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, 1889-09-05

The American Banker OF New York
publishes the following which will
doubtless have very beneficial effect in
calling the attention of capitalists and
iinnncicrs TO the extent of banking in
Spokane Falls, and the energy of the
men engaged in that busincss
"lt is interesting to see how men such
as have made Spokane, took the recent
calamity. The fire occurred Sunday
night. Before Monday night the coun-
Gil had met, had extended the fire linn
its, had taken steps to prevent the cree
tion of temporary frame buildings, and
had ordered IN Investigation why,
with a water-works capacity OF
12.OO0,030 gallons, this visitation
was possible, Tuesday morning three
real estate transfers took place in the
center of tho burned district. At 0
O'Clock tho Spokane National Bank
bought Il new location and paid $4,000
for Il. At IL o'clock the Traders Ma
tional Bank people took an opposite
corner for $4,000 Before noon the First
National took one OF the two remaining
corners, but only forty feet square, and
paid st0, 600. Tho First National people
owned previously an L.shapcd piece oi
ground on two sides fthe corner and the
purchase give them les feet square.
They Immediately announced that they
would erect or their corner n six-story
brick building and would begin escavat-
Ing on the following morning. Before
nis.I,t the other banks had engaged mel
To bclil the work Of clearing for build
tDs operations
, 1889-09-05
\ occorcai,ce with tho RryIrw's sug.

In accorcance with the REVIEWS sug-
gestion the signal service department at
Washington has ordered the rcsump-
tion of the general weather forecasts
from headquarters, in lieu Of the local
forecasts, as indicated by observations
at this point alone. The gem
eral forecasts are based on
telegraphic information at stated
hours, from all the stations throughout
the United States, and are consequently
far more reliable than those based solely
upon local indications. The forecasts are
furnished tho REVIEW officially by Ser
geant Stewart, IN charge OF the Spokane
Falls signal service station, war depart-
ment, United States army.
, 1889-09-05

1T Is fortunate that Eastern Washing
ton Is likely to concentrate its vote ON
one point in Central Washington for the
site of the state capital, as divided vote
woald be equivalent to no vote at all on
this subject and would leave the ques-
tion an unsettled one for several years
to come. The preference appears to be
strongly in favor of Yakima. Now If
Pasco and Ellcnsburgh would ''pull off"
the contest between Yakima and olym-
pia would be somewhat simpliiied.
, 1889-09-05
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
SARAH JANE WoODRuFF.

SARAH JANE WOODRUFF.
Land Office ut Spokane Falls, Wash, August
30, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her inten-
tion to make final proof In support of her
claim, and that Beid eooi will he made be-
fore the U. :. Land ONCE at Spokane Fails,
w. r., on October 3, 1850, at o A. NJ, viz:
Sarah Jane Woodruff, who made pre.emp-
ton dcclaratory statement No. 6763, for the
lots No, 10, ! and 20 ten, eleven and twcn-
tyi, sec ., tip "a n, range AZ, L. W. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz; &. a. Story ~
D. Aqley, James n, Kuykendall, /. n. Titus,
all of Spokane Falls, W. T.
Any person who desires To protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who Knows
OF any subs .antlal reason, under the law and
the regulations OF the Interior Department.
why such proof should not be allowed will
be given an opportunity ut the above mem
toned time and place to cross-exGminc the
WITNESSES of said claimant and to offer evil
dcnce in rcbuttal OF that submitted by claim
ant. j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-09-05
Proceedings OF Board OF County Com
mlssiOners.

August 5 th 1880. Board met at o'clock
u NJ Present: w. L. Mngers, chairmani
+, l., Tosier, commissioner aud the clerk oi
the board. , ,,,
Ordered chat u. D. Smith, auditor, cause
tho Howard street bridge across the south
channel OF the spokane river be replaced
The lower Iiungmhn crrrk orluse ~ nyrY.
is ordered that the superintendent OF road
district No. SO post notices 20 thnt etcst ana
that all persons who travel over saiH Dridse
do so Mt their own risk
Ordered that Nixon avenue III Dennis ana
Bradley's addition to spokane failS b. va
Gated and all vested property interests thcro-
i'm revert 10 the said Dennis and Bradley as
original tOwnsite owners
Adjourned to Aug. 10, 1889, T. n.
Attest; Cheirmnn.,
MD. SMITH. Auditor and Clerk OF Board.
BY j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Deputy
, 1889-09-05
FOR THE SALMON RIVER MINES,

On and after August 1, 1889. the North.
western Mail and transportation Compa-
ny's stages Will make daily trips between
Davenport and Wilbur, connecting with the
and Conconnully on Mondays, Wednesdays
and. Fridays carrying the United States
mail and tn Northern Pacific express, lcav-
ing Davenport upon the arrival OF the
Northern Pa eihc train daily.
, 1889-09-05


In THE midst of the agitation of other
subjects pertaining to the organization
of the state of Washington, the import
ance of establishing school of mines
and metallrrgy must not be lost sight of.
Such SCHOOLS have been established in
many states where minerals contribute
to the wealth OF the state and they have
been productive of much good. In
Washington the field for the operations
OF such an institution Is especially en-
cournging, for here we have Il greater
variety of fvaluable minerals, within the
state and adjacent and tributary thereto,
than may be found anywhere else in the
Union. One of the first acts Of the leg
islature should be the creation of state
university, with school of mines aud
metallurgy rs one of its auxiliary
branches.
, 1889-09-05
NOTICE.

United States Land Office, Spokane Falls
July 81, 1870. a..
Complaint having been mnde at this oflice
by tlcorgc 4. Carson against toorso Angs,.
No, 0Os3 dated May 2s, 1888. upon ne
swli section "a, township ~, y, X. d3 z, W.
NJ, in spokane county washington iertl,,
tory, with view to the cancellation OF salu
entry, tho said parties are hereby sum,
moned TO appear ut this office on the g,td
day OF December, 1880, Mt 10 o'clock A. M.'
TO respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said ALLEGED abandonment.
j. NJ ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-09-05
MEETING OF COUNTY COMMITS.
SIONERs.i
SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, TER,

J
BOARD met nt 8 o'clock r. NJ. Present. w.
/. Mayors. chairman; T.. l.. Dozier, commits
sloner, and the clerk Of the board
ordered that NJ. ID. Smith, auditor, cause
channel OF the spokane river be replaced.
The lower Hungman creek bridge liz here
by declared unsafe for public travel, and it
IL ordered thPt the supervisor of Road Dis
trct No. 30 post notices to that effect, aud
that all persons who travel over said bridge
do so at their own risk.
Ordered that Nixon avenue, in Dennis n
Dridley's addition 10 spokane Falls be va
Gated, aud all vested property interests
therein revert to tho said Dennis & Bradley
as original townsite owners.
Adjourned to August 10, 1850, 1 z. NJ
W, |. MAGERs, Chairman.
Attest: NJ. n. SMITH,
Auditor, and Clerk of Board
by J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Deputy.
, 1889-09-05

THE recipient Of the highest honor
that can ever be conferred by the people
OF Washington will be designated to-day
by the republican convention-the first
governor of the greatest state in the
Union. 1t Is safe to proclaim in adj
vance that he is II citizen upon whom
the honor will be worthily bestowed.
, 1889-09-05

and tho defense said thcy expected To-
prove that the life of Mr. Field had
been threatened prior to the assault at
I.athrop, and that Nngle, IN shooting
Terry, had every reason 10 believe that
unless ho did so these threats would be
carried out, and in acting as he did ho
merely did his duty as an officer OF the
luNy
, 1889-09-05
sPOK ANE FAALs, SER. .. 1889

The prohibition elements, as well as
the advocates of woman suffrage, must
be on still hunt. At any rate not
much is heard of either of these propo-
stions up to the present time, although
both problems are to be solved by the
election in October. Is it forlorn hopeP
, 1889-09-05
DEFENDING NAGLE.
OF Proceedings Against
Him at San francisco.

SAN FnANCIsco, Sept. 3.---Tbo taking
of testimony IN the hebcas corpus case
Of Deputy Ma.shm Nagle, who shot
the United States circuit court to-day.
Several witnesses were examined as to
the past conduct OF MIR. aud Mrs. Terry,
, 1889-09-05
Notice.

NOTICE OF meeting Of stockholders of the
IN Ross Park Street Railway Company.
\ meeting of the stockholders OF the Rods
Park Street, Railway Company is hereby
No. 402 Mil street, spokane Falls, Washing.
ton territory, on the twenty-eighth day OF
september, 1880, at . O'CLOCK r. NJ. The OBJ
ject Of said meeting Is to vote upon the cues
tlOn OF increasing the amount OF the capital
stock OF the corporation from the sum OF fifty
thousand $50 ,0O0) dollars to the sum OF one
hundred and twenty-five thousand &125,-
000) dollars. Dated Julyo2, 1850.
n. n. BELT.
!, S, KAUFMAN,
g. b. DENNIS.
X. w. FOREST,
CYRUS BURNS,
Trustees Ross Park Street Railway Co.
, 1889-09-05
Derth Of rh omas a. Dnvic,

TACOMA. Sept. 3--,Dr. Thomas A. Da.
vie one OF tho oldest and most respec ted
physicians IN this city. died to-day of ty.
phoid fever, He leaves an estate valued
al xt0D mo ..a. I. 80
, 1889-09-05

ts1 n REWARD--strayed, one sorrcl horse,
- lU years old branded on loft shoulder
w K. The finder Will be rewarded by leav-
ing came at NJ. L. PETERS feed store, Spo-
kane Falls, w. II.
, 1889-09-05
Notice-Meeting of stockholders.

A MEETING OF tho stockholders Of the
a Edison Electric Illuminating Company
(oi spokane Fails, Wash. .Ty.) will be held
at the oiliceot snid corporation, IN the city OF
spokane Ealls, Wash, 'ry., on Thursday, Oc-
tober "a, 1859, at The hour OF 2 O'Clock pm,
for the purpose OF taking into consideration
and voting upon the proposition 20 increase
the capital stock OF said Edison Electric II.
Illuminating Company one hundred thousand
dollars. u. X. MOORE,
W. \. NORMAN,
HORACE l.. GUTTER, n
j. w. CHAPMAN, trustees
L. j. NJ HALE,
J. ID, SHERWOOD,
Dated Aug 20, 1850. 20hsw
, 1889-09-05

in postponing its arrival until late this
afternoon. Nnncar is here himself
along with Sheriff McGraw and Paul
Deberry, but the boom for him does not
appear to move at ail. In fact, II looks
encouraging for King county III the lace
OF 50 many Fcrry badges,
Thut tho "Old Commander" will get
there ON the first hnllot Is conceded.
Whether Kinnear will withdraw before
the assembling OF the convention at
Smalpa opera house tomorrow or go
into. the fight Is not known. II the lat
ter 1t will bc
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To TIKI EDIToR-Pleasei inform your read
crs that have positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its Timely use
thousands of hopeless cases hayc been per-
manently cured. | shall bcglad to send two
bottles Of my remedy FREE to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post office address
Respectfully.
r. A. SLOCUM, NJ. G., 1871 Pearl ST., N. Y.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Howard Schnure of Sc
Inns Grove, Pa. spent Sunday last III our
town with his wife and two children. Mr..
S. always succeeds in firing our imagination
with the enjoyment that is in store for us,
when we accept, as we certainly shall, his
kind invitation to spend week with him,
with rod and gun. Howard IS true sports
man and we regret that distance and the ma
ture of our calling have thus far stood sue
cessfuly in the way of our sharing the fun
with him.
Tie Times ASTRONOMY The Frederick
Times is brilliant when it writes political
lcadc 5 i: it is substantially correct in its To-
cal news, its rhetoric fine and its svntax UNI
improbable, but its astronomy is woefully
"out OF dish" Referring to the recent total
eclipse of the Sun, it stated that mt several
points the period of totality covered one and
one half hours. Were the moon about four
teen times larger than it is, it wonll, under
Tie mcst favorable conditions, obscure the
sun that long
"Uccpcr ,hanc'cl plummct sounded some
peoples coughs seem 10 come from, yet Il
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Will cure
them. 1t goes away down to the bottom OF
matters and works wonders Pleasant to
take M good for coughs, cold, Group bron-
chitis, etc. Price % ccnts.
Pn,c gold always has its base imi',i NJ
1t is 50 with Salvation Oh, which is worth
its weight in gold to all sufferers from rhcu
matism, neuralgia, or govt. Sec that YOU
get the genuine. 80 cents.
| MuEE LIGnT.--Therc should I've another
lamp on the Gilbert House corner AMI the
lan,p near Mr. Jos. A. Wcdlle's should he
placed in front OF the Burial Case Works
ami another lamp placed at or near the NJ.
V. K K. The locality Of the Burial Case
Works is shroudcd in Zimmerman darkness
o. rlu@ly and moonless nights. Two citi-
z'u- roll1ed there last Saturday night and
/ s,n' 'iaIIa.c was done to personal ct'rc's
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The Road to Heaven.

"A map Of the road to heaven. by n soul in
critic, describing his ideal, and humoronslv
contrasting his failure to attain it, Why
then, suffer in the purgatory of disease when
the way of escape is in plain sight? As a
remedy for scrofnous affections of the throat
and lungs, including consumption in the
formative stage of tuberc!es, calarrh, chronic
bronchitis, tumors and morbid growtls of
all kinds caused Ivy impure or impoverished
blood Dr. Pierce : Golden Medical Discoy-
cry has neither rival nor worthy compel.
itor.
Chronic nasal cat arrh positively cured by
DR.. Sage's Remedy.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Theodore Enslar
entertained a number Of his friends at din
ncr at his residence adjoining this city. At
ter sumptuous repast, the gentlemen re-
sorted to one of Mr.. Englar's fields where
they engaged in shooting at a mark. Mr..
Edward S. Bale, Of Stonersville, was one of
the company, and distinguished himself as a
markslpan BY missing the target and killing
Mr.. Englar's tavorite dog. 1t isn't true, as
reported in some quarters, that the target
was the size of barn door, but it might as
well have been so far as the unfortunate ca.
nine was COncerncd.-Sentsnet
We've got our opinion about That two
Ed. Bale is our near relative and may share
OUR antipathy for dogs; it would have sorcly
tempted us 20 find II dog within the field OF
vision, At we sighted over gun barrel---ED
CLARION
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Sabilla,Vii2c Items.

Jacob Eyler was attending church last
Monday night, and while on his way home
fell in Friends Creek and drowned, He was
about 81 years Old He was Il member OF tn,
W iuebrcnncran church,
The Christmas service which was held in
the German Rcfor mcd Church was quit,
entertaining. The Sunday School is large
Reuben Stem OF Wayncslvlo, Pa, form
criy of Fountain Dale, was buried at st
Jacobs Church. near Fountain Dale, Mon
day, the 24tn Of December. He Was in his
50 year.
Mrs Jul a A. Stem is conducting the
Hotel business as usual.
The Sahlllasvilc Teachers Association
at the last meeting December 2lst, adjourn.
ed sine die,
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Every Home should have 1t.

1t is not always convenient to call q
Physician for every little ament. Having
Red Flag OIL in the house you have a Physi-
clan always at hand, it kills rheumatism
Neuralgia, Burns, Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price IS cents.
There are few things in this life of which
we may be certain, but this is one of them,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no cqnal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton. Price 25 Cents.
At DR.. j. X. Waters, Drug Store.
GRANITE MoNUMENT.-Mr. p. N. Ham
maker of our town has erected q heavy Bar
re granite monument, weighing 5 900 pounds
oyer the grave of David Oswald, father Of
Geo b. and D. +. Oswald of Washington
County, in the Smithburg cemetery. 1t is
massive in appearance and new in design.
He has also placed over the grave of Mr..
Andrew Seton in the Hill cemetery, this
place, one of the same granite weighing B.
600 pounds
A CHARMING PARTY.-The first dance of
the season, in Freeze Hall on Thursday ey-
ening last was most pronounced success.
The following ladies' and gentlemen were
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GALVESTON, MAY 6, 1885.

Mr. A. X. Hawkes. Dear Sir-Somc four
months since procured from you a pair Of
your crystalized lenses and patent spring,
eyeglasses. AT that time with difficulty T
could read fine print. Am now happy to-
say can read the finest print without glasscs.
My sight is fully as strong as ever.
Frank III. Miller,
Eulvaotnn rr.v
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-01-10

JuRoRs Drawn The following are the
Jurors as drawn on Saturday last Tor the Feb
ruary term of The Circuit Court;
Blckcystown,. OHIO J. Keller, Edward
Nichols.
Frederick, George III Drummer of H., NJ N.
Rohrblck, Augustus l.. Bo:clcr, Samuel
Dutrow, john w. Davidson, John Dit1cndal
Jacob J. Sahm, John g. Lambert.
Mdllctown, Cnas w. Koosie J. Luther
Kcplcr.
Gre ,gcrstown, Michel Zimmerman, John
G. Sclsam
diminishing, VIM. J. Wyvillc, Jno. r.
Cretin.
Catoclm, Luther IT. Warrenfrlz, John
Dnpic.
Urhana, VIM. p n. Lawson BENZ y.
Duval.
Liberty, John Swcadncr, Milton Carter.
New Market, John w. Ii Boyer, John r.
Lowe.
IIauycrs, John G. Ambrose, VIM l.. Buhr-
man.
Woodsboro, VIM II. Smith, John L. Nico,
dcmus.
rctersvillc, Clarence A. Champion, Joshua
Arnold.
Mt Pleasant, John NJ Griffith, Frederick
ID. Barrick.
Jefferson, Luther HORNE, Joseph W. Sou.
der.
Mechanicstown, Bcnjamin FirJr, John 7
WeddlC.
Jackson, Wesley Marker, VIM. r. Young
townsville, N. Addison Englar, John Glen
SON.
Woodyillc, VIM. II. Runkics, VIM. Clay
Linganorc, VIM. II. H. Wilson, Luke {
Ensor.
I.cwistown, George w. Miller, Jesse W
Gaugh.
Tuscarora, John j. Spons,llcr, Thos. B
Tyler.
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Ii i, sad that quite IL lot of bids were sen
in, for carrying the mail between Smthburg
and Ellerton. and it Is said the wages will I've
less than % cents per day.--Catoctin NeNs.
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QuERY.--What particular line in the Lat
any is one expected t, recie after having
Just gotten out of the range of loose brick
mud geyser?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-01-10

Buckingham's Dive for the Whiskers is
easy OF application, and never fails to color
the beard brown or black as may be desired
Try it.
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ANOTHER Coop SHowING.-Thc friends
fine Valley Savings Bank, SO recently or
ganized in this place, will read with much
pleasure the fourth seml-annual statement of
at the close OF business on Monday last, Dec
81, win h is published in another column
This statement exhibits great progress and
good management in the affairs of the Bank
during the past six months, in which time
the loans and discounts have been increased
$40 ,o3ssl, the weekly deposits stock $2l,-
223, (maklng up the full capital stock Of
0O0O) the transient deposits So ,242.3 G, the
surplus $500 and the undivided profits SOIL.
Or VHHsu Register
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A New PArER.--A meeting of the colored
citizens of this city will be held in the near
future to take some action upon the publ
cation of weekly paper Thos. Mills will
call the meeting together and an effort will
be made to start a journal in this city to meet
the wants of the colorcd citizens The OBJ
iect of the paper is to aid and assist the
INDECENT colored classes. Times.
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Local Items.

A bowling nor'wcster rolled down this
way about a. M, on Monday last.
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The handsome grass plats in front of the
new passenger station have been sadly de
prvcd of their symmetry by the settling OF
the earth i'll the trench containing the water
pipes
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Property SoLD.-Chas. o. Humerick has
sold his little farm at Catoctln Furnaces to
his brother John M. Humcrick for $3.50
cash
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Worth it's Weight in Gold.

lfyou feel depressed, your appetite is'poor
and are troubled with Dizziness of the head
BillousAcss Or Dyspepsia, DR.. Lees Liver
Regulator will cure You. Trial size bottles
free.
A well known physician in New York adj
viscs all his patients that suffer with Coughs
and Colds 70 use Puritans Cough and Con-
sumption Cure. At DR.. J, X. Waters, Drug
Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-01-10

Owners of icehOuses could have secured
ice four inches thick during December, but
none in this locality accepted the chance.
They will not let another such opportunity
plss
TENDER BUDs.-The warm weather of the
past few weeks has forced the buds al
most to the point of opening on shrub in
Mr.. I'd Carmack yard. If Nature cannot
supply second crop, we fear that partIcu-
| lar bush will pass the summer en- disha6Nt.
! hIouICAL-To question the intelligence
of the Puritan punishment of wltchcraft, and
at the same time question the intelligence OF
IL refusal to believe in the present Faith
CUE movement Which is the ranking
absurdity'
Mcssrs. C. G a. f. E. Black hayc purchased
self feeding circular saw ; they are getting
q very useful lot of machinery together.
They are now at work on various articles
for their spring stock which, prompted by
their trade last spring, they will make large
and complete Read their advertisement ON
the first page.
ASTRONOMICAL PRIZE QUgRY TO the
persons from whom We receive the first and
second correct answers to the following
query, we will send THE CLARION free for
one year What cclipses are possible when
the moon is new when it is at first quarter,
when il is at last quarter, when it is full and
why? Four questions
THIRTY 1.-TWO. There are thirty-two pub
lie business houses in this town tina: do not
advertise in The CLARION: each one of them
secures portion of the benefit OF the towr's
advertisement by the CLARION and the main
question with TIE CLARION is: why should
it not expect repayment in part at least for
its labors f'r the general good
Send us in your advertisements, gentlemen
and we will do YOU good.
NEW NoLUME.-Thc Lihrty-town Bun
! ner begins new Volume as it enters the
new year The Bl9ner, at the beginning of
it's TIL wear is in able nd friendly hands :
Bro. Rhodcrick has his heart and his head,
both distinguished, III his work and we adj
mire their product. We congratulate The
Banner readers and assure its publisher of
. our esteem.