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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

Bessemer Pig-Hematite warrants have been
sold at b8s Cd. but makers ask previous prices
although demand continues light West Coast
brands Nos. ], z at Cos T. o. b. shipping point.
Middleborough Pig-Warrants dropped TO
els Cd owing to reported increase in stocks but
reacted Is Makers prices are lower also and
now quoted at 43s for No. g. E. o. b.
Spiegeleisen-There has beon further de-
cline In prices without perceptiblc improve.
mont in sales English 20 per cent quoted st
9js T. o. b. at works.
STEEL CONTINUES DULL.
Steel Wire Rods--No further change in
prices hut tho market weak and dull. Mild
steel, No. U, quoted at Gs l5s. T. o. b. shipping
port
Steel Ralls-MRkerS prices about the same as
last week and business slow. Heavy sections
quoted NJ fi ia. Cd. .6fG5 T. o. b. shippingtpoint.
Steel Blooms-Demand contnuos light and
the market weak Bessemer XXI quoted at
ff lOs.0t los. (. O. b. shipping point.
btoel Bhlets-DemAnd shows no improve
ment and prices show little change. Bessemer
(slze 211N2) quoted "a al l6s. I. o. b. ship.
Steel shbs-Pricos about as heretofore and
the market dull Ordinary sizes quoted AZ
a l0h oh. shipping point
Crop Ends-A small business pAssinp and
little demand. Run Of tho mill quoted AZ
a. lEs. f. o. u. shipping point
Old Iron Rails-No Improvement In the de-
nAnd and prices nominal. Tees ouotod n. a
and double heads Mt G8 6h. {. o. b.
Scrap lron-The situation 10 unchanged, de-
a
a. los T. o. b. shipping pointH
Manufactured Iron-lrices for most dsporin.
ti0ns are lower and business IL light at the dc.
cline.
stafford ord. marked bars.
a. q. b, EpoolD. ............f On od4 . los Cd
common bart..,., . Oh OdD l0s Cd
black sheet singles Os Od0p y IN Oh
Welsh bars, E. o. b. Wales. IN O1d q Os Od
Steamer Frclghts-Glahgow 90 New York,
n. Od Liverpool 20 New York. los Cd.
TIN. COPPER AND LEAD.
Fig Tin-operations have been large and
prices advanced f2 los. To-day the market Ia;
Straits quoted NJ Ge3 "a. Cd. for spot, futures "a
monthAl, fW.
Coppor-A very large business has beon done.
Prices are about f3 mp and the market strong
ht tho advance. Chill bars quoted f62 7a I'd.
for spot, f62 l2n. ID. for future delivery. Best
selected English, E5b los.
Lnad-Bukineth moderate and prices rather
lower. Soft spanish quoted at fl2 Ia. Cd.
Hpelter-l,he market strong and prices again
higher. Ordinary silesihn quoted at f22
I'm flAte-fTloes about the same a. last week
but the market hrmer aud business fair.
J. q. charcoal, AllRway grade
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
STILL CLIMBING.
Good Feeling In OIL Circles and Sleeper
Figures.

The oil market opened up In good shape yes.
terday. and was strong throughout, although
the close was cents below the highest point
This was due to lack Of orders, and not to
changed conditions or feeling. Il was the gen.
efal impression that the Improvement had
come 10 stay. The leading factors In the up
ward movement are 4 stFehg foreign market
and steady decrease Of stocks, In spite OF the
extraordinary energy shown in the heid
There was strong opening st s7I, from
which IL was rapidly bid up to ssss, The de,
cline Was gradual during the afternoon until
the price reached s6Ss. from which II could not
be budged, and the market closed steady at
that figure, The 2eent range afforded q good
opening for the room traders 10 get In Their
work, but they were afraid 10 venture more
than small ldts, No important blocks were
handled, PittsbuTg bought moderately, Oil
City and Bradford were the principal sellers,
The range wasl opening, s7HI highest, sbss,
lowest and closing, sos. Wednesdays clear,
anees were l42,0 900 barrels.
There Is great rush OF operators to the
Hayesville Held, and the ground Is being drilled
full Of holes. Wells average half q dozen to
the acre. On this point an operator remarked;
so many wells will drain the territory In short
order ana no ono will make any money" U
The Heely well in the Bellevue field is con.
sidered dry, although It has q slight showing
OF oil. Operators are OF the opinion that II oil
exists In that territory It will be found in the
fourth sand. The wells on the Nelson farm
are about due. The Straw well is through the
l0O-foot and will 60 to the fourth sand.
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WHOLESALE = HOUSE,
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.

Embroidery and White Goods Department.
direct inportatlon-from the best manufao.
turers of bt Gall, In Swiss and Cambria Edg.
ings, Fiouncings, Skirt Widths and Allovsra
Hemstltohed Edgings and Flouncinga Buyers
VIII ind these goods ATTRACTIVE both IN price
Laoes and White Goods. UPHOLSTERY DE
PARTMENT-Best makes Window Shades In
dado and plain or spring fixtures, Lace Cur.
Brass Trimmings Floor, Table and Stair OIL
Cloths In hest makes, lowest prices for quality
WASH DRESS FABRICS
The largest variety from which 10 soioct
Toll Du Nords, Chalon Cloths, Bath seersuok.
srs, Imperial suItlngs, Heather \ Ronfrow
Dress 0inghnms. Fine Zephyr GinghamA
Wholesale Exclusively.
jaiap
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Other OIL nTnrlrets.

'-i ~~/bt ~~-.-s ~ -
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Fcn,ures OF Ye.tordny,. OIL Market.

Corrected daily by John NJ. Oakley q Co.. 45
Sixth street, members Of the Pittsburg Petro.
IT,
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mLWnuntNFoar .nn as'a On Wneas @ nnssttlsd % s.,1
l90oi No, ! Northern. plc. Corn scaroei No.
3. on track, 95c. Oats unchangedl No. q white,
ON track 2D1fQ30c. Ryo frmi No. /, IN store,
Provisions weak. Pork, el2 10. Lard, 80 9O
Cheese ateadyi cheddars, loo.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of VIII,

Northern cash wheat was fair Closing quo.
tattonsi No. / hard, May, e0oj June. bic,
July, exc; on track, e2cj No. Northern
May sDkci June, 9ici July, &t4oi on track.
0iHe.
and June OsIie, July. O?c, August, sp,ic,
Corn dull and STEADY; cash and May, B5Xo,
July. 3gc. Oats quisti cash. Soc. Cloyerseod
dull and steadyi cash, % 60i October, 81 10.
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2 winter red. spot and May, gls4l02c; July,
00s4B0lc; August 500 asked. Corn-Western
casyi mixed, spot, &c; May. 4l5fci Juno. 4014c.
8O16GDi0c Oats weak. unchanged. Rye quiet,
prime 10 choice. 6lms2ci good TO fair, 5si10Oc.
Hay dull; primo TO choice timothy. ei2 6OGDi3 co.
changed. Eggs strong at l3c Coffee dull;
Ho carRocs. fair, 1910, No. T. i7S4plSc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05

Bargains in Dress Goods at Jenson's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05
THE STATE BAKING POW
DER TESTS.

State Food Commissioner Thorn has
been investigating the baking pow.
ders on sale in Wisconsin, and finds
by analysis that they are mostly dis
ease-breeding and pernicious lot.
The only pure cream of tartar powder
in the market is the Royal, and intel
ligent housewives who have used it
will have no other. The rs cent bak-
ing powders are all made up of alum,
starch and acid a combination
that sad experience has proved to
thousands of people has laid the foun-
dation for diseases and pains without
number, directly causing dyspepla,
rheumatism and liver complaint.
Among the alum powders thus far
analysed by Commission Thorn are
Chicago Yeast Powder, Silver King,
Tulu, Acme, Forest City, Winner,
Zipp's Grape Crystal, Empire, White
Flake, Excelsior, Eassons, Echo,
White Rose, Gold Seal, Ladies, Cupid,
White Lille. The analysis is still 60
ing on, and Mr.. Thom will soon send
out another list Of the health-destroy-
ing stuff. IL your grocer does not
keep the Royal Baking Powder, ask
him to get it for you. These remarks
are not paid for and are printed with
out the knowledge or consent of the
Royal Baking Powder Company; but
the adulteration of food articles is so
common that when a really pure ar
ticle is proven to be such we consider
1t our duty to publish the fact.--Dar-
iiagton, Wis, Journal.
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Sad Memories.

"Ah," said the gray-haired wayfar-
or at the railroad lunch counter, This
is the old place. | recognize yonder
landmark at once"
What landmark" asked the cash.
Ter.
''Forty years ago when / was travel
ing over this road" continued the
stranger, II carved my initials and
the date on yonder piece of apple pie.
see you have it yet. Excuse an old
mans tears"
The travellers on "The Burlington
have no memories of that kind.
Their recollections are of sumptu-
GUS meals in those dining cars which
were long ago given the title peer
less" by their patrons. and they can
say with the epicure of olden time
Fate cannot harm me; have dined
today-(on The Burlington dining
cary Other pleasant memories will
be of the smooth track, elegant coaches
and luxurious sleeping-cars. For
tickets b. this line, apply to any tick
ct agent of this or connecting lines, or
address w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent G. B. Il N. II. R., st. Paul,
Mimi.
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the swans, the grotto, the children s
play ground. the statuary, the deer
park, the lovers hooks, 50 inviting, or
the conservatory. This latter place is
beyond my powers of description.
Plants and flowers of every kind and
from many lands meet the eye ut
every glance, and only moment
could be given them. 1t reminded
me of what one of my friends said of
my reading, once upon time, "that
when Mrs. X. read, one had to hear
quick" Well, that is the way we
had to see these flowers. We listened
to a band concert for a half hour,
which is one of the pleasing features
of this beautiful park every Saturday
afternoon. Crossing the Bay was de-
lightful, and the shifts of salt water
were refreshing, while out in the har-
Dor was the new man of war, "The
Charleston" at anchor, and it seemed
as though all San Francisco were on
their way to and from it by the looks
of the crowded tugs and small steam
ers which piled between it and the
wharf. Several of the ladies lost
their purses as they left the boat; for
tunately 1 dad none to lose. 1t was
one of the most pleasant excurions /
ever enjoyed; not an accident and but
few Incidents.
Next time | will tell you how prac-
tical prohibition works in San Jose.
Yours for brevity,
Mrs. j. f. RHoADS.
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Democratic Endorsement.

Mn. EDIToR.-In a recent issue of
your paper see an article copied from
some paper outside strongly urging
the denomination of Mr.. Haugen for
Congress. The grounds it takes are
certainly strong and very commend
able to Mr.. Ill. That gentleman has
represented this district in the past
four years certainly very satisfactor.
lily, both to his party and the conser-
vative element in the Democratic
party. The soldier element, | be-
lieye, are unit for him because they
believe that he will aid in any legisla-
ton in their behalf, at the same time
guarding the public treasury, giving
the soldier what he deserves and
nothing more.
offer this in favor of Mr.. III. as a
matter of justice only to good and
faithful public servant; l speak the
mind of a lifelong Democrat (which
ami, and large following i'll my
own party. Should the machine ma
nipulate the affairs so as to count Mr..
Haugen out for a denomination they
would be doing the people of the Sth
great injustice. A DEMOCRAT.
The above is communicated by on
of the most prominent Democrats in
the vicinity.
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PERSONAL.

Samuel Nelson is home from Spooner.
Bert Wood is down from Superior
this week.
George Krauth is down from Hay
ward this week.
Judge Pierce of Ellsworth was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Lulu Gibbs is home from Grand
Forks, N. d., ON visit.
Ed. Hamilton and family are back
from California to remain.
Craig Randall has moved into Mrs.
Morse's house near South Fork bridge.
Mrs. A. p. Weld is delegate to the
w. C. Il. U. convention at Racine this
week.
Dewey Day left ON Tuesday for Ia
coma, Washington, to clerk for his
brother, Henry.
mir. and Mrs. L. Stiles left on Tues
day on visit to relatives and friends
in Maine and provinces.
Hector Beach was home from Still
water over Sunday. lie is working in
a lumber yard over there.
Mrs. p. s. Raymond returned from
Kansas yesterday where she has been
visiting her son and brother.
Rev. L. Cory-Thomas returned from
Chicago Tuesday and with his wife
will spend his vacation here.
S. ID. Dodge and wife started Tues
day morning on an extended trip
through the New England states.
Thomas Cusick was down from st.
Paul Decoration Day and joined his
comrades in the memorial exercises.
j. Ed. johnson and A. Z. Michael
are in attendance at the Grand Lodge
meeting of the /. D. o. F. at Eau
Claire.
Miss Charlotte Cross came over
from st. Paul last Thursday and spent
few days visiting with her aunt
Mrs. Davies.
Miss Ella Haven has returned from
Mankato for the vacation, having
spent the past year in the Normal
School at that place.
Alfred Nelson stood in close range OF
the flying remnant of "A broken bat al
the ball game last Friday and received
severe bruise upon the forehead.
Ben Sweet and his son James spent
last week visiting relatives at Fart
bault, Mimi. Miss Mertie Sweet Of
that city accompanied them on theiI
return and will remain here for time
Mr.. o. G. Hilliard, who has beer
here nearly year and has won mum
erous friends has been engaged to fl
Mr.. Libby's place as Y. NJ. g. A. Secre
tary. Mr.. billiard is quite popular
and it is hoped his health will permit
him to apply himself to the work a!
much as will his knowledge and zeal
THE CitrOgrdph," RedLaRds, Cal.
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Interstate G. A. r. Encampment.

For the interstate G. A. K. Encamp-
ment at Wabasha, Mimi, June 10, IL,
and Is, 1890, excursion tickets will
be sold over all divisions of the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul, the Chicago &
North western, the Minneapolis & St.
Louis, the Chicago, Burlington &
Northern, the Chicago, Minneapolis &
Omaha, and the Wisconsin Central
railroads, at the rate of one fare and
one third for the round trip from
points within radius of 100 miles of
Wabasha- tickets to be sold June
10th, 18th, 18th, good to return until
and including June 10Th. Those un.
able to procure round-trip tickets
should get a certificate of purchase
from the ticket agent.
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First publication May /. 1890
SHFREFr'S SALE,

GIRCUIT COUBT-fIerce County. Leonard
j stiles as administrator OF the estate OF VIM
barker decor ssd, plaintiff, against Aram d.
Sheppard and Others, defendants
Notice is hereby given that Dy virtue Of and
in pursuance TO an execution issued ont of the
circuit court for Pierce county upon a judgment
rendered in the above entitled action on the
18th day Of January A. D. 1889, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against the defendant Aram d.
Sheppard for the sum Of three hundred and
forty-four dollars and thlrty-0ne cents, when
Judgment was docketed in the ONCE OF the
CLERK OF the circuit court within and for the
county of Pierce and state OF WISCONSIN, on the
18th dav of January. a ID. lscy. nave leYfed
upon and shall offer for sale and sell at pubic
auction to the highest bidder Tor cash az the
front door Of the post once IN lne CITY q hIEsr
RAILS in Pierce county Wisconsin, on the l4th
dav Of June A. D., 1881 at one o'elock P. N. 10
satsfv said execution and the costs of said SALE
Ire tGllnwinr described real estate, to-wit: All
that part OF the southwest quarter OF the south
,gasf 10uarter Of section twenty-siX 20 IN town
twenty-seyen CD Of range nineteen ~ wesi as
les smith ol the Prescott and Forestyille road so
called Also the following described lot Or par
caf fo.HVit. commencing at the southwest cor
nor az the southeast quarter OF the southwest
onarter Of section twenty -slx Co IN township
t,gantv-seyen Cd Of range nIneteen ~ west.
thence east fifteen tl5 chains thence north twenty
f1O1 chains aud seventy live (75l links 70 the
center OF said highway thence south htty-two
and one half (521xl degrees west seventeen I'D
chains and forty t40) links thence south forty
nine (4sl rods aud thirteen tl3l links TO the
place Of beginning excepting from SAID last de-
serbed lot strip of land OF the east side there
OF Of equal width north and south containing
i've acICs. All il Pierce county, Wisconsin.
ROBERT :. RoLsOS,
sheriff Pierce County, Wis.
By A. Il. LORD. Under sheriff.
sxITH & YANSATTA, Plts Astys, <fW
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GOVERNMENT FOOD TESTS.

Baking Powder Facts OF Interest to all.
The most important investigation in
its relation TO the health of the public
through the quality of its food, that
has been undertaked by any govern
ment, is that which has been in pro-
gress during the past two years in the
chemical division of the Agricultural
Department at Washington, d. c., as
to the purity or adulteration of arti-
cles of food, drink and drugs found
for sale throughout the country.
The latest report gives the constit-
uents of all the baking powders ana
lized. The cream of tartar powders
comprise, probably. two thirds of all
sold. The best of these are COM
pounded from cream of tartar, car
Donate of soda and small portion of
carbonate of ammonia. The report
quotes the highest authority, showing
that the ammonia adds to the leven-
ing power of the powder without de-
tracing from its healthfulness, while
it makes purer food, as it leaves no
residuum.
The purest powder is that which
leaves the least residumm in the
bread, and the least residuum results
from the powder giving the largest
amount of leavening gas.
The comparative value or general
usefulness and purity of the cream of
tartar powders examined will, there
fore, be seen from the following fig
ures given in the report showing the
strength of each. The table shows
the cubic inches of leavening gas per
ounce of each of the powders named:
Strength:
Name. Gu. in. gas per
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River Falls High School.

CLASS OF lS9l.-
Class-Day Exercises, Thursday, June II, 1880,
l. Chorus,-"Moonligh on the Lake."
2. oration,--A Century Of Invention.
ROLLA U. CAIRNS.
3. Essay,-Modern Methods OF Wasting Time
CALIIE b. McKAHAN.
4. Quintette,-"The Rose of June Time"
5. Essay, Historical sketch of Wisconsin.
MARY BROWN.
6. neutrality-suspicious. of Electricity.
E. T. REED.
Z. solo and Chorus,-"Saiing."
8. Essay,-The Daily Paper.
GERTRUDE NJ. CAIRNS.
9. Essay,-The Australian Method Of Voting
BELLE NJ. DUNN.
10. oration,-The Story of Geology.
OLIVER NJ. WHITE.
IL. Glass Farewell.
High School. p NJ.
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Pronounced Hopeless, let Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hurd of Groton, S. D., we quote:
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my lungs; cough set in, and
finally terminated in consumption.
Four doctors gave me up saying | could
live but short time. gave myself
up to my Savior, determined if | could
not stay with my friends on earth !
would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. 1 gave it trial,
took in all eight bottles. 1t has cured
me and thank God am now well
and hearty woman" Trial bottles
free at Taggart's drug store, regular
size SOC and Sl.00. 4
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Gard of Thanks.

The hearty thanks of /. n. Nichols
Post, No. 1T, G. A. r., Dept. OF Wis,
are due and hereby rendered to the
Sons of Veterans who joined US on the
march Decoration Day, to the River
Falls Band for music so kindly furnish
ed, to the ladies who sang the appro-
pirate songs at the cemetery. to Mrs.
Jud. Getchell for her excellent re-
marks delivered, and to those little
girls with baskets of flowers; also to
the teachers and scholars of the
schools and the citizens. We thank
you all for your presence.
G-R. ELLIS. Adit.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05

Jno. j. Burtscher, the tailor, will
occupy the south room in Anderson's
new building next week with a new
and complete stock of men and boy s
clothing and gents furnishing goods
of the best quality. The plymouth
Clothing House will be the name of
the new establishment. and the stock
will be entirely of the famous Ply
mouth manufacture.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05

PetltlOn OF Mrs. hlnseth tnat hllsDand
name be stricken from the black list,
laid on table.
Request of Robert Bowron that side
walk be laid east of Normal School, re-
ferred street Conmitte.
L. Kaler made some suggestions look
ing toward purchase of steam fire-engine.
Mayor Ballard and Alderman Morse
appointed a committee TO confer with
school board relative to putting in cistern
at school building.
Finance committe ordered to place in
surance on fire apparatus.
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If you want to save money go to the
discount sale at Weisend's Clothing
Store for your Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
Shirts, and in fact everything in the
line of mems and boys wear, as he is
closing out his entire stock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05

Quite a sensation is caused by the
display at the store of Il. N. Avery of
the incest and most extensive assort-
ment of Wall Paper and Decorations
ever put on sale in River Falls, and
abe prices are astonishingly low.
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SIO,O OOWOrth Of Monuments

To BE SOLD CHEAP IN THE Next 30 DAYS.
This stock, being both Marble and
Granite, was manufactured during the
past winter while labor ruled low, and
will be sold at much lower price than
if made during the summer season.
If you are thinking of placing fine
monument, call at once and see the low
figures we have on these goods; as they
are all expected to go in the next so
days.
All orders received soon can be set
up before Decoration day.
z. Y. PETERSON.
Office, Store and Factory 243 n. Main st.
SALTWATER, MINI.
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For Sale or Rent.

The farm of one hundred sixty acres
in section one, town of Clifton, Tor
merly known as the George I'll. CLARK
farm. III. ). MILLER.
Prescott, Wis, June Cd, 1920.
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AGrand INSTITUTION.

Beeman's Actual Business College
Of Red Wing. Mimi. has won a repu-
tation for thorough and practical
work seldom achieved by educational
institutions. Expenses are very low.
Bnsiness Shorthand. Typewritlng, and
English Courses. send Tor Catalogue
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-05

Since the advent of the warm wealth
er and fruitful rains vegetation of all
kinds has made rapid progress. Small
grains are looking well, but the grass
crop will hardly reach an average in
this vicinity.
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Notice.

All persons having ordered monu'
ments of Sigurd Gunderson on my
contracts are hereby forbidden from
settling or paying any money to him
or any other parties for said monu-
ments except myself, as | shall hold
them reponsible to me.
p N PETERSON
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Mr.. Henry Bell has returned from
New Orleans where he has spent the
past winter, and will spend the sum-
mer with the Watson family as has
been his custom in recent years.