
prove one Of great interest to all Of Car
sons people and the surrounding
country.
The bad weather of the past few weeks
had rather p d~ampening effect on our
townmen but they have concluded to
celebrate and at least have one day in
which to forget their troubles and make
a hol time i'll the Old town.
4. splendid program will be arranged
IN the near future and all that is now
required is the combined efforts Of every
one TO make the celebration a rouser.
Put your shoulders t"ec:@or and we
viii have a big time on t,v sd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-04
An Offer Wanted

For the following property belonging
to Joseph Olcovich:
One brick store 35xSO feet now oc.u-
pied by Mrs. Isaac Olcovich: corner
dwelling back of same store; > dwell
ings adjoining the old laundry: empty
lot for sale or e between Ozark sa-
loon and Nevada Drug Store, Joint
brick wall on north side; empty lots on
Carson street opposite and to the east
OF General tlarke's residence: one lot
in Chedic division on Carson street.
These will be sold in any lot or por-
sion or As a whole. Right to reject ali
bids retained. Apply to Attorney
Samuel PIatt for terms and conditions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-04

III
veloped by Blossom ( Blossom and
who have succeeded in r~ettino r~anit,I
% ~ 10" "orA'ng
nsnNY.I1 '"0 '''p"N'' SUPP
""' Z" ''"H 'ou"S WIN
Donald loaded a team with snnn]ie. q,
Blossoms store and took four men will
him. and he saws he will soon increas 40
his force of mon tn fo,.t, ,Dirar f..
"s"1"s we NoIconua smeIters with
copper ore from battle Mountain
mines enfral Nevadan.
DR. w Man hnIo. ,
'H0 loi d year from the
will 1a,r fo,.tt r WHICH
Tha ""S'
at the .Tobptuontfr. rniu.~;.
0"'rI waists are beng ruthlessIy
their great sale. You can buva waist
for 81 worth 81 80
hlSH Siaue cigars anu All brands OF