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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

The landlady who presides over the
manners and edibles of the American
boarding house comes in for a great
deal of jocular criticism and some
times for very little praise. Any oc-
casion to add to her scant praise is
therefore welcome. A Chicago land
lady has just earned distinction for
an act of benefcence. One of her
boarders is a salesman who lived for
81 days upon distilled water. At tho
end of that period he broke his fast
because his landlady insisted that he
should She was imperious, but she
had ner way. Now, any landlady who
stops one of these freak fasting eX-
hibitions is entitled to the gratitude
of all bored observers. But what was
her motive? Surely this must have
been a profitable boarder, if he paid
regular rates. 1t is probable that her
motive was that of self-defense; she
didn't wish to risk the possible ex.
pense of a funeral, remarks the New
York Mail and Express.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

A monument is to be erected in Chi.
cago to the memory of David Kenni-
the age of more than lis years. Ken
Iison was the last survivor Of the
Boston Tea Party" He fought
through the War of the Revolution in
The Continental Army, and at the
opening of the War of 1912 was on
garrison duty at Fort Dearborn, which
then marked the spot where Chicago
now stands. He returned to Chicago
in 1916. His grave lies in Lincoln
Park, not far from the Lincoln statute.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

Philadelphia oculists tell us that
there is something more in the brassy
eye than mere slang. 1t is disease
and one which affects motormen and
conductors on electric railways Its
symptoms are an excessive flow of
tears and a dread of light. According
to the oculists this is caused by ver-
digris conveyed Gy the hand to the
eye, and it's scientific name is ohalkitis.
The motormen and conductors whose
hands are on brass rods and the like
a good part of the time while they are
on duty rub the verdigris into their
eyes and then the trouble begins. II
taken hold Of in time no permanent
harm results, but if neglected the Wis
ion may be seriously impaired; and
while it lasts motorman is not Who'll
iy responsible for an accident because
everything before his eyes is more or
less blurred and he cannot see clearly.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

The st. Paul eccentric recluse who
provided in his will that all his cash,
amounting to some $4,000, should be
burned by his administrators Sin the
presence of witnesses till nothing but
ashes are left" was illogical not to
say luny. If he had wished to escape
the disgrace of dying rich, and to
nobody any good he should have
burned it himself OF all the ways
of proving that one has money to burn
this is perhaps the most novel, 1t has
one advantage over the usual method
of brainless spenders, which is to burn
money in dissipation or foolish ex-
travagance. The post-mortem confla-
grafton, If carried out, will at least
not harm the owner and will leave the
government SO much richer. The in
cident is another of the little ironies
of life that crop out daily in the news.
Think of the work and self-denial re-
quired to accumulate this considera-
BILE miser's hoard, the bitter disap-
pointments in realizing at last that
there are no pockets in the shroud, and
the haired of kin and kind displayed
in the instruction to burn it-and you
have answered before asking it the
question. WAS it worth while?" OBJ
sirves the New York World.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

School savings banks are increasing
rapidly in number in the United
States. Last year the system was il
practice in 1872 schools of SO cities ir
1S states. During that year the depos.
it's reached total of $S76,229. OF this
amount $54O,701 was withdrawn, leav.
ing on deposit Jan. /, 1901, 1886, ,52S
In the same year 800 stations of the
Penny Provident fund in 16 states re.
ceived deposits from 79,010 children
amounting to 1914 ITO. Of this amoun
$9S,73 was withdrawn. Dayton, o.
leads among the cities inthe number o.
these banks, having 316 in % schools
each classroom where the savings OF
the children are collected constituting
a bank Los Angeles ranks next, with
1872 banks in 54 schools; then Chicago
with $50 banks in 1913 schools; Kansa.
City, Mo-, 219 banks in 46 schools
Pittsburg, Penn. 22O banks in "a
schools; Long Island City, where tho
system was inaugurated in March
1885. 2i0 banks in II schools.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-03

Detective NARROW got married a few
weeks later Mr.. Ritchie said he had
caught the thief. and persisted in gil.
ing him the $500 after all.-Tit-BitS
The evening world., 1901-08-20
HAWTHORNE WINNERS.

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. Aug.
.o-Tne races scheduled to be run on
mis- track to-day resulted as follows:
Fir., Racc-t'!ve and half iur!onss.
Won by Muresca. to and 20 5:
iyrrho. 10 for place. ran second
Harry Wilson third Time-l.i3l ~.
Second Race-S.vsN-eight OF "A mile.
Won by School for Scandal. F? to ) and
out: About. , TO | for place. ran second:
.Audie third.-T!me-l.B
Third Race-Onc mile and seventy
yards-Won by Malay. to :, and cut
Trinity He'll. ! to . place. was second.
Stranscs, third. Timc-l5, -
Fourth Eace-One m.le.-Wnn ny Hul-
ain. 10 =. and I TO :: fernando out for
.,lnce. ran second: silnr!an third Time
y. Is 81.
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IN THE
TENNIS final.
WARE LOST UNFINISHED
MATCH IN NEWPORT.
Winners Play1n,r Most brilliant
Seen This sesssn-Little-
Wright Match.

NEWPORT, Aug. co.-Play was re-
sumed in the champion tennis tourney
shortly after II \. ". to-day. The card
for the day included the unfinished
ware-Iarncd match OF yesterday and
the other sem!-nnal between Wright
and Little
Play was begun to-day. with the score
one set love for Larned and the Sames
one all in the second. Both played care.
fully. mostly from the back court, and
seemed TO be watching for opportunities.
ware got the lead. ?-l and then 81:
hut Larncd got on a streak OF play like
that OF yesterday and ran four straight
games an! the set
He was plyainS very brilliantly. and
though Ware go; back many seemingly
Impossible shots and played a srea, de-
.cnsc |, aas OF no avail.
The third set began In the same wav.
both mcn playing abou, the same ..y!e
as before. with atou, the same success.
ware took the opening game. Blu,
l-arned took the next Two and the L. ,d
and made three nets which gave rho
game TO Ware AMI made games even
t.arn"d then got going AS he had In
the set betor. and repeated his ,rick OF
running four straISa; games. This
made II his set and match. 60. 60.
GO
Larncd's tennis was he mos, brilliant
seen here this year. and IN spite o: tho
stubborn defense that Ware showed.
The Little. Wright match followed inn
mciiately on the championship court.
The Princeton player started brilliantly
and got a lead OF three games to none.
Wright then rushed for the net. and IN
spite Of great unsieadincss in hi. eervice
took the next two games. the second
after deuce four times.
Little got another game. and then
Wrtshts persistence made the score
all. Each then took game. when
Wright captured two and the set. ~.
The evening world., 1901-08-20
METHODS or rROcrnI.pr v.u,cr

METHODS or PROCEDURE WHICH
Will. SERVE no BRING NE &C.
y SEQ MEN CP IN SUCH a WAY
vs. TO BAR THEM FROM THE AD.
VANTAGE or TECiINICALITlES.
Nj thurman ana Mr ,;tryan. VIVA
We're present At all o, the Jerome in.
HAif'es have taken dlrrc, charge II the
fF"pAr'ti4A ~ the evidence gathered.
Ia'N haN' b"en At wor1 on /; Tor sew
rrai days and when 1t was placed be-
for, Mr rhlpin he had a. clear an idea
4. y 40 ihnHsh he had been present IN
ayEsnn AZ tho hearings
lhis fact nov that he has the Ipcu.
meats Ia hi. Eands. warrants rapid ac.
tf,r
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i'lith inninr

Warnrr nice crack 10 r.ntr. was
his s'epsd s.slglr II. ~1E again forced
al second rn Tuylprs mut this tim,
to T'nnrs LOW" was under Vans non
f6u Dnls saud nuly uy - l>Ing
NJ runs
MurphN gathered in Lows aiilr.ht
inner IL second base Frank EoH.rm IN
recovered Longs harL rap In Tim. 10
nip ,h- runner at tir-, b> 4 swift chu,k
MurphN ard ';nnl"i w.r" again a MIN
uUs 1nnina'5pn On kitiritE"'s huuuder
The evening world., 1901-08-20
EiEl,tl, Inning

B3S'nn nal made on. nit m TayIor
:. hf Davis nut pemrut 10 TfUucy
" ttsio canned tllc mrs, strike aui on
>>.incr so" S"ioasn tined Il Hamilton
pay. was Ia the way u Longs lines.
Ni.rlicr .iurt"d q ls't u" wa- creed
W.lts ;plr second Slarle ii,d or ~
MNLEIIn " nm.
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THE WINNERS
AT SARATOGA.
MEETING OF RoEHAMPToN
AND IMP A FEAT URE.
There Wasn't Much CIn.. I" the
Card. H"t Speculation" was
Hri.k

RACE TRACK SARATOGA y e
Aug. .o.-Tacrc was not much ciass ia
the card to-day. hut il was an interest
Ing proSrtmm. nevertheless. ana the
events wcr. excellent mediums for ~p"cu-
ia;ton. This Is - much a II hN"tts'
race crowd wants. though .. curse
better class il desirable now ana ihcn.
just to r,lce tn business ond OF the
game with a sporty flavor
There were showers here last night.
track, for q, WIS ~ Iry a. a cnip this
afternoon and very fast.
Thcm We. no stakes. bat meeting
between Imp and Roehlmpinn arIns 1t
lot OF interest ana It promised - b"
the teaiur. o. The day Tho iurnhince
was up 10 the large average
There II 5Onr talk %. extending tn"
meeting hhN. there being on. vacant
date between the ms ~chsduicd u Close
here ana the ruiuri'y.
IL Is not likely ptl; ther" VIII l.. any
give horsenen aud race G"ers chanc.
TO get home.
FIRST RICE
Hurdle h,naItsp tor ioarlc.rold. ant ~
wsrs: tao miles
Holland. i,s y.lisb $50 - "up
p,.uEh''m,n. iSl Mou.h'n Z: E,sn pm
STAR good Won s.sii, TIm- ini -
Holland took tho ,.ii ~ max iall and
stayed there throughout Winning .!hstiy
BY three lengths. briughtsmun fenced
very badly and was not 4. good ~ h.
has been. owing /" n!- tnli IN IN. las;
race In which h. ran.
Second RACE
ro' ,hree.ye.tad. ami apu.rl. -l1tas
The evening world., 1901-08-20
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

! " SPECIAL to The EtsuIn. Wbrlty
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug 81
i as follows:
First h,cs-For all ,r-, h.utieAp, 81, Ia,
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Tenth, tuning.

Warner out. Demon Ell renney rny.
lor Tanned Van llipd - Long S1#ruU4
Love out, Davis ~ GinuzcI Long au-
sl"i. but wH- on ~ second ,ryIug
stretch H. ktltrihe" cut Davis 10 Gan.
Zul No runs
The evening world., 1901-08-20
Sportsmen's Goods,
Medical.
OLD DR., GRlNDLE.

3, year, a specialist In ai-sas-s Of men. Unde.
OLD DIR. GRISDLEs scisntine tsva.msnt blood
ani skin diseases. pAins In the bones, r-d spots.
MAJ, Kidney and bladder complaints. scaidins.
!naaan ma ton. gravel. &c.. afv speedily cured.
imred imsnta removed. Sufferers. do not was.s
ain. visiting lees skiiful physicians. Rem~ mssr,
Old DIR. ORISpl.E has a resori for ma rvsiloul
cures, OFFICE OVEN 20 YEARS AT III VISA,
18th at. between 9Th and 7th avss. Advice tree.
Medicine 81. Hour 0 to O. SUNDAYS 3 TO j.
DISEASES OF MEN CURED
in 4 few days In DIR. PAuLs PHARMACY. {jsh
a.. and 81 ave-. speciaiiat In all diseases of men
no matter haw long standing. Positive and per.
m aae nt euv guaranteed. Gail any time.
CaaAltallea fsss. 1s11siae soa1oaAtlos
The evening world., 1901-08-20

F"rrrn~t for the thirts-sIx
hours ending : T.. ". We'd
"rrdns. Aug. -. for New
York CITY aud virinity. De-
rAsiOnsi rntn, W~dn~sdnS
cloudy, liRht to fr-sh enst-
crIy winds.
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standing Of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Attention. DOxer.!

The Sampson Athletic Club. o: wes Hnss.
ken would IKE 10 hear from som. c!.v..
boxers an! srss,l-S FOR engagements on -
opening nisht. Sept u address '.kIa". Hams.
rex. matchmaker, 30 S.c9nd street. HoSoaeu.
y. J.
The evening world., 1901-08-20
POLICE OFFICIALS ARRESTED.


'ny District Attorney rhllhin cx-
flnins bHt NY a sur.f method 81 en-
comprising the men under charges
Cap, Flood visited District Attor
n"S Phtlbin and had lengthy con.
fcrrntc this afternoon ana then wns
rlos"ted with Assistant District At
torncy Caravan He returned 10 the
rcndcrlnin station a, 80 o'clock ac-
compantrd by two men who looked
TX" merchants II was thought tina,
,hcy were bondsmen
few minutes after tho Captains
arrival Warimcn Glen on and Dwycr
entered and nj once we're called to
The Captains private room.
III E>iLrnrr In iinnd
All Of the evidence against police
officials gathered ~ the inquiries Goa
ductca py Juatlc1 Jromc is ii. the
h.nds ~ District Nuorncy Philbu.
ana sensational GcN lopmcnts are cN.
p'c'cd any ninl.e NJ the Criminal
Courts Bnilh!r.
- VIEW or ThE STAYS Sc.
CURED FROM COUNTRY JUDGE.
DN WARDMAN INSERT .\Np
CAPT DIAMOND THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY nEClpEs UPON NEW
The evening world., 1901-08-20
E'->~"ih i""i"u.

Davis singled Mcbride numtcd both
Murphy hunted sHfe. h!l!n. the hHe..
Mcbride ont at plate on Bowcrmni,' :
hit % Long. Baees fi!i S".bach scored
on Cancels ny 10 Cooley Warner
Rowerman out a, plate. Three runs.
Nichols batted for Willis. He walked
Nichols forced at second BY Siugle. zen.
ney singled, but was caush, nj second
stretch'ns II. Demont flied to Davis Nc
SCORE ny INNINGS.
H H.,,,, fers .. g 9 & 9 g 40 g ::
The evening world., 1901-08-20
GOLF CHAMPIONS
AT MEDAL PLAY.
OPEN TOURNEY BE-
GAN TODAY.
David nrii. the Mi'iI"thinn. Finj.h.
cd First Haiti In 81. Leading
TurpI" by One.

| CHICAGO Aug. .p--Piay in the West
crn open golf championship tournament.
open TO both amateur. and professionals.
began on the Midlothian Country Club'.
links At 20 y. VI. to-day. with a field Of
forty.,"o starters The contest call. for
| ,h!rty-six holes, medal play. the first
| iF'lf 10 be PLAYED during The morning
rat III" sccord beginning at 30 r. II.
David Bell midlothian crack paired
with Harry Turp!e. OF Edgewatcr. tecd
IN Wiz n mighty drive for the second
aol", rCipI. following Immediately. The
ether pairs followed at Intervals Of three
rlnu,.s
u mad oc"n expected by many that
The players who ma lc hogcy-S for ciyh-
'ccn holcs-wou!d win the match. but Il,
a number OF cases the Co,onel's record
was lowered. Bell and Turp.e finished
the first half with Bell leading by one
stroke. His card showed 81. while Tur-
pies was s.. \. c. Tollifson OF Lake
Geneva. also made the first half In 81.
eleven strokes less than his antagonist.
+ II. Hoyt. OF Glcnvicw
The leading cards:
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i'nurtl, inuinE.

Sclhtch lined out rIshi int" Tcuu.y.a
mitt Murphy pnpr.d u frui to Lowe.
Long flmhlei i'uw"r'riu's roller Can
zcl su'sh"h y neat single ., right hiIt
Sagl"'s throw 20 heal or How"rmiu
No runs
DAYS 'ui Camel mad. shnr, work ~
bempni t'ppl'N was the fpurth victim
~ NlrAhy. : agility NJ second bag TOW
"rnau and CAMEL took care uf iinmiI-
tuil NJ runs
The evening world., 1901-08-20
GIANTS WIN
AGAINST BOSTON.
co,innu~I cran tirs, r,se
>irn"u FINED $50.

nous DID catcher, watched hit r"ltuvc's
work a, iir-t Gag from the grand stand
The evening world., 1901-08-20

- Nlh "aN TIme " 10
.tp ws::; away IN front. Will. O.Con-
lsnchampinn back and waited
MN. contrary 10 usual custom
Hi col; generally runs IN front Swce,
'nccI laid s.ccna to the far turn
ife otonnnr saw "A tempting opening.
~ rushed lt"chnmrtcn In .hrou:n
the rail and into the lead When
te1"d gu, Roehamr;on r,.r
20 alone winning easily by six
hs ttom Imp. who was lively"
= ias N iron, of Tn" Rhymcr
FOURTH RAGE
The evening world., 1901-08-20

Satire rushed 10 III. from; and made
the pace, followed hy scotch Hush
Oliver Nc. and Annie Thompson they
held this order to IN" stretch. where
lhrhara Fr,etchic and Hammock began
to c!oSe. Satir. held his lead M to III.
last few jumps. where Hammock and
I..oara Frictcht '.-A. rot up. the for
Eer E!:r.ar by head from Barbara
.Er.tcn!c. VII" was head in iron, OF
:atire.
THIRD RACD.
ft>--A-sr.yr.r'ehi. and upward: mite ana a
The evening world., 1901-08-20
5. - ~. ~ 1890

~ = HEes "ah3. HiH~ Aaf 'tV"sn'h
EiraE!rHl5 ~ sh4a rs
Titt AmsEaa lp9 Cntktaa
TT.ssrr. IL uIGm <
sissaih iia llurp -."
Arnet o.. ~. stni'h
aiaf, god Wen itsts Tine Il
The Amazon mad ne most Sn.,,. la,i
MAS the rIc.m,S"s e. tIt -,r0.ch KIN.
nikinrlc lying ,cSoua and Sprc.nc .Ind
Agnes y !"nstA and b1lf nsnt
Hfkirnc closed on rAr Amazon. and,
wearing her down 10 the la4t siNtrentA,
Won by neck. The Amazon was .Nres
lengths In front % Trigger
UlFE
The evening world., 1901-08-20
'Chir.j Inning.

Warner placed a neat sin4l. IN centr.
field. ". was forced ~ second on TiN-
safe had hr slid under Van licked ont
II sngl. 10 right advancing TtIInr 4
base: TAYLOR and Van both moved M
On Ddr!ss put to Tcun"y all iiunr
Mcbride filed out inf,.uiey NJ rtias
Murphy a!h himself proud with XII
tridscs tcaser between iirst and second
WILLS ''i.h out 10 MciIrldr. Slhgl&
walked T.nn.y ended the inning. DAVIS
10 Camel No runs
The evening world., 1901-08-20

cs.-'itil. and Iiono,ulu raced ava,
Ing ~ a zap of several "nStn. bs 49,
i4w iui Ellington Al IN. h.5tl II the
stFeica cassviil" luit AMI iinnon u cam"
On hlpls Ark came tlrngsh .n The
iionolln easily stated him on ana Won
bS ihrst-uuartcr- ~ length from
Arnk who was thr"r Lengths in from, OF,
Su1u15uu,.Il
The evening world., 1901-08-20

$tFHNE F1n"H A'H.
s'ranr received hnc az so besides
his suspension
lie threatened /" JUMP 10 the Amert-
can l."hSu" and d.nics the charge II
dissipation H.. declares h. has been
unIurky and i-.bcing made a scap"soat
VIII ,.n jimpr ,sk"i tn World re
porter
We'll. replied Stranr. Wouldn't |
b" !, fool t. ,t,S .ni ir> i" ray hnll IN
NJ" York next year after tnis ttsti-
m"n,? YES I'll Jumr II ".n e"t Is"
right pi1.r
The evening world., 1901-08-20

,,. 70. 'sas-.r-oia: 'sii.osa NJ ~ s-rr
The evening world., 1901-08-20
First tuning.

Van hi tAr nrrt bal! pitched to be
mont ana died a. Nrst Long and Ten.
ncy took car" OF paSisR rnl"i ale
IRA" gave Low. a chance. "hich wns
accepted with thanks NJ runs.
Murphy spt h- iit..t in'te.h chance On
u hirh-bound.r from SLATE which he
handled nicely ana fcrrirh 10 Camel
S"!bhch ran k"r-lhp into IN. left held
fence after T"nncy's welt. which de-
vclou.d into "A twn-basger D"mont per
ish.d on a liytir one t. rhyiar, T"nn-y
reaching third Murphy 20, Cooley /.
ErN ger over IL tllnr NJ nuns
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,.1.s., ,e'.'s'''o''' '''.Ias arr M aae s.n
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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~cc""d Inninn.

S.ibIcn iDuh a on.- down Murpnl.
got Tho sihi mana rom his BOSTON
friends when h" Went u ut- III pnpr-a
!, high fuui I" kitt-llg" ii1N trmnu
knocked t"p fouls oui pf the H. tn"n
popped another 10 TvIu,s Tommy
grabbed Cancels smash down he lirtr-
No runs,
Hamilton went ont tuf business with i,
slow roller To CAMEL Love tiled out to
Mchrii. Long followed sui; I" DAVE
M :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-07-03
THE MIDWAY nR..vES.
Nearly a Hundred Professional
People Hit the Town
Yesterday.

wv" car ia Is III people 'f'''o1 yes
'@r''s t'"''ihS a"" '3r4e crowd Wa
40 we uep"V t" see 'heh. - fenllnoeo
one Ga 'he ARRIVAL u '"F NeI' ana CIV
simmons years ago.
L ne hfN' W"o ''ai'nei IHe a''eE'lon
o. 1he Gre" "'7 '"3 ''"H VINO ""'S
'he Lhre''e "c AZ iN@ opera mouse
"u''"S ''' "''"i' -Al d. ice ''"'
she l. oy All ".i"A 'Ae prize beauty o.
the $40" ara 'He io'tlie7' woman VINO
mas ever ho@le" mo Narsoh' II"
dudes ana joho"'e~ were there IN 'u'I
force ana tn cha.rmen q several com
! mltlee- put 10 an dpp2tftnce, lof the
tame "f the bHaH1y had pre'etoed
her. One co"'d near ii'@ie else on The
street. '"' ''''" '' "0' Il III """ yes
au" perfect " : 'F9' 9'''1o'S ''' rage a"U
| cu''lF''ea nAA"h"'7,
y ~ 'N = 'N W." 40
!
'''0 Nv
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-07-03
The Souvenir Programme.

The souvenir progrirnnl" of tue Carni
val is now ready for delivery. Ii is Il.
neat Pamphlet of 80 pages. pr"tn~ely il
Illustrated with half hes and containing
a b"antIlu! porlrature OF Quren Nevada |.
II is also Illustrated with scenes about
Carson and lots of its putllc buildings
There are also portraits OF the Grand
Marshal. Prime Mini-ter and chalrmeu
of the ira'li"s committees and promoters
of the Carnival, The paper in the hook
Is in the three Carnival col"rS, bound
with an attractive cover. designed by
Lester Merrill OF Reno. 1t is selling f,r
% cents. The " hole i Il very attractive
sou\ enIr of the larson c'-lebt alton aud
just the thing to send 10 your friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-07-03
Special Trains.

The Following >pcci1j~trainS from Rem"
and Virginia ami intermediate points on
the Y. & T. X. r. have been announced
for the DAY of the Fourth:
From Rcno-Sperial train leaves
promptly at Il. IN. Passenger train III
500. Special train leaves at II noon.
Regular local passenger ut p. III.
From Virginia Citv-Reguliar local
train leaves at 7:i5 q. m. If y sufficient
number desire To come clown, the com
pany Will ruu special to leave Virginia
at | !:il y. III.
Returning trains on this day will hc
run according t. til" J. Qu;rcmentS of the
passengers and the demands of the occa
sion.
On other dryS OF the Carnival Spccia
trains will also be run. announcement 0
which w Ii he made later ON.
Eound "trip tickets are good from tn,
~ to and Including the 18th. From Rem
/ 81 and from Virginia - cents.
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never yet hit a rock He is the only
mariner in this locality who uses the
precaution OF having all distractions
moved out OF the way before he sails
into port.
Then comes some more music. This
will be full band, but it will march
with as strict precision and uniformity
of time, place and appearance as the
Carnival decorations on Main Street.
The Knights of the Block, who come
next are not on an anti-saloon cru
SADIE, nor are they after a Ihanksgiv-
ing dinner. They are just after the
band that went ahead. Give them
plenty OF swinging room and just note
how striking they'll look.
The Men with the Hose will then APP
pear. Contrary to expectations this
part OF the parade will cause no blush
ing.
But we must not say too much about
this and what's to follow. It's secret
There's a solemn air Of mystery about
the probable antics OF the night rcvel
crs in this oily land OF fun. But ev-
crybody will know about It when The
time comes. There isn't subject o
the realm who Will not be out to JON
in the FRANKS from the aristocracy "
to the gallcy-siavcs and Gimme!
/ sweeps.
Lock out Tor the great Mardi Gra.
/ icStivali
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Prosperous Business For Sale.

Upon the death of nv husband, the
late John G. Fox, took up the bust
ness which he had carried on in Car
son since the early sixties. | knew
nothing OF business. but was forced to
do SO in order to clear the estate which
was left. [ have 1,ccom plished the
object in short slime because the bust
ness has paid, and it is splendid pay
ing business. | did not Intend to con-
tinue a business life longer than neces-
1sary, but have always desired to spend
some time ia travel.
This explanation is given as my only
object in selling ont. | therefore otf-i
my entire stock Of stationery, jewel'y
and wall paper and all the fixtures 70,
sale.
refer intending purchasers to Alfred
ChartZ, who acted as my attorney in the
ttlement of the estate Of my husband
and who knows the condition OF my bus
ness, for information.
Intending purchasers will have TO show
credentials and evidences of good faith
and upon such showing | Will ;!tiur,
] them every oprort unity Tor Inspection "
| iu' Ks and of property and condition O
/ BUSINESS
Jn29tf SARAH J. Fox.
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Will Increase Force.

Reports from Steam boat are to The
effect that two shifts are heing employ
ed on the shaft thai Is being sunk neas
the site of the hotet builaing which
was recently destroyed by hre. AN
other shift sill be added next week
The pump is eifectually keeping til,
water out Of the ~ay Of the miners
The shaft is nov over co feet deep
After sinking 20 feet further Il orlt}
Will he run to tap the formation whic.
yielded the fabulous a-.aNs.