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, 1883-05-19
WILL SPOKANE CELEBRATE?
Well, Yes, Somewhat 1.
a Hit I'm the Right Direction that
Means business from Cen
ter 10 circumference.

For some time past the leading
spirits of Spokane Falls have been
feeling around for the purpose of as
certaining the drift of public scnti-
ment upon the question of a suitable
observation OF the approaching 4th
of July. On every hand they met
with encouragement. Not voice
was raised in opposition to the Propo-
/ sitiOn, and after a general canvass it
was decided, in order 10 make a he
ginning, to hold an open air meeting
and appoint an Executive Committee
to take the matter in hand and carry
out such Il programme as would H.
deemed most eNpcdient, and which
would give every one a chance to en-
joy the Fourth without the necessity
of going away from home. Monday
evening was the time fixed upon for
holding said meeting. At an early
hour the Spokane Falls Cornet Band,
ayoung, yet very promising and Wig
OrOus organization, ladened the night
air with distilled melody that had the
effect Of gathering together good
many people in remarkable short
time. The crowd swarmed at the
| corner of Main and Howard streets.
The meeting was called to order by
| Mayor Glover, Dr. Gundy was unan-
imOusly chosen Chairman, ii. C. Hay
ward Secretary. j. N.GlOvcr and :.
c. Hyde were called upon, and both
/ gentlemen responded from the varan-
{ da in front Of the North Pacific Hotel
In rattling off hand, .har'l-hitting, ex-
temporary speeches that took things
by storm, and TO add to their excel
lency they wereas briefaS they were
effective. The crowd settled down
at once TO business, for on motion the
Chairman appointed the following
Executive Committee, that w-IS\au-
thorizcd TO appoint subcommittee,
and make SuchUrrangementS as they
saw fit: j. y. Glover, \. NJ. Cannon,
:. q. llavcrIhalc, II. L. Cutter, J. NJ.
Grimmer, :. G. Hyde, and ]. T.. Rec.
/ II is evident from the state Of IOpu-
lar feeling, and from the character Of
the gentlemen who have the work in
hand, that The promised celebration
to take place at the Falls will surIrass
in every respect anything Of like
kind ever attempted in Eastern
Washington. All that is required Is
a little liherllity on the part of our
people, and a corresponding activity
on the part Of those who have been
honorcd by appointments ON the sew
crll committees, and the result will
be II surprise To all who may particle
pate in the hurrith. DU not let il bc
! forgotten for a moment that there is
plenty Of work to bc done in order t0
accomplish that which is about To lie
undertaken, hut all difficulties tan be
overcome il harmony and system
PREVAILS. Let there L. no misunder-
standings. Everybody should put
their shoulders 10 the wheel and Ia
bor with a hearty good will. Now
that the work has heen cut out let
the preparations go on merrily, and
never let the world at large think for
Il moment. that there is any such
word as fail in the bright lexicon
that circulatcS in these diggingS.
, 1883-05-19

There is great demand for dwellings,
in fact there is hardly an unorcupied
house to be had in the city. Would it not
he a good idea il some Of. our cash-burd-
eHeu ci'lAehs W"uid put up hummer oi
this ''ass "I houses inc reh's "ouiu pay
good interest,"
Mcssrs. Babbitt 4 Thompson, late oi
Fargo, have purchased the Dclmonico
restaurant from Charl v Carson. ItlOokS
as though a good slice of the Dakota pop
ulation was drifting out here. There is
plenty Of room and this country welcomes
just such class of pushing citizens.
The white ton vehicles Of slow trans
portation. bv which the sturdy immigrant
conveys his household goods from popul.
o,,s states ont intot the ncw and undcyclorcd
northwest, are common objects hcrcahouts
already so carly in the season. They come
to stay and grow up with the country.
1T. MrCarthrr has our thanks for I,to
COMIC, Of the Fargo. Dakota. daily trans,
They show evidence, from the over
crowded conditions Of the advertising col
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EXPLANATION.

BY one of those unavoidable acci-
dents that will occur in shipping
freight from San Francisco. a portion
of our press failed to arrive this
week and we either had to postpone
issuing, or have it done somo4herc
else. We concluded to print and
through the Kindness of +. c. Mont
gomery, proprietor Of the Cheney
Sentinel, we had the work done down
there. The paper is day late on
that account, but we hope this delay
may not happen again soon.
, 1883-05-19


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p'o 70 'i"aNS au'"iice anu cilaiipioh 'he
o""so VI euucatioh' Inc sum mus secured
a'i''u'''S 10 several tnous'hu uoliars' anu
" - .''e intention 10 eNpehu some So'ooo
~ ."o -, v"''s'ruc'ioh oi " scl""I p"il"lns
'''' WA meet the REQUIREMENTS OF 'he
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s""'''oi,' eilu oi howard street. S"u'h "i
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49, upon inc ci'E ana lar oul over Il
ii''''''1''''o i".% s.re'cn OF country. Inc llh"
70 "c purchased from the North Pacihc
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crowded Wiih praise . u-lli rs Eilu- and books
forward o. - t'sur a1a III e >sfrlsrs before
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ton q max NJ 1hl- BIZ h1nns- " has trav-
sied over stN'1nl 'Arsa-an-i uli-T> ~ country
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, 1883-05-19
Nearly Ready.

Olaf Windingstad, the civIl cngi-
necr who has charge Of the railroad
surveying Rrty now laying out the
residue Of the rlilr0ad lands in and
about Hne Falls, has about com
plctcd me field work, and will at once
proceed to plot the grounds to be put
upon the market. The territory en-
braccd in the survey comprises Somc-
thing in the ncighborhood Of 800
acres, all Of which is made valuable
by juXtaposition to this growing city.
The plOttingS will be forwarded to
headquarters, when completed, and
il confirmed and satisfactory, the
land will bc put at once in the hands
Of local resident agent, with prices
for each and every part and parcel af-
fixed, and the public will then have
An opportunity to invest. From the
cagerncsS with which capitalists are
looking for land there is not a particle
VI hbubl but NlliN tllt o'Nd'ItH W III w
gobblcd as rapidly as the papers can
he made out. With fairness that
has always characterized the mana
gers Of the North Pacific road in their
dealings with the people ON the line,
no eXorbitant prices will, be charged
for these lands, Notwithstanding the
rapid and astounding advance made
in property during the plSt few
months. Mr.. Windings.ad thinks
that the land will bc offered to buyers
about the middle Of next month, that
being as soon as the papers can 90
through the usual formula attending
such Transactions.
, 1883-05-19

Walla Walla Democrat: One Of
the largest institutions in the upper
country is A. NJ. Cannon's saw-mill,
at Spokane falls. It has a capacity
Of 1900 feet per day Of lumber, and
can also manufacture 1900 lath and
5000 pickets. During 1882 it con-
sumed 3,OOO,OOO feet Of logs, and for
the present season i,0Oo,0OOfcct have
iecn provided.
, 1883-05-19
Committees Appointed.

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cannon : q IIovnrmoln IL /.
Cuttcr NJ Grimmor = g. Uvdc
and + Roe ,nn,iptad N, thc
Chairman pf the omen meeting. Nom
day evening, held to arrange for the
celebration Of ith Of July, gathered
together, decided upon programme
and appointed subcommittee to aid
in carrying out the project. The
committeeman, after thoroughly
discussing 'he question, ueclu"l
upon hnldihS Erhlld ~'NNet picnic
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, 1883-05-19

J. n. Glover, a. NJ. Cannon, II. w.
Forrest, DR.. Burch, +. b. Hyde.
ON ORATOR AND READER.
S. G. Havermalc, ID. w. c. Britt,
III. T. COWlpE-
, 1883-05-19

on GROUNDS AND DECORATIONS.
J. S. Bailey, +. Friedenrich, G.
Palmtag, Jas. Morris, Eugene Ger
mond, Al. Keats, A. WOlverton, J.
f. Sipe, +. J. Webster.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

Mr.. Carroll's Funeral.
The funeral the late John Carroll took place
yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from the
Western Presbyterian church, on II, between
Ninteenth and Twentieth streets. 1t was attended
by q large number Of the friends of the deceased,
including L. d. Stuart encamntment, No. I, l. o.
+. Revs Sweet and Weeks oiiiciated. The pail
bearers were Messrs. A. Ashley, Giles, Wilson, l.,
W. Hansell and Stransbury. The interment was
made at Oak Hill.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

mills supcrdne 50 Oo@9 76 do extra, "a OO@6 % !;
do. Rio brands, s. 7506 90; do. Patapsco family
SO 30 do. superlative patent, 81 co. Wheat-South
ern steady; western inactive aud Irregular, clos.
ing dull; southern red, 81 1901 49, do. amber 81 10
@l 10 No. Maryland, 81 j8 asked; No 2western
winter red spot, e1 071k6Dl 073l; December, 81 OF
@l OK; January, 81 .O99SSl o0H; February, 81 l2
@i l2l2, Corn-Southern steady; western quiet
and easier southern white, 50@6Ol3o: do. yellow,
b8@62c western mixed, spot 62l8@6234c; Decem-
ber 62ISo bid January, 6i@6IMc; February,
65@65Ao; March, 65@67c; steamer, 56l6@57lsc.
Oats higher and firm; southern, i0@fic western
white, S294ic; do. mixed, 4Oai2c; Pennsylvania,
40@i8c. Rye quiet Mt Gd@6Sc. Hay quiet and
steady prime TO choice Pennsylvania aud Mary
land, si3 00Dl5 90. Provisions quiet and Arm; mess
pork, sl5 50 bnlk meats, shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, 7GS1Sc; bacon shoulders 7lSo clear
rib sides 9lSc hams, 14lS@l5c, Lard-Rehned,
lOc. Butter-western packed lower at 2l@o22c
creamery steady at 25C035c. Eggs-Fresh lower at
29D9oc picked dull at2O@21c. Petroleum dull; re-
fined, 0@9hc. Coffee quietj Rio cRrgoes, ordinary
70 fair, loA@ll94c. Sugar quiet; soft, sc.
Copper-Refned quiet at 14l4@1il6c. Whisky
steady at 81 1901 iSlR Frelghts to Liverpool per
steamer more actlye cotton steady at 1l-6ld
-four steady at Is I'd; grain lower at sd. Receipts
Flour ,426 barrels wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
10000 bushels; oats, $40 bushels rye 1000 BUSH
els. shipments--wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 25.-
900 bushels. Sales-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
10000 bushels.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
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Remit Money Bank Draft IN Letter send by
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TER or PosToFFIcE ORDER until further notice.
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ath 9nbIisaiipns. &c.

Recoliecilons OF Naval omoer. BY Capt -
the Rave". ~; rS,kep pv Edcnr Alien Poe, Illus.
trated by Gusiave Dore ''The Illustrations
~ this superb volume are % n numbeI
@Sg1sIys SSs q hs EC,S ESSSs% % Nss F0u' 10 90
souhern LSp sn wss He;tS Ho saor @ Their
Climate and Medical Aspect by WIN.
The sporismSn's IAN Gazetteer, BY ohas Hsllock, ~ =.
- new edition 800
siePhsgp n: d BY the author Of The Wide, ;,
sermons Preached in English Churches Nv
the Rev. Phillips Brooks i7s
Spare Hours. BY Jonn Brown, Al. d. third "a
The storied sea. BY Susan Il. waiiacOr .u..".. ! 8
seven spanish & Cities G ss and the Way to See Them
by the author of The Man Without Coun
There was q Little Girl. By IL ". LonRtel. :.
TwcntS Poems from ~. w. LonEfel-
low. Illns!Eaied from paintings, by hs
UNDERGROUND Guy, ,or The child Of the Cav. :.
voynEe n 's oS r0sS tss e.Hs Jsaanstt.. The ship ."
Go6 And Ice sv Journals Loo npn q & Geo dc LopS
steel portrait maps aud many illus.
Inttons ,ary y1,is, of tho pooD,o NO Iohn 7N
A Washington Winter BY Madeleine vinton :
what Social Glasses owo to Each Other By y
witt the he Poets, S 4 selection of English Poetry.
=. by Cannon Farrar, 80
the ana Mfisrsnr rrsctscnr s Sr ASau.s;ns sH
Compiet. FIuency orspeeci, n the
Ercnch, German prIna nna spa"ish Ian ~
wsi.peSisr ~ 70 Pines. Fine Poems by John D"
Harper's franklin Square Library complete -
The Seaside, Standard aud Lovelrs Libra
Iohnsom. New l,Ins.ra,ssd Family
on Physical Geography by Prof A. guyot,
RI q with dsscIrPoq~s ~oSss SsosrssPGH s tS
Il .spoGord, librarian of Congress. Also
including Dictionary OF Religious penom-
compned by Prof Roswell d. Hitchcock. a, -,
rhs Fan: Biy Octave uraune, Designs by = ~ ~
Errors OF speech and or spelling. BY
the Rev. Il. Gotham Brewer, $50
Types From spamish s1osy or T ThS old Man
with q t pT:of erI SlSssgS& VIII ~ X q s mos ps Gsu
Grant, na,esP eNPTcsdent e Of the @ United & States:
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certain conversations with Gen. Grant on
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Subscription book. II o,
Taxidermy wthouta Teacher By W I. Man. 50
Hand Book ofwood Engraving BY W. A. EN- :.
Eiocuton Simplihed. with an Appendix on
Llsplne, stammerng, and Suffering By
-5DyW. TX. Fober, .. -. 60
Handiiook for Water Drinkers, BY G.tIs Aus.
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Wrong and Right Methods OF Dealing with
SNsTl Eys s shoTH Nv By r Enfse ps5a
Moral EducatiOn In Relation to Sex.
BY DR.. E. Blackwell LOO
| nS-speclal nnnouncement-From now on until
further notice our establishment will bo kept open
every evening until 10 p III.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
HENRY COLLEGE
! a, aa.,.. LOTTERY.
Thursday, Dec. "a, 1883.
ArHeVoIu,isa a. single Number

kE- Every ticket holder his own supervisors can
call out the number on hl8 ticket nnl see the CORE
hispresence. These drawings Will occur tho last
Thursday Of every month. Read the magnificent
National Republican., 1883-12-13

LhIIu WHITuHVs' UtHbT WITS ",.prI hcfe... II-
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest, lowest, aud clos
ing prices on Chicago board OF trade as Corrected
byspecial wire reports to Cooke & Co.. brokers'
National Republican., 1883-12-13
Approximation Numbers to tho Capital
Prizes.
TO THE 5000.
10 THE $500.
TO THE $1,000.
.......s50 | 1929 ,....

$50 tickets. ending with 10. being the two ter
minal units OF tho number drawing the Capital
Prize of $1,000. are each entitled 10 IS. Ticket No.
1878, Capital Prize, New York ticket No. 1900,
second Capital Prize, New York; ticket No. i2,l2s,
third Capital Prise New York.
National Republican., 1883-12-13

Esahs
National Republican., 1883-12-13
A. BRENTANO & CO.,
l1th and Penna. Avenue,
Holiday Announcement.

We are now fully prepared for the HOLIDAY
TRADE with the LARGEST AND BEST AS
SORTED STOCK OF GOODS we have ever had the
pleasure OF Offering TO the public, and at PRICES AS
LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Finely Illustrated Books; Standard Books In sets;
the Poets, In ntl styles Family and Pocket Bibles;
Prayers and Hymnals; Juveniles an Immense stock
and variety; Papeierles and ALBUMS; Fancy Goods
In Plush, Russian Leather, Olive WOOD &c; Writing
Gaines aud Toy Books. TT 'a". ,lNHNfN
Call early and avoid the rush. 1UGl I.-ll>
National Republican., 1883-12-13
TREASURY STATEMENT.


The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were S22i. .929 and from customs S669,3l9.
The national bank notes received for redemp-
tion yesterday amount TO S3S3,000.
The statement of the United States treasurer
shows gold, silver, and United States notes in the
treasury yesterday as follows: Gold coin aud
bullion, S2l6, 800, 1885, silver dollars and bullion,
s122 92i,23i; fractional silver coin, S2T. .05604i
United States notes. s55, ,T26 2s3 total s492 3O6 726
Certificates outstaiiding-Gold S59,669,95O; silver
s9l ,26S 42l; currency, si4,3Sb,0o0, ar ,,
National Republican., 1883-12-13

Decline OF Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells' Health
Renewer." 81.
National Republican., 1883-12-13
WHIT Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIhoRE, Dec. l2.-Yirglnia 6s second SERIES
SS; new lO4Os, 3315; new IS, "a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec, l2.-Cotton quiet tniddlinR
1OlIo Flour steady and firm, with fair demand
Howard street and western superflne, So O0dD3 So
40. extra, " 7bG4 76 do. family, 80 O0@5 75 city
National Republican., 1883-12-13

n1-specal nnnouncement-From now on until
further notice our establishment VIII bo kept open
every evening until 10 p. m.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20

whose husbands position might have
enabled her to look higher for her
daughter. He must surely have been
not only devoted lover but man of a
good deal of tact. with great power of
adapting himself to circumstances. At
any rate, the union proved happy one.
We fancy that the suitor must have won
the mothers heart by the interest he
showed in her, deceased husbands
achievements; for after the marriage
much g the household conversation
turned on this subject, and Columbus
heard what fired his soul with emulation.
Palestrello had been man Of much en-
terprise, and he had left behind him
papers and m 'ps, which proved to be of
wealthy inheritance,
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
A Story of New York Life.

A we'll known gentleman and wife,
while still living together in the eyes Of
the world, were entirely independent of
each other. The gentleman had been
very attentive for long time to a we'll
known young actress, to whom he was
in the habit of frequently sending flow
ers with card bearing simply his Chris
tian name of Charles. One day stopping
at a florists to whom his residence wa
we'll known, but from whom it CHANGED
he never had ordered any thing to be
sent to the young actress, he ordered
handsome platee of flowers, and writ
sent to Cher" supposing the florist
knew whom he meant. That particular
florist, however, did not know, and he
sent the floral tribute to the wife at
home. Now the wife was so much
affected by this unexpected floral offer
ing that she was moved to send for her
husband to come and take her driving,
and made herself so agreeable to him
that the old love rekindled and recon
ciliation followed which has not since
been disturbed.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
How to Live Cheaply.
From Talks by the Doctor.

From Talks by the Doctor.
"Upon calculation by me made with
some care, have found that the thou
sands of Woodworking people of the
city, who live very poorly on their small
earnings could, for still less money,
live very well. And will tell you just
what / wo uld do if were placed in the
position of one of these people as the
head of q family. would stint myself
little for week as to meat and pota-
toes, and on the next Saturday night,
when | got my pay, would take home
half a bushel of beans, costing about ST.
25. With the help of the beans could
easily economic on potatoes and meat
for another week, and then / would
take home half bushel of peas, cost
ing about $1.75. Having done this,
would already be on the road to true
economy, and they do say economy is
wealth. At the end of the third week l
should expect to be able to take home q
tomatoes. The next present that I
would make my family might be a
quantity of oatmeal sufficiently to break
fast them every morning for month or
SO, costing from Sl.5O to So. After this
the road would be easy. would always
have in my house provisions enough to
carry me through months sickness if
such misfortune should overtake me;
and now, being SO well supplied, could
afford to indulge occasionally in luxur-
les. l could buy barrel of potatoes or
q quarter of beef at time. At the same
time l should expect to find my family
healthier and wealthier at the end Of
the first month than they had ever been
before. OF course 1 would not make
any large purchases at the little corner
grocery where / had been in the habit
Of buy ng. but at some large house where
they sell at wholesale and retail. By
purchasing in-iarge instead of small
quantities would save about twenty
five per cent, but in selecting the most
nutritious foods, instead Of throwing
away all nv substane on beefsteak and
potatoes, I should save at least twenty
Der cent moro