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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-01-13
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win always be supplied with the hoicesl eat
bies the market affords. and all the deiica IA
will be supplied In season. Meals an be oh
tanned at ali Inurs onked to suii the most n.
tldioIs epi ure.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPERIOR EOCRT Of THE
i stale Of Mashington for the county Of King.


IN THE SUPERIOR tOCRT Of THE
state OF Washington for the county of King
George II 0eIzis, a. assignee plant ~ vs. Cas-
cads re and Ma &c Insurance tow pany es al.
defendants No lAi32 Order directing nosics
cred tors
ular5y FOR hearing the application OF the re-
crivsr for order directing notice % De given to
creditors OF ire defendant, the Cascade Fise and
Marine Insurance Company. II Is hereby
Fdrre3 and sd Judged lha: a.. cre:rors OF the de-
PENDANT, the ascade Fire and Marine Insurance
GOA pany. are HEREBY required 10 make due proof
Of their claims and demands ASanat said defend
ast To -. A. Riddle the receiver appointed IN shis
cause at his oiiace, room 81 Bailey building. Sc
attic, Wash. within ninety (sot days from the
date Of The trsi publication Of this notice here
After provided. and that ali claims not pre-
scented and proved De barred and shall not be paid
out o. the funds and Assets in the hands Of said
reces yer. and that after the expiration OF said
rtod of ninety faol days said receiver hle in this
court his report OF ali claims ana dsmands pre-
scented AMI Sied also show Nc what claims pre-
scented are allowed and W hat claims are rejected
liz is further ordered fhzt this order be published
for thirty 1907 days eonsecutively In the Da!ly
observation-disclosures aud the seattle Telegraph.
newspapers publ shed In Seattle. King ccuaty.
Washing on, and that when so published the same
shall constitute due notice creditors of said de-
fendant OF thu entry OF this order.
ZONE In open court this 9th day 81 February
1884 J. W. LANGLEY. Judge.
STATE OF WAsHtSaroN,
Comfy OF KING.
1T w Gordon. clerk OF the superior court of
the ate OF Washington for the county of King
do hereby certify that the foregoing is Is full true
and correct copy Of the original order directing
notice TO creditors in said cause No i.452. - the
same appears on Tile and of record Ia my office.
Witness my hand and The seal Of said court this
lst day of March, 1894.
IssALI r. W. GORDON. Clerk.
IA. H. SMITH. Deputy.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county. state OF Washington.
A @. Marconoier ct Al. plaintiff vs. Security Sas.
ings BaBs. defens.nf. No. 1881 Order d.
rectinx nogice TO creditors
And ROW. on this day. this cause coming rexu-
larry On or hearing on the app catthu of the
ceiver for order directing notice 10 be given 10
creditors OF he defendant the security savings
Ban. il 10 hereby
ordered and adIudxsd that all creditors Of the
required 10 make due proof their claims and de-
mancs against said defendant 10 H IL. A. Aast-
Jugs. the receiver appointed in this cause, 1T his
0fhce. room 90 Halter building. Seattle, WAsh..
publication Of this rot &c, - hereafter provided.
and that all claims not presented and proved
be ba red, and sb all not paid out OF the funds
and asset, In she hands Of said receiver and that
DAYS sAid receiver e this cout his report OF ell
claims and demands so presented and flied. also
showing what claims so presented are allowed and
what claims Gre rejected
IL is further ordered tina. tbs order be published
for 80 days cons cuitvsiy In the daily Post Inieli
gencer and the Telegraph Newspapers published
In Seattle. ktnS county, Washington, and that,
when published the same shall constitute due
notice creditors OF said defendant Of the entry OF
this order
bone in open court this sOsh day q January.
1894 X. DSBOHN, Juds
STAT. OF wAsnINaroN. ia
COUNTY OF KIND.
1T. W. Gordon. clerk Of the superior court OF
do he reby certify that the foregoing II ful.
and correct copy o. the Original order directing
tics to creditors. In said cause No, 1891, As the
same appears Oh die and OF record in my office.
Soth day Of January, 1894
BY n H snrrx, Deputy.
Date OF drst publication. January 81. 1894
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sorrcE TO CONTAGIOUS.

DRoPoSALs wANTEn-SEaEED PROOFS
i as IN duplicate. VIII be resolved for SIX
~, nths' supplies ey the beard OF trustees o. the
Western washinStoH Hospital for insane unth
Arra = lS1& at o'clock a fer farns<atne the
supplies hereinafter named. Delivered at Lake
Nfew siatsoa in one shipment within twenty GAYS
after ard Of contrast. EverytalnS 10 re Of best
quality and. when sesig grated. samples required
tseois feani ee lnferiSr 20 samples ey which
the ard mate viii be returned ai tas ex-
peaSe OF the contractor.
separate btds VIII ne received for xrocsrses dry
goods toar aud feed paints and oils, drugs. meat.
butter. hardware and other Arsc es nos here eFu-
ms-ssed Duplicate bids required written n
Ink or with q typewriter and prices carried oas
SAMPLES Be labeled with some character To rep
resent TIE name of tt1dsr. nos firms name ne
fourth cent per pound advantage viii be allowed
persons esd1sng deliver fresh meat al TIE hes
pisa. Kitchen. Biss 70 De sent 10 A. h Chambers.
secretary BOARD Of trustees Western Washington
Hospital fur Insane. tort sisiiacOorn, Wash. Aad
marked sealed Proposals for supplies ne
trustees reserve the ght reject any or all eicA
All blos pay able ia state warrants
A. & STEWART,
J. = WHIrEHoCSE
A. H. CHAMBERS
Trustees Hospital for Iasane Western Wasnine-
ton, Fort S,e,laccon,, WASH. March 5. 1854
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LooxIsroN, Wash Feb. 3, ipRs
Fest. Intelligencer. Seattle, WasA q
] received your map and II 10 away ~
load my expectations. think it 10 vofA|
fuliy ten times the money you ask foe III
and II the best map have ever seen pub
hshed. Yours with respect Ia
PKsHAsrfN, WASH, April L. fS94
Fost-Inteiligencer Co., Seattle. Wash. =
Gentiemon: Your map arrived on the III
Of April, and alter sixty les travel W1
stage from Eliensburg to this place, cau1|
IN excellent condition. l arm well pleased
prise Tor which you give the map 70 yo9]
subscribers. Most respectfully. N. 4
PALousE CITY. WASH, May Il, 1854
Fost-lnteiligencsr. Seattle. Wash.-
sent by you in good order and am NJ!
pleased with it. 1t 10 both useful AL
ornamental and should find q placo N
every household. Please accept ~
thanks. Yours respectfully. T. u
EoarH WELLINGTON, Il c., June q t9o4
Eiitor Post-Intsllig encer. Seattle. WasA
Dear Sir: l have received your pre-
minm map in good order and arn hiek4
pleased with 1t. I consider tbat | han)
Got your valuable paper free. o | yslW
the map more than the price of subscr1
toa. Yours very respectfully. D. ].
FRY, Idaho, Feb. a 1904
The Seattle Post-Inteliigenoer Co.. =
attic, Wash.-Sirs: received the douht1
wall map short time ago. and In &C.
condition. Am more than pleased win
Il. 1t Is worth double the price. Youd]
trrly. II.
LANGLEY, Wash. March 81, 1874.
Post. ln.elligsncer Publishing Co, 81
att!e. Wash. Gents: l would say thatt
am delighted with the map. IL cams u
goad order and is a daisy. Al
WEST FERNpALs, WISH.
Post.Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash.s
6iYs: l received one Of your preraium|
maps the other day and IL 10 inc nap .
truly. J. y.
LuMMr, Wash, Feb. 4. io04
The Post-lete ligencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sirs; received your premium -
in good condition. Many thanks for
Respectfully yours. N.
BosroN. Mass. June 10. 1874
Host-Inteiiigencer Co. Seattle. Wash
Goats: l received some time since VOC.
excellent map Of the United States Al
the world map on the reverse SIDE. an
am pleased with il. IL forms handsom4
nnd valuable addition to my ONCE, 80
caanot fail 10 be satisfactory 10 any o.
who invests the small sum asked for -
mSp. Yours truly. y +
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 8. lsek
Post Seattle WAso:-
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps ~
balance due on subscription and ~
Much peased with map. Think y ~
hns premium Yours respectfully.
MEADOW. Wash. Feb. 8, IN
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wasn.9
- We are cell satisfied with IL Hssp
fnliy, ~
ABERprxs. Wash. Feb. II. lS1
Post-Inteliigeacer Co, Seattle, " asa
Premium map received and gives psnss1
satssfAct,on. Yours respectfully. A. =.
LArAH, Wash. Feb. g. lSA
Post.intelligencer, Seattle. wssa.
Dear Sirs: Map received in good snsf.
We. pleased with i. and also the pse@
yours respectfully, u.
For information concerning ~
map call at the publication aflce =
address
PaI.NTELLICENCN CO
SEArrL1 WASn
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF Il

The premium map offered By A.
PoST-INrELLlcENCER to its suhsrs
bers, old and new, is now to be sor,.|
IN thousands OF homes in the Pacit
Northwest That no premium e~|
offered has given such universal s,6.
faction, 10 evidenced by the follows,
testimonials, which are a few amo..
the large number received from ,ho.l
who have received the map The~|
letters are exact copies OF the ORA
nails on file in this office, the -
natures only being omitted, a. IL
PcsT-lNTELLIcENCER does not feel n
liberty to publish in full the names y
those who have so kindly expseaei|
their appreciation Of the map
ENrERPxisR, WASH, Feb. Ia ls8
Eeattls Post lntelligencer,S Seattle. W.
-Have received the wall map. Am ~
oeptionslly well pleased with II. Itiso
celaent Accept thanka Yours tsuk
Nh
BALTIMORE, Nd, May - fse1
Post.Inselligencer Co, Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and r
vssy much appreciated. Very truly, Ia
ONrAnIo. Canada. April 4 isoa
sost-Intelligencer. Seattle. wssh-
Gentlemen: The premium map receivd
in good order. and il gives perfect satissoeI
tioa. Am yours truly. MI
MALorr, WASH, March 80, lssR
Post-Inteliigencer Co., Seattle, wasA
Gents: l have received the map and al
well pleased with it. Think il well worAI
IS, which it would cost to go to . stonI
and buy it. Long may the Pos,-latslkI
cencer live and prosper. remain you'll
very respectfully, aH
KoKIsLAH, b. c., May Is. isoa
Editor Post Seattle VISA
Pear Sir: l have received the mar 4
the world. etc. and am pleased 70 cta1
that l am thoroughly satisfisd With
Yours truly. WA
EAST ST. CLoup. Mimi. May 2c ia
Post intelligence, Seattle, WasA-I
Gents: The map received in good ordG
and We think il il q tine map. You shea1I
certainly Do able to dispose At Q laspI
nuaaber of them. Yours truly, va
CLEVELAND. WASH, Feb. z IN
Editor Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WaAI
Dear Sir: ! received your premium MI
which gives Us great satisfaction. Ny ~
thinks IL is worth moro than the papo
and map both cost. She il much dslights
With it. Yours verx respectfully n 3.
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BosroN. Mass. June 10, l5e3
"ost-Inteiiigencer Co. Seattle, WASH
Goats: l received some time since voas
excellent map Of the United State, Ar
the world map on the reverse side. an
am pleased with il. 1t forms handsoH3
AMI valuable addition to my ONCE. -
caGnot fail 70 be satisfactory 10 any o.
who invests the small sum asked for -
msp. Yours truly. y l.
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ONrAnIo. Canada. April l. iseQ
s'ost.Intelligencer. Seattle. Wssh :
Gentlemen: The premium map receive
in good order, and il givss perfect satissas
ton. Am yours truly. Nh
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fts RFs fsk IT'S.

Tea RENT-s ACR1< OF INPkpN -
iaads fsStN E~%ss A@a eAsn Iss4sss 81 80
s&litsa i. -
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ENTERPRISE, Wash, Feb. Ia lSR
Seattle Post Intelligence, Seattle. Wa
-Uave received the wall map. Am ~
ceptionslly well pleased with II. LIS =
csl!ent Accept thanka Yours tsvkI
NH
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BALTIMORE. Nd. May II, 1sa1
Post.Inselligencsr Co., Seattle. WASH
Gentlemen: The map received and
very much appreciated. Very truly, ]. q
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LArAH, Wash. Feb 8 ISA
Post-lntelligencer, Seattle. Wssa.-
Dear Sirs: Map received in good snsR.
We. pleased with il and also the pse9
4 ours respectfully, ". =
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LuMMr. Wash. Feb. 4, lse9
The Post-lete ligencer, Seattle, Wash. :.
Dear Sirs; l received vour premium ~
in good condition. Many thanks for =
Respectfully yours. n. j.
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LooMrsroN, Wash veh. 3, i01Rs
Fest. Intelligencer Seattle, WasA. 4
received your map and IL 10 AWAY ~
1oad my expectations. l think it 10 wofA|
fully ten times the money you ask fos III
And II the best map have ever seen pub|
hshed. Yours with respect IL
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH NNARu trR
L man saa sfts "a pFtVAtc fan - 1918 ths>..
net street, Nentsn AtAtuaa.
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yorrcx 70 CONTRACTORS.

81 deg xtass = aos IL ex. dos o. dog o.
.f.ss o. dog os. strz "a. deg o. dos "a
CO 40 or cyAi 200 sn5eerfie tshlets formula Il.
200 opsnrn pills. gr 600 opium and lead acetate
nl;,s $50 cosnp ssryca pills. fSymuiA II. 500 hypo
tablets. morps suiph. "a gr j. = 60 svo hyFo
,aelets marph salpa a gr naa ssropia sulph
$50 /, n & co. lbs ftss Caxcarx, E II & Co .
Ira "A ex, KheL ! 10 90 ext Scilae ih> sir,p'e
elixir lbs elixir vaerinare OF uaorpa- sal
n, slttae and csscz phi tile medium size, l.
in spafnlse. Gin spain as 10 MS s9aA anmcniA
rcu dor tooth brushes. ios aSid phosphAseS,
lo r,,s p II 4 co q lbs ID ext geatian L ID & 90
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lNlN~g-s ass ROOMS AM BOARD ? A
T Ersl rfAss psaspls ea8s Sns<s iacsssnu 81 tra
efv. htssep Csssafax aa6 ASssst~ arts .rs~s-
sscss rscussea cali &c &sdFess Mss >ny Sss,
11bk N1FtaH street
DOOM ANp soARn sos FoUgra sra 80 7
Ia e5gasg ss4.ss
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ltRsT.cIAss TABLE soARp REA~pNA
I ole Sls NsFsan-
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WEST FEaNpALn, Waen.
Post.InteIigencer, Seattle. Wash.-
6iYs: l received one Of your prefaiuM
maps the other day and IL 10 inc map i
svsry respect and deserves praise. Yeull
truly. J. u
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MOTH YAKIMA. Wash. Feb isgk
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. WOe:.
Gents; Enclosed please ind stamps y
bs!ance due on subscription and M
Much Pleased with map. Think y ~
fEs premium Yours respectfully. 3
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ELN"Asr ROOMS WITH sltSsr - -
Il bad 80 lkusss
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ABERpEKs. Wash. Feb. IA. ia
PostIntsliigeacer Co., Seattle. " 49, -.
Uranium map received and gives pssssSs
satisfAction. Your, respectfully. A
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aas Fp-Io sFNg.
Moons ssp EusssI

DOOM AND BOARD FNR LADY p& DrN
Ia iisFnan IA private FAN v evsrysAiak casase-
asent. hFssk lAss sut ttHBsF R[1 = s.ulta y4.f
sasosa 50 ieasa Preach Aaig~ss A. n fo,l n.rl
iisencpf.
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MALorr, WASH, March 80, lssR
Post-lnteliigencer Co., Seattle, WasA, :
Gents: l have received the map and n
well pleased with il. Think il we'll wcssA
s.. which it would cost TO 60 to stan
and buy il. Long may the Post.latsk
cenccr live and prosper. ! remain yow
very respectfully, aH
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb. 8. IN
Post-Intelligencsr Co, Seattle. Wash.ss
Srs: The map il better than We sxpsess
s. We are eel satisfied with IL Rsspec1
fnliy,
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HIS cKILASEOrA

OUTER BUTTER. BIG DROP IN BUT
ID ter NJ Iae Cos Batter Store. fron5 street. two
slss Fsn
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LANGLEY. Wash. March 81, 1s0&
Post tntelligsncer Publishing Co. =
attle, Wash. Gents: l would say that |
am delighted with the map. IL came ,
goad order and is a daisy. Al
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PEsHAsrIS. WASH. April 4. lso4
Fost-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle. Wash. :
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the n
Of April, and alter sixty miles travel n
stage from Eliensburg to this place, car
In excellent condition. l arm well pleased
with the map. a. we'll A. astonishsd 1t tn
prise tor which you give the map to roc
subscribers. Most respectfully. N. II
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EAST Sr. CLoup. MIMI. May Is iaA
Post Intelligencsr, Seattle, WISH.
Gents: The map received in good ordG.
and We think il II q tine map. You shead
certainly be able to dispose At . lafn
nuaslber Of them. Yours truly, va
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For information concerning .
map call at the publication otace =
address
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New YORK. April l9.-FLoUR- Steady,
demand light.
WHEAr-Dull, easier; No. . red, store
and elevator, 62ltaGSAic, atloat, G3S4a6lc. 4;
+. o. b., . aa64Ac. ungraded red, 6OaG4c.
No. northern, tYS4 a10c.; options closed
weak a. IsaSsc. under yesterday, No. . red
April, d9a4c.: May, 6iSc.; June, csc. ;
July, B3tsc.; August, Ubhsc.; September,
GI}sc, October, 0S$,c. December. 7OAc,
CoRS-Quiet, easier; No. ., AZ. a44slc.
elevator; 45&a45Ac afloat: steamer mixed,
44c yellow, 44%c options closed steady
at sc. below yesterday; April, 44lSc. May,
t4ssc. September. 46&.c.
OArS-Quiet, tirmer; options, dull, tlrmer,
April, 5I$4c; May, SIIsc.; July. 361sc.
srot prices, No. :, 5Skc; No . white. 4Oaa
4Vl3c.; No. . Chicago, S9&c. Nos. S7t5c
No. 3 white, S94c.; mixed western, Ss&a
15Isc.; white do. and white state, S9Egiic.
HEEF-Steady, inactive.
TIERCED BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATs-Firmer, quiet.
LAED-Qulet, tirmer: western steam,
$50; city, 7%a5S.c.: April closed $500;
May. S. Is: July. $40: refued. steady;
continent, IS. %, South America, SS.s5; COM
pound. 6lgaGAc
sl4.5l.
BCTTER-Quiet; fancy about steady;
state dairy, new, l6a22c.; do, old,
l~.aiic.; do, creamery, new, 94c.
Pennsylvania do, PIC; western dairy,
new, l2sl6c.: DO, creamery, new, l7a24c. :
DO, factory, l0al4c. elginS PIC. imitation
creamery l3a1Sc.
CHEEsE-Fair demand, unchanged.
EGGS-ModeTale demand, weaker; state
and pennsylvania l2c.: western fresh,
ll&c,; southern, lJSa1I5Ic.
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Specimen Cases.

S. Ii. Clifford. New Casssl, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and Ri eumatism,
his stomach was %disordersd, his liver was
Affected TO an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and no was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles VI ElBc-
Iric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
a running sore on his leg Of eight years,
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Buck lens
Araica Salvs aud his leg is sound and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
hive large fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and ono box Bucklen's Arnicu
halve cured him entirely. Sold by hat.
1heWs Bros.
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Crit'cisiug a. Young Lady.

she would be a pretty girl for but one
thing
whats thaty' asked Charley.
Georse-Eer face is always covered with
purple and red bl0tches.
Charley-Oh. that's easily enough dis
posed Of. Used TO De the same wav nv.
self, but I caught on to the trouble one
day, and got rid OK It in no time.
GeOrge-Whu5 was it2
Cbarlsy-simply blood eruptions. Took
o short course Of Z. p. p. Z tell YOU. igs
1la boss ClJod corrector. The governor
had rheumatism so bad that you could
hear him ho''er clear across tho country
every time he moved. He tried 10. and
you know what an athletic old gent ne is-
now. II someb0oy would give Miss Daisy
o pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell it,. d"
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three or four machines in order to ac
commodBte their customers. The PEN
atty Of non compliance with the order
il immediate revocation of the hotel
license. AZ tho ssme time he notified
the chief OF police TO notify the pro-
p~rieturs OF all cigars stores, pool rooms
aud oshcr unlicensed places that they
were violating the gambling laws by
maintaining slot machin-s. and unless
they observe the order they will be-
hrou ht into the Grimm Il curt
Y
Arrangements are being made for tn
location in Strouds uurg OF a lRrg-
textile mandatory which employs 100
hands, with IN average weekly salary
OF $l5 per hand
SNAP SHOTS AT OTHERS DowGs:
That Williamsport kirmes5 returned
81, 400 for charity.
1t cost 81, S51 TO run Lansford borough
affairs last year.
a Harrisburg electric car killed Samuel
Thornton, "A cOlOred lad.
The state fishery, near Allentown, has
uShA W. wv, wv lIOul TINS ltuTs
The Normal school pupils at West Ches.
ter will be examined on June 4.
Eight ministers have Just graduated
from Liucoln University's theological
school, at Oxford.
The last OF Marry Sheetz's four children
to die Of scarlet fever within ton days, at
Lebanon, expired Tuesday,
Reading iiremen are hustling to capture
for their city next years convention Of tho
State Firemen's association.
Car Inspector Edward Auman's sou and
nalnesakc was killed and mangled by II
train ut Reading on Monday night.
Rev, Nj. j. frey. ID d., Of Akron, o.,
has been called 10 tha pastorate OF the En-
llsh Lutheran church of Pottsvill0.
After bitter opposition tho contractors
have broken ground for the pipes Of the
new water supply for Shenandoah.
Win twelve gold and silver watches on
ls person, Morris Ginskey, q Shamokln
ledJlof, was killed by u freight train near
Tyrone.
The widow Of o veteran Of tho war OF
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LegaI


ESrATE or ISAAC ELLIS, LATE OF
of L~acFawanuH and State OF Pennsylvania,
deceased.
Letters Of administration upon the above
named estate having been granted 10 the un-
signed, all pcraons having claims or demands
against the said estate viii present them for
payment, and those indnbtsd herewith will
please make immediate payment to
MARY H., ELLIS, Administrative.
GEO. W. BEALB, httpr gy FOR L state, Price
Building.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds.

New York April 1S-Tbe Stock Mar
ket opened irregular owing to tho belief
that considerable gold would be exported.
The bulls in the Industrials, however, did
not permit their opponents to make much
progress at tins time, and they took hold
Of Distiliers, Chicago Gas aud American
Sugar aud run them up. This checked
the declining tendency and a frmer feel
ing prevailed, and tho shorts who had
been putting ont contracts with more con
fidcnce than Of late started IN to cover.
The following complete table showing the
days fluctuations IN active stocks IL supplied
and revised daily by Lal3lr d Fullsr, stock
brokers, III Wyoming avenue;