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, 1890-01-30
MARKETS. BY rELEGRArH.
sugar Renneriss tho Principal Dis
turbing Element In stocks

NEW YoRE. Ian. 20.-Sugar refiner-
les seemed to be one Of the principal dis
guiciing stocks of the day IL opened
at ", against "a last evening, and after
rising upward, rapidly declined 10 59Is
ON the report that a suit would be
brought by one OF the organizers of the
trust to recover money, which would
lring the books of the trust into court.
Tie stock, hc ycver, recovered good sup
port at tho d me. The general market
was stronger this afternoon, but made
no recovery of moment, and closed Tdth-
or heavy aud quiet at close to the low
est figures. The great majority Of the
list showed declines, and Chicago X
Eastern Illinois dropped 8 per cent,
COMMONLY. sugar ~, and Rock lsland
and burlington ~. each.
Government bonds have been dull and
weak for o..
Money Oh call easy at 2hd3.
Primo mercantile paper iGOL1.
Sterling exchange quiet, steady; sixty
day bills, si3It; demand, Hs7I.
BoSDs
NEW YORx. Jnr 20. -Goyernmcnt bonds
closed as follows;
Il. :, 4 reEd 1881 U. 8 AS c'p'ns.loIi.
u, >, A. codp'ns. 23i facinc Oa ".."..lIO
L, >, 40 reg'd,.lUIs
sTUuKA
, 1890-01-30

NEw YoRK. Jan. 0.-IIops-Firm.
ColIce--optiOms closed steady, Ut 10
10 points down; sales iI,OOO bags, Jan.
uuiy l5.O5(tlBc, February 10. 750I 10, SIC,
March l5.iO@l5, zoe, May 10, FOG Is. 75c.
Spot Rio, barely steady, quiet; iair
c,irgors lD9.c, No. |, l5Is@l6Ic.
sugar. Raw, quiet. tirmi refined quiet,
barely steady.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Jan. 20. - -Cattie--Recelpts
1900. Market stcadicr; .becves, 81. D10t
s. Is, steers S3@iSO, stockers and feeders
~. $50 1886, Texas corn fed steers $50
SGD
Hogs Receipts 81 900 Market steady /;
mixed and light sS.6583.s5, heavy
shevp~Recelpts 5000. Market easier;
natives s3.boGo,o5, Western corn fed
{4.O0WSsO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, Jan. -Close-Wheat--
Lower; January 1899, February 1919,
'cs csSr"1'f,tm; January 2sJsc, May
3l94r.
0ats-steadyi January zoe, May
222sc..
linrley-No trading
Pork-steady; January 1915, Febru-
airy so 72lz, May 40 i2Is.
l.ard-steadyi January s5.s5@5s7I1,
May sj07Ii.
PETROLEUM.
NEw York. Jan. 20. Petroleum
opened steady n. si.0096, and after a
slight advance became weak and do
clined TO sl.o5h. II then rallied and
closed steady atsl.o5A.
Stock Exohangc--opening si.O8]x.
highest sl.o6ss, lowest si.o5k, closing
$l.u5A.
Consolidated Exchange - Opening
si.odk, highest sl.oo5s. lowest 81. Ois.,
closing $1.05L.
Total sales, 10000 barrels.
ERITtsH GRAIN MARKETS.
LIvKRrooI, Jan. 20.-Wheat.- Firm /.
demand poor holders offer sparingly.
Corn-Easy, new mixed Western ss
i1Iad per Genital.
, 1890-01-30

EME5LEH u. WILSON
Land oG,cc AT spokaue Falls, Wash, Jan. y,

EMf1lI - NiA-7'-N
Land Office at spokane Falls, Wash, jan o.
l-sn. ,,,..t
Sotioe Is hereby Given that tho following
iI1n to mako final prCoi In snppoft ot US
claim. and that said proof VIII u nlidc ne'
nTe the United statrs land Office ai spoAan,
Falls, Wash on Marcel p, l-uv,
nr,.st,uilon Hung No Ults iof ne nc,
nei 20 i-, twp, "a n. range ~ b, w. NJ,
NJ. NAMES the following witne = 20 piulo
hi continuous residence upon an"
tiun Of said land, yls.i .r..,. aud
Jrseph T. Brnway, AlcNanicl iayl,, M n'
u. Thomas of spokane fallA u w. anu - d
fsnn'o onn OF '"'''i''''J j. II. ADAMS, Register
, 1890-01-30

Norrcn or rINAL rnooF.

NIWTVTTNT 70 HTVNFNF
Land O1lCo At spOSauo Falls, Wash Dee
40, 1850
named Hcttirr has flcd notice Of MS inten'
tlou tn mako final proof ia support 0i hla
claim. ani that snid proof will lie made De-
fUr the United States land ollce a. sieSs,e 4,
T'Ils Wa-h.. nu frlrtary TO- | 40, nt 7.
". viz. Augustine a. Norm. who ma le
houpstcad entity 40. 3lOl, for tine WI - q
mel, sFi, aud Tot 3 of sec, 80, twp. 20 u,
rnngu ~ e.. ". NJ.
liz rrmrs tho following Witnesses To prove
his uutluuUus residence upon and cultNa'
tiUu OF nNl Hand, Via
plHsTf Islo.ry. Io-cphO. Roy and Gcnrse
Etu nf spokane Fulis Wash. and Joseph Lab
rie of Medical Lake, wash. J. ". adams
tnfn knTlHtffs
, 1890-01-30
STOCK DYING.
Deep Shows Reported In tho Big
Bend Co lntry.

PESDLEros, Jan, 25.--Uma,illa is now
the temporary end Of the division OF the
Spokane branch, the crews laying over
there. 1t is reported that the rotary
snow pillow fell through bridge beyond
Tho Dalles, and that three or four men
were killed The story is not autlcnti-
Gated, The engine buried by the snow.
slide near Menchnm has been extricated.
No one was injured by the slide. The
track Is now clear 10 Spokane over the
branch, via Weston.
There Is a scarcity of dwellings In Pen
dleton. Real estate men are stitening 4
up over the oontem plated improvements
, 1890-01-30
EXCHANGE CULLINGS
A Lively Scene in a Justices
Court at Wallace Between
Rival Lawyers.
Death Robs the Gallows of O
Condemned Murderer at
Murray,

Wallace Free Press; There was a
scene In Justice Angels court on Tues
day afternoon which was not laid down
In the Idaho statutes, nor In Blackstone,
q scene which made Judge Angel feel as
II the dignity of his court had been out
ragged in the extreme. A change OF
venue had been granted to some French
li,hants from Burke. j. G. liarkness,
attorney and probate judge, appeared OH
one side. and William I. Stoll on the
other Some little temper was exhibited
by the attorneys during the trial, and
Immediately after the court adjourned
MIR. stoll stepped up 20 Nlr Hardness
and chucked him familiarly under the
chin, making rome remark not very
complimentary to Lawyer HarkncsS.
The latter had largo stone ink bottle
in one of his hands. which, wei directed,
might become deadly weapon. lie
i'm mmediately dropped this, and 1t " al.
legged that Mr.. Stoll struck at the probate
Judge to knock him out, but missed him
Before Sioli could recover his equilibrium
Hardness had Cuucht him around the
him and brought him down on the floor
of the narrow room like a thousand OF
brick, and falling heavily near him.
While Stoll is six feet In his stockings,
Hardness Is smaller in stature, but
heavier weighing over 2O0. An eye wit.
ness informs us that there was lively
scene on the floor. S,oll was doing his
utmost to turn his heavy antagonist
over, but failed TO do so, and Harkne.s
was pounding away with all bis might.
Finally some parties jumped in and
separated tho Conbatants. Mr.. Stoll
was found to have received either very
heavy blow or kick IN the right jaw, near
the ear, and some slight abrasious on
the forehead. Hardness claims to have
been entirely uninjured, and so far As
can be seen his face is not marked. The
affair created u great sensation about
town.
, 1890-01-30
the wire silver and ruby silver speci-
mems are very handsome.


m u few days q prominent busi-
ness man Of this city will leave for
New York city, where he will con-
fer with number Of capitalists con-
corning n wcll.known group of
mines In the Kootenal country.
Negotiations have progressed To
such an extent thus far that 1t Ia be-
llcvcd mining deal of some magni-
tudc will he Consummatcd.
, 1890-01-30

EsTRAY-Taken mp on my place on Hang,
Ia inau creek, one bay horse about 10
hands high, q white star On lDIehoad
branded raboye horseshoe Oh left shoul.
cny,. pay oharg s and take hini AVA. ],
G. MULLEN, l6a5
, 1890-01-30

Taken up as strAys the -oth 81 ,,,ec1nil,',
lo,,', vi ~ snokane Fails, and hai mle
soa,h OF swiss Dairy, the foiowinf ann, ais
Am, I'd hciirr, ear marks, siuvYh - W,
right ear aud uRderbi in sn, .r na,te viii
,,,, ,Wo Years old next sprlug, Nc o'nV' 'af
MARKS 6r brand I,erc,ivahie. s,rvvxs
January 2, 1900
, 1890-01-30
BIG MINING SALE.


the Hands OF syndicate.
Wbrlner News
The Poormnn mine at Burke has
nt last passed from the hands of its
original owners and was sold this
week to II syndicate consisting of
the following named gentlemen: u.
{. Kingsbury, OF Butte; T.. l.. Sbo-
cnberg, of Helena; +. Is. scott, of
London, England, and II. NJ. Her
see, of Bangor, Me. The News has
been unable to learn the sum paid
for the property, hut as there are
millions iu sight In the mine 1t is
reasonable to suppose the purchase
money was unusually large. The
Poorinan IL u bonanza, of which the
people Of CGur d Alcnc feel truly
proud, and It's sale II but the fore.
runner of many other transfers on
equally profitable terms. Mining
men are rapidly opening their eyes
to the value Of our mines, conscious
of the fact that no better opportun-
ity for the safe investment ofcapital
exists In the United States.
, 1890-01-30

A force of men have been at work
all winter on Al Wheelcr's Sky
Line claim in Kootenal. They are
now down over 100 feet. Some of
the ore extracted from the shaft
runs 1900 ounces silver per ton.
This mine was found during the
past summer.
, 1890-01-30

In the mn''cr OF the estate OF Charles u.
Young, Deceased;
Notic. I, hereby given by the undersigned,
eduiuI,tfatrlN II the estate Of Charles T.
Young. deCaisrd, tp ihc creditors Of, and all
pcrson- having claims against the said dc
ceased to cNhibit them with the nee ssafl
vouchers within one year aicr the hlst
publication uf this notice TO the SAID admin
lstrntrig AZ her u'lrc In the town Of Deep
Creek Fails. IN spokane county, the same
being the place for the transaction OF ihe
business ut said estate.
Dated December "a, ls-o. .,,.,.,,
t-r.r.n..tI T.. 0 -.i.I Eafafa
, 1890-01-30

EsTRAG-Camct 70 my place. miles north.
IL west uI spHnglc, Wash. about the l2th
sHy oi n, 'uihrf. 1850 the following; one
buy hlssc UbluI - huud. high. .wciFht
/ lul. stTtpo uh face, cit hiud foot white siN
iucncs above ho0i. Br ndcdy on LEFT ,tflo
Ako one gray hor'r - IL haud. high
weight 1900, ira idtd II on lett shUuIdef.
both Of the Hbuye h1I-es ~ are slOu Hll
' uui, owner T. requested TO call. Piuyu
ItllWtty. Roy ohHtgcs aud tusc ihctn away.
u II WATKINS Sparulc WASH l6ai
, 1890-01-30

William II, Chambers has fine
array Of specimens In his room at
the Commercial from the Neosheo
lode, owned 10y himself and brother,
AL the Kootcnai country. Some Of
, 1890-01-30

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s.-Chair-
man Goshorn, OF tho national executive
committee Of the union labor party, has
called conference of the party to be
held In Kansas City February ~.
, 1890-01-30
THREArENED WITH LYSCHING
A Rejected suitor FataiIy Shoots His
Former Sweetheart

NEWPORT, Ark, Jan. "a. - Sunday
evening John Schneider, a rejected suitor
of Miss Emma Fry, fatally shot that
Young lady and badly wounded her
aiiianccd husband. There may be a
lynchinr,
, 1890-01-30

LNsTRAN--Tat,n MP M my placcnt palouse
u Gulch, Ola miics from SPOKANE. one COW
and CNf with a. Z. nck., aud hgurcS under
br.l q d ON cit horn. No at ncr brund yisi.
blc. Owncr may have the Same by taking
the stock away and paying costs JACKSON
M. FLEMING iBH5
, 1890-01-30

LONDON, Jan. 2L--Adyices from Met
more say that thcre has been n further
Improvement IN the case Of Mr.. Spur
r,on and that he Ia now able 60. leave
that place.
, 1890-01-30
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or COUNTY
WARRANTS.

County warrants from No. 4,1Ot to4djO
inclusive VIII bc Iutd uu pFcs"utttiou ht
my uiiiCr. Interest on sgti waru,nl, Will
cease after this date. GEORGE h COLE,
CuuutN IicNrurcr.
spokane Falls, wash, lanIary IS 1890,
g-ull5w
, 1890-01-30

Drrnorr. Jan. 2s.-Thc auditing COM
mittee recently appointed to review tho
accounts ofDr. Charles Reilly, treasurer
Of the Irish National League, arrived to.
day.
, 1890-01-30

II Is expected That before autumn
Of this year Spokane Falls people
will have three gold stamp mills In
operation, aggrcgatlng forty stamps.
One Is already In the kootenal, one
will he in the 0kanogan and he
third In the Rock creek country.
, 1890-01-30

Lewiston Teller; Tho remains of
Judge Logan were taken to Pomeroy on
Thursday last and placed on the cars
They did not make The trip through to
Ponieroy the first day owing to the
condition OF the roads and the depth OF
snow
, 1890-01-30

on Saturday morning the Jailer at
Murray discovered that the negro GLAND,
confined In the county Jail under SEN
tencc of death, was i'll. Dr. Kelly eS.
amined him, but found his temperature
normal, and the impression gained
ground that the darkey was try ing to
simulate insanity, us his case was about
to be heard in the supreme court at
Boise, with all the chances against him.
ON Sunday, however, he gave unmistak.
able evidence ot serious illness and men.
tai alteration. lie was again examined
by DIR. Kelly, assisted by DR.. ingalls,
when II was found that lac
was suffering from congestion OF
the brain. He was Immediately
removed from the steel cage to the
office, u guard and nurse were employed,
and the doctors did for him what medi.
cal science warranted, but the neg ro
died on Monday morning at O'Clock.
and was buried on Tuesday. Every.
thing that WAS possible was done for
him. and there can 10 no blame at
tached to any one, His death was en-.
tircly due to natural causes. The negro
was sentenced by Judge Logan to be
hung August 81, lsSp for the Killing oi
Charles Porter at Aiullan, His counsel
sought II new trial, and the governor
postponed the execution until the case
could be heard before the supreme
court
, 1890-01-30

state Of Washingt0n, COunty or Spokane, ~
In tho superior court f1r Spokane cdnnty.
l,ec Eta Markell plaintiff, ". John ".
MARKELL, dcfcndant
10 the above namei defendant; Yof ans
hereby nOtlncd that Bee Eta Markell plain
tlh. ha- Med % roiunltint AKA q You iil the
snpcripf court ~ Spokane county, tate of
NnghugfOn. held ~ apokan0 Pals, which
lftl r.ihlicat 1ii 0i lla summons, 20 wit.
siry dnys after the t2th day of Becsnljer.
is-p. fnd unless you aPratr aud answer
M same on or before tho ilth DAY of Fcbru-
afy 1880, the some VIII DO taken a. con-
glanitd The nh)crt and prayer Of salAco
llaint y 60 obtain y luigncnt and dccrrs
dAsolug gFths bonds II mnlrlmunF htreto
tore and now cxisiirg between tho plalntlN
snd ie.gndant and changing thc name y
plsinufitn Bee Eta heniile. eni fpf geuerh
relief Ihe grounds upon which sald ludg.
mont aud d7crre are claimed "a that de-.
l.gda9t gigcc the nenisgc % rlsiniif ane
Nrlendsn has treated plaintiff IN cruel
mAnueri thht he has since said marriage
nee y sulty Of habituai drrnkcnncrf. aud
ihsi no hes egieotcd and refused 10 mako
any provisions TO- plalutiss suppou. an n
nM,nich sfully ict forth In the nplaint on
wltnev my hand and the -sal
tAh otsaid cnuft ihig 7th uay o
Decemicf, A. u. l $50
- VI ARMSTRONG, Ci1fx
hyA = JOHNsToN Deputy.
'-s. voorhees,, attorney Tor plaintiff
, 1890-01-30

Wallace Free Press: DIR, Simms, of
the w. 4 |. hospital called upon us
during the week to inform us that he
was not the "Dr. Simms" who knocked
out the baggage smnsher at the Northern
Pacific depot in Spokane Falls. It must
have boon somebody who used his name
to conceal his own identity when ar.
rested. our DIR. Simms says he only
fights the ills OF men, uSt the men
themselves, and ho has about $50 cases
Of the royal grip to wrcstlc WITH which
keeps him exceedingly busy.
, 1890-01-30


Day ton inlandcr; At $50 7. NJ. on
Monday last the residence of William
Graham, situated on Patti, two mites
northeast of Dayton, was discovered Ia
be no fire. As they were preparing tu
eat dinner the attic over the kitchen was
found TO be all ablaze, and it was ilnpos
sible to check II. The whole building
was quickly wrapped In flames, and on ly
the family Clothing portion of the
bedding and u few trinkots were saved.
The loss Is estimated at ~. 900 Tie
building cost over that amount thirteen
years ago. IL was insured In thc Phoenix
Tor 5000. There was no insurance ON
the contents. Tho tire probably origin
ated by the kitchen stovepipe having
become. disconnected between the ceiling
ana the roof. The family took shelter
with Mr.. South. u son-in-law, who lives
two miles above where they did.
, 1890-01-30

EsIRAN-Takcn mp by the undcrs iEned at
Ia Pcrklus rlIch, three mile, soath Of
leep Greek FHils twO red RId white spgtt d
heiirr., No mark ur btard visible. and com.
lng two years OLD In sprinE owner may
have same By proving properly and paying
costs. T.. l.. IEkkINS
30 aD
, 1890-01-30

with regard to the crops in Ar
gentinc the Buenos Ayrcs Standard
says there can he no doubt that IL
the weather keeps fair farmers will
be able TO recupcrate completely the
disastrous losses OF the past two
years. From Santa Fe, which X
the wheat garden Of the republic,
advlccs are most satisfactory, the
area under cultivation is much more
extensive than In former years and
everything is thriving, In the
south Of the province of Buenos
Ayrcs, at Sauce COrto, Ola vnrrin,
Tandil, ETC., which are occupied 10y
extensive wheat fields, the farmers
have been frightened by severe late
irOsts, which have, however, now
disappeared, and with them the
menace to the crops. Maize, the
great staple grain production, IL
ubiquitous. North, south, cast and
west maize ILLS the eye, and the re-.
turn vii he simply splendid.
Froights are reported very firm,
there being no great supcrubund.
ance oftonn0gc offering.
, 1890-01-30

EsTRAi- Came 10 my place, two miles
Z, 1890, oi.r rDau mare colt, gtout ~ years
old, black name and tail, M lrtud 'scsru.
iblc. Owner Is requested - call. prpNC
pTIpc,ty, Iay charges and tikg the same
away, W. /. GAY,
3Onl Spauglc. Wash.
, 1890-01-30

fI,AEEN up by the uuderslgn a. Ia pfoJf
| Gulch. about Q ight miles from srOkane
Falls the following d,srH1sd st0ct. An
lfungmy mare . yean Old. had head stall
morse. a ycerH old, no brand that can be
sapn, one sofrvl PONY mare with colt, about
Is years old branded JM on the left shoIlder:
one bEuWn h9fss clt, Hhiie stElIe on ms
gray hOrfn colt. . year. old, branded h on
ihe len hlp; one sorrcr mare pony. with
whit0 stripe on face, . yeafs old, bginded Il
on The let shoulder; one red COW, White on
belly uud lanks, has bell on, year. OIL.
branded 10 on nght HIP one ned heller
With riotiie face. . years old, branded with
ace ef.Tades O1 the left horn; one roam
cow 4 YEAR old, u lth urkliug calf branded
with afe 0fspadc on the leit hOri; one fed
g-year old steer. with While face, no brand
that fan b. seen. The same may be found
the cost, = klhiA-
, 1890-01-30

In the superior Court Of srokane County.
In the ytnnitct OF :. e. Zeiricr, !. N. Horn.
iug and ~ J. winter 90 rarne su0ing busi.
ness under the firm name Of Zcixlcr & Co,
iusOlycht deuiort.
10 all the creditors OF the ais1vc named
lnsoiycnt debtors You are her by ueuicd
that the SAID g &. Zelg.ef =. NJ. Hnrrlng
aud q, i Winictco panncrs. doing hgs.istss
nlcd On the said court their petition, frHQl-
ule hnd inventory m usllvrncy. 10th nH .
60 pnftne ship and a. Individuals, and h.ii Q
surfc ndertd al thcir prpferiy Zoe Tho hcfu-
ID ot Their cN d ton. and that the iudEe ~
said court has Utdered that all the C6tllfqrs
oi the snid ins1ivenis Do and appear heiafs
Jiy 6i Spokane FAll', In -aid county, %, rho
Jdday of March, 1900 At 10 O'Clock 4. s.,
o. show cansc u any they have, uhy ths
prayer 0f said hspl7ent thnrld not 30
Nrtntfd. Dated at SPOKANE Fllls, WISH,
January 20, 1900 J. NJ ARMsTR0Nfi,
g.Ia6 Cork ol tho snpeflnr Cnnrt.
, 1890-01-30

LoNDoN, Jan. 2I.-The Dclngoa rail.
way has been completed to the frontier
OF the Transvaal.
, 1890-01-30

EsTKAI-C Came u NY place, four miles
~ southtHst Of spunglc, ont DcCCmber
/ n lssn. one dark brown mare 4 years old,
about 10 hands high star lu forehead. two
bind feet bul fOtlOCk white, branded 10
on iiFht shoulder. owner t,rtqu, tied t.
gall, prOVc properly, ray ohHIg,s ara take
hct away. u. aLESDutF.
JOnJ SpHuge. Wash.
, 1890-01-30

EsrRAY Taken p A. W |. Tothrow
u ranch, ten miles ofst ~ spokane Fails
uue lgnt satrcl horse, brand qunrter 'c!rcic,
D on icit shoulder. aud ONE dark sortcl
horse, no bral d vsib a.. some white In face
and lott hiui 20 u Wnttc. owner may have
the os1mc by plying costs. J. y. LYMAN. .,iaJ
, 1890-01-30
THE FOREIGN CROPS
Some Reports Arc Favorable. 9th
ers Indicate Losses From
bad Weather
The Outlook in Europe, South
America and Australia--Faots
and Figures.

The United States consul at Mon
tevideo advises the state depart
ment that the wheat crop in Uru-
quay was badly damaged by the
rains, and that during the planting
season, which has just passed,
scarcely any work could be done
because of the prevailing storms.
He adds that there Will, of necessity,
he an urgent demand for the I'M
portation of wheat to that country
during the present year.
With the near approach of our
harvest, says u dispatch from Mel
bourne, the probable wheat yield in
Austmlia is beginning to attract at
tention. Up to the present the
weather has been unusually favor.
able throughout the colony, and
there IL every indication that we
shall have very large surplus of
wheat for export. During the
month the wheat market has beHn
well supplied 10y farmers, who, In
view Of tho prospects of the coming 6
crops, have shown more anxiety to
sell.
The Daily News Odessa CORE
spondent telegmphs Bccrbohmi
With only II slight sprlnkling OF
snow, which fell u fortnight ago,
the rigor of winter Is now upon us
in its most unacceptable form for the
usriculturist, that Is in the shape OF
II black blightlng frost. Without
their usual protection by the deep
lying SHOWS, the winter crops must
perish. Unless the present intense
frost again mOdcrates the usual
snowfall. which comes at the enrli.
est approach of the winter, Is i'm
possible. II Is extremely seldom
that our southern provinces are sub
jectcd to the bllghting effects Of a
snowless winter, and II will he read
lily understood that In II province
where the raising Of cereal crops Is
the chief industry, the present
aspect Is matter of serious popular
anxiety. During the last few days
the temperature has averaged 10
degrees Of frost (Reaumur).
, 1890-01-30

EsTRhN--Ca iomy place Z milcs south
IL eat OF Hrgigle ubuUt 10 ccmLei lG, 1889
one dark brown hpiS", about in uAuds ligh.
l.iud n light c!e. white strip ~ his iaci.
aultd nU tho lc!l hip thus ..' about .
ysnt cd 81 hes UUg Owner V 4, re-.
qucs cl tuo,tl, prove property, ply charges
aid take hIIE away. II. j.. FORD. spiuglo
Wash. load
, 1890-01-30

EAME ~ my place. eight miles south Of
" iol auc fHll., two hciict calves Ab0ut
81 months. one MhltC with tcd neck long
b Ny. uudptbit iu lClt caf tho Otlicr, d tIi,
i0'c mostly white. Itd u1'r rcd .tpund
eyes. white ON belly s1inU white on uu tour
feetj calves soInC months nlt
HANS BENSON
Paradise Prairie, Dec. IS l--p. DuJ
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cor. 18th and Cedar,

Sunday services: Preaching at 1l:O0
A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ. Sunday School at
l2:45 O'Clock. Wednesday evening
preaching service and study of the Sun.
day school lesson. Friday evening gef.-
aral PRAYER meeting. Pastor Rev. L.
G. Sheafe, Pastor, residence 344 Charles
Street. Funerals and weddings prompt
" attended. Visiting days Tuesdays and
Fridays.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-04-05
MINI EAPOLIS,

st. Anthony Lodge, No. 2s77, G. 10.
of O. F.. meets the LIST and Sd Wednes-
d VS. in each month, for instruction; End
and 4th Wednesdays for business, at No
ITO Washington Ave. S.
Jasper Gibbs, N. G..
NJ. w. Weaver, P. S.
ST. PETERS A. N. E. CHURCH,
Cor. 22d street and 10th avenue South.
Sunday rvices: Preaching at IL A.
NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Sunday School at 3
O. lock P, NJ Class meeting IL A. NJ.
Thursday evening prayer meeting, Fri
day evening class meeting Rev. r. H.
Williamson pastor, residence 2l90 10th
avenue S. Days or PASTORAL visits
Monday and Tues fly. DAYS at home
Wednesday and Thursday. Weddings,
Funerals, and the bu promptly attend.
ed to upon notice sick