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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

tOrney and | do not think there is
any occasion for employing one. |
simply have this statement to make
and that is all have to do. A great
many men do foolish things, apparent
ly have done that myself"
He further adds that he never or
dered thaat his remarks be placed
on the minutes of the court, that this
order was made by Judge Breen after
the termination of the latter's state
ment. He adds that shortly after he
concluded his remarks, which he sin
cerely regrets that the court in
structed him to make the order for
the removal of the case from Lander
county to ElkO county. Before he had
time to file the above removal notice
he received telegram that his
brother had been shot. He immed-
lately filed the order and went to
the scene of the shooting On re-
turning the following day to Austin
he found that Judge Breen had ordered
his remarks and those made by Mae
Stretti entered on the minutes of the
court. He further adds that he will
be pleased 10 have them 1Xpunged
from the records of the court at any
time as no one regrets more than
he that they are a part Of the record.
He asserts to the correctness Of the
statement submitted to the court
this morning and is willing to have
the court pass judgement on him in
his absence, adding further that if
the Supreme Court should desire his
presence in court he will be pleased
to appear in person at any time.
The court then made an orde- cit
ing both Breen and MaesJretti to ap
pear before the court in person or
the 14th of November
Judge Breen was excused from mai
ing a statement today owing to the
fact thaat he is the presiding office
in the Washoe county court at the
present time and several cases OF
importance are awaiting his attention
at Austin.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
WERE BAD ACTORS

The congregation that appeared at
the opera house Saturday night were
certainly a bum lot. They came
here heralded by the press all over
the country as a first class minstrel
aggregation but the people who at
1ended the performance in this city
failed to see where it came in.
A good house greeted them, but
when the show ended goodly NUM-
Der of the audience had retired from
the theater, seeking a more pleasant
passtime elsewhere.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
NOTICE

Some persons or persons have taken
six or seven stakes. from one of our
mining claims at the head Of Lime
Kiln Canyon. These stakes are
marked and we have our suspicious
as to the identity of the perpetrators
of the theft We desire to serve no
turned we shall prosecute the guilty
parties. Aside from the violation of
the law it is men trick.
JAMES D. FINCH Jr
CHAS H. PETERS
GEO. A. TYRRELL
NOLNEY 3. CROSS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
Former Resi-
cent is Dead

A telegram was received in this
city Saturday stating that Wellington
Stewart former resident of this city
and a brother of Mrs. Eugene Mara
of this city died at Seattle Friday
night.
News OF his serious illness was re-
ceived here Friday and Mrs. Mara
departed that night to be at his bed
side but a few hours after her de-
parture word was received that he
mad passed away.
Deceased was for number of
years a telegraph operator on the
irginia and Truckee railroad and
was we'll and favorably known in this
city. For number of years he has
been train dispatcher at Tacoma.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
HERE ON BUSINESS

B. F. Condit, representing the Ne
vada Machine Supply company of San
Francisco was an arrival in this city
this morning. This afternoon he de-
parted TO make the surveys for a
power plant to be built to a new
plaster quarry that is to be operated
by Reno men be-ween Dayton and
Mound House. This company will
build big plant for the refining of
an immense chalk deposit which they
have i'll that section of the country
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

Hold Meetine

The board of county commissioners
held sh4r usual monthly meeting
today and the regular bills were
allowed
The bond of George Brown for
building the three bridges across the
Carson river was presented to the
board and ordered accepted.
This being the day on which the
lunds for the county were to be
counted the board inspected the
books of the auditor which showed
a cash balance on hand of $32,923z1
The amount was found to be correct
and on deposit at the Nye & Ormsby
county bank.
The appointments made for the
month of October were tue same as
those of the past month.
A petition signed by seven-eights
of the people living in school Dis
trict No. 3 (Clear Creek was pre-
sented to the board asking that the
district be abolished The board
took the matter up and decided to
abolish the district as per request
of the petition, and ordered that dis
trict to be consolidated with school
District No. l.
At l 80 this afternoon the board
met as a board of equalization and
continued in session until o'clock
this afternoon when they adjourned
sine die. The raises and valuations
assessed to the tax roll by the board
were ordered to remain in force with
tie exception of that of Mrs. NJ. l.
Dupuis which was reduced $3.50 by
order Of the board.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
INCREASED WAGES

The San Pedro, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake railroad has announced a
voluntary increase of pay to all tele-
graph operators and station agents
on its road. The increase ranges
from s. to S25 month, according to
the Importance of the positions. The
increase will mean a total advance
monthly. The increase went into
effect October 1st
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
ed DONOVAN INJURED

Word was received in this city last
Saturday night that Ed Donovan,
well known here had his arm broken
at his mining property near Mountain
House while working in the mine
The seriousness of his injury was not
learned, but his many friends in this
city trust that he will soon be on
deck again as good as ever.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
DR., ROBERT r. KANE

Surgeon Dentist. Disease of the
mouth a specially. Crown, Bridge
and plate work at reasonable prices
All work guaranteed. Consultation
and examination free. Office Rinkel
building. Hours; 9 to 5. Z to 8 Sun
day by appointment
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

lost-A pocket book containing "A
number of valuable papers including
check on the Fourth National Bank
or Boston. Mass. and considerable
coin. Finder please return same to
w. E. Mcintosh. Nevada Press Com
pany and receive reward. O71w.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
BILLIARD results

Following are the results at the
Sabegrush billiard tournament Satur-
day evening:
Davis 80 defeated HOfer 80 by
score of 80 to 81: Deady 100 defeated
HOfer so by a score OF 100 TO 10
The players for this evening are
Platt against Davis and w. f. Cas-
son against Vieria.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

Charlie Schulz is spending several
days visiting his parents in this city.
J. H. Quinten of Provo, Utah. is
spending several days in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
AT LIVlNGSTON'S

You will find the most complete
stock of wines and liquors in the
State. Orders phoned in will receive
prompt attention
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs Henry Burlington and daughter
visit in California yesterday morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

No change is reported today in the
strike of the electrical workers. AS.
yet the power house men have re-
ceived no word to go out and as it
stands it seems as if the whole matter
will be settled by arbitration between
the contending forces. Both the
unions and the companies seem will
ing to have the matter settled as
soon as possible and while both want
their rights they are willing that the
matter should be settled without any
more delay than is absolutely neces-
sary.
A report was received in this city
this afternoon that a settlement of
the difficulty had been arranged. but
nothing definite could be learned.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

Bert d. White of Goldfield is spend
ing several days in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
Fresh Morgan oysters, IS cents pc,
can at Davey and Maish's. 1w

D. c. Henny of Portland Oregon, is
spending the day in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07
Strike Situation
the Same

The latest press dispatches from
Tolopah state that at meeting of
representatives of the railroad com
pany and the strikers an agreement
return to work. When the agreement
was presented to the trainmen all the
points contained therein were accept
ed with the understanding that Con
ductOr Cowan who refused to take
out a heavily loaded ore train with
only two breakmen, claiming that it
was not safe, be re-instated. At a
late hour Sunday night the company
had not considered this proposition
stating that Cowan must go. The
men are stubborn in their demands
and seem willing to let the matter
rest until the representative OF the
various railroad orders arrives in
Tonopan and leave the settlement OF
this matter to them. The company
also insists that the two men who
were discharged for drunkness while
on duty must resign their positions
and that the company will give them
clearance papers SO they can WORK
on other roads in this country. The
men are also baking at this propo,
sition claiming that all men should
be reinstated before the matter will
be settled satisfactorily.
U. S. District Attorney Sam Plat
accompanied by U. S. Marshal Grim
mon arrived in Tonopah yesterday tC
lcok after the handling OF the mails
having been sent there to see thai
no delay in the mails resulted in the
strike of the men.
They found that the mail was go
ing forward in a fairly good shape
and that the company was doin:
everything in its power to get th
mail trains through. Yesterday sew
eral cars OF fresh food was sent int
Tonopah and Goldfield on the mai
train and the fear of suffering from
the tie-up is a thing OF the past
Men are reporting for work dali,
and it is believed to! as soon a
, the representatives ol the railroa'
+ orders arrive in TOnopah that tn
start
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-07

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23

Zoa.Phora certainly does do wond-
ers for women Every woman who
has tried It says so, and there are
multiplied thousands of them From
all parts and corners Of the land
come their words Of praise and joy
and gratitude. Zoa-Phora has been
successful for twenty years in bring
ing life and health to women in re-
lieying pain and suffering and filling
homes with JOY and happiness. Their
genuine letters Of thanksgiving and
rejoicing prove It conclusively.
Zoa-Phora cures all forms of fe-
male diseases, Irregularities, piles,
kidney, bladder and liver disease and
all the troubles that drag down the
life Of women and make their lives
a burden and misery. You will
rejoice as others now rejoice in per-
feet health and happiness II you use
Zoa-Phora.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
NO PAIN NOW .

II feel better now than | have In
-four years, and | know 1t was Zoa
Phora that cured me, because | know
that nobody can suffer any more than
/ did, for suffered death over and
over. would not be without Zoa-
Phora, for II is indeed Woman's
Friend. | VIII say that whoever does
not believe that Zoa Phora is not a
good medicine for woman to take,
don't know what they are talking
about, and II anyone doesn't believe
this statement, let them please write
TO me and | viii certainly tell them
the same. If they will send ad-
dressed stamped envelope, will
answer anyone that wants TO write
and find out il 1t is so. You can use
my name in any way that will helm
you with your medicine and will
be glad TO have you to do so. Hoping
that you and your wonderful remedy
may prove successful for years TO
come, | remain
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
ZOa=PhOra
NO NARCOTICS.
NO POISON.

lbiitated conditions, attended with
i loss OF appetite" has extraordinary
power to control capillary circulation
and remove congestion" recommend
ed for nervous, hysterical women,
with irregular spasmodic pains dur
ling childbirth" this is one of the
most useful remedies we have for the
prevention of premature labor In child
birth, or irregular after-pains,' "es-
lpecially adapted for females who are
iafflicted," ETC., etc. Many other
statements of recommendation for
these remedies appear in the most
lreliable physicians books.
Is not this proof sufficient to con-
vince you that Zoa-Phora is the most
dependable and absolutely genuine
medicine for womans use that can
be found? When you add to the state
iments of these eminent medical au-
thorities, the experience of DR.. Pen
lgelly in his more than 20 years use
of Zoa-Pnora in private practice, and
Iagain add the testimony Of the multi
jtudes of women in every state in the
Union who voluntarily write words of
Ipraise for this wonderful "womans
friend" the proof positive of the
superior merit of Zoa-Phora Is indis-
putable. No better, stronger or more
satisfactory evidence could possibly
be produced, and none from any
higher authority, regarding a med
icine exists anywhere.
You need not send away for Zoa-
.Phora. Your druggist will supply
you with the medicine already pre-
pared and compounded in just the
right proportions, put up in sealed.
sterllzed. one dollar bottles Each
package contains full and complete
instructions and directions for using
the medicine, also a copy of Or.
Pengelly's Advice to Women" book
let containing a lot of interesting
and instructive information for wom-
en-, which win enable you TO treat
yourself in the privacy of your own
home. and you need not tell your
troubles to anyone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
1 HAVE SUFFERED.

|Only myself ! always had to go 10
bed and could not sit up minute [
was also troubled with sick headache,
neuralgia, and was so nervous at
times that could not bear to hear
one walk on the floor. | was COM
lpletely discouraged and thought
could not stand it very long, but
saw your paper The Woman's Friend
and wrote 10 the doctor for a bottle.
I took that and then got another bot
tie and have now taken l3 bottles
and find that there Is nothing like
ibeing so weak, was compelled TO
begin the medicine by taking quart
Ter of teaspoonful at a dose, and then
igradually increased il until ] could
take tablespoonful, hence did not
gain so rapidly at first, but find It
an excellent tonic and shall continue
its use until | am entirely cured. |
shall be glad TO write anybody who
wishes TO write me about the results
! have obtained from your medicine,
and shall always praise it wherever !
am, as It is well worth the money to
anyone suffering from female dis
eases.
Miss Forabel Blessing, 219 w. Lin
coin street, Kokomo, Ind, writes:
l"I can truly say that Zoa-Phora has
completely cured me of my awful
suffering.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
CHRONIC WEAKNESS.

May attack women at almost any
age and is so common that they fail
TO give II the attention it deserves.
Because II is not a violent and pain
full disease, one which threatens dan
ger, they neglect it and permit It to
rhn month after month and year after
year.
Perhaps there are no cases on rec
ord of women who have died from It's
direct effectcs, but 1t is none the less
disastrous in It's effects 1t ruins the
complexion, undermines the whole
system, often produces sterility, weak
ness of the genital organs, brings on
ulcerations, prolapsus, and whole
train of those complaints known as
female weakness, and in fact
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
MADE FOR WOMEN.
No Higher or Better Proof of the
Merit Of Medicine Can Be
Given Than Found Here.

J When Dr. Pengelly first compound
ed Zoa-Phora, he was very careful in
his selection of the Ingredients to be
used. Having In mind at all times
the best good of his patients, he de-
Itenlined TO use no drug that would
be in any way injurious to woman's
delicate organism. His years of ex-
lperience in treating all forms of wom-
'anly weakness and disease, enabled
him to determine just the remedies
needed Can you wonder, therefore,
that Zoa-Phora is so successful?
No narcotics nor any drug that will
cause what Is commonly known as
the drug habit" are used in COM
pounding Zoa-hora Formerly a
lsmall amount of alcohol was used in
its preparation, but now even that
has been eliminated leaving the valu-
able medicinal ingredients in the prep
Iaration just as they have always
been.
The medicines used in making Zoa-
Phora are recognized by the medical
profession everywhere as the best
known remedies for the diseases and
AILMENTS OF women. The United
States Dispensatory and other medical
books OF equal prominence, say, in
regard to them, as follows: "Regu-
lates the menstrual Junction" "em-
ployed by physicians in the treatment
OF uterine diseases" has met with
iayor In the treatment of periodical
sicK-headache, recommended in de-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
HEADACHE.

! have suffered terribly with pains
in my head and did not feel any bet
ter until began taking your med
icine. | took two bottles of the
medicine and can truly say that | feel
like a different person.
Mrs. Annie Long, box 53S. Mont
lpelier. Ind. writes: 81 gladly rec
Commend Zoa-Phora 10 all suffering
women for the many ills peculiar
10 our sex II cured me of painful
experiences, and ! am never without
a bottle of II as II Is so strengthen
ing. Any lady has the privilege Of
writing me for particulars. f"
Mrs. Albert r. Muskridge, 2724 S.
Elm street, Muncie. Ind, says in a
letter received from her: 81 can truly
say that Zoa-Phora is good med
icine for suffering women and young
girls.
IL have used It with good results,
and my sister, Miss Marie White,
has also used It, andI cannot praise IT.
too highly for what It has done for
me, Hoping this may be the means
'of helping other suffering women,
remain"
Mrs. Jake Hoffmen, r. f. ID. No.
2 Saginaw, e. s. Mich, writes:
Dear Doctor think that there
is nothing like zoa-Phora, for it did
help me better than any medicine. /
feel about like when I was IA Vaarq
old and don't have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
rNDANGEBs YOUR LIFE.

Zoa-Phora and our Antlseptic Vital
izing Cones will cure the very worst
case OF chronic weakness known,
and what Is better still the cure will
be permanent, because Zoa-Phora
strikes the seat of the disease, and
after thorough treatment will leave
the organs in perfect condition of
health.
III you have noticed the slightest ev-
idence of trouble, do not delay. Pro-
cure bottle of Zoa-Phora at once
and begin taking according TO direc-
tion. Then write 10 Consultation
Department" zoa-Phora Co, Kalama-
100, Mich, giving the doctor fun
description of your symptoms and ask
for his advice.
Persistent treatment, taking Zoa-
Phora regularly, according to direc-
tons, will positively and permanently
cure the most obstinate case of fe-
male weakness,
Mary NJ. Clingerman, r. No. 2,
Bowling Green, Ind, in her letter of
Feb. 18th, 1906, writes: IL am very
thankful for the medicine you sent
me. II has done me lots of good and
feel great deal better than have
for long time. | felt so much tired
out at times. had female troubles
but couldn't just say that was
sick. Since using Zoa-Phora all
those tired and dlsagreeable feelings
have left me and / feel strong as |
ever did. | cannot praise your med
icine high enough for what 1t has
done for me. fully believe that
Zoa-Phora will doiust what you claim
for 1t. ! have used the second bottle
and think am well. but don't in
tend to be without II in the house
! will recommend the medicine to
others. "
Mrs. Emma Davis, r. r. No. 49,,
Anderson, Ind, says: Dear Doctor
- wish to tell you that Zoa-Phora
mas been a wonderful blessing to me.
! have been a sufferer for the last
TOUR years, and have taken treatment
from local physicians, but received
no benefit. Finally | saw your ad-
yertisement in our paper, and wrote
you at once for bottle from which
derived some benefit and then pro-
cured the remedy here. My health
has now been restored, and can do
all my houseworiS and owe Il all
10 Aoa7Phora. ! can never thank
you enough for the benefit derived.
ana shall take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t 10 all my friends"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23
woMAN's HAPPINESS.

and usefulness through life depend on
her health in girlhood. Many girls
do not realize this fact, but every
mother knows IT, and should there
fore watch the progress Of her daugh-
ters and see that they have not only
the instruction which their nexperl-
ence requires. but also the aid of the
right remedy. At the critical times
every girl needs some remedy which
viii tone up and strengthen her ner-
yous system. Zoa-Phora will do this
every time Mothers do not let
your daughters say as so many have
said TO rs again and again, almost in
the same words: "If my mother had
known and taught me the facts con-
tanned in your book, DR. Pengelly's s
Advice TO Women instead of leaving
me TO learn them by bitter experience.
how much better It would be for me.
IF mother had known of Zoa- Phora
and had used 1t to correct my all
ments when they first began, how
much of suffering would have
escaped However, I am glad | can
still
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-07-23

In the history of medicine and rem
edies there IS not found parallel
for the wonderful record of zoa-Phora
in cures of obstinate cases of female
weakness, This Is shown by proof
positive in the words of the grateful
women all over the land who rise ana
as with one voice praise Zoa' Phora
for it's great work. They pronounce
il with one accord "Woman's Friend
and who can galnsay the testimony
of those cured? The strongest indorse-
ment medicine can have IS tl"
nraise of woman lifted from the
slough of despond and sickness
wnrse than death to health ana
strength 10 home and happiness, Hoa-
Phora is a remedy that goes NJ once
~ the seat of the trouble, corrects the
aisorder maintains healthy yigor
IN the weakened and diseased organs
aiding them and STRENGTHENING the1l
to nerform their mental functions anu
gives tone to the general system Oh
purifying AMI enricbing the oioou'
II corrects irregularity and suppress
sion. with the use of Zoa-Phora there
Is no suffering with terrible pain IN
hack and headache. II relieves ana
cures. Il is one Of the most marvel
Gus of modern remedies, serves as
steady hand 10 guide the frail and
siclSly giri to and through the trying
period. II proves through the trying
times of childbirth "woman's friend
in the truest sense of the word, buoy
ing and strengthening and building
up when all physicians and all other
remedies fail; and as she passes from
the period Of motherhood Zoa-Phora
is still her friend and mainstay-
bringing her through the third dan
gerous change in woman's life, safe
and soundly healthy. Women by the
thousands testify TO the wonderful eff
feet of Zoa-Phora on their general
health as well as to the marvellous
power in correcting displacements and
permanently strengthening when weak.