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CHEMISES.

They will astonish you, at
IS, 35, 40, so, IS, IS, 85c, 81
and 81 IS, trimmed in many
styles.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-09
DRAWERS.

Plain tucked and embroi-
derry trimmed at rs, IS, As,
50, 90, 65, IS, IS, ooc, 81 and
81 rs. (See the numbers at
IS, 40 and SOC for value at
price.
, 1890-12-11
NORTGAE SALE.

whcrcaS. Default has been made In tho
money secured by n certain chattel mort
gaze. according TO tho tei ms and toaor .. =
certain promissory note therein dcscrlDeu
aud set fOTth, bearing date the l2th Gay OF
Dcocm Dor, 1880 duly made and oSecutoI ~
Gus w Bloomi as mortgagor 20 George .,
StOoke, ht mortgage, which said mortBhHo
was duly recordedin the auditors oficc OF
the county OF spokane and state or Wnsn,
ing,on. in book ''l' OF records OF chattrl
mortgages OF said county and state, on page
$50, on the 3Oth day OF Decsnbcr 1889.
Aud whorcas the amount due on snin
mortgage Mt tho date OF this noucc Is tho
SUN uf 500 principal, aud so Interest, !hnt
the said sum amounts to the suin Of 400
when said sum IN now duo on said mort
gage, enh remains unpaid. a. aforesaid.
Now, therefore, notice In hereby giYon TO
Gus W. Dloom, aud ali whom II may con.
Germ, that under, and by virtue OF the stat.
ute In such case IN dc and prONded, nud
the power OF sale contained IN said mort
gage. duiy recorded herewith as Aforesaid,
said mortgage viii be ioreoloscd BY nsalo OF
tho personal property herein described by
the sher IL OF the county OF spokane, said
state, at public auction, on the i9th day OF
Decem Der, isgO at the hour Of o'clock noon
OF said day, at the residence OF Thomas
Amcty, 10 mies east OF spruguc, In Spokane
county, Wash, And the proceed, arising
from the sale OF said property vii be mp
piled to the satisfaction OF the 81, ID sum due
on said mortgage IN principal ana interest
with The sum OF S25 as Attorney fees, Ms pro.
yidcd II said mortgage, with the costs OF
this sale.
The following Is a description OF the mort.
gagged property to lie Sold as aforesaid ns
contained in. said M, rtgage. towfu One
bay 3.ycnr old ally. white sttipos In face;
one blue 3.ycurold gelding, white stripe In
face aud white ioet; two gray lilies, ono
bl acs 3.year-old gold ng: one roam 3'ycar-old
geldiug, white spot In forehead; one IrLn
gray 3.ycar-Old gcldlng; one. rom 3ycnr-old
selding; one roam 2ycar-old My; one hay
2 year old nily one 2'ycnr-old pinto MY.
one roam 2.ycar.old gelding, white front
feet All OF the above are branded C3 ON left
thigh one dark sOrrcl 3-yeur'old gcldlng,
branded C3on left thigh and SM on right
thigh; one chestnut marc, years old.
branded G. 3 and T. on left thigh; one gray
stallion, years old, branded l. ID on lett
shoulder; ono l5.inch skoln wagon; one
harrow; .two plows and ono scrapor,
BLININS & NEAL.
oOSi AttprneyS for AOrtuagre
, 1890-12-11
CLAGETT Is GAINING.
The Best OF Harmony Prevails Among
tho Candidates.

tho Candidates.
BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 0.-But little busi-
ness was transacted in either branch oi
the legislature to-day.
The senate elected the caucus nomin a
tions throughout. Gray, or Idaho,
bolted the caucus nomination and NOM
mated other candidates for inferior posi-
tions, hut the caucus nominees were
elected. Much indignation was mani
tested at the disposition to bolt the work
Of the caucus.
1t is said that Salisbury, from Salt
Lake, is here managing Judge Clagctt q
senatorial fight. Dubois has his forces
well In hand and set ms to be gaining
streng til. More than double the mum
ber of votes are pledged to him than any
other candidate. His friends are acting
with discretion and creating no bitter
feeling on the part ofthe friends of other
candidates.
1t is almost certain that three senators
will be elected by the legislature. It is
possible, therefore, to accommodate
North Idaho with senator.
The campaign of. Governor Shoup is
strengthening. His friends confidently
count on his election. There will be no
irreconcilable quarrels left to rend the re-
publican party over the senatorial fight.
The candidates are too loyal to the
party to allow even personal defeat to
embitter them. They will bow to the
majority, as expressed by the legisla-
ture. All matters will be arranged setis-
factorily by the leaders. All differences
will be settled in the ranks of the party.
Indications now point to a peaceable
solution of the senatorial squabble. The
cry of Doodle, raised by some alarmist
sensational newspapers, is the merest
bosh. So far as IL possible to ascertain,
nobody has attempted to usc Doodle.
Governor Shoup sent word to-day to
the respective houses that he would be
ready to transmit his message to-mor-
row at IL o'clock. The message will be
sent to each house and read by the
clerks.
1t is thought that ballot for senator
may be had to-morrow afternoon, as the
, 1890-12-11
DUBOIS GAINING STRENGTH.
Onicrrs OF the Legislature Elected
Republican Bolt.

BOtsE, Dec. Sat a caucus of the re-
publicans to-day L. Hughes received
eighteen votes out of thirty for sergeant
at-nrms, But n faction broke away and
igno cd the caucus nomination and
elected George. Hunter on n vote of 10 to
H. the democrats voting solidly tor
Hunter. and aiding the faction In elect
ing him over the caucus nominee. Much
Indignation is expressed over the affair,
and iii liable to bear serious fruit to
the senatorial candidate who engineered
the matter through.
The democrats are now disposed to
allow themselves to be used Tor come
consideration or other, to foster discord
in the republican ranks. The senate re-
rublicans in caucus tonight have agreed
on the following: Sergcat.at.arms,
George Hunter; chief clerk, Judge
Athey, OF Shoshone; assistant, Larimer,
OF Idaho county engrosstng clerk, ), B.
Smith, of kootenai; assistant, Miss
. Reeves, of Bingham; doorkeeper, Pat
Callahan, OF Elmorei janitor, Lawson I;
pages, Fried and Gassor; chaplain, Rev.
Gowun, of the Baptist church.
1t will be seen tomorrow morning
whether the faction will again bolt the
caucus nomination and allow the dem
ocrats to elect the officers.
Friends of Dubois are holding con-
ference in their headquarters. He seems
To be gaining strength daily. Judge
Clagctt is likewise coming noticeably TO
the front. IL Is conceded, in case a
Northern senator Is chosen Clagett will
probably be the man. His loyal course
TO the state committee during the CAM
pagn, his splendid abilities, scholarship p
and general straightforwardness make
him popular with all classes in the legis-
laturc.
Governor Shoup is busy with his re-
port and coming message, and, while
much interested In the result, is making
no effort personally. His friends are
making n quiet fight in his behalf.
BOise City is almost u unit in favor oi
shoup for the senate and will be greatly
disappointed, us will the people gem
orally, should he be defeated.
Tho fight so far is earnest but free from
personal bitterness.
Doodle willout no figure probably In
this senatorial fight.
, 1890-12-11
AUGUST BELMoNr,s WILL.
ho Gives One Years salary to Each
OF His Employ


OF His Employ
New York, Dec. 0-The will of Aug
ust Belmont was filed to-day. The first
clause provides for selling all the horses
used for racing and breeding purposes,
and oil breeding establishments owned
by deceased. Walter Lattgon is given
slh00O In lieu ofhis commission as ex-
ccutor. To Allen Cole is given $40. 600
and 70 every clerk and employe of Aug
nsl Belmont Il Co., who have been there
hye years, sum equal to one year $
salary. All household furniture re
and town and country houses are given
absolutely to Mrs. Belmont, who also re.
ceivcs q yearly income of S52, coo; the
principal OF this is TO be divided among
the children after her death. TO his
daughter, Frederika an annual income
oi $50 600, the principal of which goes
TO her children at her death. Securities
providing an income of $40, 400 are left
IN trust for the Perry Belmont heirs.
Inc same amounts are set aside for
oliver ii. and August Belmont Jr. The
conversion of all the remainder of his
property into cash is ordered, the pro-
eeeds to be divided equally among tho
three sons.
, 1890-12-11

SON. wholesale commission merchant, at
No. GIG Howard street. Spokane Falls:
Wheat--Firm ut i3Cd soc per bushel.
Fiour-$3. 0O@$i.4 40 yer busheI.
Hay-Wild Sl0@l2 90; grain hay slo@
1900; bnled timothy $40,
Oats-sl l0@Sl.20 per owt,
Meats Beef live stall.fed 4941c; re.
tail, s@25c; choice cuts 16@25o. Hogs
dressed, S@0c; retail 100 i5c; mutton,
oci retail mutton and veal choice cuts
l2h@20c.
Poultry--The market quiet; old
chickens siMi25i spring chickens, $50
300 per dozen, dressed Goo each.
Buttor--Creamery, 25@32ci dairy and
ranch 35@60 per roll.
Eggs-2i@26c per dozen.
Fish-Raneo l2}s@ l5c per pound.
Ontmeal-5@Bc.
Cornmeal--5c.
Potntocs--o0c@Si per 100 pounds.
Cabbagc-SlGl. .25 per cwt.
Pnrsnips.-0Jc per cwt.; quiet.
Turnips-- SOC per cwt; very slow.
Apples-Eyaporated lac l6c.
Oranges--SlO per box.
Blnckberries-Dried l2Lo.
Curran,s-Dred l2iIc.
Prunes-l0c; Italian, l5c; French, i6c
Lemons-Sl011 per box.
sngar--Granulated, Sl&G9c; extra Q,
7A@sc.
Coilee- Green, 2563oci roasted, 20
@i0c.
salt--Common, S1,S5 per 100 pounds
dairy, ~.
Crackcrs-7@ll0c.
.sirups-75c@sl por gallon; maple,
Sl.25@L75.
Rice--l0c.
Beans-Small whites, 4@8c per pound.
Canned goods-California, s4.50@6. 80
per case.
Checse-ohio cream 2oc; New York
cream 25c.
Lard-5-pound cans 75c.
Provlsions--Smoked bacon packing
house brands, l2A@14l5ci breakfast ba-
con li@l6c; hams, Eastern, lG@iSc;
home sugar-cured ham lsc.
Pcars-iO'poundb box Sl.50d175.
Apples-5O-pornd box Sl.5UG2.
Grnpcs-S2. l5@2S0 per boSi Concords,
0Oc@Sl per basket.
Onions--Dry, Sl.25ml, so per cwt.
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
ISNIyS II NATTM

Land oflce at spokane Fails. Wash. No.
vember 20 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof Will be made
before the L. ). land office at Spokane Falls,
Wash, ON January II, 1891, at A NJ, viz.
Erasmus NHuman, who medo homestead
entry No 5,s0t ior the the VIII of Lel4 I, nla
of nwl, sec u, twp 81 II, r i3c, W NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton OF said land, viz:
Isaac Harper, Georgc Bullotti. James Pat
terson and John PatteIson, all OF Chattaroy
Il ., Spokane county, Wash.
al6 ~ STRONG, Register.
, 1890-12-11
BOX ELDER TREES FOR SALE,

After October 10 vii, a nil times have
trees "heelcd In" and ready for delivery on
10 minutes motto Mt the following rates;
From to 10 inches high 600. 700 per |. 900
From Ii to 10 inches hlgh ..... 100 per |, 900
From 80 to 4S inches high ,... 800 per GOO
Larger sizes, from to 70 feet high, for ave
nues, parks aud door yards Five per cent
No agents or middle men" employed
All trees guaranteed TO be iirst.class
stock or money refunded.
Trees shipped by freight from Tyler station
to all points on railroad.
Remit by rcgi,tercd letter, at my risk, to
Tyler p, o., Spokane GO Gnty Wash,
Nursery fourteen miles northeast of
sprague, Colviiie Road.
GEORGE YOUNlE.
, 1890-12-11
IDAH0'S LEGISLATURE
Organization and Election of
Officers.
THE RACE FOR SENATORSHIPS
Judge Clagett Leads From the
North--All interests Ex-
press Confidence.

Bo'sr CRY, Idaho, Dec. S.-The first
legislature for tho new state of Idaho
a.eembled at noon to-day. Tho crowd
in tho lobbies was large; in fact, there
was only standing room both in the gal.
lery aud in the corridors, and even that
was at a premium.
Promptly at l2:l5 p. NJ. Hon. Fl. u.
Burkhart of Alluras, former speaker of
the last house under the territorial form
of government, took the chair and called
the house to order.
Charles II. Reed, former chief clerk,
read tho proclamation OF the governor
calling the session of the legislature, and
tho list as certified by Secretary of State
Pinkham,
After prayer by Rcv. Mowen, tho
members in sets of twelve came to the
front the speakers stand and took the
oath administered by Judge Morgan, of
the supreme court of Idaho.
Hon. Frank A. Fem, of Idaho county,
was chosen speaker over J. NJ. Ballen.
tyne, democrat, of Ada, on vote of 20
to o, with two scattering.
Charles IL. Reed. of Ada. was elected
chief clerk, when the house took an
hours recess.
In the afternoon the house completed
organization by electing the following
oiic
ant-at-arms-John Hunter.
Assistant chief clerk -- Miss Carrie
Sweet.
Doorkeeper u. W. Jackson, Of
Bingham.
Enrolling clerk-W. s. Dunniway, of
Carter.
Assistant enrolling clerk-Miss Flor
encc Hunt, of Alturas.
Engrossing clerk-Miss Theresa Of
mrel, of Ada.
Black.
Page-Master Tompkins.
Messenger-Master Shelmarth.
The chaplain will be chosen to-mor-
row and probably will belong to the
Presbyterian church.
The house adjourned to 10 tomorrow.
SENATE.
In the senate little business was done.
Norman B. Wiley, lieutenant governor
and ex-ofiicio president of the senate,
called that body together and read the
proclamation of the governor convening
the legislature.
ludgs Athey, of Shoshone, was chosen
clerk pro tenn.
A committee on rules consisting of
Shoup, Gray, Branstetter, Wheeler and
Lunguishe, and on organization con-
sistinR OF Bingham, Gum and Jewell
were appointed.
The sehlte then adjourned TO 10
O'Clock Tuesday.
, 1890-12-11
NEW YORK, Dec. i0-The stock market
Provisions and Cereals.

NEW YORK PRODUCE,
NEW York, Dec. lo.-Hops weak and
quiet.
Coffee-Options closed steady and un.
changed to 10 points down. Sales,
1900 bags; December, 17.25@17. 35c;
January, 49, 30@l6 35c; February, 15. sO@
l5.s5c; March, l540@ l5 Acc; May,
5.20c; spot Rio, lower; fair cargoes,
l0l1c; No. 7. 17Hc.
Sugar-Rnw, dull and steady; refined,
quiet.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat
Firm; cash, SOC; January 9oSsc;
Corn.strady; cash, 52Ac; January,
5lMc; May, 54ssc.
Oa,s-steady; cash, 46c; January,
43kc; May, 46c.
Fork Steady; cash. $685. January,
$40. As; May, S1l,42k.
Lard--sieady; cash, $5.65; January,
S5.S71s; May, $6.47h
Barley-Nominal; 74@75c.
Rye-Quiet; Csc.
Whisky--$1.
Shoulders 5O@4 1924.
Short CLEARS. 3O@b.35.
Short ribs-$5@5.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Wheat--ln specu.
lative trading the feeling was steady, the
feeling early being rather heavy. Prices
soon declined &c, rallied 5s@Mc, eased
off slightly. recovered some and closed
steady. August being about Hc higher
than yesterday.
Receipts 507 900 bushels; shipments,
2S3, 600 bushels.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
tCHIcAoo, Dec. 10.--Cattle-Receipt
l6 600; prices slow and market almost
emoralized; fancy Christmas steers,
So s0@6 10; all other grades, Is to 25c
lower.
Hogs-Receipts, TO- 900; market active
and steady; rough and common mixed,
S3. 40d350; prime mixed and packers,
S3. 6O0l3 10; prime. heavy and butchers
weights, So. .75@3.s5; prime light, $3.5o@
Sheep-Receipts l3 900; market dull
fiat and Improbable. Out of thirty to
I4O carloads on sale barely fifty loads
had been sold ut late hour, and these
at q decline of15 TO 40c.
PETROLEUM.
NEw YORK, Dec. lO.-Petroleum-
January closed Mt 6iJsc.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS.
LtyEBPooL, Dec. l0.-Wheat-Holders
offer moderately; new No. 2 winter.
steady at Is I'D; new No. spring,
| rs I'd.
Corn-Holders offer moderately; spot,
5s 44d; January new, os o><d.
Local Markets.
The following quotations were cor
rected yesterday afternoon by NJ. d. Dob
, 1890-12-11
n IaE1sIlsRsIvIsl3!3s1sI =,
81 CURES WHERE All Else FAILS, {
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes good. Use G
ri in time. Sold by druggists.

IT TASTES BITTER. 1t is much to its credit
that It tastes bitter. The palate
| Ia the sentinel of the stomach.
The moment O substance Is received
into the mouth, the palate nerves
convey Information to the
stomach that such thing Is on
it's way to that organ. The stomach,
warned at once prepares its forces
TO meet and assmate what Is
coming. Therefore the first step toward
victory is when bitter medicine
arouses the stomach, and this Is
why sugar-coated and sweetened medicines whose
real taste is disguised, fail to
accomplish the result sought. bitter
medicine finds the stomach prepared;
dormant juices are aroused,
lazy tissues stirred up and
the whole organ Is on the
qui vive Arrived at the organ,
the medicine goes about its work,
healing this tissue, ciiastsing a
refractory Que, stimulating
weak juice, finally restoring
harmony To the stomach and
passing out Of the system, -
leaving it In an active
and healthier condition. MOore's
Revealed Remedy Is a bitter I-
| tasting medicine, but its effects ta
| on the stomach, liver and .,.e..
kidneys are marvellous. Sold by all drugglstA
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
WILLIAM II DkRrELIS

Land once at Spokane Falls. Wash. Dec.
3rd 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
claim, and that said proof will be made be .
fore the United states and Office at Spo-
khhe Falls wash on January q, ls1l, :.
dsclurntory statement No. U,G9l for the ST.
sell and mel SCI sec 2, twp 20 n, I2e w NJ.
lie names the followingw theses TO prove
his continuou, residence upon and cultiya-
tinn OF said lHnt, VIZ:
John H. Obctchain, Edward Erickson,
Frank Larson, Bud Breeding, all OF Spokane
Fails, Wash. A. W. STRONG,
uR
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
JAMES BRADBURY

Land oHlco at Spokane Falls, wash oo-
tober %, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn.
tion to make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will DO made be.
fore the United States Land ONCE at Spo'
kane Falls, WASH, on December H. 1890. viz
james Bradbury, who made homestead ap.
plication No. 4, ,3Si, for the nwlt Ot sec o, twp
% n, of range ~ e, " NJ
icuames the blowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva.
tion OF said land, VIZ
Phincas A Page. Wesley u Smith, Vim
Mcclure and John l. MaIchand. all OF Spo.
kane Falls, Wash. w STRONG,
3O6 Register
, 1890-12-11
SUNMON

state Of Washington. County Of spokane, So
In the superior Court for spokane county
JOsCph Weber aud Fannie Weber, plain
tins, VS. Gustof EcksirOm, defendant,
The state OF Washington, 20 the above
named defendants You are hereby notified
that Joseph Weber and Fannie Weber,
plniutins, have filed comp mat against
YOU in the superlor court OF spokane
county, stute of Washington. held at spo.
Kane Fails, which wi como on TO be heard
sixty days after the first publication OF this
summons, to.wit: sixty days after the ith
day OF December 1870; and uulcss YOU
appear and answer the same on or bc'
foro the "a day OF February 1891, tic
same will lc taken a COME sod, and the
prayerof said com mplaint granted. Tho OBJ
JCot and prayer of said complaint IL 10 can.
Gel one note aud real estate mortgage, made
nn executed by plaiutihs to Adolpi John
son on the Ait day OF NOvcmbcr, lSN2, pay.
able one ycnr after date! said nOto aud
mortgage having bgon assigned by aid
Adolph Johnson to you, snid nustof Eek
stroni, and said note and mortgage were
satisfied by plaintiffs yet you, the said Gus.
tot Eckstrom, have not cNccItCi II release
OF nor iclca,c cd said mortgage as required
by law
witness my hand and the sosl
49,. OF sal court, this sd day OF De.
seal Ccmbcr, A. H. 800.
So. j. NJ ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
ByK. Is. MURPHY, Deputy,
Alolnl MuntCr. Attorney for plaintiffs.
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
suMERS DANlEIS.

Land ohce at spokane Falls, Wash I,
Noyem Der ~, 1900
Notice Is hereby given that tho fol- owing.
named settler has filed notice of his inten'
tion to make Hnal proof In sup.
port OF his claim, and that sad proof will bo
land ONCE at Spokane Falls, Wash, on Jan.
uury II, 1891, at 2P. NJ, viz; sumors Dan
ic.s who made homestead entry No. 1895,
for the sls OF nwi. and nj OF swJ4 Of sec SO
twp. % n, OF r. 4tc., w. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttYa'
tlnn OF said land, viz!
william Hanna, John Sondbo-gcr. Charles
Hone and J b. Daniels all OF Pcone y. o.
Wash. a. w. STRONG, Register
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
GusR " ROCHE

Lend once at Spokane Falls. Wash. No.
vembcr3 8, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has hled notice OF his intcn.
tion to make communication iinai proof in
support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the United states Land
Office at Spokane Falls, Wash, on Deccm
ber 10 1870 at 10 a. Nj, viz: Guss w.
Roche, who made homestead entry No.
: O3D for lots 9. 8 and 1, of sec .. In twp 81 IL,
OF r i3c, W NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF said land, viz;
Amel UlbrIght, Paul Han'on, John Q
Ristau, Ciaus Bang, all OF Spokane Falls,
Wash.
W STRONG. RpuistpT.
, 1890-12-11
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR.. d. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
meut, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria,
Dizziness, Ccnv u1slons, Fits. Nervous Neu.
raIgSa ragiaa ,i Headaeh,, NsrySusi Nsni prostIation,
Waketuiucss, Mental Depression, Soitening
OF the Brain, resulting In insanity and lead
ing to misery, decay and death. Premature
Old Age, Barronnuss Loss OF Power in ell
ther sex, involuntary Losses and Sperma-
torrhpa caused by overexertion OF the
brain, self.sbusc or overinduigenoe, Each
box contains one months treatment, 81 q
box. or six boxes forS sent by mall pro-
paid on receipt OF price.
, 1890-12-11
ELE PHANT ON A TEAR.
Takes Cincinnati sharpshooters Two
Days to XIII Him,

CrscrSNArr, Dec. 0.-Old Chief, a
vicious elephant that has been for sew
eral years in the Cincinnati Zoo garden,
broke his chains and began u general
work of destruction. He tore his house
to splintors and was proceeding to make
q general ruin of the ga rdcn, whercupon
sharpshooters were brought in and be-
gan firing at him with muskets. The
first bhot brought him to his launches,
and ten other shots were fired into him
without apparent effect. At 10 o'clock
tonight the killing was given up. to be
resumed in tho morning. The elephant
Is believing IN fearful manner.
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HUGH NJ. BRAEM.

Land oflcc at Spokane Falls. Wash. ooto-
bcr ~ 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intcn.
tion to make linal proof In suppoet
of his claim, and that said proof Will
be made before the U 5 lard office ut Spo'
kane Falls Wash. ON Dec. II, 1880, at 10 N,
viz: Hugh NJ. Braem, who made home
stead entry No 6.i4i, for tho nel4 OF sec TO-
IN twp 20 II, OF RAJ G, w NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya
ton OF said land, viz:
Andrew Anderson, william Hopper,
Thoma as Gardner, Nelson Anderson. all OF
Spokane Falls, Wash, A. w. STRONG,
'1pR KcRistpr.
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
JONAS II. GROVE.
Land onicc Al spokano f'alls, WASH, !

Land once at spokane Falls. Wash, No
vcmber ~ 1890.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn
ton to make final proof in support OF his
before tho United states land office Mt spo
kane Falls, Wash. ON J"nuary 10, 1901,
viz. Jonas B, Grove, who made homestead
Q try No 7G2S for the noi, OF see. IS, twp.
IS H., T ~ o., w. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land, viz;
John Cook, Walter strong and James Ev-
ans, all OF Hazard 4. ., spokane county,
Wash, b, and Fred Tender OF Mayer p. "
97g5 4. IS. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
SAMUEL II, M'SAUGHTOS.

Land once at spokane Falls. Wash.
Dec. &, 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice OF his lnten-
tion to make final proof in support OF his
fore the United States land DIN &C at Spokane
Falls, Wash. ON February .. 1891, . A. Nj.
viz: Samuel H. hcNaughtou, who made
Homestead entry No. Z ,J76, for the selt - o
30 twp ~, " e, W NJ,
He names the following witnesses to prove
hiscontinuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion OF said land viz.
Daniel ffoland, John Russell, August
Pifrer, John Cook, all OF HazzaTd, Wash.
A ~ AIRONE RauisInr