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FROM NR. Il. p. DEGRAAF,
PRESIDENT UF TIE BOwEKY NATIONAL BAN

Oh TIE BONEkY NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK. May :, 1888
DK. IiGHTHIr:
Ny IEAR SIR; - affords me great pleasure
q Join the long list Of hateful patients who
have Jecu relieved from troublesome and obsti-
LJtt conn laints by your superior skill. My case
NEs chronic catarrh. from which had suffered
., sCCh extent that IL weakened my general
le4Ith and finally gave rise to such severe pain
II and about the head and throat that IL pre-
vented me from sleeping and alarmed my fam
-. an happy 10 state that the very first ap-
T!csti0n of your treatment gave prompt
ana decided relief. In = few days the pain had
GlssI peared and BY degrees the other distress
iLg symptoms characteristic of catarrh yielded
tSyoUr administrations, until now ind my
sell eouI letely cured ! therefore cheerfulIy
tender you tbs testimonial VI your skill and
success IN tie hOpe that others may be bene-
Lted b lts publication HP pEGEAAF.
Or L:ghthili, for thirty years. Specialist in
the cure " the diseases { the lar and Rsspira-
tory Organs. can be CONSULTED on Deafness
CatArrh, Asthma aud Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs at his otice.
No. lOl7 18TH ST. NV.
Herdics PASS the door.
Once hours from to u and to5. mis-
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FROM Mr.. I. E ROEssLE.
IECFLIEIOR OF THE ARLINGTON.
THE ARIISGTOx-

THE ARLISGTox-
vAsHrsGToN, d. c., March 4. 1890.
Ny Drar DR.. LIGHrHILL:
ltgIveS NE great pleasure 10 state that you
Elected rem rkabIe cure OF deafness and dis
charge from the ears III the case OF my cousin,
Marcus C. EOessle, and that the case has
IrUye Ell Permanent a. 1t was radical. Ifeel
sue tlA: without your skiIliul aid my cousin
would have been a deaf man all his life.
knowing Of other cases In which you have been
equally successful, cheerfulIy give you leays
l. Ie1er tC lie at any tine and hope that you-
Practice IL " .sLIugton will prove = dIsIln-
A4IsEeG s4ceesA Yours traly,
lie ROESSLE.
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THOS F. GOODE Propr, Buffalo Liha Springs Virginia.
W. THOMPSON Pharmacist 7O3 18th Street Agent for Washington C.
THE GREAr S,splcATr CLOTHING


S.E. Cor. 9Th and L sts. NV. Washington. ID. G.
We take pleasure 10 INFORM the Clothing buyers that
have been aDle TO building long enough
90 dispose Of our stock Of Clothing and order
this Nc will certainly give you prices lower than
We invite all to aud those who dou't
buy themselves Will gladly tell their friends where
these bargains may be secured:
Mems Very Fine Dress suits, formerly sold AZ els
and 80 for $3.50 and ! 20.
Mems Very Fine Prince Alberts. worth ezj. you may
take NJ Sla50.
Zine Atwood Black Cheyiot Suits worth els. for
A Very Fine Atwood corlscrew Suit worth 1880.
for 60 so.
fine An wool Business Suits that will cost else
where 81 3 for Sill. %.
We have several cheaper grades that 10 ais
you may take at "a and $50.
Mems lime IAllor-madr Dress Pauts that cost 70
manufacture 81. % for $40
Cheaper grade. worth a., 81 81.
Mems Working Pants, sold elsoM here st 2 so, for
Soc
Boys Long Pants Suits. from il 10 IS years for
$50, 81. st. 90. $40 ana $50. 80
Chlldrens Knee Pants suits, from TO a years for
u. 25, el.oo sl.90. $50, SO and 81.
very laI,'e .-ssortlnent Of Boys Odd Knee Pants,
from 4 70 Ia years. for %. 80, AZ. so and 95c.
at 60 30. 50. 20, s0 ana sa.SG.
Now please remember goods are here for your
inspection, and you give a call viii assure yoal
you win Dot leave disappointed, Will sell you
goods and save you 40 per cent Expressing our
cere THANKS ior 4OOr ieariy SUPPORT the past and
trusting II may De our privilege 10 Derit continu-
Ance OF the salle We are. very respectfully yours
The GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
mr. Be- cor 9th and sts. nv W ashinstOn. u. q.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
The Great and Only Known Solvent of Stone the Bladder
Its Value in Rheumatic Gout.
the Uric Acid and the Phosphate Sediment.
Three Patients Discharge Ounces Stone.

STONE IN
WATER pISNTEGRATIoN
AN OUNCE
Case DR. WRESTLING
of
on one occasion
indicates
Of
o ren didI
and
an k
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REorrRKs NO BOILING NO CooKrSG.-Mellin's
Food has only 10 be dissolved in hot water and
MIX 10 maze IL ready for use. IL 10 tho concen-
trauon OF nourishing properties and the best food
for infants and ipyalids.
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They Leave Estates to Their Wives,
Yesterday the will OF the late W. A. Dabney
was filed. He leaves all his property to his
wife Ella The will of Charles McNett, leaving
his estate to his wife, was also filed.
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7l9 pIAoA DAhS' 'ooDs' 7l9
SILKS,
GRENADINES,
WOOL GOODS.

We invite special attention to this department which
has Just been repenished by the addition latest
elites. We mention few special bargains worthy your
attention:
ao-inch surah. tall :ilA,. soc. and 75c.
2l-luch DO extra barysinj, Zoe, 9orth 9oc
a,iis t AT@SIe; regular price q 70 now CLIO
pros O. ANS &C., poe r. 81 l24 sL2o. $3.50,
CHE Silly number is 24-inch good value for
24-inch China Silks. Black. White. roc
bet s%snv,s, dHi 90, biIck' "hite sl-Ihese are the
2s-inch India Silks (Black only. s1.25 worth
2!-lnch Sewing silk Hermann extra quality. sI25,
-o-ihcn sewing Silk Grenadines 81, Sl.25, 81. 80.
oHlptd ana Brocaded grenadines IL great variety.
a. Ta-lhch Canton Crepe in BLACK and Cream only,
these goods are light weight suitable for summer)
2I-inch Crepe de Chine, in Black and White, = 25
BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS.
4 4a-inch Nun. A. Yelling. Atwood 5oe.
ss.%al. the new weave, sils INA Wool sL25.
4S-iach Bagnois tBlack only, &l.25
d2-ineh AIbatros. in Black, White and Cream Soc,
4z-inch Armurs Cloth, 81. s125.
46lnch Henrettas (ali wool and light weight), 75c
43ineh Mohair Briisntn ni tnslish make Soc Tao
f2-nch no.. best quality, Black and Cream m
wo A sS AZ sd q ar Gray Dress Material. in all
WHITE GOODS.
We have inst received complete line Of these goods
India Linens, lsNc. l5c. aoc.. 25c.. Soc. 3sc.,
Persian lawns. zoe. 2oe.. 500, 35e., 37,sc. 4Oc.
Checked Nainsooks. l2tsc. and 25c.
from ING. To Zoe.
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Stone In the BIadder-Rheumati Go,

Stone In cGout
Case OF Col Thomas H. Holt
Lieutenant Governor the
HALF OUNCES OF CACULI under
family Physician, Dr. H N
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DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED.

to those interested the following testi.
h.JniaiS vi cures:
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Z. @. DAVIS

ap16 slY Market Space corner sth 81.
WAMsLEY NEDwELI.
w $50 n. Charles st.. Baltimore, Nd,
Will open
AT WILLARD'S HOTEL
PRIVATE PARLORS,
TUESDAY, WEDNxsDAY,T HURsDAY, FkIDAY, SArUnpAY
APRIL 15 TO 49,
PARIS MADE CoSIUMEs:W WRAPS. CARRIAGE AMI
VISITING COSTUMES, DINNER AND
WALKING DRESSES. TEA GOWNS
AND MOANING DRESSES,
Dresses for the Spring aud Summer Wear
Orders taken. hts guaranteed. aS-l2t
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L. b. TowSrH Il Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 9TH ST. wv.

Good Unbleached Cotton. 3a.c.
eheeting. ~ yards wide, IL and 1Sc.
lruit Of the Loom BlescEed Cotton. SIC
Pillow Case Cotton, loo.
Henrietta Cashmere, in all shades reduced 10 lac
Moolfsce Czshnere. IN SPRING shades. 30 an vida,
25c.
pouble-~idth Cashrnere. Spring shades. l2Isc.
We base lot of koInnAnts Of silks which hnx
mulated which closing out very cheap.
Bleached and Unlleached Table Linen, 2.lc
Large line White Goods Plalds aud Stripes
Extra Good Quality India Linen, %.
Black Cashmere. wool face. yard wide. 25c
BLACK Henrietts Cashmere. all WOOL 81 and Csc.
ladies' Gauze Vests Poe
Clafk,s o. n Spool Cotton. 45c. doz
Pins 1c for IL rows.
200 yds spool Cotton. viii run on mach.ns Re
lAght shirting Calico, f5<c.
Dress Maker Cambria, &c. a.
II ING's WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PIAsIEk-
! - ing MALI an no oeiLnss; 500 Per cent more
hair plaster. Houses be occupied IN from four 10
SIX weeks earlier than those finished IN The Old
Does Dot chip Pit crack Endorsed and used br he
best architect builders and plastsrers $50 b.rres
were used IN the shorehanL The extension Of vioe
President Nortons house plAstered win n IA
the thester portion OF Lincoln Music hall About 5OJ
barrels were used the extension OF the ArlnstSn
hotel makes twice as strong job - the old fss-
,oned plsster1ns and only ave yard more
h9r apply g SAMks Il. MccILL
D.w MO u
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III MANICURE AND cHIRopoDIsT
70S 18th u. n. Go oyse Thompoous drug store
The only importer spd nsnufscturer Of Zine Mani
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LADIES GOODS.

A CCORDION PLAITING.-OUR WORK is PER-
"A feet in every respect Knife Plating &c per yard
ana up; Plating Of ali kinds. u W. LUCAS, ys 9th
st. NV. Pinking. apl6-lws
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

Two appeal eases in liquor matters, from Trial
Justice court, were quashed last week by Judge
Foster for informalles in making out the appeal
cases. The Judge was quite severe Trial JUS
tees, and said ii they would only follow the plain
provisions laid down in the statute they would
make ne mistakes tut when they departed there
from there was trouble In one of the cases the
respondent was fined so and costs and imprison-
nent, but the humber of days WAS not given. The
statute provides that the number of days of the
imprisonment thirty. In the other case the re
spondent was fined and not Imprisoned. These
errors were sufficient TO quash both cases and al
low the rumsecr to go clear, after the State Con
stable had gone to great labor and expense to
maze the seizure ana arrest The Judge said that
such llunder- were unnecessary and unpardona-
llc.
at the January term of court an elderly man
named :. Il. Badger, Of Unity was indicted on
two liquor eases. Having no counsel Badger
pleaded guilty ON both indictments. He was sen
fenced 10 thirty days in jail on and the other
was continued t. the April term. Badger served
his sentence and went home Friday he was taken
before the court ana sentenced to three months in
the county jail Badger is ill and his case is rath-
eI severe 1nc.
When Tie ease Of John Dor, liquor seller at
Frankfort, was reached last week, it was stated
that he wa~ too sick to attend court. Deputy
oAelu ). W. Wallace was sent to Frank
fort e. arrest Mi. Dorr and arrived there
Thursday evening. lie was IA stranger to the
clerk who thought he was a guest The officer
inquired for polr and asked If he was i'll. The
ci"h said he had been i'll, but was better, and had
ttcn up and dressed. Then the officer announced
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

iHid iiIdi NJ ~ NtalHlu"Ht Ne. Inhabitants of In
'AtN lt'v. laHlti raSt on illa when the journal
"'.. "r Pres -d7' week. verdict Tor the deft.
'"W"- thompson and Dmton for PIN, FogIer for
'''7 ,.'t'' -h"'fi, v. lnlrht Iaher, Of
'"llh ii,!Er' Ma0e. An action on breach of guar
!tiI ~ i NIdal9 larka-e, and in the JANUARY fol
i"A'"- a"u-ht he other half, lie paid SIS in
'" 'N9 i,i.i one helfer' amounting III
at I" lark Wa bought for stock pur
tt W." '''i,ll't t!at "tIeh@aht warranted
Waa Fl IN" -eason7 The animal had not got a
i-t WYNN lht + Ht then killed the animal
xxx w. '' H. V'--,G II't IN nan me sale was
u'.'i9 II M4tuu-' 'u" ihe Judge ruled that there
,,t LII i .t,t '-''l ~ lle pafLts could
IAN t't'h DI the written agreement The guar
.,',. 'i'S r G,H7t ne proved 1t the sale of the
I -'t +ii.i- l'' t'tl- @oN-ut t. recover the value
lit' t"-iaI NJ ne WA7 unit Tor stock purposes.
-" .i !i tl' guaranty ana 9dld ne never
.3 NJ, 't, w Why it I"Y7 beI"fe ne bought
M'l-r..aA l"l rli. thompson \ punton Tor
'"''. "
4" 4 l.aui VI MttNha plckey. stockton
i"Ht'"n m WIS |" lall IN stockton
VA -ad for taxes r,t scy,il aar. ib, t t'i III
trcA~ll,r ndlu- it IN. Subsequently the town
~'.4 ~, IHn W the ~. The left claims to he
u' "NA'h. y j. question of ownership by a
taken from ;Ic iJrv an, ZOE, to thu law
c""H yu rtpnlt. IhuMi-u 4 Duutou for pf.
i.4"nr'i~ lot d"ft.
n tht lftrtM"L caSr ni Minnie l.. Richards VS..
i it 'i',,"s' -, WIG at the January
e tooN us ori, HcrrT UraI adiH,j'l,3 'i,,
tt,nci N de chd n sci forth in The ,binnlainr
a M --c Of The lpnt thu ~ in i' h 1'I.
ni 7-1' Hc I3,i5 within -.Nty DAYS after a'Iourn
iutr' vt fue cotr aM The further -Il III n 5o a,.
Nyeh t.om rc first o.iy Of MAY 10. to tie HILL
Aa-- Ntal,r foaarv an 4, NaT r' !" %"A ear N
lr'A-
l" '", 4'Forrr case Of Edmund ii. Ncallcy y.
0't if II Nt..l.tf. AT tNt january term liIpl.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

Mr. Royal relates the following incident of
Judge Foster, (who held the April term of Court
in Belfast before his appointment 10 the Supreme
Bench
He did little law business for me and his bill +
remember was so. When went to pay 1t to nv
surprise he refused TO accept the proffered money
remarking a. he did so, "No, Mr.. Royal. Pm afraid
you'll need It before you get your through
the courts" Well, the kind hearted Justice kent
on Directing to my paying him the bill and !, on
the other hand, kept on insisting that he receive
and | wanted to pay for il in full, but the best
could do was TO make him take s3j-and he did
this only at my urgent request
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by mothers for children teething for over
fifty years with perfect success. 1t relieves the
little sufferer at once produces natural quiet sleep
by freeing the child from pain and the little cherub
aWakes as Upright as button" 1t is very pleasant
to taste, soothes the child softens the gums aIavs
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels and is
the best known remedy for diarrhma whether
arising from teething other causes Twenty
nve cents a Dottie. lyri3
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01
Waldo county Democrats In Council.

The Democratic County Committee of Waldo
County held meeting in this city last week. The
following We're present: l.. H. Murch, Belfast
Charles l.. sherman, Buruham; W. ;. Penlleton,
lale-boro; Jonathan Bartlett, Montvillc, W. b. f.
TWomby Monroe and W. d. Elliot, of Knox.
MIR. MCfch was elected chairman of the committee
and Mr.. sherman, secretary Town committees
were appointed for towns that had neglected to
elect. The situation talked over but no time
was decided upon for the holding Of the county
convention.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

WINrERPpRT. Capt Tyler Metcalf died at his
nome On tuesday OF consumption after il linger-
ing illness Of more than two years. For much of
the TIME he was great sufferer, but he bore all his
suHcflngs with great patience and forttude and
expressed Willingness to depart and be at rest
lie was Il member Of Howard Lodge +. * A. NJ and
ms brother MaSons have been untring in their at.
tentons to him during his long sickness The
funeral ser ices held at his late residence on
Friday afternoon under the charge of the Lodge
conducted by Rev. IL. W. Norton. beautiful an
chOr of lovely dollhouse flowers was laid upon the
casket Capt. Metcalf had large circle of friends
and enjoyed the respect and esteem of all He
leaves a wife and sister to mourn his loss Much
sympathy is expressed for the widow who is left
without any near kindred having neither father
mother brother or sister. Miss Myrtle Martin
died of consumption on Thursday at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin Miss
Martin was a very estimabe Young lady about 81
years of age and was an only daughter Her par
cnts are deeply afflicted The body of Miss Sadie
Hubbard, who died recently in Paris, was brought
home on Fridays boat and placed in the tomb to
await the arrival of the family who are expected
soon Mrs. Emery who come to attend the funer.
al of her brother, Capt. Metcalf, returned to her
home on Monday. Mrs. James Mason and her
daughter, Miss Laura, visiting friends in Bos-
ton. Miss Maggie Morgan left for Boston last
Wednesday and Mrs. G. Il. Atwood started on a
business trip to Boston Saturday Rev H.
W. Norton left for conference at Dover on Tues.
day ..Dr. A. X. Fellows is having a private tele
phone from his house to his office.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

You can't make a meritorious article out of
cheap ingredients. As nothing but pure material
Is used in the manufacture of Brussels soap, it
must be good.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

No more blue Mondays for housewives, as wash
Ing is made easy y" III" use of Brussels soan-
Try it.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

A new opera "Mignonctte,'' the bretto of
which is by Ray Thompson, editor of the Rich
mond Bee, and the music by r. b. Hal, of
Richmond is to be brought out III Bangor, ear
ly in the fall.
Ray is daisy, and his Mignonette will be too
sweet for anything.
We publish elsewhere the call for the Re-
publican State convention to be held in Augusta
June u. Arrangements have been made for
one fare for the round trip over the railroads
and steamer lines.
Lord, lord, how this New York World is
given to lying. Shakespeare, amended by
Grover Cleveland.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

\ gentleman who i interested in Maine en-
terpr,e~ writes from New YORK. i am Very
glad .our paper has enlisted III the enterprise
Of al ancing the knowledge of Maine and it,
resources, rim is unparaieliod uttractious to
the outside world, Maine only wants good adj
yertisi1g to control the summer visitors attet-
ton. hear OF soodiy number Of new visit
or for the coming season." he journal has
been working the line ipcicated for many
years. and proposes to continue the work 10 tie
best OF its resources and ability.
The Good Templar, acted wisely III re-elect-
ing Grand Secretary George f. Brackett Tie
secretary is the whee-horse Of the order, and
aside from sixteen years experience iii the
position. Bro. Bracket has the executive abi-
ty and other qualifications that make hun pre-
emineutly the right man in the right place
We notice that the Grand Lodge recognized
another active and worthy Good Tcmplar in
electing Miss Lillian 7. Robbins, OF Belfast.
Deputy Marshal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-05-01

Personal. Mr.. F. Forrest Good IN, wen known
in Belfast, and for one season member w tJe
local base ball team, has been appointed private
secretary to Speaker Reed Of tile National House
OF Representatives MIR. Charles f. SHAWL tur-
merly engineer on the Belfast Railroad, but for
some time employed III tie Maine Central snops IN
Watervilie, will return to the branch MAY st. Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw will be welcomed by their MANY
friends here Mrs. S. y. Millikcu ana Master
Nell Milliken visiting In Bangor last week
Mr.. and Mrs. &. b lIazeltine arrived Home Thurs
day night from Jacksonville fla, uhere thev
spent the winter. =. NJ r. and Mrs Calvin A. Huh
bard left Monday for a visit To Boston AMI ProNt-
deIce.,. Mr.. and Mrs James II. Howes have
taken rooms at the Crosby Inn Mrs. j IL Quinn
by, who has been visiting in Boston and Portland,
arrived home Friday evening, and it being her
birthday the Whist Club, Of which she is 4 mem
Der, gave her surprise party. On arrival She
found the ladies in possession and later the gen
temen put IN appearance and supper was served.
Nv. b. Rankin, ESD, made business trip to
Bangor last week Prof l.. Z. Bateman Of Sears
mont, in this city on Monday Mr John A .
Betcher, of Mattapan, Mass, il visiting in Belfast
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Couant.... MIS-.
II. l.. Woodcock and Miss Annie Bean went to
Boston yesterday Miss $. A. McCurdy Of
Searsmont. in town last week on her return
trip from Boston, where she had been to buy MILL
merry goods. Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Chase were reg-
istered at Young's Hotel, Boston, the first Of tie
week DIR. James a. Spalding, of Portland the
weknoWn specialist, Will be in Belfast next sun
day, at the Crosby lnn... Mr. Edward Sibley and
Mr.. Frank ii. Durham on the sick list Cant
A. ID. Bean, who has been confined to the house
for some time, has carbunCe on his neck H.. Miss
Hattie Clark, who has been spending some time
with friends In orrngton, returned home Monday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29
PROPOS Is FOR
. - w - S S!
TO BE LAIDIN
CARSON, CITY, NEVADA.

The Board of Trustees of Carson City
New. will receive proposals for the build
ing of about Thirty Thousand 100000 feet
I Vitrifed Ironstane Sewer as follows:
l. For the en- ire work iucluding
eleven III Flush Ttnks.
,. For furnishing the pipe and fittings
F. o. B. Carson City Nevada, breakage at
bidders risk.
8. For the excavation of trenches in
the streets of said city and filing up the
same after the pipe is laid.
A. For the laying Of said pipe and fit
tings and furni- hing cement.
5. Far The fur shing about Thirty
fiv [S5l Bbls No. ], P rtiand cement,
o. B. cars Carson City, New,
6 For the suaiIsing an erection of
Eleven Flash Tanks approved pattern,
ten having u discharging cap city
twenty-seven [27l cubic fee and one hav-
ing discharging capacity If fif y-nine
cubic feet, the basins to be uilt of select
ad hard burned brick l id in cement,
mortar, water proef. All material to be
supplied and worked.performed in accor-
dance with the plans and sps cifcations
be seen at the offire of the City Clerk,
Carson City Nevada and under the su-
pervision of Civil Engineer and Super
intendent appoioted by the ca ! of
Trustees
Proposals will be received for any
or all of the material or work to be fur
nished or performed, Each bid for en-
tire work must be accompanied by Ger
tilted check for five-hundred [S500I dol. ars.
Each bsd for supplying material excaYa-
ton, or other work must be accompanied
by certified check for Three hundred
fs300I dollars. which on rejection of any
.roposed bid will be returned to the bid
der.
All bids to be addressed to Wm Hy
Doane, Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
Carson City, Nev., on or before u O'Clock,
II. of May, u, 1870, and marked Bids for
Constructing sewers i'll Carson City.
Bids VIII be opened at s o'clock, P. M,
May r. 1890.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. By order
Of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of Carson City.
WM, HY DoANE, ,LERK.
Carson City, Nevada, April IA, 1890.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29
sOREN ON NECA
CURED sY CUTICURA.

My skin disease, which resisted sew
eral popular remedies and other remel
dies advised by physicians, has peer
They surpassed my most sanguine OK
pectasions and rapidly effected a cure.
]. .C, C,ARENTRUF.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29

For sale everywhere Price CUT1cURA
the great SKIN Cure. SOC. CUTIcURA SoAr
an exquisite Skin 6eautffie- SO. Gun
81
Potter. Drag. Il CAenieal Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29
MORNING APPEAL.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-29
CUTICURA ABROAD

Through home-returned Norg etgis,.
have learned to know your CITTIC1RA
which has in short time cured me ofar
Eczema that my physicians medicines
could not heal. CHR. HELTZEN.
BERGEN, NORWAY, Aoeatturforretninv