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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24
SHOOTING STARS.
Siuclictiye.

IF you are so indignant. why don't you
challenge him to duel? asked one
Frenchman.
And share the benefits of the advertise
ment with him." exclaimed the other. No.
sir. l hate him too much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
Emperor Bill has produced his play He
also produced the audience: and If there
are those who should intimate that the
play was not success he is ready to pro-
duce a Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

There is always more or less popular
suspicion attached to expert testimony
when ii begins to take refuge in words Of
more than three syllables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

1t is doubted whether the peace confer
ence Will ever get 50 far along in its opera
tions as the pacihcatiou OF Prof. on
Steugel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

TWO Frenchmcn fought a duel as the re-
su.t Of quarrel over the question whether
Hamlet Was fat or Lean They might ha-e
Effected a compromise by allowing Hamlet
To- start, IL the first act. as u fat man and
letting him gradually grow thin. owing 10
his worry over family affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

In conducting any peace negotiations with
Gen. Otis, Aguinaldo will have to turn his
attention to burning his bridges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

President Kruger will doubtless sympa-
thize with Gov. Roosevelt, as he also has
few franchise troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24
DIR. BurkG1art's
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24

~ Miscellaneous lot. including $40
White Pique Suits, with Elton jacket.
Silk lined Cloth Jackets. worth IS. And
SILK Waists. black and fancy. None
worth less than So. Choice for 81 SO.
3m- for odd lots of Wrappers. None
wv were less than Toe. Mostly small
and large sizes. Early visitors tomorrow
will find all sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24
For Children.

u Choice of two Long Coats at S2.4S
instead of So each. Choice Of six Refers,
/ to years. at Csc instead Of $1.SS.
Choice of four White Null Hats at 81 %
instead of SI.9S. Only Soc for choice Of
soc Night Gowns, sizes l to years.
Many other equally good bargains. Third
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24
25c for soc Scarfs.

lyLast of various lots Silk and PiQue
Stocks and Bows. the seasons quickest
selling styles.
zC for choice of little table filed
~ with 121ac Neckwear principally
SILK String Ties. In various checks and
colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-24
Csc for soc Fabrics.

u Desirable remnants of those 45-inch
Black Mohairs. Plenty Of skirt lengths
III the lot
Sc yard for 121ac to 15c SiIesia. Perca-
line and Fancy Stripe Skirt Innings.
Remnants, but many desirable lengths
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Another Bird Visitor

Another queer bird has lately put in an
appearance in this section. Accor}ing to
Mr.. Steinmetz, who is an authority on
0rnitholCgy, classes thom AZ the Evening
Gros~beak, a bird thai is an iuhabItant
Of the other side of the mountains. max
ing its home in Yolo and other warm
counties. 1t is Il very pretty bird, about
the size efa lark, w2th a copper colored
plumage touched off with bright yellow
Oh the wings and tail. The breast mas a
few black and white feathers which gives
the bird a very attractive appearance
The bill is bright yellow and seems over
ly large for a bird of its SIZE. This prob
ably gives the bird its name. They are
feeding onth" fruit that has been left on
the trees an: nave visited nearly every
orchard in town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
A Coo d Attraction.

This is season Of soldier plays. The
Spanish-American war has furnished
plots for dozens Ofdramas which are now
touring the country, to the accOmpa0i-
ment of lannon's rOa and bugle's blast
Rather relieving to note that Daniel Sully
in his new play "Uncie Bob" has given
place to an echo cfour greatest war. and
instead ofpowder and smoke, introduces
a member OF the @. A. Il. veterans on
decoration Day, returning from decorat-
ing the graves Of his old comrades. At
this particular time Mr.. Sully should be
congratulated on his eloquent reminder
to other actors that the boys of 81 are still
with us and deserving..of~ recognition and
fond remembrance.
This play will he presented at the Opera
House on Friday evening the 18th of this
month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
A AMBUL
A Base Rangers views of the
Newlands Candidac CIV

Eureka, Nevada.
EDITOR CARSON APPEAL:
! have just read with much pleasure
soms scathing reviews of the great DO
Utica! Funanp i44ist from California,
Frank Eewlands. in the APPEAL Of the
first instant. The article gave innn.,tte
, satisfaction to the Silver party of Eureka
who would give all their old bouts to
have n more wllack = he ne most con
summate traitor our party has had since
its inception.
Theduestioh asked ali around Is, Is
the F~unambulist not going to resign so
that when he shall be defeated by Stew
art we may have a chance to vote for
him (in the neck once more?
If h position of Congressman from
the Stale of Nevada be not good enough
for this p%arvenue from California. he
should resign the office; or rather he
would do SO if he were not 4 parvenue,
By the way, it would be interesting to
find out how much he, or his intimates
contributed to the Republican sack, no.
torlously used in this part of the world
on the Sth of Nov. "McN1illan and New
lands" ran a pretty strong ticket in this
neck of the wond4, Notwithstanding fhr
fine paiaVet his F~unambulist nibs gave
the Silver Party Convention.
Can it be possible that such a man has
the smallest chance of success with the
coming Legislature2 Who can trust
MIN? \ chairman OF the Stockton Dem
Ocratic Convention Of a few years ago,
who, because his party failed to apprect-
ate him at his own idea of his worth,
stretched a political tight rope from the
city on the San Joaquin clear over the
Sierras and down into the Reno Rep
ublican Convention and, clever Funam-
bulist that he is, walked that rope its en-
tire length without Il serious vibration of
his political conscience. Rut the Re
publican party at that time not seeming
to he i'll good odOr with the people OF the
State. and the growing ard vigorous Sill
yer party, a promising success, he the
said Funambulist. stretches the rope from
the Republican Convention at Reno t.
the Silver party Convention at Winnie
mucca and, Blondon like, performs the
additional distance without a pause, q
culver or blush 81 his superb cheek.
What next. Can any human being prog
nosticate the party that Francis G. New
lands will belong two months from date?
Talk of the "rot15n thoroughly why sir
the success Of this greatest of modern
political F~unatnbUli>t>, a. far a. Nevada
is concerned, in his ambition to be
lnlted States Senator after what he did
this last elcction to destroy the party t.
which he owes the only success he ever
had in politics, would fasteu that ahom.
Unable name on our State frmer thar
ever.
But, All! Why don'tyou resign, Frank
your position as Congressman so long a
you are SO sure Of being elected United
States Senator?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
THE NAGUE FAKE.
How the NewIands Organ Seeks
to Humbug the Public.

The News, which is the hired organ O
Francis Sewlands, is filled daily with {
lot Of rot about Dave Maggie being thu
body guard of Senator Stewart. This ri.
dieuleus rub'dshi is being daily tele,
graphed all over the United States in the
hope that it may influence somebody
agai2st Stewart; As d matter U. fact up
10 tire present writing Maggie has not been
here at all nor is he likely to come except
to call on the editor of the News or his
ooss Newiands and enquire what he
means by his persistent lying ABOUT him.
Magic has no more to do with Stewart
than the Purtah OF Persia. The News is
also trying to get the idea afoot that Col.
Chinn Of Kentucky is here with a brace
of guns and a bowie knife twentv-four
inches long for the purpose of intimidat-
ing and killing some one.
Masses of this sensational stuff is being
f0isted on the community daily until
children seeing Colonel Chinn coming
down the street hide at once, fearful that
he is about to break loose and fill the air
w llI ltdtCh HltSStllStiS VI NtitIl VI ESlIHN
the sidewalk with MAJ meat.
AS a matter Of fact Chinn is about the
most mild hammered man that eve
struck Carson and is minding his own
business about as well as any one We
ever met.
He, like Newlands last fall, regards the
defeat of Stewart "as a national calamitv''
aud is here to tell the people Of the state
just how m oh Stewart is held in regarC
by the tree-Silyer Democrats Of the Uni
ted States. He has been sont here by the
National Democratic Committee to re
port to them the nature and character O
the fight made against him and he is ser
here because of his high standing in tn,
councils ofthe party and because of tn,
implicit confidence they have in him a
4 man.
Does the Republican organ of the 50
called silver man F.Newlands think tina
the National Democratic COMMITTEE,
would send a thug, gun fighter and all
round tough OF such an important mis-
sion?
While the News must realize that no
body believes it, it still keeps up it
threadbare fake as if il really believed il
The APPEAL advises Mr.. NewlandS t,
get here as sOon rs possible and shut OF
the ~vaporingS Ofhis new journalistic ac
QUESTION. The fact of a Republican
newspaper supporting him and a gold
bug organ at that IS quite enough burden
in his campaign without such foolisl
cracks as the ratified sheet has been max
ing during the past week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Information Wanted

". c. HaIleck. No. 247 West i25th steeet
New York, writes the APPEAL to sacure
information regarding 5. b. Comstock
who died in this State within the past two
or three years. Any Information regard
ing this matter sent to his address will
be paid for.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10

Manuel Lopez. a student attending tie
business college from Guatemala, viii
shortly depart for his home in South
Ameeica,
Prof. Blanchet, who has beer on the
sick list, is able to attend to his duties
again.
Fritz Neddenriep who has been absent
from the business college on accoun. of
illness, is back to his studies again.
Hynan Olcovich, after thirty years res
idence n Nevada took his departure for
Denver, Colorado, Sunday evening where
he will permanently reside in the future.
His family accompanied him.
a. {. Cleveland arrived in town on yes
tersay', local. He is stopping at the Ar
lingt0n.
New WALL PAPER at L. II. ReIrs,
Miss May Blossom bias returned 20 the
c'fY to resume her studies at the dental
college
D. f. Able, of Humboldt county, ar
rived il Carson yesterday. He is a can
dIdate fer Sergeant-at-Arms, He comes
with the support of his county and is 90
ing to make a lively fight for the posi-
ton.
Miss Annie Schulz has returned to her
school i'll Forest Hil- after spending her
holiday vacation with her relatives.
FOR SALE-Two chairs. one small
fancy table, One l gallon ice cream
freezer and a few other things for sale at
halt their value at S. ~Israel7s. Must be
sold Monday.
Ii you want the best cider ever made
IN the State call on Ed Patterson. He
axes it for see a gallon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
PLAYING for Z sure Thing.

Newlands' friends some weeks ago
conceded that he Wa bound to paw the
expenses of a special election for Con-
gresham in he Improbable event that
ne was elected to the Senate. It was
suggested at the time that if Mr.. New
lands was in good faith in that regard bo
would deposit the O Necessary to
deiray the expenses of holding a special
election with the Treasurer of tho State
be1o.@e the Legislature met to elect a Sen-
ator.
now appears. however. that New
lands friends have taken the phsltioh
that he is the Soul of Honor:'' that ne
could not under any circumstances break
a promise, and that all it was necessary
for him to do is to say that he will de-
ray the expenses Of a special election
and that that would be equivalent to
putting up the money. They are sur
prised chat the promises of Newlands
are not the equivalent of current money
and that the people are dissatisfied with
the arrangement. If the promises of
NewlandS are relied ON, there will be
many surprises before the senatorial
contest is over,
His friends say that he has $4,000 to
! give fot Il seat in the United States Sen
ate, They do not seem to recognize the
fact that if this large sum of money is
given, it must be taken by somebody
# members of the Legislature take it
they will be in great danger. 1t would
certainly destroy them, whether they are
found out ana convicted or not.
Bnt Will the Legislators enter into a
pool as now suggested to give Newlands
3 votes in the Legislature and wait un.
til their work is performed for payment?
They, too, may he suspicious of New
lands promise in view of the manner in
which he has broker his promises to the
Silver party. Suppose the members o
the Legislature We're bad enough to talk
brides, is it possible that they would b,
silly enough to take the word Of New
lands or his agents-COiin and Dennis
for ready cash and run the chances Of al
the disgrace without the money? Their
appears to be no doubt thai NewIands, il
order to he United States senator. wOul,
promise the world if he knew it woul,
break his jaw and it seems equally clca
that he does not intend to part with hi
money i'm any case where law bone ca
be made to lass current.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10

FROZEN FRESH OYSTERS at L. II.
Bells.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10

The Board of Pardons met yesterday
and considered the the following cases:
Victor Breno, Washoe, pardoned; Daniel
Mandich,I Lincoln, denied: zee Sow, Es-
meralda, denied; James McCarty, Storey,
continued until July. The applications
of hos. WeOdlif, Joe Delar, James Ma
honey, j. T. Corners and E.S. Hendricks
will be taken up today.
Lonnie Blakesley a brother of Mrs. R
w. Gill returned to his home in Cali
fornia yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Another Sleigh

Fred Gushing has built himself a sleigh
which is very novel. The runners and
supporters are made entirely of pipe
The runners have been bent up in front
and connected with an elbow, forming a
complete runner without any welding.
Fred claims a superiority over other
runners, as they are round, offering less
resistance lie intends finishing it up
with brass pipe on the top railing which
Will make d handsome affair Of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Teachers Examinati on

Teachers Examination took place
yesterday in the District Court room be-
fore a board composed of Superinten-
dent Emmett Walsh, Prof. r. Z. Roberts
and Al. NcGowan- Those applying for
certificates are:
Misses Bonnifeld, jamie Mills, Hansen
Tweedy, May Foley, May Mcnamara,
Marie Mullaly, Louise Bergman and
Messrs.James and Logan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
War

The prices on furniture for the holiday
trade, are being slaughtered and cut
from head to hyde. anyone intending to
purchase should embrace this opportun-
1ty and cali at Kitzmeyers furniture
store between now and New Years he
will sell regardless to cost, Just for
fun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
ALL SORTS
As a liniment Trib is supreme.

We carry CROCKERY-L. Fl. Bell.
For sale-Cart an harness for sale
Inquire at Benton's able,
For Rent-Two furnished rooms. En-
quire of Mrs. J. McQuarters. 1w
TO RENT-A fine sunny house. APP
ply at Petersen Il Springmoycr's.
c. w. Friend still carries the finest
selection of Silverware.
Gents neckwearand furnishing goods
at +. W. Days opposite the Capitol.
'"s ANTS are now ready for issue
ON the Recorders Office.
Miss Alice,Woodhury was a passenger
tor California Sunday evening.
Perfumes. Purses and fancy goods at
The Thaxter Drug Store.
Miss Grace North, a young lady of
Reno, died ~oftyphOid fever last Friday.
YOU like a good smoke-C. w. Friend
has all the finest hrauds Of cigars.
DIR. Likens has returned to his practice
in the city.
Fresh frozen oysters 65c 2 can at Chas
II. Kelly cos Arlington Block.
Fine dress Kersey overcoats $40 at Joe
Platt's. You amt afford to be without
an Overcoat.
Ii you var the o"Nt Painter make
thar, paII lot nv, . =, t,.~.;r.-
r.a
tnrai - aeanna far NV '"'','-
~ NHP'S y" 'he
anuon +3nnhana g. .,,s '' pei
ston GALLERY Carson
and snnnv Frori~oo t U-.a+ r
Tolarranb oficn
anu I"nl9er "tr'
o'Vi i'i ',''" Yesterday /" a'tehd I'M
and Surgeons Drs. Manson and HirSch.
feizer of Virginia were hero or the sam,
husiness
1t would he a shanc 73leo3 i, NV any
hook or crook ple~dpe-hreakar NaxyIand.
should become the Beneficiary of hi,
treacherv Inv bniucr nLey-ato7 to- tbo Soao+
ONLY o,o 1ol1,u H.
Cabi,o, n1otonranhs naIr s.I9
nor r,~an rn,.,am E. ra.+1auaa .,
M,rs,o,, na1lorr r.,..an %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-10
Reducing Stock

Joseph Plat, the pioneer clothier, is
reducing his winter stock Of mems fur
nishings in order to make room for his
goods. The prices are as low as those in
San Francisco. Call and be convinced.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08

gSsaSS* sS ssssa N Nh ssa Iasass @SssNa#
s ~ an ~ - 1 90 y
" - ~, 4 ~ sspIsa
! pto'biisss Sc Isdo sypl'iial|llni I, ~ ]
.kol I,1 d &c
Mala Olga spala mmllo
.B75'yl 70 Z sen sea %nie ev no
Sci.
Widok tax bez troski spo-
neutrality-suspicious. wycisnal
= socz hrabinei lzy.
Me pomyslala. ,,Ty
ME powinnas wpa6e " rece
nassych nieprzyjaci6l,
mojem zyciem ja strzegs
twego. Chwaia Bogu,
jeszcze many czas do
ucieczki." 4
Lecz W tejze chwili przyszla
jej mYsl lima.
Czy1by ME szlo powracajj4-:
cemu juz ksieciu dat Sygnal,
znak misrepresentation, jake
ia sotaczalo; j przez to przy-
spieszyd 4tovrdta,
W7biegla napowr6t doaswer
go poko]u, %schwycila broh,
otworzyla okno i da : | strz 4,
W powietcze.
Glosno rozlegl sic hulk W
nocy, a echo ponioslo go
dalej.
,Przeklecle," dalo sic sly
szet, i, ia kobieta me broh!.'
uTchorze!'' .zawrzeszcza}a1
ksiezna :4lpodniesionym gle
aem, IVY !, 3= !, Sic jedaej
kobietya wszystkie bronze
swiata ME ochrvnia )ej pred
smoiiml gnieweml! Wybit
drzwiH'
,,Tu'sa dwie s;ekiery," dal
sic siyszec innyglos.
Wreszcie przyehodzicie, :
wolala k'iezna g~niewliwyml
g1osem: n r. bit !. d'zwi v
kaw !lki! ': 12 =
Row noe .eEsnie i stosownie
do r. skazu PR: sssapiorio 5sJdo
dslszych cperacyi, siekiery
uder ATTY " drzwi; hurnosalo /
trzaskalu przerazliwie, drzwi
rabano: Nv kawalkt.
Juz psk}y W jednem miej-
q rrO a 1855 ',a Et #-E y Z
Sou. :.
Teraz wlasnic byl najw;s-
kszy Gas do#ucle5zki. ].
Hrabina wbiegla do sypial.
nj, gdsie dziecko jej ieszcze ",
spokojnym snie#spoczywalo,
WyJela je.wraz :. poduszkami,
okry}a= kolderka wzisla ma
rsce i wr6ciia do=pokoju, 4 W
kt6sym ME ustaly jeszcze ude-;
rzenia siekien. r
Iej wkrok pad tu najpierw
ma drzwi, ! przerazehiem
dostrzegla wielka " tychze
y4#. Ak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08

i [i.aIII|
Po'd lall1|.I l|'|l|lgy y ||l''|
Inf,sli mi u ISIS Val e l;s;'E1s.
I.n',s ;tll4 spplzze t''szt md drsezYa jjejI
dose,
N \ polkl;aaizsa 'lL, 81 ~ !,
v oe,ach aiedlnl ;1 ", tysetl1 he
jjak ge1rqca perla stoezyla sic
--polezkaeh,-. +padajaac ma 4
twarzyczke dzieciscia, kt6fe.
dr,e;m, MA gl6vke ss,w,o,jja zno-
WI na piers matki zlo9zyio:
UczloWala icszcze dziecine,
ctezkie westt,c:h,.nienie 'w':y,rwaIo
sig : jej piersi, Wreszefe
wstala ] wysziaa Z nlubiona
istotka do przyleglego poko-
il.
tn stale piekna, bogato
rznleta kolyska, mad kt6rej
weqg|owier bl|Yssizc"zala ksiaze-
ca korona. Hrabina L I
ska wyjela y niej bogat'o
:haftowane =przykrycie izlozy
la Olge W miskkich puchach,
" ktorych zmeczone dziecko.
n >E#-aF@.a}S s& eaN" HF S.ts. -S.Ea' HtIG ~
be- zadnego ko}ysaoia = snsslo:
Minka %pomaga'a " tel
.czy nnosci awej pani; powoli
rozciagla %jedwabna kotderkc
ponad ko}yska zapytala i
czyli hrabina ma jeszcze co:
do rozkasu.
ME. odpowiedziaIa hra
,,mozesz odejst."
Dobra roc; laskawa PAM,
r.ekla pokojowka.
Zmknela W bocxn> CHI
drzwiael1. .5@ /
/ Gdy hrabina pozosta}a sam
ma sam : dziecieciem, czarne
uczueie opanowalo ia W pod
wojonej sile i W :piersze chwili
chcia}a zawo]at pokoj6wke. w
koheu odstapi}l Cd tego "a
mia1u:
Potem pad]a PREY koiNsce
ma ke>lana modlila sic dlugo
| " cisxy.
Wie1owy odczwa' sic z"gar,
Hrab,na licz>}a u%lerzenia.
B>lo i.h iedenascic.
Wylekia koh.zy}a dalej
hrabina. ..
Najs wietsza mako, JUL
jedenasta, a ksia1e j@szczesn;e
povr6cil = Czy4by 90 ME:
szczescie jake spotkalo, Tub
tez...
Zawaha}a sic wypowiedziet
CO czu}a, ale W odrstwlenju
c!zuwala dalcl.
Wiatr zdaws} sic wzma-
gao, SCUM lasu dochodz IL
glosniejszy do ciehego gma-
chu.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-08
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spojjf';zl'i;asIlla,l' pl Il 1ybY.
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re s.; lam Jessszaczel
dWie vielki .es Ian ksisr
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