davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
H0RSEMEN MEET IN
CHICAGO BIENNIAL
1RoTTInG ASSN


chicago. I'b Iiorscm-u rep
r-scnti.s four middle western rae.
inr associations arrived here today
for thcir annual meeting. \ new
rule. whirI would limit a new rec
ord oni, to ,h" winner of race and
not to b-a, vinCrs. will he offered al,
the biennial cousress OF tb. An.ri-
can Tsu,tinE Association. \ similar
rule recently was adopted by the
National Tru'tiux Association
Til, Great Wcstcrn Circuit, TO-
elected q \ Kelley. Of Decatur. III.
President and w. II. smoiiiprcr.
iiou Moun,siB Mo, Secretary and
Treasurer. Forty horscnicp. repre-
scntine nine states were present.
Opening stakes for the 1911 cam
paign were awarded TO Cleveland
by the Great Western Circuit. The
week of July :" and purses will
total si"..:" for tho six days races.
The rest OF ih" schedule and the
amount uf the purses were to be on.
ncunocd later.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
CHICAGO LIvesICck


chieaso. Feb i.-i'oss is,-
e.ip,s .c..vo. msTk., s,f"ns. sen-
yrall, 81 above iasi nisht; bulk "
sales : -. 10 >-.us iIsh, : =" 20 ~
-. mixed ,in I" IS heavy ssn
to A.ss rough >sn =" s'a .'iss
s,!s ,a ."-
ra.,i-s Receipts I,"-" market
steady bv.,.s =. - s-SSs Texas
steers . -. u western steers & 10
To .>ss slook-rs and Feeders 80" ."
sa~s and h-ii-rs s,sy 4" , .. .
salV-s ." I" i"-s"
sheep: Receipts si,."" mark,
steady Ia a shai" ia.-I. na'it" i.'
4. ..s S.sIiiass S,s' - ! ismba
native . - 1. 5.s NF.I"TH SIS :"
.sv
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
LEAGUE ARE
HOPEFUL Of LANDING
STAnl FOR BROOKLYN

shi.srS. s-b i;-rh- i'"sisssi
i.sguf isas-rs said ,.,sS tho --r"
s,iii ba'.-spi Of anains Jake s,ahi
for ,h- lob a. iirppsiyn 'Hahas-rs
\ Telegram, ssrniss him ." 'A'rI'
bands a.t.'' i',rhrF ron ssss"s sas
received bS IRE '.im"sa today u
wss sisard hE ~ \ iiah-Fs Isr-s,E
.i-., Ut ,t.o rl,iasi, 'phia Nationals
.ad stated 'aa, s-a'"n h,i agreed 20
.hr i'hilii.s s.russ in jsngarF
r.s.rsi -samisssri-.s tauSs.r.
s.r.isasiS piii met ssasan so"a an''
i,.slss hss s'anIins -iis bin,
sis.- .h-s uri-rs'"si he mas s"aaT
to 81. i-sia,,. s.rys'H.n' Ni'h 'bs
i'hiiaa.ipts.a .i.sbs
tsiiass<u -Sysrss~,i no sosss us.s
sh. f-rsss that tho S-~sss .ilh
~ossiS h. ssus IN 'E"'.sisn :" .s'ss'
.l-,r p,sh ,h- Federal. sh.rss W.
arr soins :" EsSS ii'""siSs aasia'
i-ssa- hall N"ssTts ssst@ is .
t,iiapF i-ssur organization
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
PROMINENT HNGLlSHNAH
MURDERED: $4,000 IN
JEWELS AND CASH STOLEN

H. c.nITo, '.i-. i-i, 4. -'hsTi-s
.si-. a British subi-si AMI vvli
.noaH ia ih" s"ii camp. .f Alaska
and Nevada. SIS iouH.i murdered
s.-s,-E.lsE IN his sslo"n ~ MSsisai..
i...-T california nismSnas ahi
sash amounting I" 'i".""" had b-'-s
s,"i.sh '.si-'s hssd Lsi s..n snIi'
ou.n -i,b .n sN as h. iaY in Iced.
'.ai. ~-Hi to M-si"aIi, ogI-.si,. cal
"Nl.", t--f"T- III" rrst Nader" T-Var
iu,ion Il said h- -as .orh naIt =
HiiiiiaH isiisTs buI HE foF,una sss
heavily aTa-n .a sS all factions in
,h- M"N.an T-'"II'i"u and had t-.'n
s"usi'i"Tabiy depleted.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
An olO RECIPE
TO OARkEN HAIR
Sage Tea sad siuphu Tutss Gray.
Faded Hair Dark snd Glossy.

Nini'ssi everyone he1ss that r,s.f
I-a and FuirhuFs pFulsTlS s"sa .-ain's
.d. bEiaas bars ,h- us,ural roiss ani
.usiF- is ,h. hair aiken fasl-sis
s,s-as-si .E srsE siss -.ds IaaiEult.
i'rhiaE s.sts sad siusss falling half
i-ass ago sh- SAILS 0ay I. ~, ,his
mis,.g- -as l.. mat~ u ~ l.aEs-.
Which Is aus.S aud ssaubl.~a'a.r
Ns-saaYs es Simply .ss ., .nI
dls st1r- ,"F "vy.,h's Sase ala
Fulrhgr iiaiF i,-m.is Naa ~ili
a., a IaF.. bottle s.f .i-,,., ." s.n,s
ES-sl i'asls ls.s 'his "ii. 'smius So.
ssI.. bssan.e ~. ss. can rs-ssibi' tell
Itss yasG darhrn-s' S"aF ha'F. a. q
siU-s " 81, HsIlspIiy snd .'s-niys t.a
,iarsprn a sponge "E s1f' bgIsh vi'h
il ard igap ihis 'hFusisa sour hsH.
'shiHz Dp- small ,Taad 10 = ,ia,~:
bs maTHiHz a." zTsN hair iissPsraEs
aud after n"'h'f application - So.
y"lF Ills tryom-s beautifully DART
'hisE sud zIyssy sni v"l iu-sr sea-.
Younger
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
GRAND JURY iHDiC1
NEW YORK OFFICIAL.

N"s Work. t-s i.=1br jpdsa;=
p..Ht ~ . bisI state p''iEjsl sa.
rrsaibsus po'i'i' .sa i~i.Tad.i "n
ID. EEssd InrS's sgs'.ss ;ptsy iu
s.aiirssiss rvid-Hs- sis'aif saith.
.f.i regarding =. alleged JsaSaVnt
II i-.i'irai sr,s' !. connection vfi,t
eoutFss,s iwr the contraction .! a..
Cssstiit Npu.tur' Eftusis ACRE
pl,lr :" pS'aiU such evidence 's"as
vj,rcsa.~ rsIlcd Wh.a the iir' -
samrd its hearings thts sf'-tuoaH
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

: b-aSy spii in IL. lgass 'hs, vas
Ssprs'-i t. suF- i's.'s Aas b-ra IAs
s'sr'iss p".a, IN aany ras.s ~ die
sis~ ,hss Sasi.d fatally III" ssasib'-
r"urs- is :" 'str 'freIara' '"srs as
TNi.i.>EDH iioEEisorNb Ffgtr
Il sh-sts ihr Pr"sT-ss pt ,hr 'lissT'!'
sHs assists Hs,aFr ,a restore s"tmsl
conditions i'rir- ssss Soc anI 81 %
p-t '-a,'ir fp': b. The i'susssau
pr4s =.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
CHICAGO BOARD Of TRADE

.ssraz.. ,-b ~ uish-f gas'al
tisas at s.grSr.sH '-H;.rs favored an
aissaelnz market tv,iaY f"s ~n-s'
.rilsaz %. she bllz' i'5 professional
sbgruIst1gs hrs- pAGs.ys Only a ssHsa
spsasy reaction Th- strength -,
isaHssAiian,ie !ris-< sas considered
especially sisniii,s sa' az prevailing
in II" fac" ~ = substantial Increase
.: ,h" Enr"p..u saprly The mar.
DO, ia shiras- or-.-J /! - / aud
- $50 and after e .ri-t air. she's. -
4, rails ali aruuad
Us" 'I"s- Was s'-4Is q, - a"I nd.
vance s' to ant =
cuTn Sp5-. itHgrli-i chiefly Is abs
tirias.-.s .i viT-a,s The t'i!= WEIR.
st<1 encouraged ~ at aitsnss al,
I'l-us. Nsr-- opening prices we've
unchanged 'u :" hish"r. ani 'h-T"
u .,s q further gain
The clos" vas steady. to z"
sB"S- las, night
N"' much J-ma.d d-V.IyprJ G.T
pats The market. however. smp.-
tiit-d ~i'I ihc up,urn IN other cor
-sI-
ClUs". Wheat. MAY 81 Jul ~,
Corn. Msl 49, iniS ...
Oats. May ~" July sc..
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
THUNDER STRUCK

= i"rrifir thunder storm vas ras-
iur sui Mrs simmons promptly shut
herself in a "I's-t until I; ceased
N,r,t' sb. ,N-iain.'l sr-rwagJ
Hnt that vas an awful storm. Tho
tbuutrr frightened M" TERRIBLY
"r"sh'' remarked VIZ simysz
Thunder cant hur, yuu
Indeed Cant It. Didn' YOU
ever hear at pcrsyu being ,bun-
u"rstrurks"
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
TOLLS EXEMPTION CLAUSE OF
Bull SUBJECT or CONFERENCE

WashjHsisn. Ers ~ Tr-iiu {
,hs, s~n,ita-ns IN 'hr sraa'- ts s.s
s,F1ns FOG 's- T-prat "s Ihr ,sils
as-sap'isa ,isus-- "t ih- raH.nis
rs.sI sr5s ,'s-sisi-ni WiisSu bss
iuFa.i hss a''.E'ius ~ ,A- siigar
iisn ~ ;s- haHsrs ~s-g- s,tu
nEs, Hay d.t"IYrs asd -iII s-Htrr
'ga"fswW vi's Representative tn.
deus awa5 sao has bv.a rlsiu--l ss =
saI sas'rg by some og'sgu'nts ~ the
Frg-st
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
HIGHWAY AvlATORS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS

Chi.as". I-b. IA resolution
asking congress - authorize 'E~ rr.a
'ion "s = commission ,r d',grmiH.
h.w national aid should be- xis"H
in ih- building .i highways was
adopted today s., the annual confer
snc- o' til" Association pf stat.
Iioshway directors. Th- Ns.-cis d.
'ion aIsu advocated the Use uf con-
Ni.' labor IN hishvsv building aud
r-rair work
7 " Macdonald. stat. engineer
of Iowa. presided at the conference.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

i!0Rr aisul g1a'
~ s'sl haK. say 81 IN tI.wisA %. .
.s'tin saszil, .ls not Let N 1rN siVIs ll,o
-ssFts hlIs usnFu s-FIplg- Hem. .siiissr
a. ~ 4. irr7s Tlgtl1u has A..n F-Fs&-
.izFsi faT Efte.H ssaTs a. the standard
a.lu t.alsaN- ~ al.aYs helps snI If
"a - sstFuTlIns % diT.eti0us. 10 .,fao .il
sufs tH = silGFt while
sais- h1t ~ EHI ssslii1 - AZ 40 eiif
offer Assu So HTsi Iuli si1. ts0,tis villa
sfss. prise AEk sl-ss atnEt tie ssIgsi.
~ .tnsi.Es sElH sosga
Pa tnF,. sfuF.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
GIRL MURDERED
. BODY DRAGGED 70 CEMETERY

Aurora. III. Feb .O.-Miss rrae-
e, iioiiahi.r. preposs.ssihs 90
ysar-o!d girl. MAS murdered here late
last night and her body dragged in
10 a s.m.Irry and throsn on a
grave She Mas beaten io death
Si,h IL heavy timber
The poiie. have arrested AhthonN n
H.lIv.s, = discarded sweetheart ~
a.. siFi- ~. denies all connection
with the crime
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chi-asp. Feb Provision. |.
wCr" governed by the cours- OF pric.
IS Tor hogs. initial s;-aiin-ss being
succeeded 10y a moderate srtbacx.
First transactions varied from a
shade off to an advance of sc with
a later fall Of l"C from to- figures.
Close: Pork. MAY :i.':s.
Lard. Ma~ i".rsi: July ti.l.,.
Ribs. May 1861. July HIS
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. i..--iicgs.
Receipts is.ooo. markc, steady
bulk o: saIoa S.5s to 500. hcav,
$50 to SG5. packers and butchers
$40 to $50. 'ight S2s to s.s5
pigs 1.'s to-
Cattle: Receipts $500; market
steady to weak prime fed steers
30 to g.sj. dressed beef steers '.21
to S.35 western steers : to S.35:
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N-e SoFl, F-b ~ s=Ths Ha.Fh"'
sas g-i..,.d today fran ,h. PE-zsas'
directed against i, diEias ,h. pre-
s.s.ins session bui made little pro
zr-s- toward rrr"s.r, "a, III" i"s.~s
then infii.,-d- rh- ,on. ss-
steady thr"ashSl' sh. t"F-n"0n "'i'
speculative buYius .ss tsmi'sns ant
.,s snsta-as- ass h.IiiGi-i by rr'
ursssi pSssa-ss In >e~ itaS.a an'l
prof, ,aliIs sl-rsia''i~s which =.
e-nttY had b--n ssronE
rsF = ,in- prizes n.t-si urs - !
sis-iY sut p,t.riass at higher ,is'
ar-s s-s- ne, ssii ,sh-n, ."ss- at
,h. sp-risI,ire made s.pI gains b, !
she gaiiE"aa sJD@Gs once hapf- -rE-
ia ctssra &" les behind aHi The move
assst as wh.i~ vas insisHitiss.s
iiaaas s-s- steady
Irad-Ts I"ss small .sFati,s ani ,h-
reaction Nas accelerated by sSiIins
1s cts.sag-sss a ohio. -hish s-ii !,
s2-u.gai Mpsufs ssag-s forged up'
vsSi. 'hr sonnuh sisias iUsiF ani
preferred :. pais,s
i'ris.s dTi''rd iiiT Ia ,h- late SEES
si"t hu' ;h- Unas',"a" sss ses,si
Tb- market closed h-atS-
Ihs announcement .f a Siy..v-. =
ees Great Nassn~rn stock lh.r-ase
sse.-d . decline in .h- shsr-s al
os-r 80" uasp,s- Tk- sect St sh~ ii.l
aisys s-cssa" slightly TssuInnarys
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
DENVER LIVESTOCK

i,.aS--. c.s"ss '-b i;=E'a,'i-s
Receipts ..-s sHsEt-, si.s. beef
steers = ,a >siss em.s sui hsi'-gs .
So & 60. siasAefs aud feeders 80" -
;.ss calves 4 - tess
i'.ss R-r ea,ds s.ts.s astk-S
ss.a.iy: ,.r 60: bulk St ssi.s = u.
,a -.
Fh--ps Receipts 2"". nast-s
steady s.sriinxs . ia 5 30. s-sh-Ea
? g I. g ts,ss-. a,:s {" s Js -~-s
im
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
VIOLENT STORM on
NORTH Atlantic

uu~-.s,"sH. ireland f.hs ~
Such yi.l-ui storms hs'" prevailed
IN tho north A,isH,ir juri.z th- last
sr-s that mant Passenger steamers
and ears" t.usis. uUsbl" 4" ba''l"
.ssins, ,h- hiEb WAVES -av"i.,"E"''s
have pU' Lsrs ia,a p"g,s on shia s'ir
Of ;k- N;isn,i,. s"a,- in badly lat.
tered condition
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
SHAMROCK ". TO BIZ TESTED

London. i'"" - ~ risi dIs.
psirh f'"ui .'~I-r ipJay .sys S-'s
i.i'-Is that Ih' Shamrock ~ siT
Thomas isip'"u's Challenger tUr ,h-
Nm'risss 'ur IL e" b" tested - .
,"u'"r i-p.Ei yacht li.r hull is ne,
:" br "i steel. Ne 4n'irira''d. Lu,
r"Iupw<i," with u"-i - a factor
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
RATES OF EXCHANGE

>-~ NsSt. fsb tss- Gloss irsns-
aisrvas'ii- psps' 81 's 4! peg e-a,
sonsss.- rcIst billie tsz,
iiar silver 81.
MSsisaa dollars -
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
HEAP or SNOW SAVES
LIVES OF SIX CHILDREN

Jersey CITY. y u. Feb ls--Snow
which stephen Grobc of Jersey city
hcaped up when cleaning his side
walks saved tn" lives OF his six chill
,rcn. When fire destroyed tho house
he dropped them one at time from
til. roof into the snow. None was
hurt. although the youngest child is
oply year old
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE:
FIGHT SERIOUSLY HURT

Springfield Nc. Feb q. ,:isb,
persons .-fs =ntisusiy inius-J aud
n-sr'S iu1 siizh;is t.TJ In tho
suii,sI1a pbirh .-eift.d at miduizis
lest aish' a' Ntehols' function. t,u.
Hiir. vvs, Ui b-sr sc,W-s. ~" pa..
s-us.r ir-ins uu ,a, 70 i.pais 4 sal.
Fssuri- rgfirusd
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
JAMES j. HILL ON TRUST
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

wasaiaz'sn. f-s4 - J.m-s j.
,iili told ChsiF'nan Asgssnsrr ~ 'n-
iiurs~ CUmmVssn sptaaii''-- tpsiaf'
h. did not f.~l sasia-ss sbUIl. -
apuF-h. 81 shr satujsis,fs'isn :
trust LEGISLATION uFussaa
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
NE CONQUERED

. = So 'H"y sT~ -as'saimius is-'
tivsa aup said hubit
"uh i..t iba, lovely she "a
'iaimc'i .s'Tbai. vhs, ~ ta,- doar
:" rid"
1us, IL" ,biss' L- F.'urH.i.
sG'Id-nI1 zr.~i.. enthusiastic hin.
s~If ':is" hiH' q" m" sHi III has ?
u d"u. i.s'ay
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
NEW YORK METAL

N.. York. i-b ~ Lad Ill-,.
-. 1" ',.s
Sp-.i-r gii.i. s-85 To sis
Copper .i-sdy Standard, siso' ,.i
Stay ii,IsA To iis",
Tia ~-aL. So, ss". q" ss-Ns.
Mis-, 8. I" ."
Iron STEADY aaJ unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
Nurse Pr0claimS Skin Cure
Myrtle Hahn Says ID. d. ID. Prescription Is Worth
ROckeIelier'S Millions to Her.

Ten ..,Ts suH,Tsi with rezrn.
ihEs. FsaTH ~ that 'inia : 'rIii i'.'
spps..g In Eutlis, 2iv ry'.s. ha,is paf
covered riih tis" aiasaas- : s0IiI nnt
ea,, .puL uat si.-n ss-l!t tsnt
live. ! nzsu 81, i.FT fssE.f tE. sr,1st
t'ss Fi.lipu H. 4. a. ~ ts-Is il sls1sI.
si.lirsI d. ~ 'Hsg- HsTu ssur t-lttir .flH
"F Il, H. h tu $50 u..Fit srtA : it..l w.
NF, igs-'s .fs.'sTs HiillS-.s a gii H1i
buA H. rs'tsrl nIit.H
Huss Myrtle 0ahs $50 are OLD i.a-
sirs' l2mE-a sE4Fts.Sss. y -
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Nee York. f-b. t.-ias, ssl-
Amaisans,-a s.Pp-F "a. Aa.sFissn
sugar h.naiaE I"s, Llis N,.hls"n
rfls ts-aaias i.Ss ss.,h-sa rarig.
ir sa:s Iaiss rssisis tst4s a. n,
steel sSss 4. , Steel pg-t.FFvs. Z.
l...
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

Printing OF every description u-a'.
~ and rJi'sir executed s' tho
Chronicle S-vs iub ruums. S.mrIrs
and quotations q, rruuc.'. ts- the
telephone. Trinidad 10. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
NAVAL BILL BEFORE HOUSE

Washington. Feb o. =TH- Ha,s.
apl ropriatipH bill. with it, siIs.-
""".""" appropriation was before
the hVIs- naval r"mmit'-, to-day.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
THE MARK ET S
FVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
~ OAILY REPORTs "

southern steers 10 :, eo~s ,.s to
80: hcif.rs s.s5 To :. stock.rs aud
feeders ." u i-.s. bulls 9 10 so,
calves s.5" 10 ta.5
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

sheep nsesipIs s,u"o: market
si.aiy To ~.si lambs To $50
yesriinss s.s L" scus w.ih.Es e.. 20
sss -s.s 4 3" - 81.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
ST. LOUIS METAL

- I.aasss Mo. sos ~ '..si
a-mi.ai. az &. ! 81"
su-ir"r dr't s::S - 3"
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

Most anything in ntias,nE n-a'I,
executed ahd a; reasonable prices
al the chrnnioIa-Ncs. Job rooms
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
THE MONEY MARKET

Nee Nors. Trh ts-.aii na1n-y
I 4" . I.-T e.ni
TiHs- loan. ~ssF, =" iaAs = ~
/. pr s-ns
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17
pREssNAKING.

brv>.makins aud plain sewing
Rcd 1894. ia"s Nevada Ave. :,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
PROPOSALS FOR MEATS

Scaled proposals 1or furnishing
meats. delivered at the Nevada
State Prison, tor one year, from May
/, 1914, to May /, 1915, will be re
crlNed up to April "a, 1914.
MI meats to be hrst-class OF their
kind and 10 be delivered IN surh
quantity a. the Warden may direct.
Quantity varying each month as re
CURED.
MI meats not satisfactory to Dt
returned at the contractor expense.
Bids to be directed to Secretary
o. Board Of Prison Commissioners,
Carson City, Nevada, up to April "A,
1914.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
J. w. LEGAIE,
Secretary OF the Board OF Prison
commissioners.
Dated March "a, 1914.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15

men were arrivals in this city on
the mornings train. They were call
cd to this city to attend the funeral
o. the late Mrs. Bryant, a sister of
MIR. Turner.
Pete Martinnot, manager o. the
McGill-Adams company Of White
Pine county. is a Carson visitor n
the interest of some prisoners who
are applying to the board OF par
ions for c~lemency.
W.. c. Rudeil, Jr., newly appointed
postmaster at Lovclock, who has
been in Carson for the past week IN
attendance As a witness before the
Federal grand jury, returned to his
home last evening.
Leonard Fowler is over from Rem
attending the meeting of the board
OF pardons. He will address the
board on behalf Of {. NJ. Jones, who
is serving a sentence from Wa>hoe
county for cmbezzlement.
Carl lockwood wa, a passenger
Tor the coast on the express last
evening, tie will return by the aut"
route. accompanied by his wife next
week, when they will tour the val
ley, in search OF ranch property.
.\ssemblyman Chaa. Fricdhotf arriv-
cd from Mason last evening, where h.
has the contract Tor the construction
OF the new school house in Mason
valley. After attending to some
matters pertaining to water rights
ON hi, ranch holdings with the state
engineers dice he continued on to
his Reno home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Personal Mention

Mrs. VIII Epstinc is seriously sick
at her home in this city.
A. {. Waltz spent yesterday in
Reno ON a business mission.
Peter Docrr, OF the Reno Brewery
company, is a member OF the Federal
trial jury.
VIII Donovan, the mill operator
OF Silver City, was a Carson visitor
yesterday.
Hymen Conn was among the in
coming passengers on the express
this morning,
Mrs. p. A. McCarran has returned
from a weeks visit at the McCarran
home ranch near Reno.
George Drysdalc, the mining man
from Virginia City, j. serving rs 4
trial juror in the Federal court.
Mrs. William anderson, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, i,
now reported to be improving.
y. Ncidt, foreman OF the Federal
grand jury. was a passenger Tor the
metropolis Of Carson valley this
morning.
Mrs. George Smith Juurncytd to
San Francisco last evening for Il
brief visit with her parents. She Will
return Monday.
J, II. Gregory, secretary to the
banking commission, returned iron
a trip to the southern part OF the
state last evening.
W. J. Mckeoush OF Aurora spent
yesterday in this city as the CUES
Of relatives. lie departed for nj,
home last evening.
Ralph Leland returned from Rem,
today accompanied by a force OF ma.
sons who viii assist III the erection
Of the stone walls OF the capitol adj.
ditions.
United States District Attorne,
William Woodburn came over iron
the riverside city this morning. 1T
is attending the trials OF liquo'
cases before the Federal court.
Peter Turner and wife OF Sacra
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Flour Mill for Elko

'ans for the building of a flour
mill at South Fork. Elko county,
have been completed and several
thousand acres of land will be sovn
to wheat this year. The mill is to
be built by Landini .Adalindo OF Hol-
lister, CAL. and will cost $1,000. One
quarter OF this has been donated by
ranchcrs of the South Fork district,
with the stipulation that the mill be
completed by October !.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Where to Buy Figaro's

That good smoke, the Figaro
cigar, the iavorite OF thousands, ;
on sale at Shoots, Exchange hotel,
kitzmeyer's drug store, Kelley X
Lindsay bakery and Bakers candy
shop. 1t is the goods" boys. ask
;or it and you will use no Other.
Five cents each, equal to any dime
cigar m24
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Do You Use Soap?

Then why not use PALE SAVON,
a Nevada product, manufactured III
Reno, from Nevada tallow. Nevada
tallow is the hardest made, conse-
quently makes the best quality II
soap. Ask your grocer for it. Spend
your money at home by patronizing
a Nevada industry. mi7
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED

I.\DI .Ngeut wanted N c>c'y 'lty
" Town % sell u Standard Mrl-
ga. and Toilet preparations. sal
or >,hlr ume. Good terms | ne
right lartes. Dept, ~, Western
Agency. Realty Bldg, Spokane,
Wash.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Ten Pound Boy

Vt Mound House. April 9th. - the
wife of {. +. Jones, 4 ten pound son.
Mother and child at last accounts re-
ported doing well. Mrs. Jones WAS
formerly Miss Ruth Bellarn ~ Sill
yer City and has many lr:vn : II
(tr-on City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
Automobile Supplies

The Capitol Garage and Engineer
ing company has taken the Carson
agency for the Columbia Hot Spar
battery, something new and eff
cient. A complete stock OF inner
tubes, Goodrich castings, tires and
general auto supplies. Garage open
at all hours. Main street, opposite
the Arlington. alO-ti
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
HUNTING

Nuticr is hereby given that ~
hunting nor 1~rcspu>sjng Will be al
IrNrd on my properly.
ala ". +. 81 RH\l Gil.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-15
AT the Sacramento

Only standard goods carried D.op
IN and get acquainted. We have
anything YOU want. II
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Pale Savon. a Nevada made soap.
\sL v,ur rrOcer for it. ml7
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Block Wood

Order your block wood from
Charles Taylor. Prompt delivery,
Phone 7S9. al-tt
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-31
Four Held Following
Injuries of Negro Who
Was Hurt in a Fight

George Harris, q negro living in
Plane street is in the City Hospital
suffering from injuries received in
row that started In saloon in Ar
lington street, near William street,
last night. and four men, two of them
white and two negroes, are being held
under $500 ball as material witnesses.
Harris insists that he was cut with
knife, while the physicians in the
hospital declare that his wound was
made by a bullet. The doctors cannot
find the bullet and have been COM
PEELED to content themselves with
Harris's statement. He is not severe
ly hurt, the sgound being in the fieshy
part of his leg.
The four men who were held as
witnesses were arraigned in the First
Criminal Court this morning before
Judge Hahn. They are Frederick
Green. negro. of So Arlington street.
George Watkins, a negro. of 55 Ar
lington street; George Carboy. living
in Mulberry street. and Joseph &c.
Smith, of Sc Arlington street These
men said that they were in saloon
when Harris entered, flourishing re-
volver. He was put out and entered
again. This time. they said, he dis
charged pistol and fight ensued,
during which he was injured. There
were several others In the place. but
they ran away as soon as Harris first
cnterak