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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
The Elephant Nurse.

In India, where the elephant is treated
by his nahOut almost as one OF ths fam
lily, the grateful animal makes a return
for the kindness shown 1t by voluntarily
taking care of the baby. 1t will pa
tien;ly permit itself to be mauled by its
little charge, and will show great solicI-
tude when the child cries. Sometimes
the elephant will become so attached to
its baby friend us to insist upon its
constant presence. such case Is
known where the elephant went so far
as to refuse TO eat except in the pres
ence of its little friend. Its attachment
VS. so genuine that the child's parents
wOull no' hesitate to leave baby ia the
ELEPHANTS care, knowing that It could
have no more faithful nurse.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26


The plasteuers OF New York City
have succeeded In getting an agreement
with their employers for two years,
whereby they are to work only eight
hours per day and are to receive so
cents an hour or four dollars per day.
This will encourage the agitation for
eight hours a day by other building
mechanics. The bosses" are in effect
simply the agents of those who want
houses built or repaired, and have little
personal interest in the hours Of work
or The rate of wages, provided they are
uxsd before contracts are made. 1t is
The actual owner OF the house who ul-
IAae.y pays the wages OF the meu
Who work upon it, and he is not con-
suited Is % the rates or hours of labor.
Il IS fact, however. that Increased
Vost ot building cuts down the amount
u work TO be done, for those who con-
'Huct houses fer speculative purposes,
e''"eE 10 sell or TO rent, delay operations
"'en The cost Is great and wait for
favorable times, when labor or materials
are cNeap enough TO afford a profit.
''euce any NOV ment Of the building
','Ies workers to increase the products
y "eir labor, either by increasing their
'a'es or le>Seuiug the hours of labor,
. NaoIe' If carried too far, even with
,-e consent OF their direct employers,
NU' Io"u the amount of work TO be
,.' co.e ahi thus limit their annual in
,S. But II would be hard to say
80. So ,"e economical Limit is reached or
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
HIS Unfortunate Client

y young lawyer WAS making his
maiden effort before a jury in defence
of a criminal. The evidence was all in,
and lie arose to utter the brilliant
thoughts that had been surging through
his brain. He was primed for a fine
displ,y of Orstorical pyrotechnics, but,
somehow OF other. he could not get a
start His mind became a b ank. and
he stood trembling for a moment. Then
waving his arms, he began: May II
please the court and gentlemen of the
jury Ny -aheml Ny Officer,
kindly get me a glass of water"
He waited for the attendant to =
turs and tried to gather his faculties.
After taking sip of water he began
again: May it please the court and
gentlemen of the jury. 1 am happy
no-yes-"
After a pause he again extended HI
arm and exclaimed: May it please the
court and gentlemen of The jury; IN
unfortunate client"
This impressed him rs particuldrl'
bad open ng. 50 he aga hesitate
500 on, counsellor, said the JudEr
encouraging so Tar, 1 am vita
you"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
Bye-Lo Baby.


RY Flo BABT." sing and rock.
Low and soft as the sunset dies;
Little head with its golden locks.
Here on my shoulder so sleepy lies
.Rye-lO babyrr Sill bright eyes peep
Dut from under that crown Of gold,
4 ed lips prattle Of all things sweet.
WOudrOus tales would YOU unfold
.'sSt little head and slumber sweet,
While sit here and softly hum
I ais Old lullaby To sleepy ears.
Thinking, too, Of the years to come
Tired tile feet. so busy all day,
Are resting now at set Of sun:
" hen the years come with burdens sore.
Where will they rest when the struggle IL
donpg
For little feet have so far 10 T'L-n-
Through the path of the nytug years:
[ rag for thee a pathway bright.
Undmmed by sOrrOw or by tears
Tye-lO baby!r The shadows fall.
I.ut safely tonight in my arms you rest,
81 ~ the shadows OF life no heavier fall
Ger your pathway, darling; Yet God knows
best
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
At length the landlad, appeared.

At length the landlad, appeared.
Where is my maid?' demanded the
countess.
There are no longer Eistresses anC
maids in France rejJined the land
lady. The republic levels all distinc-
tions. CItoy enne Elise and Citizen Jean,
your coachman, left the inn last night
al Midnight
And my carriage?'
They went in it,
The helpless O,d woman sank back IL,
bed unconscious.
Shattered in mind and memory, IL
which alone the journey frcm Paris on
that awful cay and night stood forth
pre-eminent, broken IN spirit and health,
the Countess Amelie Ia Vale died a
beggar on the steps of the Cathedral OF
StrasDurg-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
An Elephants Venerable Ago.

The journals OF Ceylon have recently
mentioned the death of an elephant thai
was well known on the island, and had
been seen by several generations OF
EngliShmen- He was called Sello and
had belonged TO the last of the kings OF
X INDY. He was one of the hundred
elephants that were taken by the Eng
lish Government in 1915. when the
kandyan dynasty was oyerthrown- At
This epoch the elephant wa. said to be
Is years ol If this Is correct, he died
- natural death Al tha AGA of so yAarH
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

THE resolution introduced by Glad
because man is member of the
House Of Lords Is no positive reason
Nuy Dee must he believed under all cir
.uustauyes, is causing some trouble to
the Government. The truth is that
Oh. Peers Of ENGLAND are So uotoriously
bad that they would scarcely be believed
Iujer oath.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

The Oldest lawsuit on record, per.
lsps. IS one new being tried in the
highest Russian Court at St Peters
burg. It was brought 500 years ago,
l-aiust tile city Of Kamanez-Podolsk,
5y the heirs Of a dead nobleman, TO
recover many thousand acres of his
state, which had been coufscated by
The municipality. The written tesu-
uouy is said 70 weigh - tons.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

FIFTY Russian as, .ies'' are reported
70 be- on their WY to the United States.
whittier they have been sent To modify
the very general uucomplimentary
opinion Of the Car. The ''spies'
have a great task on hand. The mum
ber Of people whose opinion they
won't change IN the least, would be
lar e enough to elect the Car to an.
Office in America to which he might
aspire.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26
vol. xiv.

TuE new postage stamps 90 not re
.uirs quite so much licking as the old
,pes did. But what the country needs
"a postage stamp that does nor
ave 70 Ue licked in order to stick.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

SECRETARY TRACY has declared
mat If Commander McCalla is guilty OF
he charges made against him that he
Viu not be "whitewashed" BY the
Court of Inquiry. Mr.. Tracy means
what be sayS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

SUCCESS to the French il they
should undertake to annex the King
dom Of Dahomey and put an end to
JarDJrous rule there? The King not
OILY carries on the slave trade in Its
most offensive form, but continues
human sacrifices. lie Is out OF the
p...e Of civilization, and if the French
,au bring him and his people into sub
lection, they will DO a service to hu-
uaUity.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

-, - =, Is stated on excellent authority
rIs " "a he"nan's papers on Siberia in
g 'e'i'ry have been read by the
So with what result remains to lie
81, remarkable case of return OF
III IN. IN one eye Is reported from Wat
J,In \, nm. The lucky person is a
b g. ,o.-ii s.l-JiiDouald, aged "A. He had
been ro'S ro'al'y o1Ini for 30 years, having
B'Iv ,i'-ered ,its''uered so by said un ntention-
is 1n1,}1. I'o"h IN his ewes by friend. He
for;pra fs'e 20 account Tor his now good
QuanSe,,auu auu physicians are also in n
% provide Al sxplanstion.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

IHE correspondent at Apia, Samoa,
who writes that the storms there may
BE easily avoided, and tells how the
United States steamer Adams ran away
from one in January, seeking a safe
larbor At FaEO-Paga, does not allow
anything for the difference between
LmasI -ht and foresight. IL took the
d,s-.uctlon OF several vessels in March
OF us, year to impress upon command
ers the n nfcessity Of getting out the 81
Dor ot Apia when q falling barometer
gave them warning of an approaching
iorm. They al do I now, but this is
Hot necessary reflection ON the COM
mandcrs who failed TO take timely
warning when the hurricane came Upon
item year ago.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

TIE Irish-American societies in Chi
caso have decided not TO parade this
year on y. Patrick's day. Tits deter
ulIuation is wise, not only because Of
the fact that such plrades are very
wastrfgl from money point of view,
but cause they are quite likely now
and in the future, rs has been the case
IN the past, to faLl on iuclemeut DAYS,
sending many Of the plraIers to the
doctors and the hospitals, and others Of
them 70 the graveyard.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

OPPOSITION to prohibition is grow
Ing in Kansas with two rather contrary
reasons given for the desire to have the
liquor traffic resumed. One is that pro
hib.tou Is a failure-which must mean
that liquor IS still being sold the
other that because of prohibition the
population Of the state Is decreasing,
which woult hardly Ee the case if the
law was a failure. 1t Is possible 10 rec
onc,le these statements, but the prOba-
tle fact IS that any decrease of popuIa-
ton IS due TO the opening OF new
lands outside of the State to settlement.
ami lot 20 prohib At ALL
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-03-26

While uIlicht IS the IN 't f.vs-a'
for hay-u.IKing. It i ..w-i!- LOWE :d~i
that "Gi.d OATS are bost sOwn By
MOONLIGHT
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
New Securities.
Assessment on stock 10 Per Cent.

Tho SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE con-
sOIIDATED BONDS and the underlying bonds TO BE
pAIDOFF s22, 800, 900 Of the First Mortgage tours
nd s5 400 900 of Preferred stock being applied
this purpose. ....,,,,.,,
Tho formal REORGANIXATION AGREEMENT
containing full details showing the npporiioumcnt OF
the remaining securities among the "flNE~'
"SIXES," and STOCK" and In payment OF the as
scssmeni mny he Obtained al the Once Of the CEN-
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY, - WALL ~E., or from
any member of the Reorganization Committee
RONDUOIDEIS md STOCKHOLDERS are invited
10 dppOsit their securities whcut delay, aud receive
,he CENTK Al. TKI ST COMPANl'S engraved ccriid-
cntcs tho same.
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE RONDS will be received from subscribe
ers to the eco 900 fund, in lieu of cHsh nj par and
interest and accrue to date of pnSmeni and
will also he received and held for payment in accord
ance with said agreement.
The 5t day January 1SSO il the last day Tor the
deposit of bonds and stock
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT
JOELF. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY BCDGE,
COLGATE HONT
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
COMMITTEE.
q. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WALL.ST.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Aurlion Sales.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
w sCIOTO VALLEY RAGLWAY.--Gn pursuance of
an order Of TIC Court II common Pleas Of scoto County
OHIO i'm case OJ27 e.. l.. Huntington The scioto
Valley Railway Go nnd others WIN % 10 o'clock a. N.
ON Wedn..dav January % 1890 Offer for sale 70 the
|ighns, bddef ali the property u the Valley Rail
Way Company with it. railway and rolling stock. extend
iup nom Columbus Ohio, Petersburg, Ohio, OH the
Ohio River. further particular. SEQ full adVeEtse-
nrnt Of sale in ohio state journal Of Columbus Ohio,
Ohio Press issues Of December y ana
rs 1859. January 4. II and 1s $780, or ea on z. w
Elttfcdee Coston, Goldsmith 4 HoadN, Cll'
cInnau: w. 4. Iutcnlns, Portsmouth. Ohioi BulNLt
bnlr Philadelphia Butler Stlllman & HUBBARD, sew
Yak. Harrison. old Marsh Watson 4 Burr, ana g o
f1untcr Coiun bus attorncvs j. w. Bannon. Ports.
nhuth Ohio counsel for special master or t. me under
signed JOSfPh hOb,N',,DN n
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
5lndntlnl
OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Of New Jersey.
119 LIBERTY ST, NEW-YORK. JAN. 1. 1890.
Proposals for
S4.J00,000
Ccnc:nI Mortgage Per Cent Bonds TO provide Tor
the payment of
S5,0OO,O0O
First Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds
due Feb. ], 1890.

Scaled proposals will be received by the undersigned
until p Monday, January 6, 1880, for the purchase
the whole or any part Of @j0O.CO0 general taage
1oo-ysar . per cent gold bonds Of this company. 40
viii be entertained less than 10 and accrued
interest from January /. 1890 Payments Will be due 70
the ctcnt Of cent allotment. and the balance
at the option OF the purchaser or before Thursday
January 80 1890
The maturing first mortgage bonds will bc received In
payment with adjustment interest to February L. 1890
The right is reserved reject proposals. not con-
sdorcd for the interest OF the company.
These bonds identical with the $50, 100000 gen.
eIal mortgage bonds outstanding and quoted at the
stock Exchanges Of NewYork and London and are no"
ready for delivery.
The bonds are issued in the following denominations:
Coupon bonds Of & GOO each interest payable semi
annually January ! and July l.
Registered bonds Of 500. 600 $1,000 $40 600. and
$4,000; interest payable quarterly by chcque mailed to
registered owner.
The sI5oo oOO5 per cent bond, arc issued to provide
for the payment the LIST " February. 1890. Of
S3,OOO,OOO first mortgage per cent bonds of this
company that issued December l5 1865, and are
secured by first mortgage lien upon the main line from
the Hudson River dorsey Citu 70 tine Delaware River
Phillipsbuir).
Upon the payment and cancellation Of these FIRST
mortgage bonds the security OF the general mortgage
bonds will be established tI-t mortgage uuon all
the railroad property Of the Central RAILROAD Of New.
Jersey subject only 20 $3s}Goo0 soVcns maturing In
1899 $l1G1 900 scvcns mtuIn' in 1902: siloOO New
jersey southern Cs maturing 1899. and $4,000 Long
Branch and S,ashorc - maturing 1899. The property
include, the ownership q $50 miles o railroad acrrc.
eating 7o5 mile, of single tack in N'w-Jcrecv and the
control iessco Of 197 miles Of railroad IN Pcnn~yl-
Nania.
The net surplus revenues Of the company over all
GENERATING CNpcn-c~ extraordinary repairs. and
fixed charges during the pnst three years have
amounted 10 more than - per upon the capital
stock of = SJd3.00O. of which revenue over 10 per
cent upon the stock accrued during the yenr 1859.
From these revenues qnrrtcr, dividends have been
Maid since ADJUST last. the of cent. per
numurr The balance of the surplus has been expended
for equipment. trucks. ard tn ions. thus in
crcasing the security of the bonds and the earning
cnpncity ofthc property without increase of debt or
fixed charges
Iy old.r O; tho E,ard ~ Duoctois.
J. ROGERS MAXWELL,
PHI I~IDENT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
CopGriucrsblp Nonrcs.

Erophyu. Jan .. 1880
r. He CO-PARTNEE~UIP heretofore exist
ing between tlo Undersigned under the nrm nnmc Of
toyo 4 Ila.Aanl. l~ Gi--oi,rd l d"h.- due the TAT"
Arm ~ BE- paid G. r. totcl and All debts OF the late
nrm be- pad by G. il. CovcL 49, -
l. " HAYWARD.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Diui0enG y otites.
4 TCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE INTEREST DUE JAN. l, 1890, on THE GEN.
ERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE ATcHsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY
will be paid on and after that date by the UNION TRUST
COMPANY or NEW YORK, at their Offices, 70 Broad
way Ncw.York and Room ., No. 95 Mlls-st., Boston,
and at the Office Of BARRING BROTHERS COMPANY,
London.
The payments Of interest viii be made only upo' the
CERTIFICATES Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY.
which cover the old issues Of bonds deposited below,
upon presentation Of such certificates either Of above
offices.
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE 1st =.
ArCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE Is CHICAGO IS.
ATCHIsON, TOPEKA a SANTA fE TRUST d.. 1911.
ATCHISON, TOPEKA 4 SANTA FE COLI 3s' 1897.
ATCHIsON. TOPEKA Y SANTA FE PLAIN D. 1920.
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN 1st g..
CHICAGO SANTA re 4 CAL. - IS.
CHICAGO KANSAS g WESTERN Isl IS.
GULF. COLORADO & SANTA FE lst 's.
KANSAS CITY, TOPEKA WIsr. lSt Is.
KANSAS CITY, TOPEKA & WEST. 1NCOMEA
KINGNAN, PRATT N WESTERN lst Is.
KANSAS CITY. EMPORGA 50. ist =.
LEAVENWORTU TOPEKA Sc 5. ". IS.
PUEBLO & ARKANSAS VALLEY 1st IS.
SOUTHERN KANSAS & WESTERN -.
SONORA 1st -.
SUMNER COUNTY 1st.
SOUTHERN KANSAS g. p. -.
SOUTHERN KANSAS +. p. -.
WICHITA & SOt TUWESTEEN lst -
WICHITA 4 WESTERN l,t Gs.
To facilitate the work. the Union Trust Company viii on
and after Friday morning Dee. - accept cc'hcate' left
at their Offices Boston and Now.Yors giving Temporary
receipt for same and orginal certificates with
checks for interest on and after Jan /.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEwYoEK.
TRUSTEE
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

The Mercantile IIr-t 'ompanF l'- a"on omr"lIv n''l-
fed thot ue D,uycr Tc,a- 1ud Font Worth B.: t Co., nd'
i,a.-od resolutions authorizing tr consolidation oi t't
Company - >1..o4, oAes ro. II.e- OF t'o.fI' and
Wyoming t, test oi which pioi,-ei aft.- oi CONSOLE
.atlon nav Doe ..cu a o1,. oi tIr N 'InAi iIn-t
,fay 40 1,C Broadway $.N-i oia and t- yIG s'aoiIt
" the Trustee . that t is aafa'4r'ou. O" tl" -h'r"-
lold by d. That such consolidation Should bc ''Detf pnt
A. s; j.. the holder OF o legal rn' o OBJ" said Shares n
trust for hod., ol tr certificates WA,h D. lar .'-noh
AGAINST ad -ffe- BOZ order tat May br ad,l.'d - Oh"
,cws of said certificate lo,d -. notice r hereby given
that % o,tu, %. tc holder, o. o.. cr.toI'., ISSUED a'
Aforesaid viii bc h,ld at ur office 1i te N.c1nt' trust
Comlany in the city o. New.No.a on u' fourth d'y Of
robI,ay $500 at u. hour of O'Clock %. % said day.
for tine piuo.. Of cIIo aud recording choir Ni""7 Oh
t.r subject ol such col.oiId IdaJ.ou.
Tho book, for tlc transfer OF sad certificates Will b"
closed OIL tine fourth dag Of January, 800. and remain
closed until t.,c nith day of roDrpary. 1890.
TnE MEECANIILE TRUST ca. or NtWY"iE.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Proposals.


/ BEItk~- OFFICE or the CoMMl lHoloN i-hS, ~
ID e. WA~UINGrON. D. g.. D.c 80 l9'2, H,1lrt l pro-
,' Mi, lu. received this olic" until l. ci9h ~,
on Monday January 49, 1870 for furni,nng '2G5Vgo9
.., rrt.t nor. or jess. For specifications blhhh'
, v'a bid, must be- made. aud all Other information.
,l,u, ir this office Thr right Is r'-grlrd 10 rJ'I ''
',t III il. or ltrtS of bids. J. W DOl GLASS, T. "
,t,> 40 ,.tt.- IA HNyNiDND Commissioners. ID. 4.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
nm HANK TOE SAVINGS.

az RLrrCKEI;-sI.. NEWYORk January ! 1890.
~ HL BOARD or Tkl NTEE~ have declared
tn. usual interest Cui.r u,r provision o The ~
laws fof the -is months ending uc Jlst Dr,,mb'r a. fol-
lows
At the rate 81 four - pr cont pr lnnum q" all -uns
,frl r f'fG Monday h"n2 thr 10Th day of this MONTH
b interest - carried once 10 th' credit o d'o-ltoi-
a, irurip jhc Hl-t inst whore b. stands exactly a.
arpo-lt ,,. 49,.
IL viU Ie entered the uI-- books time when
raouIf.d 0u 1u att thr :Otn hi-.-
MERRITT THINBLE. President.
ROBERT s. uoLT Socrotarg.
IHNING SAVINGS IN~TITr riON.
NINN.YOtK. be-. 81. Iss9.
II HE TEi ~TEE~ OF tins institution have
declared ut,i,-t nll -uI.- rDfI!uug on deposit
dung thc tnir. Co., -N months ending prr 3i ut r rate
of rOTU 49, tINI per 1fuum ou - OOp and under ana
TIUIi pFl. OfEI p.r anuuu Oh trr c>c,-, of - 600
hot exceeding 3u00 .a}ah" and after the hiid Mon
''' JOHN CAsTEEE President.
G. u uItTON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
- nropG,AI,TOK CAKTAGE OF IMPORT-

I'D ,,ll:, IIA,UlNE Al luE Ppi.l OF lLi-M"i
1orE y s.. .rEfN~i. Hh DlPARIMtNl. oi T. - ~ -
1r TIIE SEQ EETAI,Y Washington D. G.. ~ 'I.D'r ~
1856. iu accordance with thr rQpTcm.ht' oi
.i . A.. Jauo -. 1879. noii." j. hy,Dl Si'Ii ~
i nr,.o-,- WtIi POD. received at Oh" IrI,uf D'l,te
rf f WASHINGTON. until T. o'clock noon of Monday u.e
.o dat of Ja.uar 1890 f"f "a" oarths oi dntapr mr..
..i'-. t,rr.d it for the tern, oi Uit' N,t'
fro. tlr first day of february, 1870. Buu'r9 his1
Ill.r oath th. uuub.I and kind or Nfhlf r, uh4'f W.
.uItru and tH.u IiI rH- h' 1trow3hlrI ol 't...i.
I f.. uatth. to the order ot the SECRETARY ol
tna lrs-Hr, ~'eu.itv toat such Dd nr a,g'it&I - a
rrr contract ..mbpiyns thr specification, given b.o"!
tf Boz ,arI., within tom Ga's from th" dat Of nolh,a
to, o t..tHlu.. of ht 'uI that q BOND "Ii ' ','
n t. Sum ny o0O with t"o or more sHr"ti"S LOT u'
rItr .lrfIi.r ~ >Ilh contract Inc contract Wal W.
-. mo- fn. ~'.r ar' o' ih" '>lrF % III
.. ~ Yt ait for what hc may f'm good cau', me
rt... l.r Ta. bids tu-t h" atil'~~d to ih' So
..r " o.. Treasury Washington D. t.' sealed ana ih.
.u--,f - '.t-. pr.r~r'- fo' t4it7-r ~ N'N-l "N
.rI 800 .u brace. IIr, The Irrr Der pa.haec for all
. r.tt.. fhn 0 NrN U'h lntl'0h- '.l nag
.,. ,tr,rr tut,.i goods q" tho Appraiser or iI"ic
~fo.. .. .>1nin''o. SON th" importing ,~ ana rom
u. N.u-1 1,.. GrDo,'u aud J"r~'F ty and in lIo.
lo.an. ~.,oat Th. pr.r. l.r r' Sag. Or cu[nc al
-i.r. rl..H.,- ron 700 points and pa,"~ A. above 10
Ir'I.. .- tpYrli-,r~ S'a'.. ir..Htut f..r12.- The
.I. of t. --fHI I.,d.f "I N. retained untI con.
f..f I1- ... .n'r info ant bond e''n q, above. and
pm, It v.| h. ron-d rd unless accompanied hF such
,.... N.r.r'.. tine r"it to r"''t a'r
.r l', f- ,nu t.. contra viii De framed 20 per
.' t. lts ~ tlr Tr1-prf to anuu. at any tre.
informant polecu'ne h. work viii d. 1i,en by The Col.
'..'o- ny customs ou application. GEO. : BNItHEL'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company.

Notce hereby given that the following numbers Of
First Mortgage Eond Of 1000 each Of the above named
company this day drawn by lot In accordance with
the requirements Of the Trust Mortgage VIZ: