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, 1890-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office ut Spokane Falls. Wash +,
October /, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the foil owing
named settler has hled notice Of her int9n.
tfOn to make inn proof in sup.
port OF her claim, and that said proof will b.
made before the United States
land ofrGc at Spokane Falls, Wash, on Mo-
vombcr Q, 1850, at o y. NJ, VIZ. Florence s.
Adams who made pre-cmptiOn entry No.
Il 40 f6r nwl, OF SCI re4 of swit audIots 8
aud OF section lS twp 2o H. of range ~ e.,
" NJ, containing 1870 acres; settled upon
March H. ISSl
she names tho following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cuItiya'
tiou OF said land. viz
NJ Judsins, Nelson Mury, Graliop and
8 NJ Cole all OF Spok Falls
ala A " STRONG, Register
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE.
McKAYys. ZEIIEKHOEF

United States Land oaice. spokane Falls.
Wash, september /, 1870.
Complaint having beru entered at this
office by Hugh Mckay against Henry
Hcllerhotr, for abandoning. his homestead
entry No. 5,gS, dated January II, ISIS
SCI. Of scotch Is, township II north,
range i3 G., W.. NJ, in spokane county,
Washington. with Wow TO the cancel
lation OF said entry, tho said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the 10Th day OF october, lSI0 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning sad alleged abandonment
1916 a. ". STRONG. Register.
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE,

Notice 10 hereby given that petition
will be presented to the honorable
board OF county commissioners at their
nest regular meeting in November, 1890, Tor
a county road to-wit: Commencing at the
ton line of sections 8 and Z, twp. u n, Of
range l8c.. W. NJ. thence east TO the one.
quarter mile stake: thence north ON the
Thodt's house and barn.
J. w. HARRIS, Petitioner
PLAZA, Wash. September %. ls9O.
, 1890-10-23
BOX ELDER TREES FOR SALE,

After October IL | viii a all times have
trees "hcelcd in and ready for delivery on
10 minutes not Ce at the following rates:
From Gtp IL inches high .... 800 per 900
From II to ~ inches high ...-. 400 per 1000
From 30 to IS inches high . 6.OO per 900
Larger sizes from / To- ~ feet high, for ave.
nucs, parks and door Yards Five per cent.
discount on all trees delivered at nursery.
No agents or "middlc mem employed,
All trees guaranteed to be iirst.ClA SIS
stock or money refunded.
Trees shipped by freight from Tyler station
to all points ON railroad. Freight on trees
must be paid IN advance.
Remit by rcgis tered letter ut my risk, to
Tyler y. o., Spokane co unty Wash,
Nursery fourteen miles northeast of
Spraguc, Colyiiie Road.
GEORGE YOUNlE,
, 1890-10-23
First Locomotives la Jerusalom.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.--United States
Consul Gilman, ut jerusalem, reports to
the department OF state that three
American locomotives, made in Phil.
adelphia and intended for the new rail-
way from Jerusalem to Juila, have ar
rived. The consul saysi 1t must interest
our citizens to know the first locomotive
ever used in this ancient land were
made in the new world.
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


land Onicc 1T Spokane Falls, WASH,
October 2. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten-
tIOn TO make final proof in support of his
claim, and that suid proof Will be made be-
forc the L tied states land office at Spokane
sails, Wash, on Sovember2l, 1900, at / y. NJ
VIZ: Eibort Gal lbraith, who made dcclaia.
tory ,tatcmcnt No. COLA for the MA Of nwi
of sec = twp 20 II, r i3c, W NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land, viz:
CInrk Il Perry, William II arttell. Thorn .
as NJ Holland aud Charley krlckson. all OF
Spokauc Falls, \ w STRONG, Register.
, 1890-10-23
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented at the next regular term OF tho
honorable board of county com mis'tonCts
OF spokane county, asking for the location
OF a private road, described a. follow;
Commencing ut the northeast corner OF
see. twenty-five (g2l, twp. twenty four 90,
range forty.one (lO cast, w NJ, beginning
NJ the north corner of sec. twenty-five
(lll; thence running along tho north line of
sec. twenty-five t22l to the foot Of the kntto
A. far ~ practicablc said road to bc thirty
foet wide. JAMES RIDDLE.
October H. $3.50
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE n.
MILLS vs.. SXEET.

United States Land ONCE, Spokane Falls,
Wash, August l6, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by william Henry Mill against Hiram
b sweet for abandoning his homo toad
entry No, 6,ij2. dated january o, 1850,
upon the VII OF swl. sec 49, twp Mn, a. q,
view to the cancellation Of said
entry. the said parties are hereby sum.
moucd to appear Mt this ofllco on
tho I'd day of OCtobcr, 1890, at 10 o'clock A
NJ, to respond nd furnish testimony con.
Germ ing said alleged abandonment
Ii6 A W STRONG, Receiver.
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that II petition will
be presented TO ihc bOnrl of county com.
missioners at thor next regular meeting In
November, 1890, TOR u county road. to-wit:
Beginning at the quarter stake on south
line of section Il, township y range -, on
Fender road; thence north . miles
thence eat III miles 10 the nc corner OF
section J2, township 90 range. i3; thence
south miles 10 the Sc corner of section &,
township ~, range 4}e. " NJ, said road TO
be 40 feet wide II. :. FENDER,
Mayer, Wash. Get. 10, ls9G Petitioner
, 1890-10-23

THE MINING EXCHANGE.

Renewed Interest Shown in Trading
Yesterday.
A renewed interest was taken in stock
speculation OH the mining exchange
yesterday, and although the market
could not be considered very active, yet
the general trading showed a marked
improvement on the previous day. All
the stock attracted few buyers, ex.
cepting Old Abe, which was stagnant
and continued on the decline. Pacific
Bullion, South Bonanza and Silver
King each showed depreciation in
value, while Nesmith resumed its for
mor place ON the boards and was quite
brisk in trading, Stag Horn and Alki
were also firm and quite prosperous but
showed no upward tendency:
STOCK QUOTATIONS. YESTERDAY.
, 1890-10-23
ToI, PUBLICATION.

IIV HAND VI u NTVNTTT 7N'71NVT'
Land office Mt Spokane Falls Wash, October
~ 1880
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice ot his lntcn.
ton to make final proof In support OF his
foro the United State land oicc at SPOKANE
Falls, Wash, on November 90, 1890 nt o
\. NJ. viz. Richard NJ. j. Armstrong,
who has made homes 4tead entry No. +,G29 for
the WI y Of nwlt of ne't ol nwl, and nwl4 OF
mel 4. sec. 10, twp. ~ H., ran &c ~ C., w NJ
lie names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiya'
tion Of sa. d land, viz:
Flank Van Bebber, OF Nichol Postonicc,
Wash; Joseph {. Cowgirl, Robert T.. Cow
gill James Walton, all OF Chattnroy. Spo-
kane county, Wash. A, W. STRONG
, 1890-10-23
FORTY-FIVE YEARS BONDAGE.

For forty five years I have been afflicted
with blood poison liver and rheumatic dit.
nGnis,eS ha9,,o ny Sd PHpd vas badly diseased
did mo more good than all the other midi.
cines have taken. My friends have used
1t, aud In every case 1t has proved won.
MltchellviIle. Iowa
For Sale by Chas, MoSab,
, 1890-10-23
a Fairy Tale.
Philadelphia Times. !

"Why, that's no fairy story" pro-
tested the girl, as her papa concluded his
narrative. THAT might happen to any
body" where does the fairy part
come in2
"Why," he ans wered," at the end,
where the hero ard heroine marry and
live happy ever afterwnrd."
, 1890-10-23
Famous Counterfeiter Dead.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 2l.--Pete Nc
Cartney, one of the most famous coun-
terfeiters In the United States, died mt
the pepitcntiury here this morning. Ho
was serving II ten-year sentence for
passing counterfeit money in New Or
leans In 1855
, 1890-10-23
Getting Around Prohibition

YANxroN, 5 d., Oct 2l.-original
package houses here have been reopened
on the strength of the recent Kansas
decisions. The city officials will proba-
bly, pass an ordinance licensing such
houses.
, 1890-10-23
PUYaLLUP COMMISSION
Final Instructions Given and 1t VIII
Mt Once Go to- Tacoma.

WAsHISGroN, oct. 2l.--Judge Drake
of this city; Judge kinkeade, OF Ken
tucky and Judge Cumbach, of Indiana,
comprising the Puyallup Indian com
mission, had final conference with the
secretary of the interior to-day and re.
ccved final instructions. The commis-
sion will ut once proceed to Tacoma and
enter upon its duties.
, 1890-10-23
HEALTH IS WEALTH!

pr. y. c. wcst's Nerve ana Brain Treat
ment, n guaranteed specific for liysteria,
Dizziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Ncu-
ralgta, Headnch', NottvouS PrusttAtion,
Wake illness, Mental peprese on, Sottcning
of the Brain, resulting In insanity and lead
ing to misery, decay and denth, Premature
Old Age, Barrcnn IS, Loss OF Power In eli
ther sex, lnvol ,utary Losses and spermn-
torrhma caused by overcNcrion OF the
brain, Sclf.abuso or overtndugcnCc. Each
box contains one months treatment. 81
box, or six boxes Tor s., sent by mail pre-
m Id mn lnlnf Of nrln
, 1890-10-23
SUCCESS OF A LAND BROKER,

G, II, Nicholson. Manson, iowa, says; "In
February 1889, ! commenced uNng Hio.
bardsRheumatic Syrup and plastcrs for in.
nnmmntory rheumatism | had been
were swollen so that could hardly walk.
used three bottles and applied the
plasters, and can say that am cured
For Sslo by Chns. NIcNab.
, 1890-10-23

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From pasture .
- miles east of city, one sorrei horse, . years
old in the spring two white hind feet;
white stripe in face; gray hair nc root of tail;
branded i'll on left shoulder, $50 viii he
p.id for returning toe. I Porter, Arlington
Stables, spokane Falls. 9ltf
, 1890-10-23

their chill iren while terthiug, with perfect
success IL soothcs the child softens The
gums, allays all pain, cures wind colo. regu-
lates the bowel aud is tie best remedy for
diarrhcn. whether arising from tccthlng or
other causes, and IL Tor sale by druggists la
every part OF the world. Be sure ana ask for
Mrs. Winsiows soothing syrup, 2ic II bottle
, 1890-10-23
PORTLAND'S GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
OPENS SEPTEMBER 25,
CLOSES OCTOBER 90.

SEPTEMBER CLOSES OCTOBER 20.
be OF this
THE FAT AND DOMESTIC STOCK DEPARTMENT
Exposition from p until NJ admission ticket admits to both
Portland. For Information address
, 1890-10-23
NOTICE 10 HOLDEES OF COUS-
1Y WARRANTS.

County warrants from No. orr to No
o,7Sj inclusive and court series from No. 1874
TO No. S7s inclusive. will be paid on present.
alton at my Office.
uterest OH said warrants will cease at
this date. GEORGE Il. COLE.
County Treasurer.
spokane Falls, wash, Octohsr 20, ls90.
, 1890-10-23
WE GUARANTEES six BOXES

" II "UNNN " II 17I Sf y ''"NH'
To cure any case. with each order rCcs iyol
by US for six DO Nes accompanied with 50,
we will send the pure aser our written guar
autee to refund the money II the treatment
does II effect ~ cure. huarauteCS issued
only by Macarthur x ScWlee, Drug Co..
) ole kgeut.. cor. Mouro9i and Spgague SITS .
and cor, Main and Howard SITS, Spokane
Falls Wash.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11
Drowned while Bathisg.

Frank Blunt, colored. about twenty
three years old, was drowned Wednesday
night Ia front Of his house at Esstport, 10
Back creek. II appears that Bluut had
been in the habit OF bathing every night
10 the creek near bis home and on this
occasion had gone to the shore for the
same purpose. and va, seen setting In bis
boat near the shore. Not returning at 9
seasonable hour his father went to the
creek to look for him and finding some
Of bis clothing In the boat . search was
made for his body. which was pulled up
with pair of oyster rakes near the boat
The supposition is that Blunt fell over
board and not being abe to swim drown
ed before assistance could reach him Ia
sight Of his home. He had on his pants
and shirt when found. He was buried
yesterday afternoon from his late home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11

We briefly mentioned in the CAPITAh
last evening the shooting affair Wnacn
took place al Bay Ridge IN TIE afternoon
between John D. Evans OF Washington,
IN which Thomas Watkins. colored. and
Samuel Meyers. add James Sloan, white
were shot. and the subsequent arrest
OF Evans. and his commitment ID jail
charged with assault with iDteat to Kill
samuel Meyers. The particulars OF the
shooting IS as follows: Evans entered
the ice mandatory st the Ridge ana
engaged IN q dispute with Myers, Inc
engineer Ia charge. Tie quarrel Is saia
to have concerned q woman. Meyers. II u
alleged, threw q car coupling al Evans
who drew q 32-canbre five-shooting revcl-
yer, firing. II is alleged, two shots 81
Myers. Thomas Watkins. coiored. who
is employed at the factory, received the
first abot. the bah taking effect in his
right hand. The second also failed OF
Its mark, but struck james Sloan, making
flesh wound In his thigh. Special
policeman James Lowman brought Evans
to Annapolis and surrendered the revolver
TO the magistrate. Two chambers were
empty. Evans swore out warrant
against Myers. charging assault with the
car coupling. DR.. Wells, who was called
10, says Watkins wound is not danger
GUS. Watkins said last night that be was
painting q pipe 10 the factory when he
saw Mr. Myers pick up some fittings aud
throw them out OF the door at man
The man fell like he was hit. He
then began firing at Mr.. Myers. The
first shot struck Watkius's hand; the
second struck Mr. Sloan aud went through
his thigh Mr.. Myers jumped on the
boiler. and hiding himself behind the
fiues went out the back door. The man
who did the shooting walked up by the
cafe and was arrested near the band
stand. Evans was seen in jail last night.
he made the following statement: sam
uel ID. Myers told me II ioterfered with
q certain woman he would kick me all
over the grounds. got in conversation
with the woman, and when l turned my
head found all the missils that were In
the machine shop flying at me. | then
turned and commenced fring on Mr.
Myers " Evans had q hearing before
Justice Gassaway this morning and was
held In $500 security for Court. James
M. Munroe, appeared for the State aud
r. Moss for the defendant.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11
The Yerd,ot unan,mous.

w. D. Suit. Druggist, Bippuo, Ind !.
testifies: Il can recommend Electric Bit
ters as the very best remedy. Every bot
tie sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles. and was cured Of
Rheumatism. of 10 years standing. Abra
ham Hare, druggist. Belville, Ohio, sf
firms: "The best selling medicine ever
handled In my 90 years experience, Is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, 60 that the
verdict Ia unanimous that Electric Bit
tiers do cure all diseases OF the Liver.
Kidneys or Blood Only half dollar .
bottle at the City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11
"oAPITAL".Jorrrras.

The crowd At Bay Ridge yesterday was
very large
The farmers declare the berry pIckers
q nuisance.
Mix Shakes. cents q glass al A.
Harris. Maryland Avenue.
The Democratic State central commit
tee will meet 10 Baltimore next Wednes-
day.
There has been about sixty dogs killed
az the dog pound since tie law went into
effect
The Baltimore base ball club defeated
the Newark's yesterday by score OF IL
70 3
Ex-State Treasurer. Stevenson Archer
will be made q hospital attendant at the
reuitentiary.
Yesterday was the winding 40 Of the
State Teachers Association meeting at
Bay Ridge.
JAS. Newman has been commissioned
captain OF the Garrett Guards, vice r. A.
Chishylm, resigned.
Mr.. w. D. Basil, has taken possesslo q
Of bis oil stand which has undergone
great Improvements.
The sudden and agreeable chage Ia the
atmosphere the past day or two has
caused many to exclaIm where am IT,
The State board Of appeal here yester-
day rendered decisions 10 several appeals
from the assessment Of the State tax com
missioner.
Mr.. Julius d. Spencer. assistant libra
rian, st the Naval Academy. II 10 said. will
be succeeded by A. L. Dryden, Of Somer-
set county.
A., W s B. depot on Monday at IL A.
M, to convey excursionists 10 Irving
Park, Annapolis Junction.
Just received beautiful line of FIGURED
DRESSED NULL only f2i Cents at RID0UT
BROS.
Malt Phosphates, Champagne and
Orange Cider. also WIckham's Celebrated
Ginger Ale 8 cents q glass At A. HaFt's,
Ma yland Avenue.
A party OF men have been travelling
through the Third district. on the pretext
Of surveying for railroad, much to the
annoyance of farmers.
Many inquIrers have been made a. to
the population Of Annapolis under the
late census, but we can get no figures
from our census takers.
The canary bird that escaped from its
cage few days ago and advertised In the
| CAPITAL WAS returned TO the owner the
next day through the advertisement
II any of our subscribers should not
receive their paper regularly, they will
oblige us by notifying us OF the same
and we will endsavor to remedy It.
Horace Owens. farmer of the 9th dis
trict died to-day at the residence Of his
son In law, @. w. Owens. near Annspo-
tis. He was SO years old. His remains
will be taken to Prince George county.
for interment.
Cold, cough, coffin IL what philoso-
piers term "a logical sequence" One is
very liable TO follow the other; but BY
curing the cold with q dose of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be stop
ped aud the coffin not needed-just at
present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11

Postmaster Tuck, Of Annapolis, was 81
the Postoffice Department, Washington
yesterday and called upon Mr.. Scott, and
also upon Mr.. Bates chief Of the Free
Delivery division. As the clerk hire al
lowances are not yet In shape. he did moi
learn just what amount Annapolis would
be allowed this year. His cali upon Mr..
Bates was for the purpose of getting GER
tain information as 60 the leaves OF ab.
seDcs granted the clerks. DR.. Tuck has
dropped right into the way of running q
postoffics, and contrary to the walls OF
the cFoakers, IL giving . service seldom
before tqualled Ia Annapolis. He has
not had q chance yet to make himself dis
tinctly felt. but is gradually improving
the Office In many ways.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11

Closing Of the session-Eiectisn OF ON.
GERS


Closing Of the standardization Of on
GERS.
The annual meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association which has been Ia session
for the past three days - Bay Ridge was
brought 10 close yesterday evening.
Officers wers elected for the ensuing
year. ard several interesting papers read
John Z. Mccahsn. assistant superinten
dent of public schools, of Baltim IRE, was
chosen president OF the association. The
other officers elected wers j. d. Key, OF 81.
Mary's county FIRST vice. president: Mas A.
4. johnson, second Vice presid snt: A. Il.
Wilkerson, OF Baltimore, recording sec
rotary; Miss NJ A. burst, corresponding
secretary; Alexander Chaplain, OF Talbot
county, treasurer; executive committee.
]. A. Diffenbaugh, q B. Rodgers, w. B.
Grouse, j. B. HAZEL aud Miss b. V New
eli. The treasurer's report showed .
balance Of 1857 81. Prof. z. ID. Muir
daugh, principal Of the Easton High
School, read an entertaining paper on the
Art of Questioning" The day was
past and gone, be said, when the minds
of pupils could be successfully crammed
and TANNED instead Of successfully Guilt
waited, Talking was not teaching. In
questioning, the teacher should be care
full 10 employ simple language. Cues
tons should be put In @ direct way, so
that the pupil cauld grasp the idea and
give % Intelligent answer. In the discus
sion OF the paper which followed, Mr.
Chaplain, OF EAstop. said that IL was es-
genital that instructors teach sheir pupils
how to study To do this the scholar
should be made to view the whole sub
| iect under discussion. Then the subject
should be taken up item by item and the
student impressed with 1t. so az 10 be
able to give expression to what he has
learned. Rev. j. w. Reese. of the Yves.
tern Maryland College. read paper on
Lessons on Words" He spoke OF the
many words which had come into use
and grown popular within the last 90
wears. Teachers would find wordstudy-
| Ing beneficial, interesting and oft-times
amusing. To know words 1t was neces-
sary to get at their primary meaning.
Mrs Charlotte Newell. secretary of the
| Maryland State Teachers Reading Cir
Gle, read her annual report She said that
the membership Of the circle was now 80
persons The directors had designed q
course Of four years reading for members.
| At the end of the third year an eKamina-
ton was to be held aud diplomas for ef
fieiency In readings given. Mrs Newell
resigned as secretary The thanks OF the
association were voted her for the eff
Gent services.
"The State Relation to Education, /"
was the title Of paper read by Prof. w.
d. Avis, OF Middletown. II was necss-
sary, be said, to look to the State for aid
in popular education. Toward this the
United States had done much, but could
have done q great deal more. The coun
try might have. he thought. aided the
South In cutting the Gordian knot--the
negro problem" by passing the Rea-
gan bill, and 1t might lave also estab-
| lished q national university.
Mr.. Jacob Goodman also read paper.
The selection Of suitable place for hold
ing the next meeting was left Ia the
hands OF the executive committee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11
some Hot Summers.


The Rhine was died up In the year
1882.
Inic50 the grea. droughtswept through
Europe
10 1879 Il was impossible to work in the
open fields.
10 the year 1852 the heat was so great
tbs. eggs could be cooked In the sand.
The heat In the year 1914 dried up the
rivers and the brooks In Alssce Lor
alre
the year 99S the nuts on the trees In
Gernany were roasted as If In bakers
oven.
10 The year 727 the springs dried up
Shd men tainted With tie heat in Germa
~.
10 1914 10 France and even in Swi;Eer-
and the brooks and the bitches were
dried up.
The crops were burnt up in the year
1894, and in 1858 the Settle ard the Loire
we're as dry lsnd.
10 the year 1908 the waters OF the Rhine
Aea The Danube were partially dried up.
aod people passed over on foot.
10 lSS' It Is recorded 10 Germany that
many men and animals came by their
uealh through the intense heat.
10 100 the rivers In France dried up,
anu Tue stencil from the dead fish and
land.
=, extraordinary hot we're the years IRA.
$50. 1855 aud 1911. The summer of 1915
"a 50 hot that the places Of amusement
ead to be closed.
N ~ Toe year Ills, from the month Of
= sA nc I'LL October, not drop of rain fell
y germany. the temperature rose 20 3S
ossfess Reaumur. aud In favored pla-
- me truit trees blossomtd ahs second
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-11

Miss Mary e. Thompson. OF Center
vile, Md, 10 the guest OF the Misses
Thompson, Main street.
Mr.. ]. Schaaf etockett has returned
from . short trip to the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. John Medley and wife, of Balti
more. are visiting their relatives on West
street.
Mr.. Il. w. Parker, Of New York. 10
visiting Annapolis on business.
Mrs. John Cassidy and sons are visiting
st. Michaels.
Mrs. Miller Of Maryland Avenue. who
has been quite sick, we are glad to hear
lie improving.