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kicking over . strike. Wilson going be-
hind the bat for New York. Wagner
popped to Shafer. Miller singled TO left.
Wilson singled to right. Miller going to
third. Wilson was thrown out, Murray
to shafer to Doyle. No Runs. One
Left
Sixth INNING-Shafer beat out a
hunt. Fletcher singled to right. send
ing Shafer to second. Doyle went out.
Miller unassisted. both runners advance
ing. Merkle hit to Wagner and on his
bad throw to first. shafer and Fletcher
scored. Murray singled through short.
Wilson hit into a double play. Miller
to viox to Wagner to Miller. getting
Murray and the runner. Two Runs.
One Left.
Wood singled to left. Coleman forced
Wood. Fromme to Fletcher. O'Toole out
Wilson to Merkle. Coleman took thirt
on a wild pitch. Byrne singled to left
scoring Coleman. Byrne stole secont
and on Wilson's wild throw to secont
he went to third. Carey was safe OF
Doyle's tumble, Byrne scoring. Shafe
threw out Viox at first. Two Runa
One Left.
SEVENTH lNNING-Byrne threw
Snodgrass out at first. Herzog battini
for Fromme sent q ny to Wagner
Burns singled to left Shafer flied I,
Wilson. No Runs. One Left.
Crandall now pitching for New
I York. Wagner flied to Snodgrass
Murray made a nice catch OF Miller.
line fly. He then muffed Wilson's ny
Fletcher threw out Wood. No Runs
One Left.
EIGHTH INNING-Fletcher wen
out Wagner to Miller. Doyle wal
called out on strikes. Merkle foulet
out to Byrne. No Runs.
Coleman singled through short
O'Toole singled to right. s.nding Cole.
man to third. Byrne sacrihce-hied Il
Burns. Coleman scoring. Carey si,gle.,
to right. Viox forced Oroole at third
Shafer unassisted. Burns made a son.
Iderful catch Of Wagnar's liner. One
Run. Two Left.
NINTH INNING - Murray filed &c
Wood. Byrne threw Wilson out a,
first. Wagner threw snodgrass out Al
frst. NO RUNS.
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GIANTS. !

CONTINUED from First PaSe.)
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Daniels to third and wolter TO second
with . sacrifice. Laporte to Morgan.
Gossett hit by pitched ball. hlling the
bases. Hartzell singled to left. scor-
Ing Daniels. Hughes went In 10 pitch
for Washington.
Peckinpaugh singled to right and
Wolter scored. but double play fol-
lowed. Gossett trying for plate, was
turned back and run 0own. Mociles.
Williams to Laports Hartseil. who han
ventured too far on second was also
put out Laporte to Morgan. Two Runs.
Two Hits. One Left.
Shanks singled to right Mcbride hi
into a double play. Derrick tagging
Shanks and retiring Mcbride At first
Williams out. Schulz to Borton. Nc
Runs.
THIRD INNING.-Borton doubled
to left. Derrick out. Morgan to Gan
dill. Borton going to third. Schui,
doubled to centre, scoring Borton
Daniels hit by pitched ball. Woltel
forced Sohuls at third base, Hughes e
LaPorte. Cree doubled to right helt
fence. scoring Daniels. and putting
Wolter on third. Gosset famed. Two
Runs. Two Left
Hughes out. Peckinpaugh to Borton
Moeller popped to Hartxeil. Morgan
walked. Milan forced Morgan at sec
ond. Peckinpaugh to Derrick. No Runs
One Left.
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TRAVERS AGAIN LEADS
LARGEHElD0F GOLFERS
ON APAWAM|S LINKS
especial 10 The Evening WORLDLY


RYE. N. Y. June 2o.-The start Of
the first round OF match play this
morning in THE Apawamis Clubs tour
nament was play-on. Four men
were tied yesterday at 165 for the last
two places In the frst set r. II.
Blossom. Weeburn. one Of them. did
not appear until too late and so fell
into the second set.
A. b. Ashforth. Apawamis. took q
six and lost to w. q. Barnewell. Apa-
wants. and b. p. Merriman. Water.
bury. who Tailed SIS. It was the frst
play-off that Merriman had been in
during his career.
Travers beat w. r. Thurston. Apa-
wants. = and I. While the latter Is
considered power on his homo course
he could not attempt to hold the ma
tional champion. Travers was out In
as to IS for his rival. Thurston did
well to be no worse than down al
the turn.
Herreshof. Garden City. outclassed
Seeney Plummer. Apawamis. and won
by 8 and .. Although he did not play
| the bye holes no had a $50 for a
IS. which would have been within q
| stroke Of the best round Of yesterday
| Harold Topping. Greenwich. naturally
had things his own way with w. O.
Barnewall. Apawamis. who got In or
the play-off. but lost by 8 and ..
John NJ. Ward. Garden City. had q
duck and drake match in defeating c. G.
Waldo ST.. Brooklawn. 1 up 10 holes.
Merriman beat w. l.. Hicks. Nassau
2 and 1. Merriman played the bye hole
and got a fine rs. Their contest wal
splendid throughout.
The difficulty that old timers have II
looming back" was shown when Char
LEV Seely had to go 20 holes to beat r
NJ. Tarlton, Oaklawn, a fairly high han
dlcap man.
The draw for afternoon was Toppint
va Trayers, Seeley VS. Ward. BerminR
mar, va. Herreshofr and Allen vs.. Merrt
man. The scores:
second sixteen, first round--E.
La,dlaw, Apawamis. beat q. Rice
Enalrwood, 1 up and to go; r. Il
Riossom, Weeburn. beat c. p. Eddy
Arcola, / up and 3 to go; II. X. Kerr
south shore, beat +. I. Wheeler. Apa
wamis. 2 up and to go: q. b. Adams
National, beat c. N. Relyea. Wykagyl
1 up and to 20; c. II. zimmerman
New Haven. beat A. b. Ashforth. Apa
wants, 2 up; 8. ]. Graham. Greenwich
beat r. II. Hart. wykagyl. up; ]. c
Thorne, BroOklawn. beat II. A. DOW
new. Apawamis. 2 up and to go; T.. r
Rogers. Baltusrol. won from c. Beach
Fox Halls. by default.
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third. On an attempted double steal
Wagner was caught. Meyers to Shafer
to Tesreau. One Run. One Left.
SECOND INNING--Merkie out. Byrne
to Miller Murray singled to centre.
Myers singled to right and on Wilson's
poor throw to third, to catch Murray
the latter scored and Meyers took sec
ond. snodErass hit to Wagner. who
tossed to Byrne getting Meyers. snod-
grass was doubled up. One Run.
Wilson walked. Wood heat out ount
to Hrst. Wilson going to second. Cole
man singled to right. scoring Wilson and
sending Wood to third. O'Toole filed to
Burns. On Byrne's long sacrifice ny to
Burns, Wood scored. Carey forced
Coleman. Murray to Fletcher. Two Runs.
THIRD INNING-Tesreau out, o'Toole
to Miller. Burma bea< out a slow roller
to Wagner. but a moment later he was
caught mapping at nrst. O'Toole to Mil
ier shafsr was called out on strikes
No Runs.
Viox singled to left. Wagner hoistsd
to Burns. Fletcher tossed out Miller al
first. Viox reaching second. Wilson
flied To Snodgrass. No Runs. One Left
FOURTH INNIN0-Fletcher singled
to centre. Doyle struck out Merkl'
iied to Wood. Fletcher stole second
Murray out. Wagner to Miller. NJ
Runs. One Left.
Wood doubled to right Coleman sin
gled 70 centre Shafsr threw on
oToole. Wood scored on Byrnss's out
Tssreau to Asrkls. Carey foulsd u
Meyers. Oas Run. One Left.
FIFTH INNINo-NsysrA lined I
Byrne. epodgrass walked. McCormtcl
batting for Tssrsau. Mccormack force
snodgrasA, Wagner unass!stsd. Burn
famed. No Runs. One Left.
} Fromms now pitching for New Yort
Burns caught viox's long foul n
nYsw - ~ ~ : ~ -. e
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Anyport. 1902: Samuel n. Meyer. 100: F1css ~:
los: towel, 1f2.
THIRD RACE-Aliowsnces two-ysas-ssds; =
firlonss. Frances NJ. "; Zig Spirit. 100; ~
fles. iO3: Bringhurst, ia: BooS and SaAdb.
u.s.
FOURTH RACE-Aierchants' Selling stahee,
three ear-olds and up: one milk. -'Benanst q:
star Jasmine. o.: Silver Bill. %; sieeth. ~
Presumption. 1907: Milton d.. 100: Gay Ma
100; Melton Street, III. :
FIFTH RACE-5ellins: three-yess old "a -.
six furionss. -kiva. 96; The Grader %: M
hi,e. 1o5: Cash on Delivery. 107; Quartsrnes1rZ
III: Back Bay. 100: Closer. 100: Chapulssu1r'
10: Mcrrick III. :"
SIXTH RACE--sellins: three year old ssA 10,
one mile and a sixteenth. Strong. 0S; JoAo d
Weaver "a; Bonnie Eloise. lOJ; wandss, lO6
Charter. los: verena los; star O'Ryas. i6f
Supervisor. 1O7: Mocker. 1Os.
.Apprsniice allowance Of ) pounds clained.
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SECOND HIGHLANDER GAME.
CONTINUED from First Page,)

FIRST INNIN0-Danieis was hit by
q pitched ball. Wolter singled to left.
Cree was hit by q pitched ball. dlling
the bases. When Gossett stopped one
OF Gallia's alants with back and walked
to frst. Daniels was forced homo. EnEel
now pitching for Washington. Hartssll
flied to Mcbride. Peckinpsugh fisd TO
shanks. Borton singled to left, SCORING
wolter. Derrick singled TO right scor-
Ing Cree and Gossett. Schulz out. En-.
gel to GAndil. Four Runs. Two Lsft.
Mosllsr struck out Morgan walked
Milan beat out q bunt, advancing Nor
gan to second. 0andil singled to left
scoring Morgan. LAPorts hit into q
double play. forcing 0andil at sec
ond. Derrick to PsckinpauSh TO Borton
One Run. One Left.
SECOND INNINo.-Danisls hit for
second time by pitcher woitsr safe
whom Noslisr misssd biz easy ~. Dan
~ Ge1ne = eeee0A ogse a1voaee(
-
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gled to right. scoring Cree. Peckinpaugh
singled to centre Hartsell. overrunning
the bag. was put out. Milan to Nc
Bride. Peckinpaugh stole second. Bor.
ton walked. Derrick singled to centre.
scoring Peckinpaugh. Fisher fpuled to
Henry. Two Runs. Two Left.
Laports walked. shanks forced La
porte al. second. Hartxeil to Derrick.
Mcbride forced Shanks at second. Der
rick TO Psckinpaugh. williams batted
for Henry and he singled through the
box. advancing Mcbride to second.
Schaefer batted for Groom. He filed
TO Peckinpaugh. No runs. One left.
NINTH INNING-Hughes now pitching
and Williams catching for " ashington.
Daniels ftied to Shanks. Wolter singled
to centre. Cree doubled to right. swes-
ney singled to right. scoring Wolter
but Cree was thrown out at plate
sweeney stole second. Hartseli STRUCK
out. One Run. One Left.
Moeller out. Fisher to Borton. Morgan
singled to left. Milan hit safely through
Hartxeil. Gandil filed to Wolter, Morgan
taking third on the out. Milan stole
second. LaPorts singled to rlsht. scor.
Ing Morgan, putting Milan on third
LaPorte stole second. Shanks flied e
Wolter for the last out. ending tn,
game. One Run. Two Left
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.
The entries for to-morrow's race


follow:
. half furlonss, stnisht.-Besu pers, iO7. Ath,
leaic Girl. lOt; Folly H.. ~; Small. l07: Any
Tine. ITO; stonehsnge. 40; Private Cheer. iOA
'rlask. 30; Superintendent. i07. Single Ray
i0I; LAncewood, 10: Transformation ii3.
sMoND RAoE-rs'e, year,olds and upward
AsytAds. l0e: shsekleton, iO2. Lisht o. ",
Life. lii; Cock O. the Walk. 49, Paianquin
iOs. Baib citf. 10; Flying Fairy los. Hssts
Ppnns. 100; Meridian, i23i The Turk, III
Also sii.ibls. Iron M..l, lsS: , rrines Eugene
THIRD RAcE-rwo-yesr old filliss: Pipin,
Rock suhscril aion: five furlonss. straight VIZ
ginia Lass. l07: Nancy Orms. iO1. Transparency
iN; Lily Orme, i0l: Aurors. ii9: oktibbens
iO7 Eleciion Bet. 10J.
Brooklyn Hsndicsp; one and one-auarter miles,
Guy Fisher. iOs; Lshose. iis: Col Holloway
rs: John Furious. no. sam Jackson. los
whiskbroom H.. 100; startnttle ~; q, n
MILLER. 1903. rhs weight Of ssn Jackson include
| . penalty Of five pounds.
stsetascha~; selling: sbout two miles. -Tom Cal
| l<2; Buckusorn, i<2; sir Qeges, it2; Shame
River 1871 No. 1877; 'Aa,asa. 40.
SIXTH RAcE-T.o:yssrNid.i conditions; ~
, ,Ss: S.sa:i: ,os w So:. ios ca: 40
purus i0s; NoudscAl. 100; Salon, i22; Honda,
ia; Yea. 1ie; Delft. 100; Early Re.e. IN
GALAXY. lis, Naisd. iis; cruasbun. 100; su
0's sESSpNTa aAcE-rs..y.r.osa. and vi
vssd, selling; one and ons-dxts4nth milss. Pr
Huiho,iand. lot; Sir Dcarsh. i0e; Wanna. II
KoFnah, lis; n Oo. as; Aecord. i06; VI
\ Horn. ii6; BsAucoup iQsi 'countsrpst.
EiA nYson. iss; ssde .wsi.s. ~: LeAs
1. 49, snsss&anp.lsnllb
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H|GHLANDERS WIN
FROM SENATORS
IN THEF|RST GAME
tspsciai TO The Evening WORLDLY

WARRINGTON. d. c.. June D.--Fivs
thousand fans turned out for to.day's
doubis.headsr between the Senators and
Yankees.
right. scoring on VOTERS long ny to
Milan. Cree singled. Sweeney nled to
Milan. Cree out stealing. Henry to Nor
gan. One Run. None Left.
Moeller hit to left for three bases.
Morgan famed. Milan singled. scoring
Moelier. Milan thrown out stealing.
Sweeney TO Psckinpaugh. Gandii singled
to left. Laporte hit through Borton. but
Gandil was forced at second. Daniels to
Hartzell to Peckinpaugh. Ono Run. One
Left.
SECOND INNING - Hartxell doubled
to right field fence. but was thrown
out trying to reach third. Mosller.
Mcbride to LaPorte. Peckinpaugh flied
to Moeller. Borton out. Morgan to
Gandil. No RunA
ehank flied to Cree. Mcbride singled
to centre. Henry walked. Groom also
walked, fliing the bases. Moeller forced
Mcbride at thS plate. Borton to swse-
ney. Morgan out. Mckechnie 70 Bor-
ton. No Runs. Three Left
THIRD Observation-Disclosures struck
out. warhop also famed. Daniels out.
Morgan 10 Gandil. No Runs.
Milan walked and stole second. Nc
Kechnis protested and was benched.
Derrick taking his place. Gandii flied
to Wolter LsPOrts out, Derrick to
Borton. shanks singled to centre. scor-
ing Milan. Shanks stole second. Nc
Bride out. Peckinpaugh 10 Borton. Ono
Run. One Left.
FOURTH INNING-Wolter flied to
LaPorte. Cree fouled to Gandil.
Sweeney grounded out to Gandii. No
Runs.
Woiter Moelier walked. Morgan sin
gled to centre. Milan grounded to
Borton No Runs. Two Left.
FIFTH INNIN0-iIartxell filed to Nc
Bride. Psckinpaugh flied to Milan.
Borton out Groom to Gandil. No Runs.
Gandil flied to Cree. LaPorte flied "a
Peckinpauyh. shanks out. Pecklnpaugh
to Borton. No Runs.
SIXTH INNING-Derrick singled
through the box. WARRIOR grounded te
Mcbride. who threw high to Morgan
lat second and both runners were safe
Daniels rolled to Gandil, who threw
perfectly to Laporte at third to catcf
. Derrick. Laporte dropped the ball an.
the bases were full On Mcbride
tumble OF VOTERS grounder perrlcl
scored. WARRIOR was caught mapping q
second. Henry to Mcbride. Cree out
Mcbride to Gandil One Run.
Mcbride out. Peckinpaush to Bortor
Henry singled to left. Groom foule
to Sweeney. Moeller out. Warhop I
. Borton. No Runs. One Left.
SEVENTH INNING-sweeney single
' to left hartzell singled to right. Peck
/, inpaugh forced Sweeney at thirt
: Groom 20 LAporte, Borton singled
:, left. scoring Hartzell, Derrick beat ou
: an infeld hit A passed ball score
$ Peckinpaugh. Warhop singled 10 Ger
tire, scoring Borton. Daniels force
! Derrick at the plate, Groom to Henr.
n Wolter singled to right. scoring Wa
hop. In an attempt to pull OF doub
. steal with Wolter. Daniels was ~
I down at the plate. Groom. Henry
!. Laports Four Runs. One Left
u Fisher now pitching for Nsw Yor
Morgan struck out. Milan hied TO We
p ter. 0andil out. Hartxell to Borto
"a No Runs.
!, EIGHTH INNLN0-rss singled to CO..
u tire. going Ia second on sweeney
=. siSslncs. ovoom y 0anAil A vi
1870 .~~A 49, - 49, sPassanaa -
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WILEY PEDALS Al l.2 MILES
IN I HOUR At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June :0.-1}eorge
Wiley Of Syracuse. N. Y. holder Of many
worlds records In long distance
pedalling. established another record at
the Point Breeze velodrome last night.
breaking the American mark for one
hours continual riding. Wiley covered
an miles In sixty minutes. which Is
100 yards better than the previous record.
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% McAochnie In third.
WARRINGTON.

"esou TUT IheOry III eIBUCn.
'''Battcd for Groom In eighth.
SUMMARY.
Base Hits-On WARRIOR. 8 In six In
nings; on Fisher. 4 In three Innings;
on Groom Il In eight innings. First
Base on Baiis-On Warhop. 4; on Fish
er. 8 In three innings; on Groom. 2.
Struck Out-3y Warhop. .; by Fisher. I;
by Groom. 2; by Hughes. !. Three Bass
Hits-Daniels. Moeller. Two Base Hts
Hartxell. Cree-Stolen Bascs--Miian, 2;
Shanks. Peckinpaugh. Sweeney. La.
porte. Cmpires-Connoily and nc.
Greevy. .,f,s
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OFFICIAL MONEY COUNT
State of Nevada
(ss.
County of Ormsby

SOunty Oh OIIlSOy
Tasker L. Oddie and Geo. Brodi-
gan, being duly sworn severally say
they are members of the Board OF
Examiners of the State of Nevada;
that on the 10Th day of Dec, 1912,
they CATER having ascertalned from
the books of the State Controller the
amount of money which should be in
the Treasury made an official exam
inaion and count OF the money and
vouchers for money in the State
Treasury of Nevada, and found the
same correct, as follows:
Total as per Controller-~-S437, ool.le
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returne dto Controller.-.1Q,9 92.lo
Coin in
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State
School Bond ...------- $3SO,OOO.OU
Nevada State 4 per Ell
BOnOS .-..-.... Iof,ooo.oo
United States 4 per cen
Bonds ~Llo,UUU.OU
Massachusetts State 3 per
cent Bonds 100000
Massachusetts, State ga per r.
cent Bonds .-..---..~- 3l3,OOO.uu
Idaho State 4 per ct. bonds--l85,OOo.0O
Total as per Controller--..S4o7 ,Ool.lS
40
Total sol ;O51.lo
TASKER L. ODDIE,
GEORGE BRODIGAN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10Th day of December, AID. 1872
J. DOANE.
Notary Public, Ormsby County,
Nevada.
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Official Membership of the 10th Ses-

C~hurchill-J. w. Ferguson (Rep.)
and w. c. Grimes, Fallon.
Clark-Peter Buol (Rep.), Las
Vegas, and F. Williams (Dem.),
J Good Springs
/! Douglas-W. Hussman (Rep.),
and H. A. N. Todd (Dem.), Gard
nerville.
Elko-F. Fernalds (Rep.), Elko;
A. G. Mcbride (Rep.), Elko; J. B.
Fitzgerald (Dem.), Elko; John J.
Sheer (Dem.), Wells; G. B. Russell
(Rep.), Elko.
Esmeralda-Pat Feely (Dem.),
| Goldfeld; Harry S.. Winslow DENY
Goldfeld; w. E. Oliver (Dem.),
Millers; P. E. Adams (Dem.). Gold
field; w. G. Hunter (Dem.), Gold
field.
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(Dem.), Winnemucca.
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(Dem.), Yerington; J. L. Wilson
(Rep), Yerington.
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Hawthorne; F. ]. Kinghorn (Rep.),
Hawthorne.
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Tonopah; E. A. Kelliher (Dem.),
Tonopah; I. F. Davis (Soc.), Tono-
pah; William Ferman (Dem.), Tono-
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Ormsby-Geo. T. Mills, Rep. ;
Storey-A. L. Tannahill, Rep. .
Washoe--J. A. Asher, Dem, I. p.
FAULT, Ind. .
White Pine Senators Fulmer, :
Chaplin, Rep.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-01-31
THE GOLDFIELD CONSOLE
DATED WATER COMPANY

NOTICE is hereby given that
Mercantile Trust Company of San
Francisco invites bids for the sale to
it on the 18th day OF January, 1913,
OF a sufficient amount OF the Gold
field Consolidated Water Company
First Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold
Bonds for the investment OF Forty
two hundred and forty-seven and r.
lOC Dollars (~$4247.27), now in the
Sinking Fund provided for in the
Amended Mortgage or Deed Of
Trust executed by the Goldheld Con-
solidated Water Company to Mer-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-01-31
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for furnishing
fresh meats, groceries and supplies,
delivered at the State Orphans
Home for six months, from and in
GLIDING Jan. l, 1913, will be received
up to o Saturday, December 2S.
1912. All articles to be frst-class
of their kind and to be delivered in
such quantity and at such times as
the superintendent may direct,
quantity varying each month as re-
euired.
All articles not satisfactory to be
returned at the contractors expense.
Bids to be directed to the secretary
of the State Orphans Home, Carson
City, Nevada, up to noon Dec. Is.
1912.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
JOHN EDWARDS BRAY,
Secretary State Orphans Home
Board.
Dated Dec. IL, 1912.
Drop in and see Fritz at Fritz's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-01-31

Drop in at the Sacramento Saloon
and have a cool or hot drink. Every
thing of the best.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
TOday'S Beauty Recipes
BY Nine. D'Nlille.

"Nother's SaIve is a splendid rem
edy for chaps. cold sores, pimples. &c
Zena and skin eruptiOnS. It is anti
SEPTIC and is an ideal application for
any abrasion Of the skin. 1t Is healing
cooling and soothing
Thin and sCrawny women who De
sire to take the NauCaire home treat
meut for pumping the figure should
make a syrup of - cupfuls sugar and
a mint of water. into which is stirred
an ounce of gallol, Take two teaspoon
fnIs before meals This treatment re-
stores symmetry of form, but Is not
fat-maker.
in most cases Of badness and fall
ing hair. everything points to a para
eific origin of the disease. Mother s
SbarnDOO removes these parasites, but
is NOT harsh in action. It makes the
hair fine and fluffy, Mothers sham
moo is sold by druggists for % cents
package of ten shampOOs.
IAN ideal complexion beauuher IS
easily made at home by dlSsolVlng IN a
haIf-pint witchhazel an original pack
90 ~ n1ayatone This should be APP
lid in the morning instead of face
6ovder. 1t makes the skin soft and
smooth and COrrects spotted, saIioW
and muddy looking compieNionS.
.'Superfiuous hair on face or tore
arms is removed quickly and safely ny
a single application of delatone. Make
. nasre with a little water and pow
Jared deIatone cover the hairs. leave
~, ty.f minutes. then remove and wash
The skin. The hairs will be gone