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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Amerifunif 6oretugiom9eO er bel
befenot. Scr nDlig bar Ben omeri-
fanife Imbasiaogr / Sprfiet ifrebet
til Dor Snoenrigsminiiter, at Si0en
bor meget belOig / Sprfiet for onte-
rifonife 6orretningsm9n0 til at lem
oe oeres 9[genter 0erober og forIs=
&c at faa Snogang poo set tDrfiIfe
Marfeo.
Den tpife Sanoel, Tom bi0ti[ far
teret BEN 0ominere1t6e poa set tpr-
fife Warfe0, bor list ct frDgteliqt
&nef, forbt Seller @ilbeGm onIaas
for Snltanens eneIte Sen. ga GIN
ftemififtet inotroa6te / SDrfiet, tobte
bet almene Soft Sroen noa Spif-
lamb, forbi fom aGereoe iogt, Sci
ieren og Sultonen bar iao CODE 8en-
ner, mems ben gomle Singenes Gil
itan6 bareoe. g6erligere for6ge0es
F
SorbitreIien imoo 3piflonO, foroi
rette 2anb inOtog en- gi~trigif-benlig
Sol6ning / Annefteringen al 8os-
MEN og Ser8egobino, bpoo Ser ino-
birfeoe ffaoeltg puo BEN tpffe San-
Del.
SripGe @Gliancen bor bibtiG fert
oct itore Orb bos Borten; men mi
err Scenen ffiftet, ibet @ngIono,
Sranfrig og &1tslan6 MI fan iiges
Of bore trooot / SorgrltnOen. SsI=
gen 6erof bor og fan fun bore bel-
Dig for Il. 9. ST., foroi SanoeIsfor-
bol6ene bliber friere.
@t nmerifanffe Sorretningsmeno
bill foritoo at benptte Gbancerne, Der
ON tbibler ri life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
Gitp eaer 9opies yp.

8ruie Barton afagoe ct 8eisg t
6rnne 8p for fem @ar iiben, ga
9omie lepeoe, og MI bar ban otter
geitet BEN for fort Sto iioen. San
for iaa / en- 8labartifel gibet % en-
SfilOring At Mo0ietningen | 8pen
r1elem fgr og mi.
S i'm @lomitringstio baobe 3ton
Citp ca. 5000 SnObpggere, MI bar
zen ca. 1900. Oct itore @otel
.@lijo6 @oipice" er mi neIten poe
ng forlaot. s Bette SoteG fin0es mt
Here plore @}enneifer, Ser / fin Si0
bar rige, men mi err fattige, forOi Sc
lo0 Jig beoroge til at oberGo0e al Be-
res gien6om til SEN foIffe @rofet
Nneronoer 9opie.
Del 8oQo0s, iom Donnie / i'm Si6
Ioo opf6re til tin egen Solig, og /
Gpilfet ban lepeoe iom cit SDrfte og
&5ope, er ogiaa til Gels o0e og for
Loot.
Sire forifeGige MenO, Ser bar
GtiQing iom 2e6are, nemltg 8olipa,
@rpant, 2epis og SopGor pooItaar
Gper ior Jig, at pe0fommenOe ielp
er afbpoe Comics retmesiige Otter
f6Gger. Sper at 0isie bor lin Slot
of SilbGngere. 9ette mtnOer ON
en- Si0 / &irfens SiItorie f5r Git
Tiers Sptrpben, oa Der bar tire for
ffelige &erioner poa cen og lamme
SID, iom bper for fig paoitoO, at ban
tor ben aneite retmesitge Tabe.
Man bar @rnno til at gleoe fig
nber, at 6olf folber fra Comics fall
ife 2ere; men Der ct @runb til opb
ng oprigttg biertelig Sorg oper, at
mango blep ~beoragne peb henne itore
Sort6rer, 1aa De MI er bleoet til
oonoelige @rog, Ser ingenting mere
bar SiGio til og er en- Del forftpr-
reoe / 6eres Sobeoer oper De ftore
5fufelier, be bar Ii6t / 3ion gitp.
Sor fem Nar iioen eieoe 1ere af
Comics Silbengere / Sion gitp
10000 og 100000 Dollars, 90 oe
fom Ser, og MI er 6e fattige, fortpl-
Ter 8ruie Barton. &an0eGig gel-
iiQnelie fit Sc fife be6 at blibe
9omies Silbengere. 9e fif Sinos-
li6eli e og mere utilgPngelige Sierter
ems f6r for CUBS Sros Sanobeos
Haobirfning.
81. s. 9obm,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

st omerifanf 8lao tiger, at 8re=
ftoent Soft bilbe gore @%merifanerne
| nolanbet en- flor S~ieneite, oeriom
fan bil0e min6e @~eianoterne og bis=
ie, iom ban mootte uonebne, ON.
at Sc er gmbeosmpnb offrrot lige
inm ale andre Il. reimbursement,
fooleoes at Sc fan f~orItoa at bebon6-
le aGe ems, enten man iaa er |
~&ri6tbuiet" bos @eIon6ten eder Ell
On Diplomat, iom r6qter lit @m-
be6e paa en- ioo6on Woooe, ioa bar
E9per fig og fine &enner / &roft
Of lit @utbeoe, btr0e 6ol6e8 noe fro
Sen @ogt og sore, iom i6lger
me0 en- ioo6on Sitting, in0tiG bor
foor Gert, at set oltiommen tiGb6re1
Sc 6orene6e Stoter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Sprite Ifintt - Snblcbming.
Baa en- Ea siagerbaao meIlem Gan
Srancisco og Saflono traf ieg for
reaen Sio fioen iammert me6 en- el-
90 Serre af iaiuitiif SporageIie,
n!eo bbem ieg bar peret befenot /
mango Iar. S 5amtalens 2sb
ipurgte ban mig ON, bbor naar ieg
mente, at 2~l1tberanerne pnr ferotge
til at anmooe ON Sptageiie / Sen
rcmerife Strife. Seq mente, at Ser
/ ben Getntng fife bar nogen uo=
i:et og min0eoe BAN ON, at meoens
i. me0 a1e go6e &riitne inoarligt
l9nges efter @nbeo / &ri1ti Strife,
bil0e BET, fpr Der funbe blibe Sale
chi n Screening al BEN llttberlfe
"a BEN ~pabelige Strife, blipe MOO
renOigt for BEN itOltn9bnte at ifiQe
Zig AT me0 en- 8ltnfe fal5fe Sru0itio=
ner, falte 29ren ON 8abens ltfejl=
borligbe0 og Gomerfirfen8 l%1foron=
0erligbeo oper @or0, nle0 meget
mere. @on f~oriporeOe nat1rligpis
iDrtQt 8obefirfens SnItitutioner, ioet
fan batrngte0e 2l1tbernniSmen iom
Il SrofolO. &t ifiltes ieIof6lgeligt
ll6en at blipe enige ON noget.
9ette tilfGI0ige W6oe Iiqeiom
fragte mig til at tGnfe poo, bpor
forlig egentlig &otolictsmen er, oQ
btor %ng0ben6igt set er for os al
rrig at glemme, bpob SEN egentliq
Ell og bill, iao at hi til er6per Si0
paa N intelligent Moooe fan gen.
bripe &atoliffernes fal1fe 8aa1tanoe
og biltorilfe 26gne. Den fotolife
Strife gaar og better pea, at fife
olete 2utberanerne, men oqe Ero=
teitanter en- if6nne Sag ifal fomme
o. bonfe paa ben pabeliqe 96r o.
rbmDgt be0e ON at blibe inblaotl
&omerfirfen bar bleret Zig iaa
meget % iao lGnge meo lin Ifeil=
harba0 og l1foranoerligbeo, at ben
faftiif mi tror fine egl1a 2Sgne;
herfor mg0er man ogiaa erlige &a-
tcliffer, iom tror poa sc gdmle
SobIer. Oct er better fife oisie
erlige, men uoioenoe Siele, hi biz
til 2ips. Oct er 5pitemet, ser OBJ
oroger Dem. Oct er Spitemet, Der
1fal blottes og banIpies. Set er
8ropaganoaen, Der ifal umtligg6-
reg. S 2igegpIoigbeo og ltpi6en-
beo er Ser ingen Sifferbeo; og bbis
ri fife ogiaa / benne Gag fempet
cg fpmper / @an6ens San0be0 og
&roft, ioa bor hi life ringefte @aran-
ii for, at fife bort Soft Ell 11beDogtet
Sag ifal laOe fig le6e inb gennem
Gtcmerfirfens oobne 9ere og til
cni9 SortrpoeIie.
Seq bar / mango @nr omfattet
bcnne Gag meo Scsnteresie oq bar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Sra Sens 9iran bar Ri mootuget
ct lengere 9reO fra set beGIige 2ono.
If 8laosmongel Ter hi os fife !
Stano til at bringe 8egpn6eIien SEN
ne Gang; men Ri boaber paa SIRE
bag at funne ifoffe 8Guos til fsrfte
&finit. 81 fsler os operbepiite ON,
ct mango bar GLADE bao at I9ie Be-
retningen fra Misfionen i Snoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

@oItro bar f6bt en- SiIlet til &e-
ne5nela,' bbilfet 10 ier mcget uifpl-
oigt nO; men mon Ser fife Itiffer en-
lib / Saarefl9oer alligebel?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

@ait. S. @agnusien, MGniGlu, g.
Gofota, bar toget imoo &ulO fro
Mgb. beo 9icfion, @G6erta. &anoho
pg tiltre6er ftrofs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Ndar Qp'erne hpnnpnter iio til NnIf. Der
operterer Etahet. erten TOR OF fHbe hns BEN
euer for at Fdd S~ptnsnino nm ret operterebe,
sehes Te oltih omtoIe, at g. fod Nnertis'ez
rnentet / hottie RInh. Got ri ppre til oen.
fbid Nnttp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

& SiIFpIhp ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pph
WnbtooeIfpn behes nan fIoop III ret ffphIioe
RoHrp5en. SfnIhe set ;:t:e hirlne, behes
mon hpnrpnbe 1o til ,.ToriferPn"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Advertising Rates made known 7pon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16

Entered At Blair Poe+offce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-16
>, &ommerfirfen.
Gems eGre, SiitOrie os @ural.
9eIpit paO fatoIife 6orfattere.
s(f Sobn BARREN.

Sprite Ifinit - S~nblebmins.
Baa en- 8asiagerbooo mellem San
Srancisco og Saflano trof ieg for
roaen SID iioen iammert nleb en- 9l-
90 Serre af iaiuitiif Oporagelie,
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Attempt to Confuse on BIudgeon Work

the mountain s own
nob
Mitchell
makes when the budgeon
MT Newton the of the
nworkw
sheet.
of
hamstring his neghbor's
The people
makes, a areason
Everybody
dc not
to
of
people
10 be
o n The
of i
SIDETRACKED
GROUNDS
PROCEED"
less
which
to
framed which
should prevail
Simply interests
10
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

See ]. H. Lame about your awning
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
False in One Statement---False in All

THERE Is DECENT LIMIT IN EDITORIAL CONTROVERSY,
PkslNG THOUGH THIS MAY SEEM TO SOME REAL
GENTLEMAN EVER GOES BEYOND THAT LIMIT THE RIFLE IS
TRANsGRESSED BY CADS HAMSTRINGERS CRETANs AND FEW
OTHERS PUTTING FOUL LIES INTO MOUTH OF ANOTHER
AND PUBLISHING THEM AS THE TRUTH SURROUNDING THEM
WITH THE UNNISTAKABLE GENUINENEss SHAEs Ev
ERY WRITER WHO TAKES SOME PROFESSION NO
WORD PRINTABLE EITHER IN THE vERNACULAR OF THE PO-
LITE OR THE PATI0S OF THE VULGAR, OF SUFFICIENT
STRENGTH TO EXPRESS CONDEMNATION OF SUCH ACT
SUNDAY MORNING THE WRITER QUOTED AS HAVING
SAID CERTAIN THINGS IN REGARD CAMPAIGN FOLLOW
ING THE GRASS COMMENTS THIS MISBEGoTTEN BRUTE WHO
KNEW THAT HIS LIES COULD NONE ATTEMPTED TO JUS
TIFY HIS STATEMENT BY STATING THAT WHETHER EDITOR
BUNTING USED THOSE WORDS NOT, THE MEANING
HE CONVEYED" REFERRING ALLEGED LANGUAGE AT
TRIBUTED TO OURSELF.
WHENEVER AN ALLEGED sCRBLER PRINTS FOUL LIES
AND THEN MAKES APOLOGIES THAT UNTRUTHs BUT
PRESUMNG UPON THE IGNORANCE READERS THEY WILL
ACCEPT SAME HE INSULTS THEIR FAIR INTELLIGENCE
PLACES THEM IN CLASS WITH HIMSELF INTO THE COMPANY
OF WHICH FEW WOULD VOLUNTARILY ENTER
MUCH WE HAVE BEEN CHARGED BY THOSE WE HAVE
STRIPPED OF THE LORDS STooPED
TO PUT INTO THAT WHICH HE DID NoTi
SAY, TO BLACKEN HIM BEFORE PUBLIC.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Grand Junction Less Bonded Debt Than PaGsade

Indebtedness All of this
extending system
have below since
practically nothing.
a
i the taxes are
In at
the onyin
of by $500
Indebtedness
tracted in main of the city in cash
comment The Sentinel VIII ASK tne pe
showing than the cys hnane cod
council this city
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Clifford Pinchot Here.

The chief forester of the United
States, clifford Pinchot, will be in
Grand Junction March goth to meet
those Interested and inform them
how to preserve, and why. that IL the
timber is wasted. there will be no
forests in the future. Chas. Gasho.
Optometrist. in the Reed building.
would like to meet those interested.
and inform them how to preserve
their eyesight. and why, that II they
waste their nervous energy through
errors in the eyes. that they will suf-
fer with headaches. stomach troubles,
nervousness, etc, now, and that they
will have no eyes. or at best only
moor EYES in the future. Consulta-
ton free.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
Is There But One Issue

The petition to make nossie
and citizens Which rep
OF the republican and democratic
The whole business interests up
far as The Sentinel the Importance
the subject
But it is equally Informed tn upon all good
mountain water system % a
the electric Iaiwaya these should
The Citizens raxpayers representative ticket of
These men pledge themselves enforce OF
Their transaction Wherein the
to other ticket " " issue ruly as well as
w w issue 0eiore the people OF
And And hundreds as they important matter
attacks upon the who
The Sentinel feels wsn such vlhcaton
cn o ~ Ne ""o permit anu
to responsibility in s,ct o 70 - .
the the organization
organ has before the people of this city? $500 ~ W
No two have represented Third ward with b,,n dv
believe little have sueisnt apa we hardly N
his honesty @ and of friends in the
man no mas brought more people this invest their
feat him He is to be punished issued tSe 20 @
% asnoned by
@ S of the M G A. and was selected @ his od
from the Third rghtthinSn @ eetn De
Thushou the city it conceded that t,s n
course there viii be maintained y e extent OF
pf Promised d S h RSgpa
ad that % he wus e 1t though quote HIM
dry % on any % other in the
ut makes sentne Ieses h 5 and anti
TINS city
with them ~ ~ 'nem' even though it
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
No Man Knows the End

Graft IN Grand dJunci municipal AFFAIRS?
e eve discovered
SO far a graft dscov
The atem to ograftwa outside
produced favorable 70
is
ann possible ,..,., u,o, -
The pan of mana
And all this on its first trial OF tne
in his
$4,000 taxation iaiu on your
plan governm being in Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Certainly is the boundary OF
will
hesitation in making the charge .na
oothe the FEELINGS
in lis ready 20 nhnAe ueN'e' -
rmght ministerial ase
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

We do your cleaning. pressing ana
aveinr under a positive guarantee
Telephone black 662. The Suitorium'
125 South Fifth street
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Great scott, rou can. afford to
let your watch run over year and a
half without letting us clean tt
q w. primrose. matchmaker and Jew
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Try those new coffees at the Grieg
Mercantile Company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
NO GOLDEN SPIKE

No GOLDEN spike nor any ce.ebra-
ton via mark the closing OF the last
gap on the Western Pacific, states
Chief Engineer Bogue. The engineer
Is too busy getting the two ends OF
the transcontinental line together to
arrange for any ceremony On the
completion OF the road and his efforts
are all bent towards its completion
at the earliest possible time, whica
Is now placed between the 9Th and
10th of November. About twenty
three miles yet emains to be COM
pleted and the gap is being closed
from both ends at the rate of about
two miles a day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
HE GOT EVEN

An intoxicated man boarded a train
When the conductor VINO weighed
nearly three hundred pounds, called
for his ticket he was too drowsy TO
hunt Tor it.. The stout conductor be
came impatient. and after attending
to the rest OF The passengers tickets,
returned TO the intoxicated man ana
with much authority, demanded:
Now, you'll have 10 do one OF three
things. show your ticket, pay YOU
fare or get Off"
BY this time the man was able to
find his ticket and was more disposed
to talk, So, a. the stout conductor was
leaving him. he called after him:
Say. see here. you'll have to do one
OF three things. too"
What are those?" asked the anus
ed conductor.
Walk more, eat less or bust was
tile reply. which started a laugh all
around.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
QUESTIONS TO BE ANS
WERED AT NJ. E. CHURCH

Some of the questions that are be
ing placed in the question o at the
revival meetings now in progress al
the NJ. T.. Church are very interest
ing. -
The most interesting II and one
in which many will be Interested will
be the one to be answered tomorrow
night.
What do you SNOW OF Or. Iockunl
and his work and what is your opinion
of this great mamet?
Many of the city have become inter
ested in this work of DR.. YOckum
of Los Angeles.
The first fruits of victory We're
gathered last night when n sinner
renowned his sins nj joined the
church.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
JUDGE NORCROSS GETS
33kD DEGREE in MASONRY

In Washington on the twentieth Oh
this month at the session of the coun-
ell OF the Scottish Rite Mason, among
the knights commander of the our
of honor selected to the thirty-third
degree was Frank Herbert Norcross
OF Reno, Nevada.
Frank H.. N~orcrOSS, upon wnom this
Masonic honor has bee is the first
native born son OF Nevada 10 occupy
the position t supreme judge of this
state. He graduated in the first class
of the State University after it was
moved to Keno. For some time he
tau,ht school at Wells in this county.
He is the Master of the Masonic grand
lodge of this state. 1t was Judge Nor
cross WAC won the $1,000 prize last
year offered for the best reasons why
TAFT should be elected. He is young
man that Nevada can be proud OF
and his many friends, Masons and
others, will be glad that he mas re-
yG,ycd MS huLor.-Elko Free Press.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
MACKAY GIVES VAN DUZER is
$4,000 MORE IN THE TOLLS

Clarence ID. Van Duzer. former Con-
gresham from this state, is under
= rest in Pitts)urg, charged with de-
frauu.ng n hotel keeper out Of his
board and room bill. When arrested
he was registered under the name OF
T.. II. Harris of Chicago. Iii. He de-
MED his IDENTITY when apprehended
but was later identified by a number
of people to whom he sold mining
tOCk.
The police of Washington. ID. c..
and of chicago have been looking for
Van Tor some time past and the Pitts
burg authorities wired that they have
him subject to their wishes.
According 10 the press Gotoripty
that Van DuZur has been rcccivll,
for the past lcW years and the char
acter of his mining manipulate. 4
with which he is accredited it may go
hard with the former Congressman
I'm %r,aia before he gets through
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
LOT A s~UFFRAGIST, VET

During the Presidential campaign
the question of suffrage was
much discussed among women pro
and con, and at an afternoon tea the
conversation turned that way between
tie women guests.
Are you u oma suffragist?" ask.
ed the one who was most Interested.
Indeed | am not" replied the other
most emphatically.
"Oh, that's too bad. but just sup
posing you We're, who would you sup
port in the present campaign"
"The same man I've always sup
ported. of course" was the apt re-
ply-"my husband"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
HATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Here. my dear. said the husband,
producing his purse, here is $50
won playing cards oyer al Iitown's
last night, You may have 1t TO buy
that dress you wanted.
Reluctantly the conscientious wife
took the money; then said, with an
expression OF rigid rectitude:
IL simply shudder at the Thought ot
using money gained in such Il way.
Henry, promise me that after you
have won enough for me to buy the
hat to go with the dress you Will
never again touch those awful cards.
| don't want my husband to become Il
gambler"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
P. n. PETERSON GETS VERDICT

The jury in the case of Peterson VS..
Peterson brought in a verdict in favor
OF plaintiff last might in the amount
of $3.1l4.4O, less the interest accrued
On the joint note since Oct. Il, 1897,
to date and what money WAS on de
post in the State Bank.
The attorneys for the de. endanl
were granted twenty days in which to
prepare, file and serve a statement
for a rehearing and Il new trial. A
stay of execution was also granted fOr
ten days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
TAKES 1900 MILE
TRIP DOWN MISSISSIPPI

President TAFT boarded a MissIs-
sippi river steamboat at st. Louis
yesterday afternoon and began his
1900 mile trip down Father OF Wat
crs" to New Orleans. where he will
attend the convention OF the Deep
Waterways Commission. BY his trip
the chief executive will be given a
deep insight into the desired reforms
and work which the commission is
]endeayoring To- bring TO a realization,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
WILL BE M

McIver and Stuck, who were to
have had their preliminary eNamina-
ton this afternoon will appear in the
Justice Court tomorrow morning. The
case was pontponed today Owing to
the attorneys being busy with the
brewery case in the district court.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
AFTER THE CHALLENGE

Sir Thomas Upton is again in New
York City and is DESTROYS OF challenS-
ing again for a race for the Ameri-
can cup, provided that the rules can
be adjusted satisfactorily to all par
ties. Beyond stating that he was
anxious for a race he would make no
anxious for a race he would make no
further statement. He will remain
in New York the balance of the week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
MINISTER

Rev. John Partridge, for eighteen
years rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal
church at Petaluma, was stricken
blind Sunday while in the act of pro
%onuncing the bonediction. No hope
is held out for the recovery Of his
sight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
NOT EXACTLY

There! You have a black eye and
your nose is bruised, and your coat
is torn to bits said Mamma. as her
youngest appeared at the door. How
many times have | told you not tc
play with that bad Jenkins boy?"
Nov, look here. mother" said
Bobby, do | look as ii we had been
playing?'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
A { SIS

shorty Argens OF Reno who has
come Indian Witnesses on hand for
the 4. >, grand jury, was compelled TO
have one OF the witnesses arrested
and placed in tdc county Jail Tor being
drunk and disorderly last evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
A LITTLE SOCIAL AFFAIR

A woman, dirty and d~ishevelled.
went into a public ~dispensary with
her right arm bruised II bleeding.
AS the surgeon applied the necessary
remedies he asked: Dog bite you?
NO. sorr," the patient replied, an
other lady
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
WILL u

The Elks Of this city are arranging
d special train TO attend a session
OF the lodge at Reno on next Friday
evening, There is to be something
doing and a number of the members
in this city will be in attendance
On that ni%nt.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS

The AmOry Hall association is pre-
paling to place a new maple tioOr
in tne ArmOry nall as the Odd dance
will also be installed and the hall
arranged in a better way for the
dances held there.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
VISIT HI MINE

Judge Sweeney is rapidly conveles-
ing from his sickness and this after
noon took an airing by riding out to
the Trapper mine with Judge Nor
cross and Congressman Bartlett. The
mine is showing good ore. Malcolm
Mcdonald accompanied the party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
TO GIVE RECITAL

Miss Edith Howe and Miss Nab,
Stewart left on last evenings train
for LoveloCk, where Miss Howe will
give one OF her most artistic pcrior-
mances, ably assisted by Miss Stew
art.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
EDITOR HOME

Editor Selkirk of the Courier. spent
last evening in this city. He left
for Gardnerville accompanied by his
wife. Selkirk is getting out Il good
paper. In fact. we regard it as one of
our best exchanges.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-26
BRYAN

John Bryan, of the Pittsburg-Lib-
erty at Masonic. returned from the
portola c~eleblation yesterday. He
reports having had an enjoyable time.
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HOME

Henry Higgins, Il has been un-
dnrgoing medical treatment in San
Francisco for some time. returned
yesterday accompanied by his wife.