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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 9.-Cattle
receipts. 1000, including 200 south.
erns; market steady to 1Oc higher.
Native steers, 5.0O@7.0O; southern
steers. 3.75@6.40; southern COWS, 2.75
$500: native cows and heifers, 2.75
@6.6O; stockers and feeders, $500
$50; bulls, 3lOo@5.25; calves, $3.50
TOO: western steers, 5-25@6.75; west
ern cows, 3.75@5.25.
Hog receipts, 10000; market strong
to sc higher. Bulk of sales, 7.25@7.55; /;
heavy, 7.50@7.65; packers and butch
ers. 7.309760; light. 7.O0@7.50; pigs.
5.75@7.0O.
Sheep receipts, 5000: market stea.
dy. Muttons. 5.o0@6.25; lambs, $500
S.75; wethers and yearlings, 4.75@
7.25; ewes, 4.25@5.75; Texas and Ari'
zona muttons. 4.5O@6.1O.
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Drills by Shriners.

Louisville, KY. June y.-Continua-
ton OF the exhibition drills of the Wis
iting patrols marked this mornings
program of the Shriner conclave. Au-
tomobile races, in which some of the
leading professional drivers of Anne
rica will participate are scheduled for
the afternoon All Shrdners and their
ladies' will be admitted to the racing
park without charge.
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Southern Baptists.

Nashville, Tenn, June 9.-Delegates
from Baptist Young Peoples Unions
and Sunday schools in all parts of tho
South are enrolled In the congress
opened here today and which will con-
tinue in session for six days. The
executive board of the National Bap-
list convention also assembled here
today to arrange the details of the
next general session.
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Y. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report Observation Taken al
100 a. n.)

Roswell, n. NJ, June 9.-Tempera-
ture, max. &c; min. 54: mean rs. Pre-
cipitation, 0. Wind, dir. NE. veloc, 2.
Weather clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday station
airy temperature.
Comparative temperature data. Ex-
tremes this date last year, max. 80:
min. 81. Extremes this date Is years
record, max 10, 1896, min. 50, 1894.
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German and Biology. rendered their
designations and both were accepted
Mr.. McGaffey, supported by Mr.. Jaf-
ia, brought up the matter of putting
IN a typewriter department in the 7th
grade, arguing that such a move was
in keeping with the times. But the
other members considered the move
q little hasty at this time.
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QUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE
KILLED 200 PEOPLE

Padang, Sumatra, June 9.-The
town of Kirinchi, 1S5 miles to the
south of Padang, was destroyed by an
earthquake on the night OF June g.
4th. Two hundred people were killed
and others injured. The shock was ac-
companied by a tidal wave which
swept away the native nuts.
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GEO. L. STREET ELECTED
TO BE IMPERIAL POTENTATE

Louisville, June Geo. L. Street, OF
Richmond, Va, was today advanced
from deputy imperial potentate to i'm
perial potentate at the meeting today
of the mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine
He succeeds Edwin I. Alderman, oi
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Shrfners
still have possession or '6he city and
will close the sessions tomorrow even
ing with a grand celebration.
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NEW MEXICO MINISTER
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Tucumcari, N. M, June 9.-Murder.
as the result of wilful neglect, Is the
charge against Rev. Jesse Fenton, the
pastor of the Holiness church at San
Jon. He was brought here and lodged
in Jail.
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2 TIE POOR ECONOMY.
ITO buy cheap worthless meats 6
3 that are never satisfactory.
Buy meats with a guarantee of
quality behind them, the kind
We handle eNclusfvely.-T. c.
Market. Quality only. Phone 6
3 225. 6
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for outing and mountain trips,-Tel-
ephone 1S2.-R. B. Jones, prop. 743m.
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Opening Dinner at Virginia Inn
Thursday evening at O'Clock. S5t2"
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Honor Colonel Harvey.

Lawrence, Kan, June 9.-Editors of
the leading newspapers of Kansas ga.
thered here today to do honor to Col
onel George Harvey of New York, ed
itor of the Harper publications, who
delivered the commencement address
at the University of Kansas this morn
ing. The largest class in the history
of the Sunflower State institution was
graduated.
The past year has been the most
successful the university has ever
known. In anticipation of an even
greater growth in the future. plans
have been made for the first wing of
a new main building to cost $550,OOO
and which will be the beginning of
new central court for the campus.
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Jim Williamson came up from
Greenfield this morning on business.
Charles DeFreest left this morning
on ten days business trip to Chi
cago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
sic trnnIit -"

9icm Dorf, 10. Otdrj. = Gr,
FrGiibcnt 9lcoicpclt gcnob belltc gum
crlten Miolc icit icinen 9Imtsaustritt
rus Icrgnigen, lih uls Friptbiirgcr
IN bieliger Stoot berunl 5u treiben
uno gcndu ais lolder bcbnnbelt 81
merOen. 9tafoem CT i'm @eorGnge
ilno aui einem oltr1 Tebel auigebol.
tenen sSGbrboot Den 6lub getrell5t
bate. beitie9 er nit SRI. Gornelin
2ongoon, elmer Ircllnoin ieiner 5odj'
ter gtbel, bel melhcr Gprnelio III
SpIter Dan ouI Nclld geiucien mar,
einen Strubcnbobn Mug9on INTO
idnb lid I'M Nl, in Der golle eineS
yStrapbangcr. lIlr neiti9e Sclte
erfonnten ben iriiberen Hrdiioenten
ali Dem gnn5cn &egc nod Der @ob-
nung lcines ShlpagerS Douglas Ho-
binion an Der Waoiion.9lpennie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
%ranb nmo Eanif in cincm Sabrif
[Scbnuoc.

9tclu Dprf, 10. MGr5. -- Gin
bclltc 9fodlnllttoA I'M picrtcn Stod-
merf zines ,SobrifgebGuoesnm Nroob.
man lno Der 9roomc. Strobe ous9e-
trodcncs ,Sclier pcrltrla6tc cinen
Eonif lmter Den 100 oocr mebr Mob.
d,cn, meIhc oort orbeiteten. Ger
Houd iiilltc olle Hdlrne, llnb ctliht
Der geGngti9tcu sSrollcn5immer, ruel.
dc feinen 9lilSlpeg SIR 5lnht aben
tlctterten olli Die cn9cn Senltcrac'
limlc on Nrooomdp.tSrontc. lii
nriitcn ocriclben murbcn ourh oil
Ieucrmcbr, mcldc gIcid) bel ibrcl
?lnflnft gcitcrn crriftctc unb 9ict
tlmgsncBc uilsbreitetc, pbrc Shaocu
IN Si6crbeit Debroft. ,3luei Wtdo'
dcn ipronGcn jcopd III ibrenl
Shrcdcn bcrob, cbe Die Soidnl0nncr
tic crrcihen fcnntcn. Cine Ocriclbcn
puroc in cincm 9icb aiigeiongen
uno cntfom nit eincm geinbrilh
Iic nnocrc iicl oli cin Sonneu.
ood), lpeldcS llitcr ibrcm 9lnproQ 5it'
innmcnbrod, uno mllroc oonn pol
cincm ouf Dem 5rottoir ltcbenoer
FoliiiIten mlIgeion9en. Sic crlit
tc0cnflidc inncrc &crlcbilngen. sll
bcrocn trlgen nod 5uci onoerl
Ndohcn 9ranomlnoen am aopi mi
ocn Shlltern oapon. Tus 6euel
blieb ollf oaS Stodnerf 6eidrdnft
Il. pcl6em ca oIsbroh, uno Der Ser
Init betrigt niht iiber $1,000. 2ns
@ebGiloc lit Don Der empire Eetti
ccot 60" mo etIihen onoercn SSobri
funtell lueiblidcr alciollngSItilde ein
ucuDllllllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
3iuci Sampier epaiSircn.
Ter cine lmtergegangcn, Der unOerc
aui Dem StranOe. - acin Ser
Init p0n Menlhenlebcll.

Bottom Wloii, 10. giir5. -
Ger Gonlpier rSorotio >pnll" bon
Der yguitern Steqmitip Cine" mlr.
oe gegen s llbr bentc iriib i'm 9ton-
ti!fcts Slno burh oen Compiler ,S.
=. Sinod," pon Der .Mctropolitnn
Cine" otaeronnt mo IN bcn @rllno
Gcbobrt Gr blicb jcood) longc &C.
nlg ilctt, I'M gtohrihtcn ilbcr bos
llnglld bllrh ,Slmfcntclegropbic mn
cas-. llicr 5lr ihifen, mo ir,5pilhcn
nobm Scr ,Cimod" Die Monnldoit
ilo mcnigen Eollugicrc oes iinfen.
hcn Sd)ii'@, inl @on5cn ehpo 40
Ecrionen, an @or0. Ter oGimod, "
melhcr Don 9tclp.Dorf nod Bolton
bcltimmt luor, icttc Damn ieinc sSobrt
iort, ollcin oa cr ltarf 81 lcdcn be.
0onn. 10 biclt cs lein Gopit1n fiir
gerotbcn. i'm fllrj noh = llbr 9tod.
nlittoQS nobc Orleans, on Sinlicr
pon Sap Gpb, ouf Den Strnno 81
iiibreu. Iidtcr )tebel berridte 5ltr
;3eit Der Gollilion.
CHATHAM, Wioii, 10. M6r5. -
3ebn EcrionclL cinidlieBlih offer
NSollogierc ocS oS>orotio S5na" mo
cinca Der Siii5icrc OcS YGimod" IinO
burh Die Monnid]oit Der Niiitenrct-
tlngsitotion 81 Orleans ans liter
Ncbroht morocn. Ger nSorotio Sail"
mar Gin in 1898 81 Gbcitcr, Eo., &C.
balltca Sahr5cllg BON 1869 Spnncn
imo bate $i50,O00 gefoltet. Gr be.
inno lid nlli Der 6obrt bon Hortlono,
Mc,, nod 9telusDorf, ais iih bic Sol
lilion crci0nctC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

fonlua oui 10 1cltrlc9cn. -- Sn
Ser 9lGbc Don Gntbbcrt, Wnp
fnmcn iieben aberdeen INN, --
@ci Wtpntgomcrp, 9IIo., crtrontcn
iillli Ecroncll.
@rinfleu. 9lrf., 10. Wt1rj. -
9iob oeu ncueiten @cridtcn ljno hicr
90 Ycrlouen 0urd Den Stllrrt BON
Der lcsten MontaA 9tacbt lmlS Scben
gcfonlmcn lmb II pcrlcbt luor0lu.
9Ilberbnlb 9rinflcDa ullr0en lueltcrc
13 Fcrioncn getGbtet lln0 l6 pcrlcBt
Cine 9ln3obl Der Scrlcbtcn miro Dor.
uuaIiGtlih itCrbcn @ouucrnelr 90
nngbcp. pcl6er ncltcrn ans Sitt!e
Mod bier onfon1, but OaS GrcgSteht
proflnnlirt nro iorgt fir ltrcngt Gr.
bnItltnN Der Sronllng. Sunbcrt
Str0ilinge lino aus ocn StootS5ld)t-
bollic bicrbCr Nebrudt por0ell, I'M on
bcn slufrGlnlllngSorbcitcn ST bclfcn.
Eorbcrcitlun1cn iiir oic 9tcr0ig11g
Der Spier iinb 9ctroifcn, mo oic Ser.
lCbtcn crboltcn Die bette Eflcgc
SturmDerbeerungcn in
@eorglo
Gntb + b ert, @u, 10. WGr5. -
Gin Sprnu0o mari lpd6renO Der lcb-
ten 9todht 5luoli 0eidGitsgebGuoc in
bieiigcr StoOt ii6er bcn Suufen, 10.
uie alld) cine Stride, IN melher 6llr
3eit cin oHcpipal" i'm @onge pur.
Sehs Neger, ioluie Elm @eiber, No.
mems :. $. Iormer, mllrben gctobtet
llnb piele on0ere Yrrloncn perlebt.
.ptdn Ic)obt Den pcfuniGren Shuoen
in Gntbbcrt nui $500000 Glthbert
bat etpo 2500 Yemohner. Gnornlcr
Shoocn ultroc olli ben bcnodborten
Sonooiitriftcn ongerihtct.
z benaperlult it our6 $ o d.
mailer.
VI . omerp, Mln, 10. WdrS.
- Ger 9llabuma Hiper lit olS1ctre.
ten uno bot cincn grpben 5bcil Der
bleliaen Stnbt iibcritpcnlnt. @ieIc
Scmobncr bubcn ans ibrcn &ouiern
entIliebcn miilcll 6iini Eerionen
fonbcn belltc oobier Gen SoO IN ocr
6lltbcn. Grci S8eibe lno elm Heger
perlorcn cas- Seben olIrh oos llln'
fippen cincS fIcincn SGtrboota. rub
ein ueiBer anobc iicI 5ii0Gig III ben
ShlB lulb ertrolt. Der He0en Der
Iebten 9todlt nor Der bcitiglir icit 20
Sobrcn 512 3pll 9cGcn ficlcn in
Ucnigcr ola ) Stunotn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Ger Spo bes &amitlcrs ". 4. SdJnlb

ibingtol. I.G., 10. W1r5.
- Irei illn1e Uidnncr, pelfe Ybi-
looelpbjn ols lire Seilnoth nelllien,
puroen beute bier aui Den @crooft
bin perbaitet, ehunS I'm Ole @rmor-
6ung oes Gbicogo'er aiinltlers @ol,
ter =. Sduls 5u miiien, luelher l5ilr
inauguration bierber font ilno onl
Sonlltog irilb ais ScidJe, nit elmer
ticfcn @unoe am Solic, nabe Dem
-9obnboi in 9lleronoria geilln.
ben unroe. Is lit nod, INNER niht
feltgeltellt, Oh Woro ooer Selbitnoro
pcrliegt. sSrou Nina Slne Gillette
non Gbicngo, cine Shmcitcr bes Zoo.
ten, bat bicrbcr gcid)ricben nno ge.
beten oab Die Seihe nob Chicago
geidlidt lpcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
yStanoarS Sil Go," sr,uinnt.

,3pcitcr Ero5eb in Chicago cn0et nit
,Srciiprchlmg oes lruita.-- GoS
beriibnte $29,000,000 llrtbeil
llmgcItoBcn.
Gbico9o, 10. MGr6. Gic
Slrp i'm Ero5eiic ge0en Die oStono'
oro Oil 60" gob belltc Nui &nItruf.
tion ocs TiNtcrs slnocrion cin irci.
iprchcnoes Icroift ob. ><n Ser cr'
itcn @crhonollrng ocS Ero5ciics mar
bic Gompognie befonntIicb 5ur 3ob-
liu1 cincr NeloblBc pon 500, 400
600 ucrlrtbcilt morOcu ollcim bic
bobcrcn SnIton5en itieBen ooa llr-
thcil nm, lnO Der 5peite Yro5eB en-
oct icbt nit tSreilprChlulg. 3mci
2lnflogcn, mclbe li0 ollf Die Scr
ihiiilmg bon 1915 @o08onIoolmacll
Del pon @bitin9' Sllo., naA Gpuna.
pile. Sno.. iiber Die ,GbicoNo uno
Goitcrn Sainois Nobn" bc5icben,
iino iibriacns nod III Der Shruebc
mo oiirftcn nclc @cricbtspcrbano.
Ilngcn pcrilriohcn. 9iIhtcr 9lnber.
len bielt iih pGbrcub bcS bcute be
cnbctcn Grpjclies NIT ciicrncr Gons
icaucn, an ole GorlhriIten oeS 9uns
res -9lppcQbofcs. nGnlih baB oie
%crtrcter Der Ne9ierllng Die 2olt beS
@cluciica Der IN Der 9lntlngc mlige.
ltclltcn @cbauptllng, ooB ein9tormals
tSrodtiuB fir bic 9cioroerun1 Don
Gel pon @biting Snb., noh Dit ct.
Souia, BIS, 81 Der 3eit bcItnnocn
habe, 81 mclhcr Die onaeflo9tc 8c.
irllihoit bic in 9icoe ltcben6en Srnhts
pcrgilnIti9in9cn angenonlmen mo
boB bica miiientiid) geihehcn lei.
Ter &ihter perlongte Den 9tohlueis,
DOB bic Hegicrlnta im Stonoe lit,
oics oor5utbun. Gu ca nidt 9clhab,
10 oronctc cr 1Sreiiprc6lmg uu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

loIte nit Reabp.Gelief pie foIgt be.
banoelt iperoen Gem Batienten
icIIten 90 Tropien Heabp &eIief
iebe Stlrnoe in eiuem Weinglas poa
MaIier eegeben iueroen Die gruIt
uno Ser Hiiden miiiieu ourd) bdi,.
iiae Ginreibuneen iinter benz Gin.
fluB bon 3eaop Meliei eebalten tuer.
ben. 9raftiuppen aus 0leildertraft
luto iriidem 6Iciid miiiien gegeben
perben, 1nt Den Yatienten 81 frdi-
tigen ano Die 8erbaullng ioll 5eit.
ueilig ourd, Or. Gaomap's PiIlen
nngeregt peroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
an Nsilmingtpm pcrnngliift.

Milmington. Gel, 10. War5.
- Ter 40 Sabre olte Charles Sdr'
riS. cin Glcftrotcdnifer Don 9tr. G64.
Baltic. Strube, 0rooflpn, bat bier IN
icincm aoItbouie ourh Ginotbmen
bon SeudtgnS, ooS cincm oiicnelt
Subn cntitromtc, ocn Zoo gcilhoen.
Gr mar por cincr Wohe nuh Wilm'
iltgton gefonnlen. nm bel Der Gin.
rd)tlnN elmer brnbtloicn Sele9ra-
pGcnItation mitjubclien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
0npr' gadliulacr i'm Scmat.

Sorrisburn go, TO- WGr5.-
,sn observation-disclosures Der rcpubIi-
faniihen QegiSlatllrlnitgIieber ipltroc
Wcorge I. Sliper bon Yittsburg ais
Gonbibat fir oen gunoesieiiat allige.
iteIlt. Seinc grlp1blung miro BENT.
nicbit criol0en. Slipcr ipirb Scr
Nnhiolgcr bes iriibcren 9nnbesieno.
tors ilnb iesigcn : Stoatsiefretdrs
Stlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Salswrb llub Grfdltung

-, @ertbe Serren Ss'iafisn sie MIR 3pnsii
Jbr SeiImitteI Ieiitete Ser str5t fam srpei.
NAL tdsIib uno ba Id feline SeiImtiteI ais gu
Ianeiani tuuo. gebraudte b eine GIafde
Sbres Seilmittes nit ipuroer6arem @rfolp.
I'D babe aud aeiunbeu bah &c pie Elm 3ali,
bermiiiel bel SdIsweb ipiritc. on bem Id ie'
ben getnter Ietbe.. 40. pebraudte eo NIT aro.
meine ainoer buiien. unb empiebIe es tpenn
immer Id es fiir notbpenbe bdIte, metneu
Sremnoeu. gle f6nnen tierpon @cbrau6 mo.
den. lucnn Gle iucIlen. Seoes 98ort III ernh
eemeint
wltt beiiem 2drfe
Sram 4. Tittmar,
7i0 bfil 145 Strnbs,
Teu Oorf 1ttp.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
i llrrn ,,obns, tpelhcr in .,

llrrp Sobns, ruelber in a)'uss
cotine, So., ipegen Der @rnloroiing
Wnt. Ban Winfle's unb ieiner Got
Til per @eriht itono, bot IN elmer
3elle bes Gonntp 8ciinlniiics
SelbIinloro ourd Grbdn9en begnn-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Icr glbpofat \. U. 4oitene b

- Ger 2louofat ), q. EaItene bon
9olton Moii, Der i'm ,obre 1907
cine 9lnjabl ieiner Sunosleilte oird)
iolidc SDpotbctcn in S0bc bon 500
900 Ybincingclegt" boben ioll. mo'
raul CT iliidtig tpllroc, lit in guenoS
9lprcs perboitet poroen lnb miro
noh Bolton o,lSgclieiert iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
aui ben Roaen ses aebems

fam elm Icdes sbiifIeln benz lliitersanae Mot
cnIgcbcn. 0eitae Stiirme bleiben Mot Ianae
aus uito ulr Der a1rper iuhn ite iberodnern
een aeieit 1T. Rerireibt Die ft1Iimmen Sol,
Gen Der SeroauInusitpruItGer. Die Mdesns.
2eber mo Gierenleioen, id)on i'm aeinle. reis
Dem a5rper nit ben 6crii6mien ct. WtrmsrS.
3rautcrpineu Die notbile Ssiunobeit. sic bel.
fen iiets uno idbnoen bon odbei ME, benn ne
entbnIten nllr belltrdftiae Rilan5enidfte uiio
ober gIntimon. 20 cents. stlle stpotte!efi.
fStNoSul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Glcmcntc gruacn.

3ubl Der Cpicr oca Sornoooa III str'
fonina oui 10 gcitric2cn. - Sn
ser 9t1bc pon Gutbbert, Wn,
fumcn iicbcn aberdeen INN. --
@ci Wont9oncrp, Mia, crtrortcl
iilli Ecrioncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
%crlicrt feline 3eit, ionocrn idafft
iuiort cine 5laihc bon
RAILWAYS
READY
RELIEF
IN MnS berbitst 2nnsenentsiinbnn8
pocr beilt iie, ipenn Tie iid)
idlpn ae,ciat bat.

8enn Sbr 20 ooer 80 Tropfen
bes Reaop. .9felici in etipas beiBem
@aiier nebmt, eud 5u 9ett legt uno
elm Stiid SIanell, oas nit @eaop'
9elief getrdnft it, I'm Die 8eble
legt, iuerbet SIR morgens pollltdn-
oia aebeilt bon Salspeb aitilteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Gpnltontinopcl, 10. Oiur5.-
@encrol Soifullut Fod)u, uclhcr lldl
inn tiirfiih. .0ricobiidcn ariegt ais tilr-
filher Ncncrnlitobsdci ollS5cihncte,
hcgil1g bcutc oobier Selbltmoro hlrd)
GridicBcn nit einem Tepolpcr. 9uS
Motiu fiir ieine Sbot lit ni6t be.
FAINT.
3ulamlncntritt bcS i ltrei-
h den U 6gcor0netcns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
q . d, Gin 9Soticnt. t.

Ectcrsbutg 10. Wori, -Fr1
nlier Stolppin meldler oil elmer bel
ti0en glttode ppn Sniuen5a leioct, be
iinoet ii6 bertc beiicy, uno bic BE
iorgniB, oob iidb Die &rontbeit 5i''
2ungencnt5iinOllng cntuideln fonn
tc, lit inn S6pinben. @eltern betrul
Die forpcrlihc Sentperatur ocS Fo
tenten 10l, beute lit iic olli 100 &C
ilnfen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
UNABLE TO PREVENT WRECK

GOIDFIEI.D April lO.-JOhn Haw-
kcs. administrator of the estate Ct
his brother. Joseph Hawkes.. who was
killed in an accident on the TonOpah
Il GOidticld Railroad in Dcccmbc",
1906. has filed a suit against he
railraod company for $4,000 dam
ages. The complaint elicgeS that a
number of cars ina%dequatCly equip
ped with brakes ran down a hill
and crashed into a caboose, killing
Joseph Hawkes.. who was in h ca
boOSc. II also states that there was
Il dcrailing switch to prevent such
accidents. but that the Switcn WIS
handled by a young girl. unable /"
prevent the accident.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK

Dr.. w. II. Broaddus will remain at
the Friend JewrIry store all this
week. THOSE needing Expert Opti-
cal service are invited to call and in
vesti2atc the most advanced methods
of determining eye defects and their
correction. Especial attention given
to headaches nervousness, indiGeS-
ton and other nervous arrangements.
Cross eyes Strengthened b. the mod
crn method. and thereby avoiding OPP
eratiOns. For those needing glasses
for both distance and reading we wish
to demonstrate the "kryptOk' bifO-
Gals. Prices reasonable. Satistac-
ton guaranteed. ito
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
Claim Law
is EFFECTIVE

1t is not improbable tina! the new
Game and Fish Law. which was in
tr0duccd in the Nevada Assembly, by
Assrmbiyman James Idalk, who is
now a Fish Commissioner for Me-
vada. will be declared u~ncOnstitu-
tional as a result of nos providing
for the uOn-paymCnt 81 licenses by
the lMdianS. Before This time all
Indians have been entitled to fish
and hunt without the pay men of any
license, but now they WIii have to
pay a liCcns" of So per year for the
privilege unless the attorneys invest,
igating the matter discover some
thing in the law that makes them
exempt from any taxation.
The law provides that a,.y person
a citizen Of the United States and
a bona fide resident of Nevada shall
be given a lic"ns" for 81; that any
person a citizen of the Unitcu States
and not a bona tide resident of Ne
vada shall pay SD, and that any per
son n0t a citizen of nee United
States shall pay S25 fm a license.
Now. there are no Indians in Ne
vada who are citizens of the United
States. The Piutes are wards of the
Federal Government, and. therefore,
some attorneys claim they are
exempt from the payment Of any
license. but the Washocs are not
wards of the Government. Neither
are they citizens of the United States.
Their lands have been taken from
them and they have been denied the
privilege of becoming citizens. The
attorneys declare they will prob
ably be compelled to pay the $25 IL
cenSc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
NARROW
POLITICAL JUNK MEN REFUSE
TO GIVE NEVADA A CHANCE
FOR DESERVED ADVERTISING

The Stockton Mail has The follow
ing under the head of "Nrvada's Pc.
culiar position:"
Though the state Of Nevada
claims. with considerable iustiiica-
ton to he the leading min"ral-produ-
Ger of the country. it will have no
mineral exhibit at the Seattle Expo
sition.
1T appears that a lot of narrow
minded political junk men Knocked
out the bill providing an %appropria-
ton for the proposed cXnibit, though
on what grounds nobody seems to
know. Nevada, having become one
of the worlds greatest gold producers
following a long inactivity of mining,
owing to the decentralization of silver,
ought to take every opportunity &c
advertise itself.
The placing Of Il mineral exhibit
at the Alaska Yukon Exposition this
year would have been Il great thing
lbf lle SD-tdlltN SIIN'l old''' but 'H'
pin heads appear to have been in con
troll of the Legislature when the bill
Tor the necessary appropriation was
proposed.
when people from all over the
world, who have been reading about
Ncvada's wonderful output of gold
Inpinu tho pagt r.u, ,.A.r, h,pt for
the mineral exhibit from that stat,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10

at the Exposition and don ind it,
they will quite naturally reach the
conclusion that Ncvada's mineral is
mostly low grade and mighty scarce
at That. And it will serve Nevada
right"
The State IAN Thank Senator Bar
ncy Reymers Of Lyon County. for the
defeat of the bill pdoviding for a min
eral exhibit at Seattle. Barney want
ed nothing but pumpkins and cab
bagcs exhibited at Seattle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
SUE TREASURER

GOL.DFIEI-D April.-Thc District
Attorney has filed a suit against
County Clerk and Treasurer Joseph
Hamilton for the recovery of $26,9G2.
the portion Of the county fnuds de-
posted in the State Bank and Trust
Company and the defunct Nye Il
Ormsby County Bank during the time
Colonel Hardy was County Clerk and
Treasurer. George Wingtield, John
S. Cook. w. A.. Ingalls, and X. NJ.
named as defendants in the suit.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-10
Peter Foged and Maria Foged (his
Wife) defendants.
Notice Of Sheriff's sale

Notice of Sheriff's sale
BY virtue Of an execution, issued
Of the First Judicial District
Court Of tn" State OF Nevada. Ormsby
County. dated The third day OF April,
1909, in a certain action wherein
Chris Smith as administrator Of the
estate Of A. j.. Burkman. deceased,
as plaintiff recovered Judgment
against Peter Fogcd and Maria Fog nd
thls wifc). defendants. for the sum
OF ~$l,337.5o, principal, with interest
at the rate OF six per cent. per an
unm, and $21.4o costs of court, and
accrulnS costs. all said sums bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent.
per annHm until paid, and dating
from April 3, 1909, | have levied upon
the following described property, to