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long, ltluHlittutl huA uolilAo
balls. 81 each.
1000 boxes Writings preferred
stock Writing Paper and Enve-
lopes 20 match, l9c-usual
price SIC.
Camphoilno Moth Prevent8-
tive, powdered, In packages, &c.
earh . for SC. 25c. a dozen.
In tin boxes. square blOcks,2 2
for 25c. ; l5c. apiece.
Sherleld's Cream Deniifrice,
15c., aud a thousand-and-one
o,hcr articles Of toilet use at
half prices.
Half-pin bottles Of the finest
imported West India Bay Rum,
19c. will cost you 40c. IN other
stores.
Ladies' new Plestcd Shirt Bo-
SONS with Standing or turn
down collars. 25c. each.
Ladies' new White Lsunder-
cd shirts.
Real Seal-Riack Leather Belts
with oxidized BUCKLES, so and
9ic. each.
500 dozen more Of the Pure
Sheer Linen Lawn Hemstitched
Hqndkerchi0is with iniaid
blocks, l2hc.
Gray. Brown, Cream. Green,
aud AL light colOrs iiand-Psint-
ed SILK Gsuze Fans with lace
edge. seiliag now for Sl-ususl
price $3.50.
Ladies Pure Linen l-inch
HemsIiiched handkerchlefs for
l0c.
standing Hearth Screens,
cherry and oak wood, with brass
trimmings. 10 be drspel with
China elk OF other draperies,
81 each.
$500 solid-Colored satin Fans
with olive wood handles. 25c.
A manufacturer sample line
OF Genilemeu's ColOred- BOr-
dored, Pure Linen, Hemsiitch-
cd Han1kerchieis. worth 20, so,
and 6Jc. spiece-we are moving
the lot for l7c. apiece.
Imported Jerseys, new Zou-
ave style, at our popular prices.
Chlldren's SHRED Null Caps,
l0c.
Shsnier shspes, slightly muss-
ed In showing, Row soc. each
that were 81 and upwards.
Stll moving the wonderful
Turkish Bath Soap for lOc. a
dozen.
Just read-Men's silk Ties.
light summer patterns. satin
lined, I've. apiece--other stores
sell for 2jc.
Remnants Of Wool Chslli.
light nsured patterns. SIC. q
yard.
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Gz% SZ2tooM
H2e.Hez5- Gz@ SZ2too%

Pure Milanese silk Gloves, all
colors, 2jc. this month for the
40c. kind.
Usle- Thread Gloves, black
and colOrs, l0c. q psir.
The Louvre Black SILK Gloyee
specially recommended for its
durability and guaranteed fast
black, Tor 40c. n pair.
Figured Dress Lawns &c. a
yard.
2 ayard wide Figured Batiste
SC. a ysrd-usual price lOc.
japanese Feather-Dusters &c.
Fins Fancy Vases, containing
100 assorted hsir-pins, for DC
usual price Ice.
We are going 30 move a big
purchase OF 800 gross Hall Ball
Pure White Pearl Buttons, spe-
cial JOB, 10 be sold for Sc. q
dozen.
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Our stock Of Children's and Misses
Refers and Jackets at cost to reduc.
stock. The very thing you need for
the spring and when you 60 to the coun-
try. Call early and secure bargain at
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W2ezNe1S- TT SZ2tooE

There Is one item alone that
has emo Ga merit 20 call par
ticulsr attention TO our store for
the balance OF this month. That
Is our
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Mourning Goods

the prices have changed.
All-Wool Black Serge, 3S inches, good
quality, 36c.
All-WooI Black Serge, 80 inches, 6oc'
quality, 4sc. ;
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Oh, what a move We are going
20 have ia the Dress Goods de-
partment this month.
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China SIR Scarfs. over ! yard
long, heinstitched and Chenille
balls, 81 each.
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Ladies' Underwear.

Do you know we have the prettiest
room, the largest line, and the cheapest
lot of Ladies' and Children's Underwear
In the city? II you don't believe it call
and see for yourselves.
$50 dozen Ladies Chemise and Drawers,
with handsome lace and embroidery,
worth so and 75c.-we shall close
the lot at 25c. apiece;
90 dozen Chemise, Skirts, Gowns, and
Drawers at 5Oc., former price 81
apiece.
We have also large line Of finer
goods from 81 to S5 apiece.
Ladies' outfits made to order at short
notice.
See our line OF Children's White, Cam
brio, and Muslin Dresses and Cashmere
Cloaks at extra low prices.
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hIKAH SILKS.

81 RAH SILKS,
all light and dhrk cOlors. In
Guiding solid black. 99c. a yard.
The finest Figured China
Silks IN Dress PaiteTns-light
browns. navy and medium
blues, blacks, garnets. terra
cotfas, with white figures. red
figures, yellow fgurrs, etc.-the
Kinds that cost tL25 and $50
We will sell now for 1Sc. a yard.
Most OF shese are "a Inches
vide.
The 81 China silks We are
moving for soc. a yard.
Cream 'rwilled Wash silks,
with cOlored stripes. Just the
Proper material for blazers.
walss, morning dresses, ETC.
%. s5c., ana 81 a yard.
The fuesi Marking solid-Coior
China S.lss 7sc- yard.
You will want % see oar new
Children's Reefer6 Notice how
all other stores are reducing
prices OF the old styles. soc our
new ones at il.tS, $3.50. aud
$50.
Tnere will he great move Of
SILK GLOVES
thfa month. We are fully pre-
pared with more than 1000
dozeu pair u al qualities.
Pure Milauese silk Gloves,
All cOlOrs and fast black, the
soc. guHlity We sell for SOC q
pair.
i7c. q pair for Black Taffeis
SIX Gloves worth 25c.
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Yard-wide Ali-Wool Spring
Dress Goods, neat, stylish colors
ana patterns. we are going 10
sell for 2jc. = yard. Never be-
tore have you bought any such
for less ihan f0c.
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PreSerye-Ke

extraordinary bargains.
l0-quart Porcelain-Lined Preserve Ket-
ties. 55c. l2-quart, GJo. li-quart,
7jc. l6-quart, SJc.
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them at Ice. choice.
Reed Laundry Baskets at 4Sc.
A special lot OF Clothes-Hampers, good
size. with cover SOC.
Palm Fruit Baskets at ljc., worth 25c. -
at 3jc. worth SOC.
Carpet Beaters at l9c.
japanese Seat-Cushions, go.
lS-inch walters. 23c.
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ORDERS
FOR FINEST
HATS

MTealhS or Inest roses thds
were $50 are selling Tor 5sc.
1000 more OF the Sprays OF
Flowers worth 25c. inr &c. each.
Any color Roses &c. apiece.
Where else can you buy for such
q price7
An colors Rosebuds. with
leaves. worth csc, We are now
selling for !0c. a dozen.
Beautiful Large Chrysanihe-
NUNS. 6full blossoms and buds
In n bunch. that were worth
s5c., are now selling for 25c.
big lot OF Children's SOC. Hats,
60c. Hats. and 75c. Hats vii! be
sold for 3jc.
Chlldren's Pure Wblie Braid
ei straw Lace Edge shapes that
we're soc. are now selling for l5c.
ls0 trimmed Hats for Ladies'.
Misses, aua Chilcren-trimmed
for our spring openlng-will 10
cold at balf-pri,e In order 10
make room for our summer
opening.
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Drapery Nets.

ont. We have placed them within your
reach.
5Sc. for a nice, fancy Fish-Net so
inches wide !;
CSC. for handsome All-Silk one (;
Toe. for fine All-Silk Fish-Net.
From these up to the finest grades i'm
ported. Every yard marked down.
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A special pur
chase Of these
goods enables us
to offer you some
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Wafer Coolers,

'aucet, full 2.gallon. Sl.38;
gallon, Sl.GS 4-eallon, Sl.96
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Shirt-WaiStS.

price
Brewster's Breakfast Cocoa has no
equal-23c. box;
Chocolate Menier, 2Oc. q half-pound
box;
India Ceylon Tea, 90 half pound.
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Latest Decorations,
Hand-Painting, Art
istic Desigus, Gal
yanized Tank. Plated
u ID ...lI.n lI 90
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RefrigcratOrS and Icc-BOxcs

are the best. Cabinet finish, Solid Ash.
Carved and Ornamental, Charcoal Filled.
ana Metal Lined. making FIVE walls in
all. Prices low.
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You have but
to peep into this
department aud
you will sec how
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Here's where we give
the little boy a show.
Inn t. m ma GLs.L

No. I TfcnlluIn CDOcO-
late. I8c. - h al I =
pound package - no
better made at any
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Tive-Cruet Castor,
revolving top,
2l.l7:
, 1890-11-06
why Riding IL Popular.
New York sun,


The riding masters say that the sud.
den and unusual popularity of equestri.
anisn among women can be traced di-
rectly to tho physicians. A very few
years ago women were frowned upon
when they suggested horseback exercise
to their doctors. Even the most ad-
vanced physicians considered that riding
was too wearing and violent for women
of frail physique, and the horses that
sold best were small, gentle and broken
TO ''sins nslc.foot' gait. After animals
of this type had been ridden extensively
for five or six years physicians generally
learned that riding them was little
more wearing ON women than lolling in
rocking. chair. Gradually single
footers" were abandoned and horses
broken to u trot were taken up. Nine.
tenths of the women in Central Park
nowadays ride horses that have gait
which men would find irksome. The
result justiiics the violence OF the eXer.
else. No more striking groups OF women
can be found i'll town than the straight.
backed, 1.-the, clear-skinned, bright.
! eyed. healthy and athletic horscwomen
who meet at the riding-schools and start
out for u morning trot in the park be-
tween the hours of 8 and IL every day
but Sunday.
, 1890-11-06

Fish-Rangc i2,S9l5c per pound.
Oatmeal-5@6c.
Cornmeal-5c.
Potn s-706o75c rer 100 pounds.
Cabbage--75c@Sl per cwt.
Parsuips-pUc per cwt. quiet.
Turnips--5Oc per cwt. very slow.
Apples-Evaporated l4@l0c.
Oranges-$1O per box.
Blackberries-Dried l2hc.
Currants-Dried l2Isc.
Prunes-lOc; Italian loo: French lGc
Lemons-Sl0@ IL per box.
sugar--G ranulated, S4@0c; extra q,
7n@sc. ~
sait-Common 81. 81 per 100 pounds,
dairy ~.
Sirups-75c@sl per gallon; maple
81 25@l 20.
Rice--.l0c.
Beans-Smaii whites taco per ID.
Canned Goods-Callfornia 81. 5000. 90
Cheese-ohio cream 2oci New York
cream 25c.
Lnrd-5-pound cans 75c.
Proyisions-Smoked bacon, packing.
house brands, l2A@l4Hc; breakfast
bacon l4@ l6c; hams, EIstern, l6@lSc;
home sugar.cured ham lsc.
Penrs-4O-p pound hoX, II. 5O@L75.
Home apples---50- pound BOX Sl.50.
Grapes-S1@l.5O 30 Der box.
Onions-Dry, ST. 2j@ 80 per cwt.
Tomatoes-50Cd7 75c per box.
Snake river grapes-Sl@l25 per box.
New York Concord grapes, per 10 II
basket, 5ocD65c.
, 1890-11-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default ha, bon made in tho
payment uf tho money secured by u certain
chntcl mortgage according TO the torins
thercS % nue. 'HU",ctibed and sci forth' bsafitiu date
the 18th day of February lSNO, duly made ana
executed by W. II. ONcil rs mor!gagor 70
4. G Dickson rs mohgogec, which said
morgagc was duly recorded In the auditor 4;
washington in book 81" OF chnttel mort
Cages Of said county and state, on page lis,
on the lith day OF May, \. u. 1880.
IN whereas, the amount due on SAID
mortgage at the date OF this notice IS tho
sum OF $50 principal, and $3.50 interest,
TINT the said sums amOunt to tho sum OF
mortgage and remains unpaid rs "iore'
Sow. therefore, notice. ia hereby given to
snid ". II. oNcil, and all whom 1t may
concern, that under and by virtue OF the
statute in such case made aud provided,
and the power of sale contained IN sNd
said, said mortgage will be forcClosCd 10y a
:Cribcd, by the sheriff d lhc county Of sPo.
R s%Pe aay s%d Of iGS i SHG & St Se R
. O'Clock In the afternoon Of sald day, ~
Plaza Washington, and tho proceeds
arising from the S;,NS ;alG Of sS,d ,nd pr92p p!s2,
faction OF the said sum due on said mort,
gage In principal and interest and accruine
interest until paid, together with the sun,
Ol - hh hllpTUcN ltc't " l,lbNlNi ~ N''''
mortgage, with the costs OF this sale.
The following Is u lull description OF the
mortgnged property to be sold, as aforesaid
as contain cd In said mortgage, to-wit: Que
ID bay horse, five o. years old, branded
boot on LETT stihc one %. grey horse
cight(,) years old. crippled IN one from
foot, brand not visible; one ~ bny marc
eight (sj years old, white strip in face, lef
hind foot crooked, branded uitcIed (MD OF
right shoulder and O AL on left shoulder
one % roam horse eight (s) years old whit,
face and four white feet, branded circlec
" on right stihc; one ~ fourspring mack
". II. RlClfA DsON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
, 1890-11-06

Second National banks of this city to
secure the deposit of the city funds.
Tho Farmers Alliance displayed their
strength. but did not stop very close to
the candidates whom they indorsed.
The divisionists in the northern end of
the county are responsible for tho defeat
OF Ostrander, republican nominee for
senator. 1t is expected thut the country
precincts will lift republican prospects u
few notchos.
Wilson runs ahead of his ticket, but
his majority Will not exceed l75.
olympia leads in Tho race for the
capital, two to one over all competitors.
Judge Ruby thinks the loss in the re-
publican vote should be charged to dys-
pepsia, while c. II. Warner lays 1t to the
Mckinley tariff bill.
At oAEsDAtE.
OAKEspALE, Wash, Nov. 5.--Oaks-
dale, town and county precincts-total
vote, $50 Wilson, II; Carroll, ll9.
Senate, sixth district; Ostrandcr, rep,
5i McCroskey, dem, 1919. Representa-.
tives: Democrats, Mulkcy, li0; Moore
II; republicans, Battain, AZ; Arrasmith,
is; independent, Osborne, 50. Sheriff
Mclean. DEM, 131; Lathrom, rep, "a
County attorney: McCroskey, DEM, 1877
Ellsworth, rep, s4 olympia, 80; Ellens-
burg, 81; Yakima, A.
, 1890-11-06
IN The STATE
Wilson Elected by a
Decreased Majority.
RETURNS ARE MIXED
Republican Apathy Report
ed ALI Over the State.
EASTERN WASHINGTON RETURNS
The Democrats Are Victorious in
Whitman County-Result
Elsewhere.
EASTERN WASHINGTON RETURNS

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 8. Returns from
sixty Washington precincts received up
to 2 o'clock this morning give Wilson
rep, for congress, 2,9i3, Carroll dem,
2,0o7. Wilson's majority, 1t is expected,
will reach O. 900, u decrease of over 4 500
compared with last year. The decrease
is due to the apathy In tho republican
ranks caused by overconfidence. Chair
man Wilson, of the state committee,
tried to arouse the party from its leth-
arGy, but without success. Spokane
seems to be slaughtering Wilson, while
Carroll is being knitted in his own home
city.
The legislature Is assuredly republi-
can by an overwhelming majority, but
the returns are so meagre that 1t is i'm
possible to give the political standing.
1t is believed that the republican major
ity will not bc less than seventy on joint
ballot. Both parties are claiming close
districts.
Olympia has been chosen the perma-
ncnt capital by u majority that may
reach 10000. lis rivals have developed
very little strength.
, 1890-11-06
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Wilson Has n Good MaJority-Legis-
lative Ticket IN Doubt.


lative Ticket In Doubt.
SPRAGuE, Nov 4.---Early this morning
crowds were seen upon the corners of the
principal streets. They were candidates
for the various offices, lnterviswing the
voters. The vote in the two Sprague
precincts is large, and the count will not
probably be through with before A. Nj.
Tomorrow Wilson, us tho indications
show. will have about 800 ma jority In the
county. The county seat question will
be close, as also the vote on prosecuting
attorney. 1t is conceded that sheriff
Fish will be reelected, and that Frank
Atkinson, DEM, and J. \. Cushman,
rep, will go to the legislature.
So much interest is taken in tho elec.
ton that most business houses are
closed. Master Mechanic Meir gave the
shop employees from IL A. NJ. to p NJ,
to vote.
In the two precincts of sprague, as
stated in previous dispatches, Wilson,
for congress. will have a goodly majority.
Members of the legislature are doubtful.
Fish, tor sheriff, is undoubtedly elected.
Ii Is almost an assured fact that Arder-
son, DEM, Is elected county auditor over
Knapp, rep. 1t Is conceded that Chiffon.
dem, Is elected over Howard. rep. ior
county treasurer; also that Howard
Spinning, rep, is elected over all oppon-
ents. The vote for prosecuting attorney
between Merritt, rep, and Wickham
dem, will be close call. on tho balance
of the ticket no judgment can us yet be
formed. 1t will take until the forenoon
of tomorrow to count the votes in
Sprague's two precincts, and we can not
obtain reports from country precincts
until a late hour tomorrow.
The vote on county seat is promising 6
for Sprague's holding the same. 1t Is
conceded that Wilson will have at least
GOO majority in Lincoln county.
DAvESPoRT, Lincoln county, Nov. A.
Fiity-one votes counted-Wi ilson, ~;
Carroll. q. 1t is impossible TO get a
complete report until morning.
FoBT SPOKANE, Nov. 4.-Miles pre-
cinct, Lincoln county.-Iotal vote, 81.
Wilson, 20; Carroll o. State repre-
scntatives, Cushman, rep, 10; Copps,
rep, "a; Atchison, DEM. 3; Hutohison,
dem, II. County attorney. Ferry, rep,
%; Wickham, dem l3, County clerk
| Spinney, rep, 25; Thompson, dem, Ia.
County auditor, Anderson. dem, IL;
Knapp, rep, ~. Sheriff, Fish, rep, IA
Meacham, DEM, 20.
, 1890-11-06
ING.
wilson's Majority .wnI lie 500 Over
Carroll.

CARROLL.
SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-Without doubt this
is the quietest election ever known in
Seattle. The republicans, feeling conf
dent of a sweeping victory, have been
apathetic and have stayed away from
the polls, while the democrats did moth.
ng at all until this afternoon, when,
taking heart of hope from republican in
activity, they set to work energetically.
L he vote in twenty-one Seattle precincts
will probably fall short of 4, 500, although
over 5000 voters registered.
Returns from this county are coming
in very slowly. Eight precincts in
Seattle out of twenty-one partially
counted give Wilson 600, Carroll AS, a
repu olican gain over the last general
election of l0S and over the city election
of35. 1t is estimated that Wilson's ma
jority in this county will be 800.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 5.--The repub-
licans were so confident oi a sweeping
victory to-day that many of them did
not come out to vote, while the demo-
Gratis worked most energeticslly. The
result is in considerable doubt tonight,
although the republicans claim ma
jority of the legislative seats and local
offices. The democrats are jubilant and
confident of large gains in the legisla.
ture. Wilson, rep, IL elected to con-
gress, though by reduced majority.
, 1890-11-06
BOX ELDER TREES FOR SALE.

After October 10 will at all times have
trees 'heclcd in" and ready for delivery OH
10 minutes notice at tho following rates:
From % 10 inches high. $50 per 900
From 10 to 30 inches high ..... 400 per 900
From 90 to 4s inches high .... 900 per eco
Larger sizes from TO ~ feet high, for ave.
nucs. parks aud door yards Five per cent.
discount IN all trees delivered AT nursery.
No agents or middle mem employed.
All trees guaranteed to be trst-class
stock or money refunded.
Trees shipped by freight from Tyler station
To all points on railroad, Freight on trees
must be paid III advance.
Remit by regi.tered letter, at my risk, to
TYLER T.. o., Spokane co Vnty wash
Nursery fourteen miles northeast of
sprague, Coiviiis Road.
GEORGE YOUNlE
, 1890-11-06
NOTICE FoI, PUBLICATION.
RICHARD N. J. ARMSTRONG

RICHARD NJ. j. ARMSTRONG
Land Office at spokane Falls. Wash, October
0 1880.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his iuten.
ti0u to make final proof In support of his
claim, ana that said proof will be made be-
iorS the United state, land Office at snokane
a. NJ. VIZ; Richard NJ. j. Armstrong,
who has made homes lead entry No. 4,62o for
the VIZ of nw't of nelt OF nwiI. and nwl Of
ncii, sec, 10, twp. 2S H., range 10 G. W. NJ,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion OF said land, via:
Frnuk Van Bebber OF Nicho Postoilice,
Wash. Joseph &. Cowgirl, Robert f. Cow.
gill, James Walton, all of Chattarov. Spo-
Kane county, Wash. a. W, STRONG,
, 1890-11-06
NOTICE TO CREpIrons.

In the matter OF the estate of solomon
Rima deceascd.
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned
executor OF the last Will aud testameu; Of
Solomon Rima, deceased, late Of the county
OF spokane aud state OF WashingtO on, to the
creditors OF and all persons having claim,
against the said deceased, To exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within ono
year after the iirst publication ot this notice
to the undersigned NJ the late residence OF
the said solomon Rima, being about six
miles east OF the city OF spokane Fails, Spo.
kane county aud state OF Washington, The
same being the place OF the transaction OF
the business OF said estate.
l7B X. c. klMA, Executor
, 1890-11-06
Wal . Waila.

WALLA WALLA, Nov. 5.-2:3o A. NJ
Jeven precincts in Walla Walla county,
outside of Walla WalIa City, give Abor.
nethy, 10; Carroll, 2l7; Wilson, go;
Ellensburgh, 56i Yakima, AZ Olympia,
Complete returns from Wallula pre-
cinct, Walla Wslla county--total vote
cast, Dl; Wilson, SO; Carroll, 33. Repre-.
sentative, Twelfth district; republican,
Painter, 53; democrat Hedge, 36.
Complete returns from Eureka pre-
cinct, Walla Walla county-total vote
cast, ll5, Wilson, 50; Carroll, 4s. Rep
rcsentative, Twelfth district; republican,
Painter, 81; Hedge, "a.
, 1890-11-06
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE .. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOlAOL Ibh
United states Land ONCE, Spokane Falls
Wash, August ~, logO,
Notice is hereby given that In conpliancs
with the provisions Of the act OF congress Of
june =, 1873. entitled AN act ior the sac
OF timber lands in the states OF California,
oregon, Nevada and Washington territory"
Benj jamln Il. Kelly, OF Jameson +. o., county
OF spokane. state OF Washington. has this day
filed In this oihce his sworn atatenient No.
gl for the purchase of lots and I. of see.
No. L. In twp. No. "a n, range No. ~ o, w.
NJ, aud will Offer proof to show that tho
land sought is more valuable for It's timber
OF stone than for agricultural purposes, aui
to establishhis claim to said and before the
registCrand receiver OF this office at Spo.
kane FAILS, Wash, OH Satu rday, y a. NJ,
the 18th day Of November, 1850
He names as witnesses: George w. Jack
son, Henry j. Altman. y. b Adley and Will.
lam RaistOu. all Of Jameson H. o.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the aboyc.dcscTibcd lands are requested 10
flo their claims In this Office on or before
aid 18th day of November, 1890.
1shiO A. ", STRONG Register
, 1890-11-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NUNNb
Land Office at spokane Falls, Wash =,
October 2, l&O.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice of her intsn.
tion to make final proof In sup
por. of her claim, and that ssId proof will b.
made before the United states
land ONCE at Spokane Falls Wash, on No.
Vember 20, 1880, at . A. NJ, viz; Florence :.
Adams VINO made pre.cmptiOn entry No
$40 for nwi. ofseI4, uel4 OF swl. aud lots 3
and 4 Of section Is, twp 10 II, OF range ~ e,
W N, containing 1910 acres; settled upon
March 81, 1892
She names tho following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultiva.
tion OF said land, viz;
EM Judgins, Nelson Mury. Grallop and
N Cole, all OF spokane Falls.
Old A " STRONG, Register
, 1890-11-06
YAKIMA.
Appearances Indicate n General Dem,
ocratic Victory.

NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 4.-ln the out
side precincts the democratic ticket is
ahead. But two-thirds of the vote in
the city is counted, but the conconsus oi
opinion is that Pierce, republican candi-
date for joint senator, is elected, and that
it will require full count to settle the
fight for representative. Carroll is hold
ing more than his own, and the majority
of the democratic ticket is elected.
The election in Yakima county has
been closely contested, and is still in
doubt. The republican sheriff and treas
urer are probably elected. Carroll will
leave the county twenty ahead. Eshel-
man, democratic candidate for joint SEN
ator, leads Pierce In the county by sew
enty. Snively and Young, for repre-
sentative, are neck aud neck. Indica-
tions favor the republioans.