IhE DAILY APPEAL, CARSON CITY, NEVADA, JUNE 27, 1906
PRICE PUT Oil JEWS
BERLIN, June 27 Prominent Jews
here are now receiving details of tha
massacres and plundering cf Jews
in variouU3 parts of Russia.
At Saroki the authorities posted
a telegram, alleged to have been re
ceived from the czar ordring at
Jews killed, and the peasants attack
ed and Eijryed many.
Wealthy Gentiles at Mieshin offer
ed $5 for each Jew killed, ?2 for every
one wounded and 1 for each male
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOG'S
James O'Haxe, has been appointed
poundmaster, and has been ordered to
collect the tax fixed by ordinance on
all dogs. On and after July 1, 1906
any and all dogs for , which said tax
has not been paid, will be destroyed.
Wm. KINNEY. Sheriff of Ormsby
county. xt
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The Eagle Market.
We offer you choice meats fresh 07
cold storage as you please, lard, bacon.
Hams and Boiled Hams in quantities
to uit you, eggs and butter, strictly
DRISBAUGH BLOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and
blcck 35. S. T. & S. Div. Carson City
north 4 and one-half feet of lot '),
block 35, S. T. & S. Div. Carson City
City, Nevada. Price $S;?00. Apply,
to Miss Klein, corner Nevada and
Musser streets. tf
infant killed. Feasants
to enrich themselves.
The bodies of the victims
are arming ' fresh. Our goods are Jill good, pat I
at I
nil
i up in good thane. Our servico
w ere : good, our prices are good for vou. t
horribly mutilated. Limbs were hack- Gives us your order for chickens n i
ed off, eyes gouged out, nails driven " J
in the heads, faces battered to jelly 1
and all sorts of barbarous brutalities I
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pitti-LJi-eu. .numcu ana cnnaren re
ceived the same treatment as men
and the conditions prevailing are in
describable, jft --o-0
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SWISS-ITALIAN
COLONY
WINES
CHIANTK SHERRY, CLARETS
AND BRANDIES BOTTLED AT
ASTI, CAL.
BEST DOMESTIC WINE MADE
YOU CANT BUY BETTER
CALL OR PHONE
ABLE SEAMAN PUNCHED SHARKEY
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. .
lb Kind Yea Hava Atajs E:ht ; i -
fiiraa.tnre of
G1ANDIENI
v AND BONDIETTI
SWISS SALOON
por. West 4th and Main
CARSON CITY
FIREWORKS
Fireworks, Torpedos
Baloons Rockets the
new son of a gun
all sorts of FOURTH OF JULY
things all sorts of prices.
GET 'EM QUICK
NEW-YORK, June 27. Great is
Fisher, of the battleship Alabama,
which is being overhauled tat the
Brooklyn navy yard. None in the
crew is now inclined to dispute his
fistic prowess. Fisher got a shore
leave with several comrades recently
and rushed up to the Bowery, finally
landing at Sharkey's lace, where he
partook of many liquid refreshments.
Finally Fisher started back to the
room where were a lot of women and
music. Sharkey said, "Here, you
Jackie, you can't go back there in
that uniform." "And whv not?" in
quired the A. B.. as he faced the ex
wonder. "Well, just because, since
you must know," said Sharkey.
At that instant Sharkey felt some
thing land on his jaw. It was the I
right fist of Fisher. Then a left swing j
came on the other side, then some
more rights and lefts handed in the
same zone. I
Sharkey went down in a heap, foul
ing the table. Fisher thereupon dis
creetly withdrew. "He's too easy," !
quoth Fisher as he passed out into
Fourteenth street.
If you want delicious
fruit, candies, ice cream, sodas, water ices and pure j
syrups YOU MUST ORDER FROM j
W. Q. Flfcckner
The best trade catered to 1
Fresh Unirrigated Fruit Received Daily
Near the depot Phone, Main 507 j
DAVEY & MAISH !
The Nye and Ormsby
County Bank
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IT'S ALMOST A SACRILEDE
Profanity is the most inexcusable
vice. And just think of the profanity
of a Washington man who use3 Scotch
whisky in minte juleps!
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MISS. STEWART'S CONCERT
Miss Mabel Stewart, who has been
attending Mills College will give a
concert in the Opera House, June 9.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Dr.
Cavell, as accompanist, Mrs. Dr. Ber-J
ry as pianiste and Miss Amy Howe
as soloist. The concert will be one of
merit as the performers are of the
best in Carson City. Tickets are on
sale at the Steinmetz drug store. Re
served aeats 50 cents; general ad
missic... 25 cents. tf
Railroad Day
JULY 4
Gardnerville
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
CAPITAL $200,000
Frank Golden, President O. M. Ryan, Vice-Presidtnt.
A. G. Raycraft, Cashier and Secretary
Directors: FRANK GOLDEN, D. M. RYAN, JAS. C. SWEENSY,
JOHN McKANE, ALONZO TRIPP, L. L. PATRICK M. SCHEE
LINE, T. W. KENDAL, M. L. MacDONALD, N. McLEAN,
URI B. CURTIS.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS AT S 1-2 PER CENT.
Geo. W. Cowing, Asst. Cashier
Carson Citv Nevada R B Meder, Asst. Cash, Tcnopah
J. P. Marshall, Asst. Cashier, Goldfleld
M. J. HilL Asst. Cashier, Manhattan
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BERRIES
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FRESH FRUITS
ICE CREAM SODAS
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BETTER THAN EVER
FRESHER THAN EVER
"NEW KINDS. OLD KINDS
SUMMER DPINKS. ALL KIND9
Ice Cream Parlors Cigars and Tobacco Best Ever
Phone your orders to' Main 53
J. E. RICHARDSON
Grand industrial parade exhibiting
all the varied industries of Douglas
lounty. Headed by Indian school
jand. -
Oration of the day, by one of the
ablest orators in the state; patriotic
tongs and music.
- Sports of all kinds including hcrse
racing, blue rock contest, field and
track meet; greased pig contest, trot
:ing race and many other fdrms of
amusement. Dancing afternoon and
evening cn large outdoor platform.
The V. A. T. railway company w:H
make their initial run over the new
extension on that day. This wiil give
the people of Carson, Virginia a 'id Re
no and other neighboring towns an ex
cellent chnnce for viewing the v.iey
of the Carson, the most beautiful
and productive valley in the great
state of Nrvada.
An excursion will be run from Car
son. Reno and Virginia, at the fol
ic wire rr.tet:
From Carson to Gardnerville and
ret'.irn, 75 cents.
From Rerie to Gardnerville and re
turn, 91.50.
From Virginia to Gardnerville snd
return S1.2S.
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It is going to take only $100,000 to
clean up some of the packing plants
with which nothing was the matter.
fix d-
Carson, Nevada
4th - Of - My
IS COMING
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Ordeir your Suit
NOW
11 W. PAY
Kitzmeyer's
'Drug Store
NEW GOODS FRESH DRUGS
and
RELIABLE SERVICE AT
-THE OLD CORNER
FORMERLY THE
THAXTER DRUG STORE
Corner Carson and King Streets
Complete stock of htgh grade
ipniiniraii rnvrnfim inn wruy1
V gists sundries.
lfcLCCHONE ORDERS
Receive Prompt Attention.
Phone, Main 33'..
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
CK. KITZMEYER, PH. 6
Pro .
Grand Picnic
At Cook's Grove
JULY 4th 1906
Under the Auspices Of the
WORKERS OF THE WORLD
Of Empire
All Kinds Of Games and Sports
Refreshments, Music Dancing
A Match Ball Game
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
The management will exclude
undesirable characters
SEASONABLE GOODS
Screen doors
Adjustable
Window
Screens
Lawn Rakes
Lawn Mowers
Rubber Hose
ED. J WALStl
THE NEVADA BOY "
Summer Suits
Have arrived and are in splendid as
sortments. They are in latest cuts
and materials. Prices everlastingly
the lowest.
Measurements taked for suits and fit guaranteed
AGENT FOR VHE CONTINENTAL TAILORS
Joe Piatt
"The Pioneer Clothier"
County Building
Have yuu seen
Our Smart outing suits
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FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENTS
MAKE THE
0. I. C. BARBER SHOP
THE BEST PLACE TO GO
ARLINGTON HOTEL BLOCK
J. B. Vieira, Proprietor
ELECTRIC MAS
SAGE APPARATUS
Cftc
Parli
Hotel
Formerly the Ormsby House
Is headquarters for commercial
travelers
Because it is central, good and
clean, with clean sample
rooms .
FREE BUS TO ALL
TRAINS
Special rates by week or month
Telephone, electric lights
MEALS 25c Bar In connection
J. ROCHON, PROP.
Carson City, Nevada
Ccol easy fitting togs just what
you wart from now to Septem
ber. Collection consist of the noted
SIR
"tvus .
$15
Michael-Stern
fine Clothing
Come and see for yourself the
Sne workmanship and excellent
materials in these suits at..
in outing Suits at 10, 12,
SiS and upwards we offer values
that cannot be matched.
HCHZ'S AN UNDERWARE
SPECIAL AT 50 CENTS
that should interest you men's
plain and fancy balbriggon cr
fiauze lisle Shirts and Drawers
in all sizes; well made and fini
shed, the usual 75c. grade, CO
special per garment UU
BOY'S WASH SUITS IN
FETCHING DESIGN
rrr beys of frcm 3 to 8 years;
daintily trimmed and made of
f:.c wearing wash materials in
lancy effects and solid colors, at
tavrawMT ihi at Tut CM ?
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING "
MlSHatts. STcan a Co, 1
JB8WHTM. lb T. ,
$1.50 TO $5.00
THE EMPORIUM
I The Blue Front
'Phone 41
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Anything you want in the way ot
nice pastry?. Leave your order at
RICHARDSON'S
SHOW A
HAPPY MAN
and I will show you a
man who uses the
Union Pacific
when he travels
S. F. Booth, Gen. Agt.
No, i Montgomery St.
San Francisco