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Prs.hr.srlan Churehs..

esrnsn Reformsd--seysnth street, near Pima
sssYsnes il 8. n.
s.ilsra-Bfoadway and First avenue Ser.
vess II a. aad I. % p IN
lake Union-Eigbonrne avenue Fremont
fsv. &C. Head, pastor. Services III n. and
mp N.
Brewers ball fwalIa walla gdfition1-Preaeh-
la BY Ar. Metealf, pastor Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church 81 Ravsana, at .. N.
Helsh--.sventh aud Olive streets. Rev. ]. NJ.
Haghes. pastor Residence, eli Depot street
Preaching 10 % a u. snd 2 .. m sunday
,csool 2.D D m- Prayer nesting, Wsancs-
csy. f:s9 p IN.
Calvary Market AMI King streets. Rev. Bre-
vssa D. sinclair. pastor. Residence els suster
street Divine worship and preaching by Raw.
saooi. l2:is 2. m. Junior Enaeayor. $50 p IN
y 7. 8 &. E., 6.a9 p. N. Prayer meeting
saa lecture, Thursday. p IN
second-0ak aud Harrison streets. Rev w.
4. Major. pastor. Residsnes All Temperance
street. The installation services OF Rev. W. A.
MAJOR will take y ace this evening at 30 p. m.
fefmon. By the Rev. Alexander Alison. u. D. (:
sEhArgs e. the People" by tee Rev q. " Whit
worth. n D.: "Charga to the Pastor" by the
Rev. Brevsri u. sinclair The choir viii De led
b. Prot. W. III. Geddes, musical director OF the
eEafeb. Mrs. John T.. Humphries will render q
sFeelal Solo for the occasion. Prot K W. Lucy.
q the Conservatory OF Arts, will havs charge a.
the organ. Y. r. :, G. f.. G.51 r. n. Musical
soriety meeting, "Wednesday. $50 p. m. Prayer
Esetsax, Thursday, $50 y. m
First Presbyterian ehurch--Fourtb aud Spring
stfegts. Rev. Alexander Alison. ID. D., pas
Dor. Residence. l1l2 Marion street Services
II a ~ tn Basement OF new church. sai feet,
"Eha Beginning aud Fad Contracted service
Of praise % = m, b. Mrs q. A. G, Rochester,
Ms Cornptoa, sopranos. Miss T. Lodge. Aiss
J. -BoEe, altos. NJ. William Crane. Mr.. q A. G..
Rochester, tsnors. Mr. Frank Atkins. Mr.. VIII
MeAasul, basso.: F. Boyd Wells, otRaaist Pro-
frsmuie. Dax94ugy. invocation. "6iIoFla
fstrt, by Mason responsive reading; aathsm,
"oa Be JOYFUL by BueAs hymn NJ. ~. scr -
tare readtugs prayer, song. 81 VIII Arise" hy
Miiari, Mr. Frank Atkins usfertory, hymn No
rs. solo, .f'm a pilgrim." Mrs. Rochester:
"LNctgra on sHrrsd Ausse." anthem, abide
WITH Ne" hy shelby. hymn No. IL Sunday
scaeol. i2.p y M. y. r. F.. G., els p IN.
Frazer meeslng. Ihnrsday, s.sl 9. u.
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= 3saa's. est SeAttls~-Ne services sataY.
- Aass's ss,ss.au al FfsHscsns--ScsgAa sr's
SsSass se4oo. a44 ssvvscs. s n nl-
So sisHas 's- Eslsat4 service. Il =. r. s-s
@@' s. tla recsat. %es. T. = liz zm4
81 ias - s arAes ssress ash PAX svsHue-
- e@4sasas q cs.aFst SO ereeGlaa. s&sYlcsS
= tss@sea5 teagzsTy z
-. SAft Nv sezlsa3 psgk. psza Watson IN
sx.ge +~t-s4E AsEtous i&x rtsasF : vEEsgg
= "a tske eEss& t@ke cSss - asp~t-
A. ~ 60 asa Jsrsas ssress& Eev.
- 1855 @A&soas b. j.. ywcgNr ksrss
s.<,r~ss 49, = eAsay. Hoy Essesagsss VIA
= E., SA1ssl sys2l=& prayer VITA
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Young Men. chri.siaa Association.

i he Bev DIR. Garrett will lead the mems Ges-
20 service ihls afternoon At 4. O'clock. Prof
Engsihart will DC In attendance with The chot.
o. II Marks church, and will give some special
musical selections. The meeting 70 for men
oaly. strangers In city especially invited.
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Advent Churches.

Christian ehapel-w arrsn street, half block
north OF Frolt street power house. Services
IL a.
saventh Day-s0s Poplar street Preaching
p. N. subject: SLOW Sin Originated and
Why IL Has Been Permitted 10 Exist
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spsrftaAlists-

Mrs. c. Cornslfus will give inEpirasionai lee
ture and public tests a. BED Mems ball this
evening q. 30 O'Clock. Front aud Marion:
entrance on Marion Admission free
Seattle Spiritual Association meeting In Odd
Fellows BAL, sis Froat street, every sunday
evening, 1850 o. III "a New Departure" VERY
Interesting exercise and tes. Admission free.
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Free Methodist Church.
Theosophy.

Tenth nnd Pine. Ioha Glen, psstor--SaAhath
school, S;4S - m; preaching morning and
evenings prayer nesting, Wednesday nigat
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Waited pr..bytertan church.

sixth and seneca streets Rev. & Dell John
ston, pastor; residence. 7i3 spring street.
school. I2:I5 p Young Peoples Society,
els p N.
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Seventh, between Pike and uniou- Rev. W.
q. Eliot r., minister. service, IL q N. Subject
Of sermon. Conquest and Pesce." The CON-
munion service will tie postpoEsd until next
sunday. sunday school ~ A. 81 Seats Tree.
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Salvation Army.

Barracks. 2ls Jackson street Prayer meeting
"a n. Holiness meeting. il a. IA. Free and
easy. p. m. Farewell of Capt Peters aHd Lieut.
Warner, s .. M
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4 - -
usebo1iss Episcopal Churches.
suppltsd fron sssttis puips:A
- gass sess..e aEss9o1-ssbsa.n school
.e-orsas-sans.y scaoos 10 . n; Ep-
80 IzsSus , Il
I -. -. ". O. Benadon. pss;ox frsacA-
g -<rz.nx and eTsnfng
s'--..--sss~srr and Thsrse1th ssreets Rev.
YrsssIag, pastor. services IL q II and .
IS .....
- Ixaesn. pastor, services a. Ii 3 IL AID
t-~-.~s.n.Ds-ssb-rg and Olive stfeesa
81 .r 81 Inn6egaard. pastor. Services Il q H.
tsAp n
.,<-.a--1za Jorss street Rev. ". ". Grimes.
- ssrvices ii q II. ard I'D p. IL
<~ueszsng. p III (; sabbath school, % p IL
nr-.a-Town Of GglrnAn, Esv j. T. E1wsr1s.
- esEbssh school - q IL Preaching IL q
Txvog<a League .. u. Reading League
f2em
s-.s<-aairisr and King streets. Services II
sns % . n. sabbath school i1.fh D. n.s
s.asx psoysss meeflng. E:s6 p m: prayer NEST
Er7asnssg eTsnlns.
..Aury. Freront--Rev. w. n. Dro6e. Class
sa1ag. 30 a n: presening, II ?. m.; sn az
- shool, L r.: young peoples meeting. go
! 3. rrssehizg. 80 ?. H.
w.ssspn strest--Aadlson and ricvar1aie
soess REV. N. A. Coyington. pastor Preach
- Il &c 90 a n. ara 80 p n sunday school,
- n YoGnx peoples meeting. $50 p. IN
aar.xn Para, Bsilard--Eev. w. II Iohnstone.
,s.ta<. Services ii q. N. ard . =. m. sunday
$500 ii 4 M. class meeting IL II (: Junior
i<sxss 80 p M: Epworsh League 7:9 p. Ia
sw~sssh--Flfia street, near Pike Rev. John
fnsus. pastor: residence, 81 Birch street.
s<rv.ers ib.33 m: sunday school. I2.so p. N.
yaass peoplss meeting. .. Ca-. evening service,
ian
f.nisy-Msycsr and Kentucky streeta Rev
xsxman r. Ts1ries. pastor; parsonage next
49, 10 church. Preaching, II a. N. Subject.
ssxssaas From Pentscoss;" 7s59 y m, subject,
sTas loss Of the Greatest Talent" Class meet
M 1A a. sabbath school. iL:i5 q m. Junior
fxsxvs. SO n m Epworth League. 60 p.
8 Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Fsrss-Third aud Aariou streets Rev. w. A.
ssnS4.n. PASTOR. kes.deuce. f20l Aarioa
s.rssG Gas. meeting. 10 q m-: preach
ia. II a N. sns 7:s0 D. N. second quarterly
rssssnz Preaching ~ TIE presiding elder. the
rss Dr. + Il. Ford. Hoy Communion al close
& nasning service. Quarterly conference Mon
ear ersalng a. 4 Sunday school, I2.3 p. n,
EQsorIa League, 6si3 .. IN.
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Gnfvcrsaffst.

Services III q. m. in Masonic hall, Pike and
Second streets. entrance on second street, Rev
A. J. Frederick, pastor. officiating. The sing
ing by the new Cniysrsaiist Qnarlette will be
under the management OF Ar. Werner, and will
DO especially attractive.
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Thh agreeable and efacscsoas ToosA Pcw0sR. -
tahlished by more han twenty yeas sxpsrfsnoA
has received tbs sanction OF the rnemsers OF shs
Dental and Msdica professions Of this city gessr-
ally. ssd By them ~ Is daily recommended ssa
prescribed IL is IS pleasant In the appieAusa -
8 IL sxcsiisns IN its e6ecte speedily rsnasss ne
tsssh whine and amoofh shs gums hsssthfaL rs4
!acd arm. and ~ frequent use viii preserve them
IN this desirable condition IL gradually but o.
fecsnaiiy removes tartar AMI dsstroyss The para
sstieni amin aieslA which neglect may have psr-
Eniffsd eolecs ana prevents their farther Accnr
malatsoc. thus serving as aomplsss eeausiaef
and presexwsr of the teeth Microscopic exaninAr
sfons have been made 81 tie matter deposited on
the teeth And snuss Of individuals selsetsd from
eli cAzaes Of society and OF every variety Of bodily
Condition. and In nearly every case animal aad
washable parasites were found to exist In great
numoerA Experiments were made for thsir rs
uava ana the Ingredients used In Luetns Tooth
Powder we're found 10 b most sffsctnaA. destroy.
lag them INSTANTLY.
Through the MADNESS OF 'nsnAs - - Dz<
uiiss1 - publish the following
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cHURCH DIRECTORY.


<~..s~-s ss- shEs department. rzrst - hsn6sf
]. . s,ssDex Saturday 10 insure srssrs1on-l
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Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pike street.
k<vs {. . Resting, pastor. Services $50 m
ne.y rrinltY~sevenah and uulon streets.
tfsAesias By Rev. r. Is, sutton a. II g. H. sun
ssY school Al lo -
fseyusan Observation-Disclosures ana Rlrca
ssssss Rev J, kfies. pastor Services II "a
= Aaa 10 = II.
essfaAn Evangelical Maia ana Twelfth
ss'ssaa NJ - Rss1s. pastor. residence IS
.ssAss street Services. los.0 r. Ia. sunday
shsa. ? 81 = ~
tyeFnsa Evangelical. gioas congregation -
NtSaao a1a luloa streets Rev. Z. kaspPe,
EsssqS Residence, ISIS Tuath street services
90 = n sasstsy school n VI
.setwsgiss tvBurelicsl--Tws.sta aaa olive
-. eeS. }. kvzna. pastor. Residence,
- Sse'sta street >eFs ees 10 2a = Ia sna )
q s8adsy school at T. o'egocx-
,ssssssh Evans TAirsi street near Fika
r.. AAft.u /. tAzsoa. pastor. residence III
Yat . ~ - p ta- ana n r.. sad ca
'~as'sAy . ~ frnrsg rasSsiag =. H.
Methodist rr~sessant Charenea
Nasasntsa--SaatAy school n ia
saaameia--s9n3sy school. n m
IA N'ses- Preaching al II g. ~ hy Rev. n. BaS.
saa;A seattle ~ SUNDAY seAsol 80 n n.
'ysSAans al 3 y a. ~ hev. J. Sasghsea
ssSssaa -->orth sc&ttle, Republican ana War
.r.'S.ss1A aev, tos-sA shepherd. Pssso.s.
.seSsSs aaN& t9aF Eo caareA Preaching. II
sa7ssy saaa>rs, f..E& \. T. 4 &. r. 3. ~
Fs2yvv aees-us Taursssv, = ~ p II
nsatt-la3s4 saa E.ae streets gev. clark
Eas5>f services, Il s. rs ana - , -,
-. SaA3ast a. 1F.y ats sEveaE IA gae evsa.aS
a. - @es4.as IA 1U2az p&aps0s msssat-
as 3 a ,eass tree. Sperlss rxsess sill
s. - u tAs F.-si 4. p. eAaFea cAea event q 1
VA ee-4-cle1 bv tse Pastor. k@agk baY =.
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HOTEL ARRGSALs-
IMK AsA.&A TSa&

Isa nos despair 81 e&E * Ys&sr s2ck AeA1sess
~a~a vou car 80 e&sSss 0nxs21 txti leg lstt4R
L&xsF F.iss 4A4y 49, etssex a psssaps sd feT~
IaxE0ZE care. aAa4E Ac4s1A IA RAID A~11 G2A@EA4
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Ii sTrAMKn oRETHounp.
pAsy excess ssaasy
snrasassesGs AsaaAy, y Sv. 20. issS
Iva xsnssss ~ m LIS ssatlis, 80 -
i VS. Evsrsss.. 10 81 = La everett. %. n
tI&ax~s Seattle ...............Ift as q m
caSssfs ! Leaves kwsEssy ....... , %
Coaaeets wsts aosss SXr Taes1ax sa. snsaoaalsa
f@a1sax CsiasAa eSek. feot ~ MEFign street
SEATTLE AID rAEo4A SAyF0ATEDS CO
cTAED TEorFs y. W. 0ooDHNE
FFaa seer.
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miscellaneous.

Tabernacle, Eighth and seneca. Rev. A.
Brown, rabbi
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Read what your dentist has % 50

Read what your dentist has % say
about IL:
We have carefully examined che
formula, of LUBIy'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and nnd that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. liz has in its composition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasiticai animalegla 20 ins
furious 10 teeth aud gum.
W. Il. GIDDINGS. u. ID. s.
GEO. w. BRAGD0S, ID. ID. 8
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. d. Z
IT. G. ALBIS. d. ID. ).
/. II. LEsSEY. ID. ID. =.
Nv. DEsPORTES. d ID. s
ALBERT J. FORREST.
CT. BROWN. d. D. s.
GEO. T. MILLER.
JOS. k0UDY.
WE. s.. CoYSE, L.D.S&x.RC.N.S
G.. q. GRIFFIN.
J. NJ. FOX.
J. ". PUTNAM.
In. PRAIAER.
LuBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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FoE rates Esf faFssss particulars spssY 10
- W.. &E1f1 s - azssaFaa Assas.
frsas -. ssgs 81 Caerrg
oKA W. l. BROWN. ~ :. a.. @aSsFxg. - u
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EToop CANAL Roy-w-
Ii Sew Passenger Steamer
DELTA
fC&rTwfcs {. nxase lsavse casraan aocs Mcn-
cara Wednesdays as4 Fr&says a. = 90 a - sep
AEzxsteas EaTx 1aEzAsa Bangor, s~ansex RTtanen.
Dswsssa, LAsfwsGp Fai& Hsa6sreTK sna raaes
tsasy ASd fzse<xse3zss~ Eo4ass sTrsvsaw at rns0s,
fssv 81 aseo . -. Leaves Jaasa Ctr Al 4 .01 a
N Tuesdays. gan-sssya ssa sssssasys arravsas
ckARExs MADISON. N.sssa
The advocate., 1894-12-05

6Kc: turkeys. hrmer. SO per ID;
dressed turkeys, 5a6c; ducks, frm, 5G5hC;
geese. 405hc; pigeons, dull, 75c per dog.
Apples-Receipts light; market hrm mixed
varieties, 25c per bu.; Willow Twig Spy
and Ben Davis, $50 per bu.; Winesap, 5O06Oo
per bu.; fancy Wagner and Jonathan, 097SC
per bu.; standard packed ranged from 5000
ESQ per bbl; others, Sl.5O0@C0 Lemons,
firm; &S 25045O per box. Oranges, weak; Mexi-
cans, &9.OO62.5O per box; Florida &,OE9250
Grapes, l9020c per basket Cranberries,
firm; Cape Cod, $3.50 per bbL; Jersey,
e0.OO0050 Vegetables-PotatOes, receipts
light: the market Is dull and weak; ordinary
kinds dull, IS 04Oc per bu.; Utah and Colorado,
choice, 90 182c per bu.; common, 4j05ic per
bu.; sweet potatoes. redS1502Oc per bu.: yell
low, 2Oa3lc per bu Cabbage, plentiful, frmer,
10000 per 100; Michigan, $500 62LOO per ton.
Caullhower small, 41Dj0c per doZ.; large, 76O
per doz.
The advocate., 1894-12-05
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Dec. l.-Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
official Saturday, 1925 shipments, SStuF-
day, 5,S0l left over about 2,OOO quality fair;
market fairly active; best grades strong and
others cents higher. Sales ranged as
94.OOG455 for light Sl.2594.45 for rough pack
ing; SL250475 for mixed: 845O04s5 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; pigs, S2.2084I6.
Cattle-Receipts, l4,5OO; offlclal Saturday,
7O8: shipments Saturday, l,2SS; market strong
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; oflclal Saturday, s.
1858; shipments Saturday, 494 market steady.
The advocate., 1894-12-05
Knnans City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 3.-The trade In wheat
to-day was very dull. Samples were firmly
held and there was not much demand Rt the
prices asked. Valaes were about the same Rs
Saturday. Red wheat was In less demand
than hard
Receipts Of wheat to-day, "A cars; year ago,
1O8 cars.
Car lots by sample on track at Kansas City
at the close sold as follows: No 2 hard, $50;
No. 8 hard. 5O05lc No. hard, 49c; rejected,
46047c: No. red, 50l95lhc: No. 3 red, 6OG5lc
No. red 47d4Sc; rejected 46c.
Corn was In good demand Mixed corn was
rather freely offered White corn was scarce
Receipts OF corn to-day, Y cars; year ago,
III cars.
Sales by sample on track Kansas City: No.
mixed corn, IA cars 4?c, cars 4iAc; No. 3
mixed, 41hc under No. 2; No. 4 mixed, nom
nally 4OG4Ohc; No. white, 2 cars 42hc; No.
white nominally AG1hc under No. white.
The few samples OF oats on sale were taken
quickly. Prices were not quotablv higher.
Receipts OF oats to-day, II cars; year ago,
l6 cars.
Sales by sample on track in Kansas City:
No 2 mixed oats, 2 cars Bic; No g. nominRlly
29929hc; No. 4, nomlnally 27028c No. white
oats, nominally 33c; No. 2 white, nominSlly
SO931c
Hay-Receipts, " cars; market weak, but not
quotsbly lower. Timothy, choice, 8.5O00.oO;
No 1. s75O0sO); low grade, B50O07.00; fancy
prairie, SsOO9a5O; choice, N.OOG7.5O; No. 1,
S8OOG65O; No. 2, 500 Q5.5O; packing hay, e2S0
G350
Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. a-Eggs-ReceiptS fair,
market firmer; strictly fresh, lS0l9hc; lined
eggs unsalable. Butter - Receipts largo,
the market Is steady; extra fancy sep
arator, 2l022c; fancy, is9loo; fair, ioOl7o;
dairy fancy l50l6o; fair, l3o; choice country, II
@l4c choice roll, l30l4c; packing. wanted, nrm-
er, 00l0c Poultry-ReceiptS light: the tone Of
market improved; turkeys, springs and ducks
wanted: hens, dull, 20; rough young Hoost-
ers, 4M05c; small springs, bk0oo; old and
young rooster, 12sfalso; dressed ohlckous, 60
The advocate., 1894-12-05

HOgs-Receipts since Saturday, 5,465; shipped
Saturday, 54s. The market opened active and
5 l0c higher and later lost the gain The
top was S4.7O and bulk OF sales we're $1,000
400, against A.67h for top and 9A35G44.SS for
bulk Saturday. The following are representa-
tive sales:
The advocate., 1894-12-05
MARKET REPORTS.
Knnana CltY LlVe Stook.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. S-Cattle-Recelp
1923; calves, ga; shipped Saturday, 2,l70 The
steer market was fairly active, steady to strong;
good COWS, bulls and calves strong; Texas and
western cattle steady; stOckers quiet, weak.
The following are representative sales:
The advocate., 1894-12-05
Every Farmer Needs Both.

We can furnish the Kansas Farmer
and the ADVOCATE until January 1898,
= year and two montha, Tor $50. What
mora do you want
The advocate., 1894-12-05
First Published December s, 1894
Governors Proclamation.
$500 Reward.
STATE OF KANgAs,

STATE OF KANsAg,l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Topeka, Kansas, November 26, 1894.
WHEREAS, On the llth day OF November. 1894,
OF his home In the County OF Jefferson and
State OF Kansas, one William Ward was MUIR
dered by some person or persons unknown;
WHEREAS, The guilty person or persons have
thus far evGded the officers and escaped just
ice.
Now, therefore. /, L. D. Lewelllng, governor
OF the state OF Kansas. do hereby offer Q Pe-
ward Of $500 for the arrest and conviction OF
the perBon or persons who murdered William
Ward on the 18th day OF November 1894.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto sub
Bcribed my name and caused TO be
sffixed the great seal OF the state.
fsEALl Done at the city Of Topeka, on the
day, month and year, hrst above
written.
By the Governor: L. D. LEwELLING,
r. s. OSBORN, Governor.
Secretary Of State.
By D. G ZERcHER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
The advocate., 1894-12-05
Advocate" List OF Premiums, Books and
Periodicals.

Whoever pays cash Tor one OF the
above articles gets the Advocate" one
year free.
We are Offering the following liberal
tSrnn on books and periodicals:
The advocate., 1894-12-05

Sheep-Receipts since Saturday, Sil; shipped
Saturday lS6 The supply was light and the
tive sales:
08 NUT ...... SO $3.50
Horses-Receiptss since Saturday, 1883; shipped
Saturday, 129. The market was unchanged.
The advocate., 1894-12-05

whsn writing advertisers mention AdvOOAss
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-29
KANSAS FARMS SINKING.
Land In Three Counties Settles with
Alarming Rapidly.

Land In Three Counties Settles with
Alarming Rapidly.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 21.-Land Is
cavIng in toward the center of the
earth in the vicinity of the junction of
Harvey, Butler and Marion counties,
this state. Great excitement prevails
among the people and many are get
ting away. These disasters are of a
most unaccountable origin. and the
state geologst has been summoned to
investigate disturbances of the earth's
formations. There was no shock felt
when the ground caved In bearing
any resemblance to an earthquake.
Near Whitewater, on the farm of
Thomas Essington, an area of 40 by 80
feet sank to depth of rs feet. This
occurred yesterday, and about the
same moment an area IS feet square
sank at Plum Grove to a depth of 80
feet. This was on the iarm of Sid
Jones, the sliding-in carry ng thresh-
ing machine with It, Water poured
into the latter hole from underground
streams of water, until it is filled nearly
to the top, but the hole at Whitewater
Is still dry, though IL il supposed that
the CAVERN earth is settling upon vast
body of water. The places are seven
or eight miles apart AT Annelly, 10
miles from Whitewater, there were
several cave-ins, ranging in depth from
six to 40 feet.
Theories are various, but none of
them so far are scientific. Not long
since man was digging a well in the
vicinity of Plum Grove, and when he
had reached a depth of 20 feet, the drill
sank into an apparent vacuum and
could not be recovered. The supposl-
ton is that there is a dried up under
ground river beneath the land which
has caved in.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-29
SHOT A WOMAN OF THE TOWN.
p. Domaine Fatally Wounds n Deuizen
of Portland's whitechapel.

PORTLAND, Sept 24.-Jennie Grebon,
denizen OF " hitechapel," was fatally
wounded this afternoon by a stranger.
The Grebon woman and the stranger were
in the Surprise saloon, corner OF Fourth
and Everett streets, late in the afternoon
The man evidently had been drinking
considerably and the two got into an
alteration. The man suddenly drew a
revolver and fired a shot at his compan-
ion, the ball entering the abdomen. The
womans screams seemed to sober him,
for he got out on the street and attempted
to escape. "A couple Of citizens captured
him and took from him his revolver. "A
razor was also found on his person. AT
the police station he gave the name of z.
Domaine. The woman is at the Good Sa-
marian hospital. She can not recover.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-09-29
FEARS AN ATTACK BY KAFFIRs.
A Portuguese Town In Africa Sur
rounded by Fierce Natives.

A Portuguese Town In Afr'c1 Sur
rounded by Fierce Natives.
LoURENZo MARQUES, Delagoa Bay,
Sept. 25.-Several thousand Kaffirs are
threatening to attack this town. The
govern ment has distributed arms to
the white population for defense.
Lourenzo Marques is a walled sea-
port town of Africa on the north side
of Delagca bay. 1t has a population
of about 5000, and is protected by
roughly constructed old fort. The
Transvaal leaders have long been
anxious TO seize control Of the Delagoa
Bay railroad and to have a seaport,
Lourenzo Marques preferred. With
this object tine Beers recently sent
$3.50. 900 to London TO purchase bonds
which Portugal is expected to issue as
soon as the Berne arbitrator have de-
cided the question of boundaries.
September Is, advices from Praetoria
said the Transvaal government had ac-
quired prior rights in Delagoa bay, in
Guiding control of Port Demos, this
giving the Transvaal a commanding
position and free access to the seq.