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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
KleiderWaaretl Hbteilunq

ND6 ntemals muroe etre before Nusmabl petltb
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&ri6mettern uno SerrelBen.
60 Wdnnerau3ii9e aus &amm9arn in braun, grim,
blau uno f6war3 Wuroen 9etauft, UNI fir SIS. so,
1925 pertauft su peroen, SpeSiapreis ST 8. 90
Is Wdnneran3ii9e aus &ammsarn lei6te uno idwere,
in ben neueIten S6atterungen. Solten fir SIS,
$3.50 uno $l9 Derfauft Deroen, eBt S12.75
100 pradtoolle SreBan3iee fir Wdnner, aus beiem
StoIf bergeiteat, IN ben mooernIen S4attierun9en
98ert $3.50, SpeSalpreis nur....... $3.50
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iAleoenlten Wtultern, mert $l2-$l3.5O, S7.95
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$7.50-$9, wdbreno oieies 8ertaufes nur Sd .95
so &inoeransil9e nit &nebOien, in peri6eoenen Mu=
fern. gBert $2.75-$3, Spe5ialpreis nur S., IS
10 Subeno gang wOlene &nieboien fir &naber, in
perihieoenen Wuitern. 90ert $500, ebt SEC
Is Saare Siin9lingsbOien, aus 9utem itarten StOIf
gema6t, IN oeri6. Multern. gDert $50, 98c
$50 Yaar Wdunerboien, aus 9utem, ltarten Stoit.
gSert 81. so uno $l.75, SpeSlalprets nllr ST. 1S
90 Yaar Mdnuer= =8reBboien aus Samm9arn, in Oer=
i6ieoenen Wultern &e9. Preis S., eBt So. IS
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90 &naben 6oets, nit S6asfel 9efiittert uno Yels=
tra9en, aus itartem Stott g8ert S., leBt S3.45
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
CiIenWaaretl Hbteilanq

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iiberall fir Csc Oertauft, unier Yreis nur 15c
Is @uritfiaer, re9ul 9res $50, bei uns S1.09
10 @uramaibinen, rssul. Prsis $3.50, ieBt S2.75
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bis soc, mdbreuo oieies 9ertaufes nIr ...... 23c
9uBeno better 2aerneu, tuert 1925, iebt nur $50
IL quite, I6tpere @ai6teIe nit tupiernem 9ooen
9Dert 81 biz 81. 25, SpeSalpreis =. ST 40
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

40 Paare 9reBI6ube fir Mdnnsr, llncle Sums Qlls=
ruabl. &e9. Fres So, Spe3ialprets nur S2,49
so Yaare quite 2rbeit5i6ube iiir Mdnner lncle Sams
Ausmabl. g8ert $3-$32 25, ieBt nur..... S2.49
Is Paare 0reBlbube fir Wdnner, aus Yatenteoer
unO Sun Wteta &n0pfen ooer Sd)nren. 8egul.
Pres $4.5O-$5, llncle Sans 2luspabl, S2,98
$50 Yaure Mannsri4ube nit SilS 0eiitsrt, in Stnii=
rem uno @On9res. g0ert $3.25-$350, llncle
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fen 2eoer, our9auS olioe. BEG. $2.25-$2. so,
wdbreno oieIes 9rOBen @ertaufes nur nod S1.98
40 9aar 8reBibube fir 8dfnen, aus patentleoer,
SOrte vSbarOOO". &e9ul. preis 1915, S2.98
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$3.50 bis $2.75, Spe5alprels nur S1,98
200 Yaar 9ameni4ub, nit 6ilS 9efiittert. 8ieie
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80 Yaar 6ilSl6ube fir 9amen, nur nit S6niren,
olten 50 tolten, tudbrenO Oieies 8ertaufes ST SO
90 Yaar 4rbeitsi6ube fir 9amen, in alien Gjr0Ben.
&e9. Prels 81, wGbreno oeies Yertaufes ST 10
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
Groeerie- HbteiIuna

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ries taufen Oatet, uno minOeltens 10 pel, oaB Sbr
fir Die nd6ten NOnate genu9 babt Sbr babt nod
ME bon ioldeu nieori9cn Yreiien 9eb0rt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
SbubWaaretl Hbteilung

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

feline MISUNDERSTANDING Sa6en fault, obne Riit=
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rem, BON ibm auserWdbt 9ie llriafe oofiir it, oaB
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Ser StaGten Qema6t werOen. llncle Sam bat feline
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unO mir fol9ten einem 8eiIpel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
SNnittWaarell HbteiIang

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

20 Yfuno 3uder fir 81, nit elmer Oroer bon S. 90
9 Pfuno 20c &aIfee, nit elmer Sroer BON $500
500 SOres @Orn Slates, reg lreis lOc isbt nur 7c
500 Siibien gutter tomatoes, pert l5c, lebt nur &c
500 SiidIen Sallertraut merit l5c, jeBt nur nod &c
500 Yatete Sooa merit lOc, Spe3alpres nur 7c
500 Patete &leioerdrte, uert Zoe, iebt n1r nod 7c
500 &annen Gauge, merit e bis 25c, iebtnur nod 7c
1900 Si6Ien gutter SarOnen, merit Sc, ieBt nrr &c
500 Yatete Csc GrOBe) SOOa Graders, jeBt nur Sc
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500 Safes 5oilettenefe, mert SC (0uanttQt 1T be-
I6rdntD, wGbreno Oieies GertauIes nlr nod Se
1000 PfunO gutter Yatphaumeu. oas Yfuno nur 3c
10 9ubeno quite OienpOlitlr, inert lOc, eBt nur 7c
100 SI6ien gutter Salmon, inert l5t, ebt nur r.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
A BACK DOWN
ON A STORY

This morning bevy of ladies in
vaded the Appeal office and wanted a
fiat denial made of the story that
they had been gambling until eight
in the morning.
Not a word of truth in it. We peo-
pie right here stay up as late as any
body" said one of the ladies', "and
we never run a game later than six,
do we girls?"
of course We DON'T" was the echo
from every lady in the room.
Then that story about stalking I
red hot stove on the result. To read
The Appeal one would think it was
a big cooking range for a hotel. AS
a matter of fact it was onlyf, little
gasoline stove not worth over fifteen
dollars"
Il never saw a paper shat could
lie like yours. The story that wo-
man lost thirty-five dollars at a sin
gle setting. Fugh, was there and
it was only twenty-five and some of
that she won back next morning.
DO you folks play in the morning?'
asked the editor timidly.
On, not early. We hardly ever
start a game until ten O'Clock. We
get all our housework done mp first
of course.
who tends the babies while thn
games are in progrrss?" asked tho
scribe.
oh, you go chase yourself with
such fool questions" was the reply
and the ladies left the office remark
ing that The Appeal knew what was
good for itself it would stick to the
truth.
Here, Mrs. You have drop
ped deck of cards out of your poe
ket."
Indeed, guess not. Oh yes, that's
my pack. always take my own
pack when | play with Mrs. ----,
ills safer, you know. Good by
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
KINGS DAUGHTERS ARE
WORKING HARD FOR SALE

The Kings Daughters are devotins
almost their entire time to prepara-
ions for their sale and entertainment
to be held May l4th, afternoon and
evening at ODD Fellows Hall.
The Carson public has always been
most generauS to this circle of ladies
engaged in charitable work and many
offers of assistance at this time have
been received by them.
Heretofore the ladies have person
ally solicited articles for their sale
but this year find it quite incOnven-
lent to do SO and they take this
means Of asking their friends, who
may feel disposed to help them, for
articles for the hOusekecpers table
pastry table, fish pond or mystery ia
lie.
All articles will be called for il
friends will kindly phone Mrs. S. P
Davis or Mrs. A. Huffaker any time
before the sale.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
PIONEER GETS
FIRST FIRE

GOLDFIELD, May S.-Fire started
by an explosion of gasoline in the
Vienna Cafe at Pioneer, Nevada. at |
O'Clock Friday morning, destroyed the
solid line Of buildings on bOtl sides
OF Main street for distance of a
block and a half The flames were
famed by heavy wind and there
was no water with which to fight the
fire, which simply was allowed to
burn itself out. Porter Brothers mer-
chandiSe store is the only building on
Main street that escaped The Hol-
land Hotel and the Pioneer Bank were
not in the line Of the fire The dam
age is estimated at $4,000.
The fire occurred in what is known
as the upper Town The Rose and
Palmer store the Pioneer Brokerage
Co., the SlXty-SiX Club, the Columbia
Club and Mccormack drug store
are amOnS those suffering loss. About
% buildings, ali frame we've burned.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
NIGHT
AT THE CLUB

Last night was ladies night at the
Sa@ebrush Club and as usual tle la
dies enjoyed a most denyhtful time.
There was not quite such a crowd
as on former occasions and the alb
Spnce Of numbers was made up in
%ayety. There were no prizes for
card playing but every one had a
good time just the same. Miss Nab
el Stewart played and sang many
times whicn confronted much to the
enjoyment Of those present. Two
young gentlemen entertained for a
while also. NObe was there as usual
minist ering to the wants of five ia
bles of bridge and 800.
1t was a most enjoyable evening
until Frank Norcross attempted to
sing, when folks began to talk about
going home. Jim Davis lad the rare
tact to decline NAen called upon for
a song as did Tom Farrer and Judge
harrington. Some one told a story
about a Jew duck that started things
for a minute but Nobe calmed all
hands and Tom Edwards played an
exhibition game of billiards and re-
stored the status quo. whatever that
is.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08

IN NEVADA

We are in receipt of two pamphlets
The Philippine Agricultural Review
which we have studied with a good
deal OF interest hoping we might be
able TO get something of benefit to
this state from them.
We fail however to do so. We are
unable to see what in thunder Neva0a
rancherS will do with 'Hawaiian Sue
ker" plants. They are quoted at ten
dollars a thousand it is true and are
therefore cheap. The crop OF suck
ers needed in Nevada mus, be worth
| more than at the rate OF cent a
piece. Native Sucker Plants" We
have in plenty, though they a:e not
giving up very strong, having -four
ished under the regime of the State
Bank and Trust Company, dying an
untimely death with that institution.
"kapok" reads like another very
fine and useful plant These should
be set out, according to the intorma-
ton, before the rainy season. If any
one ever tells us when the rainy sea
son begins in Nevada We WI take a
chance with a few "kapOks. There
must be money in these plants, they
sound so much like "kOpecks," coin
of the realm and other jingiing things.
One of the books shows a beautitui
CastillOa rubber tree, grown at the
Slngalong station. We tear much W.
will have to singalong without it 10:
the book says it needs heavy annual
rainy season. Nothin' doing in Ne
vada for the CastillOa. Another rub
ber tree, called Para is shown
Para is in South America and this
particular tree looks a long way from
home too. Same for the Para tree
as the Castilloa in Nevada.
One picture shows naked natives
making the earth as naked of trees
as themselves to get space in which
to plant something that wont grow
half as good as the stuff they cut
down. There is enough wood in this
picture lying on the ground to supply
Ormsby county for whole winter
with the thermometer Deiok zero ev-
cry minute. Another picture shows
natives lining and holing" and We
cannot tell whether they are playing
golf or pulling weeds.
The finest of all shows a Filipino
couple, evidently OF the same family,
harvesting rubber on Monday. IT
must be on Monday for their clothes
are conspicuous by their absence, OF
course on the line drying.
The report is beautifully gotten up,
but all the crops and things are ar
ranged with reference to a rainy sea
son. That cuts Nevada out of course.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
CAR WITH A HISTORY

Down at the V. & r. shop is a
newly fitted ana painted car that has
Il history. 1t was bought IN 1874 from
!. aries CrOcker an. was CrOckcr ;
0 rivate car. he railroad com
pany tore out the partitions and made
fine coach Of it. Recently it was
refitted with seats and is now fine
new coach ever respect save tina,
of historic association. The car is
NO. -. and Is one of the longest in
service on this road
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08

Vernon State Banking G. CnopTa. .oi
has Gled papers of dissolution with
ne S G.-cretary OF state.
The Southern Pacific won two more
IS hour cases yeste rdav ~ lac f'.a-
elAl court on shipu cr,s Of cattle
from lronpoint.
A number of fishing parties are
planned for tomorrow at the lake and
on different creeks contiguous to the
city.
Work progresses at the brunswick
mine where the company is sinking
for the ore as fast as possible.
There is a law in this state thai
allows Nevada contractors 10 per
cent margin on everything sold the
state government.
Douglass county has a law that for
bids owners of cattle, sheep and hogs
to allow them to run at large on the
highways and on unfenced lands.
June Z at Genoa is fixed as the time
to hear petitions for trOliy franchise
between Minden and Gardnervi!Ie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
is HAMS CRAZY?

FLUSHING, ". Y, May o.-Captain
Peter c. Hams, slayer of William f
Annis, may go the way of Harry X
1t was aid after tOdays session OF
the Hams trial that if hains was ac
quilted on the ground of insanity the
court may deem it necessary to order
a lunacy commission to inquire into
mis- present mental condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
TRANSFER BIG SUITS

The suit of the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company against the Southern
Pacific Company and the Central Pa
cific railroad to condemn the right
of way through this state was trans
ferred yesterday to the United States
Circuit Court for the Ninth District
of Nevada from WashOe county.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
IMPORTS SOME BEAUTIES

Mrs. FRANK Wildes has imported
two beautiful Persian cats that are
the admiration of all who know any.
thing about fine bred felincs. These
came from the Persian kennels at
Los Angeles and arrived this morn
ing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
NINE HOP HEADS

The greatest raid upon an opium
Reno was made last night shortly be
fore 10 o'clock by Sheriff Ferrel and
Deputies Branton, Nicholas and Dick
ey. Nine men and 20 complete
smoking out fits were taken TO the
county jail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
WHO WILL BE
CANDIDATE?

: There is lot of talk going round
the state about the candidates for
| United States Senator two Years
hence.
10 speak more properly, these can
dldates will be compelled to get busy
early next spring on account of the
new primary law so that we will have
almost continuous campaign from
summer into late fall.
More than any other name mention
ed is that of George Nixon, he being
the incumbent whose term expires.
AS matter of fact Nixon has made
no public announcement that he will
be a candidate and the use of his
name, unless he authorized it to his
intimates, is unwarranted.
Most politicians are proceeding up
on the hypothesis that once a senator
no power on earth will make a man
let go willingly so that for all intents
and purposes Senator Nixon can be
expected in the fight His recent
separation OF business interests with
his partner, Wingfeld, is said by
paign. How 1t can be so some may
be able to explain, none has yet. He
was elected when he was partner
OF Wingfeld
Among those mentioned also is
George ID. Kilborn, a millionaire mine
owner who is just now best, or curst
with the ownership of the Nevada
State Journal, and likes it. He is not
alone in his journalistic investment
as Nixon holds the largest chunk
or the Reno Evening Gazette and OF
the Silver State, a paper OF Hum
bOidt county
kilbOrn is a man of force. He IS
a Colorado man, from New York, and
a man of large interests. He owns
half million dollars worth of prop
erty in this state and is re-Opening
one of the biggest mines in the state,
one at Austin. He also owns ranch
lands and other property and is a
man of large experience and of large
affairs.
1t will be hard to say at this time
whether kilbOrn will shine up to the
Democrats or the Republicans. His
paper, which seemed to waver for a
! inf
cratic column recently and annOunc-
ed that it is there unit. the cows
come home. Kilborn. himself, is sus-
pected of being a Republican so that
any attempt on his part to grab
Democratic nomination for the place
might be met with a lot Of opposition
AS to the Republican camp, Nixon
comes first, until he declares himself
out, or is declared out, which is no
remote possibility or probability.
Whether the republicans have some
favorite son IN training does not yet
appear.
Some Of the Democrats are groom
ing a dark horse. They won't tell
who it is. 1nere are lots of cand-
dates but the proper kind of a can
didate is like the teeth of a hen, rath
er scattering.
1t is about a year early to begin to
figure on real sure enough candi
date and in the meantime lot OF
little boomiets in the way of feelers
will be started as usual. The anti
Nixon faction in the republican party
is driving It's little appIecart right
along and processes to believe it will
be able to put a crimp in Senator
George, when the time comes, with
neatness and dispatch. Meantime the
democrats are saying nothing and
saving WOOu.
--OO---
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
FIRE AT TRUCkEE

Truckee Cal, May Sat about
o'clock this morning fire started il
which burned that structure to the
ground. together with the contents
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
SPECIAL PLAYING RULES

Bats must be round. MT over siS
inches thick nor more than five fee;
long.
RULE No. <-PIayers in Game.
Each team should consist OF no,
more than twelve players upon the
diamond at any one time, and they
shall be placed as follows: Two
catchers, one pitcher three base-men
two short stops, and four out fielders
Rule No. 3-Gioves
Not to exceed twenty-four inches
player, but if any player catch a ball
in his arms. hat or mouth, the batter
will be declared safe.
Rule No. 4-Substitutes
| Not over twelve substitutes will be
allowed on this team, and they must
be ready TO take their places at the
command of the Captain.
Rule No. 5-Pitchers
Pitchers cannot be changed over
five times in one inning, and pitchers
wni be required to stay III their box
until the lid is removed by the umpire
Rule, No. s.
(D ANY pitcher hitting a batsman
will be fined soc by the umpire, and
the batsman. if not seriously injured,
will bs allowed one Dase, but if after
being given one base he is caught
trying to steal another he must be
declared out.
(b) Any batsman wlfuliy. with
malice aforethought allowing himself
TO be hit by pitched ball shall DE-
fined soc by the umpire.
The pitcher may make any motion
to deceive the batsman or base run
ner at any time.
Huie No. g.
ANY outsider not engaged in the
game who tries to assist either team
by kicking or throwing the bail to
any player shall be fined SOC. And
if said spectator shall throw or kick
sad ball away from any player he
shall be fined $1.00.
Rule No. T.
foul ball caught by either catch.
er is out unless it be Ioul tip.
.ule No. g.
Base runners shall be allowed to
advance only one base on any throw,
whether made by the pitcher, catch
er or fielders: This rule is made to
protect the corpulent players, also
the score.
.uie No. g.
Any player may be placed upon the
bench at any time by the umpire or
Captain OF his team, but he may be
put back into the game at the eX-
piratiOn of that inning.
Rule No. 10
The umpire may fine any player
not to exceed soc for conduct, which
in the opinion OF the umpire is apt
to injure the great national past time
NOTE
Outside of the fore going rules the
rules adopted by the American and
National Leagues, the Indian SchoOl
Team and the Nevada Press Nine will
govern this contest.
Signed:
A. G.. MEYERS,
X. r. PICKET,
Rules Committee
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08

Tom Kearney is hauling away sew
eral wagon loads of junk in the NOV
ing process 10 the new power house,
the junk the accumulation of several
years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
LEAD REMAINS THE SAME

WASHINGTON, May S-The Sen
ate has voted to fix the duty on lead
contained in lead ore at p cents a
pound, which is the rate Of the Ding
ley law and of the pending bill as
it was passed by the house
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08

Don forget the Lanut. at ArmGry
Haii tonight.
Seven of the 13 men arrested in
Reno have been foEhd 10 posse SIS
criminal records.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-08
ERiAN SERVICES

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian
vices at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
The oasis., 1909-07-10

Monkey iaoede owl ftisa young ono apparently only tbfee months old and only about one third its full size lts birsute side append. ages arc the delight of all who have seen it The whiskers arc what is generally termed "galways" They are oi a dark brown color with gin. ger strips. Its iavorite diet is raw beef. It is on exhibition at the Birch Brothers cafe.
The oasis., 1909-07-10
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ]
 Gn.raA.n... c-u. [ .-.... [

Before me, Phil Herold, Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona duly commissioned and sworn, on this day personally appeared H. w. Kelsey, D. Kelsey W. F. Chenoweth, and W, A. O'Con- nor, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of incorporation, and who signed the same in my presence, and they severally acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the pur- pose and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 18th. day of May A. D. 1909
 My commission expires July l, 1912. [SEALl PHIL HERoLD,
 Notary Public. 1st. pub. June 5.-July 10