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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-30
rSicpai sine einle" naa 80iluocfp6in nnO

SeIiGi6 rl.Gamoen gcrt,0 i IobaI
e%6lnfmae9on 3d9i,. 3.5t =. S66&.
9,iiifef Fnrior. ouSa. 9. $50 g. 9.54 ..
Garlor, Soeiie. unr 60. o.62 =; 9.578.G
Rdrlur, Gpeiie. aiisa. z. tt.50 9. @tt.54 &c
ggnrlor. Gpeife. .Tdof. 1.55 Y. It.59 V.
,,aonaf eimites," 1usf6lieBIt9er guamnn'3ug,
Riffet.. &duds, Rurlors, Sbierbation5s nno
GpeifesB na9ons. 1dal. 3,48 u. $3.50 q.
9SaSes, Ebiid. disG =. 1855 u. 500 a.G
gouhes, Bbtla.. .Sdet. 300 ". 005 ". s
Sblnfpa9aun.. :, 9d9L. 1889 n1. t244Wl,
Ser lnfuIe S6tufluuqgon nab g,cfus gort III I'M
Oit. H~oNalsGabn6pie nm 1000 Gbeilos sur 9tuts
uubnlc bon Gaii1gieren berett.
20 ituh atlqhtie.Git1 oil &o6entGeen; -
itudh AtlantiesGifl iialim.
sf1e Sligo 9nlicrt lit @iiniIngton. g bdlt
In Nheiier oil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
WeHprbcn.

Yin 81. Mdrs ii, ganaI Dober ssrant
.. Cor i'm Ntter BON SO sSobren an ei=
llem 2eberleineil. Der 0erltorbene
mar Elm Irbeiter in Der 9oper RollinQs
illil uno hinterldBt cine Mittlpe.
Nm 81. Wdrs auF feinem 2aneFb
0lfli6 bon uhri1spile @esleD DC. &ut-
leoge i'm alter bon "a Sabren. Ser
8erifOrbsne binterldbt cine @itttue uno
stDe, Rinber.
glm "a. Gebruar in @leasta, Minn.,
Die Satin bon gfarrer Sbeoopr Wsins
9art, einem Sobne ppn Nitolaus Wein=
aart in BORT @aibineton. gfarrer
Bein9art bate erit i'm NOuember ge=
beiratbet.
Im 90. Mdrs in Oenniion Srau
gbuaro 8reenlees i'm Nlter npn 6S
Sabren an elmer 2um9snentaiinouns,
Die 8erltorbene binterldBt einen tran=
Ten @atten.
9lm 18. Mdrs in Canal 9oner Gle
6rau bon Willlam g. 8pers nod fur=
ser Grantbeit. Die 8erltOrbene binter=
ld6t einen @iatten uno bier Gnaben,
bon tpel6en Der ltinalte taum Elm Sabr
alt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
SOrc6l!dl bcrbriil,t

nuroen am 9ienitaa Moreen brei
Wdnner auf oem gabnbof in 9enni=
ion. Sn9enieur Smith bon golum=
bug fubr in Se9leitun9 BON George
Gboaos, 2Otomotto- Snipettor, uno 81.
Wor9an, beioe bon 9enniIon, nit
elmer 2utomOtipe aus Dem Guno6auIe,
als plOblld1 ourh Den 8ompfornd elm
Bflof aus Dem 3ampfteiiel qetrleben
muroe uno oas todenbe gBaher Iid
iiber Die orei Mdnner er9oB, meIde 10
i1reflih berbrii6t muroen, bab man al
lbrem auftommen Sneifelt.
Gi6aro WorQau uno Der 2ofomptio=
filbrer Smit9 lino ibren Berlebungen
erlegen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
g.g. ltriers Store
"
Ueuisfeiten.
Groffttnttg bon 9stttDaarcn
t.no MnsiiGeu.
Trsitag, ben %. Rars.

Sftern lit Die 3eit. ba Die neuen Mo.
ben bon 6riibiabrsbiiten aus9efelt
tperoen uno am nddiien 6reita9 pers
ben mir Cure 8emunoerung beraus-
foroern.
gDlr laoen ale Samen, Die Idbne
Sutmaaren lieben, beralih ein, su tons
men uno 0ieIe tpunoerbaren Stb6pTun.
gen su Ieben. 9eitaltet mad ben neueIien
pariIermooen.
Was BEL oieier Nusitellun9 nament=
li6 in's Nu9e fallen miro lit bic qrobe
Menge Der einia6en Wooen. @inIad=
belt lit oas bessi9nenoe Mertmal Der
neuen 6utiuaaren. Dod 1T oeBmeQen
bod tein Man9el. an malerilden 8ur.
banen, 8reilpiBen uno gilobiiten, ben
orei beliebteIten Wiooen oes Sabres.
Man finoet in Der QustuabI auberors
oeatlid fd6ne 8alnsborou9bs uno ans
siebenoe glumeabitte nit feuri9en 5ar=
ben.
IS miro cine Nusitellun9 bon 6rib=
labrsnaaren. auf bic man ltols lein
fam uno mir Tino fiber, oaB oleielbe
gu1 6reuoe MAIDEN piro.
8ie 9Insiiae uno in @irtlibfeit bei=
nabe 9llIes mas aus9eltelIt ipiro. 5ei0t
ben @influb Der Wooen oes Sabres
1880, weIde oieies sSa6r pieoer auf9es
lebt iino.
Sie Wirtungen, tpeI6e uniere 8roB.
niitter liebten, Die @rasie uno @infa6=
belt Der Sleioer, wel9e unS auF alten
8a9uerreotDpes ent9egen tritt, na9t
li6 beinabe I'M 9anaen 8ebiete Der Wos
ben fir 1904 9eltenD, ipie mir Sud- am
6reitag 5ei9en tperoen.
Mniif um Gbenb i'm Gturc.
9. 9. ltrferS groBcr Store,
Sf=5p6ftraRe, Rciu pbiia., ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
9entide Wirt5fdaft u. Reitanratinn
bon
@ilbelnt 6. @io0er,
an OFT susearawas Giraffe.
0atttott, Sbio.

Dent Bnblifum sur eef1nigen Rabridbt oob ida on
pbengenonntem Blase .ine qBirtbfhat nno GeifoIra.
SUITE oeutihe Ridbe, bic befteu Meine &iqueure unb
Gi9orren
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
&ciic nit Ginoernii1ett.

9lm 10. Wdrs be9ab li9 Don ben
ufern oes Sieleriee's i'm &anton 8erl
elne @eiellibait bon bier 9erIonen auf
Die Gelle nod Nmerifa. IS lparen
Sobann Sidiel. Der iGon einiee Sabre
i'll 4merita 9epsien, feline SapeIter
Satbarinu, uno bic 8ruoer sSobann
uno Nlfreo 9tifels. 3ie 8elelIdaIt
fam 9liidlia na6 Saure. als lie Ii4
absr bort einIdiffsn tpolte. bitB es,
oaB ni6t ale auf Dem 9ampfer Blab
hdtten, Die Yaiiage beitellt batten
uno oaB oaher Elm She'll Der asiIeneen
marten miiBte, bis bas nd6fe Sdiff
abgebe. Nuf oieie gta9ri9t bin mar
tete man oaber nit @pannune auF ben
Roment, oa ben paiia9ieren ge1ta!tet
paro, oas S9iff at betreten uno aIs
Der 3u9ana fret luarb, mar bns Sc
ordnge 9rOB, bod tamen Gntbarine
Si1lel uno Die 8riioer Nifets gliiflia
auf oas Sdiff, aber = Sobann gi1lel
muBte snriidbleiben. Ser S1ref Der
8elelidaft mar groB, als bieieIbe lab,
oaB Der &eiieaefdbrte, auf ben man Iid9
oerlalen, neil oerielbe Der enqliIhen
Spra6e tunoig mar, suriif eeblieben
uno namentli6 &atbarina Yidiel uar
beinabe untrOitlih bariiber, oab Der
Sruoer auriif9eblieben. Der nibt nur
ibr 6iibrer iein iollte, ionoern Der aud
ibr &eiiegelo pertpabyte. Go1 mas
lieB ii6 tbun, oas S9iff FAM nod elmer
itiirmliden Gabrt nod Nen Oort uno
oa oas erite &eiie5iel Der @mioranten
8ustaraiuas @ountp mar, oa elm 8rr-
Der Don Sutbarina uno Sohonn gi6=
lei, lllri6 gi6iel, in GagerspiQe
mohnt, 10 tauften iid bic orei &eiien=
ben Sifets nad Senniion. nobel elmer
Der Sriioer Nifels Der Ratbarina gid=
lei oas nOtbi9e @elo aur 8erfiiouna
IteQte.
am Wontag tamen Die orei ginuan=
oerer mad 0enniion, mo- lie porerIt bel
Souis Bites freunol,1e Nufnabme fan=
ben. Surd Srn. 3ies ipuroe sSobn
HeuBer bier bon Der 4nfunft Der 2eute
bena6ridtiat uno oerielbe bolte Die
Reiienoen BON Dominion ab uno bot
ben Seuten borerit in ieinem Sauie cine
galtlihe unterfunft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
cine erot;e Ohio Syarn,.

266 Nder, oauon 20 glfer WaloIano,
elm Saum9arten BON 20 Wfer, @oNer,
Elm gafltein9ebduoe nit IL 3immern,
anoere DISQUALIFICATION, 100 2lfer go.
5 Soblen, A bis 6 SUB bid in Is SUB
breiten Gdi9ten uno 80 6uB tief cine
tpeitere 6 Sub oide Soblenldidt; Galf=
iiein, 81 Yrosent in unerI1ophi6er
Dfenee, granotbon unter ben oberen
Roblenla9ern ; Elm gutter Mlartt fir oas
Brooutt BON bunoert MilAtiihen. Die
Garln liegt an Der gtrabenbabn uno
oem Souleoaro uno 3piIden spei
Stdoten bon 5000 unb 1000 ginpob=
nern. Die nur orei Meilen BON einanoer
lie9en unb Die in sebn Sabren ooer lpe=
niger cine BenOlterllne BON 5000
Seelen haben tperoen. 100 BauplaBe
t0nnen oil Der StraBenbabn perfauIt
tperoen. Oie 6arm tann in parcelIen
bon big so Afer bertbeiIt unb oieie
fOnnen init 9utem Brofit perfauft iuer=
ben. Sas @igentbum muB perfauft
peroen. Sragt fIr ben greis.
S9reibt uno le9t cine Hreimarfe fir
Die Qntwort bel, lpenn S6r Elm Gei9dft
MAIDEN mollt. Wir haben anoere SSars
men bon SO big 500 Nder. Sdreibt
uns ipas Sbr haben nplt. gaftern
Sbio &eal gftate @raange, Stem gbi=
laoelpbia, 8. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24
$50 SeloDnune.

Ser 3uscaroipos @ouutp SeIepbon
So. iit Idcn lett ldngerer 3eit ShaDen
erpa6Ien our9 &eute. Die ibre 9rabt=
leitunQen entlpeoer aus gosbeit ooer
aus unabtiamteit 8eridoiien baben.
@s miro biermit cine gslobnun9 bon
$50 fir Die 8erbaftun9 uno lleberflb=
rung folder Yerionen seboten, Die Ii1
oieies 8er9ebens iAuloia MAIDEN. 9as
3erf0ren Der Grdbte blnoert niht nur
Oen 0ienf, ionoern oaRslbe Oeruria9t
Der @eIelidaft aud groBen Soften.
IS Qelhleht auf oft bon ssSdoern. Die
nod g0geln ifieBen. obne 81 beoanten,
lDel9ea Saaoen iie OerurIaden.
Sobn 8. Genneo
48 8eiAdItsfiibrer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24

8ittne Nnna gurri feierte lebten
5onntag i'm Greiie ibrer Nngeboriaen
ibren "A. @eburtstag. Moee iie nod
nanaen 6ebnrtstag in gutter @eiuno=
felt erleben!
- 8. 3. @rorton, Elm Goblenaru=
ben=geliber i'm Stoneereettbale. luuroe
seitern 8ormittag, ale. er bon ben Welt
@oihen Go1leneruben beinlFabren
luollte, aus feinem guggp seidleuoert
uno blieb bspuBtlos lleeen. Oils oas
Pfero iiber elne tleine Bride trabte,
oeren SSun6ament ourb bas 6D1Daiier
theilmeiie pesaeriiien mar, CAB bic
Bride nad, bas pferb tbatueinen per=
stueifelten Sprung unO baburd tuuroe
@rorton berausgeidleuoert. Gin Mann,
Der gliidli9erpeiIs in Der Ndbe mar,
bra6te ben BeuuBtloien mleoer sur ge=
llnnuna uno oefielbe mar balp Darauf
i'm 5tanoe. pbne frembe DilIe beimsus
fabren.. gr bat zine fhlimme WunDe
iiber Dem linfen Nuae uno inebrere
Sdiirfuneen am Ropfe. aber Die Der.
legun9en iinO niht .9efdbrlider Raiur.
gurniioes gr0fnungs 4usfel=
lung bon 6uimaareu finbst am Gams~
lag, 26. Mdr3 ifatt uno Sbr feib ale
eingelaben III tions'en uno unlere
id10ne Nuspabl Don 9iiten 81 feben,
ietuie auh unfere 6traBenbiite, aGe
rlab Der neueHeu WoDe.
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Gin spid,tiacr 9inacrscia.

Der gigenthiimer oes pppuldren Grdu.
termitieIs. Torili's NIpentrduter BIut.
beleber. iibermadie uns fol1enoen
8rief sur publitation. Ga es biels
leidt Elm Didtiger Sin9.rseia fiir ben
Ginerl oher gln6ersn uniersr 2sier fsiy
biirfte, 10 fomnen mir BEN WunIhe
8r. Jabrnenss gerne nah.
Mnn Mrbor, Wlih. Or. Better ssabr.
nep. @bicaGo, Su. @tttbsr 6sEr!
Siermit sur Mittbeilung. baB Der ge.
brdud Sbres glpentrdut.r 8lufbelebers
nit Grfols 9efr6nt mar. Meine Grau
litt ndhli9 isit LANCER 3sit an dronir
inem Ma9enleioen uno mar felt ieds
Monoten bettldaeria. Wir soaen bic
beiten aer3te 5u Gatbe, a5sr o9ue blei.
benben @rfolg. sic beriuhten sip.i
Monqte lang gtettrisitdt, abar aud
oieies iuollte nidts belfsn uno 10 ipurbe
lie nit iebem Sag idmdder uno elem.
Der. Infer paltor. Der lie oft befudte.
itimrlte uns bel, baB mir uns mpbI in
8ottes Willen fiigen miiKen.
Da betam ih, ipie Elm Sonnenfabl
Der ourd idtparst MoIten bridt, eines
3aaes Sbre 3eitune. oGranten=g gote".
Sd) las oas glatt aufnlertIam bur9,
uno, i'd meiB Ielblt niGt mie es fam.
i6 befam @ertrauen in ben Mlptntrdu=
fer Blutbeleber. SD beldloB ipfort
lhn gu probieren unO bolte mir cine
6lafde pOn Shrem Ngenten, tpeIder
au9 Der Serausgeber unierer 3eituna
1T. Wir befoIaten eenou Shre Nnipei=
iunG auf Der llmbiillun9 Der GlaiGe
uno bolo 5ei9te li6 eine Qenberuna gum
BeHern in oem 3uitanoe meiner Srau.
Sie Beherung mabte Sorti1ritte unD
nun lit mrs. Nimfe polIfdnoie berae.
ltellt. sSbre Geroauuna ldBt nidts gu
miinI6en iibrig uno' lie fiblt eeiuno
uno munter. Nuf ben @uni9 meirer
Srau ibreibe i6 Sbnen oisies, 9ee6rter
Serr Sottor, ba fie un0 mein 9aus
S6nen iebr oantbar iino. Sbr guiap
gimfe. - SauIenoe boben idon dbns
ll6es 3eu9niB abaelegt uno Die MiIlion
Die bieies Wtittel iibernomnen bat,
fhreitet fort, ein segen fir Die leioenoe
Meni6beit.
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Gam. g. Sones.

als leBte Nunllner oaa gtep Ybila=
oelp6ia 2ecture Gurie5 miro Sam. g.
eSones bon 8eOr3ia ON Jreitog Nbe:o,
25. Wdrs. einen gurtraa bolten. 9ie=
lem 8ortraa miro nit grobem Snterefe
entaeaen aefeben, oa Der 8ortragsnoe
tpeltbetannt lit.
8ie 8eiuder Der llnterbaltung tper=
Den G5ele9enbeit baben. einen Der popu=
ldrIten 8orleIer oer Wslt gu b0ren.
GeferDirte SiBe tDnnen bel Spes &
Gaoerlp's geIibert ner0en.
@s 1T oies Die erite uuo pieqei6t Die
ein8ige 8ele9enbeit, 0r. Sones in Stem
philadelphia gu b0ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24

Sin yoifoner glatt bat fib bic
Wtibe 9enolnmen, ben @rInben Der
ltarten 3unabme bes Probibitions=
potums bel ben neullcben 2otalpahlen
in Bermont nadauforiher. Sie ous=
gelanoten geridteritatter itellten fef,
bob in allen Stdoten uno QrtIdaften
beg StaateS Die Npotbeter energil6 9e=
gen Die Grt1eilung bon s9antlisenIen
aaitirten uno 5nei ooer orei Der eroBen
Gdnapsbdnbler=6 6irnen ibnen bic Wlit-
tel fir ibre @ampa9ne lieferten. 3as
erfldrt Nlles.
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0eri0tsOerDanOlnnaeti.

9ta6 nur 5reitd9i9er Sibun9 bat bic
@rano=SurD ibre 9lrbeit oOlenoet.
Gegen 6rant gropn lie9en ;nei Nn=
Hagen pesen S9iebens nit Der 2lblibt
3u t6oten por.
Semuel Se Song uno Sarrp 8.
Saunders ite9eu unter Der lntlaqe Der
&nheltOrune.
@bas. goIbaQ lit negen ginbru9
uno Slebfabl angetlagt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-24

Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia
u as second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12

Going Out Ct Business.
Dated June 6, 1904.

Having allowed my stock to run
down because Of my having sometime
since decided to retire from business,
| now find myself out Of so many
articles as to make it inexpedient to
serve my regular family trade in q
manner satisfactory, either to my Gus
toners or to myself, it therefore be-
comes necessary for me to discontinue
soliciting the customary orders from
this date.
All goods remaining on hand will
be disposed of for cash in quantities
to suit in order to close out as quickly
as possibly.
| take this opportunity to express
my heartfelt thanks to all who have
so generously favored me with the;I
patronage during the years l havG
been doing business in Carson City.
Not only do l appreciate the kind
nes. but reEr.t most sincerity the
severance Of the pleasant relations
that have always existed between rs
Csc. H. Meyers. I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Capital Commissioners up to
noon Monday June 18th, 1904, for the
laying of 4125 feet of water pipe be-
TWEEN the State reservoir and the Vir-
ginia & Gold Hill Water Company 5
pipe line.
The work includes the hauling Of
$500 feet of three inch pipe from Lake
View station to point of connection
with the Virginia & Gold Hill Water
Company pipe line and hauling of
1925 feet of 4 inch pipe from Carson
to point Of connection with State pipe
line above reservoir. laying and con
Meeting said pipe in a ditch one foot
deep in the ground and covering the
same, all to be completed within fifty
days from the date of said contract,
| said work to be done in a workmanlika
manner and to the satisfaction and ap-
| proval Of said Board
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Address all bids to w R. Davis Car
son City, Nevada marked Bids on
! laying pipe By order of the Board.
W.R,. DAVIS,
Clerk
Dated June 6, 1904.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12

In the issue of Thursday evening
the Reno Star announced that it wouli
retire from the journalistic field II
Reno. --...... ..-..-.
The Warren dance which takes place
on the night of the 18th will be the
social event of the season Don't fail to
get your ticket. e..- e..
Horsethieves are operating in the
eastern part of the State and Tues
day night they stole ten head from a
ranch near Elko
Mrs. Catherine McGrath. mother of
Phillip ]. McGrath of Hawthorne, died
suddenly in San Francisco Friday June
10th. Particulars of her death have
not been learned
The Commissioners of Washoe coun-
ty have granted permission to Secra-
tary of State Douglass to change the
road in Washoe Valley from the west
side of Washoe lake to the east side.
Robert Watt and Victor Rockville
have shipped three and one half tons
of high grade silver ore to Cortez for
reduction Their mine at New York
canyon is looking fine with plenty
of ore in sight. and regular shipments
will be made in the near future-R =
vile.
While working on the canal about
twelve miles east of Wadsworth sew
eral days ago, the graders struck a
large petrified tree which was imbed-
ded in solid sand stone. twelve feet
below the surface From all indications
| it was a pine tree and is one Of the
monarchs of a large prehistoric fCr-
est There is not a living tree within
ten miles of the place where the rel;c
was discovered and everything goes
{ to show that what is now a desert 2i
sand was once a forest Of pines. The
petrified tree is twelve inches in cir
cumference and the graders have not
as yet uncovered either end of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12
Trib cures bruises and sprains.
c. w. Friend, Optician.

y. w. TTleuu, OpLlCldn.
For fine repairing try C. w. Friend
Senator Miller of Austin was am.
ong the1arrivals of yesterday
Jack Savage, who has been suffering
with his hand, is slowly recovering.
Miss Anker, of Lovelock, is the
guest of Miss Flora Hall of this city
The band boys gave dance at the
Armory holl last evening after the
concert
Mrs H. B. VanEtten and children
who have been visiting in the north
will return today.
Judge Massey and wife who have
been spending a few days in this city
have returned to Reno.
Tonopah stocks seems to be taking
on quite boom, Montana being quoted
at $2.10 on yesterdays BOARD.
"UIu lIOIH marry 11ulupuTlcS ySSJ II
day was to the effect that he is IN
proving and that no operation will be
necessary.
The main shaft of the Halifax Min
ing Company is now down 755 feet ii
more favorable formation than before
about 10000 gallons of water per day
are being pumped from the mine.
According to the Searchlight there
was something doing in the southern
camp few days ago. A boxing mattel
was pulled off and the winner, Guy Ba
ker, put two men out of commission
in wrestling bouts. After Baker lef
the'saloon he was stabbed in the necl
J by a man named Barrett, the assail
ant making good his escape.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12
Carnival Float Prizes.

First prize, $100; second, $50; third,
$40. Chilren' prize S25. Best decorat-
ed vehicles, $40, $3.50, S. and $3.50.
All intending to compete must no.
tify the chairman of the float COM
mite ON or before the 18th of June.
The committee reserves the rlgat
to withdraw the first second and thlri
prizes if not notified within the time
limit.
On with the good work one and all
r. H. Mitchell,
Chairman Float Committee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12

The Concert.

Last evening the band boys did the
town another good turn by giving Al
open air concert at the capitol. The
concert was appreciated by the many
tainly play excellent music and the
band is fit to appear in any community.
no matter how many other musical
organizations there may be.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12
The vitigraph:

Vitigraph this afternoon. In the
evening there will be an excellent pro
gram and new features are to be
introduced. The two little girls will
continue at the theatre during this
week, while new films are to be added
Amonologuist of unusal merit will be
part of the weeks entertainment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-12
Very Low.

Word came down from Carson val
ley last evening that Fred Dangberg,
Sr., is extremely low and his life is
despaired of He>has been in very bad
health for some time, but the uneXpec-
ted turn seems to be more than the
hearty old gentleman can stand. Til !
many friends OF the family hope that
he will yet pull through.
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A tramp took possession of Jack
Wlley's room in Reno Thursday night
and when he tried to enter the hobo
attempted to kill him. On the way to
Jail the desperate fellow assaulted a
policeman, but was subdued with the
assistance of club
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Return Race

The Carson Wheelmen have agreed
to give the local team return race
on June 10Th 1t is to take place on
the local track and each team is to
ride the same men as took part in
the race last Sunday.-Courier-R
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DR.. CHAS Won DADESKY,

physician and Surgeon, Office opposite
the State Capitol, Cor. King and
Carson SITS. Residence Patterson
House, King Street.
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Wv
Photos.

The Carbon Studio is still turning
out good work at the old stand oppo-
site the Capitol. Reasonable prices on
amateurs work.
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DR.. n. A. PARADIS,

Physician, Sergeon and Accoucher.
Ex-Interne of the New York
Lying-in Hospital and Massachus-
etts General Hospital. Hours 2-4,
70. Office, The Jefferson Resider-
,ce
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CARSON ASSAY OFFICE.

Assays and Analyses on ores Of
every Description
samples sent by mail promptly tested
Prices sent on Application.
r. A. MERRiMAN,
Assayer and Analyst.
=. O. Box 483 Carson City.
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WA. J. C!RCE, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Office and Res
idence "The Exchange Office
Hours, to 4 D. III.
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ASSAYING.
j. G. COURT.

SoShIs
Assayer and Metallurgist.
Careful and Prompt returns made on
Gold, Silver and lead ores. Leave
orders at the Arlington House or
at the Residence, fifth block west
of Railroad depot.
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DR.. A, HUFFAkER

once anr Residence. Cne block from
Main street. CfIice hours ID
7-0.
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DR.. w. w. GOODE, D. D. S.
New Bank Building, Carson City, New
Hours 9-12 and 1-5 Phone S3.
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DR.. w. II. CAVELL, D. D. S
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Carson City Nevada. Office over
State Bank & Trust Co.
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JAMES G.. SWEENEY,

Attorney-at-Law. Attorney Generals
Office, Capitol Building, Carson
City, Nevada.
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J\3f
T. r. HOFER,

Agent for Fire. Life and Accident
Poicies, Office New Bank Bull
ing, Carson City, Nevada.
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FRANK WOODWARD

Carriage Painter and Decorator.
Formerly the Cottrell Shop. Car
son City, Nevada South Carson
Street. III. .s.-...
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WIN. WOODBURY..
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Attorney at Law. Office north of Cap
itol Building, Carson City, Nevada.
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WV

LEWIS n. RODGERS.
Attorney at Law. Accountant.
Office-NeW Bank Building.
Carson City, Nevada.
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j. D. TORREYSON

Attorney at Law. Office King Street
Carson City, Nevada.
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j. r. JUDGE.

Attorney at Law. Office north of Cap
itol Building, Carson City, Nevada.
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In the issue of Thursday evening
the Reno Star announced that it woul'i
retire from the journalistic field II
Reno -...-...--... .......-.-.