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involFled Into one. certainly not by as
doughty a warrior as ono OF "Merion'o

a
invoiFled Into ono. certainly not by as
doughty warrior as ono OF Marion .
mon" y4
I think word or explanation Is
duo. however. since reading his bittor
roply TO my former article. Hero Wor-
.ship In Virginia Polltica" z desire to
6tatc that the article was written In i
Spirit OF lovo and was octuated by good
motives, and l regret worry mushr tina
IL has 30 aroused tho Hghtlng blood
oc my follow Democrat In tho South
west.
disclaim any Intention OF rejecting
on tho Intelligence OF the Democrats
out In the Southwest. or In any other
part OF our State. but thought note
OF warning very timely at this etags
OF the senatorial campaign. My friends
reply certainly vcrlhes. ono fact pre-
scented In my former letter, !. e. the
sunwilllngness OF the people to be-
Meve that there IS ring" and their
EEkscntmcnt at being warned against It..
ssTA think Il entirely unnecessary for
sSSssA to call tho names OF any OF these
HSEa- oes. for as clever gentleman an
ElAdge him to be is only feignins ig-
rfsSsance. and even were Il not fe!sned,
"E5Are Ignorance Is bliss Ills folly to
b Ca SC"
ESA bscribe heartily to HIS lofty sen-
tineWs3s ahput holding high Democ-
ratESa flag" but then. let us rcmember
to EN&ow our convictions in the Eight
OF ESsent truth. to RAIL-. about. the
staIEd % the party In whose 1enets
VIC Eg2flie,e, and not around those
idol {$G hearers who pcrchance hold
thci iE sitions az a result OF the poll
aiSlath" OF brave and courageous
mon tS2ao suffered for tho people and
for ifMcirle.
1t any honest conviction that had
.the Mnocrats OF tho 'Ninth'l made
this frnins unnecessary In their
dlstri$X had they followed the STAN
dard HEY than tho idolized leader.
the gS5 en,an of Marion would not be
chafir faubdFr tho rod of Republican
rule tSS1ay., the Republicans would not
havo EHn given. the opportunity to
mako Ampalgn ! ammunition OF our
party Hactics and q very. dark blot
would 3ve been kept of OF our party
escutcE3,n. W. 9. T. ::
Ull&ssSc 3It
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yirgtnia !

-3lei volumes
In view OF these facts and rgurer,
Jocs rot The though, suggest Itself to
,u'i tia, u IS high time that Richmond
wiin rs progressive spirit and ito fac
,,,s OF growth ought TO HAYS fne
tr.:e nuDlic library. IN building which
would hotho pride OF the city--with at
least hundred thousand volumes. for
the enjoyment. use and education Of
nca riy u 5000 ci,izens-a place where
school child and workman, the young
and fhe old. the ignorant anu the learn
CO. al, seekers after knowledge, might go
and proat7 The time for makeshiftE
has raised q new city library We must
have for the betterment OF the State
ana fer the service OF all the peopls
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pAh I11I(zg I:. gBoM y; $;
AS ! OF OLD p H d .!>

non Christian emstASRi rncn: ,tooIts
wished TO kDoYssaa neither ttne!. 81,
retain as the a4aBa,.'e, STANDARD III
as to whethassW was absolutely aes,:'
sary that <SYnem should have The,
heads coXsEh In church while IN,
one ono M1sBy coneerna as today. was
as tsSsSHe thor the Christian WON.
co,,,l&aSsRvslh >proprle,y wear bifnrcated
ssumen,s ekc S ihS msh rotafnea
~ foiiawing reply; in Latin etiss
Volume 10. chapter az: ~
mons, neither garments is a puSelY
clothes, but their religious septimen.S
perfectly Indifferent 10 me Whether
their women waar pAntalcons fbraecael
instead OF skirts. What I care for 6is
toms which are not those Of other
Christtana Your women wear, pRnta-
looms. and you fear that.it viii be ac-
know thai Il. IS written IN our books
that pantnloons arc meet, not far wo-,
men, but for men. That Is why YoAl
have thought az to consult me Do MT
actly as you see fit: preserveyour for-j
mer national customs. or adopt ours.
since In certain way yea. are ntcon-
tians And, after all. II YOU and your
looms. thai will help IN nothing ,.;
s1 s" soua vlp,u. nTSs fiS.. mon hso
recourse to girdles AS long as you
wero heRthen' you had recourse te
PAM. NS% ihs' t aTs
against sin and will become 10 you
and Sor7 Homen spiritual pantaloons;
=, AS hers has been no pronounce
Hsnt since by tho Paracy on the sub;
- OF tho bi5utrated, garment, In all
Thfa 8" ago hundred years which have
.sFuseJ dttcs the pontifcate OF ST,
That ,hr Roman Catholic Church. white,
1 sae yesc,,t'y condemned In tho ss'oS
ssTFaf Roinsno." the ofistal organ
Nhls eesrs, IS IN ns u,o 'a1e ana i sissslSs
~ ny ebuich. entertains no ohteo-
81 on ~ hHtsoevsr 10 the harem- or b.
>a 90 Gated skirs-eas i.
/. King Charles OF .Rumanfa. in spite OF
Ehisf has ,aspi; htm so sinso,lariy.Yres
neas fe ssle a auInn nsssar .
sss ssEsssie EFT of. 81 sra ,ns
) IS 81 IL Hs s9,a ,'sfRa !@ss
SIa syFl|nRs 4 y !, a e. Z, !. =.
SnmsSla On fSs III sfpIss eS % s the
S59ssqssssfs city from tnee sea. II {
.,rOvid i may pc, recalled, was exiisd I
nally on aecouh! of tGe sstTS ordi9a m |
llcentioVsness Of his. Iritings. b u
reality Sbecause ha.|' had published In !
verse references TO the Intrigue or /
the Dmpcrora granddaughter Juha. !
with 9ilenus: a scandal which the mon. l
aroh deeply resented. not, merely as on !
act OF treason. but even as a saorifego
Tones. on the Euxlne Justly de-
scrtbed by Ovid as the extreme ,iin,it&
OF the theh known world. wan desiEp. 4
ated by Caesar as hts place of Danish &
ment, and thore. Ovid spent the res.
mainder Of his days Now. To- day ths
Euslne is known as tho Blacis Sea,
and the nort or Tones has become the 3
j{Copyright. 1911 by taa brentwood
taisl- ls,s-ta3,lf COnlpany.) -t.. itlI5- i.gtt3
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fmean'ns Mr.. KNOX is said to .. or
tho opinion that tho army onicers have,

o''' etsoH. SOC !rSQs,fH hApd, anu that.
sgS sls
ssssrhs military establishment. has afHal
nounced in very positive. terms that
Re has ever cxpressta the, opinion that
lnserye.ns!on I'M lMeS,co Would b. In
ovitables Mr.. Taft Is reported TO be
very Arm In his position that there
shall DO no Intervention. AID there Tho
matter a.a9du.. But there 81 no telling.
OF courss% when Knox and Dickinson
may bs engaged IN hand 70 hand
struggle and may tho best man win! :,
j There Are so many funny things
,FN.er about rhy inpuuu- OF The DeI
nartHepts at WsAhL-E.cr nSe,e,,,,rs,
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Prince Lupor,irsis, twllo was one, of
liz intimate friends and boon conn

Prince luDornirsiSi (wlloy Wes. one OF
liz. EinlinlA friends and boon COM
afs ffds Ut az 9
half brother OF lie present QUEEN ri
Holland aud popularity known by the
sobrlauei OF --tritron'). WAS very
clever wrneI ruNiiahed several books.
contributed numerous articles, 70 the
ine mnn. whose one mistake in life WAS
q sory- ot chronic INABILITY 10 comprs-
bend the distinction betwcen hun
dred franz cote and one 81 thou
Sand francs OF course. his dancing
days were over long asc But his PRS
seuls CT cceentrirucs,. are called TO
mind by his death,
with regard to the oiturcate6 or
harom shirt which Is now exciting 30
much discussion on both sides OF tho
Atlantic flew are aware OF the fact
that Il formed the subject of a Papal
edict as tar back MS In the ninth. cen
tur9 Or the Christian era Saint Nlcho-
1Aa also known as Pope Nicholas the
Great, who reigned from S53 10 SGT
4 D., and during whose pontlhcata
thu. part Of Europe now known ms
10 Christianity ey missionaries dis
aeivei thrse years before Ills death o
lengthy communication from the tulera
OF the countries In question:. sent to
him at the instance Of the rnlsaionn iaa
In order to obtain his Views on four
different questions. The frst was.
Whe thArs ~ ::%as, stu lawful, tor the
newly converted Christians TO swear.
as thpretofore, on their euryed sc!ni-
dars.. aYhtoh were. -paorq ,Qr-'leeS..q :, p
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Daily Queries and AnsrUers

places in which It Ia = produced are
Geneva. sehiednm and London.
LANGUAGE OF Christ.
In what language did Christ rreach1
The language used By chrlaRt' Was a. q s. Z
sA gram : tho diaieor III Of Northern
~. 80: 800
bouiiion Etiquette. D. a.
o AnI,Swss whether or not soups and
With spoon or by lifting tho cup and
eaf'hkins. Arc not both correct:
x Yes Hall and half win do vory we,iy
Booth. $50.
When and where did Junlps Bru.us
ST died on a MISSISSIPPI. Rivor ga.
wnlie on MS way to Cincinnati in Mo-
Boston. Mass. and after some change
OF sepulchre II was ultimately placed
In Greenmount Cemetery. Baltimore.
Cabinet.
How many members are there In the
Cabinet OF the President OF the .Unitcd
state'' ana what Is the title = Of s. ee e
There are nine. namely: Secretary. OF
state. Secretary OF the Treasury, sec-
Ps'a ssePess2y 81 sss
Navy. Secretary of tho Interior. Sccre..h
tary OF Agriculture and Secretary of
Commerce and Labor.
King oscnr Of Sweden.
WIN you please give q brief account
OF the NE. character and the useful.
to his ingdom IN particular and to
the whole world in general. NJ. n
osearlII: King OF Sweden, was born
grandson Of Marshal i BerheSotte. whom
Napoleon had placed on the throne OF
Sweden He succeeded to the throne
". In 1897 ne ): married. .erinasss
born to them, tho eldest dustaf W;
'a upon ii ha ss Of shs
December 8. 1908. The seco@ son Of
Oscar IL. Prince Oscar, maI@d Lady,
Of honor and 1ne liz Tishts
Prince Carl and Prince fipEbe. Il. m
|. Tho most important syeEa Of Tie
OF Norway from Sweden = It was
effected without war or bloaE8h ed was
pspSs sFsa t z fb5Is s Nns
Sincerity OF pprpoAH ESnlneas.
tdeai--by such Eela Gritty
5HS f. sss 3 "a Rl sSi i:
Z r !. s 81 I Es s sTsS, ,, Mns
IfAe oE,iESa Fye Snd the respe$aot
ES{SsSS ,vlksaSe Ef t5SssSsd World lay in Mat
81 at XIV E sE3c Sssla n In what he dssS
81 EsE tssAi EH GGstay,iS .Wasa. ausS$is
ztAE{A $500 Charles' XII. Will b&he
ssEap fsssA, sss22tsear 1T, round, whose Shne
an s9S. His ,was,ia reign OF peaA rhe
;yS1Aarsfit ion pt:.his name will EE no
q SSho.. OF Cannon thunder Or held
4 hdrTor. Butt shall be said&# him
f;wtjh trutt-that he eerved h'Sabuntrp
J 81 S1l.' 20 &W
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Complaint was made by nm o.5 fash
Toned sllIaen the other day tina, men
OF sound and ilsposing mind. appa-
.lent, f.codcntls como down Main
street away into the month OF june
wearing, oyercoats with straw hats
Why noir Thaye are very few towns
where this sor, Of thing can be done
with inrnurittv. but In Richmond lie
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Voice q. The People
y = ( Observation-Disclosures.

TO the-Edltor Of The Times Dispatch:
sir.-I. recognize. the fact that this
column. /. 4, reserycd. for The peoples
continent and rot for usrlcss contra
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anu oppressed bS the misconduct OF
the swcils that he would Organize for
the protection, OF. Tho greatest of all
games says' he.
49,, 10 tfAe. tina, fane :, should no
SSsS231 tho washtu,. ,.id scrub ptG
out out Of no. po'sis,a 3 1t s Souia
seem that 6STSSs,, Reorganization, or
fandom. with its&$apativc button
of momhetship. wlfHgg srcglsttation
OF all memoors, and itasSs,nced pur
poso to dse its mighty *SssHAcnco for
bettoring tho suinc. but n"TsSgSsneddle
would DC great bower for EGah"
An Advisory committee %SA OF
Committee on Committees. hsVss I'd.
dqNh ten; salea. thaJ aobservanaS gSaf
Which would result IN tho rein enyaa
9th game. Undet these rules. KS
fans arc to keep sience.. are to DO sou
49, mass hut ARC R,| ~ 10 h.aS
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boro has scarcely
ger. which we cam
has 5000 volumes
historic and world :
has Pone. Releig!
the Old North Sta
for Its pc ople. a:
5000 volumes for
Clinton. South
5000 volumes. but
the only real fre
its state.
Texas. where OF
10 hnd many fr
- full .ct them.
cana. with $685. 20
10000. Dallas.
Worth. w!th 1853.
- 3n9 flous,on. y
,nn;o. wi,h 10000;
f:ven Wheeling,
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" the so,i,Ni has :

7 ~ the sol,h' hsrAn.t. lsted
10 s''""' which nre nndersse9d TO be
n'dler:t"'cnt OF any college, pEfvate .tns
Situation. OF state.
Starting N''h Aiaham ma. ,nore 's.sr ont,
geometry tuaun, oue-touetb thcrsasEsH4
Rschmond,. which hes ,asS
ltorory. with 1900 yassssSHsn wo
say volumes. we.fssSSsRply bound
volumes TsSsH&2h. Arkansas n
much smeI ,ssssSs than Montgomery.
ny" library with 5000 vol
W. t mngton. DolayaSei with
: ',Foo less inha bltapts than
'i!,sa has FREQ Public library
XS 2'eo5 books- Jacksonville, not
sSw moro than one-thira the size of
nv mond. boasts 1925 volumes in its
~ library Athens. Georgia, has
A z .H
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tisc,S III Trut vu1To t++-%5u! trTu VTrHeHcTF,
who're TIC i'epi Fans gIt, bu, from tho
swe,les, sec,iohs ana tho grand stand
which are eo:ol,6n hlled WITH tln-horn
sporta who Wouldn't night d heq on
anythins ,iike7 eava, ter,rsi 6olonSl
THilher has been so.mpch inlprcss0d,
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g.tllHUIsEl BID FoNTENoY.

p-y.R}sif Fl Duke Decases, Rentieman In
"a R waiting to the Duke OF fOrleans.
nnR ana sss a'ns 81 Ben Sen
SssaseS. one or the daughters and Harnesses
of she great American sewing maehin
manGfaetursr. has been placed In
father, Prince Lubomirski. who for tho
past fifty years has been one OF the
most conspicuous and amusing hgurer
The 20 oldesa HOUSES sse Of the Polish A1 no.
bihty. whlch was raised 70 nrinceG
rank by The German Emperor in S9
boyhood n page or honor.to czasaSsKu-
las L.. and, nublished evol,lgsS$St his
reThiniaceneeS as sMeh MaSR gave
Rreat oftense at 81, selsssHg
.es M's aay. e iss palma and
Empress Eus 's!ame q favot.
%s%ess Do sa9 9ra or ,vly SSas
stszSSSf4cc cunt OF his avolrdupois
81 S5Snnmed ''Boule de suif" Cha II
ssssfaaGssEP and won much distinction by
fsention OF new naurs, known
e was then e the M the as sar
lsi. Ct Ma6iiie, a. II #aa subsequently,
The prince IN 1877. Anding himneIf In
financial dificpltles. married the enorS
mously wealthy widow OF NJ. Boyer.
WI, who N, mao amassed an Immense fortune
Eau dec Carmes." nnd>e story used TO
De current 20 the effect that the prince,
on the morning OF his woddi9s day
was delayed In getting TO church by a
,Euissier effecting an entrance TO his
room before ne had risen from his bed
and SELLING ,hen and. there n behalf
OF his creditors the evening dress suit
which he was about to don for tha
ceremony The prince was in despair
But IT the last moment lie. wab rose SD
from his pred,cament by. the con.
ticrge." az jnnitor OF the house, whf
paid In, money necessary releRsr
!.is clothes. thus enabling him to Ceacl b
,h he = -srine az The primo EaSSgp
storrS; THIS nsslstsnce wifs''fY1 ~
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| Acct on tho boards
|slr' inner feelings Us
] or tho umpire with
L agree only by knit.
l'Ts- sternly but earn
heads uncovered. as
their seats. In case
Q umpire become un-
win. before venting
ZIP 500. dividing the
In end sYoithlrds. and
the result inte'doiIars
l,hs compound interest
pr seven months and
Tho most important,
chi have been agreed
m, odd Blk, Dorgan.
liskey. and "ola Peer
.tes 20 the character
Il ,Inay be employed
Is follows:
rs Hhermlssible under
\ passionate furoye:
~. dear. dear. ol-yoi.
hedu dettly executed,
Iyour foot from ,my
lelishtful. shocking,
l:atf your upright po.
obetruct my outlook.
+ bully. Q fudge. o
uSttoou mat tnese
h are sumcienny de-
VS. tho meaning of
Sy eomothlns under
&c be used only in a
ne o, voice. and not
hit ih,erteio with the.
|'yert. 1t is poasisio
'e tougher spirits I'm,
nay object to The im&
suggested in the b#
an'. but there is .R
came would be f,Mc
hese proprletiee Arc
I, ~
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LonaorPolice,f
Printers Ink,

Printers Ink.
What win take printers Ink out Q.
linen? is'r .'erri..!i ,net~.s'A NJ. C,
BY tho application OF ether or oil OF
turpentinc the ink will disappear!
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. Is Uncle" Joe Cannon atmemb er, o.
tho Church OF Latter Day, Saints. NJ
L. * J P g

Cunhgn.
= Is Uncle" Joe Cannon a'memb er, o.
tho Church OF Latter Day, Saints "
:.:No.
rIaStcrins .Ceiiinee.
VIII you inform ma as 20 bow we
caIne TO I'LL our inside wallis with
plaster. and has 1t q healthy effec, on
tho human body? aa,+'>tsfs>ss,,s NJ. C.
The general practice Of .plasterinG
walls and ceilings dates back only
about a century. Previous to that time
walls and ceilin GMwefs-alther wains-
coted. boarded. ,coSSered with canvas OF
tapestry or left unfinished. Brick walls.
hollow tiles. plastic compositions and
concrete ceilings and partitions have an
may be easily lathed 20 recelve the
plaster. Am unable to find any reason
for the use OF plaster and plaster com
positions for tho purpose, but presume
that It proved to be the best material
adapted for tho purpose and so came
into general use, ..1-ss
;e.s.,i4-' ,.a1:; ----.-
Lonaor-Police,
+" VIII you please explain through the
column the connection between Scot
land Yard and tho solIcc force OF
LONDON! ls It indepeINent similar to
the Pinkerton detectives OF this coun :
tryo 900. S.,,,,. .ss-r,sS. NJ. ].
Scotland Yard 4a the headauarter.
OF the metropolitan police OF tho city
of London. It was formerly applied
10 building at the corner OF Char!ng
Cross. London, md derives its namo
from the fact that the palace long
standing at that point was assigned
from the time OF Edgar to Henry II.
as residence for tho sovereigns of
Scotland when they visited London.
New Scotland Yard is on the Thames
embankment near Westminster, and
has been the police Headquarters since
1891.
Printers Ink.
What win take pr,nter'a Ink out OF
linen? tarr ..s--i,.t.'es-. .. tsi,-as.t NJ. C.. #
BY tho application OF ether or oil Of
turpentinc the Ink will disappear
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aRn6nIn RIli.o

Ia Buffalo Bill" ,
give short account o
Buffalo Bill" wi
William Frederick
and is engaged In
He was born In 18
ming of the Civil "
crnment scout and
enlisted In tho Sever
and from 1868 TO Is
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~ "i'iH:b, WI
library that was G
has 4l 900 bool,s
hbea Think of
sense ca"ai 20 Ricl
with respect TO q
Wherein 1t e1cels
,ahlyt Columbus. q
road station. ha.
Ma con has 5000.
v'hioh wo never /
t1.oll volumes.
Go Into Ken,uc
-oNiuStOu Win 1
deaon. With ST.
2a.o:h Louisville.
SadRh. With no
Rf. W& 1891.
So Kew {
@SsA ! It's .ity
9EsNeA Der oac
:o.vur '~ --,
Go in,oA;i CO
tho free. p@s 7
Chpri1fte u.ft# &c.
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with Juniper befrtau. Tho principal
places In which It la producsd ars
Geneva. Schiednm and London. ae
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yp e,cd J.nus,. 1913 IN ~ n.nonGtSss
rs sscond.eiu,s rnatt.v u.d., .ei oSE,
rrets Of March .. n:s. &9
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Language OF Christ.
In what language did Chrint nrnhrh1

8ouiiion Etiquette. y 80 a..
Answer whether or not SCUBA and
ooutilon in cups cannot BIO taken either
Hr,n, spoon or by lifting tho cup ana
drinking. Arc not both correct
z; Yes. Hal, ana hair ,,e,I, e. CaLnoM.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-22
Clever People
at the Park

Last night at Carson's popular vau-
deville theater. the Gladstone Com
pany opened to capacity business.
Miss Edna Randall hasa beauti-
fully sweet mezzo-soprano voice and
made a decided hit in her renditions
OF the old songs. Mrs. Randall tells
some funny stories in a very enter
tanning manner and wears gowns
that are away above the average OF
those usually seen on the stage. The
little Gladstone girls took the house
by storm with their charming singing
and Spanish dancing. but it was their
novel acrobatic work which seemed
10 pleast most. These two little
girls do some really clever work in
such a graceful and pretty manner
that it is a pleasure to watch them.
The management states that both
Miss Randall and the Gladstone Sis
tiers change their acts completely each
night, also that the pictures will be
changed every night this week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-22
Rheumatism

All pains and diseases regardless
and impure blood, are easily cured by
using Oil of Eden $500 sample for
IS cents) externally and Sweet Spirits
of Eden $500 sample $1,000 intern
ally.
All orders are delivered with
charges prepaid on receipt OF prlce
by c. c. Medical Company, 554 N.
Worth Their Weight in Gold
Lake St, Lock Box %, Reno, New.
if your druggist does not keep them
This is TO certify that my rest has
been very unsettled since | came to
Nevada. have had to walk the
floor at night with cramps in my
limbs and have not been able to sit
in a rocking chair or sit long upright.
This was due to a fall | had a year
ago and my wife was also much dis
tressed with her Kidneys and whole
system. | saw the advertise
ment of Oil OF Eden and Sweet Spir-
its of Eden and made up my mind to
try it and after using part Of a large
bottle Of each we both considered
ourselves entirely well. We sleep
sound and feel contented. (Signed)
G. M. Priess, Supt. of the Davenport ,
Independent Mining Company. Nina.
Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-22
Cleaning up
the Old HOSTS

Tho officials OF the Ophir Com
pany have decided to tear down the
wooden hosting works that have
stood over the mouth OF the shaft
at the north end for many years. and
work will be started as soon as the
weather conditions will permit. The
buildings are not now used Tor mln-
ing purposes. the Ophir Company
operating through the {. & c. shaft.
This is the last of the historic build
ings to be orr down in the move all
along the lode to do away with un-
necessary fire risk in the surface
Observation-Disclosures.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-22
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FOR SALE

Ten acres OF fine land, plenty OF
water. six acres in alfalfa, $50 chick
ems, house, barn and convenient out
buildings, farming implements. y
irst-class opportunity for chicken
raising, truck farming, etc, Located
on Prison road, within five minutes
walk from State Capitol Building
For further particulars enquire at
the premises, or address T. r. OCon-
nor, Carson City. Nevada. Ms
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-05-22
The State of Nevada
Sends Greeting to:
THOMA M McCARE

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You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff, in the
District Court OF the First. Judicial
District of the State OF Nevada,
Ormsby County, and answer Com
plant filed therein within ten days
exclusive OF the day Of service) after
the service Oh you OF this if
served in said County, or if served out
Of said County, but within the Dis
trict, twenty days, in all other cases
forty days, or judgment by default
will be taken against you according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to OBJ
tain a decree dissolving the bonds Of
matrlmony now existing between you
and plaintiff, and also awarding the
are and custody of Thomas Owen
McCabe, the minor child Of plaintiff
and yourself, to plaintiff and H.F. Bar
tine, jointly, upon the grounds of fail
ure upon your part to provide plain
tiff with the mmo necessaries OF
life for the period OF one year last
past, and that you are an unsuitable
person to have the care of said minor
child, all of which more fully appears
by verified complaint in this action,
a copy Of which is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified if you
fail to answer the Complaint, the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
Tor the relief demanded in her said
Complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal of the
the District Court of the First Ju-
dicial District OF the State of
of Nevada, Ormsby County, this
lst day of May, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eleven.
(seaD E. O. PATTERSON. Clerk.
CHARTZ.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication, May IL, 1911
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