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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-20
a Good Position.

ITO ladies and gentlemen who desire to make
i money rapidly. we offer splendid oppor-
unity. We have 4 large number of agents
making from four to eight dollars per day
selling pictures of Jefferson Davis for which
there is great demand everywhere. If You
arc already an agent. no matter what you are
selling. you should carry our pictures. You
viii he surprised to see how rapidly they sell.
Our Outfit consists Of four different styles Of
pictures. three of Mr. Davis and one of Henry
w. Grady, size 11xl4 IN. ana sell for so cents
each. We have the finest steel engraving,
which Mrs Davis says is the best Hseness she
has ever seen of her late lamented husband.
size 14xi9inches, price S1-59. Outfit complete
consists of all the above mentioned pictures
worth $500 bu4 will be sent to those only who
mean business for 50. This includes the fine
steel engraving with frame and glass. We also
have outfits for 81. but IL will pay you to have
the best. This Il n great opportunity TO make
money and you should order ut once or
write FOR particulars
We pay agents GO per cent commission and
allow them to collect before returning our
money on regular orders for pictures
r 8. Picture OF either Jefferson Davis or
Henry w. Grady album size 8 cents. both sent
70 any address for names of two agents and
silver dime or postage stamps. All questions
eheerfulIy answered
DAVIS MEMORIAL CO.,
s97 Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
April Is. 1880
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-20
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns Iron Bittcrs.

DsO IfONFn's IRON Biftcrs.
Physicians recommend 1t.
All dealers keep it. sl.oO per bottle. Genuine
has traoe-nlat K ana crossed rcdlines on wrapper,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-20
GEO. T. LIGHT,
DEALER IN
Drugs Medicines
H AIN TS,

SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, TOBAc-,
GOES. CIGARS, &c,
H1AKES this opportunity Of thanking his pa
4 irons for their most liberal patronage for.
the last year. and hopes by strict attention and
sell first rae goods always; do not sell oopHl-
i1feif or cheap 9oool for the bsst Warraut every
thing sold--to BE- returnedi If not as guaranteed
II is my desire. and also pleasure, to sell my.
patrons
THE BEsT QUALITY Of GOODS
ai,oays but viii. II compelled sell them Laud-
anuIa for cts, Syrup Tor cts. and Cologne
COR - cts. per pint; but at the same time. let
me inform you, that according to the United
States Pharnacopea, yOu can't make Laud-
anum for less than 10 cts. by the wholesale. A
much cheaper plan Il to blIy your goods ge1t-
aiine and add the tc1hz- yourself.
CIGARS-bezt in town.
March 2. 1880. GEO. r. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-05-20
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shops.


Machine Shops.
Situated on Berryvile Turnpike. within the
Corporate Limits of Charlestown.
To Al Whom II May Concelr,i
/ take this method of announcing to the
farming community of Jefferson and adjoining
counties. that do all kinds of Machine Re-
pairing. such as Traction and Portable En-
gines, Wheat Threshers, Grain Drills Wheat
Fans. Corn Shelters and in fact oil kinds of
Repairing, in both Wood and Iron; also make
Smoke Stacks for Stationary and Portable En-
ginrs. Patching Steam Boilers. and putting in
new fews or tubes. Am prepared to do all
kinds of
BLACKSMlTHING,
Light or Heavy, in frst-clnss manner
Special attention paid to Repairing Mill
Spindles. huvc one of the latest improved
Turning Iathes which cannot be eXcelIed in
the State. for Turning Iron and Chasing Screws
large and small. either Iron or Brass. Keep
ON hand Pipe of all sizes, and am prepared to
Cut Threads. Screws on the same; also
keep on hand all kinds of Brass Cocks; Globe
Angle and Check Valves of jenkins Bros Pa
tent Seats of Philadelphia; all sold under
guarantee of thirty days. and if not found sat-
isfactory return aud will refund the amount
paid. / keep in stock Packing of different
kinds for making Steam-Tight Joints; also
manufacture the Sun-Fisl Plow. improved in
three different sizes. as follows: Heavy
Throe-Horse. Two and Three, and regular
Two TIOrso Pillow
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
JlnnnCldl
To me UOidcrS 1T
OREGON & TRANSGONTIREHTAL co,
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE i HEREBY GININ ut Oh" OREGON arl
Tf7,nscon,inonaI CouIa.- Intends re,' o. o., our
standing fG-t Nort4apc Ir.-, Bo SOY T. i-t1. %
100 pes cent. and accrued ntr.. o. 49,. siae t.'h 81.
term, oi The t!u.t decd s..ur.- -tr.r.
Tho OIc-on lnd Ir,a,con' 'r.4tl t0uin.Y a..ur ?.
said purpo~r solf & ~tnl lt ieHr scented it N.--.+
DfcNe Moran co. the r.r. 20 Flcie q: l. '.. Con.
rodaed Nor,ragr pr cent 600 B'at- .s, Ilolt a '1.r
rp the oregon aid IrIns .a'i Oh" "a, Bold above ta
Jro,i.d hat tn OREGON ind Ir,. continent. 10 d. lf
should ia 800 opiof''r.F O. 't hfHf' trr t.i g. t.
Northern Plc.a. j pr cent Bo.I-. j. .!ll, u...
with Syud..a viii make ...h 'A.La.~.. iUn. JOB
pr cent ;or tie OrrIu al Iitn-conI In'a'hI 1903 1s
aCaInt, 3- ,f c,at. ior o. tot'IeI Ia A. b.. ~ t
srd charging q mtci..t FOO tc tA' o. aa., It
Nidc9 holder - or gov and Ili-.o.tnel''l E,nl a
themselves of -ad IryIcer h} Il.ntar ,.c bond, jog
uat purpose at The once o: Dr SD. MORAN Co.. 90
Wail.st.. Nc"i Ora or b'1fr july D.. loo. Iit'r
which date the right ~ nanr such eA-lA-, U.u c'a,c
Now ! OK. Jnnn II. 1870
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
RTO RE 4 NI/ 1TION
OF TIE
OREGON & TRANSCONTINEhTAL co.
TO THE -TOCKIIOLDER-,

TO TIE -TOCKIIOLDER-i
YOr ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thnt. in pur.u-
nmcc Of the resolution. adopted bv ,ou Nov. ;.
1859. and June 10. 1890. arrangements hnvc been
completed Tor the reorganization of the Oregon and
Trnn.coutincutnl Company.
THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY has been
,-.i....d .u4.r 'lo Jaws ~ N."J,r-r WIN n" same
.i. % capital -'o.k a, 'll. NJ tl. Oregon and Trans
o.'.... o.nllur contract Ha- '.u fa.r between the
...... aul- vH.-l, IIi. N.i1 Au.r..uu Company has
,.r..I t. rn..hl-. aH Oh. n--.'- " tho rgon and
..,t.n.nif Company aud 20 rN,hanr" t- shares 81
.,ol .hl- t.- .h,s' fur wc stock o tho oregon aud
Ir1n...utu.ut,i Cpuplnr
ON ,ND AFTER NONDtN. lilly 18TH. TO AND
INCLUDING THURSDAY, THE ira DAY or
sIGI>T. 1890. TiE FARMERS LOAN AND
TKI - tONPN>N Will. RECEIVE ON DEPOSIT
~utET~ az ~TOCh OF THE OREGON AND
TRNN>CpNT.NENTN CoNPNNY. tND WILL
I~-IE TinitIIOR ITS NEGoTIhBLE 'EKTiF-
,Ti~ q! DEPOSIT. WIIlCu WILL 8E LISTED
NIMLDItIEIN IPO\ TIN >rW-h0kk STOCK
.F\tUNNGT. ~ Soon ~ 2~O.OO0 ~IIARE~ or
THE ~TOtk or 1IE ORtGo\ AND TKAN--
tONTiNINThL tONPi\h HAVE BEEN ~ DE-
POSTED. THE TIKI ~ COMPANY Will ISSUE
TO TIIE HOLDERS or THE CtKTlfiCh1E- or
DE pO-IT ~ Iul A. NJ 'IHIH OF MARES or
~ToCk OF THE NOKrH AutRIi\N COMPANY
TIIE ENCHA\CE OF STOCK WAY Also BE
WADE. AZ TnE ELECTION or the NohTH
AMERICAN COMPANY. ~ >OON ~ 2Oi,O30
>HNRE- or OKEGON AND TRA\~t CONTINENTAL
-TUCk HAVE BLEN DEPOSITED.
u .,. .-- rnu u. r4.t number 81 shares n
,.n ,.. Iin-.oati .nt,. -. io-.t %" Trust
,.,., v rtl.1 .. o.. tni..- of n. '.-'.a tt"~ -
.,... ...u u.. surrender r.. .t '1. shares - oregon
,tl I.f. Continental r..t r.p....u .u'd m.H'r n ac.
.rli... y- Bib. tfr, ot t.r contact between 90" two
.rrin.
..a.,.,,' %. rrol..A generalization N.H h' found
. ,,. ..it-,.t Copies o. this contract and of Tho cer
an.,.. ~ organization ~ 20. N,rn American Company
r, .. l,. .. ufl alton e, ti. i,rr-' Loan and Trust
..I,aa. p. ,t tlr ,f.. o. 'l.. .......'"t-
u. .,..i o, u.. Executive commit
COLGATE IIOYT.
vice President.
MILLS rrILpiNG NrwYoEH. july r. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
JlIIuucll..
SAFE INVESTMEN ENTS.

Wc own and Oncr Subject to Sale:
$50. 600 City ofBridGcport Conn, -.
SiG0 900 Kansas ti;y No., Is.
100000 spokane Falls. Wash, liz.
so. 300 Dodge County, Ncb.. IS.
S1J.O0O Ciiy OF Chattanooga. Tenn. 5s.
S7J,0D0 Ciiy oi sionN Falls, =. DaIt. Is.
s~1 900 City Of DAYTON. Ohio, -.
- I.OOo City Of III giunw Mich. IS.
$1,000 City OF Amigo VIA. Is.
$4,000 Moline. ILL.,. school -.
; 1900 DcIc,an 7 D., H.. -, } Hs, 8s.
$4,000 iIoidrcGc, Ncb, school 6-.
$4,000 Cheyenne Comfy, Ncb. IL.
sl7 600 City OF Findlay. a., school Us.
$1,000 Youngstown. o., School6 6s.
1000 seattle street halfway lis.
$4,000 PiIi-burg, kns.. Wafer Go. 6s.
The above securities especially adapted for the in
Ncturt, Of IndiN idua- Trustees OF Estates, savings
H. -titutions. etc.
Our circular 0u-t issued, giving full description Of
he choicest line Of Sccufitic, the market mailed on
application.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
NOR SAIL,
= lDO,OOU.OO

STATE or NIESi~04t4I 4 T+i; tl.NI boNDS.
Intr4cst payable annually January l.t at the oh'r o
the Statc TIr3-uIcr ~ Jackson. Ml--i'-ippt.
Coupon bonds OF 81 coo each. ITnrIu du" January
1st, 1920. ...,.
Total bondcd debt Of the STATE, including all of this
issue. sl,Gf7,0O0. 800 ,.. ,o,
Assessed ~ property in the STATE" fl11 600 600
These bonds authorized b' Act Of ny" IcHi-htufr H
nrovcd 1883 and ditr1 January 1t 100 ana
rrrd nov for purpose of rcimbrTnr th" Treasury m
rtt for moneys ui-6u.d u REDEMPTION u hund- duc JIM
unry llst. Tor the pupo-c o. ranf ia 9l'ooo"
outstanding nNcs. . ........ ,
prOmply the day. .
TX" CONSTITUTION pr,hblh, the lending o her credit ior
there j. danger of 1nf urIfa~ OF u'Dl
EXCEPT for the Legitimate expense ~ government ~
The undersigned offer above bond. Tor -' AZ lV- VIM
uricc EQUALS lar and arcruod ntrr a1 able July l. nNt
~ Grcfs FOR rhe-o bond. uag b. mad. up =, July H. 1880
addressed 20 the HANOVER NATIONAL BANK. Nr"'
York al which place la ,m,ht~ doscc, VIII DE- n'H
The right reserved reject an appiic atom
close the sulscrl earlier than July - anu % ANU
'""'''' ~ ~ W. H. BARK ER.
{. A. JOHNSTON.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

Tho underlying bond, Of Nor, Pacific ir1nrh IIn'-
held by the Trustee Of The oregon and Iian-ronti
mental bonds, when re.ca,rd by thl, op.rlton VIII lee
deposited with the Trustee Of Oh" northern IA .nc Raj
road Company Consolidated Mortgage thus giving 10 the
latter the benefit Of all the security uow hid for ur
oregon and 1nnscontinent1l bonds.
We prepared " deliver a. ,nce northern Pacific
Railroad Company Consolidated Morglgo pr cont 6od
onlcc IN cxchangc for oregon and Ton'ont.
mental Company First Mortgage Trust Honcs tr basis
forth In the announcement d that Company upon 'uf
render 10 Us Of OfrVOn and Tran Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
financial.
Southern Pacific R. R. Co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All persons holding any Of the bonds OF the southern
Pacific Railroad Ompany hereby notified that ther'
In the hand, Of the undersigned Trustees, under
the uOrtgag by which the payment of said bonds Is -
cured. the sum Of one Hundred thousand Dollars gold
which, under the OF said mortgage Is applicable To
the redemption purchase OF said bonds and That tn IN
r,igncd viii receive sealed Proposals at the Land one"
said Company O Fourth and Towns nd St. san
Frcco for The surrender OF said bonds until wednesday
the twenty third day OF July 1870. at Vhh tine PROPOSALS
will opened such bonds offered at the lowest
price will be redeemed purchased 10 the amount Aforesaid
lr0r OSlS ndors"d Proposals for surrender of tho
First Mortgage Bonds southern PACIFIC haIclG Company
D. o. MILLS. Tru.,ass
o.. l.. LANSING,
San Francisco. June Is 1s90.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
DHEXEL, MORGAN G CO.
METROPOLITAN TRUST C0NPiNI

OF THECirY OF NEN-YOHA.
Nos - and 30 NLtl.-L
Designated VI Oiuri "a oun,hr D"4e as Irs'' Hr
WA receive money Interest hcL
fiscal transfer agent Iuct 10: cofpOrauoL, hhi
accept any ega tfus.s nom pc-,hs ~ cotpO
favorable ot4n: t!nI1f companies
THOMAS IIILLHOUSE President.
FREDERICK ID. TAPpfN Vice Iresldent
CHAS ". JtSUP. 20 NIcc-lie-idcnL
BEVERLY CHEW, S,crctI. '.
GEOIttsr. D. tOANIb. Asst. seer iarY.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

on hand and deposits in bank compares with thc
figures of the last previous statement as follows
July lO July II. hi T. rcnc s.
Net gold hands 33l 20j :lS j3 Inc. sGi633
Net silver on hand .1.1lS,2-j 2j10,G'1 Dee l-.''7
Net cCal-tcIdcfs
hand ......... lO97S.I9J III2jS~j Inc. lis 13i
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

on hand........... lo97Sl95 1l12jsNj Inc. li9''i
ASgai s3n..n, cash !.,,. in
over outstanding 1910
,1 cTtqgae' % SOP 2.3 Of s-29 G2i I"c # 6
Net cash la -86 s2js 80 ooI Inc sisG7G5
The forcI-.n exchanges were dull. but the mar
l<ct was firm. Although only 81 .oo0,o 600 of gold
bars were paid for a, the Assay Dnicc, II j. prola-
bic that to-morrows steamer VIII take ont - ,Iuo-
600. For exchange We leave unchanged the quo
tatlOnS for actual business follows: bankers
bills. ~ = j-N and ~ - II for long and short
sterling respectively; French francs al jlo -
and 5.iG Ii: reichmarll> N % and - 81, ana
guilderS at 40 Is and 80 -
At London British rGnsols made r"covcrics OF
IA per cent ain closed AZ 9G l-lG and 9G JIG re-
spcctivcly for money and account. In the open
market money was firm ~ II per cent I"r
diScOun! Of bankers bills and fer balances. Bar
American railways opened hi-hrr and continue
10 advance 10 the close. \ feature was IN" hN\-
ing orders from Ncw-N9rk probably & ihrv M|rr ,''r
efforts to cover "Shorts" made ia the home mar
kct. Al Paris French per c"ntS were meu'r
of 0l17. o91 sight exchange on London was
easier ~ .".'G Il francs 10 the 9
Tho Oregon nd TrauscontUcptnl Company glN"'
notice 10 IFS stocEhodcrs tlat arrangements have
been completed Tor lis rcor-anilaiion incluGlhS Il
contract between the company 9nd TIE NrI'H
American Company, a Ncw-Jcr>ry corporotl"n
whereby the lasi-ramcl has agreed 10 purchase
all Of the assets Of the Oregon and TmnNcon-
tincntal Company anu issue IT'S stock share for
share for that of the older company. For tWi'E
days. beginning JulV II. the Farmers Loan ANA
Trust Company will receive. - hjcct 10 the CON
tract referred 70, deposits of oregon ana Trans
continental stock. for which II VIII issue ltS ne
cotiahlc certificates. AS soon ~ 2No,ooo shares
of the stock have boon deposited the trust com
panv will issue the stock II the North American
jompnnV in exchange for IFS certificates "Wr0
Of tho contract and of other docOmcntN rrl1t'nF
to the rcoreani2ltion will be furnished hN iH''
trust company aud by the OREGON and TmnscontI
mental OupInN.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
By order of the Board of Directors
The Oregon & TransCOntinenial Co.,
COLGATE UOYT,
Vice. President.

o3 Wall.st.. N,u-Yo-k juno -. 1890
Referring 20 thc foregoing uent We beg 70 ca!
the ot holder of tn Orr,p and
Company First Mortea2r Trust Bonds 70 Tho following
onc.al Of tn operation OF tc northern racA'
Railroad COMPANY:
Ten month, .Edinr April 30.
1888 1890
Gross earnings 20 900 80 sl8 10 3'9 -
Operating expenses .... 9-f5 95s 40 10 G"J 9OG.s9
Not nlngs........... 60 j3I 9ij.16 fSo,1,i-l2C
Interest rentals and taxes. G5lS @f- % C913. -0-1l
Surplus - sI29,sI sIlOl. .5o- O.
Miscellaneous income met 4flO9,ig AlO4-- ls
Pront over fixed charges Si5i O7G % 81 oil $3.50 I@
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
r1.nnrr,x r1NAAD1N NAEtrrs-

Iondon. JuIy II. D. m..D..-a... 'tl l.lG ,lr uo1.j
ana 90 $40 ~ 90. .onnt N'ai' ''t ''r.'t W'-.t
FIST n.orra-, trl. t,'- .ff.-. "-.- 't t Ht
cir, n. Canadian la.if. -3. i.. -"- a" -..".
a., .o.- I,il, 80 I.,.l .ulf, N.f.t Central
lil4. r,ur.. ,1nI ,tf. r.,inr. $50. N.>.1a ,.a
tra Now I'l o.u, t"rd.. "a
MONEY. I4fI Ict cont.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

State issues were entirIy ncgcctcd Ot CITY
bank stocks First National of Staten Island t2jl
at l15 1-2, Fourth National VS. al 152 ID, and
Western National go al 40
The general bond market only moderately
active and generally was firm AT full figures, The
only special feature IN the DEALINGS was Mobile
and Ohio general As, which with large tr1nsac-
lions rose from "a g 10 &C 81. Reference is
made 10 our full report Of bond sales.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION or THE
FIRST MORTGAGE TRt IT BONDS OF TIE
OREGON AND rRAN~CONTINENTAL COMPANY.

OFFICE or THE OREGON AND TRANS
coNTI&LNTAL COMPANY. 10 BRoAD.Sr.
NIW.YOEK. July :. 1890.
Pur.uant ~ tl, terms aud provisions Of r'rtain IN
d.fr. o., uofteagr h,ty.,u the OREGON and TranScon
mental Comlnn, and the Farmers Loan ana Trust Oom-
mans. Trustee. l.ar.ng dat, tn nr.t day Of June. isS2
,,i t l,, and securing certain first mortgage trust
land. executed by the -iid oregon and Inn~'ontn'rta
corpan, and dated the FIRST ia' o November lss2 ald
oro and Tr,n-rontnenta Company hereby gives no'lc"
that 10 Will 10. hi-t day o No''nh'f' Io'o pay ana
,l ,il ,l bonds th.n outstanding at 1o5 pr cent. of
tho ,r value thereof with accrued interest upon pr's'nta
too At m. onic. of Me,.rs. DreN"I MORAN Coz %
WaII..t. Ncw-YoiK Clty.
Interest on said bonds will on Nove1ser 1890
By order Of the Board of Directors,
OREGON AND TRANSCONTlNENTAL co.
COLGATE HOYT. Ncc,Pr'sidcnt
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
nolsE CITY. CAPITAL OF IDAHO.

BOISE CITY, tAPTTAI UT TUNHV
,,,,i. and ry nr,,i i.ion of Constellation Permanent
C1rltI tnu-ual opportunities Ter Investment anu u'
Carlt needed. Molt"1g'e not ~ per ''hli 'eN
MIL, brick uln-. Woolcn mills. r", "oh'
unv.r society. schools. th.I'h'@
.II,o,,. Growers paradise ti'r ''oNtrn
.cnt land Grait grain. fruit and t,I'tap ,'Nhti3 3A
mia ,,ot,. ltr Idaho. "i'h w th' M"'
.a1 vim -oon ~iat" Third 10 pr'i"n, ll'ias ,,
90, ttt last yrar ~I1uru 600 co. commune pH,H'' WY"
,Igasur. and ,i, u- Excursion ruoe lusiAt"u ptn
tts mailed frr,. EONRD or TRADE Bol-" 'ltS' idAho
LOR PHOSPHATE, Mineral Timber and
'''''D' ''' r. W. sANBoEN. - Broadway.
ItENERAL lot, of FIRST Mortgage SIX Fer
y Cent \ Y state water COMPANY Bona. Tor safe
wEI.IING x MALCOM, 5I Exchange Place, NcN-fOrk
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
fost du0 touuo

LU5I UWU [UWWU
NY PERSON holding having claim to Bank book No.
n 2fn b24 oi the Union Dime savings Institution Il
notified Co present IL q: the bank, book about
b. bo issued
4 OST or STOLEN. .-Banh. boob No o3i2sO issued by
IL the German Savings Bank in the CITY Of NewYork, 10
Sophc Rosenfsd All persons cautioned to negotiate
tho and requested TO deliver the book to the bank
corner iithst and ithave. the 9th day
a duplicate.
July IL, 1880
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The local money market was extremely easy
for a Friday AT about per cent The extreme rates
were . and per cent, and al the close the
offerings we're at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges S107,270,020; balances,
$4,G71 ,50l.
The Sub-Trasury to-day debtor 10 the
CLEARING House ~ 44J,941 The business Of the
sub Treasury for the week ended tonight ave
daysJ includes receipts Of $lj,j;l,5ls and pay
ments of 81 9j3, sGj leaving the general balance
at Sl76,7 ,614, against $1771j1, ,02l July 3,
showing an apparent loss Of S3s3,347. But de-
ducting from the payments 81 $1,000 and from
the receipts S537 900 for items which affect only
lis account with the General Treasury, It's gain as
affecting the banks is Si00,G53. And this re-
suit includes the payment OF $72G,4l4 for pur-
chased bonds and the receipt of SlOl 900 for eX-
change on other Sub-1reasures and 81 600, 600
for gold taken from the Assay Office for export.
To-days operations covered Receipts. S3,424,-
252; payments S3,l26.2s0: with balances of
SlGo,7 sSl coin and SG070,703 currency.
The United States Treasury NJ Washington re-
ccivcd to-day S19O.062 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1901 ,344. the in
ternal revenue receipts S56?,s95, and the mis-
celaneOns receipts S32.23G.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

Actual cash in
= rcasury vaults
over outstanding
New-York tribune., 1890-07-12

cIftlHaic, ~, = -! 1T q V' NO T'0-lI
Dcpo.It, IN llnk-. -llo3nll - IN..3ll De-. -I1O,
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02
Alliance Rally al BrowneII.
TCoMMUN1CATED

The Alliance people of Riverside,
Trego county and Brownell, Ness
county had grand rally at Brown
ell, on Saturday, July 26. BY
special invitation the meeting was
addressed by Ben C. Rich, Alliance
lecturer for Trego county, who
entained the audience in his usual
manner for an hour and a half.
The Alliance people in that neigh
borhoOd are enthusiastic and mean
business. The T. A. |. U. and the
+. NJ. B. A. associations will place a
peoples ticket in the field soon with
sure prospects of success. The
movement is gaining strength every
day in Ness county
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02

TIE Atlanta Constitution advises
the boycott in retaliation for the
passage of the Force bill. This Is
impractieable. foolish and impolitie
The South is much more dependent
upon the North than We are upon
the South. This seems to us like
resogting to their old plan of bull
doing to carry measures which they
cannot accomplish in S peacabls aud
legal way, and it cannot succeed
All we ask are fair elections; an hon.
est vote and an honest count. Ia
this the Republican party is pledged
and every loyal, law-abiding, honest
citizen must ascent
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02

Some men acquire greatness, 9th
ers are born great and some have
greatness thrust upon them. Un-
less James G. Blaine is extremely
cautious he may have the presidency
of the United States thrust upon
him. Blaine is the biggest man in
the nation to-day and the majority Of
the Republican party will never be
fully satisfied until he is elected
president. What an administration
that would be-
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02
NHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF kansas, TRxao COUNTY, -.
(. J. Fields, Plaintiff,
Michael Bach, AnneBsch, his wife, 4: D. Jones,
81 W. Morgan, W. F. Gaylord and the Kansas
Farmers Fire insurance company. corporation
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
an order OF sale TO directed aud delivered, issued
out of the Twenty-third Judicial District Court OF
the State of Kansas, sitting in and for the county
of Trego, in said state, will, on
Wednesday, September 3, 1890,
between the hours OF 10 O'CLOCK a. m, and O'Clock
D. m. OF said day at the west door of the court
house Wa-Keeney, in the county and stste afore-
said offer for public sale and sell to the highest
bidder. for cash IN hand, all the right, title and in
terest OF the above named defendants in and to tn
following described property, to-Wit: The north
half OF the southwest quarter of section eighteen
(13), township twelve (12) south, range twenty
two t22j'west of the sixth P. NJ, lying and
situated IN the county OF Trego, in the State of
Kansas, with all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging, to be sold according to law, without
apprasement, to safety judgment in foreclosure
of mortgage in the sum OF eight hundred and three
dollars and sixty cents ($S0360) with interest ct
the rate of Il per cent from date, and the further
sum of twelve dollars and seventy cents l$l2.70l
cost of suit and all accrung costs; said property
levied on and to be sold as the property Of the
above named defendants.
Given nnder my hand this 29th day of July A. d.
1890 THEo CoURTEEr, Sheriff.
n. W. shuler, attorney. 50
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02

WE are requested to say that the
name of Ben c. Rich as Alliance
candidate for county attorney was
printed by mistake. That he was
not, is not and will not be a can
didate for that Office.
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02

THE number of sub-alliances IL
Kansas is 500. The average men,
bership is about forty, giving a total
for the State of 1l0,700 members,
probably 20 per cent. of these
22,152-are women, leaving SS,6O6
men, and of these a small proportion,
probably 10 per cent. are under age,
leaving $4,000 voters.
Western Kansas world., 1890-08-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at F9-Keeasy Axe os iI60 Kansas No. 5s19
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proof IN support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before register and receiver of the
U. S. land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kan, on August
q, 1890, viz:
John Samuels,
Homestead Application No. 1902 for the southeast
quarter of section 10, in town IL S. T u W.
He names the following witnes 10 prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz Herbert l.. Douglass, William A. r. Walk,
George H Douglass and Harvey NJ, Halleck, all of
Mendoza Pcstofice, Ellis county, Kansas.
rs LEE MONROE, Register.