Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-11-09
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Trib cures bruises and sprains.

Will Days former store is being
used as an apple storage house.
Extensive repairs are being done on
the roof OF the county building.
L. H. Taylor, the surveyor, depart
ed for Reno on last evenings train.
S. c. Anderson has large force OF
men cutting wood back OF Jacks Val
ley.
Abe Harris made a large shipment
OF wool to San Francisco yesterday
morning.
All OF the new school books and !
college supplies can be found at Davis |
& Kirmans
The new band master for the Nevada
State band is expected to arrive in Car
son Monday next.
For rent-the store and fixtures for
merry occupied by C. E. Nylie. En-
qurc at the Fox store.
For rent-nicely furnished house OF
six rooms, bath and barn. Centrally
located. Enquire at this office.
For Notwithstanding rooms at
Mrs. Cary's on Musser street near the
Capitol. - III
The strike in Virginia is now on full
blast and from all indications promises
success to the laborers.
The Emporium is :ontrantly I'M
packing an immense line of underwear
for the winter trade
Zach Taylor, the a1l-round sport
passed through this city yesterday Tor
San Francisco from Tonopah. He
says the camp is hummer.
J. NJ. Johnson has now as complete
a line OF Photographic goods as you
will see anywhere. Films, plates and
paper fresh from the factory.
Visitors who are enjoying our In
dian summer, say that if only EASTERN
ers knew the Character OF our climate
they would visit Carson from May to
December regularly.
Last Wednesday an attempt was
made TO destroy the town of Tonopah
hv FIRE, -Four fires were going at the
same time but were distinguished be
fore and great damage was done
Sheriff Logan OF Nye county passed
through this city enroute to Reno with
an insane man. He thinks well OF To
nopah and the whole county in TACT
and says Nye will poll larger vote
than Washoe next election.
Agents wanted for Life OF Presi
dent theodore ROOSEVELT thrilling. il
lustra'ed biography Of our younges:
President; compete outfit mailed or
receipt Of $50 in stamps; be first in the
field. S. c. Miller & Co., Portland
In the suit of the Oregon Short
line people and the Clarke ccntill-
gent, which was set for argument il
The U. S. Court for yesterday, a con
tinuancc OF ninety days was stipull-
ted for. 1t is not unlikely that the
he
Life OF Mckinley" complete DO ks
now ready. Can fill orders for book
written by Marshall Everett or Mufat
iIolStead. Best editions published vi
outfit free. S. C. Miller & Co., Pot
Pianos for Sale-Elegant new walnut
cased Estey, NEW Emersons in Ma
hogany, Walnut and Oak cases; also
one Ernest Babler upright; bargain
prices: easy terms. Other new pia-
nos Tor $500. See w. P. Stewart, the
Sherman & Clay man at Steinmetz
drug store If
The suit, brought by Antoine Bene-
nato against Robert Virgins in the
Justice Court, was yesterday dismissed
at the request Of plaintiffs attorney,
because the amount sued for, $3.50
and costs, had been paid by the defen-
dant. Ed. T. Dupuis represented the
plaintiff.
it is commonly reported about town
that there'l be something doiry in
the marriage line next month. II ole
Dame Rumor hasn't another
guess coming, three OF our most eli
pible bachelors will take with him