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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
HOBART is
COUNTING
THE COST
Four Blocks of Business
Buildings Destroyed.
SIX PERSONS INJURED
Four Mon and q Wom3n
SIX PERSONS INJURED
-Four Men and a Woman
Charged with Arson.


that started yesterday at Hobart one OF
the new towns in the Kiowa-Comanche
reservation was brought under control
late last night. afte1 destroying four
blocks of business buildings. including
the Citizens Bank The less is now es-
tirnated at sloasee9s insurance light on ac-
count Of poor fire equipment.
SIX persons were injured while fighting
-he fire. a W Kerr of the Terry-Kerr
.z.y Goods company fatally. Four men
and a woman were arrested today
charged with starting the fire.
The list Of losses and insurance is re-
ported as follows:
Sol Erdworn, dry goods, $4,000; insur-
ance $500.
City National bank, loss 5000; insur-
anGe S3,e00.
Bolon Bros. hardware $1,000; insur-
ance, $2,ee0
w Corn, groceries, 5000; insurance.
$1,000
OR. Rouse & Co, plumbers, $500;
no insurance.
H. C. Hardcastle & Son, meats, 500;
Insurance, $3.50.
William Nen, jewelry and millinery,
5000; no insurance.
J. McWfliams. meat market 5000; in
suranoe. $1,000
W. T. Havard & Co, grain, flour and
feed 81 500; insurance $1,000.
r y Mcconnell. dry goods boots and
shoes. 5000; insurance, 5000.
Nichols & Evert. drugs. 5000; insur-
snce. 5000
y. 5. Sutton & Co. racket store, loss
s. 600; insurance. $3.50.
Thorne Bros, loans 500; no insurance.
Ed Thayer, groceries, $1,000; no insur-
Rnce
Eagle bar saloon $500; no insurance.
Merchants saloon. 500; no insurance.
Hobart Produce company, $500: no in
surance.
Rev. J. n. Hersey. $500; no insurance.
O. r. Croft. butcher, $1,000; insurance,
I50O
O. r. Bechnel, $500; no insurance.
sixty-six saloon, 1900; no insurance.
T. T. Briles, grocery, $3.50; insurance,
1850
Chief Publishing company, $500; insur-
snce. 5000.
s B. We'll. $4,000; insurance. $500
J. /. Perkins. Loco; insurance. none.
o. r. Anders. Sl.500; no insurance.
NJ Meyehardt, clothing $4,000; insur-
-sace. S3.5o9r ---e------
II & -wey 81 Son. hardware. loss not
given.
Morse & Standven. loss not given.
". c. Brady cigars.
G. a Mack. restaurant.
Hut d Hazelwood, dry goods
Lyon & Matthews. hardware.
Gibson & Kutchart. tailors
Hobart National bank.
Dixie. dry goods.
DR.. Brenneman, dentist. $780, insur-
Rnce, $500
Dr Bonham. physician. $500.
Jim Tolbert. lawyer, $1.5O0
Cahill * Cahil. abstractors, 5000
Rummons q Brown, lawyers. $1,000.
Or. Lovel. dentist 81 500
DR. Bailey. physician. $1,000.
McKoen & Madaris. S1.00a.
-. Moritz. barber. 500: insurance. 500
J \. Tackles. barber. S2.oo0; insurance.
1O1.
United States Express company $500
Total losses, $1,000; total insurance.
$4,000
See Dr. Jenneys Goitre cure adver-
usement on eth page"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
GUN CLUB AROUSED.
Will Take Action TO Check Poisoning
of Ooqs.

OF Dogs.
Blackwell O. T. July 31.-The Gun club,
at its next meeting, viii probabi take
steps that will lead TO the arrest Of the
dog-poisoner that has been poisoning dogs
in this city. says the News. The stat
utes of Oklahoma places the dog-poisoner
in the same category as the horse thief
and makes the penalty term in the PEN
itentiary. OF course, the dog-poisoner is
more sneakng than the horse thief. for
he kills and destroys property through
a spirit OF pure cussedness. Such a per
son is OF little value TO any community,
and the aw-makers OF Oklahoma con-
Guided that the best place for him is
in the penitenuary, and that is where he
VIII so if the club is able TO run him
down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01

Enid . r.. Juiy - Mayor joint In
den u this city Is vsry ll having sss st.
tack of iufiausnnatory rlsesauaftssn 500 tone
is allowed o. see ths Mayor except ga
the most irnpGrfaut buEisess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
NEWSPAPER SOLD.
Anadarko Democrat Passes 10 this
Publishing Company.

Guthrie. o. +. July S1.-The Anadarko
Daily and Weekly Democrat. owned by
the late L. D. Blankenship. has been
published by the Anadarko Publishing
company. composed Of W. S. KilSore. 5.
B. Sturgis. Fremont Boyle. z. T. Mitch
ell, W. II. Divers. J. F Brown. J. W.
Thompson. ]. G. Gallager. ". y. Gish
ard others. and viii be edited by 7. T
Russell Of Lawton. o. T, as managing
editor The above company win be duly
incorporated as the Anadarko Publishing
company. having paid-up. non-assess-
able capital stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
Territorial Charter.

Guthrie. O. e. July 5i.-Terrtorial char
tiers wcre granted today - follows
The Premier OH company II Pa~nee,
o. T. ard Bartiesyll.s. J. T.. wlih ssfa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
LocKETT RESIGNS.
viii Engage in the Grocery 5usinet
at Norman.

Guthrie. O. r. July SID 81 I.0cEstft
who Cor number - years has been al
slstant superintendent ~ tao sanitarium
al Norman. has rendered his resignation
20 The directors ~ che Institution. SRI
Locl<ett viii engage in the grocery bus-
lness in Norman No successor @ Mr.
Iockett has been named by the directors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01

Particularly at this season Hoods sar-
ssparilla sustains the strength and pre-
vents Illness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
a cuarsnteed Cure for Piles.

Itching Blind. Bleeding. CT Prctruding
Piles. Your druggist EfIl refund your
money II Pazo Ointment fails TO cure
xou. % cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
Will Open an Office in Guthrie for
"KatY" Business.

Guthrie. o. T. July l.-The American
Express company has leased the rooms
recently occupied by the American Loan
and Trust company. for the purpose of
opening up an Office here As soon as
the katy begins TO operate trains into
Guthrie. the American company will begin
business Heretofore Guthrie has only
had one express office-the Welis-Farg0.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-01
DIDN'T GAZE 10 LIVE.

See Or. Jenney's Goitre Cure adver-
-isement on eth page
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
$l.08
Pictures. arl sp :,

sNkSs~~s - " w. ~
We aIe displaying N ouI Al Gallery
4 laTge assortment oi heautliul Water
ColOfs-lhe voIk OF the hest American
pAinlen Can heheT Mitchell, Hugo
Fisher, iamasms, Arthur fIuJel and
olheIs The Ne haIm"Dlously framed
snd make idea wedding ~ bhhJay
gliis,
hssutiu ioloise fnnn SAD ilshlns,
.ollss n sdl-khOsg aubisis, msiisJ
shd 40 'y-l1,h gii iismsa ouislas
nee ufsnshit liASO ihshs,, oibsn ehsfgs
81 - ouT piIss, iss
In0l : i,hing,, msusJ. s-ineh ksso,o
yli ifsms nuislds msssuIsnsnl HAM
iD.hu otLsn shsfss 81 100 ouf pnss,
49,.
O,E sLslsJ Pend fs.ts j-hsb fiii
hsn.t uuitids nss,uitHsnU ItAsl
,H,hs o,hsn oLsip $500 ou' puss,
o. W.
Platinum fnHn. isngs,sns tvbis'i', =.
Ineh ale hsHss, ovisids nss,uemsni,
lA,gI hsbss, .a0 - Olbsp o. 5000
spI pf,es. si.ts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
CARPET News. 4 sd Fl.


All who have Carpets to buy should
cons der our offerings. It's the practi.
cal way.
Failure to do so may be accounted for
only on the score OF ignorance or ex-
travagante. Ignorance OF oursva!ueS
means a money .loss-and is inexcus.
able.
Deliberate disregard OF them is ex-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY unpardonable.
The claims of the stock are strong
-buttrue They should challenge at
tention and cOnSummate sales.
Tapestry Brussels over two hundred
patterns TO choose from including the
best qualities OF the best manufacturers
-4Sc., Sc, CSC. and 7ec.
Body Brussels-over one hundred OF the
handsomest hgh-class designs from the
Lowell and Whittsll and other equally
well.known mills 99c., $l.l4 and $l.4.
Velvet Carpets nearly fifty styles
Smiths and Higgins makes-ch charming
effects for psrlors, Libraries, dining
rooms, halls and stairs, CSC.
Administers Smiths and Hartfords
close TO one hundred and fifty pat
terms the tendency is toward floral, two
tone tapestry and Oriental effects, CSC,
$i.0s. Sl.is, $l.24.
Extra quality wilton Velvets forty odd
patterns, from such manufacturers as
Smith. Higgins and Others. They ere
the rich. lusuous. closely and firmly
woven grades that yield long service
and keep attractive as long as they
Weld il.
Most o. the patterns are in sets includ
ing room and stair carpets, with border
10 match. Ii requires an expert 20 dis.
tinguish them from the more costly Roya
" iltnnS nfies 81 u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
nor CROP ~ ItLLING Off.
Hut There Won't he An, Lees Beer Next
Year Our suppl, InHeasing

II : an old trad ton among brewers.
which le-r dIihaers dc not general shaH.
that II the hop crop should ever fail there
would be no more lecr. The incredulous
belief 81 many b-er drinkers II that hops
do no, enter into the manufacture 81 that
art iclr 10 ~ large an extent IA this era OF
chemloa .ul'sti,ut"s AZ I" make any par
large ~ sinall
HUI there IL Just now q pretty well au-
th.ntlcatsd n-IoTi that the hop crop la
England, the great hop-pfoduclns country
this year will not H. hall tlr actual krowtl,
of last year, AID may nOi exceed one ihIfd
The low nigh, tsmpcraiur. aid the alas,hr
81 sun are said tO acouDt fI iha hlos
Development ~ tie coIns Anroidplf "a
the British GoNeIniIgnt fsturns, Va" lai.d
under hoIIs has Dnen rsduu-d ~ sA11,
acns Ia lsst IL ~as 1881
Neat 10 fngland - pf"d'hsns come lhe
IIlt.d btat.s and GERMANY liui No gam
Ma r.a.,ut ysATs Lac ii.-n chiefly ii Ito LiLd
States shlch ts uohsiAntll cha s.ht 10
outI,M foI nnany ynaTs Nee lob MAI
sar the ohlff h,p-Iaislns s'"'iHn q" 'ihf
ouunliy and ga 't 'rTntn'' ~ W :. Aii'ai
and lLs'hs-t'r, ~ urnual Nee lois, h"ia
srTr ud inrfrly q looai s',i," ~ sirai
n N,n,l. "a faTuaIs Lot a sril oetstlitiH ~
stat ln,i,.siI,, llks kss iuTk b,ss 'l'',s
IL Las i.-'n l,uAd a. nssipl ysais, 'i"''si
tl,ai Noe 90 sI'i,"t s''iH'Ai'l ,% "a
Iis.un. Nasl.IsI. a. ai.d 's.h.ini. wli.i
az 100 tho EfuAi beg ~ al'fH lifN
az, taui,sf fIulu ui niafisi - hHiH lish
Il Me- luih abd a. iiis i'sTt d.i -"
ius siill HiAlns 40 81 ahut'
Ilt HAfrut Co. NuitlI t"I 'N'f1 .hI" 10
,i,i,itufaaaun q is,I a lIuH"d iHi 10
isiliulsI is,isf -ull % thai l-sf d hiH %
I'D. A,taalis tisl 90 mi ii.. ~. uI
~ - i--I bui Slss j 40 go. 90 80 i'is
ssu tanL. shpIh thtis ssa-fiills' q sfs' iEfiit
~ ell fsfHsntsd AaYst iG "a Aiid ~
ls,,s -. ~ sLs sbd lspfisf w. i'flnALt
si.1 the Litsd slsL<s tbsy sis "A u-s cLisny
La L1x1I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
A SCHOOI FOR ~ BLIC MEN.
The Liitie Brick Building st Kingston.
where Judge Parker studied Law,

KINGSTON y y, Feb ~ hltho lgn
Chef Judge Alton Il Parker was not born
il Ulster county. he hah made hIs home
here since ho vas young man. married
an Ulster county Young lady, taught school
in the county, studied law and practi-"d
in thu city ana Wa, iirst brought into prOml-
nenoe by ba.ng elected tn Office ia Ulster
county. s,o lie II considered un" 81 tho
xruup 81 Ilsor Counttpubhc men
The one-story brick buildlnR on JOHN
stree, whsre JIdgs Parker s'ud"d law
l., nov ussd ~ a tludin hN a inIsi" teacher
4 4. dDubtfu, ~ u viii iurh out a. many
prnIninrnt musicians a. II ha- men Nhu
have ln-n prominent IL the legal and Pohucal
world
Hero Il VA hat Jacob Hard.nburgh
had he law ONO" when rl,af,-i stat" S"iIa
tor In the late 'OIs Hal hr lN,si h" Soui 1
undoubtedly have lo'n ioNrrnnT ~ ths
state
August S,ho1nIaksT thrn County
Judge sss hls JaTtisT ahd latnf lie too
l.sca an, "a state S'paiuI and aft.i"aid A.
t.Iu,, -firus raj - the ~ ate, aHd a nTtn
lsr II ne llrs' Interstate i"nnrrur
Jauu lin,lu. VITO i--s'n" . laS pat
Irt II hHI.AiuT h,ltt.auHiakri alri va
rart,.i IasinlsI u' to sat srnai' ahd
u,r ~ uns iiHr flifnF' abel ~ ~ ~"
II.tH ..,ats az . Guisful.iufial IHsHsiiahlb
iirn 90 fHIIii VI. 10Y tlai llasii
D. ~ I..Frr''I h,Ia'HI ! .pr't,s lHiHH
ffuli ,tiIsIs, o. la s..l ailall ilial u s.uid
iuJ.Iu ta' IHu.IsR 90 Juds' f"ih" 81
Jausr ~, v... st- '...a.'. saIl'i.r
90 J.J.4. H. t.. l'u..aia. e. t'sH ,"
t.Ht|as.. % 100 Ui..H t.I 90. 81. Yi,'si
10 d. uis uulr iaf. .Ht' si'u Lt'lng
iH4u stH.H. IH.... b.tH - iusfh
go. Ar.4I '.r,.a '.Hs o. - 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

and Gen. Wiiliamson's gigantic scheme led
not only TO the foundation OF Bath, but OF
other prosperous towns in the southern
tier and western New York, and to the
steady sale OF the Pulteney lands. thus
portions OF the STATE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Lamp Tables. b.semsn,

Three hundred Berlin Novelty Metal
Lamp 1ables refined dull.loned silver
finish - handsome openwork deeora-
lIonS--iull size, square shspe-speelal-
" stores would cali $3.50 q tar price
for them; our nee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Malleable Iron Beds. -

Almost Impossible to break one OF
these Beds. We sell them with ten
year guarantee. That's as good as an
Insurance against breakage as you
could desire.
All sizes, in white. cream, green, pink,
blue or wrought iron effects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

Agate hi,kd stsii 'asnJsit, ~ 10 81
Asst Ni,ka Bod Iippsd ssu.spsnt no
9A ~ ~, Ne So
AssU Ni.ksl stsd Buelsn. Ne -,
Agss h,ekd stst bsnln ssu1sIsnt
"a 81. 80
Afso Aic1d s,ss Di,t r.a, q. gu.
~,
hs,, La sssL boAsit, sOTpa bot.
I'm, o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Special Values
This Week in
Black TaffetaS,
Dress Goods
6 Wash Goods
The Furniture Sale. -,

ne FURNITURE SdIe. 9Th FL
While others were giving "fair warn
ings' and indulging in other auction
house Subterfuges to convince you that
the opportunities for saving money on
Furniture would pass with the going
out of Fehruary-we were making
broad efforts to carry the movement
over into March.
The display needs to be seen. March'S
dawn is a repetition of February, so
far as Furniture values are concerned.
The same conditions existed to create
exceptional chances. We realized
them, ard proceeded to secure the ad.
vantageS they offered.
That's why Mays Mid.Winter Fur.
niture sale is still an important ot.
caSiOn in lo,ll retailing.
Solid Oak Bedroom Suites, full size bed.
large dresser bevelled plate mirror and
deep drawer. handsome washstand,
slSe6.
Solid Oak Bedroom Suites, full size bed,
dresser with full swell quartered oak
front. deer drawers, 24xSO in. heNelled
plate mirror. large waShstand, S4eeo.
Solid OAK Dresser, 80 inches wide, deep
drawers, 1924 swinging bevelled plate
mirror lust right for cottage or hotel
rooms. $7.49.
Solid Oak WashS,ands, large size deep
drawers and commodious cupboard,
S27e.
Solid Oak Bullets, highly polished, SO
inches long, 50-nch hevelled mirror backs,
two drawers and undershei, sl04s.
Dining Tables, highly polished, 42x42 in.
chartered oak tops, may be extended
10 8 feet: finished with 4 in. bevelled
rim, 4 in. ilutej legs, sli,67.
Solid Oak Dining Chairs, cane seats,
heavy spindles. high hraced backs, 7sc.
Solid Oak Dining Chairs. closely woven
cane box seats. high banister backs, STA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
~ ~ H. Macy g. Co.'S Attractions Are Their Low Prices
]! i! !! y ! :: s :: :: 5,
"A " IA Broadway II gath to 18th ST.
Special Values
This Week in
Hosiery, Spring
Millinery
and Costumes
Cut Glass at Unequalled

Cut Glass at Unequalled
Prices.
The Cut Glass offered during this
sale is guaranteed to be the finest
quality produced. Being manufact.
urers, we save retail buyers the mid
dleman'S profit. But the following
values mean more than our regular
economies. Original prices have been
surprisingly reduced.
Pieces Worth Up 10 50 O9
$500; choice ..... 10
Including Sin. Salad and Fruit Bowls,
Water Carafe, DecanterS, Jelly Dishes,
Oil Bottles, COMFORTS mounted on
feet, Olive Dishes with handles, and
many other articles all brilliant in
cutting and beautiful in shape and
pattern.
Olive and Bon Bon Dishes, worth up TO
Sl.97 choice, &c.
Oil and Vinegar Bottles, with cut stop.
pers, worth up TO $3.50; choice, sl.47.
Salad and Fruit Bowls, Gin. diameter,
round or triangular. worth up 10 $500;
choice, $4s7.
Salad and Fruit Bowls. 9 in. in diameter
very deep cuttings and novel designs,
worth $1,000; choice, S7.is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

Oriental RugSbuiu primitive hand weaving and
table dyeng that will artistic and valuable acquisitions any home Made
goats hair thick pile flexible velety the
Nearly all the originated with the nomc Tartar tribes around and
about the Caspian and Caucasus and almond Leaf medal
lon Jewell and elaborate flower enriched with straight and
curved borders coo that down mvy with and uebu
fade Persian blue. red peacock yellow old gold
and black The lot includes antiques
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
HOusefurnishings

hahng bapghh the mas, ,Iillal,u Improvements N
g. daN ,ofeJ by uS d1et. geGs
ds,ase isn nd kcs lnj ih muN lt scIshtA ana sn
81 them have beauty buj 's,'mds BAD Safd N
30 hsatl anJ III, cds 81 corn.a. We ,oId
quAus, ani Shh sl them sc than
y slL IeAE mu IN pom hm We aVL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
China Bargain Tables. -n.,s

exceedingly line China will be closed out half and
less than hall prices Floral decorations enriched with gold
Cups and SauceS, Chocolate Pots, 4oc.
Dinner Plates, sc. Cracker Jars, 49,.
Tea Plates Covered Dishes OK.
broken lots English and Decorated Dinner and
Tea Ware for less than PLAIN white is usually sold for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Household Linens.

4 hlni VI lhs .nens e,yhomy Is tat
VI eaeh Iem
HsmHsJ h4,ksba,t TO-.
I'rns h,hss 81 O.,
-bAtO ln,ht. sI O..
hsmsut,hs5 bsms,i lns,t. ..Av
lb>hs - ~
h,a,ui,hsJ Dsmsti H.. ..hn ~
lH, hss - ~,
Hsa,uf,Lss Isfmsn bsu,ti -
flutLt
1asts iaslst 80 40
tlshu iu,h, o. tl'H
tlsss lh.hp % 'isN
. 40 .blssthsJ lnib sbs barH.s %
AehD . ,as slus a., lsIJ 10 90
H,i,p Al.Hbsu itssu isit bsls's.
siss -, bsi5 - A.,
Isus hfs,b Iuu.tss,i.,1 Ist.' nsns
sss 10 ache, . de ,sias o.. Fsit 81
%,
Blssehss lnsb Dsms-s hspiini. .s.sa
sl-js
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

MaCy's March Sale of China and Glass
The March Sales of China and Glass recognized features Mays Monday
will u the first movement OF the kind store the largest build
world devoted to retailing.
a standard of liberal values.
will tide changing the universally pasVenS and
laSitude into keen trade activity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Decorated China Dinner Sets.

Here biggest kind Observation-Disclosures genuine bargain
Goods prices that justify and sustain the the sopsd wor
found advertising
Porcelain Dinner Sets peteS lrglazt decorations advertised Sc
ree spray advertised 81
Porcelain re gilt advertised 50
Iu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Upholstery Goods-sd n

Reversible and Single-faced German,
French and English Cretonnes, sold by
others at CSC. to o5c. yard; our
price t9c.
Figured China Silks, twenty different
styles 10 select from, sold by Others at
CSC. yard; our price $50.
Ruffied Swiss Muslin, p inches wide,
some finished with tuoks and inserting,
other with lace inserting and edgng 10
m h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

Repp POrtleTeS, III Al! the pOpuln
spring ooloringS, with lace, satin "
tapestry horders:-
The SIS quality at sos
The $50 quality al s4,9S
The SS.2' quality Al sS.7I
Meroerlzei Armufe Tapestry POriere$
choice colorlng,, irng;d H.? AMI bos.
tom:
The s. 90 quality Al S'.7i
The sS.1S quality At sb.Ap
The $50 S. quality a. $50
Ssun DeIh, Pou,er,, 10 oil he res COZ
onngs, slIb ,lik rope ,dgts 90 inGrsJ -
Gnd BOLTON. sod ~ otbsia ~ sls'N
ouT piss, 81 -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-21
The Pasmores.

The celebrated PasmOre trio will
give a concert in the Carson opera
house next Thursday evenin, the
musicians Of wonderful ability, having
appeared in concert before many cri-
tical and cultured audiences all over
California They will be assisted by
Miss Benla George and Miss Zueletta
Ceary, formerly Of Wadsworth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-21

Pea cnr;ccts. nears and white
cherries. the very finest, put up in
glass Jars 1t iGc. Kelly's, arlington
block
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-21
A Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning John Hyde, the
V. & T. baggage man, dropped a pros
pector's outfit from the passenger
coach onto a truck and Immediately
there was a loud report. Investigate
on showed that an S-inch Colt revol-
yer which was in the sack had been
discharged. No one was injured, but
Matt Twomey, had a narrow escape,
as was walking toward the car and
was just out of range Of the gun when
it went cff.-Enterpr.se.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-02-21
Local News of Carson and Vicinity.

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Neckties. Is cents at the Emporium
Try Friend for cigars. He leads
Miss Gladys Jones. of Virginia City,
is spending few days in Carson.
Miss Grace Short, of Virginia, is
the guest of Miss Kate Muller, of this
city.
Don't fail to attend the art ex-
hibit this evening
A reduction of fifty cents is to be
made in railroad fare between Reno
and San Francisco
John P. Campbell, one Of Humboldts
best known residents, died at Union
vile yesterday.
An El.O farmer narrowly escaped
cremation through carrying patent
heater in the bottom of is sleigh which
set fire to his clothing
Bright sun cured Forest Rose plug
cut tobacco, cool and sweet, warranted
not to bite the tongue at SOC a pail
Kelly's Arlington block.
Mrs. Alex Aguayo died al Reno Tues
day after a short illness. She was
aged thirty-five years and is surviv-
ed by a husband and seven children.
The International Correspondence
Schools of Scranton, Pa, have stu
dents under every flag and in every
country on earth. Have an enroll
ment Of over 100000 students.
Fresh vegetables Of every descrip
| ton at Davey & Maish's.
A cyanide plant is to be erected at
Sutro and the mill is shut down until
the plant is constructed. Thousands
of tons of low grade ore from the Com
stock are yet to be worked, and as
the milling alone is unsatisfactory
teaching with cyanide will be tried.
The next theatrical attraction vii
be "The Bottom Of the Sea" which
is playing to crowded houses in Sal
Francisco.
The Lovelock Commercial compan.
has arranged to ship 100 tons of gyp
sum per week to San Francisco.
: Three per cent monthly divident
paid By North Caroline Mining & De
velopment company. 25,000 tons Of or
ready for mill. Write for prospectus
E, N Van Cot & Co. Brokers, S
} State St. Albany. n T.
For sale-Furnished house on KIM
! street CT seven rooms. which l vii
} sell reasonable. Inquire of
Mrs. Sennie Sprasue.
The Boston Comercial Bulleti
; sums it UP like this
Ten mills make one trust.
Ten trusts maize one combine.
Ten combines makes one merger.
Ten mergers make one magnate-
One magnate makes all the money
Moral: Before you join trust stoc
up your wardrobe with the latest CT
ations of the International Tailorin
} Company. See samples at F. W. Day