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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

TIE following ircsis wsrr flcd yes
terisy in the county auditors Office
Annie y. and julius Horton tu Jhe,
ob u stafrrr. lai ~ block &. George,
town. August e $50
Frank NuIneman 81 u Ca y. \
Armstrong; lot to block .. h T.
Holmes ada Aus ~. ASA
stafford Duncan e. IA. 60 Sadie -
Galloway. tract wet ~ Baman at-
~uur. opposite lot 4. block /. Eds
mont add Junr - 500
Martin Kelly 81 uS 90 james "
tioyc~ lots 3 and q hfnck If, Gilman
park. August - tiza
= n snna - Nv. - James o=NsaL
tut I and swA. nwA and WA awi, sec
I. tap g. r a August -. 3 iss5 %.
r. J White - ux 10 David 4
Lewis tract IN Sc - twp - q
August 2. Siea
= II Lilirntha' - TX BY " q
Rowland attorney. 10 r. ! Whit.
tract In acc - twp 20 9 July g.
uso.
r ) white - W 10 Joseph }
Lewis, tract in sec - twp q q.
August =. 500
Max Glorious et AZ - Ad5iph Ctnsr
lots ! and q block J. u Y. pay's
First add April ! iss5. s.
tamra Fitzgerald 20 Geo. Morley
Telephone. Telegraph. Electric and
Telegraph Extension mines. SALMON
district. August - 81 60
John &. Quiuiiysu To George T
Gardner and A " iisEer. undivided
= md John Thomas. undivided =
New kiondiks mine Money creek
district. February 10. 81 90
John Thpmas. gcorKr T Gardner
and \ ". ttaEer 50 uplconda Min
ms company. same property. suKusi
.. mining stock
West coast Improvement company
q Mary D. stewart int IL block
~ ballard Second add. Gilman park.
June e. lt7o
Harley iiaisteai 70 ~ W Stone.
lots - and -. block !. Lake View
addition. August - fts5.
state so Mae ialilhau and Torn
paik lot q biaek SO. Seattle Tide
Lands August - 80
Mae Toehey tner HaIiahaui and
Tum Folk ~ Camel Coal company.
lot 3. block 40. Seattle Tide lands.
August -. y 0o0
United states patent % Emma ?
Pratt. nNs uWt. aec H. twp g. 3.
November u. isps.
state 10 Vim Bishop. Tot 10 ant =.
bieck is1 seattle Tide iands. Mar h
81 1855. -
state 10 Wesi Coast Manufacturing
4 Investment company ~ lot =. aII
lots = "a Is hinrk s. ballard Tide
lands August Is. G1.t0s
Florence ~. Chick To- Guy u
cftck. undivided Ia lots and 2
block 70 q kinuear's add, Aug Is.
80
James X Murphy to Hiram sra-
field. ets lots anf :. block q. TER
ry's First add August ". g. 90
WIN. " Hnrdle To Margaret .
Turnhull. part lots . and 10. block 2.
VIM. Il HraRley.s add. August ..
81 200
David Decker to Thora Hansen. lot
&. block .. Psiattne Hii add. august
q. TOO
Taco MesjaR to Zina BraaE. lot it.
WrlRht's add. August =. 81.
Same 10 Tum MrsdhR. 10, rs.
wrightH add August q. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31

MBs IAsCtuETz rrafsssianai midwife a
NUM- Unfner 2Ith anl Madlsan stresl
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Tho LORDS csreisssness

TYSGSHpRD. Mass. Aug IL
IRE town has bcrn suffering for a
month past in the eyes 81 the gudiy
folks because - the report = frv
made 70 the state nre rua rshai BY
ore ~ the seirctmvn. A house NaH
struck BY lightning and the ssiec,.
man wrote it down as due TO the
carsiesauess - tn Lord and a thup-
l.=rsturrn H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning Markets to-
day oper ed very slowly. and no
change IN prices occurred during the
morning.
Live chickens continue TO como In
in great quantities.. and the dealers
enn buy an ample supply ut i2c. al
though some farmers refuse 10 sell
At Ut's price The jobbinE price has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31
n Brothers Crime.

NEW MILFORD. Conn Aug I'll
x Trrkhaus. a baker. sEed 50 years
and his wife. were shot tonight BY
Trekhaus' brother. the a lfe dying In
stangiy TrekAus sill dIr The mur-
dsFer TED and when pursued. killed
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31
THE l0CK-STEP
IS ABOLISHED

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Aug al
Marching convicta In lock step has
been abolished In the state prison
north. II was regarded az a brutal
ling and needless measure. that had
been 0utRruWu. and itz abolition was
brought about In the interests -
prison reform. In some other prIa-
ous this style ~ marching has been
done away With for reasons that
appealed t. the wardens Warden
Harley. ~ the priton north. explains
that the lockstep was abolished be-
cause ~ only served to humillate the
eUuvlrta
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FUNSTON IS SOON
To RETURN HON

KAt-sAs CITY. Ne. Aus IA
cahlesram u the star from Manila
today says
The Twentieth kansas Regiment
and Cen Funstpu have been assign.
ed q sail on she United states trans.
port Tartar about september s. The
Tartar VIII ~ 10 san Francisco VIA
HonwkouE
Nine officers and SO men - tn
rsgimsnt have been discharged 60
date and 10 are sick None OF the
invalids arr in danger
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WARSHIPS TO
SAN DOMINGO
News OF a Startling Nature
Received at Washington.

WASHINGTON. u. g. Aug. Al
Tho navy department has received
news Of a startling character from
South America and san Domingo.
what the information II the depart
ment viii not say, but Il Is quite evil
dent that It II Of nature involving
American Interests and the protec-
ton Of American citizens. II IL not
denied that the subject Of sending
more ships to the South American
coast. as well a. to San Domingo
and Hsyti is under consideration.
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THE HOSTING
ROPE PARTED

ATrTCA. Ind. Aus Il Last ~
euing, while Green Hovcy. proprietor
of coal mine near here. ami Perry
Maekin. an wrnpioxe. Nerr being
holsled up tho shaft. the rope parted
as they we're nearing the top. and the
cage teii with lightning speed 70 the
bottom. Hovey was instantly killed
and Mackin vas hurt Internally and
had several bones broken. lie is not
expected to live. The shaft - Sc feet
des.p.
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Children Of Nobility.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 21.-An
imperial ukase has been issued es-
tabilnhinR "A system ~ education fnr
the children ~ the nobility. largely
a. government expense.
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IAIto ISs

OF EVERY description mix aud repairing
furnaces ami steel stoves. TN roofing. TT
tlark. id5 " Madison ~ 'rhone Main 49,
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THE PACIFIC Tailoring co. Best SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made Ia the city. nyeing
cleaning. repairing, sl5 Third avenue.
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Golfer Don't you ever get tired ~
farming FHrmer--'T aiu't no uHo -
Rettin' tired ~ Il. young man. Farm
In aiu't no fad
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Milo \. Root has moved to the Kew
York block and has ntted elcnant
attorneys Offices In that building
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Seattle and North
western Mining and Stock Exchange
VIII be held at the oompany's on
10 a. m. Thursday, Septer-
next, for the election 80
JOuN~
Dated Seat
Aug
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Mar. Grain ard feed.

Hay tiobhiurp-puFrt sound. per
ton. rTffg Eastern Washington tim
othy. 81 ao4itoo. alfalfa. SO oodIt %
cats OobbluEl-si' ton. ts5Wes
Harley rolled. SO. whole.
SO.
Corn whole. 81 -. cracked. IL.
feed meal Per ION. ~ %.
Feed wheat. 81. oil cake. meal.
81. %. mlddliHRs. tsieoGs1 %. bran.
81 %. shorts. 80 eo0iT %. chopped
feed. $50 oouz2 %. dairy chopped feed.
ffEn
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Fresh Meat OnbbinEl- beef
7e per III. steer beef. 74c per 10,
mutton. vcihcr. sc per 10. pork. 7ne
per 10. veal. large. Sc per -. small
To-
Provisions UnbbinF) Hams. large
isl4c. hams. small. lac. breakfast ia
con. it4c. dry sailed sides. 1Ac. Hex,
sAe
Lard OabbiuRl Home made. pei
10. - white star. 80. Coin special
sac. lard compound. uefeeH. &c. Rex
sAe.
Fresh Fish gehhinF) -IIailbut
Soc salmon. 6dsc. FOUNDERS. zHtc
soies. am1e. rock cod, sac. shrimps
Sc. umeIt. 5atr. oysters. olympia. s.
50 per sack. $50 Per gallon. CLANS,
81 90 per sack. buuEencss crabs. live.
no. cooked. 81 20. ling cod. t9sc
black cod. e0Te. bass. audc.
Nuts
walnuta. per IL sacks, lie.
black waiuuts lac. pecann. Zoe. aim
ouds. fancy. soft shell. iiu IS. aim
ands. No. 2. Ice. peanuts. &C.. pine
ice. cocoanuts. per dozen. saupoc.
Lumber and Building Material
Logs Superior quality. per N, Ne
1 fr. ts17. merchandise flr. per NJ
81 50u5. No cedar. EGu7 common
per NJ. ttu5. spruce logs. IS 80. cedar
ahiugle bolts. i2H275.
Fir Lumber Rough. 81. thick nm
iHhcd. surfaced. enc or two sides. :
10 and y inches wide. fiaW2n. lengths
% 10 10 feet. special lengths. tac pei
" extra. one-tuch finish. ii1uis. al
vertical grain. 81 per " extra, iioor'
Ing. dressed and matched. fisn2i
stock boards. s4inch. f9u1s. iG-inch
- 50nis. t2=lneh. Hlsffi9. fencing. No
4 ur G-iuch finish, 50. Ne. 2 81. 81
channel rustic 81 drop Gliding. weight
1000 lbs. itintt. nr timber. ioistH and
seRntlinRa. rough. s. 5omie. $ / / y
- 50a1ss $ =. tliait. box boards
i2-insh and w. SIS
Washington RED Cedar Lumber
Rough. 50. bevci siding. weight zoe
lbs. sitat5 50. ceiling. weights. Nos
I, ?. and 2, 6-s-inch. 500 lbs, Nos
/. 2 and 2. 7s-tuCh. zoo lbs. Sl3d23,
wainscotiuc. &l0uii. rustic. t2hg2s
80 shingles. $50. standard shin
glcs. 81 20. l-iueh nniah. ~, II ana II
feet t25a3i. thick finish. t2sd36, ce-
dar squares. Z. s. and 10 feet. s2iu
30. pickois. 81.
Kiln dried. 81 IN advance Of green
drayaEe. h0c.
Jobbing Questions.
The iohhlng quotations today wer,
as follows.
Sugar O9hbinE) Golden G, In Ibis
$50; extra G. In bbls. 40. powder
ed. t5s5. dry graduated, $3.50. cube
tjsa, spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. OobbIng) Patent FIX.
eollent $50 Novelty a, $40. Stai
ObakcrHD. t2.sa. Centennial. $3.50, Cold
Rock. t315, California brands. $500
corn meal. yellow. 81 G5 per 100 lbs ~
i0=lb sacks. 8" 90 hhl b0-lb sacks
corn meal. white. ti75 per 100 lbs II
l0-lb sacks. $500 bbl In 50-lb sacks
huckwhcat flour. pure. $3.50 Del
30 lbs In l0-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. SOS per 100 Tbs In 10
ID piclg. farIno. s2.sj per l0'
pounds In lO-lb sacks, steel eu'
oatmeal. $3.50 per 100 lbs In l0-lt
sucks, Rranam -four. Sl,75 per 100 10.
In io-lb sacks. whole wheat flour. 81.
Sc per 100 lbs in 1o-lb sacks; rye
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Diamond Ring Free.

We give away free at our 2.s0 q m.
auction sale every day valuable
Diamond Ring and 10 other elegant
prruenta. In order to secure large
attendance At the sale Of tho New
York jewellery Co.'S stock ~ Ola
mouda. watches, Jeweiry and Silver
ware. Special sale % Rogers silver
ware Mt y. m. each day. The fol-
loving persons received Diamond
rings free last week. Mrs. Martin
7it Maynard avenue; Mrs Young.
Hotel York. Mrs. Jacobs. Mcdonald
block. J u. Wilson. Ballard. Mrs.
Jocklin. TIA Firth avenue. Auction
sales at $50 and 7.3o daily. seats
reserved for ladies at the Emporium.
g7 Second avenue.
-=-==af o. --=-=-
uoru Drug Co. fHfth and Pike
JIssef pt.ou risciE.ists iHunu riks -
b--
Special snle-fflue note paper. in
boxes Denny Coryell Co. TIC lat ave
Won. the Ass9yer. s4-ab Roxwell blk
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al-t4Hlf lhllFtE 60 fiBiiIefH = BfidE
sr ahfrHH rHAI hHuHrrs e. ifis driF-
lHE and foam lati.Hs. dealers De- pies. lpEa
HrH H.uFf
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Vegetables

Potatoes UtbbiuEl Native pBtn
TOYS. iaiAc per 10. California pata
toes. ti4WiAe pee 10 hests. 81 %
per rack. carrots. per sack. ssrustr
8'sutr per DO atrinE beams. B. per 10
81 boai - per sack uraa. 2ggc greer
corn. isaf1n r~r dog eurumhers. e0a
ase. tomatoes lae california Hvre
potatoes. s. 80 per tee lbs. bri pop
peers 81 s5ut tn. native onions. 81
California onions. 81 aau1 eD# garlic
g. 10 1vfnan rrunrs. oraFi 90. rrai
arplre aae. California Bartlett peara
81 1uUi fa.
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rot M.

tnHSn-Tho flacs 70 bny stoves furn..
tnfe. inFaild chairs, cfucEorp. pillows.
comforts tArher chairs. mlrrors pianos,
sewing machines. sFsrYthihg and any.
thing. y. thsrin5s second hand store. eOi
aud ca PIKE street
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nuy "a acre tract Moore Inv 60
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not vet been affected. as there 10 "a
read demand auI the market lu vel
balanced
Nriaileta have udyHnsed thelf pf4e
- uu oyatrrs. which ere quito scarce
bat lubhinF prlepa remain uucb7uH
ed
Tho following prieca are being ~.
ferei to the producer by tho local
dealers Tor delivery la round lots on
thu dock or In The ear at Seattle.
Grain oats. t3lOn, barley. sip
wheat chicken terd. fips 20. bran. 80
shorts. titu0.
ilaS Puget sound. per ton. sG1fG %
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 90
ale alfalfa. tpaflo.
FeEn strictly fresh ranch. Pie
iiufter Fresh ranch. Aafi0t. best
creamery. 2oH2se
Poultry Chickens live. i2al2e.
ducks ltr turkeys. tlci geese. Zoe.
live stock Choice beef cattle
cows 1ulises steers. 34uise. good
hogs. live. aUsihe. hogs afesHci o.,
valves dresaed. large. &C. small D.,
calves. large. live. ac. small D..
ilideH, i'elta and Wool Heavy
sound suited ateers. over 90 lbs. Sue.
medium SOUND. per w. Fs. light
uound under q lbs. 7ises cows. sound.
all Nrirhts. 5iac atBss. bulls and oxen
tNS, sailed kipH fasf colves. per no.
SIC green hides. g. irsr than saited
dry hides. per 10. r.. dry cuils. one
third lees summer deer. per 10. zsQ
sic. winter deer. dry. NBlGe. paPery
deer. aul2c dry clka. eafiar. green
elk. tWsr sheep prlta. sisfste. shsaf.
.inEn. 1885,. iantrrn Washing on
wool. sisc. Western Washington wool
isisc. dirty or timber burned. iQlao
tallow. zisutr.
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pANefNe ArAnlMN..

u H uErEw. dsutist spseialir, IN cro~r
and bridge snfa a. hu.s. buiiiihs.
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INV HOME sewing machines. Rest ana
cheapest machine made. sold on easy pay
m-uts Dlhce next door 20 postoihce.
WHITE IS KtSu Of all sewtnE machinea
Sold bv a n Nuris iuOG Second av. pio-
uter dealer Ia sowing machine and sew
lax machine supplies. Tel. Bur Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31

EpIuNh HuWDEN. real estate loan, AMI
lufurHure private funds. low rates. no
iad ifpa MONEY furnished at h0ut delay
Rooms !. I. beatef Horton Hank
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tiAbEAf hsme u#sa. bfes8 .akes aai
tlHzlff4 Beet in che rIff 1901 rhlrt ave.
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bft-iNa AND tLIkNiSo
Atlas ut. WnFaa. 20 Union s,rs.t T.,-.
lhshF HaH 4Ni Ias gGly French Dys
v 49, IH fhs city
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RUPTURE cured without knife, path CT loss
- time. Room III nolyuke block.
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SEWING MACHINES.

RUlHEH Dpe aluminium and enamel let
terr for signe anl house numbers Chss.
Meftuu. sl0 NeHler way. Tel Black lSf2.
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JtNI,.

TIRE SEATTLE Junk CO. pays lowest prices
usi agaaf. business los Railroad avenue.
Tel hiHch lila.
alaska Junk Go. pays highest prices.
prompt returns. Nc. li1i Western Ave.
Tel PIKE tie
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HfHtsEnTDs 3 DEWITT aa.tIas.lrs -,
FHt'fr lht fiHfaHr. .HFh flf second han
furniture f.12 iIfat aEH. TH. r4as io
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-31

HEAT4 IN CiafhHs Pressing 90. Keep your
eiHtHTa tn HlhIH fOF 81 10 mo Aysfng
gieanlnE. fstalfiag. no. al Tel SUI IOo..
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norn., Asp FURNISHED ROOM.

iioIsi.- AND FURNISHED ROOMS
" Apf uish a ruam or anftclpats a change
Try the He hrster hotel PIKE and Second:
asa fgssn 81 per s~eks uicsly Furnished
e4tril0 rtaaHs - 10 81. tranEients &c and
tue FREE baths. electric nEhts
HpTEI. YoEk=Ftrst avenue eni PIKE rrst
class fuataa and board Al 50 FeT week.
HoTEf. CutHY-Cor Third and Cherry.
itt elast ron and beard. s. week and up.
gItNN0ob notsE-iIu south rifth. SIN
Hls nlanas 81 81 70 and ~ psr week
THE VICTORIA fdrst Avenue. slss.at
furnished faeius q and 81 q week suitss
WITH hath. etc. q stArk proprietor.
HOTEL EANpY-rieasant rooms. U2s First
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rINASonL MONEY no LOAN.

nEsr and aaiy thdrauFn daaeinT aehooi Il
cay. aaY End seeninF Tth a Columbia .,
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Haru Drug Co. f1fth and Pike
IIsrcf pt.on bisci9siats inuno rtks -
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EuH sALE= coed. s-room house and lots;
ON car Inc. high ant sightly, ul0l
Hardin, inB7 Firsi avenue
SEE Hanson before purchasing sewing
machine. A few good second hand ma
chimes Tor sale reasonable. 2i5 Columbia
street, opposite post1fiice-
WANTED buy cid gold ana silver n
Hsnsel. mfr 4eWeirf. = Hinckiey block.
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H"H"IINAFItN- tuIUl0AN uANK on
fEATTI.E


H9IET'a. b.s8rfesu n en-. fanIrart8fs ana
suHs-Hs tlus Western Ave Tel Bun gs3
RANDALL general lahH.eE rel Green 80.
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al.os pala-,, coIls.. 81 a i.l-5, n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-08
THE THING NEEDED

The move that the press of the State
has on Just now to boom things re-
minds us of the boy that whistleG
Yankee Doodle" going through the
burying-ground to keep up his cour.
age. We are not afraid to state that
Just new, as a general thing, times
are harder in Nevada than they ever
were before since she became a State,
1t is true that in some localities there
Is a slight revival of business, and
We are glad to note this change, Our
exchanges are telling of gold mines,
copper mines, gypsum mines, nickel
mines, zinc mines, alfalfa mines, beet
and potato mines and all kind of
things that can be found in Nevada.
end there 10 no josh about these mines
being here either. but to get anybody
to take hold of these properties is a
different question. In the first place
transportation is a great drawback to
osr State. The next thing is that
those who seek to engage in agricul-
tural pursuits find that the water
supply is short. But very few peo-
pie in the State have any money to
invest in anything outside of grub,
and those who have taken big wads
Of money out Of the State do not seem
to be willing to let a dollar of it go
back.
Since the silver industry has been
killed the Times has advocated the
building of ~beet-sugar factories, -four
mills, starch factories, diaries and
everything that could in any possible
way be of advantage in putting Ne
vada products into a condition for
consumption by Nevada people. But
it has been an uphill row to hoe. The
greatest and most important thing
Tor Nevada is to get free coinage of
silver; the next thing is to get an If
rigation system to water our fertile
v~allies; and the third proposition is
to get another line of road across the
State. The first two things accom-
plished the third will readily follow.
Ana we are afraid that until these
three things are accomplished there
will be ne great prosperity in the
State. Here and there business nay
pick up from time to time but .h~~r
wiz be no s5stan, al a4~a4ceueut
Of prosperity md W a,e 80 siiar.ar
e'.I1t Lyon Countg Cims,.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-08

1c"a1@ E+lastL OF Boston has
3d. Esd an open letter to the L, S.
Attorney General denying that he has
sent any communication of anv kind
to any private soldier, OF regimental
ofhcer in the U. S. Army at the Phil
ilplnes. He said that his phamhlets
were sent out as a test and he wrote
to the Secretary of War telling him
what he had done.
Dreyfus scented the French armv
scandal and vas Sent to solitary i'm
pflsonment and degraded. General
Miles scented the American army
scandal and is to lose his rank and
be otherwise punished, and by a man
who was once convicted by him of
Recorder
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-08

FOR SALE-One horse, 3 mules. |
iour-horse wagon and harnesses
Cheap. Enquire of Mrs. Michael Fox.
The leading drug store in prices in
the State is The Thaxter Drug Store.
It's no trouble to get good cigars
{. w. Friend keeps them.
The best nickel clock il the world fo,
Nc at Davis and Farrer's.
Try some of those jellies and Jams
~ cents per can at Chas. H. Kelly Il Cos.
Arlington block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-08
Estray Notice

Came to my premises on March 21s
one brown mare owned by Pete Millich.
The owner can have the same by calling
at the premises and paying all charges.
apl6-2w J.. r. MARTIN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-08

Parker Fountain pens, writing. busi.
ness and school tablets, typewriter paper
carbons and other supplies; agency for
Butterick's patterns, al Davis and Far
rer's.
All OF the latest magazines and period
calls are on sale at Davis & Farrer's.
Geo, Tyrrell receives fresh strawberries
daily.
All the latest styIee of hats, shirts
and, in fact, anything in Gents fur
nlshings, just recei we'd at los. Platt's
LosT-A jeweled hat pin. Return to
this office and receive reward.
Neck Ribbon Stays 1Oc each at Miss
Taylor's.
Little gents shoes at one dollar a pair
at Chas. II. Kelly Co. The finest article
n town for the price. See them to-day.
FOR SALE-A number OF fine tides
laces, and decorative work, etc. In
quire Of Charles Ben Lynch block.
Fifty dozen mems working shirts, 3 for
and so dozen white handkerchiefs. 5
for Csc at the Emporium, Carson. For
week only.
Sam Cohn continues to receive new
samples from Wannamaker Il Brown.
The beauty of this firm is that it furn-
ishes just what it advertises. See the
samples and prices.
During house cleaning in the spring it
IS necessary to put in new furniture, and
IN order to get the best go to Geo. w
kltZmeyer. He can show you the latest
and al the lowest prices ever heard of in
Carson.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-08-04

WHENEvER time hangs heavily on
the hands Of Messrs. Allen 8 Stevens,
the Bismarck lawyers who have been
trying to raise merry ned in Emmons
county, they put their heads together
and evolve a new amended complaint
in the county seat case. They re-
Gently served on Attorney Register a
second amended complaint, which,
with It's immediate predecessor and
the original, makes three complaints
that this pair Of worthless have
launched upon q suffering public.
The third complaint is as full Of prunes
as the other two. The Messrs. Regis
ter have made answer to this third
document. The people Of Emmons
County should understand that B. N.
Stevens, who was in Williamsport
shortly after the last election, is re-
sponsible for the attempt to stir up
trouble in this county. 1t was Stevens
who first claimed that he could over
throw an election here in which the
question voted on was carried by more
than two thirds Of the electors, and
in which every ticket counted clearly
expressed the intention Of the man
who voted 1t. This should not be for.
gotten.