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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
KANsANs IN NEW YORK.
Loyal Sons In Exile Gather at the Wall
dorfAstorla and Renew,
Allegiance.

New York, Jan. 30.-The 46th ami
versary Of the admission Of Kansas to
statehood was celebrated at the an
nual dinner of the Kansas society OF
New York at the Waldorf-Astoria ON
Tuesday night. g4a.sJ
AT a business session the following
officers were elected: President; Chas.
w. Price; first Woe president, Dr.
James H. Garfield; second vice pres
ident, Paul Starett; secretary M p
Gould; treasurer, n. R. Mitchell.
A feature Of tho banquet was tho
reading Of q poem BY Eugene Ware
formerly United States pension COM
missioner, and now Of Topeka.
Others at the guests table weSet,
United States District Attorney H. ..
Bone of Topeka, who responded to the
toast. kansas Tribute to New York! :
Samuel M. Gardenshire, formerly Of
Topeka, who told Of ''the American
Type" Rev. Charles Josiah Adams Of
Staten Island, formerly Of Wichita.
whose theme was ''the Man Of the West
as the west was" and DR.. Lyman ABB
bolt, who spoke Of Centralized Dem
ocracy."
Letters were read from Congress-
man. Charles r. Scott Of lola, United
States Senators Curtis and Long, Geo.
R. Peck and other prominent Kan
sans
In his speech, President Price do
clared that the sunflower state is
enjoying a prosperity which might
well be the envy Of the other states.
The hardships and difficulties which
its inhabitants had had to overoome
had produced q virile, progressive and
courageous race. kansas Is" he ad
ded, "a parallellogrAm of plenty"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
RAILROADS RETALIATE.
WIN Furnish the Government No
More Cheap Transportation
For Army Or Navy.

Omaha, Jan. SO.-The Union Pacific
and Northwestern railroads have re-
fused to make any special rates to
the government for the shipment OF
soldiers en- route to the Philippines to
and from San Francisco, and the quar-,
termaster's department Of the Depart.
ment OF Missouri is much disappointed
the officers expressing Themselves in
forceful language over the action OF
the railroads. Bids were opened in
Omaha, for the transportation Of 500
men, 500 horses and a large amount
Of equipment, from Forts Robinson
and Russell to San Francisco. Only
the Union Pacific and Northwestern
submitted bids and both bids were Tor
regular and full rates. Railroad Off
cials say the government will secure
no more cheap fares.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
INSANITY Plea for rhaw,

New York, Jan. 2S.-Temporary In
sanity, without recourse to the "un-
written law" will be the defense Of
Harry Kendall ThAw, on trial for mup-
der for killing stamford WhitA the
architect the nns Of defense was fin
ally decided upon Sunday at confsn
ence at the apartments Of DelphiDe
Michael Delmas, senior counsel I@
Thaw. There were present at this COD
ference besides MI. Delmas, Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, wife Of the aocuseds
Clifford W. Hartridge Thaw's closest
friend and legal adviser; John W.
Gleason. Charles v. McPike Daniel
OReilly and A. Russell Peabody, al
Of counsel for the defense
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
THEY ACCEPT MORE PAY.
BY q Vote Of So to n the seDaeS
Agreed to the House Provision
Increasing ealarlsa-

Washington, Jan. 94-The senate
Wednesday accepted the proposition
Of the house Of representatives TO
increase rhe salaries Of senator's, mem
bers and territorial delegates 70 VI
800 annually and those Of mo tice pre-
ident the speaker Of the house and
msmbers Of the presidents cabinet to
$4,000. This action was taken by .
vote Of IS to II, and followed q dis
sion Of nearly three houra An Gmend-
ment combining the increases to cabinet
officers and ne prsading offieefs
OF the senate and house was voted
down &c was also q proposition 10
postpone the increase until 1913.
Preaidant Roosevelt save his visWa
m advocacy Of ship subsidy in q Hpe-
eiai message which was read h both
houses
Senator Bsvoridee q Indiana begaa
An extsndsd address setting birth ne
ohnd labor coidltiona q the countfy,
n support Of hls pending bm pro1ilie'
M inlstataii oomln1fos n Nlull,l
MIA nls no protsSl d ohllt labor.
~. Bereldeo FoTt notcs thnt -
rcnlt co1cI1's ~ riercr1 Inrf'a.7
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
APOLOGY FROM swETrENHAM.
Governor Of jamaica Withdraw Let
ter 70 Admiral Davis and sayS
He ls Sorry.

London, Jan. SO.-rhe Associated
Press learns that the interna-
tional phase Of the Kingston
Incident has been finally closed
by Governor swettenham form
ally Withdrawing his letter TO Rear
Admiral Davis and expressing his re-
grst for having written It
swsttenham's withdrawal d his
letter and his apology followed volim-
ircus ttlesraphic communications to
him from the colonial Office. The dis
patch which has now closed the Incl
dent was sent by the governor to the
colonial ofhcs, whence It reached ne
state department at washington
through TIE foreign once N the usual
eoufsa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
Is0 DEAD N MINE
10 CHAECE FOR ANY TO LIVE
Rescuers Cannot Enter the Shan Be-
cause Il 0as--AAost Of the VIC
time Aro Americans With
Families.

Charleston, W. va. Jan. s0.--With
n defamation heard for miles and huri
ing debris hundreds Of feet in the air.
dust In the stuart mine near Fayettes.
vile, exploded Tuesday afternoon.
bringing terrible death to 80 or more
men who were at work 500 fest be-
low the surfaces. There IL no chance
that any win be taken out alive. for
It is thought that the terrific force
of the explosion snuffed out their
lives instantly. 1t will not be possible
for rescuors to reach the bottom OF the
shaft for 40 hours.
The disaster Is perhaps the worst IN
the number Of killed, in the history
of this state. Most of the men were
Americans and many OF them were
married and he'd large families. There
were q dozen or more colored men
and about 20 aliens among the vio'
Tins, Yho rescue work was begun az
soon a the shaft house could be 70
paired. About two hours after the ex-
plosioa three men were lowered into
the snaft IN an improvised bucket. BE-
fore descending so feet two were over
come and the third was barely able to
give the signal TO- hoist Further at
tempts were abandoned Air was sup
piled TO ne mine by several large
fans but the mechanism was damaged
and the fans were idle about two
hours. The fans have been started
again and II the men were not all
killed 1t may be that they Will have
air enough TO survive until the res
cuers reach them. The Stuart mine
has only one opening, although and en-
try has been driven to connect with q
uarallel mino short distance away
The shaft has three compartments
two for the cages and one for the air
Smoke and dust poured into the all
shaft for hundreds Of feet from the
yentilating compartment, and it Nai
wrecked. It is stated that nearly al
the men were at work in the entries
near the bottom Of the shaft.
No official announcement Of the
disaster or Its cause has as yet Deer
made by the officers of the company
That dust caused the explosion II
stated By persons at the scene, but tn ~
investigation may prove otherwise. Il
n stated that little or no gas has beer
encountered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

wichita Kan. Jan. s0.-Hsnry J,
Area Of Ottawa. bought from HArFy
]. Hhgzsy, Tuesday, The WiohitA Daily
Beacon. consldsratisa about tieo.ooo'
Il Is said that Mt. Alien win take
possession Of the paper In about q
week. The Beacon h the leadlns dem
ocrauc daily n KnnsaA = s sAit
an 4 vm ~ chnngsi % q repub
Il1sn rapor e upon as -. Alsn -
~ur1 control q II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
HaIe Leotured tho Senate.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The Senate
session Tuesday began with a leo
ture from Senator Hale, who conten
dsd that toe much talking and not
enough work was being done. He had
particular reference to his inability "a
secure the passage Of the diplomatic
and consular and foreign forwtica'
lions appropriation bills which were
on the calendar. Before the session
ended the two measures had been dis
posed Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Washington, Jan. So.-Flrst Assist
ant Postmaster General Hitchcock has
asked congress for an additional Ap-
preparation for postoffice clerks dur
ing the present fiscal year. He has
asked for s150po0 to cover the Salar-
les Of COO additional clerks until July l.
Appeals for assistance are coming
to the department from all parts Of
the country, particularly from me
Pacific coast. Postmasters report Il
is impossible 70 handle the man. e.
pecially OF the second class. n b
said at the department that the b.
crease In mail is due primarily to In
crease IN business Throughout The cOunr
Try. a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
a Id MIrturn and Rad Mar.

n Paso, Tex, Jan. so-Aftsr beng
chased for four years. n Comes,
charged with being one Of tho most
brutal and rOohiess Of al the des.
peradoes that years ago made The ~.
der notoFiouA, Va captured near n
Paso Tuesday By nhsrifi J. Owen q
Llnooh eounty, New lesxieo A loae
Ut q murdsts dfs oharUsA agAins,
cones. Who iIa MIXTURE q ndiuA. Ne
10 and Mnsican
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
'FOO0 N STORAG!
DA WHEY elves Tessineny pstess
ocAsgessiOnal cohhitsss ~
s&diae Hi ExBsfinAsaA
EGGS DETERI0RATE At ONCE
Prs|t Improves q Doee Mesa Fcs q
yS6&A-oystsrt II ibolN Noa Good
How oelatlN y
Mada.

Washington, Jan. 8o-DS. HarveH
W. wiley. chief Of tho chemistry bN-
reau Of tho Department Of Agriculture.
tesdfied concerning the deteEicrAr
ton Of Soodstufts In cold Storage b.
fore the house committee ON agrical-
tuYe, whose hearings on the asricnL
tural appropriation bin have been
made pubic
Vho cold storage warehouses arc q
Dr.. Wiley's disposal In washington
and he gave the results o. expert
Ipents with an sorts Of foodstufh
''1EiIk begins 70 deteriorate right away
and 30 does cream" said Dr.. Wiley.
ADges also begin TO dsteriorate inms-
d,ately. Fruit is improved and some
times continues 70 improve Tor three
monthA Meat improves up to about
stx or eight weeks. But after three
months for meat you can see that .
has reached tho maximum and than 4
begins 10 % down DO not care low
hard II 10 frozen.
When ASKED for q further eKpAAna'
W. ~ ~ $500 n. wiz .A,a,
"Wo find that meats do not tasbs
- won ''..u IL -, ~ ~, ~. a., ~ ,,.,l
w. anu S'S.s ~ ~. -, -. -. &C.,
IN1' 49,, 49,. - ~. - a..S urn 49,
n'olsu~ - q ~. "a - h..a . eS.sS
auA,. ySA. y. s ~ go 49, ~.
QuIl oooA'a . tno -" snS 800 .,,ts
COoA Inon 10 ~. ~. 80 hI,nas,1d
ne July Jun pun 'l'' ~
%. .,., 49,. 800. ...,t. ~,
DE. why s'~Veu - 80 ~" -. 49, -.
pfove wnen pvpe.H 80 - - 80 -
Sln' ~. ~ =. - - ,.sor,o H. r,,,,,io ~
peElmens ~ - in'o O,u ~ p1' $3.50 -
paruCui"iiy 'n0 oo.1 80 800 49, 49, ~,
now Yong 'ii0s may 0 -
IN scoIase H.. .,,u..A,..,.,.
Ut, Wlley was 49, ~ a. -
aOou' oysVers anu solu '' = L''.,s ~
ters openeu anu on'p -. =. n..o.,n~ a.
snoulu W preVen.eu i'o.u ~ ~ Z
tefstace commerco - euy az ,.. S /
AN oys,er - T r 1, az nO ~ - ~.
Is openeo' saiu ~ 49, 49, ono - I'M
soou' II los0s us 49, 49,. un.,
IN RESPONSE ~ inuqn.o Az 49,
se.en'asve ta .,. 80 = - - nra.s,.v.
Dlney "a uee.ns oy ~ W,,,sv "a.
tnem Iof sliAplnens ~; W. o 80.
w .nSs ousn' NJ ~ - :. ~.
nn~t IulnS tl0I gu e r. v.re;
tM tney Are uAIseoS Z
tnas oysVefs % snippOu s'l,vo 80 - !.
me snen. Dr. WHEY sAiu e1e oySU0''
sene out m TN cans arc all rlgnG
Gelatln was oenounoeo " IT, "A0'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
MN nlstribute Seeds AZ Usual.


washington, Jan. SO-The agrioub
tural appropriation bill occupied most
Of the day, in the house and as usual
when the amendment striking out the
free distribution of seeds was report
ed the members from the farming dis
tricts outvoted those from the cities,
reversed a ruling Of the chair by s
vote Of 1856 to IS, and restored the
paragraph as has been the law 1or
years. An important amendment was
adopted that no part Of the money ap-
propriatsd for expenses in the en-.
forcoment Of the national pure food
law should be paid to any state, city
or district official, the amendment be
Ing based on the thory that the states
should execute their own pure 1000
laws.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
6BsERVED tARGlrnH pay
Anniversary 4 slrthd wilian ~
Kialey Was Remembered.
Martyrsd PresIdsnts' Favorits Flower
Worn BY Washington officials 0sn-
ePaIIy-circuIar From League

N-
washington. Jan. Tuesday wAs
the Gath anniversary Of the birth OF
William Mckinley. A. Buoh anniveS
sary and as 'Carnation Day It wee
observed generally in the nations
capital Government officials. meme
beers Of congress and private citizens
wearing the presidents favoaue
flower in silent memory Of martyreo
public servant and in the interest OF
patriotism and good citizenship. fres-
ident Roosevelt had on his desk >
great vase OF hns carnations. and .
similar bunch of carnations adorAeo
the deak Of Secretary Loeb. Members
of the cabinet each wore one or me
flowers as they appeared at the cab
met meeting. EARLY Tuesday POST
masters General Cortslyou, one of The
founders Of the "Carnation League or
America" presented 70 each Of the
bureau and division chiefs and to eacn
member Of his own executive stan 4
beautiful oarnation to be worn during
the day. aT3 54e tyd7. 6a
In 4 eirc,Aar sent broadcast BY the
trustees Of the Mckinley Memorial, Il
IL indicated that the purpose Of the
"Carnation League Of Anierisa' 10 to
instill into the hearts and minds OF
the people desire for real patriotic
observance Of all our national days.
"Carnation Day, Is a simple and deli
icate sentiment" the trustees Oontinne.
''is particularly appropriate o. a naern-
orial to William Mckinley, and In 1its
broader purpose of fostering genuine
national patriotism and good citizen
ship It rs imbued with the spirit Of
william Mckinley. the statesman"
Canton, O.. Jan. S0.-"oarnation
Day." was observed in the public
schools BY the recital Of Incidents In
the life Of Mckinley BY teachers and
pupils. The children Tuesday after
noon attended a Mckinley human
flag concert wherein 400 girls were
dressed to represent human flag.
Many floral remembrances were sent
to the Mckinley tomb.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
To oovy Kln.S5 6la'LrA

liseolR, Nsb.. Jan. soe-A bin vus
fl,rstuesd IN he state senats Taoe-
owhF aoodEtah e FAlmaEs eoUntI,
WhiuA Ioolz, n slfsol b a. abotIA
nons 4 kltakl puhiihmehk n > pat
tsrnoa slllf ~ KansAs ~ and put1
a. question e WhslAer - poEloa
uto -. hen 1untalocf = ouaih a,an
- srsrutod or I've n ~ hnnal = %
TrTrfncf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
steamer,s CARGO on FirA

Colombo, Jan 2s.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer seydlitz, Captain
Dewers, homeward bound from Japan
and CAina, with passengers, malls and
merchandise, has arrived at Point Do
Gale, Ceylon. with her cargo on ira
Her fore peak is burnt out The pas
sengers and mails were rescued by the
British cruiser Diadem and brought 70
Colombo. y.ft -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
70 Hcar stsndard OH Aruumenau.

St Louis, Jan. 90-In the case Of
ne government against the Standard
on company he motion filed BY the
STANDARD and subsidiary companies
q the alleged soeAiled on combine
challenging the right Of the United
states circuit court Of appeals 10 b.
suo an order allowing the government
10 get service upon ne defendants
that DO not i've N ne distrsct where
Tie suit IL filed WIN b heard wed
nusaay. Tho argument wlll be mads
before the United states olrcait court
d sppeais with IN fOur Judges at
alna. ~.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

wlH Burn Railroad Property for Fuel.
Washington, Jan. 9o.-A telegram to
the interstate commerce commission
from New Rockford N. D., says the
fuel sltSation thsre b SO desperate
mat ne people WIN burn railroad
properly h less than 4s hours for fuel.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

81 Pstsruburs. jan So-0oorrs von
4 1luTsr, ~ retiring tnbaaladlg q
- unlhaf eiairs "a tsrs q ncoa
l'-n-suT ~ RdA MY plonineul
relnrns rs,horel = ~ Imperial -
1sca y - rslir,t 1'rllcn = ~
~ NrlT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

The WY 10 Salute the osvsrnor.
FeodoEia. Russia. Jan So,-ooFurnor
General Davitofl n fs.r q assasnln,
ation. has issust ortEl u1t ~ nta
Who meef lin q re elferf AZ h
tim thsir ba1ts nna ~ - lss'f
har11 raI2 ~ t1s s'a - e
1I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
MARKET REPORTS.


xapns CTS, Jan. Sa-cattle--Nattv.
stevrs. xA.Oods.6O;; cows and haiferh
0l.po; stocksrs and fedora. .o ~
western fed steers. es.f6e4A HeEs BUN
a oaiaa A7o0sA SheaD-Mutone
SSgDaGSS lA1sba. ta7o9s.ta
CtfoaRO. Jan. n--cAtte-SegreA ~
0s.oe cow and hsifsrA, il-be90S; stock.
- a. fosAala aW0AM HaSS--eIlEe
and butahsrA. eAz54l.A eheqp tslses
AK IaanbA tL7sGE.@
q Iouia JaA A--Dssf ytsepa &.SeSa1
rtookeru and fesdsra, A00t-bo; ooN1 ane
Aeifers, Sl.SoGS.ass Twas gteerh 9eo90ss
Hoen-PsgS and HahtA ADQA0 1872
-aiatvsS. 01s0GB; lanhI S@W.A
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Ohsago, Jan. A-oAsh-WVosas-ese
"a ~; Ne ! red 7l4l5i Ne. bad ~
0lafs No. . hard ogltf Ne ! nosshsf1
C0G6; No. nertharn p4.2l Ne. = apitra
qo corD-tso. = uo1ling ootngi Ma
4 GPak oaaB-llo I ~ ~ =
"a IoutA jan. A-ooas-rWoeAt--
tnrss maj 60 weld tses9 Ee. ~
rash H.togUE IA. . hare tlosl -
TEGEI. IIlT ~. ogIn.-NiT hsli 0ea
~ I sass nSlSts ~ : We eol.l
~ -; ~ ~ oatl--llsne1l ears
No ! ossA 1inli lsa suhi,s ~ ~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
FRIDAYS DANCE

Tickets are out for the dance to
be given by the Carson City baseball
Club at Armory Hall on next Friday
evening, the 18th. Everybody should
stand in and buy ticket whether
they intend going or not as the di.
rectors of the league are in debt to
the amount of 1925 and they wish to
get the accounts off the books. The
dance will be one Of the biggest sue
cesses of the season if the people
will stand in.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17

A. Livingston has the agency fol
the famous A. B. c. beer, the finest
on the market. A phone call vii
land you the goods.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17

stated that the value If it could
not be estimated. He visited the
Catln property and was we'll pleased
with it. Mr.. Thatcher said that the
ore that has been taken from the
Silver Bow Bell resembles very much
that taken from the Nevada Hills
at FairvieW.
No one is allowed in the tunnel
unless special permit is secured
from Mr. Scheld, who is the secretary
and treasurer OF the company. E.
r. Shields is president of the company
and w. l.. McGonagill, vice-president
1t is incorpore ted for million shares,
with 100000 shares in the treasury.
The latter stock will not be sold as
it is figured that the royalty from the
lease now producing Will provide
plenty of finances With no treasury
stock sold the company is practically
closed corporation.
The Catlin property comprises four
'and have tapped the ledge with a
/ tunnel. An eight-foot ledge of 500
ore, or better, has been found. As
says running much higher have been
| secured, but the average for the en-
tire eight feet is about 500. The
ore all carries gold values uniformly;
that is, where the value is high in
silver it is higher in gold. and where
the value is low in silver the same
with the gold. But recently two
other parallel lodges have been found
on the property. The Catlin is own
ed by Bert L. Smith, John Gregovich
and c. d. Porter of San Francisco
Tonopah Sun.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
Silver Bow

: hat Silver Bow will rapidly come
t. he front as a mining camp there
is no doubt, because Of the good
locking character OF the ore that has
been found in large quantities both
on the property Of the Silver Bow
Bell and the Catlin. The camp is
destined, in the opinion of all those
who are familiar with the facts, to
become a high grade shipper.
H. w. Schield, L. A. Gibbons, Geo.
Thatcher, Jr, Bert l.. Smith, John
Gregovicn and Professor Jenny went
out to the eastern camp yesterday
and arrived in Tonopah about =
o'clock last night All who made The
trip are enthusiastic over the show
ings that have been made on both
the Silver Bow Bell and the Catlin
properties.
Mr.. Scheld who controls large
block of the Silver Bow Bell stock,
said that the reports of high grade
on that property are true. Members
OF the party brought back samples
from which the pure silver could be
shaved The extremely rich stuff
runs in a stringer about eight inches
wide, but q ledge four feet wide has
been uncovered from which ore is
being sacked. There are more than
two hundred sacks ON the dump, and
as soon as four hundred sacks are
filled the first shipment will be made.
One of the sacks inspected, it was
thought would run between $500 and
81 900 to the ION, as it was exceeding
" rich.
The workings consist OF a I42-foOt
tunnel. 1t is the intention to strike
shaft through from the tunnel to
the sarface, distance OF about 100
feet from the mouth of the tunnel, in
order that the air may be better.
The air in the raise On the ore is bad,
permitting the men to work but a
few hours at a shift. With a shaft
there will be better ventilation.
The Silver Bow Bell company owns
three claims and the claim ON which
the strike was made is known as the
Gift claims. Three Swedes own the
lease and they have about eighteen
months until it expires. They were
offered $1oG.0O0 for their rights, but
refused, explaining that they would
take that much ore out in few
months
Professor Jenney was highly pleas
eG with the property stating that il
was very fine and rich piece o.
graund and in good shape. He als(
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
KIDNEY DISEASES SAPPlNG
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
A Word of Warning-and a Remedy.

A Word of Warning-and a Remedy
Modern conditions Of living in Amer
lea are said to be increasing Kidney
Bladder and Rheumatic AILMENTS at
such rapid rate that the public
health is threatened.
To meet the situation it has been
proposed that the newspapers of the
country give wide publicity to DR..
Floods prescription not only as being
the finest remedy for these ailments
known but one in which the people
can place perfect confidence. coming
as it does from such eminent medical
authority.
This is practical suggestion that
should result in the relief of a vast
amount of suffering and we take
pleasure in being able to help the
idea by giving the doctors famous
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17

The ladies Guild will give their
usual Thanksgiving sale this year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
CLASSIFIED LOCALS

Fresh Morgan Oysters received at
Davey & Maish's daily.
GEO. z. klTZMEYER
Funeral Director and EmbaImoF.
ParIors South Of Pos Of'iee.
Ofsice Phone 721. Residence, 722
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17

prescription III full:
Concentrated Barkola Compound,
1 ounc,
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
IL ounce.
Aromatic Elixir ..f..........4 ounces
Get the ingredients at any drug
store, mix them at homo and take
one teasponful after each meal anu
one before going to bed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
THE PLACE TO GO.

If you want elegant furniture or
any of the accessories of sleeping
chamber try the Carson Furniture
Company, across the street from the
Briggs House. You get the latest
style in furniture and you get 1t at
very reasonable price.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-10-17
1AMAlES 1HMALES

Matt Farrell is now prepare to furn-
ish the finest tamales in the town.
His parlors are located on King street
opposite the telephone Office. twenty
cents each, three for half. If