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and durability they arc unsurpassed.
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Notice is hereby given that said stock
will he sold at the front door of the
Hastings Court house of the city of
Roanoke, under Sections l127, 112S and
1929 of the Code of Virginia atpublic
auction, on Saturday. December 10, at
IL o'clock NJ. by order of the Board
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Sale of stock of International Cirar-
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, 1890-11-27
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has boon made in the
payment Of the money secured by n certain
chattel mortgage according to the terms
and tenor of II cert ain promissery note
therein described ana set forth, bcaring date
the 10th day OF February 1890 duly made and
executed by W. IA. O'Nell rs mortgagor tn
mortgage was duly recorded in the auditor 3
Gi The c2gn h3o q sR?keipS aaa state Of
gages Of Is, s9ia COUNT and s'Gtoi on page 4S'
And whereas, tho amount due on said
mortgage at the date of this notice is tho
sum OF $3.50 principal, aud $50 interest:
that the said sums amount To the sum OF
S14S is which sald sum is now due on said
mortgage and remains unpaid as afore'
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to
said W, ~. ONcil, and all whom II may
concern, that under and by virtue of the
statute in such case made ana provide d
and the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, duly recorded Herewith ms afore-
said, said mortgage will bo forcCloscd by a
sale of the personal property herein de-
s,cribed, by the sheriff 81 the county OF spo.
roth dav of November, 1880, at the hour oi
= o'cl, OK in the afternoon of said day at
tn c Louis ketohum place, miles southwest
arising from the sale of said prop
crty will be applied to the sntis'
faction OF the said sum due on said mort
gage in principal and interest and aecruing
interest until paid, together with the sum
OF Ills attorney fees. as provided in said
mortgage with tho costs OF this sale.
The following is u full description of the
mortgaged properly to be sold, as aforesaid,
as contained in said MORTGAGE to-wit: ono
tbooD on left stilc. one a. grey horse,
eight o. years old, crippled in one front
foot brand not visible one a. bay marc,
eight g. years old, white strip N face, left
hind foot crooked, branded circled tM) on
right shoulder and o AL on left shoulder;
one (D roam horse, eight (s) years old, white
~ on r.ght stifc; one ~ four-sprlng hack
W. L, RICHAn DsOS
Attorney for MOrtglyee
, 1890-11-27
como to my relief, leaving the horses
alone by the lake side.

come to my relief, leaving the horses
alone by the lake side.
Like the man In the old blue-back
spe lllng book, / thought | would try
what virtue there was In stones.h
So l looked around and selected two
or three pieces of broken busalt about
the size OF goose egg, | hurled Que
OF these at the monster before me, rs
he posed with the stoical dignity
and resignation of n dying Caesar.
The blow struck the bird full in
the face, killing him instantly.
Happy, happy again, then was | |!
ut once. dragged my noble game
down to the shore below.
had II prize worthy a kings
effort, the victory costing me five
shots and half an hours battle, from
beginning to end.
with our game secured we hur-
ricd on to- our camp for the night,
the hut of II cattlcman far away
from civilization. Arrived there,
we threw our dead bird upon the
roof, and after supper prepared for
our hours of rest.
But no rest came to us. The
blood scent of our game had at
tracted the wolves from every direc-
tlon, and before midnight | think
there were half thousand of the
rascals around our hut. We were
completely surrounded by them. |
have never heard such a horrible
howl In oil my life; such continuous
cries ns the tel lows kept up all ,the
live long night. 1t was the first
time III my life, too that | had had
such an experience, surrounded 10y
hundreds OF wolves and they thirst
Ing for blood! wanted to open the
door and fire upon them, but the
owner of the lodge objected.
There were two reasons for his OBJ
jectionS: The coyotes were In such
numbers that they might have been
tempted to make an attack upon us
In the darkness, and such u course
could have had but one ending, If
the door could not have been closed
against them. And again, there was
danger of staying some of our
friends cattle that had gathered
about the house on hearing the
howls of so many of the coyotes on
the war path, for the Western cattle
know when and where to take refuge
from those rascals. They were all
about the house for protection. And
50 we had to endure the horror till
the morning came. l have never
spent just such II night. | had slept
under the fires of bombardment
during war, but man who can
sleep amid the frightfui gatherings
and horrid howls of 800 hungry
wolves--coyotes though they be
can yield to the sweet temptation of
Sonnus with more ease and grace
than |.
The morning dawned, the wolves
had skunk away to their holes In the
lavafield, or to their hiding places
in the sage plains below, and so we
could take no sweet revenge on
them. But one thing could be done.
We made an autopsy OF our dead
bird. In measurements he was II
little over three feet from the tip of
his beak to the end of his tail, and
something over seven feet from tip
to tip OF wing. His weight was
twenty-five pounds. The span of
his foot was eight inches irrespective
of the hard talon OH his claws. the
talons alone being two and three
quarters inches In curvature. The
fellow was pronounced by the oldest
resident the largest specimen of his
kind ever seen in Eastern Oregon.
, 1890-11-27

potatocs-s50s0Oc per 100 pounds.
Cabbage 75oCd$l per owt.
Parsnips--0)u per cwt'i quiet.
Turnips-5Oc per cwt,i very slow.
Apples -Evaporated li@l6c.
Oranges--Sl0 per box.
ckbcrries--Dried l2Hc.
Currants-Dricd i2]9c.
Prunes-iOc; Italian, l5c; French, l0c.
Lemons-SiO@il per box.
sugur--Granulutei, sA@oc; extra g,
7M@Sc. -
tOilec- Green. 25@5Oci roasted, 25
@4ol.
sslt-Common, s1.s5 per 100 pounds :
dairy, ~.
Crackers--76l0c.
Situps-75c@sl per galloni maple,
sl.25@l75.
Rlue--lUc.
Bcans--Small whites, 4@Go per pound.
Canned goods-Calilornia, s46oG6.5o
per case.
Cnecse-Ohio cream 2Oc; New York
cream 25c.
Lard-5-po cans 75c
Provisions-Smukod bacon, packing
house brands, l2M@l4Ac; breakfast ba.
con 14@l6c; hunis, EASTERN lGGlSc;
homo sugar-cured ham lsc.
Penrs-i0. pound box 81. 50M1.75.
Apples 0.pound box sL5U@2.
Grapes-Sl@l.00 per box; Concords,
OOcdSl per basket.
omons-Dry, Si.25@L50 per cwt.
, 1890-11-27
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Stocks Continue to Show
Increased Strength.
ACTIVE AND SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Money and Stocks, Produce and
Cattle Fluctuations for
the Day.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 26.--Stocks opened
comparatively quiet, but generally q
fraction lower. They displayed an in
clination to go farther down, however,
until a pressure was suddenly brought
again to bear and the market sprang
into activity. Within half an hour
sugar which was the most active,
showed loss OF 3 per cent. at Az, Pacific
Mail yielded IL per cent. and Northern
Pacific preferred, 1. Atchison showed
marked strength during the raid, and IN
tho rally which followed advanced
materially. The improvement was sharp
as decline loses quickly regained in all
the leading shares at top figures. Union
Pacific showed gain over the opening
of ~ per cent, the rest being generally
small fraction higher than at the start.
The market continued strong after
IL 10, and after the delivery hour
showed very marked strength. Sugar
led oil with marked squirt from .5ok to
&C. and although the later retired to %,
the rest of the list seemed strong
Union Pacific rose TO 53is, and the
market closed active and strong at the
highest prices OF the day.
There was considerable pressure 10
sell during the first hulf hour in the
stock market this morning and prices
declined q to IA per cent. in the gen
cral list and 3 per cent. on sugar. Al
concessions buying order appeared and
early losses were soon regained with
something in addition. The improve
ment of the whole list received great
impetus the last hour by the announce
ment to stay proceedings in the sugar
trust until Saturday. Upon this, sugar
suddenly well advanced to 70 and closed
active and strong Mt the bes, prices oi
the day. Sugar went up 80 per cent.
Rock Island, 32s, and Union Pacific,
2A.
Money on call, easy; closed offered
at
Prime mercantile paper, GH@a.
Sterling exchange, quiet and steady
Go.day bills, si.s2; demand, dS7k.
, 1890-11-27
MORTGAE SALE.

whercaS, Default has been made In tho
money secured 10y ~ certain chattel mort
gage, according 10 the tos ms ana tenor OF a
certain prumissory note the rein described
and set forth, bearing datc tho l2th day oil
Deccm Der, 1850, duly made anu executed ~
Gus w. Boom; MS mortgngor. 10 George II.
stooku, a. murtgagec. which said mortgage
was duly recorded TT the auditors uiicO OF
the county OF sposnno and state OF WASH, {,
ing,on, in book ~ OF records OF ohattoi
mortgages OF sntd county and state, on page
3JV, on The 3Oth day OF December, 1889.
Aud whereas the amount duo on snid
mortgage ut tn date OF this nouce Is INC
sum Oi 500 principal! aud so interest,", that
the said sum amounts to the sum OF 800,
which said sum IS now duo on said mort
gage, and remains unpaid, - aforesaid,
Now, therefore, notice ls hereby given to
Gus W. Bloom, and all whom II may con
Germ, that under, and 10y virtue OF the stat.
ute In such case mode and provided, ana
gage duIy recorded Herewith AS Aforesaid,
said mo tgagc viii be foreclosed BY nsale Of
the personal property herein described py
the sheriff of tho county OF spokane, said
state. ut public auction, on the IL h day OF
December, 1872. at the hour OF O'Clock noon
OF said day. at the residence OF IhOinas
county, Wash, and the proceed, arising
Irom the sale OF said properly VIII he np-
piled to the satisfaction OF the SAID sum due
on said mortgage in principal ana interest
and accrung interest until paid, together
with he sum OF S20 as attorneys fees, ns pro.
vided in said mortgage, with tho COSTS oil
this sale.
The following Is a description OF the mort
gagged property to be sold, ns aforesaid, as
contained III said mortgage, to.wit! one
bay year old hlly, white stripes In face;
one blue 3.ycar-od gelding. white stripe in
face aud white iectj two gray hllios; one
b acx 3year.old gcidlng. one roam 3'ycar-Old
golding, white spot Ia forehead, one iron
gray 3.year-old gclding: one roam 3year-old
gelding: one roam 2-yoar-old MY; Que bay
2-year-old hlly; one 2.yenr-old pinto hly;
one roam 2-ycar-old gelding. white front
feet. All OF the above are branded CO on lett
thigh. One dark sOrrol 3yoar'old geldlng,
branded C3on left thigh and M on right
thigh one chestnut mare, 3 years old,
branded c 3 and on left thigh; one gray
stallion, 7 years old branded l. ID on lett
shoulder; one 3I5inch skeln wagon; one
harrow; two plows and ono scrnpet.
BLIVINS Il NEAL,
9O?4 Attorneys tor Aortgagee.
, 1890-11-27
CGUR D'ALENE TOWN
vantages and Prospects of
Wallace.
Road to Missoula by the lst
of January.

T.. ID. Carter, who has many sub
stantal interests and much faith in
Wallace, Idaho, is in the city.
Last evening he told II select cir
Gle of friends something of the great
possibilities that cluster around the
little city of the mountains from
which he halls. The past history of
Spokane Falls, to degree, has been
thBt of Wallace. Everyone knows
of the fire that swept the business
portion of the town from the earth.
Hardly n building remained stand
ing. Yet, Mr.. Carter AYERS, the
present appearance of the town Is
deceptive. No evidences of n con-
ilagration remain.
"There are advantages i'm Walla
that will make it the greatest city in
Northern ldaho,n the visitor said.
at has two great trunk lines run
ming through 1t, The gap In the
road between Hauser Junction and
Missoula will be brldged by two
lines of steel in II very short time
if the weather remains clear, by
Christmas-and the Northern Pa
citic will soon have through trains
on the new track. There are
branches running up into the mines
In three directions. They are kept
busy all the time taking care of the
ore that the mines produce. They
are all of them operating without
cessation. The work Will go on
through the winter. There is au
advantage that we have. The snow
blockades are nearly always to the
eastward, and 1t Is very seldom that
our communication with the rest Of
the world is cut of. The grade from
Wallace to the north, south and
east, Is very heavy, as much rs 100
feet to the mile.
at is very probable that n road
will be built from Mullan up Placer
canyon To the head waters of Snake
creek and OH to Lewiston. 1t will
he another feather in the cap of
Wallace and will be accomplished,
the people of the town believe,
within two years. or course there
will be additional service as the
country develops, The city reminds
me of this one. If you should visit
us now you could hardly believe
there had ever been fire"
, 1890-11-27
Local Markets..

The following quotations were cor
rected Monday afternoon by NJ. d. Dob.
son, wholesale commission merchant, al
No. GIG Howard street. Spokane Falls;
Wheat-FiTm nj 50@52c per bushel.
Flour-$3. 9OdS4 40 uer bushe.
Hay-Wild $lO@l250; grain hay sl0@
IL. so; baled timothy Sl5.
Oats-$1, lo@f l.2o per cwt.
Meats-Beei, live stall.ied 4@4Isc; re-
tail, s@25c; choice cuts l5@ 25o. Hogs
dressed. sC60c; retail lo@ l5c; mutton
Oc retail mutton and veal choice cuts
l2k@2Oc.
Poultry-The market lively; OLD
chickens $4@425; spring chickens, $50
$50 per dozen; dressed Coo each.
Butter--Creamery 25@32c; dairy anC
ranch 35@50 per roll.
Eggs-24M20c per dozen.
Fish-RanGe i2ls@l5c per pound.
Oat;neal--5mBc.
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF sCHOOL
nONDS.

Notice is hereby given that tho under.
signed will receive, at his Office in spokane
Fails seeled bids for tue puroh use OF bonds
to be issuei by school District No. VI, spo-
kane county Washirg gton, TO the amount OF
two thousand dol ars 3,O0N, payable IN ten
years aite date, with interest at - per cen
per aunum, payable annually. Principal
and interest payable at the Office of county
treasurer OF spokane county.
Bidders are asked to name the price and
rate OF in terest ut which they Will purchase
said bonds. and address sealed package con,
tanning bids: "Bids for bonds OF school
District No. g." Bids will be opened and
considered al my Ollie on Friday December
9th. at 2P. NJ. GEORGE 4. COLE,
Treasurer OF spokane County, Wash.
Hnnknne Falls Nov. l3th. 1900.
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AARON BERKEY

Land once at Spokane Falls. Wash, ooto-
her Is lsgO.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten.
ton to make final proof in support of his
claiIn, and that snid proof will be mado
before the United States land
office at Spokane Falls, Wash. on December
ID, 1880 at9 A M, VIZ; Aaron Berkcy, who
made homestead entry No o G72, for he nelt
OF uelt Of sec ), twp - n, range 44o, W NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton of said land, viz:
Jcdson Daniels, Charles Scrbner, John
W scribner aud Dennis Dacy, Gll OF peone r
o., Wash a. w. STRONG.
9DiD ReElstcr
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NcAAt ~ SDhA AONo
Ofthe estate OF Robert Sears, an insolvo

Oi,tuc VI nopett Sceisi hl iHsOVout
debtor.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned
assignee OF the estate OF Robert Sears, an In.
solvent debtor, to the creditors OF, and all
purs ms having claims against the said In.
solvent debtor, that, OIL the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, lsDO, the sald Robert senrs made ~ gen.
eral assignment, to the undersigned, OF all
his property, for the benefit Of all his cred.
itors u proportion to thCir respective Clui IN 3
and that on the 10th day OF October said as
sign mcht was duly hled, for record, In tho
kane, State OF Washington.
And notice is also hereby given 70 the
crcdltors oi anu al persons having claims
their claims under oath, to said assignee,
ut his office in the city of Spokane Falls,
Washington. within throo months from tho
dAtO hereof.
Dated ut the city of Spokane Falls, state OF
Washington, this tho 10th day OF October. A..
ID. lSgl WENDELL HALL,
Assignee OF the estate OF Robert sears, an
nsolYcut debtor. IGj7
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
RICHARD NJ. ]. ARMSTRONG

RICHARD NJ. ]. ARMSTRONG
Land office ut Spokane Falls. Wash, October
o. 1890
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his fntcn-
tion TO make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof Will be made be-
fore the United State laud office at SPOKANE
Falls, Wash. on November -, 1890. at o
a. NJ, viz: Richard NJ, j. Armstrong,
who as made homes tcad entry No. i,G2O for
the WIZ OF nwit of nel4 OF nwit and nwl4 OF
neit Sc. 10, twp. 2s H.. range u g, w. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
Frank Van Bebber, of Nicho Postoflice,
Wash Joseph O. Cowgirl Robert T. Cow.
gill, James Walton, all OF ChAttaroy, spo-
kane county, Wash. a. w. SThONG,
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
GUss W. ROCHE.

NUNb w NOVIII-'
land Office at Spokane Falls Wash. No
vembcr3 3, 1890
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has iilcd notice of his inten-
ton to make commutst OH final proof In
support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the United States Land
Office at Spokane Falls Wash, ON Deeem-
ber 20, 1880, a. 10 A. NJ, viz: Guss w
Roche, who made homestead eutry No,
$50 for lots 2. and 4, oi sec 2, In twp "a n,
OF T 43e, W NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
tion OF said land viz;
Amel Ulbright. Paul Hanson, John C
Ristau, Claus Bang, all OF Spokane Falls
Wash.
0?6 A. w. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Spokane Falls, Wash, No
Vember 10, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his
intention 10 make final proof In support OF
before ne United States land Office Mt spo.
kane Falls, Wash, on January D, 1891, VIZ /:
Joseph Smith, who made H. ID. No. 4553,
for the selt OF sec. 10, twp. "a n, rJ3 O., W. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous Tcsidcncc upon and cultlya'
ton oi tald land, viz:
w. II. ston eman, John w. stoneman, A.
II. Brlckcil aud George W Lothrop all OF
Mead, spokane county, wash.
oOlG w STRONG Register
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that tho under
signed will receive ut his Office In Spokane
to be issued by school District No. 81, spo-
kane county, Washington, to the amount OF
nine hundred dollars lSoO0l payable In ivo
[6l and ten no. years alter date with inter-
est at the rate of 10 per cont. per Hunum,
payable annually; principal and interest
payable at the Office OF county treasurer,
Spokane county.
rate OF interest at which they Will purchase
said bonds. and address sealed package oon-
tanning bids thus:
Bids VIII he opened and considered at my
Office on November 10, at l. NJ.
GEORGE L. COLE,
Treasurer OF Spokane County, Washing etou.
Spokane Falis, oct ~. lsOO. 23l6
, 1890-11-27
NorICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land oflce at spokane Falls Wash, No
Vcmber 10. 1890.
Noticeis hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten
tion to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and that said proof Will be madc he
fore UnitcdStates land Office at spokane Falls,
wash. on January Z, 1891, at d. NJ VIZ .
Thomas D. Wcgcr who made ID. S. No.
G ,7Ss, for the So OF the nwl ands lots and
4 Of sec 4, twp. q n. ~ e., W. NJ.
lie names tho following witnesses toproyc
his continuous residence upon and cultiva'
tion OF said land viz:
A. A. Emmerson, J. u. Grove, d. b.
Rhoads and Joseph Iarbet, all of Hazard L.
o., Spokane county.
O1i A. w STRONG, Register.
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Spokane Falls, WASH.
October 9, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filcd notice OF his inten.
ton 10 make final proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the United States land oiiice ut Spokane
Falls Wash. ON November 81. 1890, at l y. NJ,
VIZ: Elbert z oalbraith, who made declarn.
tory statement No. 6,5ll. for the n5s OF nwl.,
OF see s. twp &c n, - =, w NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residences upon and cultiya,
ton OF said land, viz;
CLARK IL Perry, William II Barttcll, Thorn.
as nj Holland aud Charley Erickxon. all oI
Spokane Falls. AW STRONG, Register,
, 1890-11-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
HUGH ". BRAEM
Land omcc at Spokane Falls, Wash, octo
I.Ir

land UVlCU HI oPUhuFIV THI''' VsISTI'I OO60"
Dcr 81, 1890.
named settler has liled notice OF his tnten.
tion to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof VIII
be made before the 5 iGrd office at Spo.
kane Falls, Wash, on Dec. IL, 1870, at 10 \ N,
viz: Hugh NJ. Braem, who made home
stead entry No G,l4l for the mel. OF sec 10,
IN twp 20 n, Of r4I c, w n
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva'
ton OF said land, viz:
Andrew Anderson, William Hopper,
Thomas Gardner, Nelson Anderson, all oi
Spokane Falls, Wash, \. W. STRONG,
'6v6 Register.