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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
SCIENCE CONQUERS

A full knowledge of the eye and
perfect skill to refract it can only
be acquired by Tong and hard study.
OF spectacles. The eyesieht specialist
gives his undivided time and atten-
eion to his special work and thereby
becomes an expert. ryes examined
FREE Dr. Goldberg. Graduate Re-
fractionist, Room 80. Park Hotel. t2
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
PIcxEY DECLINES GOLD BRICK

Y. i. Hickey, cattle and land mag
nate has again emphatically decliEel
10 allow his name 10 be used III con
,eciion with the Republican Suber-
several persons at Virginia City wired
him il he would consent to the USE
of his name by his friends He re
oiled that he was NOT candidate ana
under no consideration would he oe
come one.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
-ADY CURZON EXPIRES
FROM HEART FAILURE

Nedleston wife the former Niceroy
ui India, who has been iii some uma,
died last night at $50 O'Clock. She
never quite recovered from her ser
ious illness at Walmer Castle, Kent.
in<1Eu4. and the recent hot weather
brought on pronounced attack Oi
general debility.
Lady CurZon WAS Miss Mary Letter.
daughter OF the late Levi Il. Letter Gf
Chicago.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
bREVITIES

Dick Bright tried to buy a LOT in
Ramsey yesterday. The best he could
do was to lease one for his purpose
al a high rental
a huge electric power plant is be-
ing put up on the east Walker river
The mine operators at Ramsey, it IS
stated. have mace an agreement on
wages with the miners OF 81 day.
Assistant Manager kinesbtIy. of tae
Q Banaiol ranch. with his bride, pass
81 through 20 Wellington this morn
ins.
Tae selJy Smelling company is 10
begin v:ork on d larae scale il Jumbo.
y ro@ has started over a statement
-aa5 J :. Il. fulton aas walched on .
SOCK dea.
Ms. Miller. t-on-eriy Miss Pears
<Eerner OF THIS city. died n Hobart
yes erdaE after an illness OF : month.
Her intaa.f child is doing Well
!. B. Nielra will put il a new front
lor Re-an Bros, 10 be ot tcou.
1t is said tnat some Of the rjrh
claims III Ramsey are partly n Storey
snd in Lyon counties.
SHORE ......
Louis Beyiei and Mrs. Berter are In
the city for 4 few days stay.
A number of Dayton and Ramsey
men axe here on business.
1t looks as ii Carson City would hc
one of the growing cities before long
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Charges Of actual fruad and graf.
we.. made last night al the meeting
ii lie county commissioners by Dis
-r.cr Attorney Roberts.
e charges were made in connec-
ticn with the purchase OF chairs and
dea.s for the new school building anu
EobarIs exhibited letters and papers
10 prove that what he charged was
true and offered to go into court and
.ShOE that what he said was right.
Il all came about when Attorney
Plert, representing the Whitaker
Rag company of San Francisco, pr
se. ed bill to the county commiS
sioners amounting to S23So.10, and
asked the commissioners to instruct
the county superintendent of schools
TO either reject OF approve the bill,
50 hat his clients could get the
money.
Roberts. who is ex-offiicio school
superintendent, jumped to his leet
and asked for time to get papers from
hi, desk. When he procured them he
jecan a speech to the commissioners
and those present that has seldom
bee. equalled in this city.
- want the county commissioners
to know that there has been fraud
IN rnis matter he declared. Il want
every one within reach of my voice
10 nnow that the old school board
allowed the Whitaker T. Ray com
pauv to rob the people of this dis
irc. out of hundreds OF dollars.
aa.t TO say here and now that | Will
It This matter in the courts o.
III { ther place as long as hola
or e and tnat ! will not consent *
tE. payment of this. an eNorbltan'
bill.
4 charge the company that secured
tf contract with collusion, and the
~ RS that came here to bid on thl:
f.1.. tract with collusion, and the or
Ind. whether innocently OF not, al
H.. ea this company to rob the pee
p.a pf this district not only On thl
biz. but On one that has not yet beeI
presented.
This bill fer S23S51o has bee.
scaled $;09.8O on account oi 1relSl
cha9ges, and $40 on account oI error
l. calls sor freight on the desks sol
10 lais district at the rate of sloo
...adred when the amount actual
pa.d was $lO2 per hundred. and IN
old board approved this bill.
The cid board also ordered by SCI
rs. contract, one for which Dlds wei
neger asked, contract for 33' chan
a. $3.50 each when the same chali
can he laid dowE here for $40.
,lof the same chairs. chairs that cor
p!v in construction with the san
specifications, and here is letter ar
bid that proves it, and he Sho"e
The letter from a school supply CO
paay.
That contract was signed Dy lru
tee Cults at his house, after 1r"ste'
Stewart and Meder had signed II. al
Cults has said that he is sorry !
ever signed it. That bill has not >
been presented for payment. and l a.
why? The bill before you is excr'
taut for the reason that the san
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
NEW STYLES AND FANCiES

II is quite the correct thing now
with the up to date dresser TO wear
different glasses for the varying pur-
suits There are glasses for the of-
fee and glasses for the street glasses
Tor work and glasses for "dress-up"
There are many thing about glasses
that | Ill be pleased TO show you.
Eyes tested free. Glasses fitted if yoi,
need them. Dr. Goldberg. Graduate
Refractionist, Room 36. Park Hotel.
2t
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
THESE ARE. SHORT ONES

i+ow .uucA. did you 2u. up 1or, =
CHAIR IN the scLoel house,
SUPP broili Jeff this morning FOR
Virginia CITY. enroute to Ramsey tC
lcoi, tor possible electric power ex-
tensions.
Ii is stated that a new dea. is n
III the mining district of RAMSEY
Abe Cohr returned from the lake
last night.
z. g. Lewis LETT tonight for Tono-
pah for few weeks stay.
The whole State is beginning Is,
take notice that Carson City is ON
the verge OF a boom.
J. l.. Mench and wife returned to
their home in Reno last night
Things are booming in the Washce
district.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
(l AIMS bic;
GRAF I IN
SCHOOL

sN iMoASSiONED ADDRESS TO
1-E COUNTY COMMiSS SSiONERS
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS
74AT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT
HAS BEEN ROBBED OF HuNC-
RED SOF RS-SCANOAl
WOULD NOT DOWN-BiLLS FOR
DESKS AND CHAIRS CLAIMED
ORRiTANT-A SECRET CON-
TRACT ONE OF TEE CHARGES.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19
JUMPS TO HER DEATH

BOSTON, July Ia young woman
VINO was registered at the hote4 -FOUR
anne as Mrs. J. Samuel Piza Of New
York was terribly inJ Jured shortly De
lore midnight by jumping IRON the
window on the sixth nuor of the ho-
tel
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Perfect lenses give your eyes rest
and comfort. the only kind DR. Gold
berg uses in the glasses he pres
rrihes. Examination free. Room :;6.
Park Hotel t.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Lost-Detween Golden's jewelry
store and kitzmeyer's drug store. a
pocket book containing two five dol
lar gold pieces. Finder will be re
warded by returning it to Mrs. J. p
Sweeney. lI
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

All eye defects begin in small
way and grow into larger ones. II
attended to when first noticed it will
save both your purse and sight. DR.
Goldberg. Graduate RefractiOnist
Room Sc, Park Hotel
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

A ..ew line Of Eastman kodaks has
arrived at kitzmeyer's drug store.
rust the thing for campers and to
take on a vacation trir.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Elicit +. SheDard grandson Of the
late William F. Vanderbilt. has been
sent 10 prison. in France for running
ever d cir! With his automobile
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

FOR SALE-A good second hant
bath tub for sale cheap. Former!,
ST. now $40 Inquire this office. I
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Have you registered. The register
closes this year on September 10th.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Have you registered the register
closes this year on September 10th.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Have you registered. The resiste
crosses this year or September 10th.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

$50 desks, or better, were placed in
school house to my certain knowledge
tor As cents less than they were put
il ours. In addition to that is the
difference between the freight rate
of ~ 81, and $1.o2 per hundred pounds.
Why did the school board allow that
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

The mine operators at Ramsey it IS
wages with the miners OF 81 day.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

a huge electric power plant is be-
ing put up on the east Walker river.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Keep your eye ca ramsey
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-19

Assistant Manager King esbugy. OF 1ae
Q Ban4iol ranch, with his bride, pass
81 through 20 Wellington this morn
INC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
CATARRH SEASON.
Disease Most Prevalent the Faii Months. Simple Way to Cure.

With the cool nights ,f fall, ca tarrhal troubles in Montgomery arc becoming more and more evalent. and E. G. Fowler as L consequence finds his sales of Hyomei increasing.
 At the first warning of catarrh, one should begin using Hyonei. A few days treatment at this -ason of the year will often prevent ser ous and chronic attack of catarrh.
 There is no stomach losing with Hyomei. The virtues of it's healing oils and balsams are breathed through & neat pocket inhaler that comes with every ouInI, and in that the way ths medication penetrates to the most re- mote cells of the nose, 3roat and lungs, killing catarrhal germs when- ever present. and soothi-g and heal ing any irritation there ay be h the mucous membrane.
 If you have a cold, or there is any offensive discharge from the nose. or tickling or dropping at the Lack of the throat, if there Is offensive breath, raising of mucous. and marting and irritation in the throat If taere are any of the symptoms that indicate catarrhal troubles begin .he use of Hyomei at once.
 You take mo risk in raylnG $l for Hyomei outfit. as Fowler gives his personal guarantee. that if the remedy does not afford satisfac- ton. your money will be refunded at once. Extra bottles of Ilyomei if needed. cost but 50 cents. making this the most economical treatment for catarrh. as well as he most relta- bls G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
TO ENLARGE BUILDINGS.
Substantial Brick Structures to
 Erected h DcmOpolis.

Substantial Brick Structures to Be
 Erected h Dem0poIis.
 Demopolis. Nov. 2.--(Special. )-Work commenced yesterday on the enlarge ment of the Mckinley block on Wal nut and Franklin Streets.
 It Is learned that 1t Is the purpose of the owners. Mckinley Brothers. to add two large store rooms. The build ings will be substantial brick struc- lures and 1t Is reported that they will be occupied by a large wholesale firm.
 The brokerage business of Thomas T. Quarles and Company. which occupied offices in the Inn Building on Wash ington Street, has been discontinued. The lack of sufficient patronage is the reason given for the suspension of their office in this city.
 The firm of O'Halloran & Company this season, but have moved the office Into the old First National Bank build ing and have a new man in charge. H. w. Thomas is their new manager. Half a dozen other large cotton firms have resident buyers here.
 News has just leaked out to the ef- feet that two new enterprises are soon to he established here, both of which will be of great importance to the com mercial welfare of Demopolis. Tho plans are not far enough developed for publication at this time. but 1t will be only a matter of week until full par ticulars will be released.
 The local lodge of Elks gave a social session last night. The banquet was held at the Demopolis Inn. and the dancing took place at the Elks Home in the Mayer Building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
MILES YEAGER DEAD.
Was One of the Oldest of Bibb County.s Citizens.


 Centreville. Nov. 2.-(speciaL)- miles west of Centreville. Miles Yeag- CT died.
 He was eighty-one years old, and left a large family of sons and daugh- ters and grand children. For many years he was promin ent in the affairs of Bibb County and his descendants are among the very best citizens of this section. His remains were buried at Bethel cemetery.
 O. c. Oakley has purchased an in- terest in the Centreville Light Com panys electric plant and within q short while. the plant will be one df the most up-tO-date plants in Ala bama. as new machinery has already been ordered.
 Farmers in this section are eonsid- erably depressed over the low price of cotton. Labor Is scarce in this section and the progress of gathering cotton Is very slow.
 Jim Farmer. a negro, was landed in Jail here yesterday afternoon. IL is alleged that he stole two grips and an overcoat from the waiting room at the depot at Woodstock. His charge is grand larceny.
 A block of bank stock of Bibb coun- ty Banking and Trust Company chang ed hands yesterday at a good premium. This company Is one of the safest banking institutions in Alabama.
 pr. F. M. Holley who nas been sick for week, is ablA to be out again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
RACE GROWS WARM
BURNETT CALLS ON WHITE PHO.
 PLIES PATRlOTlSA.
Shows Extract Frsm ReDablican Cam paign Text Bsok, Ask1n1 Nc groes to Vote Rspubliean Ticket and Draws
 1lfepence.

RspSDilcan. SsSiHsna oGVi of tn. seventh consress sionaI District as usual, are up 70 ali kinds of trick. to sn. try to dSne @ tSeir Sei literature until the last dsyc or tne campaign so that there will bs little e time to show them up tn the'r true light. .s. n.ro. cratic candidate to succeed himself for
 this district. has issued letter put ling the Democrats on guard ,a a,s ana 1o,is is and work just as hard as ever:
 1Hdt. "%hiie esnvsssins in .cullmsan
 County last week p.nehIfcsn nearG 9, leaders, %
 urging the members of their party to
 turn out to the election. The let
 ter stated that the Democras were over SSntoehs so to the I polls % ana that if the Rspub
 licans would turn out they could win
 the district .,u, ,.,. that ,,,u.a by
 tn. n sssmp:se sS1h to 'Sea Ss
 Eroes of the north. they say: pne pa publicans elected to Congress ,d ana
 scss to so'essa sena vs'es Gs Rers the November elestion: |. when this appeal to the negro Is
 made by the Republican party. Is It
 sosb sse %s to stsna moT. closely to the white mans party." | Concluding Col. Burnett says:
 "The Spears Street, Booker wash ingston, Kennemore crowd have as us- ual, gotten . circular just on the eve of the election. Nobody signs It ana if Kennemore got 1t out he knew U was false It refers to me as rail- road lawyer. when he knows I have not represented any railroad since January 1st. 1905. The circular Is flii of tust such other falsehoods and will not misiead thinking white people"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
BUSINESS IS GOOD
PENSACOLA'S SHIPPING RECORD
 FOR MONTH ENCOURAGING.
E0twifAstandlng Great Damage Done by ttoRD October Figures Com. Dare Fav0rably With RS.
 cord of Previous Year.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 2.-(Special) -Notwtthstanding the fact that ship ping was completely paralyzed ct the commencement of the month, october exports from the port of Pensacola compared favoraely with any month of the year 1906. reaching . valuation of $1.161,0S1. while the receipts at the To- cal custom house were larger than any month during the year. amounting to 3s,05S10. ''
 Tho report of the custom house of- hcials showing the transactions during the month which followed the hurri- cane. were completed this morning. These reports show that thirty-six ves- sells entered port during the month. twenty-five coming from foreign and eleven from domestic ports, while sew enteen vessels cleared, eight going to foreign and nine to coastwise ports.
 There were eleven entries of mer- chandise, five of which were subject to duty, and six free of duty. and the collections on imports amounted to $5,3S590. The value of the exports and the countries to which shipments were made during october, are as fol- /, sr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
Socialist in Legislature .

Escambta County Will De represented in the next Legislature of Florida by a Socialist. The death of Hon. Charles M Coston this morning removes one of the two Democratic nominees, and the tickets have been printed and will be forwarded to the various polling
 laces tomorrow for tho general elec- ton of Tuesday. v - Besides the name of the other. Demo- cratic nominee only two other names appear to be voted for in the election, and those two are George w. Deason and George Dickson, Sr., both Social- ists, and even if one of them obtains only one vote he will be elected to the office. At least that Is the consensus of opinion. The law requires that the names of the nominees of the various parties be certified to the County Ex- ecutive Committee on a certain date.
 This was done some weeks ago. Messrs. Coston and Bagget being the Democratic nominees and Messrs. Dea- son and Dickson the Socialists for rep- resentatives to the Florida Legislature The date has passed for another to be certified to as the Democratic nominee and the tickets have been printed and are ready for distribution. so 1t is a foregone conclusion that the Florida Legislature at the next session will contain one Socialist among its mem- bers. and that he will represent Escam- bia County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
DEATH TO RATS

Stearns' Electric Paste Win Surely Ex-
 terminate Them. Nothing else equals Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a sure exter- minator.
 It is easy to use and contains a pe- culiar chemical that creates such a burning thirst that rats and mice who eat it rush out of the house in search of water and are soon dead.
 It also kills of cockroaches, water bugs, bedbugs and all vermin.
 Stearns' Electric Paste is sold every- where or sent prepaid on receipt of price. oz box 25c.. 16 OF. box $1.00. Stearns' Electric Paste Co. Buffalo. N. Y., (formerly Chicago, M.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
FIVE INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Prominent Georgia Manufacturers ar
 Charged With PeOnage.

Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 2.-Five indict- ments for peonage against well known manufacturers were returned by the Federal grand jury today as a result of a special investigation by Assis . tant Attorney General charles R.. Russell, of the Department of Justice in Washington. H-
 Those indicted are F. B. Cole. one bill; Jean Reinhlod, two bills, and H. L. zeigler. two mills. all of New nan. Georgia The investigation was instituted by the complaints of & number of German immigrants. who were induced to come South by the Southern Immigration Bureau of New York under promise of employment Tn furniture factory at Newman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03

ment of the post once, mail matter was found, which had been put in the post ofice by different wholesale con- oerns.> The clerk admitted that he had 70 much mall to handle that he could not attend to 1t and that he had placed 1t in the cellar until the opportunity offered itself.
 Shortly after the suspension of Hug gins. several of the lock boxes of the post ofIice. which were rented by wholesale houses were robbed. These letters taken from the different boxes were opened and then thrown away by the thief. On two occasions these boxes were robbed and post office in- SD ectors spent several days here working upon the case. but no one was arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
VIII Be Tried Tuesday.

The preliminary hearing of the case against Henry Williams, the negro who yesterday evening about o'clock cut the negro Si Moore in the alley to the rear of a negro saloon on Wash ington street. has been set to be heard next Tuesday morning. There was quarrel between the two negroes when Williams pulled out his knife and cut Moore across the throat, the wounded negro dying about two hours after wards
 The case was called in police court this morning, but Williams stated that he was not ready for trial and asked for a continuance. The court instruc- ted him to give in his list of witness es and to secure an attorney by Tues day, so that the case could go to trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
ANOTHER COLLEGIAN ARRESTED. Mayor and Police Trying to Send Stu-
 dents to Prison.

rest was made today in the cases against State College students who are charged with assaulting patrolmen in a riot caused by Halloween pranks. It was that of Louis Biggerstaff, who was identified by Patrolman Myers as one of his assailants.
 The grand jury has the faculty and two hundred students before it today, Investigating a charge of confederat- ing, which Is a felony offense The mayor and police are making every effort to send the offenders to State prison if possible Efforts are being made to identify and arrest over 100 other young oollegians.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
Put Back To Work.

Night Clerk Huggins of the selma post office who was suspended about ten days ago. has been put back to work. Huggins who is negro. was suspended for delaying the sending off of a large quantity of mail matter. he having confessed to the charge.
 About ten days ago in the base
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03

day handed his resignation. to the mayor. He Is the third prominent city oficiaI to resign from ofiice dur ing the past month. the other being the chief of police and street super intendents Mayor Bliss stated this morning that he had determined upon q successor for MT. Merritt and 1t will probably be several days before ne an- nounces the new clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
Gets Sample of Cement.

Notwithstanding the protests of the foreman in charge of the work. Mayor Charles H. Bliss, accompanied by a po- lice officer, proceeded to the site of the new city hall this morning and pro- cured some of the cement that Is be- ing used in the foundation work of the building. A bucket was used, and when it was filled. the foreman of the work proceeded to take charge of it. and dump 1t back into the pile. The Mayor threatened his arrest if he further in- terfered and securing a shovel filled the bucket and had the officer convey 1t to the city hall
 It is charged by the Mayor that the cement is damaged. that the contractor in order to use it Is pounding it from Jumps into powder and that he pro- poses to have a test made of it. He has machines necessary, and the test will be made by George Rommel, Jr, one of the experts now here super vising the drainage work. The day previous the Mayor could not gain &C., cess to the site. as the gates of the en- closure had been locked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
Big Schooner Bought.

John A. Merritt 6 Co. today pur- chased the big three-masted schooner Donna Christina, from the owner, Cap tain Gus Axelsen, and the vessel will be placed in condition and placed in the trade between Pensacola and South and Central Anerican ports. carrying lumber, The vessel has been plying in this trade for years, being commanded by Captain Axelsen. and was one of the vessels in port during the hurri- cane. She was damaged to some ex- tent. and the owner decided to dispose of her to Merritt & Co. Several thou sand dollars will be expended in plac- ing the schooner in condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-03
Citx Clerk ResiEns.

City Clerk Clifton E. Merritt has ten dered his resignation to the mayor. to become effective as soon as the mayor chooses his successor. The clerk. who has held the position for more than q year. has been considering resign ing the position for several weeks, owing to the immense amount of work. in the office, but 1t was not until re- gently that he fully decided. and to-