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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
PROMINENT WAR OFFICIAL.
NAJ. rwEEDALE, or rHE RDC0nn
AND PENSION OFFICE, HERR.


Maj. Tweedaie. chief clerk in the war
department. from Robert Todd I4ncosns
seeretaryship during President Arthur's
administration through successive prexs-
DENTAL terms untu last March. has ar
rived Il tins city on . pleasure tour Of
the Pacific coast He 10 new assistant
chief Of the record and pension ofgsce.
Mrs. Tveeeale. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
RoGrn. Mrs and Miss Maeomh~r. ali Of
Washington city. are accompanying ham
On the present trip The members OF the
party. particularly MAJ TwesdAae. have
friends or relatives IN Seattle. Tacoma.
Port Angeles. Portland ard San Fran
CISCO They have seen San Francisco all
ready. and contemplate q so1ourn in this
and other Sound cities Of = week or more.
during which time the visitors viii prob
ably take = run over TO the Port Orchard
government drydock before returning East
via the Northern Pacific.
I've been working much % the day
and portion Of the night since the war
began" Mai Tweedaie said yesterday aft
ernoon IN his apartments q, the RAin,sr-
Grand. and feel the need OF \ rest The
Pacific coast is a delightful section Of the
country, though this Was known 20 me.
for ! WAS IN Seattle as long ago as 1855 "
Mai. Tweedals though having been sue
ceeded in the department which he so long
directed, giving way 10 Acting Chief John
T. Sehoseld. retains ma lors rank III the
regular army filing the duties IN the
expresses himself believing Gen. Aiger
has given a splendid management Of the
war department..
The government" he observed. never
had a secretary Of war who worked harder
than Gen. Aiger. Notwithstanding the
newspaper talk Of ernbalmed beef and
bad rations. ! don't think there was ever
army better fec or cared for.
Why was Gen Alxer so severely criti-
ciseds Well, L believe q lot OF the papers
in the country were ieagusd together for
the purpose OF making just such fight
they did. Many of the writer's knew
they we're not telling the truth
why should the newspapers enter into
a conspiracy against Gen. Aiger.' was
asked
We'll. that's IL: | don't know" he re-
piled. Il could never see any grounds for
the fight they made. but the investigation
beef talk is dying cut The subject has
been pretty well exhausted. | should
think"
Maj Tweedale spoke briefly Of Philip
pine affairs. the war and the talk of more
soldiers being sent To Gen. Otis. Incident
ally he remarked that the First Washing
ton troops had made splendid record.
expressing the opinion that Western men.
by reason OF their frontier life" were
peculiarly fitted for the Oriental cam
palgn
ippine army he thinks lies solely with
Gen Otis. That gentleman. he said. had
not UP 10 the time OF his departure from
Washington indicated desire for troops
in addition 10 those In the Philippines or
en- route there. II think" the major re-
marked. III Gen. Otis expresses a desire
for more soldiers they will he sent him. "
Mai. Tweedaie expressed regrets al not
being able 10 meet l.. o. Graves. whom
he has known intimately for many years.
mates and were long together in Wash
inHton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

II you are weak. eraesate5 man, get
a package u 'HCDYAS ard just &c
by directions Teen :oil your friends
'HUDYAN7 eurez Tals remarkable dis
eovery 5 aew pat up by ,ne "HUDYAN
REMEDY co" HUDYAN" IS sad by
All druggists AT ssAo 9er packsge. 'HID-
yam Is never sola IN bulk
Yeu ran get "HUpYAS from drug
sissS a. toc a package. or packages for
s. ~ u year Druggist does not keep K,
seng alrrcg % tse ~HCDYA< REMEDY
co" sresktan. MARKET ara Ell8s streets.
san F'~sa-ssce California CONSULT
THE ~HI'rYAN~ TsoCrTseRS FREE \
sls~ os Physicians an& Sargsanx sho ulsy
81 eegSi,ses ay yo1 without msoasy ard
w.:Acu. prise Cali and gee fAe 'HtFE)~
YAM 6sgteTs free. Yo0 can c&;! and see
shem og sr31e as yea desire.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Y. NJ. c. A. ANNUAL CANES
A Most Interesting Meet Promised
for Tomorrow IT Ath-
l~ttc Park.

TIE annual hzndscap iasi,assoa ssia and tssck
games u shs u NJ g L., 10 be h~ia saanCxso~ A.
70 ts The Interesting ssnce tie fsmoas inies
state nsers ~ PossaaDes iss
onn SGaassS Aae car ezsrss have heez resxitsd.
. aanssf Lager b. s4s tAsa sas exsacisa TIE lis,
A2eIAses G~oszs Paris. the Seattle Athletic Giabs
TIA fals ssns.ss = r.ss sisss MA .aa sss. Is.
yusarscr Atases HANDBAGS that xia hx sascuit 20
ssss,..aae In tbs n ,saa run ;. ma.s 0ssreems
fer The na2i. and Ia tbs - yard - yanss.
Following iAs en,ris. ana sssraai asndieass;
Trials I0O-yasa DasA.
n First m sss'-,;ess' ra.' e 'es..ss Ray,
sessaad hsss-D IL r.laasr. !. a 6. { y.sa.;
v , : Kss 3 4 :; ..st Sfas,.
Third hsst-Dss. Ch.dssssr. r I. n C. A.. s
ssrsss. aea,s Perrin. $ A. G. Z; c J. Elder. y.
Rsansnx High jump.
8 4 q. ! laesesi Aisr l. e:srsiae.. > a G. !:
h,, bra a.. nap ssr,a. i c ,i,, +
stuart h.eiisassil. \ ~ G A.. ,asi4ss; II g.
E; Vel a. s. Z 4 t''1 ~ s = s.,adsa q. :.
y NJ C. A. 6
oae NILE Run.
4 c. Baaa, $, A. G, scratch; G Elder. 7.
n NJ = A. e s.,es surfing b H.ll- q W, 9;
as'f b f EAR p.,. ra J.ss s; =
i. A. C., %
ThrOWtng 1d-lb Hammer.
L. T. Thassr L. II w scratch Tha~ y Mar
nlAins. Y ". e a. scratch Arthur Hail, y. n.
4. A.. 10 feet.
21O-yard Dash.
Winners II heats and sseoxad man in fastest heat
fn ANAL
FIRST hras-f /. Moasen, = A C.. Yards ".
u koteEtssfn. X NJ e. A. -, ID. chids<Ies. r.
NJ G A. Is
sccona beat ID II Palmer. & A. C, yards.
II Gregory. y. NJ G. A., Is: r. H. GeAry,
5 A e. -
Taird hcNt-,;ecfge Paris g. A. G.. scratch: 8.
J Williams aRast-, Is yards; H. Armstrong;. r.
NJ C. A, %
Pole Vault for Height.
II II Palmer. = A c. scratch; r. J utin-s.
81 e. : inches. Jack Gesry. s A e. Il
$. Maeneussu, Y M C. A. IL; sieasss Hayes.
Nj g A. ~
Running Hroaa Jump.
u h Atkins. y N C. A.. scratch. i MaeDcn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

1chn u, Ro<eksfelier. the mists-nillion-
has shown hts ham. a. last. He 1i1
uass Through the Pacific Northwest.
1870 Seattle and Everett. far mere
1900. TIE resignation Of General
1879 Broaneii. sf rms Everett Land
enrasy. Has nss a persunctory proceed
- mt par Of a programmes arranged
g shs great ananeisr himself. 10 get con-
= Il fhs Everett Land Company. with Its
0Mass or a. sssse worth OF property
~ game that Rockefeller Is playing
- % tire surface lass night. through an
,rvsstixzsips, Of the meaning cs suit filed
,.rexfday In the Federal cour; by the Cen
- Truss Company. OF New York city. TO
Sree,ose a mortgage for si.5v6.u0 against
- Everett Land Company.
ms txvs4 Of fas matter is that Mr.. Rock
11d5r owns tSIs bag mortgage. aad by
NresxnnIrx IL Iss Will eogEe into possession
p ncfe shan three times It's value. That
- fzken in connection with his rec.n,
rpFs Ia farsriosinF d mortgage akainat sne
Monte Crts.o mines and concentrator.
vhrh property his representative pur-
ehaeed tor 3ssS.U0. and his stale
RAT that the Everett 4 Monte
srtsto railroad would not be rebuilt. opens
p Everett, and aiso those Of Western
Washington In general.
Cntu last night II aas not known By any
sne. sxcept those on the inside. thai Mr.
npcksfeiier WIS Interested in propositions
e6k<r ttsan the railroad and mines. yreyi-
enuly uentionsd. Il was Ia june. iss3. that
- EyeFeis Land Company. fer the pur-
- cf paying = floating Indebtedness and
= oeAss corporate purposes. .ssued fsrst
nosseags bonds III TIE denomination Of
nmo each 10 the apa3ant of 81 ~. TO. pay
- 81 the office OF the land company in
NV York city. June !. Isse. These bonds
U<fs Of The class known A. coupon. and
bess per cent interest. payable semi
annually.
Lad Company Defa ulied.
7As Central Trust Company. Of New
yark, was made trustee. ard the land
uempany gave il mortgage which prae-
siesily eosers TIE townsit. OF Everett. the
c1n2any's buildings. water works and cleo
ssh railroad.
1hs mortgage MAS subject to the rights
It he nall works, Eyerstt Il Monte CrisSo.
eo6zfie 4 Montana and Great Northern
sA1feads. Among securities mentioned In
tie mortgage were the following. One
thousand shares preferred stock 81 the Ey-
sssxt = Monte Crisie railroad. i.0Oo shares
Of common stock In the same company. 30
shares OF the Everett Railway Il Electric
Company. 9tsS shares In the Puget Sound
Pulp and Paper Company, go shares Of the
Puget Sound Nail Works. unsecured bills
sac6ipabie to the amount of tsys 60. seSur-
~ hills to the amount of $bi2.@e-
Th< land company IL alleged 10 have de-
fhaised In the payment OF It's obligations
IN connection with the mortgage, June l.
ixM, and also previous 10 this as 10 inter
est In bringing the saif TO fureclose, II
y asM thai the property involved forms a
stnxas toHnsita. and that II IL 10 the inter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
MUNYON'S INHALER
CURES
CATARRH

Cson1s n u<Aleneed vapoe ase hAAlea
sArczgs TIE asaxh sd emitted froa tie Bos-
trim. cl<snn1g esd vaDcrtstEg al fAs ts1ane1
aa1 &ss~~aeA paris whsch sssDss - f~achel by
ns1zcsAe tak<a tito IL stomach
N reacAes fA< seve sEsoes-E Aedis tn yow
p&on<s- II coss 70 he seaf a. dtaense-H onfs a
a b0fm AID eomte 10 TIE spAote sDs<sm-e1.M a
AysgcsAs ~ ssnt b. mMl Is0 Area ~. fAfta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
IDalER'S TRUMP ClRb
A. 70 Secure Control Of the
Everett Land Company.
.oeTcAoE FOR $500. 900

proceesffogs Conaeoe.
- n the Federal G0sst ~ the
r~ntrai Trust Co., Of New York.
Z xAkrh Was Trustee far the lzaoa
Ceopasy's Bsssds-Expsesasts
q nfIltsnsire's Western Trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Dutch Neal sim Uncon.clous.

CHICAGO, June 22-"Dutch'' Neal, the
ST. Louis pugl.lst who swooned In the ring
last night during contest with Harry
Peppers. today had not reSained con-
seionsness. He 10 apparently suffering
from a hemorrhage OF the brain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
He Tells in Choice Diction L I'LL L 111N
What Hudyan Has Done for Him. $ $

r. VI Nj. Signal Lodge, r. AMI A. Nj. Ala
Supreme l. p X. TIE Frsternal Brotherhood
+. & tn0n Cogncl No 8, Jr. q. L A NJ Cal
+ & AMI Prelae Marathon Lodge. Ne ~ X az p Cal
Deputy Court Angelina, Ne s&2z, l. O. For-sters, Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
WHY Is L

why should not tie Stockholders ot
me lfglnIa Il Truckee Railroad. whose
fortunes were derived from that road. ro-
lniburse Ormsby and Storey countias f,~
me subsidies with which the road was
puIIt? The stockholders Of the Virginia
" l~Furkee, so far as they are known il,
thlS State. are cheerful receivers of al
most any kind of ~tavors, but they give
nothing.
How can N~ewlandS, Y~erington & Co.
apuse the Central Pacific Railroad. vhicb
congress compels to pay every cent of
the subsidy received, principal and inter-
est Winnie they aie running a subsidized
road which pays nothing9 Because they
are English, "y' knav,"
why are NeWlands and Y~nrinrtoo GO
much opposed to railroads and - otbo.
nhohopolles? Because they control all
Ihe worst monopolies in the State. and it
IS natural they should abuse monopoIias
10 divert attention, on the same pr;ncinIa
that a thief runs through the street cr,
ing: stop, thief"
nat other monOpOlioS are NevIands
eringtOn connected with ontsido
the Virginia 4 Truckee Railroad? ,5,1ch
lhIlgS as assessment cinch games on the
Comstock and the water monono1v in
Carson.
what is meant by assessment cinch
games II water monopoly? Assess
iilefit clnch games are collecting mooney
from the laboring masses for prospectino
ma developing mines and using the f3ndq
OF some other purposes. The people of
arson know something about water mo-
lopoly from the experience last summer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
ANTI MONOPOLY.
hewlands' Thinkbrx Seems to
Be Pretty MuchIy
Warned.

II the suggestion that Newlands' Il "A,
IS diseased required confirmation the no
sltlon that he BOW occupies as ar anti
"~'on"pollst IS abundant proofo OF his faulty
or decaylng intellect. Before Newla~ DIS
mind was split wide open, and while
lie was advocating the nomination of Ste
phen ). Field for President in the Stock.
ton convention, he said:
Permit me to preface the
TeW0rcs WIich [ am about
to make by q cun did con-
1eSsIon. Very true, J am
IN t"bs c0nUenti1n upon a.
pr = ~ and I oz1 one of that
cl0s" ct Out101cs hn01cn as
CoTpoT0ti0n Att0r1eys, md
1c1sh to be cOnsidered as
s"ch----c0m manly hu01cu
0nd called C0rp0ruti0n
attorneys,
Ever sincet that time Mr.. NewIands has
oeei emphatically a servant Of cornora-
''onS' lie, Bob Morrow, Billy sharon
ana a few others have successfully and
Pfohtahly manipulated several minino
corporations on the Comst0ck. and ,nnov.
crushed by assessments the l,hnri,u
Masses while Newlands and his associ-
ates enjoyed the offs.
me most calling and Cypress i've corno-
ration which ever afflicted Nevada i -,
Virginia II Truckee Railroal. bailt bv
Oflnshy, Storey and the mining comma
mes without cost to the proprietors. Mr.
and Mr.. Y~erington for the Io.+
SIN or seven years have used this corno-
fatloh as a political machine to advance
me interests Of Mr.. Newlands, Tn thn
present contest for S~onatOrship Mr. yor-
llStoh requires every emplove Of this
corporation to enter the lobby and fight
.'I me elevation of Nh. NewIands
lAI> IS not all. Mr.. NeWIandS has hoan
't''eo to Congress four times. and re-
'tiNed the votes of the en3oloves of the
eli'raI Pacific Railroad. lie pretended
% Withdraw from the Senatorial contest
ma pledged himself to the Silver Party
"H\ehti"n to support Mr.. Stewart for
lie SENATE n the vote along the line of
ne Central Pacific railroad shows how
oHaIE ne was superiority that corDora-
ION even in the last election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
NeWtands nd Neaeie

EeWi3nl-. when h started his cam
poigu, had nj~ o:s'~Saries industriousl,
circulate the n~Ia;ci.. !l hat Nayle was
h'Hr'"ier a1'l Il: t.:r ~.~ here to hel,
elect Stewart. va this 90 G. .vr I'D an,
part that New lands may have Ina! III IN,
killing of Judge Terry?
The San Francisco bulletin of SsLla,
has an article by Miriam N;icle>oi ;n.1
has a direct reflection upon Mir. New
lands and shows his folly in importing
TINS issue against which The APPEAL has
constantly protested. The Sharon. CASE
ought not to be retired in a senatorial
contest IN Nevada, and Mr.. Newlands is
the last man who should ask to have the
case re-opened. He ought to be satisfied
WIN Judgement in his favor, his pro-
perry secure and his pers2n safe from
dangerous enemies.
The article in the Bulletin, of which the
following IS an excerpt, covers nearly a
page and should be read by all Nevadans
STOCKTON, Jan. 2l.-"Mrs. Terry is
dying at the Stockton Insane ASYLUM.
her mania has become so violent that
''4S AK 7tlNit-JdcheI Restraints ner.'
Its the most grandioSe ofmanias that
struggles i'll the heWiIdered head for
mastery with the mass Of u~ndigested
legal knowledge and law terms.
That Sarah Althea Hill Sharon Terry
as she signed her name 20 a paner she
gave ma-should acquire his irrelevant
tumble OF knowledge of law. OF dates, Of
Volumes; and even OF pages and sections,
there was ceaseiess battling for years in
the courts of California; there was the
dlsbarment of one great lawyer and the
upholding of another as great am! quite
as guilty; there was the flight to Honolulu
ana then to Australia of a law clerk with
s-o,ooo paid for a spurious document;
there was a decision in this wonan's
favor, granting her a divorce from ex-
senator sharon and awarding her half
thc community property; there was the
importation Of ID Judge 70 preside in the
FejeI"n courts. who became one of the
Supreme Justices of The United States,
Ifat that decision might he reversed.
there Was the fearless defiance of the
Judge 10y this WOMAN IN omen coI1rr tba+
brought q baiIit. Il her side to arrest her
ana tie =" lift ~imtcrpoSition of an ex-Su-I
pfetle Judge, who would have killed the
man who laid his hand upon hcr: there
was a SIN-months' term for one of than,.
ilcre was a slow death 10y inches for the
P"raIY|ed ex-senator and many times |
millionaire, " no died bequeathiug . leg
3GN OF hate tA tho ,-,g,,y,, H., I,l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
TIE DOCGER,
The Congressional Acrobat Dies
Not Care to Ceny Evil
Gert FACTS,

ona JANUS complains that his rec
10 - use" against hiil' bu
recor1 u"ie oehS the truth OF thu
Ia daa~
"e"S 'hat III oodged Thu
Uo -
vote "', ue'y th"' ne lodged thu
Vote on the attempt to pass the Bland
r. '"'n 'le silver seIgnlorage in the
ua dooa VI 'oieNel"lo
,o+a NV oe"S tnat ne lodged the
nassoa IL mouse OF Representatives
miss;aa ',n i0'' 10 appoint a COM
a1ia 1Ia. oo'''S mo erect tiie lndlanap-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
Uncle Toms Cabin.

Tonight the citizens Of Carson can
ENJOY a legitimate performance. The
J"hn +. Stowe Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pahy Will appear at our Opera House.
me pIa Is to be carried out in the strict
INES Of the famous book, and the Dor
travail is said to be the best, now ON rho
road The company comes with forty
people n the chorouse~, dances and
novelty features are said to be far above
the average.
People who enjoy a good time and a
Pheasant evening should attend. See the
hlg parade at noon and buy reserved
seats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
oWnS7ndisms

burns, Buns and Doodle will name the
next Senator from California; says the
5. F. Star.
Ru>sia, it seems is determined to have
peace, even if She has to fight the whole
Of Europe for it.
The highest officers Of the army are
calling each other liars, at ,ort range
and probably speaking truly.
There are lots of married mon who
cont know a thing about music. vet they
play second fiddle at home all the time.
If heaven is "a place of eternal rest" a
number Of fellows of perpetual leisure
around here are inactiycly training for if
1t is cause for congratuIation that San
Francisco policemen are dyingotf mid
but the old Chief still hangs on with buII-
dog tenacity,
good many heroes of the late war
were made wholly Of wood pulp and
printers ink.-Bodie Miner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
Lost a Finger.

Yesterday about noon Raw Croveu Of
ms city met with an accident that ne
cessItated the amputation of a finger.
lie was shooting pigeons near his home.
ana dropped the gun on the frozen
ground. The gun exploded and the
charge OF shot passed up through his
fingers inirrj"g the middle finger of the
left hand to such an extent that DR.. Lea
removed the melnh'r at the last JOINT. It
was merely good l"r>nne that he was not
more seriously iuiured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
High Compliment.

10 Alexander J. MCGOWAN of Ormsby
county, has been awarded the honor of
placing VIM. NJ. Stewart in nomination
III the Assembly today. Senator Living
ston Will make the nomination in the
Upper House. 1t is an honor we'll de-
served by both gentlemen and thew will
make efforts worthy of the occasion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
War

1neprices on furniture for the holiday
tfaie are being slaughtered and Gu;
from head to hyde. Anyone intending 10
purchase should embrace this opporlu-
nlty and cali at ki~tzIneyer's furniture
store between BOW and New Years he
Will sell regardless OF cost, just for
fun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24

All w~orkingmcn will be pleased to
near that a nev lot Of celebrated Bull
brltches' have been received at Joe
Platt's.
TO the delegates Of Eureka county
GU are invited to call at the Emporium
n examine their line of white shirts.
The Emporium continues to add fine
goods to thet tailoring department. For a
real fine suit call and have one made.
Cabinet photographs. Only Sl.O0 per
dozen. At Dunham Il Cartlands. Mar
gallery, Carson.
The General Arthur, Hoffman House
and other leading brands of cigars at
X. c. Riggs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
Seed Distribution.

EDITOR The distribution of
garden and flower seed will soon begin.
L would be obliged if you would inform
the people of Nevada that I shall be
pleased to furnish them seed if thew will
send their name and address by postal or
letter to me at Washington, d. c..
VIM. NJ. STEWART.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
ALL SORTS
AS a liniment Trib is supreme.

=
Porto de Orc cigars at c. w. Friends.
HIM. Gorham of Virginia City was
about town yesterday.
For sale-Cart and harness for sale.
Inquire at Benton's stable.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms. En-
quire of Mrs. J.. McQuarters. lw
Latest styles in mems hats at The Yam
kee clothier's, opposite the Capitol.
TO RENT-A fine sunny house. APP
ply at Petersen d Spriugnneyer's.
All the best brands of cigars carried at
J. NJ. JOhnson's Drug Store.
Furnished rooms to ent-on front
and a suite Of rooms opposite the Brew
cry.
FROZEN FRESH OYSTERS at L. H
Bells.
If you want the best Painter makes
them. Baby pictures a speciality.
Gents neckwearand furnishing goods
at +. W. Days opposite the Capitol.
People are asking. "Whal is the mean
ingo f'Anything?" It is anything to get
office.
Furnished rooms to rent one block
west of Post Office inquire at APPEAL
office.
Oil and rubber clothing. mack ;ntoshes
for men and boys at reduced prices at
Joe PIatt's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
Three Great War Books,

Il war with Spain complete to date
Inc great pictorial war atlas and ra,ni-
"ISoelceS OF the wal by all the promi-
ntnt participants.
Pm. HANSEN. City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
furnished Ronms.

I'm suite or single, or for housekeepino
Apply at Mrs. Cary's, east of the canitoI
dl3Im.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24

Don't forget to get one of thosa boa,.i
III calendars for 1899 at Caswin & Note-
wares,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24

yesterday j. P. Woodbury. had his
badly injured by being caught in
some machinery at the Eureka mills.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24
Funeral Notice

The funeral of the late T. y. Stone will
take place at , =. IN. today from the Epis-
cOpaI church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24

:" A " !" hi 'H A a hi N III AI III HE E E F E E n HIM KF aM
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Is Us 1hat the best is the cheapest All our .
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u hoooer Goods Of the first quality You .
d ooy nrst c;ass footware from us as cheap as :
you pay for inferior goods All we ask is a trial. :
{. Burlington. .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-24

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