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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO
ID April n, 1859. at the Office of f. III.
Fisher, architect, where plans can be seen
for piiing 1873 piles) for building to be
erected on the northeast corner of Main
and South Third streets. The right is re-
served BY the owner to reject any and all
bids
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NOfIETY NOTICES.

NDtTEF1 NUTIflEN.
4 Ii MEMBERS OF LABOR ORaA>I.
"A zations are requested 90 attend tile
regular meeting o. their respective leeais
thls week. as matters Of special ifnf or
Fance vii CO presented By order OF the
eentTa! eomnistee. 1. T. Brown, chair.
man. u. O'Brten. secretary
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Hall. North seattle, 81 ia o'clock. Mem.
hcrs OF sister Lodges aud soiourniag
brothers. in coed standing. are cordially
invited 10 attend
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GARAH KENDALL, NJ H. GRADUATE
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attention % women, children and obSfet-
ries; t4s second STREET.
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nee telephone No. 1; Dr.. Goes residence
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me. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Telephone Isl.
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IL 81. D.. Rufus Willard, NJ. d. physi-
clans and surgeons Once Poncsn block
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and 10 D. m.
AR. AND MRS z ]. CASTLE, HEAL
vi eys and teachers. Christian science,
mental healing. No. IoI5 second street.
between Madison and Spring Seattle. wash
iugtDn Territory.
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ASSd YERS IND CHEMISTS.


GEORGE BEfHUNE, ASsAYER AND
N Chemist, annals ger of coal, fire CLAWS,
ores, etc. Send samples for assay by mail
Tacoma Wash Tv
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BORN

BfLi4F--in this city. April "A, 1889, to ia
wife Of r. A Bilif. . son.
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wEsIRISGr sonENn- al the residence
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. o. L.
21ss, 1880 Miss Annia Nafeas and MIR.
william westriug. both Of seattle.
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IAMD SYNDjCAT:

With any other before the public. The
land is perfect IN its location and close te
dustries of Seattle The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk. al just double the
price per acre at which we are pooling tais
important addition. The vice president oil
4Ias.
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I.sog SALE - BEAUTIFUL HOME, 10
feet square, with fine s-room house in
splendid order fruit n fall bearing; gar
den OF very rich sett. delightful view of
Lake Union. the waters Of the sound, aud
ef The Olympic range of mountains. For
particulars rsll on or address the owner.
ALFRED SNYDER. ~ ssnees ~. seattle
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Tue os POS TIUS STEAMSHIP VII
L Ialngtan. Frank Worth. master. carry
Ing fright and passengers AT reduced
S~sstssss ports on Anil 70 A Hsffssst sgt
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w ASrkD~oSE FIRST Glass DINING.
" roam giri at enee. At earner Third
and Cherry None bat experienced help
nerd amply.
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Advertisements Under the naaas of Loaf
Foand. Fer sale, TO Let aus sltnafsons
Wanted viii be inserted IT the rate OF z
cents word for Hrxf insertion; l cent O
word tor each subsequent insertion. Pay
meat always In advance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-29

Pauline EAllemand. Zclie dc Lussan,
Chevalier I'D. sooyel, Frank baxter,
Attalie Claire, W. II. Mertens,
j. {. Miron, Clement Bainbridge.
AID. NEUENDoRFF, Musical Director.
A Repertoire Of Grand Opera and Opera Comlquc,
sung in English.
MoNDAY-Gounod's "FAUST."
TuESDAY-"DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT"
WEDNESDAY MATINEE-'BARBER OF sE.
WILLIE"
WEDNESDAY EVE-Blzets CARMEN"
nS-Sale of Seats Opens Thursday Morning at the
1heater.
SCALE OF PRICES: $3.50, si0 To and SOC, Ac.
cording 10 Location.
Monday, April 1s-MILToN MOBILES.
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General News.

w"
THE Ruth leaves tomorrow at S o'clock
pm. for tho upper coast.
The Coahoma for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee for Osceola, clear this evening at 5
o'clock.
The DeSoto goes out this afternoon at 5
o'clock for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
The Arkansas City, under command Of
Capt Charles Zeiglerr passes here at noon
bound for st. Louis.
The Anchor Line steamer City Of Cairo is
announced TO pass here this morning at 10
O'Clock for Vicksburg and St. Louis.
TIM Guiding Star passed up from New Or
leans to Cincinnati yesterday afternoon.
She transacted but little business here.
TnE Sidney Dillon will be due here tomor-
row from Vicksburg. She Is towing the dis
abled Hoxic to st. Louis, where the latter
will be repaired.
The James Lee arrived from Arkansas City
yesterday morning with 10 bales of cotton, 8
bags of seed cotton, 80 head of stock and 232
packages of sundries.
THE Belle Memphis from Natchez passed
up TO 81 Louis yesterday morning with a
moderate cargo. She put of here 20 bales OF
cotton and added some freight.
Cart YARR Il, CHEEK returned from JEFF
ANiNN'ih iAANf iih.f lfNAtIAAl mbInlllR Nlu IT,
ports work on the new steamer Kate Adams
= progressing rapidly. Capt. Cheek says she
will he able 10 raise steam about the middle
of June. He went out in command Of the
James Lee last evening.
Coz. CoHs MILLAR, the veteran river editor
Of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, who
was a close and faithful friend TO Capt. John
Kyle, who died in Cincinnati on Thursday
morning and was buried saturday, pays the
following tribute 10 him: lie was for many
years extensively identified with the river,
as well rs manufacturing and commercial
interests Of Cincinnati. Lawrence County,
Ohio, and our great rivers, in insurance as
well as navigation. lie was noted for his
business energy p%unctuality, excellent iudg.
ment and great liberality, as hundreds OF
his friends can testify, who will miss his
familiar and genial ftce on Change, on the
leyeo and In insurance and banking circles.
He was q self-made man, gentleman, scholar
and one OF natures noblemen In the fullest
sense Of the term. An old vet at our side
says: I'm 1861, when Capt. John Kyle re-
fused 10 take down the American flag from
the jack.staff OF the Messenger at Memphis,
II contained 30 stars. To-day Il waves on
the Public Landing at half.mast in respect
10 the memory of that great and good man,
with 10 stars in the field. 'Niyo In Amer
lea"
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Movements M the Levce.

Arriyals-Jamcs Lee, Arkansas City;
Guiding Star, New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
Natchez.
pepartures-James Lee, Arkansas City;
Guiding Star, Cincinnati; Belle Memphis,
st. Louis.
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Al Cairo. IN.


Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
CAIRO. ILL.,, March 2s.-Diycrs leave here
tonight for Tchoula Lake 10 raise the Kate
Robinson, sunk there last December. They
will grt boats at Yazoo City to furnish steam
and will have pumps sent from here when
ready for them. VIM. Edge, a steamboat
hand from Louisville, was stabbed twice In
the back here today by Billy Punch, and his
wounds may be fatal. Edge Is In the hos
pital. The Alice Brown left here for 81. Louis
NJ O'clock tonight with ) large barges Of coal,
the largest tow ever taken up the Mississippi
River from here. Geo. Lysle brought , bargcs
logs and went back to Obion River. The
Emma Eiheridgc took several bargcs 20 APP
pie Geek. The Buckeye State put oil loo
sucks u corn NJ East Cairo and has a light
load for Cincinnati The Iron Duke, with
throo harVos, arrived AZ o'clock tonight aud
will eO back b. Baton Rouge with five hargcs
al rails tomorrow. The Belle Memphis ar
rived az 900 o'clock tonight with q fair trip
for st. Louis. River PAL feet on the gauge,
u fall of 9 inches in - hours.
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Chancery Sale
Or
REAL ESTATE


IN, No a.T1i-Chanccry Court u shelby County
a A. DuW e. al. w. .. A. IA foTHo ctul.
ny viruo 81 an intcrlouutpfL deCrn tof ale, en-
ltefed In tho above cause on The "a day VI Dcccm.
lbor. ls,s, NJ. n Is, page 90, I Will ell az public auc.
lion b. 10 highest bidder. 10 iront Of tho CLERK aud
Masters Orco. az the Maiu street entrance ot the
.CouHhouse Of Shabby county, Memphis, Icnnct
Saturday. April 30, 1880.
within legal hour. the following described prop
crty. situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tenn,
k7.Niti
Aiwo.thinis % undivided interest IN mart Of lot
-four hundred audsevrnty seven an fronting nlty
l(50l leol on the south side of Adams street, 10 Mem.
phiL, and running back south between The lots and
hftmises oi the late Lewis Ants and John D. NJ
Not, or bis wife, one hundred and foriyclghi and
rnc.hnlf utut0 feet 70 An nlloy,
Also, q ike undivided twolthlrds ~ Interest In
hhf LOT next cast Of the lot above described. having
= front on Adams street Of thirty tl0l feet, and run
hing hack south ono hundred aud iofiy.clghi aud
Ene.half utskl foot 20 an alley.
Terms "a Saloon 4 cfCilt OF seven ca months.
note with security required, lien retained, vdemp.
klon barred
= mis- Sh day Of March, issa
n q NcuENRY. Clerk aud Master
Wa. ". Randolph, J. N. Gregory snd W. Il Oils
tnR. EolGioIl
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EYnnsNnIr. Ind.

F0foI1I UIspnirh % Inc ApVON.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 2s.-Thc Mary
Houston passed up az II o'clock this morning
with 80 tons Of freight and number vi
passengers. aud added - tons Of freight and
n few people. Crew all well; will get In sat
urday noon. The W. W O'Noil with a coal
~ o'clock today Locals out on time with
fair business, traffic for long tonnage Is grad
ually falling OF. The Belle McGowan coal
tow passed down at four O'Clock this after
noon. The Guiding star wires arrival mp
Saturday evening and the Ohio down 10.
morrow noon.
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Silssissippi valley Route g.. -. -. - a. T. ~
Ieavcxl Arrives
svlckshurr Fx iOOOhm ovickshnwEI cop m
on FaSt Natl $50 nm N. o Fnt Mail SO IN
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noONs AND NAN.
A LARGH ROOM AND uRsTCLAss BOARD
~ ntm Adams sirct Reference. required.
n ELEGAHr FRONT BOON WITH BOARD
~ at ~ Adamsstroct
ToMFoRTABLE EooMH WITH COOL BOARD
~ ut no Naucc street
nEinABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD At y
u Madison sifccL
LNLLGANI FURNISHED EKONT LOOM WITH
II let Of table bard at - Mains
NJ n. a. a. WAKEFIELD. a6 SECOND. Il PR
vi pafui 10 furnish good dHy and rrpulaf biafd.
only rtpeciahlo people will b. accommodated
NEATLY TuUNlHllD ROOMS AND GOOD
y hnnni. quiet nulghbofhood llulen ~
CEyERALN EATLYFu THOROUGH.
> iy clean ruoms,w with hoard, az iOl Court street.
gentlemen pnuicrrcd,
TWO RUONs-ONE FutNisliEb AND ONEuN'
L fumlshci-with buarl. at "a sccond street
uViiuE OK FOUR LAkGE tuONA Wllt OK
| without bosri or suitable iof llshl hulao.
keeping. at "a Market street.
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Leaves Arrive,
sfimltcd EN.... baOnm elimitod TX. 0iAAn
Sladucah tx. Eiham eladpcah ia. @Oi a
eiIpley Ac.. ...- AIS pm eldpley Ac.....- Hbiln
Limited express trains run solid between Nom
phis aud Louisville, carrying Pullman nufet
Dmwing- Room Sleeping CarS Tnducah ExpnoSs
connects closely at Fulton for Cairo, ~ Louis aud
Chicago. giving the only day tmin from Memphis
10 - Louis Ticket oficc under Peabody Hotel.
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AICincInnnII.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
CINciNNAri. o., March 2S-Rivcr falling,
with ~ feet . inches OF water IN the channel
ut q pm. Weather clear aud cool. Business
fair. The Katie Siockdalc returned 10 Pitts.
burg on time. The Granite State arrived
from Memphis. The Commonwealth left for
New Orleans with a good trip.
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Al ereen,nIc, Miss.

epeclai Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
GrKENvItLE Miss, March 2s.-Thc Ar.
kansas City. for st. Louis. went up at .
o'clock am. The City Of Nicksbnrg, fof
Nicksburg, went down al 4 o'clock pm,
River giL feet and rising. Weather line.
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stngeofthc Rivers.

OTFicr SIGNAL SERVICE a.. AIN
Mrgrufs. Tenn, March Sissl. "
Tho following observations arr taken NJ al sia.
tluns in the 5tth meridian time, which d olo hour
later tlnn Memphis time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20

Nat. NcCabe, OF New Brunswick,
H., offers to pay five dollars to any
person troubled with bloody fux,
who viii, take Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera and ID arrhoea Remedy ac-
cording to directions and does not
yet we'll in the shortest possible
time. One half OF "a 25 cent bottle
of this remedy cured him of bloody
fiux, after lie tried other medicines
and the prescriptions of physicians
without benefit. Mr.. McCabe is
perfectly safe in making this offer,
as more than a thousand bottles OF
this remedy are sold each day and
il has never been known to fail in
any case OF collie. cholera morbus,
dysentery, diarrhoea or bloody tiux,
when the plain printed directions
were followed. For sale by q. G.
Thaxter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20
MORNING APPEAL.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
SHELVE THEN.

The APPEAL would like to see
newspaper men swear off on using
these old Scotch quotations every
time they begin an article. The
three Scotchosities we dispise the
most are these:
"The best laid plans of men and
mice gang oft aglee."
"a chile amang We takinn otes.'
"Wee sma hours
A newspaper man who cannot
write an article without Juggling in
these old moss covered and non
sensible quotations ought to hang
himself with a pair of old suspen-
ders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20
wa ming.
cOnpanie'

We beg TO call the attention OF
Friends and Customers to one c..
Boskey, styling himself Prof. G..
Boskey, and mailing from the San
Francisco Optical Institute, 3l9
Kearny St.. 5. +.
As No. 3l9 Kearney ST., in con-
junction with 3I7 is the address OF
our house, We desire you to know
that this party does not in any
way represent us or do we know
him.
Furthermore there is no institu-
ton styled the San Francisco
Optical Institute. The fact alone
that he is using one OF the numbers
of our house, without authority or
consent, speaks for itself.
Respectfully,
CALIFORNIA OPTICAL Co.
317-319 Kearny st.
Sept l6. 1899. S. F..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20

Cough! and Cough!! aud Cough!
What in the world is the eason
YOU will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
cines when BEGGS' CHERR I
COUGH SYRUP will positively re-
eve youc cough at once? This is
no advertising scheme, but an ac-
tual fact, and we guarantee 1t. w
FL. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20
TIL. LOWER LEVtLS.


gge Oa the COmstock.
1t is a well-known fact that on
the 2700-foot level of the Belcher a
vein of good ore was struck about
seven years sgo under the superin-
tendency of Hank Smith. Belcher
shares at that time rose to SIC and
those of the Crown Point mine to
$l4. Shortly afterwards, and be-
fore nnch exploration could be
done on the new find, vast body
of water was encountered on the
I9OO-foot level of the Exchequer
mine, which inundated the lower
levels OF the Belcher, Crown Point
and all the other mines at Gold
Hill, and led to q cessation of deep
mining in that part of the lode.
Prior to this, deep mining had been
suspended in the north-end mines,
and it was subsequently suspended
in the middle mines, for those
mines had to take much of the
water which filled the lower levels
of the Gold Hill mines.
Superintendent Sharon Gays that
he believes that the resumption of
work in the ore vein on the POO
level of Belcher will lead to gen.
eral prospecting of the lower levels
of the Comstock and will cause
great revival In the market, and
that during this revival it will be
possible to resume the work OF
sinking some of the deep vertical
shafts along the lode. He estimates
that the cost of putting in the
plunger pumps at the l4O0-foot
level station eff the Crown Point in
cline vill not exceed S54, 900. and
rs it will be shared in just proper
ton by all the companies in that
section the individual cost will be
slight.
His observation has satisfied him
that there will be no difficulty in
lowering the water. He says that
it frequently lowers fifty feet Of it
self, and that it has weakened.
He cites the fact that with one
Cornish pump the Alta people,
whose mine is southeast of the
main group, lowered the water at
God Hill 200 feet, and easily held
it there until they became tired of
doing the draidage work Of other
mines for nothing.
This is a general outline of the
proposed work. 1t has already
been agreed upon by the mine
monagers, and will in few days
be ratified at a meeting OF the
Boards of Directors of the COM
companies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20

No person living will again date
. document without using "9."
It now stands on the extreme right
1889. Next year it will take
second place-lS90, where it will
remain ten years. 1t will then
move into third place-l900, whore
il will rest for a century.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20

Abe Cohn has a cutter and filter
regularly employed at his En-
porium,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-20

ALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW MEN
~ t. sell our goods by mple to the
wholesale and retail trade. Enclose two cent
stamp. Largest manufacturers in our line.
Wages 8 per day. Permanent position. No
postals answered. Money advanced for wages,
advertising. e'c.
CRxTENHIAL MANYa Co.,
CMCIHHAfTI, OHIO.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-08
United States Land Office

Seattle ". 7. sept. Z3Tu, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress OF June 3,
1878, entitled, AN act for the sale OF timber
lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada
and washington Territory" RAsMUs MALDE OF
Tacoma County of Pierce Territory of washing
ton has this day filed in this office his sworn
Statemene No. 1897, for the purchase OF the North
west quarter section 81 TIP % north, range west
and wifi offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber and stone than
for agricultural purposes and to establish his
claim to faid labd before the Register and Re
ceiyer of this Office at Seattle wash Ter, Oh
Saturday the 2ist day of December 1888.
He names as witnesses: John Dewitt. Clifton
w. T.. Jas, DemolitO, John Nicholson and Emil
Lasscn, of Tacoma W. I.
Any and all pesons Calming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims i'll this Office on or before said Il, day
of December, 1882 L. NJ. REED JR., Register
Date of first Pub Oct.-4-4i-50-