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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

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..-ouer, Mr.. Treat- Il don't know.
~ child An vour her.r--Texas'
s;ft,rge
s-.l,owt.,, coat NAV be inst the
,,rcrer fh;no sor The bridegroom At q
s.sh,on.ble wedd,up. but Tor an clone,
1900 ther- q nofhino Ike = cut-avav.
p,,c,-
c..,,,c ..J1;d Won ever know twol
a.,4ass - .oree?'' Medical Student
@ssss.-eescticnS--..Y-e-s:on ceP', Sccp-;
t;c~..Whera vas itPr Medical Stu
ds,x Z"At nost-mcrtem.n-N. II
Wssk,v
ptv.,c;., ..you rust have made
.o,,s No hlrnaar n cleaning nv watch.
T. ,-onst ~, ~ 81, now . Matchmaker
u.L;rr the watcbl-.sr will nut It in
'sscd oder 4 ieve,er's plumbers are
sssslv rsna,red "--Puncb.
p.torsor~..Whv arc Won alwavs
L,..,no th 80, ,,~rs vhctoor.nhp', dude
= .sWs,, -, 80 feiIov has n do
r..s,.~ -, - q erc,oad and one
- -. sds.r..gas - kissine the photo
s.. ~ :. .h.t -. r.;rt doasn't come
nrrT,sa
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vo,, - cros. - mo ali tho timep'r
III 49,. peo.,,sa Won keen
sa;.r -.enr "a I~.nt - mike an
;,rrrs.s,or ~ vo,r mind ~ Little
RorS..Wo,, n.wma cuess n vou'd
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

There IL but one way to squeeze a
:emon. and that is the simple. old
fashioned way. between the fingers.
Plenty OF power can be brought to bear.
especially Il the lemon is we'll rolled
hrst There Is as great difference be-
tween the flavor Of the juice extracted
IN this way and that by the other
methods. a. there is between old fash
iooed buckwheat cakes, when the meal
stands over night and the new FASH
ioued kind that ara made while you
vAik
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22
TO PREVENT coNsuMpTIoh.

The Latest Medical Views Conoerning
Tubercuinr Diseases.
Medical views of consumption have
greatly changed within tho last few
years. It was once regarded as in
durable; it is now regarded as durable,
If the right treatment is begun early.
It was once regarded as specially
transmissible; 80 much so that children
OF consumptive parents often looked on
themselves rs doomed-a feeling which
OF itself did much to induce tho
dreaded result. Now the disease itself
is not believed to be transmitted. but
only a condition of special suscepti-
bility to the disease. susceptibility
which may be overcome or guarded
against by proper precautions.
Consumption was formerly looked
upon as incommunicable. 1t is now
believed to belong to the great class of
infectious diseases caused by microbes.
The discovery of the microbe-the
tubercle bacilus-was made by Koch in
1882. and has been confirmed by nu-
merous original investigations con-
dactcd by other experts.
Tests on animals prove that this mi
crobe communicates tubercular disease
when introduced into their systems;
and that the result, fatal or otherwise,
depends mainly or wholly upon whether
s s..s, '...'s or o'o'eiy 'onIneu anna
.~s.,;ss !. az = ~ a.o "''S"0o Aree
80 e 80 a''
AS ~ .iio urap.issy o' tue disease
49, $500 sas ~. .~'' '1e''ous ~ me new
p'e's e."s ''"''y sno" tnat
80 "as - pSsSons VINO nave
covsrsd 40 hs.s p AZ Law, n@se ,u''y 70
- 49,. az :" ~ 11 ions a''oe~ Alu
y o'no' u''e'''
~ consequence OF these near views
sne ques'lon o. prevention mas become
eA'reineiy iinportant. but 70 know how
49, - :. 1851 ps'o"' " : uas' Ano"
-
-,,- .e,o =. '.o sou VI wnicn -
ra. ~ .;, S - - ' no 'uses''nes' = propa-
49, wh;, ,..s. a. 80 49, :. s'.e ".s-
|ha intastines AGAIN thrc,,rh s;.. ..sS
,r,using water '01
c.--....~
inc it, snec;ai sast - ~. 1900 ."
mainly nron.a.tsd ~ sss-.s Ing =
.;n.d - ths e..ss.ess.: -o' oon-
The m;crohas .ra h..,,,,...
"a they are in a f,,;a stata 80 .Ss
Allowed 70 drv thav 90 $3.50 .as ""e.
he mir as dnst and ;nh.,ed -
TIT. ;,,oa,sa 49,.
w.l,s - tha .oo,r - . 10y .o1so ~ 'ne
~ 80. S,sa.sa 80 !. .~ a"e communicate
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

MUSCLE AND JUDGEMENT.
!, - Two Rxsne Rsqoironeaes q the oe1o-
bentsr's Troae.
Gold-beatihe e : trad6 81 muscle and
Judgment There b judgment in know
Ing how to strike the little package on
the stone. muscle in the hammer's
clock-like rise and fall The motion
| is one Of the wrist. The workman's
elbow joint stifYens. the hammer falls
and rebounds nearly to its starting
point So. actually. it Is not the
physical effort, It seems. even though
the hammers, one for each process.
weigh eighteen. twelve, and seven
pounds.
Each beater receives fifty penny
weight ofgold. rolled from the bar into
the form Of 4 crinkly ribbon seven
yards long and an inch in width. Cut
into $50 pieces these 60 into the
''cutch." This consists of detached
leaves Of . vegetable fiber. between
each of which Is placed a piece of gold.
Slipped into a tightly-ltting pad. the
package is laid on the stone. and the
hammer falls again and again. the aim
being to drive the weight toward the
edges. From the ''cutch" the sheets.
then leaves. are picked out with
curious boxwood pincers. Handling
with the fingers, especially at the lat
ter stages. would be most likely to
break the Leaf Each leaf 10 thar n,,o,s
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

Him, Hut Lasso and strange Him-A
Western Guides "Reminiscences.
, 1890-02-06

ESTBNT- Came IN my place miles north
IL west oi spanslr, Wash, about thr l1tH
dHy ut ptcFu'hoI l-SD, the iuiioWiull Que
by horse uunut 10 h.ld! hiFh. .woisht
.nenes anlyc hooi, l,r nlsiy o. leg use.
Aho uuH HrN hul 10 "a hnuus iiIHh-
weight 1850, rtn ,a,d T. Il on lyit ,houiict;
uun owner D., requested tu call, Gtoyc
lrlUggty my chRrf"s uud l1ky thcM away.
D. ". WATKINS. spmgly, Wnsn luai
, 1890-02-06
AGAIN THE WIRE.
a Fallen Pole tho Cause of Great
Scare.

scare.
Early Monday evening the in
mates of Il house ON Park street, cor
ncr of Spmguc, were frightened well
nigh to death by n terrific report,
uliowcd hy the falling Of II brick
chimney. The air was filed with
n binding glare Of blue light, sue
cccdcd by darkness and the constant
down pour of the rain.
B. l.. Anderson, one of the in.
mates Of the house, rushing outside,
was In time To see the blue flame die
away IN Il ucighhoring arc light
lie asCcrtainod the cause of tn,
cumnution to be an electric
light wire. The strong wind of the
afternoon 2 had fclled II pole IL
.Sprugue street, letting the wire fal
Oh tO the roof Of the house, resting
umtiust one of the chimncys. II
was probably when the current wa'
turned on that tine trouble COM
mcnCcd.
Fortunately no one was injured,
but every one In the nclghborhnud
was badly scared. One lady whc
saw the occurrence from II house
near hy said tha, she saw II huge
ball Of blue fire, which she took tOr
IA meteor, fall ON the house, aud i'm
mcdintcly heard II report like the
Discharge OF heavy artillery.
, 1890-02-06

Hr bcnica the Charge ol Forgery aud
says tie u. SAfo From Etttnditiun.
Nuw NuEE, Jan. 3l.-A special to tho
Herald from Torro lionuc, que, says
that tlIo correspondent has seen {. H.
Silcott, tho ahscouding cashier of tho
sergeant alarms office ut the United
states house Of representatives. Sicott
j. Twin. at the house Of MT. ThiDuulL
father or Miss Louise 1hihault, whose
name wIs connected with SilCOtt whHn
Inc He'd. The old gentleman knows moth.
ing OF the .c1udalOus instuuIitpns
against his daughter however SiCutt
submitted with bad grace ~ nm inter
Wow. lie said the charge Of forgery Is
all hosh.
"Ihcru is scarcely IL mcmhcr Of the
house he said, "t,'whom did not al
vance his pay every month and receive
notes AS receipts. When left WASH
ingtun | had no ilca Of leaving the
United States. As proof OF this point
10 tho fact that on the Wednesday bc-
fore rhnnksriying drew $4,000. and
with {lI,Cpuof this | took up notes OF
memtars which had been discounted in
the bank. Asto tho other money am
accused Of dccdmping with ! assure you
had but very little when | left New
York.
Silrptt wanted II denied that hc was q
big winner at the races On the CON
trJry, tC lost heavily lie only went to
the races to keep up pUnd bc hale follow
with the mcmDcrs who are now running
him down. ltc dciiDs tIe detectives and
says thC hpa, legal advice in Canada as
sure, Hin hn has committed no cNtti'
ditnbl' olluusc. lie concluded: "Ihc
dJy will como when will not appear as
black as ! uW now painted.
, 1890-02-06
THE HOME MARRErs.
No Change in tho Local Tone Go
Trade in All Kinds OF Produce.

No Change i'm tho Local Tone Goog
rr,Ir in An Kinds Of produce.
-, - -.
Inc local mar N'' '''oMs u" h'"ter"
change IN quotations. inc miid weather
has strcngthcneu all branches OF trade
and the outlook Is bright.
80, .,,,r,-,o.s
h''N" w. '"'''""
The market quotations arc corrected
oyery Thursday morning by NJ. ID. Dob,
sn, yhnlc.nlc commission merchant. AT
E., u,n IInw,rI street. spol<nne Fam.
vhc,t- -Iiirm at 4,c.
llour-s3.i'wfi - per Dbl.
'Hny-Wid Slai b'''h nay S-l@z-'
bnled timothy 80.
Meats Beet, live stall-fed 3is@ic; re-
tail So DO; choice cuts l5@ DC. Hog,
drcs sod sGfDr; retail lO@tl1C; mutton DC
retail mutton and veal choice cuts ~
Ig1r.
3, 5O%5 por doom dressrd 7jc each.
Butter trcamgry, SOW W3)c; dairy and
,.onci, tss,15
'"i.a .,n-.
-i;nngc 2l{Ga5c nor pound,
Sna,ncai" IL,
CSTnmcnl -lc.
, 1890-02-06
IN TIE OKANOGAN.
The Mines Can Produce at Least
One Hundred Tons of ore
Daily.
Spokane Falls the Most Advan-
tageous Site for Large Re-
duction Works.
CnNcnNI,LLY. Mush.. Lnn. S.


10 TUE Enlt 'N ~ !IE NV 'hN ,.
iSriilhg "h article III the l'hNlEW
OF December IL, lNNIi signed "Algrr-
nOn,n | will try and answer / ~ far
a. the Okanogan mining district is
concerned I'm the first Mace. the
wri,cr oJmi,s nr moi h,i,,, y, thor.
"'t,' ".''''', ,', III, ,'y, 7 n7 - Ill.,
ougu PVNs''e''' i'''' "''" i'''''','E
man, ana rom the assertion he
makes about IA mining camp that hr
never visited | am Of the same
opinlon. Instead of not BEING able
ia nr,ducc tictv ions or orn NOR d,v
ns L" s"va nm narfrctIv sarr In
nlnri,',jt n, ,n'onut ot IRON, 10Gtn i50
inm. ,Sr jov ,yith nm inrrnr.lno tnn-
nnor v'o ns t%c rorl "f i"yrinnini, "nn.
on NJ are ready nnd waiting for
railr,od tr.rnsnnri,tinu a. .nn,r GOOD
reduction works .uI,ablc to handle
nur ora and from my cynrrinnrc
and liuowIcd%c thr1urhdmt The
vnrious n1inin 20 romns in .hin".
,,n IInLn Ni,ntnno mud urlti.h
, 1890-02-06

state of Washington, County NJ Spokane.
-.
In the superior court for Spol'nro county.
! VI. Major plaintiff 81. " l. Hawks, e..
M. HAWKS and =. D. shorts d"ipuduuts-D
Cruc Of foreclosure and urlUr ui .alc.
BNNlrtUH ul u dUCr'H and urlur ul sale.
made and entered iu the above entitled
cause and court ON tho Afu lNv Uf Iuuuury .
a D. 1870. COPY u' which laos buyu
issued aud ourtiuci q mo blythe clerk Of t3r
said court uulyr tltH scuI thereof, bearing
date the .3d day Of JanutY, A. =. 1880,
for the sum Di slT1~,GV. sold ,u.u, With
Interest az tic rutH ~ l''r cent pcr month,
n IN the Itu duy of JHitunry, a, y. 1850.
and tho further SUN ui 1880 up.t#. gIia.t { J'-p
tho Increased costs thereon, l. 4 n. HU,t-
litl sheriff ut spokane counts, siNteui WAsI-
ing'ou. Will uu the N'h duy pl Murch.
a. -. lspU nj the hour Ol . O'Clock -. ~
ni suid dHy, Ht tho frpnt door of the court.
house. sell at ruIllr auction, 10 the highest
bidder. for cisl, the following described
ryul estate situated, lyWE uuu lriug lu
SPOKANE county. state NJ Washington. and
IHtttitulurly described ns follows, to-wits
Los iuur 90, tive t6J, six jl AMI scv'u fT),
IN section 40. twenty 700. IN toWush n
twenty seven t27l uofth, OF gaugo tntty 90
cast, ". NJ, containing one hundred and
all aud singular tho truCmcnts, hcfydita.
Lirnts aud uppurtgunnCos 'hcgvuntn belong.
ing dt lu uywiSp appvrtaluiug. said prOp.
erty is taken aud sold ns The property n
W H. Hawk. aud c. 81. Hawks. defendants.
Dated ut spokane Falls. Warrington, this
3Oth day OF January, \, ~, I spO.
+. II, HlNCHLiTF
shcrin' oi spokane county, Wush.
Chs Hy e. %, Downing, hcIuty.
, 1890-02-06
SoricE.Of nrFERtE's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In The state of Washington County Of spo.
IN the superior Court N aid County.
= !'uIdsic n, pilintlt, ". Mar Pattie.
q mn ~ le, ,criI Patiic, 'ufa Patio and
Ava rattle, defendants
Nuuco " hereby given that under and bv
W'tu" oi 10 decree and order NJ sale made H.,
tlg above rnttl,i action January -, 500,
tic uudcy !gucl triurcn. apIalniod lv aid
dotrrc, VIII ,all NJ public auction Ia the
highest uuu .vHt hiddrr, nt tho east 4 or an
the toutth "a ~ 10 the ely n SPOKANE al.
'ounly uud state Hipfosaid. ON tn thifI
GiI 10y OF Mach. iS0O. at tho hoi- of 10
pCl,ck \. NJ, nj -aid day, the ioUoslnq
dcsrtin1d tnctor parcel of land. 10 vii.
lni ttluo ~ ~ block one ~ az Glover .
ndditiun To spokane Falls Tcrms of aic t1
lr onc.hali cash aud the btianrr In one
yuar evidenced hy note ofpurcnsssr boa''
iug intCrgst 10 por cent pcf aununi, nnd
secured by mort }nlu upon the prcnultr'
Hnll, ana shId property tu hc sold subject ID
a mortgage ior 5000 IN favor ~ no sp1
Kane "a, lug- Hank due lrch I. 500 viii
Interest THEREON at 10 pct cent per annur
from boccmbcrU. is-b
Il. u. wEsrTNLI,
J. ". ktSNNtEb, Relefce.
Attorney for Plaintiff
, 1890-02-06
TIMBER LAND ACT. JUNE .. 1878.
In INE Y MIIrnN

United states Land OGlce. Spokane Falls.
Wash, December -. $50,
S0tlrc is hereby given that In compliance
with he provisions ut tue act OF congress OF
June ., ISIS, entitled AN net for the sAls
of timber lands IN the states OF Cniiornia,
OREGON. Ncyuia and Washington territory"
Frank e. WilcoN OF Spokane Fails, county Of
Spokane, state ~ Washington, has this day
Hiad IA this Oiice his sworn statement 20.
~. for the purchase Of tho fouth hail OF the
swl, 1f sec No. "a iu town, No. "a n., raneV
No. ~ u, W. ~, aud VIII oiler proof 10 ahov
that the land sought f. moro valuable Tor its
p0scs, and to establish hts claim ~ taid innd
beAre the register an9 receiver OF this otiico
at spofanc Fails, Wash, on frit, ~ the H,ih
dayioI February, 800, az ~ A. v.
+. lie uarics a. witnesses Daniel q. Conner,
Solomon Cameron. MillinIs A. Mylick sud
John ", MyricS, all Of Spokane Falls, va p.
ANY and all persons claiming aiYcrciy
thc aboye-descrhcd lands are requested 10
he their cialmsi IN This Office on OF besore
urffD N ADAMS Rfnlgtar
, 1890-02-06
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Man Near Moscow Caught Be-
meath q Falling Log and
Killed.
A Young Man Killed by an Ava
lanche-"Forty Nine jim
ME" Not Dead.

Moscow Minori on Wednesday VIII.
lam Jennings, Of Fix ridge, was found
dead at his wood pilo with u large log
resting on him. A ncighbor was pass
ing by on his way to the schoolhousc
and noticed jennings team standing
alone at the wood pile. ON his return
position with no ono In sight, ana bong
somewhat surprised, as Jonnlngs.wasnot
in the habit of leaving his team, tho
neighbor started to investigate, and when
he got tn the team lac discovered ICn.
ning- under q log dead. Mrs, Jennings
and children were at the homo othcr
mother who was very sick, and Jcn.
uings had returned lrDm the woods an.l
started To- unload when ho was caught
under the log. IL is supposed that he
had been dead over an hour. he was
buried to day.
, 1890-02-06
A BIsMuTH MINE.
The St. Julian and Gold Hill, of Emf
grant, sold TO- $4,000.
LlLnLnmm ImLmnnmlnml-L

several years ago II party of min
crs discovered In Hmigrant Culch,
Park county, II quartz lode, which
they called the -. Julian, and at.
tcrwnrd located an extension and
named it the Gold Hin. The mine
prospcctcd well in gold and with de-
volopmcnt proved 10 be- profitable.
But in sinking down the ore became
base aud refractory, so that II was
no longer profitable to work it.
They did not know what the base
metal was, but supposed IL to be-
iron, or untimpny. Not being able
to longer work the mines at II profit,
they were offered for sale aud Harry
Mnthcson, of this city, took an op-
tion ON both claims with IA
view to selling them. Previous
To this, however, he took the
pains to ascertain what this
base metal was, and found upon
having the ore analyzcd that 1t was
bismuth, u rare and valuable metal,
worth about $3.50 II pound. \ few
days ago the property was disposed
of to n Helena and st. Paul syndi-
cate for the sum of SiG,OoO. The
only place In the world bismuth has
been iound In paying quantities Is
in SaXony, where II X assocratad
with nickel and cobalt To- the extent
of per cent. Specimens have been
found in New York, south Carolina,
Virginia and several places in south
America. II has only been known
about 100 years, and shines with
such brilliant cOlors that Its name il
supposed to lie derived from the
German word Wicscnmnttc, or
meadow lawn. II is used extensive
ly in the arts, In making other
metals brittle, or n bash for temper
ing steel, dying calicocs and SO ON.
The ore Is said to run as high us
~ per cent. In this rare metal, and
ii 1t proves g" ansive and perma-
ncnt, 1t will DO the greatest mine of
tho kind In the world. The miners
who were swearing at the base metal
will doubtless have good reason to
swear at something else before long.
, 1890-02-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

H. the Probate Cour, Tor Spokane county
Nnahiugtlt
In the matter Of tho estate Of iAyolctt Lind
SOY, decreased
ON rradltg aud filing tho petition Of Jane,
Monaghan. administrator Of the estats oI
LpNvlvu Lindsey durgAtcd PRAYING iof an
order pi dlatrllutilu 90 tho estate ut said do
Crnscd among the pgrsOus cnutloi thrfoto
IL rs ordered That ull ptrsnus iutefcfted IA
The estate Oi said deceased be- and appear b.
fore the Probate court ~ said -pokau,
county az tho office ofHd count In .p0knn,
Falls on thc stn day ot March, 1890, at ths
luurut tOuclock Of uhd day and then anf
there show cause why nm order NJ disttibu
tiuu should not be- made II the residue ~
raid estate among The PERSONS entitled hefc
tu accounting tp law.
itis further ordered that n COPY of this or
dos DO published ior iuur cons cutlye week
I'm the spokane Falls Weekly Royiew,
newspaper published iu SpOltunr county,
Done his 10Th day ui January. 1890
MlLlAhD Z. liAkfsON, Judge, etc.
slnNh
, 1890-02-06
NOrIcE or FINAL rRoof.

land Onlre AZ spokane Falls. Wash, Jan.
uuy 20. 1870.
Nuuco Is hugoby given that the following.
named settler has hlri uoiicu ~ his inten.
tun To- mako CummututIuu hual proof In
w.!t be- made before the unltcl states Land
Onicr nt spokane lUlls, Wash, on March
II. lSNp. ut T. 81, yi4; liver Andrew
Oru. who made homcstcad entry No $40,
for ne. Ol soc 20, In Twp. n N.,raugo AZ L.
W NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi- continuous residence upon and cultlya.
ti0u OF said lRud. via
George Nichols. Eliluh Y. Walker Hugh
Nichols TOggal .. Wcstby, all oi spokane
Falls T. o., wash.
3OnG I'M. ADAMS. Rpristrr.
, 1890-02-06
THE WORLD OF TRADE
Tho Stock Market Comparatively
quiet, With tho Exception
ofa Few Specialues.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States,

NIw YoRE. Feb. 5.-With the cNcep.
ton of Rock Island, RcndinE sugar re-
iiucrics and the load trust the stock
market wls dull to-day, and icyerslt-
mes. and irrcgllnrity marked the deal
ings throughout most OF the day. Sugar
was weak from the opening and rallied
fccbly at times, but closed at about the
lowest prices OF the day. The bears
claimed to have discovered that tic In
sidcrs who have held their certificates
since the formation of the trust were
selling. and as usual were try ing to take
th" market from them. Rock Island
wna the feature Of tie day, being again
especially weak. and reaching the low
est price for the week past Tho old
rumurs were Till circulated. The mar
ket closed duh and heavy generally at
about the lowest prices. The iinal
changes IN all but icw cases are In the
direction Of lower figures, bat sugar
with % lu-g uf "a per cent, lead with -
and Rock Island with - are the only
ones orimpurtancc. Chicago S Fast
g.u illinois common rose -. and pre-
fcrlel per cent
Government bonds have been dull and
steady.
Money on call easy at l0ti.
Prime mercantile paper iH@6i1,
Sterling exchange quiet, steady; sixty
day bills, ii.s3ja demand, SLs7A.
rusrJS STOCKS
Rosroy Feb 5,-lhe s'ocs market closed
ns follows:
4 & 7. Il. r. Is. 32l F'tmtsa bonds, 20
harrington ".lUtI san DieBD".,...'' lS
n. n.
, 1890-02-06
ROBERT \. n. HARVEY.
ROBBED or GOLDEN TtEssEs.
A Burlington, Iowa, Lady Assaulted
ON the street by n Hair Thief

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan, 3l.--Miss
Schumann Is wcll.built, handsome
young lady residing in this city. one
Of the most prominent features about
her was her hair. which was of golden
hue, and exceedingly abundant. While
returning from an crrand on Alain street
this morning, from which she had Just
stepped into n side street, and while yet
in view Of passers-by, she was soilcd
from behind by II strange man who on.
circled her waist with one arm and held
her fast while he rapidly ran knife
about her head. 10 quickly was the
whole thing done that the young lady
had scarcely time 90 struggle or cry out,
and IN the next moment tho man had
disappeared. The young lady went
home, told her story, and fell into u
faint No trace of the man can DO found.
lie Is probably one of u gang who rob
young women of their hair and sell 1t at
a good profit.
, 1890-02-06
FROM cALIsPEL.
The Winter Has Rean Mind and Stock
Are Doing Vol.

The Winter Has ReaN Mid and Stock
Are Doing Vol.
Last week we had II severe snow
storm, over II foot falling SNOW Is
now four and II half feet deep,
snow-lide occurred at Rocky
Gorge, rendering the road impass.
able aud retarded the mail.
This section Of country is hard on
mail-carricTs. There l. little travel
on the roads as the settlers can not
leave their stock. Road supervisors
ought, at least, bc made to keep the
roads passablc.
Rumor reports this week that we
are to have u branch of the Spokane
" Northern from Crescent. This
will pmuVe the greatest drawback
of the Cnlispel country. This aud
the government survey which
Is to commence in the spring will
make Calispcl, with its rich soil,
pure climate, magnificent timber,
unsurpassed natural meadow aud
beautiful scenery one of the finest
sections of the Northwest.
All the stock that suInmercd as
well as wintercd in Calispcl are in
good condition. Some steers are
almost fit for beef. But quite u
number of head of the stock driven
from dryer sections of the country
reaching Calispcl, are In poor condi-
ton or have turned up their toes. ~
But with proper management even
these losses could have been avoided.
This winter has been quite mild.
Settlers from Canada and Eastern
states delighted, but some from
the Southern states uro disguised
at the depth of SNOW. These gentle
men should remember that thou.
sands of stock have peri-hcd i'm bliz-
yards In that region, and stockmcn
In single week lose the profits oil
years.
RpuEup A " IAuyry
, 1890-02-06


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NOTICE no cmEpIrous.

In tho Probate court ui spokane county
tin'v Ui Washington.
IN no mb t.tui tho estate ui James VI.
Junrs, tcHCusrd.
Nu'otis hereby given by th' unjcrslgucd
ulWiu. rntlr. with the Nul LnIuNCd NJ
the estate Ut JnmUs - Jones d tSud, 10
tNu ere ultTrI a.. and uIl PERSONS having
ciaun- usaiust Inc sid deceased tu gN,
hihif thy.L with tho necessary Nuu. here,
WIlUu IN 'Utf yitHr the dutn ~ uic lIr 4
pUbIIuaIIun ui this notice tu Tie Bu.d adj
iuustWlug at sunny. ldp ftlu on the south
lul. Ol t.r .Hutlt. ts' uuDtruf e section 90,
township 80. rIuFrli T.. W 81. s.uknur
county, stHtu n Wnsbit- Ioa, the same huiug
thy u,uuu WuuTn lLH uus.uusi ut said estate
VIII ho conducted
Dated thg Ind int NJ Dc,emhor ISSg
ALE j. WILLIAMSON,
Adminisiratnr, with Wlu uuuuNrI, & thcrs.
tate ot 1uulrs ~ luuCs. dtCHu.HIl. T.. -.
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