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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Insolvent Notice.

II. A. Patton; Admir-, VS.. Estete OF Samuel
Romans, deed.
The insolvency of the estate of Samuel
Romans, decd, having been suggested to
the honorable County Court of Warren
County, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file same,
duly authenticated, with the undersigned
on or before the first day of March, 1890, or
the same will be forever barred, both in law
and equity. W. i. SWAMI,
Clerk of Warren County Court.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Insolvent Notice.

Mrs Martha E. Lewis, Executrix, VS.. Estate
offs. II. Lewis, decd.
The insolvency of the estate of S. II.
Lewis, decd, having been suggested to the
honorable County Court OF Warren County
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to file same, duly
authenticated, with the undersigned on Or
before the first day of April, 1890, or the
same will be forever barred, both in law
and equity. W. L. SWAMI,
Clerk of Warren County Court.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Insolvent Notice.

VIM. Sanders, admir-, VS.. Estate of James
Sanders, decd.
The insolvency of the estate of James
Sanders, decd, having been suggested to
the honorable County Court of Warren
County, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file same,
duly authenticated, with the undersigned
on or before the first day of April, 1890, or
the same will be forever barred, both in law
and equity. w. i. SWAMI,
Clerk of Warren County Court
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14

Two hundred men are now at work
on new bridge over the Tennessee
river at Chattanooga.
The total number of prisoners now
in the Tennessee penitentiary is l,HN
the largest number in the history of
the State.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue OF an order of sale issued to me
ID from the Circuit Court of Warren Coun-
ty Nov. Dist, 1889, in the case of Sam /.
Colville VS.. B. NJ. Conson, l will, on
Monday, December 30, 1889,
offer for sale at the Courthouse door in the
town of McMinnville, tor cash TO the high.
est bidder, the following described tract of
land, levied on as the property of NJ. b.
CoulSon, to satisfy the Judgment against him
in said cause, viz: so acres of land situated
in the 10Th civil district of Warren county,
Tenn, and bounded on the north by James
Marler, south by Read, on the east by Boyle,
and ON the West by Sam Bratcher. Sale
within legal hours. This Dec. LIST, 1889.
|. l.. RHEAY, Sheriff,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14

Nashville Banner, 18th: Seventeen
car loads of oranges passed through
the city to day from the south. The
orange business is pretty lively now.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
MCMINNvILLE HARDWARE Co
Statement To CGnfreU d. FduIkmerS
Creditors

submit the following statements,
showing the financial condition of
the Tennessee WCOlpn Mills, owned
hy the firm of Cantrell & Faulkner ::
Total liabilities chargeable to
the conveyed notes and accounts,
and trust funds ...SS9, 690.3G.
Total Assets, perSonalty........ .S27 1864.
Plant cost about ........-. ......... 100000.
77,349.94.
We beg to say that the above is full
and correct statement of the liabili>
ties and assets of the firm of Cantrell
" Faulkner, based upon the books of
the concern and AN invoice of all the
personality as follows: Stock of mer-
chandise ut cost, bolt goods ut about
one cent per yard less than regular
jobbing prices. Pants at about five
per cent below jobbing prices. One
lot of Cotton Jeans at about four
cents per yard below cost. Blankets
at cost. Stock OF unmanufactured
material at about five per cent below
popular prices in the markets now.
We feel quite safe in saying that we
can realize invoice prices for the per-
SOnalty except the manufactured
material, and feel equally safe in say
ing that with the rigid discipline of
the new management, we will be
able to add from fifteen to twenty
per cent to unmanufactured part OF
the invoice.
We most cordially invite an inspec-
ton of our statements, and especially
desire a thorough inspection of one OF
the most conveniently arranged and
delightfully."- located plants in the
great Notwithstanding new and
in first class repair, thoroughly equip.
ped with the best machinery made
and all in perfect running order, with
two bold flowing mineral springs
one mixed chalybeate and white sui
phur the other pure sulphur, within
seventy-five yards of the factory. II
is our desire and intention to close
the business as speedily as possible
and with as little expense.
Trusting that the above will prove
entirely satisfactory, we are
Very Respectfully,
J. ii. HUGHES,
B.P. CANTRELL,
Trustees.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14

Liver disease, biliousness, dyspepsia, or
Indigestion, and all arrangements of the
stomach and bowels cured by Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery, or money paid
for it returned
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Stockholders Meeting.

TNHE regular annual meeting OF the Stock
l. holders of The Peoples National Bank
of McMinnvilIe, will be held in the Office of
the Bank TUESDAY, JAN. ii, 1890, for
the purpose OF electing Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and any other business
that may come before them
Dec. 10, 1886 FRANK COLNILLE.
Cashier.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14

"Down in the Coal mines under-
meath the ground" coughs and colds
are very frequent and there is where
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is invaluable.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-12-14
Trustees Sale Of Land.

DY AUTHORITY vested in me as Trus.
ID tee, will sell at the Courthouse door
in McMinnville, Tenn, for Cash, on
Monday, December 18th, 1889,
"A tract of land, lying in the 9Th civil district
of Warren County, Tenn, and bounded on
the North by P. II. Winton, East by p. II.
Winton, South by Burnham 4 Garner,
West by James Muir, containing so acres
This land is in one and one.fourth miles of
Viola, Tenn, and is sold to satisfy note
due by c. F. Bonner to John +. st. John,
of S245l6, with interest from Jan. 9TH, 1888.
Nov. q, 1889. A. NJ. ST. JOHN,
Trustee.
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! sEw 10 FIKM.
A Late Acquisition to the Ear OF
Seattle.

= neH law szrrl tkzs vii doubtless make
itself fest il the courts o. Washington has
tzsE been fovzDed In this c3sy. The style OF
the frsn ID Hnnszker & gEnssine, and they
have last opened ere saske OF oriees in
the new squire block, 81 fae corner Of
Second and Main ssreets
hon O. T. Hunszke~ NAY be s2id 70 ssE q
wheel-horse IN the profession. he having
been il sctise practice For 30 years, al
though be has IS yet barely reached the
prize OF life For number of years he
Was resident Of LoaisiAn2. where stgFsri-
Gus times he Was Judge ard xsRfe senator
besides holding other Important positions
OF honor ard trust ia the storrny days OF
is7s be figured c0Rspscrousiy rs che of the
leading counsel In the famous Hayes Til
den returning board controversy Until
recently Judge Hanseker vas located a.;
sen Diego, California. where be was one OF
the leaders OF the bar. but being an enfhu-
Siastie believer In the future OF The young
state Of Washington, be has concluded 20
locate permanently in seattle.
Mr.. John Jay Bunstine, the junior meEs-
Der OF the 1rm, Is a com parafively young
man, though old in the Law, be having
been admitted 10 the bar BY the supreme
court Of Illinois as soon IS he was old
enough, about Il years ago Although he
came here only last fall, he has met with
easy success from the start. and has
already gained quite practice. since
coming here his services have been called
for even from SO distant q place rs Alaska,
where be went during the past winter 20
Try mining case Of great importance
a. young lawyer of exceptional ability.
The new firm Is genuine acquisition 20
the bar here, and IL viii no doubt meet
with the success which il merits.
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PERSONAL.

M. aad Mrs. {. If. Clarke, oi sau Fsaa-
cisco. ase =. the Occidental.
Nj I.u Tyndaie, president "a the Puget
SaaRd shore. is al the occidental
Mr.. :. q. Reed. enc OF raTtland's best
kaown capitalists, Is ia town on = visit,
Messrs. Howard f. GOODWIN ans :. K.
Wynn. Of Tae0ns, spent yesterday IN
seattle.
Mr. Ii, NJ Porter. . well known sneE-
chant OF Malta wslla, i Ia tho csty aud ex-
poets tn remain
President Engene Canseld. OF the Bel
Eaahsm Aay \ Navigation Company. aeEg
yesterday for visit 10 Tacoma.
M u. ~. Roe. associate editor af toe
ygsskk.iSssHf 81 Cisx3anzff. ahe al she saest
successful afternoon papers IN the United
states, is IN seattle foz day cE TIVE.
Col Erank J. Parker Il the Wa.ia Walls
Sssssexassss, Is ia the esty. lie has closed re-
gafiassuns far the sale ~ SEATTLE nrapegtg
tor sloN0 which he !sssreaased year sga
FOR sa>s0
Ms II. ". NcSeili. manager feF the
oregoB Improvements Company, was 81 ass
ottiee yesterday. The physicians have
ateGg cured the iilsismmasesy rheumatism
with which he has been afflicted for soEae
time past
Among secest arrivals IN sAis city and
90 ta0se Wbo intend 10 live here pe<sas-
nently is Mr.. e HeiikeF, from AcPhers-os.
Kansas, formerly ct lows NJ. Hslikes =
: man OF ls-zV property. aud has been
eaKRxeSi sn financial sns osher business ~
= VNgs important KIDD. tie came - Seattle
sosae measAs ago. lacked the nes4
ever carefully AID Bow eoIneS g
sssy, esra9se Sc AAS pgrfees faith
81 The fssfese % seattle. lie viii he aa ls1-
i~1zSank acquisition - car active business
community
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BREvITrgs.

Transfers meeting tonight Al Assat& =
The Avery 4 Kirk brick yard. located At
Gilman Park, have increased their force u
Eien TO 80. Y
The cable and electric ears % Seattle on
Sunday carried nearis fourteen thousand
passenger2-
work on the excavation af the DENY
hotel.
Plafs of sunshine and Edes & knights
supplemental additions were tiled with sAe
county auditor yesterday.
Matilda. tho iD-year-old daughter of Nils
Olsen, died yesterday afternoon. of diph-
therla. This Is the poor family which lost
child 9 few weeks since. rem the satae
ssHss.
Street Commissioner cawnsnEs Ass ars-
pointed two deputies 10 b after the
sanitary condition Of the uIsy aud 10 la
form On al persons violating the nuisance
ordnance
The regular monthly meeting OF Trinity
Guild viii b held this afternoon ia the
church rooms az $50. The meeting oil the
Kings Daughters" viii be held preyi-
ousiy. a. 30.
A. n. Hover was cAopp5uE wood yesser.
day forenoon, near Lake Cni0n. when he
accidently let the implement slip and il
buried Itself tn his left thigh. Or. Eanses
inches "a length.
A black she fesr and her cubs came ont
OF the woods at John A. sleeves place,
near York, yesterday morning, and carried
Oh 3 SOW aud her litter before the eyes Of 4
hired man. An armed posse Is cut search.
ing fer the bold narauders.
Next sunday raee VIII come OF ia the
hRrfur between tive cafrigged boats. the
course 70 be three railes. and the starting
point CLARK & Morrisonss toat-house. The
boats viii be sailed BIZ Cant ID. NJ. sim
ondson aud H. II. Morrison.
Mrs. Catherine Marsh. aged IS years,
died et her residence. TENTH and LenoFa,
yesterday mosninE, of consumption. Mrs.
Ms{sh was tie mother of SIX children. The
fnfesai win cake place to-day, at 10
o'elpck, from the Catholic church.
A young man named Munsoa fell a dis
fanre of Is feet into q piE at tie ear house
OF the Seattle Electric Railway last even
Ing. and sgstatped severe bruises about the
head After Resting 3 while at the car
HOUSE, MsnsoT WAS able % walk home.
The renowned Boston slniutcstc Club
win give one % their concerts 81 Fryes
Opera house or April 18th. The programme
VIII consist OF popular selections Re-
served seats can DC secured az the seattle
pharmacy and ~ I.owmaa & Hsnfor'i's.
W. Is. Ledgerwooa, clerk OF tie district
court. has gone 50 PORT Tow nsend ta make
an accounting 20 the revenue officials OF
the moneys paid 10 him Ia cases wherein
the Uuiless states treasury department. i
Interested, he win probably Fptgfn to-
morrow, and wiz then wind gp hts
official affairs 80 that he can tDTn tbs
cleskship over 90 his successor, Mr. r. III.
Hopkins, oa May /.
About haltpa three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon dsussken driver ran his vehicle
into buggy 10 which two gentlemen
named keklcy snd Mcdonald were 'lriy-
Ing tos ards the rwee track EekleT was
thrown cut On 10 b12 face, and received
serious injuries Ais LIP was split hts
nnstxssg torn, aud Ape side % ais rose cut
entirely loose from his face. besides mum
ero8s bruises. Mcdonald escaped com
psYatiyeiy unininred. The buggy was
hesrly demolished.
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ACROSS THE DuwAMYsH.
Petition Co be Presented for a Bridge
af TIA sxnufts

At he next terra Of county commission
ers court a petition viii be presented 10
tAe beard, praying for the construction OF
a bridge across the Dawarnish 81 It's mouth.
The people who live In that neIghborhoos
have been asking for the bridge for long
time, bat its great cost has heretofore been
On insugmonntable objection beth 70 the
beard 81 commissioners and 20 the taxpay-
erE, Now the petitioners are willing 10
SHARE the cost Of building tbs bxldxe with
the county. Chairman Gaseh will 20 70
the site proposed for the bridge and ex-
staiae Il Thoroughly today, SO as 10 De
able 20 act sntelligentiy Ia tbs matter. If
TIE LaBafaish Is a nayfgable stream q
draw viii have 10 be placed tn the bridge.
which win add greatly 20 It's cost
The new bridge across Black river. near
kenton. will be completed tomorrow ana
Commissioners saseh viii go 20 examine Il
before accepting II from the contractors
and ordering 3 warrant drawn In their
fasoE. While there be viii secure a title 10
the land sold 90 the county fof "a approach
% tbs bridge By Phf4o Rutherford. The
supervisor VIII also be pat 10 work tearing
OUT The old bridge aud filing fn the aT-
preach 10 the new
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4 HEAVY TRANSFER.


NJ EfE8s - sander A0H &3ExE8fH
THE Lake wa.hisxsen Gable Lac.
Nil ~ 7ao-ysna vsssesszxy sod -
Mf. Nsr1 Z sander sas entire sssx~ese ii ssas
Jseksan ssreas AMI Eeaser av4nHz eassa
lines. - . fsgz1re fh3s s. nnsTe Fssso1 10 hArn
arssnaesse1 sery Eeari7 80 ssGaM Tssss
Transfer gives Ms. 5zssessr aEtsre c<sssxos C
the Laze Tasfl g-cn cshSz eTass1s, Enas
z@szeh as 30 n1w ewns tbrze-fsst 4 sz re
ssoxx. Improvements aE fse ifns iis kxssss
Streets zssw n1sz<s wsy On fssssT aSxzsze.
vii 80 scxwsrss sikh exaettE TIE saans
Ftxff sAa$ Dir. 1nez8 sssna waxssA have -
pissed - tssasa hsG Ae es4Ined bis fnsergss
IksESks Improvements exz1 pssss che gsxssakss
trzExEnE 81 FAe Ezex oE 18th Teeser aasFsssA
AMI 5&Ezsou streets. ART Hsfl fosz Aaxarss
completed somew here n tins ne4xAE.ar-
bfusi 81 sI0eH1- AfdssA0zs % the rxifizsg
Stock are lucsEtse1 ID this eExsm&fs Faz-
aeT dummies arrsFes Last wezk. ard TIVE
ears came yesterday on szzs Ctr 81 fsstS tia.
Ine Two remaining cars are exswcsea nexf
M. Thonpsou. s. Ii nnaerstossf. ass.oses
q fls Interest IN the Lake gFEsaiaxtca
l-fzer that be may deEgse rz0re % his tfnse.
euerx5 ana sneEsy "a other enssrprssss ia
Sntfa be r. laterestez4 Ia segsfl@ he re-
t4Ias al his stock In the Lake EsshzuxtDa
eseaza Navigation Company. and Il the
fTunt STREET cable lice. There n wery
Etssl pfUHtEE8 E4AE kaE Viii A8ex N0xkH Tee
construction OF Hae bxsc1 bgzsidgn1 on
goat asgeef On . site 70 81 hereafter dis
closed. The bnsl1fng vii ~ SIX s:erfes.
arezl5feesnrzllT very handsome. guhssaz-
tssi - material. and Will =. furnished with
rne'oern appliances ard e9nTe1i4nnes
throughout
Mr. Taox9ps0n essne - SszSsie fa fSS1.
and picked up tia6 Lake Washington cable
line snE3gksFiSe a. q tSEa@ when Is c0nsaua-
mataoa appeared fazker 6na5ossE The his
tory 81 ssse uorx on the susd. OF fse tioEs 81
ftf uzBSsssct - ssseeess. Ct sfle many dis
e0EfageEuenis utdss wizixs ksse project srss
ptstei fagwxrd, Of tsxe expenditure ef
large aEsasAt OF Eso1sT - ~. Thompson
s5sd Eis Exzees &sGs, and ~ the final sue
feesfu8 e0fgE PISTON ant operation Of Tbs
lite. u tso fresh ia tbs sasnas 81 fne people
6f seattle Ia need recital. Mr. ThosaE@onss
Interests ate ell here. and "a Ess MS Own
G expression, lie Is still solid fssF seattle.
Ar. Eanss<g Hss IN rather reminiscent
mood yesterday afserEs9ss, vixen he had
cpEa psett1 tfzs transfer. lie waz thinking
OF the time he arri Fesf Ia seattle. rice
years $50, without ee1f n bis pocket.
tie wes glad 10 gxE WORK for almost any
tnlnx That wpai0 Keep BIN n board ard
clothing. b8t 1t wn4ns long before his
speculative disposition heza8 80 assert
itsslf. art he makte Assie Investments here
ard there Entti--well. be Is now able rs
handle 1890 IN single transaction.
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1aNNxn nErwgxS Two Esesss. Yesterday
. saaa NAMED sgoa-s sas brought fyom
tort hsskssex Rnl taken 10 psogi1eaes
AssS1lssa Moore Mas an enpsaye os FAe
sFuses Nil Eafapany. aud ss3e s9aef pSFs ct
as skesF vas iSfanse8 eetaeen Two soeS
~ Y = tAossgas that his b sstsssF has hzset
FepssFess, aeare's iat0gsezaaEs sersons.
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aMrsKmENrs.

ExS CHrTVS +-tln Wednesday rventa<
this rO8oSneSa comedian, supported ny has
talented daughter and = seisxs e0snp Aay 90
ladies ard genslenea, viii produce fog the
ngss ssnss IN shls clty tie great sensational
drama ~NaAsS3y Claim. which Is stoSea
II - The s&a Eraaetses> press ia the
hixaess EerHsS kF.Cetsan - welS known sr1
fss0~Saix as wasu hers Hve years aga he
established hfnsed A. a great srgAst ~Ersas.
tAe y ass, $50 ~ pzgSeagsd 81 Thursday
Tsva5ug
Tea-epaf ltasa sowezS. Isseszet C4s&ry.
Nez SEssS gsse~ls. gaessss Cae2sy.
Nss AzzStseS EassssF Eseary.
SAse ssasl.a essssrweAs. Chester CleAsy.
YaaeY, MrEAEsre & FaGszax. 6lI Seeuad
ssfeeF. have Scxsc cssstse aerrae@ salfaAse
tor kssMsss1g Cass Sc azce
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The Safe Of the Wzsesnssu House
Broken 1ntc snd Robbed

- <@@@1 A4A4@@ k&k<A Eh<$8k3X0@
Earst Sunday zgyulrg ssas 0Ezce Ct the
NjsgDasza hnsei. 90 Yestew srxrue. was
hrgxra ans1. the safe eazssiesz open. and
zsscHt tzss In aeE<y. . cheek Tor rs. tkrce
watches aid pFrrzsssory notes - ths sa<x
Tzsne Of 500 we're stpsea A irttze nax
containing s4ae. three god matches and
two SILVER watches was oFkrsonke9-
The sEfs-czaeklDx wxs Eyzd&atly t1s
w1rk Of exrerie1ee1 r-ocks A ehzsel xns
souEd under tfe riM s1fsDsn1iEg FAe 1<As.
and the knuA hFEker CT evizNHtay with q
tsOw fru1 . sz<Gre. Into the opening thns
made long eAs5RS was inserted sEd the
coz hl1sszez and savyort forced TIE
eaasgi Ea1 Eie3xp-hxra1ae- used b. the
kargzars wsre left hshSnd- TIE ehise1, %
al n-szinz<T pattern. IN marked Effh q
capital p 0zrxide OF These tools there
Is no cue 90 TIE perpetrators
The SIS check which was stolen WIS
picked ap On Cherry ssreet early yesterday
morning br ra&n named DoyEE. " no r.
tanned Is 20 It's owner. ho&-sseF Sc the
Wisconsin house. The principal lessrs
sfe p. Wlezsstvofa- wAo ferEezlT kept the
house. and bGzrs1ers who had vkrieaz
ssas in Tie safe. TIE prumiSsory notes
wsse CT s1sue oEslF % the owner.
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Elegantly furnished rooms; delightful
view finest table in the city. The Ayrgult,
corner Second and Pine sfreetz
81 heavy white spreads Chester Cleary
Sc heTnstifeEed hsndkerchiefs- Chester
Cleary.
New ehil6ren's aprons. Chester Cleary.
SC white piqae. Chester Cleary.
Money 10 loan; long or short tine. G. E.
Miller 4 Co., us Yesler avenue, Occidental
block.
soc 1uslin underwear garments hand
someiy trimmed. Chester Cleary
New parasols, Chester Ciery lisa styles
arrived, Chester Cleary.
TweEty-ase-cent sll-wooi dress goods,
Chester Cleary.
Fivecent towels. Chester Cieary.
Embroideriex. Chester Cieary
New six underwear, Chester CAary.
Five-cent lace curtain net. Chester
Cleary.
New aprons. Chester cieaTy.
Hosiery, our big lot Of new goods ar
rived, Chester Cieary.
New jerseys, Chester GleAry.
New ribbons. Chester Cleary.
New gloves. Chester cleary.
Our big shipment OF new goods arrived.
Chester gieayv.
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THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRuSi
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK

Yesaer-IsAry building. Min street opr.o-
site Commercial street receives deposits IN
ans aznaMnt and allows interest sAeTeoE.
Essarsl ~ trustees Leigh ;. j. Hunt. xfesls-
as r nimsr. E3Sast h. Downing. J. Il.
IowTaar, ssecr<e IL HeisAs8n. David y.
baxter, and VIZ. Brighter Fisher. Bank
aRsn daily froEn g. n. % F. IA; esfuz-
Gays q "a. % p n sGd y -. - , =. N.
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ggs~ AxxfvEnA ~ handsome tine cf a3y
rfnes "a meta In tie asasE d0Ise2fe shades
fa ssngeh ew shades Of ssik. TaSlss- stag
sassss an 4 On
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Elegarsiy furnished rooEas. delightful
FissF ssaest table IN the s3ky. Tee Ayraglt.
ctg.ssiF Sscca1 asa Pine streets,
- nsxstxawas. handsomely trimmed.
GAUsigz G1ears,
e. fsaYe~Gsstug eorSess- Chester tsssszs-
Eelss rysaawHt.3 HeSson sSRinFe5se ss1A
UEti EBve sne II fAstf concerts ~ Fsys ;
ag~ga, Aenss On April fste. TIE TssssEAzss ssae
Viii e0eS.ss II s-aSssas&r seSeTsaoxzSs Re
ssEgea se@fs eAa ee scared a. he Seattle
fhaa1&ry.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & csiifornia-Passed Medford .
Mr.. Dixen, Miss Dixon, Mr. Newell and
lady. Mr. Humphrey, Mrs A. Lewis. r. T.
Nathan, Mr.. Breekiy. John Leary and wife,
J. ]. Conley, ]. c. Brewster, l. G. BeIlman,
e. W. Weston, Mrs. Thos. Mcknight, @.
Davis. j. \. Brown and lady. r. # French,
Miss ). Clinton, Mr.. Jackson. A. III. Ball. 8
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-15

The AtchisOn Champion has re-
dueed It's subscription price to $500
a year for the daily and $1.OO a year
for the weekly. We are glad to note
this spirit of enterprise on the part of
this State paper. The Champion, bas
said more encouraging words for
northwest Kansas than any of our
State papers. Besides it contains full
telegraphic reports and arrives in our
city on the same day of publication.
The HERALD hopes to see an increased
circulation for the Champion through
out northwest Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-15

The late blizzard in New Mexico
was terrible. kilograms from Day
ton say that the depth of snow is not
less than twenty-six inches deep on
the level and in many places has drift
ell seven feet high Thousands OF
cattle have persisted. Herds of sheep
are completely wiped out of exhist-
ence and the range for thirty miles
from town is covered with dead car
cases. It is estimated that 10000
sheep have persisted in this part Of
the territory The hay supply is near
ly exhausted, apd to-day S10O per ton
was offered by the stoelmen.
At the Texas line two passenger
trains have been snowbound for a
week.