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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

sc1g1er- arssHrres we're sustained ey tnss-
Se94 sEaSwlz~ % earnings All Ct ne raj
nc S2s@-11zes 81 hand Sew zct&ci@ u
ess@s@s 2 earnings 81 nos al s1s sto %ss-
G5@a S2rzEte vas assisted &> wei ~ a
report t1&k IS differences over tAe trans
exchange with TIE o.egoz Saozs Lane fta
teen adjusted ard ln4 A&sts< s<ocS MAS also
stroaE 3zrtag tae cay.
I2s ps3zC4p1g activity cen1e-ct n the
skFE4zgf4ss and EAe trading n Ea@rn Vas
.zsgsy a4zsd on vague suEacrs s2at a'ad
loka.EE . 60 w-sh 1he SsssErAi SsflA4Laen-
AcfaAa raees u sterft-r exchange sed .
lar szS1t and = fsT long ms se1 20 n
creased f2lk - early god Us ports n ms
connection /. = Interesting % EnSw I1at
to1zys ss2.snaeat - the week's exper< q
gs11Tz4 nssrzA z.atse shows a decrease 90
s=S4stss troEa AS week while ta2s seek q
ES Z Viii - resner oeTed increased
Sss-@ss ever Ire preceding wees
Additional deposits OF god. w1fea were
received from San Francisco. were made
=. c.ear1ES house bank to-day, and re
tie Iz.ted states treasury. even {. the face
O an excess g disbursements over re-
es4pEs. - aec1s4ora5 evidence q the ahGr-
Tssrs ~ - $50 So a ss "a s1sS2 -
re eose market. bat prices for Tia mes;
part we're STEADY and Z some cases strong.
aee total salss were 5. As.ooa
vanee1 , bid ard Is coupon = bid The -
REGISTERED ass rose - Akd. There vas sale
or The IS coupon 81 I5t4.
Money and Exchange.
Mo2sy CT call easier AZ 2ssg5s per cent:
last loan and close az Gas per cent.
prime mercantile paper. sAssE5 per cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual bust
ness n hznkerss bills az saS4ss for demand
and II s. s@-sss4- So Ter sixty days; posted
rates S4-SG4a ard - A. IS. CONNER
Gal bills. t4NG4a@. sgNer certificates.
ssec. Bar silver. &c. Mexican dollars.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



LONDON. Oct E.-consols. IL lie. ST.
yer 3 a-iss
MN YORK. oct k-Tns Evening Posts
Tar8sr snAr~tzi csSleg~az xays.
T~ar scocx markets wsre ggietsv ard f--
regular fus3ay, tas falling o. "a spscGss-
ter neinx eEsareiy due p-eazeiy 70 tie fact
fhAt ts-sorrow vi - q s.-tcs Jewish noli-
cay. Mtre< we're easier. Americans eps--
e OK n sympathy wttr tks New YoFx
cfesss ~ yesterday. TasT closed strong
hewxver "a Nsx York sxpp-eFx ara wfla
a steady Increase * interest o. t1s. x1<.
Aus@rsoaa Bills were freely oZegsd .o1ay for
Discount
re Fa~ss ara Berth markets vsrs ern
Tas Vienna eSarss as cain. cczs3GsFsnx
1hs As2vy failure II Vienna
Hr~ndsfuas-
LIVERPOOL Oct s-~EScses HheA.-
spot Nc : r@5 Western winter STEADY.
= q. Ma ! Northern shipping sfsA@y.
- q Cc~n-SDQk Aza@Ftc2G mixed STEADY,
g 1@.5. November steady IS -ss9
" col sales
LYNDON Oct Sa-TAere was 4 fan at
.sreAncs a. ire w7oE a2esssa sales today.
Tss4@rsEgs tne&aG@G q sGrKs a1antsty %
~~w Z@At&nd clip rzexsacs. Wish ve-s
.4xea - t@a coz Zs1ez--- s-ysss a. t..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-06

s.a,tle, Everett & whatcom Route.
assfs OF Washington leaves Seattle
h.tiv except Saturday. AT 10 p. m
esattle Everett and Ia Conner Route.
6Ssarurr Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
ssrcnf Sunday. at a. u1.. calling at Ever
- ro5ng north Monday. Wednesday and
Frtday: going south Tuesday. Thursday
ma saturday.
fslepnone. Main in vesIer dock.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. S.--There was a better
tone 10 the wheat market today and prices
were &c higher. No. / e.uestem. &c. No,
1 club. SO
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~nET eOr<rs AND ALASKA STEAM
I'VE eHIF ACCOMPANY.
ycToRIA ROUTE

s.~s, CITY es Kingston between Ia
80 VAT, ard Victoria. b g.
1870 = SEATTLE szAT fsEpm
s.Z.s.r'f,yl s1Ps. Townsend - Ar Il Sam
t9s-.Iriffgi Victoria AlI.s! ssJ1zm
siszpy exeep, Saturday
-11ss,sans carving beth frsixfst and
.s<.~-rsrs. ard leaves from Yeslsr wharf
k~s.@ for Victoria. 81 10 b. M. and for
~. .as.ys for Victoria can occupy
~sterocns until a. q.
- r.fss. tickets etc, tnuz.re Of
~ @, r. THCRSpYKE.
Agent. Yesier Wharf. Seattle
fisrsraI Agent. r. p. Ry.. Seattle.
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TIE ~orth- w ssern Line comprises owe,
Zoo rasles O. perfectly equipped railway
!, rstrets Iowa. Wisconsin. Nsensrzn-
.esnnssosm. Gerth ps&ota. South DAKOTA.
.~zyaska and Wyoming II operates ne
sress trairs n the weird The service -
chicago. MI~aukes ard al tbe principal
rsstes es ina East ard Southeast eannoa
es surpassed rnstst On hav1rg Yrur ssckek
va .-Tas Nersn- Western" 2. W. Pvksr.
- =
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oocscsnsaI Hetsfs sss: family hctsi n
state: excellent rsosas. al Modern Improve
uaeEss- No bar
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Oct s fs~-
Exchanges AZ -he szAtxle Tacoma. syo-
kzrs ARD Portland clearing houses today
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TEAnERs
r1cIFic COAST STEAMSHIP co.

- coupesys. elegant sseasnsrz Una
GTrY or PEEBI4A and WALi<A
ILL.,. ssav- SEATTLE S1x san Frau
$50 Pors TovEsesasd 1, saa ssr'srs.; z.
- z a Dec, :. IL. Is. - q. D.
81 : ): sac Frsneiss,9, = "a g. . oci -. : \.
81 Leavs san FRAslsISCO
g 49, VA Victoria B. G., and Port
1s.s.sas, 80 a +, "a Fl r. Dec. +. Il
= New. s. .. q. >. .. d. Dee.
y .: = s.ssnsrs CORONA. crTY
= r. f,pfsEA AND AL-EI leave SEAT
TIE lT n. Sov. r. IT, 4. e
IL e u. i e ., Due ssck a se = Z
ruls e = Jan 2 I, =. TIE CON-
- ses~rvo righs 20 change. w.lhesN
.sseus sosics. s.ssmsrs. sailing dates and
sprSs ! TfsowBRrpGE. p 5. sa2... Ocean
PA b Ss.sis pE Ez.i CO. d sss.. A "a.
q
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TRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

srps GARLAND AND EyANGEL.
isettss ard TeSaseisf- y @ah Bay Route.
- Tueeaay, ard Thursdays at la
sof pert Townsend. Port Williams
bslsspsss. Pors A sSi,.u b. ~ g. crs, &C.
49, rsTlsnlng. arrives az Seattle o. m
es.,,.-s,~sts days Steamer Evanxei leaves
q ~ ~ ss,~k FOR Port Townsend Port An
- sra Victoria Lendayss Wednesdays
80 rrseavs at $50 3. m. arrives Seattle
ssssxn.t. days AZ z.s p. m
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III TRANSFORMATIONS co.-weekl,

fAB TRANSFORMATIONS CO.-Wsei<ly
Time Card.
ssssner Campaign. Skagft river route.
tssvs- Seattle Oct. AZ 7 a. m. Oct. I aE
r Oct . az ! q. m. leaves Mount
ysrncn Oct Al a m, Oct. at . a. m,
~ "a III 10 a. m. calling al Everett
Gsrxday Kolng north calling al Tuislip.
tssarood. Fir. skagl, CITY. Mount varaon
sad Avon.
CRY aock-6tsamsrs for all points on
TDoSAf.D, Master. Telephone Main 81.
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Y.x c. A Va. University sa,arsAA
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= The Nmer's peoqlaf RoQ1R
--S-------
70
:ROSSLAND
= AND ALL
.Kootenai Points.

Il
TfHE sCHEDILE,
In Eject sept 18th. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
kcr sIoAsBe. kosslaad. -. PaGg
nsg East .s--.-.--....s....-. 4.91 p. m
gsF portland ...Y---. .......-..-.-. go a
11s DtSMps1 $3.50. ..-%...s.-.-.. ! - a. m
foT American $685. ............s.. 60 A. t.
Fer Tacol7a. 10 and 80 a m.
<:s and ........ ..............-.. Too ,. m
TRAINS ARRIVE At SEATTLE.
fron Spokane. Eossland. St
faH and Esask ...-..............fIss 50 a m
. TIA fsss.ara ....- .-...-.*....-. s.e5 ,. M
n1ons - get 49,. -.r......----. e.a5 p uA
1911 rosrnssn .,:.. ...',;,s,... ss p. m
"a. s-S ana ...+sss.....s-.-*.... SD p. m
DAILY except Sunday. All Others daily.
his card subJeot 10 change without no
tea
Through tickets 20 Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
For rates routes and other snformat,ou
call on or address
L. A NADEAU,
General Agent 6eattlA
CITY Ticket Office. cor. Yesler say and
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western AZ.
enee and Columbia street
A. ID. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
NO. E1 Morrison street. corner Third
Portland. Or.
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BATTLE
VANCOUVER. 3. c.

VANCOUVER. p. c.
~. stssmer Utopia for Port Town
sssd. Anacygtss. Hn&teom. BLAINE Aao
FINcOCvER
sfssvS YsSler wharf Mondays and
Arrssav.. o. N Blaine. g, Eancouvsr.
Eror Information. Tesler dock
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Freah and Preserved Fish.
Hay. Grain and seeds.

Hay Cohbsngl-Puget sound. per ton.
SO: Eastern Washington timothy. SIS;
straw. s.: alfalfa. $40.
Oats Gohhing t-S-i4-@
Wheat Goblin gl-sT.
Barley Cohblng)-Rolled or ground, per
ton 81.
Corn-whoIn. s., cracked. 81: meal. 81.
Mlistuffs Coobing)-Bran. per ton. S4:
shorts. per ton, til -
Feed CSabblng)--Choppe feed. Sls92o per
ton; nlddlings, Per ton. s.; oil cake meal.
per ton. SA
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKER.
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Fresh meats Gobbingl-steer beef. Sc
cow beef. 5l2c per 10; mutton, Sc per ID
pork, 7e per h. veal sRI7c per 10
Canned meats Cobbingl-Deviled ham
s.. ler2 s.: corned beef. lib cans S2s
corned beef, alb tins. g. IS: Clipped beef
lib cans s. =. lunch tongue lib cans
g 10; roast beef. g. >: roast chicken. ss50
roast mutton s. T513.f0: roast turkey
g 80: pigs' feet. z-lb tins. g.
Provisions Uoh5ingl-Hams. large, lie
hams small. iiisc; breakfast bacon. 1I.e
dry salt sides. &c.
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Jobbina Quotations.

Following are the quotations OF the
wholesale and jobblrg dealers today:
Dairy and Poultry lard.
Butter - Ranch. ioQiSc; WASHINGTON
creameries. Alb prints, 2495c.
Cheese Uobbkngl - Native Washington,
full cream. i64lic; same. half SKINNED.
5dsc
Eggs JoooinEl-Fresh ranch, z162sc.
Poultry Oobbingl - Chickens. s4I0c I've
weight; dressed chickens. 12c; turkeys
dressed. fsc.
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Gal twnoles2le sH6 retain - Douss Z
screened s. s. r@- ten: average. Il car
load 3ass s. a. nat. So n@- ter. NswcaS-
~ screenfrEz- KS Blsck DiArssnss =
PEI ten. CsueTri9z1 Blacksmith. Ills PEI
ton. Nay creek 81
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Soap coobing 1-SeAttls savon. -, sc:
yaez Sc Eieefric. -. re, ICES 8 -. CT
fsarf a Co Dora. I1s ErS- - Sc g.
rant. ices s. 80 &as s4c. Bshhits's -. 81.
feas & 2sI Proctor & Candles Ivory a.
s. s. los. s.. Castle, wa&ys &c u, per u:
Castle ElcTsied. l9c.
Toearoo tieah.ngf-An tohaccos aSvzrr-
tng-Pl2r CAswirs. Climax e.: star
&c EorseSeae- s1c sEearns&d, &C, PIssr
re- Il. SssRc Something Coed &c. nra cut
ehew1aE. paa - s Sol =. smoking.
sa4ss 5 ex. &C. = ca g. CRhfe cell al
s-sa rgass So sea e Narth Ce-0nra. =
PEI IL. &c. Ass. Sc Ltr2e KIN. sea. Sc I;
s-ssE g.. NEzsriT, rs. Ec "a sc
Pae~- CtashsH< f-tsTls,e-s straw ~&c.
hgtshers' straw. <azcs Ne rra-nlA- &c.
Nc Z martha. 3asSs paper eSgs, - r~r ce1-
CT flsf. Eray express. Sac
BAEs IteahE1 gf-Nsgz.n. ps- ~ s. ST. ca
FER 1a s. SsSS~
C-aAt.
Gal CwaslEs2le sn3 retain pous.s
screened g. g r@- tQn, zvaxAse II ear
q & - -
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1he. stream oil Charitx..

If the world were growing worse,
as some insist, would not the springs
of benevolence be drying upa On
the contrary, the stream of charity
broadens and deepens The Charity
Record, an English paper, says that
it has announced during the past
year $4,000, GOO in legacies, beside
50, 100000 more in donations for
charitable purposes. This amount
does not include large sums given
to the hospital and Saturday funds,
money subscribed anonymously to
charities and certain other minor
contributions. This giving repre-
sented but one country. What a
splendid amount that would need to
be that would. tell the story of the
charity of the whole civilized world
for a year. Youths Companion.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Farragut and Nelson.

In recent lecture Admiral George
E. Belknap thus contrasted Nelson
and Farragut: AS sea kings and
dauntless fighters Nelson and Far
ragut were the greatest naval cap
tains of modern times, but Nelson
lacked the moral fiber which rounds
out the full fruited man, which Far
ragut possessed in an eminent de-
gree. Look to the cabin of the Hart
ford on the night before the battle
of Mobile Bay and note what our
great sailor wrote:
MY DEAREST WTFE-I write and leave this let
ter for you. am going into Mobile in the morn
ing, if God is my leader, as hope he is, and in
him place my trust. If he thinks it is, the
proper place for me to die, / am ready to sub
NIT to his will in that as in all other things
God bless and preserve you, my darling, and
my dear boy, if anything should happen to me-
Your devoted and affectionate husband, who
never for one moment forgot his love, duty OF
fidelity to you, his devoted and best of wives
d., G.. FARRAGuT
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
The Questloner.

In The Temple Magazine Justin
Mccarthy, offers a warning to the
member of parliament who is blessed
-or cursed with d thirst for ask
ing questions. One of this type,
long since dead, used to repeat with
great good humor a story which
told asslrst himself. During the
course of g recess he was delivering
an address to his constituents, and
in order to impress them with a due
sense OF his public services he en-
phasized the fact that in the last
session he had put to ministers more
than 300 questions. He paused to
study the effect of his statement,
and a voice from the farthest part
Of the gallery called out, why,
what a hignorant bloke you must
bel"
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Electric Light Permit.

1t might be in place to say word
or two in regard to wiring buildings,
inasmuch as the insurance companies
are very strict and grant special
permit to all parties having
their buildings wired. Care should
be taken to see that the wire is prop
erly protected, as it would be hard to
collect losses by fire caused by an
electric wire, The following is the
sum and substance of the permit
granted by insurance companies to
use electrc-wires
"Wires to be duly coated with APP
proved insulating material, and to
have at least double the conducting
capacity required by all generators,
and to be protected where they enter
the building by porcelain or hard
rubber insulators, so as to prevent
rain water from entering the building
along the wire, ana to be PROVIDED
with cutoff outside. Wherever
wires are carried through walls, floors
or partitions in buildings, they must
be surrounded by special insulating
tube of substantial material, and the
wires must be firmly secured to walls
or ceilings by non-conducting fasten.
ings. Lamp frames must be insulated,
and globes must be closed, or have
spark arresters at the top and bottom.
Provided, that this insurance shall
not apply to any Electric Light Fix
lures, Apparatus or Equipments, UNI
less a separate amount is expressly
named thereon"
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
NEWS OF TIE WEEK,
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

General G.. S. Bachelor has been
chosen president of the postal congress,
Messrs. Stevenson, Wolcott and
Paine, the monetary commissioners.
have sailed for Europe.
The Universal Postal Congress met
in Washington last week, It will De
insession about six weeks
The arbitration treaty was defeated
by the senate by vote OF AZ TO 20
four less than a two-thirds majority
Homestead settlers on coded Indian
reservations are given another year
I'm which to make the necessary pay.
ments.
Michael Davitt, the. Irish leader,
rallied at the White House WEDNESDAY
and paid his respects to President NC
Kinley,
The United States cruiser Marble
head has. gone to Puerto Cortez, Hon.
duras, to look after interests OF United
States citizens during the revolution IN
progress there.
The house of representatives has
adopted resolution providing that the
house should meet only on Mondays
and Thursdays of each week while the
tariff bill is pending.
The report that secret negotiations
of great Importance are being carried
on between Spain and the United
States in regard to Cuba is denied at
the state department.
The United States revenue cutters
Rush and Corwin have started for
Alaska. to join the Bear. The three
vessels will cooperate during the sum
mer to enforce the sealing regulations.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
7. H. Dahl,

Dealer in fresh milk and cream de-
livered fresh every morning. Retail
price, fresh milk, "a quarts, $l0O,
skinned milk, 48 quarts, $I.OO; com
mon cream, quart, l5cents; whipping
cream, / quart, rs cents. Wholesale
price, fresh milk, IA cents gallon
skinned milk 7 cents, and cream 55
cents a gallon.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Sealed Bids.

Bids will be received until 6 p. m.
May 25th, 1897 by the undersigned
chairman of the building committee
for the erection of the Methodist
Episcopal church at, Morris, MINI,
including foundation and heating,
but not glass according to the modi-
fed plans and specifications to be
found at the Office of A. L. Dorr,
architect, No. 700, Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis OF at my Office. The
right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
C. D. STERLING, Chairman.
Morris, MINI, May 18th, 1897.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Z
The Erie canal has been opened for
the season.
1t is reported that the steel beam pool
has collapsed.
The export season from the port OF
Montreal has opened,
A tandem of three wheels is the lat
est invention in the bicycle line.
The Pioneer mine at Ely has closed
down on account of failure to sell ore,
The reconstruction of the Victoria
bridge at Montreal will cost S1,500,0 900,
REPORTS from throughout the North
west indicate unusually favorable crop
conditions.
All the salt companies in Pomeroy
Bend, O., have organized into an as
ISOLATION to raise the price of salt.
A 500, 900 hotel is soon to be built at
Albert Lea, Mimi, which, it is claimed,
will be the finest in the world for
CITY of its size.
The Cleveland (O) Paper company
has been placed in the hands of re-
ceiyer upon its own application by
Judge Dellenbaugh.
By decree of the national supreme
court the Bell Telephone company will
have control of the telephone business
until the year 1908.
Governor Black of New York has
signed the so-called ANTITRUST bill.
The bill applies to foreign. as well as
domestic corporations, requiring an.
nual reports as to the amount of their
capital stock, and the proportion &C.
tually issued
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

A sad accident occurred on the
Northern Pacific at Sank Centre last
Friday. AS the train was switching
Harry Hart, brakeman, lost his bal
ance and fell from the top Of a freight
car and the wheels passed over him,
almost completely severing his body
III two, killing himinstantly. He was
a single man, and had mother living
in New York state. This was the
second accident that has happened
on Conductor Berry's train. About a
week before a boy tramp by the
name of Andrew Faux attempted
to board the train at Little Falls to
beat his way to Morris and fell be-
meath the wheels, cutting off an arm.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Don't Wait.

But get your threshing outfits, en-
CINE, separator and stacker fixed up
now, and be making money while the
others are oiling up the rusty bear
ings. The Stinson boys, George and
Fred know all about the business.
They make a speciality Of all kinds Of
flue work, See them.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Office over Larson's Store

We are headquarters for Bicycles
and Bicycle repairing, having in stock
the we'll known Falcon, GENEVA and
Eclipse, and the Duke and Duchess.
Come and see them at E. j Jones.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
POLITICAL NEWS.

An international gold convention
will be held in Denver July 2, and ..
The Iowa Republican state conven.
ton will be held at Cedar Rapids
! Aug. 49,
President Mckinley has appointed
Tams Bixby of Minnesota as member
of the Dawes Indian commission.
Stanford Newell of Minnesota has
been nominated for minister to the
netherlands by President Mckinney.
Statistician Robinson of the agri-
cultural department has resigned. and
John Hyde of Nebraska will succeed.
hiw
An. attempt at bribery is charged
against advocates of tbs Humphrey
street railway bills in the Illinois legis-
iature
Dr. Hunter, who was so long before
the Kentucky legislature as a candidate
for the senate, would like foreign
mission.
Chairman Jones of the natie nal
Democratic committee, proposes to
take hand in the fight for mayor Of
New York.
THE GREco-TURKIsH WAR.
It is announced that the Turks will
coon have 500, 900 men under arms.
Greece is said to have made written
application to the powers for mediation.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Found.

A stone set and initial letter off a
gentleman's ring. Owner can have
same by calling at this office and
proving property and paying for this
adj.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
Lost.

On the road between Medina and
Morris, bicycle sprocket chain.
Finder will please leave same at A.
A. Stones hardware store and receive
reward.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

Blooming health, long life, pros
perity, happiness come by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. No failures.
Hulburd s. Johnson.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
For Sale.

have Z good second hand cook
stove, size No. s, which | will sell
cheap. NJ. WETTELAND.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

As the season is pressing the de
mands for gasoline stoves, call at E.
j. Jones and see the Reliable Case
line Stove, the latest improved. There
are no better made
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

The we'll known stallion, RockdaIe
Hal will season at the farm of DIR.
Jos. G. Hall, west end of town 3t
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12
List OF Patents

Granted to Minnesota inventors this
week. Reported by G. A. Snow g.
Co, solicitors of American and For
eign Patents, opposite U. s. Patent
Office, Washington, D. G..
All. Castle, Minneapolis, trousers
guard; W. S. Mock, Minneapolis,
Hosting machine.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

Five Drops, the only safe and re-
liable rheumatic cure, is sold by
Henry Robertson Of this city. Several
here in town have been cured of rheu-
matism by Five Drops. Try it,
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

The lecture, illustrated with stere
|opticon views, which was delivered
by Mrs. Maria Wells at the Congre-
gational church last Friday evening
OH the Castles and Cathedrals Of
England was fairly well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed. The quaint
old buildings and ruins we're highly
interesting. Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Wells held mothers meeting at the
NJ. E, Church which was also largely
attended and enjoyed. The only in
cident that happened to mar the
complete pleasure of the meeting was
The blasting of rock near the church
which frightened the ladies so that
it vas some time before they recovered
from the effects.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

"Ride a MONARCH and keep in
keep in front" For sale by H. B.
Lund.
Morris tribune., 1897-05-12

STRAYED-From my premises
last Wednesday, a bay mare, branded
on right side. Finder please notify
John E. Anderson, Artichoke, Mimi.