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LIKE 4 GREAT SERPENT.
ueW Tho Black Cyclone Reached Dow
and Struck Minnesota Farmers.

a4d Stfuck Mlnneaota Farmerss
AAnnALL, Mimi, July 23.-FolIowing
Re ne particulars OF yesterdays cyclone:
At5s0 n, . black cloud resembling q
great eeFpent reached down from the dense
black mazses of storm clouds that had
lormsd during the afternoon, and moving
Y e essterIy direction, demolished the
bnildinss of three farmers living nine miles
nozsheast OF here. A child of Felix Der
~ had leg broken. Another had its
- crushed. and died during the night
m Derean was seriously bruised. Mrs.
ophdahla and child were blown onto a wire
nnee, and seriously hurt. Two horses
uen carried from barn to . pasture near
n without injury.
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HxFRDREssTyG.

HAIR DRKssISG--LA BELLE COUTURE;
ISL ladies and children's hair dressing and
manicure parlors; hair cut, dyed, singed. sham-
pooed and dressed in the latest European
styles: dry cleaning In all ita branches Rooms
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KNGLIsH NOBILITY SCANDAL.
- 81 Earl OF Clancarty Suing His No
f0rious Vcfxa e.. ni-a

LONDON. July 2S.-The trial OF an action
20 divorce brought by Viscount Dulov,
- Of the Earl of Clancarty. against his
we, Who. previous 10 her marriage, was
snoKn IN London music halls as Belle
snion, vas opened today by Sir Charles
.asseii. The defense is an absolute denial
4 the charges.
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CRISP SNAPS. !

Acres. ss 4 e . s':ss:s :ss
exnct q .d..,..s,- 8. Ito Lake Washington This
q lake and Is but sncre ds.rc fya v ,S
ssex enge Price 500 per acre -.
s. Il ornci In south Seattle. near the rail-
OAOi CO $50 $50 shs'ely situated. only
&3 25 ,,ss. e e. s.osa~.y near Depot
slsctric car line soon % pass the door
Improved Farm 81. g s :: e:
$50 per acre !: 8: S; !: !: !: J:
yations house and barn torp<he~ ssh rt s.e,
~ lot Sa.640 and on easy terms al nav menu
eE00I For LOT 4oxsa on LAKE. Union ear
@OUU line. Ho hills 70 climb. yet the prop
Ier'y = slieibay situated: part cash.
Madison st. s &: =: :::s s :. s:
aHna s. q e Madison street.; adnlaSy situated
Eighth st. ss :ss s. - +:
Tor ,s,sn Aaln ana washington.
Queen Anne :s :s:;. ~. y . :;:s::s
ssst N.ooa Part cash. -nss s1ee'' iO01ia'
Yesler Avenue e. :''i ;:ssis &c e:
faces on Yesler avenue: s5,on - -
81 A00lE For lot 55xlo0 feet in Union addi-
@l,UUUIsion. near Depot street
$1,000 ' :; 7s.': r :s s.' Street,
$500 to $500 s:: IS |. : s:''s::
Heights. and only two blocks from ths nowe,
no9se on Madison street; one-half cash. balance
&E 7E0-The southeast corner Ninth ana
| DeD. /e)U Madison streets, 60x120 feet The
most valuable building lot in the
| GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
6l7 Third Street
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M ASHMGTON SOLDIERS HOME "A
~ Meeting Of the board Of trustees Of the
Warrington soldiers Home WIN be held 81 IA
pgrposo of selecting . site and transactinx neh
otner cusaness Is may properly come before the
s lord: Proposals Of donations OF land, undei
ne considered. Such proposals should be filed
WITH the secretary, at Seattle, on or before said
oafe By order Of the tsrstees-
GRO. H. BoARpMAx, President
a n HoLxxs. Secretary.
NoTICE OF A MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ q trustees Of the Great Western Iron and
Steel Company. corporatlon.-To the trustees
q maid corporation: You are hereby notified
"a. MEETING me-. q he board Of trustees Of said
pany af room IS in the Kline Rosenberg build
ine. on Front street. foot Of Cherry street. In the
cLIy o. seattle. state OF Washington. at p u.
OF Iues1ay, the nth day Of August. A d. 1890.
tSigned) Il 81 J. HuyT.
Two Of the persons named as trustees In the
-l.lcles Of incorporation O. said corporation
NOTICE OF MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS
~ for reducing capital stock First REGIMENT
the undersigned trustees OF said associstion g
the stockholders thereof that meetinr 81 the
s,ocknoiders viii be held ct the once Of Struve,
the north side Of Columbia street. between
second street and Third street. in the city Of
Seattle. King county. state Of Warrington, on
Satofosys the tZLn Gay OF August, 1880, ct the
hour Of o'clock in the afternoon. for The pur.
pose OF reducing the caDital stock of said com
psny 70 the sum Of seven thousand dolIars, to
Be divided into seventy shares Of the par ve.ue
OF ono hundred dollars per share All the
stockholders are requested 10 attend.
J. {. HAINES
CHARLES H. KTTTEESIR
IA HATFIELD,
Sw. SCOTT,
JOSEPH GREEN,
H. G. 6TRUvE,
E NJ CARR
e. L r. KELLOGG.
JOHN P. H0YT,
dated June 2 ls90 Trustees.
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DooTH HANYoRD ABSTRACT CO dNo
ID Rooms - cd - Seattle block
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BORN.
MARRIED.

k.ssan Seattle, July g. 1890 TO the house.
s..a @ A. Avery. 1.loe Third street, a son
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NOTICE 10 CONrRACr0RS
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-BIDS WILL BE
IN received for the erection OF two frame ana
Two brick residences at Kirkland, for the Kirk
iana LAnd and Improvement Company Plans
ana specifications at the ONCE of Cecil c. Eyers
architect, rooms 81, IS and 50. Boston block
Inc tight 10 reserved to reject any or ali bids
RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO JULY q.
~ Tor the construction at Kirkland Of four
Cottages parity frame aud partly brick Plans
and specifications may te seen at the Office Of
attic.
NolIcE-BIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY
board OF Education of Seattle School Dis
trict NO. /, at their building corner Seys nth and
Marion streets. until Monday. August 4. Isg0. at
p m, TOR furnishing the school district with
coal Tor ensuing year.
separate bids required First, furnishing
screened coal from bunkers by car load Sec.
ohu' furnishing screened coal from city bunkerx
BY order OF board
N. A. HAWTHORN. Sec.
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49, boLsTkR-At the residence of
oias n. Rivers. on Columbia street.
ss.sss July ., 1890. Mr. n. w. Bolster. of
= .'''s' ana Miss III. Bolster. o. PhiladeIphis,
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
- paid for the return or information o. to the
Whereabouts of the Oil boat stolen from C. c.
Cslkins' homestead, on the night of the 18th;
boat was built ct Canton New York. and il q
double ender. nineteen feet long, with nickel
trimmings. Address al COMMUNICATIONS to
room s.. Union block, Seattle.
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PERSONAL.

DEFINED YOUNG NAN WANTS FURNISHED
II room in private house: widow under Is
preferred Address g., PostIntelligencer
BUREAU OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ID gentlemen desiring to form matrimonial
engagements would do well to consult our List;
references in all matters strictly confidential
Address or call InRles block, corner Second and
Jackson, room !, Seattle.
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MTyTYG GKoLoGEsE.

TyHARI.Es y. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
u mining geciogixs and minerAlozist. win ex.
anime and report on the condition and value Of
any mining property in the state. Formerly %
years experiences: thoroughly practical ana
aIl work guaranteed. Gold, silver. copper and
lead mines bought and sold Address Mountain
View. King county. wssh-
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II OsT-A COTTON SACK CONTAINING SIS.
IL Finder return to Burgert's Saddle and
Harness Company, corner Third and Jefferson.
+ OST OR STOIEN-G0LD WATCH AND
L. chain nea- circus ground; engraved O. d.
Return TO 406 Pike street, upstairs, and receive
80 reward; no questions asked.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
4 ing under the firm name of Chaplin & Will
son - hereby dissolved by mutual consent
GEo. =. CHAPLIN,
II. p. WILSON.
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DR. KIBBE-OCULIST AND AURISr AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat Re-
moved to Halter block. corner Columbia and
Second Streets rooms 4 and s.
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GRO A. REICH. N. d., oCULI5T. AURIsT
" and physician for diseases Of the throat
Once. room 81 Boston block.
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PHxsTcxAES AED sURGB0xA
n II. MARTIN, NJ d., PHYSICIAN AND
We surgeon; . practioneer of twenty-five
years experience; Juanita building rooms IA
and l6, corner Fourth and Pike streets; once
hours. 10 to IL q m. and TO p. m
Yrs. SHANNON 4 SHANNON. ROOMS ,
- ana 3, Union block, Front street; tele
nRs. WILLARD & LEoNHARDT, rooms .
Land ., Frye block; telephone No $50; Trent
DRk g. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
rooms and scheuerman block corner Front
and Cherry streets Telephone 25S
John SUTHERLAND MILLER. ND N. e.
q Queen Uniy.) may be consulted at his once.
BOYD block. Front street; residence corner Sixth
and Spring.
NRa. s. J. DEAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
AL ge0n: once, Seattle block: Office hours, II
% II q m, l:3o TO 40 p. m; residence. corner
Eep.blican and Temperance streets. Telephone
G CARAAN. N. D., PHYs1cIAN AND SUR
ps geou; graduate o. the department of medf.
cine and surgery University City Of New York.
Ones. rooms 81 and 50. Boston block Sur
geon 3. l. 4 E. r Co. Surgeon n p Z.
General practice attended to. Telephon iss.
nR HARRY poANE, OFFICE AND Nsrr-
line of cable road, North Seattle. Washington
s..d.ns. 2. s... Doe2 F... ASD
attention to women. cnIdren and Obstetrics
nR H. J. FLEISCHER, DEUTscHER ARTz
u Ofncs sll Front street, over Golden Eagle
clothing store: residenee, corner Third and De-
pot Telephone 90
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-06
Supreme Court.
From Wednesdays Daily.]

from Wednesdays Daily
The supreme court. adjourned May
term, met yesterday at 10 a. NJ. in the case
of w. E. johnson vs.. The Dakota Fire and
Marine Insurance company, which had
been decided May 6, against the company,
a petition for a rehearing was denied. In
the celebrated Ramsey county tax cases,
decided in April last, wherein the county
tax wa decided valid ard the city tax in
corporated in the levy invalid and the costs
assessed against the respondent, the costs
were cut out and ordered not taxed to
either party. The case of Joseph E. Pin
field vs.. the Trustees OF Charlamange
Tower deceased, was decided in favor of
the appellant, the Judgment of the Cass
county court being reversed. In the case
of the Red River National bank of Fargo,
VS.. George R. Freeman, the Judgment of
the district court OF Cass county was af-
frmed, the court holding that in a vollln-
tary assignment for the benefit of creditors,
the assignor is entitled to retain $1,000 eX-
emptions and that an order vacating an at
tachment, is all appealable order. The case
of Edwin Morris VS.. Eugene V. Mcknight,
appealed from CaSS county, was reversed
and the district court instructed to dismiss
the complaint. In this case Judge Wallin
was uioQudllneu, JuuSe !GiuPletoH SlCtlnS,
who does not concur and files a dissenting
opinion. The case of Jordan VS.. Frank.
appealed from CaSS county, was reversed
and remanded for trial on the pleadings.
The case OF Nassau Savings bank vs.. Rus
sell, appealed from Cass county, was af-
firmed.
A stay of remittur in all cases handed
down was granted for fifteen days, during
which time motions for rehearing may be
filed.
Several important changes in the rules
of practice of attorneys were made, which
will be printed and mailed to attorneys
shortly.
The court adjourned to meet at Bismarck
on the first Tuesday in September.
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District Court.
CFrOm Wednesdays Daily.1

from Wednesdays Daily.]
In the district court yesterday morning
the case of VIM. s. Moorhouse VS.. the Wal
ter A. Wood company was resumed. Mr..
MOorhouse took the stand and testified to
his having made a demand upon the de-
PENDANT for the money he claimed was due
from it. Mr.. Hanitch then sought to intro
duce a contract which he sued upon, and
which was signed by MI. Staveley, the con-
tracing agent of the defendant, and Mr..
that the fact that the defendant sent notes
to Mr.. Moorh0use to collect in April, 1889,
was sufficient to lead Mr.. MOOrhOuse to be-
lleve that the MANAGERS of the defendant
had approved the claimed contract signed
by Mr.. Mo0rhouse and Mr.. Staveley in No
yember, 1889, and which related to 1889
business. MI. Longbrake,. who appeared
for the defense took the position that all the
acts of the defendant which were claimed
as q ratification of the claimed contract,
were under the 1883 contract. The claimed
contract for 1889. made in November, 1888
was allowed to be introduced by the court
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Hanitch,
for the plaintiff. sought to prove that Mr..
Whitworth. the eefendant'e distributing
agent at Fargo, had called on Mr.. Moor
house in the spring Of 1889, and had done
business with him and treated him in ev-
cry way as the agent of the company. MI.
Moorhouse was on the witness stand all
the afternoon, %testifying as to the contract
and his machinery business, a good deal of
the time being taken up by contests on the
part of the attorneys on the matter of ad-
hitting certain evidence that was wanted
by Mr.. Hanitch.
The direct examination of Mr.. Moor.
house was not concluded when the court
adjourned.
If you want some good gasoline that will
burn we'll, call and see Fannce g. Brown.
They can suit you, both in price and quail
ity.
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DRAWING OF JANUARY IA, 1890.

Thomas Marriott Leavenworth Kas..... IS 900
A Customer New Orleans National Bank
New Orleans La. 5 600
Jno. W. Goodfellow Hollidaysburg Pa. 900
American Natl Bank Kansas City Mo-. 5 600
EnOch .t!ack Corbln Mont........... 600
Second National Bank jackson Tenn. 900
Nevada Bank San Francisco Cal......... 5000
Z. N. Duross Detroit Mich...... ....... 600
FL. Riley and Abe Davidson st. Paul
Mimi 5 1000
Hans Lano mi Dwight ll........... 00J
John G. Conley Boston Mass .......... 900
kobt. j, arker st. James Mo......... 5 600
ELI Zane Phllndelphla Pa............. 600
Rudolph Knoll New Baltimore Mioh.... 2 500
Agency Bank III British North America
New York N. Y........... 2 500
Hiram f.. Bailey GAINESVILLE Ohio........ Q 500
Name I. Langan 1746 Brick Ave. Scran-
", H, Mention 4lo Mission St. San Fran. ''
cisco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 500
4. L. Jackson Hurts Store Va........ 2 500
Hsnnanh Lay d 20 Iravers City Mich. 2 500
Henry Ottke 1853 Vests d st. Cincinnati. 2 500
Jacob Abbott 1876 AisQuith st. Baltimore
VIM. i: Eastiake Peoria iii::: : Go go
Lanson Burrows 1853 Scott st. Williams
port 500
JOhn Daily 1852 Washington st. New York 2 500
Chas. 4, Lynch Boston: Mass ......... Q 500
Robt. Macklem Port Allegheny Pa...... Q 500
A Correspondent in Costa RIGA C. A.
thro' j. L. Phipps d Co. New Orleans. $50
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"REMEMBER, that the payment of Prizes is
Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed ny
the President of on Institution, whose char
tered rights are recognized in the highest
anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part
orfraction Of a Ticket ISSUED BY US in an
DR. awing, Anything offered for less than a Dol
lar is q swindle.
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r. Heller, 81 Canal st., New York, N. Y.
First National Bank, Tyler, Tex .........
W. b. F. Able, % Bull st., Savannah, Ga.
Arthur g.. Pickering, engine house,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Island City Savings Bank, Galveston,
Frank a: Freimuth, iss N, Gay st., Bal:
Max Pause. is Exchange Place, New
F. Lind, 81 Exchange Place, New York:
Through First National Bank, V.cks-
I, RE 3. Euf Ri box isio, West Chester ; 8 Pa:
a sV depos Stes' New aSpe oriea ms Natl Bank:
National Bank of Commerce, Kansas
Merchants Natio al Bank. Vicksbnry,
w%. Jones, 5ss i. Main st., columbus,
VIM. Fox, No. Wellington. 3. G. Can
Arthur Holston. South Bend, ind.:
Vim. NJ. Burnop, Londonvllle, N. w..
H. b. Royad, WaycroSs, Ga.
Ls: Onesime Beaublen, 7s St. Francois
st., Quebec, Canada.
r, D; Kennedy, sos Court st., Beatrice.
A correspondent through Louisiana Ma
tional Bank, New Orleans, La........
Albert Backman, Post and Market Sts.,
San Francisco, Cal.
fis"h d Greineisen, 142 Centre st., New
1Ork, n. ..I......
Tacoma National Bank, Tacoma, Wash.
L. L. Levin. New York, N. Y............
German Bank, Memphis, Tenn. .,.......
J: H. Scott, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. . ........
Thomas Cuddy, care D. Crawford T. Co..
st. Louis.
First National Bank, Denver, Col.......
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER II, 1889.

Ollie Hartman. Columbus, Ind......... 5O,0OO
A Deposition New orleans national ank
A E Deposits eater Traders dssi; Bank, New Orleans, $3.50
Byron D: Houghton, Oswego, N. w.. $4,000
David Minorgan, Grand Forks. N. Oak: 5000
Thee; Mdinarup, Gop ps2, e., m8:: 15,S09
First National Bank. Pueblo, Colo..:... 5000
New York City 1900
2. 4. Hakes, Cairo, M::..::::..... 5000
Arthur Harrison, New York, N. Y....... 1900
Chps. +, Woodson,o of Hunter Bros, Mem
John 3; Young, IS Hannah st., West, wv
Capt. ". Falker, Pen.acoia, Fla: through
M Merohant's Bank, Pensacola. tla;n;::. 1900
The First National Bank Corsicane, Tex. $1,000
E I, Bells. 1928 Walnut St., st. Louis,
JOSEPH m1 Bassette, Worchaster. Mass. 1866 1866
York, N. Y. or u West Esd st., N. y: $1,000
tho Bank Of Wyenet. ,Wyanst, ill.,. 1900
Niblock & Layn Philadelphia Pa..:..... $1,000
Texas Natl Bank, San Antonio. Tex. 5000
F;W Hanson and v, G, Miles, More
First National B NIX, Los Angeles, Cal. 5000
Earl Wheeler, Amsterdam. N: Y..:...... $1,000
A Gorrssponndent through, Wells, Fargo
A Deposition through Fifth National '
Bank Grand Rapids Mich. ........... Is 900
L. l.. CrOse EmmelSDurg lOWa.......... 5OO
A. I. Prim Belleville. nl......:.... 500
Bank New Orleans La. ............... 800
Britton l. Koontz Natchez Miss $50
Christian Keller NatcheZ Miss ........... 1 $50
St. New York N. 1850
Thos. Boland Boston Mass ............ $50
8. Friedman % Elm st. New York N. Y. l $50
L.C. Jandorf 81 Maiden Lane N, ". $50
John McCarvill II , larkson st. New
1Ork ~. l Z0u
Traders Natl. Bank San Antonio Tex. $50
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Address Registered Letters containing
Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Naw Orleana tn
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If you want some good gasoline that will
burn we'll, call and see Fannce s. Brown.
They can suit you, both in price and quail
ity.
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State Lottery.
The SEMI-ANNUAL RECORD.
It's Enormous Total and Wide Distribu.
tion-Caprices of Fortune.

A partial st OF the prices above one thousand
dollars, paid by the Louisiana State Lottery
$780,, together with the names and addresses
given to the company by the holders. emitting
those who have requested it.
Receipts for the amounts are on file at the Of
foes of the company.
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DRAWING OF NAY Is, 1890,

Alfred A. Marcus. 1927 Dartmouth St,
Boston, Mass, collected through Cen.
trail National Bank, Boston, Mass 800. $1,000
John Kilgallon, 2O41 Firth st., Philadel-
phia, 1900
First National Bank, jackson, Tenn go. 1900
W. q. Sche9bel, 500 Jefferson st., Phil
VIM Waldorf. los No. Gay St., Balti- l''0'
more, Md 1900
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Foote, Danbury, Conn.,. 1900
Farmers and Traders Bank, Greensboro,
1900
Island City Savings Bank, Galveston Tex ESQ
North Texas National Bank, Dallas, Tex ESQ
Jacob Recht. 6sS Broadway, New York. 2,5C
j. Blenderman, 100 West st., New York 2,5C
=. Markendorff, 1857 9Th Az, New York. 2,5(
Castor g. CASTOR, Dallas, Tex......... Csc
B. H. Davis, Al Maiden Lane, New York. Csc
A Depositor Germania Savings Bank,
New Orleans, La. LIE
Matte Hinstala. Calumet, Mich ........ 1,2i
n. j. Dobbs. Plainfield, N. J............ LIS
Dewitt G. Mason, APO N. Front st., Grand
Rapids. Mich 1.2s
G. Iron, New York, N. Y................ 1,2E
j. Kruger, Paterson, N. J............. 1,2;
For full particulars of the Grand Mammot
Drawing of June 18th, see scheme IN another CO.
umn of this paper to-day.
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY II. 1890.

Paid Party in Denver Col. through. Col
orado National Bank Denver COL. SIS 600
VIM. Klein a31 Enterprise Alley McKees-
John Boelar and s. f. simpson Carol. 10 WV
ton Is GOO
Malachi J. Good Boston Mass......... Is 600
National Security Bank Boston Mass. Is 900
A Correspondent through Wells. Fargo
4 Cos: .ank San Francisco CAL. is 900
". J. Whitlen, Blue hill, Neb: ...:.. 5000
delphia, $1,000
LII. Mlchrer, Fnlrview.. has.......... 5000
M Il ~ Brady, 9 tawa, Kas;.;N;i"... 1900
Clara Kappe'er, care Frank II. Ecken-
roth, 32l Montgomery St., San Fran
cisco, !al;::.; LOGO
z. Kozminski &tio., Chicago. lu..:.:. $1,000
e.. XIX K!an se: $50 B'xay: cleye!and; O., 1906 i5,SSS
T. O'Brien. 52l 80: 18th ST. PhiIa., Pa. 5000
H. A. Hurlburd, Chicago, M.....::.... 12,5OO
American Express Co., Detroit, Mich. 1880
J: Webb, Boston, Mass::"..... 5000
h Phila ne551S sf "a sss Market st. s.ou
Princes EXPRESS, 81 Court Square, Bos- ''0o0
ME- S:r A ; $s5s, + johnson, lis West 'sth st: 5000
John Mahon'ey, Waverly, N. Y::: ECO q
D: X. Reed, Clarksburg, W: Ya......... 5000
Kssts7 Wi Mf 4 % da Ren Il. BfHl. Il! Easile Nd / 5000
Co. Ma Pratt & Greene sts.' Baltimore ooo
Geo. b. Carter, janitor in the Nevada ''0'0
block, San Francisco. Cal...."....... 5000
C. Nordgren, Paxton, nl................ 5000
Edgar Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio..".....:: 5000
G. e. I: A ~ %antn::l De ss,n MG;.1o 5000
Canada. $1,000. 5000
John Meyer, cor: Barronne and 9Th sts.,
WI. Chester, 1851 fremont ST., Bos- ''VOo
J. 'fn' M msss; Boston, Mass 1,SS0
1nhn TnI1n ooNo A N Moto Woraln
Monroe De'ddrioK, Miiididleviliiet, Mioh... i.ssS
5rT Z: b snsadGies, d alse &. !. f Blake, 500 Ca. 1850
nal st., New York ST y...":....... 1850
DIG I: schlett, 50 N. Cleveland Ave,
Lowry aasniing Co., Atlanta, Ca: i,S SSO
EiIst National RanE: Jackson, Tenh..:: 1I''SsSS
American National Bank, T,sadyiils, Col. i,sso
L. Schroeder, 1897 No. 25th st., Phiiadel-
phlR, 1,25O
DRAWING OF MARCH II, 1880.
&C. Conroy, % Ashland st., Maiden,
Fr aas1in Bank, baltimore. MIDI: 1890 L 200
81. Hudson and II. Knots. care e.. D.
Kenny, 500 q. Gay st., Baltimore, Md. 1900
Mis- Ssssif H BEL, wills u s.d Tsa;. Il :n 1900
Francisco, Cal."...;."...".:.., 1900
ton, 5000
Geo. NJ. Greene, Boston, Mass. .......... 5000
ton. Mass 1900
Albert Weiss, Galveston, Tex........... 1900
Joseph Goodu IN, care A. Snellenberg &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ........... 5000
u. q Ar, Amap, 2sla Thompson It,. Phila- ,<oo
W; GoPdiingls, ss5ii Fasirhil ST.. Philai:- ls''0
J: r. Barrows, Mount Carbon. W: Va. 5000
Klara Matilda Karlson, Edgar, Neb.... 5000
w. P. Brandon, Clifford, Pa. .. 5000
j. c.. Pritchard, Buffalo, N. Y........ 5000
Memphis City Bank, Memphis, Tenn. 5000
First National Bank, Lima, Ohio $3.50. 5000
vile, 5000
Branch Bank of Commerce, Omaha. Neb. 5000
A. Motheic, 1903 Adams st., Jefferson
sayory & Co.'s Express, SO Court Square.
Robt. Gregg and q. O.. Edmonds, Bos-
G. Phillip, Kaiamazoo, Mioh........ 5000
A depositor Louisiana National Bank,
New Orleans, La..:.. 5000
Abednego Williams, 20. box 8, Amy,