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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28

EMEMBER that it just about year ago that Dewey
sailed into Manila Bay "He didn't do thing those
Spanish ships and the Spaniards having the
largest Submarine Navy in the world divided grand
squadons stationed Manila and the other Santiago Our
forces divided but concentrated all roof
fortified with the largest and best stock of CLOTHING
MEN and BOYS that is to be found this side city
have been stationed here since S49 Long isn't t
and here stay Can't get away WELL if wanted
Owning building and pay gives advantage
competitors Not many like Not many stocks of
fine Clothing Years ago said wool in this WOOL
and nothing Cotton No trash Clothing which than
Cotton Trash Clothing made shops while Cotton Clothing
is made in clean factories Hard for tell
what he buying If in the goods proved be Woor
the test you haveou congratulate yourself If Cotton cropped
say Oh WE'LL didn't pay much for the Coheexcusing
the cheat hardly blaming the eater Maybe he didn't know better
Come here and buy wool it is cheaper in the end
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
STIRLING.

The opening Of y real estate Snd inSur-
snee Office st the depot by Mr., Conkhn
has made some stir in the LOO business Of
the SILK Company
Ii is reported that the Wills ON the hill
has been sold and that an offer for the
hotel is being considered by the com.
pany, II this eQllaSng is sold it will
nNs9n that the Company viii have to
build an addition 10 che niN. as she
machines ROW IN the hotel have been re-
PLACED in the mil ey looaNS,
The new store seems 10 be gaO0rishing
Sni new drssSmaking frna have begun
business on Chestnut street
j NJ Holiness who moved INTO Mrs.
Lewis house, hiss been appointed agent
for 8 Fire Insurance COMPANY and for
the Travellers llse and Accident eoaa,
pany,
Several q cur yoOng people attended
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
WHIPPANY

The Christian Endeavor met at w.
+. Agar's Tuesday evening, About one
hundred were present and very en-
joyable evening was spent,
II is now almost certain that the tele-
phone will reach Whippany. The line
is supposed TO be complete by the 10Th
of May Ii will run from Madison via
Alton and Whippany.
IL, Il. Xenlt, paymaster United States
navy, u brother.in-law of MIR. Polhe
mus, has gone TO San Francisco, where
he will remain for some time.
Five of the MoEwan Brothers, paper
manufacturers, attended the reception to
Superintendent Russell of the D., l.. 4
W. at the Tapkaow Club, Morristown,
"Wednesday night.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
HANOVER

The SewlNg SNN,lety rGee oa "Wednesday
Afternoon at the AoNae NJ Mrs, Wil6Sm
Howell at Elorhsm Park.
Fhe annual parish meeting was held in
the eAareh Monday Sftssnooa At two
C'cl0<&
SRoaelske CasS ~ Newark spent SStay~
C&y sad Sunday With his o0aSSn, Miss
INAva n hitcAell,
Miss MSrSSgVt Ely has returned hoSsse
after spending = month with friends ia
Newark
Miss E1anas Hopping u Madison hiss
rented Mr.. lacssS n MsSGS coteSSs and
will nAoVe in this week.
Waiter Il, AoQg'SA& IL New Nerk spent
part ee lSSt week VITA his mother, Mrs,
ElisSeesA NepRlaS,
Miss Money 1t Canada has ASsn the
gessk ~ the Misses Mary and leanSs
<Nek,
Miss ResSae le8exys az Walnut street,
Est ogAAge. visited her grsaanaetAer.
Mrs. SsepAsn H'sck. early this week,
Mlr. &la& Mrs Horace AcgpRax of
CshawsA visited their ArotAer, CASrAes
AoeglaS. this week,
TIE MisSsS RSs ard Carrie Cock will
eessxtSia che tansy work clae tbs AFTER
NsaaA
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
"A ENDAAM.

Miss Rose johnson has returned home
after am absence of two weeks.
Mrs, Wallen is spending y few weeks
with Mrs. Robinson.
Mr., Speed and daughter EloiSe have
returned 20 their cottage on Church
street.
wheel
Mr.. Reynolds has rented the residence
Of Mrs, Jesse Foysytee aud will take
posse sion en- May LIST.
MIR. james Cochran wSS ordained for
the ministry nc the FirSt Presbyterian
Church Of Msn6ham on Wednesday
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28

cw~ Pastors viii please send in their
religious notices not later than Tuesday
of each week.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday morning service at 1880; Sunday
school At s.t5 p. M; afternoon service at
O'Clock; y =. $. &. F. at d, 40, Mid week
service Thursday evening at 5,Aa o'clock, The
the seats heinG free, and the offering for BEN
evidence.
SOUTH srREsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday, morning and evening service; the
pastor win preach. Sabbath school at P. m, !;
Y, 5, z, +, at6,tS y; m. THURSDAY, $ p,
Friday, $50 p. m, Young l'Sdies' Mission
Band,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Glass meeting. $50 =. m, Preaching by
by the pastor at 10 50 -. m. and 50 ., M.
sunday school, s,ts p. m; Epworth League
Vesper service, s 81 y. m Prayer meeting
Thursday evening Services st North Water
Street Ssssspel rooms As Sat-, follows; Sunday La
WtlliNer, E,SNp ?. m. gospel meeting on Friday
evening,
oauRoH OF THE sspsENER.
Fourth sunday after Easter: Morning
Thomas A. ShSrkey. bishop Of Newark, will
prssch Snd administer the rite of confirmation
e IN ~ ? n; ~, S3tesn fer etsSsr'0ry; u SMAi,sd
sna 81 james day, May |, morning service,
e a. N. MORNING. prayer and lttany, Wednes-
day. 10 -. IN.
ST, rErSR'S cHuRcH,
Fourth sunday after Easter Esrly celeera-
ti0n, 80 =. ms morning prayer, htSny and
sermon. l0.sSl y, ms evening PRAYER. p. III.
sunday school, 2, m. The bishop Of the
diocese viii administer the holy rite OF con-
drnStion Sc the morntng service.
cRURcR or Eas ASSUMPTION.
Masses ON Sunday At e.So and $50 s.. m
hiSh mass st l0SaS s.. m. kene<ilcston ST D. m.
sunday school st : ., m.
ST. NARSAREr'S cRAFSI.
Masses on Sunday st T.S) Snd 80 y, N.
rGSSr ceN6REGArIoNAL CRURcR,
The pulpit will os occupied both morning
Snd eVeainS by the pastor, Rev, W, H ker-
shaw sunday school Snd Bible class Sc :. as;
{, \. service ~ as THURSDAY evening prayer
Sa6 praise service 81 q,
SCANDlNANlAN LCUEEEAN SSANICE.
Scandinavian Lutheran service Will b held
every Wednesday svsalns At SIS in the leetars
roona q the ChUrck ct the Rsdssmsr. Good
eauSsc Aad SfASinS viii BE- rendered, All
ScandipSViSnS srS Invited
SvENSN PRApIEAN.
EVerv Wednesday evening st Is In the
First RreSAy ChSpSl, Rev. 4. AksS00
viii preach. AL >cSaGfvSaiSns tnviseG.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28

noon lightning struck SuaSN barn be-
e0nSinS % Francis Rockovsn, located
On the Mountain roai about three miles
froEn Norristown The building was
soon aAlSze and in short time burned
% the ground Seaas farm implements
In the building were saved. Fifty bushels
Of rye and two tons Of hay were lost.
The los q building and contents viii
not exceed $50 With partial Insurance.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
WASHINGTON VALLEY.

Roosevelt Johnson of Bloomfield and
Fred l.. Reeves of Newark, who have
been guests of Hill Rest"
Miss Edith johnson has returned from
Bloomfield accompanied by Mrs. F, l..
Scheuck of Newark
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
WANT A FIRE APPARATUS.
Commistee From Mt, AraingtOa Borough
Inspect Independently Chemical EaSsne.


Inspect Independently Chemical E,axsne
Ga Saturday afternoon 8 committee
representing the corporation Of Mt.
Arlington inspected the chemical en-
CINE of Independent Hose CompSny with
view 70 purchasing 3 IRE apparatus
fer the nsighcoring horoogh. The visit
oIs were Arend Bshrens, Il. ]. Chaplin
sni David T. Trnndy, members Of Bor-
o1gA Counc1l Cyrus e Cook. clerk az
the corporation. and w. s. Ogden. Of
the H&llowsv Chemical Eaxine Com
pany, Baltimore. This COMMITTEES was
appointed At meeting Of the eorpors-
non On Erasay l2st. and tie examination
q lnaepenaenEis appaEatns ixnrrssssd
the yiSieors favcrahly Foreman Van
C3swe ard Driver Mite explained TIE
working Of Inc engsns.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
CROSBY s. HILL.

the concert at Myersville Wednesday
night,
The school master and number of
his boys may be seen almost any hour of
the day making Improvements in the
grounds around the school-house, and
the last being a grade at the front of the
walk, which is an improvement. Some
thing more is TO be done on Arbor day.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28

Every part as strong as the rest;
Each has been put through the
toughest test.
The finest tempered, trustiest steel
Is put in the frame of the Crescent
Wheel.
The hubs, the spokes, the cranks,
the chains
Are made with infinite skill and
pains;
The smallest bolt has an honored
share
In making a wheel for work and
wear,
A wheel that flashes a CLEAN of
light
Like the Crescent moon on a sum.
mer's night,
A wheel that with care will outlast
your day;
So get Creseent-that's what a
say.
WILLIS n. DUTTON,
AGENT,
80 Market ST. l,n
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
LOCAL RELIGIOUS NEWS.

eSg- Pastors viii please send in their
religious notices not later than Tuesday
of each week.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
THE
CRESCENT
BICYCLE.

Is like the Deacon's Wonderful Shay,
Made famous by Oliver Wendell Holmes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Land Advancing.

Yesterday the Mexican dam property
was offered for sale. Jerry Barrett of
Empire opened the ball by bidding 500
This was raised by Attorney Chartz to
$3.50. Jerry Jaw the raise to the tu2e
of $500 and the attorney $3.50. The
Court here called a halt and ordered
that the game be post DOned, as the
matter was in some legal tangle. Bids
viii be resumed in the near u ;ure and
"a good price is expected. The prop
erty is part of the Mcdonald estate
and has lately become valuable now
that some mines have prospected well
in the near vicinity. The dam is a
source of power and the land, amount
ing 20 I30 acres. is considered worth
monvr, Is Il gives the wner the key to
several thousand acres Of grazing land
on the east side Of The river.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
A Smooth Operator.

a strange case of %swindling is devel-
oped in San Francisco, where Augustus
Howard. who is an old confidence man
with a dozen aliases, and whose real
name is Doyle, is wanted for swindling
a man named Green ont of $3.50. 900.
The San Francisco police have known
of the part Howard played in the al
fair for about three weeks, but made
no attempt to arrest him until the
papers had exploited his crimes for
several days, and then he had escaped.
He is an old confidence operator and
the papers report that the amount he
got OF Senator Williams of Empire
was SI5, 900.
Mr.. Williams, believing that he had
4 m0ney-making gas invention, took
him from starvation IN San Francisco
and cared for himself and family for
months. In return tor his kindness he
was done up" by Howard to the tune
OF several thousand. Howard's wife
appears to be in with him in his swiud-
ling operations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Expecting More War.

The following dispatch to the Cover
nor looks Is If the Administration WAS
expecting more war:
Washington, D. c., Avg l3, 1899.
To Governor Sadler, Carson City,
Nevada; TO meet any demand III the
futu re frr volunteer officers under Act
of Congress approved March ,, 1899,
you are roquested to submit the names
Of two officers from each Of the volun-
teer regiments OF your State mustered
into sorvioe during the Spanish war, in
order that their records may he ex-
amined and such further inquiry a.
suggest, .tsalt made be made before
.here { na% urgent pressure for action.
In suggesting these names youth,
viger, n,SYligence, character and dem
o~nstra>ea illness to command should be
taken 1,+' ''pnsideration
ELIHU ROOT,
Secretary OF War.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Commemorate Enterprise.

The Silver State is now spending
ore money for news and showing
more enterprise than any paper in the
State. 1t i, simply head and shoulders
above the rest Of the procession and
the rest OF us are simply not in it.
The report OF the attempt upon the
life of the attorney for Dreyfus was
given in full the same afternoon. So
complete WAS the account, shat it gave
much better detail than the afternoon
ape of san Francisco.
The people Of the State should be
proud Of such a paper, for, from a
neWspa per ~~tanor>;ut, such enterprise
has never becu "4:.a cd in this State as
repres a*Sd by tn" complete newspaper
that is row being published in Winnie
muCCa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

L. S. Department. Of Agriculture,
climate aud GRO, bulletin Of the
Weather Bureau. Nevada Section, for
the week ending Monday, August list.
Carson City, New. August Is, 1899.
The weather during the past week
has been unseasonably cool, but in
other respects the conditions have been
very favorable for harvesting work
and the growth OF late crops. The
sunshine was sufficient to bring out the
good effects of the recent rains. and
there has been a noticeable improve
ment in crops and ranges all owe the
State.
The grain harvest is nearing ecu,
pletion in the southern and western
districts, and about to commence in
the central, eastern and northern sec
tons. Reports from all parts of the
State are very favorable, and indicate
that the yield Of grain and hay will be
fully up to the average OF previous
years,
J.. II. SMITH,
Section Director.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Heard From

According to the San Francisco papers
4 discovery has heen made that the press
censor at Manila has wiltu(ly suppressed
letters from The prisoners in the hands
of the Fiiipinos in which bitter com
plants are made OF the cruel manner in
which they have been treated. Albert
loWenshon, formerly a hoatswain on he
Lealandla, writes seine letters telling the
truth OF the matter and the contents OF
which are At a variance With the pur-
ported "offical'
Among these who have been captured
ny the FilipinOs are Lieutenant Gi}more
and seven men of the Yorktown, four
soldiers and two civiiiaus. A. u. Bruce
and f.. ~IIonneyman of the Nevada Cav
airy are among the captured. They were
taken prisoners On January 30th of this
year and ever since have been treated in
q most tarbarious manner At the time
the letters were written the prisoners
were to he marched northWard, to what
point they of course did not know. Up
to the time of Gilm0re's arrival which,
was on the lltn of April, the men had
been bound, beaten and starved and II
was only on the advance of the United
States troops that the treatment OF the
prisoners was battered. Living on five
cents a day and beiHg nearly naked IL
not i life OF luxury. Even though the
Americans We're handled 50 harshly the
Spanish prisoners were treated worse and,
many We're tortured III stocks and starv-
ed. Hundreds are dying Of ~dysentery
and disease. Had it not been for the
Kindness Of tho Senior Rowan Ray, whe
was the bearer of the letters received, tue
Nevada boys and their fellow prisoners
would ave been starved on their retreat
from MalOl0s. As an ending of one OF
the letters the writer. being the mouth
piece for all, offers up the following petit
ton: "For Gods sake cad nothing he
lone for us? We nave been starved,
abused and treated like animals,"-Silver
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Athletic Club Elections

At the meeting Of the Athletic Club
on Tuesday evening, the Club adopted
its new constitution. The old officers
of the Club, who have all served sew
eral months over their terms, stated
that they would insist on d now set Of
officers, and have a regular election un-
der the ley charter, which req uires
the nomination and posting Of candi-
dates in Ike club room for at least two
week. prior TO ballottng.
1t was decided TO make no nomina-
tiOns until the next meeting and then
have the posting OF nominees two
weeks before the balloting. An elec,
tion contest would liven up the Club
and be of considerable benefit
1t is proposed to have two acts Of
rominces and a regular political cam
paign, SO as to call out the full vote.
A. number of new members were ad
United aud the next meeting of the
Club promises to be a lively one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
FROM WEDN ESDAY's DAILY.
A Heavy Percentage

The Company DESTROYS OF furnishing
the Comstock with power seems anx-
ious to make a clean up all at once.
The Chronicle says:
Congressman Newlauds visited the
Comstock yesterday, and while enthu-
siastic over the cheap power project, is
rather inclined to the opinion that it
would be preferable for the mining
companies to install and operate a
plant OF their own, Over which they
would have absolute control, at some
point on the Truckee river only half
the distance from the lode than that at
FlOristCn, instead Of binding them
solves for a series Of years at the price
per horse power which the contract
with the FIoriston company calls for.
The terms called for in the proposed
contract with the FlOristOn company
binds the mining companies for a term
OF five years to pay So per horse power
for l, SOC horse power per month, also
to advance the power company 500, coo
toward the work OF constructing the
plant, which to produce that amount
of horse power, it is estimated will cost
1920, 600. At the rate of IS per month
per horse power for /. 800 horse power
the anuult income OF tho FIoris'ou
cOmpany would be Sll4,000 or b PEI
cent interest on the capital invested.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
The Tennis Tournament.

At a meeting OF the Carson Athletic
Club held last Tuesday evening, Prot.
Blanchet obtained permission from the
Executive Committee TO eXpend d por-
ton Of the proceeds received from the
Tenuis dance. to b" given Friday even
ing, August >. at ;he Atmory Hall,
in securing Il coach for the G. A. G.
basket ball team. This Is certainly d
very commendab)e ~tep, and as Carson
is very proud Of lis basket ball team,
we have no doubt hut what the Tennis
dance will be largely attended.
The Tennis Committee has been in,
defatigable in its efforts to build up
lively interest in tennis affairs through.
out the State, and TIE state champion
ship event, which will take place il
Carson or the 24th and 25th inst, il
looked forward to with unusual inter
est. Whatever may be the outcome
the Tennis Committee certainly de
serves great Crsdit and hearty ap
prOval for It's unceasing labors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Liquid Air Corporation

The Tripler Liquid Air Company Of
California filed articles of ~i:corpCra-
ton in Reno on the 18TH instant. The
capital stock is 81 900 900, II Ioo 900
shares at par value Of $40 each. The
signatures attached to the document
were Gabriel A. Bobrick, Robert Ora
ham, F. P. Fay, Homer Laughiin and
W 7. Botsford.
The corporation is formed for the
purpose Of acquiring the right to use
in the States of California and Nevada
and the Territory of Arizona all in
ventions and United States pateuts
for methods aud apparatus for treating
common atmospheric air which may
be used OIL acquitted by the company
Reno will be the principal place Of
business in the State of Nevada, and
Los Angeles in California. New York
City is the seat OF the company, which
evidently intends to monopolize the
wonderful Invention Of Prof, Tripler.
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
'ii..H TUESDAYS DAILY.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Geo. Sfoi,h Nearly Killed by
the V, Il I. Locomotive at
Washoe.
Washos.

Yesterday morning there was au ac-
cident "n 1i'o V. & Z. at Washoe which
killed d morse belonging to Geo. Smith,
and came within an ace of being fatal
to the owG~r. 1t appears that Smith
was just coming out of Pleasant val
ley witt a Ioad of meat. The train
was lat" ai.i he supposed it had passed.
There l. 4 hollow in the road just
this sd ii the lava formations and
Smitb bad started his horses down the
grade, Vlrn the train came out of the
cut. u" lied to stop the team but
the Weigh. Of the wagon pressed them
ON &ua tr gas unable to avoid the
track. j,.c engineer saw the danger
and u~su every effort TO bring the train
to a staa'ls}iii, but the eugine caught
the i'"-,r and wagon and crushed
them ia Tween the locomotive and
the ha:h carrying them atNHt twenty
feel 3n.o'>- tue train stoppot'
One d. he horses had .-tee legs
broke" ,nd had to be killed. The
other v-.l ped with i few bruises. The
wagon " a. red ucod to kiudiing wood
and Slultu was found under d horse
and several hundred pounds of meat
piled "1; sop Of him. The passengers
got out al the car and rendered every
assi,ta..", IN clearing away the debris.
Smith ~, ,akeu out uniniured except
for a tc" cruises. He said he heard &C
whistle, b',5 the engineer says ne blew
the wh-a,e n the cut and the passeng-
erS r~urr"1orate him
Had Saith given his team the lash
and "a tn" critical moment, he would
have probably escaped the locomotive,
which Was ~unniug slow with a heavy
train "' 80 up grade. No blame is at.
taehed 81" road for the accident aud
his failu.v TO hear the whistle was
donhtiors iue TO the west wind blowing
tht" lgi' no cut at the time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21

Er,,L Toh,oo, e Cou-
ar . ,,;na c.ntain !, 49, Poh
inson mine at ~Johannoshnrr snnth
Africa, has been promoted to a more
responsible position in another mine.
,
aoun 49, .oa.;~, r. u;n IN".
three mon,bs 70 max n.cess,,x 20.
pairs to the plant.
WORD came down from oodfords
last evening ShaS VIII Dudley well
known III VhlS Guy 'iad Ms mana ter
:,
'' LILO
When the Glands c'e4rrd AWAY YES.
tardav the srm,n;+s of tho naonrtaina
west ot town wore Whito with SNOW
Slide mountain remained covered with
the heautif0. nearly all day.
NINA. ,.rr.; -, l,.r+,i, n. ,,u.r 81
-, T.-.. I.,5n L.va ,,.o6,,ood
. ,.. .oa1 49,, t:...5
'l"'""''"e q" '-'''''V'V n3'8 o01n
if. > =. S~odJA"ofju' II san ia
~,
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
District Gourt

The following business was transact
ed il the District Court yesterday:
In the case of Ross VS.. Lothrup, ct
al, the argument upon d~efennant's no
tice of motion for a change Of venue
vas heard. The Court took the mat
ter under advisement.
An order fixing fee Of counsel in The
estate of c. A. MarstOn, deceased. was
made.
The petition Of the Pacific State;
Building & Lean Co., of SIN Francisco
for leave to tile creditors estate was al,
lowed.
In the Blackburn estate a resale o.
certain real property was ordered up.
on the showing being made that Il
much larger sun could be realized.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Football Coach Engaged.

The management OF the Z, of n.
football team has employed Air. Dick
son OF the University of Pennsylvania
to coach the squad during the season Ct
three months. Mr.. Dickson comes to
his work highly recommended by the
best athletes OF the east.
He Is expected to arrive about the
3lst inst. and will at once commence
active work getting the team into con,
dition for the coming games.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-21
Quieting the Children

There is nothing which carr cs so much
fear aud repulsion to a child as the dental
chair. Superintendent Josephs of the
Orphans Home. noticing how frightened
the little girls became at the mere men
ton that the dentist was coming, finally
decided to have the dental work for the
little girls done by one of their ewn sex.
He has engaged Mrs. Cool to 90 the den
tistry tor the girls and DR.. Fitzpatrick
for the boys. The selection of a woman
'~ie".jst has had a very quieting effect and
the girls do not shrink from having their
teeth attended to as formerly.