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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Nene @abaib=N usifattuma.

Sle 9Sabalb@9 lIenbahn bat eben foloenbe
leue Aisliattun9 erbalten lIito aui lbreri pom
Chicago aus lanfenben Streden in Slemit
9eltelt. Gn9perbunbene Baggage nno lsai=
lager N%as9ons, breiBig Galait : Saeewas@
CONS, sebn gSd9en nit ;uriiflebnenbenI
Stiiblen, brei aaiie= gsassons unb ;rpei GB=
maeen. Ole Webr,abl bieier nelell SSaaeu
lit 20 0ilR i'll Der yGn9e unb entbalt Die mo-
bernlten breiten SorbaIen. sic baben ieds
Sransportwa9en nit Stablrdbern. Sie 0a-
lpdblten Sage Watoaonp. Die Se!el6tung
1T Ftiltlb @as init alsuabme bes Saiiez,
GBs unb einisen Der Stublmasen, mel1er
auRer9emObnli6 gut nit gleftriSitdt .beleud=
tet ilno, woSu bic @eratbe fir biefe Cars be-
lonoers ber9eri6tet llnb. Sn ben GBmageu
baben 30 Ferionen Glae unb subem baber,.
lle etnen 9roBen Sii6enraum. sSn bem SQY=
Ieipa9en baben Is Eerionen Slas, ;u6em be-
1noet ND IN benielben bic Sibliotbef un6
Eaid3lnmer I'M oberen Gnbe bes &aaens.
norm iid IA Eerioneu ieeeu tonnen. Sieie
ears eltbalten elm Gripat : tSafie nit Sis=
ralm fir Is Terlonen. Sieie neuen &aaen
ltnb mad Der bo6iten @ntpidelunq i'm mo-
oernen Gar=gau 9ema6t. Ti6ts 1T inter
lallen ltno feline 4lslasen limb depart, wsIe
fe ;t Der llrurioien Glesans beitraeeu ODER.
Die Sequemlidfeit nnb G%onpenien, Der 6un=
ben, Der @abaib Sabuitrede erb6ben fonute.
Seine Sabn lit Jest better alsseitattet aIs Die.
Vabaib, nm @eidaftsiaden SIR Gan=ameri=
fantlben Grpoiition su beiorbern. 'Sdreibt
tltr cine Gopie bes pans merita,Hldeu SoIz
Der, ipel6er cine ~colorirte 6arte ses stusiel=
lut9s9rlnbes nnb abbilbuneen Der Saupt=
9ebdllbe entbGlt. s. 81. 8aImer
aiit. Sen. Gaii. ast., Chicago Su. s5=2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Nnleiben auf Tarmen.

&ir limb JEST i'm Stanbe, Gelb aui Saruen
SIT perleiben fiir bic Sauer pom ,ebu :Sabren,
3inlen sablbar idbrli6. Inn aber Scntereiieu
81 lparen, fann elm Siinftel bes Sapitals,
menn ermiinl6t, abbe;ablt mersen, 10 bas
Der eeiber bas aapital in fini S;abren abtra=
gen fam, anoernfaus fann ct Sic pole Nm
leibe anf pole sebn Sabre iteben laiien.
Surd abtra9en Der S6nlb SIT irsenb elmer
i3eit werbeu benz Sarmer feline Grtra= slusIaz
gen er1padlen. gSenn er iGbrlid Elm 3ebu=
tel Der anleile abbesablt, piro er IN sebn
Sabren I6uloenfrei iein. Die Sortbeile obi=
gen Flanes limb lel6t erii6tlid, wern man
beoentt, oaB Die meiiten @elbperleiber ibren
asenten fiir ibre arbelten Irosente abeebeu
milien. Ger sarmer aber fam alf Die gSei=
ie, Die Sntereiien bes Sarlebens pom lie brei
ooer 1iint Sabren iparen. Gelb itets III ben
auernleorl9lte1 Frosenteit Su baben. @er
IIQ1. N6rpiip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

Yenepittin.rsMbte seiporpen.

Benebittiners Mbteien eetporpen. tie
ueue WbtsfapeIe 1T aus Marmor. g..
nent unb Spla gu einem tiinitlerifaen
@dmndtaTtben eeihaffen. Die mel,
fen Yatres am Bladder Gee baben bas
ionnise Stalien burdquert unb feline
81 n1tbenfmiler sef6aut. Iae bilbers
ben &iinite finb Bel ibnen 5u Saufe, in
Der Bladder Mbtei feblt aber cine. bic
Walerei, unb bas bat Der 2aa9er Sec
his l.iner Acknowledgement 2uft se=
Than. 9ieie Seeluft seritDrt ale 5arz
beniperte, besbalb lit iebt aud bic Qbtei
basu ibersesansen, an Stele Der 5ars
ben Mofait pber Sbonplatten au pere
ipenben, mo fonft S%arbensebilbe anses
bradt pprben ipdren.
Die 8ibliotbet bes 3loiters, bic ppr
reun Sabren aus ni9ts entitanb, sdblt
beute $4,000 8Gnbe. WuBer tbeolosi>
1fen Werten finben mir bier nod fol6e
iiber Surisprubens. p~bilpfopbie unb
Observation-Disclosures, unb unter ben
Patres finben fid @elebrte aler Dirt.
Gus benz @eiasten biirfte bic groBe
@orliebe Wilbelms bes 3peiten fir bic
Nbtei, Der er f9on in 1897 einen Be
fu4 abftattete, gu erfldren fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
lib nacb Buffalo.
Sstt 1T Die 3eit, CUR ausfeamns III
geben.

Die pansameritanii6e slusiieuuug lit elm
9roBartt9er @rfoIg, unb beimfebrenoe Selu=
der llno emit in ibren oobesausoriideu uuo
Gmpteblnn9en an ibre Sreunee, bie arosar=
tt9e @roinun9s= Extraction bes 10. Sabrbuu=
oerts nl6t SIT uerfeblen. Greiie iiber Die
NORTH gSeitern Strede bon ct. Saul uub
minneapolis S24.5O, Giidfabrt aui 10 Saae
besren;t S3l.55, Giidfabrt aui Is SAGE BE-
srenSt; $3.50, &idfabrt auf 81. Sftober
einl6lieeli6.
aue Sabrfarten siltig aiIf Dem beriibmten
electrl9 beleldteten Gortb =gSeitern 2imiteb /:
Der ldonite S3u9 i'll ieber Siniidt tGalid ;wiz
ldeit minneapolis, ct. Saul lno Gbicaao.
Sidets fai1n MAJ lid 9ieidfaus su uiebriSen
Eretlen iiber Die 9roben Seen Don 0ulutb
aus lidern oann 9enieBt man cine berrlide
Seefabrt.
Stdets, illlitrirte Yampblete uub ale Suz
formation III ben Stabt>S idet= fifteen. 3S2
Gobert Strase, ct. SAUL Alb Hicoaet aue.,
Vtinneapolis ober man abrellire ON s. Sc.
Z easSale, @enl gaiiasier= asent, ct.
Garl, Winn. 34-6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Betambte ben ,G0itor."

gbttor g. q. 8ropu BON Sen.
nettspiIe, g. g., mar einnal iibe,
aue WaBen eritaunt. rSnfolse pou
9unsenleiben BON llnuerbauli6feit1
i6reibt er, uruar meme sSrau iebr Der.
untersefommen. sic bate feine &rafi
ODER Starfe unb litt sroBe S6mer3eu
uon ibrem Masen; iie sebrau6te
electric gitters, Der ibr iofsrt balf,
uno na6bem fte pier Slai@en sebrau9t
bate, lit iie gang unb gar seiunb unb
tann irsenb gtpas eiien. Gr lit Elm
sroBerS tdrfer, unb feline an~senebmen
Gbsanss.G ~ualitdten iinb gut fir er-
itarrte 9eber". Sir 8erbauunssz
l6wd6e, appettitloiisfeit, Masen=
unb 9eberleiber lit er elm poiitipes,
sarantirtes Mittel. Nur so Gents
bel W. S. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
@as ein Nabr9en es er3dblt.

Wenn guer @eii6t cine elenbe,
bleide Sarbe, seist, einen nit @elb=
ludt bebafteten Inblid, Mottenfleden
nnb Stnnen auf Der 9aut bat, banu
lei6et Sbr on Der 9eber. Mber Or.
&tnS's ueue 9ebenspiuen resulieren
bic 9eber, retniSen bas 8lut, MAIDEN
bic 6aut rein, bic @ansen roiis unb
bic Sarbe meid. Sour IS Cts. in @.
S. 9ubn's Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

Sir ben Sranspprt mad
ben Der. Staaten ldBt bic Ser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon 8os
penbagen, 0Gnemarf, feds reue
Oampfer bon ie 1900 Sonnen err
bauen. Glei9a.itis lit in 4nbetradt
Der 3unabme Der ameritanifhen @uss
fubr befdlofen porben, cine resel>
mGbise D%ampferlinie nod Bottom gu
erDffnen unb bic 3abl Der Dampfer auf
Der Nep 0orter unb Netp Orleans
Noute su permebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Gin mann, Elm 3l1nrt.

Stubtous Suffel (ruft
feinem gum 5eniter beraus f9auenben
aOllegen guy: rSpuno, fommit Ou
ni9t NIT CUR aneipe9"-S punb:
rgtein. id babe mir seitern bas Wort
seseben, beute um a9t l1br gu 9auie
gu iein."-S Iffel: Damn tannit
0u rnbig mitseben, benin es lit ia iAon
balb neun!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
StdbIerne SidberbeitS SIN.
terle9Sbebdlter.

Us 1T ldabe. Semanbes @ertbpapiere in
S9a6telit al Saule aufsubemabren, no iie
Der Seilers9efabr.. Der unorbnuns nnb ben
Otebesbanoen-Hnorbnnn9 1T INNER idlims
tier ais Dlebitabl-ausseiebt iinb, rpenn man
s.te1 tietren teilerfeiten S9rein in elmer
gant tiir 50 bos sSabr baben fam. Mer=
9arts ytatlo'al ganf, ct. Gloub, Steorns
Co., Minn. An
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
D1terlidlrr Etnl..

Sunge Game Der GefelIz
f9aft: nSSbre 5rdulein So9tsr,
Ssrr 8ommer5ienratb, Dsrbdlt ii9 BEN
iie umi9pdrmenben 9erren aber Ie6r
fiiDl gegenii6er. IS ommers:e :
ratb: nSa, incline So6ter peritebt
es, msine WilIipnen gu bertheiDiaen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
GentuthIid1

Rt9ter gum freiseIpro6ensn
Sai6enbieb): uWarum betra9ten sic
in einem fort meine 5Gnbe9"-
8 9enbieb: yI9, 6err Ri6z
ter. tper Sbre lan9en singer
bGttel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Tragt die die Ore, Die lr INNER Gskauft n
ss Fl GWz&

Oas 8erfdufsre9t bat
Oeutfdlanb BON Spanien auf bic Sns
fel fernando go, aamerun, Oeutf4z
Weftafrita. ertporben.
Ofe BepDIferungN o m 9
betrdst mad Der lebten @oltsaGbluna
100000 Seelen; bas bebeutet etne 3us
nabme BON 161, 582 Seelen pGbrenb
Der lebten aebn Sabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
D.nbiu.

BANTER (5u ieinsm Setretdr,
Der linn einen 8rief CUR llnterihrift
pprleet): sd bab' Sbnen idon elm
mai gefaet, sc ipGen nidt unter De
Brief INNER i9reiben: 9o6a6 :
tungspoIl! Nfer baben's, 8ott
lei 0anf, ni6t nDtbig!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
anf Der GuuS.

T0rer /: nSb-9err 2eutnant,
Sic tragen ia einen 5lor, baben sic
Srquer befpmmen?"-2 eutnant 4:
r@eb-ja--neil bslte in Gipil ie6en
muRl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Aud1!

5ereniffimus (beiudt bas
Ntelier bes 9ofmalers. gr bleibt Der
elmer Staffelet iteben): rWb, ba 6aben
Sic 5rau bon Milbe portrdtirt, tpirtz
li9 famos! febr dbnli9!"-M Tier
.@erSeibuns, 9obeit, bas lit ia nidt
Srau BON Miloe, bas lit ia SrGnlein
bon Senben." e
OFF. Traulein bon Senben-a II d
..fehr ahnlih!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Dos Grnentheil.

Trau o.: nMas trei6t Sbr
Mann benin nun ben sanaen Gag, ieits
benz er iib our Rube seIebt hot2"-
Srau s.: s@r ite6t bsrum unb
mdht' 0drm."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Anueneb,nr Grnffnunn.

StammgaIt gum neuen aeaz
ner): rNiRen sic, i6 bin etpas nerz
bog! Wenn Shnen oaber bie unb bo
elm 8riigel an ben aopf fliest, birfen
Sic fiG nidts b'rdusmaden!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

Mutter gum tleinen Sans, ben
fie por einem Deil6en sepriigelt bait:
Sra, tomm' ber, Sans, i'd nil tpiebe,
gut fein."-S dns9en nNein.
nein, ben Srouen 1T ni9t 81 trauen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Varmers Qeibbanf.

y. s. Gsarneckfy, alsent Der geauer
Vine Hopal Ntail Gaiienser 9ampfidiiisae=
leuldoft mad uno BON europa. @iuiae
sSuhrpreiie. o4eho
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Gef1hrIiu,r Au1,Jf,

so, snobige Srau fpielen psnis
Acknowledgements: nJa, nur ipsrn
ih bon ben Sienftboten Dasu 9erei5t
perbei"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

8ntu,tiker ,.t,n prpetnrinnrr.
Der 9otanifer gebt tn Sen BalD binaus
Tub ianlmelt bort Yflansen, UNI lie ~
Saus
dit 9iebe unS Sorgfalt SIT preien.g
Der Segetarianer bagegen bemiibt
Gid MIR I'M Y~flansen, nm lle mil
Gpp'tit
Sn ieinem SauIe su-een.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
]. j. FRITZ,
-, -: NbDtD9rapbtH, -: Isl
St GermainfraRe, 81. GioHo, Iftua.

gSer elm natursetreues Bib itirer ielblt
ober cine Sreunbes= ober Samtiien9rnppe &C.
mndt baben Mil, fomme su mir. WaS Die
photographic Sunit MIR 81 letlten perrtd9,
BEL mir mirb tie in ieber Sinii6t erprobt
Suite unb superldliise 9lrbeit gesen btllt9e
9reile. I'm eeneigten ,3ulprlI6 wirb sebeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

8 n. Sn
Wfons, 8elgien, fanb lebtbin Na9ts
i'm &oblenbsrsipert rGrano BUTTON"
eine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itatt. Die
3ahl Der S3fer bstrug 20, bopon naz
rem 10 tobt. Die 9ergung Der 2eiGen
bauerte bon brei Bis a6t fritz. Die
&ataitropbe .erfolsts in elmer Siefe bon
24O2 SUB. Ser @rubenbireftor, Elm
Sngenteur unb Elm Stei9er fubrsn
elei6 mad Der Grploiion in Die Crude.
Die nod brennenbe 9olabefleibung
muBte abgeriTen tperoen, UNI bas
8prbrinsen Bis CUR Dnsludstdtte gu
erm0ali9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
-
Urn1f.

Srau gum franten 9atten)
nllnier 6ausar5t bat gu mir seiast,
Su tpirit tpobl einise Woden bas Sett
bitten mIHen." Mann: vHa,
peibt OH, es freut midi nur, Dab Der
Mann fir bas @elb, mas er bon uns
betommt, audi mai mas gu tbun bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Gtur Dnud1e.

a.: .0eiter1 auf benz Bah mar Id
Der Mann, I'm ben fid aaes brehte."-
o.: so betrunfen iparen Sie2"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
Identity Discovered

The inquest over the remains OF the
man found dead in the Wine House.
developed that his name was c. NJ.
Kicks, and that he came to his death
by taking poison.
He was a resident OF Washington
and that he was sc years old.
The story OF the suicide is trag ic
one He was married in Oakland and
was divorced there. A child survives
him.
Later he married woman who rar
away from him. He traced her to Reno
and found her in a house OF ill-fame
She refused to return to MIN and il
desperation he purchased the poison
aud ended hisl ife-Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
School Notice

School will be resumed commencing
this Tuesday morning in the senior
middle and junior grades OF the High
School and Miss Slngerland's grade
The other grades will not resume work
until notified by the Board. Pupils
from families where there have been
ore Or more cases of scarlatina vii,
be admitted only on a certificate o.
:. physiciay.
By order OF the School Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
A High Born Youngster

Friday night, December 9th, there
was born to the wife OF Joseph Berger
a son. The youngster came into Or
msby county at its highest point, the
tanks on the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water pipe line. which is about four
miles from this city and near the sum-
nit OF the Sierras. The youngman is
certainly high-born but he doesn't fee
half as gay about it as does his daddy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10

fails in his campaign against Senator
Jones
1t is impossible for an outsider to
realize fully how widespread and how
deep into the affairs OF this common
wealth has spread the malovent in
fuence OF this two million acre land
grant. 1t has stopped the operation
OF the federal land laws, it has given
the fertile valleys and meadows and the
entire water supply Of Nevada into
the hands of men whoh ave no desire
to utilize ii except for the feeding and
watering of livestock; it has checked
immigration. corrupted politics, de-
creased the population, and, in fact.
to its door may be laid practically all
the troubles which have come to Ne
vada since the decline of her great
silver mining camps In this it con-
sttiutes an answer to the question
What is the matter with Nevada?'
This may we'll be used as a horrible
example OF what might happen else
where. if Congress should cede the
federal land to the various states.
The cause has ceased to exist by
reason OF exhausting the land grant
but the effect still remains and it vii
take Nevada generation or two tc
get we'll started in the right direction
. The latest industry in Reno is al
ice plant.
The Gazette says that Reno is grad
uaIy filling up with undesirable char
octers and the officers have their hand
It'll keeping them within the pale o
the law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
A Laughing Success

Guy F. Seeley's latest comedy.
Hunting for Hawkins" which will be
the attraction at the Opera House
next Wednesday evening December II
is one OF the most emphatic laughing
successes OF the present season. II
has been accorded unstinted praise by
critics eerywhere and is said to be en-
tirely original. thoroughly entertain
ing and enjoyable. Columns have been
devoted to highly complimentary men
ton OF the cleverness OF It's construc-
ton and its spontaneous humOr OF the
dialogue. as we'll as t.. the general ex-
cellence Of the entire company presen-
ting the play.
The performance OF "Hunting for
HAWKINS is literally interspersed
with musical numbers. a number Of
new songs, several cleverIy executed
dances and various other pleasing spe-
cialities Judging from all information
obtainable this production may be con-
sidered one OF the best that will be
seen here this season, and the local
pIaygoers will doubtless look forward
to its coming with gladstone anticipa-
ton.
Seats can be obtained at the Stein
metz drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10

The Journal says the Great Western
Mining Company has installed a new
pumping plant capable of ta1 "a. AL
the ',ct water Satan may pc r into
the s!.;.ft Three shifts of r,r, arr
sinking.
The body of Joseph Griffith who
DISAPPEARED from his home in Grass
Valley last April, was found in a mine
shaft near that town last Saturday.
1t is supposed Griffith was murdered
and his body thrown in the shaft to
conceal the crime.
The best 25 CEN tie ever placed on
the market can be found at the EN-
porirn.
Entertainment books, for specia.. or
cassions, at Davis & Kirmans.
the local merchants are charging
one and one-quarter cents per pound
for spuds. At this rate potatoes will
be & luxury before the winter is over
Frank Garatson was killed by cave
in the Casey mine eight miles from
Laws station. Esmeralda county. Nov.
ember goth. He was alone in the
mine at the time
A suit for divorce cas commence
in the District Court here on Novem.
Der goth, in which Harold U. G. Ton.
kin is plaintiff, and Eugenia Tonkir
is defendant The ground alleged II
the complaint is extreme crueltv.-
Sentinel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
The Mack Case

Yesterday morning in the Supreme
Court the Mack case was brought up.
From the course OF action taken i'll
that the witncsse would testify today
Upon motion OF attorneys for Judge
n ath d postponement was take, it'll
the 23rd, There is a general belief
that the case will be compromised
without further court proceedings
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
Local Labor Union FI0urishinu

At the regular weekly meeting OF
the Storey county labor union last
Saturday evening, several new mem
bct:: sis ned the roll and the .1rc A :
that the union would soon have a
membership OF 400 was not exagger-
ated, as it will include fully that num-
Der before the dawn OF the new year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10

Stop worrying, don't study. but send
your friend something original for a
Christmas or New Year present. The
emporium can show something in
basket art that will be a surprise to
your Eastern friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
ALL so RI S
Tr;b cures bruises and sprails.

IT'D cures ana SDGdin 5.
Ali the Christmas books can be
found at the Fox store.
1t requires night and day SHIFT to
handle the freight from Mound House. !
Ernest Sweetland is in Virginia on
a business trip.
Lots OF new holiday goods being
at F. w. Days.
Mrs. Mary E. Desmond, formerly OF
Virginia City, died in Reno Sunday
Ammunition ~ every description TOR
the hunters can be had at Davis & Kir
mans.
Call at Days for stamped linens,
new invoice just received.
All the latest books in holiday bind
ings can be found at the Fox store.
No. 1905 wor the handsome chair
given away at the Emporium last ev
ening.
NJ o; the new school books anu
college supplies can be found at Davis
& Kirmans'.
James 1erington. Nevada's repre-
sentative to the Buffalo Exposition,
has returned to this city
! A carload OF apples. mostly bellflow
ers were shipped to California yester-
day
! Silk handkerchieis. silk muf1ers, fur
collarettes. Denims in all shades, etc.
at Days.
\ new supply Of Porto de Ora CT
CARS has been received at {. w
Friends.
Frank AIeder leaves this morning
for Keeler where he vii be employed
at the Soda works.
All the latest books from the mos
popular authors have been received a
the Fox store.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgenbotham an
daughter, who have been visiting rela
tives in this city. have returned t.
their home in Philadelphia
sam Clemo OF Silver City has be-
+ sentenced to thirty days in the count.
jail i0r beating his wife
Now is the time to place your order:
; for Christmas cigars. Consult c. "
: Friend On this subject,
= 1t is not necessary to send ava
. for settings for diamonds and preciou
stones. Chas. Friend has just finish
ed ring with a double setting tina
cannot be excelled for WORKMANSHIP
5 in any place on earth.
Stop worrying. don't study. but sen
your friend something original for
Christmas or New Year present Til
Emporium can show something
basket art that will be surprise t
e your Eastern friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10

n the Fox store all kinds OF mech
anical toys can be found. They are
just the thing for the younkesters and
amuse the older folks
Lo>t-Between Davis {, K;rmo-'.
and Ed. J. Walsh's store( one Brown
Fur Boa. Finder kindly return to J.
F. Richardson.
Dialogue books-new-at Davis ;,
knElan's.
the Times says the Dyer group 4
mines near Yerington has been bond
ed tor $4,000 instead OF $4,000 as
stated in exchanges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
M0doc Lynchers

The trial OF the men accused of par
ticipating in the Modoc lynclling is
now on at Alturas. Much difficulty is
being experienced in securing a jury
and great deal OF feeling is present
on both sides. Some of the principal
witnesses OF the prosecution are In
dams.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
Attention A. @. u. w.

Ormsby Lodge No. i, A. O. L. w.
will hold an election for officers this
Tresiay evening. \ full attendance
is desired FRED WILDER
JACK WALL, NJ. w
Recorder
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10
Kids. Take Notice!

From now on, every boy getting
his hair cut at my tonsorial parlors. is
entitled to a big bag of candy. Good
work guaranteed, and the best artists
iii the city employed z. P. JAMES,
Leading Tonsorial Artist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-10

{. w. Friend has received a fine as
sortment OF sterling goods which, he
selected for the holiday trade. They
are certainly neat and suitable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-02

OF
o the La
D. to
learn
year
the letter
they thought Of the Institute and the benefits they derived from the
om1nent-
open up to me-
a
S
II
Professor
II
II
b
the New York Institute Science
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-02-02
With " Blue Jeans 2

part in the 'Octoroon-' Mr. Mansfield
saw me in this role and engaged me Tor
his cOmpany, in which remained for
five years. Then came Jane The
Amazons' and other noted successes,
and. finally, good old vaudeville w nile
/ would like TO go back to straight work,
yet the remuneration is only about half
then 7 have not been able to secure
play that would suit me My secretary,
who travels with me, Miss PaySon era
ham. comes from a literary family, and
is at the present time engaged in franz
ing what I believe viii be a play with
a part that Will suit me lar better than
anything / have ever undertaken Al
though 1 am under contract with my
present manager for a space of TWO
years vet to come. there is provisional
clause which viii admit Of my again
resuming a starring tour in the legiti-
mate field. My real name is not john
stone Bennett, dear me, no. When
was born in Cadiz. Spain, Of French
Spanish parents. my name was Walen-
ton rCrOnise. In those days, that is,
when I lived in Spain, I used to smoke
cheroots. No / have never smoked
pine But to return to names. After
my parents died I was adopted by
family by the name of tombstone; sub
seouently I went to live with a dear
lady by the name of Mrs. Bennett. and
when the stage fever struck me I
thought to immprtalize the names OF
tombstone Bennett. My real Christian
name. unfortunately, was intended for
a boy, il being the name really of my
fathers business partner. The fact
that ] made my worldly debut as a girl
did not appeal to them in the least and
the boys name was hung on me. Just
the same