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STRENGTH OF MAF,A,
Rich snd Poor Alike Drawn Into II,
Mssbes.

Rich and Poor Alike Drawn Into II
Msshes.
Rome special correspondence of Gin
cinnati Enquirer: The stringent steps
recently taken by the Italian govern
ment In the celebrated Notarbartolo
case. In order to run to earth the pcs
tilent "Maha." have once again drawn
asoention to this most desperate Of all
organised bodies Of men-a socisty that
the government will fail to suppress.
TO American ears. unaecustomed -
they arc to that fearful thirst for ven-
geance. that spirit OF the vendetta
which still disfgures SO much Of Sunny
Italy. It Is hard to explain tho real
power and scope OF the Manosi. Brief
~. the Malta is a species OF Free Mas
onry OF the lowest possible description.
the main objects Of which are the pro-
lection OF all members who transsress
the laws. In other words. II may be
regarded rs an Anarchists' protection
society. OF which the power IL unlimit-
Cd. and the tolls are everywhere. Tho
members OF the Maha are legion. and.
strangely enough. more often than not
Join against their own free will. The
rich man Joins either to advance his
personal position. to carry on hered-
itary fraud. or because It Is intimated
to him that his influence and wealth
arc necessary to the society. II he re-
fuses his crops suddenly take fire. his
cattle cat something poisonous. or he
himself Ia either found dead or 10 car
ried By "brixands" into the mountains
and held for all the world like q
pledged article In n pawnbroker's shor
rntil . heavy ransom IL paid. The
poor man. too. II equally bound &c
throw In his lot with tho Mana MOI
can one wonder at his choice when ~
recall the alternatives. Upon the one
hand his endcavos to earn an honesi
living will be boyeotted by PRACTICAL,
all his nelshbors. and even by the larE'
landowners and shopkecp~rS to whom
he may apply for work. Once let hin
Join the brotherhood. however. and NJ
matter aha; his crime he will be pro
tectcd TO the ias' penny Of tho aaso
citation.
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iNJUoicioUs TEACHER
ss,a es,... m.a n,s,s.ss ..a wss ASKED
To Stssisu-

ssia Carries tssa nsslssss .ss Wss ASKED
10 Rssisn-
Holyoks ,,iassJ Cor. 81. Louis Re-
public: because she told her scholars
that Chris; vas ono OF ten brothers
aud sisters, Miss Anaa d. tiasbroaek.
an instructor In history. has b-ra dis
missed from the hish school faculty by
tho school committee. Miss Has
brouek was asked TO resign. and hes
letter Sas accepted si,hoa, dissent.
Ing vote.
The iHsidea, which COS, Miss Has.
bsouek hsF position happeasd In the
medieval history class a teu days ago
The diseassioa dFi.ted TO the parent,
age Of Christ. and the student wanted
TO knos IL chFis, uss the oniy soa
Miss HasbEoaek replied: NO: lie Il
one Of family Of ten brothers ant
sistrrs.--
A second s;udeai doubted Miss Has,
kaor her authority.
Il cannot tell you accurately Just
nor.' she replied. but I have the i'm.
preston the statement IL made In the
bible
Some of the students. still ssepsieai.
repeated the assertion at home. one
Of the prominen, elerxymsa OF the
city. Rev. r. J. ttarkiHs. took eces.
sion TO denouace the teacher in his
sermon al 81. teSomeis church.
'fupiis." he said. ''shsuid be si,h.
drawn from the school u iacampesea,
teachers are TO misiassTuet students
as this one has
Miss Hasbrouek declined 10 make
pablie a statement. She uas appointed
. teacher In the local high school In
January. 1895. She Ia a graduate Of
the New York State Normal college.
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WHITE ELEPHANTS.
C,.,, o.- ....ss .. . u.-ss a''ss.'
~ish s...s.t

ss,.s, os. ss.st. In . st..ss 0ii.ss.I
~ss G-,.l
In Hssgu,sh. before that country BE-
came a dependency Of Great britain.
only the King vas allowed 10 own .
white elephant. Ralph Fitch. the bold
and rat.rpFisins merchant OF Coed
Queen pess' day. uas the ars; sas.
tishmaa that .ser set foo, in Bufmah.
Mr.. ]. Horton Ryiey. in his mos; inter
-s,ins book called Ralph Fitch. Eng
lands Pioneer to India allows the
traveller TO tell his own story. and
quaint indeed ls HE account, OF the
white elephants. when he was a;
pezu in 1886 the king had four Of them
very strange and rare" which we're
housed in a great state at the royal
palace. When one vas bTpueh; TO the
kinx, every merchant in rcsu had TO
pay the monarch half ducat. which
doth CONNIE to a great summe." but
after they had given their present they
werc free TO sec them often as they
pleased The king called himself the
King Of the White Eele shants.- aud
would not psrmi, any other King 10
own one. even a, the risk OF MAR.
"Thcy do vcry great service says
Fitch. unto these white elephants.
every ono Of them ssande,h in an
house siIdsd with soide. and they
do feede in vessels of silver and silt.
One Of them when he doth GO TO the
river 10 be washed. az every day shcy
do. spe,h under a canopy of cIoths Of
sulds or silkc. carried over him by
six or eight men. and eight or ten men
suc lScfurc him playing on dTrmmss.
shawmss. or other instruments. and
when he Is washed and commeth out
" the Iivcr. there is a gentleman that
doth wash his feet in a silver basin.
which IL his Office given him by the
King. There is no such account made
Of any black elephant, be he never so
great"
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v.,r,,.. 90, N,,,., v.,,s..

Edward Thorndike says that hien,ai
work is not a simple matter Of mental
,nersy or quantity Of positive or In
b,bitory nervous discharges, but OF
their direction as we'll. Mental fatigue
i no, like physical fatigue and re-
ouires different treatment. Its warning
SIGNS are more complicated, less ef'ica.
cious. and therefore more often neg
1ectcd. The warnings that We do have
are no, measures of the degree of in
ability, hut indefinite and at present
misunderstood signs of danger. The
degree of mental inability does not
vary proportionately to the amount
Of work done without sufficient rest.
bu, increases much less quickly up TO
a certain amount of mental work. and
then may increase much faster. so that
one straw of mental work may then
break the camel's back.
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students discussing the point. What.
ever he Is in truth-and !. his daugh-
ter. believe him innocent of the dis.
graceful crimes with which he was
charged-in the eyes OF the world he
is still looked upon as one who only
escaped public disgrace by accident or
his own ingenuity"
Margaret, do you think SO little Of
my love as to imagine am not willing
to take upon myself Whatever burden
you may have to bear?" demanded
Cleland. In low voice. MY darling.
II You know him to be innocent, SO do
l.. Listen to me. Margaret; you have
never heard the story OF my past. My
father was In business for rsany years
1t Is now about ten years since he died.
and he died by his own hand"
Margaret uttered an exclamation.
He was In difficulties and foresaw
nothing but ruin before him. II was
n fearful affair. II killed my mother;
she died soon after. l was left. the
eldest OF three boys. l was just start
ing my career then. and the knowi-
edge OF my fathers fearful end nearly
unnerved me for the future; but man
aged to pluck mp courage for the sake
Of the others. They are both on my
hands now: but sometimes II was a
hard struggle.
Il am not rich man. Margaret. but
! have sufficient to keep my wife In
comfort. My darling. you will not re-
fuse now. shall not handicap You
Margaret: you can pursue your call
Ing after you come TO me II you are
set upon IL. love you too much.
respect you too much. to set any re,
strietions upon you. Only promise tc
love me. to be :or me only-as vii.
be for you all the days that We both
shall liyc-ani I shall be content
Margaret stood silent. with droop
Ing head: but soft color had slowly
dawncd In her cheeks. Her heart crict
GU, to her to yield. She loved Pau
ci.iand-oh. surely never woman be
fore had loved any man AZ she did
and all the vomanhood In her longcs
20 cast Itself on. tnat strong protecting
her against all the world. To be his
TO have him rs her own, seemed Il
Margaret, no earthly happiness eoui'
be greater than this.
As he looked down at the dovneas
face. and saw tn. soft, color csvepinl
into Il. Paul cicland's heart bcai hisl
with hope. and. bending down. b,
whispered:
Margaret. answer me only on,
I a a
time. DO you love m-T''
i, seemed TO both as II the s-s
wind blew more softly. as II the bird
scsted singing. the leaves paused Il
their rustic. until her answer came.
Il came at last. a low muTmuE. hard
Is more than hr-Ath-'Sss."
And then Margaret felt those s;sonz
loving arms abau, h-T. and her hea
drawn down 10 that shelter that.
seemed TO hgE aos-oE. the pity OF u
vas 10 bS her resting place tarcsr.
ITO bs eoa,inuedl
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cs~sp E.ess.ioa. s...,.

The Burlington will on June iith and
18th put on sale tickets from Denver to
Chicago, 81. Louis Peoria and all Mis-
souri Tfver points a, rats OF one fare plus
q for tho round trip. Tickets good for
return I'll October sist, This rats open
Gen-fal Agent.
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Mine. N,,, .,,.,,pe.b,,r.

There are over 100 gold mines In
the immediate neishborhood Of Jo-
hannesburg, stretching out on all sides
of the city. Tie monthly outpu, be-
fore the war was is tons Of gold.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

rIara-what a foolish young man
that Tom brown is. Maude-Yes.
that's just what told him when he
said he was going to propose 70 you.
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., ptessn, a single u'''
sMt' ,.,,o rsd-boired
.n,Il. prettlly-tinted face
a curling, dtsdainfal lips.
!, Of a group of girls ,., who
!, y ,s,dranslc OF the Medical
: women in the ancient ci.y
- one OF the classes was. was
u The Students were ming
,,,,iye on the subject.
I'D another student. a tall
m, delIcate-Iooking siri.
.,.,,. the most likely who
y y,rsamr Crawford. you
.,.,Iusd pert little .Tottie.
,,r,,i,. Of her fair eyebrows.
!. ..oI,s,or, all think she's
al. The history OF crea'ion'
NJ, old Cormall yesterday.
T. csanynshame kicked up
=, pu7 Ladies'. l am
4 wa-a,hamed OF you!
!, ,sIIsd her Fuddy head In
d The professors solemn
L., nanRcr. There Is
N, shom | can trust In the
.s-s,up,. OF course. Miss
Ia, o. course put the
.-r /. a nutshell. Well. !
,ASlldnt like To be held
rs.sl slTl o: any class or
rtm.5z'-
NJ r.ald. Toi-you'll mover
10 .a,. cried another shrili
N, -Bai. I sAy"-iowcrins
,ra- hav.n; you heard.
aa~s ,onsihins odd-wcll.
gpss. /, the word-abou:
..rst .,,hsrF
-s.s ktif A loren eager
-ns /, Il. Manic Do tell
Is,l, iA9aEh; there must be
"a .,r Miss CFaWtord's aioof.
tsrl CO. o. the voices when
rIa5!
q Eas usiy by accident !
81! Nlsaic whytc. glad OF
Esa;J 10 air her superior
, Il Vss through a friend
nrs-sgJsf mind who. lie
gplt sh1ai the big fsiiurv
sars lask FBI remember
pas AZ They Esrr all a
EsFssi ui'h ll. said he.
n,aaEFF % the Glasgow
la as bI1 1s any Of them.
sc - ssl'-ltcss His name
CaE.gl sHd he's row in
sfH='lii p si'ipa In a Ian.
f~s-B3i1a, believe 4; Ia.
as Niss Crauf0gsi's faith
-sis 'as is'uaEh tho little
y ;sa sssafsf Eink into sud.
lsa@i siktc1
sarsE's 'rum tho door. and
raaisE srgDss the quad.
ms % EssEs the group OF
ri.s.sE she looked al
o. 'assF'i and nodded. smii.
ssry vac spnsibine forced
raFal ah1a; The smile. and
aess 'sli certain shc mus,
asl-s Ssa, Ess said.
tiusFy sofs. aid the i,,.
Asst Eifi Ia a low tone.
aat ssiF tit isn't our
ssI soaI sss tha, a Girl
'7fisls connections should
as tat Margaret cra~.
Is see ssf uIlk across tho
ist spsli ;hiak that tho
lqsr hs.a-ssd to herr"
sorfsi l'u uuius, and uu.
''sta aan be to each
: vase n' other MarSarc,
's ssf litsi at the college,
gi'sH-s'Hisats sere ready
-9E6hinE TO her dis
IA q BET Tropis. wi,hou,
ny 'fE' TO end ou, the
ma At ls's' iha, DR.. Gle.
70 hrr' said Minnie
Iii'Is laugh A, which
'a' if"Tasd. for Dr. PAM
u the outside lee.
vas yuunx and no,
a'i " tho girls were in
4R N''E'rr' Crawford walk
\. ',' 57g1i. as she had been
y !, 's'' "7msnt her proud
o Hw9Ii break in two.
~ sa' iisliE.d and dis.
~ isl.o7' and Why's
~ - Position was one which
|" Fs'p at a distance
s,,.i'o -, TO avoid making any
&st, t..'a'p, vhich girls arc
s,,' % a'ke and sometime.
~ 10 break Marears,
~ ~ To- aspsrsions ina,
-, p h'r fathers chsras.
\, g q, 's' haIIcyed that ,her
y, '.i,t 'i. iof she loved her
e.. 'aiIi'7n yet. in her
~, say she resolved
h'rsf allow these as.
-. ,,aHi b, any one else
f. !, ,sio1El the quadrangle
d, ne brmd. level Stree,
" April aud ,,,,...,
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~ wouldn't go on one Of those eheap
summer excursions for anything" "Oi
foouns one has 10 be careful not to stsI
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Hxeur,iou Hate. tn Utah.

tickets to Sal, Lake or Ogden daily up 10
September 10Th at rate OF 81: on July
18th. August 18th; itth. ooth. sist. Sep.
on July 5ist. August lst. round-trip rate
will be SIS Lon. limit, stop, overs. di:
verse routes. by far tho quickest and
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Remove sAs esusss that msks your hAis iifsiAl
"a nay with PAaxsR's HAin hALsAA.
HiApEsoonH's. The bess cure fos coraA tseAA
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"This morning l reminded Jonss that
no owed me sixty-five cents" "Did u
vex himT "Oh. no: II reminded him TO
remind me that ! owed him a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

Always use Russ BLEACHING Blue. the
e any ether bag blue.
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tween :insuranse' ' and and 'sns "asssPsncsf:
Pn-Well, the latter IL what the agsat
has and the foSmeT In what he tries to
sell you.-Philadeiphin Press.
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A.. yos Using A,l.s.. vee..E...,

AFs Xoa Usins AIlsn's Veot.Eassf
u 10 the only cure for Swollen.
emaSting. Burning. Sweating Feet.
CoSns and Bunions. Ask Tor Aliens
yoot- Ease. powder to be shaken into
the shoes. AZ all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. &c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. ].
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
Trustees Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the
School Trustees was held last Saturday
evening with d full Board in attendance.
The most important branch OF the
business transacted was the appointment
OF teachers. The eutire corps of last
terms teachers was reelected to their
former positions. This is certainly a
well merited compliment to the young
ladies who have served in the public
school fer the past year. Most of the
teachers are graduates from the Carson
school under Professor Howe and it is
certainly a just measure that keeps ei1i-
cient teachers in the school.
y number Of applications We're made
for positions, but no vacancies were men
toned and the applications were filed
q. X. Dobbs was appointed janitor and
| the bills for current expenses allowed
| The following is the corps of teachers
for the next term:
Misses Childs, Swift, Slingerland. Tor
son, Herrick, McClaskey. Bryant and
Foley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
Married

In this city, July ., 1900, in the parlors
of the Presbyterian Manse, Mr.. James r.
Smith and Miss Alice NJ. Thompson,
both Of San Francisco, Cal, by the Rev.
John w. Dorrance in the presence of
the Misses Carrie Cuts and Crete Dor
rance and Mr.. F. f. Meder.
After the ceremony Miss Dorranco
played the Golden State March on the
piano, at the close of which the welded
pair departed for San Francisco, the
groom's place of business, via Lake
Tahoe where they will spend three
weeks honeymoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
Ice for { arson

People who imagine that there is 60
ing to be an ice famine in this city this
summer need not worry. Doc Benton
has secured the agency of the Floris-
ton Ice Company for Carson this sum-
mer and will be able to deliver ice a
foot thick if necessary at the old rates
to all consumers. The ice comes n,r
the company's ponds on the Truckee,
and is as clear as crystal and as hard
as granite.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03

Attorney at Law.
Office north side of plaza, Carson, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
Received Appointments.

According to press dispatche- nas.
B. Epstein and Robert f. Miiiiean of
this city have been appointed raiway
postal clerks. Both of the young men
deserve their appointments as hey
studied for the civil service eXanina-
ton aud successfully passed it. AS
soon as instructions are received they
will report for duty and be assigned to
runs sOmew here in the Western divi-
sion of the service. Its hard to keep
Nevada boys down and especially Car
son boys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
TAKE YOUR f1ClCE.
Places That They Celebrate
ON the Fourth.

Carson has celebrated for so many
years that the novelty of passing by
the 4th without red hot demonstra-
ton will be a novelty in itself. The
other towns all along the line have
hung out the Stars and Stripes and
will burn powder by the magazine full.
aud each place agrees to extend the
glad hand to the unsophisticated ten
der-foot from the Capitol City.
There's Virginia City, which always
does the proper thing by the grass fed
individual She has on war paint
from the Divide to the great pole on
top OF Mt. Davidson and the pretty
girls and honest miners are just wait
ing for the visitors who will go to see
the games, dancing and big parade
| and the reading of the Declaration of
Right this way to Gardnerville!
Every thing from hay ride to free
brewery. The greatest exhibition on
record. Free lemonade, horse races
wrestling matches, grand parade, a
big ball ana ali of it inside ne city linn
its. This also includes the reading of
| the Declaration d.
Aud there's Reno, who always in
vites you, will make merry at Steam
boat Springs aud you can find any
thing from a reu hot bath to the cold
anc clammy stare of the ice man. Its
going to be great at Steamboat and
you don't even have to bring youl
bathing suit. They don't say any.
thing about the reading of the Decla
ration d.
Eut Wadsvorth-It is bound to be
all RIG ht for the baseball boys are tt
take the town. not to say anything o
the big swath the Indian band is Il
cut in the railroad town. The has,
ball boys will have TO have a larg,
number Of friends in attendance to Sc,
that they don t walk Oil with the town
50 that means that a heap of Carson
, will 90, And again you don't want t;
-
kinds. Free beeronade and a trail
load of the prettiest locking girls il
, Nevada. Sam Platt is also to be Their,
with his fine baratone voice and al
o though he addresses the people on tn,
grand occasion, it is safe to say tina
every body will be treated with tn
reading OF the Declaration of---
When it comes to u real quiet tim
one should remem Der that Lake Taho
is the proper thing. The rates ar
about right and everything is read.
for the Carsonites and any one else VIII
is looking for quiet time with seen
left in the back ground.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03


Do not complain of your tired, weary
feet so long as you can find cure so
easily. Let me whisper in your ear
that Ed Burlington has the incest line
Of cool summer footwear ever brought
to the city. They are neat, cool, easy
and bright, snappy goods suitable for
lasses. His line of ladies crash ties are
out of sight.
The Thaxter Drug Store has received
and has on display fine line of vases,
pictures, fancy calendars, ce.luloid toilet
sets, perfumes --latest odors), porcelain
fancvware, glove and handkerchief boxes
etc. They sell cheaper than any house in
Nevada. The public is cordially invited
to call and inspect and price goods.
The Fox store has fine selection of
fishing tackle and it is the best that
can be secured. Ask for the prices be-
fore buying your camping outfit.
If you want nice white bread and
pastry ask your grocer for Ladies
Best Flour
WANTED-A partner that has 500 or
$500 dollars; the best and only paying
buSines~ ~ town: must be sober and re-
liable. Apply at this office.
Children S somb no hats at the EN-
pOrium-the latest styles.
TELL YOUR SISTER
Beautiful Complexion is inpossibility
without good pure blood. the sort tina: only exists
in connection with good digestion, healthy liver
and bowels karl>s Clover Root Tea acts directly
on the bowels liver and kidneys, keeping them in
perfect health. Price IS cts. and so cts.
| For sale atNevaia Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03

N. SODERBERG
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03
To Save Money

Buy footwear during the next two
weeks, commencing March 3, 1900.
We intend to remodel our store and
will make a regular clearance sale be-
fore starting. Goods below their orr
inal cost at Ed Buriins,on's. No
shoddy COOS in our bargains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03

For every pajT of gents W alkover
shoes purchased at Ed Burlington S for
50 80 you get s. in value, They are
made in all the latest styles, comfort
able to the foot and every pair gives
satisfaction to the wearer.
Joe Plat has just received the most
select and neateSt line of n>ckI,t> ever IN
this city. Take a look at them Wine they
last
FOR SALE-A buggy, in excellent
condition. Newly painted. Inquire at
this Office
NOTICE DAIRYMEN For butter
kegs of all sizes address L. Arnold
manufacturing Cooper. Truckee. Cal.
Davis 4 Farrcr have a splendid assert
ment OF umbrellas. Take "A look at them
It's no trouble to get good cigars
{. w. Friend keeps them.
Suits made to order from SD to So. fit
guaranteed by our new try-on system, a,
the En- poriun.
PASTURE-First class pasture, with
40 barb wire fences, can be had at thi
Thorne ranch. Enquire at the prem
| Uses.
| FOUND-A bunch of KEYS at Well:
Fargo Office. Owner can have sam,
by applying at this Office.
Miss Julia Schulz has started a kin
dergarden class. Those desiring t,
send their children should call on Mis-
Schulz.
Geo. Tyrrell has contracted for TIL
crop OF Strawberries from the Cliff rancl
He received his first shipment ycsterda,
and they were beauties Leave order
for box or a case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03

Al Karge and wife departed for San
Francisco last evening.
Mrs. f. Mara and Mrs. Click Winston
departed last evening for Seattle.
Smokers who are particular should call
at Friends. He can recommend a good
smoke and sell it.
Nearly every paper reports the arres;
of drunken Indians. The laws should
be made with a larger scope, and give
the whiskey peddlers nearer life term
The Carson youth is already celebrat
ing the glorious 4th, and fire crackers
are in d constant state of explosion. Tn.
American youth is ranking close to tn,
Chinese New Year. 1t takes week tt
celebrate either affair.
Yesterday it was concluded to EXTERN
mate the pigeons that have been nesting
in the ewes Of the Capitol building and al
enthusiastic young sportsman by tn
name Of Jack Cochran did some prett,
high shooting and brought down quite
Sag full of birds.
The Lovelock Tribune offers who'll
chimney full of bees for sale cheap, tn
honey makers having pounced onto thi
s.ot for a homing place. 1t is to b
hoped that no unkind contemporar,
will make any remarks about "bees il
his bonnet"
LOST-A gold K. of P: watch chain
| Finder please leave at this Office.
Nevada berries at the Emporium CIR
Gerry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-03

Joe Platt has just received the most
select and neateSt line of n~ckt,e> ever III
this city. Take a look a, tic.n Wine they
last